[32] Sharpe, op. cit. I, p. 594.
[33] Rye, Carrow Abbey, App. IX, pp. xvi, xvii, xviii.
[34] See Archaeologia, XV (1806), pp. 100-101; ib. XXXV (1853), p. 464.
[35] V.C.H. London, I, p. 518.
[36] Ib. pp. 518-9.
[37] Sharpe, op. cit. II, p. 267. Two years previously (1396) John de Nevill had left legacies to his sister Eleanor and to his daughter Elizabeth, minoresses of St Clare; Durham Wills and Inventories (Surtees Soc.), p. 39.
[38] Sharpe, op. cit. II, p. 589.
[39] Ib. II, p. 331.
[40] Ib. II, p. 577.
[41] Not counting legacies left to various nunneries, without specific reference to a relative professed there.