# ADDRESSES2

Address:
Lamb's Conduit Passage, Red Lion Square, Holborn


Trade:
Engraver; Copper-plate-printer [Silver & Copper Engraver]

Address:
Bull and Mouth Street, St Martin's le Grand


Address:
Clifford's Inn, Fleet Street, Temple Bar


CommentAdd:
- no forename given - with Anyon & Hollings


Address:
Middle Temple Lane, Temple, Fleet Street


CommentAdd:
- would seem to be the most probable identification


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 167- ?


Trade:
Printer; Bookseller (to the Prince of Wales)


CommentAdd:
- to his Majesty - King's Printing Office


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- proprietor of several valuable copies, deals largely in the wholesale way with Country Booksellers, and sells several mediciens prepared by Dr.Hill


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- the warehouse for Cambridge Bibles and Common Prayer Books


Trade:
Mapseller; Chartseller; Map Publisher; Chart Publisher


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 224-11 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 180-3 ?


CommentAdd:
- nr Exeter 'Change - proprietor of a very considerable Circulating Library


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- nr. Surrey Street - & Co. - importers of foreign books


CommentAdd:
Maxted attributes this address to Pendred, but gives Nag's Head Court under John Anderson, see LBT/30392


Address:
Sutherland Terrace [19], Caledonian Road


CommentAdd:
- John Fletcher's Head [various locations]

Source:
O.D.N.B. - Thames Street; Fenchurch Street; St Paul's Churchyard


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- corner, Thames Street, nr. London Bridge


Address:
Northamptonshire - Northampton - Princess Street


Address:
Albion Buildings, Bartholomew Close, Aldersgate Street


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- the sign of the Bible, upper end, opposite Great Newport Street, near Newport Market


Address:
Gloucester Street, Queen Street, Bloomsbury


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- Shakespear's Head, behind the Chapter House in


Source:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - taken control of the extensive busines of Hawes, Clarke, and Collins


Address:
Grimscott Street, Grange Road, Bermondsey


CommentAdd:
- Long Shop in - nr St  Mildred's Church


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- the sign of the Great Bible, North Door


Address:
George Terrace, Park Road, Peckham New Town


Address:
Compton Street, St John's Street, Clerkenwell


Address:
Princes Street, Gravel Lane, Blackfriars Road


Address:
Easton Place, Easton Street, Clerkenwell


Address:
Bartholomew Terrace, York Steet, City Road


Address:
Union Street, Bishopsgate Street Without


Address:
a little below Bridewell Bridge in Black-Fryers


Address:
St John the Baptist, Savoy, Liberty of Westminster


Address:
Albert Terrace, Dulwich Road, Brixton, Surrey


Address:
Sussex - St Leonards-on-Sea - West Hill Terrace


Address:
Scotland - Aberdeen - St John's Parsonage


Address:
Sussex - St Leonards-on-Sea - Gensing Station Road


Address:
Richmond Cottage, Summerhill Road, Tottenham


Address:
Grove Hill Terrace, Grove Lane, Camberwell


Address:
Buckinghamshire - Chesham, Blackwell Hall


Address:
Mary Street, Strand Place, Old Kent Road


Address:
Parkfield Street, Liverpool Road, Islington


Address:
Dowlas Street, Southampton Street, Camberwell


Address:
Gloucestershire - Bristol - Oldbury Villas


Address:
Somerset - Bath - Northumberland Buildings, Queen Square


Address:
Rectory House, Cold Harbour Lane, Camberwell


Address:
Berkshire - Windsor (Old), Binfield Lodge


Address:
Queen Charlotte Row, New Road, Middlesex


CommentAdd:
- Sign of Roman Lucrece, near the conduit


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- Shop at the Crown nr - at the gate/against Maiden's


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- the Mermaid - sub-tenant of J. Rastell


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- Sign of the Elephant, little above the conduit


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- Shop at the sign of Helmet (with J. Wright)


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- the sign of the Talbor at the West end


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- at West end of Paul's nr Bp of London's gate


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- Shop at upper end of -  amongst Sadlers


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- St Peter's College rents - the sign of the Baule


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- printing house (not same location as shop?)


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- the sign of the Bible at the Great North Door


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- Shop at sign of the  Resurrection by little conduit

Source:
STC. vol.3, (1991) - probably same as above


Source:
STC. vol.3, (1991) - probably the same as above


Address:
Between Paul's Wharf and Baynard's Castle (dw)


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- at Eagle & Child,  near Old Fish St  (dw)


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- at the Catherine Wheel,  near the Old Swan (dw)


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- Sign of the Seven Sisters, St Mary Savoy


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- Sign of the Griffin, little above the conduit


Address:
Cannon Street, over against the Three Cranes


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- Shop under the sign of the Pope's Head [near the Exchange]


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- at Anchor; McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - Golden Anchor


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- the sign of the Greyhound; McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - White Greyhound


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- at the Little Shop against the conduit


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- the sign of the Three Wells -North West Door


Address:
Fleet Lane - White Horse, against Seacoal Lane


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- at Long Shop beside St Mildred's Church


Address:
Black Raven, Thames St  nr London Bridge (dw)


Address:
Distaff Lane, Aqua Vitae Still, nr Old Fish St


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- Sign of the Sugarloaf, against Whitefriars


Address:
St Martin's Lane, Aldersgate Street, Northumberland House


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- the sign of the King's Arms, later Queen's Arms


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- beneath conduit at the sign of  St John the Evangelist


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- the gate, at the Goshawk in the Sun (dw)


Address:
Warwickshire - Stratford upon Avon - Ship Street


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- before Castle of St Angelo, s. of St Peter


Address:
All Hallows Churchyard, Lombard Street, nr. Gracejhurch


Address:
Bear, over against St Clement's Church w/o Temple


Address:
Bell, St Paul's Churchyard (next to Thomas Petyt)


Address:
Cateaton Street, over against Guildhall Gate


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- the Bull's Head [McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)]


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- under the sign of the Cardinal's Hat (dw)


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- by St Sepulchre's Church, sign of  Paris (dw)


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- Sign of the Great Turk (or Turk's Head)


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- the sign of the Spread Eagle - Great North Door


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- the sign of the Flower-de-Luce & Crown


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- at door of Paul's (w/N. Ling sometimes)


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- Parish of - "of wch I am a parshioner"


Address:
Oxfordshire - Oxford - par. of St John the Baptist


CommentAdd:
- at the Hand & Pen, against Royal Exchange


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- Golden Anchor nxt Nag's Head Tavern w/o Temple Bar


Address:
Betwixt St Katherine's Stairs & Mill, next door to


CommentAdd:
- the sing of the Holdy Lambe near the East end


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- the sign of the Bible, near the conduit


Address:
Blue Bible, Green Arbour (M. Sparke's shop)


CommentAdd:
- the sign of the Brazen Serpent - with Luke Fawne [LBT/10453]


Address:
Addle Hill, nr. Barnard Castle, St Andrew Wardrobe


CommentAdd:
- Golden Falcon, against St Lawrence Church


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- at the White Fleur de Luce, St Dunstan's Churchyard


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- Shop at great South door of - on right-hand


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- Shop at 3 Fleur-de-lis in - at the Chain


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- Shop on -  nearr St Sepulchre's Church


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- Shop at upper end - near Saracen's Head


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- at $ Windmill nr St Sepulchre's church


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- Shop over against the Saracen's Hd w/o


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- In the bulwark near - at the Unicorn (shop)


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- the sign of the Ball - with Nicholas Fussell


Address:
Black Spread Eagle, west end of St Paul's Cathedral


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- without Temple Bar - at Green Dragon by Devereux Court


Address:
Foster Ln, against Goldsmith's Hall, at sign of


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- the sign of the Eagle & Child near Watling Street


Address:
Ireland - Dublin - King's Printing Office


Address:
Anchor and Crown, nr. The Square on London Bridge


Address:
Cross-Keyes, Bishopsgate Street, near Leadenhall


Address:
Dorset - Steeple, Isle of Purbeck, Dorset.


Source:
The master, Nicholas Smith, to whom John Roberts was apprenticed is described as a Scrivener in Holborn.


Address:
Ball Court, nr. The Black Bull, Great Old Bailey


CommentAdd:
-  White Horse, near - burnt down in the fire of 1666


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- White Horse, opposite St Sepulchre's Church


Source:
Treadwell, M. - Notes; Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922)


Address:
Thames Inn Gate, Holborn, near St Andrew's Church


CommentAdd:
- Post Office, in the Middle Temple Gate


Address:
Fleet Street, - between the two Temple Gates; next Nando's Coffee House, Temple Bar


Address:
Cross Keys (and Crown) next Nando's Coffee Ho.


Address:
Black Spread Eagle at the West end of Pauls


CommentAdd:
- the sign of the Three Silkworns, nr. The Wonder Tavern


Address:
London Street , Par. of All Hallows, Staining


Address:
St Dunstan's Passage, St Dunstan's Hill, Tower Street


Address:
Maiden Head Court, Moor Lane, Cripplegate


Address:
Maiden Head Court, Moore Lane, Cripplegate


CommentAdd:
- McKenzie, D.F. (1978) shows William's son Thomas at this address in 1793.


Address:
Cumberland Place, Westbourne Grove, North


Address:
Crane Court, Lambert Hill, Doctors' Commons


Address:
Sharp's Alley, Cow Cross, West Smithfield


Address:
Victualling Office, St Botolph's Aldgate


Address:
Felix Terrace, Liverpool Road, Islington


Address:
Canada - Port Colborne, District of Niagara


Address:
[Query Identity] Little New Street, Shoe Lane


CommentAdd:
- see FURTHER NOTES re-Halliford, Middlesex


Address:
Chapter House Court, St Paul's Churchyard


Address:
Upper Fort Place, Grange Road, Bermondsey


Address:
Windmill Court, Pye Corner, West Smithfield


Address:
[Query Identity] Par. of St George, Bloomsbury


Address:
Stanhope Street, Newcastle Street, Strand


Address:
Prince's Square, St George's in the East


Address:
Clifton Villas, Dulwich Road, Penge, Surrey


Address:
Ireland - Uplands - Monkstown, County of Dublin


Address:
Bride Terrace, Liverpool Road, Islington


Address:
Highbury Villas, St Pauls Road, Islington.


Address:
[Query Identity] Par. of St Andrew, Holborn


Address:
Bartlett's Buildings/Cursitor Street, Chancery Lane


Address:
Great Charlotte Street/Upper Ground St ,Blckfriars


Address:
Grove Place, Southampton Street, Camberwell


Address:
[Query Identity] Par. of St Dunstan in the West


Address:
[Query Identity] King Street, Seven Dials


Address:
Northumberland Court, Southampton Buildings, Holborn


Source:
N.D.N.B. - under Francis Newbery [GO/0005]


CommentAdd:
- late of - & Park House, Albion, Illinois


Address:
Bull & Mouth Street, St Martins' le Grand


Address:
[Query Identity] Par. of St Matthew, Bethnal Green


Address:
Windsor Place, Britannia Fields, Islington


Address:
Blackfriars Road [LL]/at Mr.Hansard's [BB]


Address:
Turk's Head Court, Golden Lane, Old Street


Address:
[Query Identity] Holiwell St , Par. of St Clement Danes


Address:
Fenchurch Street, Gracechurch Street - the Black Boy


Address:
Grosvenor Place, Camberwell Road, Surrey


Address:
Monument Place, Surrey Square, Kent Road


CommentAdd:
O.D.N.B. - principal manager at William Strahan's printing office


Address:
George's Court, St John's Lane, Clerkenwell


Address:
Gate Street, Par. of St Giles in the Fields


Address:
Scalding Alley, over against Stocks Market


Address:
Marshall Street , London Road., St George's Fields


Address:
Queen Street Place, Southwark Bridge Road


Address:
Germain Street, Par. of St James, Westminster


Address:
Bearwood, Berkshire & of Printing House Square, London


Address:
Aldersgate Street Buidlings, Aldersgate St


Address:
Staffordshire - Burston Hall, near Stone


Address:
Crown Court, Prince's Street, St James's


Address:
Frederick Place, Rotherfield Street, Lower Road, Islington


Address:
Angel Court, Skinner Street, Bishopsgate Street


Address:
Ball Court, Giltspur Street, West Smithfield


Address:
East Lodge, Neptune Place, Lambeth Marsh


Address:
Angel Street , Par. of St Martin le Grand


CommentAdd:
- Rose and Crown - succeeded to Oswald's shop


Address:
Manchester Buildings, Bridge Street, Westminster


Address:
Lower Belgrave Street, Eaton Square, Pimlico


Address:
St Ethelburga Bishopsgate
St Ethelborow, London


Address:
[Query Identity] Par. of St Clement Danes


Address:
Langthorne Court, Little Bell Alley, ...


Address:
Frances Court, Bartlett Street, Clerkenwell


Address:
Chapterhouse Court, St Paul's Churchyard


Address:
Bell Yard, Temple Bar/Wargrave, Berkshire[LL]


Address:
Belle Vue Terrace, Balls Pond, Islington


Address:
[Query Identity] Par. of St Botolph, Aldgate


Address:
[Query Identity] Gravel Lane, Houndsditch


Address:
Buckinghamshire - Horton Mill, near Colebrook


Address:
Hertforshire - Two Waters, Hertfordshire


Address:
[Query Identity] Brewer St , Golden Square


Address:
[Query Identity] Bridge St , Westminster


Address:
[Query Identity] Par. of St Martin in the Fields


Address:
[Query Identity] Great New Street, Fetter Lane


Address:
Worcestershire - Kensing, near Worcester


Address:
Frontier Court, St Martin's in the Fields


Address:
Hampshire - Bevis Hill, near Southampton


Address:
Bedford Street, Commercial Road, Stepney


CommentAdd:
- "at Mr.Bettenham's" [? St John's Lane]


Address:
[Query Identity] Butcherhall Lane, Newgate St


Source:
Beadle's Book; Livery List; [O.D.N.B. (2004)]


CommentAdd:
- late of - and Union Row, Sion Square, Whitechapel


Address:
Friar Street, Shoemaker Row, Blackfriars


Address:
Glovers' Hall Court, Beech Lane, Barbican


Address:
[Query Identity] Printers' Street, Blackfriars


Address:
Salters' Hall Court, Cannon Street


ity of London.


Address:
Gloucestershire - Cheltenham - Postlip Hall


Source:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970); Maxted, I. (1977)


Address:
Ireland - Dublin - Lower Sackville Street


Address:
Nile Terrace, [Trafalger Road], Old Kent Road


Address:
Charles Terrace, Gillespie Road, Highbury


Address:
St James's Villas, St James's Road, Brixton


Address:
Worcestershire - Droitwich, Snead's Green House, The Rylands


Address:
St James's Street, St Peter's, Islington


Address:
Shaftesbury Terrace, Vauxhall Road, Pimlico


Address:
St James's Terrace, Vauxhall Road, Pimlico


Address:
Allen Street, Hercules Buildings, Lambeth


Address:
Gloucester Terrace, New Rd., Whitechapel


Address:
Augustus Square, Park Village East, Regents Park


Address:
Brunswick Place, Barnsbury Road, Islington


Address:
Barnsbury Villas, Liverpool Road, Islington


Address:
St George's Street, Commercial Road, Peckham


Address:
Woodbine Place, Great College Street, Camden Town


Address:
Goldsmith Court, Great New Street, Fetter Lane


Address:
Marlborough Terrace, Victoria Road, Kensington


Address:
Ellington Terrace, Liverpool Road, Islington


Address:
Trinidad Place, Liverpool Road, Islington


Address:
Bartholomew Place, Camden Town [c/o - Memo]


Address:
Norton Falgate [25]/Nelson Street [17], Greenwhich


Address:
Jazer Terrace, St Ann's Road, North Brixton


Address:
Hertfordshire - Hemel Hempstead - Shendish


Address:
Canterbury Villas, Maida Vale, Edgeware Road


Address:
Warwickshire - Aston New Town, Birmingham


Address:
Warwickshire - Birmingham - Latimer Street


Address:
Boody's Bridge, Upper Ground Street, Blkfr


Address:
[Query Identity] Brook Green, Hammersmith


Address:
Westmorland Row, Surrey Square, Kent Road


Address:
Berners Street & Duncan House, Kelso, County of Roxburgh


Address:
Satchwell's Building, Bethnall Green Road


Address:
Cannon Street Road, St George's in the East


Address:
Parson Court [1], Bride Lane, Fleet Street


Address:
Charlotte Street, Cavendish Square, Portland Place


CommentAdd:
- late of -& Winchester Place, Pentonville


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- late of - & Vassall Place (6) North Brixton


Address:
Clarendon Road, Victoria Road, Kensington


Address:
[Query Identity] Shoe Lane, Fleet Street


Address:
Little Bennett Street, Blackfriars Road [resided]


Address:
Berkshire - Colthorpe Mill, near Newbury


Address:
Gloucester Villas, Warwick Road, Paddington


CommentAdd:
- late of - & Barclay Road [19], Walham Green


Address:
Hertfordshire - Bushey - Ridgway Cottage


Address:
Lamb's Gardens, Chapel Street, Pentonville


Address:
Denmark Cottages, Leipsic Road, Camberwell


Address:
Stenfield Street, White Horse Lane, Mile End Road


Address:
Stanfield Street, White Horse Lane, Mile End Road


Address:
Plough Yard, Seething Lane, Tower Street


Address:
William Street, York Street, Blackfriars Street


Address:
Devonshire Place, Gravel Lane, Southwark


Address:
Kent - Tilmanstone, near Dover - South Court


Address:
Astley's Buildings, Lower Road, Islington


Address:
Trinity Street, Blackman Street, Southwark


Address:
Gloucestershire - Kingsdown, near Bristol - Paul Street


Address:
Clarendon Villa, Finchley Road, St John's Wood


Address:
Clarendon Villa, Finchley Road, Middlesex


Address:
Upper St John Street, Liverpool Road, Islington


CommentAdd:
- the sign of the Eagle near the stocks [market] (dw)


Address:
George, St Paul's Churchyard (shop & dw)


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- Sign of the White Hart - w. R.Bankes & R.Taverne


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- Sign of the Crown, next unto Whitefriars Gate


Address:
Oxfordshire - Oxford - par. of St Mary the Virgin


Address:
Ludgate Hill, - Atlas, near Fleet Bridge


Address:
Cornhill, - Atlas on Parnassus Hill, near St Michael's


Address:
Beer Alley, St Sepulchre, Farringdon Without


Address:
St Leonard, Foster Lane, Aldersgate Ward


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- Sign of the White Hare, next to the conduit


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- the sign of the Bible & Crown, nr. Devereux Court


Address:
Oxfordshire - Oxford - St Mary the Virgin Street


Address:
Hanging Sword Court, Fleet Street, nr, the Green Dragon & Sword.


Address:
Blackfriars [next the church door (St Anne's)]


Address:
Aldgate Ward, par. of St Catherine Creechurch


Address:
Aldgate Ward, par. of St Catherine Coleman


Address:
Oxfordshire - Oxford - par. of St Mary next to Pole


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- without, over against St Clement's Church


Address:
Scotland - Edinburgh - King James's College


Address:
Hutchesons' Hospital in the Trongate, Glasgow


CommentAdd:
- Golden Angel a little above Kirk Stile


Address:
Cambridgeshire - Cambridge, Augustine Friars


Address:
Black Bull in Cornhill nr Royal Exchange


Address:
Cato's Head, Russell Street, Covent Garden


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- "Mermaid" at Paul's Gate next to Cheapside


Address:
Hertfordshire - Hemmel Hemstead, Boxmoor House


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- the sign of Tully's Head, east corner of the Adelphi


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- Spread Eagle, opposite Bedford St , Covent Garden


Address:
Threadneedle Street, near the Royal Exchange

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- the sign of the Bible, over against Merchant Taylors' Hall


Address:
Blackmore's Head, opposite the Royal Exchange, Cornhill


Source:
Will "this in index, I didn’t note it in the will" Treadwell.


Address:
à la Samaritaine, vis-à-vis le Palis de S.James


CommentAdd:
- Golden Eagle, near the Fountain Tavern


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- the sign of the Crown, over against Beford house


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- the sign of the Crown, over against Exeter Exchange


Source:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - moved the sign into the former quarters of Sir William Younge in Pall Mall, --- almost directly opposite Marlborough House and running up towards King Street


Address:
King's Arms, without Temple Bar, opposite Devereux Court, Strand


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- & Lower Addiscombe Road, Croydon& Lower Addiscombe Road, Croydon


Address:
Nelson Square [24], Surrey Road, Peckham


Address:
St James's Street, Parish of Saint James


CommentAdd:
- the Moor's Head. [at the end of Compton Street, Soho]


Address:
Queen Court, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Address:
White Hart Yard, Catherine Street, Strand


Source:
Will - may also have had a home at Vauxhall, Surrey


CommentAdd:
- late of the Parish of - and Saint George Bloomsbury


Address:
Red Lion Court, Red Lion Street, Spitalfields


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- Parish of - sign of the Trinity outside Temple Bar


Address:
New Park Street, Guildford Street, Southwark


Source:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - founded a business as a printseller


Source:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - moved to larger premises - number changed to [41] about 1820


Address:
Nicholas Passage, Nicholas Lane, Lombard Street


Address:
Charlotte Street, Blackfriars Road, Surrey


Address:
St Andrew Holborn [18], near Grays Inn Gate


Address:
Cox's Square, Christchurch, Spitalfields, Middlesex


Address:
Whittlebury Street, Drummond Street, Euston Square


Address:
Belgrave Place, Tufnell Park, Upper Holloway


Address:
Cleveland Grove, Cleveland Street, Mile End Road


Address:
Stepney Causeway, Commercial Road, Ratcliffe


Address:
Charles Street, Westminster Road, Surrey


Address:
Little Charlotte Street, Blackfriars Road


Address:
Brewers Court, St Thomas Street, Southwark


Address:
Silver Street [3], Bridgwater Square, Cripplegate


CommentAdd:
- the sign of the Double Hood - Singleton's


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- the sign of the Spread Eagle - next the great school


CommentAdd:
- beside the West door, beside the Bishop's palace


Address:
Foster Lane, St Leonard, Aldersgate Ward [ Waley's address]


CommentAdd:
- Sign of St Anne probably on the east side of


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- under King's Head Tavern, Chancery Lane end


Address:
Eagle Court, White Hart Yard, Drury Lane


Address:
Duke's Court, St Martin's Lane, opposite Old Slaughter's Coffee House


CommentAdd:
- Golden Acorn, opposite Hungerford Market


CommentAdd:
- on the Road-side, between Bow and Stratford [live]


Address:
Cambridgeshire - Cambridge - Regent Walk


Address:
Cambridgeshire - Cambridge -Trinity Street


Address:
Cambridgeshire - Cambridge, Trinity Street


CommentAdd:
- took over the print shop of Walter Shropshire


Source:
O.D.N.B. - succeeded her mother Anne Dodd [SP/03826]


CommentAdd:
- already there when joined by Alexander at this date


CommentAdd:
- stayed on at this address after dissolution of partnership


CommentAdd:
- the sign of Three Flower de Luces, corner of Piccadilly - with William Dares


Source:
Maxted, I. (1977); O.D.N.B. (2004) = Old Bond Street


Source:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - had been partner of Paul Vaillant [ST/3:0399] but was working at the address alone from 1768


Source:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - his remains were brought to his house…


Source:
O.D.N.B.(2004) - started his own business; Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970)


CommentAdd:
- 'violin maker to the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cumberland'


CommentAdd:
- continued the business established by his father


Address:
Canterbury Place, [Kendall Place, renamed]


Address:
King Street, Compton Street, Clerkenwell


CommentAdd:
- with Kerby & Bowdery - to the Prince of Wales and Duke of York


CommentAdd:
- Minerva Universal Insurance Office - enterprise lasted less than a year


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- at the foot of the stone stairs going up to the Court of Requests


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- White Horse … over against Lincolns Inn [Gate]


Address:
Parish of St. Benet Finck, Broadstreet Ward


CommentAdd:
- Parish of St Gregory, near St Paul's Churchyard


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- the White Horse, near the Great North Door


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- over against the Conduit, or near against the Great Conduit, or, ? The White Hart


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- the Hand and Star, between the two Temple Gates


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- adjoining St Gile's Church, without Cripplegate


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- adjoining St Giles' Church, without Cripplegate


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- the Golden Ball - or near the Exchange


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- the Little Shop admjoining to the North-west Door


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- dwelling over against St Sepulchre's Church


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- the Rose and Crown, over against the Falcon, near … without Newgate


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- at the South-west Door --- joining unto Lollards' Tower.


Address:
Ship Alley, Redcross Street, Cripplegate


CommentAdd:
- dwelling near Christ Church, … Parish of St Faith


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- the Black Boy at the Middle north door


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- above Holborn Conduit - over against the Plough


CommentAdd:
- the White Hart, over against the Great Conduit in Fleet Street


Address:
Hanway Street [- shop under Mary's name]


Address:
Skinner Street, Finsbury [Juvenile Library]


Address:
Hanway Street [shop under Mary Jane's name]


CommentAdd:
- at the sign of the Lucrece within the new rents


Address:
St Dunstan's Church [near], Fleet Street


CommentAdd:
- paid "scot and lott" to the Company in London, as living there


Address:
Greeen's Rents and the Wharf, Farringdon Without


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, Flower de Luce and Crown


Address:
Cheapside, Rose and Pmegranate, under Bow Church


Address:
Holiday Yard, Creed Lane, near Ludgate Street


Address:
Royal Exchange, Three Pigeons over against (or near) ---


Address:
London Bridge, Black Boy, near the Drawbridge


Address:
Chancery Lane, Judge's Head, near Fleet Street


Address:
Bridge Row, north-east corner of the Royal Exchange


Address:
Ludgate Street, Bible and Rose, near the west end of St Paul's


Address:
Fleet Street, Flower de Luce, next door to the Three Squirrels, over against St Dunstan's Church


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, St Peter's Head, West End


Address:
St Clement's Church, the Bible against --


Address:
Fllet Street, George, over against Inner Temple Lane


Address:
Paternoster Row, Bible and Crown, corner shop


Address:
Giltspur Street, near Pye Corner, Sun and Bible


Address:
Chancery Lane, Pestle and Mortar over against the Horshoe Tavern


Address:
Cornhill, Cross-Keys and Bible, near the Stocks Market


Address:
Huggins Alley, Wood Streeet, the Half Moon


Address:
Houndsditch, upper end near Bishop's Gate


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, The Drane at the West End of St Paul's


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, Sign of the Ball [or Golden Ball]


Address:
Paternoster Row, Flower de luce and Crowne, near Chapside


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, The Brazen Serpent


Address:
Wood Street, The Hand in Hand, over against St Michael's Church


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, The Bible at the great North Door


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, sign of the Red Bowl


Address:
Fleet Street, next the Inner Temple Gate


Address:
Fleet Lane, Old Bailey, The Half Eagle and Key


Address:
Pope's Head Alley, entering Lombard Street


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, at the Great North Door


Address:
Fleet Street, under the Dial in St Dunstan's Churchyard


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, corner shop at the North-West Door


Address:
Rose Alley ?, Parish of St Nicholas Shambles, Farringdon Within


Address:
IN the Fields between Prince's Street and the Cockpit


Address:
Strand, without Temple Bar, near Somerset House


Address:
Cornhill, under St Paul's Church, Sign of the Star


Address:
Cornhill, the Royal Exchange, over against the Conduit


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, The Gun, Little North Door


Address:
Cow Lane, near Holborn Conduit, over against the White Lion


Address:
Ludgate, in the alley adjoining - on the outside of the Gate, Mistress Stubbes


Address:
Addling Street, The White Bear - nigh Baynard's Castle


Address:
St Paul's Wharf, Thames Street, The Cross Keys


Address:
Fleet Street, The Golden Tun near St Dunstan's Church


Address:
St Pauls' Churchyard, over against the South Door, or at St Paul's Chain


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, West End or West Door


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, The Golden Key near the Great North Door


Address:
Poultry, middle shop in the row, adjoning to St Mildred's Church


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, near the French School


Address:
Fleet Street, The Oliphaunt, or Black Elephant


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, near the Great Door


Address:
Poultry, Angel and Bible over against the Stocks Market


Address:
Strand, Peacock over against St Clement Danes Church


Address:
Fleet Street, Peacock near St Dunstan's Church


Address:
Great Russell Street, Covent Garden, near the Playhouse


Address:
Threadneedle Street, behind St Christopher's Church, the back side of the Royal Exchange


Address:
Threadneedle Street, behind St Christopher's Church, the back-side of the Royal Exchange.


Address:
Strand - between York House and the New Exchange - Globe


Address:
Charing Croos, near, between Charing Cross and Whitehall - Globe


Address:
Temple Bar, next the Middle Temple Gate; -by; -near


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, Flower de Luce (or Golden Flower de Luce)


Address:
Broad Street, Printing Press at the entrance into Gresham College; over against the Church


Address:
Cornhill, within the south-west Piazza; under the Piazza, of the Royal Exchange


Address:
Cheapside, - Blue Bible, at the lower end of ---; at the courner of the Poultry; at the corner of Bucklersbury.


Address:
Poultry,  - Peacock; near old Jewry; at the lower end of Cheapside


Address:
Strand, Black Swan against St Clement;s Church.


Address:
St Paul's Alley, Black Swan, over against the little North Door.


Address:
Little Britain, Printing Press; over against the Pump


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, the Bear, near the Little North Door


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, the Black Bear, or Bear and Star


Address:
Round Court, - Horace's Head, Strand, opposite York Buildings


Address:
Castle Street, nr Mews Gate, Leicester Fields - the Literary Coffee House


Address:
Lincoln's Inn Fields, at Mr.Kid's, in the corner, near New [= Clare] Market


Address:
Lombard Street, - Feathers - near Pope's Head Alley, or over against the Post House


Address:
Strand, - Blue Anchor on the New Exchange


Address:
Temple Bar, without - Green Dragon, nigh Devereux Court


Address:
Little Britain, - Black Swan / - White Swan


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - White Harte; - Unicorn


Address:
Chancery Lane, - Judge's Head, near Fleet Street


Address:
Strand, - Shakespeare's Head, opposite Catherine Street


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - Quuen's Head; - Crown


Address:
Poultry, - Three Legs, in, the Stocks Market; at the corner of the Old Jewry


Address:
Cornihill, - Three Crowns, near the Royal Exchange


Address:
London Bridge, - Agnel, a little below/ by the Gate


Address:
Fleet Street, - Unicorn, near Ram Alley; near Serjeant's Inn


Address:
Fleet Street, - Turk's Head / Great Turk's Head, over against Fetter Lane


Address:
Fleet Street, - White Hart, over against the end of Water Lane


Address:
Ave Mary Lane, - Blue Ball, near Ludgate Street


Address:
Paternoster Row, - Black Raven, over against Ivy Lane End


Address:
London House Yard, West end of St Paul's


Address:
Stationers' Court [Juxta Basilicam Stationariorum]


Address:
Poultry, - [Black] Raven, at the corner of Princes' Street, nr the Royal Exchange; over against the Stocks Market


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - Gunn, at the west end [in Ludgate Street].


Address:
White Hart Court, Gracious [Gracechurch] Street, next door to the Meeting House


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - Bible and Anchor


Address:
Newport Street, - Bible and Anchor, near Leicester Fields


Address:
Pope's Head Alley, - Three Bibles, the first shop, next Cornhill


Address:
Bishopsgate Street, against Crosby Square


Address:
Houdsditch, - Sugar-laof, at the upper end near Bioshopsgate


Address:
Strand, near Charing Cross right over against King Harry the Eight's Inn


Address:
Lowarnce Ord's Closse <sic>, foot of Cannongate


Address:
Strand, over against Devereux Court, without Temple Bar


Address:
Ludgate Street, - Rose; the corner of St Paul's Churchyard; near the west end of St Paul's Churchyard


Address:
Exeter Court, near Exeter Exchange in the Strand


Address:
Charing Cross, - Bell and Dragon; or between Charing Cross and Whitehall


Address:
Gracechurch Street, - the Book, near Cornhill


Address:
Russell Street, Covent Garden; over against Wills's Coffee House; at the corner shop of Charles Street


Address:
West Smithfield, - Golden Ball; next door to the Ball, near to the Hospital Gate


Address:
Pye Corner, - Golden Ball, near the Bore Tavern


Address:
Temple Bar, without - Black Swan and Bible, next door to the Queen's Head


Address:
Snow Hill, on - Rose and Crown, near Holborn Bridge


Address:
Ave Mary Lane, - Blue Ball; at the Publishing Office; in Dove Court; in/near Bearbinder Lane, near the Stocks Market


Address:
Fleet Street, - Golden Ball, under St Dunstan's Church


Address:
Priness Street, - Bear and Orange Treet; near Drury Lane; in Covent Garden


Address:
Strand, - Pope's Head; [lower Walk of the] New Exchange


Address:
Vine Court, in the Middle Temple; the Temple Cloisters


Address:
Chancery Lane, end of - under the King's Head Tavern


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - King's Head, west end


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - Green Dragon; - Rose and Crown


Address:
Scotland Yard Gate, - by Whitehall; near the Admiralty


Address:
Red Bull Palyhouse Yard, over against the Pound in St John's Street


Address:
Paternoster Row, lower end , near Amen Corner


Address:
Fleet Street, - Peacock, near St Dunstan's Church


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - Lute; - Swan; - Sun


Address:
Cheapside, - Golden Candlestick, near the Old Jewry; - Bible & Three Crowns, near Mercer's Chapel


Address:
Fetter Lane, in Fleet Street, - Ink-Bottle, against Clifford's Inn Gate


Address:
Cornhill, - Ship, next door to the Fleece Tavern; over against the Royal Exchange.


Address:
Royal Exchange, - Half Moon, near; under.


Address:
Cornhill, - [Black] Bull, near the Royal Exchange


Address:
Royal Exhchange, - Bible, north side of the ---


Address:
Poultry, - Crown; - Black Raven, near the Old Jewry.


Address:
Pope's Head Alley, end next Lombard Street


Address:
Cornhill, - Leg and Star, against the Royal Exchange


Address:
Cornhill, Royal Exchange; - Leg and Star


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - Star; - Golden Ball


Address:
Lincoln's Inn, under the Gate; Fore-Gate


Address:
Little Britain, - over against the Sugar Loaf; next the Feathers


Address:
Holborn, near the Turnstile; - Holy Lamb


Address:
Bell Alley, Coleman Street, - Sugar Loaf


Address:
St Paul's Churchyard, - Angel; over against the Little North Door


Address:
Fleet Street, - Dolphin, over agains St Dunstan's Church


CommentAdd:
Dunton, J. (1705) - liv'd Forty Years in the same House


CommentAdd:
Dunton - "keeps two Printing-houses, constantly at work"


Address:
St John's Street, - Golden Key, West Smithfield


CommentAdd:
Sale notice - "late in the Occupation of Mr.Edward Homan Turpin, Bookseller".


Address:
Dogwell Court, Whitefriars, near Fleet Street


# BAPTISMS

CommentBap:
I.G.I . - possible; - father = Wm; mother = Ann.


CommentBap:
A Joseph, son of Allengham  and Ann, was bp. St John the Baptist, Croydon, Surrey - cf. Allingham Levens [ST/3:2823]


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  John; mother =  Elizabeth


LocationBap:
St Edmund the King & Martyr, Lombard Street


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Charles Thomas William B. - father = ; mother = Harriet


CommentBap:
Christ's Hospital Archives; I.G.I. - f. = William; m. = Ann.


CommentBap:
A John Thomas Bird was baptized on 14 Jul 1795 at St Andrew, Holborn. F = John ; M = Susanna


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Richarde Birkett was baptised at Spitalfields Christ Church, Stepney on 5 Nov 1786; father =  Henry; mother =  Frances.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  William Clark; mother =  Caroline Catherine.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a William Boag was baptised at the Wells Street Scotch Church, St Marylebone on 9 Oct 1796; father =  William; mother =  Mary.  See under William Boag [XX/1693] for possible marriage of the parents.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a John Green Booth, b. 23 Jan 1787; bapt. 23 Aug 1787, St Sepulchre, London; father John Green Boot, m. Hannah.


CommentBap:
A Charles Edward Buttler - St Sepulchre on 3 Jan 1802; f. = James Edward; m. = Margaret


LocationBap:
I.G.I = St.Martin's in the Fields, Westm


LocationBap:
I.G.I. = St.Martin's in the Fields, Westminster


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - Carron; father =  John; mother =  Martha.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  John; mother =  Martha


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  Jeffery Carter; mother =  Elizabeth Rayner.
---


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  Joseph; mother =  Mary.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Frederick Chipp is baptised at St Andrew by the Wardrobe on 23 Feb 1814 - father =  Benjamim; mother =  Margaret.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = Henry; mother = Susannah


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  John, mother =  Eleanor


CommentBap:
I.G.I.  - possible - an Effingham Wilson baptised about 4 Dec 1785 at Kirkby Ravensworth, Yorkshire - father = Joseph; mother = Jane.


CommentBap:
I.G.I.  - possible - a Martin Carr Round was  baptised on 7 May 1809 at St.Andrew Holborn; - father = Joseph, mother = Ann.


CommentBap:
I.G.I.  - possible - a Watkins Nimmo was baptised on 30 May 1742 in Edinburgh.
---


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Thomas Veutrollier was baptized on 25 Jan 1575 at St Ann Blackriars, London - father = Thomas.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a James Cotgterell was baptised on 27 Jul 1623 at Bishops Cleeve, Gloucester - father's name Nicholas.
---


LocationBap:
IGI - George Alsop, f.- William, Banbury, Oxford - 17 Dec 1597


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = Benjamin Billingstry; mother = Deborah.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Samuel Bunchley was baptised in Bourn, Cambridgeshire on 8 Nov 1670, but his parents are given as Edward  and Rhoda.


CommentBap:
I.G.I.
A John Vousden was bapt on 22 Dec 1670 [born 9 Dec. 1670] at St Pancras, Chichester, Sussex - father = William, mother = Rose


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - if so, mother =  Martha.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = William Witlg or Whitledge


CommentBap:
- f.James Jarvis - m.Sarah - 15 Feb 1778.


LocationBap:
Threadneedle Street French Huguenot, London

CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = François Alexis Joseph Gadenne; mother = Elizabeth Delauney.


CommentBap:
A Jehoshephat Aspin was baptized at St Giles Cripplegate on 1 May 1748, father - Jehoshephat; mother- Hannah.  If this is our man then he was rather older than normal when apprenticed to his father!


LocationBap:
IGI Thomas son of Thomas & Katherine, Borden, Kent, 2 Dec 1745


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  William; mother =  Ann.


CommentBap:
Possible.  There was an earlier record for a John Marno Berry on 25 Dec 1766 at New Broad Street Independent.  In both cases only the father's surname is recorded.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. 
a William Bettey was bp. On 3 Jan 1724 at St Bartholomew the Great, London


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = John Bew; mother = . Jane Bew


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = John Bew; mother =  Jane Bew.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  John Bew; mother = Jane Bew


LocationBap:
Guildhall Street Independent Chapel, Canterbury, Kent

CommentBap:
Watt Info. -  [ Duncan Harrington, Fenner Pedigree, Kent Archives Office, Canterbury].


CommentBap:
A Robert Joseph Hixon, f. William, m.Martha was baptised on 10 Aug 1766 at St.Martin's in the Fields.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Joseph Cuxon, father = John; mother = Mary, was baptised on 11 May 1735 at St Andrew, Holborn, London


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Thomas Andrew Cuxon was baptised on 8 Apr 1770 at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London - Father = Joseph; Mother = Elizabeth


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father =  Henry; mother =  Ann


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Joseph Downeing [sic], son of William and Ann Downeing, was baptised at St Bartholomew the Great on 30 Jan 1675.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Thomas Blencow, parents Richard/Alice, was bp., 12 Jan 1755, St.Andrew, Holborn.
---


CommentBap:
AN Allenham Levens, son of Allingham and Ann Levens, was bp. On 17 Feb 1733 at St. John the Baptist, Croydon, Surrey


CommentBap:
If this is the son of John Nutt [ST/2:3234]


CommentBap:
I.G.I.
A John Maystetter was baptized on 9 Dec 1691 at St James, Clerkenwell, father = John, mother = Elizabeth


LocationBap:
Christ Church, Spitalfields, Stephney, London


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  Thomas; mother =  Lucy.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = Morris; mother = Sarah


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Charles Stepehns Gilbert; - father =  William; mother =  Ann.


LocationBap:
All Saints Pavement & St Peter the Little, York

CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible -  father = Christopher


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = John; mother = Elizabeth


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = Thomas - mother = Elizabeth


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - correspondence with Vanessa Craik


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  Bayford; mother =  Ann.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a John Brookhouse, parents John/Elizabeth, was bp., 1 May 1734, St.Andrew, Holborn.
---


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = George; mother = mother = Catharine.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = Palmer Gates; mother = Bridget


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  Charles; mother =  Catherine.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father =  William, mother =  Mary


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = Hugh; mother =  Mary.


CommentBap:
C.E.C[ockayne] Complete Baronetage, vol.2, p.239


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a Thomas Coxsedge - father =  Mathyas Coxsedge; mother =  Penelope


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father =  Ferdinando; mother = Martha.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father =  William; mother =  Mary.


LocationBap:
? IGI = St.Paul Covent Garden, Westminster - father = David; mother = Mary.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = John; mother = Elizabeth


LocationBap:
St Mary, St Marylebone Rd., St Marylebone


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = William, D--- Street, a labourer; mother = Mary.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = Benjamen <sic>; mother = Mary.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = James; mother = Susanna Nuth.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - above - baptised 13 Jul 1800 at St Anne & St Agnes, London.


LocationBap:
Queen St, or White or Whitehall Independent, Leeds, Yorkshire


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = Samuel Fayton <sic>; mother =  Sarah


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - Jul 1790; father = John; mother = Lucy.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - father = George; mother = Sarah.


CommentBap:
- and he was baptised at Christ Church Southwark on 16 Sep 1810.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father = William; mother = Jane Higgen.


CommentBap:
I.G.I.; 1818 Census = St Clement Middlesex.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - seems a little late in view of his binding in 1830, but his parents had been married in 1814 and he may well have been a few years old at his baptism.


LocationBap:
IGI = St.Luke Old Street, Finsbury - f.James; m.Alice.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father =  William; mother =  Ann


CommentBap:
A Philip Confucius Downes was bapt. On 3 May 1791 at St Andrew, Holborn, London.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father =  Edward; mother =  Margaret.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a George James Abram [b.12 Jun 1798] at Temple Church of England, London.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - a George Frederick Crutchley, born 1 Apr 1797; baptized 23 Apr 1797 at St Clement Danes, Westminster - father = John; mother = Ann.


LocationBap:
North Gate end Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire


LocationBap:
North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - W.A. bapt. 30 Oct 1778, Richmond, Surrey - father = William; mother = Mary.


CommentBap:
I.G.I. - possible - father - William; mother - Mary; the church is the same in which the parents were married.


CommentBap:
Correspondence with Barbara Tenison-Smith - 20 May 1774 Frances daughter of Joseph & Mary Temple, St Mary, Whitechapel baptisms.


# Baptisms-Sources

Comment:
- possibly - the Allens baptised a daughter Anne, on 26 Dec 1619 at St Botolph, Aldgate


Source:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register


Source:
Christ Church, Newgate Street - Registers


Comment:
- points to a baptism at St Mary, Chitechapel, Stepney on 6 May 1747 - father = Joseph, mother = Grace


Comment:
- possibly baptized at St Mary, Whitechapel on 5 Feb 1764


# BIRTHS

CommentBo:
D.N.B.; but - Wilson, W. (1868) - At Kirkby Ravensworth, near Richmond in the North Riding of Yorkshire. Died in the 85th year of his life - 9 Jun 1868


CommentBo:
In  th seventy sixth year of my age - Will dated 19 Oct 1795.


CommentBo:
Cf. IGI = William Ginger of St.John, Westminster Birth 1727
Spouse Mary.   They also are the parents of a son William bp. 1767 who could be ST/3:6881.


CommentBo:
Sir William Collins; Plomer 4, p.31 = 1724.


CommentBo:
Marriage licence - 29 Jan 1725 - "aged 28 years".


CommentBo:
D.N.B.; Hist.of Times, vol., I, p.1 = 1783.


CommentBo:
D.N.B. = Sebergham, Cumberland; Timperley, C.H. (1842) = Sebringham.


CommentBo:
Curwen, H. (1873), p.364 - Chevening, Kent


CommentBo:
Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.72 - 23 at her marriage; p.75 - aged 81 on death  on 31 Jan 1829


CommentBo:
Marriage licence - 29 Jan 1725 - "aged 18 yrs".


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1669


CommentBo:
Register - St Giles Cripplegate - or 26th


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Dec 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 16 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1677


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 19 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1674


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1666


CommentBo:
Register - St James, Clerkenwell
---
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation in Dec 1676


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Oct 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - 25 & upwds at the time of the marriage allegation on 26 Dec 1692


CommentBo:
Maslen; Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687])- about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Oct 1685


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1677


CommentBo:
Marriage licence 27 Oct 1662 = "17 years"


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 19 Jul 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 19 at the time of the marriage allegation in Nov 1669


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1665


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 7 Feb 1690


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1676


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1678


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1676


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 21 Jan 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 21 Nov 1683


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 35 at the time of the marriage allegation on 31 Jul 1683


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1672


CommentBo:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952) - at Swanson Morley


CommentBo:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), 67 & 72 -six years senior to Thomas Curson


CommentBo:
1881 Census = Hornsey, Middlesex - aet. 59


CommentBo:
Census (1881) - born London, Middlesex, aged 84.


CommentBo:
- aet.73 on death; N.D.N.B. - six years his [John Newbery] senior. Cf. Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.74 - died aged sixty-seven.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation on 21 Nov 1692


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - has Anna daughter of Henry Porstmouth of Basingstoke = 1732.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 34 at the time of the marriage allegation on 28 Jan 1689, but the age given for Thomas Parkhurst at that time was grossly misleading.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 21 Apr 1684


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 22 Feb 1686


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 19 Oct 1689


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 9 Sep 1685


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - Above 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 27 Aug 1690


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 10 Dec 1690


CommentBo:
George Baynes: http://www.baynes-senior.freeserve.co.uk/masham/tree.htm - 47 at 1851 census; and 64 on death on 16 Nov 1866


CommentBo:
George Baynes: http://www.baynes-senior.freeserve.co.uk/masham/tree.htm - Spitalfields, London


CommentBo:
Family Group Record - Sheffield, London, England <sic>


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 26 Mar 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 19 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jun 1663


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 31 at the time of the marriage allegation in Nov 1662


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1663


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1666


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 50 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1666


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 36 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1666


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 35 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1666


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1666


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1667


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 47 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1668


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation in Oct 1668


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1669


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Dec 1669


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1670


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 40 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1670


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1672


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 17 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1672


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1672


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 19 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1674


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1677


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1677


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 29 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1778


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 9 Oct 1679


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Dec 1679


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - aged 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 23 Mary 1681


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 20 May 1681


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 19 Dec 1681


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 14 Mar 1682


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 2 Jun 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 20 Oct 1682


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 15 Dec 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation on 28 Dec 1682


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 11 Sep 1683


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Sep 1684


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Oct 1684


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Nov 1684


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 10 Nov 1684


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 25 Mar 1685


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 16 Jul 1686


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 19 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Jan 1687


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 3o at the time of the marriage allegation on 4 Feb 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - above 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Mar 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 17 at the time of the marriage allegation on 7 Apr 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - above 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 May 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 35 at the time of the marriage allegation on 4 May 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 7 Jul 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 23 Jun 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation on 25 Jun 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 36 at the time of the marriage allegation on 24 Dec 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Apr 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 17 Apr 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation on 23 Jun 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 20 at the time of the marriage allegation on 4 Aug 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation on 24 Aug 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 35 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Oct 1688


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 13 Mar 1689


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - above 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 23 Apr 1689


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 40 at the time of the marriage allegation on 18 Oct 1689


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 18 at the time of the marriage allegation on 16 May 1690


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 38 at the time of the marriage allegation on 27 Mar 1690


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 33 at the time of the marriage allegation on 30 Oct 1691


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - 20 & upwards at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Jun 1692


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 5 Jan 1693


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 22 Apr 1693


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - aged 17 at the time of the marriage allegation on 1 Aug 1693


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 16 Nov 1693


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Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2 - said to be 18 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1635


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- aet. 70 on death. O.D.N.B. - in Darr, Yorkshire, 3 miles west of Doncaster.


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Willl - Parish of St Mary the Moore, Exeter


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Musgrave, Sir W., vol.5 (1901), p.182 - aet 56 on death


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 42 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1666


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668])- About 43 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1661


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 62 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1668


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 50 at the time of the marriage allegation in 1670


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 58 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1666


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Plomer, H.R. (1907)  - Atherston, Warwickshire.


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See also IGI 8 Mar 1608 Humfrey son of Richard, Worthen, Shropshire; & 23 Feb 1609 Humfry son of Richard, Lydbury North, Shropshire


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Jan 1687


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 40 at the time of the marriage allegation on 16 Jul 1686


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Musgrave, vol.1, p.36  = aet.80 on death in 1735


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Nov 1684


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1672


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 27 Aug 1690


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Oct 1668


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 48 at the time of the marriage allegation on 18 Oct 1689


CommentBo:
Apparently before 1651, which makes him a rather late apprentice, cf. - Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - above 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 11 Feb 1681


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 32 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1669


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jul 1669


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 32 at the time of the marriage allegation on 7 Jun 1687


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 28 Dec 1682


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- aet. 81 on death; - Cameron (1954) - born in a house at the north-east corner of Pritchard's Alley, off Fair Street in Horsleydown, two doors east of the Church of St.John.


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 4 May 1687


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - said to be about 40 ! at the time of the marriage allegation on 28 Jan 1689.


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 29 at the time of the marriage allegation on 22 Feb 1686


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David Stoker = aet 30 at time of death on 2 Nov 1706.


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Jun 1692


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Said to be 30 years on marriage in 1692, but he was bound in 1698 so this may be incorrect.


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 38 at the time of the marriage allegation in Mar 1670


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jun 1663


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jul 1669


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 45 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Oct 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Dec 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 19 Dec 1681


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 18 Feb 1680


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1677


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation on 9 Sep 1685


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1674; but freed in Aug 1672


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1673


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1674


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Oct 1684


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 36 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1666


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 26 Mar 1787


CommentBo:
Plomer 2 =  "died aged 85"  but cf. date of binding 1698


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation in Dec 1676


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 35 at the time of the marriage allegation on 10 Nov 1684


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"about 30" - on Mar.Lic. [Vic.Gen.] 30 Sep 1678.


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1676


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Oct 1687


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1667. In relation to the binding this would appear to be slightly too late.


CommentBo:
General Advertiser (25 Nov 1746] = aet 83rd year on his death 1746.


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 14 Mar 1682


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 40 at the time of the marriage allegation on 5 Mar 1685


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation on 4 Feb 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1673


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 36 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1677


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 5 Jan 1693


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 9 Jul 1680


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 34 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1677


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- aet. 40 on marriage [Fac.Off. - 3 Jan 1678]


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Oct 1685


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1662


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allecation in Aug 1673


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation in Dec 1669


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation in 1669


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1677


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation on 29 Oct 1688


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 29 at the time of the marriage allegation on 19 Ju 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation in Nov 1669


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Family Bible, reported N.& Q., 6th ser. 2 (1880), 293 -  Southwater, near Horsham, Sussex.


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 46 at the time of the marriage allegation on 24 Dec 1687


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - said to be about 40 ! at time of the marriage allegation on 7 Feb 1690


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 Dec 1679


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1676


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Mar 1666


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Mar 1677


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 33 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1670


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Register - St Giles Cripplegate; Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 16 Aug 1683


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 22 Apr 1693


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation in Dec 1663


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in May 1678


CommentBo:
Cf. Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1677.


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation on 20 May 1681


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1662


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 1 Aug 1693.
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Manterfield, J.B. (1994) - bound "at the age of twenty" - 1691.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 16 Nov 1693


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1676


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1674


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1672


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 15 Dec 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jul 1662


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 17 Apr 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1673


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation on 6 May 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 29 at the time of the marriage allegation on 19 Oct 1689


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 2 Jun 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 21 Apr 1684


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on the 21 Jan 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1671


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation on 9 Oct 1679


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 21 Nov 1683


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - said to be about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 12 Apr 1688, which would seem a little young in relation to the freedom


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 31 Jul 1683


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 20 Oct 1682


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in Mar 1668


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 25 Mar 1685


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1668.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 47 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1677


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - said to be about 31 at the time of the marriage allegation on 5 Jul 1680, but this would seem a little young in view of the binding date.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1666


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Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation on 30 Oct 1691


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 30 at the time of the marriage allegation in Nov 1669


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1677


CommentBo:
Rivington, McDonnell.  Woodhead = 1631-2; O.D.N.B. = 16331/2


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Dec 1676


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1676


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation on 7 Apr 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) = about 25 at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1672


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 10 Dec 1690


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1673


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 35 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jul 1666


CommentBo:
This is on the basis of his Freedom in 1663; the marriage allegation of 10 Aug 1666 says about 22.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 28 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1670


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - Birth - James - 1777 - St.Andrew's, Holborn.


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Plomer 4, pp.122-3 - Fovron, sexteen miles from Aberdeen.


CommentBo:
possible - Timperley, C.H. (1842) - aet. 50 at his death in 1805.


CommentBo:
Watt Info. - in [Par.] St Andrew, Canterbury, Kent. [ Duncan Harrington, Fenner Pedigree, Kent Archives Office, Canterbury].


CommentBo:
CLRO: ELJL/1035/187 [CHECK - notes read 1758?]


CommentBo:
Carlson 1, p.[3]; Plomer 4, p.47. - Newton, Warwickshire.  O.D.N.B. follows O.S. 27 Feb 1691 - Cave's Hole, Watling Street, Newton, nr. Rugby


CommentBo:
- aet.50? on death; The Boolkseller in Jan. 1858 [Mark Lockwood's obit] says "the compartively early age of forty-seven"


CommentBo:
- aet. 29 on marriage in 1708; but see Baptisms


CommentBo:
Census 1841 - aet. 65; Census 1851 - aet. 77; IGI - a Benjamin Tucker b. about 1775 St Martin Vintry, Enfield, London married a Mary Page on 21 May 1800.


CommentBo:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952) - Parish of St Mary, Norwich


CommentBo:
The Bookseller, Apr, 1858 - in Fleet Street


CommentBo:
C.J.Robinson.
N.D.N.B. = probably born in the parish of St.Thomas's Southwark [c.1688]


CommentBo:
C.E.C[ockayne] Complete Baronetage, vol.2, p.239;  but Plomer 4 = "Died aet.77".


CommentBo:
CLRO: CF1/467/111 = St.Peter in the Tower


CommentBo:
D.N.B. = "at Red Lion Passage, Fleet Street, London".


CommentBo:
D.N.B. - Southill, Bedfordshire; Gravestone inscription.


CommentBo:
Baylen & Gossman 1 = "was born in London in late 1751 or early 1752".


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - a Robert Goodwin, born 6 Feb 1770, was baptized at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, 6 Apr 1774 together with a brother Jonas [who could be ST/3:3705].
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Charles Pain - apprenticed at the age of '16 (one day after his birthday)'


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - possible -a Charles Thomas William B. - f. Francis; m. Harriet


CommentBo:
Val Talbot - He was killed in 1888, at the age of 74.


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - a John Green Booth, b. 23 Jan 1787; bapt. 23 Aug 1787, St Sepulchre, London; father John Green Boot, m. Hannah.


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - 27 Aug 1801 - if the baptism below is correct.


CommentBo:
H.Kay Jones, p.7. - Coventry, Warwickshire


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - John and Martha Caron had two  sons named Henry baptised at St Ann Blackfriars.
   16 Feb 1812 = Henry George
   4 Dec 1814 = Henry Edwin Birch


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - does list a William - f. = Stephen; m. = Mary - on 10 Apr 1791, but it is at St Lawrence, Chobham, Surrey and as yet there appears to be no link.


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - father = Henry; mother = Susannah


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - a JWC of Hamlet Court, London 1805


CommentBo:
- aet. 65 on death on 28 Dec 1831.   Timperely 1 = Durham.


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - has an Edward Evans born on 10 Aug 1789


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - a George Kitcat - born 26 Jun 1800; f. = George; m = Ann


CommentBo:
The Bookseller, Jan 1858 - "village near Leeds"; I.G.I.


CommentBo:
Census 1841 - aet. 45; Census 1861 - aet. 65


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - Byrom St., Liverpool - father = Joseph; mother = Mary.


CommentBo:
D.N.B. = "at his father's house in Red Lion Passage, Fleet Street, London" ; Beadle's Book, p.403 = died aged 67.


CommentBo:
If J.S. [ST/4:3743] was the son of John and Sarah Seyfang, married on 11 Dec 1808 at Christ Church, Southwark, then he was then he was born on 24 Aug 1810.


CommentBo:
Reconnaissance, Savoy Chapel 9 Jun 1700 "23 ans" [Hug.Soc., xxii]


CommentBo:
Reconnaissance 29 May 1689 "47 ans". See Further Notes.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 21 Nov 1692


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - August & Ann Applegath the parents of Augustus [XX/0408] had a son August Joseph born on this day. This identification has been assumed for this subject


CommentBo:
Ramsay portrait - Timperley, C.H. (1842)


CommentBo:
The Bookseller, Jan 1858, p.54 = aged 80 at his death in 1858.


CommentBo:
New Monthly Mag., no.21 (Oct 1815), p.262. - 42 on death in 1815.


CommentBo:
D.N.B. = at Everton; Timperley, C.H. (1842).


CommentBo:
C.B. 19 Mar 1818 - Said to be 70 years old


CommentBo:
Rob Whiteman - aet. 82 on her death in 1849.


CommentBo:
Gents. Mag. - Aged 80 at his death on 21 Jun 1808.


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - An Adolphus Lot <RIXON>, 28 Dec 1820, Dr Williams Library, London, London, England [sic].  Source - Nonconformists registers of London, 1728-1837, Dr. Williiams's Library (London).


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - A James Smalley Wyburn was baptised at St Peter & St Paul, Milton by Gravesend, Kent, England on 21 Oct 1802.


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - a George James Abram on 12 Jun 1798


CommentBo:
Duff, E.G. (1905) = from Daventer , in the Diocese of the Bishop of Utrecht


CommentBo:
I.G.I. - poss. A John Otridge, father - William; mother - Mary, is recorded as being born on 14 Nov 1769 Eagle Street Red Lion Square Baptist, Holborn.


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 34 at the time of the marriage allegation in  Nov 1662


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jan 1668


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Jul 1668


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation in Sep 1672


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1673


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - about 36 at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1678


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation on 22 Mar 1681


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 11 Sep 1683


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 21 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Sep 1684


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 8 Mar 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 23 Jun 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1679-1687]) - about 27 at the time of the marriage allegation on 25 Jun 1687


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 22 at the time of the marriage allegation on 23 Jun 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 19 at the time of the marriage allegation on 4 Aug 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 24 at the time of the marriage allegation on 24 Aug 1688


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 26 at the time of the marriage allegation on 13 Mar 1689


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - above 40 at the time of the marriage allegation on 23 Apr 1689


CommentBo:
Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - about 23 at the time of the marriage allegation on 16 May 1690


CommentBo:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2 - said to be 34 at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1635


CommentBo:
Charterhouse Chapel (1892), p106 - in London


CommentBo:
Information from Rosa Edwardsw - Halifax, Yorkshire


CommentBo:
I.G.I.; Information from Rosa Edwards = 16th.


# Birth-Sources

Comment:
- aet. 37 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1792


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- aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1792


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- aet. 42 on joining the Benefit Society in 1792


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- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1792


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- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1792


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- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1792


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- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1792


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- aet. 44 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1793


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- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1794


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- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1795


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- aet. 30 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1802


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- aet. 32 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1801


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- aet. 39 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1794


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- aet. 37 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1795


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- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1795


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to a pension in Apr 1833


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- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1795


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1795


Comment:
- aet. 36 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1794


Comment:
- aet. 81 on applying for benefits in Apr 1848


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to a pension in Apr 1833


Comment:
- aet. 78 on election to benefits in Apr 1831


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to a pension in Apr 1838


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1794


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- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1795


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1793


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1794


Comment:
- aet. 76 on election to benefits in Apr 1831


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1799; and - aet.71 on election to a pension in 1845


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1794


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1799


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1796; and- aet. 73 on election to a pension in Apr 1848


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1796


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1803


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1803


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1797


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1805


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1803


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1800


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1804


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1803


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1800


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1802


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1854; and - on death in Dec 1846


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1804


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1802


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1805


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1797


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- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1799


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1802


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1802


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1796


Comment:
- aet. 32 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1804


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1808


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1799


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1796


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1799


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1800


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1803


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1801


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1804


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1804


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1800


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1805


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1796


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1802


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1804


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1801


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1802


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1803


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1805


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- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1802


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1798


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- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1804


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- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1805


Comment:
- aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1798


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- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1802


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1800


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- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1803


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1801


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1799


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- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1803


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- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1798


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1805


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1795


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1802


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1804


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1803


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- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1804


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1802


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1803


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1804


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1805


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1803


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1808


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1808


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- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1808


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1809


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1807


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1808


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1808


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1807


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1806


Comment:
- aet. 33 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1808


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1807


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1808


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- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1808


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- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1808


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1806


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1808


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1800


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1807


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1808


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- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1809


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- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1809


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1808


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1807


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1808; and - aet. 58 on election to benefits in Apr 1838


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1806; and - aet. 67 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1845


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1808


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1806


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1808


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1806


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1809


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1808


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- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1808


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1806


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1806


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1808; and - aet. 68 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1844


Comment:
- aet. 33 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1808


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1809


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1808


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1809


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1807


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1809


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1809


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1807


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1807


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1808; but - aet. 64 on election to a pension in 1839


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1809


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 33 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1814


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1812


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1812


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1814


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1817; and - aet. 62 on death in Mar 1853


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1819


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1818


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1823


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1825


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1814


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1814


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1813


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1813


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1815


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- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1813


Comment:
- aet. 33 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1813


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1812


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1814


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1812


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1814


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1811


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1812


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1817


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1816


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1817


Comment:
- born in Hampstead; - specific date; - aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1819; and - aet. 74 on elction to the Asylum in Apr 1867


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1819


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1819


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1820


Comment:
- aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1818


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1822


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1821


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- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1821


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1821


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1822


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- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1823


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1820


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1824


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1824; and - - aet. "50" [error for 60] on death in Feb 1861


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1825


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1826


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1815


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1811


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1814


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1814


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1810


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1815; but - aet. 62 on election to pension in Apr 1837


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1815; and - aet. 64 on death in Jun 1852


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1817


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1818


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1820; but - about aet. 70 on death in Mar 1866


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1822


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1824


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1826


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1811; and - about 71 on death in Dec 1860


Comment:
- aet. 30 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1812


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1816


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1817


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1820


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1818


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1819


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1818


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1819


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1822


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1823


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1823


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1824; but - aet. 72 on death in Feb 1875


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1825


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1819


Comment:
- born in Whitby, Yorks; - aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1822; - aet. 63 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1861; and - aet. 64 on election to a pension in Apr 1862


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1824


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1826


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- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1809


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1814


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1816


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1813


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1821


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1836; and - aet. 58 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1855


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1828


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1814


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1815; but cf. - aet. 48 on election to a pension in Apr 1839


Comment:
- aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1813


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1814


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- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1817


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- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1819


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1813; - aet. 49 on electio to benefits in Apr 1843; and - - aet. 67 on death in Jan 1862


Comment:
- aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1816


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1813


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1808


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1817


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1816


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1817


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1817


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1823


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1816


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1825


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1811


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1812; and - aet. 79 on death in Dec 1868


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1812; but - - aet. 72 on death in Apr 1855


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1815; - aet. 67 on election to a penion in Apr 1859


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1817


Comment:
- aet. 32 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1819


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1819


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1822


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1825


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1820


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1821


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1827


Comment:
- aet. 33 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1813


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1814


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in July 1810


Comment:
- aet. 32 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1813


Comment:
- aet. 30 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1814


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1816


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1816


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1818


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1818


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1820


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1825


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1825


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1815


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1815


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1815


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1811


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1810


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1812


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1813


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1813


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1815; and - - aet. 64 on death in Jul 1859Aug 1856


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1810


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1814


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1814


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1815


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1817


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1817


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1816


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1820


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1820; and - aet. 65 on death in Sep 1862


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1826


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1812


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1812


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1826


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1827


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1815


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1817


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1818


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1810


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1812


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1815


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1815; and - aet. 74 on death in Mar 1868


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1814


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1816


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1811


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1813


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1811


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1820


Comment:
- aet. 33 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1821


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1820


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in July 1822


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1823


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1825


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1815


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1814


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1816


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1822


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb1824


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1816


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1814


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1811; and - aet. 88 on death in Nov 1876


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1815


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1811


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1815


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1811


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1811


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1812


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1814


Comment:
- at Norwich; - specific date; - aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1814; - aet. 70 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1863


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1816


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1814


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1816


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1819


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1820; but -- aet. 68 on death in Dec 1862


Comment:
- specific date; and - aet. 23 on joing the Benefit Society in Mar 1820


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1822


Comment:
- specific date; and, - aet. 76 on death in Nov 1868


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1822


Comment:
- specific date; -- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1824; and aet. 74 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1874


Comment:
- specific date; but also says - aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1825; and aet. 77 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1871


Comment:
- specific date; - aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1825; and 0 aet. 67 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1871


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1825


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1816


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1815


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1826


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1824


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1823


Comment:
- aet. 32 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1819


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1814


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1810


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1814


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1814; and - about aet.75 on death in 1866


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1811


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1817


Comment:
- aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1819


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1819


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1818


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1819


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1824


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1824


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1826


Comment:
- aet 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1825


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1826


Comment:
- aet. 60 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1860


Comment:
- born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne; - specific date; - aet. 66 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1862; and - aet. 67 on election to a pension in Apr 1863


Comment:
- gives specific date, and - aet.73 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1877


Comment:
- native of Scotland; - aet. 84 on death in Nov 1868


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Jan 1809; and - aet. 85 on death in May 1867


Comment:
- at Portsea, Hampshire; - specific date; and - aet. 65 on death in Jun 1877


Comment:
- aet. 84 on election to a pension in 1895


Comment:
- aet. 60 on election to a pension in Apr 1844


Comment:
- aet. 79 on election to the Asylum in 1886; and - aet. 91 on death in Jan 1898


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1854; but - aet. 66 on death in Oct 1861


Comment:
- born in Dublin; specific date; - aet 74 on death in Jan 1869


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to a pension in Apr 1856


Comment:
- aet. 59 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1844


Comment:
- aet. 61 on application for benefits in Apr 1841


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1878


Comment:
- aet. 55 on election to benefits from the Pension Society in 1855


Comment:
- aet. 74 on election to benefits in Apr 1884


Comment:
- at Newington Butts; - specifice date; and - aet. 75 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1882


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1870


Comment:
- born in Edinburgh; - specific date; and - aet. 74 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1879


Comment:
- aet. 77 on election to a pension in Apr 1886


Comment:
- aet. 32 in Jan 1849 when he applied for, but was not given help in emigrating to America


Comment:
- aet. 74 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1888


Comment:
- in London; - specific date; and -aet. 71 on election to pension in Apr 1888


Comment:
- aet. 67 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1878


Comment:
- born in Ipswich; specific date; and -- aet. 57 on death in Nov 1873


Comment:
- specfic date; and - aet 75 on election to pension in Apr 1882


Comment:
- born in Kilburn; specific date; and, aet. 75 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1890


Comment:
- born in London; - specific date; - aet. 68 on election to a pension in Apr 1875


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1895; and - aet. 79 on death in Dec 1898


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to a pension in Oct 1831


Comment:
- aet. 71 on election to a pension in Apr 1832


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to a pension in Apr 1835


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to benefitsn in Apr 1835


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to a pension in Oct 1836


Comment:
- aet. 24 when elected to benefits in Apr 1839


Comment:
- aet. 78 on election to a pension in Apr 1841


Comment:
- aet. 80 on election to a pension in 1842


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to benefits in Apr 1843


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1844


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to a pension in Apr 1847; and - aet. 71 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1852


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1848


Comment:
- aet. 33 on election to a pension in Apr 1849; and - aet. 38 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1854


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to a pension in Apr 1853


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1855


Comment:
- aet. 61 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1856; and - aet. 66 on election to a pension in Apr 1861


Comment:
- aet. 57 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1857


Comment:
- aet. 57 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1859


Comment:
- aet. 77 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1860


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to a pension in Apr 1862


Comment:
- aet. 58 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1864


Comment:
- aet. 73 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1868


Comment:
- aet. 67 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1870


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to a pension in Apr 1873


Comment:
- aet. 62 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1873


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1873


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1873


Comment:
- aet. 57 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1875


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1875


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1876


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1878


Comment:
- aet. 80 on election to a pension in Apr 1879


Comment:
- aet. 67 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1879


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1880


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1880


Comment:
- aet. 74 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1881


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to a pension in Apr 1881


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1881


Comment:
- aet. 73 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1882


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to a pension in Apr 1882


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1883


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1883


Comment:
- aet. 71 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1883


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1884


Comment:
- aet. 74 on election to benefits in Apr 1885


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1885


Comment:
- aet. 76 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1885


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1887


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1887


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1888


Comment:
- aet. 79 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1888


Comment:
- aet. 71 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1890; and - aet. 74 on death in Oct 1892


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to a pension in Apr 1890


Comment:
- aet. 58 when a candidate for Pension Society benefits in Apr 1843


Comment:
- aet. 70 when a candidate for a pension in 1861


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1807


Comment:
- aet. 34 when he left the British Museum bindery in 1850


Comment:
- aet. 28 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1814


Comment:
- aet. 71 on election to a pension in Oct 1831


Comment:
- in Eagle Street, Red Lion Square, Holborn


Comment:
- points out that the claim that he was 87 at the time of his death in 'The London Evening Post' is 'inherently unlikely'


Comment:
- aet. 71 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1847; and - aet. 75 on election to a pension in 1852


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to a pension in Apr 1875


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to a pension in Apr 1865


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1863


Comment:
- aet. 58 on application for pension in Apr 1864


Comment:
- aet. 79 on application for pension in 1861


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to a pension in Apr 1840


Comment:
- will - born in the Parish of St Dunstan's in the West.


Comment:
- says 1719/20 giving her age at death as "eighty-three"


Comment:
- aet. 62 on election to a pension in Apr 1863


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1868


Comment:
- aet. 69 when a candidate for a pension in Apr 1838


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to a pension in Apr 1837


Comment:
- aet. 58 on application for pension in 1841


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to a pension in Apr 1845


Comment:
- aet. 67 on election to a pension in Apr 1833


Comment:
- aet. 76 on election to a pension in Apr 1870


Comment:
- aet. 80 on election to a pension in Apr 1883


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to a pension in Apr 1844


Comment:
- aet. 65 on election to the Asylum in Oct 1859


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to a pension in Apr 1857


Comment:
- aet. 67 on application for pension in 1863


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to the Asylum in Mar 1844


Comment:
- aet. 78 on election to a pension in Apr 1869


Comment:
- aet. 61 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 67 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 53 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 52 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 65 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 58 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 54 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 67 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 63on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 60on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 71 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 56 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 76 on election to a pension in 1830


Comment:
- aet. 74 on election to a pension in 1830


Comment:
- aet. 61 on election to a pension in 1830


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to a pension in 1831


Comment:
- aet. 54 on election to a pension in 1835


Comment:
- aet. 55 on election to a pension in 1836


Comment:
- aet. 83 on election to a pension in 1837


Comment:
- aet. 65 on election to a pension in 1837


Comment:
- aet. 58 on election to a pension in 1837


Comment:
- aet. 57 on election to a pension in 1838


Comment:
- aet. 67 on election to a pension in 1838


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to a pension in 1839


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to a pension in 1839


Comment:
- aet. 52 on election to a pension in 1839


Comment:
- aet. 72 on election to a pension in 1840


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to a pension in 1840


Comment:
- aet. 56 on election to a pension in 1840


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to a pension in 1841


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to a pension in 1842


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to a pension in 1842


Comment:
- aet. 58 on election to a pension in 1842


Comment:
- from will we learn that he was born at Langford in Bedfordshire


Comment:
- 'supposed to have been born at Waterbeach in Cambridgeshire'


Comment:
- at The Hodges, in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire


Comment:
- Parish of St Peter's, Dorchester Dorset


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1801


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1804


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1805


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1798


Comment:
- at Dorrington in Shropshire  - Like other men of his day he was disinclined to lose a year of his life to the change in calendar, and so always gave the year of his birth in old style, as 1719.


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1806


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1809


Comment:
- 'probably' on this date at Preston, Lancashire


Comment:
- aet. 31 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1808


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1792


Comment:
- 1754 - aet. 81 at his death in Dec 1835


Comment:
- aet. 34 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1806


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1808


Source:
Christ Church, Newgate Street - Register


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1805


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1799


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1796


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1810


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1800


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1801


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1808


Comment:
- aet. 61 on election to a pension in Oct 1836


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1803


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1807


Comment:
- at Old-Martin-hall, in the parishes of Ellesmere and Whittington, in Shropshire


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to benefits in Oct 1831


Comment:
- aet. 33 on election to benefits in Apr 1831


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1809


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1792


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1813


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1802


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1804


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1805


Comment:
- at the Rose and Crown Inn  in Little Britain


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Feb 1811


Comment:
- aet. 23 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1809


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1816


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1815


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Mar 1815


Comment:
- aet. 27 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1818


Comment:
- aet. 26 on joining the Benefit Society in Oct 1816


Comment:
- born in Conningsby, Lincs.; - specific date; and - aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in May 1825


Comment:
- aet. 24 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1794


Comment:
- aet. 29 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1825


Comment:
- in Canterbury; - specific date; and - aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1821


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Sep 1825


Comment:
- aet. 73 on election to the Asylum in Apr 1884


Comment:
- aet. 33 on joining the Benefit Society in Dec 1811


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1820


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Nov 1812


Comment:
- aet. 22 on joining the Benefit Society in Jun 1811


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Apr 1815


Comment:
- aet. 21 on joining the Benefit Society in Jul 1816


Comment:
- aet. 25 on joining the Benefit Society in Aug 1816


Comment:
- aet. 74 at death in 1830, also - native of Buckinghamshire


Comment:
- 'from the dominion of the King of France'


Comment:
- 'probably from his name a native of Normandy'


Comment:
- aet. 76 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
-  Horsham, Sussex. Died aet. 74 in 1808


Comment:
- 67th year at death in 1802 - Aberdeenshire


Comment:
- 1720? - most authorities give Shropshire as the place


Comment:
- 'born in northern Germany around 1720'


Comment:
- aet. 73 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 58 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 62 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 55 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 33 On election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 74 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 40 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 54 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 78 on election to a pension in 1828


Comment:
- aet. 64 on election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 65 On election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 70 On election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 74 On election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 47 On election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 56 On election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 36 On election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 55 On election to a pension in 1829


Comment:
- aet. 68 On election to a pension in 1830


Comment:
- aet. 70 On election to a pension in 1830


Comment:
- aet. 35 On election to a pension in 1830


Comment:
- aet. 58 on election to a pension in 1830


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to a pension in 1831


Comment:
- aet. 77 on election to a pension in 1831


Comment:
- aet. 58 on election to a pension in 1831


Comment:
- aet. 54 on election to a pension in 1832


Comment:
- aet. 65 on election to a pension in 1832


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to a pension in 1833


Comment:
- aet. 62 on election to a pension in 1833


Comment:
- aet. 66? on election to a pension in 1833


Comment:
- aet. 56 on election to a pension in 1833


Comment:
- aet. 56 on election to a pension in 1834


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to a pension in 1834


Comment:
- aet. 53 on election to a pension in 1834


Comment:
- aet. 59 on election to a pension in 1835


Comment:
- aet. 56 on election to a pension in 1835


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to a pension in 1836


Comment:
- aet. 63 on election to a pension in 1836


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to a pension in 1836


Comment:
- aet. 66 on election to a pension in 1837


Comment:
- aet. 76 on election to a pension in 1837


Comment:
- aet. 61 on election to a pension in 1837


Comment:
- aet. 62 on election to a pension in 1838


Comment:
- aet. 61 on election to a pension in 1838


Comment:
- aet. 53 on election to a pension in 1839


Comment:
- aet. 70 on election to a pension in 1840


Comment:
- aet. 75 on election to a pension in 1841


Comment:
- aet. 69 on election to a pension in 1841


Comment:
- aet. 76 on election to a pension in 1841


Comment:
- aet. 68 on election to a pension in 1841


Comment:
- at the Coach and Six Horses, Tottenham, Middlesex


Comment:
- Alnwick, Northumberland- Alnwick, Northumberland


Comment:
- from the dominion of the King of France


Comment:
- from Daventer, in the Diocese of the Bishop of Utrecht


Comment:
- doubtless a native of Mechlin in Belgium


Comment:
- native of Normandy - came to England in 1522 when six years old  - aet. 28 on 1 Jul 1544


Comment:
- not an Englishman -  taxed as an alien


Comment:
- 'may have been a native of Treveris or Triers in Germany'


Comment:
- probably a refugee from the Low Countries


Comment:
- other authorities state --- St Anne, Blackfriars


Comment:
- 'Nothing more is known of his parentage or early life'


Comment:
- probably a native of Suffolk - his date of birth unknown


Comment:
- 'Kellemeane', near Dundee, Forfarshire


Comment:
- at Wisbech, Cambridgeshire - the seventh of thirteen children


Comment:
- in Tournai, Belgium - "father and grandfather both practised as architects in Tournai"


# BURIALS

CommentBur:
D.N.B. = his remains were removed in 1843 to the family vault in Abney Park Cemetery.


CommentBur:
Smyth, R. (1849) - 'Dr. Meriton preached at his funerall'; Plomer, H.R. (1907); Woodhead 1, p.62.


CommentBur:
Will - Testator to be buried in the church of St.Bride, Fleet Street before the altar of St.Katherine.


CommentBur:
O.D.N.B. (2006) - may have been the 'mistress Dockwra' buried in Apr 1561 (Diary of Henry Machyn, 254)


CommentBur:
Wished to be buried beside her husband. [Will]


CommentBur:
A 'Mr Fields wife' was buried on 9 Mar 1611 at St anne Blackfriars'


CommentBur:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - desire expressed in will.


CommentBur:
Margaret Baker, binder, widow of Christ Church Buried.


CommentBur:
Regs. = Sarah, the wife of John Grantham. If John had two wives named Sarah this may be the first of them.


CommentBur:
Possible - a woman, in the body of the Chapel in pew no.5, west side.  Cf. John = pew no. 5, east side


ParishBur:
St Mildred Bread Street - (in the Church)


CommentBur:
Register at  records the Burial of an Elizabeth Say, aged 32, on 9 Feb 1732.  This is two days after the baptism of the last child, Richard, recorded to Edward and Elizabeth Say in the Baptismal Registers of the same Parish.


CommentBur:
Will - to be buried "in the litle churchyarde nighe pawles in London nigh unto the Chapell dore".


CommentBur:
- monument- 'lieth Alice Byng, in a vault with her father, Simon Burton. She had three husbands, all bachelors and stationers. Her first was Richard Waterson, by him she had a son. Next him was Francis Coldock, by birth a gentleman; he bare all the offices in the company, and had issue two daughters, Joane and Anne, with whom she lived forty years. Lastly, Isaac Byng, gent., who died master of his company. She died the 21st day of May A.D. 1616, aged 73 yrs. 5 months and 25 days.'


CommentBur:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - husband paid the Company for the use of their hearse cloth at his wife's funeral


CommentBur:
- Mrs Judith Dring wife of Mr Thomas Dring buryed.


CommentBur:
Will - to be buried in St.Bride's, Fleet Street, in the Lady Chapel.  (Plomer "Wills").  Funeral described by Henry Machyn [Diary, p.95]. (Duff).


CommentBur:
Probably St Faith - asked to be buried alongside his wife and child.


CommentBur:
Will - to be buried in the parish church of All Saints, Colchester.


CommentBur:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - epitaph has been preseved by Dugdale.


CommentBur:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - by the Company


CommentBur:
Duff, E.G. 1905 - epitaph preseved by Dugdale


CommentBur:
Will - asked to be buried in St Sepulchre


CommentBur:
Smyth, R. (1849) - bookseller in ye Old Bayly, buried


CommentBur:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - wish in the will.


CommentBur:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - buried;  Monument in the church


CommentBur:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - quoting Smyth's "Obituary"


CommentBur:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - Regs. Of St. Brides, Fleet Street.


CommentBur:
CHECK re-death date and attendance at Court


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes - Regs - "whoe hanged himselfe beinge distracted - pitt in ye East Yard".
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O.N.D.B.
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CommentBur:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - quoting Smyth's "Obituary", p.58


CommentBur:
Smyth, R. (1849) - 'buried out of Stationers Hall (a poore man)'.


CommentBur:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - his wish to be buried in St.Paul's was probably not carried out because the new catherdral was not yet finished.


CommentBur:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - quotin Smyth's "Obituary", p.69 - ex peste


CommentBur:
Smyth, R. (1849) - 'Buried at St. Butolphs extra Aldersgate. No sermon.'; Plomer, H.R. (1907).


CommentBur:
Smyth, R. (1849) - 'his corps carried from Lorimer;s Hall to Bottol. Bishopsgate, Thurs., June 22, and there buried, with the service of the common prayer, though he died a recusant'.


CommentBur:
Woodhead 1;O.D.N.B. - memorial erroneously giving the year of death as 1675.


CommentBur:
a binder from Christ Church parish Buried.


CommentBur:
Presumably the Thomas Bassett, "pauper" who was buried in St.Dunstan in the West on this date "from the Fleet Prison".


CommentBur:
St. Thomas > Cjapel of Guiyu's hospital in 1778.


CommentBur:
David Stoker quoting John Chambers, " A general history of the county of Norfolk", w vols. (Norwich, 1829),1178.


CommentBur:
Treadwell, M. (1980) - suggests 23 Dec 1717, St Botolph Aldgate


CommentBur:
Will - to be buried at St Botolph Aldersgate


CommentBur:
Regs. Of St Botolph Aldersgate - Mr.John Playford buried in ye Country.


CommentBur:
The burial registers are missing for this period but the parish accounts record the date.


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes - John Brudnall from River Head.


CommentBur:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - "a man from Saffron Hiil next the Sun"


CommentBur:
?  For Bennet & Clement 1, p.5 = St Faith's "where his monument may still be seen".


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes = a John Jenner from Black and White Court, buried 19 Feb 1699 (Regs. Of St Sepulchre)


CommentBur:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - quoting Smyth's "Obituary", p.69 - buried ex peste


CommentBur:
Will - to be buried at Hampstead near his mother.


CommentBur:
will requested - Nonconformist Cemetry Bunhill Fields next to Elizabeth


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes - corrects Plomer, who said 1703.


CommentBur:
Henry Rhodes  Fleet street carried a way


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes  --- in New Vault out of Kings Head Court.


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes - Temple Burials = "Mr.Benjamin Tooke buried from the Temple [I.e. Elsewhere]" = St Bartholmew the Less


CommentBur:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - where a monument was erected to his memory


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes - Friends House - Bunhill Fields


CommentBur:
Treadwell, M. - Notes, appears to be confirmed by report of death to the Court


CommentBur:
D.N.B. = "buried in the nieghbouring churchyard [to Highbury Place]"


CommentBur:
Cruttwell, H.A. (1933), p.68 =  in the family vault.


CommentBur:
Carlson 1, p.27 quoting the "Register of St.James, Clerkenwell" (vol.vi, Harleian Society, 1894). "Age 62".


CommentBur:
"under the steeple of the magnificent church".


ParishBur:
St Dionis Backchurch, Lime Street & Fenchurch Street


CommentBur:
In his second wife's family [Shepheard's] vault.


CommentBur:
A man, in the body of the Chapel in pew No.5, east side.


CommentBur:
See "Further Notes" for gravestone inscription.


CommentBur:
Reported by his daughter Elizabeth at the Court of 4 Feb 1817


CommentBur:
Will - "the Parish church Yard where I happen to die in a plain and decent manner not exceeding Ten Pounds"


CommentBur:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - quoting Quaker Deth Regs., bk.857, 678 - ' Buried 2 9mr [Nov] 1720 - Bunhill Fields'.


CommentBur:
Treadwell Notes - Regs. Of St Dunstan's West = 20 [sic] Dec 1724 buried elsewhere


CommentBur:
H.Kay Jones, p.17 - with his wife and daughter.


CommentBur:
P.H.S. Newsletter, no.37 (Mar 1977) - --- lies buried in the family tomb at Nunhead Cemetery in South London.  This cemetery was planned by Bunstone Bunning and opened in 1840; many elaborate Victorian monuments were erected. It was finally closed in 1969, and became a ghoulish wilderness.  Much destruction has taken place. The Figgins family vault lies in the oldest part of the cemtery, on the western side, near the highest part and at the junction of two paths.  It is (1976) reaonably intact.  Figgins died 29 February 1844 aged 77; also interred are his wife Elizabeth (1866); a son, Vincent (died at Nice 1860); a second son James, MP, JP and alderman (1884); and a granddaughter and daughter (1850, 1858).


CommentBur:
IGI: Family Group Record = Buried - Kincardine Cemetery, Kincardine, Bruce Co., Ontario, Canada.


CommentBur:
Will  - to be buried in the parish church of St.Mary Wolchurch, "where I now dwell".


CommentBur:
Will - to be buried in Pardon churchyard.


CommentBur:
Will - to be buried "in paulischurcheyarde righte before the crosse".


CommentBur:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - He requested to be buried in St. Bride's Church near Wynkyn de Worde.


CommentBur:
To be buried in Pardon churchyard. - Plomer "Wills".


CommentBur:
To be buried in Pardon churchyard - Plomer "Wills".


CommentBur:
To be buried in the churchyard of St.Clement's without Temple Bar. (Plomer "Wills")


CommentBur:
Plomer.  Herrmann - "alongside his wife and his mother".


CommentBur:
Gents. Mag.; Nichols 1, vol.3, p.449; Timperley, C.H. (1842)


ParishBur:
Finchley - alongside his wife and brother


ParishBur:
Portugal Street burial grounds, St.Clement Danes.


CommentBur:
For monumental inscription see Further Notes under Timperley, C.H. (1842).


ParishBur:
Burial Ground of the Society of Friends at the Friars, Brist


CommentBur:
Charterhouse Chapel (1892) - Inscriptions in the Burial Ground - SM / Here lyes interred the / Body of Simon Farewell / Citticen and Staconer / Of London who died the / 24 day of April An. Do. /1658  Resurgam.


CommentBur:
Will - 'I desire to be buried in the same Grave as my wife Sarah at Acton' but this is later altered in a codicil -'leave to the direction of my wife having altered my mind about Acton Church Yard'.


ParishBur:
Holy Trinity Church, Dockhead, Bermondsey


ParishBur:
St Michael's Church, Trinity Street, Cambridge


CommentBur:
Charterhouse Chapel (1892) - Monumental inscription in the Burial Ground - In Memory of / John Major / Who closed an active Life as a Booksller / by a seven years peaceful Residence in this  / Hospital and is here Buried / He was Born in London 1781 / Died Jany 9th 1849
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CommentBur:
[Register of St Faith's-under-St Paul's]


ParishBur:
St Dunstan in the West - buried Fetter Lane Ground


CommentBur:
0 of Stonecutter Street, said to be 44 but he should be around 56/7


# Burials-Sources

Comment:
- epitaph was written by Hannah More. Quoted by Burnby, J. (1982)


Comment:
- his burial is listed in the accounts [St Margaret's, Westminster] for May 1491 to Jun 1492


Comment:
- paid £6 to the Company for their attendance


Comment:
- Will request - ' decently buryed amongst the Baptists'


Comment:
- Ann wife of Henry Clerke of St.Margaret Moses, Deputy of the Ward of Bread Street, in the church


Comment:
- 'probably Christ Church Greyfriars (according to the request in his will)'


Comment:
- probably Gabriel had an epitaph inscribed to him there in 1591


Comment:
- described as servant of James Roberts [ST/0:1762]


Comment:
- 'very solemly and decently, with escutcheons of the coat-armour and other accountrements befittig his ancient and noble extraction'


Comment:
- monument to his memory in the local church


Comment:
- Mr.Henry Clarke, formerly Deputy of ys Ward


Comment:
- A tablet to the memory of husband and wife was placed under the organ loft of the church of St.Bartholomew the Great


Comment:
- death obscure- but a Benjamin Baddam from Fetter Lane was buried at St Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Street, on 23 Nov 1740


Comment:
- A Latin inscription to his memory was placed by his younger brother upon the family tomb in the churchyard of St.Mary, Reading


Comment:
- alongside his wife and a daughter (d.1846)


Comment:
- in the family vault on the Jermyn Street side of …


Comment:
- wish in the will -'in the plot next to a Mrs Manison or Mannion, "one of the most amiable and kind hearted of human beings"'


Comment:
- "At his own wish he was buried close to Mary Wollstonecraft …"


# CALENDAR

EventsDiary:
Nativity of John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
18th Sunday after Trinity/ Michaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Easter Day [O.S.]; Annunciation [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Rogation Sunday / 5th Sunday after Easter


EventsDiary:
16th Sunday after Trinity; Michaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
3 Elizabeth I begins; 23rd Sunday after Trinity


EventsDiary:
3rd Sunday of Lent; Annunciation [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
1st Sunday after Trinity; Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
9 Elizabeth I begins; 23rd Sunday after Trinity


EventsDiary:
4th Sunday of Lent; Annunciation [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
2nd Sunday after Trinity; Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
17th Sunday after Trinity; Michaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
24th Sunday after Trinity; 20 Elizabeth I begins


EventsDiary:
18th Sunday after Trinity; Michaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
25th Sunday after Trinity;  26 Elizabeth I begins


EventsDiary:
6th Sunday after Trinity; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
24th Sunday after Trinity; 31 Elizabeth I begins


EventsDiary:
25th Sunday after Trinity; 37 Elizabeth I begins


EventsDiary:
Passion Sunday; 5th Sunday of Lent; Annunciation [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
16th Sunday after Trinity; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
Passion Sunday/5th Sunday of Lent; Annunciation [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
3rd Sunday after Trinity; Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Palm Sunday/6th Sunday of Lent; 3 James I begins


EventsDiary:
19th Sunday after Trinity; Michaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Palm Sunday/6th Sunday of Lent; 14 James I begins


EventsDiary:
Palm Sunday/6th Sunday of Lent; Annunciation [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
4th Sunday after Trinity; Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
15th Sunday after Trinity; Michaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
5th Sunday after Trinity; Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Passion Sunday/5th Sunday of Lent; 7 Charles I begins


EventsDiary:
5th Sunday after Trinity/Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
16th Sunday after Easter; Michaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Corpus Christi; Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Passion Sunday/5th Sunday of Lent; 18 Charles I begins


EventsDiary:
Oliver Cromwell dies, Richard Cromwell becomes Lord Protector.


EventsDiary:
Date of St.Co. meeting at which the Ordnance re-Registers was agreed. See under 10 Feb 1683.


EventsDiary:
An Ordinance ordained, devised, and made by the Master, and Keepers or Wardens, and Commonaltgy of the Mystery or Art of Stationers of the City of London, for the well governing of that Society.  London: Printed for the Company of Stationers, 1683. [BL - 796 h 21]

p.1  To all Christian People to whom these Presents shall come, We the Right Honourable, Sir Francis North Knight, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal of England, Sir Edmund Saunders Knight, Lord Chief Justice of his Majesties Court of Kings Bench, and Sir Francis Pemberton Knight, Lord Chief Justice of his Majesties Court of Common Pleas at Westminster, send Greeting.  Whereas in a Statute made in the Parliament holden at Westminster in the Nineteenth Year of the Reign of the late King of Famous Memory, Henry the Seventh, for the Weal and Profit of his Subjects, It was (amongst other things) Ordained, Established, and Enacted, That no Master, Wardens and Fellowships of Crafts or Mysteries, or any of them, or any Rulers of Guilds and Fraternities, should take upon them to make any Acts or Ordinances, nor to execute any Acts or Ordinances then aforemade, in Disinheritance or Diminution of the Prerogative of the King, nor of any other, nor against the Common Profit of the People, Except the same Acts or Ordinances be Examined and

p.2 - Approved by the Chacellor or Treasurer of England, or Chief Justices of either Benches, or Three of them, or before both the Justices of Assize in their Circuit or Progress in the Shire where such Acts or Ordinances be made, upon pain of Forfeiture of Forty Pounds for every time that they do contrary, (as by the said Statute more plainly doth and may appear.) Now know ye, That the Master, and Keepers or Wardens, and Commonalty of the Mystery or Art of Stationers of the City of London, Willing and desiring that the said Act of Parliament be in all things duly observed and kept, The Tenth day of February, in the Five and Thirtieth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord CHARLES the Second, by the Grace of God, of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, &c. Annoq; Dom. One Thousand Six Hundred Eighty Two, for the better Regulating and Ordering of the Corporation of them the said Master, and Keepers or Wardens, and Commonalty of the Mystery or Art of Stationers of the City of London, and for the preventing of Abuses and Misdemeanours in and about Printing, Have Presented unto us this under-written Ordinance by the Ordained, Devised,

p.3 - and Made for the well-governing of their Corporation and Society, and every Member thereof, and have made their Humble Suit and Request to us to Examine, Correct, Amend, and to Approve thereof in such manner and form, as by the said Act of Parliament made in the said Nineteenth Year of King Henry the Seventh, is required.  We therefore well considering and approving the said Supplication to be good and reasonable, according to their desire, and by the Authority of the said Act of Parliament to us given, the same Ordinance under-written, so to us exhibited, have seen, read, and examined; The Tenor whereof hereafter followeth in these Words, (Viz.)

p.4 - At an Assembly of the Master, and Keepers or Wardens, and Commonalty of the Mystery or Art of Stationers of the City of London, held at their Common Hall in the Parish of St.Martin Ludgate, in the Ward of Farringdon within London, on Wednesday the Sixth day of December, Anno Dom.  One Thousand Six Hundred Eighty and Two, For the well-governing of the Members of this Company, the Law and Ordinance hereafter mentioned, was then made, enacted, and ordained by the Master, and Keepers or Wardens, and Commonalty of the Mystery or Art of STATIONERS of the City of London, in manner and form following, viz.

Whereas, It hath been the Ancient Usage of the Members of this Company, for the Printer or Printers, Publisher or Publishers of all Books, Pamphlets, Ballads, and Papers (except what are granted by Letters Pattents under the Great Seal of England) to Enter into the Publick Register-Book of this Company, remaining with the Clerk of this Company for the time being, in his or their own Name or Names, All Books, Pamphlets, Ballads, and Papers whatsoever, by him or them to be Printed or Published, before the same Book, Pamplhlet, Ballad, or Paper is begun to be Printed, To the end that the Printer or Publisher therof may

p.5 - be known, to justifie whatsoever shall be therein contained, an have no Excuse for the Printing or Publishing thereof; which Usage this Company now taking into their Consideration, do think that the due Observation thereof may be a means to prevent the Printing and Publishing of Treasonable, Seditious, and Scandalous Books, Pamphlets, Libels, and Papers, or Discover the Printers or Publishers thereof.

It is therefore Ordained, That all and every Member or Members of this Company shall before the Printing or reprinting of any Book, Pamphlet, Ballad, or Paper (except what are granted under the Great Seal of England as aforesaid) in his own Person cause to be Entred into the Register-Book of this Company (remaining in the Custody of the Clerk of this Company, paying the usual Fees for the Entring thereof) in his and their own Name and Names in words at length, the Title of all & every Book, Pamphlet, and Paper, that he or they shall hereafter Print or Publish, or cause to be Printed or Published. And to which Entry he or they shall set and subscribe his and their respective Name and Names, upon pain of

p.6 - forfeiting to the Master and Keepers or Wardens, and Commonalty of the Mystery or Art of Stationers of the City of London, Twenty pounds, to be by them Recoved by Action of Debt, to thir own Use.

Which said Ordinance in manner and form aforesaid, made at the Request of the said Master and Keepers or Wardens, and Commonalty of the Mystery or Art of Stationers of the City of London, by the Authority and Vertue of the said Act of Parliament made in the Nineteenth Year of the said King Henry the Seventh, and for the preventing of the Penalty inflicted by the aforesaid Statute upon the Execution of Ordinances not approved, as by the said Act is directed (as far forth as by Law we may)  We the said Lord Keeper, and Lords Chief Justices of either Benches, do Approve, Ratifie, and Confirm.  In Witness whereof, We the said Lord Keeper, and Lords Chief Justices of either Benches, have hereunto subscribed our Names, and set our Seals the said Tenth day of February, in the Five and Thirtieth Year of the Reign or our Soverreign Lord Charles the Second, by the Grace of God of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, King, Defendeer of the Faith, 
&c. Annog; Dom. 1682.  F.North, [   ]Edm.Saunders. Fr.Pemberton.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of Stock Keepers &c.
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EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of Corporation Officers
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EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of an Assistant


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of Stock Keepers &c.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of Corporation Officers.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of Assistants.


EventsDiary:
4th Sunday of Advent; St.Co. - Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
6th Sunday after Epiphany; 10 William III begins.


EventsDiary:
Computer will not accept 29 Feb 1700 in so the next day in the file is 1 Mar 1700


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court- Election of Corporation Officers


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of Master &c..


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - General meeting of the Partners of the English Stock, prompted by the embezzlement of Treasurer Tooke.


EventsDiary:
Annunciation [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of Corporation Officers


EventsDiary:
Annunciation [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Court
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St.Co. - Court - Election of Assistants


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Election of an Assistant.


EventsDiary:
5th Sunday after Trinity; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court; St.Co. - Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
Lammas/10th Sunday after Trinity; 1 George 1 begins.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court - Meeting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
Shrove Tuesday; St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
Lammas; 7 George 1 begins; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
Samuel Buckley's [ST/3:9312]  translation- Special entry in the Court Book.


EventsDiary:
Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Pension Court & Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
Lammas/10th Sunday after Trinity; 12 George 1 begins.


EventsDiary:
2nd Sunday after Trinity; 1 George II begins.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Engl.Stock dividend. Trade Sale


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partners of the English Stock.  Trade Sale


EventsDiary:
1st Sunday after Trinity; 6 George II begins.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Meeting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
2nd Sunday after Trinity; 12 George II begins.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meerting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partners of the Enlgish Stock


EventsDiary:
Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Court & Pension Court & Engl.Stock dividend. Trade Sale


EventsDiary:
Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meetiong of the Partners of the Engllish Stock


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meetting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
3rd Sunday after Easter; 23 George II begins.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Memebers of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
Eleven days were dropped to allow the calender to be brought into line with New Style dating.


EventsDiary:
27 George II begins. St.Co. - Pension Court & Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
4th Sunday after Trinity; 29 George II begins.


EventsDiary:
30 George II begins. St.Co. - Pension Court
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St.Co. - Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Pension Court


EventsDiary:
Michaelmas [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Pension Court


EventsDiary:
3rd Sunday after Trinity; 34 George II begins.


EventsDiary:
Annunciation [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Pension Court


EventsDiary:
Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Pension Court & Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
23rd Sunday after Trinity; 2 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Pension Court [Minute ? Not on film]


EventsDiary:
19th Sunday after Trinity; 8 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
19th Sunday after Trinity; 13 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
Ash Wednesday; St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court [Court Book = 17th - Thursday]


EventsDiary:
17th Sunday after TrinityMichaelmas [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partner of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
19th Sunday after Trinity; 19 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
2nd Sunday after Trintity; Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]


EventsDiary:
Corpus Christi; St.Co. - Pension Court & Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
[Court Book = Tuesday] St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partners of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
Ash Wednesday; St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the Partners of the Engliish Stock


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court

Jehosaphat Aspin
William Batteson
Edward Brunt
William Chamberlain
Henry Lee

Awarded Scotland

Huphry Colquhoun
Alexander Crichton
Robert Farquhar
Alexander Sellers
John Taylor


EventsDiary:
20th Sunday after Trinity; 30 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Meeting of the English Stock


EventsDiary:
Corpus Christi; St.Co. - Court & Engl.Stock dividend.


EventsDiary:
21st Sunday after Trinity; 36 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
Michaelmas [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
21st Sunday after Trinity; 42 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
Corpus Christi; St.Co. - Court & Engl.Stock dividend


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
Candlemas
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Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel; followed by a General Meeting


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
11 a.m. - First meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
11 a.m. -Second meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
11 a.m. Third meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel; evening - Fourth meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
11 a.m. - Fifth meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel; evening - Sixth meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
Seventh meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
11 a.m. - Eighth meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel; 4 p.m. - Ninth meeting of the Special Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
General meeting of the Master Printers - Stationers' Hall - adjourned 5 p.m.


EventsDiary:
Continuation of the adjourned General Meeting of the Master Printers - Stationers' Hall


EventsDiary:
Shrove Tuesday; Special Committee of the Master Printers met with the body of Compositors - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court; Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Special Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Master Printers - Stationer's Hall


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
7 p.m. - Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
Meeting of thel Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
[General] Meeting of Master Printers - Stationers' Hall.
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"Numerous meeting of the proprietors and publishers of Reviews, Magazine, & other periodical publications" - Chapter Coffee House


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel.
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"Very numerous meeting of the Bookksellers of London and Westminster" - Stationers' Hall


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St.Co. - Court; General meeting of Master Printers - Stationers' Hall


EventsDiary:
11 a.m. - Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
Printed letter, signed "Your Compositors", countersigned by W. Betthell, given to Hansard - re- "pernicious practice of taking out-door Apprentices"


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - Millington's Hotel


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Booksellers of London and Westminster - Stationers' Hall


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel; followed by a General Meeting - Issued printed statement


EventsDiary:
Dinner for the Committee of the Master Printers - Crown & Sceptre, Greenwich


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel - not sufficient - adjourned


EventsDiary:
Nativity of St John the Baptist [Quarter Day]; Trade Sale


EventsDiary:
Sixteenth Anniversary Dinner of the Master Printers - Canonbury - arranged 12 Aug 1807.


EventsDiary:
22nd Sunday after Trinity; 48 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - not sufficient - adjourned


EventsDiary:
"General meeting of the Trade" - Stationers' Hall


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court; Dinner for the Committee of Master Printers - Crown & Sceptre, Greenwich


EventsDiary:
3 p.m. - Fourteenth Anniversary Dinner of Master Printers - Canonbury House - arranged on 25 Jul 1805


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel - issued "The Committee of Master Printers, in order to apprize the Trade at large of the Penalties in certain Acts of Parliament attaching to their Profession, think it necessary to circulate the following Extracts -"


EventsDiary:
General meeting of the Master Printers - York Hotel.


EventsDiary:
Special meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - York Hotel


EventsDiary:
Dinner for the Committee of Master Printers - Crown & Sceptre, Greenwich


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Compositors of London and Westminster - Hole in the Wall, Fleet Street - issued "Resolutions ---"


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - [York Hotel]


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - printed "Objections to the Literary Property Extension Bill"


EventsDiary:
Meeting [Dinner ?] of the Committee of the Master Printers - Ship Tavern, Greenwhich


EventsDiary:
Seventeenth Annual Dinner of the Master Printers - Canonbury House - arranged 27 Jul 1808


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - insufficient - adjourned


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Master Printers of London and Westminster - Stationers' Hall - to considera "Proposed amended Compositors' Scale of Prices" -printed statement


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - printed draft petition


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - Printed papers - "Vexatious information"; "abstract of the Printers Indemnity Bill"; and, "To the Committee of Master Printer - from the Committee of Compositors" with answer.


EventsDiary:
Committee of Compositors issued a letter to be laid before the Committee of Master Printers.


EventsDiary:
Eighteenth Anniversary Dinner of Master Printers - Canonbury House - arranged 12 Jul 1809


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - Printed letter to the trade re- letter received by Mr.Bensley from the Compositors


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Master Printers - printed statement


EventsDiary:
Committee of Journeymen Pressman issue printed letter to the Master Printers


EventsDiary:
Committee of Journeymen Pressmen submit a letter to the Master Pritners


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel
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Committee of Journeymen Pressmen submit a letter to the Master Printers
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Printed submission from the Compositors to the Master Printers


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - printed response to the compositors


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Compositors - Hole in the Wall - printed resolutions


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - York Hotel - general membership summoned by printed not issued this day


EventsDiary:
Further printed address to the Master Printers from the Compositors - Hole in the Wall


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Master Printers - Stationers' Hall - printed resolution


EventsDiary:
Printed letter to the Master Pritners from some workmen - addressed from Coach and Horse, Water Lane, Fleet Street
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Further printed address  - Hole in the Wall
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EventsDiary:
Summons by the Committee of Master Printers to a General Meeting


EventsDiary:
General Meeting of the Master Printers - Stationers' Hall


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - Globe Tavern


EventsDiary:
[General] meeting of the Master Printers - York Hotel - printed "Scale of Prices for Compositors Work"


EventsDiary:
Meeting of the Committee of the Master Printers - too few - adjourned


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Engl.Stock dividend
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Special meeting of the Committee of Master Printers - Globe Tavern


EventsDiary:
Printed - "Petition of Printers, Booksellers, and Publishers to the House of Commons"


EventsDiary:
22nd Sunday after Trinity; 53 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
23rd Sunday after Trinity; 59 George III begins.


EventsDiary:
Shrove Tuesday; St.Co. - Court; Trade Sale


EventsDiary:
16th Sunday after Trinity; St.Co. - Court?


EventsDiary:
St.Co. - Court & Engl.Stock dividend; Trade Sale


EventsDiary:
19th Sunday after Trinity; St.Co. - Court


EventsDiary:
Annunciation [Quarter Day]; St.Co. - Court; Trade Sale


EventsDiary:
General meeting of the Master Printers - York Hotel


# CHILDREN

CommentChild:
Potter 1 - describes the two T Christies as senior and junior, they both are said to have come from Yorkshire, and are both working for Westley 1839.  It has been assumed that they are father and son.


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Not listed in the St Bartholomew registers, but his father's name is given as Stephen, Stationer, Royal Exchange and he would have been born c.1791 which makes him to be too old to be the son of the Stephen listed here. See BAPTISM.


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I.G.I. - born 9 Nov 1777; bapt. 8 Dec 1777


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I.G.I. - born 8 Nov 1783; bapt. 5 Dec 1783


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I.G.I. - born 3 Nov 1781; bapt. 29 Nov 1781


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I.G.I. shows - f. = Joseph; m. = Mary; born 22 Sep 1788; bapt. 7 Dec 1788, Haberdashers Hall Independent. Cf. baptismal record for J.F.C. [ST/4:0707]


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Plomer = apprenticed in the Skinners' Company 1788.


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Roscoe, S. 1973, p.34 - Born 26 Jan 1732; m. 1754 Christopher Smart the poet. One of her daughters Elizabeth Ann (b. 27 Oct 1754) m. Jean Baptiste Le Noir de la Brosse in 1795.


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Treadwell, M. - Notes - later m. to Luke Meredith [ST/2:1307]; O.D.N.B.


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Treadwell, M. - Notes - m. to Richard Green, a Cambridge bookseller; O.D.N.B.


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - marriage allegation - 10 Jul 1662 - Richard Dickinson [ST/2:3683] of St Gregory, Lond., Stationer, Bachr, abt 24, & Susanna Farlow, Spr, abt 15, with consent of her mother [blank] Gamage, now wife of Nicholas Gamadge, of St Martin, ludgate, Stationer; at St Gregory afsd, or St Peter, Paul's Wharf, London.


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Doubt as to which marriage this son relates


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - Richard Oulton [ST/1:0010]


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O.D.N.B. - married Robert Constable - she doed before 1596, buried at Datchet- had two sons baptized at Datchet - Robert (b.1590) and Francis (b.1592)


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O.D.N.B. - married John Legate [LBT/9083]


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O.D.N.B. - a minor at his father's death


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O.D.N.B. (2004) - bapt. 1 Dec 1590 - St Anne Blackfriars


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Plomer, H.R. (1903), p.9 - died 1570; O.D.N.B. - Fellow of New College, Oxford; O.D.N.B.


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Plomer, H.R. (1903), p.9 - succeeded to the business; O.D.N.B.


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Plomer, H.R. (1903), p.9 - married Robert Bullock: O.D.N.B.


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Plomer, H.R. (1903), p.9 - married Mark Norton; O.D.N.B.


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Plomer, H.R. (1903), p.9 - married George Bishop [LBT/8608]; O.D.N.B.


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Plomer, H.R. (1903), p.9 - married T.Woodcock [LBT/7167]; O.D.N.B.


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - married 3 Sep 1586 Andrew Feilde, a Grocer


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - 'vicar of Braintree in Essex from 1554 to 1556 and of St Peter's Cornhill from 15th November, 1560, to 1567'


CommentChild:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - married to Lewis Winton of the Inner Temple in May 1590.


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The assumption that this is the son of Phillip [LBT/7645]  is made by McKenzie, D.F. (1961), #1564


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O.D.N.B. - married William Lathum of Upminster, Essex.


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O.D.N.B. - (1567-1631) government official, was one of the six clerks of the chancery. Married twice - father of Sir Simonds D'Ewes (1602-1650) diarist and antiquary.


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - married 3 May 1569; Will - Richard Watkins, son in law. Cit. & Stationer


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - bapt. 1562 at St Mary Woolnoth


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - query mother


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O.D.N.B. - her daughter J.B. married a bookseller named Nathaniel Newbery.


CommentChild:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) = F.C.'s daughter - married to William Ponsonby [LBT/8175]


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mentioned in the will of his grandfather - William Norton [LBT/8157]


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Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2, p.101 - marriage allegation - 6 Aug 1621 - Richard Glascocke, of St Mary Abchurch, London, Haberdasher & CB, of St Antholiine's, London, Spinster, dau. Of Edward Banbury, of same, Stationer; at St Anthholine's afsd.


CommentChild:
Prob. Freed by patrimony Henry seems only possibility as father.


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - married 19 Dec 1594 to William Pennyman


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Mother? - Mentioned in will together with his three children.


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - died whilst a student at Christ Church, Oxford.


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Probably the Dorothy, daughter of Edward <sic> Weaver, who married Isaac Jaggard


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IGI - St Giles Cripplegate - Born & Bapt. 20 Jan 1656


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Treadwell Notes [I.G.I.] - Bapt. St Giles Cripplegate, 14 Feb 1640 [1640/41].


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Treadwell Notes [I.G.I.] - 15 Oct 1643 [regs. seen]


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Treadewell Notes - Bur. St Giles Cripplegate, 30 Mar 1640.


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Treadwell Notes [I.G.I.]  - Bapt. St Giles Cripplegate, 27 Jan 1638  [1637/38?].


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Treadwell Notes [I.G.I.] - Bapt. St Botolph Aldersgate, 5 Feb 1645[6].


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]) - marriage allegation - Robert Raworth, of St Gregory's, Lond., Cit. & Haberdasher, Bachr, abt 25  & Rachel Mason, of St Sepulchre's , London., Spr, abt 24, da. Of Robert Mason [ST/1:0249], of the same, Stationer, who consents; at St Anne's Blackfryers, or St Mary Magdalen, Old fish Str., London


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 - Born - 11 Aug 1772 = married Fracis Freeling [Secretary to the Post Office on 24 Feb 1800; daughter- Mary Martha born 12 Jan 1803, but Mary the mother died 8 Jan 1804 - buried at Heathfield Church, Sussex.


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 & 76 - Born - 2 Jan 1774 - married Mary (d.1820), daughter of Rev. James Jervis Cleaver in 1806 [IGI - 13 Mar 1806, Rothwell, Yorkshire]; 3 sons & 4 daughters.


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 - Born - 16 Sep 1775; Died  - 13 Aug 1805 - buried at Heathfield Church, Sussex.


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 - Born - 29 May 1777 = military career


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 - Born - 9 Aug 1781; Died - 24 Aug 1805 - buried at Heathfield Church, Sussex.


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 - Born - 11 Apr 1783; Married Miss Sutton in 1812


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 - Born - 19 Aug 1790; = military career


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O.D.N.B. - 1813-1872, his tenth child, followed him as senior member of the firm.


CommentChild:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - by first wife - married Luke Harrison [LBT/7657]


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IGI - baptized 13 Oct 1646, St Botolph without Aldersgate


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IGI - baptized 2 Jun 1648, St Botolph without Aldersgate


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Born 11 Jul 1808; Died (unmarried) 25 May 1853. Buried All Saints', Hertford.


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Born 24 Feb 1801; Died (unmarried) 11 Mar 1852. Buried All Saints', Hertford.


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? Above.  The Times = Married 2 Aug 1823 St Mary Magdalen & St Gregory, to Edward Treacher Esa., Burton-crescent.


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O.D.N.B. - baptized 1 Mar 1683, at St Gregory by Paul's


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Married to --- SQUIRE. Two sons William and Thomas. O.D.N.B.


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Born 1712?   Died 23 Dec 1762. [Tyacke] quoting London Mag.,p.722.]; O.D.N.B.


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see - comment in his father's will quoted in O.D.N.B.


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - Wm Barnesley, of St Olave's Jury, Lond., Cit. & Clothworker, Bachr, abt 27, & James <sic> Sussex, of St Michael Bassinghaw, Lond., Spr, abt 19, with consent of her father Giles Sussex, of the same, Ct. & Stationer; at Par. Ch. Of Henley upon Thames, co. Oxford


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I.G.I. - Bapt. 14 Feb 1714 - St Sepulchre; Treadewell Notes - Born 24 Jan.


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Treadwell Notes - [Joshua] son Bapt.24 Dec 1715 - St Sepulchre; Born 4 [Dec]


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Treadwell Notes - 3 Feb 1712 - St Sepulchre; Born - 20 Jan.


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I.G.I. - Bapt. 5 Jul 1719 - St Sepulchre. Presumably died in infancy see below -


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I.G.I. - Bapt 12 Mar 1721 - St Sepulchre; Treadwell Notes - Born 23 Feb.


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I.G.I. - Bapt. 19 Jun 1709 - St Sepulchre; Treadwell Notes - Born 19 Jun.


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I.G.I. - Bapt. 7 Nov 1717 - St Sepulchre.


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Treadwell Notes - Bur. 18 Sep 1707 - St Sepulchre


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I.G.I. - Bapt. 24 Jul 1708 - St Sepulchre.  Presumbaly died young see below -


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Born 3 Jan 1802.  Christ's Hospital - Adm.10 May 1809; disch. 11 Apr.1815, mother, who will provide for hims without further charge to the Hospital, the boy has recenty suffered amputation of his leg, and his general health is very much impaired.


CommentChild:
Born London Aug 1721 - died in Bath Oct 1722.


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Reported to have died 30 Jul 1796 - Gents.Mag.


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IGI - baptized 12 Apr 1719, St Giles Cripplegate


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Born in Northampton - O.D.N.B. (1721-1757) managed the 'Northampton Mercury'  for his father, from 1747 until his death.


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Born in Northampton;  born 1722; educ. Trinity College, Cambridge; Rector of Maidwell, Northamptonshire ; St Bartholomew by the Exchange, London; buried there in 1790. Mentioned in will of his brother Cluer - as Clerk, of Walton, Bucks.


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Born in Northampton. Mentioned in will of her brother Cluer - as my sister Ann Hill wife of Benjamin Hill Esquire - also Benjamin Hill


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Born in Northampton. Mentioned in will of her brother Cluer - as my late sister Charlotte Kerr deceased - also  William Kerr


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Born in Northampton. Mentioned in will of her brother Cluer - as my late sister Elizabeth Chapman deceased


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Born 16 Apr 1808; Married Marion Smith, 6 Jul 1847; Died 2 Apr 1892


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Born c. 24 Oct 1780; Married Rev. William Woolams Holland, Canon of Chichester, 30 Jan 1809; Died 23 Mar 1866


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Born 29 Dec 1787; Married Rev. William cooke, Vicar at Bromyard, Herefordshire, 13 Dec 1810; Died 17 May 1847.


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Born 1720; Bapt. St Botolph, Aldgate - 23 Jun 1720


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Bapt. 3 Oct 1711 - St Sepulchre; Treadwell, M. - Notes = bur regs. St Sepulchre, 18 Oct 1711


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Plomer, H.R. (1907) - married Timothy Garthwaite [LBT/10312]


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Registers - St Olave, Hart Street = born 2 May 1655; baptized 11 May 1655


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IGI - Born - 10 Nov 1804; Bapt. - 2 Dec 1804 at St Leonards, Shoreditch. Father = Effingham; Mother = Martha


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IGI - Born - 27 Apr 1812; Bapt. - 5 Jul 1812 at St Martin Outwich, London. Father = Effingham; Mother =  Martha Hunt


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IGI - Born - 25 Jul 1814l Bapt. 21 Aug 1814 at St Michael Bassishaw, London. Father = Effignham; Mother = Martha


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[Presumed] - Born - 1821 - An Effingham Wilson, born London, aged 60, Publisher is listed as joint tenant of 185 Regent Street in the 1881 Census.


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IGI - Bapt. 24 Nov 1824 - St Botolph Bishopgate, London. 1881 Census - Head of Household at 185 Regent Street, Unmarried, Age 56, Author Private Propy.


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IGI - Bapt. 14 Jun 1826 - St Botolph Bishopgate, London. Ney, E.W. (1994), p.97 - the firm continued under the direction of his son, William Wilson.


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IGI -  Born 17 Feb 1830 - Bapt. 9 Jul 1830 - St Luke Old Street, Finsbury, London.


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IGI - Born 23 Nov 1831 - Bapt. 13 Feb 1833 - St Luke Old Street, Finsbury, London.


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Will - marrie Joseph Jackson, Mans Mercer, ? Church Street


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IGI - baptized 11 Aug 1739, St Mary le Bow; buried 6 Sep 1739


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IGI - baptized 26 Mar 1741, St Mary le Bow; buried 2 Jul 1741


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IGI - baptized 21 Apr 1742, St Mary le Bow; O.D.N.B. (1742-d. after 1800) managed the Northampton Mercury after his uncle Robert's death in 1757;  Will - makes it clear he is married


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IGI - baptized 21 Sep 1744, St Mary le Bow; Will - makes clear she predeceased her father


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IGI - baptized 2 Aug 1746, St Mary le Bow; Will - wife of George Rigby of the City of London.


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IGI - baptized 28 Mar 1748, St Mary le Bow


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IGI - baptized 3 Jun 1749, St Mary le Bow; buried 7 Jun 1749


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IGI - baptized 18 Decd 1750, St Mary le Bow


CommentChild:
Born 1765. Bapt. St.Catherine Coleman, Fenchurch Street.  = CARDEN


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Born & Died 1768. Bapt. St.Catherine Coleman, Fenchurch Street.


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Born 1770. Bapt. St.Catherine Coleman, Fenchurch Street.  = William WRAIGHT


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Born 1774. Bapt. St.Catherine Coleman, Fenchurch Street. = Rev.Richard WINSLOE


CommentChild:
Born 1776. Bapt. St.Catherine Coleman, Fenchurch Street.


CommentChild:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - obtained a separation from her husband, Gerard Croppe a tailor, in May 1496.


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D.N.B. = 1766-1785; Timperley 1 - unhappily lost his life,at the age of twenty years, by a fall from his horse, at Sebringham.


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D.N.B. = took orders, and became in 1803 a prebendary of St.Asaph; Timperley 1 - Queen's College, Oxford, obtained the vicarage of Chirke


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IGI - baptized 21 May 1777 - St Andrew, Holborn


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IGI - baptized 21 Apr 1778 - St Martin in the Fields, Westminster


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IGI - baptized 22 Aug 1779 - St Martin in the Fields, Westminster


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IGI - baptized 1 Aug 1781 - St Luke, Chelsea; O.D.N.B. = a James who followed him in the business


CommentChild:
IGI - baptized 27 Apr 1783 - St Andrew, Holborn; O.D.N.B. = a Joseph who followed him in the business & this would appear to be the one apprenticed to his father in 1797 . Married Anne Esther Bishop, British Embassy Chapel, Paris on 13 Jul 1821 - said to have died in or after 1821


CommentChild:
IGI - baptized 17 Jul 1785 - St Andrew, Holborn


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IGI - born 25 Jun 1787; baptized 19 Jul 1787 - St Mary, St Marylebone; O.D.N.B. = a Christopher who followed him in the business; music and instrument seller in Chelsea.


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IGI - born 8 Jun 1792; baptized 2 Jul 1792 - St Mary, St Marylebone


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IGI - born 25 May 1793; baptized 16 Jun - St Mary, St Marylebone


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IGI - born 19 Jun 1794; baptized 13 Jul 179f - St Mary, St Marylebone


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IGI - born 26 Jul 1796; baptized 18 Aug 1796 - St Mary, St Marylebone


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O.D.N.B. = a William who followed him in the business; partner with father between 1805-1809, after which in business on his own account (d.1827?); business continued by Elspeth Dale (widow?)


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - Born 1727; IGI marriage = Peter Hooke on 21 Mar 1765, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster


CommentChild:
Cf. ST/3:2523 whose premium was paid by William Marshall.


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Maslen - born, 1708; married Peter Wallis, jeweller, Fleet Street; died, 14 Apr 1731. Issue died young.


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died in infancy. Maslen - bur.23 Aug 1687


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died in infancy. Maslen - bapt. 17 Sep 1688.


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IGI - Bapt. 15 Apr 1771, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster


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IGI - Bapt. 2 Nov 1772, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster


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IGI = bp. 3 Sep 1695 - St Martin Ludgate, London


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IGI = bp. 29 Nov 1691 - St Martin Ludgate, London


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IGI = bp. 30 Nov 1690 - St Martin Ludgate, London; Samuel Aris from Will of Robert; IGI = m. Samuel Aris = Mary Whitledge, 6 Feb 1714, St Marrhew, Friday Street, London


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IGI = b. 28 Dec 1697; bp. 17 Jan 1698 - St Martin Ludgate, London; Will of Robert


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IGI = bp. 26 Feb 1693 - St Martin Ludgate, London


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IGI = bp. 16 Sep 1694 - St Martin Ludgate, London


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IGI = b. 11 Nov 1696; bp.29 Nov 1696 - St Martin Ludgate, London; Richard Baldwin from Will of Robert; IGI = m. Hanna Whitlige = Richard Bodwin, 25 Dec 1716, St Matthew, Friday Street, London


CommentChild:
Born 14 Feb 1703 & Bapt. 16 Feb  1704 - St Giles Cripplegate


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Bapt. 15 Oct 1704 - St Bartholomew the Great


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I.G.I. - Bp. 15 Jun 1676 - St.Botolph Without Aldersgate, London.  Rec. St.Co. Pension 1684-1714 - dead by C.B. 24 Mar 1714.


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IGI - Bapt. 12 Apr 1782, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster


CommentChild:
IGI - another possible - f.Paul, m.Susanna - Born 1 Apr 1731; Bapt. 23 Apr 1731 St Martin in the Fields, Westminster.


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Bapt. 15 Sep 1719 - St Clement Danes  - Bur 7 Oct 1719


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Bapt. 23 Jun 1710 - St Dunstans in the West - Buried 17 Feb 1717


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Bapt. 23 Aug 1714 - St Clement Danes - Buried 1 Sep 1715


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Poss. - IGI - baptized 1 Mar 1689, St Botolph, Aldersgate


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Poss. IGI - baptized 5 Mar 1690, St St Botolph, Aldersgate


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Poss. IGI - baptized 11 May 1694, St Botolph, Aldersgate


CommentChild:
Poss. IGI - baptized 24 Aug 1694, St Botolph, Aldersgate


CommentChild:
Will;  Married to - Andrew Bell [ST/2:0316], bookseller


CommentChild:
Will;  Armytage, G.J. (1890 [1687-1694]) - marriage allegation - 30 Mar 1689 - father's consent.   Dead before mother's will, made 16 Apr 1708. - More on family in Treadwell, M - Notes.


CommentChild:
Appr of Thomas [ST/3:4607] but his father is named as Robert (d), Brazier, Chiswell Street


CommentChild:
Born 1670 -1733 - married Thomas Ilive [ST/2:4226]


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bp. 15 Feb 1691 - St Martin Ludgate - d. 21 Dec 1724 - bu. 26 Dec 1724 - St Bartholomew the Less


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bp. 22 Jan 1688 - St Martin Ludgate - bu. 21 Sep 1688 - St Gregory


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bp. 22 Jan 1674 - St Gregory;   Clare Hall, matric. 22 Apr 1690; Master of Charterhouse 1728 = D.N.B.


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bp. 10 Nov 1685 - St Gregory;  Middle Temple Admission 15 Jun 1710; d. 17 May 1737


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Married - first, to Benjamin Allport [ST?2:2465]; second - William Bowyer I [ST/2:1549]


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Married Thomas Prudom, the parents of Ann Prudom, who was the first wife of William Bowyer II [ST/3:0990]


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Bapt - St Benet Paul's Wharf, 17 Sep 1649


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Bapt - St Benet Paul's Wharf, 22 Sep 1650;   Will - shows that she was married to Dr Thomas Frankland and that there was a daughter Ruth. This was her second husband, she had previously been married to a Walter Bourchier [Vic.Gen. 17 Mar 1667]


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Bapt - StBenet Paul's Wharf, 31 Aug 1651.


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Bapt - St Benet Paul's Wharf, 14 Oct 1652


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Twin - Bapt - St Benet Paul's Wharf, 18 Oct 1653


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Bapt. 6 Mar 1706 - St.Faith's. O.D.N.B. - served an apprenticeship with the Oxford printer Charles Combes.


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Bapt. 30 Oct 1694 - St.Faith's. Married Samuel Ashurst [ST/3:2694W].


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IGI - baptized 17 May 1675; St Botolph without Aldersgate; father = Adiel; mother - Jone.


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O.D.N.B. (2004) - says that when he left MTS in 1650 his wife and sic children were turned out of doors, yet Lydia seem to have been the only one to survive William


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B.B., p.498 Died 26 Dec 1913, aet 88, buried Norwood Cemetery, 30 Dec.1913 ;  Wife = Mary, died 9 Feb 1912, aet.82


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Wills C:480; 1881 Census - b.1847 / Lambeth / Surrey / Publisher - at 92 Lower Rulse Hill, Lambeth, Surrey


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1881 Census - b.1850 / Lambeth / Surrey  - at 92 Lower Rulse Hill, Lambeth, Surrey


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Wills C:480; 1881 Census - b.1852 / Lambeth / Surrey  /  Student of Theology (BA Oxon) - at 92 Lower Rulse Hill, Lambeth, Surrey


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IGI - Bapt. 10 Jun 1845 at Hanley, Staffordshire


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Executrix for her mother, married = FOSSETT


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Family Correspondence and Family Group Record: Born about 1845, Coleman St., Finsbury, St.Luke, London; "lived in Missouri (married to a carpenter) perished when the Lusitania went down".  1851 Census = Louisa [Kay]


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Family Group Record: Born about 1847, Stepney, London.


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Family Group Record: Born about 1850, Kingsland, London.


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Family Correspondence and Family Group Record: Born 14 Jul 1851, Stamford Road, Hackney West, Kingsland, London; Died 23 Oct 1898, Ripley, Ontario, Canada;  Buried 24 Oct 1898, Kincardine Cemetery, Ripley, Ont. Canada.; "came to Canada, in 1875 "


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IGI - Bapt. 1 Jul 1851 at Wellington, Staffordshire


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Oxford Stationer - see Duff, E.G. (1905), p.[1]


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Wife of John Hewtee, Oxford Stationer - Duff, E.G. (1905), p.72


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O.D.N.B. - succeeded [his father] as publisher of "The Athenaeum"


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O.D.N.B. (2004) - baptized Jun 1650; IGI - 16 Jun 1650, St Botolph Bishopsgate


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Tyacke "daughter of Berry's wife Apollina"  She married Fardinando Watkins with whom she had a son - William; late she married John Rokeby, print-dealer of St.James's.


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IGI - bapt. 11 Jun 1751 - St Martin Outwich, London


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IGI - bapt. 11 5 Jun 1753 - St Martin Outwich, London


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911) - Born - 1740; m. Michael Power [Roscoe, S. (1973) - m.190 Apr 1766; d. 13 May 1792], A Spanish Merchant in 1766 - numberous family. O.D.N.B.


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911) - Born - Sep 1741- lived only 11 years - reprints Christopher Smart's epitaph.


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911) - Born - 6 Jul 1743


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - Will of James Gaver - husband of William Stewarde [ST/0:1958]


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O.D.N.B. (b. Apr 1833 - d. Oct 1833 of smallpox)


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O.D.N.B. - acted as printer for "The Athenaeum", "Notes and Queries" … died 14 Jun 1881


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O.D.N.B. - (fl.1738-1771) an actress m. Tobias Gemea, an Irish provincial performer


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Will - predeacesed his father, widow remarried


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Poss. IGI - born - 25 Mar 1822; baptized - 5 May 1822 - Old Church, St Pancras - father James; mother Sarah Ann


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O.D.N.B. - eventually inherited the business; IGI - born - 16 Feb 1826; baptized 13 Apr 1826 - Old Church, St Pancras


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Poss. IGI - born - 3 Nov 1827; baptized - 6 Jan 1828 - Regent Square Scotch Church, St Pancras - father James; mother Sarah Ann


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Poss. IGI - born 12 Aug 1829; baptized - 20 Sep 1829 - Regent Square Scotch Church, St Pancrase - father James; mother Sarah Ann


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Poss. IGI - born 14 Nov 1831; baptized - 20 Feb 1832 - Old Church, St Pancras - father James; mother - Sarah Ann


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IGI -  Bapt. 12 May 1782 - St.Martin's-in-the-Fields


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IGI -  Bapt. 11 Jul 1783 - St.Martin's-in-the-Fields


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IGI -  Bapt. 28 Nov 1784 - St.Martin's-in-the-Fields


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IGI -  Bapt. May 1787 - St.Martin's-in-the-Fields


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IGI -  Bapt. 10 Oct 1790 - St.Martin's-in-the-Fields


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IGI -  Bapt. 1792 - St.Martin's-in-the-Fields


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IGI -  Bapt. 1 Jun 1794 - St.Martin's-in-the-Fields


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O.D.N.B. - (1797-1835) - only one of their children to survive infancy. A Windover Fry married a Sophia Lee on 13 Apr 1822, at Walthamstow, Essex. - they had a son baptised Windover Edmund on 23 May 1823 at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, who appears to have married Sarah Brownfield on 7 Jun 1855 at Holy Trinity, Milton by Gravesend, Kent.


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Regs of Hungerford Market Church - 17 Jul 1692, Born.  27 Jul 1692, Bapt.


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Regs of Hungerford Market Church - 5 May 1695, Born. 4 May 1695, Bapt.


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Hug.Soc.xxxii - 20 Jul 1714, Born.  1 Aug 1714, Bapt.


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Hug.Soc.xxvi (Savoy Regs.) - 22 Jul 1739, Born.  29 Sep 1739, Bapt.


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St..George's, Southwark, Regs.  8 Jul 1707 - son of Peter Vallete, a french man behinde the Harrow and Lamb, a paper merchant. Chr or Bur.


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1686-1764, bookseller of bath.  See - N.D.N.B.


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Mother named as guarding in father's will. O.D.N.B. died in May 1700.


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Mother named as guarding in father's will. Apparently dead before mother.


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IGI - baptized 2 Aug 1668, St Andrew, Holborn, London


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Bapt. 16 Sep 1697 - ST Sepulchre Newgate [in Great Green Abor Court - 17 days old)


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Bapt. 24 Apr 1694 - St Sepulchre Newgate [in Great Green Arbor Court]


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from Great Green Arbor Court - 18 Dec 1700 - buried in Bay vault.


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Bapt. 11 Apr 1690 - St Sepulchre Newgate


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Bapt. 22 Feb 1684  - St Giles Cripplegate


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Born - 29 Oct 1659; Bapt - 10 Nov 1659  Mother = Margaret. Regs. Of St Giles Cripplegate


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Born - 13 Mar 1662; Bapt - 27 Mar 1662  Mother = Margaret. Regs. Of St Giles Cripplegate


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Born & Bapt - 21 Oct 1664 [? ent. 6 Nov]  Mother = Margaret. Regs. Of St.Giles Cripplegate


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Born - 31 Jan 1669; Bapt. - 21 Feb 1669  Mother = Margaret. Regs. Of St Giles Cripplegate


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Born - 5 May 1671; Bapt. - 21 May 1671  Mother = Margaret. Regs. Of St Giles Cripplegate. Apparently buried 16 May 1672


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Born 25 or 26 Jul 1672; Bapt - 11 or 15 Aug 1672  Mother = Margaret.  Regs. Of St Giles Cripplegate. Married Richard Brugis [ST/2:0601] - see for details.


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Lond.Even.Post - 13-15 Feb 1733 = notice of the marriage of Sally, daughter of Thomas Page, stationer, of Tower Hill, To Daniel Croggs, paper merchant, of Bread Street.


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Listed as such by McK., but as he was freed by patrimony in 1760, and J.J. was only freed in 1751 it is unlikely.


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Apprentice & Exor.  [Query exor. Thomas Matthias Weguelin]


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IGI - Born 8 Sep 1804; Bapt. 22 Oct 1804 at St James, Piccadilly, London


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IGI - Born 20 Aug 1805; Bapt. 12 Jan 1806 at St James, Piccadilly, London


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IGI - Bapt. 10 May 1807 at St James Westminster, London


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IGI Bapt. 18 Oct 1812 at St James Westminster, London


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IGI Bapt. 15 Dec 1815 at St James Westminster, London


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IGI  Born 9 Aug 1817; Bapt. 3 Sep 1817 at St James Westminster, London


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Cf. Father's exors. Possibly also Robert


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IGI - Born, 15 Jul 1805; Bapt., 7 Aug 1805, St Mary Abchurch, London


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O.D.N.B. - (d.1678) m. Augustine Steward


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O.D.N.B. - (d. in or after 1677) m. Thomas Crosse


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O.D.N.B. - bapt. 9 Aug 1635, St Olave, Hart Street


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O.D.N.B. - only child to survive to adulthood


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Freed by patrimony 1 Feb 1675, no father's name given, assumed by McKenzie to be the son of Thomas Underhill [LBT/9439]


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Prob. - cf. Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1660-1668]), p.2 - marriage allegation 19 Nov 1660 - William Philli[pps, of St Clement Danes, Midd., Upholster, Bachr. Abt 24, &~ Bridget West, of St Peter's Cheap, Lond., Sp4, abt 21, with the consent of Simon West, of the same, Stationer; at St Peter's Cheape.


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Watt Info. - d. 25 Sep 1740, St Lawrence, Thanet, Kent  [ Duncan Harrington, Fenner Pedigree, Kent Archives Office, Canterbury].


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Watt Info. - bur. 21 Oct 1741, St Lawrnece, Thanet, Kent  [ Duncan Harrington, Fenner Pedigree, Kent Archives Office, Canterbury].


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Watt Info. - b. 6 Sep 1735, St Andrew, Canterbury, Kent; bap.11 Sep 1735, Guildhall Street Independent Chapel, Canterbury, Kent; marr. John White on 27 Nov 1754, St Peter, Thanet, Kent [ Duncan Harrington ---]


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Maslen - Born - 1729; Buried 6 Feb 1730, Low Leyton


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D.N.B. = "In 1781 Bishop Percy was godfather to another of Nichols's sons --- who died on 2 April of the following year".


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1768-1815 married Rev. John Pridden


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Lond. Daily Advt. (30 Nov 1776) = Miss Gill - died on 28 Nov 1776


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Gents.Mag. (Nov 1799) = Died Nov.18, 1799, at St.Alban's, aged about 42, Mrs.Deschamps, Wife of Mr.Deschamps, merchant in Budklersbury, one of the daughters of Mr.Alderman Gill.


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Will - wife of Ralph Simpson, bookseller


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Will - widow - grand-daughters Ann Woodward, Sarah Woodward & Rebeccas Woodward


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Will - loving son of Stanwell, Middlesex, Clerk


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Will of Thomas Williams - married to Richard Poston


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Will of Thomas Williams - married to his executor Charles Spicer


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Will of Tomas Williams - married to Daniel Josling


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Will of Thomas Williams - son-in-law - Mary his daughter


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St.Bartholomew the Less - Bapt. 13 Mar 1642.


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Leathersellers' Co. - appr. to John Aylesworth 22 Aug 1653, Freed 22 Aug 1660.


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Will - poss. Baptized - St Faith under St Paul 10 Nov 1652


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Will - poss. Born - 1 Jan 1662; Baptized - St Faith under St Paul  18 Jan 1652


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Plomer, H.R. (1907) - married Edward Curle


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Did not reach adulthood - Buried at St Gregory


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O.D.N.B. - baptized 15 Mar 1640, St Nicholas Cole Abbey


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O.D.N.B. - (b.1653, d. in or after 1674) - bookseller


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Armytage, G.J. (1892 [1669-1679]) - married Thomas Peirce [ST/3910]


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IGI  Bapt.5 Oct 1742 St.Clement Danes, Westminster


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IGI Bapt 22 Nov 1743 St.Clement Danes, Westminster


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I.G.I.; Regs.St Barts Gt - b.29 Mar 1710; bapt.6 Apr 1710; Joseph's will names her as Ann Woodgate.


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I.G.I.; Regs.S Barts Gt - bapt.31 May 1711;  a Martha Downing was buried from the Close on 24 Feb 1712.


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Possibility - Born - 20 Oct 1796.  Christ's Hospital - adm.11 Jun 1806; died 10 Feb 1808 in the sick ward of hectic fever, arising from a diseased hip joint.


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Bpt. 24 Aug 1810 - St.Michael Cornhill, London


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Bpt. 30 Dec 1808 - St.Michael Cornhill, London


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Bpt. 21 Feb 1812 - St.Michael Cornhill, London


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Bpt. 3 Jul 1807 - St.Michael Cornhill, London


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Bpt. 7 Feb 1806 - St.Michael Cornhill, London.  Exor.


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Bpt. 19 Jul 1804 - St.Dionis Backchurch, London


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Treadwell -  25 Jan 1735 Eliz.Lintot from Fleet Street Bur. [St.Dunstan's West].


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Treadwell - 29 Apr 1735 Aubrey Lintot from Fulham Bur. [St.Dunstan's West].


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Lloyd's Even.Post (17 Aug 1779) - Died Aug 16, 1778, Miss M.Longman ---


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Born.17 May 1794.  Christ's Hospital - Adm.26 Apr 805 by lot; disch. 10 May 1809 by father.


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Born 25 Sep 1798.  Christ's Hospital - Adm 13 Apr 1809; disch. 8 Jul 1813, father, who will provide her a mistress.


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Born 15 May 1800.  Christ's Hospital = Adm 15 Jun 1809; 10 Jun 1813 died in the Sick Ward --- inflammation of his bowels.


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Married Admiral James Burney on 6 Sep 1785


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Married John Payne (possibly her cousin or nephew) who worked for her brother Thomas.


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IGI - born - 13 Aug 1760; baptized - 4 Sep 1760 - St Faith under St Paul; O.D.N.B - (1760-d.1835), historian and biographer.


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IGI - born - 15 Jun 1762; baptized - 8 Jul 1762 - St Faith under St Paul; O.D.N.B. (d.1801) some reputation as a miniature painter.


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IGI - born 23 Apr 1764; baptized - 23 May 1764 - St Faith under St Paul


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IGI - born 6 Aug 1766; baptized - 29 Aug 1766 - St Faith under St Paul


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D.N.B. [under father] - d.24 Mar 1861, Minister to the Poor at Chapel Street, Cripplegate.


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Beneficiary of William Tayler's [XX/0642] will.


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Treadwell - 9 Feb 1736 Barnard Lintot from ye Temple Bur. [St.Dunstan's West].


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The Times (25 Jan 1827) - Died 24 Jan 1827 died at Southwood, Highgate --- sister of Thomas Norton Longman


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1841 Census - living in Ewelme, Oxfordshire said to be abt. 50 - alone with a female servant.


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Monthly Mag. (Sep 1798) - Died, daughter of Mr.H.Lowndes, bookseller, in Fleet Street.


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Born 9 Nov 1801.  Christ's Hospital - adm 12 May 1810; disch. Ann Hunt at the request of Ann Lowndes, mother, who will provide him a Master.


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IGI - Born 4 Jun 1796;  Bapt. 9 Mar 1797 - St Mary Abchurch - mother = Sarah; ? Married Jane Harding, 7 Mar 1826 at Betley, Stafford


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IGI - Bapt  21 Jan 1801 - St Mary Abchurch - Mother = Sarah Ann; Married Anne Moyle, 30 Sep 1834 at St Giles, Newcastle under Lyme, Stafford


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IGI - Bapt - 5 Dec 1802 - St Mary Abchurch - mother = Sarah Ann


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IGI - Born 23 Jan 1811; Bapt -  17 Feb 1811 - St Mary Abchurch - mother = Sarah Ann


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Reg. St Faiths - b.7 Oct 1715/bur.13 Oct 1715


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Paid final  pension payment for her mother.


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Died aged 8 months on 12 Mar 1726, buried in the church of St.Michael-le-Belfry


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Lond.Daily Advt. - 3 Jul 1750 - died at Scarborough - in the sixth year of his age, the only son and heir of --- eminent bookseller in the Strand.


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Married - 1 Elizabeth Thwaites; 2 Sarah Burckett.


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I.G.I. - Bapt. St Anne Soho, Westminster on 25 Nov 1775.


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1824-1892 married Emily Mary Ade


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1826-1915 married Mary Buchanan


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1819-1875 married Rowland Comyns Berkeley


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1806-1873 married Lucy Lewis


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1823-    married William John Jarvis


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1818-1849 married Thomas Griffiths


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Pooley, J. (2002) = 1821-1863 married George Job Elvey


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Bapt. 12 Dec 1802.  Christ's Hospital - adm. 28 Sep 1810; disch. 15 Nov 1817, father, who will provide him a Master.


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Born 12 Apr 1710; Bapt - 27 Apr 1710 St Faiths


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Born 3 Oct 1711; Bapt - 11 Oct 1711 St Faiths


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Bapt 25 Aug 1715 St Botolph Aldersgate; Bur 4 Mar 1715 St Botolph Aldersgate


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Bapt. 21 Jan 1682 - Bur.1 Oct 1682 St Andrew by the Wardrobe


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Bapt. 13 Apr 1684 - Bur. 24 Feb 1689 St Andrew by the Wardrobe


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Bapt. 23 Dec 1686 St Andrew by the Wardrobe


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IGI - born 9 Aug 1663; baptized [20 Aug 1663] St Lawrence Jewry [and St Mary Magdalen Milk Street], London - father = Dorman; mother = Mary.


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Manterfield, J.B. (1994) - baptized 20 Apr 1695


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O.D.N.B. ; Plomer, H.R. (1907) = daughter - married William Bradford [ST/2:4241]


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O.D.N.B. - Wills - son-in-law Philip Tully; grandsons - George, Philip; granddaughter Amey


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O.D.N.B. - Wills - 'is by visitation of God unfit to manage her own money'/ 'being rendered uncapable of managing her said self'


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O.D.N.B. - Wills - son-in-law Edmund Clarke


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Bapt - 23 Jan 1677 - St Bartholomew the Great


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Bapt - 2 Jan 1679 - St Bartholomew the Great


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Bapt - 28 Apr 1681 - St Bartholomew the Great; Died - 29 Aug 1681; Buried - 31 Aug 1681- St Bartholomew the Less


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Bapt - 7 Nov 1683 - St Bartholomew the Less; Buried - 11 Nov 1683 - St Bartholomew the Less


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Bapt - 29 Nov 1685 - St Bartholomew the Less. Sarah's will shows that she married John Loft and there were three daughters Elizabeth, Sarah & Ann.


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IGI - Baptized - 20 Feb 1673, St.Christopher Le Stocks, London


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IGI - Baptized -17 Dec 1674, St.Christopher Le Stocks, London


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IGI - Baptized -  29 Aug 1676, St.Christopher Le Stocks, London


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IGI - Bapt. 18 Jun 1766, St Martin in the Fields, Westminster


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Bur. St Giles Cripplegate - 13 Mar 1661 - Daug of Lewis Artoyce, printer, consumpt.


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Bur. St Giles Cripplegate - 1 Feb 1662 - Son of Lewis Artoyce, printer, infant


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Born 17 Oct 1717; Bapt. 6 Nov 1717 - St Giles Cripplegate


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Born - 28th; Bapt.4 Jun 1721 - St Giles Cripplegate


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1804-1854 - "Reporter to the Morning Journals and sub-editor of the Observer" per 1851  Census at Scarsdale Terrace, Kensington.


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1811-1881 - 1835-47 Newsvender/Newspaper Office at Upper Cleveland Street, Gitzroy Square and College St., Chelsea; 1848-81 Newsmen & Booksellers - NASH & TEUTEN at Saville Passage/Place, New Burlington Street. Cf. 1881 Census - 25 Moore St., Newagent


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I.G.I. Not reported by F.A.Teuton - b. 24 Oct 1831; bp.21 Dec 1831 - St Anne Soho, Westminster


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1849-1909 - not in the trade, but representative of the Ward of Queenhithe in 1902.


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Born 27 Nov 1795 - Died 20 Apr 1815.  Bp. 25 Dec 1795 at St Faith under St Pauls, London.  Bur. 29 Apr 1815, Wesley Chapel, City Road, London.


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Born 26 Jun 1797 - Died 12 May 1828. Bp. 23 Aug 1797 at St Faith under St Pauls, London. Bur. 19 May 1828, Wesley Chapel, City Road, London.


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Born 30 Jan 1799 - Died 26 Apr 1854. Bp. 10 Mar 1799 at St Faith under St Pauls, London.


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Born 9 Jun 1800 - Die 15 May 1886. Bp. 4 Jul 1800 at St Faith under St Pauls, London. Bur. 21 May 1886, Abney Park Cemetery


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Born 10 Oct 1801 - Died 25 Sep 1868. Bp. 20 Dec 1801 at St Faith under St Pauls, London.


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Born 13 Sep 1802 - Died 12 Feb 1883. Bp. 14 Nov 1802 at St Faith under St Pauls, London


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Born 23 Sep 1805 -                            . Reg. 25 Oct 1805, Wesley Chapel, City Road, London


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Born 8 Jul 1807 - Died 13 Jan 1848. Reg. Oct 1807, Wesley Chapel, city Road, London.


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Born 15 Nov 1809 - Died 17 Mar 1866. Reg. 12 Mar 1812, Wesley Chapel, City Road, London.


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Born 6 Oct 1811 - Died 10 Jul 1874. Reg. 12 Mar 1812, Wesley Chapel, City Road, London.


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Born 27 jun 1813 - Died Aug 1829.  Bur. 1 Sep 1829, Wesley Chapel, City Road, London.


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - married Henry Smyth [XX/0845]


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IGI - Born - 26 Feb 1800; Bapt. - 12 Apr 1804, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey


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IGI - Born - 20 Mar 1801; Bapt. - 26 Aug 1801, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey


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IGI - Born 9 Jan 1804; Bapt . 12 Apr 1804, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey


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IGI - Born 20 Oct 1805; Bapt. 29 Nov 1805, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey


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IGI - Born 25 Sep 1806; Bapt. 6 Nov 1806, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey; O.D.N.B. (2004) - d.1858


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IGI - Born 28 Aug 1808; Bapt. 25 Oct 1809, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey


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IGI - Born 19 May 1814; Bapt. 22 Sep 1814, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey; O.D.N.B. (2004) - d.1883


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IGI - Born 22 Mar 1816; Bapt. 13 Jun 1816, Jamaica Row Independent, Bermondsey, Surrey


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O.D.N.B. - shot himself in house at Cressing, Essex.


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Poss. - daughter of Daniel & Grace Whitledge, bp. 20 Jul 1701, St Ann Blackfriars; = poss Mary daughter of Daniel Whitledge, bookbinder & Grace, bu. 25 Feb 1706, St Martin Ludgate


CommentChild:
Poss -  Son of Daniel Whitledge Bookbinder in Holliday Yard, lodging with Mr.Barret, bu. 17 May 1703, St Martin Ludgate


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Poss - IGI - son fo Daniel & Grace Whitledge, bp. 20 Apr 1707, St Brides; = poss Daniel Whitledge, bu. 26 Sep 1707, St Brides


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Bapt. 1 Sep 1700, St Botolphs Aldersgate


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Not mentioned in Will. I.G.I. bapt. 15 Jun 1804, St Botolph Bishopsgate - father = John Cookson; mother = Rachel.


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Will - "by my former wife" - wife of George Reeve. I.G.I. bapt. 11 Apr 1824, Wycliffe Chapel Philpot Street-Independent, Stepney.


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Family Correspondence [Kay] - Bapt. 1816; IGI: Born - 11 Feb 1816; Will - Exec.


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Family Correspondence [Kay] - Bapt. 1808; Not mentioned in Will.


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Family Correspondence [Kay] - Bapt. 18180; IGI: Born - 24 Jul 1810; Will - Exec.


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Family Correspondence [Kay] - Bapt. 1828; IGI: Born - 11 Nov 1827; Will; Married a Thomas; Died - Lewisham, 1902.


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Family Correspondence [Kay] - Bapt 1805; Not mentioned in Will.


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Family Correspondence [Kay] - Bapt. 1822; IGI: Born - 11 Oct 1822; Not mentioned in Will.


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Bapt. 27 May 1789 - St.Andrew Holborn.  Christ's Hospital - adm.26 Apr 1800; disch. 11 Apr 1804.


CommentChild:
IGI - bpt. 15 May 1781, St George in the East, Stepney.  Will = wife of Charles Osborne.


CommentChild:
IGI - bpt. 8 Sep 1782, St George in the East, Stepney. Presumably died earlier than the will.


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IGI - bpt. 26 Aug 1785, St George in the East, Stepney. Will = wife of William Collins Drake


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IGI - b. 12 Apr 1795; bpt. 11 May 1795, St George in the East, Stepney. Will.


CommentChild:
IGI b. 12 Apr 1795; bpt. 11 May 1795, St George in the East, Stepney. Presumabley died earlier than the will.


CommentChild:
Born 5 Oct 1789; Christ's Hospital - adm.27 Apr 1799; disch.12 Dec 1804.


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O.D.N.B. - later took over the business.


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IGI - b. 24 Sep 1777; bpt. 21 Oct 1777 - St Faith under St Paul, London


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IGI - b. 26 Aug 1779; bpt. 21 Sep 1779 - St Faith under St Paul


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IGI - b. 23 Nov 1768; bpt 4 Dec 1769 - St Faith under St Paul, London


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IGI - b. 2 Mar 1773; bpt. 1 Apr 1773 - St Faith under St Paul, London


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? IGI - bpt. 28 Aug 1768 St Ann Blackfriars, London


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IGI - b. 1 Sep 1776; bpt. 26 Sep 1776 - St Faith under St Paul, London


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IGI- b. 6 Jul 1771; bpt. 4 Aug 1771 - St Faith under St Paul, London


CommentChild:
Born - 3 Jan 1787; Christ's Hospital - adm.11 May 1797 - disch. 18 Apr 1801.


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - under Thomas Evans [MU/0018] says she married James Evans [ST/3:2472]


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), p.46 * 76 - (Betsy), Born Feb 1779;  Died unmarried on 29 Sep 1807;  Buried at St Giles-in-the-Fields.


CommentChild:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), p.76 - second daughter, was married at Hanwell in July, 1803 at the age of eighteen, to William Davis, described as of the parish of Christ Church, Newgate Street, She died in 1862.


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1814-1881.  Married = PRATT BARLOW.  Executrix for mother.


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I.G.I. Birth = 1792; but also, bapt. 14 Sep 1788 at Friar Street Blackfriars New Jerusalemite.


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I.G.I. = Bapt. 14 Sep 1788, at Friar Street Blackfriars New Jerusalemite.


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IGI - bpt. 6 Nov 1773 - St Faith under St Paul, London


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Timperley 1, p.816 footnote - inherited from her parents a love for the stage;  she performed at Covent-garden theatre with considerable eclat; and was for several years the principal heroine of tragedy, at the theatres royal Liverpool and Manchester, ---


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Gents.Mag. - Died 17 Jul 1807 Monthly Mag.(Sep 1807) - Died at Brentford --- second son


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Born 25 May 1720; bapt. 3 Jun 1720 - Regs. St Faiths


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Born 21 Feb 1716; Bapt. 14 Mar 1716 - Regs. St Faiths


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Bapt - 2 Feb 1728 -  St.Botolph Bishopsgate


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Bapt - 1 Jul 1730 -   St.Botolph Bishopsgate


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Bapt - 30 Aug 1721 -  St.Botolph Bishopsgate


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Bapt - 7 Apr 1723 -  St.Botolph Bishopsgate; Mary aged 4 buried 28 Mar 1727


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Bapt - 7 Feb 1732 -  St.Botolph Bishopsgate


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Poss. this marriage. Married James Harrison, her father's apprentice.


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Eliz's Will - my daughter by my former husband Lawrence Needham - widow of Thomas Grover decd.


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Eliz's Will - my daughter by my former husband Lawrence Needham - wife of James Bird


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Eliz's Will - my daughter by my former husband Lawrence Needham - relict of James Camberlain decd.


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Treadwell, M. - Notes - married Robert Andrews; Eliz's Will - gets one fifth of EC's estate


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Treadwell, M. - Notes - married William Abel


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Treadwell, M. - Notes - married Edward Westfield;  Registers of St Faith - born 8 May 1656; baptized 18 May 1656.


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Will - assumed to be the wife of Thomas Bassett [ST/2:0512]; IGI - baptized 20 Aug 1653, St Dunstan in the West; father - Thomas; mother = Judith.


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Received her mother's final pension payment


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This John seems the likliest candidate for providing Patrimony to RW.


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Exor. To Humphry Gregory = brother;  Timperley 1.


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Born 16 Sep 1793; Christ's Hospital - adm.2 Apr 1802; discharged by his mother Hannah - 8 Mar 1808.


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Possibly - IGI  Baptized 3 Mar 1771, St Andrew, Holborn.


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IGI - Born 23 Sep 1811l Bapt. 18 Apr 1821 <sic>, St Mary, Newington, Surrey


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Bp. 7 Jun 1767 - St John Zachary, London.  Married - Rev.James Stovin, Rector of Rossington, Yorks. - 16 Oct 1790 - St Mary, St Marylebone


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 22 Jan 1761


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 18 Jun 1763


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 24 Jan 1765


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 14 Aug 1745


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 10 Apr 1752


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 14 Nov 1754


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 13 Feb 1756


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Bp. St Faith under St Paul - 25 Jun 1757


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I.G.I. - a John Green Booth, b. 23 Jan 1787; bapt. 23 Aug 1787, St Sepulchre, London; father John Green Booth, m. Hannah.


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JK snr was apprenticed to Rivington one year ahead of Axtell to who JK jnr was apprenticed.


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Bp. 5 Mar 1805 [I.G.I. = Frances (M)] - St Andrew, Holborn


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Bp. 26 Apr 1778 - St Faith under St Paul


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Bp. 19 Oct 1780 - St Faith under St Paul


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Bp. 10 Feb 1785 - St Faith under St Paul


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Bp. 29 May 1788 - St Faith under St Paul


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Bp. 26 Apr 1791 - St Faith under St Paul


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Bp. 15 Jan 1796 - St Faith under St Paul


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IGI - born 21 May 1767; bapt. 22 May 1767, St Martin Ludgate - f. George; m. Catharine


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IGI - born Nov 1772; bapt. 25 Nov 1772, St Martin Ludgate - f.Geoe.; m. Chathe. - Probably the wife of Thomas Davison [ST/4:1155]


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Timperley 1 - only son, Gresham professor of divinity, and curate of Wanstead, in Essex.


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Received William's final pension payment.


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Rec. Chater's Charity on behalf of father 1 Dec 1819


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Three daughtersI-in-law mentioned in will.


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Three daughters-in-law mentioned in will.


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O.D.N.B. - bapt. 2 Jun 1652, at St Mary Abchurch


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O.D.N.B. - 6 Dec 1653, at St Mary Abchurch


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Will = PROB 11/544/15 of Clifford's Inn, gent. Made 14 Jan 1715, Probate 26 Jane 1715.   See father's will.


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Fac.Off.  - Ann to Hammond Banks - 22 Dec 1712.  Marriage to Banks also mention in Willim jr.'s will.


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Fac Off - Mary to Tho. Caldicott 5 Jun 1712.  Marriage also mention in William jr.'s will.


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Will - daughter Elizabeth. A copy of this Elizabeth's will is in the file - PROB 11/1402, Marriott Quire nos. 955-1016; 14 Dec 1803. Her cousins and an aunt are mentioned, but the residuary legatee is her sister Ann and her husband Robert is the executor.


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Will - of Craven Street, Strand = Robert Withy - IGI m. on 10 Dec 1795 at St Martin in the Fields, Westminster.  Cf. LBT/2900.


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AB's will, also refers to his wife being the guardian of my children who are under age. Joan Darby's will speaks of 'all the Bell children'.


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bp.28 Apr 1668; m. Alexander Davenant, gent.


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Treadwell Notes - Regs.of St.Giles Cripplegate - born 26 Nov 1676; bapt. 27 Nov 1676.


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Treadwell Notes - Regs.of St.Giles Cripplegate - born 24 Mar 1675; bapt 4 Apr 1675.


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Treadwell Notes - Regs.of St.Giles Cripplegate - born12 Mar 1686; bapt 21 Mar 1686.


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Treadwell Notes - Regs.of St.Giles Cripplegate - born 17 May 1670; bapt. 5 Jun 1670;  buried 2 Jun 1674.


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Treadwell Notes - Regs.of St.Giles Cripplegate - 13 Mar 1668 born & bapt.; buried [feaver] 2 Jul 1669.


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Freed by patrimony - 1 Sep 1690, could not have been the John born in 1670.


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When Henry died the Court ruled that his son was to have his Christmas salary "he being very poor".


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O.D.N.B. - survived his father, died in India


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O.D.N.B. - survived his father,  a Turkey Merchant; Director of Bank of Eng, MP Calne, 1715 [Woodhead 1]


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Bapt. St.Michael Cornhill, 17 Nov 1701 - married 24 Dec 1724 Rich.Dowdeswell of St.Barts by Exch - by licence.


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Bapt. St.Michael Cornhill, 24 Oct 703 - not mentioned in will ? Dead.


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Bapt. St.Michael Cornhill, 18 Oct 1699 - buried 4 Nov 1699.


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Bapt. 16 Aug 1696 - Regs. Of St Botolph Aldersgate


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Bapt. 4 Aug 1698 - Regs. Of St Botolph Aldersgate


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Bapt. 14 Nov 1694 - Regs. Of St Botolph Aldersgate


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Bapt. 9 Jun 1701 - Regs. Of St Botolph Aldersgate


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Prob. IGI - baptized 10 Apr 1681, father - Mathew; mother - Martha, at St Margaret, Westminster


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Born 7 Feb. 1797; Christ's Hospital - adm. 9 Feb 1804; Disch. 7 Feb 1812.


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IGI - Born 6 May 1799; Bapt. 14 Jun 1799 at St Stephan Coleman Street, London


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LANE, eldest d. Died 13 Nov 1817 - The Times, 15 Nov 1817.


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Died 28 Feb 1820 - Gents.Mag.; Monthly Mag. = Harriet.


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IGI - Born 13 Jul 1807; 2 Sep 1807 at St Leonards, Streatham, Surrey


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Bapt. - St Martin in the Fields, Westminster on 27 Oct 1793


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 9 Apr 1797


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 23 Jun 1799


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 18 May 1801


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 28 May 1804


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 27 Apr 1806


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 15 May 1808


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 23 Sep 1810


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Bapt. - St Andrew, Holborn on 29 Mar 1812


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IGI - born 31 Aug 1816; bapt. 21 Jan 1818 at St Pancras, Old Church


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IGI - born 5 Dec 1817; bapt. 21 Jan 1818 at St Pancras, Old Church. Died 1895 - O.N.D.B. (2004) under his father - inherited the business


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IGI - born 1 Apr 1824; bapt. 3 Sep 1824 at St Dunstan in the West


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IGI - born 6 Nov 1826; bapt. 22 Aug 1828 at St Dunstan in the West


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IGI - born 8 Aug 1822; bapt. 3 Sep 1824 at St Dunstan in the West


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O.D.N.B. - joined the firm 1855; Cloathed in the Stationers' Company 7 Dec 1758 - died 8 Aug 1906 - left Widow £200 share in the English Stock = Felicia, died 21 Jul 1911.


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O.D.N.B. - joined the firm 1855; Cloathed in the Stationers' Company  5 Jun 1860 - died 16 Jul 1916 - left Widow £200 share in the English Stock =  Eleanor, died 14 Oct 1919


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IGI - Born 18 May 1834 - Oakfield , Wimbledon Park, Surrey, England - father = John Churchill; mother = Georgiana Toussiant <sic>; baptized 22 Jun 1834 - Weston Green Independet, Thames Ditton, Surrey, England - father = John Spriggs Morss Churchill; mother = Georgiana. Married Edward Clapton, 11 Feb 1862 at St Marys Wimbledon, Surrey.


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Census (1881) - living with parents at 51 Gloucester Terrace, aged 31, born Banstead, Surrey.


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Lond.Daily Advert. (7 Feb 1753) - 2nd d. married Mr.Hutton, woollen draper, in Cornhill on 6 Feb 1753.


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Cf.  Exors. of will for possible brothers.


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Father's Will = married to William Findlay - children


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IGI - Bp. 2 Sep 1764 at St Sepulchre, London. Parents Richard Bates and Elizabeth


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IGI - Bp. 18 Jun 1769 at St Sepulchre, London Parents Richard Bates and Elizabeth


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MT leaves all to her daughter-in-law = Amelia Ann


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I.G.I. = poss Bapt 18 Feb 729 at St.Martin's in the Fields [father = Joshua, mother = Anne]


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I.G.I. = Bapt 1 Feb 1730 at St.Martin's in the Fields


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I.G.I. = Bapt 5 Aug 1735 at Eton [mother's name not given]


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I.G.I. = Bapt 21 Jun 1738 at Eton [parents simply given as POTE]


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I.G.I. = Bapt 31 Mar 1740 at Eton [mother's name not given]


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I.G.I. = Bapt 17 May 1742 [parents simply given as POTE]


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--- William. Born 11 Apr 1793.  Bapt. 20 Jan 1796, at St.James's Church, Bath.


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Born 20 Aug 1795.  Bapt 29 Jan 1796, at St.James's Church, Bath.


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Bapt. 1 May 1777, at St.James's Church, Bath


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Bapt. 7 Oct 1778.  IGI = Marr. 25 Jun 1838 at Old Church, St.Pancras to Willaim Radnor.


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Bapt. 8 Mar 1816 at St.Mary, Newington, Surrey.


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Bapt. 15 Oct 1817 at St.Mary, Newington, Surrey.


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Bapt. 5 May 1820 at St.Mary, Newington, Surrey.


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Born 4 Aug 1788; Christ's Hospital - adm.27 Apr 1799; disch.26 Feb 1803.


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? - Will - Plomer 4. Pre-deceased father.


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IGI - A Thomas Andrew Cuxon was baptised on 8 Apr 1770 at St Botolph Bishopsgate, London - Father = Joseph; Mother = Elizabeth


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IGI - A John Cuxon was baptised on 29 Jan 1775 at St Botolph Bixhopsgate, London - Father = Joseph; Mother = Elizabeth


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Born 8 Jan 1802.  Chirst's Hospital - adm. 29 Apr 1809; disch. 23 Jan 1815, by Stephen Ponder, his grandfather, who will fprovide for him without further charge on the Hospital.


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Born 16 Feb 1817, Died 1904 - Brock & Meadows, p.30


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Born 31 May 1820; Died 1913.  Brock & Meadows, p.30.


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Will - wife of the London surgeon Mileson Hingeston - children


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Will - carried on the business (fl.1739-1756)


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Bapt. 21 Mar 1774 at St Clement Danes Westminster


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Bapt. Oct 1775 at St Clement Danes Westminster


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IGI - Bapt. 8 Mar 1766 - St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch


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IGI - Born 19 Nov 1772; Bapt 16 Dec 1772 - St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch; apparently married John Newman on 29 Oct 1799 at St Marys, Lambeth; Died 19 May 1836.


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IGI - Bapt  5 Nov 1773 - St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch; Married Harriot Pownall, 25 Jan 1800 at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch Haw, London.


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a daughter received final pension payment


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Married John Spottiswoode, father of George, William, Andrew & Robert.


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Paid final pension payment towards funeral expences


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IGI - Bapt. 22 Feb 1798 at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, London


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IGI - Born 30 Apr 1803; Bapt. 28 May 1804 at the Old Church, St Pancras, London


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Cf. Wills C:134 = poss.exor. with an Elizabeth [? a daughter]


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I.G.I. - Bapt. = Henry George - 16 Feb 1812  or  Henry Edwin Birch - 4 Dec 1814


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Born 17 Jul 1800 --- a third son (Gents.Mag); Bpt. 14 Aug 1800 - died in infancy see Gents.Mag. under father's obit.


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IGI - born - 27 Sep 1802; bapt. - 9 Nov 1802, St George the Martyr, Southwark; Will.


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IGI - born 17 Oct 1806; bapt 18 Jan 1807, St Botoloph Bishopsgate. Not mentioned in Will - son-in-law James Walbram [IGI Phebe Seyfang - James Walbran, m. 16 Aug 1824, St Stephen Walbrook & St Benet Sherehog.


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IGI - born - 12 Jul 1800; bapt. - 17 Aug 1800, St George the Martyr, Southwark; Not married at the writing of the will - 12 Nov 1846.


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IGI - bapt. - 10 Nov 1811, St Thomas Apostle, London.  Not mentioned in will.


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IGI - born - 15 Jul 1814; bapt 20 Nov 1814, St Mary, Newington, Surrey. Will = BERAGMAN [IGI = Charles Louis Bergemann, m. 13 Dec 1836, St Mark, Kennington]


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IGI - bapt - 23 Jul 1797, St Botolph without Aldersgate;  Not mentioned in will.


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IGI - born - 11 Aug 1808; bapt. - 1 Jan 1809, St Thomas Apostle, London; Will - granted admon. - large family.


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Esther Hunt - says she married Robert Taylor and prob. Cont. the p[rinting ine through Rober Edmund Taylor (R E Taylor and Son) and his son Edmund Seyfang Taylor.


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IGI - born - 28 Feb 1796; bapt. - 23 Jul 1797, St Botolph without Aldersgate; Will = STURGEON; Esther Hunt - William Sturgeon.


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IGI - Born 22 May 1818; Bpt. Old Church, St Pancras, oon 15 Nov 1820


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IGI - Born 27 Jun 1820; Bpt. Old Church, St Pancras, on 15 Nov 1820.  Will - C & T - two younger sons = Mary


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IGI - bpt. Bisham, Berkshire, on 14 Oct 1816.  Will - deceased = Mary - children Mary and Joseph


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IGI - bpt. Bisham, Berkshire, on 1 Feb 1814


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IGI - Born 29 Aug 1824; Bpt. Old Church, St Pancras, on 15 Nov 1825.  Will - C & T - two younger sons


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IGI - bpt. Bisham, Berkshire, on 13 Mar 1810.  Will - eldest son


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IGI - bpt. Bisham, Berkshire, on 19 Oct 1812


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This seems a more probably parentage than that assumed by McK 3.


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IGI - Bapt. Mar 1794 Old Jewry Presbyterian, London


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Born 16 Jun 1800. Christ's Hospital - adm. 5 Jul 1810; disch 26 Aug 1814 to his mother, who will provide him as Master; IGI = marriage of a NPR to Catherine Robson on 15 Sep 1836 at the Old Church, Saint Pancras, London.


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McK 3, p.14, but he would have been born about thirty years after his father became free?


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Apparently married William Johnson [ST/3:3596]  - Timperley 1, p.818.


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I.G.I. Birth = abt. 1786; also, bapt. 21 Feb 1790 at Friar Street Blackfriars New Jerusalemite.


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I.G.I. Birth = 20 Sep 1783; also, bapt. 29 Jun 1788 at Friar Street Blackfriars New Jerusalemite.  An H.Hindmarsh said to be eldest son (Monthly Mag.) see under Henry.


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Born 3 Sep 1789.  Bapt. 16 Jan 1794 - St.Luke, Chelsea.  Christ's Hospital - adm. 11 Mar 1802; admitted from St.Luke, Chelsea;  disch. 22 Jan 1809. Miss Plumridge, sister, 21 Pall Mall, discharged her brother from C.H.


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), pp. 106, 149-50 - aged three-and-a-half in Jul 1814. Bapt. St George, Bloomsbury


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952) - Born 19 Jun 1820; Bapt. St George, Bloomsbury; Died Aug 1904; Bur. Stoke D'Abernon, Cobham, Surrey.


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), pp. 106 & 188. Bapt. St George, Bloomsbury, married Franics Rivington [ST/4:3525]


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), p.167. Born 15 Jun 1829 - 14th child, the 12th living, and the 6th daughter born and 5th living.


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952) - Born 23 May 1823; Bapt. St George, Bloomsbury; Ded at the Rectory Bethnal Green, 19 Jan 1895; Bur. Woking Cemetry.


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), p.106 - named after her aunt. Bapt. St George, Bloomsbury


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), pp.107, 110 & 117.  Born 1814; Bapt. 27 Jul 1814, Died 17 Jan 1815. Bur. 21 Jan 1815 St George-in-the-Fields


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Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952) - Born 21 Jan 1813; Bapt St Bride's; Died 12 Nov 1891 at Kingston on Thames.


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Wills B:341. IGI - Married William Kishere - 15 Jun 1829, St Bride Fleet Street


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Bapt. 19 Feb 1770, Sherborne Abbey. Drowned 1 Jan 1813 [G.M.]


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Bapt. 24 Nov 1765, Sherborne Abbey.  Died 1822 at Sherborne.


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Poss. IGI - St. Botolph without Aldgate - 20 Apr 1761


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Poss. IGI - St. Botolph without Aldgate - 30 Sep 1762


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Poss. IGI - St. Botolph without Aldgate - 24 May 1764


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Poss. IGI - St. Botolph without Aldgate - 17 Dec 1765


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Poss. IGI - St. Botolph without Aldgate - 9 Oct 1767


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Poss. IGI - St. Botolph without Aldgate - 1 Aug 1769


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Pension paid to her on mother's death, towards funeral expences


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Cf. Timperley, C.H. (1842) quoted under sources.


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Cf.Beadle's Book, p.557 says Edward is the son of John, cloathed in 1769, but 61 years between the cloathings seems rather a long time.  Maybe he is the son of John [ST/3:8467] and grandson of this John.


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Potter 1 - Married William Crawford [LBT/241]]


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The Bookseller, Apr. 1858 - 'only surviving children are two daughters'.


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Bapt. 18 Jul 1710 - St Sepulchre ;  Treadwell, M. - Notes - d. regs.. St James Clerkenwell, 26 Dec 1710


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O.D.N.B. (2004) - (1778-1802)[Baylen & Gossman 1 = "in 1780 a son was born and christened Henry"; but see I.G.I. Bapt - 17 Sep 1778 at St Botolph without Aldgate


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O.D.N.B. (2004) - (b.1792); Bapt. - 18 Mar 1792 at St Botolph Bishopsgate


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IGI - bp. 3 Oct 1720, St Martin Ludgate; Treadwell, M. - Notes = Thomas Whitledge a child - buried 17 Nov 1723, St Martin Ludgate


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IGI - b. 23 Aug 1719; bp. 29 Aug 1719, St Martin Ludgate


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IGI - b.31 Mar 1723; bp. 7 Apr 1723, St Martin Ludgate


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IGI - b. 30 Apr 1726; bp. 19 May 1726, St Martin Ludgate


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Treadwell, M. - Notes = bp.15 Nov 1721, St Martin Ludgate & Robert Whitledge a child - buried 10 Jun 1723, St Martin Ludgate - Could this death, however, be the earlier Robert?


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though McK 3, subsequently says he was turned over to "his father" Richard


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IGI - Bapt. 15 Mar 1797 at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, London


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(Polly); Married in 1757 to Philip Ditcher, a Bath surgeon. Died a widow in 1783.


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(Patty); Married in 1762 to Edward Bridgen.


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(Sally); Married a surgeon named Crowther.


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First wife of Samuel Richardson [ST/3:8791].


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Born 2 May 1800, Bapt. 19 Oct 1800, St.Mary Newington, Surrey


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Born 16 Feb 1810, Bapt. 10 Jun 1810, St. Mary Newington, Surrey


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Bapt.13 Aug 1815, St.Mary Newington, Surrey [a boy].


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Bapt. 20 Jul 1817, St.Mary Newington, Surrey


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Bapt. 21 Apr 1822, St.Mary Newington, Surrey


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Bapt. 29 Sep 1824, St.Mary Newington, Surrey


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Will; IGI - born 14 Nov 1815; bapt. 2 Dec 1815 - St Bride, Fleet Street


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Will; IGI - born 1 Dec 1809; bapt. 2 Dec 1815 - St Bride, Fleet Street


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IGI - Bapt. 22 Jun 1817 St Michael, Cambridge (f. - Joseph)


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IGI - Bapt. 19 Feb 1819 St Michael, Cambridge (f.- Joseph)


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IGI - Bapt. 17 Oct 1820 St Michael, Cambridge (f.- Joseph Jonathan)


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IGI - Bapt. 29 Dec 1822 St Michael, Cambridge (f.- Joseph Jonathan)


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IGI - Bapt. 22 Jul 1824 St Michael, Cambridge (f.- Joseph Jonathan)


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IGI - Bapt. 15 Jan 1827 St Benedict's, Cambridge (f.- Joseph Jonathan)


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IGI - Bapt. 9 May 1829 St Benedict's, Cambridge (f. - Joseph Jonathan)


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IGI - Bapt. 1810 at St Leonards, Streatham, Surrey


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O.D.N.B. (2004)- (1818-1860); IGI - An Edward David was born on 1 Mar 1818 to Edward Evans and Ann Elizabeth Sowley Evans


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Watt Info. - Marr. Elizabeth Ann Pewtress, 4 Apr 1837 - "within twelve months she beacmae a wife, a mother and a widow" - he "died happily, aged twenty-two year".  Son Rest - " a worthy youth, --- served his appr. to Messrs King and Loader, Stat., London.


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Watt Info. - Marr. Dr.Reid [ "of Philadelph, a most able, conscientious Christian physician"]; died 1856.


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Watt Info. - Marr. Mr.Smith ["of New York"]; eleven children.


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Watt Info. - Marr. Rev.T.F.Curtis ["Prof. Of Theology in the Baptist College at Lewisburgh, Pensylvania."]


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Eldest Son (1839-1916).  Went to Dunedin in 1874 and followed the printing trade - Hilda McDonnell's mother's grandfather.


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Bpt. 8 Oct 1826 - St.Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey


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Bpt. 10 Jul 1825 - St.Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey


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Bpt. 5 Apr 1829 - St.Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey


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Bpt. 24 Dec 1834 - St.Mary Magdalene, Bermondsey


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Bpt. 24 Feb 1833 - St.George the Martyr, Southwark


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Bpt.16 Jan 1835 - St.George the Martyr, Southwark


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IGI - Born 11 Dec 1857 - Crouch End, Hornsey, London. ???  Said to be 29 in the 1881 census = 1851/2. Census (1881) b. Highbury, Middlesex.


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IGI - Born 4 Jul 1853 - Crouch End, Hornsey, London. Census (1881) b. Highbury, Middlesex.


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IGI - Born 31 Dec 1854 - Crouch End, Hornsey, London. Census (1881) b. Highbury, Middlesex.


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IGI - Born 26 Jun 1857 - Crouch End, Hornsey, London.


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Gents.Mag (Dec 1804) - born on Nov 17 (1804), to the wife of Mr.Gold in Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, two daughters.


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IGI - Born 30 May 1812; Bapt. 14 Jul 1812 at the Old Church, St Pancras, London


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I.G.I. - Born - 16 Aug 1839; Bapt. - 15 Sep 1839, St Anne, Soho, Westminster. Prob. Married Jane Lydia Stuttle on 18 Jun 1856 at St Dunstan, Stepney.


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I.G.I. - Born - 2 Jul 1848; Bapt. - 13 Aug 1849, St Luke. Westminster.


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I.G.I. - Born - 28 May 1850; Bapt. - 27 Jun 1852, St Luke, Westminster.


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I.G.I. - Born 18 Mar 1852; Bapt - 27 Jun 1852, St Luke, Westminster.


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I.G.I. - Born 11 Dec 1853; Bapt. - 12 Mar 1854, St.Luke, Westminster.


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I.G.I. - Born 16 Dec 1855; Bapt. - 16 Mar 1856, St Luke, Westminster.


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Foster = Married 18 Jun 1839 to Edward HILTON. Died 6 Nov 1857.


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Foster - Married 22 Mar 1849 to George PARBURY - 3 sons & daughter


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Foster - Married 27 Jun 1863 to Rev.George M.GAY.


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IGI - Bapt. 5 Apr 1827 at St John, Burslem, Staffordshire


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IGI - Bp. 18 Apr 1854 - Old St Pancras, London


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IGI - Bp 7 Apr 1853 - Old St Pancras, London.  Rev.


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IGI - Bp. 25 Jun 1861 - Old St Pancras, London


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Hug.Sco., xxvi [Savoy Regs.] Born - 2 Feb 1722; Bapt. - 2 Feb 1722.


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St/Clement Danes, Bur. "Peter Dunoyer, a bookseller's child"


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Hug.Soc., xxvi (Savoy Regs.) Born - 5 Aug 1716; Bapt. - 9 Aug 1716.


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Hug.Soc., xxvi [Savoy Regs.] Born - 23 Jan 1718; Bapt. - 21 Jan 1718.


CommentChild:
Born - 8 Nov 1719; Bapt. - 12 Nov 1710; parraine - Pierre Michon; marraine - Anne Maret.


CommentChild:
Born -25 Jan 1712; Bapt. - 4 Feb 1712; parraines - Jean Cazalet & Colombe Brodeau.


CommentChild:
Born - 8 Feb 1717; Bapt. - 13 Feb 1717; parraine - Peirre Cazalet; marraine - Mlle.Marguerite Faure.


CommentChild:
Born - ?; Bapt - 1 Feb 1719; parraine - Etienne Ebrard; marraine - Susanne Livac


CommentChild:
Mentioned in father's will but by-passed in favour of his children.


CommentChild:
Hug.Soc., xxvi (Savoy Regs.) 5 Jul 1705 - Catherine, d. of Paul, libraire dans le Strand vis-a vis de Bedfor House par of St.Clement & Joice - parraine - Francois Vaillant , marraine - Catherine Wilson & Catherine Essex.


CommentChild:
IGI - poss. A John Otridge, father - William; mother - Mary, is recorded as being born on 14 Nov 1769 Eagle Street Red Lion Square Baptist, Holborn.


CommentChild:
IGI - baptized - 8 Mar 1818 at Old Church, St Pancras


CommentChild:
IGI - baptized - 4 Nov 1810 at St Andrew, Holborn


CommentChild:
IGI - baptized - 26 Sep 1813 at Old Church, St Pancras


CommentChild:
IGI - born, 26 Jul 1815; baptized - 13 Aug 1815 Pentonville, London


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - probably his son - continued the business at the same address.


CommentChild:
Possible - IGI - born 1 Jun 1766; baptized - 7 Jul 1766 at St Vedast Foster Lane & St Michael Le Querne; father = Butler Clowes; mother = Susanna


CommentChild:
Possible - IGI - born 11 Oct 1756; baptized - 31 Oct 1756 at St Vedast Foster Lane & St Michael Le Querne; father - Butler Cloews; mother = Susanna


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - became professor in the college of Boulogne


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - 1751-1830, printer and founder of Donaldson's Hospital - only one to survive chilhood


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 21 Jan 1829 at St John, Burslem, Staffordshire; Married Septimus Bourne, 13 Oct 1863 at South Wingfield, Derby


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b. 5 Jul 1804; bp.Nov 1804, Christ Church Greyfriars


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b. 12 Jan 1812; bp. 5 May 1812, Christ Church Greyfriars


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b.2 May 1814; bp. 10 Nov 1814, Christchurch Greyfriars


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b. 2 Apr 1816; Bo. 13 Sep 1816, Christchurch Greyfriars; d. 21 Mar 1817


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b. 2 Nov 1817; bp. 15 Apr 1818, Christchurch Greyfriars; d. 1 Aug 1818


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B. 23 Jun 1819, bp. 27 Oct 1819, Christchurch Greyfriars


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eldest son, lieuteneant of marines, --- died at Chatham, in his twentieth year, December 14, 1779.


CommentChild:
Married Mr.Pearson the celebrated glass stainer.


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - Born 28 Jul 1770 - 'a fine Girl', although she must have died in infancy.


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. (under father)= Buried at Turnham Green 24 Jan 1828


CommentChild:
D.N.B. (under father) = 1773-1794 - married Thommas Wainewright of Chiswick - only child = Thomas Griffiths Wainewright, "Janus Weathercock," the forger and poisoner.


CommentChild:
the actor - the seventh son, born 28 Jun 1776.


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 14 Apr 1830 at St John Burslem, Staffordshire; Married William Henry Folker, 30 Apr 1857 at Weston upon Trent, Staffordshire


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B.; IGI - baptized 5 Mar 1788 at St James, Westminster


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B.; IGI - born 15 Sep 1789; baptized 1 Nov 1789 at St James, Westminster


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O.D.N.B.; IGI - baptized 17 May 1795 at St James, Westminster


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IGI - baptized 25 Feb 1798 at St James, Westminster


CommentChild:
Died 2 Mar 1789 aet.19  - Gents.Mag., Lond.Daily Advert. = at Writtle, Essex; Musgrave, vol.1, p.149.


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 23 Feb 1832 at St John, Burslem, Staffordshire


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 27 Mar 1834 at Hanley, Staffordshire


CommentChild:
IGI  - bapt. 15 Jun 1831 at St Pancras Old Church. Unmarried in the 1881 census and living with her mother in Hastings.


CommentChild:
IGI - born 31 Dec 1833; bapt. 5 Feb 1834 at St Pancras Old Church.


CommentChild:
IGI - born 23 Dec 1835; bapt. 28 Jul 1837 at St Pancras Old Church. Died 1897


CommentChild:
Wills - m. = John Blacquiere, 31 Dec 1716, see Further Notes


CommentChild:
IGI - Born - 29 Sep 1811; Bapt. - 25 Oct 1811 - St Giles, Cripplegate, London - mentioned in Frederick's will


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. - 19 May 1815 - St Giles, Cripplegate, London - mentioned in Frederick's will, not yet of age.


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - (1809-1881), became a partner in the Holborn Hill firm.


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 6 Sep 1694; baptized 27 Sept 1694; J.C.'s Will - whom I fully advanced in Marriage; married Joseph Darmer, M.P. for Dorchester 1722-27 on 6 Dec 1714


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 16 Sep 1695; baptized 22 Sep 1695; buried 17 Oct 1695


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 7 Sep 1696; baptized 29 Sep 1696; J.C.'s Will; married Magdalen, dau. Of William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury and died in 1755.


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 10 Oct 1697;  baptized 28 Oct 1697; buried 23 Nov 1697


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 8 Jan 1699; baptized 18 Jan 1699; J.C.'s Will


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 10 Feb 1700; baptized 5 Mar 1700; buried 31 Aug 1700


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 20 Apr 1701; baptized 7 May 1701; J.C.'s Will; married Sarah, only dau. Of John Lowndes Esq., of Kent.


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 27 Mar 1703; baptized 18 Apr 1703; J.C.'s Will


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 11 Nov 1706; baptized 26 Nov 1706; J.C.'s Will


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 17 Mar 1708; baptized 24 Mar 1708; possible buried 18 Feb 1712 - father John Churchill


CommentChild:
St Gregory - born 23 Jan 1710; baptized 12 Feb 1710; buried 27 Jan 1711


CommentChild:
Possible - St Gregory - buried 13 Apr 1711 - father John Churchill


CommentChild:
Will; Great 3 grandfather of J.V.Green - a goldbeater of Shoe Lane, He married Elizabeth Keep in 1783 and his will was proved 13 Aug 1811 (PROB 11/1525; Crickett Quire Numbers: 360-423; Img.Ref. 309/253); his son John Simon Vandenbergh, bapt. 12 Mar 1788, goldbeater , jeweller, then a chemist at Queens Road Dalston, see - Gentleman of Queens Row, Queens Road, Dalston, Middlesex was proved on 27 Mar 1845 [Prob 11/2015; 6 Quire numbers: 251-300; Img. Ref. 31/31]; his son John wrote plays (manuscript collection of British Library).


CommentChild:
Will - possilby dead before his father made the codicil to his will on 8 Aug 1807; J.V.Green


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 18 Aug 1758 - St Martin in the Fields; J.V.Green


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 11 Nov 1759 - St Martin in the Fields; J.V.Green - married John Quick from a Dutch family of printers and engravers, 29 May 1791, St Botolph Bishopsgate - Vandenburg Quick family were printers and engravers centred around Bowling Green, Clerkenwell in the 19th century..


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 11 Jun 1767 - St Martin in the Fieldsl J.V.Green


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 1 Aug 1768 - St Martin in the Fields; J.V.Green


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 13 Jan 1770 - St Martin in the Fields; J.V.Green


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 25 Mar 1771 - St Martin in the Fields; J.V.Green


CommentChild:
J.V.Green - married James Brown, 25 Dec 1783 St George, Hanover Square (Harleian Records). J.B. witness to the codicil of S.V.'s will


CommentChild:
Spinster a the time of father's will was written - 24 Aug 1844


CommentChild:
Married to Edward Coleman Nunneley, Linen Draper of Edmonton


CommentChild:
EJG's will - an Edward James is listed as a bookbinder in Shoe Lane [15] in P.O.Dir. (1851)


CommentChild:
EJG's will - wife of Thomas MOTHERSOLE - "a steady middle-aged man" at the time of the will.


CommentChild:
I.G.I. - Bapt. at St Martin in the Fields, Westminster on 25 Dec 1815


CommentChild:
Prior of the English Carthusians at Nieuwpoort in Flanders


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B.(2004) - (1801-1870) - carried on the violin and cello-making tradition, Frith Street and later at 13 Macclesfield Street, Soho


CommentChild:
Paid Wright's Charity on 3 Jan 1814 after her father's death.


CommentChild:
Regs. St.Giles Cripplegate - b. 20 Aug 1719 ; bapt. 30 Aug 1719.


CommentChild:
Regs. St.Giles Cripplegate - b. 16 ?Sep 1721; bapt 4 Oct 1721


CommentChild:
Regs. St.Giles Cripplegate - b.5 Dec 1723; bapt 28 Dec 1723; bur.24 Nov 1728.


CommentChild:
Regs. St.Giles Cripplegate - b 28 Jul 1726; bapt 14 Aug 1726; bur.27 Sep 1726.


CommentChild:
Regs. St.Giles Cripplegate - b.30 Nov 1727; bpt 10 Dec 1727; bur.9 Nov 1728.


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - (1811-1829) was born in Paris


CommentChild:
Poss. IGI - bp.30 Nov 1785, St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch, London


CommentChild:
Poss. IGI - bp. 6 Oct 1793, St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch, London


CommentChild:
Poss. IGI - b. 28 dec 1796; bp. 24 Jan 1797, St Edmund the King & Martyr, Lombard Street, London


CommentChild:
Poss. IGI - bp.5 Jul 1789, St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch, London


CommentChild:
Poss. IGI - bp. 12 Jul 1791, St Mary Woolnoth & Woolchurch, London


CommentChild:
Poss - IGI - b. 21 Jun 1724; bp.12 Jul 1724, St Martin Ludgate


CommentChild:
Poss - IGI - b. 9 Oct 1725; bp. 7 Nov 1725, St Martin Ludgate


CommentChild:
Poss - IGI - b. 4 Feb 1728; bp. 14 Feb 1727, St Martin Ludgate


CommentChild:
Poss - IGI - b, 6 Jul 1729; bp. 27 Jul 1729, St Martin Ludgate


CommentChild:
Poss - IGI - b.27 Aug 1730; bp. 6 Sep 1730, St Martin Ludgate


CommentChild:
Born 2 Aug 1799. Christ's Hospital - adm. 22 Nov 806; died 12 Aug 1807 in the sock ward of a decline.


CommentChild:
Born 18 May 1802.  Chirst's Hospital - adm. 13 Dec 1809; disch. 13 May 1817, father- one of the Beadle's of the House, who will provide her a mistress


CommentChild:
Will - makes it clear that she married a James Benson, who was surely the James Benson [LBT/16422] who had been her father's  apprentice.


CommentChild:
Rasmussen - Bapt. 30 Sep 1810, St Botolph, Bishopsgate - probably died young


CommentChild:
IGI & Rasmussen - Born 23 Feb 1814; Bapt. 10 Apr 1814 [St Bololph, Bishopsgate] - died 19 Feb 1815


CommentChild:
IGI & Rasmussen - Bapt. 19 Nov 1815, St Botolph Bishopsgate


CommentChild:
IGI & Rasmussen - Bapt. 10 Oct 1819, St Botolph Bishopsgate


CommentChild:
IGI & Rasmussen - Bapt. 28 Jul 1822, St Botolph Bishopsgate


CommentChild:
IGI & Rasmussen - Bapt. 30 Jan 1825, St Botolph Bishopsgatge - died 10 Apr 1831


CommentChild:
IGI & Rasmussen [see note] - Bapt 2 Mar 1827 - St Leonard's Shoreditch - See also Todd (1972)


CommentChild:
IGI - Born 20 Apr 1803; Baptized 24 Jul 1803 at St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey - father = Edward Pars; mother = Ann Maria


CommentChild:
IGI - Born 22 Sep 1807; Baptized 9 Oct 1807 at St Saviour, Southwark, Surrey - father = Edward Pars; mother = Ann Maria. Said to be a printer


CommentChild:
IGI - Baptized 22 Jan 1816 at St Clement Danes, Westminster - father = Edward Pars; mother Ann. Married to George Milne, 8 Decd 1836, St Clement Danes - Andrew Milne's  great great great grandmother.


CommentChild:
IGI - Baptized 14 Mar 1817 at St Clement Danes, Westminster - father = Edward Pars; mother Maria.


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 13 Jun 1803; R.W. - (Born c.1802, d. Jun 1857 St Giles 1b/219) was a printer and engraver. There are references to him Birmingham trade directories; and his eldest son Frederick John was also a printer and engraver (bapt. 25 Sep 1820 and died between the 1891 an 1901 censuses). He lived in South London. F.J. had 8 children, and his son Hern (b.1846) was also an engraver.


CommentChild:
R.W.- ([IGI] Bapt. St Andrew, Holborn 17 Mar 1803 Islington 1b.240) was a bookbinder.


CommentChild:
R.W. - ([IGI] Bapt. St Andrew, Holborn 20 Sep 1792) posssibly married an Henry Smith on 16 Jan 1817 at All Hallows, London Wall.


CommentChild:
R.W. - lived with her father in Myddleton Street Clerkenwell and died a few months after his death in 1838.


CommentChild:
IGI = Bapt. 13 Jun 1803, St Andrew, Holborn; R.W. - (Born c. 1803 - Holborn)


CommentChild:
R.W. - married Robert Johnson of Montague Terrace, Hackney on 26 Aug 1848 - his father = John Johnson, a printer.


CommentChild:
IGI - Born 13 Jan 1832; Bapt. 12 Fe b 1832; R.W. - married Ann Holden, St Brides, 20 Sep 1848. Compositor.


CommentChild:
Poss - IGI - b.2 Feb 1733; bp. 7 Feb 1733, St Martin Ludgate


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 7 Mar 1790, St Giles Cripplegate


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 16 Oct 1791, St Giles Cripplegate


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 11 Dec 1796, St Giles Cripplegate


CommentChild:
IGI - Bapt. 11Jan 1795, St Giles Cripplegate


CommentChild:
IGI - a Charles Thomas William B., born 19 Jul 1800; bapt. 6 Dec 1801, St Martin in the Fields - f. Franics; m. Harriet


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 2 Jun 1813, St Mary, Newington, Surrey - f.= T.H.B.; m. = Ann B.


CommentChild:
- married Thomas Williams, bookseller, of Little Britain [Plomer, H.R. (1907)]


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - bapt. Temple Church - 29 Dec 1653; bur. St Dunstan's 5 Jan 1655


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - born 9 Apr 1656; bapt 22 Apr 1656


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - born 6 Oct 1659; bapt 13 Oct 1659


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - born 1694, subsequently married Thomas Fitzgerald, 1718, St Margaret's, Westminster


CommentChild:
Fellow of All Souls' College, Oxford; Will


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. m. 1st. Jonas Hinde of Shoreditach; 2nd. John Bradford [LBT/14964]


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. -  (1566-1628) - Aristotelian scholar and Church of England clergyman


CommentChild:
Assumed on the basis of the will of 9 May 1612


CommentChild:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - who appears to have gone to America


CommentChild:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - not a stationer


CommentChild:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - married George Latham [LBT/


CommentChild:
- the Gt-gt-gr-father of Olwen Long. - Solicitor, born about 1799 Chelsea [s; census]; married Harriet Nethersole 1823, died 1887 Shaldon, Devon aged 87.


CommentChild:
- ??? Possibly the Eliza who married Dan Harley, 1832, St George's, Hanover Square


CommentChild:
- born about 1805 , Quebec Street, Marylebone; died 1883, Westbourne Parke, London aged 78. Married first in 1825 William Dickenson Nethersole, solicitor; Married second in 1849 Howard Staunton [the famous chess player].


CommentChild:
- born about 1806; died 1871 in Kensington, aged 64. Married Francis Faldgate, barrister-at-law.


CommentChild:
- born about 1808, Marylebone; died 1899, aged 90. Did not marry.


CommentChild:
- architect, born about 1811, Marylebone; died 1879, Charterhouse, aged 68. Did not marry.


CommentChild:
- born about 1813, St Pancras or Marylebone; died 1900, Kensington, aged 86. Married William Mark Faldgate.


CommentChild:
- WAS's will; IGI born - 1 Aug 1798; baptized - 12 Sep 1798, St Clement Danes, Westminster. IGI - a Samuel Tudor m. a Mary Scripps, 9 Aug 1827, Stone by Darford, Kent.


CommentChild:
- WAS's will - Harl.Soc.Reg., vol.22, p.244 - married 29 Aug 1822, St George, Hanover Square = Samuel Deacon, B., of St Sepulchre, with the consent of her father & mother William Armiger Scripps & Mary Scripps.


CommentChild:
Bapt. 20 Jan 1695, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 11 May 1697


CommentChild:
Bapt. 29 Dec 1695, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 19 May 1697


CommentChild:
Bapt. 14 Mar 1697, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 13 Nov 1701


CommentChild:
Bapt. 10 Jun 1698, St Botolphs Aldersgate; - married Samuel Richardson [LBT/23064]


CommentChild:
Bapt. 2 Jul 1699, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 18 Sep 1699


CommentChild:
Bapt. 26 Oct 1701, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 15 Jan 1602


CommentChild:
Bapt. 25 Jul 1703, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 17 Aug 1703


CommentChild:
Bapt. 14 Dec 1704, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 16 Dec 1704


CommentChild:
Bapt. 21 Jul 1706, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 11 Oct 1706


CommentChild:
Bapt. 17 Aug 1707, St Botolphs Aldersgate; Bur. 12 Mar 1708


CommentChild:
Bapt. 1 Jul 1768 - St Giles Cripplegate, London


CommentChild:
Poss. Bapt. 21 Aug 1771 - St Giles Cripplegate, London - f. = John, m. = Margaret


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 8 Dec 1749 - St Martin Outwich, London


CommentChild:
IGI - St Giles Cripplegate - Bapt. 21 Jun 1654 - Treadwell - "Bur." 3 Nov 1660 - consumption


CommentChild:
IGI - St Giles Cripplegate - Bapt. 11 Jul 1655 - Died 15 May 1656 - Treadwell - measles


CommentChild:
IGI - St Giles Cripplegate - Bapt. 18 Mar 1662 - Treadwell - "Bur." 12 May 1662 - overlaid


CommentChild:
IGI - St Giles Cripplegate - Bapt 18 Mar 1662 - Treadwell - "Bur." 22 May 1662 - ?


CommentChild:
IGI - ST Giles Cripplegate - Bapt 8 Sep 1663 - Treadwell - "Bur." 5 Mar 1664 - consumption


CommentChild:
IGI - St Giles Cripplegate - Born 27 Dec 1664; Bapt. 17 Jan 1665 - Treadwell - St Bartholomew the Great - "Bur." 13 Aug 1666


CommentChild:
O.D.N.B. - (1566-1628) - Aristotelian scholar and Church of England clergy man


CommentChild:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p

McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - believed to be son of Henry Rocheforth [LBT/30741]


CommentChild:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - baptized in Edinburgh 26 Sep 1596


CommentChild:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - H. matriculated in 1551 so he is unlikely to have been the child of Robert's second marriage in 1546.


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. St Sepulchre, 9 Oct 1763. Married to John Smith Willcox, St Sepulchre, 20 Mar 1784. JSM died Apr 1786 leaving young widow and infant son.


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. St Sepulchre, 19 Jul 1767. Married David Simpson [LBT/30820]


CommentChild:
IGI - bapt. 2 Jan 1776. Not mentioned in will written on 17 Aug 1790.


CommentChild:
IGI - b. 24 Jan 1805 - Dr Williams Library; f = Benjamin; m = Mary


CommentChild:
IGI - b. 14 Sep 1806 - Dr Williams Library; f = Benjamin; m = Mary; also a Martha Tucker married a James Sherman on 3 Mar 1835.


CommentChild:
Bapt. 30 Dec 1797 - St Michael Paternoster


CommentChild:
Bapt. 16 Feb 1799 - St Michael Paternoster


CommentChild:
Bapt. 26 Apr 1800 - St Michael Paternoster


CommentChild:
Paul White - youngest son, born 28 Feb 1771.


CommentChild:
IGI - a JTB was baptized at St Andrew, Holborn on 14 Jul 1795 - f. = John Bird; m. = Susanna.


CommentChild:
Mary Currel wife of Chritopher, printer of St Andrew Holborn, admitted to Endell Street Lying in Hospital, 29 Nov 1798. Ellen, born 30 Nov 1798; bapt. 6 Dec 1798, died 10 Dec 1798; Mary discharged 15 Dec 1798; buried 13 Jan 1799


CommentChild:
Bapt. - 20 Nov 1803, St Andrew, Holborn - f. Christopher; m. Frances - Plumtree Court


CommentChild:
Bapt. - 2 Jul 1805, St Bride, Fleet Street - f. Christopher; m. Frances - Daws Court [1]; poss. Marriage - Christ Church Greyfriars, Newgate 23 Octg 1829 = Sarah Maria Herring, widow same parish.


CommentChild:
Bapt. - 20 Dec 1808, St Andrew, Holborn - f. Christopher; m. Frances - Gunpowder Alley


CommentChild:
Bapt. - 2 Jun 1811, St Andrew, Holborn - f. Christopher; m. Frances - Union Court


CommentChild:
Bapt. - 24 Aug 1814, St Andrew, Holborn - f. Christopher, printer; m. Frances - Plumtree Court


CommentChild:
Born - 22 Nov 1815; Bapt. - 14 Jun 1822, St Bride, Fleet Street - m. Frances Corrall


# DEATHS

CommentDd:
An Elizabeth Talbot's death reported to the Pension Court


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert. (18 May  1762) = On Saturday [15] May died -- a stationer in the Borough, formerly of london-bridge.


CommentDd:
The Times, 11 June 1868 - "on the 9th instant, at the residence of his daughter, 38, Mildmay Park, Mr.Effingham Willson, in the 85th year of his age".


CommentDd:
Died after 30 Mar 1585 when payment was received by the Company from him - (Arber, ii, 440) and before 6 Dec 1585 when his apprentice John Proctor was turned over to Henry Carre (Arber, ii, 137).


CommentDd:
Rob Whiteman = Henry James, d. Jun 1887 Islington 1b.240.


CommentDd:
A.Le B. (1911), p.76; but Cf. - The Times (8 Aug 1818) - Died on Friday, the 7th instant [7 Aug], in the 76th year of his age, Francis Newbery, Esq., of St.Paul's Churchyard.  See Further Notes


CommentDd:
<>Administation - in St.Gregory's Parish, London.


CommentDd:
Tyacke - C.L.R.O. Common Serjeant's Book 6, Box 47 f.57b.


CommentDd:
Plomer; 'London Evening-Post', 9-11 Apr 1767.


CommentDd:
His apprentice James Hands [ST/3:3613], was turned-over "on his death"


CommentDd:
Hist.of Times, vol.1, p.79 = at Teddington; .


CommentDd:
New Monthly Mag., no.20 (Sep 1815), p.169. = [Died] In Gower Street, aged 67 years, ---, formerly bookseller in New Bond Street.


CommentDd:
Cf. Tyacke, S. (1978), p.113 under Christopher Browne.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert. (10 Aug 1775) = on Tuesday evening [8 Aug] --- bookseller, in Cornhill, in partnership with John Sewell, by whom the business is carried on.


CommentDd:
- at Mareland House, near Bentley, Hampshire


CommentDd:
Lond. Mag. 1761, p.505  - in Russell St. house.


CommentDd:
The Times = at Kensington Gore, in her 73rd year;  Sir William Collins


CommentDd:
Date of marriage licence for second marriage to Elizabeth Knight.


CommentDd:
English Stock dividends paid upto and including December 1650.


CommentDd:
E. S. - Dividend< > re-allocation of Share


CommentDd:
At Chilthorne Domer, where Christopher Browne had retired c.1712 - [Tyacke 1 - Somerset Record Office].


CommentDd:
Date of the turn-over of Edward Hall [ST/3:4455] on "Mrs.Janeway's death"


CommentDd:
D.N.B. - " survived her husband until the close of 1717, dying in the parish of St.Margaret, Westminster".


CommentDd:
Apprentices turned over "on Mary Helder's death".


CommentDd:
<>Buried  Death reported to the Pension Court on 28 Sep 1731, which is the reason for the identification of this pensioner.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of.  Monthly Mag.; Maxted 10 = Died in Duke-street, West Smithfield, suddently, aged 50, Mrs.S.Adlard, relict of the laste Mr.J Adlard, --- mother of a large and intersting family (MM May 1820, 375)


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court, as was her husband's,  share disposed of.


CommentDd:
1 Apr 1802 - death reported to the Court and share disposed of.


CommentDd:
1 Feb 1820 - death reported to the Court


CommentDd:
1 Dec 1829 = reported to the Court; Probate = 12 Dec 1829.


CommentDd:
6 Feb 1827 - reported to the Court; Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.811, footnote = aged 91.


CommentDd:
Ball; Timperley, C.H. (1842) - 23 Oct 1795.


CommentDd:
GNDA (11 Mar 1777) Yesterday [10 Mar] died at her house at Highbury-place, Islington Mrs.Elizabeth Hitch, relict of Charles Hitch, Esq., late of East Ham, Essec, and formerly a bookseller in Paternoster row.


CommentDd:
Death reported to the Court. Adiministration = 28 Apr 1823


CommentDd:
7 Mar 1820 - reported to the Court; Monthly Mag.(20 Apr 1820) = Died in Gower-street, 88 --- but no date; probate = 18 Jul 1820


CommentDd:
2 Aug 1836 - reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentDd:
<>Buried   Cruttwell 1, p.65.   Reported to the Court and share disposed of on 1 Aug 1826.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentDd:
See "Charities and Benefactions ---", 1868, p.29.


CommentDd:
Wills C:350; Beadle's Book,, p.649 = Nov 1875.


CommentDd:
<>Administation - 7 Sep 1813 - reported to the Court


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court; Probate = 13 Dec 1823.


CommentDd:
Died before death of her husband Samuel [Plomer].


CommentDd:
Univ.Daily Reg. (15 Aug 1786) = 12 Aug - "Saturday".


CommentDd:
Death reported to the Court; probate = 11 Nov 1820


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court; Beadle's Book, = Jan 1840


CommentDd:
H.L.G. bequeathed all his property to his wife Jane --- She must have died after the date of his will and before his death, when he was described as a Widower.  Cf. Gents.Mag. Comments - Further Notes - under H.L.G.


CommentDd:
English Stock evidence; Probate = 2 Apr 1801


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court; Probate = 4 Mar 1813


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court; Beadle's Book,, p.657 = Jun 1839


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (25 Mar 1776) = On Friday [22 Mar] died Mrs. Hawes, relict of the late Mr.Hawes, Bookseller in Paternoster-row; GNDA (25 Mar 1776) = died after a lingering illness.


CommentDd:
Wills.C:27; cf. Beadle's Book, p.605 = October 1849.


CommentDd:
C.B.4 Aug 1834 - reported to the Court and share disposed of.  Letter from a Mr.Smith gives date of death.


CommentDd:
John Dobyns [ST/3:4835], apprentice, was turned over on the death of his mistress to Mary Lapley [ST/3:4837].


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate. Reported to the Pension Court 21 Jun 1803


CommentDd:
The Times (21 Jul 1808) - Died on Tuesdy the 19th inst. At Southwood Highgate, in her 69th year, Mrs.Longman, widow of the late Thomas Longman, Esq., of Hampstead.


CommentDd:
GNDA (19 Apr 1773) = last Saturday morning [17 Apr] died after along illness, Mrs.Dixwell, wife of Mr.Dixwell, printer in St.Martin's-lane, near Charing Cross.


CommentDd:
G.N.D.A. 5 Mar 1774 = Died on Thursday evening suddenly, Mars Bathurst, wife of Mr Bathurst, bookseller, in Fleet-street.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (20 Mar 1761) = Yesterday evening [19 Mar] died Mrs.Osborne, wife of Mr.Osborne, bookseller, in Gray's Inn.


CommentDd:
Buried.   McKenzie & Ross, p.23. "at the age of forty-four"


CommentDd:
McKenzie & Ross, p.27 = "at the age of eighty-one --- had been living in the parish of St Sepulchre in Cambridge, possibly with her sister, Elizabeth Graves, who was granted administration of her estate on 13 June".


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert.  - see Further Notes.


CommentDd:
T.J.E.'s will shows that she pre-deceased him.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (1 Feb 1780) - On Sunday - relict of the Last Mr.John Newbery, of St.Paul's Churchyard; Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.74 - aged 67; Musgrave 1 = 31 Jan 1780.


CommentDd:
Maxted 10 = Died on Tuesday night [4 Feb] after a few days illness - wife of Mr Allen, printer, in Bolt-court, Fleet-street (LDA 6 Feb 1777)


CommentDd:
Maxted 10 = Yesterday [31 Aug] died at Boxmoor, near Hemel Hempstead, in Hertfordshire --- wife of Mr Almon, late bookseller in Piccadilly (LDA 1 Sep 1781);  Timperley, C.H. (1842) = Aug.


CommentDd:
Herrmann - "died at the age of sixty-three in the year after Leigh joined forces ---"


CommentDd:
Zachs, p.126; but - Lond.Daily Advt. (26 Sep 1776) - On Sunday last [22 Sep] at Rochester.


CommentDd:
New Monthly Magazine, vol.1, no. (Jun 1814)
  [Died] In the strand, Frances, wife of Mr.E.Williams, bookseller, and eldest daughter of Rob. Neate, esq. Of Salthorp, Wilts, 51.
---


CommentDd:
Cf. Gents.Mag., (Apr 1801), p.373 = In her 6th year, of a decline, Mrs.Thomas Newton, of Warwick-square.


CommentDd:
G.M. the widow of the "well-known and justly-respected bookseller in the Strand".


CommentDd:
The Times (3 Jan 1795) = Died on Tuesday [27 Jan] at Merton in Surrey, aged 45, Mrs.Dorcas Lackington, wife of Mr.Lackington, bookseller of Finsbury-square. She was the great-grandaughter of the Hon. Sir John turton, one of the judges of the King's Bench.


CommentDd:
Legal dispute by husband, as executor, with mother-in-law.


CommentDd:
When Charles made his will = dear wife Ann


CommentDd:
Reported to the Pension Court on 19 Dec 1810 as 'on Monday last'


CommentDd:
Vicar Gen.  - Anne described as his widow.


CommentDd:
Mary was already a widow on the date of her freedom.


CommentDd:
George Baynes: http://www.baynes-senior.freeserve.co.uk/index htm - Clrkenwell Workhouse, London - aged 64


CommentDd:
George Baynes: http://www.baynes-senior.freeserve.co.uk/masham/tree.htm - at Ladbroke Square [45], Kensington, London, home of her daughter and son in law.


CommentDd:
Family correspondence - in London [or Edmonton] = aged 68.


CommentDd:
Thomas William's will was made on this day, in which she is referred to as 'my late wife'.


CommentDd:
When his wife Lydia re-married William Dugard [ST/2:1318]


CommentDd:
STC = 1617?    Marginal not in register.  "This was remitted and neuer paid for that Mr Burton dyed a little after he was admitted into the livery T.M.", i.e. soon after 29 Jun 1616.


CommentDd:
CB/McK 1;0636, widow takes an apprentice.  Widow re-marries 22 Dec 1614.


CommentDd:
George Lipscombe "The History and antiquities of the County of Buckinghamsire, vol.iv (London, 1847) Monumental inscription in Datchet church.  Aetatis suae 70.


CommentDd:
One of Richard's apprentices is freed by Mrs.Hudson


CommentDd:
In spite of Smyth and McKerrow, the Court Book records him attending (as Master) down to 7 Dec 1640 and only saying "dead" on 18 Dec 1640.


CommentDd:
Emund Robinson [ST/0:0754] his apprentice turned-over on his death


CommentDd:
Lavin, J.A. -  Notes = Blore affrimed this apprentice was dead on this day.


CommentDd:
cf. McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - Executed for selling popish books.


CommentDd:
STC = 1593; O.D.N.B. = 1593 - the year in which he died.


CommentDd:
Lavin 1; Duff, E.G. (1905) - left some money to the Company


CommentDd:
His widow assigned her copyrights to various other booksellers.


CommentDd:
Court Book; Duff, E.G. (1905) - beginnng of 1617.


CommentDd:
Between Will<>Probate; McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate; Plomer, H.R. (1907); STC = 1641.


CommentDd:
Marriage allegation for his widow to Nicholas Okes [ST/0:1314]


CommentDd:
STC points to the Poor Book which records the "widow thereafter".


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate; McKerrow, R.B. &c (1910)- 1620


CommentDd:
Widow transferred som rights to Andrew Kembe [LBT/10287]


CommentDd:
When his son, John Dowsinge [ST/1:1212], was freed by patrimony.


CommentDd:
His widow assigned his copyright to Richard Thrale [LBT/9697]


CommentDd:
Cf. McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) under Thomas Lownes III - if the same man then Will< >Probate


CommentDd:
Dugdale, St.Paul's, fol.Kk1v.; McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) = 3 Sep 1602/1 Feb 1603; O.D.N.B.


CommentDd:
Said to be deceased when Thomas Bent [ST/0:1618] was freed in his name


CommentDd:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - He probably fell a victim to the plague which raged in London in the autumn of 1603.


CommentDd:
Lawsuit in the Court of Requests [McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)]. STC


CommentDd:
Ferguson 1 - Loan paid off "as he had died"


CommentDd:
the dathe on which his apprentice Thomas Yate [ST/1:2824] was turned-over on his death


CommentDd:
Register< >Widow presents apprentice for freedom


CommentDd:
Bishop added a codicil to his will in Nov 1610; the will was proved on 28 Jan 1611; McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) = early in Jan 1611.


CommentDd:
Widow transferred some rights to John Busby [LBT/3762]


CommentDd:
Ferguson 1 - loan repaid in 1611 "Sutton being dead"


CommentDd:
- apprentice "John" [really Thomas] Hayes [LBT/8430] transferred to William Lownes [LBT/8603]


CommentDd:
C.B. - 7 Oct 1647 death noted. STC = 1647.


CommentDd:
STC = 1665. Cf. PRO SP 44/22, p.328.  Burial Reg. = "being distracted"  ? Bankrupt.


CommentDd:
- when a copyright passed to the Company - probably of the plague


CommentDd:
STC = 1650.  The burial date means that either one of the dates may originally have been entered incorrectly and it would appear to be this as Probate = 28 Jun 1650.


CommentDd:
Ferguson 1 - loan paid as Willis had died of the sickness.


CommentDd:
Menjamin Mawson [ST/2:3654] turned-over "on her death" - 22 Sep 1680.


CommentDd:
Apprentice - John Flory [ST/2:3740] - freed by widow Elizabeth.


CommentDd:
The date of the binding of his son, John Darker [ST/3:2311], to his mother.


CommentDd:
Larrot's Turn-over to Benjamin Tooke - Roberts "lately dead"


CommentDd:
When his apprentice Robert Viney [ST/3:3401] was freed by Hannah Gray, William's administratrix [? and widow]


CommentDd:
> marriage allegation for Martha Atkins widow and Thomas Newborough [LBT/15447]


CommentDd:
Reported dead at his son's, Ralph Smith [ST/2:4157], binding.


CommentDd:
Exectured at Tyburn having been found guilty of high treason.


CommentDd:
A Joun Southby was reported dead to the Pension Court


CommentDd:
The binding of his son, John Thomas Gates [ST/3:4714]


CommentDd:
Rob Whiteman - died at 1, William Street [the home of her son Henry].


CommentDd:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = before son was apprenticed on 6 Nov 1804


CommentDd:
Last attendance at Court/Death reported to the Court; Plomer, H.R. (1907) - 1659


CommentDd:
Buried; Plomer, H.R. (1907) - 'between August 5th and November 10th, 1675'.


CommentDd:
When the apprentice Thomas Seare [ST/2:1783] was freed on 3 Mar 1662 there is a not to say that George Greene was deceased, assuming he was the father's apprentice rather than the son's, this gives some evidence as to the death of this subject


CommentDd:
E.S.Dividend/Disposal of share - but see Further Notes


CommentDd:
Feguson 1 - loan paid back as he had died


CommentDd:
<>Buried
---
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - died in 1681.


CommentDd:
Apprentice  Raph Edwards [ST/1:1612] turned-over on Higgenbotham's death


CommentDd:
STC, McKerrow, 1557-1640, p. "probably died of the plague ---".


CommentDd:
Apprentice James Hughes [ST/1:1652] turned-over on the death of Hora


CommentDd:
The date of his son's, Thomas Burrow [ST/2:0622], freedom by patrimony, when Robert is described as "a late member of this Company".


CommentDd:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961), #219 - 14 Jan 1633 -'Leonard Greene by then being dead'


CommentDd:
<>Buried - Plomer, H.R. (1907) - early in 1680 - without issue.


CommentDd:
C.B. "Widow Lambert" to give new security on loan --- .


CommentDd:
Apprentice James France [ST/3:3669] - turned-over on Harper's death.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert.; Plomer 3, pp.51-2;; Musgrave 1.


CommentDd:
Death reported to the Court. On 7 Jul 1718 his "great age & infirmities" were mentioned at Court.


CommentDd:
The entry for his apprentice Robert Bleaton was deleted on this day - "his mr.dyeing".


CommentDd:
"Post Boy", 28-30 Jul 1722 = Mr.Mount, stationer on Tower Hill, some days ago kicked, then broke leg, then fever, low, amputated, yesterday doubtful;  30-3 Jul 1772 = died that same evening, Friday 29 Jun 1722.


CommentDd:
General Advertiser (25 Nov 1746) "On Sunday morning died in the 83rd year of his age ---" [quoted Plomer 2.]


CommentDd:
Apprentice turned-over by Rebecca Standfast, exectutrix of Richard


CommentDd:
Cf. ST/2:1998, son John bound to his mother Florentia [ST/2:1950W], father said to be deceased.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Pension Court 20 Dec 1737.


CommentDd:
A Richard Taylor's death was reported to the Pension Court


CommentDd:
On this date James Creek [ST/3:3489] was turned over on "Haddon's death".


CommentDd:
Noted as deceased when his apprentice William Lucas [ST/2:2584] was freed on this date


CommentDd:
An Isaac Lane reported dead to the Pension Court, but cf. ST/2:4837


CommentDd:
When his apprentice Walter Wilkes [ST/2:4865] was turned over to Roger Brooke [ST/1:2416]


CommentDd:
His apprentice Joseph Shotwell [ST/2:0058] was freed by his executor.


CommentDd:
Apprentice freed " his Mr and Mrs being both dead"


CommentDd:
Note on outside of will says he died on this date "in Baldwin's Gardens, St Andrews Hoborn.


CommentDd:
Apprentice turned over to his son after his death on 7 Apr 1730


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (25 Jul 1750) - Yesterday morning [24 Jul] died at his house in Stationers' Court, Mr.Joseph Hazard, sen., Beadle to the Stationers' Company and formerly an eminent bookseller in that neighbourhood.


CommentDd:
Apprentice John Shelley [ST/3:2071] turned-over on Thomas Cope's death


CommentDd:
when his son David Tough [ST/3:5967] was bound.  If the identification of Elizabeth Tough in the Pension data is correct then he was dead before 20 Jun 1718.


CommentDd:
Woodhead; O.D.N.B. - about March or April 1680


CommentDd:
An Isaac Lane reported dead at Pension Court, but cf. ST/2:2567


CommentDd:
Noted as dead at the time of his son's freedom by patrimony.


CommentDd:
McKenzie & Ross, p.24; Maxted 10 = "Yesterday morning [15 Apr] about six o'clock, died at his house in Red-Lion-street, Clerkenwell, after a few days illnes (GDLA 16 Apr 1756)"


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate.  1 May 1827 - Death reported to the Court, as was his widow's, share disposed of.


CommentDd:
Widower. Died at Mr.Lines (Baker) Camberwelll Grove.


CommentDd:
Univ.Daily Reg. (3 Dec 1785); [QUERY] - Musgrave, sir W. (1899) - a bookseller, St.Mary Lane on 1 Dec 1785 - Gents. Mag. 1009.


CommentDd:
Mentioned in the witnesses statement to the will


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxii.; Beadle's Book, p.114; Wills C:272.


CommentDd:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.21 = January 1776.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert. = On Sunday night died Mr.Barnard, stationer, in Clifford's Inn.


CommentDd:
When his son James [ST/3:4924] was bound.


CommentDd:
2 Mar 1830 - reported to the Court and share disposed of; Probate = 13 Apr 1830


CommentDd:
Query - Musgrave, vol.2 (1900), p.72 - Cornish, printer - 5 Oct 1770 - Lond.Mag. 536


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of; Probate - 3 May 1815.


CommentDd:
Dividends begin to be paid to wife at this date. Probate = 5 Jul 1783.


CommentDd:
Bennet & Clements 1, p.8 - "of a violent feaver" [from Hearne, ii. 327]


CommentDd:
The date of which his son Daniel Brown [ST/3:0779] was bound.


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate; cf. Plomer = Nov 1775, which is clearly wrong.


CommentDd:
Watt Info. - in Ramsgate Kent . [ Duncan Harrington, Fenner Pedigree, Kent Archives Office, Canterbury]; "Brief Records of the Fenner family" states that he died in 1763 at a very advanced age and was interred in the Chapel Churchyard ( in Canterbury).


CommentDd:
The Times 30 May 1788 = died Thursday [29 May] after a long and painful illness.


CommentDd:
D.N.B.= at his house in Highbury Place; Beadle's Book, p.403; Timperley, C.H. (1842).


CommentDd:
See NOTES under his apprentice Mathew Richards [ST/3:2638]


CommentDd:
Date on which his son, Robert Jones [ST/3:1232] was bound.


CommentDd:
Dividend / Turn-over of apprentices to widow.


CommentDd:
Cruttwell H.A. (1933), p.68 = at Cheltenham; O.D.N.B.


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxii; Beadle's Book, p.165; Wills C:61.


CommentDd:
See "Charities and Benefactions ---", 1833, p.28


CommentDd:
Gents.Mag.; The Times (15 Aug 1800) last night in King-street, Cheapside, of an apoplexy ---, aged 72.


CommentDd:
The date of his son, James Nutchard Rumney's [ST/3:1200] binding.


CommentDd:
4 Aug 1822 - reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of; Probate 12 Jun 1819.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert. (8 Apr 1775) = died at Pancras --- bookbinder to the honourable House of Commons; Musgrave, vol.2 (1900), p.61 - Cooke, bookbinder, Fetter Lane - 7 Apr 1775 - Lond.Mag.211.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of; Probatge = 5 Mar 1830


CommentDd:
Courier (27 Jul 1819) = aet.66; 3 Aug 1819 = reported to the Court; 11 Aug 1819 = probate.


CommentDd:
Plomer 4 = Nov 1755; Musgrave 1 = Nov 1755.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of; Probate - 14 Feb 1842


CommentDd:
Monthly Mag. (Sept 1815) no day - died at Louth,50 Mr.Benjamin Crosby, many years an active wholesale bookseller of Stationers' Court, from which he had recently retired.


CommentDd:
- reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentDd:
Monthly Mag. (Jun 1820) = in London, 56, William Davies, Esq. Of the respectable firm of Cadell and Davies, booksellers in the Strand.


CommentDd:
The date of the binding of his son John [ST/3:0535].


CommentDd:
2 Jun 1807 - reported to the Court and share disposed of. On a visit to Richard Cumberland at Ramsgate.


CommentDd:
E.S.Dividend/Death reported to the Court and share disposed of; Probate = 17 Apr 1830


CommentDd:
Beadle's Book, p.497; Wills "B", 464; but cf. Arber, V,lxxii = 4 Mar 1841.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of.    Beadle's Book, = Died suddenly at the Hall in the Arm Chair in the Office while talking with J.E.Carron.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (9 Juun 1780); Gents. Mag. - publisher of Gentleman's Magazine from the beginning of the year 1767; Musgrave 1.


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxiii; Beadle's Book, p.239; Wills C:238.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Pension Court 26 Sep 1805.


CommentDd:
Watt Info. - returned home and died unmarried, aged 27.


CommentDd:
Musgrave 1 = 30 Jan 1779; Lond.Chron. = 30 Jan 1779; Lond.Daily Advt. (3 Feb 1779) = died at his house in Newman's Court, Cornhill = 31 Jan 1779


CommentDd:
"Jeremiah in the Dungeon; four discourses" 1853, p.vi.; Gents.Mag. (May) 1812.


CommentDd:
The Times (10 Jan 1809) = at Barnstaple, Devonshire, where he went for the recovery of his health --- aged 30 years.


CommentDd:
Reported to the Court and share disposed of; Probate = 13 Nov 1827


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (2 Dec 1775) = Wednesday last [29 Nov] died Mr.Edward, stationer in the Temple.


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxiii.; Beadle's Book, p.259. Wills C:233.


CommentDd:
English Stock evidence.   4 Aug 1772 = reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentDd:
Maxted 10 = On Tuesday [28 May] died at his house in Islington, in the 70th year of his age -- formerly eminent bookbinder, in Paternoster-row, but had long retired from business (LDA 30 May 1776)


CommentDd:
Apprentice Job Antrolbus [ST/3:3282] turned-over on "Gladman's death"


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxiii.; Beadle's Book, p.527; Wills C:173


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate   Monthy Mag. (Dec 1812] = died in Dartmouth-street, Mr.James Fox, bookseller.


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxii.; Beadle's Book, p.261; Wills C:184


CommentDd:
Apprentice turned over "On March's death"


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (23 Sep 1776) - Thursday last [19 Sep] died Mr.Robert Herbert, Stationer of Monument-yard.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert. (28 Apr 1775) = Yesterday  died at his house in Paternoster-row, Mr.Hawes, bookseller; GNDA (28 Apr 1775) - after a long and painful illness.


CommentDd:
The Times (26 Jan 1795); Musgrave, vol.2 (1900), p.115 - bookseller, Paternoster Row - 23 Jan 1795 - Euro.Mag. 142; Gents.Mag, 171.


CommentDd:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952), p.57 - at his house in Chatham Place, Blackfriars


CommentDd:
"Charities and Benefaction ---", 1833, p.28


CommentDd:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.18.


CommentDd:
On which his apprentice William Sevens [St/3:4731] was turned-over "on his death"


CommentDd:
Scot Mag. (Sep 1770) = at London in the 75th year of his age --- formerly eminent bookseller in Ludgate-street; Musgrave 1 = aet.75.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert. = On Sunday [14 Nov] died at his house in Walthamstow; Musgrave 1;
Gents.Mag.; Plomer 4. = at Walthamstow; Timperley, C.H. (1842)842, p.245. All = 12 Nov 1779


CommentDd:
Nichols =  aet 76.  Buried register = 68.


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxii;  Beadle's Book, p.168;   Wills C:31.


CommentDd:
D.N.B. = 1766-1785; Timperley, C.H. (1842) - unhappily lost his life,at the age of twenty years, by a fall from his horse, at Sebringham.


CommentDd:
Son's - John Lawrence [ST/3:4283] binding


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (13 Mar 1776) = at his apartment in Coldbath-Fields, --- formerly a printer in Crane Court, Fleet-street, but had retired.


CommentDd:
Cf. Will - statement by William Lennard & Samuel Palmer on 21 May 1731;  .Buried on 28 Feb 1731.


CommentDd:
Monthly Mag. (Mar 1796) = --- Stationer, of Newgate-street.


CommentDd:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.25


CommentDd:
D.N.B.; Beadle's Book, p.358; Wills B:476; but cf. Gents.Mag. = 28 Aug 1842.


CommentDd:
Presentation to Christ's Hospital for his son James John, refers to father as deceased.


CommentDd:
but, Clapperton = 9 Sep 1854, at The Old Rectory, ---.


CommentDd:
If Robert Allen [ST/3:0101] is the son of this Robert and Ann Allen, then this Robert was reported death on the binding of the younger Robert to Ann.


CommentDd:
A Charles Davis [Strahan beneficiary] - Pension Court


CommentDd:
The date of his son's, John Burford [ST/3:1364], freedom by patrimony.


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate.  Timperley C.H. (1842) = 15th. At Islington.


CommentDd:
<>Buried -  Musgrave 1 = Apr 1738. [N.]D.N.B. says he died on 12 Mar 1738. CHECK - Lond.Mag. April, 1738 p.205.


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxii.; Beadle's Book, p.403; Wills C:205.


CommentDd:
Monthly Mag. (Sep 1807) - Died at Brentford - second son of Mr.P.Norbury.


CommentDd:
His apprentice Richard Franklyn [ST.3L4299] was turned-over "on his death".


CommentDd:
Gents.Mag. - ; Lond.Daily Advt. - - of Bartholomew Close, printer to the Society for Propagating Christian Knowledge.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (5 May 1780) - On Wednesday [3 May] the Lord Chamberlain appointed Mr.George Nicol, bookseller in Ordinary to his Majesty, in the room of the late Mr.Nourse.


CommentDd:
D.N.B. - " at his brother John's house at Southill [Beds.]".


CommentDd:
- after an attack of apoplexy on the 8th.


CommentDd:
Lond. Daily Advt. (30 Mar 1762) =" Yesterday - eminent stationer on Tower-hill" & Gents.Mag.; but - Lond. Mag. (Apr 1762) - "eminent stationer on Tower-hill" & Musgrave 1 = 5 Apr 1762.


CommentDd:
Plomer;  McKenzie & Ross, p.26 = "He was fifty-six years old".


CommentDd:
CB/Probate
Beadle's Book, p.426 = May 1828, but is name is shown as attending the Courts on 3 Jun, 26 Jun, 22 Jul 1828.
Not in G.M. between Jul 1828 - Jun 1829.


CommentDd:
Death reported to the Court.; Probate = 7 Aug 1818


CommentDd:
Poss. Musgrave, vol.2 (1900), p.5 - printer and partner with Mr. Wm.Richardson - Euro.Mag. 176; Gents.Mag. 178


CommentDd:
Will<>Probate; Gents.Mag. - No day is given.


CommentDd:
A Charles Richmond reported dead to Pension Court


CommentDd:
The date of his son's binding if the attribution in McK 3, #0212 is correct.


CommentDd:
Killed when his ship the "Kent" was captured by the French frigate "La Confiance" in the Bay of Bengal.
Gents.Mag., Mar 1801, p.275.


CommentDd:
The date of the turn-over of William Cruttwell [ST/3:4329] "on Idle's death"


CommentDd:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1844, p.23


CommentDd:
Son William turned-over on "his father's death" to John Wilson.


CommentDd:
Rob Whiteman - at 39, Myddleton Street, Clerkenwell - informant was his son George Frederick Whiteman [LBT/27978], 26, St John's Lane, Clerkenwell; Hodson, J.S. (1883) = 1838.


CommentDd:
Plomer 4, p.37 [aet.63] quoting Nichols, iii, 634-5.


CommentDd:
The Bookseller, Apr. 1858 [ R.H.Laurie's obit.], p.151.


CommentDd:
Nichols 1 = in Dover Street,  of Fleet Street, and Richmond, Surrey.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt (3 Jan 1776) - Died on Monday [1 Jan] in his 73d year of age --- printer, of Bartholomew Close. The business will be carried on by his son and successor; but -Musgrave 1 = 19 Jan 1776.


CommentDd:
John Special [ST/3:7288] turned-over on Seale's death


CommentDd:
Arber, V.lxxiii.; Beadle's Book, p.265; Wills C:185.


CommentDd:
Charitable Donations and Benefactions ---, 1868, p.38.


CommentDd:
If the identification of this Thomas as the father of Henry Faulkner [ST/3:7641] is correct then he was dead by the time of his son's binding.


CommentDd:
Information from Andrew Milne - his wife Ann Maria Soults [LBT/30267] re-married the printer, James Finlay [LBT/30268], on that day at St Saviour, Southwark.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (10 Jun 1775); GNDA (10 Jun 1775).


CommentDd:
Wills B:461; Gents.Mag.;  Arber, V.lxxii; but cf. Beadle's Book, p.243   = 6 Feb 1841.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (16 Feb 1778] = died Mr.George Flower, stationer, at his house in Cannon-street.


CommentDd:
Beaven = 8th; 
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.17 = 9th.


CommentDd:
- listed as dead under Cater's Charity in the Pension Book


CommentDd:
Wills C:95; cf. Beadle's Book, p.    = Feb 1856.


CommentDd:
Ladies Mag. (17 Mar 1753) - see Further Notes


CommentDd:
Query - Musgrave, vol.2 (1900), p.63 - bookseller, Paternoster Row - Feb 1743 - Lond.Mag. 101.


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advert. = 5 Jan 1777 at Brimingham aet 85;  Lond.Mag. = 4 Jan 1777 at Birmingham aet 86; Timperley, C.H. (1842) = 4 Jun 1777


CommentDd:
His daughter, Rebecca, was bound to her mother Ann on this day and William was recorded as deceased.


CommentDd:
His 'widow' Elizabeth freed his apprentice John Sumpter [ST/3:0002]


CommentDd:
<>Administation       Nichols 1 = 1805 or 1806.


CommentDd:
Apprentice turned over on Westley's death


CommentDd:
Gravestone ; Gents.Mag.; Timperley, C.H. (1842).


CommentDd:
Henry Bryer [ST/3:9080] clearly outlived his son Henry [ST/3:1300] as appeared to witness his sons will for probate in 1822.


CommentDd:
cf. Gents.Mag.; Arber, V.lxxii = 26 Dec 1844.


CommentDd:
a James Penny reported to the Pension Court, but payments seem to continue


CommentDd:
Val Talbot - He was killed in 1888, at the age of 74, when he was run over by a horse and cab.


CommentDd:
The Times (3 Dec 1830). "In the 74th year of his age"; Beaven.


CommentDd:
Wills C:329; Beadle's Book, p.228 = 1874.


CommentDd:
Rasmussen - at Chippendale, suburb of Sydney, Australia. The family had migrated to Australia in 1855.


CommentDd:
- not included in the printed Livery List of 7 Jul 1818.


CommentDd:
Wills C:306; Beadle's Book, p.297 = 1872.


CommentDd:
Wills C:289; Beadle's Book, p.320 = Nov 1870.


CommentDd:
QUERY The Times (7 Jul 1817) = Died on the 4th instant Mr.Francis Jullion, of Belvedere-place, Narrow-wall, Lamberth, in his 38th year.


CommentDd:
- at Streatham; O.D.N.B. = 14 Jul 1858; Gents.Mag. = 15 Jul 1858; Foster;  Arber, V.lxxii = 14 Jul 1858; Beadle's Book, p.341 = 14 Jul 1858; Wills C:137 = 14 Jul 1858.


CommentDd:
Wills C:318; Beadle's Book, p.358 = Jan 1873


CommentDd:
Stationer's Company - Apprentices Bound, Turned0ver &c.   Maybe 1 or 13 Jul 1877 too faint


CommentDd:
D.N.B. = "at his house, Holmwood Park, near Dorking, Surrey, after a short illness"; Beadle's Book, p.403; Wills C:322.


CommentDd:
Wills C:263 = 21 Dec 1868;  Beadle's Book, p.488 = Dec 1868; Arber, V.lxxiii. = Dec 1868.


CommentDd:
Wills C:67; cf. Beadle's Book, p.567 = May or June 1854.


CommentDd:
He may have died early - he is not mentioned in the Will; or in the Family Group Record in the Ancestral File of Family Search.  The family did not seem to know about him.


CommentDd:
(Query) Lond.Daily Advt. (1 Jun 1781) - On Tuesday [29 May] died Mr.Partington, stationer, in Holborn.


CommentDd:
- at his son's house in Warwick Lane [Tyacke, S. (1978)]


CommentDd:
Lond.Daily Advt. (23 Dec 1767) - Yesterday - at Canonbury House, Islington, - Mr.John Newbery, bookseller, of St.Paul's Churchyard; N.D.N.B.


CommentDd:
Plomer 4, p.43.   Timperley - Hornsey Lane, Highgate, London; O.D.N.B.


CommentDd:
D.N.B. - 'at his native place in Bedfordshire'.


CommentDd:
D.N.B. "He was finally convicted of possessing coing implements, and was hanged before Newgate, with his accomplice, John Jones --"


CommentDd:
PRO;  Monthly Mag. Jan 1814 = Died at Pmlico, 91, Mr.T.Becket, many years an eminent bookseller in all Mall, but who resigned business to his partner Mr.Porter in 1809.


CommentDd:
Plomer 4, p.49 - committed suicide, quoting "Life of Thomas Gent", p.192.


CommentDd:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1932), p.50 ? = probate


CommentDd:
Plomer 3, p.296 quoting Timperley, C.H. (1842) [aet.67].


CommentDd:
Nichols 1, vol.3, p.449.; Gents.Mag.; Timperley, C.H. (1842), wrongly says the 1st, but the article makes it clear it was the 6th.


CommentDd:
D.N.B. = at the Villa House, Bathwick; Timperley, C.H. (1842) = 1815.


CommentDd:
The Bookseller, Jan 1858, p.54 = at his residence, Lower Tulse Hill, aged 80, of Cheapside , stationer.


CommentDd:
The Times; Gents.Mag.; Timperley, C.H. (1842)


CommentDd:
New Monthly Mag., no.21 (Oct 1815) p.262.


CommentDd:
Courier (8 Nov 1819) Died yesterday morning --- for many years printer of this paper; Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.875.


CommentDd:
The Times (24 Feb 1830) - On Saturday evening last [20 Feb], at six, at his residence in Fleet-street, at the advanced age of 80, died Mr.Pheney, upwards of 52 years law bookseller in Inner-Temple; see Further Notes.


CommentDd:
The date of the binding of his son William [ST/3:0520].


CommentDd:
The date of the binding of his son, Isaac Pemberton [ST/3:0524].


CommentDd:
The date of which his son Josiah [ST/3:0673] was bound.


CommentDd:
The date of his son John's [ST/3:0721] binding.


CommentDd:
Monthly Mag. (Jan 1803) =  [n.d.] copper-plate printer, of Brdges-street, Covent-garden


CommentDd:
Date his son's, Thomas Chipp [ST/3:8041],  binding.


CommentDd:
This is the date of an engraveing which is " the very latest date which can with certainty be associated with him" - N.D.N.B.


CommentDd:
Son - William Stevens  [ST/3:4262] binding.


CommentDd:
Gents.Mag., 1817. 'In Boston Lane, near Brentford, in his 78th year'.


CommentDd:
The Bookseller, Apr 1858, p.151 [R.H.Laurie's obit.] - at Brighton


CommentDd:
Curwen, H. (1873), p.293 - at his house in Bryanston Square; O.D.N.B.


CommentDd:
Deceased at the time of his son's binding.


CommentDd:
Will of Elizabeth Needham/Crook [SP/00583]


CommentDd:
Information from Rosa Edwards - possibly in Paris, after 1792.


CommentDd:
Glenys Rasmussen - between 1851 and 1861 censuses - disappears from directories around 1854.


CommentDd:
Maxted, I. (1977) - killed by falling stone in Greek Street.


CommentDd:
Plomer quoting Smyth is the reason for this entry. However, Plomer also repeats it under Andrew Kembe [LBT/10287] under the belief that it might relate to him.


CommentDd:
Her husband is described as a widower in the 1851 census.


CommentDd:
IGI records the second wife Harriet having a child on 7 Aug 1807. Jane's last recorded child was born on 26 Apr 1800.


CommentDd:
- the date of his widow's marriage to Robert Blackborne [LBT/11143]


# Death-Sources

Comment:
- bookseller., Paternoster Sq. - aet.79 - Euro.Mag. 160; Gents.Mag 186


Comment:
- Benefit Society grant paid on his death


Comment:
- "jaundice followed by disease of the bladder"


Comment:
- "infirmities of age & decay of nature"


Comment:
- Balance of a grant on his death paid on this date by the Benefit Society


Comment:
- "conjestion of the lungs, water on the chest and heart disease"


Comment:
- "inflammation of the chest and diseased lung"


Comment:
- date on which executors sold his property


Comment:
- "disease of respiratory organs culminating in bronchitis"


Comment:
- "abscesses, running ulcers all over his body"


Comment:
- "lameness and the infirmities of old age"


Comment:
- 'Mr. Anthony Dowse stationer in Little Britain, died this day before nooone; buried at St. Butolph's Aldersgae y 13th'


Comment:
- under Richard Chiswell [ST/2:0752] = 1667


Comment:
- "Mr.John Shirley, bookseller in Little Britain, hora 10 sub nocte, died"


Comment:
- at Kensington Gore, London = 30 June 1793


Comment:
- 'having left off trade and being out of business for some time before his death'


Comment:
- at his house in Stoke Newington = 1767


Comment:
- print seller, St.Paul's Ch.Yd. - Gents.Mag.192; Lond.Mag. 316


Comment:
- senr. Letterfounder, at Bethnal Green. - aet 74 - Gents.Mag. 47, liii, 584; Lond.Mag. 54; Lysons's Environs, ii, 36; Annual Reg., ix, 58, xxi 198; Scots.Mag.55


Comment:
- Comyns, bookseller, Royl.Exchange - Lond.Mag. 213


Comment:
- at home York Place, Kingsland Road, London aged seventy-nine


Comment:
- at his lodgings in Chapter House Court, London


Comment:
- payment on her death from Benefit Society


Comment:
- Mrs. Relict of Wm. C. 1768 - Lond.Mag.705.


Comment:
- wife of Mr.Adams, an eminent law-stationer, Lincoln's Inn


Comment:
- relict of the printer at Birmingham - 1763 - Lond.Mag. 53


Comment:
- [after 1835] name to be omitted in lists supposed to have been dead some years since.  See also Admin note under husband - daughter "surviving executrix" 3 Jul 1837. See NOTES under 2 May 1837 indicating 1832 as the year of death


Comment:
- aged 56, Sarah, relict of Mr.Benjamin Crosby, formerly a bookseller in Stationers'-court


Comment:
- at Bushey, Hertfordshire - (D.N.B.) = "aged 76"


Comment:
- perished in the destruction of their property by fire


Comment:
- Mrs. Wife of Stanley C., bookseller in Paternoster Row - Euro.Mag.320; Gents.Mag.390


Comment:
- In consequence of being thrown down by a horse at full speed, on the Walworth road, Mrs.Anne Black, of Haskesbury-place, Walworth, Surrey


Comment:
- Mrs.Ackers, St John's Street - Lond.Mag. 263


Comment:
- aet. 81 - in Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields


Comment:
- At Rayne parsonage, Essex - widow of the late Thomas G. esq. Of Walford <sic>, Herts.


Comment:
- killed by the upsetting of the Southampton Coach


Comment:
-  at her house in Boston-lane, Ealing, Middlesex, aged 76


Comment:
- [Obit] 0 Feb 1801 - widow of the late Mr.Thomas Davies, bookseller, and author the Life of Garrick; formerly an actress of considerable merit at Drury-lane theatre


Comment:
- at Charterhouse Square, London, - aged eighty-three


Comment:
- Notes  = [husband] "received death grant for his wife"


Comment:
- husband given a Benefit Society grant on his wife's death


Comment:
- husband received grant from Benefit Society on her death


Comment:
- "died on cholera the day before" her husband


Comment:
- Benefit Society grant paid on her death


Comment:
W.B. was detained in May 1821 for eight months, ' during which time his first wife died'


Comment:
- at her home, 12 George Street, Hackney


Comment:
- meanwhile, his wife having died in July 1614


Comment:
- [Inq. p.m., 2 & 3 Philip and Mary, p..2, no.8]


Comment:
- on January 10th 1584, Carter was condemend on a charge of high treason --- and was hanged at Tyburn on the following day


Comment:
- he predeceased his father, dying in 1570


Comment:
-  latter half of 1568 or first half of 1569


Comment:
- last mentioned - appears then to have been on of the "ancients"


Comment:
- at Walden in Essex, en route to visit his second wife's family in Suffolk


Comment:
- mention in Dekker's 'A Knights Conjuring' in a list of dead poets now in Elysium


Comment:
- in the parish of St Benedict, Paul's Wharf


Comment:
- the freedom of his son William [LBT/7954] - QUERY


Comment:
- 'Nath: Butter an old stationer, died very poore'


Comment:
- then living at Burnham Norton, Norfolk where he desired to be buried


Comment:
- suggests, that as he is not mentioned in his father's will, he may have pre-deceased him.  Edward Aggas [ST/0:2059] died before 21 Jan 1625.


Comment:
- widow makes over copyrights to William Jones


Comment:
- when his widow transferred his copyrights


Comment:
- Tho., typograph. Aug.1626, aet. 56 - View London, 145


Comment:
- Mabb probably fell a victim to the Plague of 1665, as no more is heard of him after that date


Comment:
- quoting Ichabod Dawks [LBT/12250] - at Low Leyton, Essex


Comment:
- 'Mr. Legat in Little Wood Street, printer, once printer at Cambridge, since distempered in his senses, died'


Comment:
- 'Mr. Roger Norton printer in Blackffriers died, whose daughter my coz Dr Thos. Clutterbuck marrd.'


Comment:
- Die Lunae hora 12 sub nocte, Sam Thompson, bookseller in Duck Lane, obit, a good husband and industrious man in his profession


Comment:
- executed at Tyburn - disembowelled, and quartered


Comment:
- 'Peter Cole, bookseller and printer in Cornhill, hanged himself in his warehouse in  Leadenhall; reported to be distracted'


Comment:
- Plomer presumes Smyth was referring to John Hardesty


Comment:
- 'Thos. Hardesty bookseller in Duck Lane, a poore man, willingly leaping out of his window into the street 3 stories high, broke his neck and so died'


Comment:
- 'Die Dominica, circa hora 5. post merid. Obiit Hum. Robinson, bibliopola Trium Columb. In Coemiter. D. Pauli, reliquens unum fil. Et unam filiam Sepult. In ruinis Eccles S. Fidei sub ecclesiam Cathedr. D. Pauli die Lunae 21 Nov 1670'


Comment:
- quotes this entry in the belief that it might be Andrew Kembe.  However, he edges his bet and gives an additional entry for Kemm cf. [LBT/30528]


Comment:
- 'Mr.Wells, bookseller in Little Britain (my old acquaintance) died this Satterday morning'


Comment:
- 'Thomas Bourne bookseller at Bedlam (my old acquaintance) died hora 8 pt merid.'


Comment:
- 'Mr.Boyden, bookseller, by he Tower died'


Comment:
- 'bookseller in Paul's Church Yard, died; buried ye 31'


Comment:
- 'Philemon Stephens, bookseller in Chancery Lane died at Chelsey'


Comment:
- ' Andrew Crooke bookseller, this evening died, being well the day before among his acquaintance in Little Britain, my old acquaintance'


Comment:
- left a legacy to the Stationers' Company


Comment:
- 'John Crook bookseller in Duck Lane, brother to Andr. Crook, died this morning'


Comment:
- ' John Waterson, once a bookseller, died'


Comment:
- 'by taking a cup of poyson as is reported'


Comment:
- sen. Letter founder, aet. 80 - Gents.Mag. 682


Comment:
- in Jamaica- said to have been 45 years old


Comment:
- printer, Barth.Close - Dec.1748 - Lond.Mag. 571


Comment:
- Feb 1737 -s tationer to the K., M.P. for Ipswich - aet.80 - Hist.Reg. 1737, p.127; Lond.Mag. 108


Comment:
- 'Edw. Croft bookseller against St Buttolph's Church in Little Brittain died hora 5 ante merid.: his relict, remarried since to Mr.Blagrave, an honest bookseller, who live happily in her house in Little Britain'


Comment:
- 'Tho Dicas bookseller, died at midnight of a consumption, much indebted. He was partner in some books with Mr. Martin and Mr. Alestry'


Comment:
Benefit dead before his mother's will could be proved


Comment:
- Friends House - aet. 84, parish of St.Edm the King, died of Age


Comment:
- 'wonded by his unnatural Brother [Philip] causelesly' according to an acrostic ballad memorial


Comment:
- having been mortally wounded by his brother


Comment:
- said to have been drowned in 1686 when crossing to the Isle of Wight


Comment:
- printer, St John's Street - Lond.Mag. 196


Comment:
- printer at Birmingham - Gents.Mag. 334; Lond.Mag.448


Comment:
- at his daughter's house, 27 Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, London


Comment:
Benefit 12 Apr 1793 - bookseller in Paternoster Row - Euro.Mag. 399; Gents.Mag. 381


Comment:
- aet.87 - at his residence 40 Pall Mall


Comment:
- under his son Thomas -'He worked for his father, and on the latter's death in 1789 succeeded to the business'


Comment:
- junr., son of the Bookseller, Ave Mary Lane - Dec.1748 - Lond.Mag. 572


Comment:
- stationer, Newgate Street - aet.50 - Euro.Mag.463; Gents.Mag.240


Comment:
- bookseller, Temple Bar  - Lond.Mag.166


Comment:
- bookseller 0 May 1738 - London.Mag.257


Comment:
- at his home in Bedford Square, London of a brain fever


Comment:
- printer, at St.John's Gate, Clerkenwell - Lond.Mag. 688; Gents.Mag. 600


Comment:
- at 37 Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, London


Comment:
- name to be omitted in future list by Master's orders supposed to be dead


Comment:
- son of S.C., bookseller in Paternoster Row - Gents.Mag.682; Euro.Mag.158


Comment:
- M.A., compiler of the "Concordance," nicknamed the Corrector - aet.70 - Gents.Mag.543; Lond.Mag. 596; Gents.Mag.xxiv, 150; Scots.Mag.630.


Comment:
- at Herne-hill, Surrey, in his 58th year John Curtis, Esq., and many years an eminent wholesale stationer, as was his father Thomas Curtis, Esq. before him


Comment:
- he died suddenly at his house in Holborn - aet.73


Comment:
Benefit 1859, but the probate date makes it clear that this is a simple error


Comment:
- died in poverty eighteen months before his father [i.e. 2 Jul 1803]


Comment:
- perished in the destruction of their premises by fire


Comment:
Benefit 19 Feb 1797 - at his home in Pall Mall


Comment:
- Mr.B.Baker (on court) said G.W. died end 1833 at Lambeth


Comment:
- stationer in Paternoster Row - Gents.Mag. 540; Lond.Mag. 533


Comment:
- at Dalby Terrace, City Road, London, at the age of eighty-one


Comment:
- printer, Brydges St., Conv.Garden - Euro.Mag. 317; Gents.Mag. 373


Comment:
- Barnard, stationer in Mitre Court, Temple - Euro.Mag.240; Gents.Mag. 875


Comment:
- formerly a wholesale stationer in Watling-street


Comment:
- of Gracechurch street, stationer, and Bow Farm, Middlesex


Comment:
- In New Palace-yard, Westminster, highly respected and much regretted, as a truly worthy man, ---, M.P. for Canterbury and editor and proprietor of the Kentish Gazette


Comment:
- at his London residence in Bedford Row


Comment:
- payment made on his death from the Benefit Society on 2 Dec 1820


Comment:
- stationer, Newgate St. - Gents.Mag.311


Comment:
- late booksellr., Paternostr. Row - Euro.Mag. 71; Gents.Mag.168


Comment:
- Chandler deced to kill himself. Event described by Gent


Comment:
- bookseller and bridgemaster, Lond. - Gents.Mag.248; Lond.Mag.450


Comment:
- over exertion from walking led to a nine-month illness he died in London of an enlargement of the omentum


Comment:
- at 16 Providence Street, Walworth Common


Comment:
- bookseller, Fleet St. aet.77 - Gents.Mag. 622


Comment:
- printer to the Society for Promoting Christian Learning


Comment:
- printer, St John's Street - Gents.Mag. 293; Lond.Mag. 340


Comment:
- at his house in Edward Street, Hampstead Road


Comment:
- bookseller, Dublin - 1785 - Gents.Mag. 235


Comment:
- aet. 51 - after a long and painful illness


Comment:
- aet 32 - lately - after a long illness - printer, Berwick-street, Soho


Comment:
- at 34 Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Comment:
- quoting Quaker Deth Regs., bk.857, 678 - 'd. 8mo [Oct] 1720: Andrew Hinde, aged 35, parish of St Sepulchre, of Consumption'


Comment:
- bookseller and stockbroker at the R.Exchange - Gents.Mag. 95; Lond.Mag.92; Timperley, C.H., p.684


Comment:
- died at his apartments, in Zion college


Comment:
- printer and publisher in Paternoster Row - Lond.Mag. 448; Gents.Mag. 382


Comment:
- his sister's house at 220 Union Row in Deptford


Comment:
- in Searle-street, Lincoln's Inn, in his 70th year


Comment:
- quoting Gents.Mag. - victim to an atrophy, at Long Street, Sherborne


Comment:
- at his home 66 Huntingdon Street, Barnsbury Park, Islington, London


Comment:
- after on attack of acute hepatitis in the course of a visit to Tunbridge Wells


Comment:
- at his home, 51 Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park, London


Comment:
- aet. 71 - at his apartments in the Library, St James's Square


Comment:
- an attack of jaundice, from which he never recovered. He died at his rhome, 28 Belsize Road, St.John's Wood, London


Comment:
- in Bedford-row, aged 65, eminent printer, of Lombard-street, Whitefriars. Native of Durham


Comment:
- at Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Comment:
- of cholera at his home, 20 Upper Phillimore Place, Kensington


Comment:
- at Sudbury House, King Stret, Hammersmith


Comment:
- when his son was made free by patrimony - QUERY


Comment:
- goods valued by William Howberch and Richard Pate, after his death


Comment:
- date and circumstances of his death are unknown


Comment:
Benefit 8 Dec 1787 - younger son of Wm.C. the letterfounder - Gents.Mag.1129


Comment:
- presumably still in the Marshalsea prison, Dublin


Comment:
- aet 72 - However, Straus, p.15 says "in one of his own pamphlets Curll gives the 'Year of my Nativity' 1683.


Comment:
- "at his home, 7 Fortess Terrace West, Kentish Town"


Comment:
- was executed on April 19th, 1601, for selling popish books


Comment:
-  he had suffered a blow to the head in an omnibus accident the previous year and never properly recovered


Comment:
- at his home, 68 Wimpole Street, Marylebone


Comment:
- after a lingering illness, at his father's house in Leicestershire


Comment:
- of a bowel complaint in Castle Street, Oxford Street


Comment:
- found dead in his bed, at his lodgings, in New-court, Moor-lane, Cripplegate, London- found dead in his bed, at his lodgings, in New-court, Moor-lane, Cripplegate, London


Comment:
-  at his home, 9 Kensington Park Villas


Comment:
- at his house at North End, Fulham, Middlesex


Comment:
- aet.67 - first printer employed by Bartolozzi and printer to the Royal and Antiquary Societies


Comment:
- after a few days illness - aged fifty-nine


Comment:
- printers' ink-maker - 1767 - Lond.Mag., 147


Comment:
- when his widow was elected to a pension


Comment:
- stationer, Chancery Lane - Europ.Mag. 80


Comment:
- at Gloucester Street, Westminster Road, Lambeth. He Hanged himself. Aged 80.


Comment:
- 2 Monmouth Court, St Giles, London - collapsed and died of jaundice


Comment:
- probably from his name he was originally from Lithuania


Comment:
- at the Marine Hospital, Lake View, Chicago.


Comment:
- in the Middlesex House of Correction - from fever and general debility.


Comment:
- at his home, 22 Stanhope Street, London


Comment:
- Cuddon's own fate after 1828 is equally obscure.


Comment:
- at Bruswick Cottage - accidental overdose of laudanum.


Comment:
- suddenly of apoplexy - at his home at Gate Street [17]


Comment:
- aged eighty, at his home in Market Street, Cambridge


Comment:
- 'Penyall Bowen, stationer, once apprentice to Ocatvian Pulleyn, sen., bookseller ion St. Paul's churchyard, dying of a veyne broken was buried at St. Butolph's without Aldersgate'


Comment:
- at the home of Joseph Mayer, In Lord Street, Liverpool


Comment:
The jury initially pronounced Ducket not guilty, but the judge urged them to reconsider. Sentence of death was then pronounced against him and three priest, and he was hanged at Tyburn.


Comment:
- in the house of correction, Coldbath Fields, near Gray's Inn Road, London


Comment:
- 'his old rooms above the office in Wellington Street' - 'of cancer'


Comment:
- 'Tho. Cooper, journeyman bookseller to Mr.R.Royston [Richard Royston], died 'ex Peste'


Comment:
- ' M. Daykyn bookseller, a recusant in High Holborn died there ex peste'


Comment:
- 'Jonathan Hopkinson, bookseller wthout Algate, died'


Comment:
- bookseller in Little Britain, brother to Mis Bee, wife of Cornel Bee, died


Comment:
- printer and informer agst. Jno.Wilkes - aet.56 - Euro.Mag.152; Gents.Mag. 752


Comment:
- following the birth of their daughter Mary


Comment:
Mr.Herbert Norris - quoted by Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922)


# ENGLISH STOCK

CommentES:
Re-marriage reported to the Court, share disposed of to Mr.Smethicke.


CommentES:
Death reported to the Court and share disposed of.


CommentES:
Wills B:225 = by deed - assigned her share to her sons John King Farlow and William Farlow in Trust to pay to her the dividends during her life and after her decease for their own use in equal shares.


CommentES:
C.10 = A.B. and John James Birkett of Trafalgar Place, Kentish Town by indorsement  --- further charge the £160 share of the late J.B. to secure £20 and interest to Seymour Teulon.


CommentES:
Indenture - assigns - to Thomas Gardiner of Newgate Street for securring to him £100 and interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:166 -  by indenture assigns her £50 share to Joseph Johnson Miles of Paternoster Row to secur £45 and interest.


CommentES:
Indenture  - assigns her £80 share to Joseph Greenhill, Stationers Hall as security for the reapyment of £75 with interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:255 - by indenture assigns her £40 share to Joseph Greenhill for securing the sum of £38 and interest.


CommentES:
On death a Livery Share passed to his widow.  Cf. Jackson, p.70.


CommentES:
Died before next dividend, share passed to his widow.


CommentES:
Check CB, in view of the fact that the widow drops back to £80 share!


CommentES:
The Div.List clearly shows FC getting £40 Check CB to see if he refused share!


CommentES:
FC was buried on this day.  Share passed to his widow.


CommentES:
?? Declined to stand asked therefore that his son John could have £40 share.


CommentES:
Father declined to stand on this day and asked that his son should therefore be given £40 share.


CommentES:
Translated to the Drapers' Company prior to being elected to the Mayoralty.


CommentES:
Signed for by Richard Clark, the Under Warden.


CommentES:
6 Aug 1839 - No candidate for disposal of £320 share


CommentES:
name crossed out and Mrs.Jane written in --- signed for by J.Williams


CommentES:
Wills C:127 - Memorandum  - the executors of H.P. acknowledge the receipt of the Principal & Interest from James Basire for which the latter had mortgaged his share in the English Stock.


CommentES:
Wills C.14 = Indenture he reassigns to William Lovell of Penton Street Walworth Surrey his share.


CommentES:
Wills C:111 = Memorandum acknowledges that satisfaction has been made him of the principal sum of £200 and interest mentioned in an indenture executed by Peter Wynne, 24 Dec 1847 & consequently relinquishes his claim upon his share.


CommentES:
Limited Administration [see Will] show that Edward Johnson had lent MS £160, therefore paid to him.


CommentES:
C2 = By indenture --- assigns his share  --- to Seymour Teulon of Cooper's Row, Savage Gardens as security for the repayment of the sum of Eighty pounds with Interest.


CommentES:
Wills C.15 = assigns --- to John Martin of Woburn in Bedfordshire as security for the repayment of £195 with interest.


CommentES:
Share disposed of.  Left to S.C., W.T.C. and George Jermey the younger in trust to call in the same and invest it in Gov. Secuirites & to pay the dividends thereof to the widow.


CommentES:
Wills C.43  - by Indenture --- assigns --- share --- to John Edmund Richard of St.Martins Court as security for the repayment of money lent.


CommentES:
Wills C:130 - by indenture  - assigns his £2000 share to Charles Whittingham as security for the repayment of money lent.


CommentES:
Wills C:80 = "by Indenture assigns his share -- (as security for the payment of £142 - with interest) to Henry Pouncy of Long Acre"


CommentES:
Wills C:127 - Memorandum - the executors of Henry Pouncy acknowledge the receipt of the Principal & Interest from James Basire for which the latter had mortgaged his share in the English Stock.


CommentES:
Wills C:128 - Indenture  - assigns his £200 share to Henry Hansard as a security for the repaoyment of the sum of £150 with interest.


CommentES:
Wills C.33 = by Indenture --- assisgns his --- share to John Martin of Froxfield, Eversholt, Bedfordshire, as security against money lent.


CommentES:
Wills C:78 = Assigns his Share to John Harris of Princes Gate, Hyde Park as security for repayment of money lent.


CommentES:
Wills C:198 = by memorandum signed by John Hariss - acknowledge reciept of £160 & interest has his share --- restored to him.


CommentES:
Wills C:154 - by indenture --- assigns his share to John Kelday of New Bridge Street for securing £35 & interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:164 - by indenture assigns to George Frederick Morrell his £100 share as a security for money lent and interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:168 - by indenture assigns his £200 share to Edmund Hodgson of Fleet Street to secure £200 & interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:238 - by memorandum [Edmund Hodgson] acknowledges to have received the principal money & interest secured to him by the assignment of Samuel Hodgson's £200 share.


CommentES:
Wills C:288 - by indenture assigns his £200 share to George Singer as security fo the repayment of £200 and interest.


CommentES:
Wills C.39 = assigned --- to Joseph Greenhill of Sttioners Hall as a security for money lent.


CommentES:
Wills C:347 = by an indenture - assigns his £160 share to Joseph Greenhill for securing £155 and interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:132 - by indenture - assigns his share to Sir john Key a security for the repayment of meoney lent.


CommentES:
George Chater by indenture re-assigns & transfers to W.P.B.M. the share of the latter.


CommentES:
Wills C:156 - by indenture assigns his share to George Chater as security for the repayment of £80 and interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:280 - by memorandum [George Chater] acknowledges to have received the Eighty pounds & interest for which W.P.B.Marchetti assigned to him his share.


CommentES:
Wills C:287 - by indenture assigns his share to George Chater as security for the re-payment of the sum of £80 with interest


CommentES:
Wills C.52 - by indenture assigns  --- to Mr.Richard Marshall as a security for money lent.


CommentES:
Wills C:171 - by indenture assigns his £80 share to Richard Marshall of Muswell Hill to secure £80 & interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:215 - release from the executors of Richard Marsha.. - is repossessed of his share.


CommentES:
Wills C:183 - Indenture - assigns his £80  to Arthur Suttaby to secure £80 and interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:294 = by deed assigns his £200 share to Arthur Suttaby for securring the sum of £200 and interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:442 = by memorandum James Arthur Suttaby executor of Arthur Suttaby acknowledges of £80 lent to John Seeley


CommentES:
Wills C:144 - by indenture --- assigns his share to John Dickinson Esq. S security for the repaoyment of money lent & interest.


CommentES:
Wills C;160 - by indenture --- assigns his share to Joseph J.Miles of 33 Paternoster Row to secure £200 & interest


CommentES:
Memorandum - assigns & transfers to Catherine Brooke Williams the £200 share standing in the name of her late husband John Williams in consideratioon of Two hundred pounds received of her.


CommentES:
Wills C.57 = Rev. W.L.Suttaby executor of the late --- by deed --- transfers to Arthur Suttaby the interest held by the said R.S. standing in the name of John Williams.


CommentES:
Wills C.3 = By Indenture --- assigns --- share --- to Bevis Ellerby Green of Pater Noster Row as a Security for the repayment of the sum of Forty pounds with Interest.


CommentES:
Wills C:257 - by memorandoum [Bevis E.Green] acknowledges to have received the principal sum and interest secured to him by the assignment of Edward Wallis's £40 share.


# EVENTS

CommentEvent:
John Hudson [LBT/19967] from Simon Lloyd [LBT/20470]


CommentEvent:
to James MacKenzie - in the Barbers' Company.


CommentEvent:
- Mary London [LBT/30311], St Giles Cripplegate


CommentEvent:
John Whittington [LBT/22128] from Henry Sommers [LBT/16438]


CommentEvent:
Henry Porton [LBT/16488] from Nicholas Boddington [LBT/14799]


CommentEvent:
Robert Aylward [LBT/20103] his son, from George Marsh [LBT/20106]


CommentEvent:
James Old [LBT/17414] from John Cooke [LBT/19521]


CommentEvent:
Abraham Vernon [LBT/18463] from Joshua Gilbert [LBT/15120]


CommentEvent:
John Clarke [LBT/23109] from Nathaniel Wilkinson [LBT/18457]


CommentEvent:
John Clarke [LBT/23109] to William Clarke [LBT/17254]


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Biss [LBT/19344] from Joseph Hurt [LBT/19345]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Price [LBT/20914] from Thomas Pasham [LBT/22846]


CommentEvent:
William Hawker [LBT/17714] from Robert Davidson [LBT/17696]


CommentEvent:
James Scott [LBT/17062] from William Chalklen [LBT/21927]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Chamberlain [LBT/16653] from Daniel Brogden [LBT/12245]


CommentEvent:
John Ward [LBT/21287] from Hugh Reiley [LBT/21286]


CommentEvent:
to Knight Morgan [Barber Surgeons' Company] - alias Price


CommentEvent:
- in the Barber Surgeon's Company - alias Price


CommentEvent:
John Sansom [LBT/8] to John Harvey [LBT/2890]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Lovewell [LBT/17556] from Jonah Crathorne [LBT/18328]


CommentEvent:
Isaac Trumball [LBT/18522] from Valentine Golding [LBT/18520]


CommentEvent:
Isaac Trumball [LBT/18522] to William Wheeler [LBT/38]


CommentEvent:
Isaac Trumball [LBT/18522] from Edmund Michael Colnett [LBT/37]


CommentEvent:
Edward Peters [LBT/18180] from Joseph Finden [LBT/18440]


CommentEvent:
Michael Stockdale [LBT/22332] from Joseph Stockdale [LBT/20319] his father


CommentEvent:
Thomas Verral [LBT/21475] from Charles Rivington [LBT/21400]


CommentEvent:
John Ward [LBT/12043] from William Cooper [LBT/15448]


CommentEvent:
- to Ann Phillips [LBT/6695] at St Olave, Hart Street


CommentEvent:
Thomas Croskill [LBT/13430] - apparently never formally bound.


CommentEvent:
Joseph Collyer [LBT/17371] from Joseph Collyer [LBT/17370] his father


CommentEvent:
Philip James Aubin [LBT/19573] from John Johnson [LBT/20888]


CommentEvent:
Peter West [LBT/17735] from Samuel West [LBT/28960]


CommentEvent:
John Hopes  [LBT/22962] from Peter West [LBT/17735]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Lowndes [LBT/20022] from William Lowndes [LBT/17025]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Spragg [LBT/17461] from Joseph Cooper [LBT/21455]


CommentEvent:
John Browne [LBT/16425] from John Bird [LBT/21951]


CommentEvent:
Isaac White Buddle [LBT/21256] from Raham Reepe [LBT/22772]


CommentEvent:
William Moore [LBT/20392] in the Butchers' Company


CommentEvent:
William Moore [LBT/20392] to George Michell [LBT/17600]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Field [LBT/22406] from William Strahan [LBT/22428]


CommentEvent:
Stephen Buckland [LBT/22395] his son, from William Strahan [LBT/22428]


CommentEvent:
William Goldsmith [LBT/16660] from Thomas Brookbank [LBT/17314]


CommentEvent:
James Buckland [LBT/22394] his son, from Willliam Strahan [LBT/22428]


CommentEvent:
William Webb [LBT/17400] from Daniel Constable [LBT/18865]


CommentEvent:
Stephen Newton Bradnock [LBT/17538] from Thomas Cox [LBT/20575]


CommentEvent:
to his father, - Lawrence [Clockmakers' Company]


CommentEvent:
Edward Scott [LBT/17920] from John Drew [LBT/17802]


CommentEvent:
Richard Martin [LBT/15841] from Thomas Norwood Ashfield [LBT/15834]


CommentEvent:
Robert Hazard [LBT/18949] from Joseph Hazard [LBT/14083]


CommentEvent:
first - to Eliezer Chater [Clockmakers' Company]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Livermore [LBT/17376] his son, from Joseph Collyer [LBT/17370]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Livermore [LBT/17376] his son, to John Lake [LBT/2912]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Wilkins [LBT/21349] from Daniel Richard [LBT/21350]


CommentEvent:
John Haynes [LBT/21343] from Daniel Richard [LBT/21350]


CommentEvent:
John Kealy [LBT/21918] from George Sydney [LBT/22178]


CommentEvent:
James Horlley [LBT/15773] from William Adlard [LBT/19469]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Powell [LBT/16039] from John Banister [LBT/21827]


CommentEvent:
John Kidgell [LBT/21468] from John Banister [LBT/21827]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Powell [LBT/16039] to John Powell [LBT/2538]


CommentEvent:
Ferdinando Unsworth [LBT/20938] from William Hughes [LBT/2557]


CommentEvent:
Robert Hearn [LBT/19804] from James Larken [LBT/20498]


CommentEvent:
John Wright [LBT/23359] from Henry Wright [LBT/22607] his father


CommentEvent:
Charles Burgess [LBT/22702] from Edward Vaughan [LBT/21093]


CommentEvent:
John Banister [LBT/21827] from Richard William Seale [LBT/21834]


CommentEvent:
Richard Croutt [LBT/16211] from William Bates [LBT/17922]


CommentEvent:
George Graham [LBT/20122] from Robert Marsh [  ]


CommentEvent:
Robert Crakelt [LBT/17823] from Charles Dilly [LBT/17828]


CommentEvent:
Edward Whittell [LBT/20924] from John Payne [LBT/20922]


CommentEvent:
Robert Armitage [LBT/16972] his son, from Marcus James Fleming Carnegy [LBT/16975]


CommentEvent:
Jonathan Harris [LBT/19928] from John Lilly [LBT/19929]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Smith [LBT/22767] his son, from John Walkden [LBT/22773]


CommentEvent:
William Remnant [LBT/18338] from John Furman [LBT/18367]


CommentEvent:
William Bushman [LBT/17024] from Thomas Caslon [LBT/17220]


CommentEvent:
William Witherby [LBT/21477] his son, from Charles Rivington [LBT/21400]


CommentEvent:
William Smith [LBT/17981] from Stephen Egleton [LBT/20248]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Witherby [LBT/16474] his son, from Matthew Bloxam [LBT/17312]


CommentEvent:
John Clifft [LBT/15784] from Charles Alchorne [LBT/15783]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Flowers [LBT/22336] from John Stone [LBT/20936]


CommentEvent:
George Fleming [LBT/19124] from George Hodgkinson [LBT/21037]


CommentEvent:
William Bunce [LBT/19371] from Jacob Ilive [LBT/19388]


CommentEvent:
Christopher Egeres [LBT/18578] from Thomas Grace [LBT/18579]


CommentEvent:
Cornelius Berry [LBT/22925] from James Deveral [LBT/28805]


CommentEvent:
Anthony Johnson (Thomas Anthony Jenkenson) [LBT/18330] from John Fuller [LBT/18319]


CommentEvent:
Nathaniel Denham [LBT/16902] from Thomas Bush [LBT/16890]


CommentEvent:
George Willson [LBT/20461] from James Moulding [LBT/17416]


CommentEvent:
Jonah Crathorne [LBT/18328] from John Fuller [LBT/18319]


CommentEvent:
Charles Nichols Field [LBT/21590] from Henry Routh [LBT/21592]


CommentEvent:
Edward Ridgway [LBT/20459] his son, from James Moulding [LBT/17416]


CommentEvent:
Jessintour Rozea [LBT/19642] from Thomas Jones [LBT/22295]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Tiffin [LBT/16793] from Hannah Browning [LBT/4269]


CommentEvent:
to William Bowtell [LBT/166] - indenture CF1/11/12


CommentEvent:
William Bonny [LBT/165] - indenture CF1/11/12


CommentEvent:
Thomas Liversage [LBT/16607] from John Boys [LBT/17614]


CommentEvent:
John Hanmer Wingrave [LBT/17390] his son, from Nathaniel Conant [LBT/21756]


CommentEvent:
William Dawson [LBT/19638] from Thomas Jones [  ]


CommentEvent:
Francis Gurney [LBT/19707] from Joseph Kingman [LBT/21557]


CommentEvent:
Ebenezer Dunkerly [LBT/20146] from Thomas Marston [LBT/20147]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Woodgate [LBT/17907] from Martha Downing [LBT/4215]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Green [LBT/18418] possibly his son, from Benjamin Gibbons [LBT/21084]


CommentEvent:
James Hopson [LBT/21465] from Charles Rivington [LBT/21400]


CommentEvent:
James Hands [LBT/18779] from John Hanbury [LBT/2720]


CommentEvent:
William Browne [LBT/20908] from John Parsons [LBT/17279]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Powell [LBT/16039] from William Blake [LBT/78]


CommentEvent:
Nathaniel Collett [LBT/21521] from William Robins [LBT/20643]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Osborne [LBT/20710] from John Osborne [LBT/18660] his father


CommentEvent:
Joseph Simmons [LBT/21935] from Samuel Simmons [LBT/22487] his father


CommentEvent:
Charles Lampwright [LBT/18563] from Thomas Gough [LBT/20210]


CommentEvent:
John Godfrey [LBT/23000] his son, from Thomas White [LBT/23003]


CommentEvent:
Ferdinando Unsworth [LBT/20938] from Dean Peacock [LBT/18016]


CommentEvent:
Ferdinando Unsworth [LBT/20938] to Thomas Cotes [LBT/79]


CommentEvent:
William Smith [LBT/23197] from Gilbert Wintle [LBT/17338]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Winter [LBT/16792] from William Browne [LBT/21699]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Winfield [LBT/22301] from Robert Stephens [LBT/16021]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Allenby [LBT/20019] from Henry Lowndes [LBT/20021]


CommentEvent:
Daniel Reighly [LBT/12138] - apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
John Humphreys [LBT/12137] - fined 2s.6d. 'For being bound by a Forraigne Indr'.


CommentEvent:
George Thompson [LBT/12139] - apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
- refused more time to pay her late husband's debt


CommentEvent:
Winstanley Battersby [LBT/16226] her son


CommentEvent:
St John Baker [LBT/11407] - originally bound to Robert Battersby [LBT/11409]


CommentEvent:
Lawrence Gilliver [LBT/16544]  - originally bound to Jonah Bowyer [LBT/11467]


CommentEvent:
Edward Safyear  [LBT/16330] - originally bound to her husband, John Beresford [LBT/11478] as Safyer


CommentEvent:
John Rogers [LBT/16329] - originally bound to her husband, John Beresford [LBT/11478]


CommentEvent:
John Lardner [LBT/16328] - originally bound to her husband, John Beresford [LBT/11478]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Randes [LBT/12523] - Mrs.Firby descfribed as the late wife of Thomas Firby [LBT/11489]


CommentEvent:
John Crisp [LBT/18088] from William Faden [LBT/18793]


CommentEvent:
John Chitty [LBT/18558] from Thomas Gough [LBT/20210]


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Baker [LBT/16332] from William Berresford [LBT/19517]


CommentEvent:
Simmonneau Pine [LBT/18953] from Joseph Hazard [LBT/14083]


CommentEvent:
John Gibson [LBT/16476] from John Blundell [LBT/20495]


CommentEvent:
John Cooke [LBT/17425] from William Wells [LBT/2642]


CommentEvent:
Richard Good [LBT/22668] from William Tricketts [LBT/15831]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Ryland [LBT/21653] from Edward Ryland [LBT/17689] his father


CommentEvent:
Thomas Pearson [LBT/17602] from Stanley Crowder [LBT/19111]


CommentEvent:
John Towne [LBT/17785] from Lockyer Davis [LBT/17738]


CommentEvent:
William Ellis [LBT/17995] from Joseph Ellis [LBT/21831] his father


CommentEvent:
- two day fire destroyed the building in Paternoster Row


CommentEvent:
- Printer to the University of Cambridge


CommentEvent:
Richard Heyborne [LBT/18781] from Elizabeth Hands [LBT/4314]


CommentEvent:
James Creek [LBT/18671] from William Haddon [LBT/13348]


CommentEvent:
James Appleton [LBT/23107] from John Wilkinson [LBT/16208]


CommentEvent:
William Blencow [LBT/20024] from Richard Lucas [LBT/17016]


CommentEvent:
Fancis Cooper [LBT/17148] from Humphry Child [LBT/20265]


CommentEvent:
John Johnson [LBT/20888] from Eleanor Parsons [LBT/3816]


CommentEvent:
William Fenner [LBT/21151] from Richard Preston [LBT/20815]


CommentEvent:
William Cornish [LBT/18135] from William Fenner [LBT/21151]


CommentEvent:
Zachariah Fenner [LBT/18136] from William Fenner [LBT/21151]


CommentEvent:
Zachariah Fenner [LBT/18136] to Richard Hett [LBT/21396]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Farrell [LBT/22052] his son, from Joseph Smith [LBT/19981]


CommentEvent:
Paul Vaillant [LBT/16035] to Nicholas Prevost [LBT/28637]


CommentEvent:
Cornelius Sabine [LBT/21677] from Thomas Sabine [LBT/15931] his father


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Barker [LBT/19684] his son, from Charles King [LBT/14808]


CommentEvent:
- by Thomas Driver in the Haberdashers' Company


CommentEvent:
Charles Shortgrave [LBT/14326] - fine 2s 6d for 'not being bound at ye Hall'


CommentEvent:
Nathaniel Hooke [LBT/11431] - servant to Bee - freed by redemption, from the Haberdashers' Company


CommentEvent:
William Edwin [LBT/11430] - servant to Bee - freed by redemption in the Stationers' Company, from the Haberdashers' Company


CommentEvent:
William Ginger [LBT/21481] his son, from John Rivington [LBT/21449]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Hooke [LBT/22187] from John Stackhouse [LBT/23393]


CommentEvent:
William Green [LBT/16094] from Samuel Bowler [LBT/28814]


CommentEvent:
William Guest [LBT/18782] from Robert Hands [LBT/18562]


CommentEvent:
Richard Lovett [LBT/22996] from Robert White [LBT/22291]


CommentEvent:
Castle Thorpe [LBT/19991] from Thomas Longman [LBT/20706]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Graham [LBT/17650] from Thomas Curtis [LBT/18208]


CommentEvent:
John Cooke [LBT/17425] from Mary Cooke [  ]


CommentEvent:
Richard Chiswell [LBT/11855] in the Haberdashers' Company.


CommentEvent:
Thomas Whittacres (LBT/7654] originally bound to John Harrison [LBT/7622] but had been discharged from by order of the Lord Mayor


CommentEvent:
Joseph Bingham [LBT/2649], his son in the Haberdashers' Company


CommentEvent:
to his father, Thomas Bingham [LBT/2648]


CommentEvent:
William Byard [LBT/8738] - originally bound to Edward White [LBT/8008] to serve his time with Holland 'using the trade of bookbinding'


CommentEvent:
Joseph Shepherd Munden [LBT/19102] from Daniel Hobbs [LBT/16661]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Longfoot [LBT/22208] his son, from Charles Stalker [LBT/22209]


CommentEvent:
James Fenning [LBT/20396] from Francis Lewis Morgan [LBT/20397]


CommentEvent:
Jonathan Sedgwick [LBT/21196] from Matthew Ray [LBT/28826]


CommentEvent:
Jonathan Sedgwick [LBT/21196] to Robert Browne [LBT/28825]


CommentEvent:
- to Ann Garnault [LBT/2998], at St George the Martyr, Queen's Square, London


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Alport [LBT/13371] - apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
to his father, Thomas Bowles [LBT/2666] in the Joiners' Company


CommentEvent:
George Archer [LBT/22156] from Molton Spier [LBT/22782]


CommentEvent:
- Thomas Bowles [LBT/2666] in the Joiners' Company


CommentEvent:
John Frome [LBT/22409] from William Strahan [LBT/22428]


CommentEvent:
John Naish [LBT/19810] from William Larkin [LBT/19806]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Dean [LBT/16936] his son, from Deodatus Bye [LBT/17058]


CommentEvent:
John Fowlt [LBT/17301] from Robert Cole [LBT/16390]


CommentEvent:
James Man [LBT/17305] from Robert Cole [LBT/16390]


CommentEvent:
John Gardiner [LBT/22036] his son, from John Smith [LBT/22045]


CommentEvent:
Edward Crutchfield  [LBT/17051] from Edward Cave [LBT/17346]


CommentEvent:
Luke Hall [LBT/22745] from John Vowell [LBT/22743]


CommentEvent:
George Street [LBT/23163] from George Wilmott [LBT/17093]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Dermer [LBT/18317] from John Fuller [LBT/20224]


CommentEvent:
William Davis [LBT/18060] from James Eveness [LBT/19855]


CommentEvent:
John Johnson [LBT/18786] from Robert Hands [LBT/18562]


CommentEvent:
Daniel Mackglew [LBT/18787] from Robert Hands [LBT/18562]


CommentEvent:
Daniel Mackglew [LBT/18787] to Cornelius Taylor [LBT/18564]


CommentEvent:
James Acors [LBT/19549] from Charles Jephson [LBT/15854]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Worrall [LBT/21043] from Richard Phillips [LBT/15403]


CommentEvent:
John Ward [LBT/16126] from James Basire [LBT/21828]


CommentEvent:
Henry Vicaries [LBT/21222] from Mary Read [LBT/3920]


CommentEvent:
George Lifford Smart [LBT/27259] his son, from Joseph Baker [LBT/17367]


CommentEvent:
William Ellis [LBT/17996] Joseph Ellis [LBT/21831]


CommentEvent:
- Summary - James Read, Nath Mist, and John Applebee, Printers of the Weekly Journals, summon'd by the Court, and reprimanded for presuming to print Abstracts --- of the Court


CommentEvent:
Thomas Bright [LBT/18062] from Elinor Everingham [LBT/3629]


CommentEvent:
George Cole [LBT/19361] from Samuel Idle [LBT/21501]


CommentEvent:
Bryan Skey [LBT/23270] from Henry Woodfall [LBT/17669]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Selfe [LBT/16573] from William Bowyer [LBT/16546]


CommentEvent:
George Roberts Frieake [LBT/25001] his son


CommentEvent:
by Roger Daniel in the Leathersellers' Company


CommentEvent:
William Mackintosh [LBT/22854] from Caesar Ward [LBT/22850]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Bezeley [LBT/20234] from William Meadows [LBT/21979]


CommentEvent:
Peter Thompson [LBT/23081] his son,  from John Wilkie [LBT/19329]


CommentEvent:
Matthew Trigg [LBT/20688] his son, from Richard Oliver [LBT/21623]


CommentEvent:
Edward Hood [LBT/20514] from Samuel Nevill [LBT/19442] - see FURTHER NOTES


CommentEvent:
Edward Hood [LBT/20514] see above and Further Notes


CommentEvent:
Joseph Gosford [LBT/15818] Thomas Aris [LBT/15808]


CommentEvent:
John Bilson [LBT/17967] from William Edwards[LBT/21204]


CommentEvent:
William Jones [LBT/18479] from William Gilbert [LBT/18469]


CommentEvent:
Edmund Cook [LBT/23279] from Henry Woodfall [LBT/23275]


CommentEvent:
in the Leathersellers' Company to John Sewers [ ]


CommentEvent:
in the Leathersellers' Company, to his father, William Dicey [LBT/2712]


CommentEvent:
in the Leathersellers' Company, by order of the Court of Aldermen of 11th inst.


CommentEvent:
Redemption - COL/CHD/FR/02/614/61 - See FURTHER NOTES


CommentEvent:
to Edward Cookes [LBT/2725] in the Loriners' Company


CommentEvent:
Godfrey Scholey [LBT/21016] from Nicholas Phene [LBT/21025]


CommentEvent:
James Compigne [LBT/17373] his son, from Joseph Collyer [LBT/17370]


CommentEvent:
George Compigne [LBT/16632] from Samuel Brewer [LBT/22722]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Empson [LBT/20456] from James Moulding [LBT/17416]


CommentEvent:
James Hands [LBT/18779] from Elizabeth Hands [LBT/4314]


CommentEvent:
James Hands [LBT/18779] to Charles West [LBT/2536] on Hanbury's death


CommentEvent:
Thomas Metcalfe [LBT/20275] his son,  from John Meres [LBT/20238]


CommentEvent:
John Price [LBT/19114] his son, from James Hodges [LBT/20611]


CommentEvent:
John Price [LBT/23290] his son, from Henry Wood [LBT/23275]


CommentEvent:
John Price [LBT/23290] his son, to Thomas Gardner [LBT/17902]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Barnardiston [LBT/20080] from William March [LBT/18837]


CommentEvent:
John Walter [LBT/19996]  his son, from Thomas Longman [LBT/19988]


CommentEvent:
John Bittany [LBT/21856] from John Sewell [LBT/20164]


CommentEvent:
to Robert Large [Mercers' Company] - date of entry.


CommentEvent:
James Basnett [LBT/23361] from Thomas Wright [LBT/22775]


CommentEvent:
Mark Kay Fotherby [LBT/20388] from Philip Moore [LBT/17567]


CommentEvent:
Moses Staples [LBT/16026] from Richard Baldwin [LBT/16015]


CommentEvent:
Galpine Baxter [LBT/22666] from William Tricketts [LBT/15831]


CommentEvent:
Henry Frome [LBT/17130] from William Chapman [LBT/17129]


CommentEvent:
Robert Hands [LBT/18780] from Elizabeth Hands [LBT/4314] his mother


CommentEvent:
Henry Frome [LBT/17130] to William Davenhill [LBT/18167]


CommentEvent:
George Galley [LBT/18498] from Webster Gillman [LBT/21928]


CommentEvent:
John Franknell [LBT/13245] - "servant to Abraham Isaac Cittizen and Merchan-tailer"


CommentEvent:
James Bowles [LBT/19022] from William Herbert [LBT/19019]


CommentEvent:
James Bate [LBT/17311] from John Coles [LBT/16093]


CommentEvent:
William Stephens [LBT/23366] his son,  from Thomas Wright [LBT/22775]


CommentEvent:
John Nehring [LBT/16535] from James Bowles [LBT/19022]


CommentEvent:
William Clarke [LBT/19820] from Bedwell Law [LBT/22845]


CommentEvent:
James Robson [LBT/19826] his son, from Bedwell Law [LBT/22845]


CommentEvent:
Daniel Baker [LBT/23171] his son, from John Wilson [LBT/17680]


CommentEvent:
John Scott [LBT/15824] from John Arnold [LBT/15825]


CommentEvent:
John Sewell [LBT/20164] from William Mason [LBT/20644]


CommentEvent:
James Wallis Street [LBT/19209] his son, from Thomas Hooke [LBT/22187]


CommentEvent:
Richard Starkey [LBT/19208] from Thomas Hooke [LBT/22187]


CommentEvent:
John Goodman [LBT/22325] from Benjamin Stichall [LBT/17986]


CommentEvent:
John Wilbraham [LBT/16534] from Thomas Bowen [LBT/16531]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Okey [LBT/18168] from Thomas Field [LBT/22406]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Okey [LBT/18168] to Samuel Okey [  ]


CommentEvent:
William Brabham [LBT/19617] from John Jones [  ]


CommentEvent:
William Brabham [LBT/19617] to James Lowther [ ]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Conder [LBT/16358] from Cornelius Berry [LBT/22925]


CommentEvent:
William Woods [LBT/17323] from John Coles [LBT/16093]


CommentEvent:
Charles Rushton [LBT/21338] from James Rice [LBT/19980]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Hanks [LBT/18259] from James Fance [LBT/18817]


CommentEvent:
William MacCarten [LBT/20413] from  William Morgan [LBT/21647]


CommentEvent:
Philip Oriel [LBT/19206] his son,  from Thomas Hooke [LBT/22187]


CommentEvent:
Henry Clarke [LBT/22486] from John Stackhouse Styles [LBT/19026]


CommentEvent:
William Higgins [LBT/18650] from Joseph Gurney [LBT/15836]


CommentEvent:
Rowland Soux [LBT/18802] from Thomas Harbin [LBT/18798]


CommentEvent:
Combes Clarke [LBT/21437] from Thomas Ridge [LBT/16668]


CommentEvent:
Paul Lukyn [LBT/16738] from John Henry Browne [  ]


CommentEvent:
John Bateman [LBT/17307] from Charles Coles [LBT/20208]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Reserson [LBT/22872] from James Warham [LBT/22774]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Reserson [LBT/22872] to Henry Clarke [LBT/22486]


CommentEvent:
James Shenton [LBT/18614] his son, from Thomas Greenhill [LBT/22770]


CommentEvent:
Charles Richard Peck  [LBT/20130] from John Marshall [LBT/18455]


CommentEvent:
Michael Smith [LBT/19982] his son, from Joseph Lodge [LBT/19559]


CommentEvent:
John Thornton [LBT/22072] from Michael Smith [LBT/19982]


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Powell [LBT/21611] from Joseph Rust [LBT/22425]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Rusbatch [LBT/19562] from Josiah Johannot [LBT/19020]


CommentEvent:
David Harrison [LBT/22989] from Charles Whitcraft [  ]


CommentEvent:
Richard Milan [LBT/19108] from Edward Hodges [LBT/19106]


CommentEvent:
Richard Milan [LBT/19108] to Jonathan Moore [LBT/20384]


CommentEvent:
Isaac Rutson [LBT/16726] from James Browne [LBT/19503]


CommentEvent:
Isaac Rutson [LBT/16726] to Richard Rutson [LBT/28822]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Farmer [LBT/16340] from William Berresford [LBT/19517]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Smith [LBT/15777] from William Adlard [LBT/19469]


CommentEvent:
Francis Rhodes [LBT/22871] - said to have been bound to Ware when turned-over to Thomas Norris [LBT/12914] but no record - possibly as a Merchant Taylor.


CommentEvent:
Richard Ware [LBT/19094] his son, from Charles Hitch [LBT/16386]


CommentEvent:
John Mitchell [LBT/17925] from James Duncan [LBT/17923]


CommentEvent:
Nathaniel Conant [LBT/21756] from Edward Say [LBT/20446]


CommentEvent:
- Merchant Taylors' Company - said to have been bound to John Whiston [LBT/2815]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Raikes [LBT/16572] from William Bowyer [LBT/16546]


CommentEvent:
Henry Martyn [LBT/18193] from James Fletcher [LBT/18192]


CommentEvent:
Benjamin White [LBT/19997] his son, from Thomas Longman [LBT/19988]


CommentEvent:
William Hunt [LBT/21621] from Thomas Ryder [LBT/15907]


CommentEvent:
Aaron Turney  [LBT/21878] from Thomas Sharpe [LBT/18897]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Read [LBT/16671] from Richard Brooke [LBT/16664]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Read [LBT/16671] to Samuel Reed [LBT/28] his father


CommentEvent:
Robert Wilsonn [LBT/16672] his son,  from Richard Brooke [LBT/16664]


CommentEvent:
Harry Bird [LBT/18166] from Thomas Field [LBT/22406]


CommentEvent:
James Warham [LBT/22774] from Richard Walkden [LBT/22765]


CommentEvent:
John Lloyd [LBT/13852] - servant to William Middleton [LBT/2826] into the Stationers' Company "by His Majesty's order".


CommentEvent:
Samuel Jones [LBT/14791] to Thomas Sheppard [LBT/15052]


CommentEvent:
William Lyon [LBT/17727] from Daniel Davies [LBT/23182]


CommentEvent:
John Smith [LBT/13714] - in the Stationers; Company - apparently never formerly bound


CommentEvent:
Richard Bentley [LBT/13713] - in the Stationers' Company - apparently never formerly bound


CommentEvent:
William Barron [LBT/23108] from Nathaniel Wilkinson [LBT/18457]


CommentEvent:
John Harrison [LBT/22224] from Richard Starkey [LBT/19208]


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Gibbons [LBT/18663] from Robert Gyfford [LBT/18213]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Cockett  [LBT/20325] from Josiah Millidge [LBT/21221]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Batch Nicholls [LBT/17200] from Henry Clarke [LBT/22486]


CommentEvent:
Richard Marsh [LBT/16473] from Mathhew Bloxam [LBT/17312]


CommentEvent:
John Key [LBT/18870] his son, from Thomas Harrison [LBT/20750]


CommentEvent:
Jonathan Key [LBT/18137] his son, from William Fenner [LBT/21151]


CommentEvent:
John Marshall Critchett [LBT/24449] his son


CommentEvent:
Thomas Bolas [LBT/15911] his son, from John Bailey [LBT/15902]


CommentEvent:
William Howell [LBT/18226] from John Ford [ ]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Mahn [LBT/18287] from George Freer [LBT/22408]


CommentEvent:
George Pearch [LBT/21023] from Samuel Phene [LBT/19604]


CommentEvent:
Francis L'Estrange [LBT/17872] from William Domville [LBT/18318]


CommentEvent:
Henry Woodthorp  [LBT/19121] from James Hodges [LBT/20611]


CommentEvent:
Daniel Johnston [LBT/15995] from Henry Baldwin [LBT/21753]


CommentEvent:
Adam Rymell [LBT/20242] from William Mears [LBT/12935]


CommentEvent:
Charles Corbet [LBT/23251] his son, from George Woodfall [LBT/23274]


CommentEvent:
James Preston Bell [LBT/17368] his son, from Joseph Collyer [LBT/17370]


CommentEvent:
George Holland [LBT/23185] from Thomas Wingfield [ ]


CommentEvent:
George Holland [LBT/23185] to Stephen Holland [LBT/28300] - this is assumed from the fact that Holland freed the apprentice on this day.


CommentEvent:
Thomas Richard Ovey [LBT/16453] from James Black [LBT/16456]


CommentEvent:
Edward Nayler [LBT/16106] from William Barron [LBT/23108]


CommentEvent:
John Middleton [LBT/19092] from Charles Hitch [LBT/16386]


CommentEvent:
William Coram [LBT/16995] from Thomas Carr [LBT/23236]


CommentEvent:
James Graham [LBT/19400] from John Indge [LBT/20759]


CommentEvent:
Charles Robertson [LBT/16931] his son, from Joseph  Butterworth [LBT/16930]


CommentEvent:
Daniel Gogetty [LBT/20027] from Paul Lukyn [LBT/16738]


CommentEvent:
Cornelius Rich [LBT/20029] from Paul Lukyn [LBT/16738]


CommentEvent:
George Hodges [LBT/22868] from William Ward []


CommentEvent:
Arthur Colley [LBT/22064] from Marmaduke Smith [LBT/22707]


CommentEvent:
Frances May [LBT/22068] from Marmaduke Smith [LBT/22707]


CommentEvent:
Mary Suttton [LBT/22070] from Marmaduke Smith [LBT/22707]


CommentEvent:
Edward Cook [LBT/18652] from John Gurr [LBT/19945]


CommentEvent:
Edward Cook [LBT/18652] to Henry White [LBT/2884]


CommentEvent:
Edward Cook [LBT/18652] from George Cooper [LBT/2883]


CommentEvent:
John Gurr [LBT/19945] from Hentry Lintot [LBT/19943]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Nathaniel Goodwyn [LBT/22294] his son, from Robert Stephens [LBT/16021]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Nathaniel Goodwyn [LBT/22294] his son


CommentEvent:
James Putnum [LBT/17752] from John Davis [LBT/17751]


CommentEvent:
John Sansom [LBT/8] from Scudamore Ward alias Price [LBT/34]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Fuller Carter [LBT/24135] his son.


CommentEvent:
Joseph Hallmarke [LBT/17581] with George Bell [LBT/28795], from Edward Croke [LBT/22553]


CommentEvent:
William Venables [LBT/19769] from John Lake [LBT/18370]


CommentEvent:
John Hudgibutt [LBT/11796] apparently never formally bound - probably attribution to John Carr, member of the Skinners' Company


CommentEvent:
Samuel Scott [LBT/11797] apparently never formally bound - probably attribution to John Carr, member of the Skinners' Company


CommentEvent:
John Hobson [LBT/21775] from Eusebius Say [LBT/21749]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Livermore [LBT/17376] from Ezra Livermore [LBT/69] his father


CommentEvent:
Charles Coles [LBT/20208] from William Mayo [LBT/20204]


CommentEvent:
Charles Coles [LBT/20208] to Thomas Hooke [LBT/22187]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Bygrave [LBT/18679] from Thomas Hadley [LBT/22780]


CommentEvent:
Bayford Keep [LBT/19377] her son, from Jacob Ilive [LBT/19388]


CommentEvent:
- to Henry Carrington Bowles [LBT/2664], at St George the Martyr, Queen's Square, London


CommentEvent:
Thomas Smith [LBT/21609] her son, from Samuel Rusbatch [LBT/19562]


CommentEvent:
Richard Oulton [LBT/8848] her son [or son-in-law] by previous marriage, originally bound to Edward Allde [LBT/6782], was freed by redemption at Elizabeth's request


CommentEvent:
Robert Hargrast [LBT/8843] - originally bound to Edward Allde [LBT/6782] as Hargest


CommentEvent:
Robert Smith [LBT/8983] to George Miller [LBT/7431]


CommentEvent:
Francis Neile [LBT/8982] - originally bound to Richard Field [LBT/6931]


CommentEvent:
- £50 from the John Norton bequest - the original bond had been her husband's, but was taken out again on her behalf by John Haviland [LBT/9027]


CommentEvent:
William White [LBT/9176] originally bound to her husband, George Purslowe [LBT/6988]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Wilson [LBT/9177] originally bound to her husband, George Purslowe [LBT/6988]


CommentEvent:
- Duff, E.G. (1905) CHECK (Arber, I, 254)


CommentEvent:
William Downeham [LBT/7567] - originally obound to Edward Griffin [LBT/7206]


CommentEvent:
John Kilcher <Kitchell> [LBT/9703] - originally bound to Henry Cooke [LBT/7227]


CommentEvent:
John Lennard [LBT/6965] to Richard  Braddock [LBT/7469] originally  bound to Edmond Bollifant [LBT/7342]


CommentEvent:
- to Thomas Stockelie [LBT/6729] at St Mary Woolchruch Haw, London


CommentEvent:
Nathanael Field [LBT/7832] - originally bound to Ralph Jackson [LBT/7364]


CommentEvent:
William Clowes [LBT/7399] - originally bound to Thomas East [LBT/7395]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Wrosse [LBT/7411] - originally bound to Thomas East [LBT/7395]


CommentEvent:
Myles Flessher [LBT/7401] - by Thomas Snodham [LBT/7409] for Mrs.East - originally bound to Thomas East [LBT/7395]


CommentEvent:
William Ellis [LBT/8969] - the apprentice Mrs. East, 'an auncient woman', was permitted to have 22 May 1626.


CommentEvent:
George Tanfeild [LBT/7427] - originally bound to Richard Fidling [LBT/7425]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Brudnall [LBT/8925] - Mrs. Anne Braddock, apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
Thomas Chatyne [LBT/10229] - originally bound to Joseph Hunt [LBT/7540]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Walker [LBT/7543] - Helen Gower gave her consent to the turn-over of her deceased husband's apprentice to Thomas Newton [LBT/7804]


CommentEvent:
Raffe Pigge [LBT/8636] - apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
John Beale [LBT/11034] - apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
John Burston [LBT/10095] - to Anne <sic> Harrison - FURTHER NOTES


CommentEvent:
- 'to avoid hir man Chr.Jenkes [LBT/9000] wthin 8 dayes' - Jenkes was caught working a secret press on 6 Oct 1623.


CommentEvent:
- £50 from the John Norton bequest, through Thomas Harper [LBT/6993], she to engage her stock in the Hall.


CommentEvent:
- for binding John Gally [LBT/8997] & Thomas Hewer [LBT/8998] at a scrivener's


CommentEvent:
Thomas Watkins [LBT/8713] from Richard Watkins [LBT/8278]


CommentEvent:
2nd entry date [first incomplete] for James Pigeon [LBT/6798]


CommentEvent:
James Pedgion <sic> [LBT/6798] to Robert Rider [LBT/7313]


CommentEvent:
Edmond Robinson [LBT/7423] from William Firbrand [LBT/6947] on his death


CommentEvent:
James Upton [LBT/10323] - originally bound to Matthe Lawe [LBT/7969]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Dewe [LBT/9796] - Dewe was fined for being bd at a scrivener's and for not being turned over according to order


CommentEvent:
Henry Hood [LBT/10464] - originally bound to Richard Moore [LBT/8019]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Spring [LBT/11239] - listed under Bernard Alsop [LBT/8032] by McKenzie, but as Bernard was buried in 1653, Spring has been re-allocated to Elizabeth, though he could possibly have been freed by Benjamin Alsop [LBT/14350]


CommentEvent:
George Ward [LBT/8675] 'to serve all his time with Benjamin Simpson [ ]'


CommentEvent:
John Stempe [LBT/9562] to Thomas Dewe [LBT/9796] - originally bound to John Browne [LBT/8125]


CommentEvent:
Richard Sound <Sownde> [LBT/8150] - originally bound to Felix Norton [LBT/6934]


CommentEvent:
Nathanaell Butter [LBT/8120] - son by previous marriage


CommentEvent:
Thomas Saunders [LBT/8121] to Richard Redmar [LBT/8256]


CommentEvent:
Philemon Stevens [LBT/10510] to her son, Natahniel Butter [LBT/8120]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Thompson [LBT/9139] - with Richard Whitaker [LBT/10338]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Standon [LBT/7207] - originally bound to Henry Conway [LBT/8325]


CommentEvent:
William Hughes [LBT/8862] - originally bound to Richard Badger [LBT/8437]


CommentEvent:
John Rodwell [LBT/8513] - originally bound to Thomas Stirrop [LBT/8507]


CommentEvent:
John Vnderhill [LBT/10983] to William Crawley [LBT/8688] - originally bound to Richard Tombes [LBT/8514]


CommentEvent:
John Vnderhill [LBT/10983] with William Crawley [LBT/8688] - originally bound to Richard Tombes [LBT/8514]


CommentEvent:
Valentine Simmes [LBT/8531] - originally bound to Henry Sutton [LBT/8527]


CommentEvent:
Erasmus Awdeley [LBT/8607] - described as an apprentice in her will, no record of binding


CommentEvent:
Joseph Browne [LBT/6928] - originally bound to George Bishop [LBT/8608]


CommentEvent:
George Edwardes [LBT/6951] - originally bound to Manasses Bloome [LBT/8694]


CommentEvent:
Robert Weekes [LBT/7440] from William Flood [LBT/8126]


CommentEvent:
Andrew Hebb [LBT/9249] - originally bound to Thomas Adams [LBT/8760]


CommentEvent:
Nicholas Barrett [LBT/9247] - originally bound to Thomas Adams [LBT/8760]


CommentEvent:
John Robertes [LBT/8344] her son, originally bound to John Robertes [LBT/8339] his father


CommentEvent:
Anthony Tomson [LBT/8423], actually bound to Gregory Seton [LBT/7898] but it was ordered that - 'Elizabeth Hawes shall have the service and benefit of this apprentice during her widowhood or [after] marrying a Company member capable of employing him'.


CommentEvent:
Edward Mottershed [LBT/9201] - originally bound to William Stansby [LBT/8785]


CommentEvent:
John Twyn [LBT/9207] - originally bound to William Stansby [LBT/8785]


CommentEvent:
William Whitby [LBT/8801] - originally bound to John Wolf [LBT/8793]


CommentEvent:
John Barnes [ ] - originally bound to John Wolf [LBT/8793]


CommentEvent:
John Pynd<e>ley [LBT/8798] - originally bound to John Wolf [LBT/8793]


CommentEvent:
Nicholas Bourne [LBT/7024] - originally bound to Cuthbert Burby [LBT/8823]


CommentEvent:
Ambrose Garbrand [LBT/7025] - originally bound to Cuthbert Burby [LBT/8823] - Elizabeth Burby was by this time 'Mrs.Turner'.


CommentEvent:
Edward Brewster [LBT/8939] to William Welby [LBT/6870]


CommentEvent:
Richard Dolman [LBT/12065] - originally bound to Richard Cotes [LBT/8943]


CommentEvent:
John Love [LBT/14974] - with Henry Weston [LBT/8942]  and Michael Sparkes [LBT/8216] to whom he was originally bound


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Mott [LBT/12060] - Mrs Cotes descrived as the widow of Richard Cotes [LBT/8943]


CommentEvent:
Robert Higgins [LBT/12059] apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
John Parkins [LBT/  ] - originally bound to her husband John Dawson [LBT/8953]


CommentEvent:
John Gane [LBT/13425] - Felix Kingston [LBT/7948] to whom he was originally bound


CommentEvent:
Symon Dover [LBT/11985] - with Peter Cole [LBT/9387] to whom he was originally bound


CommentEvent:
David Mallet [LBT/12770] - originally bound to Anne Griffin []


CommentEvent:
Edward Cart [LBT/12785] - apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
Samuel Haughton [LBT/11977]  - with John Clowes [LBT/11967]


CommentEvent:
Leonard Hill [LBT/11978] - with John Macocke [LBT/8947]


CommentEvent:
Jamess Cottrell [LBT/9178] - originally bound to John Raworth [LBT/9181]


CommentEvent:
- widow still owes £12. To be paid from money owed her by the Stock.


CommentEvent:
Thomas Harefinch [LBT/11436] - later deleted - see Harefinch


CommentEvent:
Livewell Chapman [LBT/11225] - originally bound to Benjamin Allen [LBT/9384]


CommentEvent:
John Garfeild [LBT/11227] - with Joseph Hunscott [LBT/2777]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Allot [LBT/9265] - originally bound to Robert Allott [LBT/9461]


CommentEvent:
Hugh Albyn [LBT/11215 ] her son - with Timothy Smart [LBT/11544]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Mascoll [LBT/10203] - originally bound to Robert Hoskins [LBT/10202] as Mackall


CommentEvent:
Joshua Waterhouse [LBT/12864] - with John Hancocke [LBT/10571] to whom he was originally bound


CommentEvent:
John Tey [LBT/10447] - originally bound to Richard Meighen [LBT/10445]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Hilliard [LBT/8996] - by Mrs. Greene 'of Cambridge' - apparnetly never formally bound


CommentEvent:
Henry Overton [LBT/10799] - originally bound to William Sheafford [LBT/10515]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Morrell [LBT/10074] - with Thomas Fawcett [LBT/9760]


CommentEvent:
- suit to be commenced against widow Crooke and her security - see Ferguson 1 - said to be in Ireland in the following year


CommentEvent:
- to Thomas Bassett [LBT/11645] at St John, Hackney


CommentEvent:
Samuel Negus [LBT/16801] to John Brudenell [LBT/13143]


CommentEvent:
- or 26th - Regs. St Giles Cripplegate, London


CommentEvent:
- to Richard Bruges [LBT/11722] at Christ Church, Newgate, Greyfriars


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Prosser [LBT/5620] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Green [LBT/11863]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Humphrys [LBT/5676] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Shuter [LBT/5694] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Rumbold [LBT/5709]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, George Marshall [LBT/12029]


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Thomas Pape [LBT/  ] no reason given


CommentEvent:
Robert Nanney <Manney> [LBT/20443] - originally bound to Benjamin Mott [LBT/12060]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Hood [LBT/20440] to William Wilkins [LBT/11294]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Palmer [LBT/20445] - originally bound to Benjamin Mott [LBT/12060]


CommentEvent:
William Reyner [LBT/20441] to John Millett [LBT/20323]


CommentEvent:
Richard Jones [LBT/19489] - originally bound to Richard Janeway [LBT/13300] her husband


CommentEvent:
Edmund Hall [LBT/19476] to Thomas Burdett [LBT/15480] on her death


CommentEvent:
Aris Johnson [LBT/19477] - by Elizabeth's executor Richard Ayres


CommentEvent:
James Dovey [LBT/17121] from William Chapman [LBT/11800]


CommentEvent:
second - to William Bowyer [LBT/12549], at St Botolph without Bishopsgate


CommentEvent:
- in place of Samuel Wade [LBT/11973] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Margaret Webster [LBT/5618]


CommentEvent:
John Barber [LBT/13471] - with George Larkin [LBT/12075]


CommentEvent:
Gwin Needham [LBT/21881] from George Shell [LBT/12290]


CommentEvent:
John Tracy [LBT/22656] - originally bound to his father, Ebenezer Tracy [LBT/15657]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Smith [LBT/17194] to Thomas Read [LBT/21214]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sophia Titchborne [LBT/5708] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Frances Barlow [LBT/5722] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband Richard Pole [LBT/15543] dec.


CommentEvent:
John Flower [LBT/11870] - originally bound to Andrew Clarke [LBT/12063]


CommentEvent:
William Browne [LBT/11919] - Mary Clarke identified as the wife of Andrew Clarke [LBT/12063]


CommentEvent:
Charles Robinson [LBT/11920] - Mary Clarke identified as the widow of Andrew Clarke [LBT/12063]


CommentEvent:
Charles Crafford [LBT/12843] said to be from Henry Hall [LBT/8988], but the is no evidence of binding


CommentEvent:
Charles Peregrine [LBT/12694] -said to have been bound to Ann Godbid and turned-over to Benjamin Mott [LBT/12060] on this day, freed by Mott.  Fined for not having been turned over at the Hall.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, George Thompson [LBT/12139], as Widow Thompson


CommentEvent:
- a Margaret Thompson's death reported to the Pension Court


CommentEvent:
- in place of Katherine Scott [LBT/5661]


CommentEvent:
- in the place of Elizabeth Rumbold [LBT/5709] dec.


CommentEvent:
- discharged  "sufficiently provided for"


CommentEvent:
Henry Reeve [LBT/12442] - originally bound to John Everingham [LBT/11866]


CommentEvent:
Israel Simpson [LBT/18074] - originally bound to Robert Everingham [LBT/12236]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Bright <sic> [LBT/18062] to John Applebee [LBT/2701]


CommentEvent:
Claudius Bonner [LBT/18061] to Elizabeth Rumball [ ]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Frances Downing [LBT/5734]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Davis [LBT/22121] - as executrix of Hugh Meere [LBT/12248]


CommentEvent:
James Parker [LBT/17657] from Isaac Dalton [LBT/13120]


CommentEvent:
Charles Fisher [LBT/12282] - Eleanor is described as the "late wife" of Richard Dewe


CommentEvent:
John Nutt [LBT/14052] - orifinally bound to Thomas Newcomb [LBT/14044]


CommentEvent:
John Jones [LBT/14041] - originally bound to Thomas Newcomb [LBT/14044] - 'Fd by Newcomb's executrix - see FURTHER NOTES


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Andrew Mears [LBT/12449] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Dorothy Ashburne [LBT/5671] dec.


CommentEvent:
John Lipscomb [LBT/12461] - originally bound to George Eversden [LBT/12468]


CommentEvent:
John Sharpe [LBT/12533]  - with Thomas Snowdon [LBT/13235]


CommentEvent:
Isaac Wainhouse [LBT/18921] - as Robert Whitedge's [LBT/12583] executrix - with Samuel Birt [LBT/17554]


CommentEvent:
St Ann, Blackfriars - see comments in Burials


CommentEvent:
Thomas Orum [LBT/13723] to John Redmaine [LBT/14500] - fined on his freedom for "not being turned over at the Hall".


CommentEvent:
Thomas Wood [LBT/12780] - originally bound to Bennet Griffin [LBT/12784] her husband


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband John Worrall [LBT/12817] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Knowles [LBT/5700]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Nicholas Cox [LBT/14330] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Robert Powell [LBT/13010]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband John Sleep [LBT/13076] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Henry Poynting [LBT/13936] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, William Hatch [LBT/13091] dec -QUERY


CommentEvent:
Joseph Crichley [LBT/19870] to Samuel Richardson [LBT/23064]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Sharpe [LBT/18897] - previously having been turned-over to her husband


CommentEvent:
William Harper [LBT/18648] from Richard Gunning [LBT/14562]


CommentEvent:
Clement Williams [LBT/11714] - with John Brudnell [LBT/11716] to whom he was originally bound


CommentEvent:
John Pratt [LBT/12099] - originally bound to George Cox [LBT/9958]


CommentEvent:
John Curtis [LBT/30261] - apparently never formally bound


CommentEvent:
Clement Knell [LBT/13602] - originally bound to Peter Lillicrop [LBT/12560]


CommentEvent:
Michael Martin [LBT/13797] - may have been turned over to Robert Roberts [LBT/ ]


CommentEvent:
Robert Stafford [LBT/13800] to Robert Roberts [LBT ]. Fined for not being turned-over at the Hall.


CommentEvent:
Lawrance Thompson [LBT/12328] - originally bound by William Downing [LBT/13863]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Crane [LBT/20299] - originally bound to Alexander Milbourne [LBT/13867]


CommentEvent:
John Snell [LBT/20303] to James Gardiner [LBT/ ]


CommentEvent:
John Bowes [LBT/12382] from David Edwards [LBT/]


CommentEvent:
John Driver [LBT/16278] to Thomas Howlatt [LBT/11463]


CommentEvent:
John Roberts [LBT/17350] - originally bound to Freeman Collins [LBT/14039]


CommentEvent:
Edward Cave [LBT/17346] - originally bound to Freeman Collins [LBT/14039]


CommentEvent:
William White [LBT/22501] from Richard Tanner [LBT/22500]


CommentEvent:
John Bird [LBT/20650] - originally bound to John Nutt [LBT/14052]


CommentEvent:
Edward Saunders [LBT/11851] - with Tace Sowle [LBT/14966]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Robert Halsey [LBT/14217]


CommentEvent:
William Harris [LBT/18900] - as administratrix of William Harvey [LBT/14287] her husband


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Man [LBT/17395] - originally bound to Christopher Coningsby [LBT/14306] her husband


CommentEvent:
James Flory [LBT/14497] - originally bound to her husband John Redmaine [LBT/14501]


CommentEvent:
Richard Dyer [LBT/19895] from Stephen Lee [LBT/13548]


CommentEvent:
Richard Dyer [LBT/19895] to John Crooke [LBT/19011]


CommentEvent:
Robert Viney [LBT/18601] - originally bound to William Gray [LBT/14625]


CommentEvent:
Olive Paine [LBT/18600] - originally bound to William Gray [LBT/14625]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Hodges [LBT/5698] dec.


CommentEvent:
- refused request because she had a £80 share


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Fryer [LBT/5638] dec.


CommentEvent:
- to Benjamin Billingsly [LBT/14918], at St Stephen, Coleman Street, London


CommentEvent:
Benjamin Wood [LBT/19392] - originally bound to Thomas Ilive [LBT/14950] her husband


CommentEvent:
Thomas Davis [LBT/22121] to Dryden Leach [LBT/19861]


CommentEvent:
Henry Lebrand [LBT/20334] from Bryan Mills [LBT/11277]


CommentEvent:
Henry Lebrand [LBT/20334] to Gilham Hills [LBT/13063]


CommentEvent:
John Philmott [LBT/22123] to William Hurt [LBT/14389]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Spicer alias Helder [LBT/22153] her son


CommentEvent:
Thomas Boorman [LBT/22150] to John Worrall [LBT/12817] "on Mary Helder's death"


CommentEvent:
John Buck [LBT/22151] to Eleazar Duncomb [LBT/22149] "on Mary Helder's death"


CommentEvent:
John Langley [LBT/13712] - originally bound to Thomas Maddox [LBT/15049]


CommentEvent:
Bond for £100 - Thomas Best, Chatham, Kent, Brewer.


CommentEvent:
CB - Mortgage £100 plus interest from a friend.


CommentEvent:
William Carter [LBT/11564] - originally bound to Henry Bonwick [LBT/15222]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Windsor [LBT/23069] to Alice Wilde [ ]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Tayler [LBT/23068] to William Pearson [LBT/13009]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Dowing [LBT/23061] - originally bound to John Wilde [LBT/15552]


CommentEvent:
Henry Vicaris [LBT/21222] to William Sowle [LBT/2682]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Martha Firth [LBT/5836] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Spencer [LBT/13151]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Frances Downing [LBT/5734] dec.


CommentEvent:
James Daly, bound as James Dudley, [LBT/19248] from John Hoyles [LBT/22624]


CommentEvent:
- a Mary Gardiner, in place of George Burchall [LBT/23169]


CommentEvent:
- a Mary Gardner, in place of Elizabeth Shayler [LBT/5934]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment made to her daughter towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- to William Bowyer [LBT/16546], at St Clement Danes, Strand, London


CommentEvent:
- to William Bowyer [LBT/16546], at Lincoln's Inn Chapel, Holborn


CommentEvent:
Death reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentEvent:
- former quarter paid into the Poor's Box, to be paid to James Croome towards the funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, William Bridge [LBT/16638]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Mathias Hayes [LBT/15751]


CommentEvent:
Death reported to the Court and share disposed of.


CommentEvent:
Death reported to the Court, as was her husband's, share disposed of.


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Jane Wright [LBT/5980]


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Mary Wall [LBT/6024] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final pension payment to Sarah her daughter


CommentEvent:
Mary [sic] Waller the widow of John Waller deceased have 5 guineas out of the Poors' Box in consideration of her bad health & distressed condition.


CommentEvent:
William Smith [LBT/22298] from Robert Stephens [LBT/16021]


CommentEvent:
- an Ann Walller, [adm.]  to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Jane Holloway [LBT/4218] dec.


CommentEvent:
- an Ann Waller, adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Carnegy [LBT/4114] dec.


CommentEvent:
C.B. - Re-married to Bouchier Esq., Daniel Brown, bookseller, Temple Bar tto receive.


CommentEvent:
Stephen Hurley [LBT/17781] from Lockyer John Davis [LBT/17738]


CommentEvent:
William Holder [LBT/23175] from William Wilson [LBT/21784]


CommentEvent:
George Purkiss [LBT/17032] from William Caslon [LBT/17027]


CommentEvent:
- paid the final quarter of her husband's pension


CommentEvent:
- [adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter] - in place of her husband, Richard Betty [LBT/16392]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - (forwarded 10s.6d.)


CommentEvent:
John Brown [LBT/16720] her son, to Francis Baker [LBT/28771]


CommentEvent:
-  15s. (Guy) per quarter - in place of Sarah Scott [LBT/5892]


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 20s (Guy) per quarter - in place of Joyce Smith [LBT/6012] re-married


CommentEvent:
- vacated (20s.) - absent for fourn quarters


CommentEvent:
Joseph Jackson [LBT/16907] from William Bush [LBT/16891] after his death.


CommentEvent:
John Nott [LBT/16909] from William Bush [LBT/16891] after his death.


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of George Cook [LBT/18315]


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 15s. per quarter - in place of Ann Norris [STP/03222]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Chaney [LBT/17050]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final pension payment to her nephew John Jones


CommentEvent:
C.B. = one Guinea from the Poors Box be given to Elizabeth [sic] Catherall widow of Bartholomew Catherall the late Porter, on Account of her distressed Circumstances.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Harwood [LBT/17191] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adm. 10s.6d. Per quarter - in place of her husband, John Farmer [LBT/18124] dec.


CommentEvent:
£40 - Paid out to her at her own request


CommentEvent:
John Lewis MacCartney [LBT/15839] from William Wood [LBT/98]


CommentEvent:
Samuel Arnold [LBT/18171] to Thomas Greenhill [LBT/22770]


CommentEvent:
£80 Share - Death reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentEvent:
£40 Share - B:267 = assigns all --- to George Greenhill of Stationers' Hall


CommentEvent:
Death reported to the Court and share disposed off


CommentEvent:
- doubt of entitlement to Share - dividends suspended until the question shall be determined


CommentEvent:
John Cooke [LBT/17425]  to William Wells [LBT/2642] & John Russell [LBT/2580]


CommentEvent:
- 15s. per quarter - in place of Eleanor Alcroft [LBT/5938] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 20s. per quarter - in place of Sarah Woodgate [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Thomas Ashman [LBT/17495] dec. (10s.6d. Bye Pension)


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment paid to Alice her daughter towards expences during her mother's illness


CommentEvent:
Joseph Woodgate [LBT/17907] to John Cooper [LBT/175]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, William Lyon [LBT/17727]


CommentEvent:
- paid 10s.6d. (part of the residue of Janssen's gift)


CommentEvent:
- to be admitted to 10s.6d. per Quarter upon the first vacancy


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Egglesfield [LBT/17979] dec.


CommentEvent:
£320 Share - C.B. = S.A - "having made his will and his daughters Harriot & Sarah execs & Mrs.Ashhurst his widow being indisposed so as not to be able in person to receive her Dividend It is Ordered that all arrears & future payments of the Dividends on


CommentEvent:
- a Kezia Hazard, in place of Mary Knock [LBT/5898] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Prior [LBT/5899] dec.


CommentEvent:
£40 Share - Death reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentEvent:
£160 Share - Death reported to the Court and share disposed of


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Maystter [LBT/18291]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Buckmaster [LBT/5816]


CommentEvent:
Death reported to Court and share disposed of


CommentEvent:
Thomas Tiffin [LBT/16793] to Samuel Thorne [LBT/162]


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Carnegy [LBT/4114]


CommentEvent:
- adv. To 15s. Per quarter - in place of Mary Spendlove [LBT/]


CommentEvent:
- adv. To 20s. Per quarter - in place of Mary Fuller[LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- at this Court her husband's death was reported. Mary was adm. to 20s. per quarter - in place of Ann Richardson [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- paid £2.2s. - Richard Johnson's charity


CommentEvent:
- paid £3.3s. - Richard Johnson's charity


CommentEvent:
- paid £5.5s. - Richard Johnson's charity


CommentEvent:
- paid £5.5s. - Charles Dillys charity - to remain on the Pension list


CommentEvent:
- paid £5.5s. - Charles Dillly's charity


CommentEvent:
- reported to Pension Court. Mrs. Fuller's  half year (Dilly) to be paid to her daugher Susannah Davis.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Lowndes [LBT/18385] dec.


CommentEvent:
John Mead [LBT/18101] to William Farlow [LBT/18107]


CommentEvent:
William Willoughby [LBT/18102] to William Farlow [LBT/18107]


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 20s. Per quarter - in place of Benjamin Odell [LBT/20444] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final paymet to her executor having died in indifferent circumstances


CommentEvent:
- paid final quarter of her husband's pension


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, William Huckell [LBT/18442] dec


CommentEvent:
Richard Heyborne [LBT/18781] to Thomas Baker [LBT/2600]


CommentEvent:
James Hands [LBT/18779] her son, to John Hanbury [LBT/2720]


CommentEvent:
Robert Hands [LBT/18780} to William Edmonds [LBT/2756]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Hooke [LBT/5829] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of her husband, Francis Ventris [LBT/18727]


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Ann Adams [LBT/6172] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, William Hawkins [LBT/18926]


CommentEvent:
- adm. in place of her husband, Samuel Leach [LBT/19060] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to he daughter, towards wxpences during her mothers illness


CommentEvent:
- petition, some assistance towards enabling her to carry on a separate trade - resolved to give her £10 from the English Stock


CommentEvent:
- to be adm.£4 [20s. per quarter] a year upon the first vacancy


CommentEvent:
- [adm. to 20s. per quarter] - in place of Susan Reason [LBT/5960] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Viney [LBT/5944]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - (20s.) final payment to her daughter, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- paid her husband's final quareter's pension


CommentEvent:
- possibly the Elizabeth Keep paid the final quarter's pension of Amy Wellington [LBT/6014] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Ann Waller [LBT/3959] dec.


CommentEvent:
Thomas Fletcher [LBT/19471] originally bound to Thomas James [LBT/19473]


CommentEvent:
Robert Johnson [LBT/19451] from John James [LBT/19472]


CommentEvent:
Miles Dickinson [LBT/19544] subs. rebound by James Bettenham [LBT/11600]


CommentEvent:
Francis Oldham [LBT/19546] to William Edwards [LBT/21204]


CommentEvent:
Adam Whiting [LBT/19548] to Thomas Gardner [LBT/17902]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Collier [LBT/19551] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to her daughter Elizabeth


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Lovell [LBT/5799]


CommentEvent:
Edward Robert Johnson [LBT/19568] probably her son


CommentEvent:
= John Collambell [LBT/19697] at Christ Church, Newgate Street


CommentEvent:
John Dobyns [LBT/19793] to Mary Lapley [LBT/19794] on the death of his mistress


CommentEvent:
- paid £2.2s. - Richard Johnson's charity - as Sarah Gurr


CommentEvent:
- paid £3.3s. - Richard Johnson's charity - as Sarah Gurr


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Mary Batteson [LBT/4656] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in the place of Mary Hope [LBT/5961] dec., (Guy's Charity).


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Larwood (LBT/5933) dec,


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. Per quarter - in place of her husband, James Rice [LBT/ dec


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Jonathan Bass [LBT/20042] dec.


CommentEvent:
- widow of liveryman Joseph Marshall jnr. late of Newgatge St. - has been in prison for rent and very poor - £5.5.0


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah Foster [LBT/5785] - probably the same person as above.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, James Hollis [LBT/20243] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced, desired to be left out and thanked the Court for their former goodness to her


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Thomas Milbourne [LBT/20309]


CommentEvent:
- to Benjamin Motte [LBT/20442] at Charterhouse Chapel


CommentEvent:
Edward Mackentear [LBT/19920] from Mary Lewis [LBT/]


CommentEvent:
- adm. 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Mary Spendlow [LBT/6035] dec.


CommentEvent:
Death reported to the Court and share disposed of. -  -  -


CommentEvent:
- to Charles Ackers [LBT/20781] at Charterhouse Chapel


CommentEvent:
first - Robert Harding Evans [LBT/20929]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, George Hodgkinson [LBT/21037] dec.


CommentEvent:
- supposed death reported to the Pension Court, 16 quarters unclaimed - put in the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final pension paid to her daughter to contribute to the funeral expences


CommentEvent:
John Reynolds [LBT/16779] from Thomas Browne [LBT/19311]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Cope [LBT/5961] to have settled pension


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to her daughter towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
Stephen South [LBT/19526] to Thomas Pimlowe [LBT/19507]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband William Burchett [LBT/21223] dec., paid


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment paid to Elizabeth her daughter


CommentEvent:
- adm. 10s.6d. Per quarter - in place of Jane Macglew [LBT/6158]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - described as the widow of William - n.b. Mary Batteson who used to receive her sister-in-law (Mary Batteson's) pension of 10s.6d. And who said she was now dead, was desired to procure a certificate of her sisters death.


CommentEvent:
- paid the final payment of her husband's, John Sherwin [LBT/21370], pension


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Aubrey [LBT/5769]


CommentEvent:
Joseph Hart [LBT/22356] from Andrew Strahan [LBT/22445]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Phillip Maddox [LBT/21502] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Worral [LBT/5804] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Brown [LBT/5680]


CommentEvent:
William Bell [LBT/16257] her son, from John Wilson [LBT/17680]


CommentEvent:
- a Sarah Bell replaced Hannah Longbottom [LBT/5893]


CommentEvent:
- a Mary Newsham, reported to the Pension Court


CommentEvent:
Thomas Rowney [LBT/16416] from George Bigg [LBT/19853]


CommentEvent:
James Reed [LBT/18857] to Archibald Hamilton [LBT/18712]


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] in place of Hannah Rockall [LBT/6041] dec. (10s.6d. Guy)


CommentEvent:
- adv. to one of the new 15s. per quarter


CommentEvent:
- L.S. who did not attend last now be paid


CommentEvent:
- adv. To a 20s. Per quarter - in place of Catherine Marshall [LBT/6215]


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Addy was paid 10s. from the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- given deceased husband final payment - £1


CommentEvent:
- a Mary Dymott, admitted to 10s.6d.  CHECK state of E.S. no other Dymott available!


CommentEvent:
- to be recommended at the next Pension Court for one of the new 20s. per quarter


CommentEvent:
- paid £2.2s. from Richard Johnson's charity


CommentEvent:
- paid £3.3s. from Richard Johnson's charity


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court (20s.) - final payment to her daughter, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- mentioned at Pension Court, daughter Elizabeth [LBT/19235] to receive the Quarters Annuity of £12 a year - due to mother on Lady day next & £1- this quarters pension.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Joseph Rust [LBT/22425]


CommentEvent:
- reoprted to the Pension Court - final payement to her daughter Mary Ross, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Fennell [LBT/22785]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, paid to Jane her daughter


CommentEvent:
- in place of Anna Maria Phelps [LBT/5773]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ruth Mashell [LBT/5688] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Lucy Quinney [LBT/5720] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Daniel Whitledge [LBT/15509] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Edward Stiles [LBT/14573] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Abel Swale [ST/2:0435] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replace by Edward Fawkener [LBT/] no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Nathaniel Moody [ST/3:3696]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Taylor [LBT/15378] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Jane Mawson [LBT/5658] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Margaret Norbury [LBT/5822]


CommentEvent:
- to officate in place of Ann Addison [LBT/5724] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Esther Hargrave [LBT/5731] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Sarah Cooper [LBT/5833], married


CommentEvent:
- this person married Mary Money [LBT/5831] before this date, see Pension Court


CommentEvent:
- in place of Eliizabeth Marston [LBT/5718] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Henry Tyler [LBT/14555]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Dorothy Ashborn [LBT/5671]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Everingham [LBT/4439]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Plowman [LBT/5837]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Harding [LBT/14439]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Fowler [LBT/5793]


CommentEvent:
- a pension of 20s. a quarter -  having received 7s.6d. on account which omitted to be new deducted Ordered that it be stopped at the next Pension Court and that she be then reprimanded for not returning it of her own accord.


CommentEvent:
- replaced, provided for in Christ's Hospital


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Worrall [ST/3:3337]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Martha Vaughan [LBT/5786] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced at Pension Court, supposed dead


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Wainhouse [LBT/5820] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Stewart [LBT/5805]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Nathaniel Bullock [ST/3:6975] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, last quarter paid to her daughter


CommentEvent:
- in place of Susan Ilive [LBT/5812] dec.


CommentEvent:
- declared vacant - four quarters absent


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Everingham [LBT/4439] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Bryan Mills [LBT/11277] dec.


CommentEvent:
John <possibly William> Wright [LBT/8787]


CommentEvent:
Richard Reynoldes <Raynoldes> [LBT/6937] - by Windet's executors


CommentEvent:
first - to Robert Rider [LBT/7313] as Pedgion


CommentEvent:
- widow 'continued on the pension list' - presumably in place of her husband William MacIntosh [LBT/22854] whose death was reported at the same Pension Court


CommentEvent:
- a 'Mary' McIntosh reported dead to the Pension Court - presumably the widow of William MacIntosh [LBT/22854]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Thomas Ward [LBT/22863]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Susan Humfreys [LBT/5886] dec.


CommentEvent:
Rebecca Freeman [LBT/18283] her daughter


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, George Williamson [LBT/23138] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, George Burchall [LBT/23169]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Moore [LBT/5930] dec.


CommentEvent:
Henry Daunport <Damport> [LBT/6923] - originally bound to Isaac Binge [LBT/7343]


CommentEvent:
John Smithe [LBT/7164] - originally bound to Francis Coldock [LBT/8163]


CommentEvent:
St Mary Magdalene, Gillingham, nr.Brompton


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Gilbert Beauchamp [LBT/28778]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Manwaring Bridge [LBT/16643] dec.


CommentEvent:
William Brown [LBT/16946] from Edward Cabe [LBT/20588]


CommentEvent:
William Brown [LBT/16946] to Robert Salter [LBT/16951]


CommentEvent:
William Norton [LBT/10500] - originaly bound to John Neave [LBT/10169]


CommentEvent:
Richard Fletcher [LBT/14245] to Henry Evans [LBT/9347] - however, John Pattison [LBT/9470] is mentioned as the original master


CommentEvent:
William Tayler [LBT/14487] by "James" Rayment


CommentEvent:
Thomas Janes [LBT/14486] as James, to Owen Lloyd [LBT/14290]


CommentEvent:
Henry Allison [LBT/17613] to William Wood [LBT/18326]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah Reynolds [LBT/5976] (10s.6d. Guy)


CommentEvent:
- a Jean Dean in place of Martha Earl [LBT/4295]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Lovell [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced, otherwise sufficiently provided for returned her thanks to the Court


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Samuel Alcroft [LBT/  ], no reason given.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Redmayne [LBT/5749]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Aubrey [LBT/5769] dec.


CommentEvent:
- grant paid to her husband on her death.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband Caleb Millett [LBT/12842] dec.


CommentEvent:
Barthol. Fferrers [LBT/10781] bound as Ffirris to Matthew Selman [LBT/8136]


CommentEvent:
- Beadle instructed not to call on her for the £50 of her late husband's loan.


CommentEvent:
- in place of John Southby [LBT/14961] dec., her husband


CommentEvent:
- in place of Martha Widows [LBT/5613] dec.


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Johnson listed as a partaker of Mr.Lamb's charity


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Cooper [LBT/5701] dismissed


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Redmain [LBT/5648] dec.


CommentEvent:
- the Hall Cleaner [Margaret Webster] was reported dead to the Pension Court also on this day.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Tough [LBT/3906]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Robert Pawlett [LBT/14184] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Prosser [LBT/5620]


CommentEvent:
- report to the Pension Court - "said to be dead"


CommentEvent:
- petition after death of Margaret Webster [? LBT/5618]


CommentEvent:
- petitioned for post on death of Margaret Webster [? LBT/5618]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Amy Corbett [LBT/5626] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Grace Middlewright [LBT/5625]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Grace Middlewright [LBT/5625] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Thrayle [LBT/5630] = Mary


CommentEvent:
- in place of Rebecca Hull [LBT/5633] re-married.


CommentEvent:
- "having not appeared for these 2 pencon Court Days past is supposed to be dead"


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Chandler [LBT/5611] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Millicent Shell [LBT/5637]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Edward Davenport [LBT/12219]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Joshua Money [LBT/17906] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Robert Stephens [LBT/14434]


CommentEvent:
- replaced by John Crofts [LBT/  ], no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of Robert Jenkinson [LBT/14347]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Dorothy Noon [LBT/5619] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Alloway [LBT/5647] dec.


CommentEvent:
- "Mary Swale wife of Abel Swale be dismissed from being one of the Quarterly Pensions", no reason given. Probably because Abel Swale replaced Susannah Bayly on the same day.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Worrall [LBT/3684] dec.  Her husband, Abel Swale's death was reported to the Pension Court on this day.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband John Crofts [LBT/]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Francis Watson [LBT/19863] dec.


CommentEvent:
- "made Beadle" - in place of William Kirtchner [LBT/12047]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Katherine Southby [LBT/5609] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband Thomas Arksden [LBT/11256] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Richardson [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Richard Snow [LBT/14477] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Burrows [LBT/5662]


CommentEvent:
- replaced, provided for at an Alms house in the Country


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband William Pokins [LBT/13145] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Norton [LBT/5666] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Stephens [LBT/5670] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Charles Peregrine [LBT/12694]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Charles Peregrine [LBT/12694] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband Thomas Cockett [LBT/11570]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband Thomas Green [LBT/ ] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Millott [LBT/5605] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place opf Thomas Arksden [LBT/11256]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Arksden [LBT/11256]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Platt [LBT/5741]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Giffard [LBT/5729] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Carter [LBT/5679]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Martha Price [LBT/5622] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Johnson [LBT/5612] married


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Swale [LBT/5651] as Mary


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, as Anne


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband Thomas Machell [LBT/]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Jane Smith [LBT/5689] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Twinn [LBT/5691]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Smith [LBT/5684] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Josiah Hodges [LBT/ ], dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Susanna Fordham [LBT/5690] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Anne Rockall [LBT/5696] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Tough [LBT/3906] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Katherine Scott [LBT/5661] dec.


CommentEvent:
- dismissed, one of the pensioners at twenty shillings a quarter is in very good circumstances.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Susanna Baily [LBT/5657] dec.


CommentEvent:
William Eddridge (Etheridge) [LBT/18643] as Elizabeth Gumbley, originally bound to her husband William


CommentEvent:
- in place of Benjamin Gladman [LBT/13160] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Pokins [LBT/5665] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Arksden [LBT/5659] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Phillippa Remaine [LBT/5706]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Gunby [LBT/5704]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Richard Forster [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Frances Barlow [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Benjamin Hicks [LBT/13040] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Crofts [LBT/5652] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband John Welles [LBT/ ] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Samuel Bunchley [LBT/11660]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Daniel Mogg [LBT/13926] dec., as Widow Mogg


CommentEvent:
- a Grace Mogg's death reported to the Pension Court


CommentEvent:
- in place of Katherine How [LBT/5712] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Wiggens [LBT/13782]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Bunchley [LBT/5714] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Samuel Osborne [LBT/19047]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, William Barlow [LBT/]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Robert Stafford [LBT/13800] dec., Widow Stafford


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Stafford's  death reported to the Pension Court


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, appears to have been the "Charwoman" - see FURTHER NOTES


CommentEvent:
- in place of Francis Watson [LBT/19863]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Jane Redmaine [LBT/5728] dec.


CommentEvent:
- place of Mary Hicks [LBT/5710] married


CommentEvent:
- in place of Abel Rockall [LBT/15623] dec.


CommentEvent:
Charles Beesley [LBT/18452] originally bound to Robert Gifford [LBT/11820]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Diana Sedgewick [LBT/5654]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Dorothy Clarke [LBT/5704] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Marston [LBT/5718]


CommentEvent:
- in place of John Smallshaw [LBT/15511] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Grissell Gilbert [LBT/5766]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Joyce Neville [LBT/5827] who had become Charwoman


CommentEvent:
- in place of William Moulson [LBT/11893] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Edward Falkner [LBT/14123]


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Mary Everingham [LBT/] no reason given


CommentEvent:
- replaced by William Smythies [LBT/] no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of Anne Kellington [LBT/5707] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced by widow Messer [LBT/] no reason given


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Mary Knock [LBT/] no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of Dorthy Long [LBT/5656] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Margaret Norbury [LBT/5822] dec.


CommentEvent:
- a Martha Whitelock, reported to the Pension Court - "supposed dead"


CommentEvent:
- in place of Rebecca Pickard [LBT/5740]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Abigail Brogden [LBT/3631]


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Alice Foster [LBT/] no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Walker [LBT/5621] "said to be dead"


CommentEvent:
- in place of Penelope Etheridge [LBT/4326] dec., as Widow Williams


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Gibbs [LBT/3627] discharged, as Elizabeth Williams


CommentEvent:
- in place of Eleanor Cockett [LBT/5741] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Horton [LBT/5681]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Henry Lawrence [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Harding [LBT/5751] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Knock [LBT/5748] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Williams [LBT/5747]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband ?, Robert Joel [LBT/13351] dec. - see Further Notes


CommentEvent:
- in place of Rebeccca Pickard [LBT/] dec., as Widow Clarke


CommentEvent:
- an Hester Clarke was replaced by Ann Haynes [LBT/5830], no reason given CLA


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Vonsden [LBT/5771] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mercy Butter [LBT/5762] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Adam Burridge [LBT/13213] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced b y Martha Vaughan [LBT/], no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Horton [LBT/5737]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Chaplin [LBT/5750] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Parry [LBT/5744] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Samuel Alcroft [LBT/22674]


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Elizabeth Sleep [LBT/5732] no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Ralph Snow [LBT/13614], as Widow Snow


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Platt [LBT/5741] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Frances Mercer [LBT/] struck off


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Vousden [LBT/14912]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Stephen Peacock [LBT/17791]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Bennett [LBT/5736] dec.


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Talbott's death reported to the Pension Court?


CommentEvent:
- replaced, "husband has purchased the employment of a Serjeant at Mace at one of the Counters"


CommentEvent:
- in place of Benjamin Odell [LBT/20444]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Moody [LBT/5826] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - paid to her daughter Elizabeth towards the expences of her funeral


CommentEvent:
- in place of William Smythies [LBT/13871]


CommentEvent:
- struck off, "having had a Bastard Child" - was paid this time


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Thompson [LBT/5777] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Greenhalgh [LBT/5761]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Richard Taylor [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Elizabeth Benton [LBT/], no reason given


CommentEvent:
- in place of Henry Lawrence [LBT/12749]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Pryor [LBT/], as Susan


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Thomas Harding [LBT/14439] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah Lilly [LBT/5725] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, James Brooke [LBT/17558] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced by Mary Morris [LBT/], "retired into the Country"


CommentEvent:
- Widow of John Fowler dec. to be admitted the next vacancy.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Milburne [LBT/20309], as Widow Fowler


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Fowler in place of Rebecca Rous [LBT/5406]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Rebecca Rous [LBT/5406] dec.


CommentEvent:
- Ann Harper to be admiited to one of the next vacancies


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Chaplin [LBT/5750]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Anne Haynes [LBT/5830] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Cooper [LBT/5833] dec.


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Powell described as the widow of a Liveryman [QUERY same person], was given £2.2.0 out of the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- "widow of a Liveryman", in place of Isaac Wainhouse [LBT/18921] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Brooke [LBT/5792]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Plowman [LBT/5787]


CommentEvent:
- in place of William Smithies [LBT/13871]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah phillips [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Lovell was paid 10s. from the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Harper [LBT/5794] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Humphrey Jackson [LBT/13819]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Marmaduke Norfolk [LBT/12454]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah Grantham [ST/3:3380]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Gibbs [ST/3:3209] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Ann Collyer [LBT/5636] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Reeve [LBT/5808] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Catherine Howard [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Nicholas Cox [LBT/17533] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Samuel Alcraft [LBT/22674]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Powell [LBT/5796]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Roger Whittyat [ST/3:4604], simply - Whittyatt


CommentEvent:
- an Ann Whityat, reported to the Pension Court


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Sleep [LBT/5732]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Richardson [LBT/5803]


CommentEvent:
- dismissed, attended the Court, said she was got into business and returning thanks for past favours desired not to be any further troublesome.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Hudson [LBT/5823] dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced, desired to be left out for the future and returned thanks to the Court for their form goodness.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Bennett [LBT/5800] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Jane Fletcher [LBT/5879] simply as Holt


CommentEvent:
- in place of Jane Fletcher [LBT/5879]  as Dorothy Holt


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Fowler [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Humphrey Jackson [LBT/13819] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Gilham Hills [ST/3:3951] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hanah Grantham [ST/3:3380] dec., as "- Hills, widow of Gilham Hills".


CommentEvent:
- in place of Jane Holland [LBT/5802] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, James Taylor [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- ? the same Elizabeth Tanner, in place of Ruth Trotman [LBT/5971]


CommentEvent:
-? in place of William Norris [ST/3:5803] (15s. Guy) paid


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to her daughter Catherine


CommentEvent:
- 4s.6d. reserved for "not attending" - listed with others, put into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Elliott [LBT/5838]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Benton [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Rebecca Swann [ LBT/21584]


CommentEvent:
- in place of William Hawkins [LBT/18926]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Turner [LBT/6001] dec., paid


CommentEvent:
- discontinued, ability to maintain herself


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Powell [LBT/5796] dec., to a settled pension of 10s. a quarter


CommentEvent:
- in place of John Shillingford [ST/3:6922]


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Charles Knock [LBT/18291] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Susan Beauchamp [LBT/5252] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of George Williamson [LBT/23138]


CommentEvent:
- in place of George Bunce [ST/3:1329] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Eleanor Milbank [LBT/5890] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to her daughter-in-law, Mary Lee, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Catherine Browne [LBT/5897]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Harwood [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of John Beckington [ST/3:5318] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Coles [LBT/5847] dec.


CommentEvent:
- Mary Hodginson, discharged, no reason given


CommentEvent:
- Mary Hodkinson [sic], in place of Sarah Bishop [LBT/5899] dec.


CommentEvent:
- Mary Hodkinson, discharged as unworthy


CommentEvent:
- in place of Joanna Underhill [LBT/5848] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to Hugh Stevens her grandson


CommentEvent:
- reported ot the Pension Court, 10s. for this quarter given to her family


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, John Chamberlayne [ST/3:4529] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Daivd Tough [ST/3:5967] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, James Browne [ST/3:6330]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Hinde [LBT/5985] dec., to Mr.Guy's charity


CommentEvent:
- in place of her brother, Henry Johnson [ST/3:4570]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah Davey [LBT/5921] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of John Chamberlayne [ST/3:4529]


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to (Guy) -in place of Sarah Scott [LBT/5892]


CommentEvent:
- 5s. from the Poor's Box, "distressed circumstances"


CommentEvent:
- [adv. ] to 15s. (Guy) per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Fuller [LBT/5999] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to her duaghter Elizabeth, toward funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Whityat [LBT/5813] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Anna Maria Phelps [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Newman [LBT/5935] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Hawkins [LBT/5894] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, paid to Margaret her daughter


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Odell [LBT/5902] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Catherine Brown [LBT/] to be a settled pension at 12s. a quarter


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Crump [LBT/5396] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Jan Fletcher [LBT/5879] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to Elizabeth Beamsley her daughter towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Milbourne [LBT/4530] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. To 20s. Per quarter - in place of Mary Catmur [LBT/6125] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Nicholas Collins [ST/3:1559]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Benjamin Wood [LBT/19392] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final pension paid to William Chamberlain towards expences of the funeral


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Maystetter [LBT/4266] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Jackson [LBT/5882] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Bunker [LBT/5919] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Nicholas Collins [ST/3:1559] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Osborne [LBT/5721] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Johnson [LBT/5891] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adm.]in place of Ann Downham [LBT/5937]


CommentEvent:
- [adv.]in place of Rebecca Prichard [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] in place of Sarah Janeway [LBT/5923]


CommentEvent:
- discontinued, at her own request being of ability to maintain herself


CommentEvent:
- restored to 15s. per quarter - not being of ability to maintain herself without assistance


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Larwood [LBT/5933]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Taunton [ST/3:1294]


CommentEvent:
- an Elizabeth Reeves, be admitted a bye pension at 10s.6d. per Quarter


CommentEvent:
in place of her husband William Haddon [ST/3:0581] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Brown [LBT/5806] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of John Nicholson [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Robert King [LBT/] dec. - to Guy's Bequest


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, pension paid to her daughter


CommentEvent:
- in place of Faith Mawson [LBT/5845] supposed dec.


CommentEvent:
- replaced at the Pension Court, supposed dead


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, quarterly pension paid to her brother Thomas Foster towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Milburne [LBT/5903] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Martha Spavan [LBT/5898] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Henry Slater [ST/3:7884] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Thomas Isborne [ST/3:5636] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Gilbert Beauchamp [ST/3:7452]


CommentEvent:
- discontinued, being reasonably provided for


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] in place of Sarah Hays [LBT/3932]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to daughter, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of George Burchall [LBT/23169]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, quarterly pension paid to Richard Jones towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Hawkins [LBT/4362] dec.


CommentEvent:
- husband's final quarterly pension paid to widow


CommentEvent:
- in place of Diana Waple [LBT/4753] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, quarterly pension paid to son towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Sarah Parker [LBT/5957] dec.


CommentEvent:
- paid her husband's final quarter's pension


CommentEvent:
- [adm. to 10s..6d. per quarter] - in place of Mary Hope [LBT/5961]


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Hannha Reynolds [LBT/5976] dec.


CommentEvent:
- vacated - absent four quarters - into the Poor's Box






- absent for four quarters - pension into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- in place of William Edwards [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah Rockall [LBT/5764] dec.


CommentEvent:
- not attended for five quarters - pension declared vacant


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Combes [LBT/5967] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Rebecca Prichard [LBT/5950]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Grace [LBT/5962] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, quarter's pension paid to her daughter Sarah towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] in place of Mary Mead [LBT/5932]


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Ann Tyrrel [LBT/6146] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to her daughter


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Richardson [LBT/5946] supposed dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Wiliamson [LBT/4874] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Etheridge [LBT/5929] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter], in place of Chatherine Shaw [LBT/5951]


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 20s. per quarter (Guy), in place of William Batteson [ST/3:6641] - passed on 10s.6d.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Grace Diment [LBT/5948] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Martha Levens [LBT/5959] dec.


CommentEvent:
-  (Guy) - in place of William Watson [LBT/20752]


CommentEvent:
-  15s. (Guy) per quarter - in place of Samuel Jennings [LBT/  ]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to George Marnham, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Dorothy Holt [LBT/5959] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final pension paid to her sister Eunice Pettit towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Susan Longbothom [LBT/5978] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Priscilla Morley [LBT/5968] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter] - in place of Ann Richmond [LBT/5818] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 15s. per quarter - in place of Ann Dodemead [LBT/5817] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, finaly pension paid to her sister Mary Coster


CommentEvent:
- in place of Rice Evans [ST/3:3211] to have settled pension


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, see Further Notes


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Mead [LBT/5932] dec., to have settled pension


CommentEvent:
- 15s. reserved for not attending - listed with others, put into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- in place of Margaret Buck [LBT/5988] dec., to have a Bye Pension


CommentEvent:
Reported to the Pension Court, final payment made to her daughter, towards the funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- [adm.]in place of Sarah Okey [LBT/5991] dec.


CommentEvent:
- struck off not having attended for four previous Pension Courts


CommentEvent:
- discontinued, not being a proper Object


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Harris [LBT/5982] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to husband towards funeral expences !!


CommentEvent:
- discontinued, at her own request, being of ability to maintain herself


CommentEvent:
- be admitted to a Bye Pension at 10s.6d. per Quarter


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah Lovegreve [LBT/5981]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, supposed dead, being ten quarters unclaimed, money to the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- discontinued, being a sister in ST Bartholomew's Hospital


CommentEvent:
- in place of Richard Stratford [ST/3:2083] paid


CommentEvent:
- in place of Dorothea Gibbons [LBT/4494]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final pension payment made to Grandaughter


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, Thomas Meeson [LBT/] dec., paid


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to Mr.Powell, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Bernard Simpson [ST/3:6340]


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Browne [LBT/] dec. (15s. Guy)


CommentEvent:
- paid £1.1.0 (part of residue from Janssen's gift)


CommentEvent:
- £1.1.0 (part of the residue of Janssen's gift)


CommentEvent:
- in place of Hannah North [ST/3:5831] dec. (Guy) paid


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Ann Jole [LBT/6005]


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 20s. (Guy) per quarter - in place of Hannah Lee [LBT/5904] dec.


CommentEvent:
- pay this quarter, then discontinued she being married


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to Mr.Strahan


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Dorman [LBT/5918] (10s.6d. Guy) paid


CommentEvent:
- in placer of Mary Giles [LBT/6002] dec.


CommentEvent:
- 10s.6d. Reserved for "not attending" - listed with others, put into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- [adm.]  to 10s.6d. (Bye) per quarter, in place of Eleanor Ward [LBT/6018] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 15s. per quarter (Guy) in place of Ann Jole [LBT/6005] dec., (15s. Guy)


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Dormer [LBT/4270]


CommentEvent:
- adm. 10s.6d. Per quarter - in pladce of Mary Cholmondeley [LBT/6029] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 20s. per quarter - in place of Ann Pearce [LBT/6124] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court (see below) as on 'Monday last'


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to her family


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Edgell [LBT/6157] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 15s. (Guy) per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Tanner [LBT/5889] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Humphrys [LBT/5908] dec. (10s.6d. Guy)


CommentEvent:
- £1.11.6 reserved for not attending - listed with others, put into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - Wilkins's Charity - paid to her daughter Mary Smith


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to her daughter Elizabeth towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of Catherine Cook [LBT/6027] dec. (10s.6d.)


CommentEvent:
- final payment made to her daughter upon producing certificate of her mother's death


CommentEvent:
- in place of Edward Davis [ST/3:7595] dec., (7s.6d.)


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of her husband, Thomas Matthews [LBT/20186] who had absconded from his family


CommentEvent:
-  [adm.] in place of Hannah Cupit [LBT/6016] dec. (10s.6d. Guy)


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 20s. per quarter, in place of Eleanor Chivers [LBT/4396] dec.


CommentEvent:
- paid this quarter, then dicontinued, being married


CommentEvent:
- paid her husband's, Edward Cabe [LBT/20588], final pension payment


CommentEvent:
- [adv.] to 15s (Guy) per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Wintle [LBT/6019] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court (20s. when?) , final payment to her daughter, Susannah Gough


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. (Bye) per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Tew [LBT/4861] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Jane White [LBT/6037] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 20s. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Jullion [LBT/4170] dec.


CommentEvent:
- £2.12.6 reserved for not attending - listed with others, put into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- not attending - pension (10s.6d.) into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. per quarter -  in place of Mary Warcus [LBT/5972] discontinued


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Sarah Sumpter [LBT/6031]


CommentEvent:
- £1.1.0 reserved for not attending - listed with others, put into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to her son towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- in place of her husband, William Rockall [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Ann Huckell [LBT/4296] dec.


CommentEvent:
- in place of Mary Holmes [LBT/6045] dec. (10s.6d.)


CommentEvent:
- in place of Martha Whitelock [LBT/5742] dec.


CommentEvent:
- [adm. to 10s.6d. (Guy) per quarter) - in place of Elizabeth Cuxon [LBT/5398] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Sarah Leage [LBT/5963] vacated


CommentEvent:
- Michael Devisme claims to be Margaret Meginnis's husband - she attends and dies it insisting that she is the widow of Daniel
Meginnis. - pension witheld until inquiry.


CommentEvent:
- [adm] to 10s.6d. (Bye) per quarter - in place of Ann Derbyshire [LBT/6042] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Jullion [LBT/4170]


CommentEvent:
- not attending, pension into the poors box


CommentEvent:
- in place of Elizabeth Wintle [LBT/6019]


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - and discontinued on Wilkins's charity


CommentEvent:
- in place of William Norris [ST/3:5803] (20s.)


CommentEvent:
- not attenindg pension into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- widow received final pension payment for her husband, Thomas Horsey [ST/3:6656]; the Sarah Horsey admitted to 10s.6d. at the same Court is presumably the widow.


CommentEvent:
- admitted to one of the new 20s. per quarter.


CommentEvent:
- to Mary Say [LBT/4028] the widow of Charles Green Say [ST/3:0792]


CommentEvent:
- adm. 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Keep [LBT/4418]


CommentEvent:
Bartholomew Taylor [ST/3:9215] bound to Thomas Yeates [ST/2:2359]


CommentEvent:
John Johnson [ST/2:2641] oriiginally bound to Charles Lee [ST/2:2559] her husband


CommentEvent:
William Davis [ST/2:2451] originally bound to her husband, Edward Jones [ST/2:3220]


CommentEvent:
Thomas Hooper [ST/2:2454] originally bound to her husband, Edward Jones [ST/2:3220]


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. Per quarter, in place of Marha Hodges [LBT/ ] dec.
Paid this quarter


CommentEvent:
- 20s. per quarter - in place of Hannah Lovegrove [LBT/5981] dec.  Paid this quarter.


CommentEvent:
- to be reommended at the next Pension Court for one of the new 20s. per quarter


CommentEvent:
- adv. [? prev.] to new 20s. per quarter


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court, final payment to her family


CommentEvent:
- to be recommend at the next Pension Court for one of the new 15s. per quarter


CommentEvent:
- adm. to one of the new 15s, per quarter


CommentEvent:
- not attending pension put in the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- to be recommended at the next Pension Court for a 10s.6d. per quarter


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of William Batteson [ST/3:6641]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final pension paid to her son, towards the funeral expenses


CommentEvent:
- adm. to a 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Mary Catmur [LBT/6125]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - last pension paid to her landlady Mary Lock towards discharing her arrear of rent.


CommentEvent:
- adm to a 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Mary Dymott [LBT/4782]


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment made to her brother, towards the funeral expenses.


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to a 10s.6d. (Guy) per quarter, in place of James Penny [LBT/23355]


CommentEvent:
- chosen to vacant £1.10s. Share in Wilkins's charity


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Newton [LBT/6127]


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of James Penny [LBT/23355]


CommentEvent:
- adv to 20s. Per quarter - in place of Keziah Hazard [LBT/4237] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. Per quarter - in place of Susannah Gough [LBT/6034]


CommentEvent:
- M.C. who, upon the information of a Mrs. Mardine, was married to William Kinggate in Jul 1796 --- pension into the Poors Box until inquiry can be made.


CommentEvent:
- struck off, own confession of marriage


CommentEvent:
- to Mary Coring (Pensioner) on the evidence of a Mrs.Mardine, Mary subsequently admitted being married.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to Jane Addy her niece, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- adm. To 10s.6d. Per quarter - in place of her husband, John Godfrey [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of ?


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Philip Saunders [ST/3:8010] struck off - as Elizabeth


CommentEvent:
- vacant - absent for four quarters - pension into the Poor's Box - as Isabella


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Martha Godfrey [LBT/6136] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported her sister-in-law Mary Batteson (widow of William) dead - as to procure a certificate


CommentEvent:
- [adm] in place of Lucy Littleboy [LBT/5952]


CommentEvent:
- adv. To 15s. Per quarter - in place of Jane Wright [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to Sarah Smith her daughter, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- paid £5.5s. from Richard Johnson's charity CHECK


CommentEvent:
- [adm.] to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elias Scott [LBT/21825] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adm. To 10s.6d. Per quarter - in place of Ellis Heaton [LBT/]


CommentEvent:
- living at Enfield be paid to her order by a note


CommentEvent:
- claims to be the husband of Margaret Meginnis [LBT/6051] who is subsequently struck off the pension list.


CommentEvent:
- an Ann Tyrrell reported to the Pension Court - final payment to family, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Odell [LBT/5970]


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Margaret Meginnis [LBT/6051] struck off


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Matthews [LBT/6030] struck off


CommentEvent:
- adv.? to 15s. per quarter - in place of Ann Dorman [LBT/5918] dec.


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - fainal payment to Mrs.Clowdes her sister in law, who buried her


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - (? 10s.6d. forwarded) - final payment to her sister, Mary Holland, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Martha Gregory [LBT/6151] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Odell [LBT/] dec.


CommentEvent:
- absent for four pension courts - pension into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Marcus Carnegy [LBT/16975] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. ? to 15s. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Vernon [LBT/5974] dec.(forwarded 10s.6d.)


CommentEvent:
- reported to Pension Court - final payment to Catherine Green


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Sophia Day [LBT/6154]


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Reeve [LBT/6143] dec.


CommentEvent:
- adv. to 15s. per quarter - in place of Ellis Heaton [   ] dec.


CommentEvent:
- not attending pension into the Poor's Box


CommentEvent:
- adv. ? to 15s. per quarter - in place of James Old [LBT/17414] - forwarded 10s.6d.


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Mary Langford [ST/3:4830]


CommentEvent:
- adv. ? to 20s. per Quarter - in place of Ann Holdway [LBT/5928] dec. - (forwarded 10s.6d.)


CommentEvent:
- reported to the Pension Court - final payment to her daughter, towards funeral expences


CommentEvent:
- adm. to 10s.6d. per quarter - in place of Elizabeth Gisling [LBT/5965] dec.


