GASCON ROLLS.
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By C. TRICE MARTIN, F.S.A.
It was decided recently by the Executive Committee of the Jewish
Historical Society of England to print in its publications such original
documents as came in the way of any of its Members, so that they
might, in this way, be preserved and presented to the subscribers, in
the hope of their being found useful by any one writing on the history
of the English Jews.
A few such documents, as a first instalment, are printed here.
The first is a letter in French from the converts belonging to the
house founded by Henry III., to his son Edward I., asking that the
income granted by his father may be properly secured to them and that
a warden may be appointed to look after their interests. Some day,
perhaps, the answers of the King and the Chancellor to this petition
may be found, and printed in a future number.
The rest of the documents printed are all from the Gascon Rolls,
that is, the Rolls which contain entries and documents issued from the
Chancery, referring to the Duchy of Guienne and to Gascony while
these provinces still acknowledged an English Lord. Those of the
reign of Edward I. are all before the expulsion, and all show a desire
to treat the Jews with justice and even with favour, but the reason
appears in one of the extracts of 4th Oct., 9 Edw. I., 1281 (No. 5),
where the King says that he does not wish the Jews to be oppressed
with too heavy taxes, lest their number should diminish. They were,
of course, valuable as bankers for the commerce of the province. Also,
in answer to their complaints of being harassed by their Christian
neighbours on small grounds (No. 4), he orders the Seneschal of
Gascony and the Constable of Bordeaux to have their causes tried
gascon rolls. | 171 |
by “good and lawful” Christians. He also gives up to the Jews of
Leetoure, a city in Gascony, a claim of £100 of Tours which he has
on them; but the consideration is not stated.
At the beginning of the reign of Edward II., after the expulsion
from England, an officer is appointed as judge of the Jews in Agen,
a town and district on the Garonne, south-west of Bordeaux. But
they had been formally expelled in the reign of Edward I., and in
4 Edw. II. (No. 10) orders were issued for the collection of the debts
of those who had left the country, to put into the King’s pocket. In
a few years many returned to try and collect their old debts, but in
7 Edw. II, a second mandate was issued for their expulsion (No. 12),
which, however, seems not to have been thoroughly acted upon, as it
had to be repeated some years after (Nos. 14, 15, 16).
The last document, dated in 1320, refers to a murder of the Jews
committed by a gang of brigands, very probably disbanded soldiers; but
the document does not speak of any punishment to the murderers, or
compensation to the families of those murdered, but merely commands
the Seneschal of Gascony to collect the goods of the murdered men for
the King’s use.
It is to be hoped that more documents of the same class may be
printed hereafter. The first document on the list is, it should be noted,
not from the Gascon Rolls.
172
1.
Ancient | Sire, ceo ws mustrent vos Convers de vostre meson de Lundres E Vus prium ke wus nus ordenez un certeyn gardeyn ke seit clerk e suffisant pur garder vostre aumone. Endd. Petitio Conversorum London’. Coram Rege Cancellarius ordinabit certum custodem. Et Dominus Rex |
2.
Gascon Boll. Memb.7. ––––– Pro Benedicto | Rex senescallo suo in ducatu Aquitanie et constabulario suo Datum ut supra, (Fobinge iij Aug. 9 Edw. I.) |
gascon rolls. | 173 |
3.
Gascon Roll ––––– Pro Josso filio | Rex omnibus, etc., Salutem, Sciatis quod concessimus Josse Datum apud Fobinge, iii die Augusti. (9 Edw. I.) Duppli Et mandatum est senescallo in ducatu Aquitanie quod cum pre- |
4.
Gascon Roll. –––– Pro communi- | Rex senescallo suo Vasconie et constabulario suo Burdegale Teste Rege apud Lindehurst, iiijor die Octobris. (9 Edw. I.) |
174 | gascon rolls. |
5.
Gascon Roll. ––––– | Rex eidem Salutem. Ex parte communitatis Judeorum nostrorum Vasconie nobis est ostensum, quod per varia et inmensa Teste ut supra. (Lyndhurst, iiij October. 9 Edw. I.) |
6.
Gnscon Roll. ––––– Pro Judeis Vasconie. | Rex dilecto sibi Reginaldo Myrail constabulario Burdegale Teste ut supra. (Cirencester, 4. Feb. 10 Edw. I.) Et sunt patentes. . |
7.
Gascon Roll. ––––– Pro Aaron de | Rex constabulario suo Burdegale salutem. Volentes Aaron de London’Judeo Burdegale et Rose uxori ejus gratiam facere specialem, Teste ut supra. (Chester. 13. June. 10 Edw. I.) |
gascon rolls. | 175 |
8.
Gascon Roll ––––– Pro Judeis | Rex dilecto et fideli suo Johanni de Greilly, senescallo suo Teste Rege apud Rothelan’ xvj die Augusti. (10 Edw. I.) Et sunt clause. Consimiles litere diriguntur pro Judeis partium illarum con- Teste ut supra. |
9.
Gascon Roll. ––––– De Officio | Rex omnibus ad quos etc. Salutem. Sciatis quod commisimus Datum apud Kenyngton, xxvij die Maii. (2 Edw. II.) Per Et mandatum est Thesaurario Agenensi qui nunc est et qui Datum ut supra. |
10.
Gascon Roll. ––––– De Debitis | Rex dilecto clerico suo Johanni Guitardi, contrarotulatori suo |
176 | gascon rolls. |
| Judeis recognita fuisse, et que adhuc levanda existunt, cum celeri- Per breve de privato sigillo,
|
11.
Gascon Roll. | Rex dilectis et fidelibus suis Bertrando Assaillit, magistro Jor- Per breve de privato sigillo. |
12.
Gascon Roll. ––––– De Judeis a | Rex dilecto et fideli suo Almarico de Crodonio (Credonio), |
gascon rolls. | 177 |
| absque redditu ibidem eici sine dilacione aliqua faciatis. Et eciam Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, secundo die Novembris, |
13.
Gascon Roll. ––––– De Judeis de | Rex dilecto et fideli suo Almarico de Credonio, senescallo |
VOL. II. | N |
178 | gascon rolls. |
| fecerunt et ad reddendum vobis nomine nostro cartas et instru- Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, xv. die Novembris. Per ipsum Regem.
|
14.
Gascon Roll. ––––– DeJudeis | Rex dilecto et fideli suo Almarico de Credonio senescallo suo Teste Rege apud Donelmum. xxvij die Maii. |
15.
Gascon Roll. ––––– | Rex senescallo suo Vasconie qui nunc est vel qui pro tempore Teste Rege apud Westmonasterium, xiiij die Julii. |
gascon rolls. | 179 |
16.
Gascon Roll. Dorso. ––––– Do Judeis a | Rex senesoallo suo Vasoonie qui nunc est vel qui pro tempore Datum apud Nottingham’, xxiiij die Augusti. (12 Edw. II.) Per ipsum Regem. |
17.
Gascon Roll. Dorso. ––––– Pro Rego de | Rex dilecto et fideli suo Almarico de Credonio, senescallo suo Datum apud Haddeleye, xxvj die Julii. (14 Edw. II.) Per ipsum Regem et consilium. |
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JEWISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND.
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REPORT, 1894-95.
The Second Session of the Society has been marked by a
continuance of the widespread interest which was aroused by its
inauguration in 1893. The number of Ordinary Members is now
about 225.
The first volume of the Society’s Transactions, which was issued
in January 1894, has been favourably received both by Members and
the Press.
Arrangements have been completed for several future publica-
tions. The President has nearly ready for issue a volume of selected
writings, bearing on the return of the Jews, by Menasseh ben Israel.
This volume will be produced in facsimile, and will be adorned by an
etching of Rembrandt’s portrait of the great Amsterdam Rabbi, and a
facsimile of a petition presented to Cromwell by Menasseh in 1655 and
signed by him, and the leading Marranos in London at the time. The
Editor will add an Introduction. The Society has commissioned Mr. S.
van Straalen, of the British Museum, to make inquiries on certain
special points in Amsterdam, and expresses its thanks to him for kindly
undertaking the mission. At the same time researches have been
made in the Patent Rolls since the resettlement, and a complete list
of denizations of Jews in England to the end of the reign of George
IV. has been prepared without cost to the Society. The Society
regrets that it has been refused, for the present at least, access to the
Archives of the Spanish and Portuguese Congregation in London.
Negotiations are pending for the issue, in conjunction with the
Seiden Society, of a volume of Jewish Plea Rolls.
Through (he kindness of Dr. Neubauer, of the Bodleian Library,
Oxford, the Society has arranged to purchase the MS. of the Onyx
Book, which was left ready for publication by the late C. W.
Collins. This important Hebrew treatise is certainly one of the most
valuable remains of Jewish learning in England in the pre-expulsion
period, and it is hoped that the complete work will be published by
the Society at no distant date.
report. | l81 |
In connection with these and other contemplated works, the
Society has resolved to create a Special Publication Fund, to which
donations are now invited. This Fund is designed for the purpose of
enabling the Society to produce volumes the cost of which could not
possibly be met out of its ordinary resources. Lack of funds has
prevented the Society from carrying out any ambitious lecturing
scheme outside its own meetings, but it has decided to give a small
subvention to the proposed University Extension Course which the
Council of that movement contemplates in the coming Autumn.
General Meetings of the Society were held in the Rooms of the
Maccabæaus, as follows :—
I.—Dec. 16th, 1894 | Conversazione. The Rev. F. L. Cohen |
II.—Feb. 3rd, 1895. | Second Anniversary of “Resettlement |
| (1.) I. Abrahams, Esq., Hon. Sec, on |
| (2.) Lucien Wolf, Esq., President, on |
| (3.) Prof. John Hales, of King’s College, |
III.—Apl. 21st,1895 | (1.) Paper by Dr. Friedländer, on “Ibn |
| (2.) Paper by B. L. Abrahams, Esq., of |
182 | report. |
IV.—May 26th, 1895. | (1.) | Paper by the Rev. Hermann Gol- |
| (2.) | Paper by Elkan N. Adler, Esq., on |
V.—June 30th, 1895. | Annual General Meeting, followed by the | |
| (1.) | I. Abrahams, Esq., Hon. Sec., on |
| (2.) | Lucien Wolf, Esq., President, on |
The Society expresses its grateful appreciation of the kindness
offered by the Maccabæans and to the Council of Jews’ College in
providing the use of rooms in which to hold its Meetings.
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BALANCE SHEET,
From December 31st, 1894, to June 30th, 1895.
The Treasurer in account with the Jewish Historical Society of England.
January 1st, 1895— | £ | s. | d | January 1st, 1895—. | £ | s | d.. | ||
To | Balance at Bankers | 36 | 11 | 6 | By | Expenses of Meeting | 3 | 7 | 0 |
“ | Subscription paid to | 101 | 17 | 0 | „ | Printing (circulars | 24 | 11 | 9 |
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report of sub-committee. | 183 |
Report of Sub-Committee on the Relations between the
Jewish Historical Society of England and the Mac-
cabeans.
In accordance with the instructions conveyed in the Resolution
passed at the Meeting of the Council in June last, the Representatives
nominated by the Committee of the Maccabæans and by the Jewish
Historical Society of England met at the house of Prof. Meldola,
6, Brunswick-square, W.C., on Friday, February 23rd, 1894, and
having considered the question of a more intimate association of the
two Societies, they beg to report as follows :—
(1.) | The Sub-Committee are of opinion that it is of importance | |
(2.) | The Sub-Committee, having considered the possibility of | |
(3.) | While recognising the impossibility of amalgamating, the | |
| (a.). | That four Delegates shall be nominated by the Committee |
| (b.) | The Sub-Committee also recommend that the Delegates |
184 | report of sub committee. |
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| shall be empowered to recommend to the Committee of |
| (c.) | That such publications of the Jewish Historical Society as |
| (d.) | The Sub-Committee further recommend that the rooms in |
| (e.) | This arrangement shall be terminable at the discretion of |
Present at Meeting—
Prof. Meldola (in Chair).
J. Jacobs.
H. Haldinstein.
L. Wolf.
I. Abrahams.
Approved also by the Rev. S. Singer.
These suggestions have been adopted by the Society and by the
Maccabæans.
LAWS.
Name.
1 The name of the Society shall be The Jewish Historical
Society of England.
2 The objects of the Society shall be :—
(a) | The promotion and organisation of research into, and |
(b.) | The transcription of documents and the collection of |
(c.) | The publication of such documents and materials, as |
(d.) | The formation of a Library and Museum for the pre- |
(e.) | The organisation and management of a scheme for the |
Constitution.
3 The Society shall consist of Subscribing Members, Honorary
Members, and Corresponding Members.
4 Provincial and Colonial Members may, with the sanction of the
Council, establish branches for the purposes of local research, and
co-operation with the Society in its Lecture scheme.
Government.
5 The Society shall be governed by a Council, elected by the
general body of Members at an Annual Meeting, to be held in June.
6 At such Annual Meeting a President, Vice-Presidents, and a
Treasurer shall be elected.
186 | laws. |
7 The President, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and Honorary
Secretaries, and the Presidents of the branches, shall be ex-officio
Members of the Council.
8 At its first Meeting in each year the Council shall appoint an
Executive Committee, consisting of six Members, in addition to the
Honorary Officers, who shall be ex-officio Members.
9 The appointment of Honorary Secretaries shall be in the hands
of the Executive Committee.
Meetings.
10. In addition to the Annual Meeting there shall be at least four
Meetings of the Society every year, at which papers and communica-
tions shall be read and discussed.
Publications.
11 An Annual Report and Balance Sheet shall be prepared and
distributed among the Members, giving a detailed account of the work
of the Society during the past year.
12 The Society shall publish such transactions, collections of
papers and historical essays or treatises as the Council may approve on
the recommendation of the Executive Committee.
13 Each Member of the Society shall be entitled to a copy of
the transactions issued by the Society.
Finance.
14. All moneys received on account of the Society shall be paid
to the Treasurer, who shall prepare a balance-sheet for submission to
the Annual Meeting of Members.
BYE-LAWS.
1 The Honorary Secretaries are ex-officio Members of all Com-
mittees or Sub-Committees, and shall keep Minute-books of the
proceedings at all Meetings.
2 Members shall be admitted by application to any Member of
the Society, or to the Honorary Secretaries, who shall send to the
intending Member a printed form for signature. This must be returned,
signed, to the Honorary Secretaries, and this act shall constitute the
applicant a Member of the Society.
3 The voting for or against a proposition at a General Meeting
shall be by show of hands, and if demanded by the minority, a count
shall be made by the President or Chairman. His decision shall be
final. If the votes are equal, the President or Chairman shall give a
casting vote, in addition to his ordinary vote.
4 A General Meeting may be summoned by a requisition in
writing signed by twelve Members, and handed to the Honorary
Secretaries at least three weeks before the proposed date of the Meeting.
At such Meetings nothing but the subject of the requisition shall be
considered, and this only if three-fourths of those signing the requisi-
tion be present.
5 The Transactions shall not be sent to Members whose sub-
scription is twelve months in arrear.
6 The Annual subscription shall be 10s. 6d., and shall become
due on October 1st annually.
7 Any Member whose subscription shall be two years in arrears
shall, after due notice sent by the Honorary Secretaries, cease to be a
Member.
8 The names of new Members shall be announced at the Meeting
following their enrolment.
9 Visitors shall only be admitted to the Society’s Meetings by
card of invitation, or by the personal introduction of Members.
JEWISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND.
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President.
Lucien Wolf, Esq.
Vice-Presidents.
Joseph Jacobs, Esq., B.A. | C. Trice Martin, Esq., F.S.A. |
Isidore Spielman, Esq., F.S.A.
Treasurer.
Ernest L. Franklin, Esq.
Honorard Secretaries.
Israel Abrahams, Esq., M.A. | Frank Haes, Esq. |
Council.
I. Abrahams, Esq., M.A. | The Rev. M. Joseph. |
The Rev. M. Abrahams, B.A. | The Rev. Dr. A. Löwy. |
The Rev.Dr. Adler, Chief Rabbi. | The Rev. Prof. D. W. Marks. |
The Rev. F. L. Cohen. | C. Trice Martin, Esq., F.S.A. |
H. J. Cohen, Esq., M.A. | Prof. R. Meldola, F.R.S. |
M. D. Davis, Esq. | C. G. Montefiore, Esq., M.A. |
Israel Davis, Esq., M.A. | ‘ A. I. Myers, Esq. |
The Rev. G. J. Emanuel, B.A. | The Rev. J. Polack, B.A. |
Lewis Emanuel, Esq. | W. H. Rylands, Esq. |
E. L. Franklin, Esq. | S. Schechter, Esq., M.A. |
Rev. S. Friedeberg-. | The Rev. S. Singer. |
Dr. M. Friedländer. | O. J. Simon, Esq. |
Dr. R. Garnett. | The Rev. L. M. Simmons, B.A., |
The Rev. H. Gollancz, M.A. |
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I. Gollancz, Esq., M.A. | S. J. Solomon, Esq., A.R.A. |
Prof. R. GOTTHEIL. | I. Spielhan, Esq., F.S.A. |
F. Haes, Esq. | Lucien Wolf, Esq. |
J. Jacobs, Esq., B.A. | I. Zangwill, Esq., B,A. |
list of members | 189 |
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The President, Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, Hon. Secretaries,
with the Chief Rabbi, Rev. F. L. Cohen, Dr. Friedländer, A. I.
Myers, Esq., Rev. II. Gollancz, and S. J. Solomon, Esq., A.R.A.
B. L. Abrahams, Esq. (India Office, S.W.), A. Levine, Esq., Clement
Salamon, Esq., Rev. M. Adler, representing the Maccabæans.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
E.L.FRANKLIN, Esq,. J.JACOBS, Esq,. CLEMENT SALAMON, Esq,.
A.I.MYERS, Esq,. and HON,SECRETARIES.
CORRESPONDING MEMBERS.
Adler, Dr. Cyrus, Smithsonian Institute, Washington, U.S.A.
Bacher, Prof. W., 25, Lindengasse, Buda Pesth, Hungary.
Berliner, Dr. A., 8, Krausnickstrasse, Berlin.
Derenbourg, Prof. H., Rue de la Victoire, Paris.
Goldziher, Prof. I., The University, Buda Pesth, Hungary.
Gross, Dr. C, 11, Putnam-avenue, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.
Güdemann, Oberrabbiner Dr. M., Vienna.
Kaufmann, Prof. D., 20, Andrassystrasse, Buda Pesth, Hungary.
Kayserling, Oberrabbiner Dr. M., Buda Pesth, Hungary.
Rosendale, Hon. Simon, Albany Savings Bank-building, Albany, New
York, U.S.A.
Straus, Hon. Oscar, 42, Warren-street, New York, U.S.A.
Members.
Abrahams, Miss A. E., 7, Belsize-park, N.W.
Abrahams, B. Lionel, India Office. S.W.
Abrahams, Mrs. I., 77, Elgin-avenue, W.
Abrahams, Israel, 77, Elgin-avenue, W.
Abrahams, Rev. Dr. J., Melbourne, Australia.
Abrahams, Rev. M., 8, Northfield-square, Leeds.
Adler, E. N., 9, Angel-court, E.C.
Adler, Mrs. IL, 22, Finsbury-sqnare, E.C.
Adler, Rev. Dr. II., Chief Rabbi, 22, Finsbury-square, E.C.
190 | list of members |
Adler, Rev. M., Synagogue, Brook-green, W.
Adler, Marcus N., 22, Craven-hill, W.
Angel, M., Jews’ Free School, Bell-lane, E.
Alexander, S., 22, Duncan-terrace, N.
Asher, S. G., 89, Wigrnore-street, W.
Barnard, Major H. B. L., 31, Sussex-gardens, Hyde-park, W.
Belman, Philip, 4, Bath-row, Birmingham.
Benas, B., J.P., 5, Prince’s-avenue, Liverpool.
Bender, A. P., Beaufort College, St. Leonards.
Benjamin, Henry D., 48, Sutherland-avenue, Maida-hill, W
Benjamin, Ludwig, 183, Bermondsey-street, S.E.
Benscher, W., 2, Princess-road, Finsbury-park, N.
Bensusan, J. S. L., Melton Lodge, Mowbray-road, Upper Norwood.
Bentwitch, Herbert, 58, Avenue-road, Regent’s-park, N.W.
Birnstingl, A. L., 5, Pembroke-gardens, Kensington, W.
Bostock, R. C, The Leasows, St. Peter’s-road, Broadstairs.
Buchler, Dr. Adolf, Vienna.
Bute, The Marquis of, Mount Stuart, Rothesay, Isle of Bute.
Cart, Henry Thomas, Queen Anne’s-mansions, S.W.
Castello, Percy, 66, Gloucester-terrace, W.
Chapman, Rev. John, Great Ealing School, W.
Chorlton, Thomas, 32, Brazenose-street, Manchester.
Cohen, Dr. A., 67, Warrington-crèscent, Maida-vale, W.
Cohen, Alfred L., 38, Bryanstone-square, W.
Cohen, B. L., M.P., 30, Hyde-park-gardens, W.
Cohen, Rev. F. L., Hoygate-street, Walworth, S.E.
Cohen, Rev. Harris, 26, Birkland-avenue, Nottingham.
Cohen, Rev. Henry, Galveston, Texas, U.S.A.
Cohen, H. J., 5, King’s Bench-walk, Temple, E.C.
Cohen, John A., 119, Kennington-park-road, S.E.
Cohen, Miss Lucy, 3, Orsett-terrace, W.
Cohen, Mrs. N. L., 3, Devonshire-place, Portland-place, W.
Collins, H. H, Frankfort House, Randolph-road, Maida-hill, W.
Copeman, J. Thomas, Aylsham, Norfolk.
Davis, Abraham, 54, Brondesbury-road, N.W.
Davis, Alfred, 13, St. Ermin’s-mansions, Westminster, S.W.
Davis, Mrs. Arthur, 25, Greville-road, Maida-vale, W.
list of members. | 191 |
Davis, Felix A., 33, Marlborough-hill, N.W.
Davis, Israel, 6, King’s Bench-walk, Temple, E.C.
Davis, Mrs. J. P., 5, Marlborough-road, St. John’s Wood, N.W.
Davis, M. D., 48, Colvestone-crescent, Dalston, N.
De Bourgh, W. G., Toynbee Hall, Commercial-street, E.
Donn, Isidore S., 5, St. John’s-wood Studios, N.W.
Duignan, W. H., Gorway House, Walsall.
Elkan, Charles, 96, Brondesbury-villas, N.W.
Emanuel, Rev. George, 36, Beaufort-road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Emanuel, Lewis, 91, Gloucester-terrace, Hyde-park, W.
Ettinghausen, H. L., 24, Mornington-avenue, West Kensington, W.
Farmer, Leopold, 13, Mortimer-crescent, N.W.
Franklin, Arthur, 21, Cornhill, E.C.
Franklin, Ellis A., 35, Porchester-terrace, W.
Franklin, Ernest L., 60, Old Broad-street, E.C.
Franklin, Mrs. L. A., 69, Elgin-avenue, Maida-vale, W.
Franklin, H. A., 14, St. Quintin’s-avenue, Wormwood Scrubbs, W.
Friedeberg, Rev. S., 88, Falkner-street, Liverpool.
Friedländer, Rev. Joseph, 17, Elgin-avenue, W.
Friedländer, Dr. M., Tavistock House, Tavistock-square, W.C.
Friedländer, Melville, 109, Elgin-avenue, W.
Gardiner, Professor, Worcester College, Oxford.
Garnet, Dr. R., British Museum, W.C.
Gatty, A. S. Scott (York Herald), College of Arms, London, E.C.
Goldsmid, Colonel, United Service Club, Pall Mall, S.W.
Gollancz, Rev. Hermann, 39, Clifton-gardens, W.
Gollancz, I., Christ College, Cambridge.
Gottheil, Dr. R., Colombia University, New York, U.S.A.
Green, Rev. A. A., 60, Holmdale-road, West-end-lane, N.W.
Green, Michael A., 10, Canfield-gardens, N.W.
Greenberg, L. J., Wrexham Lodge, Hilltop-road, N.W.
Gubbay, Mrs. M., 24, Queen’s-gardens, Hyde-park, W.
Guttmann, Alex., 16, Brownswood-park, N.
Guttmann, Charles, 16, Brownswood-park, N.
Haes, Frank, 28, Bassett-road, W.
Haldinstein, A. J., Heigham Lodge, Norwich.
Harris, Henry, 22, Great Prescot-street, E.
192 | list of members. |
Harris, Rev. Mark I., Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa.
Harris, Morris, 38, Warrington-crescent, W.
Harris, S. M., 145, Lord-street, Southport.
Hart, Henry, J.P., Godwyne House, Dover.
Hart, Mrs. H. D’Arcy, 18, Pembridge-gardens, W.
Henriques, Alfred G., 9, Adelaide-crescent, Brighton.
Henriques, E. M., Tower Grange, Broughton-park, Manchester.
Henochsberg, 120, Prince’s-road, Liverpool.
Herschkowitz, I. H., 3, St. Peters-road, Mile-end-road, E.
Hirsch, Dr. S. A., 18, Clarendon-gardens, Portsdown-road, W.
Hirschfeld, Dr. H., 123, Portsdown Road, W.
Hovenden, R., F.S.A., F.R.H.S., Heathcote, Park Hill-road, Croydon.
Hyamson, Rev. M., 6, Beresford-terrace, Canonbury, N.
Isaac, Percy, 20, Dennington-park-road, N. W.
Isaacs, Rev. Harris, 1891 Post-box, Johannesburg, Transvaal, South
Africa.
Ivatts, E. B., 27, Landport-terrace, Southsea.
Jacobs, Bertram, 24, Avonmore-road, West Kensington, W.
Jacobs, George, 260, Portsdown-road, W.
Jacobs, Mrs. Joseph, 18, Lansdowne-terrace, West End-lane, N.W.
Jacobs, Joseph, 18, Lansdowne-terrace, West End-lane, N.W.
Jacobs, Joseph, 90, Hackney-road, E.
Jacobs, Maurice, Ascot, Leighton Buzzard.
Jessel, Albert H, 3, Chester-place, Hyde-park, W.
Joseph, Alexander G., 8, Upper Hamilton-terrace, N.W.
Joseph, Delissa, 14, Addison-road, Kensington, W.
Joseph, Rev. Morris, 162, Sutherland-avenue, W.
Joshua, Mrs., 57, Cadogan-square, S.W.
Kahn, Zadoc, Grand-Rabbin do France, Paris
Kisch, B., 11, New-square, Lincoln’s-inn, W.C.
Landau, H, 11, Essex-grove, Central-hill, Norwood, S.E.
Lang, Charles, 38, Warrington-crescent, W.
Langerman, Max, 102, Oxford-gardens, Notting-hill, W.
Lawrence, L., M.D.
Lazarus, Dr. A. B., Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.
Leon, Alexander, 29, Carlton-hill, St. John’s-wood, N.W.
Lerner, Rev. Dr. M., Altona, Germany.
list of members. | 193 |
Levine, A., 3, St. Peter’s-road, Mile-end-road, E.
Levi, Phin, H., Driffold, Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham.
Levy, Mrs. Wolfe, 6, Bassett-road, W.
Lewis, Lady, 88, Portland-place, W.
Lewis, Harry R., 5, Argyle-road, Kensington, W.
Lissack, J. M., 46, Highbury-hill, N.
Loebl, S., 3, Devonshire-villas, Brondesbury, N.W.
Loewe, J. H., 6, Clifton-villas, Maida-hill, W.
Löwy, Rev. Dr. A., 100, Sutherland-avenue, W.
Lublin, Miss, Tavistock House, Tavistock-square, W.C.
Lucas, Henry, 46, Gloucester-square, W.
Lumley, L. C, Sandy Hook, 7, Porchester-terrace, W.
Lyon, George L., 8, South-place, Finsbury, E.C.
Lyons, Frank I., Penlee, West End-lane, N.W.
Marks, Daniel, 31, Threadneedle-street, E.C.
Marks, Rev. Professor D. W., 30, Dorset-square, Regent’s-park, N.W.
Marks, Mrs. G. S., 150, Alexandra-road, N.W.
Marks, G. S., 150, Alexandra-road, N.W.
Martin, C. Trice, 250, Portsdown-road, W.
Meldola, Professor, F.R.S., 6, Brunswick-square, W.C.
Meller, Joseph, 161, Hackney-road, N.E.
Meyer, Miss, 156, Houndsditch, E.
Meyer, Theodore, 156, Houndsditch, E.
Middleton-Wake, Rev. Charles H., 5, Carlton-road, Tunbridge Wells.
Miller-Layton, C, Shortlands, Folkestone, Kent.
Mocatta, F. D., 9, Connaught-place, W.
Montagu, Sir Samuel, Bart., M.P., 60, Old Broad-street, London, E.C.
Montefiore, Claude G., 12, Portman-square, W.
Mosely, Maurice, 21, Bolingbroke-road, Sinclair-road, W.
Moses, Mrs. Philip, 3, Endsleigh-street, Tavistock-square, W.C.
Myer, Horatio, 5, Randolph-gardens, Maida- W.
Myers, Mrs. Asher I., 134, Abbey-road, N.W.
Myers, Asher I., 134, Abbey-road, N.W.
Nathan, Edward A., 61a, Portsdown-road, Maida-vale, W.
Nathan, Henry, 30, Pembridge-gardens, W.
Nathan, Captain M., R.E., 11, Pembridge-square, W.
Pass, Alfred L., The Holmes, Stoke Bishop, Bristol.
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Pass, Charles de, 54, Lexham-gardens, Kensington, W.
Picciotto, James, Vestry Room, Synagogue, Bevis Marks, E.C.
Polack, Rev. J., 1, Percival-road, Clifton.
Polack, James L., 148, Abbey-road, N.W.
Pool, Mrs. M.A., 23, Arundel-square, N.
Pyke, Alexander, 84, Boundary-road, St. John’s Wood, N.W.
Pyke, Joseph, Devonshire-place House, N.W.
Robinson, R., 23, Lime-street, Liverpool.
Rothschild, Lord, New-court, E.C.
Rothschild, Leopold de, New-court, E.C.
Rothschild, Hon. W., New-court, E.C.
Rubinstein, J. S., 56, West Cromwell-road, S.W.
Rylands, W. H. (Sec. Soc. Biblical Arch.), 37, Great Russell-street,
W.C.
Salaman, Miss Bessie, Wentworth House, Mill Hill.
Salaman, Clement, 68, Lincoln’s-inn-fields, W.C.
Samuel, Charles, 176, Sutherland-avenue, Maida-vale, W.
Samuel, Dennis E., 60, Old Broad-street, E.C.
Samuel, Harvey F., Oakdale, Lindfield-gardens, N.W.
Samuel, Rev. I, 74, Sutherland-avenue, W.
Samuel, Stuart M., 60, Old Broad-street, E.C.
Schechter, S., 2, Rock-road, Cambridge.
Schöntheil, S., 103, St. Mark’s-road, North Kensington, W.
Schorstein, Dr. G., 11, Portland-place, W.
Schnurman, Nestor, Cheltenham College, Cheltenham.
Silver, S. W., F.R.G.S., 3, York-gate, Regent’s-park, N.W.
Simmons, Rev. L. M., Owen’s College, Manchester.
Simon, 0. J., 36, Tavistock-square, W.C.
Singer, Jules, 30, Marlborough-hill, St. John’s-wood, N.W.
Singer, Rev. S., 52, Leinster-square, W.
Snowman, Dr. J., 75, Brick-lane, E.
Sola, Clarence I. de, 71, McGill College-avenue, Montreal, Canada.
Solomon, Mrs. Bernard, 55, Priory-road, N.W.
Solomon, Bernard, 55, Priory-road, N.W.
Solomon, Mrs. David, 81, Alexandra-road, N.W.
Solomon, David, 81, Alexandra-road, N.W.
Solomon, J. H., 14, Kensington Palace-gardens, W.
list of members. | 195 |
Solomon, Joseph, 120, Maida-vale, W.
Solomon, Solomon J., A.R.A., 120, Maida-vale, W.
Sonnenthal, Mrs. R., 24, Quex-road, N.W.
Speight, Ernest E., Ardyngnork, Shipley, Yorkshire.
Spielman, I., 3, Westbourne-crescent, Hyde-park, W.
Spiers, Lionel, 13, Augustus-road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Stern, Rev. J. F., Synagogue House, Rectory-square, Stepney-green, E.
Sulzberger, Hon. Judge Mayer, Philadelphia, U.S.A.
Thimann, Rev. J. P., Congregational Church, Ashford, Kent.
Vanstraalen, S., British Museum, W.C.
Walford, Ernest, 19, York-terrace, Regent’s-park, N.W.
Wallach, S., 351, Hackney-road, N.E.
Welch, Charles, Guildhall Library, E.C.
Wiener, I., 3, Harcourt-buildings, Temple, E.C.
Wilner, Edward, 118, High-street, Rusholme, Manchester.
Wolf, Mrs. Albert, 52, Priory-road, N.W.
Wolf, Albert, 52, Priory-road, N.W.
Wolf, Mrs. Lucien, 15, Brunswick-square, W.C.
Wolf, Lucien, 15, Brunswick-square, W.C.
Wolff, Dr. A., 4, Ilchester-gardens, W.
Zangwill, I., 24, Oxford-road, Kilburn, N.W.
INDEX.
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Aaron, father of Belia, 92.
Aaron, father of Bonamy, 92.
Aaron, father of Elias, 92.
Aaron, son of Benedict of Winchester,
86.
Aaron, of Caerleon, 91, 92.
Aaron, father of Cok, 105.
Aaron, son of Cresse of Winchester, 88,
Aaron, son of Elias, 94.
Aaron, son of Elias le Blund, 92.
Aaron, son of Isaac of Worcester, 92.
Aaron, son of Josce, 91.
Aaron, son of Josce of Caerleon, 87.
Aaron, father of Josce Gilbert, 88.
Aaron, of London, father of Vives, 102.
Aaron, father of M nser, 97.
Aaron, Master, father of Moses le Petyt,
88.
Aaron, son of Peytevyn, 88.
Aaron, father of Salomon, 91.
Aaron, son of Slemme, 97.
Aaron, son of Vives, 88.
Aaron, of Winchester, 88.
Aaron, of Worcester, father of Isaac, 101.
Aaron, Barney, 2.
Ab, month of, 49.
Abba de Dogestrete, 89.
Abbey Gate, principal entrance to Mona-
stery at Bury St. Edmunds, 116.
Abbeygate Street, 117.
Abdoul Medjid, Sultan of Turkey, grants
Sir Moses Montefiore firman proclaim-
ing innocence of Jews, 169.
Abendanon, Joseph ben Jacob, l43; his
autograph work: “The Book of the
Three Vine Branches,” 145; descrip-
tion prefacing his book, 146; comes to
London end of 17th century, 147.
Abendanon dos la Hagasa, Moses, names
on cover of Abendanon’s work, 146.
Aberdeenshire, 158.
Abib, first month of year of the Torah,
56, 57.
Abingdon, Abbot of, 101.
Abraham, of Exeter, 91.
Abraham, the Jew, son of Moses the Jew,
heir to Musick House, 123.
Abraham’s Hawle (Hall), 123.
Abraham Badecock, father of Salomon,
104.
Abraham, son of Belia, 100.
Abraham Chaplain, 9.2.
Abraham Cokerel, 102.
Abraham, son of Cressant, 102.
Abraham, son of Dyay, 94.
Abraham, son of Elias, 94.
Abraham, son of Isaac, 91.
Abraham, Israel, 109, 133-140.
Abraham, father of Jacob, 94.
Abraham, of Kent, father of Lumbard,
104.
Abraham Levi, 94.
Abraham, of Marlborough, father of
Sadekyn, 104.
Abraham Ben Meir Ibn Ezra, Jewish
scholar who visited England in 12th
198 | index. |
century, 47; Reference to Essays on,
by M. Friedländer, 48; his Yesod Mora,
49; Discussion re his Yesod Mora,
50; his “Letter of Sabbath,” 52; his
dream, 53, 54; his Essays, 56, 57; his
criticisms re biblical passages on Sab-
bath, 58; his death, and story in con-
nection with, 59; his last words, 60;
reference to his Commentary on Gen.
(viii. 22), 64, 66; reference to his
Commentary on Genesis (xxxii. 32),
67.
Abraham, son of Miles, 91.
Abraham, father of Moses, 92.
Abraham Motonn, 97.
Abraham Pervas, of Bedford, husband
of Popeline, 89.
Abraham, Rabbi, son of R. Hiyya Ha-
Nasi; his Sefer ha-Ibbur, 55, 66.
Abraham, of Rising, father of Isaac, 99.
Abraham, the Sefardi, 49.
Abraham, son of Ursellus of York, 99.
Abrahams, Mr. Israel, 2; paper on Paul
of Burgos in England, 149-152.
Abrahams, Mr. B. Lionel, paper on con-
dition of Jews in England at time of
Expulsion, 76-84.
Abulafia, Michael Bolaffi, musical di-
rector to late Duke of Cambridge, 1.
Abudrabam, reference to, 67.
Ack, Adam, 96.
Ada, R., his theory of t’kufoth, 57: re-
ference to his tekufa, 66.
Adam, 154.
Adam de la Holilomæ, 104.
Adam le Eseryveyn, father of Johanna,
91.
Adar, 70; burial of Queen Mary on 28th
of, 144; Moses Athias’ work written
in month of, 147.
Adler, family of, 160.
Adler, Elkan N., 141; his lecture re
“Hebrew Elegies on English Monarchs,”
141-148.
Admiralty, Petition to the Judge of the,
30; ibid., 31; Court of, 32-34; Com-
mittee of the, 35; Court, Judges of
the, 37.
Adolphus, Michael, 159.
Agen, officer appointed as judge of Jews
in (reference to), 171, 175; Seneschal
of, 175 (Doc. 9); Treasurer of, ibid.
Agnes la Gra, 105.
Aguilar, de, family, 159.
Aiquardus Forconis frater, 177 (Doc.
13).
Albertus Medici, 175 (Doc. 9).
Alcy, wife of Mosiac Bandon (tomb-
stone inscription), 113.
Aldate, parish of St., 101.
Aldgate, 122.
Alemanda, 173 (Doc. 3).
Alexander, Levi, of Colchester, 109, 134,
135, 136, 137, 138, 139.
Alexandria, Sir Moses Montefiore in, 169.
Alguadez, Meir, Physician and Rabbi of
Castile, tortured to death by command
of his former friend and colleague
Paul de Burgos, 149.
“Alhaze,’ name on cover of Abendanon’s
work, 146.
Ali Mahommed, Pasha of Egypt: grants
Sir Moses Montefiore’s request for
honourable release of Jews, 169.
Alice, wife of Nich’ de Ostre, 96.
Alisaundre, Johannes, 104.
Almaricus de Crodonio (Credonio), 176
(Doc. 12), 177 (Doc. 13), 178 (Doc. 14),
179 (Doc. 17).
Almosnino, Isaac, Rabbi, 146.
Alonzo de Fonseca Meza, 19.
Amité, widow of Samuel son of Moses, 91
Amitecote of Exeter, 91.
Amsterdam, 17, 18.
Amsterdam, Pieter Trip and Co., mer-
chants of, 24.
Amsterdam, John Lopes Chillon and
Phelipe van Hulten, merchants of, 36.
index. | 199 |
Amsterdam, Joseph ben Jacob Abenda-
non’s MS. written in, 1690, 145.
Amsterdam, visited by Abendanon, 146.
Amsterdam, Samson da Costa Athias
lived in, 147, 148.
Amsterdam, Henriques de Castro’s ac-
count of Cemetery at, 155.
Amsterdam, Cemeteries in, 158,
Ancona, Levantine synagogue at, 162.
Andrade, Marrano family; arms regis-
tered in this country, 159.
Andrew, Prior and Monastery of St., 98.
Angleterre, 49, 53, 55; substitution of
“Arnon” or “Aragon” for, 59,
Anglo-Israelites, 158.
Anglo-Jewish Song-writers of present
century, 1.
Anglo-Jewish Musicians of Pre-expulsion
period, 1.
Anglo-Jewish song-writers, lecture by
Rev. F. L. Cohen, 1-6.
Anglo-Jewish History, 78, 84.
Anglo-Jewish Historical Exhibition, re-
ference to papers read at the, 104.
“Anglo-Jewish Coats of Arms,” by
Lucien Wolf, 153-165.
Anne, Queen, 141.
Ansell, Ansell, of Ipswich, 109, 134-138.
Ansell, David, 136, 138.
Anteman, Rose, 97.
Antere, 91.
Aquitania (Guienne), 170, 172 (Doc. 2),
173 (Doc. 3), 177 (Doc. 13).
Aquitania, Edwardus, Duke of, 85.
“Aragon,” substitution of for Angleterre,
59.
Ardre, Elias de, 92.
Armorial Bearings, Jewish, inaccuracy
of term, 153.
Armorial Ensigns, Franco, description of,
166, 167.
Arnaldus Guillelmi de Marsano, 175
(Doc. 9).
Arninus, 90.
Arnold, 41.
Arnold, S. J., his play “The Americans,”
reference to, 4.
Arnold, Thomas, editor of Memorials of
St. Edmunds Abbey, 121.
“Arnon,” substitution of for Angleterre,
59.
Arundel Castle, 17, 25.
Asher, A., reference to his edition of
Travels of Benjamin of Tudela, 58.
Ascher, Chazan, 9.
Ascher, Joseph, 6.
Ashkenazi “Chazones,” an ultra loyal
Prayer for the Royal Family, 148.
Ashkenazi families who have received
English grants, list of, 160.
Assaillit, Bertrandus, 176 (Doc. 11).
Assaillit, Reimundus Guillelmi, 176
(Doc. 11).
Assel, David, son of, 92.
Association, Jewish, for Diffusion of
Religious Knowledge, paper published
by, re Ibn Ezra, 47.
Association, Tonic Sol-fa, Festival of at
Crystal Palace, July 9th, 1892, 11.
Astronomy, necessity of study of, 50, 52.
Athenæum, at Bury, drawing of Moyse’s
Hall in, 121.
Athias, Isaac da Costa, father of Aben-
danon’s copyist, Solomon, 147.
Athias, Moses Israel, first Rabbi of secret
Synagogue in Creechurch Lane, 20.
Athias, Samson da Costa, brother of
Solomon ben Isaac da Costa Athias,
Poet in Amsterdam, 147.
Atonement, Evening of, 10; Services, 12.
Auntere, widow of Vives, 97.
Avegaye, daughter of Benedict of Win-
chester, 101.
Avegaye, daughter of Bonne, 94
Avigaye, wife of Dyay, 94.
Aylmer family, motto of, 158.
Aymericus Forconis, 177 (Doc. 13).
Azharoth, 50.
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Bacok, of Colchester, 90.
Bacon, Lord, quotation from his “Ad-
vancement of Learning,” 131.
Bacon, Nathaniel, 27, 37.
Baggard, Elias, 97.
Bailes, S., 42.
Baker, Richard, 15.
Baker Street, 124.
Bandon, Lewis, died 5614 (tombstone
inscription), 113.
Bandon Mosiac (tombstone inscription),
113.
Barned family, 160.
Baronial Party, members of engaged in
massacre of Jews, 78.
Barons’ Wars, Jews massacred during,
78, 81.
Barrow family, Grants towards received
by, 160.
Bartholomew, Hospital of St., 101.
Bartholomew le Cordwaner, 103.
Bartholomew, Henricus, 105.
Bassevi van Treuenburg, title conferred
by Emperor Ferdinand upon Jacob
Batsheba Schmieles, 158.
Basy, John, 105.
Bate, John, 99.
Bateman, Benedict, father of Ivote, 91.
Bateman, son of Cresse, 97.
Bateman, son of Cress, of Stamford,
100.
Bateman, father of Pictavinus, Ursellus,
Hagin, 100.
Baudewyn, Thomas, 105.
Baxtergate, 124 (see Wastelgate, 124).
Bayly, Thomas, 40, 41, 42, 44.
Baynnard, Roger, 90.
Baytes, William, 40, 41, 43.
Beaconsfield, Lord, assumed Sephardi
arms, 159.
Bedford, Jews of, 81, 85.
Bedford, list of the bonds of the Jews
of, 86.
Belasco, Aby, 2.
Belaset, daughter of Benedict of Win-
chester, 88.
Belaset, of Wallingford, daughter of
Solomon, 94.
Belaset, 103.
Bele de Stamford, of Canterbury, 89.
Belgrade, Joseph Ben Jacob Abendanon,
an exile from, 143 seq
Belhus, Ricardus de, 93.
Belia, daughter of Aaron, 92.
Belia, of Gloucester, 92.
Belia, widow of Jacob, 99.
Belia, mother of Abraham, 100.
Belia, mother of Lumbard, 102.
Belisario, Marrano family, unregistered,
159.
Bellamy, wine cooper, in league with
Carvajal in raid on Customs, 38;
condition and practices of, 41.
Belliget, William le, 96.
Benectus, son of Bonamicus, 105.
Benedict, son of Pictavus, baptised in
Isle of Ely, 86.
Benedict, of Winchester, hanged, 87.
Benedict, Bateman, father of Ivote, 91.
Benedict, son of Elias, 92.
Benedict, father of Elias, 92; father of
Cuntossa, 92.
Benedict, Evesque, 92.
Benedict, son of Jacob, 94.
Benedict, Gubbay, father of Elias, 94.
Benedict, son of Josce, 94.
Benedict, son of Sampson, 94.
Benedict, Master, of London, 94.
Benedict, father of Leon Milca, 95.
Benedict, father of Hen, 95.
Benedict, father of Hagin, 95.
Benedict de Gannok, 95.
Benedict, le Comte, 95.
Benedict le Eveske, 101.
Benedict, son of Mayer, 97.
Benedict, son of Jacobus Clericus, 97.
Benedict, son of Hagin, 97.
Benedict de Cellario, 98; of Winches-
ter, 101.
index. | 201 |
Benedict de la Cornere, 101; de Caux:
101.
Benedict, of Chippenham, 104.
Benedict, son of Elias, of Chippenham
104.
Benedict, husband of Sarah, father of
Joceus, 105.
Benedictas de Thoracio, 172 (Doc. 2).
Benjamin family, their crest, 153; grants
for arms received by, 160.
Benjamin, Tribe of, their seal, 154.
Benjamin of Tudela, 58.
Benjamin, father of Isaac of Fairfax
104.
Bennyt, Sarah, daughter of, 87.
Benyngboigh, Thomas de, 105.
Bere, John de la, 100.
Berkhampstede, Samuel de, 101.
Berlin, 12.
Bernal, Marrano family, arms registered
in this country, 159.
Bernewett, Prior of, 88.
Berstreete, 128.
Berwick-on-Tweed, 176 (Doc. 11).
Betoyne, Wilhelmus de, 97.
Bevis Marks, 2; origin of name, 122;
corruption of “Bury Marks,” 122;
Yehidim of, 159.
Beycot, 102.
Bible, The: the study of, 50; Christians
support their theory of counting days
from, 55; people of the, historical con-
nection between, and Jews, 153; heral-
dic devices among Jews in, reference
to, 154; Hebrew, mottoes derived from,
in English armory, 158.
Bibol, John, fined for sale of Tripha
meat, 129.
Bird, Ralph, 128.
Bland, Mr., 32.
Bland, John, merchant, 33.
Blasby, Benjamin, bricklayer, of Ipswich,
109, 133, 135, 136, 137.
Blomefield, his “History of Norfolk,” 123;
authority on boundaries of ancient
Jewry before, edit. I., 124; quoted, 125,
126;; confirmation of his previous
statement re Norwich Jewry, 130.
“Blood Accusation,” escutcheon sup-
porters, heraldic protest against, 165.
Blumberg family, grants for arms re-
ceived by, 160.
Blund, Elias le, father of Aaron, 92.
Blund, Elias le, of London, father of
Josse, 92.
Blunt, Radulphus le, 97.
Boas, Antonio de Villas, his “Nobiliar-
chia Portugueza,” 159.
Bodleian Library MSS., Hebrew “Letter
of Sabbath” edited in accordance with,
61.
Bodleian Rawl., 26.
Bohemia visited by Abendanon, 146.
Bolaffi, Michael (Abulafia) musical di-
rector to late Duke of Cambridge, 1.
Bon, son of Josce, 94.
Bona, daughter of Elias, 92.
Bonamico, son of Bunne, 100.
Bonamicus, 105.
Bonamicus, father of Joceus, 105.
Bonamicus, father of Benectus, 105.
Bonamy, son of Aaron, 92.
Bonamy, son of Bonamy, 95.
Bonamy, of York, 97.
Bonenfaunt, father of Seleme, 88.
Bonenfaunt, of London, son of Aaron of
Hereford, 92.
Bonenfaunt, son of Elias, 92.
Bonefey, son of Lumbard of Cricklade,
101.
Bonefy, father of Vives le Petit, 101.
Bonefy, de Crickelade, father of Miles,
101.
Bonefy, father of Moses, 105.
Bonefy, father of Josce, 94.
Bonne, daughter of Manser, 94.
Bonne, mother of Meyr, Avegaye, 94.
Bonthun, Laurence de, 105.
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Bordeaux, 170, 171, 172 (Doc. 2), 173
(Doc. 3), 173 (Doc. 4), 174 (Doc. 6), 174
(Doc. 7), 175 (Doc. 8), 175 (Doc. 10)
176 (Doc. 12), 177 (Doc. 13).
Bordeaux, constable of, 170, 172 (Doc.2)
173 (Docs. 3 and 4); 174 (Docs. 5, 6, 7)
175 (Doc. 8); 176 (Doc. 12); 177 (Doc.
13); controller of the castle of, 175
(Doc. 10); records in the castle of, 175
(Doc. 10).
Boteman, Richard le, 128.
Botolf, St., Nuns of, 90.
Boxtide, Radulfus de, 90.
Bradeworth, Manser of, 95.
Braham, John (or Abrahams), born 1774,
2, 3, 4; description of his appearance,
4; anecdotes re, 6, 8, 10.
Brakelond, Jocelin de, his allusion to
crucifixion of holy child Robert, 121;
his “Chronicles,” found in original
Latin under heading “Jocelini Chro-
nica,” 121.
Brandon, Marrano family; arms regis-
tered in this country, 159.
Brauncegate,Isaac de, father of Jacob, 95.
Brauncegate, Isaac de, father of Isaac, 95.
Brauncegate, messuage in, 96.
Brazil, Carvajal trades with, 16.
Bread and Ale, Statute of, reference to,
124.
Breton, son of Josce, 94.
Bridewell Land, site of Jewish quarter
in Bury St. Edmunds, 122.
Bristol, 15, 85, 87; Jews moved to, from
Gloucester, 80; Castle, Moses de Kent
hanged outside of, 87.
British Museum, 61, 86, 116, 147.
Brittany, Johannes, Earl of Richmond,
176 (Doc. 11).
Brodewe, Johannes, unus cyrographario-
rum, 86.
Browne, Jo., Cleric, Parliamenter, Peti-
tion signed by, 27, 29, 31, 36.
Browne, Sir Thomas, 126.
Bruch’s Kol Nidre, 10.
Brune, Luke de, 128.
Brussels, 19.
Brydges Wylliams, Mrs., of Carnanton,
160.
Bullion, transport of, trade in, 17.
Bumpstede, Peter de, 128.
Bungay, Geoffrey de, 128.
Bungeye, Jeffery de, 125,127.
Bunn, John, architect of Jews’ Synago-
gue at Norwich, 113.
Bunne, father of Bonamico, 100.
Burdegala, see Bordeaux.
Burgensis Bedefordie, Johannis Cule-
bere, 86.
Burgo super Mare, Castellania et villa
de (Bourg sur Gironde), 176 (Doc. 12).
Burgos, Paul of, 149, 150. 152.
Burial, washing of corpses before, 102.
Burial Grounds, Jewish, difficulty of
access to, 107; disused, in East Anglia,
112; in United Kingdom, 114; in
Ipswich and Norwich, neglected state
of, 115; Sephardi, 158; cemeteries in
London, 97; in Northampton, 98; in
York, 105.
Burke, reference to his General Armory,
158.
Burnet, Gilbert, 18.
Burr Street, 112.
Burton’s Diary, passage in, 22.
Burton, Thomas, 18, 41, 42.
Bury, Hyam of, 108, 133.
Bury, Caroline Hyam of, 140.
Bury St. Edmunds, Jews driven from, 79,
112; its chief points of interest, 116;
cemetery of, 116; monastery of, 116;
Mr. Spanton of, 117; his production of
views of, 118; original drawings and
prints of Moyse’s Hall in Library of
Athenæum at, 121; alleged crucifixion
of child by Jews dwelling in, 1179,
121; followed by expulsion of Jews
from, 1190, 122; Jewry in, 122.
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“Bury Marks,” 122, (see Bevis Marks
122).
Butemleyn, Walterus, 98.
Butetnleyn, Willelmus, 98.
Butler, 19.
Byron, Lord, Nathan intimate with, 5;
verses for “Hebrew Melodies” written
by, 8, 10.
Byry, Robert de, 99.
Caceras, Simon de, his association with
Carvajal, 21.
Cadiz, profits monopolised by English
middlemen in, 15; Joseph of, 28;
Riarte and Ricalde, merchants of,
33-36.
Caerleon, Josce of, 87; Aaron, son of
Josee of, 87; Isaac, son of Josce of,
87; Hak of, 87; Aaron of, 91, 92.
Caister, Hugh de, 128.
Calf, Hagin, 95.
Calne, Deudo of, father of Isaac, 104.
Cambridge, Isaac Nathan studies in,
1805, 5.
Cambridge, Jews of, 85, 88; Jews moved
from, to Huntingdon, 80.
Cambridge, Hebrew School, 158.
Campeden, Isaac de, 91.
Canary Islands, Marrano refugees settled
in, 14, 15, 18; Carvajal’s property in,
36, 37; importation from, 40,41.
Canterbury, Jews of, 85, 88, 89, 95, 96,
99, 116.
Capitalists, Jewish, in Mediæval Eng-
land, 83.
Carbonel, Johannis, 93.
Cardoso family, 159.
Carhowe, Nuns of, 99.
Carvajal, Alonso Jorge, son of Antonio
Fernandez Carvajal, 45, 46.
Carvajal, Antonio Fernandez, first
English Jew, notes on and biographical
documents, 14-46; his signature, 16;
lawsuit re cargo of cochineal and
silver, 1646, 17; endenization of
1655, 18-21; died 1659, 22; his charac·
ter, 22-25; petitions of, 26, 27; goods
exempted from seizure, 28; petitions
of, 29-37; his raid on the Customs,
petition against, 38, 41, 42, 44-46.
Carvajal, Joseph Ferdinando, son of
Antonio Fernandez Carvajal, 45, 46.
Cason, Mr., 32.
Casson, Edmund, 33.
Castello, Marrano family, unregistered,
159.
Castile, Don Meir Alguadez, physician
and Rabbi of, 149.
Castro, Henriques de, 155.
Catherine, Parish of St., 166, 167.
Catholicism, 76.
Caus, Benedict de, 101.
Cecily de Handlo, 89.
Cellario, Benedict de, 98.
Cemeteries, disused Jewish, 106-116.
Ceremonial and Ritual, growth of, 77.
Ceynterell, “Walterus, 104.
Chaldees, their manner of counting the
years, 57.
Chamberlin, Messrs., 127.
Chaplain, Abraham, 92.
Chaplain, Samuel, the, 99.
Chaplain, Deulecress, 90.
Chapelyn, Sampson le, 89; Vives le, 101.
Charice, John, 102.
Charles II., 19, 22, 148, 156; one of his
hiding places after the Battle of
Worcester, 106.
Charlotte, Princess of Wales, volume
dedicated to, 8.
Chazan, 5, 9, 11, 12.
Cheder, 147.
Chepstow, Cok of, 87.
Chequer Square, site of Jewish quarter
in Bury St. Edmund’s, 122.
Cherubim, heraldic display of, 156;
Templo’s attention to the study of the,
204 | index. |
157; his Tratado de los Cherubim,
157
Chester, 174 (Doc. 7).
Chillon, John Lopez, Amsterdam mer-
chant, 18, 36.
Chicch, Thomas, 89.
Chippenham, Benedict of, 104; Elias of,
104.
Chirographers, 85-105,passim.
Christ Church, money paid to the Prior
of, 89; Aldgate, Abbot of Edrnonds-
bury’s palace beside, 122.
Christians, their method of counting
days, 55; their manner of counting
the years, 57; social relations with
Jews, 78.
Christina de Verdur, 89.
Church, Catholic, 76; decrees of the, 77;
of Canterbury, Prior of the, 89; Christ,
Prior of, 89; St. Martin’s, 90; Mother,;
of Lincoln, 96; Mother, of St. Mary’s,
Lincoln, 96; of St. Martin, 102;
Paul de Burgos’ conversion to, 149;
his fame in, 150.
Chyverel, William, 104.
Cirencester, 174 (Doc. 6).
Clare, case of the ship, 28, 29, 30, 32; ar-
rival at Southampton from West
Indies. 33.
Clare, Jacob de, 99.
Clare, Moses de, of Suffolk, 100.
Clarke, his history of Ipswich (1830) re-
ferred to, 109.
Clarke, John, ironmonger, 134.
Clement, the parish of St., 107, 134.
Clericus, Jacobus, 97.
Clerke, Thomas, servant to Ferdinando
Carvajal, 44.
Clipton, Gervasius de, 105.
Coats of Arms, Anglo-Jewish, 153;
Rothschilds’, the basis of their, 154;
Templo’s pamphlet ornamented with,
157, 158; registered Sephardi families
bearing such, 159; of Mocatta family,
design of, 161; of Montefiore family
description of, 162, 163; Montefiore
device from Kan Zippor, 164; Monte
fiore, additions to, 165; ancient badges
or ensigns of gentility, 166; Monte·
fiore, warrant for supporters, 168,169;
Franco, design of, 167.
Cochab, Elias, query as to whether same
as Elias, son of Solomon, 129.
Cochineals, importation of, 15.
Cohanim, 10, 12, 153, 155.
Cohen family, grants received for bear-
ing arms, 160.
Cohen, Rev. F. L., lecture, 1-13.
Cohen, David of Yarmouth, (tombstone
inscription), 113.
Cok, son of Benedict, 86.
Cok, of Chepstow, 87.
Cok, de Strygyl, 87.
Cok, de Strygyl and Sara, widow, 87.
Cok, son of Benedict of Winchester, 88.
Cok, of Winchester, 88.
Cok, Hagin, 89.
Cok, son of Moses, 91.
Cok, 91.
Cok, son of Maunsellus, 92.
Cok de Hereford, 92.
Cok, son of Lumbard, 102.
Cok, 104.
Cok, son of Aaron, 105.
Cok, le Riche, 103, 104.
Cok, the Jew, 104.
Coke, Lord Chief Justice, his use of
Musiek House, as City House, 1633,
123.
Cokerel, Abraham, 102.
Cokerel, father of Jacob, 102.
Cokyn, William, 89.
Colcestre, Oliveras de, 90.
Colchester, Jews of 81, 85, 90; Joceus
of, 95, 96, 107; Levi Alexander and
Samuel Levi, of, 109, 131; Samuel
Levi of, 134; Levi Alexander /of, 139;
H. Hyam of, 140,
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Coleman, 166, 167.
College of Arms, extract from records
of, 168.
Colquit, Proctor, in league with Carvajal
in raid on Customs, 38.
Comitissa, 91.
Comte, Benedict le, 95.
Commons, House of, 30; Lords and, as-
sembled in Parliament, petition to, 28,
29.
Commonwealth, “the great Jew of the,”
14, 18, 20; Oliver, Lord Protector of,
26, 27, 36, 37, 38, 45, 46.
Community, Anglo-Jewish, Carvajal
founder of, 22; Jewish, in England,
77, 83; of Jews of Canterbury, 89; of
the Jews of Colchester, 90; of the
Jews of Lincoln, 95; of the Jews of
London, 97; of Northampton, 98; of
the Jews of Norwich, 99; of Notting-
ham, 100; of the Jews of Oxford, 101;
of Winchester, 102; of the Jews of
York, 105; Jewish, of Worcester, 104;
of Ipswich, 114, 115.
Conisford, Leet of, from quotation in
Leet Roll, Norwich, 1286, 128.
Converts, see Domus Conversorum
Conystrete, 105.
Copin, son of Lumbard, 91.
Copin, Jacob, 91.
Cordwaner, Bartholomew le, 103.
Corn, Jews as wholesale dealers in, 80.
Cornere, Benedict de la, 101.
Cornwell and Alexander, Messrs., 133.
Cornwell, Emerson, 133.
Coronel, Marrano family, arms regis-
tered in this country, 159.
Corporation of City of London, presen-
tation of petition by, re right of Jews
to trade, to Charles II. on his restora-
tion, 1600, 22.
Cortissos, Marrano family, unregistered,
159.
Co-sta, Da, family, 159.
Costa, Isaac, eldest son of Isaac da Costa
Athias, 147.
Costa Athias, Isaac da, father of Aben-
danon’s copyist, Solomon, 147.
Costa, Mendes da, 160.
Costa Athias, Samson da, brother of
Solomon ben Isaac da Costa Athias,
poet, in Amsterdam, 147.
Council of State, 17, I8, 20; their ac-
ceptation of Robles’ defence, 21, 23.
Cranley, Capt., 32, 33.
Craon, see Crodonio.
Craucour, Barnet, died 5595, founder of
Jews’ Synagogue in Norwich, (tomb-
stone inscription), 113.
Credonio, see Crodonio.
Creechurch Lane, 20, 22.
Crespin, Moses, 97.
Cress, son of Isaac of Caerleon, 87; son
of Abraham of York, 99; son of
Sampson of York, 99; of Stamford,
father of Bateman, 100; son of Jacob,
100.
Cressant, father of Abraham, 87,102.
Cresse, of Winchester, father of Aaron,
88; father of Leo, son of Elias, 97;
father of Bateman, 97; and Muriel,
97; son of Gente, 100.
Cressens, 173 (Doc. 3).
Cressey, son of Jacob Levi, 94.
Cricklade, Lumbard of, 101, 104; Simon
of, 101.
Crikelade, Bonefey de, 101.
Crispin, 92.
Crispin, Jacob, 91.
Crispin, Deudo, 100.
Crodonio (Credonio), Almaricus de, 176
(Doc. 12); 177 (Doc. 13); 178 (Doc.
14); 179 (Doc. 17).
Crok, Rogerus, 97.
Cromwell, Oliver, 18, 45; his Jewish
Intelligencers, papers on, 19; Menas-
seh ben Israel’s mission to, 20-22, 148;
Carvajal’s petitions to, 26, 27, 36, 37:
Tymothy Whiting’s petition to, 38, 44.
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Cromwell, Richard, 23, 44.
Crosse, Thomas, 41, 42.
Crusaders, numbers of Jews massacred
periodically by, 78, 159.
Crypto-Jews, Carvajal’s relations with,
18, 20.
Cunha, Luis da, political testament of,
14.
Cuntessa, daughter of Benedict, 92.
Cuntessa, daughter of Moses, 92.
Curat, John, 127, 129, 130.
Curteyne, Sir William, 25.
Cyprus, Jews of, 58.
Dalman, his recent collection of folk-
songs, 12.
Damascus, Persecution of Jews at, 165
168.
Dan, Eagle of, 157.
Daniel, Eeferences of the Yesod Mora to
biblical Book of, 49, 58.
Daniel de Standon, husband of Lettice
89.
Daniel, Elyas, 90.
David, son of Assel, 92.
David, husband of Reyne, 103.
David, of Oxford, 104.
Davidson family, Magen David, Appro
priate coat of arms for, 153; Grants
for arms received by, 160.
Davis, Mr. M.D., 1; his suggestion con-
cerning etymology of Holtor, 126,128;
reference to his volume of Hebrew
deeds of English Jews before 1280,
129, 131.
Decalogue, Tables of the, 155.
Demiourgos of Philo, 52.
Denization, Patent of, 45, 46.
Dermott, Lawrence, Masonic Writer, his
rendering of Templo’s Hebrew motto
on Masonic coat, 156, 157; he refers to
Templo’s brother, Rabi Jacob Jehuda
Leon, 157,
Dessus, Johannes le, 105.
Deudo, Crispin, 100.
Deudo, of Calne, 104.
Deulecress, father of Moses, 88.
Deulecress, Chaplain, 91.
Deulecress, father of Lumbard, 91.
Deulecress, of London, father of Solo
mon, 94.
Deulecress, son of Solomon of Norwich
94.
Deulecress, father of Elias and Hagin
94.
Deulecress, son of Jacob of London, 94.
Deulecress, son of Abraham of York, 99.
Deulecress, father of Isaac and Pateman
the Doctor, 99.
Deulecress, father of Joceus, 99.
Deulegard, of Winchester, 102.
Deulesaut, father of Joceus, 88.
Devizes, Jews of Marlborough moved to,
80, 104.
Devonshire, 85, 158.
Diabella, 95.
Diaz of Rouen, correspondent of Carva-
jal, 17, 28, 33, 34, 35.
Dick, John, British Consul in Leghorn,
166, 167.
Diel, Sara, 97.
Disraeli, assumed Sephardi arms, 159;
Description of Shield, 159.
Documents re Anglo-Jewish Coats of
Arms, 166-169.
Documents, Contemporary re Carvajal,
14; relating to Carvajal’s mercantile
transactions, 17; containing various
petitions, 24-26.
Documents, Official, illustrating the con-
dition of the Jews of England in 1290,
85-105.
Documents, Original, re History of Jews,
from the Gascon Rolls, 170, 171.
Documents, Contents of:—1. Petitio Con-
versorum, London, 172; 2. Pro Benedicto
de Thoracio Judeo, 172; 3. Pro Josse filio
index. | 207 |
quondam Cressentis Judei et aliis in.
brevi, 173; 4. Pro coinmunitate Jude-
orum Vasconie, 173; 5. Edward I.
commands leniency of treatment for
Jews in matters of taxation, 174;
6. Pro Judeis Vaseonie, 174; 7. Pro
Aaron de London Judeo Burdegale,
174; 8. Pro Judeis Vasconie, 175;
9. De Ofïcio Judicature Judeorum
commisso, 175; 10. De Debitis que
debebantur Judeis levandis ad opus
Regis, 175; 11. 176; 12. De Ju-
deis a Oastellania de Burgo eiciendis,
176, 177; 13. De Judeis de Ducatu
Aquitaine eiciendis, 177, 178; 14. De
Judeis expellendis, 178; 15. 178; 16,
De Judeis a partibus Vasconie depo-
nendis, 179; 17. Pro Rege de Bonis de
Judeorum occisorum habendis et de
eorum interfectione inquirendo, 179.
Dogestrete, Abba de, 89.
Domestic servants, Jewish, in Mediæval
England, 84.
Domingo, St., 30.
Domus Conversorum derived part of its
income from poll-tax on Jews, 83;
Becords of the, 83,150, 151.
Donelmum (Durham), 178 (Doc. 14).
Dorset, Michael of, father of Salomon,
104.
Douer, Dauid, 24.
Douer, Pieters of, 24.
Dove Lane, anciently called Hol Tor
Lane, 125, 126.
Dover, 18, 36.
Downing, Family of, 130.
Drax, Prior of, 96.
Duke’s Place, 2; Synagogue, Wealthy
Members of, 159.
Dulcia, mother of Pigge, 90.
Duleia, of York, mother of Trina, 95.
Dunkirk, 17; (spelt Dunkerke), 25.
Duntere, 91.
Durante, Thomas, 89.
Durham, see Donelmum.
Duteman, 102.
Dyay, father of Abraham, 94.
Dyay, son of Dyay, 94.
Dyay, father of Dyay and husband of
Avigaye, 94.
Dyaye, son of Samuel, son of Moses, 91.
East Anglia, A Ramble in, lecture by the
Rev. Hermann Gollancz, M.A., 106-140.
Eboracum, see York.
Ecardus Furthini, 177 (Doc. 12).
Ecklende, Brotherhood of, 102.
Edmondsbury, Abbot of the Monastery
of, his palace in London, 122.
Edmund, sanctus rex et martir, 104;
last of the kings of East Anglia, 116;
reference to as St. Edmund, king and
martyr, 121 (see St. Edmund).
Edmundsbury, former name of Bury St.
Edmund’s (q.v.).
Edward, Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal,
and Hereditary Marshal of England,
166-169.
Edward I., 19; anti-usury legislation of,
80, 81; amount of revenue he derived
from Jews, 82; writ of, to the Sheriff
of York, quoted, 85; ancient Jewry
before the time of, 121, 125; reference
to his banishment of Jews of Norwich,
1286, 125; quotation of an entry of the
22nd, 128; his transmission of site of
Norwich Jewry to the Corporation of
City of Norwich, 130, 131; reference
to his expulsion of Jews from England,
149, 151; French letter from Jewish
Converts referred to, 170; documents
of his reign referred to, 170; his
wish re Jews referred to, 170; reign
of, Jews expelled in referred to, 171;
Doc. 1, copy of French letter from
Jewish Converts to, 172; Doc. 2 of,
172; Docs. 3 and 4 of, 173; Docs. 5,
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6 and 7 of, 174 [In Doc. 5 Edward
I. expresses wish for lenient treatment
of Jews]; Doc. 8 of, 175; Doc. 12 of,
176; Doc. 13 of, 177.
Edward II., 125; reference to his com-
mand re Jews’ debts, 171; reference
to his second mandate for their expul-
sion, 171; documents of, 175 (Docs. 9
and 10); 176 (Docs. 11 and 12); 177
(Doc. 13); 178 (Docs. 14 and 15); 179
(Docs. 16 and 17).
Edward, the Black Prince, 149.
Effingham, Earl of, petition to for Franco
grant, 166, 167.
Ehrentheil, referred to, 160.
Eleanor, mother of Edward I., her hos-
tility to Jews, 79.
Elias, son of Hagin, 88.
Elias, Master, father of Leoneo, 88.
Elias, 90.
Elias, of Colchester, 90.
Elias le Blund, father of Aaron, 92.
Elias, son of Aaron, 92.
Elias, of Gloucester, father of Sarah of
Hereford, 92.
Elias, father of Henne, Bona (daughters),
Benedict, 92.
Elias, son of Benedict, 92.
Elias, father of Hagin, 92.
Elias le Blund, of London, father of
Josse, 92.
Elias, son of Jacob, 92.
Elias, father of Bonenfaunt, 92.
Elias de Ardre, 92.
Elias, of Gloucester, 92.
Elias, son of Deulecress, 94.
Elias, father of Meyr, Aaron, Abraham,
94.
Elias, son of Benedict Gubbay, 94.
Elias, father of Cresse, 97.
Elias, son of Moses, heirs of, 97.
Elias le Evesk, 97.
Elias, Master, father of Moses, 97.
Elias Baggard, 97.
Elias, son of Elias of Canterbury, 99.
Elias, son of Pictavinus, 100.
Elias, of Canterbury, father of Elias, 99.
Elias, of Chippenham, father of Benedict,
104.
Elias the Jew, former proprietor of the
Star, 125-128.
Elias Cochab, query as to whether the
same as Elias, son of Solomon, 129.
Elias, father of Elias, 125; mentioned in
Shtar, 129.
Elias, son of Elias, 125; mentioned in
Shtar, 129.
Elias, son of Elias the Jew, 128.
Elias, son of Solomon, 129 (see Elias
Cochab, 129).
Eliezer ben R. Simeon, 146.
Eliza, wife of Joel Fox (tombstone
inscription), 113.
Elizabeth, old act of, Carvajal and house-
hold denounced for not attending
church under, 16; Statute of the
43rd, 12th, 25, 26; Queen, petition
to, against use of Logwood and Black-
wood in dyeing cloth, 39.
Elizabeth Rebecca, daughter of Moses
Levi, of Ipswich, inscription on tomb-
stone, Ipswich Cemetery, 138.
Elmham, Robert de, merchant, 90.
Elohim, 52.
Eloria, daughter of Josce, 94.
Elsynge , H. Cler. Parl. D. Com., 29;
resolution drawn up by, 30.
Elyas, Daniel, 90; sou of Isaac, 92; son
of Josce, 103.
Emanuel, Lewis, report as to care of
disused synagogues and Jewish burial-
grounds in the United Kingdom, 114.
Emericus Furthini, 177 (Doc. 12).
Emma, wife of Bartholomew le Cord-
waner, 103.
England, Carvajal visited, 1630-35, 14;
settled in, 15; Society of Merchants of,
15, 16, 19; Menasseh ben Israel’s
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arrival in, October, 16S5, on mission to
Cromwell, 20, 21, 22; Commonwealth
of, 26, 27, 36, 37, 38; article of peace
between England and Spain, 27, 34;
realm of, 39; great scare of, 45; Ibn
Ezra in, lecture by M. Friedländer, 47-
58; Ibn Ezra said to have died in, 59;
Jews of, their condition at the time of
their expulsion, 1290, 76-84; Jewish
Historical Society of, 76, 141, 170;
Jews of, 78; 16,000 Jews expelled
from, 79; Jews of, 80, 81; Jewish
towns of, 82; three classes of Jews
expelled from, 82; Jewish Community
in, 83,173 (Doc. 1); sufferings of Jews
expelled from, 84; Edward. King of,
85, 90, 98, 104; referred to in Elegy
on Queen Mary, 145, 148; Paul of
Burgos in, 149; reference to Jews ex-
pelled from, 149; no visit of Paul of
Burgos to, 150; theological state of,
151; Jacob Jehuda Leon’s visit to, 1675,
156; Queen Henrietta Maria of, 157;
Grand Lodge of, 157,158; Earl Marshal
and Hereditary Marshal of, 166; south,
east and west parts of, 166; Marshal
and Hereditary Marshal of, 167, 168;
Jews’ Expulsion from, 171 (as Engle-
tere), 172.
Engletere, Juerie de, 172 (Doc. 1).
Enne, daughter of Vives of Marlborough,
104.
Ephraim, Ox of, 157.
Eseryveyn, Adam le, father of Johanna,
91.
Esther, wife of David Cohen of Yar-
mouth, died 5604 (tombstone inscrip-
tion), 113.
Evesk, Moses le, 95.
Eveske, Benedict le, husband of Sarah,
101.
Evesque, Isaac of London, 92.
Evesque, Benedict, 92.
Exchequer. extant records, 81, 85, 90, 97,
104, 105.
Exeter, Jews of, 85, 91; Gamaliel of, 97
Exhibition, Anglo-Jewish Histórica
copy of Masonic coat shewn at, 156
publications of, 129.
Exodus, Abraham ben Meir Ibn Ezra’s
Commentary on, 1153, 48, 49; refe-
rence to, 54; referred to, 56; reference
to, 58, 59.
Expulsion, condition of Jews in Eng-
land at time of, 76-84; English Jews
before, 79, 80; publication of decree
of, 81, 86.
Ezekiel, reference to second vision of
156.
Fairfaque, Daniell, 25, 26.
Fairfax, Isaac of, 104.
Farini, Samuel Moses Refael, name on
cover of Abendanon’s work, 145.
Fayrefax, Thomas, 105.
Feltergayte Street, 105.
Ferdinand, Emperor, 158.
Fernandez, Dias, Marrano family; arms
registered in this country, 159.
Ferdinando, Antonio, “the great Jew”
(see Carvajal).
Ferre, Guido, 176 (Doc. 11).
Feteplace, Walter, heirs of, 101.
Flanders, 19.
Fleet, De Lazon prisoner in, for twenty-
one months, 33.
Floria, daughter of Isaac de Provincia,
100; la Vedue, 101,102.
Flushing, Royalists’ encampment at, 19
Fobinge, 172 (Doc. 2), 173 (Doc. 3).
Fonseca, Emanuel de, a Jew, in league
with Carvajal in raid on customs, 31,
44.
Foppa, Mr., 36.
Fountaine, Pieter, 24.
Fox, Joel, Warden of Norwich Synagogue
(tombstone inscription), 113.
Foxlee, Nigel de, merchant, 128.
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