lmecote, 27, 36, 37, 38, 42, 49

Wilmer, Robert, 231
William, 231

Wilmot, Leonard, 135

Wilson, Anne, 139
Harry, 138
Rev. Thomas, 96, 100

Wilson's, Robert, "Cobbler's Prophecy," 18

Wilton, 74, 75

Wilton, Samuel, 153

Wiltshire, James, Earl of, 170

Winch, William, 143

Winchester, 74

Windebanck, Sir Thomas, 145

Winworth, 167, 169

Wolferstan, Samuel Pipe, 184

"Women, History of," 85

Wood, William, 27, 29, 30, 173

Woodcock, William, 157

Woodham, Agnes, 12
Richard, 12, 14, 126

Wood's "Athenae Oxonienses," 15

Woodward, Isabel, 209
Mrs., 96

Wooten Wawen, 189

Worcester, 63, 93
Bishop of, 100
Earl of, 174
his Court, 77, 79, 122

Worcester, his register, 63, 93
MS., 122
Wills, 13, 14, 37, 38, 52, 93, 128

Worcestershire, 40, 100, 181

Wren, Christopher, 145

Wright, Sir Christopher, 205
Mrs. Elizabeth, 219, 236
Rev. Walter, 210
William, 146

Wrottesley, Sir Hugh, 199, 200
Isabel, 199

Wroxall, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 21, 113, 115, 124, 137

Wyckeham, Robert de, 169, 233
Elizabeth, 169

Wylemyn, Nicholas, of Shrewley, 230

Yate, or Yates, Anthony, 209
Eleanor, 210
Francis, 212
John, 211, 234
Simon, 207, 208
Thomas, 208

Yates, Luke, 236

Yeatman's, Mr. "Gentle Shakespeare," 7, 12, 15, 113, 129

_Yorkshire Archaeological Journal_, 234
Visitation, 234

Yoxall, 27, 31, 32, 172, 176, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187

Zouch, Lord, 160
William de la, 194

Zupitza, 162

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