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London City (part 1 of 2)

Part 1 of 2 of the account of this township in The History of Madison County, Ohio, published in 1883. 15,994 words, covering 9 settlements.

Contents

12 sections

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Parts

2 pages

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The modern record here

9 settlements

What the federal record holds for each settlement inside this township: wildfires and storm reports since the 1950s, mineral workings, and museum specimens collected nearby. These are counted within a few miles of each settlement, so neighbours share them and the columns are deliberately not added up. Every row links to the settlement's own page, where each figure is broken out.

SettlementFires Storm reportsMines and quarries Specimens
Amherst Meadows---271
Brooks Edge--2237
Chevington Place---271
Elmhurst--1236
Hyde Park--1259
London-551236
London Terrace--1232
Sheffield Commons---241
Wilson (historical)--1271

Settlements in this township

9 places

Every populated place the Geographic Names Information System records inside this township's Census boundary. 0 of the 9 are named in the chapter; the rest were founded later or were never more than a post office.

The chapter

15,994 words

Reproduced complete and unedited. The text is machine-read from a scan of the 1883 printing, so expect the errors a machine makes reading a century-old page: misspelled names, dropped words, stray characters. Nothing has been corrected, because correcting a proper name invents one. The headings below are the book's own.

London City

A TEANSCEIPT of the entries in the original Eegisters to 1812 was made some years ago at the instigation of the late Dr. J. Jackson Howard, F.S.A,, Maltravers Herald Extraordinary, a former Treasurer of this Society.

The following description and short particulars of the Church have been compiled by the Eev. Thomas Bentham, M .A. Oxon, of Croydon, Curate-in-charge of the Church from 1904 to 1912 : -

The date of the first building of St. Mildred's Church is not known, but it seems probable that it was built and partly endowed by Lord Trenchaunt of St. Albans, who was buried in the Church about a.d. 1300. Near him was buried Sir John Shadworth, Lord Mayor a.d. 1401, who gave to it a parsonage house, ajrevestry and churchyard.

So early as 1307, Henry, son of William de Arderne, gave, granted and by his charter confirmed, for the maintenance of one Chaplain to celebrate divine services in the Church of St. Mildred on Bread Street, for his soul for ever, five marks and forty pence of quit rent from certain tenements which formerly were of Eobert de Turnay, in the Parish of St. Lawrence in the Jewry, for ever.

The patron saint, St. Mildred, was the daughter of Merivaldus, Prince of West Mercia. Her mother founded the Minster Abbey in the Isle of Thanet, and she herself founded a new abbey in Thanet, of which she became Abbess and where she died, a.d. 676. Her connection with the City of London, so it is said, arose from the fact that she was in the habit of sending large quantities of corn to the City by boat, and the citizens of London would therefore hold her in grateful memory.

There is one event which is worth recording in the early history of the Church. It is related that in Henry VIII/s reign two priests quarrelled and fought in the church, and the church was closed for one month, and the two priests did penance in procession through the streets.

St. Mildred's shared the fate of many other churches in being burnt down in the Great Eire of 1666. The only portions that remain of the old building are the walls that support the floor of the present Church. It was rebuilt by Wren and opened on March 23rd, 1683, at a cost of £3705 13s. 6JcZ., and it is one of the most perfect specimens of Wren's architecture. Four groups of winged figures in the dome were removed in 1841, otherwise the church is very much the same as Wren left it. As may be seen, the woodwork is very beautiful, the carvings round the altarpiece, on the pulpit and sounding-board are of exceptional merit and are attributed, though not with certainty, to Grinling Gibbons. The two figures on the right and left of the altar are Moses and Aaron, and are well painted, but the artist is unknown. The thing which makes the Church specially interesting is its connection with Sir Nicholas Crisp - the " Nicky Crisp " who figures as one of the minor characters in Whyte Melville's novel " Holmby House." . He, as the monument over the vestry door states, was a devoted and loyal servant of both Charles I. and Charles II., in whose service he spent £100,000, only a small portion of which was recovered. He was also instrumental in developing the trade with Guinea. He gave to the Church, for the Service of the Lord's Supper, two splendid silver flagons, which are still in use and are probably now worth £1000 each. These with the other Church plate were conveyed for safety to Hackney during the fire. The item for coach hire is to be seen in Churchwardens' Accounts. He also erected in 1622 a splendid east window containing five lights. The subjects on the glass were The Spanish Armada, Queen Elizabeth, The Gunpowder Plot, The Plague of 1625, and the figures of himself with his wife and children. He died in 1666 and his heart was buried in an urn beneath the image of his beloved king, Charles I., at Hammersmith. He dwelt in a magnificent house at Hammersmith, of which an account is given in Lysons'' " Environs," and on the site of which Brandenberg House was afterwards built. Pepys, the diarist, mentions him in connection with -a sluice -which Sir Nicholas proposed to construct at Deptford to hold 200 ships, and on which scheme Pepys and other commissioners had to make a report. His body was buried in the family vault at St. Mildred's on the south side of the chancel. When the bodies were removed from beneath the church in 1898, his stone coffi.ii was discovered and opened and found to contain a lead coffin roughly shaped to his likeness. A photograph of the open coffin may be seen in the vestry. The body was re-interred at Hammersmith and so joined to his heart. His helmet is placed under the monument over the vestry door. The Church plate is ancient and very fine, one large chalice of silver gilt being almost unique. The Eegisters are very interesting, and date, with some gaps, from 1559. One entry, which visitors always want to see, is the marriage of Shelley, the poet, to Mary Godwin, Dec. 30th, 1816. And there is another interesting entry not so often called for, viz., the marriage of Henry Cecil, afterwards the Marquis of Exeter, to Sarah Hoggins, on 3 Oct. 1791, to which we owe Tennyson's famous poem " The Lord of Burleigh." There are also the old registers of St. Margaret Moses, a neighbouring church, which was destroyed in the Great Eire and never rebuilt, the benefice being joined to that of St. Mildred. The monuments in the present Church, apart from the Crisp monument, are of no great interest. In the old church there were the monuments of Lord Trenchamit 1300,, William Palmer, "Blader" (Corn Merchant), 1356, Sir John Hawlen, parson of the Churchy who rebuilt in 1485 the parsonage-house (which had loeen destroyed by fire with the then parson and his man), Christopher Turner, Surgeon to Henry VIII. in 1530, Sir Ambrose Nicholas, Sir John Shadworth, Lord Mayor of London 1401. The only things to be seen now that survived the tire are the Registers, the plate, the helmet of Sir Nicholas Crisp, probably the old figure of Time on the pulpit, and the cover of the font. There is a complete list of Rectors from 1333 to the present time. The most remarkable is Hugh Oldham, 1485, who afterwards became Bishop of Exeter. What should interest those who come to this Church more than anything else is, that on this spot, if not within these present walls, with few interruptions the Service of God has gone on for more than 600 years. The thought that so many generations of London citizens with their wives and children have come here to worship God gives a special sanctity to this holy place/

The Registers are kept in an iron safe in the Vestry, with those of St. Margaret Moses. Space has been saved in the printing of, the Registers by adopting uniformly the initial letters u s" and "d" to indicate "son" and " daughter;" and the repetition of the formulas " were baptized" or "married" or "buried" has also been avoided with a similar result.

The first Register is written on parchment and the others on paper, and are contained in six volumes, and for easy reference are identified as follows : -

This is the Eegister Book of Saint Mildred Bread Street Parish for Christenings, Marriages and Buryalls since the rebuilding of the said Parish.

During the progress of the Volume the Eector, the Eev. Charles Eobert Lloyd Engstrom, M.A. Oxon, resigned owing to ill-health, and his Curate-in-charge, the Eev. Thomas Bentham, M.A. Oxon, of Croydon, offered every facility to the Editor for comparing the proofs for press.

Mention must also be made of the facilities rendered during the interregnum by the Vestry Clerk, C. H. W. Mander, Esq., M.A., LL.M., Cordwainers' Hall, E.C.

The permission which the previous Eector gave for the printing of the Eegisters has also been given by his successor, the Eev. Canon Adam James Glendinning Nash, M.A., Eector of the united Parishes of St. Mildred and St. Margaret Moses.

Register

May 1 Susanna da. John & Susanna Purdue, born May 8 John s. William & Hester Beanies, born May 1 Anne da. John & Ann Batkin, born & bapt. Sarah da. John & Katherine Dawkins, born Sep. 4 Edmond s. Timothy & Sarah Skinner, born in Trinity Parish

Sep. 14 Joseph s. Edmond & Mary Took, born Sep. 23 Elizabeth da. John & Temperance Stiff, born Nov. 4 Elizabeth da. Rich d & Joau Powel, born Nov. 18 Martha da. Martha & Nicholas Ward, born Mar. 27 Margarett da. Henry & Elizab. Pocock, born Apr. 8 Mary da. William & Mary Beauchamj), born Apr. 28 John s. Robert & Alice Jordent, born May 15 Sarah da. Stephen & Anne Bromly, born July 1 Edward s. John & Elinor Price, born June 18 Elizabeth da. John & Elizabeth Harrison, born Aug. 23 Elizabeth da. John & Anne Crisp, born & bap. Elizabeth d. Robert & Katherin Raven, born Sep. 26 William s. Samuel & Mary Atly, born & bap. Robert s. Robert & Elizabeth Dowsey, born & bap. George s. William & Sarah Savage, born Feb. 13

Vol. Xlii Registers Of St. Mildred, Bread Street, London

1673 May 23 William s. William & Mary Bearnes, born Apr. 28 Sarah da. Thomas & Anne Russel, born & bapt. Hannah da. Thomas & Hannah Bynyon, born & bapt. Henry s. Henry & Elizabeth Pocock, born & bapt. William s. William & Elinor Russell, born Aug. 16 Mary da. William & Hannah Bannister, born Oct. 19 Joseph s. Samuel & Mary Atly, born Mar. 1

1674 Apr. 28 Robert s. Richard & Mary Rose, born Apr. 22 John s. John & Mary Hale, born Mar. 22 John s. William & Judith Bradford, born Apr. 28 Anne da. Richard & Sarah Johnson, born & bapt. Rebecca da. William & Sarah Savage, born June 21 Elizabeth da. Robert & Alice Jordan, born & bapt. Martha da. William & Mary Beauchamp, born & bapt. Anne da. Richard & Mary Winch, born & bapt. William s. Grawin &. Elizabeth Wilson, born Oct. 27 Hannah da. John & Elizabeth Stanly, born Dec. 14 Owen s. Owen & Elizabeth Buckingham, born Dec. 16 Avis da. Thomas & Avis Chapman, born & bapt. Anne da. John & Elizabeth Harrison, born Feb. 6 Anne da. Thomas & Anne Russel, born Jan. 30

1675 Mar. 29 Henry s. Henry & Elizabeth Pocock, born & bapt. William s. Samuel & Elizabeth Man, born & bapt. Daniel s. Richard & Mary Rose, born July 7 Clement s. John & Mary Hale Elizab. da. Sam 1 & Mary Atlee Lidia da. Robert & Elizabeth Jordan, born & bapt. Elizabeth da. Owen & Elizabeth Buckingham, born Nov. 18 Robert s. Robert & Elizabeth Knight, born Nov. 30 Mary da. Richard & Sarah Johnson, born & bapt. Elizabeth da. Jeremiah & Mary Wells, born Jan. 20

1676 Mar. 28 Thomas s. John & Elizabeth Stanly, born Mar. 15 Anne da. John & Temperence Stiff, born & bapt. Anne da. John & Katherine Day, born Aug. 6 Anne da. Sam 1 & Elizabeth Man John s. Richard & Mary Rose, born Sep. 13 Edward s. John & Avis Chapman, born Oct. 14 Thomas s. Samuel & Margaret Harwar, born & bapt. Barbara da. Thomas & Anne Russel, born Nov. 17 Thomas s. Henry & Elizabeth Robins, born Dec. 29 Thomas s. John & Elizabeth Harrison, born Mar. 11

1677 Aug. 3 Anne da. Owen & Flizabeth Buckingham, born July 16 Thomas s. W m & Hannah Bannister, born Aug. 17 Josiah s. Christopher & Mary Peirson, born Aug. 12 Elizabeth da. Thomas & Anne Martin, born & bap. Mary da. Jeremiah & Mary Wells, born Nov. 2 John s. John & Elizab. Chapman, born Jan. 15 John s. Rich d & Jane Avison or Davison, born Eeb. 10 Mary da. Henry & Elizabeth Robins, born & bapt.

1679 May 17 Joseph s. Matthew & Susanna Eoberts, born & bapt. June 3 John s. Matthias & Zipporah Wilkinson, born May 11 Aug. 21 Jeoffery s. Bich d & Jane Avison

1 Mary da. John & Agnes Gibson, born & bapt. Oct. 27 Nathaniel s. Nathaniel & Katherine Lacy, born Oct. 23 Nov. 5 Elizabeth da. Edward Plummer, born & bapt.* Dec. 22 John s. John & Penelope Stanly, born Dec. 11 Feb. 20 Mary da. Henry & Elizabeth Drake, borne Tuesday Feb. 13 at one of the clock in the morning, bapt. Tuesday Feb 20 aboute fiue at night Jan. 31 Jane da. of Owen & Mary Buckingham, born Jan. 9 being Tuesday between 4 &'5 in y e morning & bapt. Wednesday Jan. 31

1684 Apr. 3 Mary da. William & Elizabeth Branson, born Mar. 31 Mary Mildred, a foundling, bapt. Thomas s. Henry & Elizabeth Eobins, born Mar. 30 John s. John & Margarett Bowyer, born May 19 Mary Breadstreet, a fondling, bapt. Martha da. William & Ann Hind, born Nov. 1 Mary da. Owen & Mary Buckingham, born Jan. 31 Martha da. Matthew & Susanna Eoberts, born Feb. 5 about 8 in

1687 Mar. 28 Henry s. Henry & Elizabeth Drake Jane Mildred, a child left at Grerads hall, bapt. John s. John & Ann Chamberlain John s. John & Mary Hardy, born June 25 about 7 a clock in the evening, bap' d 26 by D 1 " Joseph Grascoign Ann da. John & Ann Hind ; bapt. by M r Slater Richard s. John & Margaret Bowyer ; bapt. by M r Rusbatch Mary da. Richard & Frances Rose

1689 Apr. 2 William s. Samuell & Anne Taylor; by me Edwarde s. Edwarde & Elizabeth Plummer ; by me Mary da. Edwarde & Elizab. Prinne ; by M 1 ' Carter Mary da. Jasper & Elizabeth Same way sf ; by M r Rusbache Sarah Harvey a bastard child, bapt. Thomas s. William & Elizabeth Cooke ; by me John s. John & Elizabeth Triphooke ; by M r Rusbache

1690 Apr. 28 Mary Mildred, taken up in Horn Alley ; bapt. by M 1 ' Carter John s. John & Elizabeth Shaw ; by M r Carter Anne da. John & Margaret Bowyer ; by M 1 ' Carter George s. Matthew & Katherine Roberts ; by me William s. Daniel & Abigaile Collier; by me Thomas s. Samuell & Anne Taylor ; by M r Drake Anne d. Henry & Elizabeth Robins ; by me Henry s. Henry & Elizabeth Drake ; by me

1691 Mar. 26 Peter s. Jasper Same way ; by me Mary da. Edwarde & Elizabeth Tring Anne da. Richard & Eliz. Page Elizabeth da. Thomas & Eliz. Holyday Grerard, a foundling taken up att Grerards Hall, bapt. Katherine da. John & Anne Hind Samuell s. William & Anne Proctor Thomas s. Thomas & Mary Lawson G-eorge s. Thomas & Anna Knap

Binions, bap. by M r Carter Jasper s. Jasper & Eliz. Samewayes Mary da. Daniell & Abigail Collier ; by myself e # Elizabeth da. Humphry & Eliz. Primate ; by myselfe Robert s. Thomas & Mary Lawson

Theoliphus son Jn° & Elizabeth Dillingham ; by M r Berrow Anne da. William & Anne Proctor ; by myselfe Elizabeth da. Joseph & Margaret Wallwin ; by myselfe Susanna da. Lionell & Mary Werge ; by myselfe John s. Jasper & Eliz th Samerays ; 4 by M 1 ' Rusbatch Nathaniell s. Humphrey & Elizabeth Primate ; by myselfe Jane da. William & Elizabeth Chapman ; hj M 1 * Carter Elizabeth y e Widows child att the Coffee-house ; by myselfe William s. William & Elizabeth Branson ; by M r Rusbatch John, a foundling in S f ' Mildred, Bread Street, bapt. by M 1 '

Carter James s. James & Elizabeth Powell -, by M r Carter Anne da. Edward & Elizabeth Pring ; by M r Carter John s. Charles & Elizabeth Heybourne ; by M r Carter Christopher s. Christopher & Dorothy Hanneh ; M 1 * C. Thomas s. John & Margarett Bowyer ; by M 1 ' Rusbatch Hannah da. William & Ann Proctor ; by myselfe Elenor da. John & Anne Hind ; by myselfe Mary da. Humphrey & Elizabeth Primate ; by myselfe Daniell s. Daniell & Abigaile Collier Mary da. Shadrack & Elizabeth Brise, born Apr. 15f William s. William & Hannah Levesly; by M r Brice Samuell s. W m & Sage Massey ; by myselfe Daniell, a foundling in S*- Mildred, Bread St., bap. by M r

Rusbatch Thomas s. Thomas & Mary Lawson ; by M r Mander Katherine da. John & Eliza. Dillingham; by M 1 ' Rusbatch Mary da. Edward & Elizabeth Tring -, by myselfe Judith da. Caesar & Martha Life ; by myselfe James s. James & Eliz 111 Vanxe, a Lodger att M r Carys, bap. by

Nathaniell s. James & Hester Wright, a Lodger at M r Lifes, bap. Hester, a foundling laid in Basing lane at M r Perdnes backedoore, bap. Elizabeth da. Jasper & Elizab. Samways William s. William & Anne Proctor ; by M r M. Susann da. William & Ann Hinde Martha da. Richard & Mary Bampton, a Lodger att M r Webbs,

17 Elizabeth da. John & Anne Barnarde 25 Anne da. Charles & Elizabeth Heybourne 29 Mary da. William & Anne Hind May 6 Jane da. William & Anne Proctor 16 Mary da. Thomas & Mary Lawson June 11 Lucy da. Thomas & Martha Woode July 20 Elizabeth da. William & Anne Eoxon Oct. 2 Mary da. Joseph Pollett, tapster att Grerrards Hall, bapt. 2 Elizabeth da. Henry & Eliz. Whiteheade, lodgers att M r Killetts ,, 3 Greorge s. Joseph & Margarett Wallin ]S T ov. 17 Ebenezer of y e age of 8 years & Mary of y e age of 7, son & daughter of Christopher & Sarah Reynolds of y e Parish of S t Saviours, Southwarke, being Anabaptist, were Bapt. Novemb 17 th , being brought by y 1 ' Kinsman M 1 ' Shaw wife Samuell da. Samuel & Alice Gibbons Moses, a foundling taken up at Henry Barkers doore Maria cla. Thomas & Mary Lawson Havering s. Charles & Eliz. Cowart Margarett, a foundling taken up at y e Crown Tavern Ann da. Charles & Eliz. Heybourn Nathaniell s. Daniell & Abigail Collier Hannah da. John & Hannah West Malbourn s. Hugh & Frances Schrimshire Chase s. John & Jane Wormlayton Thomas s. G-eorge & Anne Mills William s. Edward & Frances Afrill Elizabeth da. Jasper & Eliz. Samways Charles s. William & Anne Proctor John s. Charles & Eliz. Heybourne Timothy s. John Lecount, lodger att M 1S Lamberts Elizabeth da. David Wattson, lodger att M 1 ' West Eichard s. Joseph Wallen, Clarke Elizabeth da. Charles & Eliz. Cowarte Abigaile da. Daniel & Abigaile Collier Eobert s. Eob* & Martha Knight, "born" Dec. 17, 1702* Elizabeth da. Sam 11 G-ibbon, lodger att M rs Lamberts John s. John & Hannah West Mary, a child left att the Church doore Thomas s. John & Alice Piatt wife, born the 12 tl1 Anthony s. Anthony & Sarah Harrison, born July 30 Ann d. Will 111 & Ann Archer, born Not. 28 Mary d. Humphrey & Sarah Brearly, born Jan. 9 Mary d. the Bev. M 1 ' Tristram Land & Eliz. Hills his wife, born his wife, born May 23 Eliz. d. Jn° & Mary Newton, born July 18 Bobert s. Bobert & Elizabeth Winder Bobert & Samuell (Twins) sons of Joseph & Jane Darby in

Bread Street Mary d. Anthony & Sarah Harrison, born 15 June Elizabeth d. Bobert & Ann Bray Hanna d. Francis & Hannah Flowedew, born July 15 Eliza d. Joseph & Sarah Nicolds [in margin Nicokolds], born

1739 Aug. 17 Ann d. Joseph & Elizabeth Orde, born Aug. 5 Jonathan s. Bob* & Ann Bray Mary d. Bennett & Scott [sic], born Sep. 16 Bichard s. W m & Mary Gates, bom Oct. 27 Tristram s. the Bey. M 1 ' Tristram Land & Elizabeth Hills his

25 James Samuel William son of *Sir James Lake, Baronet, of the Parish of S l Andrews, Holbourn, by Joyce his wife. " N. P. - Altered by me, J. Crowther, Pector "

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June 15 Sophia d. Isac & Mary Hensley, born July 18 Inspected & Duty receiv'd to Sept 1 ' 30 th . - B. Keene, Eeg r & Inspect 1 ' 12 Margaret d. Samuel & Margaret Hough, born Nov. 16 born July 21 Mary Elizabeth d. George & Mary Ann Eichards, born Dec. 9 [1785] Mary Ann d. Thomas & Hannah Axford, born Feb. 23 Inspected & Duty paid to March 31 st , 1786. - B. Keene, Inspect 1 ' Eloiza Sarah d. Luke & Eliz t}l Willthew, born Apr. 7 Heury s. Benjamin & Sarah Hathallay, born on S fr Bartholomew, bap.

* In margin : " Corrected to Sarah (according to affidavit of said Sarah Price sworn at the Mansion House 13 th Nov r 1826) by me T. G. Ackland, Rector."

* [In margin : ec Corrected to Sarah according to affidavit of said Sarah Price, sworn at the Mansion House 13 th Nov r 1826. By me T. G. Ackland, Hector."]

Register Iv

W. H. Louisa d. John, Mary Blackmore, Great Friday St., Warehouseman. W. H. Robert s. Robert, Elizabeth Moriee, Trinity Lane,* Baker. W. H. According to the certificate of the Rev d Rich d Edwards,

N.B. - To save space the tabular form, as shewn by the first entry, has been dispensed with, but all the information is given, and where initials are given they are those of the clergyman who performed the ceremony. - Ed.

39 Bread St., Agent. A. L. A. July 18 Catherine d. Daniel & Elizabeth "Wheeler, 27 Bread St., Surgeon. A. L. A. ,, 25 Mary Lydia d. James & Lydia Broumton, Bread St., Carver & Gilder. A. L. A. Aug. 4 Erancis William s. Henry & Louisa Dibbin, Basing Lane, Innholder. T. Gh A. Born May 11 th , 1811 Sep. 19 Henriette d. Erancis & Sarah Brackett Wyman, J r , 26 Bread " St., Clerk. A. L. A. 19 Prances d. Benjamin Henry & Elizabeth Croot, 41 Bread St., Vintner. A. L. A.

S 1 Sepulchres. Lie. Feb. 3 Peter Colebourne of St Mary le Bow and Dorcas Clark of S 1 Gyles m the Fields. Lie. 9 Abraham Spooner of Burnehain, Bucks, & Mary Perriman. Lie 9 Eichard Hildesly & Elizabeth Bagnall, both of S 1 Swithins Parish. Lie.

June 26 Eichard Collett & Prudence Prince of St. Dunstans in the East. Lie. 26 William Perkins of y e inward Temple, Esq., & Susanna Blackwell of S* Giles in the Fields

1674 Apr. 30 John Floyd & Dorothy Staples of S l James, Clarkenwell. Banns June 4 Nathaniel Ferriby of S l Mary, Aldermanbury, & Joane Martin of

Christ Church, spinst r . Lie. Feb. 3 Eobert Bawlinson' of S*~ Mary, White Chappell, & Mary Fothwell of S* Bartholomew y e Great, widow. Lie.

Richards of Ever sly, widow. Lie. Aug. 10 John Coote & Agnes Knowles of S* Erides. Lie. Sep, 21 Thomas Smart of Berkhampstead, Hertfordsbeir, & Tabitha

1679 Apr. 17 Abraham Lee of Christ Church & Elizabeth Wright of S* Sepulchers ; by M 1 * Durham, Rector. Lie. June 20 George Mason of Bristol, Singleman, & Sarah Crumpe of

1680 May 27 Georg Monck of S* Peters le Cheape & Mary Buttler of Cornehill; by M r Durham. Lie. July 8 Tammerline Rufford of S 1 Edmond, Lumb a street, & Elizabeth

1681 Apr. 10 Francis Day of Hackny & Ellinor Pasmore of S fc Stevens, Coleman street ; by Henry Drake. Lie. June 1 Daniel How of St John Baptist & Mary Canham of Leaden Hall Street ; by M r Durham. Lie.

of Richmond, Surrey, widdowe; by M 1 ' Drake. Lie. Jan. 20 Thomas Day, widdower, & Mary Coulton, widow, both of Guildford, Surrey ; by D r Bridge. Lie.

S*' Margaret Moses ; by D r Bridge. Banns 31 John Munslow & Mary Holiday ; by D r Bridge. Banns Apr. 9 Henry Careless & Susanna Wergge, both of the parish of Saint Margaret Moses ; by D r Bridge. Lie. 28 Peter Thompson & Ann Alsopp, both of S* Paul, Shadwell ; by M r Drake. Lie. June 19 Joseph Gascoign, D.D., Yicar of Enfield in Middlesex, & Ann Theobald of the parish of S f Giles, Cripplegate; by D r Bridge. Lie. 23 Marmaduke Norcliife of S 1 Andrews, Holborn, & Jane Evans of S l Dunstans in the West [altered from East. - Ed.] ; by D l " Bridge. Lie. July 4 Francis Stears of S* Margaret Moses & Lcetitia Bryant of S* James, Westminster ; by D r Bridge. Lie. 10 Richard Gibson & Rebecca Green, both of S* Martins in the fields ; by_M r Slater. Lie. . " 14 Georg Cook & Margaret Yenables ; by M r Drake. Lie. Dec. 7 Richard Eigby of S* Leonard, Shoreditch, & Jane Hill of S* Margaret Moses ; by D r Bridge. Lie.

Dee. 18 Edward Bangor of S f ' Dunstans in the West & Margarett Kent of y e same ; p M r Ascough 26 John Dechodens of S fc Anns, Westminster, & 'Mary Dobbs of Greenford, Middlesex ; p M r Cooke

1698 Apr. 24 Eobert Widowson & Joanna "Willcox, both of S fc Mary Sommersett ; p M 1 * Eusbatch 25 John Pranchard of Alderman Bury & Constance Ward of S* Giles

S t Sepulchres ; p M r Shepherde, p Banns 14 Henry Russell of S fc Buttolph, Aldgate, & Sarah Nelras of y s Parish ; p Banns, p me Aug. 24 Robert Small of S* Clements Danes & Margaret Tanner of y s

Parish ; p Banns Jan. 25 John Knott of Whitechappell & Anne Stokes of Steplmey ; p me 25 Jonas Hilles of S t Peters, Cornhill, & Ann Willherson of S fc Margarett Moses ; p Banns, p me Feb. 6 Roger Pecke of S* Saviours, Southwarke, & Mary Hunt of y e same Parish ; p me 14 M r Eichard Burdett of Totteridge, Herttford, & Eliz. Nicholl of y e same Parish

Oct. 8 William Hider of S 1 Andrews, Holbourne, & Margarett Dickenson of S* Mary, Whitechappell ; p M r Sheperd 23 Thomas Hollbidge [? Hollbridge] of St Giles, Cripplegate, & Mary Hilly ard of y s Parish ; p me. Banns

S fc Andrews, Holbourn ; p me Sep. 29 John Caten of S 1 Giles in y e Fields & Anne Allason of S fc Margarett Moses ; p me Oct. 22 John Cox of Gray's Inne, Gentl, & M rs Mary Burdikin of Great

Queenhithe ; p me Dec. 4 John Small of S f Giles in y e Fields & Ann Eindall of y e same 14 John Gray of St Giles, Cripplegate, & Mary Archer of

Chelsea ; p M 1 ' Owen May 8 William Houslefe of St James, Westminster, & Millicent Bambridge of S* Bennett-Eincke ; p M r Owen June 14 Boger Hales of St Margarett Moses & Sarah Newton of y e

Cripplegate ; p M r Skikelthorpe Oct. 2 John Scorer of S* Margarett, Westminster, & Joanna Buckmaster of S fc James, Westm ; p me Nov. 25 John Millington of S fc Giles, Cripplegate, & Bach ell Bray of y e

S* James, Westminster ; p M r Watts Dec. 21 John Vincent, Junior, of Hampstead, Middx, & Sarah Cooper of S fc Andrews, Holbourne ; p D r Humphreys of S fc Leonard, Shoreditch ; p M 1 ' Humphreys 19 Richard Pack of S* Bridget & Mary Drury of S 1 Olave, Silver Street ; p M r Watts June 16 John Darke & Margaret Berry, both of St Georges, Southwarke ;

Aldgate ; p P. Woodd 16 George Smith of St Andrew, Holb., & Catherine Williams of the same ; p P. Woodd Nov. 24 Charles Wood of S fc Mildred, Poultry, & Mary Barnham of same ; p M r Carlton 28 James Gibbs of S fc Mary, Islington, & Marg* Shearer Aug. 8 Rich d Grape of St Botolph & Eliz. Hawes of the same: p

1718 Apr. 17 William Smither of Farnhom & Mary Lee of Hedley, Somersetshire ; p P. Wood May 3 George Pye of S fc Mary Woolehurch & Eliz. Harrison of St Sepulchres ; p D r Harris 27 John Dunbar & Anne Killigrew, both of S* James, Westm 1 '; p W m Dunbar June 1 Stephen Wood of S* Olives, Southworke, & Eliz. Bennet of St Chadds, Salop ; p P. Wood ., 1 William Eeeve & Elin. Darlinton, both of S 1 Margret Moses ; p Wood. Banns 12 D r William Grimbaldson of S* Dunstans in y e East & Mary Chetwood of S l Andrews ; p M 1 ' Dunbar Mar. 8 James Tomkin & Frances Hiren of White Chappell same ; p M r Le Boughton June 4 John Coleman of St Savio rs , South wark, & Eliz. Arnold of y e same ,, 22 Eichard Dartnoll of Bracested, Kent, & Eliz. Crittell of Seaven Oake in com prsedict. ; p B. Baker Eichard Dawson of Lambeth & Hanna Cowper of S fc Andrew,

1723 Apr. 8 Philip Phazy of Battersey & Anne Preston of Hackney. Lie. Thomas Smith of Westham & Hannah Fisher of ye same. Lie. William Carton & Ann Taylor, both of this Parish. Banns Eobert Salmon of Maidstone, Kent, & Ann Walter of Cranbrooke, Kent. Lie. ; by M 1 ' Baker Dec. 7 Gilbert Kelson of S 1 Dunstan's in y e West & Mary Hurt of y e East. Lie. H. Baker May 18 Joseph Hanson of S fc Matthew, Fry clay Street, & Mary Gapon of St Bartholomew y e Less. Lie. 26. Samuell Devon & Mary Ward, both of this Parish. Banns

London. Lie. p J. Dubourdien May 18 The W Hon ble William, Lord Baron Abergavenny, & the B fc Hon 1 ^ Catherine, Baroness Dowager Abergavenny, married with License, p B. Baker Sep. 21 Thomas ^ Springall of S fc Peter's, Cornhill, & Ann Gregory of St Dionis Backchurch. Lie. ; by M r Higgate

Jan. 27 John Wood & Jenny Withers, both of S fc Margarets, Westminster ; pB. Baker 172-g- Peb. 20 Jonathan Johnson & Sarah Tindall, both of S fc Paiths. Lie - r> B. Mangey ' ' *

Lie. John Stanton 30 Samuel Selfe & Mary Ballard, both of this Parish. Banns ; by John Stanton June 17 Henry Welch of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex, & Elizabeth Bevis of Waltham Holy Cross, Essex. Lie. ; by Jo 11 Stanton w th Banns ; p Rob. Eade 16 Humphry Rand & Alice [sic] of this Parish. Banns ; p Rob. Eade June 14 Joseph Beard & Prances [sic] of S* Leonard, Shoreditcn.

Banns ; by Rob. Eade Sep. 13 Rob* Waighte of this Parish & Mary Twyford of S* Eaiths, London, Spinst 1 ". Lie. ; by Rob. Eade 16 Jn° Stennet & Eliz. "Williams, both of this Parish. Banns 5 by Rob. Eade 173f Eeb. 14 Jn° Whitford of S* Sepulc rs & Eliz. of S* Margaret Moses. Banns; p Rob. Eade

S* Margaret Moses. Banns ; by John Territt Dec. 23 Walter Henshaw, batchelor, of Edmonton, Middlesex, & Elizabeth Harding of Clear Place iu the Parish of Crundle, Hants, spinster. Lie. ; by John Burn

JNTicols of the same, spinster. Lie. ; by W. E. Williams Aug. 8 William Rogers, Widower, & Mary Suddaby, Spinster, both of this Parish. Banns ; by W. E. Williams

Austwick of St Martins in the fields in the County aforesaid, Spinster. Lie. ; by Tho. Mangey Oct. 7 William Suck of S l Luke, Middlesex, Widower, & Frances Slaighter of S l Nicholas Coleabby, London, spinster. Lie. 5 by Will. Gilpin

Blunden of the same, widow. Lie. ; by J. Mangey ,, 25 John Stock of Chelmsford, Essex, Widower, & Elizabeth Johnson of the same place, widow. Lie. j by [blank']

[N.B. - " Christenings Over Leafe." Here follow eleven pages of christenings commencing on 9 Sep. 1804 and ending on 6 Dec. 1812, then follow twenty-four blank pages, after which Burials commence on 6 Aug. 1670 and end on 20 Oct. 1812, after which the remainder of the pages of the Begister are blank. - Ed.]

[1754* July 14] William Stevens of the Parish of 8* Andrew, Holbourne, and Susannah Hulett of this Parish of S* Mildred, Bread Street, in the City of London, were Married in this Church by Banns this 14 th Day of July in the Year One Thousand Seven Hundred and 54 by me J. Mangey, Curate

Oct. 16 Eobert Eush of Allhallows, Bread St., Batchelor, & Jane Serjeantf of this Parish, spinster. Lie. ; by A. Lendon, Lect 1 ' of S fc Bartholomew the Less. Wit. : Tho s Wallace, Ja s Lewer

Nov. 5 Nathaniel Har grave of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batchelor, & Elizabeth Wright of this same Parish, spinster. Lie. ; by A. Kay, Curate. Wit. : Charles Trowp, Ja s Lewer

Dec. 1 Alexander Hurst of St. Nicholas Cole Abby, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Bittell of St. Mildred, Bread St., spinster. Banns 5 by A. K. Witness : Ja s Lewer 28 Matthew Lichigaraii of Eenchurch S*, Batchelor, & Grilchrist Elizabeth Guthrie of S* Mildred, Bread St., spinster, a minor ; Lie. 5 by A. K. Wit. : Cha s Mackintosh, Martha Evans

* N.B. - - The entries of Marriages from 1754 have been somewhat shortened from the long printed form then introduced by omitting most of the printed portion after the first entry, which is given in full. The names of the clergyman who performed the ceremony and the witnesses are always given, and any discrepancies in the signatures of the contracting parties are noticed. - Ed.

Oct. 1 John Midgett of S* Luke, Midd x , Widower, & Margaret Cunninghamf of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. $ by Moses Wight, Lecturer. Wit. : Jn° Hillier, Henry Leman 29 William Jones* of this Parish, Widower, & Margaret Davenport* of this Parish, Spinster. Banns 3 by M. W. Wit.: Ja s Lewer, Tho s Dale, jun 1 '

Nov. 5 John Wild of St Bartholomew the less, Batchelor, & Martha Stead of St. Mildred, Bread St. Lie. ; by Will 111 Shackleford, M.A., Curate of St. Peter, Cornhill. Wit. : Rob fc Stead, W m Aldridge 26 Walter Scott of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batchelor, & Margaret Taylor of the same, Spinster. Lie. ; by G. S. Wit. : Jane Tayler, W m Biddle

S* Albans, "Wood St. Banns 5 by W m Taswell. Wit. : George Miller, Margret Rowley Apr. 24 James Rogers of Wisborough Green, Sussex, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Pantar of S* Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie. ; by M. W. Wit. : Sarah Tompson, John Everard

16 Thomas Dicken of Hornet, co. Salop, Batchelor, & Amelia Parsons of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. 5 by J. J. Wit. : Elizabeth Parkar, Ja s Lewer

16 William Markham* of the Precinct of the Abby Church, Westminster, B r , & Sarah G-oddard of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. ; by J. Glocester.f Wit. : John G-oddard, jun 1 ', Benj. Winthrop, Martha Bum, Margaret Mayne Oct. 15 Ellis Mantle of S* Mary Aldermary, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Kobinson of St. Mildred, Spinster. Banns ; by Tho. Dalton, Curate. Wit. : Elizabeth Barnes, E* Fryer, Isabella Eryar, Edward Nicholls

28 George Evans J of S* Giles's in y e Eields, Batchelor, & Mary Boyce of this Parish, Spinster. Banns ; by T. D. Wit. : Christopher Hayman, Ja s Lewer

4 [sic] John Hope§ of S* Mary, Eotherhithe, Surry, Batchelor, & Mary Furnis, widow, of S fc Mildred, Bread St. Lie; by T. D. Wit. : John Dekewer, jun r , Eliz. St. Barbe

S fc Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie. ; by T. D. Wit. : Thomas Hughes, Ann Hodgkin Sep. 8 Isaac Newman of S fc Faith, Lond., Batchelor, & Frances Wheeler

Lie,; by William Shackleford, M.A., Min 1 '. Wit.: Spencer Man, Ann Reynolds Nov. 20 Tho s Francis of S* Tho s Apostle, London, Batchelor, & Ruth Ralph of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie; by W. C. Wit. : John Francis, Temperance Francis

Wit. : Rachel Rigby, Rich d Bradshaw Mar. 22 Broome Witts§ of S fc Marg* Moses, Batchelor, & Eliz* [Elizabeth] London of S* Michael Queenhith, Spinster. Lie; by

Elizabeth Neale of S* Bridget alias Bride, London, Spinster. Lie. ; by R. P. Finch, M. A. Wit. : Rob* Streatfeild, Thomas Peers Feb. 18 Thorn ason Clarke of St. Bridget, Batchelor, & Penelope Portlock of this Parish. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Tho s Brayley, Martha Lucas, Ann Potter, Catherine Clarke, Frances Clarke 24 William Robinson^ of S* Marg* Moses & Mary Eaton** of the same. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Sarah Taylor, Edward Hefferman ["Robertson" in Banns. - Ed.]

Phillips of this Paris [sic'], Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : H. Withy, John Russell May 6 Peter Hiller of S* Olave, Southwark, Surrey, Widower, & Mary King of S* Marg* Moses, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Will m Naish, Elizabeth Naish, Deborah King, Jane Jones

Griffiths* of this Parish. Lie. ; by Samuel Freeman, Min. Wit. : Barth. Molloy, Ja s Lewer 13 Benjamin Hall of S* James, Clerkenwell, & Mary CadallJ of this Parish. Lie. ; by J. L. Wit. : Joseph Coulston, Jo 11 C alien, William Hall

Atterbury of the same, widow. Lie. ; by S. E. Wit. : James Willis, Ja s Lewer Aug. 7 Erancis Whitfield of this Parish, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Halnod of S* George, Hanover Square. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : H. Halsnod, Jane Young, John Dick [?]

8 James Teale of this Parish, Batchelor, & Dorothy Wat tie worth J of the same, Spinster. Lie. ; by S. E. Wit. : Judith Hawkswell, Joseph Christian Nov. 9 John Price Silverside of Allhollows, Honey Lane, Batch er , & Ann Wawen of this Parish, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : James Wawen, Thomas Wawen, Ja s Lewer

Margaret Moses. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : J. H. Branson, John Meyer, Eliz. Steward, George Collard, Mary Meyer, Ann Branson, Eliz. Collard 19 John Burch of St. Mildred, Bread St., Widower, & Ann Gill of S 1 Matthew, Bethnal Green, Widow. Lie. ; by R. D. Shackleford, M.A., Min. Wit. : Ann Keeling,* Ja s Lewer Sep. 17 William Binning of S -t Marg 11 Moses & Anna Scadding of Ealing, Middlesex, Spin 1 '. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : John Newsom, Ann Marks

Wit. : John Armstrong, Elizeabeth Gibbs Sep. 5 Benjamin Harrison of S* Marg 11 Moses, Batch 1 ', 8c Sarah Vandewall [altered from "Varclisall." - En.] of the same, Spinster.

Merritt of S* Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Sarah Buttanshaw, Eliz a Buttanshaw, Charles Townsend Nov. 17 John Bygate of New Windsor, Berks, Batchelor, & Mary Hale of St.- Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Eliz. G-unson, Matthew Gunson, Anthony Grunson f N.B. - -The contracting parties did not sign the printed form of entry in the Register, but a written form signed by them is pasted on the inside cover of the Register. The surname Bridge is there written Bridg. The name of one witness, i.e., the Clerk, only appears in this entry, whereas two names appear in the printed form. - Ed.

Gill of the same. Lie. ; by J. V. Wit. : Rebekah Birkwood, Elizabeth Attwood, Peter Spier, Clerk 18 John Snowden of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Mary

Lie. ; by J. Y. Wit. : Tho. Pasfield, Mary Pasfield Nov. 14 William Huddle of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Elizabeth Young* of St. Matthew, Bethnal Grreen, Spinster.

June 22 Peter Hanly* of this Parish, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Tucker of S t Dunstan, Stepney, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. G-. Wit. : Joseph Cowing, Richard Flint, Betty Jenkins

July 28 Basil Wright of St. Thomas, Southw k , Surrey, Batchelor, & Sarah Mackerel* of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. ; by J. G-. Wit. : Edw d Davis, Ann Scott, Peter Spier, Clerk

Aug. 5 William M c Ilnea of this Parish, Batchelor, & Celea Wheeler of the same, Spinster. Lie. 5 by H. Phillips, A.B., Min. Wit. : Rich d Griffith, Peter Spier, Clerk 11 Richard Osborn of S t Margaret Moses, Widower, & Sarah Castell of S t Botolph, Bishopsgate, Widow. Lie. ; by J. G. Wit. : Rich d Gilford, Ann Gurney, Peter Spier, Clerk

Oct. 27 Emanuel Jacob Schmidt of this Parish, Batchelor, & Fanny Carpenter of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. G. Wit.: John Stokes, John Wingrave, Joseph Wingrave

Nov. 2 James Wilson, Clerk of the Parish of All Saints, Hertford, & Letitia Leicester of this Parish. Lie. ; by Francis Leicester, Clerk. Wit, : Walter Anderson, D.D., Jn° Elliott ,, 9 James Simpson of St. Magnus, London Bridge, Batchelor, & Susannah Wright of S* Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie; by Jas. Grant, Min. Wit.: W.Wright, Ann Acton, Sarah Wright

Borvettf of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Nicholas King, Ann Gribbons 30 William Kirby of St. Mildreds, London, Batchelor, & Ann Groodfellow # of the same, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. Gr., Min. Wit. : W m Turner, Peter Spier, Clerk

Dec. 18 George Lovitt of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Hannah Bunyon of the same, Spinster. Banns ;, by John Rose, A.B., Min. Wit. : Thomas Cox, Peter Spier, Clerk

Mar. 27 Harry Lee of St. Mildreds, Batchelor, & Jane Parker of the same, Spinster. Lie. ; by Erasmus Middleton, Min. Wit. : W. Bulle, Mary Butleston, Peter Spier, Clerk

Sep. 27 Eobert Norris of St. Mildreds, Batchelor, &Ann GibonsH" of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by John Hutchins, Min. Wit. : Jane Norris, Joseph Palmer, Peter Spier, Clerk Inspected & Duty received to Sep 1 ' 30 th , 1784.

Dec. . . Eichard Payne of St. Mildreds, Batchelor, & Mary Yerney # * of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by Jesse Pontin, Curate pro hoc vice. Wit. : John Verny, Hester Payne, Elizabeth Verny

1785 Eeb. 27 Eichard Archer Eorrester of S fc Magaret Moses, Batch 1 ', & Elizabeth Brooks of the same, Spinster. Lie. ; by John Hutchins. Wit. : W. Kilburn, John Erancillon, Sarah Susanna Erancillon, Alex 1 ' How, Peter Spier, Clerk Inspected & Duty receiv'd to y e 31 st March 1785. - B. Keene Inspec 1 '

Mary Sandford of St Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. F. Wit. : Robert Smith, Rowland Nelson 26 Henry Kentneld of S f Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Ann Jones of Petersham, Surrey, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. F. Wit. : William Berry, Amey Stanton [?] Aug. 18 William Ingram of S t Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Hannah Drake* of the same, Widow. Lie. ; by J. F. Wit. : Mary Haekett, Peter Spier, Clerk Inspected to the 30 th of Sep r 1785 & Duty paid. - B. Keene, Inspect 1 '

Hamersley of this Parish, Widow. Lie; by J. F. Wit.: Edward Walker, Mari Ann Walker Feb. 24 Thomas Slade of St Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Sarah GToldstone of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. F. Wit. : George Allmond, Cathreine Boldison Inspected & Duty paid to March 31 st , 1786. - B. Keene, Inspec 1 '

Apr. 9 Michael Lock of St. Mildreds, Batchelor, & Elizabeth YerneyJ of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C, Wit. : John Verny, R. Payne, E. Steart, M. Annely

July 15 John Harris of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Elizabeth Dellew of S l Nicholas Aeons, Widow. Lie. ; by Thomas Waters, Min. Wit. : Thomas Hamlen, Mary Austin

May 11 Thomas White of S* James's, Garlick Hill, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Dunsford of this Parish. Lie. ; by H. B. Owen, A.M. Wit. : W. Dunsford, Eliz. Dunsford July 1 John Hayes of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Ann Wells of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Jn° Webb, Mary Clayton 23 Samuel Sheppard of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Mary Martin* of the same, Widow. Banns ; by J. C. Witness, Peter Spier 25 Greorge Poplewell Polhill of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Mary Dales of the same, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Sam 1 Wood, Mary Howett, Justina Dales, Lucy Polhill, Elizabeth Dales

Nov. 30 G-eorge Moss of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Widower, & Elizabeth Webb # of the same, Widow. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Elizabeth Haitch,* Peter Spier

May 30 Thomas Price of S* Marg* Moses, Batchelor, & Penelope Attwood of S 1 Stephen, Coleman St., Spinster. Lie. ; by John Lewis, Min. Wit. : William Hensman, Eachel Hensman

-* June 27 Henry Bewley of St. Mildreds, London, Batchelor, & Isabella Taylor of the same, Spinster. Banns; by J. M. Wit.: John Poole, Ann Brown, Peter Spier, Clerk [The next form is blank and cancelled. - Ed.]

Sep. 13 Richard Dawson of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Mary Baker of Christ Church, Midd x . Lie. ; by J. M. Wit. : Ben. Baker, Sarah Dykes, Peter Spier, Clerk

Inspected and Duty paid to 29 Sep 1 ' 1791. - W. Goodwin [The next form is blank and cancelled. - Ed.] Oct. 3 Henry Cecil of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Sarah Hoggins of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. Crowther, Min. Wit. : E. Eoulkes, Peter Spier, Clerk

Apr. 20 William Halef of St. Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Randall* of the same, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. M. Wit. : John Dawson [?], Peter Spier

May 6 John Yiny of S* Michael, Wood Street, Batchelor, & Lucy Timson of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. ; by J. M. Witness, Peter Spier

June 2 James Bossom of S fc Paul, Co vent Garden, Batchelor, & Margaret Simons of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie; by J. C. Wit. : Ann Simons, Margret Simons [?], J. Smith, Sushanah Smith, Ann Simons

Oct. 7 Shem Batho of St. Marg 1 Moses, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Hounslea of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Ruth Marr, Horriot Hounslea

[John Jeukins of St. Mildred, Bread St., B., & Sophia Foster of the same, S. Banns. 1 April 1793. This entry is not completed and is cancelled. - Ed.]

Apr. 1 John Bromage of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Sarah Pundison§ of the same, Spinster. Banns; by J. M. Wit. : Henry Mackrill, Elizabeth Mackrill 28 Matthew Halliday of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batchelor, & Elizabeth Manfield of Kensington, Midd x , Spins 1 '. Lie; by John Robinson. Wit. : John Gillespie, Eliz. Dilon

July 13 Joseph Taylor of S t Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Jane Targett* of S* Michael, Queenhithe, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. M. Witness, Peter Spier

Aug. 8 Swynfen Jervis of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batchelor, & Maria Anne Anderson of S t Leonard, Eastcheap, Sp r . Lie.; by J. M. Wit. : Step 11 Twycross, Peter Spier, Cl k

Oct. 14 Joseph Sealy of S 1 Marg* Moses, Batchelor, & Charity Clements of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : W. Seale, Peter Spier, Cl k

Isabella Hamerton of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Charles Hamerton, senior, Ann Hamerton Inspected to 31 st March 1794. - T. Baillie, Insp 1 '

Oct. 2 Qeorge Mathews of St. Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Amelia Witherington of S fc James's, Westminster, Sp r . Lie; by J. C. Wit. : W m Hicks, J. Hicks, Eth. Witherington 26 William Edwards of St. Dunstans in the East, Batch 1 ', & Diana Elizabeth Knight of S fc Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie; by J. M. Wit. : Philip Edwards, S. Downes, Tho s Knight of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Jn° Eindlater, Elizabeth Evans Sep. 9 Joseph Evans of S* Saviours, Southw k , Surry, Batchelor, &

Hensley of the same, Spinster. Lie ; by J. C. Wit. : Isaac Hensley, Mary Hensley, Thomas Hensley 24 Samuel Hancock of S* Nicholas Olive, Batchelor, & Matilda Hamerton of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie ; by J. C. Wit. : Charles Hamerton, Ann Hamerton, John Hancock Oct. 20 Joseph Demonseau of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Widower, & Jane Tipper of the same, Widow. Lie ; by J. M. Wit. : William Underwood, Mary Howes

Lane # of the same, Spinster. Banns; by J. C. Wit.: Thomas Warr, Peter Spier Feb. 14 Samuel Collier of Stockport, Chester, Batchelor, & Sarah Whalley of S* Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie ; by J. M. Wit. : Jos. Whalley, Mary Ann Sykes, Geo. Whalley

Darke of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Tho. Arnett, Mary Arnett Aug. 22 John Williams of S t Marg* Moses, Batehelor, & Mary Hickman of S fc Mary, Islington, Spinster. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Charles Clarke, Peter Spier, Cl k

Oct. 19 Thomas Johnson of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batehelor, & Jane Jones of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. C. Wit. : Peter Spiers, Marv Hacketts*

Dec. 27 John Collyer of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batehelor, & Mary Annlight* of the same, Spinster. Banns; by J. M. Wit. : Rich d Humphreys, Peter Spier

Batehelor, & Melinda Davis of the same, Spinster. Balms; by J. M. Wit. : Tho s Davis, Peter Spier, Clk. July 3 Michael Patchingf of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batehelor, & Jane BondJ of the same, Spinster. Banns ; by J. M. Wit. : James Clayton, Peter Spier

Bird of Kensington, Midd x , Widow. Lie. ; by J. C. Wit. : Thomas Corlett, Lucy Campbell Nov. 12 William Fisher of S* Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Frances Chessall of S* Clement Danes, Spinster. Lie. ; by W ra Lens, Min. Wit. : M. Chessall, Eich d Fisher [The next entry is cancelled. - Ed.].

Wit. : Marey Brown, H. Hunt Feb. 26 William Bodman* of St. Mildreds, Bread St., Batchelor, & Elizabeth Clark* of the same, Widow. Banns ; by J. M. Wit. :

Nov. 1 Eobert Edie of S fc Margaret Moses, Batch 1 ', & Sarah Lamon of S* Peter, Colchester, co. Essex, Sp r . Lie. ; by J. M. Wit. : Ja s Allen, Betty Allen

Sep. 5 Charles Spurden of St. Mildred, Bread St., Batchelor, & Matilda Boyle of the same, Spinster. Lie..; by B. E. Wit. : Sophia Spurden, N. Boyle, Mary Walford

Batchelor, & Catharine Hobbs of S c Georges in the East, Midd x [" Spinster " erased], Widow. Lie. ; by B. E. Wit. : James M c Cann, W. Cropper, Thomas Spier, Clerk

Aug 13 William Jav of S* Mary le Strand, Widower, & Juliana Gale of St. Mildred, Bread St., Spinster. Lie. ; by B. E. Wit. : Bob* Gale, Mary Eurnell, H. W. Eastman, Mary Eastman, Thomas Spier, Clerk 31 William Harris of 'S* Margaret Moses, Batchelor, & Harriett " Collins of S*- Bartholomew the Less. Lie. ; by B. F. Wit. :

Sep 11 John Yiney of S fc Botolph, Aldersgate, Batchelor, & Elizabeth Elliott of S* Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie; by B. E. Wit. : Jn° Elliott, Mary Elliott, Sam 1 Elliott, Tho s Spier, Clerk 14 Joseph Taylor of Leeds, co. York, Batchelor, & Sarah Harrison of 8* Margaret Moses, Spinster. Lie; by B. E. Wit.: J. H. Harrison, Tho s Harrison, Anna Tidswell, Tho s Spier, Clerk 181? May 4 Leonard Keppell of S* Matthew, Bethnal Green, Widower, & Elizabeth Best of S fc Margaret Moses, Widow. Lie. ; by B. E. Wit.: George Williams, Eliz. Henry, Tho 8 Spier, Clerk

Banns Of Marriage

In this Begister there are entries of Banns from 16 June 1754 to March 1774. The following entries do not appear in the [Register of Marriages, and are hereunder set out. - Editor.

N.B. - The entries of Marriages from 1813 have been somewhat shortened from the long printed form then introduced by omitting most of the printed portion after the first entry, which is given in full. The name of the clergyman performing the ceremony and those of the witnesses are given, and any variation in the signatures of the contracting parties noticed. - Editor.

[1813 Nov. 11] James Gurney of this Parish Saint Mildred, Bread Street, London, a Bachelor, and Elizabeth Salter of the Parish of Saint Andrew, Holborn, in the County of Middlesex, a Spinster, were married in this Church by Licence this eleventh Day of November in the Tear One thousand eight hundred and thirteen

Porster of this parish, S. Lie; by J. W. Vivian, M.A., Curate of S* Peter, Cornhill. Wit. : Will m Sowerby, Eliza Sowerby, Ann Griffin June 26 James Ashdown of St. Mildred, Bread St., B., & Lucy Catherina Garman of the same par., S. Banns ; by W. H. Wit. : Margaret Ashdown, John Garman, Sen 1 '

Deseret of St. Mildred, Bread Street, S. Lie; by W. H. Wit. : Lewis M c Henry, J. B. Spier, Clk. [1816 Dec. 30] " Percy Bysshe Shelley, of the Parifh | of Saint Mildred, Bread Street, London, Widower | and Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin of the City | of Bath, Spinster, a Minor, | were married in this Church by Licence, with Confent of | William Godwin her Father this Thirtieth Day of j December in the Year One thoufand eight hundred and Sixteen | By me W m Heydon, Curate

Dunn of St. Mary, Redcliffe, Bristol, S. Lie ; by W. H. Wit. : J. B. Spier, Clerk, William Heydon, Jun r 21 William Lawrence of St. Mildred, Bread Street, B., & Jane Clarke, S., of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex. Banns; by W. H. Wit, : W m Stevens, John Dillon, Julius Mott of this parish, S. Banns ; by T. G. A. Wit. : Mary Milden, J. B. Spier, Clerk Oct. 22 Charles Cummins of this Parish heretofore, B., & Ann Bone of this parish heretofore, S. Banns 5 by Rob* Black, Off. Min. Wit. : M. G. Tonge, Ann Wale

Aug. 16 George Brown, B., of this parish, & Margaret Laurie, S., of this parish. Banns ; by Edw d Bice, Offs Min. Wit, : And"' Laurie, Walter Brown

Sep. 18 John Flower of this parish, B., & Elizabeth Weed Vince of this parish, S. Lie. ; by Samuel Martin, M.A., Curate of St. Andrew, Holborn. Wit.: Joseph Welch Freeborn, Anne Weed 21 Thomas Baley of this Parish, B., & Elizabeth Eaglett of St. Mary JNewington, Surrey, S. Lie. ; by Rob fc Black, Curate of Andrew, Holborn. Wit. : Henry Rowe, Amelia Rowe

Dec. 8 William Dunkinson Grates of this Parish & Harriet Lowndes of this parish, S. Banns ; by T. G. A. Wife. : Thomas Bolton, Rebeca Bolton

1825 Jan. 10 William Brown of St. Leonard Foster, London, B., & Pleasant Ormiston of this Parish, S., a minor. Lie. (by & with the consent of James Ormiston the natural & lawful Father of the said minor); by T. G. A. Wit. : James Ormiston, James Ormiston, Jun r , Mary Isabella Ormiston, William Ormiston, Robert Ormiston

1825 Apr. 28 Henrv Castle of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, B., & Elizabeth Smith* of this Par., S. Lie. ; by T. G. A. Wit. : J. B. Spier, Martha Smith

1827 Sep. 27 John Thomas Wixen of this parish, B., & Harriet Woodhouse of this parish, S. Banns ; by T. G. A. Wit. : J. B. Spier, Clerk, E. Snelgrove

1827 Oct. 31 John Chambers of S l Mary, Dublin, W., & Harriett Rooke of Saint Mildred, Bread Street, London, W. Lie. ; by T. G. A. Wit. : Jas. J. Bridge, Frances E. S. Bridge

Pincott* of this Par., S. Lie. ; by E. R. Wit. : B. Pincott, J. B. Spier, Clerk July 2 Thomas Clifford Worgerof St. Thomas the Apostle, London, B., & Elizabeth Hewlett of this par., S. Lie; by T. G. A. Wit. : W m F. Hewlett, Susanna Worger

St. Mildred, Bread Street, S. Banns ; by E. R. Wit. : Isaac Shun, Charlotte Kirk, Eliza Bass Sep. 26 John Farbrother of Holywell in the City of Oxford, W., & Mary Dibbin of St. Mildred, Bread Street, S. Lie. ; by Henry Benwell, Off. Min. Wit.: John Law of the War Office, Henry E. Dibbin of Basing Lane, Louisa F. Dibbin

Ormiston of this parish, S. Lie. ; by T. G. A. Wit. : James Ormiston, Eleanor F.. Ormiston, Louisa Dibbin, Maria Leake, Francis Dibbin, Louisa F. Dibbin, Mary Ann Leake

Mary Fearon of this parish, S. Lie; by T. G. A. "Wit.: George Tinniswood, John Burrell, Sarah Fearon, Rich d Back, Mary Martin Buck Dec. 19 Peter Neuens of St. Mildred, Bread Street, B., & Eliza White of the same parish, S. Lie. ; by T. G-. A. Wit. : Edw d Symons, J. B. Spier, Clk.

Lincoln, S. Lie. ; by T. G. A. Wit. - John Kirtland, J. B. Spier Dec. 12 Thomas Maughan of St. Margaret Moses, London, B., & Elizabeth Fairfax of the same Parish, S., a minor. Lie, by & with the consent of Harriot Fairfax, widow, the natural & lawful Mother of the said Minor; by T. G. A. Wit.: Eobert Borras, Eliza Humphreys

[The next seven entries of Marriages from 26 Sep. 1837 - 21 May 1840 are cancelled. In the left hand margin is the following note : " See New Book commencing 29 th July 1837." - En.]

1671 Mar. 28 Margaret Crispe, in y e Vault Thomas Cook, in y e Middle Isle Christopher s. Christopher & Mary Peirson Eichard Marlow Eichard Chambers One male & one female y e Abortive Son & Daughter of Anthony

1673 Apr. 22 Constance d. Elias Crispe, Esquire, in y e vault Isaac s. Thomas Stanly William Goddard Rebecca Barrow, in y e Chancell Dorothy Wickhain, in y e fore Isle Henry Raven, in y e Church yard [blank] King [blank'] of D 1 ' King, in y e vault [blank] Row, wid., in y e vault Elizabeth wife of "W m Hurst A still borne male son of John Stiff Thomas s. John Hood Mary Harris

James Wharton, in y e great Isle Robert Langford, bur. at Bethlem Joseph, s. Samuel & Mary Atly, in ye back Isle John Ewin, serv* to M r Alder John s. John & Elizabeth. Ashby, in y e Chancel

1675 Apr. 14 John s. Anthony & Barbary Harwood Elizabeth Archer, servant to Esq3 Owen, in the Church Yard Erances wife of John Newsham, in y e fore Isle Mary wife of Lyonel Werge, in y e fore Isle

1676 May 1 John s. Richard & Mary Rose William Taylor, serv* to Esq3 Crisp Anne Chelsey, buried at Bethlem Edward s. W m & Elizabeth Underhil Roger s. John & Mary Sayers, in the Chancell Edward Darnelly Anthony Dixon M [blank] Styles Elizabeth. Stanly

# Francis Morton, first Counsellor Chancellor of Nevis Island and Judge of the Common Pleas there. Knighted at Whitehall March 26, 1679. Harl. Soc, Vol. VIIL, p. 330. - Ed. t This date has been altered.

1682 Apr. 4 Thomas Melhuish. A. Anne Temple, wid. A. Susanna d. [blank'] & Susanna Hamblin. A. Richard Wymondesold. A. Elizabeth d. Richard & Eliz. Wymondesold. A. Rowland Wilson s. M 1 ' Samuel Crisp of Clapham, gent. A. Mary d. Quince & Elizabeth Rose. A. Elizabeth Jorden. A. Elizabeth d. Benj. & Sarah Lupton. A. Mary wife of John Wilcocks, buried in y e Chancell. A. Thomas s. Charles & Elizabeth Dyers, in y e Church Yard. A. Martha Connell. A. Thomas Russell. A. Jeane Minton. A. "William s. Wra. & Anne Hind. A.

Elizabeth wife of James Burroughs, Buryed at Bishops Gate James s. James Burroughs, buried at Bishops Gate Jane Quick. A. Nathaniel Cocke. A. Frances d. Benj. & Frances "Williams. A. Benjamin Lupton. A. Sarah d. Christ op r Feather stone. A. Jane d. Thomas & Jane Dyers. A. Elizabeth d. Eliot Cooper. A. Morecraft Thompson, ser vt to M r Stanly. A. John s. Thomas & Sarah Daniel. J£.

great "Vault. A. Richard Portman, Minist 1 '. A. John s. John & Hannah Bannister. A. John s. "William & Anne Hinde. A. Sarah wife of John Coxon. A. Anne Larking, buried at Bethlem. A. Edward s. John & Sarah Gardiner. A. Jane d. Owen & Mary Buckingham. A. Richard s. W m & Anne Taylor. A. Ellis Crispe, Esq 1 '. A. Ellanor Prosser. A. Anne Hill. A.

1684 May 6 Joseph s. Joseph Dyose, deceased, buried in y e great Yault. A. Eichard Eussel, buried in y e great Vault. A. Eobert Hollis, buried in y e great Vault. A. Henry Wells, buried at Bethlehem. A. William Durham, B.D., Eector of this Parish, buried in his owne

Vault. A. Thomas Bynion, buried in y e great Vault. A. Ellis s. John Crispe, Esq_ r , buried in y e Vault. A. Edward s. Thomas & Erances Walsh, in y e great Vault. A. John Eussell, buried in y e great Vault. A. Mary Breadstreet, in y e Church Yard. A. Thomas s. Henry & Elizabeth Eobins, in y e Vault. A. Samuel Hemmingway, at y e new ground Eoulke King, bur. in y e Church Yard William Bunnion, in the churchyard Thomas Stanley, in the Vault in the chancel William s. John & Penelope Stanley, in the church Vault Anna Barras, in the great Vault Clement s. Clement & Eachel Tedway, in the Church Mary Beauchamp, in the Vault

Anthony Hamnell of S l Margaret Moses, in the Church yard Methusalem Holder, in the churchyard Joseph s. Greorg & Mary Pochin, in y e church Joan Sayer, an infant, in the chancell Vault Ann wife of Henry Clerke of St. Margaret Moses, Deputy of the Ward of Bread Street, in the church William s. William & Elizabeth Erpe, in y e church y d Thomas Boteler, Citizen & Painter Stainer formerly of S fc Martin's, Ludgate, in the Chancell Susan Lbngmore, in the church y d

Erances late wife of Benjamin Williams, in the chancell Eichard s. Nathaniel & Katharine Lacy, in the church William s. Thomas & Elizabeth Groddard, in the church Thomas Boddington, in the great vault

31 Caleb s. John Candut, in the church yd. Apr. 15 Mary wife of Thomas Hall, in the great church Vault 19. Andrew an infant son to D l Craile of S fc Margaret Moses, in the great Vault June 4 Ei chard Mildred, a parish child 8 Elizabeth d. Samuel & Ann Taylor, in the great Vault 8 Nathaniel Barras, in the great Vault July 14 John s. John Sayer of Islington, in the church Vault 16 Thomas Stanley, in the Chancell 31 Elizabeth Jordan, in the North Isle Aug. 2 Nathaniel s. John & Elizabeth Legat, in the great Vault 30 S* Quintin s. John & Ann Hassell of S* Margaret Moses, in the great Vault Sep. 2 Benjamin s. Edward & Ann Asgill of 8* Margaret Moses, in the Vault * ^ .

20 Elizabeth d. Francis Bridge, the present Eector, & Martha his wife, in the Chancell Vault Oct. 5 Jane Purdue, an infant, in the Vault 6 Edward & James Asgill of S* Margaret Moses, both buried in the South Isle Nov. 10 Mary Dove of S* Margaret Moses, in the chancell Vault Dec. 11 Isabel d. M r Eichard Adams of S* Olaves, Southwark, in the chaucell Vault 10 Margaret Bowyer, m the church yard 31 Two stil-born children of Eichard Winch, Ch. yd. 31 Samuel Benister, a child, in the Vault Jan. 29 Thomas s. John & Elizabeth Johnson, in the Church yard Feb. 1 A chrisom of D 1 ' Crailes, in the Vault 5 Eebekah d. John & Mary Butterfield of S* Margaret Moses, in the church 7 An abortive child of Owen Buckinghams, in the Vault 23 Eichard Elsley, in the Vault Mar. 9 Marv d. Owen Buckingham, in the church 21 Grace d. Samuel & Susanna Ben wall of S fc Margaret Moses, in

25 James s. Edmund & Katherine Stertevant, in the Vault June 3 A male child of M r Edward Banister, in the Vault Aug. 2 Eebecka Flemming of S* Margaret Moses, in the Vault 7 Daniel Colier, in the Vault 9 Ann d. Thomas & Ann G-oddard of S* Margaret Moses, in the

Vault 18 John Sturmy, Esq*, in the church 12 Elizabeth Cumber, in the Vault Sep. 1 Margaret Waterfield of the old Artillery ground in the liberty of the Tower, in the Vault 26 Charles s. Lewis Lloyd of S* Andrews, Holborn, buried in S r Nicholas Crispe's Vault Oct. 3 John s. John & Mary Harding, in the Vault

1688 Apr. 14 John Worth, late Dean of the Cathedral of S l Patrick in Dublin in Ireland, second son of Edward Worth, late L d Bishop of Killaley in Ireland, buried in the Vault in the Chancell near his said Eather

Vault M r Hugh Aldworth William s. Greorg & Mary Banaster M r Will. Matthews, lodger at Qerrard's Hall Ann Wall of S* Clement Danes, in the Vault John Hardy,, in the Vault Elizabeth wife of William Scrafton of St. Margaret Moses, in church Edward Lovell, in the church yard Abraham Davis, in the church yard Martha Thompson of S* Bridget, in the chancel Benjamin s. Thomas Goddard of S* Margaret Moses, in the church Mary d. Matthew Roberts, in y e Vault Matthew Helmsley, in y e churchy d Samuel s. Richard Adams, in the chancel William s. William & Elizabeth Cook, in the great Vault Mary d. John & Penelope Stanly, in the great Vault Erancis Bridge, D.D., Rector of this Parish, was buried in his own vault Charles s. Charles & Elizabeth Dyos, in y e greate Vault William Jackson, cozen to S r Nicholas Crispe, in y e chancell An abortive child of John Shaw, in y e church yarde An abortive child of M 1 ' Butter fields, in y e Church John s. John & Penelope Stanley, in y e greate Vault Richarde s. Richarde & Frances Rose, in y e Northe Isle

1689 July 5 Honor d. Edwarde & Honor Drakeforde, in y e chancell vault Anne wife of Joseph Cowslade, Esq 1 ", of Doddington by Newberry, in y e chancell vault

Benjamin s. Edwarde & Anne Aspill, in y e south Isle M rs Sarah Savage, hite of this Parish, in y e North Isle Nicholas s. Thomas Crispe, Esq 1 ', in y 1 ' own Yaulte Eicharde Elsey of Basing Lane, in y e greate vault William Brent from M r Barns, in y e greate vault M rs Mary Eose of Friday Street, in y e greate vault Mary d. Jasper & Elizabeth Samsbee, in y e church yarde Eicharde Thompson, a nurse childe from M r Steers, in y e Church yarde

1691 Mar. 26 M r George Taylor, Churchwarden, in y e greate Vault William s. Jasper & [blank'] Merry weather, in y e greate Vault An Abortive child of M r Sturtevants George s. Matthew Katherine Eoberts Sarah wife of Thomas Daniell, in y e church Elizabeth wife of John Shaw

Abraham s. Pheasant Crispe was buried in S r Nicholas vault Katherine w. George Hobs, in y e greate vault The Widow Hanson, in y e church yarde George s. John & Anna Knap, in y e greate Vault Harwell Kinsman, M r Yerbury's man, in y e Southe Isle Mary d. Tho. Daniell, in the Southe Isle Samuell s. Sam 11 & Susannah Benwall, Church Y.

1699 Nov. 10 Sarah d. Charles Heybourne, Ch. yd. M rs Sophia Mosely from M rs Stringfields, just by ye Vestry Joseph s. J. Wallin, Parish Clarke, Ch. yd. Thomas s. John Hopper, a lodger att M>* Deans, Ch. yd. Katherine d. John Hassell, late of St. M. M.,. S. Isle

1700 Mar. 28 Mary d. William Hinde, G-. V. The Lady Judith Crispe, in her own Vault M r Henry Drake, formerly Eeader of ys Parish, Chancell Anne d. Stephen & Anne Benning, G. V. M rs Dorothy wife of Christopher Haunch (or Hannch), Gr. V. Eichard s. Charles & Elizabeth Heybourne, Ch. yd. Sarah d. "William & Eliz. Dobson, GL V. Samuell Buttler from Grerrards Hall, GL V. John s. John Emmerton, Church Thomas s. Thomas & Jane Phillipps M rs Judith Crispe d. of y e late S 1 ' Nicholas, Patron of ys Church, buried in S 1 * Nicholas's Vault Mary d. Richard & Martha Thompson, Gr. V. The widdow Featherstone, a Pentioner, Ch. yd. M r Robert Lambert, a Sollicitor, Gr. V. Sarah d. John Lewin, Gr. V.

M r Thomas Norman, Father to M rs Beauchampe, Gr. V. Greorge Middlemore, servant to M r Collins, Gr. V. Sarah d. Abraham Merryfeild Buried at Bunning Hill ground M rs Lewin late wife of John Lewin, Gr. V. John s. John & Alice Piatt, Ch. yd. M rs Mary Crispe from Clapham, G. V.

1701 Mar. 25 Charles s. Charles & Elizab. Heybourne, Ch. yd. M 1 ' John Cleeter, a distiller in Fryday Street, Gr. V. Thomas Holmes, a lodger at M 1 * Deans in Fryday St., G-. V. Madame Margarett Wynne late wife of D 1 * Eobt. Wynn, Chancello ur of S fc Asaph, Chan. V.

1702 Apr. 7 The widow Asgill, an Apothecary, S. Isle Jane d. Gr. Pochin, Gr. V. Mary late wife of Thomas Lawson, Gr. V. Eichard s. John Piatt, Ch. yd. Havering s. Charles Cowart, Ch. yd. M r Samuell Wolrick belonging to y e Tower, Ch. vault Elizabeth d. John & Alice Piatt, Ch. yd. Catherine d. Eobt. & Ann Bryden, Ch. yd. Charles s. David Wattson, Ch. yd.

1703 Apr. 22 William & John sons of Edward Af rill buried att old Bedlam Thomas s. George Mills John s. Charles Heybourne M 1 ' Samuell Crispe from Clapham, Gr. Vault Elizabeth d. John Hallsell (? Hattsell), in ye S. Isle Grace d. Sam 11 Ben well, G. V, Anne Saunders, a widdow, from M r West, Ch. yd. Captaine Nicholas Ward of ye upper Parish, G. V. Sarah & Mary das. of M r John Emmerton, N. Isle John s. John West, Ch. yd.

1704 Mar. 26 John Abell, a Clothier, from his Brs House, G. V. Jane Smithe, a Lodger att M r Bennings in Distaff Lane, Ch yd. Eichard s. Jasper & Elizabeth Sameways, Cn yd. M 1 ' Jacob Conen, Merchant, under ye Pews M rs Sybilla Vpton from M r Loringes, Gr. Vault Edmund Pry or late of Evill, Sommersettsh., Gr. Vault John s. John & Mary Manning, Ch yd. Samuell s. Jacob & Eebecka Hillyard, Ch yd. Thomas s. George & Anne Mills, G. V. John s. Francis & Mary Powell, Gr. Vault Maria d. Thomas Lawson, Ch yd. M { * s Catherine Stanley from M r Allderseys, Gr. V. John s. Eichard Thompson, Gr. V. Mary d. Lionell Werge, Senior, under ye Pews John Jordan, Esq., from Southfleet in Kent, North Isle

G. V. Joseph Shilling, late Coachman to y e Lady Eich, Gr. Vault Jane wife of Eichard Davis Bearen, Gr. Vault M IS Anne wife of M r W m Proctor, eommon-councellman,

1705 Sep. 29 Joseph s. John & Mary Manning, Cn yd. M r Mathew Eoberts, common councill-man, Vestry Vault Frances d. M r W ra Proctor, Vestry V. Isaacke s. Abraham Merryfeild, att Bunning Eeilds Eobert s. Greorge Pochin, under ye Pews M 1S Elizabeth Dobson, under her own Pew Martha d. Christopher Merry weather, Gr. Vault Jasper s. Jasper 8am ways, Cn yd.

b] John s. Edward Wise, in Bedlam Grround John s. John & Hannah West, Cn yd. M 1 ' John Wynne, a smoaker, Gr. Vault Anne Shirley, a lodger att M>' Werges, Jan, Cn yd. M r Christopher Merryweather late of S* M. M., Gr. V.

1706 Mar. 28 M r Edmund Outridge, a Lodger att M r Hobbs, G-. V. Thomas s. John & Alee Piatt, Cn yd. James Whittworth, a lodger att M 1 * Hillyards, Cn yd. Henry Burb ridge, Apprentice to M r Horn, Senior, Cri yd. Elizabeth Dent, a lodgers child att M 1 ' Hemingways, Cn yd. M rs Jane Shaw, neice to M r Lawson ye Hott presser, Gr. V. Greorge s. Samuell & Susannah Benwell, V. V. M 1 ' Ebenezer Negus, a Carpenter in Trinity Lane, Cn yd. M r John Manning, a Victualler in Trinity Lane, Cn yd. Eobert s. John & [blank'] Cookson digged in ye Vestry Vaulte Edward Pollexfen, Lodger Joseph s. Wm. Emmerton of Eryday Street The Reverend M 1 * John Durham, Rector of this Parish 19 years,

Ann d. John & Alice Laws, in the Body of the Church John s. John & Sarah Emmerton, in the North Isle William Burby, in the Church yard Martha d. Tho. & Martha Lawson, in the Ch. yard Thomas Phillips, in y e Church under the North Pews Mary Davis, in the Church yard Ann Misplay, in the great vault Elizabeth Earrow, in the Church yard Ann d. Greorge & Ann Mills Mary wife of Richard Oliver Ann d. Joseph & Elizabeth Samewaies

1708 June 6 [sic] John Crisp, Esq., in the Crisps Vault Ann d. Abraham & Mary Petiver Elizabeth d. Shadrach Brice & Elizabeth his wife Edward s. John & Ann Harris, in the Doct rs Vault John Parker, a Lodger at M 1 ' Blands the Coopers Charles s. William Proctor, in the New Vault und r the Vestry An abortive child of M r Thompson Eobert Dice, Serv* to M r Eichard Grlazier

Elizabeth late wife of Phillip Basse, Mercer on Ludgate Hill Catherine Needham, Sexton Joseph Cowslade, in the Parish Yault Shadrack Brise, in the Body of the Church

1710 June 1 M rs Jane Sares from Islington, in the Chancell Yault Joseph AVallin, Parish Clerk Joseph Mildred, a Parish child Anne wife of John Harris, Eect 1 ' Ibid. Naomi, a Parish Child John s. John & Alice Plat Alice d. John & Alice PJat

Eliz. d. John & Elizabeth Cookson Elizab. d. John [blank] Eebeccah d. Spencer Man Daniel s. Daniel & Elizabeth Littleford Buried also the [sic] Mary Mildred, a Parish Child

"William Trollop, Esq 1 ', in the Chancell in the Rectors Vault Mary Moorhouse, Church yard M r Spincer Mann, in ye Dockters Vault Elizabeth Brownridge, in ye Church

Crisp Hannah Hornby d. Harriott Hornby M 1S Sarah Moth, in ye Church William Mun, Church yard Dorrothy Mills, Church yard M rs Eliz bt Thomas, in y Vault Hannah Hornby d. of Harriott, Church yard

1751 June 2 M r William Atkinson, in ye Vault John Wallis, Church yard Joseph Stiles, in ye Side He Charles G-eering, in ye Vault John Vining, under ye Hengan House

1754 Feb. 24 M 1S Jane Hassall, in the Vault Margret Steevens, Church Yard M 1S Katherine Grryffin, in the Church Mary Grriffis, Church yard Jane Palmer, in ye Church

Feby. the 3, 1765. John Southby son of Tho s Bridge by Eliz th his wife was baptiz d Febry the 6 th * 1765." The latter entry should be compared with those on page 16. - Ed.]

"Tax begins from y e 2 d Oct 1 ' 1783 " Oct. 5 Sarah Skinner 9 Carolina Greenwood 20 Richard Nicholson, in Common Yault 17 William Naish Dec. 26 Master Joseph Axford

Inspected & Duty receiv'd to 31 st March 1785. B. Keene, Reg 1 * & In spec 1 * June 28 Hannah Greenwood July 15 Sophia Hensley, in Common Yault

[""Willitom Norman Buried in Vault, Buried Apl. 14, 1789, carr d to S* Margarett Mosses Book "] [The above entry is cancelled with a X . - Ed.] July 10 Mary Ann Durnford, in Isle of Church

Nov. 29 Char s John Killick, " buried in Communion " 17Q5 Mar. 5 William Baker, Ch. Yard 5 Dues given by Ch. Warden June 15 Ann Norman, in Vault under Vestry 5 Rebecca Tennant, in Isle of Church [Remainder of page blank]

Aug. 3 John Hays, Infant, Ch. yd. 5 at the expense of Parish Sep. SO Thomas Taylor, Ch. yard ; part expence of Parish Oct. 8 Francis W m Summerfield, Infant, Ch. Y d

1809 Jan. 4 Eobert Snelgrove, in Church yard under paving Qeorgiana Barnette, Infant, Ch h Yard Mary Hamerton, Isle of Church (Communion) Nathaniel Evans, Infant, Church Yard

1811 Jan. 6 Philip Yiner, in Church yard within railing William Bishop, Yault under Yestry John Priest Ormiston, Infant, In Crisp's vault Kelland Luscombe, In Eector's vault

After the above all Marriages, Baptiz ms and Burials are Enter'd in separate Books according to the Act of Parliament. - J. B. S[pier, Parish Clerk. - Ed.]

[The remainder of the Parchment leaves are blank, and the following Affidavit is affixed on one of the end papers the other way up of the Book. - Ed.]

" Sarah Price of Isleworth in the County of Middlesex, widow of Eobert Price of Isleworth aforesaid, Gentleman, maketh Oath and saith that the extract from the register Book of Baptisms hereunto annexed is incorrect with respect to the name of Susanah Price, dated the twenty-first day of January One thousand seven hundred and ninety two, and also to the name of Mary Price, dated the seventeenth day of February One thousand seven hundred and ninety four and the Twentieth day of March One thousand seven hundred and ninety six, the same having been inserted in the register Book instead of Sarah Price.

Reg-Istee Iii

Black according to the certificate of Eev d Rob* Black, transmitted to me this 19 th day of May 1819. T. G. Aekland, Rector Oct. 18 Thomas Bolton, S* Mary, Rotherhithe, Surry, 45. Edw d Rice, A.B., Off. Minister

6 weeks. T. G. A. William Durand, Bread Street Hill, 62. T. G. A. John "William Rowed, Basing Lane, 10 weeks. T. G. A. Thomas Arnett, 24 Basing Lane, 71. T. G. A.

1824 Jan. 13 William Sanders, 28 Bread Street, 76. T. G. A. Henry Dibbin, Basing Lane, 51. T. G. A. Sarah Sumerfield, Bermondsey, 33. A. S. Atcheson, Curate. Jean Hardy Campbell, 43 Bread St., 3 years. T. G. A. Sarah Case, Great Trinity Lane, 36. W. Jephson, M.A.,

Off. Min. Sarah Denne, 41 Little Britain, 68. A. S. A. Amelia Crofts, 9 Gt. Distaff Lane, five weeks. A. S. A. Jane Mary Snelgrove, S fc Mildred's Court, 4 years and 2 mos.

Index Locorum

St. Paul's, 97. Doddington by Newberry, 73. Doncaster, Yorks, 58. Dorking (Darkin), Surrey, 30. Dublin, Ireland, 63, 72. Dunbar, Valley Drysdale of, East Lothian, 62.

W. Bruce Banneeman, E.S.A.

A TEANSCEIPT of the entries in the original Eegisters to 1812 was made some years ago by the late Dr. J. Jackson Howard/ F.S.A., Maltravers Herald Extraordinary, a former Treasurer of the Society.

The Baptisms and Marriages have been brought down to 1837, and the Burials to 1850 5 and carefully revised by the Editor with the original Eegisters.

The following description and particulars of the Church have been compiled by the Eev. Thomas Bentham, M.A. Oxon, of Croydon, Curatein-charge of the Church from 1904 to 1912 :- -

This Church was built in the twelfth century, and possibly owed its peculiar name to some early benefactor of the name of Moses. The Saint to whom the Church was dedicated was daughter of Edward the Exile of England, and was afterwards Queen of Scotland, in which position she did much in the way of promoting the religious life of Scotland, and was famous for her many charities. She died about 1067 in Edinburgh Castle, The Church stood midway between the lower portions of Bread Street and Friday Street, part of the site extending into what is now Queen Victoria Streetv According to Mr. Deputy White's book on " Old City Churches/' the living was given by Eobert Fitzwalter, its founder, to the Priory of St. Faith, Hersham, Norfolk, in fulfilment of a vow made to St. Faith for releasing himself and his wife Sibyl from prison, into which they had been cast by thieves and robbers as they were returning from a pilgrimage to Eome. The patronage in the time of Edward III. passed to the Crown, which accounts for the fact that the Lord Chancellor has two turns in the presentation of the living of St. Mildred, Bread Street, to which the parish is now annexed. The Church was destroyed in the Great Fire, and the site sold to the City, the money being applied to the seating and decoration of St. Mildred's. It is said that the figure of Time now on the pulpit of St. Mildred's is a relic of St. Margaret Moses. The alms disli of the year 1631^ now in use at St. Mildred's, belonged to St. Margaret Moses. The Eegisters date from the year 1559. In the library of St. Paul's there is a list of those who died of the plague in the Parish of St. Margaret Moses. A fine old book of Churchwardens' Accounts, recently rediscovered and restored by the Record Office, exists, and covers the years 1547 - 1597, the most interesting period in English Church History, and there are occasional items in it which shew how the changes under Edward VI., Mary and Elizabeth affected the worship and ornamentation and furniture of the Church. In it appear frequently the names of John Brightwise and Thomas Griffiths as pensioners. Probably, as Mr. White suggests, they were ex-Chantry Priests. According to those accounts the parish pump and the clock seem to have required much attention. The following inscriptions were to be seen in the old church : -

Pray for the sowlys of Michael For case and Mary hys wyf And in the worship o£ God and our Ladie for theyr Paders and Moders wyth the sowlys of al Christen Of your charitie say a Pater Noster and an Ave Maria.

There is an account by Maclyn in his Diary of the burial of Master Burse, one of the Masters of Christ's Hospital and a Skinner, who was buried in St. Margaret Moses on January 30, 1559-60. The funeral was attended by the masters of the company in their livery, and ""'20 clarkes synging and he gaff a xii mantyll frys gownes to vi men and vi women, and thes did preche master I veil, the new by shop e of Salysbury and he did say playnly that there was no purgatore and after to hys howse to diner and ther was xvi momers in blake gownes and coltes."

He also records the funeral of Lady Dobbes, wife of Sir Eichard Dobbes, Mayor in 1552, which was accompanied by a herald of arms, pennon of armes and iii dozen and h'f Skoychons, 20 good blake gowns were given to 20 poor women, xi blake gowns 4>o men and women, Clerkes sang and Richardson preched.

The inventory made in Edward VI/s reign of plate and ornaments and vestments shews that St. Margaret Moses was richly supplied in those respects.

Preface

1358, W. de Trumpton left bequests for lights in Church, his brewery in Distaff Lane to his daughters Alice and Margery, and the sum of 3s. 4<d. to making two crosses to place on tomb of his wife ; to the Rector 6 silver spoons and a brass pot holding 6 gallons.

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The permission and facilities which the previous Rector gave for the printing of the Registers have been very kindly continued by his successor, the Rev. Canon Adam James Glendinning Nash, M.A., Rector of the united Parishes.

1559 Aug. 4 Jayne d. Wiiiim Semon Parnell Bradshew d. Wiiiim Bradshaw Annis d. Willm Eostar John s. Harry Pier son Morgane s. Wiiiim Eostar, linen drap John s. Thomas Brewan

1561 May 23 Ayles Langgereke d. Geo. Langgreke Mary d. Arlington Kellye Susanna d. Wiiiim Bradshaw, taylor Elizabeth d. Gabriel Coullsuayne, grocer Ellen d. Wiiiim Lauraine, saltar Annis Eisher d. John Eysher, saltar Wiiiim Ereeman s. John Freman, saltar Judeth d. Thomas Benetafi

1562 Apr. 16 Wiiiim s. Rieh d Gufie, saltar Nicholas s. Nicholas Martine, marchant adventurer Wiiiim s. George Langgreke Johan d. Eichard Wright Jeayne d. [blank] Ducke, haberdasher Margarett d. Eich d Moth, saltar John s. John Crompe, taylor Eoger s. Eoger Clarke, saltar Annis d. Thomas Brewar, saltar Pricilla d. Wiiiim Braydshaw, taylor John s. Wiiiim Laurance, salter

1564 Mar. 26 Wiiiim s. Wiiiim Laurence, salter Doritie d. Wiiiim Braclshaw, taylor Anne d. Gabriel Coulstone Annis d. Elizabeth Porte Jayne d. Jone Wright W' m s. Richard Mothe, Salt 1 ' Raphe s. Jeaymes Aemerye

1567 July 6 Martha d. John Allott, fishemonger Roger s. Godfrey Port, Bucher Susan d. Roger Clarke, saltar Mary Bane d. Wiiiim Bayne, grocer Ales d. Richard Mothe, saltar Marten s. Bartholmew Brand, bocber Robert s. Thomas Scole, sadlar Daniell s. Catyon Couper, Skinner John s. "Wiiiim Bredshaw, taylor Wiiiim s. Edward Rooks, fishmonger

1568 Apr. 3 Daniell s. John Hycocks Mathew s. John Allot, fishemonger Denis d. Richard Gonne, saltar John s. Roger Clarke, saltar Erances d. Wiiiim Baye, grocer Elizabeth d. Wiiiim Stoone, Inhoulder

Harry s. John Pennyngton. Vphoulstar, no pishioner Wiiiim s. Wiiiim Hobson, grocer Elizabeth Feilde d. Humfry Feild, gro§ Kathrin d. Hughe Jones Barbara d. Richard Fostar Richard s. Richard Bushe Robert s. Henry Colson Annis d. Humfrey Dunken Bettres Cockf d. Harry Cocks, Clothworker dwelling w th M r streete Richard s. John Person, Saltar Allyxaunder s. Richard Bushe, skinner Anne d. Bartholmew Sutton John s. Wiiiim Hobson, grocer Aues d. Harry Mander John s. John Wattf Petar s. Richard Fostar

1588 May 5 Elizabeth d. Richard Flint Rich d s. Dauy Lewes, Skryvener Edmond s. John Cordall, vintoner Elizabeth cl. John Jennings, fishemonger John s. John Heye, fishemonger Jone d. Richard Grodward, brownebaker John s. Thomas Willyams Harye s. Thomas Addams, haberdasher Prudence d. John Crewe, Conper Humfrey s. Lewis Euans, dwellinge in a chamber w th in the

Jeames s. Beniamin Monger, Clarke to the showmakers John s. Robart Greene, Cooke Wiliim s. Richard Groddert, deseased John s. Harry Waterland, vintoner Kathren d. Marten Craen, fishmong 1 ' Edward s. Richard Blackwell, Carpenter distaf lane "Wiliim s s Humfrey Eeilde, grocer Isabell cl. Sainuell Grlouer Anne d. Richard More, Grocer Susan d. John Jennings, fishemonger Beniamin s. Beniamine Monger Elizaheth d. John Cordall, vintoner John s. Thomas Charles, Brownebaker Isacke s. Lawrance Wood, Taylor Toby as s. Thomas Coup, cobler, dwellinge w%in the Castell w^in

1591 Apr. 24 George s. Greo. Bennett, Saltar John s. John Sayres, Whitt Baker Judith d. John Eeilde, fishemonger Robart s. Martine Crayne, fishemonger Elizabeth d. Robart West Sara d. M r Morlee, whose wife lieth ill w^iin her father Jeffroy the pishe of the saide Sara at all t vines Jone d. Humfry Feilde, grocer Thomas s. Richard More, grocer John s. John Huntt, Barbar Sourgen John s. Thomas Addames Kathren d. John Hey

Registers Oe St. Margaret Mqses 5 Friday Street

1596 Apr. 3 John s. Treymor Smithe, a taylor Sara d. John Hay Judithe d. Richard Sachefeilde Raffe s. John G-reene, cooke Elizabeth d. Mathew Brooke, a baker Anne d. John Harpar Henry s. Henrye Eryman Roger s. Richard Mooer Thomas s. Richard Edney, carpentar, dwelling in Carelefse yarde John s. Thomas Carelefse, Brownebaker Thomas s. [blank] Cewe, dwellinge in the Castell that was Henry s. Henry Grimy, saltar Jaen d. James Groodman, Clothworker, an ynmate in the Castell yarde in the house of [blank] Draper Susan d. William Audley, Lynnendraper Elizabeth d. George Beste, dyer France d. John Ryene 1597* Apr. 16 being tusday, Jacob s. John Hey, fishemonger Anne d. Petar Hinde, saltar 10 Edward s. John Eeilde, Lynindraper Sep. 27 John s. Mathew Brooke, a baker

William Dawes s. Wiffim Dawes, at the signe of the Dagger Sisley d. Dauid Lewes, scriuener, decesed Richard s. Lawrence Price, at the White Horse, the In Elizabeth d. Martin Crane, Eyshemonger Samuel s. Richard Sachefeilde, Lynen draper Mary d. Petar Hinde, Imbroderer Samson s. Geo. Bennett, saltar

Penellope d. Thomas Brampton, gent., of Menkin in Efsex William s. Thomas Carelefse, Brownebaker Elizabeth d. Jaymes Goodman, Clothworker, dwelling in the

1599 Apr. 15 Martha d. Richard Stanley, dwellinge within the Castle yarde Marie d. Thomas Webb, at the bell in distaf lane Joan d. William Andrew

1599 Aug. 19 Millisent d. Bichard Ednye, Carpenter William s. John Beeve, salter Joan d. Harry Gwy, Salter Martha d. Geo. Amerye, saulter Margerett d. Edmond Pearse, Haberdasher John s. "W m Tewe, lawier John s. Edward Tomson, at the w 1 horse In Francis d. Christopher Sherfild, sadler

Bennytt Baylye d. Thomas Bayly, at the bell in distaf Lane John s. Harrie Davye, ches monger Ellyn cl. Thomas Carlese, brown baker Edward s. Bichard More, grocer John s. John Harper Isbaft d. William Daws, at the Dagger An d. Symond Adames, Tayler Eachel d. Bichard White Martha d. Mathew Brocke, white-Baker Francis s. Henry Gvy, Salter John s. Bobart Greene, Cooke

William s. James Goodman, Clothworker in the Castell yeard Susan d. William Tew, lawyer Bebeca d. Peter Boston, barber Eliz. d. Peter Hinde, Inbroderer

1601 Apr. 1 Eliz. d. Thomas Bayley, at the bell in distaf Lane William s. William Awdley, chaundler John s. Beniamin Monger John s. George Bennett John s. Thomas Syssoll John s. John Harrisson Bichard s. Bichard Edney Jone d. William Twe An Hayls d. Clemant Hayles Elizabeth d. Harry Darye

1602 Apr. 23 William s. William Wattie, grocer Elizabethe d. Edward Allyn, Lynnen drap Harry s. Anthony Sfcratford, salter Susan d. Esdras Fayrmanners Elizabethe d. Tho s Carlese, baker Symond s. Symond Adames Mary d. William Clayton An d. William Daws Sara d. John Shackett Josyas s. Willia Twe, Lawiar Anthony s. John Beve William s. Henry Gwye Joane d. Daniel Johnson Bich d s. John Hewsley w*hin the Castell Randall s. Randall Thorley, haberdasher [blank'] Adams d. Symon Adams Augustus Hardinffyld s. Jonathan Hardynfeild, capten & sonne in lawe to M ris Owen, wydowe Elizabeth d. Wiftm Dawes, at the signe of the dagger Thomas s. M r Henrie Gwye, salter Sara d. Wiftm Androwes Elizabeth d. Thomas Spenser Erauncis d. Humfrey Ambler, salter Josua s. Beniamin Monger Wiftm s. Peter Heynd, Imbroderer Thomas s. Hercules Cranfyld, shomaker in Carlese Alley

1606 Mar. 30 Robert s. George Amerye, salter Margaret d. Danyell Hill, whitebaker in Carlese Alley Andrew s. Mathewe Tirrey, vintener at the Bolt Aphara Whiteheand d. Ambrose Whitehand, Imbroderer John s. John Erancke, barbo r surgion Elizabeth d. George Bennett, salter An d. William Clayton, porter Mary d. Randal Thorley, haftdasher John s. John Smythe, cooke John s. Henrie Sheppye, plasterer Richard s. Richard Cooke, fustian drelser Josua s. Symond Adams Humfrey s. Humfrey Ambler, salter Margarett d. Walter Barrell, salter William s. John Webbar, clothworker

1607 Nov. I Mathewe s. Edward Mathewe, in the Cradle Alley John s. Daniell Hill, in Carles alley Suzan d. Erauncis Adams, a Brewer Clark Richard s. William Parson, Salter Margarett d. Mathew Tyrrye, vintner James s. William Dawes, victualler att the Dagger An d. Richard Cooke, Fustian drefser hard by the Castell in

John s. Thomas Randall, owt of John Newton his howse out o£ * the Taverne called the White Horse Barbara d. Peter Hynd, ymbroderer Margrett d. Thomas Spencer, Lynnyn Draper Marye d. Richard Cowp, owt of Hawnst Horner his howse in the Castell Robert s. Daniell Hill, bake 1 ' in Carlese Ally Anna Addams d. Symond Addames Jasper s. Jasper Worth, Taylor William s. William Parsons, salter

1610 May 13 Mary d. Clemant Haylse, taylor in y e Castell Symon s. John Ager, taylor Antony s. Myhell Boswell Elizabethe d. William Daws Thomas s. Edward Lane Sara d. Hvmffry Ambler, salter Pryssylla Harryson d. [blank'] Harrisson, vyntnor Josyas s. Rich d Coocke, Eustian drefsar Sara Adames d. Symond Adams Henry s. Henry Plompton, salter Antony s. Thomas Spencar, lynyn draper Willia Whyte s. William' Whytt [sic], taylor Erancis Worthe s. Jasper Worth, taylor Newman s. Richard Allnott, Eustian drefsar

Elizabeth d. Bartholomewe Fowler, out of Cradell Alley Alse d. Rob* Atkyns, salter Elizabeth d. Humfrey Hambler, salter Sara d. Henry Eownde, fishmong' Elizeus s. Ellys Mewe, salter Mary d. Henry Sheppey, plasterer Thomas s. Roger Jenyngf , fishmonger Wynnifride d. Richard Cooke, fustian drefser Katherin d. Robert Sharpe, waxchaundler the Hollie bushe John s. William Parson, salter Margret d. Thomas Trowell, at the Whit horse In William s. David Rawson, wollyn drap Thomas s. Myhell Boswell, brocker Richard s. William Goddard, baker in Carlese Ally Joan Sheppye d. Henry Sheppy in Carlese Ally, plasterar John Stephens s. [blank] Stephenes, at the signe of the gone Hestar d. Hvmfry Ambler, salter Elizabeth d. Henry Eownd, fyshmongar

1614 Apr. 1 Hvmfry s. Edward Lane, flaxman JNathanyell s. Ellys Mew, salter Mary d. Robart Sharp, waxchandler Abraham s. Abraham Heyd, Taylor in the Castell yard Edward s. Georg Harrifson, Yyntner Barnard s. Richard Carriar, broker Doritie d. Thomas Trowel], at the White horse In Thomas s. Myhell Boswell, taylor Samuell s. John Gering, grocer John s. Myhell Cocks, duchman dwelling in Havnse Horner his

1615 Apr. 9 Isack s. Robert Wilkinson, at the Castell in Distaf Lane Ralf Ambler s. Humfry Ambler, salter Richard & Thomas sons of John Syms, Coocke owt of Thomas

Mary d. Richard Alnott, fustian drefser in the white horse Inne Thomas Goulde s. Christopher Golde, myllimar Thomas s. John Bradshawe, minister lyinge in M r Richard

1622 Apr. 12 Mary d. John Pope, salter, and Mary Pope Margrett d. Thomas Johnsone & An Johnson Thomas s. Thomas & Joane Robinson Elizabeth Persiuall d. W m Persyvall & Mary Persivall, on of

Margrett d. Richard Culverwell, pson of this p sh John s. Samuel To r no r Joane Annys d. Reno]d Anns, clothwork 1 ' Anna d. Laurence Wats, dwelling in Watlinge streete, Draper Mary d. Robert Hanscome, the last of Aug. Christofer s. Abraham Purritt Mary d. Thomas Johnsone, pollercarrer Barthillmew s. Barthillmew Reed John s. John Pope Margret d. Thomas Trowell

Margret d. Ja s Orme, tallowechandler, & Ellenor his wife Henry s. Garratt Crowley, salter, & Elizabeth Rebecka Percevall d. W m Percyvall & Marye Walter s. John Garratt & Susan Margarett d. Richard Allnott & Hanna Anne d. William Lovell & Elizabeth

Provenance

Text from The History of Madison County, Ohio, by Brown, Robert C; W.H. Beers & Co., Pub, published 1883 and in the public domain in the United States. Digitised by the Internet Archive. The settlements listed against this township are matched by point-in-polygon test of each Geographic Names Information System coordinate against the Census Bureau's county subdivision boundary, not by name.