A.
Abergavenny, Earls of, [59]
Abrincis, Lupus de, [65], [75], [144], [170], [225]
Acham, Anthony, charity founded by, [63]
Albemarle, or Aumale, Earl of, [75] and note
Algar, Earl of Mercia, [30], [137], [176]
Alms, gate, bequeathed at Revesby, [140], [162]
Angevin auxiliaries, [176]
Angus, Earl of, [59], [110], [182], [192]
Asgarby, meaning of name, [137] and note
,, church described, [138]
,, Owners, former—
,, ,, Ivo Taillebois, [137]
,, ,, Bishops of Durham, [137]
,, ,, Bishops of Lincoln, [137]
,, ,, present owners, Ecclesiastical Commissioners, [137]
Asgarby Benefice annexed to Lusby, [137]
Ashby, meaning of “Ash,” [12], [14], [15]
Ashby Puerorum, church described [12], [13]
,, ,, field-name, [10]
,, ,, gallows, [9]
,, Owners of—
,, ,, Saxons Odincarle and Chilbert, [2]
,, ,, Odo, Bishop of Baieux, Earl of Kent, [2]
,, ,, Creveceur, or De Courcy family, [3], [145]
,, ,, Gilbert Fitz-Gozelin, [3]
,, ,, Kirktons, of Kirton, [4]
,, ,, Lord Treasurer Cromwell, [4]
,, ,, Earl of Albemarle, [4]
,, ,, Charles Brandon, duke of Suffolk, [4]
,, ,, Lord Willoughby of Parham, [4]
,, ,, James Prescott, Esq., [4]
,, ,, Gedney family, [4]
,, ,, Sir William Wentworth, [5]
,, ,, Stephen Dinely Totton, [6]
,, ,, Pocklington-Coltman family, [1], [6]
,, Holbeck hamlet in Ashby, [10]
,, Hoe-hill in Holbeck, [10], [11]
,, Stainsby hamlet in Ashby, [6]
,, Littlebury family, [6]
,, Roman sepulchre, [13]
Asterby, church described, [16], [17], [18]
,, Owners of—
,, ,, Lady Lucia Thorold, [15]
,, ,, Ivo Taillebois, [15]
,, ,, Guevera John, [16]
,, ,, ,, Francis, [16]
,, ,, Dighton family, [15]
,, ,, Dame Jane Dymoke, [18]
,, ,, Trafford family, [16]
Ayscough, or Askew, Sir Edward, [51]
,, Walter, Esq., [163]
,, Henry Esq., [163]
,, arms of, [115]
,, meaning of name, [115]
B.
Baieux, Odo, bishop of, [2], [101], [102], [156], [182], [208]
,, ,, influence and great possessions, [156]
,, ,, possessions forfeited, [156]
,, Tapestry, [102], note
Banks, Sir Joseph (1714), [114], [164]
,, ,, his collections at Revesby Abbey, [164], [165]
,, ,, monument and inscription to, [166]
Bardney Abbey, charters, [41]
,, ,, pension to, [135]
Barkham, Sir Robert, [61]
Barkworth, Robert de, [35]
,, William de, [35]
,, family, [212]
Barrows at Revesby, [165]
,, at Ranby, formerly, [157] and note
Baumber, church described, [20], [21]
,, Owners of—
,, ,, Saxons, Ulf and Tonna, [20]
,, ,, Ivo Taillebois, [19]
,, ,, Gilbert de Gaunt, [20]
,, ,, Dightons, [20]
,, ,, Earls of Lincoln, [20]
,, ,, Dukes of Newcastle, [20]
,, ,, Livesey family, sold to, [20]
,, ,, Vyner family, a moiety, [20]
,, Site for vicarage given by Robt. de Grey Vyner, Esq., 1857, [22]
Bavent, William de, note, [88]
Bec, Anthony, [132]
,, Anthony, bishop of Durham, [107]
,, John’s gifts to Kirkstead Abbey, note, [234]
,, Thomas, bishop of Lincoln, [107]
,, Thomas, bishop of St. David’s, [107]
,, ,, grants to Kirkstead Abbey, manure of sheep in Kirkby, [107]
,, ,, quitclaims to Kirkstead Abbey, toll on corn, [107]
,, Walter, constable of Lincoln Castle, [106], [133]
,, ,, constable of Bristol, [133]
,, family, influential, [106], [107], [132]
Bec arms, formerly in church, Kirkby-on-Bain, [110]
Bedford, duke of, [59]
Beelsby, Sir Thomas, of Beelsby, [37]
Belchford, church described, [23]–25
,, stoup, richly carved, [25]
,, Owners—
,, ,, Ivo Taillebois, [22]
,, ,, Sir Thomas Glemham, [23]
,, ,, Sir Thomas Hartopp, [23]
,, ,, R. de Grey Vyner, Esq., [23]
Benigworth, Geoffrey de, [170]
Bentinck, William de, [170]
,, family, [180]
Bernak, de, family, [109]
Bevere, Drogo de, his rapacity, [74]
Bigot, Earl Marshall, [147]
Billsby of Billsby, [49]
Blagge, Thomas, groom of bedchamber, anecdote, [90], and note
Blanche, Duchess of Lancaster, [33]
Blundville, i.e., Oswestry, [88]
Blunt, family of, [76] and note
Boars, wild, protected by law, [115]
Bolingbroke, church described, [27], [28], [29]
,, benefice united with Hareby, [91]
,, Hare, phantom of, [33]
,, Owners of—
,, ,, William de Romara, [30]
,, ,, Gilbert de Gaunt, [32]
,, ,, Ranulph, Earl of Chester, [32]
,, ,, De Lacy family, [32]
,, ,, John, Duke of Lancaster, [32]
,, ,, Henry IV., [32]
Bolles, Sir George, [37]
,, Sir John, [37]
Bond-servant, [41]
,, given as “chattells,” [89], [122], [162], [170], [235]
Booth, John, Rector of Salmonby, [172]
,, ,, silver cup of Volunteers, 1808, [173]
Boroughbridge, battle of, Earl of Lancaster defeated at, [106]
Boucherett, [115]
Boundary stones, [231]
Bourg-Thorold, hotel de, [31], note
Brackenbury, Robert Carr, of Raithby, [153]
,, ,, grants hay loft for Wesleyan services, [153]
Brandon, Charles, duke of Suffolk, [4], [40], [60], [84], [89], [114], [140], [149], [163]
,, ,, two sons die of “sweating sickness,” [60]
“Brides of Enderby,” the, [51]
“Briefs,” curious, Hagg Registers, [81], [82]
Brigg Grammar School, [114]
Brinkhill “gold,” [82]
Brittany, Alan, earl of, a worthy character, [73]
Brown, Sir John, [126]
Bryan, Governor of Bolingbroke Castle, [90]
Bucknall, Thorold of, [158]
,, ,, his sister, the Lady Godiva, [158]
Burghley, Lord Treasurer, [114], [164]
Burials, numerous, Salmonby, [169], Sotby, [183]
Buried in wool, [61] and note
“By” as suffix, meaning of, [99]
By-road—village road, [99]