# PARENTS

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Potter 1 - no indication of daughter's marial status.


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Potter 1 - no indication of daughter's marital status


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Potter 1 - gives no indiciation of daughter's marital status.


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Potter 1 - no indication given of daughter's marital status.


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Potter 1 - no indication given of daughters' marital status.


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Potter 1 - gives no indication of marital status of daughter.


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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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Potter 1 - daughter said not to be married


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Potter 1 - gives no indication of the daughter's marital status.


CommentMoth:
Previously married to William Carnan [SP/03406], printer of Reading


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O.D.N.B. - poss. - whose will was proved in 1652.
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Tyacke, S. 1978 - PROB/11/221/54, signed 8 Mar 1652, proved 19 Mar 1652.


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Born c.1704, Died 1758. Clerk of the Parish of St.James, Duke's Place, London, adjoining Queenhithe; also a Coal-merchant. John was the second son.


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O.D.N.B. - Nothing is known of Caxton's family or his place of birth. He was born in the weald of Kent; all suggestions identifying the actual place lack conviction.
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N.D.N.B. = 1667-1752; Plomer = Rev.William Whiston, translator of Josephus. John Whiston himself published "Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr William Whiston", 1749 [&1753]. See also Nichols 1, pp.494-506 with portrait.


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Son of Jonathan Key, of Newport, Salop., Surgeon.


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Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.73 for maiden name.


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M.A.  - 1691 Prebend of Westminster Abbey [Harris]


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Mentioned on marriage licence as giving his consent.


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O.D.N.B. - whose sonJohn was also an apprentice Edward Cookes [LO/0013]


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Deceased at the time of the marriage allegation

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Uncertain which of Peter French's wives - LBT/3130 or LBT/3131


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O.D.N.B. (2004) - Lucretia was one of several daughters of a prominent London pewterer


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Dead at the time of the marriage allegation


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Dead by the time of the marriage allegation


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Marriage allegation says "Edward", Stationer of St Faith's. Most probably Edward Weaver


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Woodhead = Ranch
O.D.N.B. = Rancle
Treadwell, M. - Notes = Rancle


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= Gentleman, of the Middle Temple (Chester 49)


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TD died in 1668 - a daughter Judith figures in his will as does Thomas Bassett


CommentMoth:
See notes under this number regarding uncertainty of which children should be allocated to which marriage.


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G.C.'s will - my daughter Sarah Simpson, now wife of Ralph Simpson, bookseller.


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David Stoker = possibly daughter of Freeman Collins [ST/2:3217].


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Mentioned in Thomas jrs. Will - "Mother-in-law Mrs.Dorothy King and husband". She had presumably re-married by this time.
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Deat at the time of the marriage allegation

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Dead at the time of the marriage allegation


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Name from Register - St James, Clerkenwell
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Name from Register - St James, Clerkenwell


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Both parents dead at the time of the Mar.Lec. [Vic.Gen.] 30 Sep 1678.


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O.D.N.B.; dead by the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1690


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Both parents dead at the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1683 - uncle gave consent.


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Dunton 1, p.297 "a bookseller Daughter".
Treadwell Notes - D.N. witnessed the marriage.


CommentMoth:
See Vic.Gen - 5 Jan 1682 = Elianore Robinson alias Johnson


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Paid premium for James Savage = "father-in-law".


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Esq. Of Brunden Hall, Essex [Lond.Daily Advt. (19 Nov 17870]


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Paid David Higginbotham's [ST/3:0672] premium.


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the late - Esq., of Norfolk, neary related to Lord North (Lond.Daily Advert. 26 Dec 1774)


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If she was a widow then BELK may have been her married name.


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Cruttwell, H.A. (1933), p.64 = B.A., Oxon, Rector of Oborne and Minister of Castleton, Dorset, near Sherborne.


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See I.G.I. reference against Partnership entry.


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Carlson 1, p.6 n.6 -"Of Cave's wife nothing extensive is known.  Her maiden name was Milton and her husband's name Newton."


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Christ's Hospital Archives - "grandfather" of Thomas Palmer - discharged him on 23 Jan 1815 and promised to provide for him.


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It is not known if the daughter was Miss or Mrs.Francis


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Paid premium for husband of daughter. Who was turned over to a man of the same name described as Citizen & Musician.  It has been assumed that the two were one and the same person.


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Named as deceased  in the will of Joseph Gardiner [ST/3:3127]


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Surname of wife from - Lond.Daily Advt. (21 Feb 1776)


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Monthly Mag. (Jan 1803) = Miss D.Chambers, second daughter of Mr.J.Chambers, iron monger, of Scarbourough, Yorkshire.


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Cruttwell H.A. (1933), p.37 = v. Burke's Landed Gentry (Wickham of Horsington).


CommentMoth:
Maxted 10 = Last Sunday [16 Jan 1780] died at her son-in-law's, Mr.William Adlard, in Salisbury Court, Fleet-street, --- aged 78, relict of Michael Newnam, Esq. ILDA 18 Jan 1780)


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Assumed from IGI entry for wedding of John Collambell "of St.Sepulchre's" to Elizabeth Franklin on 14 May 1733 at Christ Church, Newgate ST.


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William Lane was buried in the family vault


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of St.Martin's-in-the-Fields, 2nd wife of Lewis Shepheard, whom he married on 3 Spe 1767.


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O.D.N.B. - possibly the sister of two of Henry's apprentices - see SIBLINGS


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Surname assumed from exors. being three sisters all called KEYS.


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D.N.B. = Rev. headmaster of Harrow School who had another daughter married to Charles Bathurst, Mottes' successor.


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D.N.B. = Rev. headmaster of Harrow School who had another daughter married to Charles Bathurst's mater and partner Benjamin Motte [ST/5626].


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CLRO - Box 50 relating to Orphans Inventory - refers to Fisher's daughter's grandfather as Percival Hobson.  Fisher refers to PH as  his "father" and it would fit the marriage quoted.  PH had an estate in St Andrews Holborn.


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Daughter of an episcopal clergyman in Edinburgh and sister of James Elphinston.


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Thomas Clarke, brother-in-law to B.W., figures in the legal proceedings against B.W.


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Gents.Mag = of Grove-house, Brixton, Surrey


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"Captain" - O.D.N.B.
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H.Kay Jones, p.16.


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Possibly Elizabeth's maiden name was CURLING - see note under Marriage in the PARTNERSHIP RECORD.


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2nd daughter.
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and granddaughter on her mother's side of Louis Francois Roubillac, the sculptor.  O.D.N.B.
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Paid premium for Timothy Donovan [ST/4:1238].


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1881 Census - aged 81, living with widowed daughter at Stanmar House, Weybridge, Surrey.  Said to have been born at Lewington, Cambridge.


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O.D.N.B. - only daughter - cf. under her brother George Byrom Whittaker [LBT/27988]


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An M.P. [for Stockport].  2nd daughter.   See "Members of Parliament".


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Timperley 1, gives her name as Mary Ann James, niece of Francis Blyth [ST/3:7179].

CommentMoth:
Evidence of maiden name taken from Timperley 1.


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McK 1, p.63 = "may have been a sister of Andro Hart, with who he was closely concerned in business matters."


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Wriothesley Chronicle, pt.ii, p.34, quoted by Duff.


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Timperley says Elizabeth was "of Millbank, Westminster".


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Housekeeper to Rt.Hon. Sir Robert Walpole at Houghton. See - Further Notes.


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Cf. Hug.Soc.xxvi (Savoy Regs.) - 29 Sep 1739. [Treadwell Notes]


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Timperley 1 - "most respectable connexions in Scotland".


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O.D.N.B. - under Augustus Applegath [XX/0408] -East India Company sea captain
I.G.I. - Augustus Joseph Applegath m. Ann Parker, 14 Oct 1784, St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch Haw, London


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Timperley 1, p.836 under Joseph Johnson [XX/0425] = the celebrated Dr.Gill.


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Both parents dead by the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1684


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Both parents dead at the time of the marriage allegation in Feb 1686


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Both parents dead at the time of the marriage allegation in Oct 1689


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Received her daughter's final pension payment


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Husbands Will - originally his wife's sister 'Catherine Houlder, Spinster' was named as an executor.


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Information from David Cook - possibly the son of Lawrence born c.1774,


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O.N.D.B. - in Guatemala when George met 'Netty' in 1828


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O.D.N.B. - C.S.B. was the thrteenth child.


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O.D.N.B. - says that Anne was the granddaughter of Colley Cibber.


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Elizabeth's grandmother Margaret Royston [SP/03554], widow of Richard Royston [ST/1:1561] gave consent to the marriage.


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O.D.N.B. - leading metal engraver employed by the book- and printsellers.


CommentMoth:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - afterwards second wife of Andrew Crooke [ST/1:2188]


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Subs. Elizabeth Crooke second wife of Andrew Crook [ST/1:2188]


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Trial proceedings mentions that she and her daughter attacked Robert Stephens, Messenger of the Press  - 'fell upon him, and tore his hair off his Head, crying out Murther'.


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Hannah Gamage, formerly FARLEY or FARLOW - see her entry


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Deceased at the time of Hannah's marriage

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Deceased at the time of Hannah's marriage


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IGI - Practically all the Torkesey's in IGI come from Lincolnshire.


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Gave consent to marriage - of Whaddon, Surrey


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Presumably, although Abigaell is described in the marriage allegation as 'alia' RANTON. However, consent was given by her uncle William Wells. Dead at the time of the marriage allegation

CommentMoth:
Deat at the time of the marriage allegation


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Presumably dead at the time of the marriage allegation, consent given by Obedienor Pollybrand her guardian.

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Presumably dead at the time of the marriage allegation, consent given by Obedienor Pollybrand her guardian


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Alias Winck, of St Martin Outwich, London - gave consent to the marriage.


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Dead by the time of the marriage allegation in Jun 1682


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Both parents dead at the time of the marriage allegation in Nov 1684 - uncle gave consent


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Presumably dead by the time of his daughter's marriage allegation in Mar 1685

CommentMoth:
Gave consent to the marriage, when she was described as Mrs Hannah Nelson.


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At the time of the marriage allegation for Elizabeth, the father was said to be living in Oxford and not being in perfect senses.


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Both parents dead at the time of the marriage allegation in Apr 1688 - no guardian


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Both parents dead by the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1688.


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- of Webbley, co. Herefore - gave consent to the marriage.


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Both parents dead by the time of the marriage allegation in May 1690

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Grandmother - Rebeccah Warren - gave consent to the marriage


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Based on the evidence of the marriage allegation, but cf. Manterfield, J.B. (1994), where Elizabeth is described as a widow.


CommentMoth:
See marriage allegation where Elizabeth is said to be the daughter of "[blank] Bodley, Widow, late of or near Kingston, co. Surrey".


CommentMoth:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910)- one of the sister and [with her husband] co-heirs of Richard Lawley of Strensham, co. Worcester


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O.D.N.B. = vicar of Royston, Hertfordshire


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O.D.N.B. - came from the de Cawood family of Cawood, Yorkshire


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O.D.N.B. (2004) - (d.c.1593) - Thomas was his eldest son


CommentMoth:
This number is to the first of his father's two wives, do not yet know which marriage to attribute this son to.


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O.D.N.B. - (d.1551) descended from the ancient lords of Kessel in Guelderland.


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Worman suggest this might be the "typographus" mention in Kirk's "Returne of Aliens" [XX/0193].


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - suggest that Thomas Kele [XX/0098] may have been the father of  Richard Kele [ST/A:0005] and John Kele [ST/0:1296].


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Father shown as dead at time of the original binding, but not at the rebinding.
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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - the historian.


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O.D.N.B. - 'by birth a gentleman' - quoting his widow's monument.


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O.D.N.B. - freed from his apprenticeship in 1548, --- never became a member of the Merchant Taylors' Company. Buried 9 Sep 1571.  Will - six surviving children.

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - Edward's mother died.  Father re-married - Margaret Roberdine Blount, who was buried on 5 Aug 1571.


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Patentee with his son William [LBT/8414]


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Duff, E.G. (1905) - supposed to be 3rd son.


CommentMoth:
Humphrey has been assumed to be a child of the first marriage - in that he matriculated at Cambridge in 1551 and the second marriage only took place in 1546.


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - possibly the son of the Rev. Henry Tripp.


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The father was not  noted as deceased at the time of the binding, but note that Elizabeth Allde is described as his mother at the time of his freedom.  However, there is conflicting evidence in the Company's records as to whether she was his mother or mother-in-law. See - Jackson, W.A. (1957)  and Swan, B.F. (1949). However, we have accepted that she was married to Richard Oulton, Citizen & Joyner, and that the subject of this entry was her son.


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Brother of Thomas Haviland [ST/0:0654] - see Ferguson 1, p.28  [loan] borrowed for John Phillips [ST/1:0268] by John Haviland [ST/1:0261] "nephew of Phillips' old master".


AddressFa:
Roadley-q (Rothley-q, or Rodley, Glos.-q)


CommentMoth:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - left everything to his mother, Susan Tyton, widow, of St Andrew's Holborn.


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Par. of St.Dunstan in the West, Fleet St.


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - is apparently wrong about his parentage


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O.D.N.B. - (d.1628) - vicar of Meare from 1601


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O.D.N.B. - (d.1628) - vicar of Meare since 1601.


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Seems to be the only candidate for William's father.


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Savernake Forest (Claver Scevernache Forest)


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N.D.N.B. under John James (c.1672-1746) = his memorial tablet in St Mary's Church, Eversley, Hampshire, that his parents were not Thomas And Eleanor James, as was once thought. James's father was educated at Merchant Taylors' School, London, and St.John's College, Oxford. Ordained in 1673 he was elected master or praeceptor of the Holy Ghost School in Basingstoke in the same year.  He became vicar of Basingstoke in 1697 and rector of Stratfield Turgis in 1717, where he remained until his death in 1733. 
Appears to have married two Elizabeths.

CommentMoth:
N.D.N.B. -Possibly Elizabeth buried at Basingstoke in 1712.


AddressFa:
Westminster, par. of St.Martin in the Fields


CommentMoth:
Widow at his binding - his apprentice William Rea [ST/2:3734] also had a widowed mother named Anne.


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O.D.N.B. = Second surviving son of John Speed the historian and cartographer.
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Plomer, H.R. (1907) - wrong on probably father.

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. = daughter of Richard Joyner, alias Lloyd of Abingdon, Berkshire.


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Treadwell, M. - Notes - Almost certainly the brother of Andrew Crooke [ST/1:2188]
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Father's name given as Fletcher at binding.


AddressFa:
Par. of All Hallows, Barking-by-the-Tower


CommentFa:
Cameron (1954) - a baptist. - lighterman and collier …

CommentMoth:
- married Anne Vaughton or Voughton, [from Tamworth] one of a family which had long supplied a succession of men prominent in the affiars of that town


AddressFa:
Cole Abbey, par. of St.Nicholas, Distaff Lane


CommentMoth:
Maslen - Father was a William King, vintner of London; who had a son William; who had a daughter Rebecca married to a Thomas Davie; who had a daughter Mary married to a Samuel Emonson; who were the parents James Emonson [ST/3:0995] his apprentice and subsequent partner of William Bowyer [ST/3:0990]


CommentFa:
This is based on McKenzie, D.F. (1974) where Joseph is listed under this Thomas as being freed by patrimony. This is doubtful Thomas was only freed nine years befor Joseph, which would not meet the requirements.


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O.D.N.B. - Elder brother or half-brother of John Playford [LBT/9410]

CommentMoth:
In his will he speaks of his morther - Ellianor Nicholl
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O.D.N.B. - then married to Randolph Nicholl


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Also descrbed as Citizen and Stationer of London. However, he has not yet been identified in the Company, but c.f LBT/30596.


CommentMoth:
Possible marriage - Vic.Gen. Robert Gosling of Whitefriars, cit & Merchant Taylor, widower c. 37.- Mary Tuttle of Titmarsh, northants, spinster, c.31 at own disposing.


AddressFa:
Par. of All Hallows, Staining, Billiter Lane


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Gray's Inn Lane, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - Morgan Barber had been a journeyman barber-surgeon to Benjamin Tomlinson, whose widow Mary he subsequently married.


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Treadwell, M - Notes: via John Hetet - Freedom's Register says "Francis Leach sonn of Thomas Leach Sworne and Admitted into the freedom of this Company".
Also, see Francis's petition under Mathew Drew [St/2:1302]


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Thomas Simpson gave assent to City Freedom, described as father-in-law [Step-father]


AddressFa:
Par. of St.Bartholomew the Great, Ottowell


CommentFa:
Details under Awnsham Churchill [ST/2:3995]

CommentMoth:
Details under Awnsham Churchill [ST/2:3995]


CommentFa:
Bennet & Clements 1, p.3 = Thomas of Westminster, Blacksmith.


CommentMoth:
Possibly Elizabeth died at Basingstoke in 171.


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There are two entries for this binding of Hector Thomas to Benjamin Mott, the first describes the father as - Hector, Gentleman of London; the second as given here, which McKenzie said was "almost certainly a corrected form of the first entry". The second form is on the indenture -CLRP - ELJL/0038/102


CommentMoth:
Ruth Newcombe was the widow of John Raworth.


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This man freed by patrimony on 2 Apr 1667 is actually entered by McKenzie as Nathaniel Powell, but for the moment this has been regarded as a misprint for Nowell,  This needs to be checked but it makes more sense to assume that there were three generations of Nathaniel Nowells with regard to the span of dates covered by apprentices.
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"My father dy'd of the Stone, Nov. 24th 1676, An Aetat.48. And was interr'd in Aston Chancel."  Dunton 1, p.48.
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O.D.N.B. (2004) - (1628-1676) - father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, also called John, had all been Anglican ministers.
John the only child.  Father subsequently re-married, Mary Lake, and had four children - Sarah, mary, Elizabeth and Lake Dunton.

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - died shortly after he was born


CommentFa:
See - Manterfield, J.B. (1994) - admitted to the freedom of the coporation of Grantham, 10 Dec 1660.  Abt.20, b. in Melton Mowbrary, f = Moses Pauley, mercer; m = Esther.  E.P. baptized 16 Aug 1640. Brother Robert Pawlett [ST/2:3386]

CommentMoth:
Married 13 Oct 1663 - probably the daughter of George Hanson, Grantham


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Widowed at the time of his binding. His master Francis Rea [ST/2:0077] also had a widowed mother named Anne.


CommentMoth:
N.D.N.B. = "mother's name may have been Margaret".


CommentFa:
McKenzie, D.F. (1974) wrongly says Dorchester [Oxon]. 
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 b.c-1628 - d. 17 Jul 1706 (aet.78)
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CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - (d.1714) 
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dau. Of Nicholas Awnswham of Isleworth, Mdx.
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AddressFa:
Clen (Montgomery-q, or Clun, Somerset-q)


CommentMoth:
May have been the Mrs.Tilly who was warehouse keeper to her son's master Evan Tyler [ST/1:0525] and received £20 from his will.


CommentMoth:
Subsequently the wife of John Norton [LBT/9041]


CommentMoth:
Previously the wife of John Norton [LBT/9041]


CommentMoth:
Prev. the wife of John Norton [LBT/9041]


CommentFa:
Smyth's obit = 22 Dec 1652.  Buried St.Olave's Old Jewry.
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O.D.N.B. - merchant adventurer

CommentMoth:
Rivington = Daughter of Stephen Pecock & Elizabeth Audley.   Woodhead = S.P - of the Customs House.
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O.D.N.B. - (d.1665)


CommentFa:
Details from handwritten indenture CLRO/0016/16 pt.1


CommentMoth:
This is assumed from the I.G.I. entry for the marriage of an Elizabeth Cookson and a John Kelly at Spitalfields Christ Church, Stepney, London on 28 Feb 1774; together with the entry for the birth and baptism of John Cookson Kelly at St Leonards, Shoreditch, London.


CommentFa:
Buried 17 Nov 1742. [Peter Razzell - 22 May 1995.]


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No reference to father's death in Mewmarket St.Mary burial register. [Peter Razzell - 22 May 1995].


CommentMoth:
Premium paid by Richard White "his uncle".


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Buried 15 Dec 1799 - Eton Parish Register [Peter Razzell - 22 May 1995]


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Family Correspondence [Kay] - married St James, Westminster 27 Dec 1778.
John died 1821.

[Children listed under GRW's Siblings]


CommentMoth:
Premium paid by Elizabeth Grant, "his grandmother".


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Buried, aged 71, 23 Mar 1800 [Wimbledon Parish Register] [Peter Razzell - 22 May 1995]


CommentFa:
The previous John identified in the Company was bound in 1708 [ST/3:3766], but apparently never freed.  If true this could not have been the father of ST/3:0191 who was freed by patrimony.


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Vicar of Beenham, buried 13 Oct 1753 [Beenham Parish Register]


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Buried 22 Feb 1754 [Basingstoke Parish Register]


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It seems likely that JK jnr was the son of JK = ST/3:6862, who was apprenticed one year previously to to the same master, [Charles Rivington] as Axtell.


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Buried 23 Aug 1758 [Mitcham Parish Register]


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Burial register of Hackney Parish Register [Peter Razzell]


AddressFa:
Bishops Court, Aylesbury Street, Clerkenwell


CommentFa:
If WB was a normaly age for freedom, he was probably born when his father was in his fifties.


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Buried, 87 years old, on 21 Mar 1808 [Beaconsfield Parish Register] [& Eliz.]


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Buried, aged 47, on 7 Jan 1776 [Kew Parish Register] [& Alice].


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Buried on 8 Jul 1794 [Farrington Parish Register] [& Frances]


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Buried on 28 Sep 1741 [Basingstoke Parish Register]


CommentFa:
Myers - "paternal grandfather was a Buckinghamshire gentleman"

CommentMoth:
Myers - "daughter of a tailor where Richard Hawkins lodged."


CommentFa:
Mr.Edmund Winder of St.Butolph,  Aldersgate, London - buried 16 Dec 1719 [Bray Parish Register]


AddressFa:
Green Dragon Court, St.Andrew's Hill, Blackfriars


CommentFa:
No reference in burial register of Walkem Parish


CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. -  (1723-1792), the widow of Thomas Armitage


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Buried on 12 Nov 1703, though not recorded as dead in Stationer's Company Archives [Putney Parish Register] [& Mary]


CommentFa:
Possibly the Abraham Cottrill, Stationer of Finchampstead, Berkshire = PROB 11/521; 8 May 1711.


CommentMoth:
Bennet & Clements 1, p.6  "maid to Richard Davis to whom the elder Clements had been apprenticed."


CommentMoth:
See D.N.B. under father.  Daughter of John Flindel of Ipswich.


AddressFa:
Castle St., in the Hamlet of Bethnal Green


CommentFa:
Terry Shea - "b.1729, in Tynemouth, Northumberland. Married Mary Jones in 1758, died 1772 Bermondsey and was a mariner"


CommentFa:
Watt Info. - married est. 31 Mar 1704; bur. 26 Jun 1729.


AddressFa:
Nightingale Lane, Par. of St.John, Wapping


CommentMoth:
Widow - Middle Row, Old Street.  At binding of EM.


CommentMoth:
Widow - Wandsworth, Middlesex - paid premium.


CommentMoth:
Emonson's mother was the daughter of Thomas Davie and Rebecca, who was the daughter of William King, whose sister Mary was the mother of William Bowyer I [ST/2:1549]


CommentMoth:
Agreed to her son being discharge on 2 May 1720.


CommentFa:
No Nathaniels identified in the Stationers' Company.


CommentFa:
There is a possibility that Thomas Reeve[s] [ST/3:1293] who was apprenticed as a printer and was freed in 1714 may have been the father, but I have considered him too early to be the father of this Thomas..


CommentMoth:
Attribution based on Whitechapel address and apprentice's father.


AddressFa:
Windmill Court, Pye Corner, West Smithfield


AddressFa:
White Cross St., Par. of St. Luke, Old St.


CommentFa:
No Samuel Brown has been identified in the Company between the 17th century and the present entry.


CommentFa:
Not identified within the Stationers' Company.


AddressFa:
Par. of St.Martin in the Fields, Westminster


CommentMoth:
Uncle - Thomas Baskerfield - paid premium.


AddressFa:
Berwick St., Par. of St.James, Westminster


CommentFa:
If J snr. Married and had J jnr on obtaining his freedom the dates would be about right for this attribution.


CommentMoth:
Also dead at time son's binding, her executor paid the premium.


CommentMoth:
Premium paid "by Hannah Moore, his mother".


CommentFa:
Cf. ST/3;1675 as probably the best candidate, but the attribution has not been made on the Family Page.


CommentFa:
As there is no record of binding and he was freed by Henry Carter [ST/2:2436], though said to be by servitude, it is possible he was Henry's son and was freed by patrimony.


CommentFa:
It is not very probable that the father was ST/3:9190, who was only bound in 1776 and of whom there is no record of freedom.


CommentFa:
Probably the brother of Thomas [ST/3:1534]


CommentFa:
Probably the brother of William Calvert [ST/3:1546].


CommentFa:
Not identified but clearly must have been a member of the Stationers' Company.


CommentMoth:
This may be Susannah Newton, née  Milton [SP/] who subsequently married Edward Cave [ST/3:1909] the master of the current subject.


AddressFa:
Old Artillery Ground in Liberty of the Tower


AddressFa:
Old Gravel Lane, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Colson Square, Par. of St.James, Westminster


CommentFa:
Timperley 1 - Rector of St.Paul's, Deptford.  Died 1775.


AddressFa:
Green Harbour Court, Golden Lane, Old St.


AddressFa:
Walnut Tree Alley, Tooley St., Southwark


CommentFa:
on rebinding place of origin is then given as Bath, Som.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - (1667-1747) - having lost an entailed family estate


AddressFa:
Marshall St., London Road, St.George's Fields


CommentMoth:
Grandfather - Thomas Beare, paid premium.


CommentFa:
25 Sep 1781 - A Laurence Hatton reported dead to the St.Co. Pension Court, final payment to his son Philip towards funeral expences.


CommentFa:
the father was described as the elder, and the master was described as James Cowie the Younger, so John was probably the brother of his master.


CommentMoth:
If IGI Baptism information is for the right Joseph Cuxon, then mother = Mary


CommentFa:
Address from CLRO - ELJL/0428 - indenture.


CommentFa:
McK 3, implies that this is the son of Joseph Davidson [ST/3:2331], but the Beadle's Book clearly speaks of him as the brother of John Davidson [ST/3:2321],  together with James [ST/3:5656] & Robert [ST/3:2322] who were the sons of James Davidson [ST/3:6015].  Need to CHECK City Freedoms. 
Further evidence is that one of his executors was named as his brother Robert - the Robert mentioned above was alive until 1824. 
Further - the James mentioned above names a brother Thomas as one of his exors.


CommentMoth:
Name given in McK 3, #3258 for mother, who paid premium.


CommentFa:
DNB - 1743-1825 - survived his wife and all his children.  There was another son Nathaniel Penry who died on a voyage from Bengal to St Helena on 8 Jul 1802, and an only daughter married John Jones.


AddressFa:
St.George's Place, New Road, Whitechapel


CommentMoth:
However, see note on marriage of parents under ST/3:6313.


CommentMoth:
Forename - Correspondence with Rita Mason


CommentFa:
Barbara Tenison-Smith suggest that Richard's second wife was Elizabeth Edward whom he married at St George, Hanover Square 1746-7


CommentFa:
Barbara Tenison-Smith gives the parents marriage as 25 Oct 1733 at St Benet Pauls Wharf, both of North Mims.


CommentMoth:
Mary Hill, his grandmother, paid premium.


CommentFa:
Elder brother of Charles Davis [ST/3:5854]


CommentFa:
1750-1826,  See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows.

CommentMoth:
1755-1823.  See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows.


AddressFa:
Kingstreet, Par. of St.Giles in the Fields


CommentFa:
[I.G.I.] = a Thomas Dilly married Sarah Gillman on 10 Dec 1718 at Southill, Bedford. A Thomas Dilly married Elizabth Barber on 9 Jan 1732 in Southill, Bedford. A Thomas Dilly married Elizabeth Draper on 4 Nov 1755.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - Bap. 1681, d.1750 - James was the youngest of seven children.


AddressFa:
Wych St., Par. of St.Clement Danes, Strand


CommentMoth:
Uncle, who paid premium, was called Robert Nalder.


CommentFa:
Mother of father = Mary Ormorod, paid premium.


CommentMoth:
Subsequently married John Newbery [XX/0039]


CommentFa:
Paid premium for his grandson - George [ST/3:5740]


CommentFa:
Presumably the brother of John Newbery [XX/0039]


AddressFa:
Turks Head Court, Golden Lane near Old St.


AddressFa:
Jewin St., Par. of St.Giles, Cripplegate


CommentFa:
Watt Info. -  Born 10 Mar 1717; Died 16 Feb 1795

CommentMoth:
Watt Info. - Born 29 Aug 1723; Marr. 11 Jan 1746; Died 27 Jan 1802.


CommentFa:
An Allingham Levens m. Ann Pennal on 27 Apr 1728 St.Benet Pauls Wharf, London


CommentMoth:
Probably married at Etwall, Derbyshire on 6 Oct 1737.


CommentMoth:
Paid premium, described as mother Mary Fletcher.


CommentMoth:
IGI - G.F.S. married Elisabeth Perkins at St Leonards, Shoreditch on 20 Jul 1773.


CommentFa:
Will PROB 11/665; Ockham Quire Numbers: 100-149; Img. Ref. 165/155
---
Copy --- mlt

date - 15 Mar 1734 [that is two days after the death of the son John]
probate -  21 May 1734 [he apparently died within two months of his son]

John Osborn of Coney Hatch in the County of Middlesex Gentleman’ 

 -all the residue and remainder of my Personal Estate of what nature or kind so ever I give devise and bequeath the same and every part thereof unto my dear and loving son in Law Thomas Longman and unto his Wife my dear and loving daughter and only Child Mary Longman - [they are also appointed executors]

 - Mrs Mary Marshall the widow of Mr. James Marshall [£5]

 - John Maddock  [£5]

 - Philip Maddock Son of the said John Maddock [£10 when he shall have served his apprenticeship]

CommentMoth:
I.G.I. reports the following marriage - John Osbourn = Martha Maddock on 8 May 1687 at Middle or Dove Green United Methodist or Free Church, Selston, Nottingham.


CommentFa:
See under Transcript to Timperly, C.H. (1842) in SOURCES. Died 30 Mar 1785.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - Free of the Glazier's Company in 1692. c.1670-1701.
Grandfather = John Baddam (d.1717), a Dyer, in Spitalfields and St.Dunstan's, Stepney, from whom ST/3:3680 inherited considerable property.

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - daughter of John Palmer, a Dyer.  Married at St.Nicholas Cole Abbey in Jul 1692.


CommentFa:
If this is the Robert Goodwin, wife Mary, who baptized three sons at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, - Robert, Jonas and Edward James.  Then certainly  EJG [LBT/29962] was his son, and the Robert might be [LBT/23373] and Jonas might be [LBT/18844]


CommentFa:
Probable attribution cf.apprentices & address.


CommentFa:
Grandmother = Elizabeth Froggett, paid premium.


CommentFa:
CHECK is the date of the apprenticeship wrong - could this be ST/3:4330 who was apprenticed to the printer Abraham Ilive.


CommentMoth:
Zachs = Christened in Gillingham, Kent, 23 Nov.1746.


CommentMoth:
On the evidence if IGI for the Christening of a JSM on 19 May 1758


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - Barber Surgeons' Company (c.1671-before 24 Aug 1726)

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B - probably - (b.c.1686) of Ware, Hertfordshire, who married Robert on 17 May 1711


CommentFa:
Cf. CF1/396/96 gives father as William freed of the City  9 Jun 1676.


AddressFa:
Great Wilmer St., Par. of St.James, Westminster


AddressFa:
Castle Yard, Little Chapel St., Westminster


AddressFa:
Wood's Close, Par. of St.James, Clerkenwell


AddressFa:
Bleeding Heart Yard, Charles St., Hatton Garden


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - (171-1768)
---
Cruttwell, H.A. (1933), p.30 = "Fourth son of Clement 1 and Elizabeth (Field) was apprenticed on 7th July, 1724, at the age of 14, to John Johnson of Wokingham, wig-maker, the consideration being £10.   ---  From him descend all the Cruttwells now known. --- p.31 = "No will --- has been found. He was buried at Wokingham, 17th February,  1768."

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - (d.1766)
---
Cruttwell, H.A. (1933), p.31 - buried at Wokingham --- 9th February, 1776.


CommentMoth:
Probably Elizabeth who died at Basingstoke in 1712.


CommentFa:
Details from City Freedom - CF1/417/74 - "late of".


AddressFa:
Five Fields Row, Par. of St.George, Hanover Square


CommentFa:
Not identified - Cf. ST/2:2443 freed in 1700.


CommentFa:
Presumably wrongly attributed by McK - RJ [ST/2:0268] was freed n 1668!


CommentFa:
According to McK 3, #4618, but the patrimony comes forty-six years after the father was freed, and twelve years after he apparently paid the premium for his brother Joseph [LBT/15925].


CommentFa:
Catherine Kendall was described as a widow, "late Catherine Howard, spinster".


CommentFa:
Cf. Plomer, 1668-1725, p.20 for evidence of partnership between a Benjamin Barker and a C.Knight.


CommentMoth:
The Times - Died Jul 1790 at Marylebone, aet.86.


AddressFa:
Cecil Court, Par. of St.Martin in the Fields


CommentFa:
IGI - a Jehosaphat Aspin married an Elizabeth Baxter at St Botolph Without Bishopsgate on 6 Jul 1718.


CommentMoth:
Correspondence with Vanessa Craik - see Baptism


AddressFa:
East Smithfield, Par. of St.John, Wapping


AddressFa:
Milford Lane nr St.Clements Church, Strand


AddressFa:
Eagle Court, St.John's Lane, Clerkenwell


AddressFa:
Crown Court, Princes St., Par. of St.James


CommentFa:
Cadell's father was a bookseller in Bristol.  Cf. Plomer 4, p.41.


CommentFa:
A Philip Norbury was baptised on 2 Dec 1740 at Sunbury on Thames - f. =  William, m = Mary


CommentFa:
Possibly a brother of Elizabeth Mortlock?


CommentMoth:
Possibly Mary - see IGI note under Baptism.


CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. = sister of John Nichols [ST/3:1022]


AddressFa:
Northumberland Court, Southampton Bldgs., Holborn


CommentFa:
Marriage information provided by Sally Pocock - see Correspondence = "from the parish records of Holme Cultram, Cumberland, the marriage of a Thomas Finlisson [sic] to an Elionar Graham on 21 April 1761".

CommentMoth:
Marriage information provided by Sally Pocock - see Correspondence = "from the parish records of Holme Cultram, Cumberland, the marriage of a Thomas Finlisson [sic] to an Elionar Graham on 21 April 1761".


CommentFa:
Treadwell, M. - Notes.
---
O.D.N.B. - C.D. = 5th son.
---


CommentFa:
[I.G.I.] = a Thomas Dilly married Sarah Gillman on 10 Dec 1718 at southill, Bedford. A Thomas Dilly married Elizabth Barber on 9 Jan 1732 in Southill, Bedford. A Thomas Dilly married Elizabeth Draper on 4 Nov 1755.


CommentFa:
[I.G.I./N.D.N.B] = a Thomas Dilly married Sarah Gillman on 10 Dec 1718 at southill, Bedford. A Thomas Dilly married Elizabth Barber on 9 Jan 1732 in Southill, Bedford. A Thomas Dilly married Elizabeth Draper on 4 Nov 1755.


AddressFa:
Par. of St.John the Evangelist, Westminster


AddressFa:
Lamb Conduit St., Par. of St.George, Queen Square


AddressFa:
Crane Court, Peter's Hill, Doctors' Commons


AddressFa:
St.Martin's Court, Par. of St.Martin in the Fields


CommentFa:
Probably - Probate Nov 1711 - St.Ethelburga, citizen and merchant tailor; Marriage Licence #288632 2 Nov 1703 - Margetts Robert m. Simpson Anna -
Fac.Off. (1701-1850).  There appear to have been other children.


AddressFa:
Little Moorgate, Par. of St.Stephen, Coleman St.


AddressFa:
'now or late' of par. of St.James, Westminster


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - City solicitor 1679-1700 (dec.)


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. presumes the parents were William Walker [LBT/30566] and his wife Eleanor Playford [LBT/30565]


CommentFa:
Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.5 - numerous family.
Roscoe, S. (1973), p.35 - in business as John and Michael Power in 1775 at No.1, New Court, Crutched Friars; he d. 5 Jan 1800.

CommentMoth:
Newbery, A.Le B. (1911), p.5 - daughter of John Newbery [XX/0039] and Mary [prev. Carnan] [SP/02199] and sister of Francis Newbery [GO/0005]


AddressFa:
Great Saffron HIll, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn


AddressFa:
Kings Head Court, Gravel Lane, Southwark


CommentFa:
2nd wife = "daughter of H.Benwell of Caversham".

CommentMoth:
Father = John Cornelius of Caunde, Guernsey


AddressFa:
Long Acre, Par. of St.Martin in the Fields


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - probably born in Philadelphia. 1742-1809

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - Father was Stephen Shewell, a merchant of Philadelphia who had been born in Barbados.


CommentFa:
I am inclined to accept that this is the James Duppa, who was married to Mary Abdy on 7 Jul 1765 at St.Katherine Creechurch, London. 
---
Cf. William Jarvis Abdy [ST/3:6710] whose premium was paid by a James Duppa, "his father-in-law", when he was bound on 3 Jan 1769, and whose father was also described as a Goldsmith. Although it is unlikely that this is the same James Abdy, it would seem that the Abdy and Duppa families were connected more that once.  William Jarvis Abdy was also baptised at St.Katherine Creechurch


AddressFa:
Par. of St.Catherine nr the Tower of London


CommentFa:
Not Henry Robinson [LBT/21541] as he was not freed until 1793


AddressFa:
Late of Bear Alley, Fleet Market, but now Barbados


CommentFa:
Guardians = Edmund Bull & Joshua Pickersgill.


CommentFa:
Harrison, G. (1950) - endleaves = b.1696 - d.15 Apr 1745


CommentFa:
Presumably John Science [ST/2:0002] - check City Freedoms.


CommentFa:
Grandfather = Thomas Downes, paid premium


CommentFa:
A Benton Seeley, Stationer of Buckingham, Buckinghamshire = PROB 11/1258; 18 Mar 1795.


AddressFa:
Umberston St., Par. of St.George in the East


CommentMoth:
See under Father in D.N.B.  Daughter of John Findel of Ipswich.


AddressFa:
Stonecutter St., Shoe Lane, Fleet Market


AddressFa:
New Court, Nightingale Lane, East Smithfield


AddressFa:
Downs St., Par. of St.George, Hanover Square


AddressFa:
Pitchers Court, Little Bell Alley, Coleman St.


CommentMoth:
Subsequently married John Bradford [LBT/14964]


AddressFa:
Brooks Mews, Brook St., Grosvenor Square


AddressFa:
Cartwright St., Par. of St.Mary, Whitechapel


AddressFa:
Nightingale Lane, Par. of St.Botolph, Aldgate


CommentFa:
N.D.N.B. = the disinherited son of Sir Thomas Meres (1635-1715).


CommentFa:
Information from Andrew Milne - "- my 5th great grandfather. He is of dutch origin. His father was Albertus Pars, a goldsmith and chaser/silversmith who was working from Furnival's Inn Court. Albertus and his brother, Evert (a silversmith at Wych Street, London) had originally come from Holland (Groningen). Their father too was a goldsmith and silversmith, Jacques Pars. Edward Pars, the jeweller in Stanhope Street was baptised on Janthuary 5th 1738 in St Martin's in the Fieds and was marred to Elizabeth.  I know that the eldest brother of this man was Henry Pars, of the Strand, a prominent figure of the time - at  Beaufort buildings, a drawing school master and architect.  A younger brother was William Pars, the portrait painter of the 18th century that accompanied the Dillettanti Society on an expedition to Asia miinor and also went with Lord Palmerston on a visit of Switzerland and drew fo him there.  He went to live in Rome where he went off with the wife of John Smart, the artist and where they lived until Pars died after having caught a cold painting in the fountains in Rome." - For Edward & Elizabeth's other children - see SIBLINGS.


AddressFa:
Baron's Place, Par. of St.George, Southwark


AddressFa:
Old Gravel Lane, Par. of St.George in the East


AddressFa:
Portpool Lane, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn


CommentFa:
Perhaps this could  be Edward Castle [ST/3:1550]?


AddressFa:
St.John Square, Par. of St.James, Clerkenwell


AddressFa:
Silver St., Par. of St.George in the East


AddressFa:
Ship Alley, Par. of St.George in the East


AddressFa:
Dudley Court, Crown St., Par. of St.Giles in Field


CommentMoth:
Richard was bound to her as a Stationer.


AddressFa:
Bedford Court, Par. of St.Paul, Covent Garden


AddressFa:
Par. of St.Peter's Port, Island of Guernsey


AddressFa:
Bedfordbury, Par. of St.Martin in the Fields


AddressFa:
Red Lion Court, Red Lion St., Spitalfields


CommentFa:
If this is the Robert Goodwin, wife Mary, who baptized three sons at St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, - Robert, Jonas and Edward James.  Then certainly  EJG [LBT/22962] was his son, and the Robert might be [LBT/23373] and Jonas might be [LBT/18844]


CommentMoth:
- Olwen Long - G. & C. were married at St George's, Hanover Square on 4 Feb 1760; Harl.Soc.Reg., vol. 11, p. 91 L.A.C.


AddressFa:
Hole in the Wall Passage, Brook's Market, Holborn


AddressFa:
3rd Battalion Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards


AddressFa:
Elliott's Row [35], Prospect Place, London Road


AddressFa:
New Street, Spring Gardens, Par. of St.Martin


AddressFa:
Long's Court [4], Cleveland Row, St.James's


AddressFa:
Ireland Yard, Doctors' Commons, Blackfriars


AddressFa:
Charlotte Street, Battle Bridge, St.Pancras


AddressFa:
Glovers' Hall Court, Beech Lane, Barbican


AddressFa:
British Institute, Pall Mall, Westminster


AddressFa:
Pear Tree Street [17], Brick Lane, Old Street


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - publisher and principal of the accountant's office in the Bank of England,

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - daughter of a confectioner living opposite Islington church. [Sister of John Nichols [ST/3:1022]]


AddressFa:
Little Knight Rider Street, Doctors' Commons


CommentFa:
A William Bishop [XX/1217], Copper Plate Printer of City of London = PROB 11/1390;  7 Apr 1803 - Could this have been the father of ST/4:0395. CHECK - CLRO.
---


AddressFa:
Broad Wall, nr. Old Barge House, Christ Church


AddressFa:
Upper Chapman Street, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Maidenhead Court, Little St.Thomas Apostle


AddressFa:
Gray's Buildings, Duke Street, Manchester Square


AddressFa:
Grubb Street, Par. of St.Luke, Old Street


AddressFa:
Upper Grosvenor Street, St.George's Hanover Square


AddressFa:
Fan Court [5], Miles Lane, Upper Thames Street


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


CommentFa:
Cf. Robert Burton [ST/3:2217] as a possible father, though possibly a little too large a gap in dates.


CommentMoth:
If BAPTISM is correct the mother's name was Margaret


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - grandfather was John Butterworth (1727-1803) , a Particular Baptist minister.
---
H.Kay Jones, p.7.
---


AddressFa:
Blue Heart Court, St.Stephen, Coleman Street


CommentMoth:
Based on I.G.I. baptism record for Dansie.


CommentMoth:
Mother's name taken from baptismal record for J.F.C.


AddressFa:
Great Yard, Parish Street, St.John's, Southwark


AddressFa:
Blossom Street, Liberty of Norton Falgate


AddressFa:
Reliance Square [1], New Inn Yard, Shoreditch


CommentFa:
It is assumed that William is the son of this partnership, though his name does not occur in the baptisms at St Bartholomew, Exchange listed under the parents.  A Stephen is listed to them but he would have only have been around ten or eleven years of age at the time of this William's birth.


AddressFa:
White Hart Court, Charterhouse Lane, Par. St.Sep.


CommentMoth:
If the baptismal suggestion is correct the mother's forename was Margaret.


AddressFa:
Ebden Court [6], Pearl Row, Blackfriars Road


CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B - daughter of George Morss, an official of the dockyards at Portsmouth


AddressFa:
Little Denmark Street, St.Giles in the Fields


AddressFa:
Saffron Hill, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn


AddressFa:
Angel Street, St.Martin's le Grand, Newgate Street


AddressFa:
White Lion Court, Bell Alley, Coleman Street, Chps


AddressFa:
Labour in Vain Court, Old Fish Street Hill


AddressFa:
Queen Street [12], Lower Road, Islington


AddressFa:
Mercers' Court, St.Mary's Hill, Billingsgate

CommentFa:
IGI - the birth and batism record at St Mary at Hill in 1806 for Henry Joseph Cook with a father name Henry seems very likely for the subject of this entry.  A Henry Cook married a Susannah Thompson on 15 Feb 1801 at St Mary the Virgin in Aldermanbury, which is a possibility for the parents. Cf. SIBLINGS. This is all confirmed in a letter by David Cook to MLT, 27 Sep 2004.

CommentMoth:
David Cook - still living at the 1841 census, aged 72, and living with HJC and his family.


AddressFa:
1.Rush Hill House / 2.Water Lane, Tower Street


AddressFa:
Tygre Court, White Cross Street, Cripplegate


AddressFa:
Somer Street, Back Hill, St.Andrew's, Hoblorn


AddressFa:
Hatfield Street, Christ Church, Blackfriars Road


AddressFa:
Upper Mary le Bonne Street, Fitzroy Square


AddressFa:
Bear Lane, Blackfriars. Par. of Christ Church


AddressFa:
Whitecross Street, Par. of St.Luke's, Old Street


CommentFa:
I.G.I. - a Daniel Brookholding Curwen was married to an Ann Smith on 23 May 1791 in Kidderminster, Worcs.
---
I.G.I. - a Daniel Brook Holding Curwen was baptised on 29 Nov 1767 at St Martin, Leicester - father = Daniel; mother = Ann.
---


AddressFa:
James's Gardens, Chapple Street, Pentonville


AddressFa:
St.George's Row, nr.Chelsea, Par. of St.George


AddressFa:
St.George's Row, Par. of St.George, Hanover Square


AddressFa:
Printers' Street, Blackfriars, Par. of St.Ann's


AddressFa:
Leather Sellers' Buildings [11], London Wall


AddressFa:
Little Knight Rider Street [6], Doctors' Commons


AddressFa:
Marchmont Place, Little Coram Street, Brunswick Sq


AddressFa:
Alfred Place [3], Nelson Street, Borough


AddressFa:
Upper Cornwall Street [35], St.George's in the E.


AddressFa:
Lower Chapman Street, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Margaret Street, Par. of St.Leonard, Shoreditch


AddressFa:
Hemlock Court, Carey Street, St.Clements Dane


AddressFa:
Red Lion Passage, Red Lion Square, Holborn


AddressFa:
Cecil Court, St.Martin's Lane, Westminster


AddressFa:
York Street [11], St.James's, Westminster


CommentFa:
Watt Info. - Born 5 Mar 1747; bur. 6 Jul 1811 - St Mildred Canterbury. Her married again = Elizabeth Delasaux , est. 29 Oct 1791;  d.24 May 1834.
---

CommentMoth:
Watt Info. - Married 24 Dec 1787, bur. 18 Jun 1789 - St Mildred Canterbury.
---


AddressFa:
Wilson Street [12], Vinegar Yard, Old Street Road


AddressFa:
Star Court [3], Picket Place, Temple Bar


AddressFa:
Wellclose Square, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Butcher Row, Tower Hill, Par. of St.James, Westm.


AddressFa:
Crown Court, Brewers Street, Golden Square


AddressFa:
Dover Street, St.George's Fields, Southwark


AddressFa:
Monmouth Street, St.Giles's in the Fields


CommentFa:
The fact that a Thomas Gildart [sometimes - Thomas Gilbert] benefits from the Wright Charity leads to this identification


AddressFa:
St.George's Rents, Par. of St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Bermondsey Street, Par. of St.John, Horsleydown


AddressFa:
Charlotte Place, Suffolk Street, Piccadilly


AddressFa:
Catherine Wheel Yard, Great Windmill Street


AddressFa:
Stepney Causeway, Commercial Road, Ratcliffe


AddressFa:
Paul Street, Par. of St.Leonard, Shoreditch


AddressFa:
Hatfield Place, Blackfriars Road, Southwark


AddressFa:
Union Street, Kingsland Road, Shoreditch


AddressFa:
Queen's Court, Great Suffolk Street, Southwark


AddressFa:
Gloucester Row, Curtain Road, Shoreditch


AddressFa:
Fleet Street [39], St.Dunstan's in the West


AddressFa:
Charles Court, Featherstone Street, St.Luke's


AddressFa:
Baker Court [3], Half Moon Alley, Bishopsgate


AddressFa:
Skinner Street, Bishopsgate Street Without


AddressFa:
Old Nichols Street [54], Church St., Bethnal Green


AddressFa:
Hoxton Square, Par. of St.Leonard, Shoreditch


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


AddressFa:
Phoenix Court [11], West Street, West Smithfield


AddressFa:
Marmaduke Street, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Kings Head Court, Gutter Lane, Cheapside


AddressFa:
Little Surrey Street [4], Blackfriars Road


AddressFa:
Haymarket, Par. of St.Martin in the Fields


AddressFa:
Maudlins Rents [46], Lower East Smithfield


AddressFa:
Grange Court, Carey Street, Chancery Lane


AddressFa:
Newnham Place, Bishopsgate Street Without


AddressFa:
Gun Court, St.John's Street, Clerkenwell


AddressFa:
Fleet Gardens, Horseferry Road, Westminster


AddressFa:
Portpool Lane, Par. of St.Andrew's, Holborn


AddressFa:
Gregory's Place, St.Thomas's Street, Southwark


AddressFa:
Hunt Street, Mile End, New Town, Par. of Stepney


AddressFa:
St.Dunstans, Stepney, Mile End, Old Town


AddressFa:
Stonecutters Buildings, Little Queen Street, Holb.


CommentFa:
Name given in Freedom entry. Rest from "The Bookseller"


AddressFa:
Bull & Mouth Street, St.Martin's le Grand


AddressFa:
Hermitage Street, Par. of St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Church Road, Commercial Rd., St.George's in the E.


AddressFa:
Eastmount Terrace [15], Whitechapel Road


AddressFa:
Parson's Court, Bride Lane, Fleet Street


AddressFa:
College Street [2], Great New Street, Kent Road


AddressFa:
Half Moon Passage, Par. of St.Bartholomew the Gr.


CommentFa:
Information derived from brother Joseph [ST/4:2847]


AddressFa:
Coburg St. [26], Commercial Road, St.Georges East


AddressFa:
Bath Court [1], Church Street, Islington


AddressFa:
Sherrard Street [10], St.Jame's, Westminster


CommentFa:
Beadle's Book describes G.F.M. has cousin to T.T.Morreel & nephew to Henry Morrell of 149 Fleet Street, but this would seem to indicate he was the son of Henry.


AddressFa:
Chenies Street, Par. of St.Giles in the Fields


AddressFa:
Museum Street, Par. of St.George's, Bloomsbury


AddressFa:
Susannah Row [10], Curtain Road, Shoreditch


AddressFa:
Shouldham Street, Par. of St.Marylebonne


AddressFa:
Alfred Court [14], Paul's Court, Cripplegate


AddressFa:
Angel Court, Skiner's Street, Bishopsgate


CommentFa:
I.G.I. - a Mark Nattrass married an Ann Curtis, on 1 Jun 1799, at St Mary Magdalen, Richmond, Surrey. Query - was he the Mark Nattrass born, on 21 Apr 1771, at Park House, Stanhope, Durham to Matthew Nattrass and Mary Bowman.


AddressFa:
Ratcliffe, Par. of St.Dunstan's, Stepney


AddressFa:
Lower Gun Alley, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Thompson's Rents, Half Moon Street, Bishopsgate


AddressFa:
Victualling Office Square, Little Tower Hill


AddressFa:
York Court [3], York Street, Pentonville


AddressFa:
Russell Court, Cleveland Row, St.James's


AddressFa:
Langthorne Court, Bell Alley, Coleman Street


AddressFa:
Sussex Street [32], Tottenham Court Road


AddressFa:
Cromwell Place, Boswell Court, St.Clement Danes


AddressFa:
Satchwell's Buildings [9], Bethanll Green Road


AddressFa:
Dyers Buildings, Par. of St.Saviour's, Southwark


AddressFa:
James Street [4], James's Walk, Clerkenwell


AddressFa:
Lambeth Street, Goodman's Fields, Whitechapel


AddressFa:
Tavistock Street [42], St.Paul's, Covent Garden


AddressFa:
Meeting House Yard, Park Street, Southwark


AddressFa:
Queen's Court, Great Suffoolk Street, Borough


AddressFa:
Black Raven Court, Seething Lane, Tower Hill


AddressFa:
Bond's Place, Ball Yard, Golden Lane, Barbican


AddressFa:
St.Catherine's in the precinct of the Tower


AddressFa:
Market Street [9], St.John's Street Rd., Clerk.


AddressFa:
Flower de Luce Court, Shoemaker Row, Blackfriars


AddressFa:
Worcester Street, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Greenhill Rents, St.John's Street, West Smithfield


AddressFa:
Queen Court, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fds


AddressFa:
Chapel Street, Pentonville & Paternoster Row


CommentFa:
A Walter Row, Stationer of Saint James Westminster, Middlesex = PROB 11/1917; Vaughan Quire Numbers: 604-650; Img. Ref. 357/348; 3 Oct 1839.
---


AddressFa:
Henry Stret [2], St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
St.Alban's Terrace [13], Kennington Road


AddressFa:
Charter House Street, Charterhouse Square


CommentFa:
J.S. [ST/4:3743] is possibly  the son of John Seyfang who married Sarah Blake on 11 Dec 1808 at Chrish Church, Southwark.
Esther Hunt says that the father was John Edward who died in 1821, brother of the master CFS.


AddressFa:
Peter Street [20], Sun Street, Bishopsgate


AddressFa:
Angel Court, Prince's Street, Westminster


AddressFa:
Charlotte Street, Holywell Mount, Shoreditch


AddressFa:
Webber Street, Blackfriars Road, Southwark


AddressFa:
Bolsover Street, Par. of St.Mary le Bonne


AddressFa:
Little Wild Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


AddressFa:
Commercial Road, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Christian Street, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Holiday Yard, Par. of St.Martin's, Ludgate


AddressFa:
Tooley Street [191], St.Olave, Southwark


AddressFa:
Nottingham Court, Castle Street, Par. of St.Giles


AddressFa:
Commercial Terrace, St.George's in the East


AddressFa:
Bottley Yar, St.John Street, West Smithfield


AddressFa:
Three Tuns Tavern, Margaret's Hill, Southwark


AddressFa:
Evangelist Court [1], Broadway, Blackfriars


AddressFa:
Great Suffolk Street, Par. of St.George the Mart.


AddressFa:
Eagle Court, Catherine Street, Westminster


AddressFa:
Plough Yard, Seething Lane, Tower Street


AddressFa:
Everard's Place, Church Lane, Whitechapel


CommentFa:
Later of Croydon, Surrey.
---
Will - PRO: PROB 11/1918 -  Vaughan Quire Numbers: 651-700 - 23 May 1837 signed - 14 Oct 1839 proved.
---


AddressFa:
Kings Head Court, Par. of St.Andrew, Holborn


AddressFa:
Taylor's Row, Northampton Square, Clerkenwell


AddressFa:
Sun Street [12], Viunegar Ground, Old Street Road


AddressFa:
Philip Street, Kingsland Road, Shoreditch


AddressFa:
Upper Fort Place, Grange Road, Bermondsey


AddressFa:
l. of Carpenter Street, Westminster now abroad


AddressFa:
Red Lion Market, Whitecross Street, St.Luike's


AddressFa:
Carpenter Street, Horseferry Road, Westminster


CommentFa:
Beadle's Book, p.557 makes this link to the John cloathed in 1769.  But 61 years between cloathings seems a rather long time.  Perhaps he is the son of John [ST/3:8467] and the grandson of [ST/3:4598].


AddressFa:
Salisbury Street [14], New North Road, Hoxton


AddressFa:
Great Hermitage Street [36], St.George's in the E.


AddressFa:
Thornton Street [15], Horslydown, Par. of St.John


AddressFa:
Wynyatt Street, Northampton Square, Goswell St.Rd.


AddressFa:
Monkwell Street, Silver Street, Par. of St.Olave


AddressFa:
Middle New Street [4], Shoe Lane, Fleet Street


AddressFa:
Homan Street, Borough, Par. of St.Saviour's


AddressFa:
Friar Street, Shoemaker Row, Blackfriars


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - also headmaster of Southampton Grammar School


AddressFa:
Herbert's Passage, Beaufort Buildings, Strand


AddressFa:
Union Street, Kingsland Road, Par.St.Leonard, Shd.


AddressFa:
Clipstone Street [10], Par. of St.Mary-le-Bonne


CommentFa:
Seems only possible Stationer to be the father.


AddressFa:
Wardrobe Terrace, St.Andrew's Hill, Blackfriars


AddressFa:
Castle Court, Chandos Street, Westminster


AddressFa:
Cottage Place, Horseferry Road, Westminster


AddressFa:
East Harding Street [1], Great New St., Shoe Lane


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - paternal grandfather, John Crowder, = booktrades


CommentFa:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - says that this John is the son of John Gowghe [XX/0075] as that John was a clergyman. This arguement is questionable. Certainly in later times many clergymen were free of the Company.


CommentFa:
Died 1737 and whose widow married John Newbery, her husband's apprentice. [Plomer 4, p.43.].

CommentMoth:
Subsequently the wife of John Newbery [XX/0039]
---
O.D.N.B. - eldest daughter of Martin Hounshill, of Ringwood, Hampshire.


CommentFa:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - probably the son of John [LBT/28417] and Katherine Hertford [LBT/5120]


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - shoemaker, exciseman, teacher and soldier - deserted his family within a few years of Carlile's bith, and died soon after.
---

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - shop keeper in Lawrence Lane, Ashbuton.


CommentFa:
Married to Isabella Thompson 30 Dec 1731.

CommentMoth:
Timperley 1, p.822 = daughter of Gilbert and Margaret Thompson, of Aughton, near Ormskirk --- In 1744 Mrs.Almon went to Ireland to see her husband's relations, and on her return from Dublin to Liverpool, in the month of October, the vessel was wrecked.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - thought to have been of Huguenot origin.


CommentFa:
Taken from Naturalization note Hug.Soc., xxvii.

CommentMoth:
Taken from Naturalization note Hug.Soc., xxvii.


CommentFa:
Denization with wife and family = 9 Apr 1687.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - Thomas (bap. 1716) - William was the seventh child.


CommentFa:
Based on Nichols saying that George and John [LBT/18985] were brothers.  O.D.N.B. - probable.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - Bapt 1681, d.1750 - Robert jnr. was the eldest of seven children


CommentFa:
D.N.B. = father was the proprietor of the public tea=gardens at Marylebone.


CommentFa:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.811 
   --- [>Peter Elmsly >David Bremner] was succeeded by Messrs. James Payne and J.Mackinlay; the former of whom was the youngest son of Thomas Payne, of the Mews-gate ---
---


CommentFa:
D.N.B. under Charles Mathews (1776-1835) - says he changed his name to Mathews on inheriting a small estate, subsequently lost.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - East India Company sea captain
I.G.I. - Augustus Joseph Applegath m. Ann Parker, 14 Oct 1784, St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch Haw, London


CommentFa:
D.N.B. - Went to Everton from Cheshire in 1733. Baptist.


CommentFa:
This is on the evidence of a son - Richard [ST/3:2509] being described as the grandson of John [ST/2:0217].


CommentFa:
Clapperton 1 = "The Fourdrinier family were Huguenots who left France --- and went to Holland. Subsequently Pierre Fourdrinier, grandfather of Henry [b.1766], came to England in 1719, and set up as a stationer and engraver in London, ---"; O.D.N.B. - under Henry Fourdrinier [LBT/20119] = Paul; also O.D.N.B. - under Paul Fourdrinier [LBT/ ] - D.N.B. - assigned to two individuals, Peter and Paul Fourdrinier; Peter is now seen to be a fictitious individual resulting from an accidental misnaming of Paul.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - Huguenot refugees from Dieppe, Normandy.


CommentFa:
Cf. William Davis [poss. ST/3:4509], Bookseller of Saint James Westminster, Middlesex = PROB 11/1065; 30 May 1780.


CommentFa:
Assumed to be John  as XX/0678 is described as jnr.


CommentFa:
If we accept the baptism of 3 May 1791 - the father's name was Joseph

CommentMoth:
If we accept the baptism of 3 May 1791 - the mother's name was Ann


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - rumour had it that he was an illegitimate son of 'old Lord Landsdown' or of the duke of York.


CommentFa:
Details under Awnsham Churchill [LBT/14734]

CommentMoth:
Details under Awnsham Churchill [LBT/14734]


CommentFa:
Correspondence with Rita Mason - born 1 May 1709, Hardwick, Buckinghamshire. Married 21 May 1729, North Marston, Bucks. Parents may have been Edward & Elizabeth Turpin.

CommentMoth:
Correspondence with Rita Mason - Mary Richard [Richard]


CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - (1717-1804) - previously a widow married J.D. 1750/1
- IGI - Tottenham, 8 Feb 1750 [o.s.].


CommentFa:
See note under BIRTH - if correct the father's name was Samuel.

CommentMoth:
See note under BIRTH if correct the mother's name was Catherine.


CommentFa:
See note under BAPTISM, if this is correct the father's name was William.

CommentMoth:
See note under BAPTISM, if this is correct the mother's name was Sophia.


CommentFa:
Cf. John Abram [ XX/0562]
See note under BAPTISM, if that is correct, then the father's name was John

CommentMoth:
See note under BAPTISM, if that is correct, then the mother's name was Ann.


CommentFa:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - probably a relation of the Norman family of Stationers named Morin.
---


CommentFa:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - presumes his father was a Notary.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - d.c.1796 - both converts to Roman Catholicism.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - 'Father died when Aaron was young and his mother then married a wastrel'


CommentFa:
Dead by the time of the marriage allegation in Aug 1688


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - (1694-1754) -town's treasurer in 1726-7 - grandfather James (d.1719) had published the 'Edinburgh Gazette' from 1699 to 1707. Alexander was the second son.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - (1694-1754) - grandfather Captain James Donaldson (d.1719) had published the 'Edinburgh Gazett' from 1699 to 1707.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - James was a younger son


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - government spy reported


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - of German parents - father may have been a bookseller - 'took over from his father a fashionable bookshop in Old Bond Street (at no.33, then no. 23, ultimately no.27), already established in 1805'.


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - (bap.1723, d.1808) - James the second of six sons (there were also two daughters)
---
William's father Richard was also a bookseller and Schoolmaster

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - (d.1772)
---
This was William's second wife.  The first Hannah had died on 10 Dec 1749


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - (bap.1723, d.1808) - John was the third of six sons (there were also two daughters)
---
William's father Richard was also a bookseller and Schoolmaster


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. (2004) - (bap.1723, d.1808) - Richard was the sixth of six sons (there were also two daughters)
---
William's father Richard was also a bookseller and Schoolmaster


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B.(2004) - also a maker of violins


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - (1777?-1850) of Saffron Walden, Essex, where he was apprenticed to a leather dresser. For twenty-five years James Francis was secretary of the Leather-dressers' Trade Union.

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - (1774/5-1868) - daughter of Thomas Perkins, a gun-flint maker of Ware.


CommentFa:
Cf. IGI - an Orlebar Turner was baptized on 9 Sep 1762 at St Mary, Woodbridge, Suffolk.


CommentFa:
Cf. Thomas Ansell, bookseller Richmond, d. 19 Mar 1792


CommentFa:
Anne was the sister of Dixey Page [LBT/12702]


CommentFa:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - came of a famous family of letter founders


CommentFa:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - brother of Henry Holland [LBT/8153]


CommentFa:
O.D.N.B. - 1723-1772; grandfather Edward Godwin (1695-1764)

CommentMoth:
O.D.N.B. - father Richard Hull, a shipowner engaged in the Baltic trade.


CommentMoth:
Subs. Married to Ascanius de Renialme [LBT/8321]


CommentFa:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - says "Believed to be son of Henry Rocheforth" - presumably he means LBT/30741.


CommentMoth:
Correspondence with Rita Mason - Susannah was a niece of Thomas Payne [LBT/28677], and as his other living sister Martha married a James Marks, it is assumed that his sister Elizabeth married a Mr.Busby and was the mother of Susannah.


CommentFa:
Possible - Correspondence with Barbara Tenison-Smith


# QUARRY

Address:
Badger Yard, St John's Square, Clerkenwell


CommentAdd:
- near Middle Row - with Davis & Reymers


Address:
Union Street, Bridge Street, Blackfriars


Address:
Russell Court, Cleveland Row, St James's


Address:
Little Queen Street, Lincon's Inn Fields


Trade:
Engravers, Printers, Bankers' Note Paper Makers


Address:
Great Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Address:
Little Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Address:
Boswell Court, Carey Street, Lincon's Inn Fields


Address:
Little Chappel Street, Wardour Street, Soho


Address:
Philanthropic Reforn, St George's Fields


Address:
West Street, West Square, St George's Fields


Address:
Widegate Street, Bishopsgate Street Within


Address:
Dorset Street, Salisbury Square, Fleet Street


Address:
Type Street, Chiswell Street, Moorfields


Address:
Union Street, Bridge Street, Blackfrairs


Address:
Little Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn fields


Address:
Warwick Square, Warwick Lane, Newgate Street


Address:
Philanthropic Reform, St George's Fields


Address:
Took's Court, Curistor Street, Chancery Lane


Address:
Green Street, Church Street, Blackfriars Road


Address:
King Street, Compton Street, Clerkenwell


Trade:
Printer's Smith; Stanhope Press Maker; Cast Iron Chase Maker


Address:
Boswell Court, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Address:
Christopher's Alley, Crown Street, Moorfields


Address:
Widegate Street, Bishopsgate Street Without


Address:
Tooke's Court, Cursitor Street, Chancery Lane


Address:
Lamb's Counduit Passage, Red Lion Street


CommentAdd:
- North Side - importer of American books


CommentAdd:
- to his Majuesty, and their R.H. the Duke and Duchess of York


CommentAdd:
- with Tipper & Fry - warehouse for Whatman's papers


CommentAdd:
- with Williams, Coopers, Boyle & Fisher


Trade:
Stationer; Patentee of Improved Account Books


Address:
Angel Court, Skinner Street, Bishopsgate Street


Address:
Hanging Sword Alley, Water Lane, Fleet Street


Address:
Windmill Court, Pye Corner, West Smithfield


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

Trade:
Printer; Appraiser & Auctioneer of Printing Materials


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


Address:
Red Lion Passage, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street


Address:
Bull Head Court, Jewin Street, Cripplegate


Address:
Badger Yard, St Johns' Square, Clerkenwell


CommentAdd:
- the sign of the Bouncing B, corner of Old Gravel Lane


Address:
Fisher's Alley, Dorset Street, Salisbury Square


Address:
Montague Court, Spital Square, Bishopsgate


Address:
New Street Square, Shod Lane (King's Printing Office)


Trade:
Bookseller -importers of classics & German boooks


Trade:
Printer' Publisher-sessions paper for the City and Middlesex


Address:
Gibraltar Place, Church Street, Bethnal Green


Trade:
Bookseller; Publisher; British & Foreign Public Liibrary


Trade:
Letterfouncer - to the King & Prince Regent


Trade:
Paper Manufacturer - ornamental gold, Morocco, coloured


CommentAdd:
- with Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co.


CommentAdd:
- with Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mavor & Jones


CommentAdd:
- with Elsee & Cotton - Upper Thames Street [198]


CommentAdd:
- with Longman & Broderip- & Haymarket [13], St James's


Trade:
Manufacturer of ruled paper & accompt-books


CommentAdd:
- & Co. - & Queen Street [17], Cheapside


Address:
Great Knight Rider Street, Doctors' Commons


Trade:
Engravers; Brass Tool & Wood Cutter to their Maj.


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


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 028-5 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 025- ?


Address:
Kirby Street [between 24/28], Hatton Garden


Address:
Prince's Street [between 59/60], Leicester Square


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 510-


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


Address:
Marlborough Street (Great), Oxford Street


Address:
Ratcliffe Highway, Upper East Smithfield


Address:
Newport Street (Great), St Martin's Lane


Address:
Queen Street (Great), Lincoln's Inn Fields


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 427-5 ?


Address:
Mary Le Bonne Street (Upper), Great Portland Street


Address:
Holborn High [between 211/212], Holborn Bars


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 235- ?


Address:
King Street [between 29/30], Covent Garden


Address:
Mary Le Bonne Street (Great), Cavendish Square


Address:
Grosvenor Street (Lower), New Bond Street


Address:
King Street [between 13/14], Covent Garden


Address:
King Street [between 23/24], Covent Garden


Address:
Ormond Street (Great), Lamb's Conduit Street


Address:
Skinner Street [between 42/43], Snowhill

Trade:
Bookseller - Juvenile Repository; Stationer


Address:
King Street (now Cow Lane) [27], Snowhill


Address:
Winchester Street (Great), Broad Street (Old)


Address:
Grafton Street (East), Tottenham Court Road


Address:
Wild Street (Little), Lincoln's Inn Fields


Trade:
Engraver; Copper-plate-printer; Printers' Brass Border & Ornament Cutter


Address:
Charter House Street, Charter House Square


Address:
Inner Temple Lane [6], Temple, Fleet Street


Address:
Lincoln's Inn Square [after 62], Lincoln's Inn


Address:
Knight Ryder Street (Great) [14], Doctors' Commons


Address:
Lamb's Building [6], Temple Fleet Street


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 026-4 ?


Address:
Symond's Inn [between 9/10], Chancery Lane


Address:
Inner Temple Lane [after 2], Temple, Fleet Street


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 515- ?


Address:
Little Mary-le-bone Street, Cavendish Square


Address:
John Street (Upper) [13], Fitzroy Square


Address:
Portland Street (Great), St Mary Le Bonne


Address:
Inner Temple Lane [after 5], Temple, Fleet Street


Address:
Berkeley Street (Upper) [between 72/73], Portman Square


Address:
St Swithin's Lane [between 4/5], Lombard Street


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 473-115 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 523-70 ?


Address:
Salisbury Square [between 18/41], Fleet Street


Address:
King Street (now Cow Lane) [45], Snowhill


Address:
St Thomas Apostle (Little), Queen Street


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 309-36 ?


Address:
Little Knight Ryder Street [15], St Paul's Churchyard


Address:
Trinity Lane (Little ), Trinity Lane (Great)


Trade:
Stationer-wholesale; Rage & Phial Merchant


Trade:
Stationer-wholesale; Rag & Phial Merchant


Trade:
Stationer-wholesale ? [Rag & Phial Merchant]


Address:
Rutland Place (West), Upper Thames Street


Address:
Kennet's Wharf, Thames Street (Upper), London Bridge


Address:
Blackman Street [between 25/28], Borough

Trade:
Stationer-wholesale ? [Rag & Phial Merchant


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 265-14 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 024-14 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 013- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 265- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 531-21 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 314-5 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 453- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 261-129 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 541-22 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 136-62 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 079- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 416-38 ?


Address:
St Helen's (Great) [between 19/29], Bishopsgate Within


Trade:
Printers' Brass Border & Ornament Cutter

Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 469-302 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 446- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 531-13 ?


Trade:
Printers, Joiner; Pressmaker [at. Magnle press mak

Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 070- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 428- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 172-45 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 146-43 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 437-129 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 408-24 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 189-22 ?


Address:
Huish Court [2], Water Lane, Blackfriars


Address:
Howford Buildings [after 4], Fenchurch Street


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 249- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 313- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 503-30 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 514- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 293- ?


Trade:
Printers' Smith[Whtie Smith & Bell Hanger]


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 440- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 159- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 081-25 ?


Address:
Northumberland Street [between 1/3], Strand


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 068- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 462- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 412-25 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 427- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 138-39 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 226- ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 228 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 071-9 ?


Source:
London Directory - Johnstone (1817) - 177- ?


Address:
Red Lion Wharf, Thames Street (Upper), London Bridge


Address:
Upper Mary-le-bone Street, Portland Place


Trade:
Engraver; Manufacturers of Bankers' Water-mark Paper


Address:
Holywell Row [11], Shoreditch; + King Street [5], Cheapside


Address:
Bream's Building, Chancery Lane; Penton Place, Pentonville


CommentAdd:
- with Longman, Hurst Rees, Orme & Brown


CommentAdd:
- with Magnay, Pickering, Magnay, Pickering & Magnay


CommentAdd:
- corn of Brook Street - to the King and his R.H. the Prince Regent


Address:
Little Knight Rider Street, Doctors' Commons


CommentAdd:
- agent to the Country printers, booksellers, &c.


Address:
White Hart Yard, Catherine Street, Strand


CommentAdd:
- to his Majesty and the Prince of Wales


Address:
Bridwell Hospital, Bridge Street, Blackfriars


Address:
Chapterhouse Court, St Paul's Churchyard


CommentAdd:
- wholesale vender of prints and small books


Address:
St Bartholomew's Hospital Gateway, Smithfield


CommentAdd:
- with Clementi, Banger, Hyde, Collard, & Davis - to the Royal Family -+


Address:
Knight's Court, Green Walk, Blackfriar's Road


CommentAdd:
- to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex


Trade:
Copying Machine Maker; Writing Desk Maker


CommentAdd:
- opposite Catherine Street - to his Majesty - imports foreign books


CommentAdd:
- next door to the Horn Tavern - considerable dealer in Coins, and author of a View of the Gold and Silver Coin and Coiinage of England from the Norman Conquest, to the present time.


CommentAdd:
- & Co. - principal proprietos fo Shakespeare' Works, Milton's Works, and many other valuable Copies


CommentAdd:
- opposite Southampton Street - remarkable for having a very large collection of foreign Bookks, and an extensive correspondence to foreign parts


CommentAdd:
- near Chancery Lane - deals principally in books of architecture


CommentAdd:
- with Whiston & White - buy and sell libraries


CommentAdd:
- near St James's Church - successor to Sharp


CommentAdd:
-  inventor of a new prnting Type, in imitation of the Law-hand commonly called engrossing; and of a new method of cutting letters in brass for monumental and other inscriptions


Address:
Widnmill Court, nr. Pye Corner, Smithfield


Address:
Aldermary Churchyard, Bow Lane, Ceapside


CommentAdd:
- with Harrison & Owen - of the London Gazette


CommentAdd:
- opposite St Dunstan's Church - of the Daily Advertiser


CommentAdd:
- corner of - of the Daily Gazetteer - +


CommentAdd:
- to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales


CommentAdd:
- corner with Ludgate Hill - successor to E.Newberry


CommentAdd:
- with Eyre & Strahan, printers to his Majesty


Address:
Cross Street, Leonard Street. Shoreditch


Address:
Northampton Building, Rosomon Street, Clerkenwell


CommentAdd:
- actually 10/11 - with Jones & Leventhorp


Address:
Lower Grosvenor Street, Grosvenor Square


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


CommentAdd:
- actually 26 & 29 - with Lavenu & Mitchell - to the Prince of Wales


Address:
John Street, Holland Street, Blackfrars Road


CommentAdd:
- Toyman to the Prince and Princess of Wales


CommentAdd:
- next to the Post Office - with Baker & Fourdrinier


Address:
Horsleydown New Stairs, Shad Thames, Southwark


CommentAdd:
- wholesale, and deals largely in Bibles and Common Prayers


CommentAdd:
- purchases any valuable manuscripts that are offered him; and is a proprietor in several considerable copies


CommentAdd:
- buys and sellslibaries, and is a proprietof in several valuable copies


CommentAdd:
- nr. Middle Row - with Daivs & Reymers - buys and sells libraries


CommentAdd:
- with R. & J.Dodsley - proprietor of many valuable copies; ---


CommentAdd:
- to the Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts


CommentAdd:
- remarkable for selling elegant message crds, and fine Dutch sealing wax


CommentAdd:
- with Hawes, Clarke & Collins - extensive wholesale dealers


Trade:
Circulating Library; Haberdasher; Toy Shop


Address:
John Street, Holland Street, Blackfriars Road


Address:
Wood's Building, Curtain Road, Shoreditch


Address:
Little Wild Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Address:
Bailey's Place, Victualling Office Square, Tower Hill


CommentAdd:
- possibly two people - Robert & William


Address:
- with F.& C. Rivington - St Paul's Churchyard -+


Address:
- with F.& C. Rivington - Paternoster Row -+


Address:
- with F.& C. Rivington - St Paul's Churchyard


CommentAdd:
- possibly two people - William & Joseph


CommentAdd:
- proprietor of several valuable Copies, and an extensive wholesale dealer


CommentAdd:
- proprietor in several copies, and remarkable for selling all sorts of plays


CommentAdd:
- buys and sells libraries, and has very fine collection of natural curiosities


CommentAdd:
- opposite Catherine Street - sole proprietor of Fielding's worsk Humes' History of England, Hume's Essay, Thomson's Works, Mallett's Worsk and manhy other valuable copies


CommentAdd:
- proprietof of a great variety of excellent liitle books, calculated for children, which are universally approved, and of which he sells a very considerable number. His also a proprietor in many other valuable copies, and sells Dr. James' Fever Powders,


CommentAdd:
- opposite the New Church - buys and sells libraries


CommentAdd:
- with Wilson & Fell - wholesale dealers


CommentAdd:
- with Baker & Fourdrinier - next to the Post Office - to his Majesty


CommentAdd:
- corner of Staples' Inn Gate - writer & engrosser of the law-hands


CommentAdd:
- near Norfolk Street - Associated Public Library


Address:
Horsley down, New Stars, Shad Thames, Southwark


Address:
Bridge Foot, St Margaret's Hill, Southwark


CommentAdd:
- next to the Post Office - with Barker & Fourdrinier


Address:
Little Grosvenor Street, Grosvenor Square


CommentAdd:
- Daily Advertiser, Oracle & True Briton office


CommentAdd:
- with Vowell & Weare - to the East India Company


Address:
Union Street, Bishopsgate Street Without


Address:
Took's Court, Cursitor Street, Chancery Lane


Address:
Union Street, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars


Address:
Little Queent Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Address:
Horselydown, New Staqirs, Shad Thames, Southwark


Address:
Horlsydown New Stairs, Shad Thames, Southwark


CommentAdd:
- near Billingsgate - with Holden & Bradley


Address:
King's Mew Gate, Castle Street, Leicester Square


Trade:
Bookseller; Stationer; Circulating Library; Newsvender


Address:
Vinegar Yard, Bridges Street, Covent Garden


Address:
Britannia Place, Commercial Road, Limehouse


CommentAdd:
- with Thomas & George Flint - Royal Library - +


Address:
Crown Court, Little Pulteney Street, Soho


CommentAdd:
- with Harding, Mavor & Lepard [Lackington's]


CommentAdd:
- with Hurst, Robinson & Co. - printsellers to the king


CommentAdd:
- with Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown


Address:
Bedford Place, Commercial Road, Mile End, Old Town


CommentAdd:
- with George & William Nicol - to the King


CommentAdd:
- North side - school library and importer of American book


CommentAdd:
- with Treuttel & Wurtz, Treuttel jnr. & Richter


CommentAdd:
- actually 13, 14 & 15 - with G. & W.B.Whittaker


Trade:
Engraver; Copper-plate-printer; - & seal


Trade:
Engraver; Copper-plate-printer; - & maps


Address:
New Court, Carey Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields


Address:
Maidenhead Court, Fore Street, Cripplegate


Trade:
Mapseller; Chartseller; Map Publisher; Chart Publisher


Trade:
Mapseller; Chartseller; Map Publisher; Chart Publisher; Printseller


Address:
Little Queen Street, lncoln's Inn Fields

Trade:
Musicseller; Music Publisher; Musical Instrument seller


Trade:
Musicseller-wholesale; Music Publisher; Musical Instrument seller


Trade:
Musicseller; Music Publisher;  Musical Instrument seller


Address:
Jamaica Terrace, Commercial Road, Limehouse


Trade:
Printer; Publisher; Composition Roller maker


Address:
Petty's Court, Nahway Street, Oxford Street


Address:
Red Lion Passage, Rel Lion Court, Fleet Street


Address:
Charles Street, Commercial Road, Limehouse


CommentAdd:
- London & - & Co. - Provincial Commercial Directory - +


CommentAdd:
- with Robson, Brooks & Co. - London Directory


CommentAdd:
- with Critchett & Woods - Post Office Directory


Address:
Commmercial Place, Commercial Road, Limehouse


Address:
Pemberton Row, Gough Square, Fleet Street


CommentAdd:
- with Richard & Wilson - actually 26 & 27


Address:
Great Woodstock Street, Nottingham Place


CommentAdd:
- actually 26 & 27 - with Wilson & Richard


Address:
Bride's Court, Bridge Street, Blackfriars


CommentAdd:
- with Charles Fourdrinier & Jos. B. Hunt - +


CommentAdd:
- with Middleton, Hogkinsons & Middleton


CommentAdd:
- with Richard & Wilson  - actually 26 & 27


Address:
Green Street, Wellington Street, Blackriars


CommentAdd:
- at the Turk's Head - with Wilson & Fenner


CommentAdd:
- corner of Holles Street - with Joseph & William Dale -+


CommentAdd:
- & Co. - Imprimerie Francoise, et Bureau du Courier d'Angleterre


CommentAdd:
- with J.& E.Hodson - Aurora Printing Office


CommentAdd:
- actually 41 & 42 - with Howard & Evans


CommentAdd:
- with Keating, Brown & Co - Catholic ---


CommentAdd:
- with Lane, Darling & Co. - Minerva Printing Office


CommentAdd:
- with Elizabeth Matthews & Samuel Leigh


Address:
King's Head Passage, St Paul's Churchyard


CommentAdd:
- with George & William Nicol - to his Majesty


CommentAdd:
- actually 46-48 - with John Pontifex & Wheeler


CommentAdd:
- of the Daily Advertiser, Oracle, True Briton, & London Evening Post


CommentAdd:
- to his Majesty and the Duke and Duchess of York


CommentAdd:
- at half price, and Warehouse for Hooper's Hectic Pills


Address:
Charter House Court, St Paul's Churchyard


Trade:
Rule Accompt Book Warehouse; Stationer-warehouse


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William Wilson
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CommentsGenSource:
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Quoted by Nye, E.W. (1994), p.99. On p.97 he says that the business was continued by William Wilson. C.B.E.L. says it was reprinted from the "City Press", which is clearly not true, though it does include the obituary from that newspaper, which, according to Nye, is said by many to have written the obituary in the "City Press".


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Goss, p.1805;  Atkins,  0507; Archive CD Books.


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P. J. Atkins
   The directories of London, 1677-1977.
London, Mansell, 1990


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Charles W.F. Goss
   The London directories, 1577-1855. A bibliography with notes on their origin and development.
   London, Denis Archer, 1932


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Henry Kent
    Kent's Directory for the year, 1761.  28th ed.
London, Henry Kent, 1761

CommentsGenSource:
Goss, p.47; Bodl. Films 383/3 [Guildhall]


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Henry Kent
   Kent's Directory for the year 1763, 30th edition.
London, Henry Kent, 1763

CommentsGenSource:
Goss, p.48; Bodl. Films 838/3 [Guildhall]


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Universal director; or, the nobleman & gentleman's true guide to the master and professors of the liberal and polite arts and sciences; and of the mechanic arts, manufactures, and trades, established in London and Westminster - to which is added, a distinct ist of the booksellers, distinguishing the particular brances of their trade.
London, 1763.

CommentsGenSource:
Goff, p.49; Bodl. Film 838/3 [Guildhall]


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Henry Kent
   Kent's directory for the year 1765. 32nd edition.
London, Henry Kent, 1765

CommentsGenSource:
Goss, p.49; Bodl. Film 838/3 [Guildhall]


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Pigot & Co'x Commercial directory of London . . . For 1825-6.


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Henry Kent
   Kent's Directroy for the year 1767. 34th ed.
London, Henry Kent, 1767

CommentsGenSource:
Goss, p.51; Bodl. Film 838/3 [Guildhall]


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Henry Kent
   Kent's Directory for the year 1753. 20th ed.
London, Henry Kent, 1753

CommentsGenSource:
Goss, p. 43; Bodl. Film 838/2 [Guildhall]


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Henry Kent
   Kent's Directory for the year 1754. 21st ed.
London, Henry Kent, 1754

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Goss, p.44; Bodl. Film 828/2 [Guildhall]


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Dorothy Blakey: The Minerva Press 1790-1820.  London, The Bibliographical Society, 1939.


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Henry Kent
   Kent's Directory for the year 1755
London, Henry Kent, 1755

CommentsGenSource:
Goss, p.44; Bodl. Film 838/2 [Guildhall]


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Henry Kent
   Kent's directory for the year 1759. 26th ed.
London, Henry Kent, 1759


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   Records of the Court of the Stationers' Company, 1576 to 1602 - from Register B.
London, The Bibliographical Society, 1930.


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Universal pocket companion. Third edition.
   London, 1760

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Goss, p.46; Bodley - Films 838/2 [Guildhall]


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William Mason
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William Magrath
   The printers' assistant; containing typographical tables [&c.]
London, 1805


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Caleb Stower
   The compositor's and Pressman's Guide to the art of Printing [&c.]
London, 1808


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Smyth, Richard, 1590-1675
  The obituary of Richard Smyth, secondary of the Poultry compter, London: being a catalogue of all such persons as he knw in their life: extending from A.D. 1627 to A.D. 1674. Edited by sir Henry Ellis.
(Camden old ser, 44).  
   London: printed for the Camden Society, 1849


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Hester, Giles
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John Taylor (1578-1653)
   The whole life and progresse of Henry Walker the ironmonger, with a true relation of his severall escapes and rescues from the hands of justice.
   London, 1642


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Ernest James Worman
   Alien members of the book-trade during the Tudor period: being an index to those whose names occur in the returns of aliens, letters of denization, and other document published by the Huguenot Society / with notes.
   London, The Bibliographical Society, 1906/


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The endowed charities of the City of London; reprinted at large from seventeen reports of the commissioners for inquiry concerning charities.
  London, M.Sherwood, 1829


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Christ Church, Newgate Street - Register

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The registers of Christ Church, Newgate, Greyfriars - Baptisms, Marriages & Burials 1538-1754. (Harleian Society, Registers, 21).
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CommentsGenSource:
- also known as Christ Church Greyfriars. CD.1


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Collins, Francis, ed.
The registers and monumental inscriptions of Charterhouse Chapel. (Harleian Society, Registers, 18)
   London, 1892


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Bannerman, W. Bruce, ed.  
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   London, 1916.


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Bannerman, W.Bruce  & Bannerman, Major W.Bruce ,  eds.
  The registers of St Stephen's, Walbrook, and of St Benet Sherehog, London.  Pt.1. (Harleian Society, Registers, 49)
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                              Pt.2. (Harleian Society, Register, 50)
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Bannerman, W.Bruce, ed.
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Littledale, Willughby A. ed.
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Vol.1 - Christenings. (Harleian Society, Registers, 38)
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Vol.2 - Marriages. (Harleian Society, Registers, 39)
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Vol.3 - Marriages. (Harleian Society, Register, 40)
   London, 1911


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Chapman, John H. ed.
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Vol.2. Marriages 1788-1809. (Harleian Society, Register, 14)
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Vol.3. Marriages 1810-1823. (Harleian Society, Register, 22)
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Vol.4. Marriages 1824-1837. (Harleian Society, Register, 24)


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Gower, Granville W.G. Leveson, ed.
   A Register of all the christninges Burialles & Weddinges with the Parish of Saint Peeters upon Cornhill beginning at the raigne of our most Soueraigne Ladie Queen Elizabeth.
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Hunt, William H., ed.
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Vol.1 - Christenings, 1653-1752. (Harleian Society, Registers, 33).
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Littledale, Willoughby A., ed.
  The registers of St Vedast, Foster Lane, and of St Michael le Quern, London.  Vol. 1 - Christenings.  (Harleian Society, Registers, 29).
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Vol.2 - Marriages and burials. (Harleian Society, Registers, 33).
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A compleat and private List of all the Printing-houses in and about the Cities of London and Westminster, together with the Printers' names, what News-papers they print, and where they are to be found: also an Account of the Printing-houses in the several Corporation Towns in England; most humbly laid before the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Townshend.

CommentsGenSource:
Printed by John Nichols "Literary Anecdotes …", vol.1, pp.288-312, 1812.


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Sir W.W. Greg (ed.)
   A companion to Arber, being a calendar of document in Edward Arber's "Transcript of the Registers of the Company of Stationers, of London, 1554-1640", with text and calendar of supplementary documents.
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  Oxford University Press, 2005.

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Vol.1, 1651-1670 - specific dates indexed in CALENDAR
Vol.2, 1671-1685 - specific dates indexed in CALENDAR
Vol.3, 1686-1700 -


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Joseph Foster
   London marriage licences, 1521-1829.
London, Bernard Quaritch, 1887


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- see list of Names under ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


# SIBLINGS

CommentSibl:
D.N.B. - had a least four brothers, three older, one also a bookseller.


CommentSibl:
Born c.1731.   Eldest brother, captain R.N. Died 1785


CommentSibl:
Born 1733; Died 1773. His son figures largely in J.W.'s will - cf.Further Notes.


CommentSibl:
Nichols 1, 505 = Samuel Barker esq., Lyndon, Rutland.


CommentSibl:
1727-1781 - Clergyman; Gibraltar; Blackburn, Lancashire


CommentSibl:
1733-1788 - Clergyman; Fyfield, Hampshire


CommentSibl:
= Mr.Barker - "grandson on him mother's side of the celebrated William Whiston"


CommentSibl:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - married Christopher Meredity [ST/1:2174]


CommentSibl:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - married Richard Thrale [ST/1:1069]


CommentSibl:
See also children suggested under Thomas & Elizabeth Grover [ST/2:1071 - W]


CommentSibl:
Married Thomas Prudom, the parents of Ann, the first wife of William Bowyer II [ST/3:0990]


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. Administration of K.D.'s estate granted to her sister A.D.


CommentSibl:
D.N.B. under Thomas ROSEWELL, 1630-1692.


CommentSibl:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922) - of Clifford's Inn, Gent.


CommentSibl:
Possibly sister of Charles Rymers [ST/3:2367]  C.B. 6 Nov 1769 = Mrs.Davis the Wife of Mr.Lockyer Davis --- is his only next of Kin and Mrs.Davis being in so bad a State of Health as to be confined to her Bed it would be extremely inconvenient & perhaps d


CommentSibl:
Suggested by O.D.N.B. - an apprentice of Henry Lintot [LBT/19943]


CommentSibl:
Paid premium for his brother-in-law - Adam Rymell [ST/3:5373]


CommentSibl:
Appeared for the  proving of the will of Elizabeth - spinster -- sister of the decd.


CommentSibl:
Will of William = Brother-in-law. "of Newcaslte-upon-Tyne".


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. = "Bookseller in Castle Street near the Mews Gate, Leicester Fields".


CommentSibl:
Married Dr.William Rose of Chiswick. D.N.B.; Timperley 1.


CommentSibl:
IGI - born1 Apr 1786; baptised 27 Apr 1786, Bull Lane Independent, Stepney


CommentSibl:
IGI - born 17 Jun 1788; baptised 15 Jul 1788, Bull Lane Independent, Stepney


CommentSibl:
IGI - born 12 May 1792; baptised 12 Jun 1792, Bull Lane Independent, Stepney


CommentSibl:
Leger Didot 1767-1829 - paper-maker at Essones.


CommentSibl:
Received her sister's final pension payment


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - lived at Datchet buried next to Mary in 1596.


CommentSibl:
Will - Thomas Powell "my nephew", who succeeded him in business.


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. speaking of Nathaniel's mother - her daughter J..B. married a bookseller named Nathaniel Newbery.


CommentSibl:
mentioned in will - son John - also mentioned - other children not named


CommentSibl:
R.T.'s will.  Married to Arthur Pepwell.


CommentSibl:
Married - Christopher Barker [ST/1:0043]


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - (1614-1663) m. Richard Taylor (fl.1606-1664), clerk of James, Duke's Place and vicar of Ramsay, Essex.


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - (1615-1648) m.Thomas Totney a foldsmith in the Fishmongers' Company


CommentSibl:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - married Christopher Meredith [ST/1:2174]


CommentSibl:
Plomer, H.R. (1907) - administered the will


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - under Elizabeth Calvert [SP/00554]


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - under Elizabeth Calver [ST/00554]


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - personal chaplain to princess royal Mary Stuart


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - alnd agent for the earl of Shrewsbury.


CommentSibl:
c.1672-1746, architect, surveyor, and carpenter.  See D.N.B. which is misleading on parentage. N.D.N.B.


CommentSibl:
Bapt 25 Nov 1676 Basingstoke; Bur 24 Jan 1676 Basingstoke


CommentSibl:
Bapt 12 Jul 1678 Basingstoke; Bur 13 Jul 1678 Basingstoke


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. (d. in or after 1677) m.. Thomas Crosse


CommentSibl:
Will at the Hospital  Prob.24 Jun 1699 - Osborn connection.


CommentSibl:
Treadwell Notes - c.1630-1709 = m.2655 Mary Cardrow


CommentSibl:
Treadwell Notes -   =  m.1652 John Crooke


CommentSibl:
Treadwell Notes - d. 1673 = m. 1669 Mary Gide


CommentSibl:
Married Benjamin Allport [ST/2:2465]  and subsequently William Bowyer the elder [ST/2:1549].


CommentSibl:
Maslen - wife of Thomas Prudom, parents of Ann Prudom, 1st wife of William Bowyer II [ST/3:0990].


CommentSibl:
Wife of Thomas Prudom, the parents of Ann, first wife of William Bowyer II [ST/3:0990]


CommentSibl:
Will - sole executrix. O.D.N.B. - later married William Walker


CommentSibl:
Married - Abraham Jones; daughters - Ann Brown, Mary Clay, Katherine Jones.


CommentSibl:
Dunton 1 refers to him as "the Apothecary".


CommentSibl:
d. Oct.1686 - will proved in the Chancellor's Court, 11 Oct 1686. Oxford Univ. Archives.


CommentSibl:
Bapt - 25 Nov 1675 Basingstoke; Bur - 25 Jan 1676  Basingstoke


CommentSibl:
Bapt - 12 Jul 1678 Basingstoke; Bur 13 Jul 1678 Basingstoke


CommentSibl:
Manterfield, J.B. (1994) - Mercer, Melton Mowbray


CommentSibl:
Manterfield, J.B. (1994) - baptized 30 Sep 1638; buried 14 Oct 1639


CommentSibl:
Manterfield, J.B. (1994) - bookseller in Grantham


CommentSibl:
Matnerfield, J.B. (1994) - married William Kentish


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B.  - all of whom seem to have died in childhood.


CommentSibl:
bapt. 15 Mar 1662 - St Giles Cripplegate


CommentSibl:
bapt. 12 Feb 1664 - St Giles Cripplegate


CommentSibl:
bapt. 16 Sep 1666 - St Giles Cripplegate


CommentSibl:
Scrivener at Westminster - Smyth obit = 3 Jul 1665.


CommentSibl:
Married three times, eight sons.  One Henry (1811-1883) m. Lydia, " left many thousands to his family".


CommentSibl:
For details see under parents - ST/2:0988


CommentSibl:
Cf. Will - nephews James & Joseph Spackman.


CommentSibl:
bp.31 Aug 1722< >14 Jan 1797; Bap at St.Botolph, Aldgate. Married, 1 = Godfrey Shewell, of Whitbread's Brewery; 2 = Thomas Hanbey, iron-monger, d. 1786. Mary buried at St.Luke, Old St.


CommentSibl:
4 other brothers - see D.N.B. under father.


CommentSibl:
Married Edward Bentley, of the accountant's office of the Bank of England. [D.N.B.]


CommentSibl:
Possibility, though parents have not been merged.


CommentSibl:
Possibility, though parents have not be merged.


CommentSibl:
Cf. ST/3:1759 = Samuel Kellow - McK surmises they are brothers, both fathers are called William


CommentSibl:
Cf. ST/3:1752 = John Calowe - McK surmises they are brothers, both fathers are called William


CommentSibl:
Bap. On 31 Aug 1722 at St.Botolph, Aldgate. Died 14 Jan 1797. Married, 1 = Godfrey Shewell, of Whitbread's Brewery; 2 = Thomas Hanbey, Ironmonger, d.1786. Mary buried at St.Luke, Old St.


CommentSibl:
IGI. Born c. 1746 - Ashchurch, Gloucester


CommentSibl:
IGI. Born c.1750 - Ashchurch, Gloucester


CommentSibl:
IGI. Born c.1752 - Ashchurch, Gloucester. Died c. 1766


CommentSibl:
married David Henry in 1736 [Plomer 4, p.48].


CommentSibl:
B:015 = Must have had a brother or sister,  administration was given to a niece - Elizabeth, the wife of John Langley and next of kin.


CommentSibl:
1779-1863; See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows. D.N.B.


CommentSibl:
1784-1863; See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows.  D.N.B.


CommentSibl:
1786-1870; See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows. D.N.B.


CommentSibl:
1790-1870; See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows. = Partner.


CommentSibl:
1778-1844; See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows.  Married Henry Reeve 1770-1814 D.N.B.


CommentSibl:
1793-1867; See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows. D.N.B. Married John Austin 1790-1859 D.N.B.


CommentSibl:
1758-1803; See Family Tree in Brock & Meadows.


CommentSibl:
May have been a step-brother to the others.


CommentSibl:
1731< >18 Mar 1806; Boswell's "Squire Dilly"  See O.D.N.B. under Charles, Gent's Mag. (Sep 1806), p.874. Born - 1731, died on 18 Mar 1806 at Clophill, Beds. During a visit to Charles.


CommentSibl:
22 Jan 1803 d. "in her sixty-second year"


CommentSibl:
Half-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 17 Jul 1743


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 Jul 1747


CommentSibl:
James was the youngest of seven children


CommentSibl:
Cf. Richard Johnson [ST/3:4586] nephew's will.


CommentSibl:
Mentioned in Joseph Downing's [ST/3:2569] will.


CommentSibl:
See note in Wills B:225 re- Anne Farlow having assigned her share to her two sons.  But query is JKF = ST/4:1434 then a nephew of this JKF and son of this William or the same person - two assumed.


CommentSibl:
The second wife of Samuel Richardson [LBT/23064].


CommentSibl:
Administrator of RS's estate - "uncle & guardian to William Sharpe minor".


CommentSibl:
If the father is the Samuel Brookes mentioned by Timperley 1, p.820 then there was a numerous family.


CommentSibl:
IGI - Father = Thomas; Mother = Lucy. Bapt. 5 Oct 1742 St.Clement Danes, Westminster.


CommentSibl:
Cf. Richard Johnson [ST/3:4586] the son's will.


CommentSibl:
Possibly a half-sister.  See Further notes and possible children listed under father John Grantham [ST/2:1770]


CommentSibl:
Possibly a half-brother.  See Further notes and possible children listed under father John Grantham [ST/2:1770]


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 11 Apr 1749


CommentSibl:
Step-sister - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 May 1751


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 Jul 1747


CommentSibl:
NDNB - Benjamin = "eldest of three children".


CommentSibl:
Not mentioned by Foster, but cf. binding records also will.


CommentSibl:
Brothers and Sisters mention in EH's will.


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 9 May 1743, at Wokingham. Surgeon and afterwards a priest.


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 30 Mar 1749, at Wokingham.  Artist, painted portraits of his father and mother, reprod. in Cruttwell 1.


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 24 Mar 1751, at Wokingham.  Stationer and afterwards a school-master,


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 13 Jun 1753, at Wokingham.  Surgeon.


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 2 Oct 1760, at Wokingham.  At one time a bookseller.


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 28 Dec 1763, at Wokingham. At one time a bookseller.


CommentSibl:
Bapt 25 Nov 1675 Basingstoke; Bur 25 Jan 1676 Basingstoke


CommentSibl:
Bapt 12 Jul 1678 Basingstoke; Bur 13 Jul 1678


CommentSibl:
Succeeded to Henry's pension after his death


CommentSibl:
Not mention by Foster, but cf. binding records and JK's will.


CommentSibl:
Not mentioned by Foster, but cf. binding records and JK's will.


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. - Bapt. 11 Dec 1687 - St Sepulchre, London


CommentSibl:
Named in will = wife of Sameul Feary of Cumming-Street, Pentonville - "their affluent Situation ---".


CommentSibl:
See details under Bedwell and Anne Law = ST/3:8508


CommentSibl:
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


CommentSibl:
For baptismal information on these children see under parents = ST/3:4914


CommentSibl:
See CHILDREN of Henry Fourdrinier [LBT/28896]


CommentSibl:
For details of these siblings see under parents = ST/2:1979


CommentSibl:
Received father William's final pension payment


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 12 May 1697.  St.Andrew, Holborn. Married the dancing master Paul Reymers at Allhallows London Wall on 28 May 1719, mother of Charles Reymers [ST/3:2367] & Paul Reymers [ST/3:1005]


CommentSibl:
?  Bapt 28 Dec 1694.  St.Ann Blackfriars. Lockyer Davis [ST/3:2365] was the son of a James, query this one.


CommentSibl:
1731< >18 Mar 1806; Boswell's "Squire Dilly"  See D.N.B. under Charles, Gent's Mag. (Sep 1806), p.874. Born - 1731, died on 18 Mar 1806 at Clophill, Beds. During a visit to Charles.


CommentSibl:
May have been a step-brother to the others


CommentSibl:
Probable - both had a father Henry who was a shoemaker.


CommentSibl:
b.19 Oct 1784 - Southgate, Middlesex; d.28 Aug 1859, Putney. Bur. Kensal Green Cemetery


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. Probable - b.2 Sep 1753, bp.3 Sep 1753, St.Katherine Creechurch


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. Bp. 20 Apr 1766, St Katherine Creechurch.


CommentSibl:
plus thirteenth other siblings - see under William Dicey [LE/0025]


CommentSibl:
1720b< >1792d; Married Elizabeth Miller Gosling.


CommentSibl:
1724b< >1802d; Married [1] Elizabeth Minshull; [2] Elizabeth Van Horn.


CommentSibl:
Implied by Timperley 1, who speaks of John Crowder [ST/4:4805] Blyth's successor marrying his F.B.'s niece Mary Ann James.


CommentSibl:
4 other brothers  = see D.N.B. under father.


CommentSibl:
D.F.McKenzie (1978),, #1723; and, information from Andrew Milne


CommentSibl:
Married John Spottiswoode, father of William, George, Andrew & Robert


CommentSibl:
Married John Spottiswoode, father of William, George, Andrew & Robert.


CommentSibl:
- Olwen Long - bapt. 1763; married Henry Turner (prob.1806), Silversmith, in 1793.


CommentSibl:
Possible - married William Lee on 6 Jan 1749. [O.D.N.B.]


CommentSibl:
Full listing of all the siblings under father William Bishop [ST/4:0395]


CommentSibl:
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]


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. shows - f. = Joseph; m. = Mary; born 22 Sep 1788; bapt. 7 Dec 1788, Haberdashers Hall Independent.


CommentSibl:
IGI - b.28 Oct 1801; bp. 22 Nov 1801 at St Mary at Hill, London. Died in infancy.


CommentSibl:
IGI - b.28 Oct 1802 at St Mary at Hill, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - b.26 Sep 1803 St Mary at Hill, London.


CommentSibl:
IGI - b.30 Jan 1808; bp.14 Aug 1808 at St Mary at Hill, London


CommentSibl:
< >30/11/1830; "The Times" under death announcement for his Brother (3 Dec 1830).


CommentSibl:
Beadle's Book, p.214 describes his son Samuel as being the nephew of Joseph.


CommentSibl:
Cf. Beadle's Book, p.214 also described as nephew to Joseph.


CommentSibl:
IGI - Born 8 Sep 1804; Bapt. 22 Oct 1804 at St James Piccadilly, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt. 10 May 1807 at St James Westminster, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt. 18 Oct 1812 at St James Westminster, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt. 5 Dec 1815 at St James Westminster, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - Born 9 Aug 1817; Bapt. 3 Sep 1817 at St James Westminster, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - Born 20 Aug 1805; Bapt. 12 Jan 1806 at St James Piccadilly, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt 18 Oct 1812 at St James Westminster, London


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt 5 Dec 1815 at St James Westminster, London


CommentSibl:
Probably died in infancy see note from Gents.Mag. Under H.L.G.


CommentSibl:
Born.17 May 1794.  Christ's Hospital - Adm.26 Apr 805 by lot; disch. 10 May 1809 by father.


CommentSibl:
Born 15 May 1800.  Christ's Hospital = Adm 15 Jun 1809; 10 Jun 1813 died in the Sick Ward --- inflammation of his bowels.


CommentSibl:
Born 4 Aug 1788; Christ's Hospital - adm.27 Apr 1799; disch.26 Mar 1803.


CommentSibl:
< >06/11/1857; Married Edwar Hilton, of Darwen Lodge, Lancs. 18 Jun 1839.


CommentSibl:
Married George Parbury, of Manor House, Caterham. 22 Mar 1849.  Issue.


CommentSibl:
Married Rev. George M.Gay, Rector of Ingham, Suffolk


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. - bapt. 4 May 1800 at Greenwich, Kent


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. - bapt. 19 Aug 1801 at St George the Martyr, Southwark


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. - bapt. 19 Feb 1804 at St George the Martyr, Southwark


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. - bapt. 19 Aug 1812 at St George the Martyr, Southwark


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. - bapt. 1 Oct 1815 at St George the Martyr, Southwark


CommentSibl:
I.G.I. - bapt. 31 Dec 1817 at St George the Martyr, Southwark


CommentSibl:
1801b< >1858d; Married Ann Lancaster Findlay.


CommentSibl:
1805b< >1885d; Married [1] Louisa Christina Hansard; [2] Frances Elam.


CommentSibl:
1807b< >1888d; Married [1] Susan Haighton; [2] Jane Hillman.


CommentSibl:
1801b< >1858d Married Ann Lancaster Findlay.


CommentSibl:
1806b< >1876d; Married [1] Mary Walmsley; [2] Emily Mylne.


CommentSibl:
If J.S. [ST/4:3743] was the son of John and Sarah Seyfang, married on 11 Dec 1808 at Christ Church, Southwark - then these were presumably his siblings - all were baptised at the same church. H.R. born 25 Sep 1809; bapt. 16 Sep 1810. Probably married William Kirkahm on 24 Aug 1831 at St Anne, Soho.


CommentSibl:
Bapt. 5 Apr 1818. Probably the Sarah who married Frederic Thomas Richardson on 7 May 1837 at St James, Bermondsey, Surrey.


CommentSibl:
Bapt 8 Sep 1782 - did not survive to figure in his father's will.


CommentSibl:
Bapt 26 Aug 1785 - married William Collins Drake [ST/3:7485]


CommentSibl:
Bapt 11 May 1795< > 12 Apr 1795 - would apppear to have been the twin of Alexander Nicholas Skirven, who did not survive to figure in his father's will.


CommentSibl:
Administration granted to him of Henry Michael Staunton' estate.


CommentSibl:
< >21/12/1875; Beadle's Book, p.507 & 499 - Law Bookseller, Cloathed 2 Mar 1858. CHECK


CommentSibl:
IGI - b. 3 Jul 1798; bapt. 8 Aug 1798, St Leonard's Shoreditch; m. the Rev. Leonard James Wake [exec. To father in-law.], 9 Aug 1831, St John the Baptist, Croydon.


CommentSibl:
IGI - b. 25 Jan 1800; bapt. 23 Feb 1800, St Leonard's Shoreditch; d. 20 Aug 1800


CommentSibl:
IGI - b. 6 Dec 1802; bapt. 3 Mar 1803, St Leonard's Shoreditch


CommentSibl:
IGI - b. 28 Aug 1804; bapt. 31 Oct 1804, St Leonard's Shoreditch


CommentSibl:
IGI - b. 21 Oct 1806; bapt. 22 Jan 1807, St Leonard's Shoreditch


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - wife of Richrd Gilbert [LBT/25071]


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. - wife of Richard Gilbert [LBT/25071]


CommentSibl:
Timperley 1, p.915 footnote - died at his house at Stockwell common, two days before his brother [i.e. 30 Nov 1830].


CommentSibl:
Presumably the Baker of Easthampstead, Berkshire, the father of Francis Newbery [ST/3:2799]


CommentSibl:
Will - of Frankfort on the Maine, sister.


CommentSibl:
Treadwell Notes - PROB/11/587/204 - Paul Vaillant - will made 29 Sep 1709, proved 15 Oct 1722.  Of St.Andrews St, Soho, parish of St.Giles, to be buried in St.Pauls Covent Garden, all of his wealth in England goes to his beloved wife Mary Magdalen Vaillant who has brought him most of it.  Sheto be sole exec. To his brother Francis Vaillant or his heirs - 1 sh. Witnesses: J.Boissomoinne, Daniel Sabire, John Duverger. - also, Hug.Soc.xxii, - reconnaissance - Mlle Marie Magdalen Vaillant - 25 Apr 1786 - (in 1693, we Jul she is marraine for child of Charles Contet [vol. xxviii].


CommentSibl:
Married John Marchant [ Jean Marchand see Further Notes] - Hug.Soc., xxvi (Savoy Reg.) - 6 Jan 1704 St.Anne Blackfriars m.Marie Vaillant of Savoy - Lic. Arbp Court 4 Jan.


CommentSibl:
IGI - born 22 Jan 1794; baptised 25 Feb 1794, Bull Lane Independent, Stepney. Married Edward Cowper [XX/0410]


CommentSibl:
Will - Mrs.Ann Maitland of Dublin.  Bapt. 18 Feb 1751, St.John's Church, Newcatle-upon-Tyne.  Son = Frederick [a.k.a. Samuel Ellwood]


CommentSibl:
D.N.B. father had "nineteen children by two wives".


CommentSibl:
married Admiral James Burney 6 Sep 1785.


CommentSibl:
D.N.B. =  a planter in South Carolina, who came to England about 1767, and returned as an agent for Wedgwood.


CommentSibl:
IGI - born 1 Apr 1786; baptised 27 Apr 1786, Bull Lane Independent, Stepney


CommentSibl:
IGI - born 1 Apr 1782; baptised 27 Apr 1786, Bull Lane Independent, Stepney.


CommentSibl:
IGI - born 22 Jan 1794; baptised 25 Feb 1794, Bull Lane Independet, Stepney. Married Edward Cowper [XX/0410]


CommentSibl:
Paid premium for Thomas Sherlock [ST/3:3165], described as his uncle.


CommentSibl:
Correspondence with Rita Mason - b. 1735


CommentSibl:
IGI - baptized St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, 6 Apr 1774; father = Robert; mother = Mary  - This could be LBT/3773


CommentSibl:
IGI - baptized St Mary Woolnoth and Woolchurch, 6 Apr 1774; father = Robert; mother = Mary - This could be LBT/18844


CommentSibl:
Will - there was a brother-in-law named Richard Frampton


CommentSibl:
25 Dec 1753< >23 Jun 1786; IGI - Bapt. 20 Jan 1754, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt. 4 May 1755, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire; ? m. Alexander Disney M.D.


CommentSibl:
23 Dec 1758< > ; IGI - Bapt. 21 Jan 1759, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire; ? Died Paris, after 1792.


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt.10 May 1761, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire; ? m. Macauley


CommentSibl:
< >6 May 1834; IGI - Bapt. 3 Sept 1762, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire;  Married - 5 Jan 1808, Caroline Matilda Lister, Halifax, Yorkshire' O.D.N.B. (2004) - carried on the family business in Halifax … until his own retirement in 1826


CommentSibl:
26 Nov 1765< >8 Jul 1771; IGI - Bapt, 22 Dec 1765, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire


CommentSibl:
IGI - Born 16 Mar 1768; Bapt. 17 Apr 1768, North Gate End Presbyterian, Hallifax, Yorkshire; Died 1827.  O.D.N.B. (2004) - a bookseller in Old Bond Street


CommentSibl:
IGI - Bapt. 4 May 1755, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire; ? m. Alexander Disney M.D


CommentSibl:
8 Sep 1756< >2 Jan 1816; IGI - Bapt. 14 Sep 1756, North Gate End Presbyterian, Halifax, Yorkshire


CommentSibl:
16 Mar 1768< > ; IGI - Born 16 Mar 1768; Bapt. 17 Apr 1768, North Gate End Presbyterian, Hallifax, Yorkshire; Died 1827.  O.D.N.B. (2004) - a bookseller in Old Bond Street


CommentSibl:
O.D.N.B. worked with his brother from the 1830s. Died 24 Jan 1888


CommentSibl:
Half-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 1 May 1735


CommentSibl:
Half-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 19 Dec 1736


CommentSibl:
Half-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 14 Jan 1738


CommentSibl:
Half-sister - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 31 Aug 1741


CommentSibl:
Sister - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 May 1751


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 May 1754


CommentSibl:
Sister - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 7 Feb 1758


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Bridget Bennet - bapt. 1 May 1735


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Bridget Bennet - bapt. 19 Dec 1736


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Bridget Bennet - bapt. 14 Jan 1738


CommentSibl:
Sister - mother Bridget Bennet - bapt. 31 Aug 1741


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 11 Apr 1749


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 24 Feb 1753


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 May 1754


CommentSibl:
Step-sister - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 7 Feb 1758


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 16 May 1762


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 24 Feb 1753


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 1 May 1735


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 19 Dec 1735


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 14 Jan 1738


CommentSibl:
Step-sister - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 31 Aug 1741


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 17 Jul 1743


CommentSibl:
Sister - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 May 1754


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 16 May 1762


CommentSibl:
Step-brother - mother Bridget Benet - bapt. 19 Dec 1736


CommentSibl:
Brother - mother Elizabeth Edward - bapt. 19 May 1758


# SMYTH NOTES

COMMENT:
- wife of Mr.Wase bookseller in Little Brittain, died.


COMMENT:
- at the Black Raven in Cheapside, wife to Hen. Holland, stationer, died of a wolfe.


COMMENT:
- a bookseller in St. Laurence Lane, died.


COMMENT:
- bookseller in little Britain, died at Westminster


COMMENT:
- the King's printer, prisoner I the King's Bench for debt, buried.


COMMENT:
- first wife of Andr. Crook, bookseller in Paul's church yard, died, a good woman.


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Little Britain, brother to Mis Bee, wife of Cornel Bee, died


COMMENT:
- Mr. Hebb's man, stationer in Paul's church yard, died of ye plague


COMMENT:
- wife to Mr. Laur. Sadler, bookseller in Little Britain, buried


COMMENT:
- barber and bookseller in Old Baily, died


COMMENT:
- Old Jury, broaker, a prisoner in Ludgate, buried in St Olave's, Old Jury; his son Tho. Daves, a bookseller, was afterwards an Alderman and Lord May or Londn, enriched by the legacy of Hugh Audley.


COMMENT:
- wife of Mr. Mountague, bookseller in Little Brittain, died in child-bed.


COMMENT:
- bookseller In Paul's Church Yard, partner with Mr. Phil. Stephens, died


COMMENT:
- Mr. Corn.Bee's man, died at Amsterdam, a good servant but a bad husband


COMMENT:
- wife to Rich. Myn, bookseller in Little Britain, died


COMMENT:
- Mr.Corn. Bee's wife, Little Brittain, died, buried Aug. 1


COMMENT:
- wife of Capt. Luke Fawne, bookseller in Paul's Chuch Yard, buried


COMMENT:
- wife to Ellis Morgan, bookseller in Little Brittain, died


COMMENT:
- died sodenly in ye Street at Banbury; was formerly a bookseller in Paul's churchyard


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Paul's Church Yard, died


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Duck Lane, a poore man, willingly leaping out of his window into the street 3 stories high, brokke his neck and so died.


COMMENT:
- bookseller at ye Poster by ye Tower, buried


COMMENT:
- stationer in St Paul's Church Yard, died


COMMENT:
- in Little Wood Street, printer, once printer at Cambridge, since distempered in his senses, died.


COMMENT:
- who married Nell Houlker, died very poore


COMMENT:
- once a bookseller wthout Algate, having left his trade, died in ye Old Jury, a very poore man.


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Little Brittain, died; buried 25.


COMMENT:
- bookseller, chiefly for romances and pamphletts in English, died


COMMENT:
- once clerk of Stationers' Hall, died in ye country


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Paul's church yard, died; buried Feb 4


COMMENT:
- son of Sam. Cartwright bookseller in ducki Lane, died


COMMENT:
- printer in Black ffriers, died, whose daughter may coz. Dr. Thol.Cluterbuck marrd.


COMMENT:
- my cozen Tho. Clutterbuck's wife, a good woman, in letting of her blood died; buried 10.


COMMENT:
- (sometime of ye court of Wards, ) died infinitely rich. [n. The title of a pamphlet publish at this time may b e worth adding 'The Way to be rich…' 1662.]


COMMENT:
- bookseller at Oxford, died wth a good report of an honest man


COMMENT:
- of Stanmore, who married ye eldest daughter of Mr.Cornel. Bee, bookseller, died of a feavor.


COMMENT:
- bookseller, died at ye Hague of ye Plague


COMMENT:
- printer died this morning, being weel at 7 of ye clock; buried at Butolph's Aldersgate, Novem. 17


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Paul's Church Yard, died; buried ye 31


COMMENT:
- bookseller, a recusant, in High Holborn, died there ex peste.


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Little Brittain, died about this time of a consumption, in the country


COMMENT:
- once abookseller at ye Hague, who married ye daughter of Mr. Nath.Hall of ye Excheqr, died at ye Pest house ex peste, about this time.


COMMENT:
- wife to Mr John shirley, bookseller in Little Brittain, buried.


COMMENT:
- wife to Mr. Powell bookbinder in Little Brittain, died; buried ye 6th; ex peste


COMMENT:
- journeyman bookseller to Mr.R.Royton, died ex peste


COMMENT:
- bookseller agst ye Church in Little Brittain, died ex peste


COMMENT:
- wife to Fran. Myn, bookseller in Little Brittain, and one of thir children, died ex peste


COMMENT:
- bookseller, in Little Brittain, son of Rich My, buried ex peste


COMMENT:
- bookseller and printer in Cornhill hanged himselfe in his warehouse in Leadenhall; reported to be distracted


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Little Britai, hora 10 sub nocte, died


COMMENT:
- bookseller at ye Parrott in Paul's Church Yard, died.


COMMENT:
- bookseller, buried out of Stationrs Hall (a poore man)


COMMENT:
- my cozen --- fell sick and died in Leicesterhsire


COMMENT:
- servant to Mr. Hum.Robinson, bookseller, was unfortunately kelled by the fall of a coach on him at shipboard at Flushing, being landing from England


COMMENT:
- sometime a bookseller at ye King's Arms in Paul's Church Yard, died; buried in St Faith's


COMMENT:
- bookseller against St. Buttolph's Church in Little Brittain, died hora 5ta ante merid.; his relict, remarried since to Mr.Blagrave, an honest bookseller, who live hapily in her house in little Brittain.


COMMENT:
- wife of James Allestry, booksellr, buried in Little St.Bartholomew's near Smithfield' who died Feb 22; Dr. Stillingfleet preached ye sermon.


COMMENT:
- bookseller wthin Temple Barr, died (by taking acup of poyson, as is reported)


COMMENT:
-9 -  (St Bartholomew's Day) buried, the wife of Mr.Tho. Williams, bookseller in Little Brittain, daughter to Rich. Coats, printer


COMMENT:
- Die Lune, hora 12 sub nocte, --- bookseller in Duck Lane, obit. A good husband and industrious man in his profession


COMMENT:
- bookseller, died at midnight of a consumption, much indebted.  He was partner in some books wth Mr.Martyn and Mr. Alestry


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Duck Lane, broth to Andr. Crook, died this morning; butied at Botolph's Aldersgate Mar. 23.


COMMENT:
- Old --- bookseller under Creechurch (once in Cornhill), my old acquaintance, died this day, plenus dierum et senij in infirmitatum.


COMMENT:
- wife to Capt Cauthorn stationer in New Cheapside, buried from Lorimers' Hall


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Bartholomew's lame Hospiitall, died; buried ye 20 wthout any sermon.


COMMENT:
- widdow, the relict of Foelix Kingston, an antient printer in London, buried this day in Shoreditch Church, wch parish she died Decem.22.


COMMENT:
- the only child of Moses Pitt bookseller in little Brittain, was this day buried


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Chancery Lane, died at Chelsey; Buried at St Dunstan's in ye West


COMMENT:
- Die Jovis hora 8a ante merid. Obijt  --- Bibliopola in Coemiter, D.Pauli Lond. Sepult. Lunae 7 Nov. Fitz-Williams capellan. Episcop Winton. Conscionem facit funeb.


COMMENT:
- Die Dominica, circa hora 6. post merid. Oijt --- 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:
- printer, son in law to Cornelius Bee, bookseller, died at Clarkenwell


COMMENT:
- stationer, once apprentice to Octavian Pulleyn, senr. Bookseller in St.Paul's Church Yard, dying of a veyne borken, was buried at St. Butolph's wthout Aldersgate


COMMENT:
- eldest son of Thomas Williams, bookseller in Little Brittain, this day dyed at his Lodgings at Tottenham of a consumption.


COMMENT:
- bookseller at Bedlam (my old acquaintance), died hora 8 pt. merid.; his corps carried from Lorimers' Hall to Bottol. Bishopsgate, Thurs. June22, and there buried, with the service of the Common Prayer, though he died a Recusant


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Little Brittain, died hora xia, ante merid. His 2 eldest daughters, Ms. Norwwod and Ms.Fletcher, widdows, executrixes; buried Jan 4 at Great St Bartholomew's wthout a sermon, wthout wine or waffers, only gloves and rosmary. Dr. Wells of Aldersgate read ye service, His younger daughter married Nath. Hook, his servant.


COMMENT:
- stationer in Little Brittain, died this day before noone; butied at St Butolph's Aldersgate ye 13th.  Dr. Meriton preached at his funerall.


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Little Brittain, (my old acquaintance, ) died this Satterday morning; buried at St. Butolph's ext. Aldersgate Jan. No sermon.


COMMENT:
- Od --- stationer wthin Temple Barr in Fleet Street, buried.


COMMENT:
- Old --- a poore, man, once a stationr, well acquainted wth all the booiksellers, died this night, having been abroad ye afternoone before. Some report he starved himselfe through miserableness, tho' since his death there was money sufficiently found, by him to have satisfied his wants.


COMMENT:
- bookseller in Little Brittain, who married ye youngest daughtr of Corn. Bee, died this day about one a clock at noone at Stanmore, and was buried on Thursday Apr 24 following.


COMMENT:
- Old --- bookseller in Jewen Street, buried.


COMMENT:
- bookseller, aged about 87, died this morning inn Ive Lane.  He was formerly apprentice to Mr.Welby, bookseller in St Paul's Church Yard


COMMENT:
- once Mr. Tim. Garthwait's apprentice, bookseller in Little Brittain, buried.


COMMENT:
- bookseller, this evening died, being well the day before among his acquaintance in Little Brittain; my old acquaintance.


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Greg, W.W. & Boswell, E. (1930), p.xix; pp.7-8


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Greg, W.W. & Boswell, E. (1930), p.xix; p.8


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Greg, W.W. & Boswell, E. (1930), p.xix; p.58


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Greg, W.W. & Boswell, E. (1930), p.xix; p.73


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McKenzie, D.F. & Bell, M. (2005), vol.1, p.3


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McKenzie, D.F. & Bell, M. (2005), vol.1, pp.5-6


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McKenzie, D.F. & Bell, M. (2005), vol.1, p.7


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McKenzie, D.F. & Bell, M. (2005), vol.1, pp.7-8


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McKenzie, D.F. (1978) - father of ST/3:3039


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McKenzie, D.F. (1978) - father of ST/3:4344


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.262 - possible


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McKenzie, D.F. (1978), probably father of #3969 [LBT/19062]


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McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2346


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Joseph Foster "Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage of the British Empire for 1880"


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.172 - under John Leggatt [LBT/6877]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.101 - under William Ferbrand [LBT/6947]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.76 - under Matthew Cooke [LBT/6956]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.222 - under George Purslowe [LBT/6988]


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Duff, E.G. (1905), p.26 - under John Charlewood [LBT/7132]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.66; p.229 - under James Robers [LBT/8339]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.300 - under Thomas Woodcock [LBT/7167]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), pp.220-1 - implied under Thomas Prentis [LBT/7216]


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Duff, E.G. (1905), p.31 - under William Cooke [LBT/7219]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.76  - under Henry Cooke [LBT/7227]; p.76 - under William Cooke [LBT/7225]; & p. 143 - under Humphrey Hooper [LBT/8584].


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Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.58 - under Henry Cooke [ST/0:0531]


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Duff, E.G. (1905), p.32 - under William Copland [LBT/7238]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), pp.144-5 - under Robert Howcott [LBT/7269]


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O.D.N.B. - article by A. Pettegree - under John Day [LBT/7316]


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Duff, E.G. (1905), 39 - under John Day [LBT/7316]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.48 - under Melchisidec Bradwood [LBT/7329]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.154 - under William Jaggard [LBT/7351]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.150 under Ralph Jackson [LBT/7364]


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Duff, E.G. (1905), p.40 - under Thomas Dockwray [LBT/7380]


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McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1910) - under Thomas East [LBT/7395]


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McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.55 - under Cuthbert Burby [LBT/8823], and p.251 - under Thomas Snodham [LBT/7409]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.128 - under George Miller [LBT/7431]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.47 - under Richard Bradock [LBT/7469] & 231 - under Robert Robinson [LBT/8395]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.86 - under Joseph Hunt [ST/0:0883]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.279 - under Robert Waldegrave [LBT/7564]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.269 - under John Trundle [LBT/7598]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.67 - under John Harrison [LBT/7614]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.76 - under Toby Cooke [LBT/7620]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.78 - see Anne Harrison


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.184 - under Thomas Man [LBT/7630]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.67 - under Luke Harrison [LBT/7657]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.31 - under Peter Benson [LBT/7658]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), pp.239-40, implied under Richard Sergier [LBT/769]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.60 - under Henry Bynneman [LBT/7678]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.118 - under Edward Griffen [LBT/7690]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1910), p.90 - under Garrat D'Ewes [LBT/7706]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.29 - under Leonard Becket [LBT/7752]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.106 - under Adam Islip [LBT/7825]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.149 - under Adam Islip [LBT/7825]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.82 - under John Judson [LBT/7885]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.98 - under George Eld [LBT/6969]; p.225 - under Richard Reas [LBT/7924]; and p.247 - under Gabriel Simpson [LBT/7908]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.305 - under Richard Yardley [LBT/7928]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under John Allde [LBT/7935] - article by H. R. Tedder, ref. I. Gadd


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.86 - under Stephen Kevall [LBT/7939]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.303 - under Cuthbert Wright [LBT/7950]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.276 - under George Vincent [LBT/7968]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), pp.169-70 - under Matthew Law [LBT/7969]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.78 - under William Cotton [LBT/7973]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.180 - under Matthew Lownes [LBT/7992]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.99 - under Richard Moore [ST/0:1399]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.179 - under Humphrey Lownes [LBT/8023]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.283 - under Roger Ward [LBT/8076]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.101 - under William Martyne [LBT/8085]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.133 - under Richard Hawkins [LBT/8091]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.52 - under John Browne [LBT/8125]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.50 - under John Browne [ST/0:1522]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.102 - under Felix Norton [LBT/6934]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910) - implied under John Smethwick [LBT/8137]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.33- under John Bill [LBT/8152]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.16 - under William Bonham [LBT/6973]; and, p.112 - under William Norton [LBT/8157]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.59 - under Thomas Butter [LBT/8160]; and p.199 - under John Newbery [LBT/8131]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.59 under Benjamin Cowper


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.172 - under James Wolfrote [LBT/30121]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.139 - under John Hodgets [LBT/8170]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1907), p.210-3 - under Bonham Norton [LBT/8173]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.72 - under Francis Coldock [LBT/8163]; and p.218 under William Ponsonby [LBT/8175]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.212 under Thomas Pavier [LBT/8217]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.119 - under Arthur Pepwell [LBT/8225]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.214 - under Henry Percehay [LBT/8231]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1907), p.207 - under Richard Oliffe [LBT/8233]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.149 - under Hugh Jackson [LBT/8274]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.82 - under Richard Jugge [LBT/7912], and p.166 - under Richard Waterson [LBT/8278]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.140 - implied under Thomas Hodgkinson [LBT/8296]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1907), pp.205-6 - implied under Richard Ockould [LBT/8383]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.134 - under Thomas Hayes [LBT/8430]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), pp.101-11 - implied under Richard Badger [LBT/8437]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.54 & 152 - under James Gaver[LBT/28399] & William Steward [LBT/8500]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.258 - under Thomas Stirropp [LBT/8507]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.267 - under Richard Tombes [LBT/8514]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) - McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.127 - under Richard Tombes [ST/0:1972]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), pp.153 - under Edward Sutton [LBT/8522],  and p.168 - under Dunstan Whaplane [LBT/3255]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.157 - under Richard Tottell [LBT/8571]; and p.59 - under Richard Grafton [LBT/2592]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.40- under Ralph Blower [LBT/3261]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Edeward Aggas [LBT/8597] - article by H. R. Tedder, rev. I. Gadd


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.66- under Thomas Chard [LBT/8600]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. (1910), pp.182 - implied under William Lownes [LBT/8603]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.158 - under Robert Toy [LBT/8604]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.157; and p.158 - under Robert Toy [LBT/8604]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.160 - under William Jones [LBT/8605]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.268 - under Humphrey Toy [LBT/8606]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.36 - under George Bishop [LBT/8608]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.37 - implied under William Blackwall [LBT/8619]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.164 - under John Walley [LBT/8646]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.285 - implied under Simon Waterson [LBT/8687]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.56 - under Walter Burre [LBT/8697]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.285 - under Edmund Weaver [LBT/8721]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.34 - under Thomas Adams [ST/0:2245]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.256 - under William Stansby [LBT/8785]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D. F. (1961), under William Stansby[LBT/8785], p.27


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.232 - under Henry Rocket [LBT/8790]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.216 - under John Pindley [LBT/8798]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.172 - under Reyner Wolfe [LBT/8802]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.46 - under Richard Boyle [LBT/8814]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.140 - described as the widow of William Young [ST/0:2329]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.6, under the entry for Elizabeth Allde [SP/00143]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.53 - under brother Thomas Cotes [LBT/7839]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Matthew Simmons [LBT/8958] - article by I. Gadd


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.188, and under John Norton [LBT/9041], p. 138


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.152 - under Isaac Jaggard [LBT/9049


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by Nicholas von Maltzahn - under Henry Brome [LBT/11665]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.139 - under Roger Norton [LBT/9128]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.175 - under Richard Lewty [LBT/9169]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.21 - under William Barley [LBT/9332]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by Maureen Bell - see also under Livewell Chapman [ST/2:0026] - article by Maureen Bell


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under John Playford [LBT/9410] - article by R. Thompson


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.45 - under Philip Chetwin [LBT/30444]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.34 - under Robert Allott [LBT/9461]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.7 - under brother Robert Allot [ST/1:0794]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.80 - under Timothy Garthwaite [LBT/10312]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.180 - under Mattew Lownes [LBT/7992]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.59 - under William Butler [LBT/10396]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.111 - under Richard Meighen [ST/1:1947]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.228 - under Ambrose Ritherdon [LBT/10644]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.116, and p.117 - under Leonard Green [LBT/10651]


IndSource:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register, vol.2, p.16


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.242, under William Sheffard [LBT/10515]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.117 - under William Sheafford


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.122 - under Samuel Man [LBT/11098]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.34 - implied under Arthur Bettesworth [LBT/11298]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.43 under Jonah Bowyer [ST/2:0312]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.32 - under her husband John Berresford [ST/2:0325]


IndSource:
Christ Church, Newgate Street - Registers, p.214


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), p.328  - under John Darby [LBT/13041]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.17 - under Andrew Clark [LBT/12063]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.240 - under John Playford


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. (1980), pp.29-30 under Hugh Meere


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.27 - who clearly thought her to be man


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.4 - under Benjamin Allport [LBT/13371]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), pp.44-5 - under William Bowyer [LBT/12549]


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. (1980), p.25 under Thomas James


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.32 - under Richard Bentley [LBT/13713]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.29 - under Thomas Bennet [LBT/13957]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.109 - under John Dunton [LBT/14216]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.109- under John Dunton [LBT/14216]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.85 under her husband Christopher Coningsby [ST/2:3526]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under John Playford [LBT/9410]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Andrew Sowle [LBT/14483] - article by P. McDowell


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D. F. (1974), p.138 - under John Redmaine [ST/2:3744]


IndSource:
St Mildred Bread Street - Registers, p.70


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), pp.164 [under Mary Thompson] & 166-6 [under Mary Tonson]


IndSource:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.744  - under William Caslon [ST/3:0512]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.309 as Mary Say & p.358 as Mary Vint


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.34 - under Arthur Bettesworth [LBT/11298]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.19 - under Hammond Banks [LBT/16504]


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2523


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2740


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2741


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2757


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2783


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #3174


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.121 - the two apprentices must have been turned over to the William, her son [ST/3:2813], not her husband as indicated by McKenzie


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #3933


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #4453


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #4496


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #4510


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978),  implied under #4635


IndSource:
Joseph Foster, "Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage for the British Empire for 1880"


IndSource:
Christ Church, Newgate Street - Registers, p.243


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #4991


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #5040


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #5049


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #5568


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #5580


IndSource:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf, vol.3, p.105


IndSource:
cf. - Christ Church, Newgate, Greyfriars (1895), p.226


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), impliied under #6313


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #6863


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #8946


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #9198


IndSource:
Joseph Foster, "Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage of the British Empires for 1880"


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.136 - under John Reynes [LBT/28236]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.166 - under Richard Waterson [LBT/28238]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.34 - under Isaac Bing [LBT/7343]; and p.72 - under Francis Coldock [LBT/8163].


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.22 = Wife of Edmund Campion and mother of the Jesuit.


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.54 - under James Gaver [LBT/28399]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.4 - under Richard Applay [LBT/6822]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.44 - under Egidius van der Erve [LBT/28456]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.142 - under Andrew Rue [LBT/28536]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.33 - under James Bettenham [LBT/5424]


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied by # 0405


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #1384


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #1846.


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), impled under #2091


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2157


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2626


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #2649


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #3318


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #3503


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #3533


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #6105


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #6140


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #6471


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #6717


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #6732


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #7180


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #7568


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #7688


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #7926


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #8024


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #8293


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #8445


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), implied under #6710


IndSource:
Implied under McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #6971


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c (1932), p.188 under Thomas Page


IndSource:
implied under - Apprentices - McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #4682


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.288 - under Edward White [LBT/8008]


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), pp.267 & 268 under William Randall [XX/1173]


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970) - implied under John Walsh [XX/1181]


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = Mother of ST/4:0400.


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = mother of ST/3:2346


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.55 - under Thomas Gibson [LBT/28401]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), pp.58-9 - under John Gough [LBT/7541]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.59 - under Richard Grafton [LBT/2592]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.64 - implied under Thomas Hacket [LBT/7579]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.105 - under Stephen Mierdman [LBT/28337]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.23 - under John Cawood [LBT/7101]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by  A. Ryne - under John Cawood [LBT/7101]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), pp.28-9 - under Anthony Clerke [LBT/28246]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - under Robert Copland [LBT/28247]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.33 - under James van Meteren [LBT/28447]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.39 - under John Day [LBT/7316]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.47 - under Richard Foster [LBT/28250]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.52 - under Allen Gamlyn [LBT/7476]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.60 - implied under Richard Grene [LBT/7547]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.62 - implied under John Gybkyn [LBT/28268]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), - under the widow Angell van der Haeghen [LBT/28390]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.65 - under Jasper Hallyar [LBT/28393]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.73 - under Nicholas Hill [LBT/28420]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.73 - implied under William Hill [LBT/7740]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.77 - under William Howe [LBT/7792]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.78 - under Giles Huke [LBT/7806]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.79 - under Roger Ireland [LBT/7815]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - implied under John Kevall [LBT/7937]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.104 - under William Middleton [LBT/28273] & p.125 under William Powell [LBT/8269]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.125 - under William Powell [LBT/8269]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.159 - implied under John Turk [LBT/8616]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.121;  p.133 - under Robert Redman [LBT/29164]; and p.169 - under John Whitney [LBT/8750]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.84 - under Lewis Kemmyse [LBT/30030]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.86 - under Anthony Kitson [LBT/130]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.88 - implied under Alexander Lacy [LBT/7958]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.90 - under Nicholas Leblonde [LBT/30036]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.91 - under Jean Le Roux [LBT/30040]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.94 - under John Longe [LBT/28274]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.63 - under Thomas Hacket [LBT/30043]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905)  - implied under Thomas Harris [LBT/7613]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.96 - under Walter Lynne [LBT/30051]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), 102 - under Romayn Maynmour [LBT/30059]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.103 - under John Meguissher [LBT/30060]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.106 - under Conrad Moylar [LBT/28277]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.111 - under John Nicholson [LBT/30070]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.119 - under Arthur Pepwell [LBT/8225], and p.158 - under Robert Toy [LBT/8604]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), pp.119-20 - under Henry Pepwell [LBT/28281]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), pp.133-4- under Francois Regnault [LBT/30082]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), implied p.132 0 under Robert Redman [LBT/29164], and p.150 - under Henry Smith [LBT/29167]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.154 - under Nicholas Sutton [LBT/29169], and cf. p.158 under John Toy [LBT/0841]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.176 - under Robert Wyer [LBT/2899]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.14 - under Joseph Bagfet [LBT/8036]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.73 - under George Cole [LBT/7169]


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - implied under #132


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Edward Aggas [LBT/8597] - article by H. R. Tedder, rev. I. Gadd


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Edward Aggas [LBT/8597] - article by H. F. Tedder, ref. I. Gadd


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under George Ackermann [XX/01832] - article by John Ford


IndSource:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register, vol.3, p.92


IndSource:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register, vol.2, p.46


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), p.328 - under John Darby [LBT/13041]


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under William Anderton [ST/2:4222] - ref: t16930531-58


IndSource:
Christ Church, Newgate Street - Registers, p.209


IndSource:
Christ Church, Newgate, Greyfriars (1895), p.209


IndSource:
Chester, L.M. (1887) vol.1, p.46 - implied


IndSource:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2, p.32 - implied


IndSource:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2, p.96 - implied


IndSource:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2, p.167 - implied


IndSource:
Chester, L.M. (1887), vol.2, p./176 - implied


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1974) - mother of ST/2:1971]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.244 - under Richard Shorleyker


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961) - p.21 - under Cantrell Legge [ST/0:1354]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.289 - implied under William White [LBT/7925]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.34 - under George Allen [ST/A:0001]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.54  - under John Clarke [LBT/6907]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F., p.57 - under Richard Collins [ST/0:0474]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.63 - under Thomas Dewe [LBT/9796]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.86 - under Richard Hudson [ST/0:0184]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.89, also p.88 - under Thomas Johnson [ST/0:2262]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.94 - under Nicholas Linge [ST/0:0355]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.117 - under Gregory Seton [ST/0:1260]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.263 - under John Tapp [LBT/8539]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961)


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.250 - under the entry for his father Henry Snape, Bookseller, in Chester.


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.3 - under John Allde [ST/0:1301]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.20 - under Christopher Barker [LBT/6871]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - pp.28-9 - under his father Anthony Clerke [LBT/28246]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.185 - under Walter Mantell [LBT/7515]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.47 - under his father Richard [LBT/28250]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.52 - under Allen Gammon [LBT/7476]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.111 - under Thomas Gardener [LBT/8729]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.62 - under his father John Gybkyn [LBT/28268]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.64 - under Thomas Hacket [LBT/7579]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.67 - under his father Thomas Harris [LBT/7613]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - under John Harrison [LBT/7614]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.88 - under Alexander Lacy [LBT/7958]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.73 - under William Hill [LBT/7740]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.127 - assumed to be Lavin's Henry Tomes


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.14 - under Robert Bahere [XX/0193]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.15-16 for various possibilites


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by H.R. Tedder, rev. I. Gadd


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Thomas Vautrollier [LBT/8628] - article by Andrew Pettegree


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.37 [also p.39 under Bassett]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.59 - under Thomas Butter [LBT/8160]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905) - under William Howe [LBT/7792]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.112 - under William Norton [LBT/8157]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.224 - under William Randall [LBT/7528]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.4 - under Edward Aggas [LBT/8597]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.243 - under John Sheppard [LBT/8806]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by H. R. Tedder, rev. I. Gadd


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.159 - under John Turk [LBT/8616]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.245 - presumably


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.15 - for various possiblities


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.20 - #511 mistakenly entered under Edward Brewster [ST/2:2995]


IndSource:
cf. Treadwell, M. (1980), p.27 under Francis Leach III


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.37 - under William Blackwall [LBT/8619]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.22 - mentioned under John Barnes [LBT/8693]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.166 - under Clement Knight [LBT/7956]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.36 - but see FURTHER NOTES


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.213 - under Pemell


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1961), presumably #192 & #1299 are the same person.


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.164 - under John Kid [LBT/7905]


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), p.302 - under his son John [LBT/12862]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.221 - under Thomas Prentis [LBT/7216]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.75 - under Henry Cooke [LBT/7227]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1605-1640) = McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.79
Apprentices - McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.79


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.248 - under John Smethwick [LBT/8137]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.285 - under Simon Waterson [LBT/8687]


IndSource:
possibly - McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.302


IndSource:
McKerrow, R. B. &c. (1910), p.94 - under Bartholomew Downes [LBT/29178]


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), pp.308-9 under his father


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), p.299- also under Timoth Childe [LBT/11799] p.293


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by Nicholas von Maltzahn - under Henry Brome [LBT/11664]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by Nicholas von Maltzahn


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.53 - possible


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.73 - possible


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), p.308 - see the entry for Israel Harrison [LBT/14352]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.21. [McK appears to have conflated the apprentices for the two Phillip Barrets [LBT/12010] & [LBT/16091]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.9 - assumed - no other obvious person.


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - Punishment Summary 17 Jul 1690


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Andrew Crooke [LBT/10657] - article by Mark Goldie


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under John Muttleberry, ref: t16950508-40


IndSource:
Thomas R.Adams: The non-cartographical maritime works published by Mount and Page. (Occasional publications of the Bibliograhical Society, no.1). London, The Bibliographical Society, 1985


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. (1980), p.24 under Sarah Holt [ST/2:3:4120]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.95 - under Gabriel Kunholt


IndSource:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register, vol.1, p.43


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by the Rev. Nicholas Rogers


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.97 [#2612-#2617 listed under Francis Leach [ST/2:2605]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.191 some entries apparently mistakenly attributed to Thomas James [ST/2:0061]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.198 - under William Marshall [LBT/14848]


IndSource:
Augustine Page, "A supplement to the Suffolk Traveller; or topographical and genealogical collections, concerning that county.", 1844


IndSource:
John Hutchins, "The history and antiquities of the county of Dorset. 3rd ed., corrected by W.Shipp and J.W.Hodson.", 1861-73


IndSource:
Charles Herber Mayo, "The Municipal Records of the Borough of Dorchester Dorset", 1908


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.9 - conflated with father


IndSource:
St Benet & St Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register, vol.1, p.27


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), p.307- under Peter Parker [LBT/15473]


IndSource:
cf. Treadwell, M. (1980), pp.39-40 under Tace Sowle


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. (1980), p.37 under Catherine Richardson


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.9 - conflated with his son


IndSource:
Hutchins, J. (1861-73) The History and Antiquities of the County of Doreset, 3rd ed.


IndSource:
Mayo, C.H. (1908) The Municipal Records of the Borough of Dorchester Dorset


IndSource:
Dunton, J. (1705), p.283 - under Samuel Smith


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = cf. McKenzie, D.F. (1974), p.153 under his father.


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. (1980), pp.38-9 under Ann Snowden


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under his father, Michael Sparke [LBT/8216] - article by S. A. Baron


IndSource:
St Mildred Bread Street - Registers, p.74


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.186 - under his father Matthew Walbancke [LBT/11149]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p. 192 - under Peter Whaley


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), pp.58-9 - seems to be the only candidate


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974), pp.30-1  [see - Further Notes]


IndSource:
Possibly - Musgrave, Sir W. (1899), vol. 1, 11


IndSource:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.738 under his father


IndSource:
Vaillant, W.B. (1933) - for family history


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.21.  McKenzie appears to have conflated the apprentices of the two Phillip Barretts [ST/2:0932] & [ST/3:0464]


IndSource:
cf. - Plomer, H.R. &c. (1932), pp.52-3 - Duck Lane


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.31 = but see FURTHER NOTES


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.54 - possible


IndSource:
H.Kay Jones: Butterworths, history of a publishing house. London, Butterworth, 1980. ISBN 0 406 17606 X


IndSource:
W.H.Brock & A.J.Meadows: The Lamp of Learning: Taylor & Francis and the development of science publishing. London &c., Taylor & Francis, 1985. ISBN - 0-86066-253-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.52 - possible


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), pp.121-2. McKenzie clearly conflates the apprentices bound to William Farlow the father [ST/3:3194] and his son William [ST/3:2813]. All 
apprentices from 1772 have been attributed to the son.


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), pp.121-2/ McKenzie clearly conflates the apprentices bound to William Farlow the father [ST/3:3194] and his son William [ST/3:2813]. All from 
1772 have been attributed to the son.


IndSource:
Census - 6 Jun 1841 - HO107; Enfield; Middlesex; District 3; page 21; line 3; GSU roll 438772


IndSource:
Census - 30 Mar 1851 - HO 107; Piece 1703; page 25; GSU roll 103611


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under William Rowland - ref: t17480420-24


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Robert Cunningham - ref: t17480706-37


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Francis Andrews - ref: t17480907-61


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under John Carbold - ref: t17500228-22


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under John Baker - ref: t17510417-37


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Robert Davis - ref: t17530607-38


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Thomas Collingham - ref: t17530607-39


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Robert Hoggard - ref:t17540911-40


IndSource:
Trewin, J.C. & King, E.M. (1952) - family tree


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), #3734 - see Further Notes


IndSource:
Joseph Foster "Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage of the British Empire for 1880".


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article on the Robinson family, by G.E.Bentley jun.


IndSource:
William Zachs: "The First John Murray and the late eighteenth-century London book trade", O.U.P. for the British Academy, 1998


IndSource:
Christ Church, Newgate Street - Registers, p.178


IndSource:
cf. - Plomer, H.R. &c. (1932), pp.52-3 - Royal Exchange


IndSource:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.818 - under his father


IndSource:
"Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.25


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Benjamin White [LBT/2816] - article by Paul F. S. Cornelius


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.223 - cf. under  father ST/3:5167


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.235 - sons entered wrongly under Thomas Milboourne I


IndSource:
cf. Treadwell, M. (1980), p.32 under Benjamin Motte I


IndSource:
cf - Christ Church, Newgate, Greyfriars (1895), p.226


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.30 - possiible


IndSource:
D.F.McKenzie & J.C.Ross: A Ledger of Charles Ackers. Printer of the London Magazine.  (Oxford Bibliographical Society Publications, new ser. vol.xv.)  Oxford, 1968


IndSource:
cf. "Abstract of the Charitable Donations in the disposal of the Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Company of Stationers", 1833, p.25


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.33 - possible


IndSource:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.835 - under his mother [LBT/5129]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.17 - possible


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.67 - possible


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), pp


IndSource:
Atkins, C.A. (1931), p. 4 - under Peter Joseph Alford


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.33 & mistakenly also under VERRY on pp.357-8


IndSource:
New Monthly Magazine (Oct 1814), no.9, p.270


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.66 - possible


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under James Morris - ref: t17570420-1


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Terence Shorney & John Frip - ref:t17571026-23


IndSource:
Ramsden, C. (1956), p.30 - under Anyon & Hollings


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.78


IndSource:
'Memoir of the late Henry Butterworth, F.S.A.' reprinted, with additions from the "Gentleman's Magazzine", Feb 1861.


IndSource:
Publishers' Circular, 15 Nov 1886, pp.1363-1364.


IndSource:
"British Bookmaker", iv, no.37 (July 1890), pp.15-16, with photograph.


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by Charles Elch, rev. H.C.G.Matthew


IndSource:
Census - 6 Jun 1841 - HO107; St Martin Vintry; Middlesex; district 15; page 12; line 7; GSU roll 438827


IndSource:
Census - 6 Jun 1841 - HO107; St Martin Vintry; Middlesex; district 15; page 12; line 6; GSU roll 438827


IndSource:
Census - 7 Apr 1861 - RG9; Piece 426; Folio 12; page 14; GSU roll 542735


IndSource:
Census - 2 Apr 1871 - RG10; Piece 15444; Folio 74; page 38; GSU rol 829789


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.37 - under Hubert Danvillier [LBT/28377]


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), pp.138-9


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - article by William J. Burling


IndSource:
Memoirs of a late eminent bookseller, London, 1790 [Memoirs of John Almon, Bookseller, of Piccadilly].


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1977) - father of ST/3:0829


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), = father of #1930


IndSource:
Gentleman's Magazine, Jun 1801, pp.578-80


IndSource:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.811 - under Peter Elmsly


IndSource:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.833 - under Samuel Goadby [DR/0001]


IndSource:
Timperley, C.H. (1842), p.835 - under brother Charles [LBT/2847]


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:0757


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.40 [Not identified with any member of the Stationers' Company]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.83 - probably a Stationer, but not identified


IndSource:
Apprentices (1701-1800) = McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.82 - probably a Stationer, but not identified


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2647


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2646


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2686


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2712


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2892


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2893


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2915


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:2990


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3101


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3134


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3142


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3175


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3275


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3345


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3541


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3556


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3576


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of LBT/18841


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978) = father of ST/3:3924


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), father of ST/3:5717


IndSource:
McKenzie, D.F. (1978), p.91, father of ST/3:2101


IndSource:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - implied through widow


IndSource:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - impled through widow


IndSource:
Hodson, J.S. (1883) - implied under widow


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p/268


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), pp.321-2


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0400.


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0460


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Thomas Cummins ref: t17430114-30


IndSource:
Old Bailey (1674-1834) - under Joseph Lewin - ref: t17430907-44


IndSource:
Apprentices (1641-1700) = McKenzie, D.F. (1974)


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.149


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.53


IndSource:
Maxted, I. (1977), p.5 - cf. entry for Appleyard


IndSource:
Maxted, I. (1977) - cf. entry for Appleyard


IndSource:
Maxted, I. (1977), p.5 - see under for Appleyard


IndSource:
Todd, W.B. (1972), p.10 - under Barling Family


IndSource:
Maxted, I. (1977), p.13 - under William Barling [LBT/4]


IndSource:
Humpries, C. & Smith, W.C.Smith (1970), p.66


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.74


IndSource:
Humphries, C. & Smith, W.C. (1970), p.50


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Matthias Koops [LBT/30398]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. pp.131-2 - assumed under John More [LBT/30406]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.10 - under George Badger [LBT/8857]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), pp.13-14 - under his father Robert [LBT/6872]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.31 - implied by Mrs.Breach


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under John Ogilby [LBT/30559] - article by C. W. J. Withers


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under John Playford [LBT/9410] - article R. Thompson


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.155 - implied under Humphrey Robinson [LBT/9905]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.166 - under Thomas Slater [LBT/10873]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.78 - implied under Daniel Frere [LBT/9918]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under andrew Sowle [LBT/14483] - article by P. McDowell


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.170 - implied under Mrs.Stampe [LBT/30610]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. (1907), p.192 - under Thomas Whitaker [LBT/9140]


IndSource:
Duff, E.G. (1905), p.105 - under Godfrey Midilton [LBT/30062]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.75 - under Henry Conway [LBT/8325]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c (1910), p.82- under John Crosley [LBT/30665]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.88 - under Anthony Deise [LBT/30667]; and p.120 - under Gabriel Guyett [LBT/30684]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.111 - implied under Thomas Gardener [LBT/8729]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.114 - under Francis Godlif [LBT/7511]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.136 - under John Hewe [LBT/30687]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.151 - under Roger Jackson [LBT/8130]


IndSource:
R.B.McKerrow &c. (1910), p.156 - under Abel Jeffes [LBT/7059]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.160 - implied under Thomas Jones [LBT/7872]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.171 - under William Leake [LBT/7160]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.190 - implied under Andrew Maunsell [LBT/132]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.213 - under John Penny [LBT/7634]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.214 - under John Perrin [LBT/7163]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.224 - implied under William Randall [LBT/7528]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.225 - under Richard Redmer [LBT/8256]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.228 - implied under James Rime [LBT/30738]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.228 - implied under James Rymer [LBT/30738]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.233 - implied under Paul Rotteforde [LBT/30742]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.236, under Thomas Scarlett [LBT/7407]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.243, implied under John Sheppard [LBT/8806]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), pp.248-9 - implied under Peter Smith [LBT/9203]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), pp.248-9 - under Peter Smith [LBT/9203]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.256 - under John Standish [LBT/7234


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.260 - under Robert Swain [LBT/9062]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Thomas Tallis [LBT/30872] - article by John Milsom


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under Thomas Tallis [LBT/30762] - article by John Milsom


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.264 - under John Thomas [LBT/8543]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.274 - under Edward Venge [LBT/7080]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.295 - under John Winnington [LBT/30783]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.303 - implied under Gilbert Wright [LBT/30787]


IndSource:
McKerrow, R.B. &c. (1910), p.305 - under Charles Yetsweirt [LBT/30789]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.30 - under James Bennet [LBT/30806]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.32 - under Thomas Bentley [LBT/30809]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.32 - implied under Thomas Bentley [LBT/30809]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1992), p.34 - implied under her son Charles Bill [LBT/30814]


IndSource:
O.D.N.B. - under his father Joseph Moxon [LBT/28318], article by D.J.Bryden


IndSource:
Tyacke, S. (1978), p.128 - under James Moxon [LBT/30833]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.50 - implied under Mrs.Brissenden [LBT/30840]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R. &c. (1922), p.66 - under Samuel Chandler [LBT/28620]


IndSource:
Plomer, H.R.  &c. (1922), p.84 - under George Cox [LBT/30872]


# SOURCES UNPUBLISHED

IndSource:
Original master of William Moore [ST/3:5561] - see C.B., 256 Sep 1786


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.7


IndSource:
Private correspondence - John & Margaret Hollingdale.


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes #
Potter, E. - Notes, #0808


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes
Potter, E. - Notes, #0813


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, #0892  Cf. ST/4:1704 - Edward Gore


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes - 1849 - discharged by Miss Watkins for belonging to the Trade Society.


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, #1117 - see Further Notes


IndSource:
PRO - E179/251/22 - mentioned as a bookbinder in Shambles Newgate Market in Company's poll-tax return of 1641


IndSource:
PRO - E179/251/22 - mentioned as a bookbinder in Company's poll-tax return of 1641


IndSource:
Turner, M.L.  - Notes = father of ST/4:0763


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.1


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J. A. - Notes, p.62


IndSource:
Apprentices (1801-1830) = Turner, M.L. - Notes


IndSource:
SurnameIndex	ForenamesIndex	DateIndex	CommentIndex	GoToSurname	GoToForenames	Number
Potter, E. - Notes, under #0676


IndSource:
PRO - Will - inferred from the will of Edward Whitchurch [LBT/2612]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.17-18


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.22


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.23-4


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.38


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.111


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.46


IndSource:
Apprentices (1557-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes - p.51 - under Christopher Gower [LBT/7552]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.118


IndSource:
Lavin, J.A. - Notes - under the entry for Toby Smythe [LBT/7670]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.59


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.107


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.72


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.130


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.120


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.82-3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.75


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.85 - as Joan Newbery


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/1:1101


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.89


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.103


IndSource:
Apprentice (1556-1605) = Lavin, P.A. - Notes, p.111 - under Thomas Stirropp [ST/0:1965]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.112


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.116


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.16


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.99


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.58


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.128-9 under John Wolfe [ST/0:2282]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/2:4787 and ST/2:4788


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - under Lawrence Needham [ST/1:20115] & Andrew Crook [ST/1:2188]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.653


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.251


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.652


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.597


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.600


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.158


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.609


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.646


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.330


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.630


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.84


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.598


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.599


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.374


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.658


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.52 & 54


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.647


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.655


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.145


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.74


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.604


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.601


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.628


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.82


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.485


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0333


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.524


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.644


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.80


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.139


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.606


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.208


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.378


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadles' Book, p.490


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.514


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.634


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.240


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.343


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.108


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.615


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.213


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.638


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.621


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.75


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.622


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.605


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.610


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.489


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.601


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.467


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.617


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.350


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.649


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.42


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.132


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.616


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.267


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.252


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.623


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.250


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.633


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.281


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.604


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.65


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.648


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.422


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.632


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.534


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.497


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.608


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.196


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.643


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.72


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.231


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.636


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.32


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.136


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.209


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.627


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.305


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.65


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.222


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.225


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.612


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.613


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.126


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.215


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.146


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0517


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.535


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.642


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.106


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.459 & 495


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.119


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.218


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.618


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.126


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.131


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.255 & 471


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.639


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.405


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.61


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.415


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.657


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.179


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.659


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0654


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.397


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.363


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.347


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.600


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.331


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.176


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.264


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.327


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.60


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.27


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.195


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.171


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.71


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.119


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.293


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.29


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.63


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.341


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.510


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.200


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.660


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.248


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.316


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.626


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.55


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.101


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.16


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.487


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.515


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.300


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.19


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.340


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.186


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.631


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.201


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.444


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.83


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.216


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.162


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.383


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.203


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.98


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.353


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.28


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.433


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.236


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.637


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.16


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.53


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.59


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.599


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.45


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.520


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.243


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.10 & 53


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.40


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.334


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.404


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.59


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.204


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.352


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.311


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.213


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.301


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes - implied under #0080


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.66


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.103


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.156


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.50


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.530


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.437


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.318


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.333


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.286


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.75


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.183


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.597.


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.4


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.238


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.115


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.235


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.532


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.306


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.466


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.101


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.9


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.196


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.7


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.134


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.78


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.598


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive, Wills "B", no.102


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.380


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.31


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.42


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.75


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.18


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.314


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.355


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.81


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.76


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.49


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.222


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.386


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.20


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.86


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.17


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.227


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.201


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.517


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.217


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.37


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.64


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.363


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.597.


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.388


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.493


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.602


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.300


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.387


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.58


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.133


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.87 [husband]


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0554


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Beadle's Book, p.603


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.248


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.11


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.607


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.531


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.325


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.353


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.93


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.537


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.241


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.462


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.166


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.619


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.250


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.624


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.292


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.259


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.398


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.116


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.249


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.22


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.359


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.496


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.482


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.151


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.268


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.635


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.156


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.152


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.324


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.140


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.312


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.319


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.96


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.321


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.645


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.650


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.165


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.283


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.230


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.24


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.287


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.304


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.291


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.117


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.255


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.365


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.661


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.381


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.260


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.337


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.500


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0345


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.515


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.50 & McKenzie, D.F. (1961), p.74


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.106


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.68


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive- Wills C:111


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes - implied under EP/0330


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, under #0614 [= ST/4:4249]


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, under #0194 [=ST/3:3892]


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, implied under #02353 [= ST/4:0328]


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, implied under #0450 [=ST/4:1352]


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, under #2070 [=ST/4:1371]


IndSource:
Stationer Company Archives - Beadle's Book - p.636


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:1099


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - implied under XX/0737, father of ST/4:0490


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:2364


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", mentioned in no.325.


IndSource:
PRO - Will of her father-in-law, Thomas Witherby [CP/0002]


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - Mother of ST/4:0153


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - Mother of ST/4:0156


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - Mother of ST/4:1059


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - Mother of ST/3:3708


IndSource:
PRO - Will of Frederick Thorowgood [XX/1062]


IndSource:
Correspondence with Barbara Woodgate Kay


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:2543


IndSource:
PRO - Will of John Bird [ST/3:7425] her father


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0776


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:2210A


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:2439


IndSource:
PRO - Will of John Cookson Kelly [ST/3:0006]


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - mother of ST/4:1845


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes =  mother of ST/4:2641


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:1620


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - mother of ST/4:0325 & ST/4:0326


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0346


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0350


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - notes = mother of ST/4:4389


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0391; 0392 & 0394


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0427


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0429


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0460


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0493


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0546


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0551


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0556


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0580


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0599


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0605


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0606


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = assumed to be the mother of both ST/4:0628 & 0629


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0632 & 0634


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0638


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0639


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0642


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0651


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0675


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0699


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0705; 0707 & 0709


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0710


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0719


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0727


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0760


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = mother of ST/4:0761


IndSource:
PRO - Will of husband, John Bossey [ST/4:0444]


IndSource:
PRO - Will of Christopher Charles Seyfang [ST/3:3109]


IndSource:
PRO - Will - of Simon Vanderburgh [XX/1307]


IndSource:
Stationer's Company Archive - mother of George Kitcatt [ST/4:2441]


IndSource:
PRO - Will of Edward James Goodwin [XX/1644]


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - under Lawrence Needham [ST/1:2015] & Andrew Crooke [ST/1:2188]


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - under John Crowch


IndSource:
PRO - Will - of Joan Darby [SP/00684] & Andrew Bell [ST/2:0316]


IndSource:
PRO - Will of Thomas Dring [ST/1:2283] - implied


IndSource:
Will of Robert Martin [XX/1127] - mentioned


IndSource:
Will of Robert Martin [XX/1127] - mentioned - executrix


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/2:4475


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/2:4950


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/2:5078


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/0:0481


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/1:0508


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of ST/1:0517 & ST/1:0518


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of Thomas Downes [LBT/9812]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - assumed to be the mother of ST/1:1564


IndSource:
Lavin, J.A. - Notes - under Richard Webber [ST/0:0909]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1557-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.65


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of Edmond Limpenny [ST/1:1851]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of Edmond Penne [ST/0:1418]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - mother of Barnard Wrench [ST/1:2790]


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.20


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.109


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.2-3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.127-8


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.43


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.97


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.4-5


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.5


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.7-8


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.124


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.8-9


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.9


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.76


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.117


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.15


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.91


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.11


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.65


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.123-4


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.12


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.44


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.87


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.90


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.18


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.14


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.53


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.50


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.105


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.17


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.26


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.41


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.94


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.19


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.21


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.102


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.113


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.21-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.68-9


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.76-7


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.22-3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.93


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.79-80


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.84-5


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.23


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.24


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.6


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.32


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.25


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.25-6


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.27


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.40


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.92


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.129


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.28-9


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.96


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.101-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.29


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.59-60


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.73


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.30


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.35


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.35-6


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.47


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.51


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.119


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.120-1


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.60


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.95


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.101


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.54


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.31


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.64


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.110


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.33


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.34


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.37-8


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.98


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.37


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.81


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.61


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.68


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.67


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.85


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.42


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.42-3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.102-3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.109-10


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.45


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.10


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.16-17


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.57-8


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.111-12


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.46-7


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.48


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.49


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.49-50


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.66


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.50-1


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.118-19


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.123


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.51-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.52


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.52-3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.28


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.112-13


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.54-6


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.56


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.62


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.80-1


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.91-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.57


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.56-7


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.104


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.127


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.131


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.106


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.114 - assumed to be McKenzie's Henry Tombes


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.63


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.86


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.53-4


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.66-7


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.70


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.71


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.71-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.104-5


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.72-3


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.36-7


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.74


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.75-6


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.79


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.98-9


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.77


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p-.77-8


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.124-5


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.78


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.78-9


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.83


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.81-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.116-17


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.121


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.126


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.82


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.84


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.85-6


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.108


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.88


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.26-7


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.61-2


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.87-8


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.93-4


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.90-1


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.64-5


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.97-8


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.94-5


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.121-3


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.80


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.95-6


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.89-90


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.29-30


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.41-2


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.99-100


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.69-70


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.100


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.103-4


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.126-7


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.107-8


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.128


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.47-8


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.110-11


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.114


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.114-15


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.38-9


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.70-1


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.115-16


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.12-13


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.13-14


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.117-18


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.119-20


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.48-9


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.115


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.125


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.20-1


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Cf. Apprentices - Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.12


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.100-1


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.128-9


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.105-6


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, pp.19-20


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Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.69


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.465


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.101


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.474


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.529


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.40


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.534


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.301


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.562


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.192


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.98


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.283


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.267


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.241


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.227


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.541


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.431


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.381


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.298


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.18


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.102


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.104


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.32


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.262


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.25


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.113


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.25


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.460


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.27 & 58


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.128


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.107


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.210


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.90


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.481


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.186


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.488


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.349


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.125


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.442


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.329


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.272


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.114


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.124


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.147


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.355


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.439


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.501


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.60


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.124


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.23


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.570


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.4


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.551


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.294


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.166


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.239


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.339


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.496


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.115


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.118


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.230 & 263


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.119


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.268


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.120


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.104


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.326


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.259


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.232


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.260


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.143


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.292


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.399


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.341


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", nos.360 & 420


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.38


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.456


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.261


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.567


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.531


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.81


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.180 & 429


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.117


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.121


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - under Andrew Bell [ST/2:0316]


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.340


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.180


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.414


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.122


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.175


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.404


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.467


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.298


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.330


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.429


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.68


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.450


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.455


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.44


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.566


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.460


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.123


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.29


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.98


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.177


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.35


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.528


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.370


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.490


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.505


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.126


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.513


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.482


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.327


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.31


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.127


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.536


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.377


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.30


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.49


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.281


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.403


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.211


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.533


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.38


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.189


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.288


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.278


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.430


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.284


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.493


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.353


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.67 & 69


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.264


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.448


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.45


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.130


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.470B


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.90


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.364 & 424


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.133


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.155


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.428


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.326


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.168


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.131


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.209


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.532


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.175


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.233


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.9 & 63


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.134


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.151


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.291


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.211


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.455


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.272


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.136


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.66


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.369


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, pp.137 & 292


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.154


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.423


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.164


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.105


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.61


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.165


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.149


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.360


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.270


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.344


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.483


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.226


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.71


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.552


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.113


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.168


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.227 & 489


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.279


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.206


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.180


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.268


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.76


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.486


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.7


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.266


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.26


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.167


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.451


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.170


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.257


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.86


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.172


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.22 & cf.23


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.24


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.558


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.53


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.296


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.164


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.383


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.89


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.35


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.199


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.147


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.56


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.299


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.173


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.523


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.296


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.284


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.384


IndSource:
Correspondence with John & Margaret Hollingdale


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.152


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.174


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.359


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.516


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.485


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.77


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.181


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.376


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.176


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.202


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.114 & 127


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.555


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.478


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.179


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.58


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.421


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.29


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.380


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.419


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.15


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.129


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.483


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.379


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.159


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.135


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.249


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.103


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.519


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.100


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.96


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.207


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.254


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.8


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.424


IndSource:
Guildhall Library - Christ's Hospital Archives


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.220


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.50


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.432


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.335


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.169


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.406


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.459


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.206


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.209


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.41


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.143


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.527


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.114


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.2412


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.492


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.242


IndSource:
Assumed = Potter, E. - Notes, #0332 - though this would mean that he was already around 20 when he was apprenticed.


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.80


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.212


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.336


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.378


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.78


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.113


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.213


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.290


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.214


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.464


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.135


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.497


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.1


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.226


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.33


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.246


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.561


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.564


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.375


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.48


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.559


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.430


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.109


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.172


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.295


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.117


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.331


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.109


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.139


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.239


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.238


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.160


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.161


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.487


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.441


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.198


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.498


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.214


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.92


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.56


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.115


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.393


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.402


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.315


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.337


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.46


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.49


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.297


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.24


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.244


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.105


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.411


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.379


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.73


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.303


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.120


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.258


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.1


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.376


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.13


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.59


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.14, 111 & 233


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.405


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.68


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.60


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.261


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.245


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.565


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.443


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.385


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.427


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.171


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.93


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.357


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.169


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.54


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.535


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.572


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.165


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.265


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.57


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.388


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.173


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.36


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.67


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.319


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.489


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.124


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.184


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.329


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.210


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.51


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.44


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.76


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.285


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.451


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.313


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.287


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.12


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.65


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.84


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.121


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.531


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.223


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.270


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.145


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.482


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.19


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.12


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.263


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.361


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.228


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.435


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.136


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.5


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.494


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.386


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.34


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.240


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.403


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.294


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.309


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.66


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.1


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.163


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.14 & 45


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.271


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.167


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.289


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.400


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.102


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.190


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.297


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.91


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.495


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.162


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.47


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.113


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.431


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.19


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.468


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.286


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.383


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.83


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.97


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.320


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.387 & 511


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.102


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.299


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.39


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.291


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.320


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.117


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.274


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.447


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.127


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.177


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.111


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.114


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.18


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.3


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.100


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.328


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.258


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.557


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.134


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.11


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.44


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.55


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.221


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.207


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.339


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.36


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.560


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.253


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.50


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.357


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.135


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.138


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.31


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.290


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.425


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.21 & 43


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.116


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.356


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.504


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.356


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.17


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.36


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.79


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.358


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.256


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.476


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.7


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.216


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.275


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.479


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.100


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.85


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.108


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.93


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.30


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.328


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.528


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.9


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.458


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.194 & 472


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.243


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.293


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.125


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.21


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Turner, M.L. - Notes = assumed to be the father of ST/4:0605


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.187


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.110


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.412


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.445


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.428


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.105


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.384


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.74


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.284


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.426


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.79


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.269


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.3


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.385


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.237


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.401


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.12


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.253


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.106


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.104


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.206


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.157


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.27


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.174


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.361


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.234


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.5


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.323


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.491


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.150


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.15


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.422


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.351


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.425


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.97


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.265


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.43


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.526


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.217


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.79


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.82


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.142


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.39


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.185


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.480


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.228


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.122


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.375


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.101


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.484


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.2 & 8


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.191 & 210


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.293


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.307


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.288


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.11


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.153


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.51


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.111


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.573


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.95


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.348


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.193


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.212


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.47


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.112


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.133


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.64


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.436


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.85


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.94


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.181


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.174


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.71


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.107


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.440


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.178


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.525


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.57


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.449


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.10


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.477


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.99


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.458


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.38


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.54


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.453


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.568


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.470A


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.452


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.346


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.358


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.242


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.322


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.118


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.569


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.118


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.72


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.40


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.371


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.395


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.304


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.518


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.556


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.529


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.208


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.184


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.130


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.247


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.88


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.317


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.197


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.148


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.381


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.509


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.128


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.8


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.231


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.4


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.77


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.140


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.41


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.70


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.13


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.205


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.185


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.408


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.484


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.469


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.2


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.96


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.34


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.409


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.26


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.173


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.287


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.110


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.427


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.15 & 146


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.155


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.170


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.197


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.158


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.493


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.69


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.35


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.144


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.279


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.188


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.203


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.345


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.499


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.500


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.137


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.120


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.494


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.362


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.116


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.95


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.20


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.98


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.62


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.46


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.457


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.88


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.259


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.6


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.359


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.488


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.417


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.218


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.461


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.473


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.28


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.244


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.354


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.141


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.204


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.72


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.224


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.229


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B" 002


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.138


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.32


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.2


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.522


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.99


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.277


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.89


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.73


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.91


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.324


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.74


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.95


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.94


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.109


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.87


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.260


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.56


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.10


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.20


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.107


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.33


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.390


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.92


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.448


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.563


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.94


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "A", no.61


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.42


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.438


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.200


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.407


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.189


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.236


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.447


IndSource:
Correspondence with Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.166


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.475


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.48


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.276


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Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.137


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.70


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.280


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.47


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.219


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Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.481 & 502


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.571


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.52


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.37


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.16


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.159


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.17


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.310


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.450


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.543


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.175


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.91


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.340


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. - Notes- under Andrew Hind [ST/3:7652] and Tace Sowle [ST/2:4244]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.119


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.292


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.122


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.266


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.99


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.400


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.228


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.181


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.535


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.43 & 130


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.454


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.505


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.115


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.490 & 503


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.496


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.139


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.80, 127, 128 & 271


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.97


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.153


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.297


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.296


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.372


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.112


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.33 & 240


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.87


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.132


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.187


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.423


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.192


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.138


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.160


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.312


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.389


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.169


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.342


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.266


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.262


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.401


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.64


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.435


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.437


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.410


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.286 & 299


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.183


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.529


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.182


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.366 & 425  - CHECK


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.338


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.413


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.178


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.78, 198 & 282


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.11B


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.374


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.391


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.343


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.506


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.81


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.23


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.70


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.396


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.376


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.216


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.311


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no. 172


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.313


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no. 242


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.540


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.86


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.329


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.521


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.246


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.446


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.241


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.499


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.161


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.252


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.426


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.533


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.492


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.269


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.219


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.37


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.48


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.542


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.245


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.69


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.330


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.449


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.257 & 273


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.269


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.538


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.271


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.273


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.100


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.154


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.164


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.305


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.221


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.289


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.538


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.277


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.237


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.157


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.348


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.508


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.336


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.295


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.365


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.332


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.307


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.168, 238 & 288


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.306


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.498


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.304


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.416


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.289


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.39


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.432


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.167


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.34


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.276


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.331


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.349


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.220


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.137


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.347


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.342


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.13


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.191


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.121


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.318


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.199


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.367


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.123


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.207


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.282


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.402


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.132


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.501


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.156*, 280, 287, 357 & 358


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.208


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.92


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.527


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.489


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.110


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.247


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.382


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.303


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.278


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.46


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.446


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.310


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.534


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.28


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.82


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.322


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.77


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.420


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.149


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.382


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.433


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.30


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.214


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.452


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.6


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no. 51


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.463


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.285 & 491


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.25


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.176


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.456


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.26


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.195


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.453


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.142


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.454


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.211


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.224


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.461


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.457


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.314


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.52, 171, 215 & 295


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.190


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.183 & 521


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.294 & 442


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.144, 170 & 470


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.62


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.504


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.263


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.507


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.179


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.421


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.235


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.373


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.73


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.503


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.84


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.443


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.232


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.131


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.507


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.308


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.125


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.502


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.188


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.103


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.55 & 57


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.254


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.339


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.368


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.516


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.316


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.530


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.486


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.226


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.377


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.512


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.536


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.334


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.298


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.454


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.261


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.325


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.350


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", nos.3, 257 & 258


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.85


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.433


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.346


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.5


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.394


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.418


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.530


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.193


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.67


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.41


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.178


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "C", no.517


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.391


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Beadle's Book, p.586


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - Wills "B", no.275


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin, J.A. - Notes, p.4


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0345


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive - master of ST/0:1902


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - father of ST/4:3979


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - father of ST/4:2931


IndSource:
Turner, M.L - Notes - father of ST/4:4333 & ST/4:4334


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - father of Valentine Applegath [ST/4:0089] & William Applegath [ST/4:0090]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive = father of ST/3:2326 & ST/3:4638


IndSource:
Potter, E. - Notes, father of #2353 [= ST/4:0328]


IndSource:
Stationers' Company Archive = father of ST/4:4004


IndSource:
Apprentices (1556-1605) = Lavin,  J.A. - Notes, p.61


IndSource:
Stationers Company Archive - father of Thomas Brady [ST/4:0490]


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of Thomas Brady [ST/4:0490]


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:2364


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0199


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - father of ST/4:2086


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = Father of ST/4:0153


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - Father of ST/4:0156


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - Father of ST/4:0159


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - Father of LBT/27131


IndSource:
PRO - Will - implied from a will for a widow Mary Newman [SP/03408]


IndSource:
PRO - Will - implied under will of a widow Mary Oldis [SP/03409]


IndSource:
Correspondence with 
Correspondence with Judith Vandenbergh Green


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = dec. father of ST/4:0776
Turner, M.L. - Notes = dec. father of ST/4:0776


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:2210A


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - father of ST/4:1845


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:2641


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:1620


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0350


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0427


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0429


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0546


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0551


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0556


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0580


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0599


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0606


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = assumed to be the father of both ST/4:0628 & 0629


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0638


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0639


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0642


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0651


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0675


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0699


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0710


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0719


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0727


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes = father of ST/4:0760


IndSource:
Treadwell, M. - Notes - under Andrew Crooke [ST/1:2188]Dear A


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - father of ST/4:1636


IndSource:
Turner, M.L. - Notes - under Henry Foster [LBT/24959]


IndSource:
Lavin, J.A. - Notes - under the entry for  Toby Smythe [LBT/7670]


# TRADE SALE CATALS

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be Sold in small number in Lots, &c. by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster; at the Auction-House, over against the Black-Swan, in Ave-Mary-Lane, near Ludgate-street: on Wednesday the 17th of July, 1689 --- by Edward Millington.

Notes:
"Bound with Larkin catalogue; not in Lawler"


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Latin and English Books in Quires, being the entire Stock of Mr.Geo.Wells, late of London, Bookseller: to be Sold by Auction in nuumbers, to the Booksellers of London and Esestminster only.  On Monday the 24th. Of this Instant February 1689/90  at the Bear in Ave-Mary-Lane near Ludgate street, at three of the clock in the afternooon. By Benj. Walford. 1690.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books to be Sold by Auction, on (Thursday) the (3d) of this instant April, 1690.  To the booksellers of London and Westminster only, at the Crown Tavern, in West-Smithfield, exactly at nine of the Clock in the morning, there being several valuable books to be sold; besides what is mentioned in this following catalogue, the Company will be likewise wellcome to a dinner.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of very good Greek Latin, and English Books to be Sold only to Booksellers.  On Monday next, the fourth of August, 1690. Betwixt three and four in the afternoon, at the Blew Anchor Inn in Little Britain.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, to be sold (only to booksellers) this present Friday, the 12th of September 1690.  At four of the Clock in the afternoon, Rolles's Coffee-House in St.Paul's Church-Yard.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of English Books, consisting of the Bound Stock of a Bookseller lately deceased, which will be sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London, Westminster, &c. On Thursday the eighteenth of December, 1690 at Rolls's Coffee-house, near the North Door, in St.Paul's Church-yard at nine of the clock in the morning. 1690. By E.M. [Edward Millington]


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of English and Latin Books in Quires, to be sold by auction in Numbers to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only.  On Friday the 19th of this Instant December, (1690) at the Wool-Packk, in Ivy-Lane, at three of the clock in the Afternoon.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books (for the most part very scarce) Bound. In folio, quarto, octavo to be Sold to Booksellers only, at Rolls Coffee-House (on Wednesday 23 of Decemb. at 3 of the Clock. 1690)  Mrs.Crayles salable books for chapmen, &c. will be sold at the same time in bundles.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of English and Latin books in Quires.  Which will be Sold by Auction in numbers to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only.  At Rolls's Coffee-House, near the North Door in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Monday February 23d, 1689


Catalogue:
- An appendix to the Catalogue of Books in Quires to be sold at Rolls's Coffee-House, February 23d, 1690


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of English and Latin Books, in Quires, will be Sold by Auction, in numbers, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only.  At Roll's Coffee-House, near the North Door in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Monday, March 9th. 1691M


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound, and in Quires: the late Stock of Mr.Elizabeth Harris, deceased; Will be Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers only: at The Bear, in Avey-Mary-Lane; on Monday the Eleventh of this Instant Decemb. 1704. Beginning At Nine in the Morning: Where the Company shall be entertain'd with a Breakfast; and at Noone with a good Dinner, and a Glass of Wine: And then proceed with the Sale, in order to finish that Evening.


Notes:
Bennet & Clements 1, app.7 - n.1 = Thomas Parkhurst gave up his business early in 1711 and Thomas Ballard sold part of his tock at the Black Boy Coffeed House on 5 February and following evening (Plomer's Dictionary, 1668-1725) B.M. Harl. 5996, ff.109 nd 131, are notices sent out for this (5 Feb.) sale, which perhaps disposed of his bound stock to the general public.


Notes:
Bennet & Clements 1, app.7 - n.2 Egbert Sanger was perhaps giving up trade; the lastest imprint of his which I have found is 1712.


Notes:
Bennet & Clements 1, app.7 - no.3 - William Freeman died in 1715/


Notes:
Bennet & Clements 1, app.7 - n.4 - Samuel Butler's last advertisement, so far as I can discover, was in Lintot's "Monthly Catalogue" for April 1715.


Notes:
Bennet & Clements 1, app.7 -  n.5 -  Edmund Parker died in 1717.


Catalogue:
At The Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the Third Day of April, 1818, exactly at Four a-Clock in the Afternoon; The following Lists of Copies belonging to the Late Mr.John Nicholson, Bookseller, will be Disposed of by Auction to the Highest Bidder. In Nine Lots.


Catalogue:
At the White-Swan Tavern in Ludgate-street, on Tuesday the 21st Day of October, 1718, exactly at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon, the Following Copies, and Shares of Copies, belonging to the late Mr.Jonas Brown, Bookseller, Will be sold by Acution, to the Highest Bidder, in several Lots.


Notes:
Bennet & Clements 1, app.7 - n.6 - John Nicholson died in 1717


Notes:
Date on correct to the month.  Bennet & Clements 1, app.7 -


Catalogue:
At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the Nineteenth Day of March, 1718, exactly at Three a-Clock in the Afternoon; The following Copies, and Parts of Copies, of the late Mr.John Nicholson, Booksller, deceas'd, will be Dispos'd of by Auction to the Highest Bidder.  In Ninety Lots.


Catalogue:
March 14, 1817.  The following Copies of the late Mr.Walter Kettilby, Bookseller, deceas'd, will be sold by Auction, on Thursday the 19th Instant, at the Queen's Head in Pater Noster Row, at the same time that those of the late Mr.John Nicholson are dispos'd of.


Catalogue:
At the Queens-Head-Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, On Monday the 14th of March, 1719/20, exactly at Three in the Afternoon, the following Copies, and Parts of Copies, Of the Late Mr.Henry Clements, Bookseller, Will be dispos'd of by Auction to the highest Bidder, in 65 Lots; with some Books in Quires, and Bound.


Catalogue:
At the Queens Head-Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, On Tuesday the 12th of July, 1720, exactly at Three in the Afternoon, the following Copies, and Parts of Copies, Lately belonging to Mrs.Elizabeth Pawlett, and Mr.George Sawbridge, Booksellers, Will be dispos'd of by Auction to the highest Bidder, with some Books in Quires.


Catalogue:
At the Queens Head Tavern in Pater-Noster Row, On Tuesday, 26th Jul, {1720} exactly at Ten in the Morning, (At One of the Clock the Company will be entertained with a good Dinner) The following Copies and Parts of Copies of Mr.A.Churchill, Will be disposed of by Auction to the highest Bidder, in 192 Lots.


Catalogue:
At the Queen's Head Tavern in Paster-Noster-Row, On Thursday the 20th of October {1720}, exactly at Four of the Clock in the Afternoon, the following Copies of Mrs.Mary Matthews will be disposed of by Auction, to the highest Bidder.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: Being Part of the Stock of the Late Mr.Andrew Bell, Bookseller; Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Monday the 28th of November, 1720, beginning at Nine a-clock in the Morning.  At One the Company will be entertain'd with a good Dinner and a Glass of Wine. ---  p. 4 -  At the same Time will be Sold the following Copies, lately belonging to Mr.William Freeman.

Copies:
Longman; Ward; J.J.Documents no.37 [date on this copy appears to have been changed to 13 November in ms.]


Catalogue:
At the Queen's Head Tavern in Paternoster-Row on Wednesday the Eight Day of March 1720, the following Copies, and Parts of Copies, in 46 Lots, will be sold by Auction to the highest Bidder, by Mr.Thomas Ward Bookseller, beginning exactly at Five a Clock in the Evening.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: Together with Some Copies, and Parts of Copies, Of the Late Mr.Timothy Childe, Bookseller; Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, On Monday, April 3, 1721, beginning at Nine a-clock in the Morning. At One the Company will be entertained with a good Dinner and a Glass of Wine.


Catalogue:
Copies, and Parts of Copies, Of the late Mr.Andrew Bell; Which will be dispos'd of by Auction, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Patern-noster Row, On Thursday the 25th of May. {1721} To begin exactly at Three a Clock.


Connection:
John Nicholson; Mr.Cockerill; Mr.Tonson; Mr.Batley, Mr.Jauncey; Mr.Moseley

Catalogue:
The following Shares of Copies Will be Dispos'd of by Auction, to the highest Bidder in Seven Lots.  At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-noster-row, on Thursday May 25, 1721. At Five a Clock in the Afternoon.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.13; ESTC - T129893 "One half of Mr.John Nicholson's Sahre of Copies, formerly belong to mr.Cockerill, which were Sold By Auction to Mr.Tonson, and by him Sold to Mr.Batley, of which Half was Transferr'd by MR.Batley to Mr.Jauncy. Excepting Gordon's Geographical Grammar, Phaedre Fubulae Delphini, 8vo. And all Mr.Moselely's Copies that belonged to Mr.Cockerill."


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books bound and in Quires, Togeth with the Copies, and Parts of Copies, of Mr.Chr.Coningsby, deceas'd; Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queens-Head Tavern in Patern-Noster-Rw, on Friday the 11th Day of August, 1721, by Ten a-Clock in the Morning exactly. At One a Good Dinner will be on the Table, &c.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound and in Quires, Several Bibles and Common-Prayers, Togeth with the Copies, of Mr.John Sackfield, Bookseller: Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queens-Head Tavern in Paster-Noster-Row, on Monday the 9th Day of October, 1721, by Ten a-Clock in the Morning exactly.  At One a Good Dinner will be on the Table, &C.


Connection:
[Curl]; p.4 "A small parcel return'd from Mr.Jauncy's Country Chapmen."

Catalogue:
A Venison-Treat, At the Sale of a Catalogue of Books in Quires, With some Shares of Copies in 26 Lots, most of which are either going to, or, ar in, the Press.  At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, (at 10 of the Clock precisely; and the Dinner will be upon the Table at 2,) on Friday next being the 29th Instant.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.16.  The date of this sale is uncertain. Its position in the Ward file makes 1721 the most likely year, if this is so then the sale took place either in September or December (the two months having a Friday the 29th in that year); ESTC - T216604


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound and in Quires, with the Copies, and Shares of Copies, of Mr.Samuel Keble; Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queens-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Monday the 18th of this instant June, 1722, beginning exactly at Ten a-Clock with the Bound Books.  Dinner will be upon the Table at half an Hour after one, if but Twenty People there, desinging to go thro' all that Day.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: being Part of the Stock of Mr.George Mortlock, With some Shares of his Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queens-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Monday the 12th of this instant November, 1722, beginning exactly at Nine a-Clock in the Morning.  At One the Company will be entertain'd with a Good Dinner and a Glass of Wine.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.18; ESTC - T129894; "No Stall-men to be admitted.";  p.4 "Copies, and Share of Copies, which will begin to be Sold exactly at Seven a-Clock in the Evening."


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: Being the remaining Part of the Stock of Mr.George Mortlock, deceas'd; With some Shares of his Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction to the Boosellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queens-Head Tavern in Patern-Noster Row, on Monday the 17th of this instant December, 1722, beginning exactly at Nbine a-Clock in the Morning.  At One the Company will be entertain'd with a Good Dinner and a Glass of Wine.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.19; ESTC T216602; "No Stall-men to be admitted."


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires Being Part of the Stock of Mr.Samuel Butler deceased; Together with several Copies and Shares of Copies. Which will be Sld by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only; at the Dog Tavern in Ludgate-Street, on Wednesday next, being the 18th of this Instant December, 1723. To gegin at Ten a Clock in the Morning.  At Noon a good Dinner will be on the Table.


Connection:
John Nicks; [p.3] "A Catalogue of Copies, and Shares of Copies, belonging to Samuel Burrowes. {formerly Cockerill's}"

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Together with some Copies, and Parts of Copies, of John Nicks, Bankrupt; Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queens-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Mnday the 13th of this instant September, 1725. Dinner to be upon the Table at Twelve a-Clock exactly, after Dinner being to sell.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Copies and Shares of Copies, late Mr.Edward Valentine's, Bookseller, Deceased.  To be Sold on Thursday, October 21. 1725. At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, beginning at Two a-clock in the Afternoon precisely: In the Evening the Company will be entertain'd with a Supper and a Glass of Wine.


Catalogue:
At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, On Thursday, the 3d of Febr. 1725. Exactly at Ten in the Morning, (At one of the Clock the Company will be entertained with a good Dinner) The Following Copies and Parts of Copies Of the Late Mr.W.Taylor, Will be disposed of by Auction to the Highest Bidder, in 88 Lots.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, with some Copies.  Being Part of the Stock of the late Mr.Edward Valentine, Bookseller, Deceas'd. Which will be Sold by Auction, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday, May the 5th, 1726.  N.B. The Dinner will be upon Table exactly at Two a-Clock. The Sale not Beginning till Dinner is over.


Catalogue:
At the Queens Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, On Wednesday the 21st of September, 1726, exactly at Three in the Afternoon, the following Copies, and Parts of Copies, Of the Late Mr.Richard Sare, Will be dispos'd of by Auction to the highest Bidder, in 80 Lots.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: Together with Part of the Copies of Mr.Bezaleel Creake, Bookseller: Which will be sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queens-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Friday the 21st Day of April 1727, by Eleven a-Clock in the Forenoon. At One a good Dinner Will be on the Tabe, &c.


Connection:
Richard Sare ["formerly belonging to Mr.Samuel Heyrick, deceas'd]

Catalogue:
At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, On Friday the 22d of this Instant December, 1727.  The following Books, and Copies and Parts of Copies, Being a farther Part of the Stock of the late Mr.Richard Sare, Will be sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster. At One o'Clock the Company will be Entertained with a Good Dinner, and a Glass of Wine; and after Dinner proceed to Sale.


Catalogue:
At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, On Friday the 7th of June, Exactly at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, the Books in Quires With Copies and Parts of Copies, will be disposed of by Auction to the highest Bidder.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.28; ESTC - T216591  [QUERY YEAR]


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: Containing the Entire Stock of Mr.Francis Jackson Deceas'd, And the Remaining Part of Mr.Tho.Ballard's; Together with Some Parts and Shares of Copies belonging to Mr.Jackson, Which will bbe Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen's Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 26th of September, 1728, Beginniing at Nine of the Clock in the Morning if ten Bidders are Present: Designing to finish that day: Dinner will certainly be on the Table exactly at one.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: Together with Some Parts and Shares of Copies.  Which will be Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Wednesday the 9th of October, 1728, Beginning immediately after Dinner, which wil be on the Table at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books and Copies, Being Part of the Stock of the Late Mr.Matt.Wotton, and Mr.Edw.Valentine, Deceas'd: Which will be Sold by Auction, At the Queen's Head Tavern, in Pater-noster-Row; On Tuesday, February 17, 1729/30. Beginning at Two a-Clock in the Afternoon.  A good Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One a-Clock, without fail.


Connection:
Matthew Wotton; Edward Valentine; Benjamin Tooke

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Copies, and Parts of Copies, Lately belong to Mr.Matt.Wotton, and Mr.Valentine, Deceas'd; As also Some of the late Mr.Benjamin Tooke's: Which will be Sold by Auction, At the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-noster-Row, On Thursday next, being March the 5th, 1729/30, at Four a-Clock in the Afternoon.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, &c. Being Part of the Stock of Joseph Pote, Bookseller: Which will be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, on Monday the 16th of this Instant March, 1729-30.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One a-Clock; after which, the Sale will begin.


Connection:
Richard Sare; Henry Rhodes; Thomas Speed; Twyford ["One Half of MR.Twyford's Right  --- are the Prperty of MR.Sare per Assingment"]; George Sawbridge

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies and Shares of Copies: Being Part of the Stocks of the Late Mr.Richard Sare, Mr.Henry Rhodes, Mr.Thomas Speed, &c. Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen;s-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Monday the 21st of September, 1730. Beginning at Nine a-Clock in the Morning. At One the Company will be entertain'd with a good Dinner and a Glass of Wine.


Connection:
Awnsham Churchill, John Laurence; Thomas Speed, Meredith

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, and Shares of Copies, Being Part of the Stock of the Late Mr.Awnsham Churchill, Mr.John Laurence, and Mr.Thomas Speed; Which will be Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater Noster Row, on Thursday the 10th of December, 1730, beiginning exactly at Five a-Clock in the Evening, if but Ten Buyers in the Room. There will be a Glass of Good Wine and an handsome Supper.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, and Parts of Copies, Being Part of the Stock of the Late Mr.John Sprint, Bookseller; Which will be sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater Noster Row, on Monday the First Day of March 1730,1, beginning at Nine of the Clock in the Morning.  At One the Company will be entertain'd with a Good Dinner and a Glass of Wine.


Catalogue:
To be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers, All the remaining Stock of Campbell's Vitruvius in Quires, large and small Paper.  Likewie the following Shares of Copy and Plates, being all that belonged to Colen Campbell Esq; Deceased, and Mr.Joseph Smith Bookseller. On Monday, Apr the fifth, 1731, at St.Martin's le Grand  Coffee-House, near Newgate-street.  To begin as soon as Dinner is over, which is ordered to be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound and in Quires, and Copies and Parts of Copies.  Being Part of the Stock of the late Mr.John Hooke, Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only; At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-noster Row, on Monday the 31st Day of May, 1731. At One the Company will be entertained with a good Dinner and a Glass of Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Copies, and Shares of Copies; Being the Entire Stock of the Late MR.James Woodman: Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only; At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, On Monday the 19th Day of July 1731, beginning at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon.  At One the Company will be Entertain'd with a Good Dinner, and a Glass of Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Quire Books and Copies of Mr.Thomas Green: To be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at MR.Ballard's Coffee-house, near St.Paul's, on Monday next, the Thirteenth of March, beginning exactly at four of the Clock in the Afternoon.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books Bound and in Quires; Together with Several Copies, and Shares of Copies, Being the Remains of the Stocks of several Booksellers deceased; Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Monday the 6th of this instant November, 1732; beginning exactly at Ten o'Clock with the bound Books.  At One the Company will be entertained with a good Dinner, and a Glass of Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and of Copies and Parts of Copies: Being the remaining Part of the Stock of Mr.John Wyat, Deceased. Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Monday the Nineteenth of February [1732/3], beginning at Eleven a-Clock.  At One the Company will be Entertained with a good Dinner, and Glass of Wine.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.42; ESTC - T129903 [a Mrs.Wyat mentioned]


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, To be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, On Monday, January 21, 1733-4. At the Queen's-Head in Pater-Noster-Row; beginning at Ten o'-Clock. At One the Company will be entertain'd with a good Dinner, and a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Being Part of the Stocks of Mr.Charles King, later of Westminster-Hall; and Mr.John Darby, Deceas'd: Which will be Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster Row; On Tuesday, the 25th of June, 1734, beginning at Eleven in the Morning: Dinner will certainly be on the Table at One a-Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Sock of Mr.Thomas Warner, deceased, containing his Books in quires, Pamphlets, and Copies; Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster. At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster Row, on Tuesday, October 8. 1734, beginning exactly at Ten in the Morning, there being a great Number of Articles to be sold, and the Dinner will be on the Table at One.


Catalogue:
The Remaining Part of Mr.Warner's Stock, containing His Bound-Books, Pamphlets, Waste-Paper, Copies &c. will be Sold by Auction to Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster Row, on Tuesday the 15th Instant, beginning exactly at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon; there being above 500 Articles to sell, besides the Copies; and the Company will entertained with Supper and a Glass of Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Great Musick-Room at the Castle-Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, on Tuesday the 11th of this Instant November [1735]. To begin at 11 o'Clock.  A very elegant Dinner will be on the Table at One o'Clock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.47; ESTC - T209589. A distinct slip, annotated [Lot 70, Astley, Novr.11.1735], "To be Sold at this Sale, The whole Copy of Switzer's Hydrostaticks and Plates ---" = ESTC - T209599]


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound and in Quires, To be sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster only' on Tuesday, Febraury 24th, 1735-6. At the Queen's Head in Pater-noster Row; beginning at 10 o'Clock.  At One, the company will be entertain'd with a Good Dinner, and a Glass of Good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, with Copies, and Shares of Copies; being The Remaining Stock of Mrs.Bowyer, who has left off Trade: Which will be sold by Auction, to a Select Number of Booksellers, at the King's-Arms Tavern (Mr.Truby's) in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday the 18th Day of May, 1736. Beginning at Eleven a-Clock.  Dinner will certainly be on the Table at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Chiefly Bound, and in Quires, with Some Copies;  Which will be Sold by Auction at the Rose Tavern, at Temple-Bar, on Tuesday, the 21st Instant.  Dinner will certainly be on the Table exactly at One.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.52.  "Precise dating of this sale is ipossible, but it certainly took place in or after 1735, since one of the books offered for sale here is the four-volume Dublin edition os Swift's works, published in that year."; ESTC T209612


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Shares of Copies, Lately belonging to Mrs.Bowyer, To be Sold by Auction to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only;  On Tuesday, January the 11th, 1736. At the Queen's Head in Pater-noster Row; beginning at Ten o'Clock. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies being the Stock of Mr.Richard Williamson, Booksller, Which will be Sold by Auction To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, March the 15th, 1736-7.  At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-nosterRow; beginning at Teno'Clock. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the Stock of Mr.Timothy Hatchett, deceased, Which will be Sold To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, April the 26th, 1737. At the Queen's Head in Pater-noster-Row; beginning at Ten o'Clock.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Connection:
Daniel Browne snr. ["Copies of" Sam.Illidge]

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires: Being the Remainder of the Stock of Mr.Daniel Browne snr. Deceased. Which will be sold by Auction, to a select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Paternoster-Row; on Tuesday June 14, 1737, beginning at Eleven a-Clock. Dinner will certainly be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being Part of the Stock of Mr.John Walthoe, senior. Which will be Sold by Auction To a Select Number of booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Thursday, July 28 [altered to read Tuesday, August 2d] 1737; at the Queen's Head in Pater-noster-Row.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of Good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books, Bound and in quires, Together with Several Copies, and Shares of Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, August the 23d, 1737; at the Queen's-Head in Pater-Noster-Row. An elegant Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books (Bound and Quires) and Copies, Being the Stock of Mr.Tho.Worrall, Bookseller; Which will be sold, by Auction, to a select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at his late Dwelling-House, opposite St.Dunstan's-Church, in Fleet-street, on Thursday, Nov.10, 1737. Beginning at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Plays and Copies, Part of the Stock of Mr.William Feales; Which will be Sold by Auction (To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only) on Thursday November 17, 1737, at the Queen's-Head in Pater-Noster-Row. Beginning punctually at Ten o'Clock in the Morning. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of Good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the remaining Part of the Stock of Mr.Richard Williamson, Bookseller, deceased, Which will be Sold by Auction To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, November 29. 1737; at The Queen's Head in Pater-noster Row. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of Good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Cagalogue of Book Bound and in Quires, and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only, On Thursday, Dec.22.1737, at the Queen's-Head in Pster-Noster-Row.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being Part of the Stock of Mr.Richard Wilkin, Which will be sold by Auction To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, February 7. 1738; at the Queen's Head in Pater-noster Row. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of Good Wine.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.61; ESTC - T129915; [QUERY 1739 n.s.? - ! my diary Tuesday = 7 Feb 1738 n.s. ]


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold by Auction, To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, Feb.21, 1737-8. At the Queen's Head in Pater-noster-Row, beginning at 10 o'Clock.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, to a Select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, On Thursday, Feb.23. 1737-8. at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
The Following Copies and Parts of Copies Of the Late Mr.Benjamin Sprint, Bookseller, Will be disposed of by Auction among a Select Number of Booksellers; At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tuesday the 11th of April 1738, at eleven in the Forenoon.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be sold by Auction at the Queen's-Head in Pater-noster Row, on Tuesday next, May 9


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Shares of Copies, To be Sold by Auction to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, June the 20th, 1738. At the Queen's Head in Pater-noster Row; Beginning at Ten o'Clock. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge [sic] of Books in Quires, Being the Stock of Mr.Francis Clay, deceas'd, With his Copies, and Shares of Copies: Which will be sold by Auction to a select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-noster Row, on Tuesday, September 12, 1738, beginning at Eleven a-clock.  Dinner will certainly be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of the remaining Part of the Stock of Magna Britannia, in Six volumes Quarto, with the whole of the Copy, and Plates: Which will be sold by Auction (in one Lot) at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 5th October 1738. Immediately after the Sale of MR Ford's Stock is finished.  The Stock to viewed at the Castle-Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, till the time of Sale.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Bound, and the Remainder of the Quire Stock of the late Mr.Richard Ford, deceased: Together with his Copies; Which will be sold by Auction at the Queen's-Head in Pater-noster Row, on Tuesday the 14th of November, 1738.  Dinner will be on the Table exacty at One


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the remaining Part of the Stck of Mr.Walthoe, Senior.  Which will be Sold by Auction to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only; On Tuesday, January  the 23d 1738/9. At the Queen's Head in Pater-noster Row; beginning at Eleveno'Clock. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Books in Quires, and Copies, of Mr.Olive Payne, Bankrupt, To be Sold (For the Advantage of his Creditors,) to the Booksellers of London and Westminster.  At the Queen's-Head-Tavern in Paternoster-Row, on Thursday April 12, 1739; beginning exactly at Threeo'Clock in the Afternoon.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires; being The Remaining Part of the Stock of Mr.Francis Clay, deceas'd.  Which will be sold by Auction, to a select Number of Booksellers of London and Weestminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Paternoster-Row, on Tuesday, June the 26th, 1739, beginning at 11o'Clock.  Dinner will certainly be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in Quires, together with Copies and Shares of Copies; Being the Stock of Mr.Joseph Hazard, Sen. Leaving off Trade; Which will be sold to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern, in Pater-noster Row, On Tuesday, October the 9th, 1739. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at one o'Clock.


Catalogue:
London, nov. 21, 1739.  To-morrow being Thursday the 22d of this Inst.Nov. At the Rose Tavern, Temple-Bar, Will be Sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, The following Books, with some Hundred others, Bound, and in Quires, Being the Stock of a Bookseller, Who is Leaving off Trade in London. The Sale will begin at Ten in the Forenoon if but Six Buyers present, and a good Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction to the highest Bidder, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-noster-Row, on Tuesday the 27th of November, 1739. Dinner will be on the Table at Half and Hour after One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, (Bound and in Quires,) being the Stock of a Bookseller, Which will be sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Orw, on Thursday the 13th of December, 1739. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Copies, and Remaing Part of the Quire-Stock of Mr.George Conyers, Deceas'd; Which will be Sold by Auction, at the Queen's-Head, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday next, being the 14th of February, 1739-40. To begin at Three of the Clock; for his Executrix.


Connection:
Ranew Robinson; "Remaining Copies and copper-Plates of the late John Nicholson".

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Mr.Ranew Robinson, Deceas'd; and also Part of his Books in Quires, In One Hundred and Sixteen Lots.  Will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of Lodon and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern in Paternoster-Row, on Tesday the 0th Day of September, 1740. Beginning at Teno'Clock, if Ten Buyers only are present. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, being Part of the Stock of Mr Ranew Robinson, Deceas'd; which Will be sold by Aucion to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-noster-row, on Thursday the 25th of September, 1740. Beginning at Eleven o'Clock, if Ten Buyers only are present.  Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only, at the Queen's Head Tavern, in Pater-noster Row, On Tuesday the 30th of September, 1740.  Beginning at Eleven o'Clock. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Bound Books: Being Part of the Library of Sir Samuel Marwood, Bart. Deceased.  Together with a Small Parcel of Books in Quires, Copies, and Shares of Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers at the Rose Tavern, Temple-Bar, on Thursday next, the 16th of this Instant October. (1740) The Sale to begin at Eleven 0'Clock in the Forenoon, if but ten Buyers Present.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good old Port.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue Of the Remainder of the Quire-Stock; And also the Copies Belonging to the Late Mr Ranew Robinson, Which will be sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head-Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, On Thursday the 20th of November, 1740, beginning at Eleven o'Clock. Dinner to be on the Table at One preceisely.


Connection:
[Birt, Brown, Bathurst]; Robert Knaplock; Benjamin Motte

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, With the Copies of the late Mr.Robert Knaplock, and part of Mr.Benjamin Motte's. Which will be Sold by Auction to a Select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tuesday the 9th of December 1740, beginning at 11 o'Clock. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Lately belonging to Mr.John Pemberton, deceas'd.  Which will be Sold by Auction to a Select Number of Booksllers of London and Westminster only, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row. on Thursday the 8th of January 1740, at Eleveno'Clock in the Morning.  Dinner will be on the Table at One of the Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catlogue of Books in quires, and Bound, and Copies, Being the entire Stock of a Booksller, Which will be Sold At the Rose Tavern, Temple-Bar, On Thursday January 22d, 1740/1. To a Selcet Number of Booksllers. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One, with a Glass of good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound and Quires, and Copies: Being the Entire Stock of Mr.Richard Wellington; which will be sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern, in Pater-noster Row, On Thursday the 20th of August, 1741. Beginning at 11 o'Clock, there being a large Number of Articles to sell. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
The following Copies and Shares to be sold at the Queen's-Head, Paternoster-Row, August 20, 1741.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the Stock of Mr.Edward Symon, deceased. Which will be sold by Auction to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster only, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, on Tuesday the 1st of September. {1741}  Dinner will be on Table exactly at One of the Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; Containing The remaing Part of the Stock of Mr.Robert Gosling, Deceas'd; which Will be sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-noster-row, on Tuesday the 27th October, 1741.  N.B. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound and in Quires; being the Stock of A Booksller, lately left off Trade. Which will be Sold by Auction to a select Number of booksellers of London and Westminster only, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-noster-Row, on Thursday the 25th of February, 1741-2.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One of the Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound and in Quires, Together with Shares of Copies, Which will be Sold by auction to a select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, on Tuesday, March 16, 1741-2.  N.B. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound and in Quires, Together with some Copies and Shares of Copies, Which will be Sold to a Select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-row, on Thursday the Fifteenth of April, 1742. N.B. Dinner will  be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound and in Quires; being the Stock of Mr.Meshach Steene, Deceas'd. Which will be Sold, to a Select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tudsday the 11 th of May, 1742.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Connection:
John Wood; "Copies formerly belongin to Mr Thomas Cockerill, of which Mr.John Wood's Sare is one Sixth, (except such Copies which formerly belonged to Mr.Humphrey Mosely"

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, being Part of the Stock of Mr John Wood; Will be sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tuesday the 15th of June 1742. N.B. Dinner positively will be on the Table at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound, in Quires, and copies, Lately belonging to Mr.Fletcher Gyles, deceased. Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Rose-Tavern without Temple-Bar, on Tuesday the Twenty Second of this instant June, 1742.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at half an Hour past One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
The Entire Stock, Bound and in Quires, of Mr.John Hawkins, deceased, Will be Sol to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, on Thursday June 24, 1742.  At the Queen's-Head-Tavern in Paster-nostr-row. Dinner will be on the Table at One o'Clock, there being a large Number of bound Books to sell.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; (Being the Stock of Mr.Francis Gosling.) Which will be sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster Row; on Tuesday, the 5th of October, 1742. N.B. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One of the Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound and in Quires, and Copies, Being the Stocks of Mr.William Hinchclifffe and of Mr.John Carter, deceased.  Which will be sold by Auction to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster Row, on Thursday the 2d of December, 1742.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One of the  Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound and in Quires, Which will be sold by Auction: To a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Head Tavern in Paternoster Row, on Thursday, Dec. 23. 1742. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
The Following Copies and Parts of Copies Belonging to D.Midwinter, Will be disposed of by Auction among a Select Number of Booksellers; At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 4th of August 1743, at Eleven in the Forenoon.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at one o'Clock.'


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster at the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tuesday the Eighth of November 1743.  Dinner will be on the Table at One of the Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 15th Day of December, 1743.  Dinner will be on the Table at One of the Clock.


Catalogue:
The following Copies, and Parts of Copies, and Books in Quires, belonging to Thomas Osborne, will be disposed of by Auction, To a select Number of Booksellers, At the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the Ninth of February, 1743-4, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One of the Clock, consisting of Turkies and Chines, Hams and Chickens, Apple-Pies, &c. and a Glass of very good Wine.


Connection:
[Chandler]; "Assignees of Mr.William Feales".

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound and in Quires; Together with Some Copies, and Shares of Copies: Which Will be Sold by Auction, to a select Number of the Boosellers of London and Westminster, t the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Paster-noster-Row, on Thursday, February 14, 1744-5. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Copies and Parts of Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction To the Regular Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-row, on Thursday the Ninth of May, 1745, beginning at Eleven o'Clock precisely, if Ten Byers are present.  N.B. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in Quires; Togeth with Some copies and Shares of Copies: Which Will be Sold by Auction, to a select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-noster-Row, on Tuesday, September the 10th, 1745.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound, and Quires, and Copies, being the Entire Stock of Mr.Thomas Harris: Which will be Sold At the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Paternoster-Row, on Tuesday the 21st of January, 1745. Beginning at Eleven of the Clock, If Ten Buyers are present, there being a great many Bound Books to be sold.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Remaining Bound Stock, the Books in Quires and Copies, of Mr.Caesar Ward, of York, Bookseller, Which will be sold by Auction, to a select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Rose Tavern, without Temple-Bar, on Thursday, February 27. 1745-6. Dinner will be on Table precisely at One.


Connection:
Francis Cogan; "A few Articles life of the Stock of Caesar Ward"

Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books, Bound and in Quires: With Copies and Shares of Copies: (Being the Stock of Mr.Francis Cogan, a Bankrupt:) Which will be sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Rose-Tavern, without Temple-Bar, on Thursday the 10th day of Jly, 1746. To begin Selling of the Bound Books at Ten in the Forenoon, if Eight Buyers present; there being a Great Number of Articles to sell. N.B. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
The Following Copies, and Books in Quires, Will be disposed of by Auction, To a select Number of Booksellers, At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tuesday the Fourteenth of October, 1746, at eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One of the Clock consisting of Turkies and Chines, Hams and Chickens, Geese, Giblet and Apple-Pies. &c. an a Glass of very good Wine.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies. Being the Remaining Part of the Stock of Mr.John Osborn, deceased: Which will be sold by Auction, at the Queen's Head Tavern in Pater-noster Row, on Tuesday, November the 11th , 1746.  N.B. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copiies, Which will be Sold To a select Number of Booksellers, At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tuesday the 13th of January, 1746-7, beginning at Twelveo'Clock.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One of the Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies Which will be Sold by Auction, to The Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, On Thursday January 21, 1747-8. N.B. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires; With Copies, and Shares of Copies: Being the Stock of Mr.Henry Pemberton, Deceased: Which will be Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, on Tuesday the 25th of October, 1748. beginning at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.  N.B. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.114; ESTC - T129933; Cf. Mrs.Hinxman sale - 3 May 1764.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books in Quires, and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row, on Tuesday the 13th Day of February, 1749. Dinner to be on the Table at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books bound and in Quires, and Copies, Being the Stock of Mr.William Parker, Deceased: Which will be Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-row, on Thursday the 16th of March, 1748-9. Beginning at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, if ten Buyers are present.  N.B. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold by Auction, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 13th of December, 1750.  Dinner will be upon Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Copies and Shares of Copies with Books in Quires, of Mr.Stephen Austen, deceased, Which will be sold by Auction to Booksellers, at the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-Noster Row, on Thursday the 1st of August, 1751.  N.B. To begin punctually as the Clock strikes Five in the Afternoon.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; Being the Entire Stock of Mr.John Osborn Who has left off Trade: Which will be sold by Auction At the Queen's-Head Tvern in Pater-noster-Row, on Thursday the 14th of November, 1751.  N.B. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.119; ESTC - T129936; Cf. Mrs.Hinxman's Sale - 3 May 1764


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; Being the remaining Stock of Mr.John Osborn Who has left off Trade: Which will be Sold by Auction At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, on Tuesday the 19th of November, 1751. N.B. To begin at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 6th February, 1752.  Dinner will be upon Table exactly at One o'Clock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.121; ESTC - T129938  [QUERY 1752 n.s. - appears to be!]


Connection:
Thomas Woodward [p.6 = Books and Copies left unsold at Mr.John Osborn's Sale]

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies;  Being the entire Stock of Mr.Tho.Woodward, Deceas'd. Which will be Sold by Auction At the Queen's-Head Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, on Thursday the 12th Day of March 1752.  N.B. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.122; ESTC - T12939; Cf. Mrs.Hinxman's Sale - 3 May 1764


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, To be Sold at the Queen's-Head-Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 1st Day of February, 1753.  Dinner will be on the Table precisely at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, In Quires and Copies, Being the Stocks of Mr.George Strahan, and Mr.Joseph Davidson, Deceased;  Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Head Tavern in Paternoster-Row, on Thursday, April 5, 1753.  Dinner to be on the Table at One o'Clock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.124;  Xerox = pp.1-2,5-6 only


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, which will be Sold by Auction To a Select Number of Booksellers, At the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 28th of March, 1754.  Dinner will be on Table precisely at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold to a select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's Head in Pater-noster-Row, On Thursday the 26th of September, 1754.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's-Head in Pater-noster Row, On Thursday Nov. 7, 1754.  Dinner will be on Table at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; Which will be Sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's-Head-Tavern in Pater-noster-Row, On Tuesday, the Tenth of December, 1754, Beginning at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, if Ten Buyers are present. N.B. Dinner will be on the Table exactly at One o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, To be Sold at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday the 6th Day of February, 1755.  Dinner will be on the Table precisely at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Part of the Stock of Mr.John Knapton, To be Sold at the Queen's-Head Tavern, in Pater-Noster-Row, on Thursday, September 25, 1755. The Sale will begin punctually at 12 o'Clock, and Dinner will be on the Table at Two.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Including the remaining Part of the Stock of Mr.Thomas Cox, deceased, and Mrs.Mary Senex. Which will be sold by Auction, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church Yard, (The Queen's Head Tavern, in Pater-noster Row, being converted to another Use) On Tuesday, December 16, 1755. Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Part of the Stock in Trade Of the late Mr.Samuel Birt: To be Sold at the Queen's-Arms Tavern in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, Feb.5, 1756.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at Tow o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Being Part of the Stock of the Late Mr.Thomas Longman, deceased, which will Be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's-Arms, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, April 8, 1756. Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the Remainder of the Stock in Trade Of the late Mr.Samuel Birt: To be Sold at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church Yard, on Thursday October 7, 1756.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being Part of the Stock of Mr. Richard Ware, deceased, To be Sold, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, November 4, 1756.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, And Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday the 13th Day of January, 1757.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being Part of the Stock of the late Mr William Innys, to be sold At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, February 17, 1757.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue Of the Remaining Part of The Quire-Stock of the late Mr.Charles Davis, Which will be sold by Auction At the Queen's Tavern, in St.Paul's Church Yard, On Thursday, April 21, 1757.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Being the Stock of Mr James Hodges, to be sold At the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, July 14, 1757.  The Sale to begin at Eleven o'Clock, if Twelve Buyers present.  The Company is desired to be early, the Catalogue being very large.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.139.   A strip with the above date has been pasted over the original date of Tuesday, 12 Jul 1757.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, And Copies, to be sold at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday the Tenth Day of November, 1757.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, And Copies; to be sold at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday the Eighth Day of December, 1757.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock, precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, To be Sold by Auction At the Horn Tavern in Fleet Street, [altered in MS = Queen's Arms St Pauls Ch.Yard] on Thursday, the 12th Day of January 1758.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Bound and Quire Stock, and Copies, Of Mr.Edmund Comyns Bookseller, Deceas'd: which will be sold to a select Number of Booksellers, At the Queens Arms Tavern in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday the 20th of June, 1758.  Dinner on the Table precisely at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, And Copies, to be sold at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday the 7th Day of September, 1758.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Quire-Stock and Copies, of a Bookseller, Going into another Way of Business; to be sold At the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday November 28, 1758.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Connection:
Arthur Bettesworth; Thomas Bettesworth Esq.

Catalogue:
The following Copies, and Shares of Copies, Formerly belong to Mr.Arthur Bettesworth, With some Books, late the Property of Thomas Bettesworth, Esq; Will be peremptorily Sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster; at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Thursday, January 18, 1759.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, To be Sold at the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  On Tuesday, the 30th Day of January, 1759.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, And Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-yard, on Tuesday the 6th Day of February, 1759.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Copies and Shares of Copies, Belonging to the late Mr.Edward Wicksteed, Which will be dispos'd of to a select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, on Thursday the [8th] of February, 1759.  Dinner will be on the Table precisely at Two o'Cock.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.149.  Date corrected in ms. The printed original is - Thursday, 1 February 1759.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-yard, on Tuesday the 20th Day of February, 1759, Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.150; p.4 Mr.Whitridge is mentioned.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Quire Stock and Copies of Henry Lintot, Esquire, deceased, Which will be Sold by Auction to a select Number Of the Booksellers of London and Westminster; at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard,  On Thursday, April 26, 1759.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Intire Quire Stock and Copies of Mr.Thomas Astley, deceased, Which will be Sold by Auction to a select Number Of the Booksellers of London and Westminster: at the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Thursday next, the 17th of May, 1759.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the Stock of Mr.Thomas Trye, Bookseller, Deceased: Which will be Sold by Auction, To a Select Number of Booksellers, At the Queen's Arms Tavern in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, May the 29th, 1759. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books bound and in Quires, and Copies, Being the Remainder of the Stock of Mr.Edward Wicksteed, deceased; Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church Yard, On Thursday, the Second of August, 1759.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, And Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-yard, on Thursday the 27th Day of September, 1759.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, In Quires and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, To a Select Number of Booksellers, On Thursday, October 11, 1759, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern in St.Paul's Church-yard.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires Which will be Sold by Auction to a select Number Of the Booksellers of London and Westminster; at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Tuesday, October 23, 1759.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires And Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-yard, on Thursday, [13th] December <1>, 1759.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.158. Date corrected in ms., the printed original is - "December 6, 1759".


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Copies, and Shares of Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster; at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Tuesday, January 8, 1760.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Copies, and Shares of Copies, of Messrs. James Rivington and James Fletcher, Which will be Sold by Auction, by Order of the Assignees, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster; at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Thursday, April 3d, 1760.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in Quires and Copies, Including those belonging to Mr.William Meadows, Lately Deceased: Which will be Sold, At the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, June the 5th, 1760.  Dinner will be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books  in Quires, being the Stock of Mr.John Ward, deceased; Which will be sold by Auction, on Tuesday, August 12, 1760, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Thursday [Tuesday] the 2d. [7th] Day of October, 1760.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.163.  Date corrected in ms., the printed original is - Thursday, 2 Oct 1760.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Tuesday the 4th Day of November, 1760.  Dinner to be on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, late the Property of Mr.John Ward, deceased; Which will be sold by Auction, on Thursday, January 8, 1761, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold by Auction To a Select Number of Booksellers; at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday the 20th of January, 1761.  Dinner will be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
Supplement to a Catalogue of Books, Which will be Sold by Auction, To a select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard.  On Tuesday the 20th of January, 1761.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, And Copies, To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday the 24th Day of February 1761.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be sold by Auction, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, April 9, 1761.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, on Tuesday September 29, 1761. At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Being part of the Stock of Mr.John Shuckburgh, Deceased. Which will be sold by Auction, on Tuesday, October 20, 1761.  At the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner will be on the Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, on Thursday, December 10, 1761.  At the Queen's-Arms Tavern in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner will be on the Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
To be Sold, By Order of the Assignee, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms, St.Paul's Church-yard, on Thursday 10th Dec.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of all the Copies and Shares of Copies, And the Remainder of the Quire Books of Mr.Daniel Browne, Deceas'd; Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, On Thursday, July 22, 1762.  Dinner will be on the Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be sold by Auction, On Tuesday, the 19th Day of October, 1762. At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard. Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, On Thursday, December 9, 1762.  At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Being the Entire Stock of Mr.John Clarke, Leaving off Trade, Which will be sold by Auction, On Tuesday, the 14th Day of December, 1762, in the Afternoon, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's church-Yard.  Coffee and Tea will be ready at Four o'Clock, and the Sale begin as soon as St.Paul's Cock strikes Five.


Connection:
[Millar & Brown] ; See p.4 = "The Remainder of Mr.Daniel Browne's Stock".

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires. To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, January 13, 1763.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Being the Remainder of the Stock of Mr.Richard Manby, Who hath Left off Trade, Which will be sold by Auction, On Tuesday, the 18th Day of January, 1763, in the Afternoon, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Coffee and Tea will be ready at Five o'Clock, and the Sale begin as soon as St.Paul's Clock strikes Six.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books and Copies. To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, January 27, 1763.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, The remaining Part of the Stock of Mr.John Noon, deceased;  Which will be Sold by Auction To a Select Number of Booksellers, On Thursday Afternoon, the 10th of February, 1763, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard.  Coffee and Tea will be on the Table at Five 0'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books In Quires and Copies, (Being the Stock of a Bookseller leaving off Business in London) Will be Sold to A Select Number of Booksellers, At the Queen's-Arms-Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday, February 22, 1763.  N.B. To begin punctually at Four of the Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be sold by Auction, at the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, March 10th, 1763.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Connection:
[Sr James Hodges]; p.5 = "A List of some, amongst many other, of Wellington's Copies".

Catalogue:
The following Copies, and Shares of Copies, Will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-yard, On Thursday, April 21, 1763.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; Which will be Sold to [the Bo]oksellers of London and Westminster, [At t]he Queen's-Arms-Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, June 9 [16], 1763.  Dinner will be on the Table at Two o'Clock exactly.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.183. Date corrected in ms., the printed original is - Thursday, 9 Jun 1763.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books and Copies.  To be Sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday, October 11, 1763.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, October 27, 1763.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, [At] the Queen's-Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-yard, on Thursday, December 8th, 1763.  Dinner will be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.186; None of the Copies Sold.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Bound and Quire Stock and Copies of Mr.William Fenner, Who hath retired from Business, With some other Saleable Books in Quires, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, January 26, 1764.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, to be sold at the Queen's Arms, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, February 16th 1764.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, to be sold at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, March 15, 1764.  Dinner to be on the Table t Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, The Property of Mrs.Hinxman, leaving off Trade, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, April 26, 1764.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Connection:
Mrs.Hinxman; "Bought at"  - Pemberton's Sale 25 Oct 1748; Osborn's Sale 14 Nov 1751; Woodward Sale 12 Mar 1752.

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Copies Of Mrs.Hinxman, leaving off Trade,  Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, May 3, 1764, in the Afternoon.  Coffee and Tea will be ready at Four o'Clock, and the Sale begin as soon as St.Paul's Clock strikes Five.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.191 "N.B. Of some few Articles of Books not sold on Thursday last, there are a Number left, which will be put up, if the Company are disposed to bid for them, before the Copies are sold."


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, [to t]he Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, May 29, 1764. [Coffee] and Tea will be on the Table at fouro'Clock in the Afternoon, and the Sale to begin as soon as St.Paul's Clock strikes Five.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, September 20, 1764.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books Bound, and in Quires and Copies, Being the Stock of a Bookseller leaving off Trade, Which must be sold without Reserve, by Auction. To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Globe Tavern, in Fleet-Street, On Tuesday, October 9, 1764.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Books in Quires, and Copies, of Mr.George Kearsley, a Bankrupt, Which will be Sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, October 16, 1764.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the Remainder of the Stock of a Partnership lately dissolved, Which will be Sold by Auction, To the booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, November 13, 1764.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Connection:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be sold by Auction, On Tuesday, December 11, 1764. At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Connection:
Charles Hitch [ Conger; Feales; Harris; Launece; Edward Midwinter; Wellington]

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, The Stock of the late Charles Hitch, Esquire, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, January 8, 1765.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold by Auction At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday Jan. 22, 1765.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, to be sold at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday [Tuesday], February 21[6], 1765.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.200. Date is corrected in ms., the original is - Thursday, 21 Feb 1765.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, April 23, 1765.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Being the Remainder of the Stock of a Partnership lately dissolved, Which will be Sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, June 20, 1765.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, October 8, 1765.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely..


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's Aarms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, Novebmer 12, 1765. Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Being the Genuine Stock of Mrs.Mary Richardson, Which will be sold by Auction, On Tuesday, January 14, 1766, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction; On Tuesday, February 18, 1766, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, To be sold at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, March 20th, 1766.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Being the Genuine Stock of Mrs. Mary Richardson, Which will be sold by Auction, On Thursday, September 18, 1766, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, October 28, 1766.   Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Which will be Sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, November 27, 1766.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, January 13, 1767. Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold by Auction At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday Jan. 27, 1767.  Dinner will be on Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in quires, to be sold at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday March 10th, 1767.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, including The whole remaining Stock of Mr.Robert Withy, To be sold to a select Company of Booksellers, at the Globe Tavern, in Fleet-street, on Thursday, May 21. 1767.  Dinner to be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, being the Genuine Stock of Jacob and Richard Tonson, Esqrs. Which will be sold by Auction, To a select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, May 26, 1767.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, being the Genuine Stock of Mr.Thomas Osborne, of Gray's-Inn, Which will be sold by Auction, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, July 28, 1767.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue [of] Copies and Shares of Copies of Jacob and Richard Tonson, Esqrs. Which will be Sold by Auction, To a select Number of the Booksellers of London and Westminster, [at] the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday, August 18, 1767.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
Sir, On Thursday next, 22d October, 1767, the Share of the late Mr.Waugh in Dr.Watts's Copies will be sold, at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-yard; and as they never came into any Sale before, I take the Liberty of sending you the following Particulars. I am Sir, Your most humble Servant, W.Fenner. 19th October, 1767. ---

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.218. Not really a sale catalogue, but rather a printed announcement of the sale. It lists 24 copyrights.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, being the Remainder of the Stock of Catherine and Richard Ware, Leaving off the Booksellling Business, Which will be Sold by Auction. At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Tuesday December 15, 1767.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, Which will be Sold by Auction, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday January 28, 1768.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, to be sold at the Queen's Arms in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday [the 10th of] March 3d, 1768.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.

Notes:
Belanger 2, no.221. Dated corected in ms., the original is - Thursday, 3 Mar 1768.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Being the Genuine Stock of Mrs.Anne Shuckburgh, Leaving off Trade, Which will be sold by Auction, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, July 28, 1768.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, being the Entire Stock in Quires, and Copies, of Mess.Wilson and Fell, Booksellers; Which will be sold by Auction, without reserve, At the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church Yard, On Thursday, August 11, 1768. Dinner to be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, To the Booksellers of London and Westminster, At the Queen's-Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, On Thursday, October 13, 1768.  Dinner will be on the Table at Two o'Clock exactly.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, Which will be sold by Auction, to a select Company of Booksellers, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, in St.Paul's Church-yard, on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 1768.  Dinner to be on the Table exactly at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; being the Genuine Stock of Mr.William Sandby.  Which will be sold by Auction, without Reserve, To a select Number of Booksellers, At the Globe Tavern, in Fleet Street, On Thursday, December 15, 1768.  Dinner to be on Table at Half and Hour after Two precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, which will be sold To a Select Company of Booksellers in Lond and Westminster, On Thursday, March 22d, 1792. At the london Coffee-House, Ludgate-Hill.  Dinner will be on Table at Half past Two precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalouge of Books in Quires, Propsed for sale To a Select Number of Booksllers, at the prices annexed.  Orders to be sent to F. and C.Rivington, No.62, St.Paul's Churchyard. --- Notes to be dated January 9, 1798, on which Day the Sale will be closed.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in Quires, which will be sold to a Select Company of Booksllers of London and Westminster, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, On Friday, the 26th September, 1806.  Venison on Tble at Two o'Clock to a Minute.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books and Copies, which will be sold On Thursday, November the 13th, 1806, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard.  The Venison on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A catalogue of books, in quires, which will be sold to a select company of booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Friday, the 26th September, 1806.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, Bound, and in Sheets, which will beSold to A Select Company of Booksllers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Wednesday, December 10th, 1806.  Dinner on Table at Half Past Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in Quires and Bound, with the Copy-right; being the stock of Mr.Thomas Kay: which will be Sold to a Select Company of Booksellers, at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-Street, on Wednesday, Jun 24, 1807.  Dinner will be on Table at Half-past Two o'Clock Precisely.


Catalogue:
London, August 8, 1807. A Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday, August 11, 1807. Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
Supplementary Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Wednesday, Aug.19, 1807.  Tea and Coffee at Five o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, which will be Offered to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday, August 25th, 1807.  Dinner on Table at Three o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, &c. which will be Sold to the Booksllers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday, October 6th, 1807.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, &c. which will be Sold to a Select Company of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Thursday, the 15th October, 1807. Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock to a Minute.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, which will be Offered, or Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday and Friday, November 26 and 27, 1807.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A catalogue of books in quires, and copies, which will be offered, or sold by auction, to the booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday and Friday, November 26 and 27, 1807


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies; which will be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, on Wednesday, the 16th of December, 1807, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside.  Dinner on Table at Half past Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, being the Entire Stock of the late Mr.Thomas Ostell, which will be Offered or Sold by Auction, without reserve, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, on Thursday, the 17th day of December, 1807. At the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard.  Dinner on Table at Half pas Two, precisely.


Connection:
[Stockdale]; Geo.Nichol and Son - John Reeve Esq.

Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in !uires, &c. which will be Sold to a Select Company of Booksellers, of London and Westminster, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Thursday, the 26th of May, 1808.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock to a Minute.

Notes:
p.4 -"The Trade are informed, that the whole remaing Stock of Bibles and Common Prayers, Published by Messrs. Geo Nichol and Son, for John Reeves, Esq. Will be sold in Thirty Lots in this Ale. - Printed Particulars will be sent to the Booksellers ---."


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, on Thursday, the 6th of October, 1808, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock.

Notes:
N.B. The date "Thursday, the 6th" has been altered in ms. To read "Wednesday, the 5th" on the catalogue.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Bound, which will be Sold without reserve, to a Select  Number of Booksellers, of London and Westminster, at the Globe Tavern, Fleet Street, on Thursday, the 6th Day of October, 1808.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in Quires, and Bound which will be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Thursday, the 15th of December, 1808.  Dinner on the Table at Three o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
December 24th, 1808. A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, also some Books Bound, Boards, &c. Manuscripts, and Copper-plates, which will be offered, or Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London & Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee House, St.Paul's Church Yard, on Tuesday, December 27th, 1808.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, which will be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Horn Tavern, Doctors' Commons, on Thursday, February the 9th, 1809.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, &c. which will be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Tuesday, March 7th, 1809.  Dinner to be on the Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, &c. and Copies Which will be offered to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee House, St.Paul's Church Yard, on Thursday, April 27th, 1809.  Dinner is Ordered at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires, &c and Copies, which will be offered to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Thursday, May 18, 1809.  Dinner is ordered at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in !uires, &c. which will be Sold to a Select Company of Booksellers, of London and Westminster, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Monday, the 6th of November, 1809.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock to a Minute.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be offered to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Tuesday, November 7, 1809.  Dinner is ordered at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, which will be offered, or Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Monday and Wednesday, the 13th and 15th of November, 1809.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of the Books, Copper-Plates, & Copy-Rights, being the Stock of Messrs. S.A. & H.Oddy, Booksellers, Bankrupts, which will be Sold by Auction, without Reserve, (By Order of the Assigness) by Thomas Tegg, at the Queen's Arms Tavern, St.Paul's Church-Yard, to a Select Company of the Bookslleres of London & Westminster, on Tuesday, the 13th day of November, 1809.  Tea and Coffee on the Table precisely at Five o'Clock.

Notes:
N.B. The date "13th" has been altered in ms. To read "14th" on the catalogue.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, which will be offered, or Sold by Auction, to A Select Company of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Thursday and Saturday, the 23d [sic] and 25th of November, 1809.  Dinner wil be on Table at Two o'Clock (for half-past Two Pecisely)..


Catalogue:
There will be no price List delivered, of this Sale.  A Catalogue of Books in !uires, which will be offered to a There will be no priced List delivered, of this Sale. A Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be offered to A Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Wednesday, February 7, 1810.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in !uires, &c. which will be offered to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Horn Tavern, Doctors' Commons, on Wednesday, February 21, 1810. Dinner is ordered at Two o'Clock prescisely.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires, &c. and Copy-rights, which will be Sold by Auction, by Mr.Stewart, by Order of the Assigness of Messrs. Didier & Tebbett, to the Booksellers of London & Westminster, at the Horn Tavern, Doctors Commons, on Tuesday, March 13 1810.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, which will be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Friday, the 8th of June, 1810.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be offered, or Sold by aAuction, to a Select Company of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the London Coffee-House, Ludgate-Hill, on Wednesday, the 7th of November, 1810.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock (for Halp-past Two precisely).


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires and Bound which will be offered to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Horn Tavern, Doctors' Commons, on Friday, Novebmer 9, 1810.  Dinner is ordered at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be offered, or Sold by Auction, to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Queen's Arms Coffee-House, St.Paul's Church-Yard, on Friday the 9th and Monday the 12th of November, 1810.  Dinner on Table at Half past Two o'Clock, to a Minute.

Notes:
N.B. The words "on Friday the 9th and" have been deleted, and the words "and Wednesday the 14th." have been added in ms. on the catalogue.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Copies, which will be Sold to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the London Coffee-House, Ludgate-Hill, On Thursday the 22d, and Friday the 23d of November, 1810.  Dinner at Two; will be on the table at Half past Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires and Bound, which will be offered to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Monday, 3d December, 1810.  Dinner on the Table at Two o'Clock.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, in Quires, &c. which will be offered to a Select Company of Booksellers, of London and Westminster, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, on Tuesday, the 4th of December, 1810.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock to a Minute.


Catalogue:
Catalogue of Books in Quires and Bound which will be Sold to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the Horn Tavern, Doctors' Commons, on Saturday, February 16, 1811. Dinner is ordered at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires and Boards; being Part of the Stock [of] Contable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter; retiring from business in London.  Which will be offered at fixed prices, or Sold by Auction to the Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the London Coffee-House, Ludgate-Hill, On Monday, 18th of February, 1811.  Dinner on the Table at Half past Two o'Clock to a Minute.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books in Quires, and Copies, which will be offered to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, on Thursday, February 21, 1811.  Dinner on Table at Half-past Two o'Clock, to a Minute.


Catalogue:
A Catalogue of Books, (Many of the Remainders) The Stock of Sir Richard Phillips, which will be offered to a Select Number of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the London Coffee-House, on Wednesday, the 17th of April, 1811.  Dinner on Table at Two o'Clock precisely.


Catalogue:
October 18, 1811. Catalogue of Books in Quires, which will be offered, or Sold by Auction, to a Select Company of Booksellers of London and Westminster, at the London Coffee-House, Ludgate-Hill, on Tuesday the 22d, and Friday the 25th, of October, 1811.  Dinner will be on Table at Half-past Two o'Clock, whether any person be in the room or not!


Catalogue:
Catalogue of books in quires and boards which will be offered, or sold by auction, to a select company of booksellers of London and Westminster, at the London Coffee House, Ludgate Hill, On Wednesday, January 15th, 1812.  Dinner will be on Table at Two o'Clock to a Moment.


