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COUNTS OF LA MARCHE
showing Roger’s connections with Robert Bruce and the Earls of Pembroke and Gloucester
and his wife’s connections with the royal family, the Earls of Pembroke and Warwick and the Counts of La Marche
Table 3: THE DE FIENNES FAMILY
showing Roger’s connections with the royal family, the Counts of Hainault and the Earls of Hereford through his mother
Table 4: THE DE BRAOSE AND DE LACY FAMILIES
showing Roger’s and his wife’s connections with these families and the Earls of Warwick and the de Verdon family.
(N.B. Walter and Hugh de Lacy of Rathwire, Roger’s tenants and enemies in 1315–7, were probably
descended from Robert, a younger brother of Hugh de Lacy, the lord of Meath, who died in 1186)
Table 5: THE ENGLISH ROYAL FAMILY
Table 6: THE FRENCH ROYAL FAMILY
Index
The page references in this index correspond to the printed edition from which this ebook was created. To find a specific word or phrase from the index, please use the search feature of your ebook reader.
Aberconway: see Conway
Aberdeenshire, Scotland: 27
Abergavenny, Wales: 157, 187, 312
Abingdon, Berkshire: 206
Aconbury Priory, Herefordshire: 13, 172, 211
Acqui, Bishop of: 261
Acton, Middlesex: 154
Adam of Northampton (d. 1346), Bishop of Ferns (1312): 87, 279 (n. 31)
Adam of Orleton (d. 1345), Bishop of Hereford (1317), Bishop of Worcester (1327), Treasurer (1327): 98
– early career and relations with Roger: 93–94
– participation in 1321 rebellion: 105
– role in Roger’s escape: 282 (n. 16)
– persecuted by Edward and Despenser: 122, 130, 134–135, 137
– role in facilitating invasion: 153, 155, 161
– role in deposition and abdication of Edward II: 166–167, 169
– at coronation: 171
– position on regency council: 288 (n. 21)
– supposed role in Berkeley Castle plot: 192
– candidature for See of Worcester: 200
– appointed Treasurer: 202
Adforton, William de: 44
Agen, France: 137–138
Airmyn, Richard, Keeper of the Privy Seal (1327–28): 203
Albret, Amanieu d’: 53
Aldenham, Francis (d. 1322): 125
Alspaye, Gerard d’: 2, 129–130, 201, 282 (n. 16)
Amiens, France: 221
Anglesey, Wales: 187, 197, 203
Annales Paulini : 188–189, 194, 235, 246
Annaly, Ireland: 45
Anonimalle Chronicle : 189, 235
Antwerp, Belgium: 260–263, 303 (n. 50)
Aquitaine, France, Duchy of (see also Gascony): 23, 34
Ardee, Ireland: 49, 68
Ardingel, James d’, of Florence: 87
Ardrossan, Fergus d’: 67
Ardscull, Battle of (1316): 81
Argentein, Giles d’ (d. 1314), knight: 61–64, 272 (n. 13), 275 (n. 11)
Argyle, King of: 93
Arlegh, Staffordshire: 79
Armour, descriptions of: 117–118, 151, 208–209
Arthurian legend: 9–10, 16, 22, 43, 226, 267, 297 (n. 20), 298 (n. 25)
Arundel, Earl of: see FitzAlan, Edmund
Ashburnham, Bartholomew (d. 1322): 125
Ashby de la Zouche, Leics: 79
Athboy, Ireland: 97, 309
Athlone, Ireland: 68, 96, 98, 233, 309
Atholl, Earl of: see Strathbogie, John de
Athy, John de, naval commander: 83
Audley, Hugh (d. 1326), Lord Audley of Stratton (1321): 79, 110, 122, 161
Audley, Hugh (d. 1347), Lord Audley (1317): 33, 75, 90–92, 94–95, 97, 99–102, 104, 105, 110, 161, 220
Audley, James (1313–1386), Lord Audley of Heleigh (1329): 172, 206, 321–322
Audley, Joan (fl. 1324–1327), Lady Audley of Heleigh (1329): 136, 206, 294 (n. 22), 321–322
Audley, Nicholas (1328–1391), Lord Audley of Heleigh (1386):
Avignon, France: 42, 94, 192, 225, 227, 252
Avon, River: 7–8
Ayrmin, William (d. 1336), Bishop of Norwich (1325), Chancellor (1326–27): 153, 161, 171
Ayr Castle, Scotland: 31
Ayte, William de: 201
Badlesmere, de, family: 78
Badlesmere, Bartholomew de, ‘the Rich’ (1275?–1322), Lord Badlesmere (1301): 23, 33, 36, 74, 77–80, 91–92, 94, 108, 110–113, 115, 125–126, 266, 277 (n. 9), 319
Badlesmere, Elizabeth de, daughter of Bartholomew de Badlesmere: see Mortimer, Elizabeth
Badlesmere, Margaret de (1287–1333), Lady Badlesmere (1308?): 111–113, 121
Baily, Walter le: 228
Baker,
showing Roger’s connections with Robert Bruce and the Earls of Pembroke and Gloucester
and his wife’s connections with the royal family, the Earls of Pembroke and Warwick and the Counts of La Marche
Table 3: THE DE FIENNES FAMILY
showing Roger’s connections with the royal family, the Counts of Hainault and the Earls of Hereford through his mother
Table 4: THE DE BRAOSE AND DE LACY FAMILIES
showing Roger’s and his wife’s connections with these families and the Earls of Warwick and the de Verdon family.
(N.B. Walter and Hugh de Lacy of Rathwire, Roger’s tenants and enemies in 1315–7, were probably
descended from Robert, a younger brother of Hugh de Lacy, the lord of Meath, who died in 1186)
Table 5: THE ENGLISH ROYAL FAMILY
Table 6: THE FRENCH ROYAL FAMILY
Index
The page references in this index correspond to the printed edition from which this ebook was created. To find a specific word or phrase from the index, please use the search feature of your ebook reader.
Aberconway: see Conway
Aberdeenshire, Scotland: 27
Abergavenny, Wales: 157, 187, 312
Abingdon, Berkshire: 206
Aconbury Priory, Herefordshire: 13, 172, 211
Acqui, Bishop of: 261
Acton, Middlesex: 154
Adam of Northampton (d. 1346), Bishop of Ferns (1312): 87, 279 (n. 31)
Adam of Orleton (d. 1345), Bishop of Hereford (1317), Bishop of Worcester (1327), Treasurer (1327): 98
– early career and relations with Roger: 93–94
– participation in 1321 rebellion: 105
– role in Roger’s escape: 282 (n. 16)
– persecuted by Edward and Despenser: 122, 130, 134–135, 137
– role in facilitating invasion: 153, 155, 161
– role in deposition and abdication of Edward II: 166–167, 169
– at coronation: 171
– position on regency council: 288 (n. 21)
– supposed role in Berkeley Castle plot: 192
– candidature for See of Worcester: 200
– appointed Treasurer: 202
Adforton, William de: 44
Agen, France: 137–138
Airmyn, Richard, Keeper of the Privy Seal (1327–28): 203
Albret, Amanieu d’: 53
Aldenham, Francis (d. 1322): 125
Alspaye, Gerard d’: 2, 129–130, 201, 282 (n. 16)
Amiens, France: 221
Anglesey, Wales: 187, 197, 203
Annales Paulini : 188–189, 194, 235, 246
Annaly, Ireland: 45
Anonimalle Chronicle : 189, 235
Antwerp, Belgium: 260–263, 303 (n. 50)
Aquitaine, France, Duchy of (see also Gascony): 23, 34
Ardee, Ireland: 49, 68
Ardingel, James d’, of Florence: 87
Ardrossan, Fergus d’: 67
Ardscull, Battle of (1316): 81
Argentein, Giles d’ (d. 1314), knight: 61–64, 272 (n. 13), 275 (n. 11)
Argyle, King of: 93
Arlegh, Staffordshire: 79
Armour, descriptions of: 117–118, 151, 208–209
Arthurian legend: 9–10, 16, 22, 43, 226, 267, 297 (n. 20), 298 (n. 25)
Arundel, Earl of: see FitzAlan, Edmund
Ashburnham, Bartholomew (d. 1322): 125
Ashby de la Zouche, Leics: 79
Athboy, Ireland: 97, 309
Athlone, Ireland: 68, 96, 98, 233, 309
Atholl, Earl of: see Strathbogie, John de
Athy, John de, naval commander: 83
Audley, Hugh (d. 1326), Lord Audley of Stratton (1321): 79, 110, 122, 161
Audley, Hugh (d. 1347), Lord Audley (1317): 33, 75, 90–92, 94–95, 97, 99–102, 104, 105, 110, 161, 220
Audley, James (1313–1386), Lord Audley of Heleigh (1329): 172, 206, 321–322
Audley, Joan (fl. 1324–1327), Lady Audley of Heleigh (1329): 136, 206, 294 (n. 22), 321–322
Audley, Nicholas (1328–1391), Lord Audley of Heleigh (1386):
Avignon, France: 42, 94, 192, 225, 227, 252
Avon, River: 7–8
Ayrmin, William (d. 1336), Bishop of Norwich (1325), Chancellor (1326–27): 153, 161, 171
Ayr Castle, Scotland: 31
Ayte, William de: 201
Badlesmere, de, family: 78
Badlesmere, Bartholomew de, ‘the Rich’ (1275?–1322), Lord Badlesmere (1301): 23, 33, 36, 74, 77–80, 91–92, 94, 108, 110–113, 115, 125–126, 266, 277 (n. 9), 319
Badlesmere, Elizabeth de, daughter of Bartholomew de Badlesmere: see Mortimer, Elizabeth
Badlesmere, Margaret de (1287–1333), Lady Badlesmere (1308?): 111–113, 121
Baily, Walter le: 228
Baker,
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