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 l^lonumental ^nstrtpttons 
 
 OF 
 
 Ct)arterl)au0e CljapeL 
 
 EDITED BY 
 
 FUANCIS COLLINS, Esq., M.D., 
 
 FOEMEELY EESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER OF THE CHAETERH0U3E. 
 
 LONDON : 
 1892. 
 
preface. 
 
 The earliest Eegister of Cliarterhouse Chapel contains entries of Marriages 
 from 1671 to 1754; of Baptisms from 1695 to 1812 ; and of Burials from 
 1695 to 1812. There are also in it a few memoranda of more or less 
 genealogical interest, and entries of two Marriages solemnized respec- 
 tively in 1837 and 1839. 
 
 There are four other volumes of Eegisters. One containing Baptisms 
 from 1813 to the present time, and in this there is an entry of a Marriage 
 solemnized in 1837. In another volume, labelled Marriages, there is only 
 one entry, viz., in 1839. A third is a Eegister of all Marriages from 1857 
 to the present time. And the fourth contains all the Burials from 1813 
 to 1854, when the Burial-ground in Charterhouse was closed. In this 
 Eegister there are also some later entries relating, chiefly, to the burials 
 of the Poor Brothers who, for the most part, were interred in Bow 
 Cemetery. A set of Marriage Licences, the earliest of which is dated 
 1671 and the latest 1754, has been collected and bound up in two 
 volumes, forming a valuable addition to the earliest Eegister. 
 
 On one of the fly-leaves of the earliest Eegister is the following : — 
 " Memorandum. June 24th. 1702. There was given to the Charterhouse 
 Chappell to be used att the Altar One flne wrought Silver Cup, Double 
 Gilt, with a cover of fine wrought flowered work to it, by Mr. Edward 
 Hooker, Student in Physick, Pensioner of the House." 
 
 "It is stated in Smythe's ' History of Charterhouse,' published 1808, 
 that this benefaction was stolen, with other valuables, from the Char- 
 terhouse Chapel, in the night of the 4th of September 1797. 
 
 " May 24th, 1873. " Heney V. Le Bas, Preacher." 
 
 170880 
 
VI PREFACE. 
 
 Volume I. of the Licences contains the following memorandum on 
 one of the flj-leaves : " These Licences were thus arranged at the sugges- 
 tion of Charles Young, Esqr., York Herald (a Carthusian), by the Eev. 
 William Hale Hale, Preacher. " March 1826." 
 
 In Volume 11. there is an almost similar entry, but rather more 
 explanatory : " These Licences, hitherto suffered to remain in the Vestry 
 in a heap of Eubbish, were thus arranged at the suggestion of Charles 
 Young, Esqr., York Herald (a Carthusian), 
 
 " By the Rev. William Hale Hale, 
 
 " March 1826. " Preacher of the Charterhouse." 
 
 The Licences are, unfortunately, not arranged in strict chronological 
 order, but as each is numbered, in this transcript, the number has been 
 added, in brackets, to the Marriage for which it was the authority, so 
 that there may be no difficulty in comparing the entry in the Register 
 with the Licence, where such is considered advisable. Any matters of 
 interest to be found in the Licences which the Register does not contain 
 have also been added in a similar manner. These additions include 
 differences in spelling. Among the Licences are five of which there is no 
 entry in the Register recording the solemnization of the Marriage. 
 Copies of these have been placed after the last Marriage solemnized in 
 1754, and following them will be found the few genealogical notes 
 noticed above. 
 
 As only nineteen Marriages are recorded in the Registers, subsequent 
 to 1754, all are given in this Volume. The Baptisms have been transcribed 
 down to the time the Registration Act came in force, 1st March 1837, 
 and the Burials to the closing of the Charterhouse Burial-ground in 1854. 
 
 At the end of the Volume will be found the inscriptions on all the 
 monuments and gravestones in the Chapel, Chaj)el Cloister, and the few 
 remaining in the old Burial-ground. These latter have been built into 
 the wall which separates Charterhouse from Wilderness Row, now better 
 known as Clerkenwell Road. The description of the armorial bearings 
 
PREFACE. Vii 
 
 on the monuments was kindly undertaken by Mr. J. W. Clay, F.S.A., to 
 whom the thanks of the Society are due, as well as to the Eev. Canon 
 Elwtn, the Master of the Charterhouse, and to the Rev. H. Vincent 
 Le Bas, the Preacher, to both of whom the Compiler is indebted for 
 helping him in his work, and giving him the opportunity of making this 
 Volume as complete as possible ; and to the latter also for assisting to 
 clear up several doubtful entries in the Register. Of Mr. Daniel 
 HiPWELL, of Hilldrop Crescent, it is due to say that it was entirely 
 through him that the Transcript became the property of the Society, and 
 he also deserves thanks for contributing several corrections and valuable 
 suggestions ; and Mr. H. Moxon aiBSON, of Charterhouse, most kindly 
 aided by furnishing corrections from the Records in the Registrar's 
 Office. 
 
 FRANCIS COLLINS. 
 
 FuLFOED, York. 
 
COERECTIONS AND SUGGESTIONS. 
 
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 J 1. 
 
 1671 
 
 Feb. 10 
 
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 4. 
 
 1683 
 
 Oct. 9 
 
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 6. 
 
 1690 
 
 May 20 
 
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 6. 
 
 1692 
 
 Mar. 31 
 
 1) 
 
 7. 
 
 1694 
 
 Nov. 21 
 
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 34. 
 
 1730 
 
 Feb. 21 
 
 »: 
 
 35. 
 
 1732 
 
 Nov. 9 
 
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 56. 
 
 1761 
 
 May 1 
 
 )j 
 
 57. 
 
 1765 
 
 No date 
 
 I) 
 
 59. 
 
 1779 
 
 Dec. 11 
 
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 62. 
 
 1795 
 
 April 29 
 
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 62. 
 
 1796 
 
 Nov. 4 
 
 » 
 
 64. 
 
 1803 
 
 Aug. 5 
 
 )) 
 
 74. 
 
 1820 
 
 Jan. 31 
 
 For Joseph Waldoc, read "Waldoe. 
 
 Mary Kyshe should probably read Fyshe. 
 
 Charles While should perhaps read White. 
 
 Henton should probably read Henlow. 
 
 Cleinterwell should perhaps read Camberwell. 
 
 Ann Parber should perhaps read Barber. 
 
 Charles Malme should perhaps read Malone. 
 
 Ihi- Benjamin Fesnc, 7rad Feme. 
 
 Godfrey Machon, etc., Larringden should perhaps read Harrowdeu. 
 
 For Vidal Thomas, read Thomas Vidal. 
 
 For Robert Roberts, Admitted April 8, 1796 (sic), read 1786. 
 
 For Sanbank Giles, read Sunbank. 
 
 For March worth, read Mackworth. 
 
 For A B. read P.B. 
 
)xiIemmj'U in C|)artei1)ouse Cfiappell 
 since tljt pear 1670* 
 
 1671 Dec. 22 Edward Cole, junr., St. Buttolpli's, Aldersgate (cselebs), and 
 
 Elizabeth Legg, St. Buttalph's, Aldersgate (soluta). 
 "Witt Licence (4), John Patrick, Preacher of the Charterhouse. 
 
 1671 Feb. 7 JohnDutton, Parish St. Dunstan's in the East, London (caelebs), 
 
 and Elizabeth Smallwood, Parish St. Anne and Agnes, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (3), J. Patrick. 
 
 1672 Feb. 11 William Sherlock, Parish St. Buttolph, Buttolph Lane (celebs), 
 
 and Elizabeth G-ardner, Parish St. Andrew's Undershaft 
 (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (5), J. Patrick. 
 1671 Feb. 10 *Edward Halsey, of Grey's Inne,Middx. (cselebs), and Margaret 
 
 Nevet, Parish of St. Bridgit's, London. 
 
 With Licence (1), J. Patrick. 
 1671 Feb. 10 Joseph Waldoc, St. Mary Bow, London (caelebs), and Alice 
 
 Nevet, St. Bridgit's, London (puella). 
 
 With Licence (2), J. Patrick, 
 
 1673 April 2 The Eight Honble. John, Viscount Brackley (viduus, eldest son 
 
 of John, Earl of Bridgwater), and The Honble. Lady Jane 
 Pawlet (soluta), Daughter of the Eight Honble. Charles, 
 Viscount St. Johns. 
 
 With Licence (9), J. Patrick. 
 1673 Sep. 4 William Scrimshire (Armiger), of G-rey's Inne, Middx., and 
 
 Hannah Hatley, St. Benit Grace Church, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (7), J. Patrick. 
 1673 Dec. 2 WilHam Taylor, Covent G-arden, and Elizabeth Standford, 
 
 St. Martin's in ye ffields, London. 
 
 With Licence, Daniel Aldridg. 
 1673 Jan. 22 William [" Walter " in the Marriage Licence] Eadcliffe, of Parish 
 
 of St. Nicholas Cole Abbey, London (cselebs, mercator), and 
 Jane Partridge, of the Parish of St. Bartholomew ye Great 
 (puella). 
 
 tWith Licence (6), J. Patrick. 
 1673 Feb. 23 Nathaniel Firmyn (cselebs), St. G-iles, Cripplegate, London, 
 
 and Anne Josselyn (vidua), St. Buttolph's, Aldersgate, 
 London. 
 
 With Licence (8), J. Patrick. 
 
 * On the back of the Licence is the following : " The 13 ffeburar Master Halsie and Mistris 
 Nevit was married att the Charter House, on Tuesday the 13 of Feburarie, 1671. Edward Halsie 
 and Margarett Nevit, 13 Feb. 1671." 
 
 t On the back of the Licence is the following : " Walter Eadcliffe and Jane Partridge were 
 married in the Charterhouse Chappel, Jan. 22, 1673, by me, Zach. Cradock." 
 
 B 
 
2 THE EEGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1677 Jan. 9 James Symes, St. Margaret's, Westminster, and Elizabeth Nevil, 
 
 St. Martin's in ye ffields. 
 
 With Licence, Daniel Aldridg. 
 1G74< Aug. 20 John Goodrick, of Lincolne's Inne, and Mary Stanley, of St. 
 
 Andrew's, Holborn, London. 
 
 With Licence, J. Patrick. 
 1674 Aug. 19 Nicholas Choron, of St. Saviour, Southwark, and Elizabeth Cox, 
 
 of Christ Church, London. 
 
 With Licence, J. Patrick. 
 
 1674 Dec. 23 The Honble. Sr William Egerton (cselebs), son of the Eight 
 
 Honble. John, Earle of Bridgewater, and The Honble. 
 Honara Leigh, of the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields 
 
 (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (10), J. Patrick. 
 1674 Feb. 2 Martin West, of the Parish of St. Mary Abchurch, Loud. 
 
 (cEelebs), and Anne Westfield, of the Parish of St. Sepul- 
 chre's (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (11), J. Patrick. 
 
 1674 Feb. 10 William Bolton, of the Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch 
 
 (cfelebs), and Margaret Barret, of St. Stephen's, Colman 
 Street, Lond. (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (12), J. Patrick. 
 
 1675 April 29 Edmund Warner, of ye Parish of St. Stephen's, Walbrook, Lond. 
 
 (celebs), and Anne Hawes, of St. Buttolph, Billingsgate, 
 
 Lond. (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (14), J. Patrick. 
 1675 May 30 Charles Stoaks, of ye Parish of St. Mary in Bedfordtown, and 
 
 Susanna Perrit, of the same town. 
 
 With Licence, J. Patrick. 
 1675 June 3 Jaques Wiseman, of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, and Anne West- 
 
 faling, of St. Martin's in the Fields. 
 
 With Licence, J. Patrick. 
 1675 Nov. 9 Eichard Chamberlaine, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, and Elizabeth 
 
 Chamberlaine, of St. Martin's in ye Fields. 
 
 With Licence, J. Patrick. 
 1675 Feb. 3 John Starkey, of St. Dunstan's in ye West (viduus), and Mary 
 
 Braborne, of St. Mildred in the Poultry, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (66), J. Patrick. 
 1675 Feb. 8 Thomas Spencer, of St. Buttolph's, Aldersgate (ca^lebs), and Mary 
 
 Penner, of St. Anne's, Aldersgate, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (15), J. Patrick. 
 
 1675 Mar. 4 Edward Oabaldeston, of the County of Lancaster (cselebs), and 
 
 Margaret Braddyll, Daughter of Tliomaa Braddyll, of the 
 
 same County. 
 
 With Licence (13), J. Patrick. 
 
 1676 Feb. 5 John Cradock (viduus), and Elizabeth Mann (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (17), J. Patrick. 
 
 1676 Feb. 13 George Feild, of St. Sepulchre's Parish (ceelebs), and Anne 
 
 Fisher, of St. Giles Parish in the Fields, Middlesex 
 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (16), J. Patrick. 
 
 1677 May 1 Thomas Bland, of Westham, in ye County of Middlesex (viduus), 
 
 and Catherine Sandys, of the Parish of St. Mildred, Poultry, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (20), J. Patrick. 
 1677 May 28 Thomas Loveday, of St. Leonard's, ffoster Lane (viduus?), and 
 
 Mary North, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (21), J. Patrick. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 6 
 
 1677 July 22 Samuel Dalton, of Derby (cselebs), and Elizabeth Harper, o£ ye 
 
 same Town (puella, fil. Anna Dekins als. Harper). 
 
 With Licence (23), J. Patrick. 
 1677 July 25 Eichard Powell, of St. Bride's (viduus), and Susanna Johnson, of 
 
 Christ Church Parish in London (vidua). 
 
 "With Licence (22), J. Patrick. 
 1677 Nov. 22 William Eeading, of ye Parish of St. Q-iles in ye fields (cselebs), 
 
 and Mary Willmore, of St. Butolph's, Aldersgate (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (24), J. Patrick. 
 
 1677 Dec. 11 George Bagnal, of ye Parish of St. Lawrence, (Old) Jewry 
 
 (viduus), and Anne Nutt, of ye same Parish (puella). 
 
 With Licence (35), J. Patrick. 
 
 1678 Sep. 20 John Tomson, of St. Andrew's, Holborn (caelebs), and Elizabeth 
 
 Osman, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (25), J. Patrick. 
 1678 Sep. (? 26) Wilham Drink water, of St. Martin's, Ludgate (caelebs), and 
 
 Mary Green, of Watford, in the County of Hertford (puella). 
 
 With Licence (27), J. Patrick. 
 1678 Oct. 15 William Swithing, of St. Mary, Wolnoth Parish (cselebs), and 
 
 Ehzabeth King, of St. Anne's, Aldersgate (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (28), J. Patrick. 
 
 1678 Nov. 7 Anthony Sloman, of ye Parish of St. Michael, Cornhill, London 
 
 (cselebs), and Eachel Smith, of St. Dunstan's in ye East, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (29), J. Patrick. 
 
 1679 May 1 Nathan Slater, of the Parish of St. Martin's in the Fields 
 
 (cjBlebs), and Anne Ay let, in ye Parish of St. Anne, Aiders- 
 gate, London (puella). 
 
 With Licence (32), J. Patrick. 
 1679 May 6 John Mould, of the Inner Temple (viduus), and Mary Briggin- 
 
 shaw, of Heese, in ye County of Middlesex (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (33), J. Patrick. 
 1679 Aug. 26 Charles Hara (caelebs), and Margaret Syms (puella), both of St. 
 
 Margaret's, Westminster. 
 
 With Licence (34), Daniel Aldridg. 
 
 1679 Jan. 8 Thomas Hawes, of Oxford (caelebs), and Elizabeth Stace, of 
 
 St. Botolph's, Bilingsgate, London. 
 
 With Licence (31), J. Patrick. 
 
 1680 July 8 Peter Pickerin, of St. Michael's Quern (viduus), and Sarah 
 
 Webb, of ye parish of Alhallows, Bread Street, London 
 (vidua) . 
 
 With Licence (45), J. Patrick. 
 1680 July 13 Henry Hills, of St. Anne, Blackfryers (caelebs), and Anne 
 
 Buckstone, of St. Mary, Savoy, in the County of Middlesex 
 (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (43), Daniel Aldridg. 
 1680 Aug. 15 Nathaniel Harper, of St. Anne's (et Agnes), Aldersgate 
 
 (caelebs), and Mary Commins, of Barking, London (co. 
 Essex, soluta). 
 
 With Licence (39), J. Patrick. 
 1680 Aug. 26 Thomas Baynes, of ye Parish of St. Michael's, Woodstreet, 
 
 London (caelebs), and Catharine Alsopp, of Eumford (in the 
 par. of Hornchurch of the Liberty of Havering Bower, co. 
 Essex, soluta). 
 
 With Licence (44), J. Patrick, 
 1680 Sep. 9 Bernard Smithson, of the Inner Temple (Arm.), and Anne 
 
 Thorogood, of the Parish of Hornechurch, in Essex (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (41), J. Patrick. 
 
4 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1680 Sep. 29 Lewis West, of Graie's Inn (Arm. et cselebs), and Dorcas Jack- 
 son, of St. Andrew's, Holborn (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (38), J. Patrick. 
 1680 Nov. 2 Jonathan Ashurst, St. Bolhup without Aldersgate (caelebs), and 
 
 Mary ffish, of ye same Parish (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (40), J. Patrick. 
 1680 Dec. 2 fEerdinand Clinton, of ye Parish of Covent Garden (cselebs), 
 
 and Ann Osbeston (Osbistou), of St. Mary le Bow 
 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (37), J. Patrick. 
 
 1680 Feb. 3 ffrancis Salisbury, of Harting, in Sussex, Clerk (caelebs), and 
 
 Elizabeth Wilkinson, of Waltham St. Lawrence, in the 
 County of Berks (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (42), J. Patrick. 
 
 1681 July 7 Daniel Gates, of Eeddrith, in ye County of Surrey (cselebs), and 
 
 Mary Fastolf, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (48), J. Patrick. ' 
 1681 Dec. 27 Thomas Chambers, of Cambridge (viduus), and Elizabeth Clark, 
 
 of ye Parish of Little St. Bartholomew, Lond. (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (49), J. Patrick. 
 1681 Eeb. 14 Eichard Green, of Cambridge (Par. St. Marine Magnse, cselebs), 
 
 and Mary Major, of Christchurch, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (46), J. Patrick. 
 
 1681 Eeb. 23 Job Kellington, of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate (cselebs), and Eachel 
 
 Wyld, of St. Bartholomew's ye less, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (47), J. Patrick. 
 
 1682 May 30 James Smith, of St. Bride's (cselebs), and Elizabeth Parkhurst, of 
 
 St. Gregorie's, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (50), J. Patrick. 
 1682 June 13 William Eichardson, Clerk, of Barnes, in Surrey (cselebs), and 
 
 Mary Stillingfleet, of St. Andrew's, Holborn (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (51), J. Patrick. 
 
 1682 Oct. 8 Samuel Speed, of St. Mildred's, Bread Street (c»lebs), and Eliza- 
 
 beth Wilson, of St. Leonard's, Forster Lane, London 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (52), J. Patrick. 
 
 1683 June 14 George Pryce, of St. Michael's, Cornhil (cselebs), and Agnes 
 
 Nicholas, of Ingerstone, Essex. 
 
 With Licence (55), J. Patrick. 
 1683 July 12 John Bellchamber(s), of St. Dunstan's West (celebs), and 
 
 Eebecca Barloe, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (57), J. Patrick. 
 1683 Oct. 9 Eoger Coningsby, of ye Parish of Cheshunt, Hertfordsh. (Arm. 
 
 et cselebs), and Mary Kyshe, of ye Parish of Northil, 
 Bedfordsh. (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (56), J. Patrick. 
 1683 Nov. 20 Eobert Theobald, of Barking, in ye County of Suff. (Ar.), and 
 
 Mary Kemp, of St. Andrew's, Holborn (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (58), J. Patrick. 
 1683 Dec. 27 Edward Keech, of ye Parish of St. John Zachary (cselebs), and 
 
 Mary Dodman, of Christchurch, Lond. (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (60), J. Patrick. 
 1683 Dec. 27 John Dundass(e) (cselebs), and Mary Erauke (soluta), both of ye 
 
 Parish of Epsome, in Surrey. 
 
 AA^ith Licence (59), J. Patrick. 
 1683 Jan. 1 Thomas Collins, of ye parish of St. Christopher's (cselebs), and 
 
 Mary Kingsbury, of St. Bridget's, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (61), J. Patrick. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 5 
 
 1683 Mar. 2 Thomas Langley, of St. Sepulchre's Parish (viduus), and Mary 
 
 Page, of St. Andrew's, Holborn (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (53), J. Patrick. 
 
 1684 May 20 Thomas Cholmondeley, of Vale Eoyall, in the County of Chester 
 
 (Armiger, viduus), and Anne St. John, of Battersea, in ye 
 County of Surrey (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (64), J. Patrick. 
 1684 May 29 Neville Leman, a Citizen of London (cselebs), and Penelope 
 
 Seaton, of Christchurch, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (65), J. Patrick. 
 1684 Oct. 20 John Adams, of Little Barkamstead, in ye County of Hertford 
 
 (cffilebs), and Mary Pooley, of the same Town (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (63), J. Patrick. 
 1684 Jan. 20 Henry Kelsey, of St. Peter's, Cornhil (cselebs), and Sarah 
 
 Martel, of ye Parish of St. G-abriel ffanchurch, Londo. 
 
 (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (62), J. Patrick. 
 1686 May 18 Thomas Meadhams, of Atterbury, in ye County of Oxford (cselebs), 
 
 and Elizabeth Dalbry (Broughton), of the same County 
 (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (67), J. Patrick. 
 1686 Oct. 12 John King, of St. Peter's, Cornhill (cselebs), and Jane King, of 
 
 St. Griles, Cripplegate, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (68), C. Lidgould. 
 1686 Oct. 21 John Hicks, of little St. Butolph w'thout Cripplegate (vid.), and 
 
 Mary Sampson, of St. Giles, Cripplegate, London (vid.). 
 
 With Licence (70), C. Lidgould. 
 1686 Nov. 30 John Burston, of ye Parish of Scremby, in ye County of Lincoln 
 
 (celebs) , and Ursula Fletcher, of ye Parish of St. Andrew's, 
 Holborn (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (69), J. Patrick. 
 1686 Peb. 2 Cavendish Weedon, of the Inner Temple (cselebs), and Elizabeth 
 
 Jackson, of ye Parish of St. Clement's Danes, London (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (72), J. Patrick. 
 1686 Eeb. 3 Thomas Bird, of ye Parish of AUhallows, London, and Elizabeth 
 
 Smith, of ye Parish of St. Mary Aldermanbury, London 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (71), J. Patrick. 
 1688 June 30 John Fisher, of the Parish of Whitechappell (cselebs), and 
 
 Elizabeth Hall, of Andrew's Undershaft, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (76), John Stacy. 
 1688 Aug. 27 Eobert Stanhope, of the Parish of St. Clement Danes (caBlebs), 
 
 and Elizabeth Burchall, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, London 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (77), C. Lidgould. 
 1688 Oct. 9 Tobias Wicker, of St. Sepulchre's (viduus), and Mary Sturmey, 
 
 of St. Andrew's, Holbern (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (75), Eobt. Talbot. 
 1688 Dec. 6 Henry Pemble, of St. Forster's Parish (cselebs), and Frances 
 
 Tailby, of St. Sepulchre's (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (73), Cha. Lidgould. 
 1688 Dec. 6 John Knighton, of St. Lawrence Parish (cselebs, St. Lawrence 
 
 Jury), and Elizabeth Champner, of Eichmond, in ye County 
 of Surrey (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (74), J. Patrick. 
 1688 Jan. 17 William Osman (cselebs), and Frances Slater (soluta), both of the 
 
 Parish of St. Griles in ye Fields. 
 
 With Licence (132), Cha. Lidgould. 
 
6 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1688 Feb. 12 Jasper G-ift'ord, of St. Paul's, Covent G-arden (caelebs), and Jane 
 
 Mosse, of St. Martin's in ye Fields (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (54), C. Lidgould. 
 
 1689 Sep. 3 Seth Spiucks, of St. Peter's, Cornhil (cselebs), and Eebecca Avis, 
 
 of St. Clement's Danes (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (80), J. Patrick. 
 1689 Jan. 2 Thomas Head, of St. Martin's in the fEelds (caelebs), and Eliza- 
 beth Alliugton, of Little St. Bartholomew, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (81), J. Patrick. 
 1689 Jan. 28 John Avis, of ye Parish of St. Clement's Danes (cselebs), and 
 
 Judith Staveley, of S. Buttolph's, Bishopsgate (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (78), Jo. Patrick. 
 
 1689 Feb. 20 Eobert Palmer, of Grays Sherock, in the County of Essex 
 
 (caelebs), and Rebecca Snow, of the Parish of Christ Church, 
 London (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (79), Jo. Patrick. 
 
 1690 May 20 Charles While, of St. Clement's Danes (viduus), and Mary 
 
 Deakin, of St. Lawrence Jewry f soluta). 
 
 By Licence (82), C. Lidgould. 
 1690 Nov. 18 James Harrison, of St. Martin's in ye Fields (cselebs), and Hester 
 
 Delaval, of St. James's (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (83), C. Lidgould. 
 
 1690 Dec. 31 .John Adams, of St. Antholin's Parish, London (cselebs), and Ann 
 
 Tifford, of the same Parish (soluta) (145). 
 
 1691 July 6 William Windress, and Elenor Edwards, both of St. Andrew's, 
 
 Holborn. 
 
 By Licence, Will. Merriden. 
 1691 June 28 John Bennet, of St. Bennet G-racechurch (caelebs), and Mary 
 
 Howard, of St. Edmund's (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (85), John Stacy. 
 
 1690 Sep. 24 Edward Mason, of ye Parish of St. Gregory, London (cselebs), 
 
 and Elizabeth Appleby, of Aldersgate (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (87), Cha. Lidgould. 
 
 1691 Jan. 7 John Wills, of ye Parish of St. Leonard's, Shoredich (cselebs), 
 
 and Mary Sone, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (86), Jo. Patrick. 
 
 1692 Mar. 31 Eichard Buckby, Esqr., of Northampton (Armiger), and Ann 
 
 Edwards, of Henton, Bedfordshire (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (84), John Stacy. 
 1692 April 5 John Wilde, of St. Bartlemew's ye great (vid.), and Martha 
 
 Allington, of St. Bartlemew's ye less, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (90), Orme, E. of St. Bart. less. 
 
 1692 Oct. 6 John Ferrebee, of ye precinct of Bridewell (vid.), and Jane 
 
 Starr, of ye Parish of St. Dunston's West (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (89), Jo. Patrick. 
 
 1692 Oct. 13 John Freemen (Freeman), of ye precincte of ye Eolls (cselebs), 
 
 and Avis Wallet, of the Parish of St. Bridgett's (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (88), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1693 July 25 William Dewe, of Lamberhurste, in ye County of Kente, Gentle- 
 
 man, and Elizabeth Butter, of the Parish of St. Bridgette, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (92), Ealph Welstead. 
 1693 July 30 Charles Eickford, of ye parish of St. Martin's in the ffields, and 
 
 Jane Eanson, of ye parish of St. Antholin's. 
 
 With Licence, Jo. Patrick. 
 1693 Aug. 29 Eobert Carryer, of Long Orton, in the County of Huntington, 
 
 and Penelope Price, of Stoke, in the County of Lincoln, both 
 single persons. 
 
 (93) Jo. Patrick. 
 
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THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 7 
 
 1693 Oct. 19 James Denham (caelebs), and Sarah Eowley (soluta), both of the 
 
 parish of St. Antholine's. 
 
 With Licence (94), Jo. Patrick. 
 
 1694 May 15 Grabriel Cox, of Somerton, in ye County of Somersette, Widower, 
 
 and Katherine Eogers, of ye Parish of St. James, West- 
 minster (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (97), Ealph Welstead. 
 1694 May 15 William forde, of Oxforde, and Sarah Horseman, of ye same, 
 
 both single persons. 
 
 With Licence, Ealp Welstead. 
 1694 May 31 Eobert Lord, of the Parish of St. Martin's in ye ffields (Gen. et 
 
 viduus), and Eachel Offley, of ye Parish of St. Antholm's 
 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (96), Jo. Patrick. 
 1694 Sep. 24 Jeremiah Bissel (Bissell), of ye parish of Christchurch, London 
 
 (cselebs), and Mary Grodwin, of Sepulchre's Parish (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (143), Jo. Patrick. 
 1694 Nov. 21 Martin Tanner, of Grreenwich, in ye County of Kent, and Eliza- 
 beth Welstead, of ye Parish of Cleinterwell (? Clerken- 
 
 well). 
 
 Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1694 Jan. 1 Anthony Butts, of ye Parish of St. Paul's, Shadwell, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex (viduus), and Mary Creech (?), of Lud- 
 gate Street, London (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (95), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1695 June 25 Thomas Dod, of Whittleford, in ye County of Cambridge, 
 
 Widower, and Jane Turner, of Thaxted, in ye County of 
 Essex (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (105), Ealph Welstead. 
 1695 July 2 Thomas Noone, of ye Parish of St. James, Westminster, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Widdower, and Susanna Smith, of 
 St. Clement's Danes (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (91), Ealph Welstead. 
 1695 Sep. 10 Eichard Helmes, of ye Parish of St. Andrew's, Holbourn (vid.), 
 
 and Elizabeth Steel, of ye same Parish (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (104), Jo. Patrick. 
 1695 IS'ov. 23 Jeremias Elwes, Junior, of ye Parish of St. Margarett, Lothbury, 
 
 London, and Bridgitt Dade, of St. Andrew's, Holborne, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (103), Ealph Welstead. 
 1695 Dec. 17 William Wood, of the parish of St. Sepulchre's, Batchelor, 
 
 and Anne Blake, of Haddon, in the County of Hertford, 
 Spinster. 
 With Licence (102), Eich. Tillesley, Curate of St. Sepulchre's. 
 1695 Dec. 31 John Sturton, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, Batchr., and 
 
 Susanna Brown of the parish of St. Martin's, Ludgate, 
 Spinster. 
 With Licence (99), Eich. Tillesley, Curate of St. Sepulchre's. 
 
 1695 Eeb. 20 John Elderton, of St. Margt. Fattens, Lond., Batchr., and 
 
 Margt. Benton, of ye same, Widw. 
 With Licence (98), Josh. Hotchkis, Eectr. of St. Anths., Lond. 
 
 1696 Mar. 30 Nicholas Willmott, Ba., Grentleman, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Lawrence Jewry, and Sarah Ployd, Spinster, of St. Andrew's, 
 Holborne. 
 
 John Soarae, Father. By Licence, John King. 
 
 1696 April 16 John Clarke, of ye City of Canterbury, Widower, and Sybill 
 
 Stanly, of St. Authelin's parish, London, Widow. 
 With Licence (107), Eich. TiUesley, Curate of St. Sepulchre's. 
 
8 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1696 April 23 Arthur Zouch, of Lyon's lun, in ye County of Middlesex 
 
 (cselebs), and Ann Eyves, of St. Catharine Cree Church, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 (100 and 101) Ealph Welstead. 
 1696 June 11 The Honble. John Noel, Esqr., of Luffenham, in the County of 
 
 Rutland (caelebs), and Elizabeth, Viscountess Dowager of 
 Irwin, in the Kingdome of Scotland. 
 
 By Licence (111), Chr. Sherard, Eector of Misterton, in 
 
 the County of Leicester. 
 The Right Honble. Bennett, Lord Sherard, ffather. 
 
 By me Cha. Sherard. 
 1696 Juue 16 John Nicholls, of Little Billiug, in Northamptonshire (caelebs), 
 
 and Sarah Coite, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London 
 (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (106), Ralph Welstead, 
 1696 June 18 Thomas AVhittyat, of Botolph, Aldersgate Parish (viduus), and 
 
 Elizabeth Blashfield, of Grt. St. Bartholomew's, London 
 (vidua) . 
 
 By Licence (110), Ralph "Welstead. 
 1696 July 14 Samuel Picard, of the parish of St. Bride's (cselebs), and Dorothy 
 
 Dove, of St. Sepulchre's Parish (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (112), Rich. Tillesley. 
 1696 July 20 Thomas ffox, of ye Parish of St. Bottolph, Bishopsgate (caelebs), 
 
 and Ann Lodge, of the same (soluta) . 
 
 Mr Woods in St. John's Street being father. 
 
 By Licence (114), Rich. Tillesley. 
 1696 Aug. 4 The Right Honble. Henry, Baron of Colerane, in the Kingdom 
 
 of Ireland, Widower, and Elizabeth Read, of the Parish of 
 Edmonton, in Middlesex, Widow. 
 
 Thomas Werg, Ea. By Licence, John King. 
 
 1696 Aug. 11 Thomas Barford, of Childraark, in the County of Wilts, 
 
 Bachelour (Clerk), and Mary Welstead, of Long Sutton, in 
 Hampshire (soluta). 
 
 (115) Ralph Welstead. 
 1696 Aug. 18 Anthony Plant, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, Widower, and Jane 
 
 Philips, of St. Sepulchre's Parish, Widow. 
 
 Mr. Durraut, Father. (116) Ric. Tillesley. 
 
 1696 Sep. 17 Prancis Buttler, of ye Parish of St. Bridgett's, London, Widower, 
 
 and Elizabeth Carew, of the same (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (109), Ralph Welstead. 
 1696 Dec. 10 Laurence Rayne, of ye parish of St. Dunst. in ye West, 
 
 Batchellour, and fErances Burnet, of ye parish of St. Dunst. 
 in ye East, Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (108), Wm. Thomas (?). 
 
 1696 Dec. 20 Charles Mason, of ye Parish of St. Bridgett's, London, 
 
 Batchellour, and Elizabeth Hicks, Spinster, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (113), Ralph Welstead. 
 
 1697 June 15 Henry Barnard, Batchellour, of ye Parish of St. Giles, Middle- 
 
 sex, and Alic Sowersby, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, 
 Spinster. 
 Mr. Harrison, Father. With Licence (122), Ralph Welstead. 
 1697 July 22 Charles Goodall, Wid., Physician to this House, and Frances 
 
 Frost, Wid., of St. Margaret's, Westminster. 
 
 Robert Payne, Fa. By Licence, John King. 
 
 1697 Aug. 22 John Cooper, of ye parish of St. Sepulchre's, Batchelor, and 
 
 Mary Greenberry, of the Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell, 
 Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (117), Ric. Tillesley. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 9 
 
 1697 Sep. 2 Edward Cressener, of ye Parish of St. Augustin'a, London, 
 
 Widdower, and Malvina Keck, of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's 
 in the West, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (123), Ealph Welstead. 
 1697 Dec. 18 Matthew Wesley, Ba., Apothecary, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Swithin's, and Anne Ayloffe, of the Parish of St. Mary le 
 Bow, Spinster. 
 
 John Carter, Esqr., Fa. 
 
 By Licence (124), Samuel Bradford. 
 1697 Jan. 2 James Bellamy, Ba., of ye Parish of Stepney, in ye County of 
 
 Middlesex, and Sarah Butt, widdow, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (120), Ealph Welstead. 
 1697 Jan. 10 John Sheppard, Ba., of Lee, in the County of Kent, and Sara 
 
 Sheires, Spinster, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (118), Ealph Welstead. 
 1697 Jan. 27 Thursday. Eichard Gibson, Ba., of the Parish of St. Christoper's, 
 
 and Anne Tighe, of the Parish of St. Michael Battishaw, Sp. 
 Capt. Ellwes, Fa. By Licence, John King. 
 
 1697 Feb. 5 Thomas Eeadding, Ba., of Landtoft, in the County of Lincoln, 
 
 and Sarah Blackaller, Widdow, of St. Clement's Danes. 
 
 With Licence (121), Ealph Welstead. 
 1697 Feb. 9 Jeremiah Bower, Wid., and Lydia Vile, Wid., both of the Parish 
 
 of St. Olave, Southwark. 
 
 By Licence, John Lidgould. 
 
 1697 Feb. 13 Sunday. Eobert Grimes, Ba., Coachmaker, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Martin's in the feilds, and Elizabeth Terrett, Sp., of the 
 same. 
 
 Isaack Terrett, Fa. By Licence, John King. 
 
 1698 April 14 Joseph Jackson, Wid., of Parish of St. Buttolph's, Aldersgate, 
 
 and Alice Hawkes, Wid., of ye Parish of St. Mary, White- 
 chappel, in the County of Middlesex. 
 
 By Licence (119), Ealph Welstead. 
 1698 May 1 James Harvey, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Bartholomew ye Greate, 
 
 and Elizabeth Packwood, Spinster, of ye parish of St. 
 Bridget, London. 
 
 With Licence (126), Ealph Welstead. 
 1698 May 26 Thomas Crisp, Wid., of the Parish of St. Alphage, Lookinglass 
 
 maker, and Susanna Wattlington, Sp., of St. Buttolph, 
 Allgate. 
 
 Christopher Keen, Fa. John King. 
 
 1698 June 2 Holy Thursday. Thomas Surman, Leatherseller, of ye parish of 
 
 St. Sepulchre, Batch., and Grace Ellis, of ye same, Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (127), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1698 July 27 Wednesday. Edward Burt, Gent., of the Parish of St. Martin's 
 
 in the feilds, Batchelour, and Priscilla Lockwood, Sp., of the 
 Parish of Allhallows, London WaU. 
 
 John Fawler, F. By Lycence, John King. 
 
 1698 July 30 Saturday. James Ladd, Dr. of Physick, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Mary Aldermary, London, Batch., and Ann Burton, 
 Spinster, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London. 
 
 (128) Eichard Tillesley. 
 1698 Oct. 9 Sunday. Henry Hibberts, Ba., Servingman, of the Parish of 
 
 St. Mary, Aldermanbury, and Joan Harding, Spinster, of 
 St. Giles, Cripplegate. 
 
 Clement Leworthy, F. John King. 
 
 1698 Oct. 13 Thursday. Edward Lane, Marriner, and Catharine Fuller, both 
 
 of the Parish of St. Anne's, Aldersgate. 
 
 (Banes asked first) Tho. Storer (?). 
 
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 10 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1698 Nov. 6 Thursday. Thomas Surman, Batch., of the Parish o£ Christ- 
 church, Tobacconist, at ye King's head, Newgate Street, and 
 Frances Ellis, of ye p'ish of St. Sepulchre's, London, 
 Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (129), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1698 Dec. 29 Thursday. Jaspar Roberts, Ba., Printer, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Martin's, Ludgate, and Elizabeth Dixon, Spinster, of the 
 Parish of St. Clement Danes. 
 
 Benj. Tooke, Pa. With Licence (130), Andrew Tooke. 
 1698 Dec. 31 Thomas Whitroe, Marriner, of Shadwell Parish, and Rachel 
 
 Phill, Widdow, in Stepney Parish, Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (133), Ralph Welstead. 
 1698 Dec. 31 Henry Martyn, of the Parish of St. Thomas, Southwark (cselebs), 
 
 and Sarah Bendall, of Stepney, in the County of Middlesex 
 (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (131), John Lidgould. 
 1698 Jan. 8 John Taylor, Bach., of the Parish of St. Anne's, Ludgate, 
 
 Tapster, and Elizabeth Tong, Spinster, of the Parish of St. 
 Andrew's, Holborne. 
 
 With Licence, John King. 
 1698 Jan. 30 William Moss, Ba., of the Parish of St. Giles in the feilds, 
 
 Coachman, and Anne Bever, Wid., of the same. 
 
 William Pettifer, Pa. With Licence. 
 
 1698 Peb. 7 John David, Batch., he is a Grocer, he lodges at Mr. Tooly's in 
 
 Grashopper Court, in Long lane, and Millicent Grant, 
 Spinster, both of the parish of St. Sepulchre's, London. 
 Mr. Goodman, Pather. 
 
 With Licence (134), Rich. Tillesley. 
 1698 Feb. 19 Edward Alp, Doctor of Physick, of All-hallows, Lombard Street, 
 
 London (cselebs), and Dorothy Wilson, Widdow, of St. 
 James, Clerkenwell. 
 
 With Licence (139), Ralph Welstead. 
 
 1698 Mar. 18 William Lawrence, Joyner, of St. Peter le Poor, London, 
 
 Widdower, and Dorothy Amory, of Cam'rwell, Surrey 
 (Amery, par. St. Michael Basingshaw, soluta). 
 
 With Licence (125), Robt. Turner. 
 
 1699 April 9 William Mountfort, Bachelour, of the Parish of St. Buttolph, 
 
 Aldersgate, Cuttler, and Susanna Bessey, Widow, of the 
 same Parish. 
 
 Josias Yeardley, Fa. By Licence. 
 
 1699 April 20 George Reeve, Ba., of the Parish of Greenwich, in Kent, 
 
 Servingman, and Anna Callaway, Sp., of the same Parish. 
 Tho. Fox, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1699 April 27 William Grove, Bachelour, of the Parish of St. Buttolph's, 
 
 Aldersgate, Baker, and Anne Crowder, Spinster, of the 
 Parish of St. Buttolph's, Bishop Gate. 
 
 By Lycence. 
 1699 May 2 George Bro^vne, Bach., of St. James, Westminster, Baronet, in 
 
 Bury streete, and Gertrude Morley, Spinster, of the same 
 Parish. 
 
 Edmund Webb, Fa. By Licence. 
 
 1699 May 11 Thursday. John Dobson, of ye Parish of St. Clement's Danes, 
 
 Teoman, at the Angel Inn, at the backside of St. Clement's 
 (cselebs), and Sarah Ellis, Widow, of the Parish of St. 
 Sepulchre's, London. 
 Henry Burne, Father. 
 
 By Licence (137), Rich. Tillesley, 
 
 Curate of St. Sepulchre's. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 11 
 
 1699 May 22 Munday. John Blake, Bachelour, of the Parish of St. Thomas, 
 
 in the City of Winchester, Woolen Draper, and Martha 
 Suat (Suatt), Maiden, of the same. 
 
 By Licence (138), Stephen Penton, 
 Vicar of St. Bartholomew's the Less, near Smithfeild. 
 1699 June 8 Andrew Boult, Ba., Merchant, of St. Buttolph, Bishop Gate, and 
 
 Anne White, Spinster, of the Parish of Parnham, in Surrey. 
 Sam. White, Fa. By Lycence, John Better. 
 
 1699 June 12 Cornelius Shipton, of the Parish of St. Margaret's, Westminster, 
 
 Ba., and Sarah Baker, of the Parish of Christ Church, 
 London, Spinster. 
 Will. Baker, Father. 
 
 By Lycence (140), Andrew Tooke. 
 1699 June 25 Thomas Sexton, Ba., Clerk to a Timberyard, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Anne's, Blackfryers, and Bathshua Pomfrett, Spinster, of 
 the Parish of St. Bridgitt's. 
 Daniel Cookman, Fa. 
 1699 July 6 Nathaniel Arrow, Ba., Shoemaker, and Anne Everett, Widow, 
 
 both of the Parish of Trinity, Minories, without London. 
 
 By Licence. 
 1699 July 13 Henry Boad, Widower, of the Parish of St. James, Westminster, 
 
 Grent., Junior, and Sarah Grrainger, Spinster, of the City of 
 Bristoll. 
 
 Tho. Fox, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1699 July 22 William Vere, Bachelour, of the Parish of St. Martin's, Vintry, 
 
 Tallow Chandler, and Anne Herbert, widdow, of the same. 
 Eich. Lilly, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1699 Sep. 3 Benjamin Cross, of the Parish of St. James, Westminster, 
 
 Coachmaker, and Anne Terrett, Wid., of the same Parish. 
 Isaac Terrett, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1699 Sep. 9 William Harley, Marchant, of ye Parish of Christ Church, 
 
 London (cselebs), and Sarah Blower, Widdow, of ye same. 
 Francis Benzelin, Fa. 
 
 With Licence (142), Ealph Welstead. 
 1699 Dec. 1 Edward Maidman, of Clifford's Inn, Grent. (viduus), and 
 
 Margaret Scott, of Camberw^ell, Surrey (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (144), E. Turner. 
 1699 Dec. 31 Mathew Eeynolds, Ba., Printer, and Grrace Copley, Spinster, 
 
 both of the Parish of Christ's Church. 
 
 John Cornish, Father. With Banns, Andrew Tooke. 
 1699 Jan. 19 William Martin, Ba., of the Parish of Great Marlow, in Bucks, 
 
 Bargeman, and Mary Snelling, Spinster, of the Parish of 
 Compton, in Surrey. 
 
 Walter Eowlens (?), Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1699 Jan. 23 Thomas Bull, Ba., of ye p'ish of St. Sepulchre's, Tallow chandler, 
 
 in Cow Lane, and Elizabeth Sherwood, Spinster, of ye same, 
 ffrancis Sherwood, Fa. 
 
 By Licence (136), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1699 Feb. 3 John Leigh, Esq., of ye Parish St. Botolp's, Aldersgate, 
 
 Bachelour, and Elizabeth Lennard, Spinster, of West- 
 Wickham, in ye County of Kent. 
 Eobert Bedingfeild, Knight, Fa. 
 
 With Licence (135), Ealph Welstead, 
 1699 Mar. 18 Will. Humphris (Humphreys), of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's in 
 
 ye West, Woolendraper, and Hannah Waldo, of ye Parish 
 of St. Mary le Bow, Spinster. 
 Eich, Humphryes, Fath. 
 
 With Licence (141), Peter Waldo. 
 
12 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1700 April 1 Christopher Barry, Ba., of the Parish of St. Mildred, Poultry, 
 
 Attorney at Law, and Anne Starkey, Sp., of St. Buttolph's, 
 Aldersgate. 
 
 Sam. Hoyle, Fa. With Lyceuce. 
 
 1700 April 16 Thomas Grove, Bachelour and footman of my Lord Clarenden, 
 
 and Elizabeth Hall, Spinster, both of the Parish of Swallow- 
 feild, in ye County of Berks. 
 
 With Licence (146), Ralph Welstead. 
 1700 May 19 Whitsunday. Charles Shelley, Widower, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Lawrence Poultney, Clerk, and Lienor Powel, Spinster, of 
 the Parish of All hallows, Barkin. 
 1700 June 18 Eobert Handy, of ye p'ish of St. Sepulchre's, Midlesex, Hosier 
 
 (cselebs), and Elizabeth Porter, of Swanscombe, in ye 
 County of Kent, Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (151). He lives next ye Christian Coffee- 
 house, at Smithfeild Lane (?). 
 1700 Aug. 18 George Levingston, Bachelour, Merchant, Living in Buunenfeild, 
 
 in ye Parish of St. Mary, Whitechappel, in ye County of 
 Middlesex, and Mary Howard, Spinster, of the same. 
 
 With Licence (148), Ealph Welstead. 
 1700 Aug. 24 William Timme, Bach., of St. Michael's, AVood street. Surgeon, 
 
 and Lucy Phillips, Widow, of St. Mary, Islington. 
 Tho. Fox, Fa. 
 1700 Sep. 17 George Peppercorne, Bachelour, of the Parish of St. Buttolph, 
 
 Aldersgate, Servant, and Mary Smith, Spinster, of the same. 
 Tho. Dorrington, Fa. 
 1700 Oct. 8 William Taylor, Widower, of the Parish of St. Andrew's, 
 
 Holborne, Milkman, and Susanna Lewis, Spinster, of St. 
 Dunstan's in ye West. 
 James Sid grave. Fa. 
 1700 Oct. 12 Edward Alexander, Ba., of St. Bennett, Paul's Wharfe, Procter, 
 
 and Levina Benett, Sp., of St. Giles in the feilds. 
 Tho. Alexander, Fa. 
 1700 Oct. 17 John Miller, Ba., of Allhallows' Stainings, Grocer, and Hannah 
 
 Keeling, Spinster, of the same. 
 Hope for Bendall, Fa. 
 1700 'Nov. 12 Harry Welch, Ba., of the Parish of St. Anne's, Westminster, 
 
 Gilder, and Dorothy Trumble, Sp., of the Parish of St. 
 James, Westminster. 
 
 Rich. Lake, present. James Trumble, Fa. 
 1700 Jan. 5 John Lambley, of ye Parish of St. Boltolph's Parish, without 
 
 Allgate, a Distiller in Hounsdicth (cselebs), and Anne 
 Sharpe, of ye Parish of St. Botolph's, without Bishopgate, 
 London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (147), Ralph Welstead. 
 1700 Jan. 22 John Norton, of the Parish of Birdsbrooke, in ye County of 
 
 Northampton, Yeoman (cselebs), and Hanna Chapman, of 
 ye parish of Hadden, in ye same County (soluta). 
 With Licence (149), Rich. Tillesley, 
 
 Curate of St. Sepulchre's, London. 
 1700 Feb. 11 Giles Howard, Wid., of the Parish of St. Mary le Savoy, a 
 
 Taylor, and Elizabeth Kelham, Sp., of the Parish of St. 
 Sepulchre's. 
 
 John Moore, Fa. 
 1700 Feb. 27 Thomas Sprigg, Bach., of the Parish of St. Bartholomew the 
 
 Little, Wine cooper, and Sarah Allington, Sp., of St. 
 Martin's in the Feilds. 
 Tho. Head, Fa. 
 
THE REGISTERS OP CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 13 
 
 1700 Feb. 27 Eichard Swash, Ba., of the Parish of Eltham, in Kent, Gardiner, 
 
 and Mary Gravenor, of the same. 
 James Staple, Fa. 
 1700 Mar. 2 Eichard Turner, Ba., of ye Parish of Thaxton, Attorney, and 
 
 Hanna Allen, Widow, of ye Parish of North weild, in ye 
 County of Essex. 
 
 "With Licence (152), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1700 Mar. 9 Thomas Bromett, of the Parish of St. Andrew's, Holb., Brewer's 
 
 Servant, Ba., and Ellenor Hancock, Widow, of the same. 
 He lives in Hare's Street, near Leather lane. 
 By Licence (150), Eich. Tillesley, 
 
 Curate of St. Sepulchre's, Lond. 
 
 1701 April 1 Charles Bell, of the Parish of Lambeth, in Surrey, Batchelor, a 
 
 Potter, and Hannah Parsons, Spinster, in the Parish of St. 
 Clement Danes, in Midd'sex. 
 
 Eob. Eoberts, Father. By Licence (167), Andrew Tooke. 
 1701 April 29 Alexander Hamilton, Ba., of the Parish of St. Buttolph's, 
 
 Allgate, Merchant, and Elizabeth Uthwat, Sp., of the Parish 
 of St. Mary, Boshaw. 
 
 Eich. Uthwate, Fa. By Licence. 
 
 1701 May 6 Eich. Griffin, of the Parish of Little St. Savior's, in Southwark, 
 
 Clothworker, Widower, and Sarah Eoberts, of St. Martin's, 
 Ludgate, Sp. 
 
 Eob. Eoberts, Fa. Bv Licence (163), Andrew Tooke. 
 1701 May 22 George Mead, of the parish of Billericay, in the County of 
 
 Essex, Mercer, Batchelor, and Mary Goodwin, of Shenvill, 
 of the same. Spinster. 
 
 Mr. Gideon, Fa. By Licence (164), Eich. Tillesley, 
 
 Curate of St. Sepulchre's. 
 1701 May 25 Nicholas Spencer, Ba., of the Parish of St. Mary Magdalen's, in 
 
 the City of Oxford, Farrier, and Jane Terratt, Spinster, of 
 St. James, Westminster. 
 Isaac Terrett, Fa. By Licence. 
 
 1701 June 2 Symon Bouth, Ba., of the Parish of St. Margarett's, Westminster, 
 
 Gent., and Elizabeth Clayton, Sp., of the same. 
 John Clayton, Fa. By Licence. 
 
 1701 June 8 Stephen Palmer, Ba., of ye Parish of St. James, Westminster, 
 
 Butcher, in markett lane, next door to ye black horse, and 
 Joan Madox, of the same. Widow. 
 
 Eobert Wymond, Fa. By Licence (156), 
 
 Eich. Tillesley, Curate of St. Sepulchre's P'sh. 
 
 1701 July 11 Samuel Thompson, Ba. and Sugar maker in , London (Mer- 
 
 cator), and Elizabeth South, of Mincing Lane, London, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (157), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 July 15 Samuel Carter, Ba., of the parish of St. Bartholomew ye less, in 
 
 King Street, Ironmonger, and Alice LoveU, of St. Sepulchre's 
 p'ish (soluta). 
 
 Edward Eichardson, Fa. 
 
 (This name is much smudged.) 
 
 By Licence (155), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1701 July 27 Joseph Clarke, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Bennet, Paul's Wharf, 
 
 Woodmonger, and Mariae Copley, of Christ Church (soluta). 
 Mat. Eeynolds, Father. By Licence (154), Andrew Tooke. 
 1701 Aug, 26 Nicholas Bennet (Bennett), of the Parish of St. Alban's, Wood- 
 street, Calander (viduus), and Elizabeth Eooke, of ye Parish 
 of St. Peter's, Paul a Wharf (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (165), John Adams. 
 
14 THE KEGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1701 Aug. 27 John Archer, Ba., A Packer in Mow lane, in the Parish of St. 
 
 Mary AJderinary, London, and Mary Page, Spinster, of 
 Strattford, in the County of Essex. 
 
 With Licence (158), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 Sep. 18 John Benson, of ye Parish of St. Botolp, Algate, Tallow Chandler 
 
 (caelebs), and Elizabeth Davis, of Suddunsbury, Middlesex 
 (vidua) . 
 
 Mr. Samuel Aaron, Father. 
 
 By Licence (159), John Adams. 
 1701 Sep. 29 Thomas Mallet (Collegii St. et Individu* Trinitatis in Can- 
 
 tabridgia). Vicar of Gaynforde, in ye Bishopwricke of Dur- 
 ham, and Elizabeth Beckingham, Spinster, of Herford, in ye 
 County of Herforde. 
 
 With Licence (168), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 Oct. 7 John Gatonby, a sailor and Ba., of ye parish of St. Paul, Shad- 
 well, in ye County of Middlesex, living in fox lane, in ye 
 same parish, and Jane Challoner, of ye same Parish, 
 Widdow. 
 
 With Licence (169), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 Nov. 11 Joseph Wootton, Widower, of ye Parish of All Saints, Hony 
 
 lane, London, Leather seller, and Elizabeth Lightfoot of ye 
 Parish of St. Lawrence Jewry, in the same. Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (170), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 Nov. 18 Eoberte Smith, of Staple's Inn, Attorney, in ye County of Mid- 
 dlesex, Ba., and Ann Torkington, Spinster, of ye Parish of 
 St. Andrew's, Holborn, London. 
 
 With Licence (171), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 Jan. 14 Andrew Crosse, Ba., of St. James, Clarkenwell, Brewer, and 
 
 Elizabeth Hammond, of ye Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (221), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 Jan. 3 Joseph Cleaver, Wid., of ye Parish of Weadon, in ye County of 
 
 Bucks, G-entleman, and Mary Dixon, of ye Parish of (St. 
 Margaret's) Westm', in ve County of Middlesex, Widow. 
 With Licence (153), Ealph Welstead. 
 1701 Jan. 27 Christopher Dent, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, Middlesex, 
 
 next 3 herrings, St. John's Street, Taylor (viduus), and 
 Sarah Morton, of the Parish of St. Peter, Paul's Wharf, 
 Widow. 
 
 With Licence (166), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1701 Jan. 29 Joseph Wallis, of the parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, Middle- 
 sex, at the blewball, in Old Southampton buildings, Painter 
 (caelebs), and Sarah Dent, of the parish of St. Sepulchre's, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (161), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1701 Jan. 29 Gabriel Hughes, of ye Parish of St. Martin's in ye fields, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, at ye Vine and Anchor, Charing 
 Cross, Vintner (caelebs), and Katherine Brookes, of the 
 same, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (160), Eich. Tillesley. 
 
 1701 Feb. 3 Dyraock Ely, Wid., of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, Gent., 
 
 and Judith Jermin, of the Parish of St. Clement's Danes, 
 Spinster. 
 
 Walter Jeffreys, Fa. With Lycence. 
 
 1702 April 7 Andrew Dunlope, Batch., of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, 
 
 Watchmaker, in Spread Eagle Court, in Gray's Inn Lane, 
 and Alice House, of the same. Widow. 
 
 Mr. Massmore, Fa. With Licence (178), Eich. Tillesley. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 15 
 
 1702 April 12 Thomas Eavenscroft, Ba., of All Saints, Lumbard Street, Mercer, 
 
 and Elizabeth Waldo, Spinster, of the Parish of Hackney. 
 Joseph Wootton, Fa. 
 By Lycence, Luffenham (Luttenham?), Curate of Hackney. 
 1702 May 25 John Perkinson, Ba. and Bricklayer, in Purple lane, in ye 
 
 Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, and Joane Baines, Spinster, 
 of ye Parish of Trinity, Minories, London. 
 
 With Lycence (174), Ealph Welstead. 
 1702 June 12 John Merden, Ba., and Souldier, of ye Parish of St. Martin's in 
 
 ye feilds, in ye County of Middlesex (caelebs), and Lucy 
 Corney, of ye same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (162), Ealph Welstead. 
 1702 June 18 Charles Bayley, Wid., of the Parish of St. Bartholomew the 
 
 Less, Silversmith, and Elizabeth Bradford, wid., of the 
 Parish of St. Margat's, Westminster. 
 
 John Eobinson, Pa. By Lycence. 
 
 1702 July 19 James Lock, Batch., of the Parish of St. Mary Le Savoy in 
 
 Wich Street, in the County of Middlesex, Upholsterer, and 
 fPrances Cooper, Spr., of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, 
 London. 
 
 Peter Cooper, Father. By Licence (179), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1702 July 23 Eobert Atkins, Ba., of the Parish of St. Peter's, Cornhill, 
 
 Linnen Draper, and Anna Maria Bonnell, Sp., of Upton, in 
 the Parish of Westham, in Essex. 
 
 Bonnell, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1702 Aug. 3 John Crockwell, Ba., a cooke. Lodging at John Billington's, in 
 
 Little Keely (Kerly ?) Street, in St. Andrew's, Holborn, 
 in the County of Middlesex, and Sara Tharpe, of ye Parish 
 of St. Sepulchre's, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (173), Ealph Welstead. 
 1702 Aug. 27 Thomas Sutton, of the Parish of Hendon, in ye County of 
 
 Middlesex, Farmer (celebs), and Sarah Eussell, of the same, 
 Spinster. 
 
 Mr. Parsons, of Hendon, aforesaid. Father. 
 
 With Licence (177), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1702 Aug. 27 Samuel Smelt, Ba., Scalemaker, in ye Minories, in ye Parish of 
 
 St. Botolph's, Aldgate, and Dorothy Hill, of ye Parish of 
 St. Margeret Pattons, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (175), Ealph Welstead. 
 1702 Sep. 3 William Taylor, of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, London, 
 
 Farrier, at the Black Swan Inn, in Holborn (caelebs), and 
 Margery Howard, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 Mr. Simpson, in St. John Street, Father. 
 ^ With Licence (180), Eich. Tillesley. 
 
 1702 Dec. 20 Cornehus Vanfoshie, of the Parish of St. James, Westminster, 
 
 Shoemaker, at the Eoyall Boot in ye Hay markett (viduus), 
 and Prudence Seco, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London, 
 Widow. 
 
 Mr. Woodward, in Cow Cross, Father. 
 
 With Licence (181), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1702 Feb. 5 Simon Gladman, of the Parish of North Mimms, in ye County 
 
 of Hertford, farmer (cselebs), and Susanna Adams, of ye 
 same parish (soluta) . 
 
 Mr. Stone, Father. By Licence (172), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1702 Mar. 23 Jacob King, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, Pavior, in Spur 
 
 Ally, St. John's Street (cselebs), and Hanna Ay le worth, of 
 St. Stephen, Coleman Street, London (soluta). 
 
 Mr. Ayleworth, Father. By Licence (176), Eich. Tillesley. 
 
16 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1703 April 25 G-eorge Blackborne, of the Parisli of St. Ann, Blackfryars, 
 
 Taylor, at Mr. Pragnell's, in the Broad Place, at the Pattin 
 (cselebs), and Mary Barber, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 Mr. Pragnell, Father. 
 
 By Licence (184), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1703 May 12 William Fish, of the Parish of Newport Pagnell, in ye County 
 
 of Bucks, Draper (cselebs), and Margaret Mapley, Widow, 
 of the same Parish. 
 Mr. Dodson, Father. 
 
 By Licence (185), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1703 June 24 James Peowrie, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London, Grlasier, 
 
 in Osier Lane, over ag'st ye Whitehorse (cselebs), and Alice 
 Stevens, of the Parish of East Greenwich, in ye County of 
 Kent (soluta). 
 
 Mr. Ench, Father. By Licence (186), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1703 June 29 Hugo Clarke, of ye Parish St. Clement's Danes, in ye County 
 
 of Middlesex, Victualler, at ye Signe of ye Sun, in ye Strand 
 (cselebs), and Mary Kerby, Spinster, of ye Parish of St. 
 Anne's, Westminster, in ye same County. 
 
 By Licence (187), Ealph Welstead. 
 1703 Aug. 7 James Arnaudin, Wid., of the Parish of St. Martin's in the 
 
 feilds. Surgeon, and Margaret Satchells, Spinster, of St. 
 James Parish, Westminster. 
 
 Isaac Terrett, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1703 Aug. 8 Thomas Cullen, Ba., of Alffords, in ye County of Kent, Yeoman, 
 
 and Winnifrid (Winifrith) Brookes, of Tunbridge, in the 
 same County, Widow. 
 
 By Licence (182), Ealph Welstead. 
 1703 Aug. 22 Thomas Smith, Wid., of Great Yarmouth, in Norfolk, Merchant, 
 
 and Susanna Walker, Wid., of Stoneham Aspell, in Suffolk. 
 Tho. Walker, Fa. By Licence. _ 
 
 1703 Aug. 26 Alexander Blaisdell, of the Parish of St. Clement's Danes, in 
 
 the County of Midx., Chairman, at Mr. Crouche's, a 
 Chandler's in Essex Street (caelebs), and Margaret Powland, 
 of the same (soluta). 
 
 Mr. Dodson, Fa. By Licence (188), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1703 Sep. 25 Samuel Sea, of the Parish of Deptford, in the County of Kent, 
 
 Draper, near the Church, at Mr. May's house (Batchelour) , 
 and Susanna Hickman alias Gibbs, of the Parish of St. 
 Katharine Coleman, London (vidua). 
 
 By Licence (190), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1703 Oct. 5 John Manning, Ba., of the "Parish of St. Mary Aldermary, 
 
 Vintner, and Mary Innes, Spinster, of the Parish of St. 
 Mildred's, Bread Street. 
 
 Eich. Breadcutt, Fa. By Licence. 
 
 1703 Oct. 7 Thursday. Gilbert Harper, Ba., of the Paris of Childergde, in 
 
 the County of Essex, Grasier, and Sarah Greenhill, Wid., 
 of the Parish of St. Dunstan's in the West. 
 
 Mr. Farr, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1703 Oct. 23 William Pilkin, Ba., A Baker in Whitecrosse Street, in the Parish 
 
 of St. Giles, Cripplegate, in ye County of Middesex, and 
 Elizabeth Cornwell, widow, of the Parish of St. Giles in ye 
 feilds, in the same County. 
 
 By Licence (189), Ealph Welstead. 
 1703 Nov. 9 William Cole, Ba., of Uxbridge, in the County of Middlesex, 
 
 Tallow Chandler, and Susanna Allington, Spinster, of St. 
 Bartholomew the Less. 
 
 Tho. Head, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 17 
 
 1703 Feb. 17 Edward Kent, Ba., o£ St. Buttolph's, Aldersgate Street, Wheel- 
 
 right, and Martha Beeton, of St. Giles in the feilds, Sp. 
 Peircival Hart, Pa. By Lycence. 
 
 1704 April 2 Edward Edial, Ba., of St. Katharine's Creechurch, Turner, and 
 
 Jane "Wilcox, Sp., of Allhallows, Barkin. 
 
 E. Shelley. By Lycence. 
 
 1704 May 4 John Wright, Ba., of ye parish of Little St. Bartholimew, 
 
 Linnen Draper, at the Star (?), and Anne Campion, Widdow, 
 of Hamstead, in the County of Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (191), Ealph Welstead. 
 1704 May 4 Edward Cotsire, Ba., of the Parish of Bury St. Edmund, in the 
 
 County of Suffolk, Taylor, in Whiting Street, and Judith 
 Elliston, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London (soluta). 
 Mr. Elliston, Father. By Licence (192), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1704 May 30 William Needham, Wid., Sector of the Church of Alresford, in 
 
 the County of Southampton, and Katherine Burton, Spinster, 
 of St. Andrew's, Holborne. 
 
 Stevens, Ea. By Lycence. 
 
 1704 June 3 Willm. Walisham, Gent., and Dame Catharine Leigh, Wid., both 
 
 of St. Andrew's, Holborn. 
 
 P. Licence (193), Ben. Barnett, D.D. 
 1704 June 17 Joseph Pember, Wid., of the Parish of St. Laurence, Jewry, 
 
 Attorney, and Sarah Buckerigde, Wid., of St. Katherine's 
 Creechurch. 
 
 Jn. Pierrepont, Fa. By Ly. 
 
 1704 July 10 Chambers Corker, Ba., Wollen Draper, at the Key and Crown 
 
 in ye Strand, of ye Parish of St. Mary in ye Savoy, m ye 
 County of Middlesex, and Honora Mellhuish, Spinster, of 
 Falmouth, in ye County of Cornwall. 
 
 By Lycence (194), Ralph Welstead. 
 1704 July 18 Eichard Noyes, Ba., of ye Middle Temple, Gentleman, and 
 
 Elizabeth Duppa, of ye Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, in 
 ye County of Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (183), Ealph Welstead. 
 1704 July 21 William Sloper, Wid., of the Parish of St. Clement's Danes, 
 
 Surgeon, and Hester Sloper, Spinster, of the City of Bath, 
 in the County of Somersett. 
 
 Clement, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1704 Aug. 3 Samuel Ballard, Stationer, of the Parish of St. Botolph's, Aiders- 
 gate (Calebs), and Anne Harding, of the Parish of St. 
 Bartholomew's the less. Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (195), Phil. Castell. ^ 
 1704 Sep. 2 Eoberte D'Worth, Sadler, Ba., of ye parish of St. Clement's 
 
 Danes, in ye County of Middlesex, and Mary Whichellow, 
 Spinster, of the Parish of Neuson (?) , in ye County of Oxford. 
 With Licence (196), Ealph Welstead. 
 1704 Sep. 12 Nicholas Moor, Bachelor, and Margaret Hunt, Spinster, both of 
 
 the Parish of St. Martin's in the Fields, Westminster. 
 
 With Banns, And. Tooke. 
 1704 Oct. 8 Francis Parsley, Ba., of St. Gregory's, St. Paul's Wharfe, 
 
 Draper, and Susanna Oxenbridge, of Bromley, in Kent. 
 
 By Lycence. 
 1704 Nov. 14 William Mouse, Ba., a Servant in Smithfeild, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Sepulchre's, London, and Mary Paine, Spinster, of the same. 
 
 By Lycence, Ealph Welstead. 
 1704 Dec. 23 John Noys, Ba., of Trinity house, London, Gentleman, and 
 
 Margerett Ayloffe, Widdow, of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's 
 in the East. With Licence (197), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 D 
 
18 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1704 Dec. 26 Thomas Gist, Grentleman, of St. Alban, "Wood street (cselebs), 
 
 and Elisabeth Hoyle, Spinster, of ye same parish. 
 
 With Licence (198), John Adams. 
 1701 Dec. 26 George Leapidge, Ba., of St. John Baptist's Parish, Farrier, and 
 
 Eebecca Tooke, of St. Peter's Poor, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence, Andrew Tooke. 
 
 1704 Mar. 18 Eowland Pideon, Widower, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, 
 
 London, Victuallr., at ye bunch of Grapes in Osier Lane, 
 near Smithfeild, and Mary Galley, of the Parish of St. 
 Andrew's, Holborne, London, Widow. 
 
 Mr. Bennet, Pa. Wth. Licence, Eich. Tillesley. 
 
 1705 April 7 Eichard Stapler, Ba., of St. James Parish, Coach harness maker, 
 
 and Anne Cross, Wid., of St. Anne's, Westminster. 
 
 John Orchard, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1705 April 10 Edwarde Penn, Widdower, Cordwiner, of ye Parish St. Martin's 
 
 in ye feilds, in ye County of Middlesex, and Elizabeth King, 
 Spinster, of ye Parish of Great St. Bartholimew, in London. 
 
 With Licence (200), E. Welstead. 
 1705 May 22 Thomas Lesingham, Ba., Silk Throer, of ye Parish of St. Mary, 
 
 Whitechappel, in ye County of Middlesex, and Elizabeth 
 Howard, Spinster, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (201), Ealph Welstead. 
 1705 June 3 Ambrose Eeason, Ba., of St. Gregorie's, St. Paul's Wharfe, 
 
 Barber Surgeon, and Anne Eambrigde, Spinster, of the same. 
 Thomas Barrow, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1705 June 5 Joseph Mitchell, Ba., of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, Vintner, 
 
 and Elizabeth Somer, Widow, of St. Andrew's, Holborne. 
 John Corbusier, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1705 June 6 Daniel King, Ba., of the Parish of St. Faith's, Gent., and Melior 
 
 Clayton, Spinster, of St. Margarett's, Westminster. 
 Mr. Clayton, Fa. 
 1705 June 13 Eobert Loxum, Ba., of the Parish of St. Lawrence, Lad Lane, 
 
 Warehouse Keeper, and Susanna Chandler, Spinster, of St. 
 Mary Hill. 
 
 Willm. Chandler, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1705 July 3 John Spinke, Ba., Surgeon, of ye Parish of St. Martin's, Ludgate, 
 
 London, and Eizabeth Prichard (Pritchard), Widdow, of ye 
 Parish of St. Sepulchre's, 
 
 With Licence (202), Ealph Welstead. 
 1705 Aug. 28 John Newsham, Ba., of Chadshunt, in the County of Warwick, 
 
 Gent., and Anna Maria Bridges, Sp., of St. Buttolph's, 
 Aldersgate. 
 
 Mr. Bridges, Fa. 
 1705 Oct. 25 John Sawyer, of Furnevall's Inn, Attorney (cselebs), and Mary 
 
 Coleman, Widdow, of St. Andrew's, Holboru, London. 
 
 By Licence (204), Ealph Welstead. 
 1705 Nov. 22 John Thornborrow, Batchelor and Ostler, of the Parish of St. 
 
 Sepulchre's, at Mr. Smith's, a Pewterer, near Smithfeild 
 Bars, and Elizabeth Field, Widow, of the same. 
 Mr. Smith, father. 
 By Licence, Eich. Tillesley, Curate of St. Sepulchre's. 
 1705 Jan. 18 Edmundc Mitcalfe, Ba., Victualler, at Eed Lion in Aldersgate 
 
 Street, of the Parish of St. Buttolp's, Aldersgate, London, 
 and Elizabeth Lambert, Widdow, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (199), Ealph Welstead. 
 1705 Jan. 20 John Farewell, of the Parish of St. Dunstan's in the West, and 
 
 Susann Ellis, of the Parish of St. Barthol'mew the less. 
 
 Phil. Castell, 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 19 
 
 1705 Jan. 24 Peter Hartwel], of the Parish of St. Buttolph's, Aldersgate, 
 
 Pewterer, and Dorothy Cole, of St. Barthol'mew the Less. 
 
 With Licence, Phil. Castell. 
 1705 Jan. 29 Charles Trumble, Ba., of the Parish of St. James, Westminster, 
 
 Coachmaker, and Jane Tatton, Wid., of the same. 
 
 John Tooth, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1705 Jan. 31 Eobert Grimes, Wid., of the Parish of St. Martin's, Westminster, 
 
 Coachmaker, and Elizabeth French, Wid., of St. James, 
 Westminster. 
 Isaac Terret, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 April 24 Eobert Fox, Ba., of the Charterhouse, Gardner, and Anne 
 
 Weekes, Wid., of the Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell. 
 Tho. Fox, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 May 14 Eichard Buckeridge, Wid., of the Parish of St. Matthew, 
 
 Fryday Streete, Merchant, and Anne Jackson, Sp., of the 
 same. 
 
 John Jackson, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 May 21 Edwarde Barlow, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Mary, Whitechappel, 
 
 in Middlesex, Gentleman, and Anne Hawkes, of the same 
 Parish, Spinster. 
 
 By Lycence (208), Ealph Welstead. 
 1706 June 20 Nicholas Gething, Ba., of the Parish of St. Bridgett's als. Bride's, 
 
 a Glover, and Elizabeth Lucas, Wid., of the same. 
 
 Eoger Gething, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 July 18 Laurence King, Wid., of the Parish of St. Clement Danes, 
 
 Brewer, and Miriam Child, Wid., of St. Mildred's, 
 Poultry. 
 
 By Lycence. 
 1706 Aug. 26 Thomas Barlow, Ba., and Sarah Allen, Spinster, both of the 
 
 Parish of Hornsey, in ye County of Essex (? Middx.) . 
 Mr. Edward Webb, Father. 
 
 By Licence (209), Eich. Tillesley, Clerke. 
 1706 Sep. 3 John Pullen, Ba., A Potter, of the Parish of St. Dunstan's in ye 
 
 East, London, and Mary Perry, Spinster, of ye Parish of 
 Stepney, in Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (205), Ealph Welstead. 
 1706 Sep. 12 John Eice, Ba., of the Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, Attorney 
 
 at Law, and Sarah German, Wid., of St. Sepulchre's. 
 Gilbert Dawson, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 Oct. 10 Jeffery Kinderley, Widower, of ye Parish of Moulton, in Lincoln- 
 shire, and Adley Eedley (Hedley), Widow, of ye Parish of 
 St. Mary's, Whitechappel, Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (210), Ealph Welstead. 
 1706 Oct. 15 Philipp Woodward, Ba., of St. Margaret's, Loathbury, Packer, 
 
 and Anne Moody, Sp., of St. Andrew, Holborne. 
 
 James Moody, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 Oct. 30 Thomas Freeman, Ba., of the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields, in 
 
 the County of Midx., and Susanna Helcombe, of the same 
 (soluta) . 
 Mr. Wymond, in Chick Lane, Fa. 
 
 By Licence (203), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1706 Oct. 31 William Grove, Wid., of St. Buttolph's, Bishopgate, Baker, and 
 
 Anne Mitchell, Sp., of St. Giles, Cripplegate. 
 Tho. Crisp, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 Nov. 21 Benjamin Goodwin, of Draughton, Northamptonshire, Clerke 
 
 (cselebs), and Elizabeth Charnock, of St. Clement Danes, 
 Midx., Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (211), Eich. Tillesley. 
 
20 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1706 Jan. 27 Christopber Johnson, Dr. of Divinity, Ba., of tlie parisli of Eich- 
 
 mond, Surrey, and Mary Dyer, Spinster, of St. Giles, 
 Cripplegate, London. 
 
 N. Wesley, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 Jan. 30 John Coihead, Ba., of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mariner, and 
 
 Frances Hawley, Spinster, of St. Thomas Apostle's, Southwai-k, 
 James Allen, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 Feb. 6 Stephen LushiDgtou, Wid., of the Parish of Sittingborne, Gent., 
 
 in the County of Kent, and Jane Fowler, Wid., of Seven 
 Oake, in the same Connty. 
 
 George Tushingham, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1706 Mar. 6 Peter Clarge, of ye Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, London, Ba., 
 
 and Sarah Boswell, of ye same, Widdow. 
 
 With Licence (206), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1707 Mar. 27 Henry Coleman, fellow of Trinity College in Cam Bridge, Ba., 
 
 and Susan Tregagle, of the Parish of St. Clement Danes, in ye 
 County of Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (207), Ealph Welstead. 
 1707 April 20 Thomas Goddard, Wid., of the Parish of St. Mary, Whitechappel, 
 
 Mariner, and Elizabeth Eobinson, Spinster. 
 
 Crawford, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1707 April 28 Thomas Dennis, of the Parish of St. Martin's, Batch., and Sarah 
 
 Cowde, Spinster, of the same. 
 
 Brooks, F. With Licence, James King. 
 
 1707 May 26 Sylvester Carter, of the Parish of Marlow, in the County of Bucks, 
 
 Inholder (cselebs), and Euth Leach, of Bissom, in the 
 County of Berks (soluta). 
 Mr. Sawyer, Father. 
 
 By Licence (213), Eich. Tillesley. 
 1707 May 31 Gilbert Primrose (viduus et armiger), and Susanna Criche, of 
 
 the Parish of St. Martin's in ye Fields (soluta). 
 
 (214) Edw. Lany. 
 1707 July 4 Bengamin Scott, Junior (ca^lebs), and Elizabeth Arger (Archer), 
 
 of the Parish of St. Gabriel Fanchurch, London (soluta). 
 With Licence (215), Ealph Welstead. 
 1707 July 5 Armstrong Pawley, Batch., and Elizabeth Mason, Spr., both of 
 
 the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London. 
 
 Mr. Mason, Fa. With Licence (217), Eich Tillesley. 
 1707 July 10 Wm. Tipping, of the Parish of St. James, Garlick Hill (caelebs), 
 
 and Elizabeth Gape, of (Par. of St. Michael's) St. Alban's, 
 Herf ordshire (soluta) . 
 
 (216) Wm. Marston. 
 1707 Aug. 23 Ambrose Saunders (cselebs), and Ann Bentley, of the Parish of 
 
 St. Barthol'mew's the Less (vidua). 
 
 (219) Phil. Castell. 
 •/^1707 Sep. 1 Thomas Lawrence, Bac, of ye Parish of St. Mary Colechurcb, 
 ' London (Haberdasher), and Margeritte Akerman, Spinster, 
 
 of ye Parish of St. Diouis Backchurch, Loudon. 
 
 With Licence (218), Ealph Welstead. 
 1707 Sep. 2 Joseph Harris, Ba., of St. Sepulchre's, Patten maker, and 
 
 Hannah Heys, Spinster, of St. Buttolph's, Aldersgate. 
 Will'm Heys, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1707 Nov. 2 Charles Hall, Wid., of St. Mary Le Savoy, Victualler, and Sarah 
 
 Eedes, Sp., of the same. 
 
 Cole, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1707 Nov. 13 Stephen Soame, Ba., of Therlow, in ye County of Suffolk, and 
 V Susanna Nash, Spinster, of Newporte, in ye County of Essex. 
 
 With Licence (220), Ealph Welstead. 
 
THE EEGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 21 
 
 1707 Dec. 1 James Murducke, Ba., of Stepney Parish, Broadweaver, and 
 
 Sarah Emmerton, Sp., o£ St. Andrew's, Holborne. 
 
 John Emmerton, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1707 Jan. 1 Eobert Combes, Ba., of St. Alban's, Wood Streete, and Mabel 
 
 Bewley, Sp., of St. Martin Le Grrand. 
 
 Erasmus Syre, Ea. By Lycence 
 
 1707 Mar. 15 Eobert Earl, of St. Sepulchre's Parish (celebs), and Ann New- 
 
 bolt, of the Parish of St. Botolph without Aldersgate 
 (soluta). 
 
 i^nc A -i « T 1- TT .. ^ By Lycence (212), Eichard Chambre. 
 
 1708 April 6 John Home, of the Parish of St. Clement's Danes, in the County 
 
 of Middlesex (caelebs), and Sarah Merricke, of St. Andrew's, 
 Holborn, in ye same County (soluta). 
 
 i^no A -TOO Txr-M- ^ r. (223) Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1708 April 22 Wilham Laremer, Ba., of the Parish of St. James, in Liberty of 
 
 Westminster, and Frances Price, or Grice (?), Sp., of St. Mar- 
 tin's in the feilds. 
 
 Henry Hargrave, Gruard. By Lycence 
 
 1708 May 13 James Perry, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Bride's, London, and 
 
 Margaret Bewley, of St. Ann's, Aldersgate, London 
 (soluta). 
 
 i^no ^T -.^ T. . X. With Licence (224), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1708 May 17 Francis Kennett, Ba., of the Parish of TunstaU, in the County of 
 
 Kent, Bricklayer, and Mary Eaunceford, Spinster, of 
 
 St. Andrew's, Holborne. 
 
 Mr. Lushington, Fa. By Lycence 
 
 1708 May 23 John Sochon, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, and Mary Johnson, Spinster, of ye 
 
 Parish of St. Ann's, Aldersgate, London. 
 
 i^no Ti -,. A -, ^M With Licence (225), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1708 July 14 Andrew LiUey, Ba,, of the Parish of St. Mary Le Bow, Apothe- 
 cary, and Mary Good, Spinster, of the same. 
 
 By Lycence 
 1708 Sep. 25 Mr. James Smith, of St. Dunstan's Parish in ye West (c»lebs), 
 
 and Mrs. Susanna Knapp, of St. Olave, Harstreet (in loco 
 vulgo vocat Crakhed ffryer, London, soluta). 
 
 By Lycence (227), Thomas Davies. 
 1708 Sep. 28 Thomas Hutchins, Bach., of St. Martin's Vintry, Fruiterer, and 
 
 Anne Belton, Spinster, of St. Mary Le Bow. 
 
 Edmund Mason, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1708 Oct. 3 fPrancis Smallman, Bach., and Barbara Cotter (vidua), both of the 
 
 Parish of St. Anne, Westminster. 
 
 ,^r.n r^ ^ , ^^°- ^°^' ^^^ ^ Lyccuce (226), Eichard Chambre. 
 
 1708 Oct. 30 John Holker, Wid., of the Parish of Gravesend, in the County of 
 
 Kent, Gent., and Elizabeth Wigmore, Sp., of the Parish of 
 
 Stepney. 
 
 Gilbert Wigmore, Fa. By Lycence 
 
 1708 Dec. 21 Benjamin Noulton, Bach., of St. Sepulchre's, and Anne Godward, 
 
 Sp., of St. Brigitt's Parish. 
 
 John Godward, Fa. By Lycence 
 
 1708 Mar. 3 John Taylor, Ba., of the Parish of St. Peter's, Cornhill, and Mary 
 
 Chambre, Sp., of the Parish of St. John, Wapping, in ve 
 
 County of Middlesex. ff &^ :f 
 
 i^Ao TiT o -n • m By Licence (222), Eichard Chambre. 
 
 1708 Mar. 3 Francis Turral, Ba., of St. Michael's, Cornhill, Linnen Draper, 
 
 and Jane Steventon, Sp., of Chelsey Parish, in the County 
 
 of Middlesex. ^ 
 
 John Steyenton, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
22 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1708 Mar. 3 John Shrimpton, Wid., of St. Peter's Poore, Broadstreete, 
 
 Stationer, and Sarah Wilson, Spinster, of St. Saviour's, 
 Southwerk. 
 
 Edmund Mason, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1709 May 12 Robert Mitchner, Wid., of St. Margaret's, Westminster, and 
 
 Sarali Prentis, Wid., of St. James, Westminster. 
 
 John Acton, Esqr., Ea. By Lycence. 
 
 1709 Aug. 9 Josia Morgan, Ba., of ye Parish of Westerham, in the County of 
 
 Kent, and Bennett Dalyson, Spinster, of Chatham, in the 
 same County. 
 
 By Licence (228), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1709 Aug. 15 Thomas Wilkeson (Wilkinson), Ba., of ye Parish of St. 
 
 Andrew's, Holborn, in ye County of Middlesex, and Eachael 
 Holmes, Spinster, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London. 
 With Licence (229), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1710 April 18 Ealph Whitefeid (Whitfeld), Ba., of the Parish of St. Andrew's, 
 
 Holborn, Middlesex, and Felicia Johnson, of ye same Parish 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (230), Ealph Welstead. 
 1710 July 31 Francis Burdett, Ba., of the Parish of Trinity, Minories, and 
 
 Elizabeth Barnham, Widow, of St. Peter's Poore, Broad- 
 streete. 
 
 Mallory Peirson, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1710 Sep. 2 Eichard Lidgould, Ba., of St. Andrew's Parish, London, and 
 
 Mary Ambler, Spinster, of same Parish. 
 
 With Licence (231), Ealph Welstead. 
 1710 Sep. 7 George Wells, Ba., of the Parish of St. James, Vinter, and Graces 
 
 Bates, Widow, of the same. 
 
 Isaac Terrett, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1710 Oct. 5 Henry Bright (cselebs), and Elizabeth Cresset, both of ye Parish 
 
 of St. Martin's in ye Fields (soluta). 
 
 T. Walker, Fa. By Lycence (232), James King. 
 
 1710 Oct. 15 John Lay, Ba., of the Parish of St. Anne's, Westminster, 
 
 Taylor, and Euth Woolham, Sp., of St. James, Westminster. 
 John Hooker, F. By Lycence. 
 
 1710 Jan. 3 James Yarey, Ba., of St. James, Westminster, and Sarah 
 
 Fazakerley, Sp., of St. Michael Bassishaw, London. 
 William Fazakerley, Kt., Fa. 
 
 By Lycence, by Mr. Jay, Curate of Totterigde. 
 
 1710 Jan. 18 John Smith, Ba., of the Parish of Queensborough, in the County 
 
 of Kent, Mariner, and Katherine Fellows, Wid., of the 
 same. 
 
 Tho. King, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1711 April 10 Thomas Franklin, Ba., of the Parish of St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, 
 
 in ye County of Middlesex, and Sarah Grimes, of ye Parish 
 of St. Sepulchre's, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (234), Ealph Welstead. 
 1711 April 19 George Ford, Ba., of St. Mary Le Bow, and Jane De le Noe, 
 
 Wid., of the Parish of Fulham, in the County of Middlesex. 
 John Stanley, Kt., Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1711 May 17 Joseph Potts, Ba., of the Parish of Stepney, in the County of 
 
 Middlesex, Brewer's Servant, and Mary Boswell, Spinster, of 
 St. James, Clerkenwell Parish. 
 
 By Lycence. 
 1711 June 2 Samuel Wincope, Widower, of Eshire, in the County of Surry, 
 
 and Elizabeth Wright, Spinster, of Twittenham, in ye 
 County of Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (235), Ealph Welstead. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 23 
 
 1711 Aug. 22 Charles Selby, Ba., of Bayhall, in the County of Kent, Esqr., and 
 
 Dame Margaret Strode, "Wid., of St. Giles in the feilds. 
 Robert Gay, Fa. By Lycence. 
 
 1711 Aug. 30 Daniel Wormlaighton, Ba., of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, and 
 
 Rebekah Strahan, of St. Botolph Aldersgate, Spinster. 
 
 By Lycence (236), Richard Chambre. 
 
 1711 Sep. 26 Edwards Mason, Widower, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, 
 
 London, and Mary Bray, Widow, of ye Parish of St! 
 Saviour's, in the County of Surry. 
 
 With Licence (237), Ralph Welstead. 
 No date (27 February). John Lane, Widower, of the Parish of St. Olave, Sylver 
 
 street, London, and Carolina Vandepresst, Widow, of 
 St. Giles, Cripplegate. 
 
 With Lycence (233), John Adams, D.D. 
 
 1712 June 17 Tuesday. Francis Dashwood, Kt. and Baronet, of the Parish of 
 
 Westwycombe, in the County of Bucks, Wid., and Mary 
 King, Sp., of the Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell. 
 Gabriel Roberts, Esqr., Fa. 
 
 With Lycence, John King, D.D., Preacher. 
 1712 June 21 James Hardy, Wid., of the Parish of St. James, Westminster, 
 
 Mason, and Mary Cannon, Wid., of the same. 
 
 Isaac Terrett, Fa. With Lycence. 
 
 1712 July 3 Pawlet St. John, of ye Parish of Telding, in ye County of Bed- 
 ford, Batchr., and Elizabeth Farside, of ye Town of Hunting- 
 don, in the County of Huntingdonshire (soluta). 
 
 (242) Phil. Castill, Vicar of St. Barthol'mew ye Less. 
 1712 July 14 Monday. Gabriel Roberts, Esq., of the Parish of St. Anne's, 
 
 Westminster, Wid., and Frances Langton, Sp., of the same! 
 Geo. Langton, Fa. 
 1712 Aug. 18 Joseph Stevens, Ba., of the Parish of Kingston, in ye County of 
 
 Surry, and Mary Perry, of the same, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (241), R. Welstead. 
 1712 Sep. 18 James Daniel Chauwell (Chauvell), of ye Parish of St. James, 
 
 Clarekenwell, in ye County of Middlesex, Ba., and Mary 
 Wright, of ye Parish of Cripplegate, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (240b), Ralph Welstead. 
 1712 Nov. 2 George Hawkins, Wid., of TJxbridge, in ye County of Middlesex, 
 
 and Sara Davis, of ye same (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (240a), R. Welstead. 
 1712 Jan. 29 Wilham Cock, of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's in ye East (cjelebs), 
 
 and Frances Wilde, Spinster, of ye Parish of St. Brides', 
 London. 
 
 With Licence (238), Ralph Welstead. 
 1712 Feb. 4 Wednesday. Thomas Crisp, Wid., of the Parish of St. Alban's, 
 
 AVoodstreete, Glasseller, and Mary Hollis, Spinster, of 
 Fishstreete. 
 1712 Feb. 9 George Pochin, Ba., of the Parish of St. Martin's Outwich, and 
 
 Frances Hodgkins, Spinster, of the Parish of Wrotham in 
 Kent. 
 
 George Tullingham, Fa. 
 1712 Feb. 9 James Weedon, of ye Parish of Sandon, in ye County of Her- 
 
 forde, Ba., and Mary Torakins, of Low Layton, in the 
 County of Essex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (239), Ralph Welstead. 
 1718 April 28 Roberte Braburne, Widdower, of ye Parish of St. John's, 
 
 Wapping, in ye County of Middlesex, and Mary Butt! 
 Widdow, of St. Paul's, Shadwell, in ye same County. 
 
 With Licence (248), Ralph Welstead. 
 
24 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1713 June 14 Sunday. John Wall, Ba., o£ the Parish of Deptford, Ship- 
 wright, and Elizabeth Smith, Sp., of St. Gregorie's nigh St. 
 Paul's. 
 Ambrose Eeason (?) Fa. By Licence. 
 
 1713 July 6 Monday. James Venables, Ba., of the Parish of Bramdean, in 
 
 the County of Southampton, gent., and Jane Fleming, Wid., 
 of St. Andrew's, Holborne. 
 Edward Hooper, Ea. 
 1713 July 7 Tuesday. Eobert Wooding, Wid., of the Parish of St Antholin's, 
 
 and Anne Gibbes, Sp., of St. Sepulchre's Parish. 
 Isaac Clark, Fa. 
 1713 July 11 Saturday. John Smith, Ba., of St. James, Clerkenwell, Vintner, 
 
 and Frances Tomplins, wid., of the same. 
 Dr. Gilstrop, Fa. 
 1713 July 16 Thursday. Willm. Greenall, Ba., of the parish of St. Andrew, 
 
 Holborn, and Anne Allen, Spinstr., of the same. 
 
 By Licence (247), Wm. Kirke. 
 1713 July 20 George Chauvell, Ba., of St. James, Clerkenwell, and Elizabeth 
 
 Hargrave, of the same Parish (soluta.) 
 
 By Licence (245), Andrew Tooke. 
 1713 Aug. 16 Charles Day, of ye Parish of Seinte Pulcher's, London, Ba., and 
 
 Clare Copping, of ye Parish of St. Mary of ye Savoy, in ye 
 County of Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (246), Ealph Welstead. 
 1713 Aug. 27 Mr. Bryan Bentham, Ba., and Mrs. Mary Belke, Sp., Both of ye 
 
 Parish of Chatham, in ye County of Kent. 
 
 Wth. Licence (244), J's'ph Bentham, D.D. 
 1713 Sep. 28 Monday. John Covil, Ba., of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, and 
 
 Elizabeth Tw^ogood, Sp., of St. Giles in the Feilds. 
 
 1713 Feb. 28 John Page, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Ann's, Westminster, in 
 
 ye County of Middlesex, and Sara Lee, of ye Same, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (243), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1714 May 22 Eoberte Eden, Ba. of ye Parish of St. Antholin's, London, and 
 
 Anne King, Widow, of ye same Parish. 
 
 With Licence (253), Ealph Welstead. 
 1714 July 8 William Paxton, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Martyn's in ye Fields, 
 
 and Elizabeth Bennet, of ye Parish of St. Catherin's Cree- 
 church (soluta.) 
 
 With Licence (249), James King. 
 1714 July 17 William Twine (Twyne), Widdower, of Thames Ditton, in ye 
 
 County of Surry, and Sara Evley, Spinster, of ye Parish of St. 
 Bennitt, Paul's Warfe. 
 
 With Licence (250), Ealph Welstead. 
 1714 Sep. 26 James Halsey, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Martin's in ye feilds, in 
 
 ye County of Middlesex, and Euth Higgins, Spinster, of ye 
 same Parish. 
 
 With Licence (251), Ealph Welstead. 
 1714 Nov. 30 Adam Greenwood, Widdower, of the Parish of St. Andrew's, 
 
 Holborn, London, and Ann Stoker, Spinster, of ye same. 
 With Licence (252), Ealph Welstead. 
 1714 Dec. 11 Saturday. Francis Perrett (or Terrett) Kirby, Ba., of St. James 
 
 Parish, Westminster, Coachmaker, and Sarah Woolham, 
 Spinster, of the same. 
 1714 Feb. 23 Thomas Bincks, Widower, of Chipping Ongar, in ye County of 
 
 Essex, and Anne Gouldesburgh, Spinster, of ye same 
 Parish. 
 
 With Licence (254), Ealph Welstead. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 25 
 
 1715 April 28 Thomas Deane, Widower, of ye Parish of St. George, Botolph 
 
 Lnne, Loudon, and Mary Bethell, Widdow, of ye Parish of 
 St. Mary Alderniary, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (256), Ealph Welstead. 
 1715 May 4 Henry Whitby, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Martin in ye Fields, and 
 
 Dorothy Alcroft, of ye sd. Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (258), James King. 
 1715 June 2 William Seagood, Widower, of ye Parish of St. Q-iles, Cripple- 
 gate, in ye County of Middlesex, and Anne Mafly (Masey), 
 Spinster, of ye Parish of St. Martin's, Ludgate, London. 
 With Licence (259), Ealph Welstead. 
 1715 Sep. 17 Francis Eevel, gentleman, of Cornfeild (Carnfeild), in the 
 
 Parish of South Normanton, in ye County of Derby (cselebs), 
 and Elizabeth Johnson, Spinster, of Nottingham. 
 
 With Licence (257), Ealph Welstead. 
 1715 Oct. 17 Francis Wilkinson, Wid., of Lincoln's Inn, and Ann Milbank, 
 
 Wid., of St. Giles in ye Feilds. 
 
 John King, 
 1715 Nov. 20 Thomas Eose, of the Parish of St. Margerett's, Westminster, 
 
 Ba., and Anne Simpson, Spinster, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (264), Ealph Welstead. 
 1715 Dec. 1 Henry Stevens, of ye Parish of St. Mich., Woodstreet, Widower, 
 
 and Mary Walter, of ye P'ish of St. Mary, Islington, in ye 
 County of Middx., Spinster. 
 (260) Wm. Ffomas (? Thomas), Eectr. of St. Mich., Woodstreet. 
 1715 Dec. 3 Thomas Eow Sherwyn, of St. Benedict Shearehogg (cselebs), and 
 
 Elizabeth Beaumont, of ye Parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, 
 in ye County of Middlesex (soluta). 
 
 (261) James King. 
 1715 Jan. 17 EichardStevens,of yeParish of St. Buttolp's, Aldersgate, Bat, and 
 
 Margarett Maynwearing, of St. ^'id's, Cripplegate, Spinster. 
 
 (262) Charles Love. 
 1715 Jan. 17 Willm. Sawbridge, of ye Parish of St. Mary Magdalen, Milk 
 
 Street, Batch., and Mary Sheibell (Sheiberle), of ye Parish 
 of St. Martin's in ye Fields, Spinster. 
 
 (263) James King. 
 1715 Mar. 1 Matthew Finch, Widd., of ye Parish of Waltham Abby, in ye 
 
 County of Essex, and Francis Lawrey, of Cheshunt, in the 
 County of Herforde, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (255), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1715 Mar. 8 John Haywood, of ye Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate (viduus), 
 
 and Elizabeth Bateman, of St. Alban's, Woodstreet (vidua). 
 
 (265) Eman. Langford. 
 (No year) April 10 Charles Dent, Esqr., of the Parish of St. Margaret's, West- 
 minster (de Medio Templo, London, cselebs), and Mary 
 Southele, of ye Parish of St. Michael's Basishaw (soluta). 
 
 (275) W. Carliol. 
 
 1716 May 17 Eichard Allum, Bach., of ye Parish of St. Laurence, in ye Town 
 
 of Eeading, in ye County of Berks, aud Anne Lewis, 
 Spinster, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (276), Ealph Welstead. 
 1716 June 9 Joseph Blount, of the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields (cselebs), 
 
 and Elizabeth Fawkes, of the Parish of St. James, West- 
 minster (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (266), Andrew Tooke. 
 1716 June 12 Eichard Thompson, Ba., of Uxbridge, in ye County of Midd'sex, 
 
 and Susanna Cole, Widdow, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (268), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 E 
 
26 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1716 July 19 William Cowper, of the Middle Temple, Esq., Batclielor, and 
 
 JaneBudgett, Spinster, of Chelsea Parish, in the County of 
 Middlesex. 
 
 "With Licence (267), Andrew Tooke. 
 1716 Aug. 8 Francis Colson, of the City of Bristol, Esq., Batchelor, and Mary 
 
 Nicholson, Spinster, of the Parish of St. Mary, White Chappel. 
 
 With Licence (274), Andrew Tooke. 
 1716 Sep. 23 William Walshara, Widower, of ye Parish of Kingston, m the 
 
 County of Surry, and Martha Lister, of Hampstead, in the 
 County of Middlesex (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (273), Ealph Welstead. 
 1716 Dec. 4 Edwarde Vaughton, Ba., of Trinity's Parish, London, and Mary 
 
 Kent, of the same, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (272), Ralph Welstead. 
 1716 Dec. 17 John Crosland, of All S'ts' Parish, in Brad Street, London, 
 
 Widdower, and Jane Brecknock, Spinster, of St. James, 
 Clerkenwell, Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (271), Ealph Welstead. 
 1716 Feb. 7 Thomas Turner, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, Widowr, and 
 
 Elizabeth Thornbury, of ye same Parish, Widow\ 
 W'th Licence (270), Jer. Nicholson, Curate of St Sepulchre's. 
 
 1716 Feb. 21 Eadford G-undery, of ye Parish of St. Mary Magdalene, Milk- 
 
 street (viduus), and Catherine ffazakerley, of St. Michael 
 Bassishaw, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (219), Nath. Jaye. 
 
 1717 May 2 Edwarde Harding, Wid., of ye Parish of Walthamstow, in ye 
 
 County of Essex, and Eebecca Martin, of ye same. Spinster. 
 With Licence (277), Ealph Welstead. 
 1717 May 30 Eobert Fox, Widoer, of St. Mary, Islington, in the County of 
 
 Middx., and Jane Booth, Spinster, of the same. 
 
 With Licence (278), Ealph Welstead. 
 1717 June 16 Edwarde Smith, of Stapleford Abby, in ye County of Essex, Bac, 
 
 and Martha Wall, of ye same (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (279), Ealph Welstead. 
 1717 June 20 Chrsistopher Coles, Ba., of Woolwich, in ye County of Kent, and 
 
 Sara Groklman (Gladman), Spinster, of Clapham, in ye 
 County of Surrey. 
 
 With Licence (280), Ealph Welstead. 
 1717 Aug. 4 Giles Hill, of Wapping, Stepney, Middlesex (caelebs), and Eliza- 
 beth Harrison, of St. Paul's, Shadwell, in ye sayd County 
 
 (soluta) . 
 
 (281) Emanl. Langford. 
 1717 Aug. 5 William Jones, Ba., of St. Martin's in ye Feilds, in ye County of 
 
 Middlesex, and Abigail Swifte, Wid., of St. Paul, Common 
 Garden. 
 
 With Licence (282), Ealph Welstead. 
 1717 Sep. 7 Duncan Campbell, Widr., of St. Giles in ye fields, and Elizabeth 
 
 Hastings, Wid., of St. Paul's, Shadwel, in ye County of Middx. 
 W'th Licence (283), Tho. Stackhouse. 
 1717 Jan. 1 James Willshire, Widdower, and Anne Caldwell, Spinster, both 
 
 of the Parish of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate. 
 
 With Licence (284), Andrew Tooke. 
 1717 Jan. 1 Thomas Prew, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Yidas, in Foster Lane, 
 
 and Elizabeth Cheaney, Spenster, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (286), Ealph Welstead. 
 1717 Jan. 24 John Clarke, Ba., of St. Mary, White Chappel, and Mary 
 
 Eickards, Sp., of the same, 
 
 John King, Mr, 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 27 
 
 1717 Feb. 1 Eichard Ansell, of St. Stephen's, Walbrooke, Bat., and Anne 
 
 Bolton, of St. Mildred's in ye Poultry, London (soluta). 
 With Licence (285), Tho. Stackhouse. 
 
 1717 Mar. 25 Gideon Perigall, of Clerkenwell, in the County of Midx., Bat., 
 
 and Eliz. Hall, of St. Margaret's, Loathbury, Spinstr. 
 
 Wh Licence (287), Tho. Stackhouse. 
 
 1718 April 19 John Hall, Batr., of (St. James,) Clerkenwell, in ye County of 
 
 Middx., and Mary Grreen, of St. Margaret's, Lothbury, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (288), Tho. Stackhouse. 
 1718 May 4 Thomas Wagson* (Magson), Batr., in the Parish of Fulham, 
 
 Midlx., and Ann Bealy, in ye Parish of Chelsea, Sp. 
 
 (289) Emanl. Langford, Pr. 
 1718 May (? 21)t Abel Skinner, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, and 
 
 Eebecca Agord, Spinster, of ye Parish of St. Clement's 
 
 With Licence (290), Ralph Welstead. 
 1718 May 27 Alexander Eeid, of ye Parish of Chelsea, Middx. (cselebs), and 
 
 Frances Langford, of ye sd. Parish (soluta). 
 John Inglis, Esq., Fa. 
 
 W'th Licence (291), Emanl. Langford, Pr. 
 1718 July 3 John Talman, Ba., of St. Andrew's, Holborn, in Middlesex, and 
 
 Frances Cockayne, Sp., of the Parish of Hinxworth, in the 
 County of Hertford. 
 
 Maddox, Fa. John King, Mr. 
 
 1718 Aug. 26 Jeremiah Bull, Batchelor, of St. Sepulchre's Parish, London, 
 
 and Judah Sharp, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Spinster. 
 
 (292) Andrew Tooke. 
 1718 No date (Sep. 10) William Scot (Scott), of the parish of St. Dunstain's, 
 
 Stepney, in ye County of Midx., Batr., and EHz. Mason, of 
 ve same parish, Widw. 
 
 (293) Tho. Stackhouse. 
 1718 Sep. 25 Multon Lambard, Ba., of Sevenoake, in the County of Kent, and 
 
 Jane Fowler, Sp., of St. Margaret's, Westminster. 
 
 Will. Twisden, Kt. Bart., Fa. John King, Mr. 
 
 1718 Jan. 30 Joseph Clarke, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, in ye 
 
 County of Middlesex, and Martha Abbot (Abbott), Wid., of 
 St. Giles (in campis), in ye same County. 
 
 With Licence (295), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1718 Mar. 4 Thomas Cawthorne, of ye Parish of All Saints, London, and 
 
 Katherine Craudale, Spinster, of ye Parish of St. Katherine 
 Coleman, London. 
 
 With Licence (298), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1719 May 26 William Gillet (Gillett), Ba., of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's, 
 
 in ye East London, and Elizabeth Lord, Spinster, of ye 
 
 same. 
 
 With Licence (297), Ealph Welstead. 
 1719 June 13 George Lawley, Batchelor, of St. Faith's Parish, London, and 
 
 Eebecca Smith, Widow, of St. Botolph's, Aldgate. 
 
 With Licence (296), Andrew Tooke. 
 1719 July 2 Thomas Needham, Bat., of St. Vedast als. Foster Lane, London, 
 
 and Sarah Sherwood, of ye Parish of Enfield, in ye County 
 
 of Midx. (soluta). 
 
 W'h Licence (306), Tho. Stackhouse. 
 
 * This looks as if it had been originally written Magson and altered to Wagson. It is 
 distinctly the former in the licence, 
 f Licence dated May 2. 
 
28 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1719 Aug. 1 William Davies, Batchellor, of St. Mary Woolnoth parish, and 
 
 Anne Brown, Spinster, of St. Bennet Pinck. 
 
 With Licence (307), Andrew Tooke. 
 1719 Aug. 18 Lazarus Stiles, of the Parish of St. Olave's, Silver Street, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Elizabeth Sawbridge, of the Parish of St. 
 Buttolph's, Aldersgate, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (301), Andrew Tooke. 
 1719 Sep. 10 George Best, Ba., of ye Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell, in ye 
 
 County of Middlesex, and Ann Dicksey, Widdow, of ye 
 same. 
 
 With Licence (303), Palph Welstead. 
 1719 Sep. 28 William Jobson, Ba., of Stepney Parish, and Charlotta Eyre, Sp., 
 
 of the same. 
 
 Sam. Eyre, Pa., present. John King, Mr. 
 
 1719 Oct. 1 William Chappell, of Watford, Hertfordshire (viduus), and 
 
 Elizabeth Cofeild, Spinster, of Watford, Hert. (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (304), The. Tillesley. 
 1719 Oct. 24 Eicharde Templer, Ba., of St. Mildred, Bread ' Street, London, 
 
 and Mary Browne, of Chiswick, Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (305), Ealph Welstead. 
 1719 Oct. 29* William Wood, of Leatherhead, in Surrey, Widower, and 
 
 Margaret Mitchenor, of Seven Oakes, in Kent, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (294) , Andrew Tooke. 
 1719 Nov. 5 Eichard Caldwell, of St. Gregory's Parish, Batch., and Elizabeth 
 
 Goodin, of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (309), Andrew Tooke. 
 1719 Nov. 5 Nicholas Wells, Stretham, in the County of Surrey, Widower, 
 
 and Mary Lee, of Carshalton, in ye same County, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (308), Ralph Welstead. 
 1719 Nov. 17 Thomas Medlycott, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Batch., and 
 
 Ann Buckby, of the Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, 
 Spinster. 
 
 (302) Oss (?) Medlicott. 
 1719 Dec. 8 Eichard Slaughter, Widdower, of the Parish of St. Michael, 
 
 Wood street, London, and Elizabeth Millington, Widow, of 
 St. Sepulchre's Parish, London. 
 
 With Licence (300), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1719 Feb. 25 John Langford, of the Parish of Alhallows the Great, Batchelor, 
 
 and Mary Gladman, of the Tower Liberty, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (299), Andrew Tooke. 
 
 1720 May 5 Peter Large, of ye Parish of Chelsea, Widdow r, and Ann Gill, 
 
 of ye same Parish, in the County of Middx. (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (31C), Emanl. Langford, Preachr. 
 1720 Aug. 4 Abraham Ledouble, of the Parish of St. Martin's in the fields, 
 
 Batchelor, and Mary Newton, of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (315), Andrew Tooke. 
 1720 Aug. 11 Thomas Wrigth (Wright), Ba., of St. Bride's Parish, London 
 
 (caelebs), and Susannah de la Ball, of St. Mary Magdalene, 
 Old Fish Street, London (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (314), Ealph Welstead. 
 1720 No date Anthony Fisher, of ye parish of St. Martin's in ye Fields, 
 
 Batchellr, and Elizabeth Fizacherly, of St. Andrew's, 
 Holborn, Spinster. 
 
 AVth a Licence (313), Emanl. Langford. 
 
 * Licence dated January 27, 1718. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 29 
 
 1720 Dec. 27 Thomas "Warrin, Ba., of the Parish of Deale, in the County of 
 
 Kent, and Meliora Eyre, Sp., of the Parish of St. Stephen's, 
 Walbrooke, Lond. 
 
 Gr. Trenly, Fa. John King. 
 
 1720 Dec. 29 Lawrence Payne, A.M., Widower, of ye Parish of St. James, 
 
 Westr., and Judeth Shaw, Sp., of ye Parish of St. Martin's 
 in ye Fields. 
 
 Wth Licence (312), James King. 
 1720 Jan. 29 Kichard Odlin, Bat., of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, in 
 
 ye County of Midd., and Eliz. Abson, of ye Parish of St. 
 Mary Magdalin, Old Fish street, Lond. (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (310), Jon. Higgett. 
 
 1720 Feb. 16 James Sabine, Batch., and Laetitia Burton (soluta), both of the 
 
 Parish of St. Bridget's. 
 
 (311) James King. 
 172 L June 26 John Swayre (Swayne), Ba., of ye Parish of St. Mary Woodnothe, 
 
 and Mary Eookewood, of St. Giles, London (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (326), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1721 June 28 Thomas Davis, Batch., of ye Parish of St. Anne's, Black- 
 
 fryars, Middlesex, and Judith Purser, of ye same Parish 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (325), Jon. Higgett. 
 1721 July 13 John Beadly (Bradley), Ba., of St. Andrew's, Holborn, Middlesex, 
 
 and Martha Deiver (Driver), of St. Giles, Cripplegate, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (324), Ealph Welstead. 
 1721 Aug. 26 Ealph Allen, Ba., of the City of Bath, and Elizabeth Buckeridge, 
 
 Sp., of St. Bride's, London. 
 
 Buckeridge, Fa. John King, Mr. 
 
 172 L Oct. 11 Stephen Hogon (Hogan), Ba., of ye Parish of St. Faith's, 
 
 London, and Francis Peacock, of ye same (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (323), Ealph Welstead. 
 1721 Oct. 19 Thursday. James Cheney, Ba., Parish of St. Bartholomew ye 
 
 Eoyal, and Mary Bishop, Sp., of ye sd. Parish. 
 
 (322) James King. 
 1721 Oct. 4 John Bodicoate, of ye Parish of St. Mai-y Woolnoth, London, 
 
 Middx. (viduus), and Susanna Marston, in ye Parish of 
 B'ps Wickham, in ye County of Essex (soluta). 
 
 (321) Emanl. Langford, Pr. 
 1721 Nov. 19 John Ashfordly (Ashfordby), of ye Parish of Cheshunt, in ye 
 
 County of Herford (viduus), and Francis Paltock, Spinster, 
 of Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, in ye County of 
 Middlesex. 
 
 (320) Ealph Welstead. 
 1721 Nov. 23 Samuel Eichardson, of ye Parish of St. Bride's (cselebs), and 
 
 Martha Wild, of ye Parish of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 (319) Emanl. Langford, Pr. 
 1721 Feb. 9 Thomas Pascall, of Lambeth, in ye County of Surry, Bac, and 
 
 Mary Patterson, of ye same, Spinster. 
 
 (318) Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1721 Mar. 13 William Powele (Powle), Ba., St. Butolft, Bishopegate, London, 
 
 and Bersheba Birde, of ye same. Spinster. 
 
 (317) Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1722 May 8 William Eutton, Ba., of Mortlock (Mortlack), in ye County of 
 
 Surrey, and Elizabeth Eichardson, of St. Dennis Back- 
 church, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (327), Ealph Welstead. 
 
30 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1722 May 15 John Deunisson, Ba., of Christ Church Parish, London, and 
 
 Sarah Standray, of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (328), Septimus Turton. 
 1722 May 22 Samuel Dunklyn, Bach., and Jane Robinett, Spinster, both of 
 
 the Parish of St. Peter's, Cornbil (Cornwell), London, and 
 Benjamin Portlock, Esq., Father. 
 
 With Licence (333), Andrew Tooke. 
 1722 July 3 Benjamin Victor, Ba., of St. Paul's, Covent Garden (Grenr.), 
 
 and Mary Eooker, of St. Bartholomew's the lesse. Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (334), Andrew Tooke. 
 1722 Sep. 13 Edmund Alford, of the Tower Liberties, London, Batchelor, and 
 
 Sarah Holdship, of the said Liberties, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (335), Andrew Tooke. 
 1722 Nov. 9 James Hyde, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, and 
 
 Jane Fox, Spinster, of St. Lennard's, Shoreditch, in ye 
 County of Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (336), Ealph Welstead. 
 1722 Jan. 8 Thomas lies, Widdower, of St. Martin's in ye Feilds, in ye County 
 
 of Middlesex, and Susanna Thompson, Widdow, of ye same. 
 With Licence (337), Ealph Welstead. 
 1722 Jan. 12 Thomas Marlton, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, and Mary 
 
 Jaques, Spr., of ye same Parish. 
 W'th Licence (331), Jer. Nicholson, Lectur'r of St. Sepulchre's. 
 1722 Feb. 7 James Gibson, Ba., of St. Andrew's, Holborn, in ye County of 
 
 Middlesex, and Anne Ingram, Junr., Spinster, of ye same. 
 With Licence (332), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1722 Feb. 18 George Woodhatch (caelebs), and Elizabeth Ockley (soluta), both 
 
 of ye Parish of Chelsea. 
 
 W'th Licence (329), Emanl. Langford. 
 
 1723 April 21 John Eyves, Ba., of St. Andrew's, Holborne, London, and Sarah 
 
 Coleman, Spinster, of St. Michael, Crooke Lane, Loudon. 
 With Licence (341), Ealph Welstead. 
 1723 June 6 John Eowe, Br., of St. Bride's, London (cselebs), and Christa- 
 
 bella Sherwood, of St. Vedast alias Foster Lane, Spr. 
 
 With Licence (340), Eichd. Bancroft. 
 1723 June 29 Nicholas Eainforth, of the parish of St. Clement's Dane, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex (caelebs), and Alice Eowe (Eoe), of the 
 same Parish (soluta). 
 
 (339) Benjamin Andrews. 
 1728 July 4 John Wicker, Ba., of ye Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, in ye 
 
 County of Middlesex (caelebs), and Elizabeth Penrose, 
 Spinster, of ye same (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (338), Ealph Welstead. 
 1723 Oct. 16 John Eeading (Eeadding), of the Parish of Euislip, in County 
 
 of Middlesex (cajlebs), and Susanna Sherbourn, in the Parish 
 of Helson (Heston), in the County aforesaid (soluta). 
 
 By Licence (345), Ben. Andrews. 
 1723 Nov. 15 Thomas Hollis, of the Parish of Xt. Church, London (cjelebs), 
 
 and Sarah Papworth, of the Parish of St. Michael's, Cornhill 
 (soluta) . 
 
 With Licence (344), Ben. Andrews. 
 1723 Dec. 1 John Wadesoe (Wade), Ba., of St. Martin's in ye feilds, Middle- 
 sex, and Martha Moran, Spinster, of ye same. 
 
 With Licence (343), Ealph Welstead. 
 1723 Dec. 17 William Brown, of ye Parish of St. Magnus (Martyris, London, 
 
 cselebs), and Elizabeth Cole, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, 
 Middx. (soluta). 
 W'th Licence (342), Jer. Nicholson, Lecturer of St. Sepulchre's. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 31 
 
 1723 Jan. 19 John Haslam, of St. Sepulchre's Parish, London, Widower, and 
 
 Sarah Lee, of All Saints, London, Bread Street, Spinster. 
 With Licence (347), Ealph Welstead. _ 
 
 1723 Feb. 25 Joseph Oxnard, Ba., of the Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborne, in 
 
 ye County of Middlesex, and Mary Thorpe, of St. G-iles Pa. 
 without ye Gate, in Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (346), Ealph Welstead. 
 
 1724 April 16 Thomas Little, Ba., of Clapham, in ye County of Surry, and 
 
 Grrace Doughty, of Battersea, of ye same, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (348), Ealph Welstead. 
 1724 Nov. 13 Obedia Welsted, of ye Precinct of Whitefryars, London, 
 
 Widower, and Sara Simpson, Spinster, of ye Parish of St. 
 Clement's Danes, in ve County of Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (349), Ealph Welstead. 
 1724 Jan. 12 Thomas Ellison, of the Parish of St. Gregory, Batch., and Martha 
 
 Weston, of the Parish of St. Christopher's, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (350), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 
 1724 Feb. 18 Edward Dyke, of the Middle Temple, Esq., and Mary Dyke, of 
 
 the Parish of Wivelscomb, in the County of Somerset, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (351), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 
 1725 May 1 Edward Nicholes, of St. Helleu's ye Great, Batchellor, and Mary 
 
 Brown, of St. Mary's, White Chappel, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (353), Edward Saunders. 
 1725 May 23 Sunday. Charles Ackers, Ba., and Mary Allen, Sp., both of the 
 
 Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell. 
 
 John King, Mr. 
 1725 June 3 Thursday. Eichard Hull of the Precinct of the Savoy, and Anna 
 
 Maria Lancaster, Sp., of St. Clement's Danes. 
 
 Mr. Bradbury, Father. (352) John King, Mr. 
 
 1725 June 20 Eichard Machin, of the Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, 
 
 Batchelour, and Margaret Underwood, of the same Parish, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (356), Phil. Bearcroft, Pr. 
 1725 July 1 John Burt, of St. Botolph, Bishopgate, Batchellor, and Eebecca 
 
 Sarjeant, of St. Bennet's Gracechurch, Spinster. 
 
 W'th Licence (354), Edward Saunders. 
 1725 July 13 Thomas Perry, of ye Parish of St. Clement's Dane, Widower, 
 
 and Sarah Ventris (Ventrous), of ye Parish of St. Botolph's, 
 Aldgate, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (355), James Hotchkis. 
 1725 July 29 William Brown, of the Parish of Enfield, in the County of 
 
 Middlesex, Widower, and Alice Vice, of the town of North- 
 ampton, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (360), John Nicols. 
 1725 Nov. 1 Wm. May, of Windsor, Batchelour, and Ann Buckle, of the 
 
 Parish of Isyndon, in the County of Hertford, Spinster. 
 With Licence (559), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1725 Dec. 3 Joseph Greenup, Batchelour, of the Parish of St. Edmund the 
 
 King, and Ann Knight, of St. Botolph's, Aldgate, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (358), Philip Bearcroft, Pr. 
 1725 Dec. 21 Benjamin Motte, of St. Dunstan's in the West, Batchelor, and 
 
 Elizabeth Brian, of Harrow on the Hill, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (357), Andrew Tooke. 
 1725 Feb. 10 William Bead, of Hanwell, in the County of Middlesex, Widower, 
 
 and Sarah Pennard, Spr., of the same. 
 
 With Licence (361), John Nicols. 
 
32 THE REGISTKRS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1726 Mar. 31 Thursday. Wm. G-rove, of the Parish of St. Margaret's Pattens, 
 
 London, Widower, and Mary Tilly, of St. Mary le Strand's 
 Parish, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (363), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1726 Julv 24 Thomas Ingram, of the Parish of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Susan Overy, of the 
 same Parish, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (366), John Nicols. 
 1726 July 26 Nathaniel Kirfoot, of the Parish of St. Paul, Shadwell, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Jane Lund, Spinster, of 
 the Citv of York. 
 
 With Licence (367), John Nicols. 
 1726 Aug. 2 James Francis, of ye Parish of St. Martin's in ye Fields, in ye 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Mary Boyde, of ye 
 Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn, Widow. 
 
 W'th Licence (369), Jam. Hotchkis. 
 1726 Jan. 1 John Burton, of St. Giles in the Fields, Widower, and Sarah 
 
 Collins, of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (368), Phil. Bearcroft, Pr. 
 1726 Jan. 20 Peter Augustus Sampson, Esq., of St. Martin's in the Fields 
 
 (celebs), and Anna De Charmes, of the same Parish, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (370), Phil. Bearcroft, Pr. 
 
 1726 Mar. 12 Augustine Ambrose, of Cripplegate Parish, Widower, and Martha 
 
 Povey, of St. Sepulchre's Parish, Spinstr. 
 
 With Licence (362), John Nicols. 
 
 1727 May 11 William Bissey, of Little Christ's Church Parish, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Elizabeth Cripps, of the same Parish, Spinstr. 
 
 W'th Licence (371), John Nicols. 
 1727 June 1 Theophilus Joyner, of St. Sepulchre's Parish, London (cselebs), 
 
 and Johanna Sutcliffe, of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 AVith Licence (374), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1727 June 15 Edward Hall, of St. Clement's Dane Parish, London (caelebs), and 
 
 Sarah Kerfoot, of the Parish of St. Edmund the King, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (375), John Gough. 
 
 1727 July 15 Thomas Bacon, of the Parish of St. Peter's, Cornhill, London. 
 
 (celebs), and Bethia Henly (Hendly), of St. James, Clerk- 
 enwell, Midd'sex (vidua). 
 
 With Licence (372), Phil. Lloyd. 
 1727 Aug. 10 Thomas Ware, of the Parish of St. Olave, Silver Street, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Elizabeth Eeeves, of the Parish of St. Mary, 
 White Chappie, in Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (377), Andrew Tooke. 
 1727 Oct. 5 Thomas Bell, of the Parish of St. Bartholomew the Less, Widower, 
 
 and Elizabeth Jackson, of the same Parish, AVidow. 
 
 With Licence (376), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1727 Oct. 28 Mr. John Doare, of the Parish of St. Saviour's, in Southwark 
 
 (cselebs), and Susannah Brunton, Spinster, of St. Ann's, 
 
 Aldersgate (soluta). 
 
 A\^ith Licence (330), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1727 Dec. 4 John Baxter, of the Parish of St. Bartholomew the Great, 
 
 London, Batchelor, and Ann Abbot, of the Parish of 
 St. Faith, London, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (365), John Nicols. 
 1727 Dec. 7 William Morrison, of the Parish of St. Dunstan's in ye West, 
 
 Widower, and Sarah Morrison, of ye same Parish, Spinster. 
 AV'th Licence (364), James Hotchkis. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 33 
 
 1727 Dec. 14 Nathaniel Webb, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre, Batchelor, and 
 
 Mary Dobuey, of the same, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (378), John Nicols. 
 1727 Dec. 19 James Blake, of the Parish of St. Botolph's, Aldgate, Batchelor, 
 
 and Mary Denn, of the Parish of Eotherhith, in the County 
 of Surrey, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (381), Andrew Tooke. 
 1727 Dec. 23 Nathaniel Jones (armiger), of the Parish of St. Paul, Shadwell, 
 
 in the County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Elizabeth Harri- 
 son, of the Liberty of the Eolls, in St. Dunstan's in the 
 West, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (379), John Nicols. 
 1727 Dec. 31 Thomas Webb, of Christ's Church Parish, London, Batchelor, and 
 
 Ann Hoar, of St. Faith's, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (380), John Nicols. 
 
 1727 Jan. 25 The Eeverend Mr. Wm. Hollier, Clerk, Vicar of Carshalton, in 
 
 the County of Surrey (cselebs), and Mrs. Elizabeth Byne, 
 Widow, of the same Parish. 
 
 With Licence (373), Philip Bearcroft. 
 
 1728 April 23 Joel Pocock, of the Parish of St. Martin Outwich, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Elizabeth Lance, of the Parish of St. Bennet 
 " Einck, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (383), Andrew Tooke. 
 1728 May 2 Thomas Foy, of St. G-iles, Cripplegate, Batchelour, and Dorothy 
 
 Eoy croft, of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (390), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1728 May 16 Thomas Chilten, Widower, and Mary Preassell, Widow, both of 
 
 the Parish of St. Martin's in the fields, in the County of 
 Midx. With Licence (389), John Nicols. 
 
 1728 June 9 Eichard Owen, Batchelor, of the Parish of St. Martin, Vintry, 
 
 London, and Mary Trueman, of the Parish of St. James, 
 Clerkenwell, Spinstr. 
 
 With Licence (388), John Nicols. 
 1728 Aug. 1 John EUston, Widower, of White-Fryers, London, and Sarah 
 
 Townson, of Islington, in Middlesex, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (387), John Gough. 
 1728 Aug. 3 Eichard Baynes, Batchelour, of the Parish of St. Martin's in the 
 
 Fields, and Catharine Coates, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (386), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1728 Aug. 26 William Johnson, Batchelor, and Martha West, Spinstr, both of 
 
 the Parish of St. Clement Danes, in the County of Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (385), John Nicols. 
 1728 Dec. 12 Thomas Swift, of St. Botolph, Aldersgate, Widower, and Eliza- 
 beth Walker, of St. Bride's, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (384), John Nichols. 
 
 1728 Feb. 8 Joseph Saxon, Batchelor, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, and Eliza- 
 
 beth Hobson, of St. Sepulchre's, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (382), Andrew Tooke. 
 
 1729 April 27 Eichard Willet, of St. Mary, Whitechappel, Middlesex, Batchelor, 
 
 and Mary Greenless, of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, Middlesex, 
 Spinstr. With Licence (400), John Nicols. 
 
 1729 Oct. 2 Samuel Ibbetson, of Lincoln's Inn, Batch., in the County of 
 
 Middlesex, and Martha Cholmley, of (St. Olave) Southwark, 
 in the County of Surrey, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (401), Philip Ayscough. 
 1729 Oct. 14 Eichard Stockwell, of St. Mary le Strand, Batchelour, and Fran- 
 ces Garway Budgen, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, Spinster. 
 With Licence (399), Philip Bearcroft. 
 
34 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1729 Oct. 16 Thomas Lord, of the Parish of St. Gregory, Batchelour, and 
 
 Mary Astley, of the Parisli of St. Bridget (soliita). 
 
 With Licence (308), Philip Beareroft. 
 1729 Nov. 3 John Euferson, of Whitechappel Parh., Middx., Batchelor, and 
 
 Mary Downes, of the said Parh., Spiustr. 
 
 With Licence (395), John Nicols. 
 1729 Dec. 25 William Hobbs, Batchelour, of the Parish of St. Greorge, 
 
 Botolph Lane, and Alice Hutton, a Widow, of All Hallows 
 Barking. 
 
 With Licence (396), Philip Beareroft. 
 1729 Dec. 30 Charles Wheeler, Batchelour, of the Parish of St. Albau's, Wood 
 
 Street, and Mary Budgeon, of St. Andrew's, Holborn 
 (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (392), Philip Beareroft. 
 1729 Feb. 7 Eich. Rocke, of the Parish of Myvod, in the County of Mont- 
 
 gomery (viduus), and Dorothy Turner, of the Parish of 
 Hampstead, in Middlesex (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (397), Tho. Evans. 
 1729 Feb. 8 Daniel Buckle, of the Parish of Esington (Ezington), in the 
 
 County of Hertford, Widower, and Rebecca Hillyard, of 
 Potter's Bar, in the said County, Widow. 
 
 (394) John Nicols. 
 1729 Feb. 14 Henry Plowman, of the Parish of St. Mary Cole (cselebs), and 
 
 Margaret Berand (Beraud), of the Parish of St. Michael le 
 querne (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (393), Phil. Beareroft. 
 
 1729 Mar. 21 Ambrose Eyre, Widower, of the Charterhouse (armiger), and Eli- 
 
 zabeth Holt, of St. George the Martyr's Parish, in Middlesex 
 (soluta). With Licence (391), Phil. Beareroft. 
 
 1730 Sep. 1 Edward Harris, Widower, of the Parish of St. James, Clerken- 
 
 well, and Catherine Snell, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (402), Phil. Beareroft. 
 1730 Sep. 12 Charles Sayer, of the Parish of Watford, in the County of 
 
 Hertford, Batchelour, and Anne Cole, of the Parish of 
 Uxbridge, Middlesex, Spinstr. 
 
 With Licence (408), John Nicols. 
 1730 Sep. 13 Dennis Conyers, of St. Andrew's Parish, Holbourn, Midx., 
 
 Widower, and Ann Nixon, of St. Mary Hill, London, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (404), John Nicols. 
 1730 Nov. 21 Wm. Plowman, of the Parish of St. Benedict Fink, London, and 
 
 Ann Doldern, of the Parish of St. Edmund the King, Widow. ■ 
 
 With Licence (406), Phil. Beareroft. 
 1730 Jan. 13 John Bembrick, of the Parish of St. Andrew's, Holbourn, 
 
 Batchelor, and Mary Poynter, of the same, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (403), John Nicols. 
 Here (on the same day) is entered the Baptism of Ambrose, son of Ambrose Eyre, 
 
 Esqr., Receiver of this Hospital. Born December 1730. 
 1730 Feb. 21 Richard Towne, of the Parish of St. Dunstau in the West, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Ann Parber, of St. Giles without Cripplegate, 
 London, Spinstr. " With Licence (405), John Nicols. 
 
 1730 Mar. 17 John Gunter, of the Parish of St. Mary's, Islington, in Midx., 
 
 Widower, and Deborah Halsey, of the Parish of St. Botolph, 
 Aldersgate, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (407), John Nicols. 
 
 1731 May 12 Joseph Parish, of the Parish of St. Botolph's, Bishopgate, 
 
 Middlesex, Widower, and Sarah Shell ton, of St. Leonard's, 
 Slioreditch, in the said County, Spiustr. 
 
 With Licence (412), John Nicols, 
 
THE KEGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 35 
 
 1731 July 1 Robert Watson, of the Parist of St. Mary, Whitechappel, 
 
 Middlesex, Batchelor, and Faithy Hardesty, of the same, 
 Spinstr. 
 
 With Licence (410), John Nicols. 
 1731 Sep. 7 John Hill, Widower, and Elizabeth Cole, Spinster, both of 
 
 Vxbridge, in the County of Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (411), Andrew Tooke. 
 1731 Oct. 28 William Bertridge (Bretridge), of ye Parish of St. Andrew, 
 
 Holboru, Middlesex, Widower, and Penelope Lister, of the 
 same Parish, in ye said County, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (413), Greorge Adams. 
 
 1731 Feb. 10 Greorge Bouskell, of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn (cselebs), 
 
 and Sarah Alexander, of the same Parish (soluta). 
 
 With Licence (409), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 
 1732 May 15 Monday. John Walcott, Esqr., of Walcott, in Shropshire, 
 
 Bachelour, and Mary Dashwood, Spinster, of Barenes Parish, 
 in Surrey. 
 
 Sir Francis Dashwood, Kt., Bar., Father. 
 
 By Lycence, John King, Master. 
 1732 Nov. 2 Eowlaud Wilson, of ye Parish of (St. Mary Magdalen), 
 
 Bermondsey, in ye County of Surrey, Widower, and Mary 
 Gillort, of ye Parish of St. Catherine's near ye Tower, 
 London, Spinster. 
 
 W'th Licence (414), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1732 Nov. 2 The Eevd. Mr. William Eose (M.A.), of ye Parish of Wooton, 
 
 in the County of Surrey, Widower, and Sarah Brass, of the 
 Parish of Darking, in the said County, Widow. 
 
 W'th Licence (416), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1732 Nov. 9 Charles Malme, of ye Parish of St. Bartholomew ye less, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Dorothy Burleigh, of ye Parish of St. 
 Clement's in ye Strand, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (418), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1732 Nov. 23 John Gillet (G-illett), of the Parish of St. Bridget, Widower, and 
 
 Mary Child, of the Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (415), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 
 1732 Jan. 16 William Anthony, of ye Parish of Beaconsfield, Bucks, Batchelour, 
 
 and Susanna Cole, of ye same place, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (417), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
 1733 April 7 John Peirson, Batchelour, and Mary Coppinger, Spinster, both 
 
 of ye Parish of St. Clement Danes, in ye County of 
 Middlesex. 
 
 In ye presence of W. Salisbury, Eeadr. 
 With Licence (422), by the Eevd. Mr. John Garnett, M.A. 
 1733 April 12 Godfry Thornton, Batchelor, of Alhollows Staining, and Mar- 
 garet Astell, Spinster, of ye Parish of St. Andrew Wardroob, 
 both in London. 
 
 With Licence (423), Nichos. Lechmere, M.A. 
 1733 April 26 Eichard Taylor, of Islington, in ye County of Middlesex, Widower, 
 
 and Elizabeth Obrie, of the parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, 
 in ye same County, Widow. 
 
 W'th Licence (424), Wm. Salisbury. 
 1733 May 10 William Beraud, of St. Andrew's, Holborn, Batchelor, and Sarah 
 
 How, of Croydon, in Surry, Spinster. 
 
 With Lycence (425), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1733 June 14 Thomas Wade, of Clipston, in ye County of Northampton, 
 
 Batchelour, and Temperance Carter, of Turvey, iu ye County 
 of Bedford, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (427), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
36 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1733 Aug. 8 Mr. Nicolas Child, of the Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, 
 
 Batchelour, and Hellen Lidderdale, of St. Leonard's, Foster 
 Lane, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (426), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1733 Sep. 20 Eobert Evans, of the Parish of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, 
 
 Widower, and Elizabeth Barlow, of ye same Parish, Widow. 
 
 W'th Licence (419), W. Salisbury. 
 1733 Sep. 20 Eichard Coltlough, of Edmonton, in ye County of Middlesex, 
 
 Batchelour, and Mary Orginn, of ye same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (420), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1733 Nov. 4 Thomas Thorne, of the Parish of St. Botolph, Aldersgate, 
 
 Batchelour, and Ann Weston, of St. Grregory's, Loudon, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (421), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1733 Nov. 25 John Jenkinson, of ye parish of St. Giles in ye fields, Batchelour, 
 
 and Catherine Bates, of ye parish of St. Botolph, Aldgate, 
 Spinster. 
 
 W'th Licence (428), W. Salisbury. 
 
 1733 Feb. 26 Baxter Rose, of Lincoln's Inn, London, Batchelour, and Helena 
 
 Willoughby, of ye parish of Heath Charnock, in ye County 
 of Lancaster, Spinster. 
 
 W'th Licence (429), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
 1734 Sep. 19 Edward Finch, of Maidstone, in the County of Kent, Batchelor, 
 
 and Mary Toke, of the same Place, Spinster. 
 
 (430) Ken. Prescot. 
 1734 Nov. 14 Bradshaw Peirson, of Stokesley, in the County of York, Esqr., 
 
 Batchelour, and Mary Foote, of Maidstone, in the Couuty 
 of Kent, Spinster. 
 
 Mr. Benjamin Hateley Foote, Fa. 
 
 With Lycence, John King, Master. 
 1734 Feb. 13 Christopher Woodward, of the Parish of St. Bartholomew the 
 
 Great, London (Batchelor), and Susannah Woodward, of 
 the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn (Spinster). 
 
 With Licence (432), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 
 1734 Mar. 8 Benjamin Holden, of ye parish of St. Clement Danes, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Hannah Pope, of ye 
 same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 W'th Licence (431), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
 1735 June 11 George Cure, of the Parish of St. Martin in the Fields, 
 
 Widower, and Catherine Payne, of the same Parish, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (437), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1735 July 4 George Cooke, of the Inner Temple, Esquire, Batchelor, and 
 
 Catherina Twysden, of the Parish of St. James, in the 
 Liberty of Westminster, in the County of Middlesex, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (436), Ken. Prescot. 
 1735 Sep. 17 Joseph Cooke, of ye Parish of Sc. James's, Clerkenwell, in ye 
 
 County of Midx., Widower, and Elizabeth Westcombe, of 
 ye Parish of Islington, in ye County aforesaid. Spinster. 
 With Licence (439), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1735 Sep. 21 Eobert Hodges, of ye Parish of St. Peter Le Poor, London, 
 
 Widower, and Mary Man, of ye same Parish, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (438), AYillm. Salisbury. 
 1735 Oct. 1 Anthony Lee, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London, Widower, 
 
 and Elizabeth Taylor, of ye Parish of St. Mary Overy's, in 
 the County of Surry, Widow. 
 
 W'th Licence (433), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 37 
 
 1735 Dec. 7 Nicholas Staiham, of ye Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell, in the 
 
 Couuty of Middx., Batchelor, and Phillis Grimes, of ye same 
 Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (434), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
 1735 Dec. 20 John Vincent, of ye parish of St. Olave, Silver street, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Ann Graliam, of ye parish of St. Luke, m 
 ye County of Middx., Spinster. 
 
 Wth Licence (435), W. Sahsbury. 
 
 1736 May 31 The Eevd. Mr. Henry Voyce, of Broughton, in ye County of 
 
 Bucks, Batchelor, and Eebecca Chapman, of Newport 
 Pagnel, in ye same County, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (440), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1736 June 22 Wm. Soley (Junior), Gent., of St. Paul's, Covent Garden 
 
 (Widower), and Ann Stockwell, of (Little) Chelsea (m the 
 Parish of Kensington), Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (449), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1736 Aug. 12 John Ivy, of ye parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middx., 
 
 Batchelour, and Lucretia Hemiu, of ye Parish of St. John, 
 Clerkenwell, in ye same County, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (450), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1736 Aug. 22 Eobert Rogers, of ye parish of St. Andrew's, Holbourn, in ye 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Jane Matthews 
 (Mathews), of ye same Parish, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (451), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1736 No date (Sep. 4) James Sloane, of ye parish of St. Martin in ye fields, in ye 
 
 County of Middx., Batchelour, and Susanna Almond, of ye 
 parish of St. Bride's, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (447), Eichard Foster. 
 1736 Sep. 5 John Hoare, of ye parish of Christ Church, London, Widower, 
 
 and Ann Smith, of ye parish of St. Lawrence, Jewry, 
 London, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (448), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1736 Sep. 20 William Lovett, of ye Parish of St. Clement's Danes, in ye 
 
 County of Middlesex, Widower, and Sarah Perry, of ye 
 same Parish, Widow. 
 
 W'th Licence (444), Thos. Ventris. 
 1736 Nov. 9 Alexander Spear, of ye Parish of St. Dunstan's in ye West, 
 
 London, Batchelor, and Jane Summers, of ye same Parish, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (446), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1736 Nov. 23 John Kinder, of ye Parish of St. Barthol'mew's ye Greate, 
 
 London, Widower, and Elizabeth Pearce, of ye same Parish, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (445), E. Barlow. 
 
 1736 Dec. 7 Jonathan Slaughter, of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, 
 
 Batchelor, and Sarah Watkins, of the same Parish, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (442), Philip Bearcroft. 
 
 1736 Feb. 20 John Symonds, of ye Parish of St. George in ye East, in ye 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Sarah Pelly, of ye 
 Parish of St. Buttolph, Aldgate, in ye said County, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (443) , Willm. Salisbury. 
 1736 Mar, 21 Thomas Eay, of ye Parish of St. John, Wappiug, in ye County 
 
 of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Ann Dory, of the Parish 
 of St. George, Hanover Square, in the said County, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (441), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
38 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1737 July 19 George King, of ye Parish of St. Saviour, Southwark, in ye 
 
 County of Surry, Widower, and Sarah Martin, of ye parish 
 of St. Sepulchre, in ve County of Middx., Widow. 
 
 With Licence (456), Willm. Salisbury. 
 1737 Sep. 1 Henry Thornton, of Grray's Inn, in ye County of Middlesex, 
 
 Batchelour, and Mercy Gregory, of ye Parish of St. Andrew, 
 Holborn, in the said County, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence ('t59), Venn Eyre. 
 1737 Sep. 15 Joseph Rogers, of ye Parish of St. Botolph's without Aldgate, 
 
 London, Batchelor, and Eachel Brewis, of ye same Parish, 
 Spinster. W'th Licence (454), J. Hotchkis. 
 
 1737 Sep. 13 Wm. Potter, of St. Martin's, Westminster (St. Giles in the fields, 
 
 in the County of Middlesex), Batchelour, and Eliz. Moore, 
 of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence* (458), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1737 Oct. 13 Samuel Trowel (Trowell), of ye Parish of St. Botolph, Aldgate, 
 
 London, Widower, and Elizabeth Kingham, of ye same Parish, 
 Spinster. W'th Licence (457), J. Hotchkis. 
 
 1737 Oct. 29 John Oldham, of the Parish of St. James, Clerkenwell, Batchelor, 
 
 and Elizabeth Worthington, of the same Parish, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (453), John Oldham. 
 1737 Jan. 12 Robert Hickling, of Nottingham, Batchelor, and Margaret 
 
 Hawley, of the Parish of St. George the Martyr, Queen's 
 Square, Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (452), Phil. Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 
 1737 Jan. 26 The Revd. Mr. Richard Street (Streate), Vicar of St. Mary's, 
 
 Islington (Batchelor), and Mrs. Martha Barrow, of Isling- 
 ton, Spinster. 
 
 Mem : Married by the Revd. Mr. Arrowsmith. 
 
 With Licence (455), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 
 1738 Oct. 15 Sunday. Joseph Smith, of ye Parish of St. Oiave, Harstreet, 
 
 London, Widower, and Mary Polly, of ye Parish of St. 
 Botolph, Aldgate, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (460), William Salisbury. 
 
 1739 April 22 Frank MaskuU, of ye Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, in ye 
 
 County of Middlx., Batchelor, and Mary Wincup, of ye 
 Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (461), Venn Eyre. 
 1739 June 17 Sunday. Samuel Hall, of ye Parish of St. Duustan's in ye West, 
 
 London, Batchelour, and Jane Mazey, of the parish of St. 
 Andrew's, Holbourn, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (464), William Salisbury. 
 1739 Sep. 22 Saturday. Edmund Wilcox, of St. Leonard, East Cheap, 
 
 Batchelor, and Lovis Tyler, of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (462), Jno. Finch. 
 1739 Nov. 3 Saturday. William Wilmot of ye Parish of St. Clement Danes, 
 
 in ye County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Margaret Bayles, 
 of ye Parish of St. James, Westminster, in ye same County, 
 Spinster. W'th Licence (463), James Hotchkis. 
 
 1739 Feb. 2 Edward Griffiths, of ye Parish of St. Sepulchre, in ye County 
 
 of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Catherine Ford, of the same 
 Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (465), Willm. Salisbury. 
 
 1740 April 27 James Harvey, of ye parish of St. Sepulchre's, London, Batchelor, 
 
 and Auu Nodes, of ye parish of St. Faith's, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (472), Wm. Salisbury. 
 
 * This Licence was granted for St. Martin's in the Fields, or St. Paul's, Coveut Garden. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTKRHOUSE CHAPEL. 39 
 
 1740 Aug. 4 Eichard Lloyde, Esqr., of St. Margaret's, Westminster, Widower, 
 
 and Elizabeth Bates, of the s:ime Parish, Widow. 
 
 (46S) Married by the Eevd. Mr. Wm. Powell. 
 1740 Sep. 14 Samuel Digsby, of ye parish of St. Mary, Islington, in ye County 
 
 of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Frances Dudson, of ye same 
 Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (470), Wm. Salisbury. 
 1740 Sep. 18 John Hewson, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Eebecca Marston, of St. Martin's Outwich, 
 London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (467), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1740 Jan. 6 Lewis Dymoke, of the Parish of St. Edmund the King, London 
 
 (Batchelor), and Mary Stiff, of Chertsey, in the County of 
 Surry (Spinster). 
 
 (473) Chs. Bransby. 
 1740 Jan. 8 The Eevd. John Cowper, D.D., Eector of Great Berkhemstead, 
 
 in Hertfordshire, Widower, and Eebecca Marryat, Widow, 
 of St. George (the Martyr) Parish, Queen's Square, in the 
 County of Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (466), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1740 Mar. 5 Humphry Crips, of St. John's, Wapping, Middlesex, Batchelour, 
 
 and'Eliz. Vaughan, of St. George, Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (471), by the Eevd. Mr. Eossell, Curate of 
 Cripplegate. 
 
 1740 Mar. 12 John Langford, of the Parish of St. John's (St. Anne's), West- 
 
 minster, Batchelour, and Mary Bull, of the Parish of St. 
 Mary le Bon, Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (469), by the Eevd. Mr. Hotchkis, School- 
 master at Charterhouse. 
 
 1741 April 4 Saturday. John Eotherby, of ye Parish of St. Martin in ye 
 
 fields, in ye County of Middx., Esq., a Batchelour, and Ann 
 Colepeper, of ye said parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (474), by ye Eevd. Mr. Thomas Colepeper, 
 in ye presence of Me, William Salisbury. 
 1741 May 21 The Eevd. Nicholas Lechmere, Clerk, Eector of Warnford, in the 
 
 County of Southampton, Batchelour, and Mary Van Eyssen, 
 of the Parish of All Hallows the Great, London, Spinster. 
 With Licence (479), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1741 June 4 Edward Frith, of the Parish of St. James, in Westminster, 
 
 Batchelour, and Alice Walker, of the Parish of St. Martin, 
 Ludgate, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (480), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1741 Aug. 10 Monday. William Elrington, of the Parish of St. Margaret 
 
 Patten, London, Batchelour, and Mary Anderton, of ye 
 Parish of St. Dionis backchurch. Spinster. 
 
 (478) William Salisbury. 
 1741 Sep. 7 Monday. Charles Anderson, of the Parish of Surfleet, in the 
 
 County of Lincoln, Widower, and Elizabeth Parker, of the 
 Parish of Scraton, iu the County of Nottingham, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (475), Chs. Bransby. 
 1741 Nov. 14 Saturday. John Pridmore, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, in 
 
 the County of Middx., Batchelour, and Ann Barnes, of the 
 same parish. Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (476), William Salisbury. 
 1741 Dec. 30 Wednesday, The Eevd. Edmund Latter (Clerk), of Tunbridge, 
 
 in ye County of Kent, Batchelour, and Ann Manning, of 
 (Walthamstow, in) ye County of Essex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (477), William Salisbury. 
 
40 
 
 THE llEGTSTERS OF C HAUTE IIHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1742 April 27 
 
 1742 
 
 Mar. 18 
 
 1743 
 
 April 12 
 
 1743 
 
 June 9 
 
 1743 
 
 June 30 
 
 1743 July 19 
 
 1743 Jan. 21 
 
 1743 Mar. 15 
 
 1744 Aug. 6 
 
 1744 Nov. 1 
 
 1745 June 14 
 
 1745 Aug. 10 
 
 1745 Nov. 28 
 
 1745 Feb. No 
 
 1746 April 6 
 
 John Towsend, of the Parish of St. Ann, "Westminster, Batche- 
 lour, and Helena Davis, of the Parish of the same Parish {sic), 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (482), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 Thomas Spencley, of the Parish of Sepulcre, in the County of 
 Middlesex, Widower, and Ann Webb, of the same Parish, 
 Widow. With Licence (481), William Salisbury. 
 
 Eobert Longeroft (Longcroft), of Portsmouth, Batchelour, and 
 Elizabeth Bearcroft, of Merton, Spinster. 
 
 (484) Philip Bearcroft, Pr. 
 Grodolphin Rooper, of Berkampsted, Batchelour (Esquire), and 
 Mary Ann Harris, of Brackley, Spinster (co. Northampton). 
 With Licence (485), Philip Bearcroft, Pr. 
 William Bonner, of Putney, Batchelour, and Joanna Harding, 
 of Putney, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (483), by the Revd. D. Comarque, Curate 
 of Putney, as vpitnesseth Philip Bearcroft. 
 Thomas Blizzard (Blizard), of Putney, in Surrey, Batchelour, 
 and Ann Appletree, of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (488), by the Revd. D. Comarke, as 
 witnesseth Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 Edward Saunderson, of ye Parish of Saint Catherine-Cree- 
 Church, Batchelour, and Susanna Groves, of the Parish 
 of Allhallowes Barking, Widow. 
 
 W'th Licence (487), James Hotchkis. 
 Hinkley Phipps, of the Parish of St. Vedast, Poster Lane, 
 Batchelour, and Mary Bugby, of the Parish of St. Bartholo- 
 mew the Grreat, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (486), by the Revd. John Buller, Vicar of 
 Wateringbury, in Kent, as witnesseth Philip Bearcroft. 
 John Graves, of ye Parish of St. Luke, Middlesex, Batchelor, 
 and Susanna Graves, of the Parish of St. James, Clerken- 
 well, Middlesex, Widow. 
 With Licence (490), John Waring (Curate, St. Antholin's). 
 Benjamin Gregory, of the Parish of St. Botolph, Aldersgate, Lon- 
 don, Widower, and Elizabeth Eaglis (Eagles), of the same 
 Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (489), William Salisbury. 
 John Tasker, of Grey's Inn, in the County of Middlesex, Batche- 
 lour, and Susanna Fletcher, of Horton Kirby, in the County 
 of Kent, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (492), Philip Bearcroft, Pr. 
 Gabriel Rawlins, of the Parish of St. John, Clerkenwell, 
 Widower, and Ann Pridemow, of the Parish of St. 
 Sepulchre, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (491), John Waring. 
 Samuel Reckster, of the Parish of St. Sepulcre, London, 
 Batchelor, and Mary Milborne, of the Parish of St. James, 
 Clerkenwell, in the County of Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (493), William Salisbury. 
 day (Feb. 11) James Braoipton, of the Parish of St. Botolph, 
 Aldersgate, London, Widower, and Ann Jeffcott, of the 
 same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (494), William Salisbury. 
 Stephen Purkis, of the Parish of Christ Church, London, 
 Batchelor, and Dorothy Goulding, of the Parish of Lam- 
 beth, in the County of Surrey, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (499), J. Waring. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 41 
 
 1746 May 8 John Savage, of the Parish of St. Botolph's, Aldgate, London, 
 
 Batchelour, and Eleaner (Eleanor) Ackland, of the same 
 Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (495), Phil. Bearcroft. 
 1746 June 1 James Wood, of the Parish of St. Leonard's, Shorediteh, 
 
 Batchelour, and Jane Pomfret, of the Parish of St. Sepul- 
 chre's, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (500), Philip Bearcroft. 
 1746 Aug. 21 John Drom, of the Parish of St. Ann's, Limehouse, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Widower, and Margaret Pattrick, of 
 the Parish of St. Peter Le Poor, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (496), by John Waring. 
 1746 Aug. 24 Thomas Moulton, Widower, aud Catherine Adams, Widow, both 
 
 of Kumford, in the County of Essex. 
 
 With Licence (498), John Waring. 
 1746 Oct. 7 John Sworder, of ye Parish of Sabridgworth, in ye County of 
 
 Hertford, Batchelor, and Maria Isabella Eolfe, of G-reat 
 Hallingbury, in ye County of Essex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (501), W. Eamsden. 
 1746 Oct. 18 Eobert Everett, of the Parish of St. Greorge, Hanover Square, 
 
 in the County of Middlesex, Widower, and Eleanor Taylor, 
 of the Parish of St. Dunstan's in the East, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (497), Wm. Salisbury. 
 1746 Oct. 30 John Cousens, of the Parish of St. G-iles, Cripplegate, London, 
 
 Batchelour, and Mary Greorge, of the Parish of St. 
 Sepulcre's, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (502), Wm. Salisbury. 
 
 1746 Eeb. 5 Samuel Ibbetson, of the Parish of St. Bride's, London, Batchelor, 
 
 and Ann Wheake, of the Parish of St. Botolph, Alders- 
 gate, London, Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (503), John Butler. 
 
 1747 Sep. 7 William Mostyn Haliday, of ye Parish of St. Martin's in ye 
 
 Fields, in ye County of Middlesex, Widower, and Ann 
 Eolfe, of ye Parish of St. Olave, Hart Street, London, 
 Spinster. 
 
 By Licence (505), W. Eamsden. 
 1747 Sep. 28 James Dalton, Clerk of the Parish of Stanmore, in the County of 
 
 Middlesex, Widower, and Mary Box, of the Parish of St. 
 Margaret's, Westminster (Widow). 
 By Licence (506), by the Honble. and Eevd. Mr. Boscawen. 
 1747 Nov. 1 Eobert McDuff, of the parish of St. Mary Somerset, London, 
 
 Batchelor, and Mary Eandall, of the same parish. 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (507), Wm. Salisbury. 
 1747 Nov. 8 Sunday. Thomas George, of the Parish of St. Sepulcre's, in 
 
 the County of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Agnes Eeback, 
 of the parish of St. James, Westminster, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (508), Wm. Salisbury. 
 1747 Dec. 21 George Wale, of South Mims, in the County of Middlesex, 
 
 Batchelour, and Mary Bolton of Finchley, in the same 
 County, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (504), Wm. Salisbury. 
 
 1747 Dec. 31 William Lambert, of Croydon, in Surrey, ^Batchelour, and Anna 
 
 Maria Parsons, Spinster, of Hendon, Middlesex. 
 
 By Licence (509), J. Hotchkis. 
 
 1748 April 21 James Nairn, of the Parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, in Surry, 
 
 Batchelor, and Mary Cavanah, of the same Parish, Spinster. 
 With Licence (514), Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 
 Q 
 
42 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1748 June 7 Abraham Blydesteyn, of ye Parish of St. StepTien, Walbrook, 
 
 London, Batchelor, and Martha Vincent, of ye Parish of St. 
 Sepulchre, London, Widow. 
 
 AVith Licence (515), James Hotchkis. 
 
 1748 June 9 Thursday. William Farrer, of the Parish of Brayfield, in the 
 
 County of Bucks, Esquire, Batchelor, and Elizabeth Hope, 
 of the parish of St. Sepulchre, in the County of Middlesex, 
 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (516), Wm. Salisbury. 
 1748 Aug. 11 John Woodyer, of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holborn, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Elizabeth Callcot 
 (Calcott), of the Parish of St. Lawrence Pountuey, London, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (513), Kichd. Oram. 
 1748 Dec. 19 Charles Hudson, of the Parish of St. Martin in the Fields, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Deborah Vallavine, of 
 same Parish, Spinster. 
 With Licence (512), Peter Vallavine, Vicr. of Preston, Kent. 
 1748 Jan. 30 William Ladd, of Eumford, in ye County of Essex, Batchelor, 
 
 and Frances Everet otherwise Everard, of ye same Place, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (511), Francis Fawkes. 
 
 1748 Mar. 5 John Witherington, of the Parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, in the 
 
 County of Surry, Widower, and Mary Page, of the same 
 Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (510), Eichard Oram. 
 
 1749 July 8 Eobert Cocks, of Lincoln's Inn, Batchelour, and Jane Hamilton, 
 
 of the Parish of St. Andrew's, Holborn. 
 
 With Licence, by the Eevd. Dr. Terrick, as Witnesseth 
 Philip Bearcroft, Preacher, of Charterhouse. 
 1749 Nov. 14 John Mansfit-ld, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, London, 
 
 Widower, and Elizabeth West, of the Parish of St. Albans, 
 Woodstreet, London, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (517), Eichd. Oram. 
 
 1749 Dec. 8 Edward Grrant Tuckwell, of the Parish of St. Giles, Cripplegate, 
 
 London, Batchelor, and Ann Webb, of the Charterhouse, 
 in the County of Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence, Eichard Oram. 
 
 1750 Jan, 8 William Ball, of Uxbridge, in the County of Middlesex, 
 
 Batchelour, and Sarah Sprighill, of the same Place, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence, Philip Bearcroft, Pr. 
 
 1750 Mar. 14 William TJbly, in the Parish of St. Botolph, Aldgate, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Mary Ackland, of 
 the same Parish, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence, Eobert Norton. 
 
 1751 May 31 Michael Sampson, of the Parish of St. Wartin in the Fields, in 
 
 the County of Middlesex, Batchelour, and Elizabeth Mills, 
 of the Parish of St. James, Westminster, in the said County, 
 
 Widow. 
 
 With Licence, Eobert Norton. 
 1751 Sep. 16 Benjamin Shield, of the Parish of St. George the Martyr, South- 
 
 wark, Batchelor, and Harriet Batt, of the Parish of Christ 
 Church, in the County of Surry, Widow. 
 
 With Licence, W. Allen. 
 1751 Oct. 31 Thomas Bradford, of the Parish of St. Alban's, Woodstreet, 
 
 London, Widower, and Susanna Killett, of ye same Parish, 
 Spinster. With Licence, W. Eamsden, 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 43 
 
 1751 Dec. 14 William Dark, of the Parish of Paddington, Middlesex, and 
 
 Mary Phillips, of Grreat Marlow, Bucks. 
 
 With Licence, Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 
 1752 April 4 John Spencer Colepeper, Esqr., of Charterhouse, within the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Widower, and Mary Webb, of the 
 same place, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (520*), Wm. Salisbury. 
 1752 May 12 William Price, of the Parish of St. Paul, Deptford, in the County 
 
 of Kent, Batchelor, and Jane Price, of Presteigne, in the 
 Countj' of Radnor, Widow. 
 
 With Licence (520), by the Revd. Wilfrid Clarke, Curate 
 of St. Ann's within Aldersgate, as witnesseth William 
 Eothny, Dep. Reader. 
 
 1752 Dec. 9 John Baines, of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, Bachelour, and 
 
 Mary Britt, Widow, of the Parish of Christ Church, 
 London. 
 
 (518) Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 
 1753 June 20 John Lucas, of the Parish of St. Martin in the Pields, in the 
 
 County of Middlesex, Batchelor, and Dorothy Sharpe, of ye 
 Parish of St. Margaret, Westminster, in ye said County of 
 Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (522), W. Eamsden. 
 1753 July 31 The Eev. Charles Coote, Rector of Kilrush, in the Kingdom of 
 
 Ireland, Batchelor, and Grace Cuffe, of the City of Bath, 
 Widow. 
 
 With Licence (523), Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 1753 Oct. 20 Thomas Angell, of St. Nicholas Cole Abbey, London, Widower, 
 
 and Sarah Penny, of the Parish of Carshalton, in Surry, 
 Widow. 
 
 With Licence (521), Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 1753 Nov. 4 Nathaniel Austen Apletree, of Dadington, in the County of 
 
 Oxford, Batchelour, and A.nn Gibbons, of the same place, 
 Spinster. 
 
 With Licence, Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 
 1753 Dec. 11 Thomas Winn, of Acton, in the County of York, Esquire, 
 
 Batchelour, and Mary Duncalf, of Highgate, in the County 
 of Middlesex, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (519), Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 
 1754 Feb. 5 The Revd. John Parkhurst, of Gateby (Gatesby), in the County 
 
 of Northampton, Batchelour, and Susannah Myster, of the 
 Parish of St. Sepulchre's, Middlesex. 
 
 With Licence (524), Philip Bearcroft, Master. 
 1754 Mar. 2 Wm. Thomas Wood, of the Parish of St. Botolph, Aldersgate, 
 
 London, Batchelor, and Elizabeth Knot Dissell, of Aldenharn, 
 in the County of Hertford, Spinster. 
 
 With Licence (525), Saml. Shuckford, Dep. Reader. 
 
 On the 25th of March, in this year, 1754, the Act to prevent Clandestine 
 Marriages took place : by which Act this Chapel, not being such an one as]Ba7ins 
 have been wont to be published in, is excluded, with many others, from the privilege 
 of having Marriages solemnized in it : except with Special Licence from the Arch- 
 bishop of Canterbury. 
 
44 
 
 OF WHICH THEEE IS NO RECORD IN THE CHAPEL REGISTER 
 THAT THE PARTIES CONCERNED WERE MARRIED IN CHAR- 
 TERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1676 Oct. 1 Christoplier Willan, o£ the Parish of St. Giles, in co. Middx. 
 
 (celebs), and Elizabeth Childe, of the Parish of St. Giles 
 aforesaid (puella). 
 
 (18) For St. Margaret's, Westminster, Chapel of 
 Knightsbridge, or Charterhouse Chapel. 
 1676 Sep. 20 Henry Hallett, of the Parish of St. Botolph's witiiout Aldersgate, 
 
 Loudon (cselebs), and Elizabeth Barker (puella), Daughter 
 of Robert Barker, of the same Parish. 
 
 (19) For St. Botolph's afsd., or Charterhouse Chapel. 
 
 1678 Aug. 28 John Pether, of the Parish of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, London 
 
 (viduus), and Susanna Lynn, of St. Bartholomew's the Less, 
 London (soluta). 
 
 (26) For St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, St. James, Clerken- 
 well, or Charterhouse Chapel. 
 
 1679 May 20 Thomas Watson, of the Parish of St. Leonard Vedast, ffostelane, 
 
 London (cselebs), and Mary Gould, of the Parish of Iver, co. 
 Bucks, Spinster. 
 (30) For St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, or Charterhouse Chapel. 
 
 1680 May 4 John Butler, of the Parish of Wallington, co. Hertford (cselebs), 
 
 and Susanna Bodendeich, of the Parish of St. Ann, Aiders- 
 gate, London (soluta) . 
 
 (86) For St. Ann, Aldersgate, or ... . 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS ENTRIES FOLLOWING THE MARRIAGES. 
 
 Philip Beareroft, D.D. (Preacher 1724), was married 1731 to Elizabeth Lovegrove, 
 by whom he had three sons, Philip, Edward, and William. 
 
 Philip Beareroft, D.D. (Master 1753), was married 1756 to Mary Barker, Widow 
 (late Coventrye), at Chiswick, by the Rev. Thos. Spateman, Curate, Oct. 18. 
 
 Samuel Salter, D.D. (Preacher 1754), was married Nov. 2, 1744, to Ehzabeth 
 Seeker, Spinster, of Grantham, in the County of Lincoln, by whom he had 
 three children, Philip, born at Byrton Coggles Parsonage 1746, Dec. 24; 
 Elizabeth, born there 1747, Jany. 8 ; Sarah, born 1751, Nov. 16, at Yarmouth. 
 
 Lewis Eberhard Crusius, D.D. (Schoolmaster 1748), was married Nov. 2, 1747, to 
 Anne La Plante, Spinster, of London, in the Abbey Church of Bath. 
 
 Thomas Hawys (Physician 1752) was married Sep. 21, 1752, to Anne Cope, of 
 Knightsbridge, Spinster, by whom he has one child, Thomas. 
 
 John Spencer Colepeper, Esq. (Receiver 1739), was married to Ruth Webb, of 
 Lond., Spr., in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, December 21, 1743 (St. Tho- 
 mas Day), and after to Mary Webb, Spinster, in this Chapel, April 4, 1752, by 
 whom he has two children, as one by his first wife. One of the former, a son, 
 is dead. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTBRHOTJSE CHAPEL. 45 
 
 John Jones (Organist 1753) was married to Sarah Chaloner or Chawner (see 
 Baptisms 1761), Spr., at Sudbury, in the County of Derby, by the Eevd. Dr. 
 Addenbrook, Dean of Lichfield. For their children, see this Register at the 
 
 other end. 
 John Nicols, D.D. (Preacher 1761), was married to Mary Hyde, Spr., of Chartr. 
 
 Square, April 1764, had three children by her, who all died very young, and 
 
 died himself St. Thomas Day, 21 December 1773. 
 Samuel Berdmore, M.A. (Scholemaster 1769), married Maria Matthews, Spinster, 
 
 and has one son, Thomas, born 4 May 1773. 
 William Ramsden, M.A. (Usher 1746), married Elizabeth Parker, Spinster, and has 
 
 four children, William Benson 1763, EUzabeth 1764, Thomas 1768, Richard 
 
 1770. 
 Henry Sayer (Registrar 1767) married Sarah Collier, Spinster, and has five 
 
 children, Henry , Sarah 1770, Katherine 1771, Mary 1773. 
 
 Dr. John Hadley (Physician 1763) died 5 November 1764. 
 
 Dr. James Grreive (Physician 1765) married Anne Le Grand, Spinster, by whom 
 
 he had one child, Anne, who survived her Parents. Mrs. Greive died, the Doctr. 
 
 in July 1773. 
 Dr. Edward Dowsett (Physician 1773) died 2 March 1774. 
 Lewis Eberhard Crusius, D.D. (Formerly upper Schoolmaster), died May the 23d, 
 
 1775, £et. 74, and was buried in a vault near the Chapel door. 
 Sr. William Torke, Baronet (educated at the School in this house), died 80th 
 
 Sept. 1776, sat. 76, and was buried in a vault by the side of Mr. Mann near the 
 
 Chapel door. 
 Samuel Salter, D.D., Master of the Hospital, died 2ud May 1778, and was buried 
 
 in ye burying ground belonging to the house upon the fourth of May, after 
 
 morning prayer. 
 William, son of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston, died April 13, 1797, and was 
 
 buried in the Cloister leading to the Chapel. 
 
 Marriage 1837. 
 
 William Strahan, of Ashurst, in the County of Surrey, Esquire, Bachelor, and 
 Elizabeth Anne Dorothea Fisher, Spinster, a minor, daughter of the late Sir 
 George Fisher, Knight, deceased, and niece of the Revd. Philip Fisher, D.D., 
 Master of the Charter House, were married in the Chapel of the Charter House, 
 by Special Licence, by the Revd. William Fisher, M.A., Canon of Salisbury, 
 the ninth day of February, 1837, in the presence of — 
 
 John Mirehouse, Common Serjeant of London. John Conroy. 
 Robert Snow. Philip Fisher, Master. J. Cockburn. 
 Vere Fane. Henry Snow. William Frederick Beadon. 
 Anne Fane. Elizth. Mirehouse. Margaret Snow. 
 Susan Rawlings. Julia Knight. Elizabeth Conroy. 
 Jane Fisher. Mary Harley Fisher. Mary Kyte. 
 
 Fanny Anne Harding. Eliza Jane Conroy. "| 
 
 Fanny Grace Blackwood. Victoria Conroy. ^Bridesmaids. 
 
 Harriett Rawlings Mould. Caroline Knight. J 
 
 H. D. Hauerfield. W. H. Mould. Georgina Snow. 
 D. Fisher. Elisabeth Fisher, the mother of the Bride. 
 
 Stephen L. Conroy. 
 
 W. H. Hale, 
 Preacher of the Charter House. 
 
 Note.— The above Marriage is registered according to the form prescribed in 
 the Statute, at the end of the Book containing the Register of Baptisms. 
 
46 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 Maebiage 1839. 
 
 John Frederick Pike, of Eainridge, in the County of Southampton, and of Bedford 
 Square, Middlesex, Esquire, Bachelor, and Dorothea Pisher, Spinster, daughter 
 of the late Dr. John Fisher, Lord Bishop of Salisbury, and niece of the 
 Reverend Philip Fisher, D.D., Master of the Charterhouse, were married by 
 Special Licence, in the Chapel of Charterhouse, by the Revd. A. E. Hovvman, 
 M.A., Prebendary of Salisbury, the ninth day of April, 1839, in the presence 
 of — 
 
 Philip Fisher, Master. E. Mirehouse. F. Fisher. E. M. Mirehouse. 
 Anne Strahan. W. Strahan. S. Rawlings. Elizabeth Fisher. 
 
 Sarah Charlotte Pike. Sophia Pike. J. Best. A. E. Howman. 
 
 C. R. DiCKEN, 
 
 Reader of Charterhouse. 
 
47 
 
 35aptism$ in Cljaiteiljou^ie CljapeL 
 
 1696 Mar. 24 Elizabeth the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Walker, born on 
 
 Wednesday being March 24th, and Baptised the same day, 
 being the last of the yeare 1696. 
 
 1697 July 3 Elizabeth the daughter of Eichard and Sarah Wynne, born on 
 
 Saturday June 26, was Baptized Saturday following. In 
 Charterhouse Yard. 
 
 1698 Aug. 4 Sarah the daughter of Eichard and Sarah Wynne, born on 
 
 Monday July 25, was Baptized on Thursday Aug. 4, 1698. 
 In Charterhouse Yard. 
 
 1700 April 21 Eichard the son of Eichard and Sarah Wynne, born on Sunday 
 
 April 7th, Baptized on Sunday April 2l8t. In Charterhouse 
 Yard. 
 
 1701 Sep. 26 Susanna Daughter of Eichard and Sarah Wynne, Born on Fryday 
 
 September 26 and Baptized the same day. In Charterhouse 
 Yard. ^ 
 
 1701 Oct. 12 Henry the son of Eowland Holt, Esqr., and Presca (or Persca?) 
 
 his wife, was Born October 10th and Baptized Oct. 12th. 
 In Charterhouse Yard. 
 
 1702 Sep. 9 Thomas the son of Thomas and Elizabeth Walker, Born on 
 
 Wednesday September 9th and Baptized the same day. 
 1702 Jan. 1 Nathaniel son of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Higginson, born on 
 
 Thursday December 31st and Baptized 1st Jan. 
 
 1702 Mar. 7 Thomas son of Thomas and Mary Pox, Born Feb. I7th. 
 
 1703 Sep. 3 Francis son of Eowland Holt, Esqr., and Presca (or Persca ?) his 
 
 wife, Born Aug. 12th. In Charterhouse Yard. 
 
 1703 Nov. 19 Mary daughter of George and Mary Buckley, Born Novem- 
 
 ber 14th. 
 
 1704 Aug. 3 William Son of Eichard and Sarah Wynn, Born July 16th. 
 
 Charterhouse Yard. 
 1704 Oct. 19 Elizabeth daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Higginson, Born 
 
 Oct. 3rd. 
 
 Margaret Daughter of George and Mary Buckley, Born Feb. 23rd. 
 
 Mary Daughter of John and Anne Fleetwood, Born Februar. 28th. 
 
 John son of John and Anne Fleetwood, Born April 15th. 
 
 William son of George and Mary Buckley, Born May 6th. 
 
 Edward son of George and Mary Buckley, Born July ye 17th. 
 
 John son of Thomas and Mary Fox, Born July ye 25th. 
 
 James son of Daniel and Melior King, Born August 25 and Bap- 
 tized the same day. 
 
 Anna-Maria Daughter of John and Anne Fleetwood, Born 
 Aug. 18th. 
 
 John son of Daniel and Melior King, Born August 28th and 
 Baptized the same day. 
 1708 Nov. 18 Sarah Daughter of John and Anne Fleetwood, Born Novem- 
 ber 10th. 
 1708 Dec. 5 Elizabeth Daughter of Eichard Wynne, Esq., and Sarah his wife, 
 
 Born — November, 
 
 1704 
 
 Mar. 
 
 4 
 
 1704 
 
 Mar. 
 
 14 
 
 1706 
 1706 
 1707 
 1707 
 1707 
 
 May 
 May 
 July 
 Aug. 
 Aug. 
 
 2 
 12 
 24 
 
 1 
 25 
 
 1707 
 
 Sep. 
 
 4 
 
 1708 
 
 Aug. 
 
 28 
 
1710 
 
 Jan. 
 
 14 
 
 1711 
 
 Nov. 
 
 12 
 
 1711 
 
 Jan. 
 
 29 
 
 1712 
 
 June 
 
 5 
 
 1712 
 
 Nov. 
 
 26 
 
 1713 
 
 Aug. 
 
 5 
 
 48 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 Sunday. Deane son of G-eorge and Essex Buckley, Born Jan. 12th. 
 Daniel son of Daniel and Melior King, Born November 7. 
 Harry son of Greorge and Essex Buckley, Born Jan. 28th. 
 Sarah Daughter of John and Elizabeth Cadwell, Born May 31. 
 Hannah Daughter of Eustace and Sarah Peacocke, Born Novem- 
 ber 9th. 
 Mary Daughter of Sir Francis Dashwood, Kt., Bart., and Mary, 
 was Born Aug. 3rd and Baptized Aug. 5th, 1713, in Marl- 
 borough Streete. In St. Anne's Parish. 
 
 1730 Jan. 13 Ambrose son of Ambrose Eyre, Esqr., Receiver of this Hospital, 
 
 and of Eliz. his wife, was born Decbr. 6, 1730, and Baptized 
 Jan. 13, 1730, in Charterhouse, by me Philip Bearcroft. 
 
 1732 Sep. — Dorothy Daughter of Abraham Hall, Physician to this 
 
 Hospital, and Mary his wife, born August 24th, 1732, was 
 baptized ye September following by me William Salisbury. 
 
 1737 May 16 Edward son of Philip Bearcroft, D.D., Preacher to this Hospital, 
 
 and Eliz. his wife, born 30 April 1737, was baptized May 
 16th, 1737, in Charterhouse Square by William Salisbury. 
 
 1740 Sep. 23 Ann Daughter of the Rev. James Hotchkis, M.A., Schoolmaster 
 
 of this Hospital, and of Mary his wife, was born Aug. 21 
 and Baptized Sept. 23, 1740, by Philip Bearcroft. 
 
 1740 Nov. 14 William son of Dr. Philip Bearcroft, Preacher of this Hospital, 
 
 and of Elizabeth his wife, born October 17th, 1740. 
 
 1742 Dec. 30 Sarah Daughter of Jauies and Mary Hotchkis was Born Nov. 28 
 
 and Baptized Deer. 30 at ye Charterhouse by Dr. Bearcroft. 
 
 1744 Aug. 30 Thomas son of James and Mary Hotchkis was born Augt. 5th, 
 
 1744, etc., by J. Hotchkis. 
 
 1746 Oct. 31 Sarah Daughter of James and INIary Hotchkis was born 
 
 Oct. 1st (?), by Dr. Bearcroft. 
 
 1746 Dec. 25 JohnSpencer son of John Spencer Colepeper, Esq. (the Receiver), 
 
 and Ruth his wife, deceas'd, was born thursday the 
 eighteenth day of December one thousand seven hundred 
 and forty six, and was baptized on thursday following, being 
 Christmas day. The Sponsors were Robert Webb and 
 Nathaniel Webb, Esqrs., Brothers of the said Ruth, and 
 Sarah Irish, Spinster, daughter of William Irish, late of the 
 Island of Montserrat in America, Esq. Baptized by me Wm. 
 Salisbury. 
 
 1753 Feb. 18 Robert Spencer second son of John Spencer Colepeper, but first 
 
 son of the said John Spencer Colepeper and Mary his wife, 
 was born on Sunday the Eleventh day of February one 
 thousand seven hundred and fifty three, and was baptized on 
 ye Sunday following. The Sponsors were the Honorable 
 Robert Fairfax, Esq., and Samuel Martin, of ye Inner 
 Temple, London, Esqr., and Cornelia Bridges, Widow, of 
 Philadelphia, in North America, second sister of ye said John 
 Spencer Colepeper, by her Proxy Ruth Webb, Spr., Sister of 
 ye said Mary Colepeper. Baptized by me W. Ramsdeu. 
 
 1753 Oct. 17 Thomas the son of Dr. Thomas Hawys, Physican to this Hospital, 
 
 and of Ann his wife, was born Sept. 30th, 1753, and 
 baptized on Wednesday the 17 day of October 1753, by me 
 Philip Bearcroft, Preacher. 
 
 1754 Sep. 19 Philip Lewis Hawys son of Dr. Thomas Hawys, Physician to 
 
 this House, and of Anne his wife, was born August 25th, 
 1754, and baptised Sept. 19, 1754, by me W. Ramsden. 
 The Sponsors were the Revd. Dr. Bearcroft, Master of ye 
 Charterhouse, the Revd. Dr. Crusius, Schoolmaster, and Mrs. 
 Crusius his Wife. W. R. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 49 
 
 1754 Oct. 16 Mary daughter of John Spencer Colepeper, Escp. (Eeceiver of 
 
 this Hospital), by Mary his wife, was born tuesday ye eighth 
 of October One thousand seven hundred and fifty-four, 
 And was baptized on ye Wednesday se'nnight following, being 
 ye sixteenth day of ye said mouth of October. The Sponsors 
 were the right Honourable Lady Mary ye wife of Samuel 
 Greatheed, of Guy's cliff, in the County of Warwick, Esqr., 
 Robert Webb, of Taunton, in ye County of Somerset, Esqr., 
 and Frances ve wife of ye Eeverend Venn Eyre, Chancellour 
 of St. Asaph.'by me W. Salisbury, B.D., Sector of Moreton, 
 late Reader. 
 
 1761 Jan. 6 Henrietta Maria daughter of John Jones, Organist of this 
 
 Hospital, and Sarah his Wife, was privately baptized 
 January 6th, and received into the Congregation March 
 22nd (being Easter Sunday), both in the Organist's lodgings, 
 in which the Child was born the day after Christmas-day 
 1760. They had before two Children, born in the House, a 
 daughter, born June 2nd, 1758, baptized privately by Mr. 
 
 1758 July 5 Ramsden, July 5th, and named Sarah. She died that day 
 
 fortnight, and was buried at Greenwich. The other, a son, 
 
 1759 Nov. 27 born October 15th, 1759, baptized November 27th, and 
 
 named John, afterwards (April 28th, 1760) received into 
 the Congregation, both by Mr. Hollingberry. John Jones 
 and Sarah Chawner were married at Sudbury, in Derbyshire, 
 by the Revd. Dr. Addenbrook, dean of Lichfield. 
 
 1762 Nov. 9 Thomas the Son of John and Sarah Jones, born October 28tb, 
 
 1762, and baptized privately Nov. ninth by Mr. Holling- 
 berry, received into ye Congregation Jan. 9th, 1763, by 
 Thomas Sainsbery, Reader. 
 
 1763 Mar. 1 William Benson son of William and Elizabeth Ramsden was 
 
 born February 5th, and baptized March the first, 1763, by 
 me Thomas Sainsbery, Reader. 
 
 1764 Mar. 1 Elizabeth Daughter of William and Elizabeth Ramsden was 
 
 Baptized by me Thos. Sainsbery, Reader. 
 1764 Aug. 13 Sarah daughter of John and Sarah Jones was baptized by me 
 
 John Nicols, Preacher. 
 1763 ?* Dec. 19 Mary daughter of me John Nicols and Mary my Wife was born 
 
 Deer. 19th, 1763, and baptized the same day by me John 
 
 Nicols, Preachr. 
 
 1767 July 16 John son of me John Nicols and Mary my Wife was born June 
 
 21st, 1767, and baptized July 16th by me John Nicols, 
 preacr. 
 
 1768 Mar. 10 Thomas son of William and Elizabeth Ramsden was born Fe- 
 
 bruary the 13th, 1768, and baptized March the 10th by me 
 W. Ramsden. 
 
 1769 April 15 Charles John White son of John and Sarah Jones was bap- 
 
 tized by me W. Ramsden. 
 
 1769 July 2 John Hyde son of me John Nicols and Mary my Wife was born 
 
 June 27th, and baptized July 2, 1769, by me John Nicols, 
 Preacr. 
 
 1770 Mar. 11 Sarah Daughter of Henry Sayer, Register of this Hospital, and 
 
 Sarah his Wife, born February 11th, was baptized March 
 11th, 1770, by me John Nicols. 
 1770 May 26 Richard son of William and Elizabeth Ramsden was born April 
 
 9th, 1770, and baptized May 26th following By me William 
 Bradley, Deputy Reader. 
 
 * See page 45 : J. and M, Nicols, married 1764. 
 
50 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1771 Aug. 5 Catherine Daughter of Henry Sayer and Sarah his wife was 
 
 baptized by me William Bradley, Deputy Eeader. 
 
 1773 June 3 Thomas son of Samuel and Maria Berdtnore was born the 4th 
 
 day of May 1773, and was baptized (in the Chappel) the 3rd 
 day of June following by me William Bradley, Deputy 
 Eeader. 
 
 1773 Dec. 31 Mary Daughter of Henry Sayer and Sarah his Wife, born 30th 
 
 November, was baptized 31st day of December 1773 by me 
 William Bradley, Deputy Reader. 
 
 1785 June 28 Elizabeth Daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston, born 3 
 
 June 1785, was baptized 28 June 1785 by me W. Eamsden. 
 
 1785 Oct. 6 Thomas Walter Dixon son of William and Clementina Dixon 
 
 was born the 13 September 1785, and baptized 6th Oct. 
 following by me Edwd. Wollaston, Eeader. Mr. Walter 
 Gordon, Mr. Henry Dawes, Mrs. Esther North, Sponsors. 
 
 1785 Nov. 17 Charles Heath seventh son of the Eeverend William Lloyd of 
 
 Erogmore, in the County of Hertford, Deputy Preacher of 
 this Hospital, by Elizabeth his wife, was born in the 
 Preacher's House, on thursday October 20th, 1785, at 10 
 minutes after 4 in the morning, and was baptized on thurs- 
 day Nov. 17th by the Eevd. Mr. Harper, of the British 
 Museum. Sponsors, The Eevd. Thos. Sainsbery, D.D., 
 Preacher of this Hospital, the Eevd. Benjamin Heath, 
 D.D., Eector of Walkern and Fellow of Eaton, Charles 
 Bourchier, late of Surat, Mrs. Graham, of Whitwell, York- 
 shire, S. Harper. 
 
 1787 April 21 Agnes Daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston, born 12 
 
 March 1787, was baptized 21 April 1787 by me W. Eamsden. 
 
 1788 Mar. 13 Lsetitia Ann Dixon daughter of William and Clumentina Dixon, 
 
 born Eeby. 11th, 1788, and baptized by Ed. Edwd. 
 Wollaston, Eeader. 
 
 1789 April 23 Ann daughter of Thomas and Mary Eyder, born April 21st, 1789, 
 
 privately baptized by me Wm. Llovd, Preacher. 
 
 1789 Nov. 28 Mary daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston, born 30th 
 
 October, was baptized by me W. Eamsden. 
 
 1790 Jan. 12 Charles Pittman son of John Coppin Pittman Coppin and 
 
 Sarah his wife was born in the organist's Apartments Dec. 9th, 
 1789, and privately baptized by me Wm. Lloyd, Preacher. 
 
 1791 June 8 John Eamsden Son of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston was born 
 
 28th March 1791, and baptized by me W. Eamsden. 
 1793 May 15 Edward Son of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston, born April 9th, 
 
 1793, and baptized by me W. Eamsden. 
 1795 ? Oct. 21 Edward son of Thomas and Mary Smith of Eevershain, in the 
 
 County of Kent, was privately baptized in the Gardener's 
 
 house by me Wm. Lloyd. 
 
 1797 Mar. 11 William Son of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston, born 5th 
 
 December 1796, was baptized by me W. Eamsden. 
 
 1798 May 13 Eichard Son of Edward and Elizabeth Wollaston, born 15th 
 
 April 1798, was baptized by me W. Eamsden. 
 1801 Aug. 18 William Son of William Benson and Louisa Eamsden, born July 
 
 4th, 1801, was baptized by me W. Eamsden. 
 1803 Feb. 10 Anne Jane Daughter of John P. and Frances Judd of Forest 
 
 Hall, County of Essex, and Grand-Daughter of Eevd. Wm. 
 
 Lloyd, Preacher to this Hospital, born 13 October 1802 
 
 at Chelmsford, was baptized in the Preacher's Apartments by 
 
 me Thos. Lloyd, Eector of Fordwich, Kent. Sponsors, Majr. 
 
 Genl. Lloyd of Woolwich, Mrs. Pedder of Surey Street, 
 
 Miss Mary Lloyd of Calcutta, 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 51 
 
 1804 Dec. 27 Clementina daughter of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 born 23 November 1804, was baptized by J. Maidman, in 
 the absence of the Kev. Wilfrid Clark, Header to the 
 Charterhouse. Wm. Lloyd, Preacher. 
 
 1806 Mar. 25 Charlotte daughter of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 born 26th February 1806, was baptized by W. Clarke, 
 Eeader to the Charter House. Wm. Lloyd, Preacher. 
 
 1807 Sep. 22 Mary Fenton daughter of William Archer and Temperance 
 
 Dixon, born 27th August 1807, baptized by W. Clarke, 
 Eeader to the Charterhouse. Wm. Lloyd, Preacher. 
 
 1808 June 2 Susan'a Jones Daughter of Anthony and Susan'a Jones, born 28th 
 
 of April, was baptized by Wd. Clarke, Eeader. Wm. Lloyd, 
 Preacher. 
 
 1809 Jan. 14 Charles Sutton son of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 born 12 December 1808, was baptized by me Wilfrid 
 Clarke. 
 
 1810 Jan. 27 Elizabeth Daughter of Anthony and Susanna Jones, Born 28th 
 
 December 1809, baptized by the Eevd. C. E. Prichett, 
 Eeader. W. C, Preacher. 
 
 1810 July 11 Mary Ann Daughter of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 born 10th June 1810, baptized by Eev. C. E. Prichett, 
 Eeader. W. C(larke), Preacher. 
 
 1811 July 14 John son of Thomas and Betsey Greenwood, born 24th June 
 
 1811, baptized by me Wilfrid Clarke, Preacher. 
 
 1811 Oct. 18 Charles Eichard Son of Charles Eichard Prichett and Elizabeth 
 
 his wife, born 22nd September 1811, was publickly baptized 
 by me Charles Eichard Prichett, Eeader. 
 
 1812 Feb. 21 William Son of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, born on 
 
 the 28 January 1812, baptized by Eevd. C. E. Prichett, 
 Eeader. W. C, Preacher. 
 
52 
 
 Burials. 
 
 1695 May 4 John Teugh, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospital!, was Buried in ye 
 
 Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 June 8 G-eorge "Wheeler, servant of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in ye 
 
 Public Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 Nov. 14 Richard Peacock, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in 
 
 ye Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 Dec. 3 Thomas Holridg, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in 
 
 ye Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 Dec. 19 John Patrick, Dr. of Divinity, was Buried in Chappell of 
 
 Sutton's Hospitall. 
 No date William Foreman, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospital, was Buried 
 
 in ye Publick Burying (sic) of ye said Hospitall. 
 No date Henry Ward, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in ye 
 
 Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 No date Lancelett Sedgwick, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was 
 
 Buried in ye Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 
 1696 May 3 Simon Berch (?), Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in 
 
 ye Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 
 George Turner, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in 
 
 ye Publicke Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 John Hairfield, Porter of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in ye 
 
 Publick Burying Place of ye Hospitall. 
 John Styles, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in ye 
 
 Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 John Kaggett, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried as 
 
 above. 
 John Wren, Pensioner of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in ye 
 
 Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 Eoberte Mason, Scholar of Sutton's Hospitall, was Buried in ye 
 
 Publick Burying Place of ye said Hospitall. 
 Eogger Geldart, Pensioner, was Buried as above. 
 Christopher Knight, Servant, was Buried as above. 
 Thomas Pretteman, Pensioner, was Buried as above. 
 Eoberte Stanton, Pensioner, was Buried as above. 
 William Eccleston, Pensioner, was Buried as above. 
 Eoberte Whitehall, Pensioner, was Buried as above. 
 Eichard Hodson, Pensioner, was Buried as above. 
 
 1697 April 15 John Bissel, Servant, was Buried as above. 
 William Jones, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Henry Woolridge, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Eoberte Cope, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 John Bule, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Lodowick Bray, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Thomas Moore, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Fizts Ealphe Chamberlaine de Tanckerville, Pensioner, was 
 
 Buried. 
 Mar. 21 John Eowell, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 May 
 
 3 
 
 May 
 
 9 
 
 June 
 
 8 
 
 Aug. 
 
 31 
 
 Sep. 
 
 8 
 
 Sep. 
 
 21 
 
 Sep. 
 
 24 
 
 Oct. 
 
 30 
 
 No date 
 
 Dec. 
 
 27 
 
 Jan. 
 
 3 
 
 Feb. 
 
 9 
 
 Feb. 
 
 17 
 
 Mar. 
 
 13 
 
 Apri 
 
 115 
 
 May 
 
 2 
 
 June 
 
 20 
 
 Jan. 
 
 2 
 
 Jan. 
 
 9 
 
 Jan. 
 
 18 
 
 Feb. 
 
 18 
 
 Mar. 
 
 11 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 53 
 
 1698 May 6 John "Williams, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 May 19 Simon Smith, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 5 Thomas Bucknell, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 12 Thomas White, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 15 John Gamet, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 22 Nicholas Wilton, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Aug. 16 William Brown, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Nov. 5 William Lilly, Poor Scholler, dyed in this house and was 
 
 Buried in St. Margarett's, Westminster. 
 
 Nov. 25 Henry Gribes, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1699 Mar. 30 Thomas Wise, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 April 1 Thomas Swan, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 27 Lyonell Eymer, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Aug. 16 Matthew Waters, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Sep. 27 Edwarde Lee, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Oct. 9 John Pickerin, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Dec. 1 William White, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Dec. 29 John King, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Mar. 16 John Pybus, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1700 May 15 Walter ffurnish, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 June 9 Eoberte Eenny, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Nov. 6 John Clarke, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Dec. 7 ? Griffith Standon (? Handon), Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Jan. 18 George Story, Scholler of this house, was Buried. 
 
 Jan. 28 Henry Crofte, Scholler of this house, was Buried. 
 
 Peb. 1 John Izard, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Peb. 10 Jeffery Palmer, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Mar. 21 Henry Bowyer, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1701 June 11 Zecheriah Smarthwaitt, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 June 16 Brian Doodworth, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 June 25 George Hodson, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 July 1 Anthony Bratthwaite, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Oct 31 Richard Barford, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Nov. 9 Julius Ruifeler, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Nov. 16 Edmonde Simson, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Jan. 14 Robard Trappe, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Eeb. 2 Joseph Tardley, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Mar. 11 Hugh Wynne, Pensioner, was Buried. ' 
 
 1702 May 4 Marmaduke Jackson, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 21 Erancis Keymer, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Aug. 17 John Eutley (?), Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Sep. 17 Edwarde Taylor, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Oct. 10 John Burdell, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Jan. 11 William Leaver (?), Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Feb. 6 George Wirter, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1703 April 14 Gregory Bollock, Servant, was Buried. 
 April 22 Griffith Naury (?), Pensioner, was Buried. 
 May 31 David Griffith, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 June 14 Archibald Bolton, Schollar, was Buried. 
 July 28 William Roberts, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Aug. 28 Roberte Doughty, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Oct. 9 Edmund Fleraming, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1704 May 14 Thomas Wrey (?), Pensioner, was Buried. 
 June 3 Thomas Nicholes, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 26 John Greenwood, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Aug. 25 John Willmotte, Servant, was Buried. 
 Oct. 23 William Marbold, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Oct. 30 Lennett Gierke, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
54 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1704 24 Edwarde "Wood, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Dec. 14 Rich. Wilson, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Dec. 30 Edw. Newsom, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Jan. 13 Edwarde Cox, Servant, was Buried. 
 
 Feb. 3 George ffairfex, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1705 May 2 John Leggett, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 May 29 John Jones, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 June 5 Land. De Crispe, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Oct. — John Walker, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Jan. 25 John Morant, Scholler, was Buried. 
 Jan. 31 Greorg Kendal, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1706 April 25 Edwarde Bulstred, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 July 30 Steven Wilson, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Aug. 1 John Bale, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Oct. — Hobarti Colbey, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Oct. 9 Lewellen Grifes, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Nov. — Thomas Trulove, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Nov. 18 John Baker, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Dec. 19 William Cooling, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Jan. 15 John Bostack, Servant, was Buried. 
 
 Mar. 5 William Daved Williams, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1707 April 7 Eobart Walker, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 April 28 James Sidgrave, Servant, was Buried. 
 
 July 3 Tho. Mann, Esqr., Pensioner, was buried at hakney. 
 
 Nov. 15 Eliz. Sharpe was Buried, the Pourter Wife. 
 
 Nov. 18 James Mew, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 Dec. 10 Dr. Edward Hooker was Buried. 
 
 Dec. 15 Bengman Williams was Buried. 
 
 Jan. 15 John Cade, Pensioner, wase Buried out of the House. 
 
 Mar. 19 Bartholemy Bishap, Serauent, wase Buried. 
 
 1708 May 21 John Thorpe, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Oct. 29 Thomas Horsnayl, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 Not. 1 Thomas Baker, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 1709 April 4 Thos. Teuck, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 April 24 John Bryann, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 April 26 John Weston, Pensioner, was Buried. 
 
 May 2 J. Leather, a nouss, of this House, was Buried. 
 
 May 23 Edw. ffleetwood was Buried. 
 
 July 26 John ffreeman was Buried. 
 
 1710 Peb. 17 Horton was Buried. 
 
 \_Several leaves appear to have heen lost.'\ 
 
 1739 Jan. 6 Ferdinando Merchant, a Pensioner of the Hospital, died 4tli 
 
 Jan. and was buried. P. Bearcroft. 
 Joseph Doughty, Pensioner, died January 11th and was buried. 
 Percival Hurt, Pensioner, died Jan. 14th and was buried. 
 Robert Gardner, Pensioner's Cook, died Jan. 14. 
 William Shaw, Pensioner, died Jan. 31st. 
 Joseph Bowman, Pensioner, died March 7th. 
 Francis Clarke, Pensioner, died March 27. 
 Anthony Crawford, Pensioner (lately appointed Lieutenant of 
 
 Marines), died March 29, Buried at St. Martin's in the 
 
 Fields. 
 
 1740 April 30 William Bowen, Pensioner, died 27 April. 
 Mar. 7 Leonard Plukenet, Pensioner, died March 4. 
 
 1741 Mar. 26 John Taylor, Pensioner, died March 22, 1740. 
 May 21 Charles Salisbury, Pensioner, died May 17. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 14 
 
 Jan. 
 
 17 
 
 Jan. 
 
 16 
 
 Feb. 
 
 4 
 
 Mar. 
 
 10 
 
 Mar. 
 
 29 
 
 Mar. 
 
 31 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 55 
 
 1741 June 4 John Wilson, Servant, died May 31. 
 
 June 6 Daniel Meloy, Pensioner, died June 3. 
 June 26 Wm. Fowler, Pensioner, died June 23. 
 
 [There is another gap in the Registers after this entrg. Thefolloivlng 
 are entered in another portion of the Register.] 
 
 BURIALS OP BRETHREN AND OTHERS PROM 1st JANUARY 1754. 
 
 1754 May 11 David Layton (admitted 1734), diedMay 7, buried at Remington, 
 
 Berks. 
 
 May 20 Griles Longwood (admitted 1743), died 17 May. 
 
 May 20 Charles Harvey (1735), May 17. 
 
 Aug. 6 Thomas Kelsall (1750), August 2. 
 
 Aug. 11 Prancis Warburton (1743), August 8. _ 
 
 Sep. 19 Thomas Taylor (1752), September 16, at Shoreditch (buried). 
 
 Dec. 7 Peter Dansey (1753), December 3. 
 
 Dec. 14 John Temple (1753), December 7, (buried) at St. Sepulchre s. 
 
 Dec. 26 Matthew Altham Lushington (a Scholar, 1754), Dec. 24. 
 
 Dec. 31 Abraham Binks (1751), December 28. 
 
 1755 Jan. 10 John Mason (1743), January 7. 
 Jan. 22 Thomas Ramsey (1753), January 18. 
 
 Jan. 27 Thomas Jones (a Scholar, 1749), January 24. 
 
 Peb. 25 Andrew Streake (1753), February 21. 
 
 Mar. 14 John Dubary (1750), March 11. 
 
 Mar. 24 John Chambers (1750), March 20. 
 
 Mar. 28 Simon Conington (1754), March 25. 
 
 April 16 John Kent (1740), April 13. 
 
 July 30 Richard Weaver (1737), July 27. 
 
 Oct. 1 John Burton (1751), Sept. 28. 
 
 Oct. 24 Alexander Gordon (1749), October 20. 
 
 Nov. 20 John Kelot (1743), November 7. 
 
 1756 Jan. 7 John Ingram (1746), January 4. 
 Peb. 10 Hugh Curtis (1746), February 6. 
 Peb. 25 Henry Chapman (1748), Peb. 22. 
 Mar. 4 Joseph Mav (1739), March 1. 
 
 April 28 Ambrose Eyre (Many years Receiver, admitted a poor Brother, 
 1755), died April 21, and was buried at Pulham. 
 
 Dec. 2 Thomas Archbold (1749), November 27, (buried) at Crawley, in 
 Bedfordshire. 
 
 Dec. 18 William Turner (1740), Dec. 14, at St. Luke's, Old Street. 
 
 Dec. 24 G-eorge Statham (1746), December 21. 
 
 1757 Jan. 18 Robert Monro (1742), January 18. 
 
 May 13 John Austin (1751), May 9. , ^. . , 
 
 June 25 SebastienLe Fevre (1751), June 22. At St.Martm'smthe Fields. 
 
 July 1 Simon Pouchard (1756), June 28. 
 
 July 5 Richard Swift (1755), July 2. At Brumpton, in Kent. 
 
 Sep. 20 John Read (1756), September 17. 
 
 Oct. 6 John JefEery Salter the Infant Son of Dr. Samuel Salter, 
 Preacher to this Hospital, and Elizabeth his Wife, Born 2 
 October, baptized that Same Evening, died 4 October, buried 
 close to the East end of Dr. Hooker's tomb in the Chapel- 
 yard. 
 
 1758 Jan. 18 William Nott (1741), January 14. 
 Peb. 3 John Spicer (1748), January 31. 
 Feb. 11 James Halsey (1754), February 8. 
 Peb. 13 Michael Mesgret (1748), February 8. 
 
 Mar. 16 William Farley (1741), March 9, at Watford, in Hartfordshire. 
 
56 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1758 July 25 John Loes Dury (1757), July 20. 
 Thomas Tomlinson (1756), October 27. 
 Elizabeth Bearcroft, Mother of the Eevd. Dr. Philip Bearcroft, 
 
 Master of the Hospital, aged above 90, Oct. 30. 
 
 1759 May 15 Thomas Brookes (1753), May 11. 
 Thomas Singleton (1747), June 12. 
 Eichard Coe (1753), July 29. 
 Henry Wilson (1749), August 4. 
 
 John Rice (1755), November 15. At Chiswick, in Middlesex. 
 Richard Bumpus (1759), December 16. 
 
 1760 Feb. 12 John Hieson (1753), February 8. At St. Bartholomew the little. 
 ^ William Cooksey (1749), February 9. 
 
 G-eorge Cowell (1758), March 8. 
 George Clarke (1754), March 27. 
 April 29 William Travers (1750), April 26. 
 George Harrison (1739), June 8. 
 George Barker, a Groom of the Hall. 
 
 Joshua Merrick (1743), August 21. At Ealing, in Middlesex. 
 John Attersol (1746), September 6. 
 John White, Master-Cook, December 10. 
 
 1761 Jan. 23 Joseph Codd (1750), January 21. 
 Joseph Williamson (1759), Jany. 21. 
 William Horseman (1752), February 7. 
 Peter Bombard (1757), February 13. 
 Benjamin Fesnc (?) (1746), April 27. 
 Peter Wright (1738), April 30, at Sevenoak, in Kent. 
 George Needham (1750), May 30. 
 John Chaplin (1750), June 22. 
 Joseph Creswell (1753), July 8. 
 
 John Oram (1750), Pensioner and G-ardiner, October 5. 
 Philip Bearcroft, D.D., Master (1753), October 17. (Buried in 
 
 the Vault with his first Wife and his Mother.) 
 
 1762 Jan. 6 Stephen Girard (1747), January 3. 
 Jacob Swallow (1753), March 12. Epping, in Essex. 
 Edward Todkil (1743), March 29. 
 John Ward (1759), May 22. 
 
 Francis Eobillart (1744), June 8. Shore-ditch Ch, 
 Clement Keep (or Keys?) (1758), Aug. 20. 
 Eobt. Dackombe (1760), Sepr. 19. 
 
 Francis Mara (1755), Octr. 7. Tindal's Burying Ground. 
 Thos. Brown (1755), Novr. 12 Padington. 
 Jonathan Agutter (1733), Novr. 27, 1762. At Chelsey. 
 
 1763 Jan. 22 Dr. Ts. Hawys, Physician to this House (1752), January 17, 1763. 
 Philip Daulby (1731), Jan. 28. 
 Eobert Wering (1761), Feb. 11. 
 Charles Quenoualt (1761), Feb. 17. 
 
 Mar. 31 Christr. Eayner (1737), March 27. 
 
 April 31 (sic) Nicholas Fannen (1752), Ap. 27. 
 
 July 22 Walter Corbett (1741), July 18. 
 
 Dec. 13 Theophilus Thorowgood (1758), Deer. 8. 
 
 1764 Jan. 28 John Monkman (1755), Jan. 26. 
 Mar. 23 John Miles (1759), March 19. 
 April 23 William Humphreys (1748), Ap. 20. 
 
 Oct. 22 Edward Brooke (1754), Octr. 18. At Brackley, Northamptonshire. 
 
 Nov. 6 Thomas Barnes (1750), Novr. 2. 
 
 Nov. 10 Dr. John Hadley, Physicn. to the House (1763), Nov. 5th. 
 
 East Barnet, Middx. 
 Dec. 3 Anthony Sparrow, Scavenger, November 29. 
 
 July 
 Oct. 
 
 25 
 30 
 
 Nov. 
 
 8 
 
 May 
 June 
 
 15 
 15 
 
 Aug. 
 
 1 
 
 Aug. 
 
 7 
 
 Nov. 
 
 19 
 
 Dec. 
 
 19 
 
 Feb. 
 
 12 
 
 Feb. 
 
 12 
 
 Mar. 
 
 12 
 
 Mar. 
 
 30 
 
 April 29 
 June 11 
 
 Aug. 
 Aug. 
 
 20 
 25 
 
 Sep. 
 Dec. 
 
 9 
 15 
 
 Jan. 
 
 23 
 
 Jan. 
 
 24 
 
 Feb. 
 
 12 
 
 Feb. 
 
 17 
 
 May 
 May 
 June 
 
 1 
 3 
 3 
 
 July 
 July 
 Oct. 
 
 5 
 11 
 
 8 
 
 Oct. 
 
 23 
 
 Jan. 
 
 6 
 
 Mar. 
 
 17 
 
 April 1 
 May 25 
 June 11 
 
 Aug. 
 
 Sep. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 23 
 
 24 
 10 
 
 Nov. 
 
 16 
 
 Nov. 
 
 30 
 
 Jan. 
 
 22 
 
 Jan. 
 
 31 
 
 Feb. 
 
 18 
 
 Feb. 
 
 21 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 57 
 
 1764 Dec. 21 Mary Nicols, born Dec. 19, 1764 ; Dec. 20th. 
 
 1765 Mar. 1 Henry Woodward (1758), Feb. 25. 
 
 Mar. 5 Jonathan Ward (1756), Mar. 1. , ^ ,, ^t n 
 
 Mar. 9 Edward Lathbury (1762), Mar. 5. At BracUey, Northainp- 
 
 tonshire. 
 
 April 6 William Green (1758), April 2. 
 
 May 9 John Reyner (1757), May 6. 
 
 June 14 Benin. Pearson (1760), June 12 ^. , ^ , ,„ t^«. , 
 
 No date G-odfrey Machon, Admitted 1762, Died July 18, 1765, at 
 
 Larringden, Bedfordshire. 
 
 Aug 2 Robert Griffith, Admitted 1745, Died July 30. 
 
 Au^. 20 Robert Wakefield, Manciple, Died Aug. 18, 1765. 
 
 Oct" 19 Rowland Friend, Admitted 1763, Died Oct. 16. 
 
 Nov 19 George Leake, Admitted 1748, Died Nov. 15. 
 
 Dec 10 Richd. Oldfield, Admitted 1731, Died Dec. 6. 
 
 Dec. 23 John Gordon, Admitted 1761, Died Dec^ 20. 
 
 1766 Mar 29 George Freeman, Admitted 1765, Died Mar. 27, 17bb. 
 May 15 George Preston, Admitted 1748, Died May 12. 
 
 No date Thomas Ingold, Admitted 1762, Died July 18 at Walthamstow. 
 
 Buried at Layton, Essex. 
 
 Dec. 8 Anthony Norris, Admitted 1745, Died Dec. 6. 
 
 1767 Feb. 5 John Meymott, Admitted 1762, Died Feb. 2. 
 Feb 11 Willm. Oldfield, Admitted 1758, Died Feb. 8. 
 April 27 George Cooke, Admitted 1767, Died April 24. 
 April 27 Samuel Cowling, Admitted 1765, Died April 24. 
 Auo- 20 Richd. Marsh, Admitted 1765, Died Aug. 15. 
 Sep^ 25 James Goodes, Admitted 1764, Died Sep. 22. 
 Oct. 8 Robert Young, Admitted 1761, Died Oct. 6. 
 Oct 17 William Berkbeck, Admitted 1750, Died Oct. 15. 
 Oct 26 John Bland, Admitted 1755, Died Oct. 22. 
 
 Nov 21 Willm. Elliot, Admitted 1760, Died Nov. 19. 
 
 Dec 4 John Nichols, born June 21, 1767, Died Dec. 3. 
 
 Dec. 8 James Bland, Admitted 1760, Died Dec. 5. 
 
 Dec. 15 Willm. Claridge, Admitted 1760, Died Dec. 10 
 
 1768 Jan 11 Richard Pettit, Pensioner Gardiner, Admitted 1762, Uiecl Jan. b. 
 Mar 23 Wm. Henry Heasler, Admitted 1761, Died Mar. 18. 
 
 June 9 Thomas Garnham, Admitted 1760, Died June 4. 
 
 Aug. 25 Joseph Duning, Admitted 1768, Died Aug. 23. 
 
 Sep 12 Henry Lee, Admitted 1765, Died Sep. 8. 
 
 Sep. 21 Matthew Arnold, Admitted 1767, Died Sep. 18. 
 
 Dec 16 George Sara, Admitted 1760, Died Dec. 14. 
 
 1769 Feb 8 John Wilkinson, Admitted 1764, Died Feb. 6. 
 Feb 11 Jn. Walker Brown, Admitted 1748, Died Feb. 7. 
 June 7 Charles Gomm, Admitted 1754, Died June 4 
 
 No date John Hyde Nicols, Born 27 June 1769, Died 29 June 1769. 
 
 Au<^ 18 Richd. Nicholas, Admitted 1760, Died Aug. 17, 17b9. 
 
 Sep" 2 Robt. Wiltsher, Admitted 1763, Died 29 Aug. 1769. 
 
 Dec. 9 Tho. Bradford, Admitted 1768, Died Dec. 4. 
 
 Dec 11 Majr. Purslow, Admitted 1764, Died Dec. 6. 
 
 Dec. 14 John Gillam, Admitted 1765, Died Dec. 11. 
 
 Dec. 22 Charles Cooley, Admitted 1765, Died Dec. 17. 
 
 Dec. 23 Seth Moate, Admitted 1765, Died Dec. 18. 
 
 1770 Jan. 2 Willm. Crompton, Admitted 1755, Died Dec. 28, 1769. 
 
 June 3 Simon Lovatt, Admitted 1767, Died May 31. Newcastle under 
 
 line. o T 1, 
 
 June 23 Thos. Rogers, Admitted 1768, Died June 19. Salisbury. 
 Oct. 8 George Keys, Admitted 1753, Died Oct. 3. 
 Dec. 29 John Long, Admitted 1766, Died Dec. 26. 
 
58 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1771 Mar. 14 Johu Peck, Admitted 1738, Died Mar. 11. 
 Mar. 15 Henry Dimock, Admitted 1761, Died JNfar. 12. 
 
 No date Amy Sainsbury, Died Mar. 27th, 1771. In the Cliurch Yard 
 
 with leave. 
 
 No date Will. Pike, Housekeeper and Sexton, died July 10th. 
 
 July 13 William Leake, Admitted 1761, Died July 9. 
 
 Oct. 30 David Morris, Admitted 1762, Died Oct. 27. 
 
 Nov. 11 John Hutchinson, Admitted 1767, Died Nov. 6. 
 
 1772 Jan. 3 Henry Sisum, Admitted 1770, Died Jan. 1. 
 Feb. 19 John Cornes, Admitted 1756, Died Feb. 15. 
 Feb. 22 Charles Foxal, Admitted 1765, Died Feb. 18. 
 Mar. 10 Philip Lewis, Admitted 1770, Died Mar. 7. 
 Mar. 12 Willm. Mayhew, Admitted 1761, Died Mar. 9. 
 Mar. 26 John Lines, Admitted 1766, Died Mar. 24. 
 April 4 Thomas Martin, Admitted 1758, Died April 3. 
 April 30 Eobt. Nicholson, Admitted 1771, Died April 26. 
 May 5 Edwd. Turner, Admitted 1765, Died May 3. 
 
 No date Thos. Armstrong, Admitted 1767, Died June 24. 
 
 Aug. 24 Eichd. AVickham, Admitted 1754, Died Aug. 11. 
 
 Oct. 27 Edwd. Malroy, Admitted 1749, Died Oct. 24. 
 
 Oct. 25 Willm. Morris, Admitted 1758, Died Oct. 25. 
 
 Dec. 31 Willm. Mellichamp, Admitted 1752, Died Dec. 26. 
 
 No date John Pettipher, Admitted 1768, Died Dec. 29. Oxfordshire. 
 
 1773 Feb. 14 Thos. Price, Admitted 1765, Died Feb. 8. 
 Mar. 12 Eichard Thames, Admitted 1769, Died Mar. 8. 
 April 3 Daniel Dimsdale, Admitted 1770, Died Mar. 30. 
 April 9 John Doharty, Admitted 1760, Died April 6. 
 April 27 John Eamsfield, Admitted 1772, Died April 24. 
 May 7 Philip Eoche, Admitted 1770, Died May 4. 
 June 3 Willm. Goldwin, Admitted 1763, Died *May 30. 
 
 No date Dr. James Greive, Physician, Appointed 1765, Died July. 
 
 Oct. 8 I. Fredk. Vogt, Admitted 1772, Died Oct. 6. 
 
 Dec. 17 William Spencer, Admitted 1753, Died Dec. 13. 
 
 Dec. 24 George Bradshat, Admitted 1768, Died Dec. 21. 
 
 Dec. 28 The Eevd. Dr. Jno. Nicols, Preacher, Died Dec. 21. 
 
 1774 Jan. 4 Thomas Konibin, Admitted 1756, Died Dec. 31. 
 Jan. 15 John Kenny, Admitted 1771, Died Jan. 11. 
 
 Mar. 5 Dr. Edward Dowsett, Physn., Appointed 1773, Died Mar. 2. 
 
 No date Francis Hutchinson, Admitted 1757, died April 11. 
 
 No date Charles Gibbs, Admitted 1763, Died May 13. Out of the House. 
 
 Nov. 2 Wm. Fleming, Admitted 1755, Died Oct. 29. 
 
 Nov. 15 Thos. Bruff. Admitted 1772, died Nov. 14. 
 
 Nov. 18 Chas. Maynard, Admitted 1771, Died Nov. 16. 
 
 1775 No date Job Hall, Admitted 1773, Died Jan. 16. From Bedlam, where he 
 
 died. 
 
 Mar. 23 William Harrison, Admitted Jan. 15, 1771, Died Mar. 21. 
 
 Mar. 31 Benjn. Poston, Admitted Xtmas 1750, Died Mar. 28. 
 
 Aug. 28 Sir Alexr. Gumming, Bart., Admitted Jan. 2, 1766, Died Aug. 23. 
 
 East Barnet. 
 
 Nov. 9 Wm. Smith, Admitted May 29, 1775, Died Nov. 2. At Stains. 
 
 Nov. 21 James Walker, Admitted Oct. 8, 1773, Died Nov. 18. 
 
 1776 Jan. 10 Joshua Vaughan, Pensioners' Butler, Died Jan. 5. 
 Feb. 20 Michael Fisher, Admitted Mar. 25, 1757, Died Feb. 15. 
 Mar. 6 John Card, Admitted June 24, 1746, Died Feb. 29. 
 Mar. 6 Thos. Percy, Admitted Nov. 6, 1769, Died Mar. 1. 
 
 May 31 Jeremiah Goodknapp, Admitted Mar. 30, 1771, Died May 29. 
 
 Lunatic, drown'd himself in the Bason in the Wilderness. 
 
 Sep. 3 Walter Charles, Admitted Oct. 10, 1774, Died Aug. 30. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 59 
 
 1776 Sep 2 George Hoyes, Admitted Mich'mas 1755, Died Aug 31. Chelsea. 
 Sep 12 Philip Bornier, Admitted June 25, 1766, Died Sep. 10. 
 
 No date Nathl. Hobson, Under Pantler, Died Nov. 17. 
 
 Dec 3 William Potter, Admitted Nov. 29, 1/76. 
 
 Dec. 24 James Wilson, Admitted Dec. 20, 1769. 
 
 1777 Jan 11 John Benech, Admitted 1769, Died Jan. 8, 1777^ 
 lAUr 3 John Crighton, Admitted 1768, Died Mar. 1, 1777. 
 Mar 23 John Piper, Admitted 1772, Died Mar. 20, 1777. 
 May 19 Eichard Everard, Admitted May 14, 1766. 
 
 May 28 Stephen True, Admitted April 1, 1773. 
 June 26 John Chartier, Admitted Oct. 14, 1776. 
 July 28 James Hart, Admitted Jan. 15, 1774. 
 
 ^^^' JaS: 23 Ss.Manning,Admittedl777,DiedJan.l9. AtWesterham,Kent. 
 Mar. 12 John Dobey, Admitted Nov. 7, 1772. 
 April 9 John Brown, Admitted Nov. 22, 1772. _ 
 May 4 Samuel Salter, D.D., Master of the Hospital. 
 June 23 David Anderson, Admitted Nov. 24, 1768. 
 July 22 Ealph Walton, Admitted Midsumr 1755. 
 July 27 James Hyde, Admitted Jan. 22, 1776. 
 July 30 Joseph Lowe, Admitted Dec. 29, 1772. 
 Oct. 6 John Franklin, Admitted Feb. 17, 1763. 
 Nov 17 John Kirby, Admitted Dec. 28, 1767. 
 1779 Jan. 18 Timothy Eaynor, Admitted Xstmas 1756. 
 
 Feb 10 Isaac d; Groaet, Admitted Dec. 26, 1778, Died Feb. 7. 
 
 Mar 30 Paul Daniel, Admitted Xstmas 1753, Died Mar 27. 
 
 April 8 John Lee, Admitted Feb. 14, 1770, Died April 4 
 
 April 25 John Trump, Admitted Jan. 26, 1770, Died April 20. Bromley. 
 
 May 19 Eobert Lowe, Admitted April 18, 1768, Died May 15. 
 
 Sep 25 Thos. Wing, Admitted Oct. 14, 1776, Died Sep. 23. 
 
 Oct. 25 John Hopkins, Appointed 1775, Died Oct. 21 
 
 Nov 9 Thos. Maile, Admitted July 19, 1773, Died Nov. 7. 
 
 Dec 11 Vidal Thomas, Admitted April 29, 1763, Died Dec. 7. 
 
 Dec 22 George Wood, Admitted April 1, 1773, Died Dec^ 20. 
 
 1780 Jan. 10 David King, Admitted Nov. 14, 1764, Diecl Jan. 7. 
 Jan. 19 SilvesterCapes, Admitted Sep. 30, 1767 Died Jan^ 16. 
 Feb 8 Paul Chotard, Admitted Oct. 10, 1774, Died Feb 3. 
 Feb 11 James Mackay, Admitted April 1, 1773, Died Feb. 9. 
 
 Mar. 31 James Stevenson, Admitted Mar. 25, 1768, Died Mar. 27. 
 
 Bunhill fields. 
 
 June 5 Thomas Lee, Admitted Mar. 31, 1761, Died June 3. 
 
 June 7 John Spurrier, Admitted Mar. 25, 1750, Died June 5. 
 
 Dec. 1 Edward Argles, Admitted Oct. 10, 1774, Died Nov. 28 
 
 Dec 29 EdwardHolland, AdmittedDec. 25, 1774 DiedDec. 27. 
 
 1781 Feb. 10 John Coles, Admitted Aug. 21, 1766, Died t eb. 7. 
 Feb 17 John Showerd, Admitted April 4, 1777, Died Feb 14^ 
 Mar. 3 Lewis Faulcon, Admitted Aug. 22, 1765, Died Feb. 27. 
 May 28 Joseph Youngs, Admitted Oct. 1, 1778, Died May 25 
 
 June 11 William Patton, Admitted April 11, 1781, Died June 7, aged 80 
 
 June 14 Jame^ GamuU, Admitted July 6, 1777, Jied June 10, aged 75. 
 
 Nov 7 Lawrence Baskerville, Admitted Mar. 27, 1772 Died Nov. 4. 
 
 Nov 10 Thomas Hussey, Admitted Oct. 14, 1776, Died Nov. 7. 
 
 1782 Jan. 4 Wm. Eoss, Admitted Sep. 13, 1762, Died Jan % 
 
 Jan 31 Thos. Jenkinson, Admitted Sep. 30, 1767, Died Jan. 28. 
 
 Feb. 4 Thos Abbott, Admitted Dec. 29, 1781, Died Jan. 31. 
 
 April 18 Wm. Jourdain, Admitted Mar. 28, 1778, Died April 14. 
 
 June 11 Peter Hammond, Admitted May 29, 1772, Died June 8. 
 
60 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1782 July 24 Prancis Godard, Admitted Dec. 26, 1774, Died July 21. 
 Sep. 30 Eichard Huutridge, Admitted April 11, 1769, Died Sep. 28. 
 Oct. 16 Thomas Burton, Admitted April 4, 1777, Died Oct. 12. 
 
 1783 Peb. 8 John Kendrick, Admitted Dec. 29, 1781, Died Feb. 4. 
 April 22 Eobert Stapleton, Admitted July 9, 1779, Died April 19. 
 25 Thos. Melmoth, Auditor of the Hospital. 
 
 July 12 Joseph Lilly, Admitted Oct. 14, 1776, Died July 10. 
 
 Aug. 3 Ralph Jackson, Admitted Sep. 29, 1757, Died July 30. At Bedford. 
 
 Aug. 12 William IMoutagu, Scholar, Died Aug. 9. 
 
 Aug. 13 Eichard Shelley, Admitted April 11, 1781, Died Aug. 10. 
 
 1784 Jan. 6 John Hubbard, Pensioners' Butler, Died Jan. 3. 
 Feb. 4 Samuel Clark, Admitted April 17, 17S0, Died Jan 31. 
 
 Feb. 13 Henry Mitcherner, Admitted Jan. 31,1759, Died Feb. 9. Bur. at 
 
 Thames Ditton. 
 Mar. 19 John Broker, Admitted Jan. 17, 1784, Died Mar. 16. 
 April 17 Samuel Griblin, Admitted Mar. 25, 1750, Died April 14. 
 June 28 Alexander Macbean, Admitted April 11, 1781, Died June 25. 
 No date William Staunton, Died June 24. Oxf'rd. 
 July 7 Charles Dupui, Admitted Jan. 22, 1776, Died July 5. 
 July 13 Joseph Wilson, Admitted Dec. 19, 1770, Died July 11. 
 Aug. 10 Eobert Peat, Admitted Oct. 14, 1776, Died Aug. 7. 
 Aug. 17 William Myers, Admitted June 28, 1780, Died Aug. 15. 
 Sep. 7 Thos. Eeynolds, Admitted Jan. 2, 1777, Died Sep. 4. Bunnel 
 
 fields. 
 Sep. 24 Daniel Neilson, Admitted Feb. 22, 1776, Died Sep. 21. 
 Nov. 20 Eichd. Jesson, Admitted Oct. 1, 1778, Died Nov. 17. 
 Dec. 10 Wm. Porter, Admitted Nov. 21, 1772, Died Dec. 6. 
 Dec. 14 Anne Jackson, formerly Wife of Thos. Hawys, M.D., Physician 
 
 of this Hospital, and sometime Matron of this Hospital, 
 
 died Dec. 9. 
 
 1785 Mar. 24 James Campbell, Admitted Feb. 1, 1774, Died Mar. 20. 
 Aug. 3 James Saltanstall, Admitted Dec. 3, 1765, Died Aug. 1. 
 Nov. 18 Thomas Hatherway, Gardener, Died Nov. 12. 
 
 1786 Jan. 25 John Dudley, Admitted April 4, 1777, Died Jan. 19. St. John's, 
 
 Hackney. 
 
 Jan. 24 Eichd. Chambers, Admitted April 4, 1777, Died Jan. 19. St. 
 Thos. the Apostle, London. 
 
 May 11 Angus Mackinon, Admitted April 7, 1784, Died May 6. 
 
 May 5 Elisha Jennings, an honest faithful Servant of this Hospital, 
 Died May 3th, 1786. He received a Stroke from the Pole 
 of a Coach, whilst in the Execution of his Duty, which 
 occasioned his Death. 
 
 July 15 Wm. Bodiam, Admitted Feb. 17, 1785, Died July 12. St. Mar- 
 garet's, Eochester. 
 
 Aug. 25 John Beauford, Admitted April 17, 1780, Died Aug. 22. 
 
 Oct. 14 Maurice Berkley, Admitted Dec. 31, 1771, Died Oct. 11. 
 
 Oct. 16 Simon Webster, Admitted Sep. 25, 1782, Died Oct. 13. 
 
 Dec. 16 John Carter, Admitted July 9, 1779, Died Dec. 13. 
 
 1787 Feb. 19 Anne Hopkins, Master's Cook, Died Feb. 15. 
 
 Mar. 5 Wm. Gibbons, Admitted Mar. 27, 1770, Died Mar. 1. 
 
 Mar. 5 Eichd. Heny. Lloyd, Infant Son, aged 3 yrs. and 3 months, of 
 
 Wm. Lloyd, Depy. Preacher, Died Mar. 3. 
 May 1 Charles Lovett, Admitted Oct. 25, 1784, Died April 28. 
 Aug. 18 Thomas Sainsbery, D.D., Preacher, died Aug. 16, Bur. at Bram- 
 
 field, in the County of Hertford. 
 Sep. 9 AVilliam Coleman, Admitted Dec. 27, 1786. Sep. 8, found dead. 
 
 1788 April 4 Charles Boyuett, Admitted Dec. 26, 1778, Died Mar. 31. 
 April 14 John Shelton, Admitted Oct. 14, 1776, Died April 9. 
 
July 
 Aug. 
 Sep. 
 Oct. 
 
 7 
 25 
 20 
 24 
 
 Oct. 
 
 27 
 
 Jan. 
 
 30 
 
 No date 
 
 Mar. 
 
 23 
 
 Mar. 
 
 29 
 
 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 61 
 
 1788 April 30 Joseph Warkraau, Admitted Dec. 11, 1772, Died April 27. 
 June 20 Praucis TufEnail, Admitted Oct. 2, 1782, Died June 17. 
 June 23 Thos. Wm. Baynard, Admitted Oct. 5, 1787, Died June 19. 
 
 Danl. Garner, Admitted Jan 22, 1785, Died July 4. Seal in Kent. 
 Michl. Kannv, Admitted July 9, 1787, Died Aug. 22. At Pancras. 
 James Perdrisat, Admitted July 9, 1779, Died Sep. 17. 
 Thos. Jackson, Admitted Oct. 25, 1784, Died Oct. 21. 
 James Eissoan, Admitted Dec. 30, 1782, Died Oct. 23. Wm. 
 Lloyd, Preacher. 
 
 1789 Jan. 30 Isaac Garratt, Admitted Aug. 21, 1780, Died Jan. 25. 
 Henry Sayer, Esqre., Register, Died Jan. 27. In the Family 
 
 Vault at Deptford. 
 Thos. Loveland, Admitted Nov. 21, 1772, Died Mar. 20. 
 ..^„.. _„ John Theodore Eoy, Admitted July 19, 1773, Died Mar. 25. 
 April 25 Ann Daughter of Thomas and Mary Eyder, Died April 23. At 
 
 Hendon. 
 May 3 Eobert Smith, Admitted April 18, 1782, Died April 27. Bunhill 
 Fields. 
 John Barker, Admitted Oct 2, 1782, Died July 6. 
 James Home, Admitted Jan. 2; 1777, Died July 24. 
 Jeremiah Nichols, Admitted Oct. 15, 1788, Died Sep. 5. At St. 
 
 John's, Westminster. 
 Nicholas Byers, Admitted Jan. 23, 1781, Died Oct. 17. 
 William Prichards, Admitted Jan. 18, 1780, Died Dec. 1. 
 1790 Jan. 7 Richard Haynes, Admitted May 24, 1776, Died Jan. 4. 
 
 John Linn, Admitted Oct 1, 1778, Died Jan. 5. At Sevenoaks, 
 
 Kent. 
 Alexander Seton, Admitted Oct. 12, 1780, Died Feb. 21. 
 Edward Broughton, Admitted Mar. 21, 1785, Died Mar. 12. 
 John Broadhurst, Admitted Sep. 6, 1768, Died April 16. At 
 
 Newcastle. 
 John Jerrold, Groom and Out-Porter, Died April 30. 
 Benjamin Mapleson, Admitted April 23, 1789, Died May 24. 
 Lewis Barnes, Admitted Not. 29, 1779, Died June 27. 
 Thomas Smith, Admitted Oct. 25, 1784, Died Sep. 4. 
 John Ghest, Admitted July 7, 1786, Died Nov. 80. 
 John Cooper, Admitted Oct. 5, 1787, Died Dec. 3. _ 
 LsBtitia Ann Dixon, Daughter of Wm. and Clementina Dixon, 
 Died Dec. 7. 
 Dec. 27 The stillborn Female child of the Revd. Wm. Lloyd, Preacher, 
 by Elizabeth his Wife, was brought forth Dec. 25, and 
 deposited in the Burial Ground Dec. 27. 
 1791 Jan. 11 George White, Admitted July 19, 1783, Died Jan. 8. 
 
 Jan. 20 Wm. John Ward, Admitted April 23, 1788, Died Jan. 20. 
 Feb. 23 Elizabeth, Wife of the Revd» Wm. Lloyd, M.A,, Preacher to this 
 Hospital, died 18 February, aged 44, and was buried 23d of 
 Feby. She left Issue Five Sons, Thomas, Edward, William, 
 John Bourchier, and Charles Heath, and Six Daughters, 
 Elizabeth, Charlotte Ann, Mary, Catherine Dorothy, Anna 
 Maria, and Frances. Her first born, Wm., died in May 
 1769 (aged 2 months), and was buried at Aston, in the County 
 of Hertford, her 12th Born, Prichard Henry, and a stillborn 
 female are deposited with her Remains. Wm. Lloyd, 
 
 Mar. 21 John Bird, Admitted May 29, 1777, Died Mar. 18. 
 
 Mar. 26 James Robertson, Admitted May 30, 1781, Died Mar. 23. 
 
 June 28 Thomas Nicholson, Admitted July 9, 1779, Died June 26. 
 
 July 18 Alexander Burnett, Admitted Nov. 24, 1768, Died July 15. 
 
 July 
 July 
 Sep. 
 
 9 
 
 28 
 12 
 
 Oct. 
 
 21 
 
 Dee. 
 
 5 
 
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 7 
 
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 May 28 
 June 29 
 
 Sep. 
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 4 
 
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 Dec. 
 
 20 
 
 Dec. 
 
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 17 
 
 Peb. 
 
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 Peb. 
 
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 Mar. 
 
 11 
 
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 July 
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 62 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 Prancis Banks, Admitted Oct. 9, 1790, Died Oct. 5. 
 
 John Finley, Admitted Mar. 7, 1780, Died Jan. 1. 
 
 Andrew Nicholson, Admitted July 15, 1788, Died Jan. 1. 
 
 Ralph Vaughan, Admitted May 24, 1776, Died Mar. 13. 
 
 John Dishley. Admitted Dec. 28, 1790, Died June 6. 
 
 Samuel Best, Admitted Dec. 31, 1771, Died July 25. 
 
 Sarah Jones, wife of John Jones, Organist, died Oct. 8, and was 
 buried in the Chapel Cloisters, aged 62. 
 
 Joseph King, Admitted Nov. 23, 1789, Died Dec. 16, aged 75. 
 
 Thomas Fawcett, Admitted Mar. 28, 1789, Died Dec. 24. 
 
 Thomas Martin, Admitted Oct. 15, 1777, Died Jan. 12, aged 67. 
 
 John Jerrold, Admitted (not stated). Died Feb. 12, aged 82. 
 
 Praneis Bishop, Admitted Mar. 28, 1783, Died Peb. 19, aged 63. 
 
 Mrs. Ann Jenkinson, Wife of Thos. Jenkinson, Porter at the 
 inner gate. Died Mai'ch 4, aged 67. 
 
 Isaac Cabell, Admitted June 25, 1783, Died Mar. 11, aged 64. 
 
 Joseph Shaw, Admitted July 19, 1773, Died June 10, aged 71. 
 
 James Steward, Admitted June 29, 1784, Died June 18, aged 65. 
 
 Peter Bathurst, Admitted Sep. 25, 1782, Died June 30, aged 67. 
 
 John Leech, Admitted Mar. 28, 1779, Died July 2. 
 
 David Lloyd, Admitted Oct. 2, 1783, Died July 17, aged 81. 
 
 John Wager, Admitted April 7, 1784, Died July 27. 
 
 Thos. Mecham, Admitted Nov. 19, 1773, Died Oct. 18. 
 
 Thos. Davies, Admitted July 9, 1779, Died Oct. 30. 
 
 John Blunt, Admitted April 16, 1793, Died Nov. 5. 
 
 Charles Eenaut, Admitted Mar. 27, 1790, Died Dec. 7, aged 56. 
 
 Thomas Cross, Admitted Peb. 19, 1791, Died Jan. 17, aged 74. 
 April 12 Pensou Sanders, Admitted Dec. 20, 1792, Died April 10, aged 72. 
 
 Cutt his Throat, Coroner's Verdict, Lunacy. 
 No date John Haynes, Admitted Oct. 15, 1788, Died April 23, aged 74. 
 
 Removed to Oxford April 25. 
 May 26 Dorothy Thomas, Scullery Woman, Died May 22. 
 June 4 John Millington, Scholars' Butler, Died May 28, aged 50. At 
 
 Gt. St. Barth. 
 June 6 Wm. Irons, the Pantler, Died June 3, aged 85. 
 Dec. 10 Solomon Calvert, Admitted Nov. 19, 1773, Died Dec. 5, aged 72. 
 Dec. 23 Walter Bradick, Admitted Oct. 10, 1774, Died Dec. 19, aged 88. 
 
 1795 April 29 Robert Roberts, Admitted April 8, 1796 (sic), Died April 26, 
 
 aged 74. 
 Aug. 7 Wm. Patten, Admitted May 4, 1789, Died Aug. 4, aged 67. 
 Dec. 4 Henry Henn, Admitted Oct. 25, 1784, Died Nov. 30. At 
 
 Carshalton. 
 
 1796 Peb. 22 Mr. Wm. Jones, Organist, Died Peb. 17, aged 67. Buried in the 
 
 Cloisters leading to the Chapel. 
 
 Mar. 27 Wm. Giles, Admitted Mar. 11, 1794, Died Mar. 14, aged 64. 
 At Islington. 
 
 July 23 Pennington Smith, Admitted Mar. 1, 1787, Died July 20, aged 63. 
 
 Aug. 13 Jasper Smith, Admitted Mar. 17, 1785, Died Aug. 8, aged 73. 
 
 Sep. 19 Wm. Keating, Admitted Peb. 4, 1789, Died Sep. 16, aged 58. 
 
 Oct. 13 Dorothy Anne Heathcote, Wife of Charles Heathcote, Esqr., of 
 Derby, formerly Lieutenant-Colonel of 35th Regiment of 
 Infantry. She was Daughter of Cockin Sole, Esqr., once of 
 Bobbin, in the County of Kent. Died Oct. 9th, aged 58. 
 Buried in the Cloister leading to the Chapel. 
 
 Nov. 4 Sanbank Giles, Admitted May 10, 1791, Died Nov. 1, aged 80. 
 
 No date Tarrold Rowe, a Pauper, by Permission (no date). 
 
 1797 Jan. 24 William Webb, Admitted Nov. 14, 1793, Died Jan. 15, aged 73. 
 
 At Bermondsey. 
 
THE REGISTERS OP CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 63 
 
 1797 Feb. 1 James Burrow, Admitted Feb. 4, 1789, Died Jan. 30, aged 75. 
 Feb. 2 John Carter, Admitted April 21, 179-3, Died Jan. 30, aged 87. 
 Feb. 5 Wm. Atkins, Admitted Aug. 12, 1790, Died Feb. 1, aged 86. 
 
 At Bradenham, in the County of Bucks. 
 Feb. 20 Wm. Stanley, Admitted Dec. 2, 1796, Died Feb. 17, aged 64. 
 Feb. 27 Clement Hartley, Admitted Nov. 14, 1793, Died Feb. 23, aged 78. 
 Mar. 10 Peter Collins, Admitted July 3, 1793, Died Mar. 7, aged 78. 
 No date William, Infant Son of Edward and Elizabeth Wolla^ton, Died 
 
 April 13. 
 April 25 John Moreland, Admitted Jan. 22, 1778, Died April 21, aged 82. 
 April 26 Francis Bugg, Admitted July 15, 1778, Died April 24, aged 63. 
 No date Thos. Mortley, Admitted July 3, 1781, Died May 4, aged 77. 
 
 At his Daughter's in Westminster. 
 May 10 John Ward, Admitted April 1, 1775, Died May 6, aged 77. At 
 
 Lambeth. 
 May 12 James Colquhoun, Admitted Mar. 28. 1778, Died May 8, aged 80. 
 No date Robert Dunkarton, Admitted June 28, 1780, Died June 4, aged 
 
 73. At Hornsey. 
 Oct. 16 Wm. Turner, Admitted Dec. 28, 1790, Died Oct. 10. 
 Dec. 26 Patrick Stanley Harding, Admitted July 7, 1789, Died Dec. 20, 
 
 aged 66. 
 
 1798 Jan. 31 William Avery, Admitted Jan. 9, Died Jan. 28, of the Small Pox, 
 
 aged 59. 
 April 27 Ann Kemshead, Matron, Died April 20, aged 61. 
 April 30 Thos. Jenkinson, Porter, Died Ai)ril 23, aged 70. 
 July 24 James Atkinson, Admitted July 20, 1779, Died July 20, aged 77. 
 Aug. 13 John Morris, Admitted July 15, 1788, Died Aug. 9, aged 77. 
 Aug. 24 Robert Doggett, Senr., Admitted Mar. 28, 1778, Died Aug. 20, 
 
 aged 87. 
 Aug. 30 Elizabeth Wall, wife of Benjamin Wall, Master's Groom, and 
 
 Scullery Woman, Died Aug 27, aged 38. 
 Oct. 2 Thomas Smith, Admitted April 20, 1784, Died Sep. 29, aged 62. 
 Nov. 6 Philip Morgan, Admitted May 6, 1794, Died Nov. 1, aged 68. 
 Nov. 8 Wm. Wilkinson, Admitted Dec. 22, 1784, Died Nov. 4, aged 69. 
 Dec. 14 Herbert Bell, Admitted April 28, 1785, Died Dec. 9, aged 84. 
 
 1799 Jan. 5 John Hickman, Admitted Oct. 31, 1781, Died Jan. 2, aged 86. 
 Feb. 18 James Taylor, Scullion, Died Feb. 9, aged 69. 
 
 Mar. 27 Elizabeth Scott, Trencher Woman, Died Mar. 18, aged 40. 
 April 25 Wm. Box, Admitted Jan. 18, 1794, Died April 19, aged 66. At 
 
 St. G-eorge's New burying Grround, Hanover Square. 
 April 26 Wm. Darley, Admitted April 23, 1792, Died April 18, aged 74. 
 
 At St. James, Westminster. 
 July 27 Richd. Buckland, Admitted May 14, 1791, Died July 25, aged 63. 
 Nov. 18 Richd. Noneley, Admitted Jan. 13, 1792, Died Nov. 13, aged 66. 
 Dec. 20 Cuthbert Johnson, Admitted Dec. 19, 1793, Died Dec. 17, aged 79. 
 
 1800 Jan. 7 Cornelius Dickenson, Admitted Mar. 30, 1787, Died Jan. 1, 
 
 aged 77. 
 Jan. 8 James Davenport, Admitted June 23, 1785, Died Jan. 3, aged 81. 
 Feb. 12 Jonas Knight, Admitted June 27, 1792, Died Feb. 8, aged 87. 
 Mar. 4 Robert Beadnell, Admitted Nov. 9, 1798, Died Feb. 27, aged 67. 
 April 4 John Harrison, Admitted Dec. 28, 1790, Died Mar. 30, aged 62. 
 April 17 Thomas Hartforth, Admitted Aug. 13, 1797, Died April 13, 
 
 aged 70. 
 May 1 Robert Paget, Admitted Mar. 30, 1798, Died April 28, aged 62. 
 May 4 Charles Portlock, Admitted Dee. 2, 1796, Died April 26, aged 70. 
 
 At Edmonton. 
 June 9 John Johnson, Admitted Feb. 20, 1796, Died June 5, aged 70. 
 Sep. 5 Robert Doggett, Admitted Mar. 2, 1786, Died Sep. 1, aged 72. 
 
64 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1800 Sep. 6 Hugh Broady, Admitted April 12, 1796, Died Sep. 3, aged 70. 
 Oct. 9 Riclid. Barrabie, Admitted Dec. 2. 1796, Died Oct. 6, aged 85. 
 Oct. 13 Eichd. Graham, Admitted April 21, 1795, Died Oct. 10, aged 64. 
 Nov. 7 Thos. Baker, Admitted Jan. 30, 1799, Died Nov. 1, aged 72. 
 Nov. 26 Eobert Lyon, Admitted Nov. 7, 1786, Died Nov. 23, aged 70. 
 Nov. 29 John Prothero, Admitted Feb. 1, 1792, Died Nov. 29, aged 66. 
 
 1801 Feb. 10 Xpher Deacon, Admitted Feb. 19, 1791, Died Feb. 6, aged 74. 
 June 25 Hugh Edwards, Admitted Dec. 17, 1795, Died June 20, aged 77. 
 No date John Shepherd, Admitted (no date), Died Nov. 2, aged 72. At 
 
 Emsworth, Sussex. 
 
 Nov. 12 John Brough, Admitted April 7, 1800, Died Nov. 9, aged 67. 
 
 Dec. 3 Wm. Armes, Admitted April 3, 1800, Died Nov. 28, aged 70. 
 
 Dec. 26 Eobert Lloyd. Admitted July 15, 1788, Died Dec. 22, aged 73. 
 
 Dec. 28 Wm. Hunter, Admitted April 17, 1780, Died Dec. 22, aged 73. 
 
 Dec. 29 Henry Fearnley, Admitted Feb. 22, 1772, Died Dec. 21, aged 85. 
 
 1802 Jan. 2 Nicholas Maillard, M.D., Admitted July 4, 1800, Died Dec. 26, 
 
 aged 73. 
 Jan. 23 James Caldcut, Admitted Dec. 29, 1781, Died Jan. 20, aged 79. 
 Jan. 25 John Webb, Admitted April 9, 1793, Died Jan 19, aged 73. 
 Jan. 28 The Eevd. Samuel Berdmore, D.D., late Schoolmaster of this 
 
 Hospital, for 22 years, died at his House in Southampton 
 
 Eow Jan. 20, and was buried in the Cloister leading to the 
 
 Chapel, in his 63rd year, aged 62. 
 Feb. 17 John Milly, Admitted Dec. 27, 1786, Died Feb. 13, aged 87. 
 Feb. 22 John Gilbert, Nominated Jan. 21, 1802, Died Feb. 7, aged 59. 
 
 Died before Admission. 
 April 30 Eobt. Mitchell, Admitted Dec. 2, 1801, Died April 25, aged 75. 
 May 1 John Phipps, Admitted Jan. 19, 1802, Died April 26, aged 63. 
 May 14 Ealph Eden, Admitted Jan. 19, 1802, Died May 11, aged 82. 
 June 2 James Kenton, Admitted Mar. 27, 1790, Died May 27, aged 79. 
 
 In Bunhill Fields. 
 Nov. 23 John Stewart, Admitted June 10, 1802, Died Nov. 19, aged 63. 
 Dec. 15 Thos. Franklin, Admitted July 25, 1797, Died Dec. 9, aged 69. 
 Dec. 16 Charles Mason, Admitted Jan. 9, 1798, Died Dec. 11, aged 54. 
 
 1803 Feb — Wm. Berridge, Admitted Dec. 20, 1792, Died Jan. 28, aged 68. 
 Feb. 17 Samuel Hunter, Admitted July 14, 1800, Died Feb. 11, aged 57. 
 Feb 23 Peter Taylor, Admitted Dec. 20, 1792, Died Feb. 18, aged 76. 
 Feb. 24 John Webster, Admitted Mar. 30, 1798, Died Feb. 20, aged 67. 
 
 Stabbed himself ; Coroner's Verdict, Lunacy. 
 Mar 7 Samuel Badcock, Admitted Mar. 29, 1797, Died Mar. 3, aged 67. 
 Mar. 14 Francis Halford, Admitted Mar. 11, 1794, Died Mar. 7, aged 73. 
 April 2 Philip George, Admitted Mar. 29, 1797, Died Mar. 29, aged 72. 
 April 14 John Cunningham, Admitted Feb. 19, 1803, Died April 10, 
 
 aged 61. St. Margarett's. 
 April 20 John Bealby, Admitted Sep. 25, 1782, Died April 13, aged 79. 
 
 Whitfield's Chapel, Totten. Ct. Eoad. 
 May 19 William Dixon, Manciple and Housekeeper, Died May 11, aged 65. 
 July 20 John Pickering, Admitted Jan. 24, 1803, Died July 16, aged 73. 
 
 St. Clement's Church Yard. 
 Aug. 5 Sir Heny. Marchworth, Bart., Admitted Nov. 7, 1786, Died 
 
 Aug. 1, aged 75. 
 Au<r. 30 Wm. Mendham, Admitted Mar. 20, 1799, Died Aug. 26, aged 75. 
 Sep. 16 Thomas Feiin Eamsden, Son of Thomas and Mary Eamsden of 
 
 the Eoyal College of Physicians, was buried in the Cloisters 
 
 leading to the Chapel, Died Sep. 13, aged 8 Months. 
 Oct. 15 John Darke, Admitted April 15, 1791, Died Oct. 11, aged 73. 
 
 1804 Jan. 4 James Scott, Admitted Jan. 18, 1794, Died Dec. 28, 1803, 
 
 aged 64. 
 
THE REGISTERS OE CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 65 
 
 1804 Jan. 3 John Skeats, Son of George and Elizabeth, died in the Registrav's 
 
 Apartments, Dec. 28, 1 j. 9 m. Buried at St. Spulchre s. 
 Jan 11 John Byron, Admitted June 17, 1803, Died Jan. 7 aged 56^ 
 Jan 14 Wm. Adeoek, Admitted Jan. 25, 1784, Died Jan 10, aged 74- 
 Mar 26 Elizabeth Millor, Laundress to this Hospital, Died Mar. 16, aged 
 
 84, and was buried in the Burial ground. 
 April 28 John Creidland, Admitted Jan. 11 1794, Died April 23, aged 90. 
 May 21 John Osborn, Admitted Feb. 7, 1786, Died May 14, aged 78 
 No to Mattw. Blott, Admitted Dec. 10, 1791, Died Aug 17, aged 66. 
 
 At Barton, Bedfordshire. 
 Sen 19 Wm. Kent, Admitted Eeb. 4, 1793, Died Sep 17, aged 66. 
 Sep 25 Thos. Banks, Admitted April 20, 1790, Died Sep. 21 aged 74^ 
 Oct 29 James Hollo^ay, Admitted April 20, 1784, Died Oct. 26, aged 75. 
 Nov 12 The Bevd. William Bamsden, D.D., Master of this Hospital 
 Died Nov. 2, aged 86, and was buried m the Cloister leading 
 into the Chapel. Wm. Lloyd. ^. , ^ ^ , „q 
 
 1805 Jan 14 Samuel Baines, Admitted June 25, 1799 Died Jan^ 7, aged 78. 
 Feb. 2 Walter King, Admitted Mar. 20, 1802, Died Jan 27, aged 65. 
 Feb 22 John Davies, Admitted Oct. 21, 1803, Died Feb. 16 aged 69 
 April 17 William Bennett, Admitted Dec. 26, 1792, Died April 10 aged 66. 
 Time 22 James Morgan, Admitted April 9, Died June 15, aged 55. 
 June 24 Hugh Turnbuli, Admitted July 23, 17S9 Died June 18, aged 79. 
 Aug 31 Eichd. Mach, The In Porter of this Hospital, Died Aug. 26, 
 
 Sep. 13 JameTwoder, Admitted Dec. 1, 1803, Died Sep. 10 aged 80^ 
 Sep 20 Steph. Heaver, Admitted Mar. 29, 1797, Died Sep 16 aged 83^ 
 cS 19 Edward Relphe, Admitted Feb. 19, ISO^v^^f Oct. 16, aged 80. 
 Nov. 11 Aaron Powell, Admitted Mar. 29, 1797. l^^ed Nov. 7 aged 77. 
 Dec 31 Edwd. Willot, Admitted Feb. 17, 1801, Died Dec. 26, aged 69. 
 In Beuhill Fields. ^. -, -r ■, , a kq 
 
 1806 No date Eichd. Hoby, Admitted May 9, 1798, Died Jan_ 14, aged 58. 
 
 Feb 28 James Turner, Admitted Aug. 21, 1805, -Died leb 25, aged /i. 
 April 30 John Somerville, Admitted Mar. 15, 1793, Died April 25, aged 
 
 87. In Bunhill Fields. , ,^ -, . h. 
 
 May 5 Wm.' Powell, Admitted Mar. 11, 1794, Died May 1, aged 74. 
 
 June 14 ^T^' Hubbard (sic), Admitted Feb. 17, 1801, Died June 10, 
 
 July 1 John^Tifte^nsor, Admitted May 4, 1793, Died June 26 aged 86. 
 No date Wm. Lloyd, Admitted July 31, 1802, Died Aug. 22, aged 75. 
 
 Great Baddow. -^. , c -lo ^ frn 
 
 Sep 19 Eichd. Parrat, Admitted Jan. 13, 1792, Died Sep. 12, aged 70. 
 
 St. Marg't's West. ^. -, ^t -.^ a ^n 
 
 Nov. 22 John Onsley, Admitted Feb. 17, 1801, Died Nov 17 aged 75_ 
 Dec! 1 Eichd. Walklett, Admitted Mar. 29, 1797, Died Nov. 2b, 
 
 aged 73. 
 1807 Feb. 4 John Coles, Admitted April J^ (sic), 1804, Died Jan. 30, 
 
 aged g^ (sic). St. Giles. 
 Feb. 27 James Carter, Admitted July 25, 1797, Died Feb. 21, aged 63. 
 Mar. 18 Thos. Stones, Admitted Sep. 28, 1804, Died Mar 13, aged 65. 
 Mar 26 Thos. Lightfoot, Admitted April 7, 1801, Died Mar^ 20, aged 75^ 
 Anril 4 Mathew Hulme, many years Physician to this Hospital, died 
 
 28th March, and was buried in the burial-ground, aged 75. 
 April 23 Wm. Lucas, Admitted Mar. 26, 1806, Died April 19, aged 67. 
 July 15 Wm. King, Pantler, died July 11, aged 42^ 
 Aug. 2 Henry Hughes, Admitted Oct. 28, 1805, Died July 29, aged 68. 
 
66 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1807 Aug. 7 Richd. Powell, Admitted Nov. 9, 1798, Died Aug. 1, aged 65. 
 Sep. 30 The Eevd. Joseph Smith Hargrave, Auditor of this Hospital, died 
 
 Sep. 24th, aged 54, and was buried at Redlington near 
 
 Oxford. 
 Nov. 16 Benjamu. Simpson, Admitted Aug. 14, 1799, Died Nov. 10, 
 
 aged 63. 
 Dec. 30 Catherine Williams, Scullery Woman, Died Dec. 26, aged 78. 
 
 1808 Jan. 31 Wm. Warner, Admitted April 19, 1807, Died Jan. 27, aged 79. 
 Jan. 28 Mary Fenton, Daughter of Wm. Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 Died Jan. 24, aged 3. 
 Mar. 9 Joseph Parkinson, Admitted Mar. 20, 1802, Died Mar. 6, aged 69. 
 Mar. 30 John Goater, Admitted July 14, 1806, Died Mar. 23, aged 69. 
 June 3 George Clarke, Admitted Dec. 30, 1805, Died May 31, aged 70. 
 July 5 Wm. Cartwright, Admitted Mav 31, 1793, Died June 30, aged 79. 
 No date Charles Shipman, Admitted Peb. 17, 1801, died July 6, aged 67. 
 Aug. 25 James Stafford, Pensioner's Cook, Died Aug. 21, aged 33. 
 Aug. 31 Sibley Jepps, P.B.,* Admitted July 25, 1797, Died Aug. 26, 
 
 aged 71. 
 Dec. 13 Thomas Matthews, P.B., Admitted Peb. 23, 1805, Died Dec. 6, 
 
 aged 74. 
 Dec. 24 Peter Mazell, P.B., Admitted April 9, 1807, Died Dec. 21, aged 75. 
 
 1809 Jan. 23 Thomas Boston, P.B., Admitted Oct. 1, 1807, Died Jan. 16, 
 
 aged 76. 
 May 8 Richard Saywell, P.B., Admitted June 25, 1805, Died May 2, 
 
 aged 67. 
 June 8 The Rev. William Lloyd, M.A., Preacher of this Hospital, died 
 
 June 2, aged 72. Buried in the Burial Ground. 
 Oct. 11 John Jones, P.B., Admitted April 17, 1804, Died Oct. 6, aged 70. 
 Oct. 22 Henry Parry, P.B., Admitted Mar. 30, 1806, Died Oct. 17, 
 
 aged 70. 
 Nov. 29 Thomas Sessions, P.B., Admitted Peb. 28, 1807, Died Nov. 23, 
 
 aged 63. 
 Dec. 24 Clementina Dixon, Chief Cook, Widow of William Dixon, late 
 
 Manciple, Died Dec. 17, aged 62. Was buried in the C. H. 
 
 1810 Jan. 2 Samuel Palin, P.B., Admitted June 23, 1795, Died Dec. 27, 
 
 aged 90. 
 Feb. 27 Abraham Chapman, P.B., Admitted Jan. 19, 1799, Died Feb. 20, 
 
 aged 89. 
 Mar. 14 Moses Tilley, P.B., Admitted Jan. 19, 1802, Died Mar. 7, aged 80. 
 April 25 John Toby," P.B., Admitted Sep. 25, 1808, Died April 18, aged 75. 
 Aug. 25 Samuel A\^est, P.B., Admitted April 10, 1808, Died Aug. 17, 
 
 aged 63. 
 
 1811 Jan. 24 Wm. Hopkins Croft, P.B., Admitted June 15, 1810, Died Jan. 20, 
 
 aged 80. 
 Feb. 13 Robert Cox, P.B., Admitted Aug. 14, 1799, Died Feb. 9. 
 Feb. 16 John Harris, P.B., Admitted June 25, 1804, Died Feb. 11, 
 
 aged 85. 
 Mar. 26 William Huckaus, P.B., Admitted Dec. 26, 1805, Died Mar. 22, 
 
 aged 67. 
 April 22 Joseph Sansom, P.B., Admitted June 19, 1807, Died April 16, 
 
 aged 61. 
 June 7 John Hart, P.B., Admitted Sep. 29, 1810, Died June 5, aged 73. 
 Aug. 18 George Roe, P.B., Admitted Mar. 25, 1802, Died Aug. 11, 
 
 aged 66. 
 Sep. 20 Saunders Lowdell, P.B., Admitted April 17, 1804, Died Sep. 16, 
 
 aged 76. 
 
 * Poor Brother. The Pensioners are known as " Poor Brethren." 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 67 
 
 1811 Sep. 26 The Eev. Matthew Eaine, D.D., Head schoolmaster of this 
 
 Hospital, died September 17, 1811, aged 51, and was buried 
 in the Chapel. 
 
 1812 Jan. — John Powell, P.B., Admitted May 9, 1803, Died Dec. 27, 
 
 aged 90. 
 
 Feb. 14 John Sherlock, P.B., Admitted Mar. 20, 1802, Died Feb. 7, 
 aged 71. 
 
 Feb. 26 John Eead, P.B., Admitted Dec. 10, 1807, Died Feb. 20, aged 71. 
 
 May 9 John Proudman, P.B., Admitted June 23, 1795, Died May 5, 
 aged 78. 
 
 July 8 Elizabeth Eamsden, Eelict of the Eevd. William Eamsden, D.D., 
 late Master of this Hospital, died at Balsham, in Cambridge- 
 shire, June 27, aged 82, and was buried in the Cloyster 
 leading into the Chapel, in the same Vault with her husband. 
 
 July 9 John Hartley, P.B., Admitted April 3, 1800, Died July 5, 
 aged 79. 
 
 July 15 William Smith, P.B., Admitted July 8, 1805, Died July 10, 
 aged 70. 
 
 Dec. 7 WiUiam Liuney, P.B., Admitted July 4, 1800, Died Dec. 3, 
 aged 84. 
 
68 
 
 JHarriafles. 
 
 Feom a Volume of Baptisms and Maeeiagks commencing 1813. 
 The followiBg is the only marriage entered : 
 
 1837 Feb. 9 William Strahan, of Headley, and Elizabeth Anne D. Fisher, of 
 
 the parish of Charlton. By me William Fisher, Canon 
 Ees. of Sarum. 
 
 Signatures, William Strahau, E. A. J). Fisher. 
 In the presence of William Hale Hale, Preacher of 
 Charterhouse, Eobert Snow. 
 
 Fbom a Volume or Maeetaqes aetee 1838. 
 
 The following is the only entry : 
 
 1839 April 9 John Frederick Pike, of full age, Bachelor, Gentleman, of Bed- 
 ford Square, London, son of John Frederick Pike, Gentle- 
 man, and Dorothea Fisher, of full age, Spinster, of Upper 
 Seymour Street, London, daughter of John Fisher, Ld. Bp. 
 of Salisbury, by Special Licence. A. E. Howman, Offg. 
 Mins. 
 
 Signatures, Jno. Fredk. Pike, now by the Eoyal Licence 
 
 Jno. Fredk. Pike Scrivener, Dorothea Fisher. 
 In the presence of J. Best, W. Strahan. 
 
 Feom a Volume of Maeeiages commencing 1857. 
 
 1857 Aug. 18 Frederick Young, of full age, Bachelor, Clerk, Rector of Pett, 
 
 Sussex, of Charterhouse, son of Henry Young, Solicitor, and 
 Anne Hale, of full age, Spinster, of Charter House, daughter 
 of William Hale Hale, Archdn. of London, Master of the 
 Charterhouse. By me John G. Hale, Offg. Minr. 
 Signatures, Frederick Young, Anne Hale. 
 In the presence of Caroline Henrietta Hale, Jane M. 
 Young, W. H. Hale, Mary Young. 
 
 1857 Dec. 15 Eobert White Fiske, of full age, Bachelor, Clerk, of Charter 
 
 House, son of Eobert Fiske, Solicitor, and Mary Elwyn, of 
 full age, Spinster, of Charter House, daughter of William 
 Elwyn, Clerk. By me Henry M. Ingram, Offg. Minr. 
 
 Signatures, Eobert White Fiske, Mary Elwyn. 
 
 In the presence of Elizabeth Eitson Fiske, Eichard 
 Elwyn. 
 
 1858 Sep. 13 William Weedon, of full age. Bachelor, Solicitor, of Charterhouse, 
 
 son of John Weedon, Solicitor, and Elizabeth Miles, of full 
 age. Spinster, of Charterhouse, daughter of John Miles, 
 Medical Officer of Charterhouse. By me C. E. Dicken, 
 Offg. Minr. 
 
 Signatures, William Weedon, Elizabeth Miles. 
 In the presence of Isabella Sophia Miles, Francis H. 
 Weedon, Charles Miles, Jane Weedon, Catherine 
 S. Weedon. 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 69 
 
 1860 April 11 John Godwin Hale, of full age, Bachelor, Curate of Hawkwell, 
 
 Essex, of Charterhouse, son of William Hale Hale, Archdn. 
 of London and Master of Charterhouse, and Ellen Julia 
 Eoster, of full age, Spinster, of Charterhouse, daughter of 
 Kingsman Eoster, Eector of Dowsby, Lincolnshire. By me 
 W. H. Hale. 
 
 Signatures, John Godwin Hale, Ellen Julia Foster. 
 In the presence of Caroline Henrietta Hale, Caroline 
 Eoster, Kingsman Eoster, Charles Wootham (?), 
 James C. Hale, Anne Young. 
 
 1864 Jan. 5 James Bown (? Bowes) Jackson, of full age. Bachelor, Army, of 
 
 Charterhouse Square, sou of James Jackson, Clerk, and 
 Isabella Sophia Miles, Spinster, of Charterhouse, daughter 
 of John Miles, M.D., Medical Officer of Charterhouse. 
 By me Augustus P. Saunders, D.D., Offg. Minr. 
 
 Signatures, James Bowes Jackson, Capt. 3 W. I. Begt., 
 
 Isabella Sophia Miles. 
 In the presence of Mary Augusta Miles, John H. Jack- 
 sou, Henrietta E. Jackson. 
 
 1865 Aug. 8 Charles Nicholson, of full age. Bachelor, Baronet, of Devonshire 
 
 House, Portland Place, son of Charles Nicholson, Merchant, 
 and Sarah Elizabeth Keightley, of full age. Spinster, of Char- 
 terhouse, daughter of Archibald Keightley, Eegistrar of Char- 
 terhouse. By me W. H. Hale, Archdn. of London. 
 
 Signatures, Charles Nicholson, Sarah Elizth. Keightley. 
 
 In the presence of A. Keightley, Sarah Elizth. Keightley. 
 
 1866 Sep. 5 John Nottingham, of full age, Bachelor, M.D., of Liverpool, son 
 
 of Thomas Nottingham, Gentleman, and Sarah "VVorthington, 
 of full age. Spinster, of Charterhouse, daughter of Stephen 
 Skinner Worthington, Merchant. By me Henry Price, 
 Incumbent of Ash, Salop. 
 
 Signatures, John Nottingham, Sarah "Worthington. 
 
 In the presence of Archd. Worthington, A. Keightley. 
 1869 June 16 Edwin Over, of full age, Bachelor, Clerk, of St. James, Clerken- 
 
 well, Middlesex, son of John Over, Carpenter and Builder, 
 and Ellen Victoria Harding, of full age. Spinster, of Char- 
 terhouse, daughter of Thomas Harding, Inspector in General 
 Post Office. By me Jas. Chas. Hale, 0%. Minr., Curate of 
 Golding, Kent. 
 
 Signatures, Edwin Over, Ellen Victoria Harding. 
 
 In the presence of Mary Elizabeth Hollins, Caroline 
 
 Henrietta Hale, Jane Lane, Thomas Letts, 
 
 Frederick Bartley. 
 1871 Mar. 5 Samuel Bullock, of full age. Widower, Porter at Charterhouse, son 
 
 of Edward Bullock, Gentleman's Servant, and Ann Mary 
 Evans, of full age. Spinster, of Charterhouse, daughter of Tho- 
 mas Evans, Grocer. By me J. J. Halcombe, Eeaderof Charter- 
 house. 
 
 Signatures, Samuel Bullock, Ann Mary Evans. 
 
 In the presence of Wm. Birt, Louisa Evans. 
 1871 July 10 George Cadell, of full age, Bachelor, Indian Civil Service, Hue, 
 
 of Dorking, son of William Cadell, Indian Civil 
 
 Service, and Mary Amelia Morison McCrae, of full age, 
 Spinster, of Charterhouse, daughter of Earquar McCrae, 
 Surgeon in the Army. By me Lancelot Sanderson, Principal 
 of Elstree School, late Asst. Master of Harrow School. 
 
 Signatures, George Cadell , Mary Amelia Mori son McCrae. 
 
 In the presence of W. Rose Campbell, Lt.-Colonel 
 Alex. Nicoll, Mary C. Nicoll. 
 
70 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1875 June 10 Lewis Etheridge, o£ full age, Widower, Tradesman and Farmer, 
 
 of Tressiugfield, sou of James Etheridge, Carpenter, and 
 Sarah Ann Fuller, of full age. Spinster, of Chafterhouse, 
 daughter of Eobert Fuller, Chairmaker. By me George 
 Currey, Master of the Charterhouse. 
 
 Signatures, Lewis Etheridge, Sarah Ann Fuller. 
 In the presence of Annie Eobins, Annie Etheridge, 
 Joseph Fuller, Louisa Etheridge. 
 1^76 Sep. 5 William Eobert Way, of full age. Bachelor, Esquire, of Eomford, 
 
 son of John Charles Way, Clerk in Holy Orders, and Emma 
 Augusta Currey, of full age. Spinster, of Charterhouse, 
 London, daughter of Greorge Currey, Master of the Charter- 
 house. By me J. Hereford. 
 
 Signatures William E. Way, Emma A. Currey. 
 In the presence of G. Currey, Caroline F. Currey, 
 G. Augusta Way, Frances G. Currey. 
 1878 Dec. 28 Eichard James Quin, of full age, Bachelor, Barrister at Law, 
 
 Lincoln's Inn, son of William Charles Quin, Gentleman, 
 and Mary Charlotte NicoU, of full age. Spinster, of Charter- 
 house, daughter of Charles Eichard Nicoll, Surgeon-Major, 
 late Grenadier Guards. 
 
 Signatures, Eichard James Quin, Mary Charlotte Nicoll. 
 Henry Quin, Harriet Louisa Nicoll, Elizabeth Quin, 
 Alexander Nicoll. 
 1882 June 14 Thomas AVilliam Gibson, of full age, Clerk in Holy Orders, of 
 
 St. Paul's, South Hampstead, son of Eobert Bowness Gibson, 
 Clerk in Holy Orders, and Frances Georgina Currey, of full 
 age. Spinster, of Charterhouse, London, daughter of George 
 Currey, Master of Charterhouse. By me A. W. Eoffen. 
 Signatures, Thomas William Gibson, Frances Georgina 
 
 Currey. 
 In the presence of G. Currey, Francis A. Keating, 
 Mary Gibson. 
 1887 Oct. 29 Henry Hopper, 32, Bachelor, Gardener, of Folkestone, son of 
 
 Joseph Hopper, Sawyer, and Mary Jane Wildish, 27, Spin- 
 ster, of Charterhouse, London, daughter of Edward Wildish, 
 Butler. By me Eichard Elwyn, Master of Charterhouse. 
 Signatures, Henry Hopper, Mary Jane Wildish. 
 In the presence of Henry James Lane, Margaret Eliza- 
 beth Cates. 
 
 1889 April 7 John Sinclair, 37, Bachelor, Chemist, of 33 St. George's Eoad, 
 
 Brighton, son of James Sinclair, Chemist, and Esther Maria 
 Couchman, 24, Spinster, of Charterhouse Square, daughter 
 of George Couchman, Lodge Keeper. By me E. F. Hosken. 
 
 Signatures, John Sinclair, Esther Maria Couchman. 
 
 In the presence of George Couchman, Charlotte Couch- 
 man, William Austin Sinclair. 
 
 1890 May 3 Cecil Henry Arthur Le Bas, of full age. Bachelor, Gentleman, of 
 
 Charterhouse, son of Henry Vincent Le Bas, Preacher of 
 Charterhouse, and Maud Zarita de Gattinara Shaw, of full 
 age, Spinster, Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Southwark, 
 daughter of Eyre Massey Shaw, C.B., Chief Officer of the 
 Metropolitan Fire Brigade. By me Henry V. Le Bas, 
 Preacher of Charterhouse. 
 
 Signatures, Cecil H. A. Le Bas, Maud Zarita de Gattinara 
 Shaw. 
 
 In the presence of Eyre M. Shaw, Anna Shaw, G. Le 
 Bas, Ciariua Shaw. 
 
71 
 
 BSapttsms tommenting 1813. 
 
 1813 May 9 John Swaine son of James and Mary Currey, Charterhouse 
 
 Square, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born April 20. 
 
 1814 Mar. 21 John son of John and Mary Augusta Russell, Charter House, 
 
 School Master of Charter House ; born Mar. 16. . 
 1814 Aug. 5 William Samuel son of James and Mary Currey, Charterhouse 
 
 Square, Preacher of Charterhouse; born July 29. 
 
 1814 Sep. 6 Henry Collier son of Henry Jenkinson and Elizabeth Sayer, 
 
 Charterhouse Square, Auditor of Charterhouse ; born Aug. 3. 
 
 1815 June 2 Richard son of Charles Richard and Mary Needham Pritchett, 
 
 Charterhouse, Reader of the Charterhouse ; born April 13. 
 
 1815 Aug. 10 Francis son of John and Mary Augusta Russell, Charterhouse, 
 
 Schoolmaster of Charterhouse; born Aug. 8. 
 
 1815 Nov. 6 Greorge son of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, Charter- 
 house, Steward and Manciple of Charterhouse ; born Oct. 10, 
 1813. 
 
 1815 Dec. 30 Henry son of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, Charter- 
 
 house, Steward and Manciple of Charterhouse : born Dec. 5, 
 1814. 
 
 1816 April 29 Emma and Emily twin daughters of William Archer and 
 
 Temperance Dixon, Steward and Manciple of Charterhouse ; 
 born Mar. 27. 
 1816 May 10 George son of James and Mary Currey, Charterhouse Square, 
 
 Preacher of Charterhouse ; born April 7. 
 
 1816 Sep. 17 Elizabeth Daughter of Charles Richard and Mary Needham 
 
 Pritchett, Charterhouse, Reader of Charterhouse ; born 
 July 15. 
 
 1817 Dec. 12 William son of John and Mary Augusta Russell, Charterhouse, 
 
 Schoolmaster of Charterhouse ; born Oct. 21. 
 
 1818 Mar. 30 James Edmund son of James and Mary Currey, Charterhouse 
 
 Square, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born Feb. 18. 
 
 1818 July 15 James Delabere son of Charles Richard and Mary JSTeedham Prit- 
 
 chett, Charterhouse, Reader of Charterhouse; born April 11. 
 
 1819 May 8 Augusta daughter of John and Mary Augusta Russell, Charter- 
 
 house, Schoolmaster of Charterhouse; born Mar. 19. 
 
 1819 July 23 William Fenton son of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 Charterhouse, Steward and Manciple of Charterhouse ; born 
 June 23 or 28 (?). 
 
 1820 Feb. 23 Mary Daughter of Charles Richard and Mary Needham Pritchett, 
 
 Charterhouse, Reader of Charterhouse ; born Jan. 2. 
 
 1821 Mar. 12 Mary Harriet daughter of James and Mary Currey, Charter- 
 
 house, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born Feb. 7. 
 1821 Oct. 12 William Canwell son of William and Elizabeth Hendry, Charter- 
 house, Gardener of Charterhouse ; born Aug. 13. 
 
 1821 Aug.(sic)8 Mary dau. of John and Mary Augusta Russell, Charterhouse, 
 
 Schoolmaster of Charterhouse ; born June 23. 
 
 1822 June 12 Harriet Mary daughter of Richard and Mary Budgen, North 
 
 Fleet, Kent (visiting the Matron of Charterhouse), Lieut, in 
 R. Navy ; born Feb. 16. 
 1822 Nov. 13 William Delabere son of Charles Richard and Mary Needham 
 
 Pritchett, Charterhouse, Reader of Charterhouse ; born 
 Sep. 22. 
 
72 THE REGISTEES OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1824 July 17 Arthur son of John and Mary Augusta Russell, Charterhouse, 
 
 Schoolmaster of Charterhouse ; born June 19. 
 
 1824 July 28 George Edward son of Charles Eichard and Mary Needbam Prit- 
 
 chett, Charterhouse, Reader of Charterhouse ; born June 14. 
 
 1824 Dec. 31 Temperance Penton daughter of Samuel Fenton Eead and Tem- 
 
 perance his wife, Charterhouse, Father dead, Widow resid- 
 ing with the Manciple Mr. Dixon. 
 
 1825 Mar. 19 Charlotte daughter of Eichard and Ann Viccars, Servant in the 
 
 family of the Master of the Charter House and an adult, 
 aged 22, Feb. 16, 1825 ; her Father a gardener at Caldicott, 
 CO. Eutland. 
 
 1826 Oct. 13 Anne daughter of Charles Richard and Mary Needham Pritchett, 
 
 Charterhouse, Eeader of Charterhouse ; born Aug. 25. 
 
 1827 Dec. 13 Anne daughter of William Hale and Anne Caroline Hale, 29 
 
 Charterhouse Square, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born 
 Nov. 8. 
 
 1829 May 22 Henry Burder son of Charles Eichard and Mary Needham 
 
 Pritchett, Charterhouse, Reader of Charterhouse ; born Jan. 
 12. 
 
 1830 April 1 John Grodwin son of William Hale and Ann Caroline Hale, Charter 
 
 House, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born Jan. 15. 
 1830 Dec. 23 Adelaide Mary daughter of Charles Roland and Sarah Agnes 
 
 Dicken, 12 Charterhouse Square, Assistant Master of 
 
 Charterhouse School ; born Sep. 25. 
 1832 April 3 George Herbert son of William Hale and Anne Caroline Hale, 
 
 Charter House, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born Jan 1. 
 
 1832 Dec. 14 James John son of James John and Mary Ann Hayho, Servant 
 
 of the Charterhouse, Under Porter ; born Nov. 13. 
 
 1833 July 26 Benjamin son of Benjamin and Mary Payne, Charterhouse, 
 
 "Butler; born Nov. 11, 1830. 
 1833 July 26 Mary Ann daughter of Benjamin and Mary Payne, Charterhouse, 
 
 Butler ; born May 3. 
 
 1833 July 26 Stephen son of Stephen and Sarah Lyne, Servant to the Charter- 
 
 house ; born July 9. 
 
 1834 Feb. 24 Thomas Standfast son of Thomas William Standfast and Sarah 
 
 Thyer, Cook, Servant to Charterhouse ; born Dec. 15, 1833. 
 
 1834 July 3 Lonsdale Augustus son of William Hale and Ann Caroline Hale, 
 
 Charterhouse, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born May 11. 
 
 1835 Jan, 12 Mary Ann daughter of James John and Mary Ann Hayho, A 
 
 Servant to the Charterhouse, Under Porter ; born Dec. 20,1834, 
 
 1835 Oct. 14 Richard son of Benjamin and Mary Payne, Butler of the Charter- 
 
 house ; born Sep. 10. 
 
 1836 Jan. 8 Elizabeth daughter of John and Charlotte Wood, Charterhouse, 
 
 First Groom ; born Dec. 6, 1835. 
 1836 Jan. 12 Charles William James son of Edward Henry and Margaret 
 
 Sophia Penny, Charterhouse, Eeader of Charterhouse ; born 
 
 Nov. 28, 1835. 
 1836 Feb. 9 Jane daughter of Stephen and Sarah Lyne, Charterhouse, Second 
 
 Groom ; born Jan. 9. 
 1836 Mar. 5 John Joseph Eugene Felix son of John Louis and Mary 
 
 De Caesemaeker, Ghent, Belgium, Professor of Musick ; 
 
 born Jan. 29. 
 1836 April 12 James son of Thomas William Standfast and Sarah Thyer, 
 
 Charterhouse, Cook ; born Feb. 4. 
 1836 Oct. 6 Sarah daughter of John James and Mary Ann Hayho, Charterhouse, 
 
 Under Porter; born Sep. 12. 
 1836 Nov. 8 Caroline Henrietta daughter of William Hale and Ann Caroline 
 
 Hale, Charterhouse, Preacher of Charterhouse ; born Sep. 12. 
 
73 
 
 Burials; tommcntinci 1813. 
 
 1813 Jan. 2 John Cloyd, P.B. Charterhouse, 76. 
 
 Jan. 26 Greorge Follingsby, P.B. Charterhouse, 74. 
 
 Feb. 25 Thomas Eamsden, Surgeon, College of Physicians, London, 46. 
 
 Mar. 31 William Dewey, P.B. Charterhouse, 65. 
 
 Aug. 2 Evan Griffith, P.B. Charterhouse, 60. 
 
 Sep. 16 Thomas English, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 
 Dec. 6 Thomas Hartley, P.B. Charterhouse, 65 
 
 1814 Jan. 26 Thomas Press, late Grroom of the Hall, Charterhouse, 81. 
 Jan. 31 William Eees, P.B. Charterhouse, 61. 
 
 Feb. 12 Charles Farmer, P.B. Charterhouse, 73. 
 
 Feb. 25 Benjamin Cook, P.B. and Clerk of the Chapel, Charterhouse, 73. 
 
 Feb. 26 Edward Stow, P.B. Charterhouse, 67. 
 
 Mar. 26 Joseph Allen, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 
 May 13 John Ward, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 
 June 27 Sarah Baverstock, Scavenger, Charterhouse, 80. 
 
 May 11 James Higgins, P.B. Charterhouse, 76. 
 
 April 25 William Atkins, P.B. Charterhouse, 80. 
 
 Aug. 14 Humphrey Randall, P.B. Charterhouse, 89. 
 
 Oct. 24 Benjamin Worsley, P.B. Charterhouse, 74. 
 
 Dec. 10 John Barlow, P.B. Charterhouse, 84. 
 
 Dec. 24 John Seagood, P.B. Charterhouse, 68. 
 
 1815 Jan. 30 Samuel Panchaud, P.B. Charterhouse, 76. 
 Feb. 9 William Garnsay, P.B. Charterhouse, 80. 
 May 2 John Wyatt, P.B. Charterhouse, 79. 
 June 6 John Hemstock, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 Sep. 4 Thomas Mackrill, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 
 1816 Feb. 28 Joseph Laurence, P.B. Charterhouse, 69. -^ 
 April 23 George Rhodes, P.B. Charterhouse, 68 
 May 18 Thomas Harman, P.B. Charterhouse, 85. 
 July 24 John Tempany, P.B. Charterhouse, 73. 
 
 Aug. 12 Robert Collins, died Aug. 6 ; bur. Hackney. (Memo, on the fly- 
 leaf.) 
 
 Oct. 12 William Mackenzie, P.B. Charterhouse, 69. 
 
 Nov. 9 William Lardner, P.B. Charterhouse, 71. 
 
 Nov. 24 William Hughes, P.B. Charterhouse, 72. 
 
 Dec. 5 John Roberts, P.B. Charterhouse, 79. 
 
 1817 Feb. 18 WilHam Fell, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 Mar. 6 Leonard Pestil, P.B. Charterhouse, 79. 
 Mar. 25 Marmaduke Curtis, P.B. Charterhouse, 68. 
 April 7 Samuel Simkin, P.B. Charterhouse, 78. 
 May 1 James Young, P.B. Charterhouse, 79. 
 May 26 Thomas Cheasley, P.B. Charterhouse, 74. 
 
 June 12 Biddy Maria Stone wife of A. D. Stone, M.D., Physician to the 
 Charterhouse, 55. 
 1814 {sic) Aug. 9 William Scates Son of George and Elizabeth Scates, Charter- 
 house Square, 3. 
 
 1814 Nov. 18 John Churtou, Scholar at Charterhouse School, 11. 
 
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74 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1815 Feb. 19 Marion Hendry wife of "VVilliam Hendry, Gardener to the Charter- 
 
 house, 42. 
 Oct. 31 Henry Dixon son of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 Charterhouse, Infant. 
 
 1816 Mar. 9 Thomas George Scates, son of George and Elizabeth Scates, 
 
 Charterhouse Square, Infant. 
 June 11 Emma Dixon daughter of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 Charterhouse, Infant. 
 June 18 William Dixon son of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 Charterhouse, 4. 
 June 25 Emily Dixon daughter of William Archer and Temperance Dixon, 
 
 Charterhouse, Infant. 
 Oct, 30 Mary Ann Dixon daughter of William Archer and Temperance 
 
 Dixon, Charterhouse, 4. 
 
 1817 Sep. 9 George Smith, P.B. Charterhouse, 68. 
 John Frost, P.B. Charterhouse, 71. 
 
 William Allen, died Nov. 4. (From a memo, on the fly-leaf.) 
 George Blaumire, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 James Freeman, P.B. Charterhouse, 68. 
 
 1818 Mar. 6 Eobert Mitchel, P.B. Charterhouse, 86. 
 Alexander Carmichael, Charterhouse, 89. 
 
 21 (sic) Benjamin Wall, Master's Groom and Butler, Charterhouse, 61. 
 The Right Honorable Edward Lord Ellenborough, St. James 
 Square, London, 68. 
 
 1819 Jan. 14 Samuel Cross, P.B. Charterhouse, 73. 
 John Hannam, P.B. Charterhouse, 96. 
 John Cobb, P.B. Charterhouse, 71. 
 James Babcock, P.B. Charterhouse, 67. 
 
 William Mansfield Stone, A.B., Fellow of King's College, Cam- 
 bridge, Physician's House, Charterhouse, and King's College, 
 Cambridge, 24. 
 
 Francis Goodwin, P.B. Charterhouse, 52. 
 Thomas Stones. P.B. Charterhouse, 62. 
 Edward Leeming, P.B. of Charterhouse, 79. 
 Henry VanofE, P.B. Charterhouse, 68. 
 
 1820 Jan. 31 JohnLyons, A B. Charterhouse, 82. 
 Joshua Williams, P.B. Charterhouse, 72. 
 Hugh Owen, P.B. Charterhouse, 82. 
 Eichard Fear, P.B. Charterhouse, 81. 
 John Smith, P.B. Charterhouse, 72. 
 Richard Watkins, P.B. Charterhouse, 74. 
 Thomas Moore, P.B. Charterhouse, 82. 
 Charles Styles, P.B. Charterhouse, 73. 
 
 1821 Jan. 1 John Cox, P.B. Charterhouse, 63. 
 Maria Berdmore, Widow of Samuel Berdmore, D.D., late School- 
 master of Charterhouse, 78. 
 
 Seth Ellis, P.B. Charterhouse, 74. 
 Robert Townsend, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 John Mees, P.B. Charterhouse, 89. 
 Benjamin Cox, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 
 John Swaine Currey son of James Currey, D.D., Preacher 
 of Charterhouse, 8 years 4 months. 
 
 1822 Jan. 9 James Delabere Pritchett son of C. R. Pritchett, Reader of 
 
 Charterhouse, 3 years 8 months. 
 Jan. 17 William Clark, P.B. and Clerk in the Chapel, Charterhouse, 8§. 
 Mar. 18 John Halse, P.B. Charterhouse, 67. 
 April 26 Hamlet Daubney, P.B. Charterhouse, 90. 
 May 6 Susanna Kent, Trencher-Scraper, Charterhouse, 67. 
 
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THE REGISTEUS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 75 
 
 1822 May' 9 George Scates, Out Porter, Charterhouse, 45. 
 Thomas Lane, P.B. Charterhouse, 75. 
 James Eussell, P.B. Charterhouse, 78. 
 William Hall, P.B. Charterhouse, 83. 
 James Moore, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 Jacob Ridley Kitt, P.B. Charterhouse, 68. 
 
 1823 Jan. 24 Joseph Shorter, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 Thomas Like, P.B. Charterhouse, 76. 
 Henry Hewitt, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 James Lavington, P.B. Charterhouse, 74. 
 William Davey, P.B. Charterhouse, 56. 
 John Wightman, P.B. Charterhouse, 62. 
 William Watson, P.B. Charterhouse, 78. 
 John Williams, P.B. Charterhouse, 66. 
 Thomas Mee, P.B. Charterhouse, 80. 
 
 James Currey, M.A., Clerk, Preacher of this Hospital, Charter- 
 house, 55. 
 
 Jacob Poster, P.B. Charterhouse, 90. 
 
 1824 Jan. 2 John Lambert, P.B. Charterhouse, 66. 
 James Champion, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 Thomas Ewesdin, P.B. Charterhouse, 65. 
 Frederick Bickertou, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 William Drought, P.B. Charterhouse, 76. 
 William Shepherd, P.B. Charterhouse, 76. 
 Arthur Daniel Stone, M.D., late Physician to this Hospital, 60. 
 John Baynes, P.B. Charterhouse, 80. 
 Henry Liffen, P.B. Charterhouse, 60. 
 William Clark, P.B. Charterhouse, 67. 
 Henry Humphris, P.B. Charterhouse, 80, buried at Bexley. 
 
 1825 Feb. 4 Edward Hackett, P.B. Charterhouse, 72. 
 Edward Seeley, P.B. Charterhouse, 60. 
 
 Thomas Coles, P.B. and Clerk of the Chapel, Charterhouse, 66. 
 James Featherstone, P.B. Charterhouse, 75. 
 Joseph Martin, P.B. Charterhouse, 74. 
 Evans Searl, P.B. Charterhouse, 73. 
 
 14 (sic) John Godfrey, P.B. Charterhouse, 75. 
 James Toung, P.B. Charterhouse, 86. 
 
 1826 Jan. 30 John Wayte, P.B. Charterhouse, 63. 
 Edward Felton, P.B. Charterhouse, 89. 
 Thomas Thornhill, P.B. Charterhouse, 77. 
 David Clark, P.B. Charterhouse, 70. 
 John Kelty, P.B. Charterhouse, 76. Note that John Kelty was 
 
 the first buried in the new Burial-Ground which was Conse- 
 crated June 29, 1826, by the Lord Bishop of London, the 
 old ground having been desecrated and the tombs demolished 
 to make way for the new buildings. 
 
 John Goddard, P.B. Charterhouse, 89. 
 
 William Harris, Pensioner at Charterhouse, 83. 
 
 William Hilliker, Pensioner at Charterhouse, 77. 
 
 1827 Jan. 26 Matthew Minton, Pensiouer at Charterhouse, 87. 
 Hichard Duffin, Pensioner at Charterhouse, 86. 
 Abraham Brown, Pensioner at Charterhouse, 69. 
 William Hodson, Pensiouer at Charterhouse, 81. 
 John Carruthers, Pensioner at Charterhouse, 73. 
 Timothy Scott, A Brother of Charterhouse, 65. 
 John E.odd, A Brother of Charterhouse, 97. 
 Edward Wilson, A Brother of Charterhouse, 78. 
 William Swift, A Brother of Charterhouse, 78. 
 
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76 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1828 Jan. 23 Jonathan "Wright, a Brother of Charterhouse, 66. 
 John Ellis, a Brother of Charterhouse, 75. 
 John Francis, a Brother of Charterhouse, 79. 
 John Pope, a Brother of Charterhouse, 77. 
 James Hamlin, One of the Brothers, 69. 
 Thomas Steele, One of the Brothers, 90. 
 John Parry, One of the Brothers, 62. 
 James Ives, one of the Brothers, 70. 
 Eobert llichards, one of the Brothers, 76. 
 Benjamin Carter Moorhouse, one of the Brothers, 66. 
 Henrietta Maria Jones, St. Pancras, Middx., Daughter of a 
 
 former organist of the Charterhouse, buried in the Cloister, 68. 
 
 John Edkins, One of the Brothers, 77. 
 
 Charles Richard Pritchett sou of the Eevd. C. E. Pritchett, 
 Eeader of the Charterhouse, 17 years. 
 
 Arthur Eussell son of the Eevd. John Eussell, D.D., School- 
 master of the Charterhouse, 4 years. 
 
 1829 Jan. 28 Ealph Peacock, One of the Brothers, 82 years. 
 Hugh Scott, One of the Brothers, 65 years. 
 Thomas Jones, One of the Brothers, 68 years. 
 Greorge John Scates, Charterhouse Square Lodge, 20 years. 
 Joseph Eonkin, one of the Brothers, 56 years. 
 Elizabeth Cranmer, Wynyatt Street, Clerkenwell, 67 years. 
 Walter Vaughan, One of the Brothers, 79 years. 
 John Meredith, One of the Brothers, 68 years. 
 John Hallum, One of the Brothers, 87 years. 
 Boradale Dickinson, One of the Brothers, 77 years. 
 Thomas Banks, one of the Brothers, 90 years. 
 William Boyden, Late Porter at the Lodge, Charterhouse, 60 
 
 years. 
 
 1830 Jan. 15 Thomas Henderson, One of the Brothers, 82 years. 
 "" ' "^ Eobert Pickering, One of the Brothers, 76 years. 
 
 John Wareham, one of the Brothers, 70 years. 
 John Eulker, one of the Brothers, 74 years. 
 Thomas Moody, One of the Brothers, 85 years. 
 Joseph Webster, One of the Brothers, 76 years. 
 
 1831 Jan. 21 Eichard Pritchett son of Eevd. C. E. Pritchett, Eeader of 
 
 Charterhouse, 15 years. 
 
 Francis Clements, One of the Brothers, 63 years. 
 
 Theodosia Cole Tonge wife of John Cole Tonge, Housekeeper of 
 
 the Eev. Dr. Eussell, Schoolmaster, 40 years. 
 John Clappell, One of the Brothers, 86 years. 
 Thomas Cadman, One of the Brothers, 82 years. 
 Joseph Harrison, One of the Brothers, 83 years. 
 Joseph Daniels, Assistant Servant of Charterhouse, 37 years. 
 James Mansell, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 63 years. 
 
 1832 Jan. 11 Charles Henry Penny Son of the Eevd. Edmund Henry Penny, 
 
 Assistant in the School, one year and three months ; bom 
 Sep. 24, 1830 ; died Jan. 6, 1832. 
 
 James Carmichael, Servant to Dr. Vetch, 69 years. 
 John Hutchins, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 80 years. 
 William Poole, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 59 years. 
 
 1833 Feb. 8 Thomas Saunderson, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 63 years. 
 John Arpin, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 69 years. 
 Thomas Moss, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 99 years. 
 AVilliam Greary, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 74 years. 
 James JefEerys, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 71 years. 
 
 April 24 Edward Leefe, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 79 years. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 23 
 
 Feb. 
 
 6 
 
 Feb. 
 
 28 
 
 Mar. 
 
 20 
 
 Mar. 
 
 24 
 
 April 10 
 May 19 
 May 21 
 June 27 
 
 Aug. 
 May 
 
 15 
 26 
 
 Aug. 
 
 26 
 
 Oct. 
 
 4 
 
 Nov. 
 
 24 
 
 Jan. 
 
 28 
 
 Jan. 
 
 30 
 
 Feb. 
 
 12 
 
 Feb. 
 
 16 
 
 Mar. 
 
 7 
 
 Mar. 
 
 21 
 
 April 27 
 May 2 
 July 2 
 
 July 
 Oct. 
 
 30 
 15 
 
 ISTov. 
 
 9 
 
 Jan. 
 
 15 
 
 Feb. 
 
 22 
 
 July 
 Sep. 
 Nov. 
 
 24 
 
 8 
 17 
 
 Nov. 
 
 29 
 
 Jan. 
 
 21 
 
 Mar. 
 
 26 
 
 April 10 
 
 May 
 July 
 July 
 Aug. 
 Aug. 
 
 21 
 20 
 30 
 6 
 20 
 
 Jan. 
 
 11 
 
 June 
 
 4 
 
 Oct. 
 
 1 
 
 Nov. 
 
 2 
 
 Feb. 
 
 8 
 
 Feb. 
 
 21 
 
 April 6 
 April 15 
 April 24 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 77 
 
 1833 April 26 Sarali Witham wife of a servant in the Charterhouse, 72 years. 
 James Cranmer, A Servant of the Charterhouse, 71 years. 
 Richard Butler, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 87 years. 
 Jafford Baker Radford, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 84 years. 
 Edward Hughes, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 84 years. 
 John Walker, A Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 
 1834 Jan. 7 Anthony Jones, Servant of the Eev. Dr. Fisher the Master, 59 
 
 years. 
 
 Joseph Chandler, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 83 years. 
 William Beverley, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 70 years. 
 Samuel Archer, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 72 years. 
 Thomas Rayner, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Charles Moon, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 80 years. 
 Richard Spearman, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 83 years. 
 Mary Ann Payne, Daughter of the Charterhouse Butler, one 
 year and 7 months. 
 
 1835 Jan. 29 Edmund Hemstead, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 84 years. 
 Benjamin Matthews, Husband of Rachel Matthews, a housemaid 
 
 to the Charterhouse, 58 years. 
 John Vetch, Physician, Charterhouse, 53 years. 
 Samuel Wright, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 James Honour, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 85 years. 
 
 1836 Jan. 7 James Bruce, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 88 years. 
 James Latten, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 75 years. 
 Robert Major, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 77 years. 
 William Alabaster, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 75 years. 
 John Robinson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 67. 
 John Cliff, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 68. 
 John Madocks, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 Andrew Mayers, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 77 years. 
 Edward Hampton, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Samuel Carter, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 Thomas Lancaster, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 80 years. 
 John Russell Son of the Rev. John Russell, D.D., Rector of 
 
 Bishopgate and late Schoolmaster of Charterhouse, 22 years. 
 
 1837 Jan. 16 William Slatter, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Thomas Jordan Hookham, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 Edward Hirst, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 John Snook, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 72 years. 
 James Jarrat, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 Richard John Samuel Stevens, Organist of the Charterhouse, 81. 
 
 Buried in the Cloisters of the Chapel. 
 Stephen Pell, Poor Brother, 56. 
 James Launder, Poor Brother, 83. 
 Joseph Deverell, Servant to the Revd. W. H. Chapman, Ushei", 45. 
 
 In the burial-ground. 
 
 1838 Jan. 30 John Hodgkinson, Poor Brother, 87. 
 Erancis Hall, Poor Brother, 67. 
 
 April 17 Thomas Gatty, Registrar and Receiver, Charterhouse, 52 years. 
 
 In the Vault of the Chapel. 
 April 27 Charlotte Woods, Wife of the First groom, John Woods, 32 years. 
 Nov. 5 James Cowling, No. 7 Little Arthur Street (Late Tailor to 
 
 Charterhouse), 60 years. 
 Nov. 22 John Adey, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 72 years. 
 Nov. 28 James Winch, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 88 years. 
 Dec. 6 Stephen Hodges, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Dec. 15 Augustus Nicholson Saunders, Nephew of the Schoolmaster, 11 
 
 years. In the Vault of the Chapel. 
 
 April 
 
 May 
 May 
 June 
 
 26 
 3 
 
 21 
 
 27 
 
 Sep. 
 Dec. 
 
 17 
 3 
 
 Jan. 
 
 7 
 
 July 
 July 
 Aug. 
 
 24 
 
 28 
 6 
 
 Sep. 
 Oct. 
 
 2 
 24 
 
 Nov. 
 
 17 
 
 Dec. 
 
 18 
 
 Jan. 
 
 29 
 
 Feb. 
 
 24 
 
 May 
 
 Sep. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 5 
 26 
 
 21 
 
 Jan. 
 
 7 
 
 Jan. 
 
 13 
 
 Jan. 
 
 21 
 
 Jan. 
 
 23 
 
 Feb. 
 
 15 
 
 Feb. 
 
 23 
 
 Feb. 
 
 29 
 
 Aug. 
 
 29 
 
 Sep. 
 Oct. 
 
 4 
 31 
 
 Dec. 
 
 9 
 
 Dec. 
 
 27 
 
 Jan. 
 
 16 
 
 Jan. 
 
 20 
 
 Jan. 
 
 21 
 
 Jan. 
 
 27 
 
 June 15 
 
 Sep. 
 
 30 
 
 Oct. 
 
 16 
 
 Nov. 
 
 24 
 
 Dec. 
 
 25 
 
 Jan. 
 
 30 
 
 Mar. 
 
 17 
 
78 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1839 Jan. 31 John James Pavey, Grandson of tlie Chapel "Woman, 1 yr. 9 
 
 months. 
 William Payne, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 85 years. 
 John Smith, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 101 years. 
 William Twentyman, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 76 years. 
 John Shafto Owen, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 
 1840 Feb. 15 William Shepcutt, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 90 years. 
 Matthew Dyer, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 67 years. 
 Eandle Lewis, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 Robert Chipchase, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 80 years. 
 Henry Cromwell Field, Medical Officer of Charterhouse, 55 years. 
 
 In the Vault of the Chapel. 
 Antony Fifield, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 Billy Babb. Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 70 years. 
 
 1841 Jan. 14 Robert Stokoe, Scholars' Butler, Charterhouse, 59 years. 
 Leonard Thorpe, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 75 years. 
 Thomas Calladine, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 96 years 11 
 
 months. 
 Williams Stephens, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 77 years. 
 John Thyer, Son of the Cook, Charterhouse, 2 years. 
 April 27 William Humphries, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 74 years. 
 
 Mary Fisher, Wife of the Master of the Charterhouse, 
 
 80 years. In the Vault of the Chapel. 
 William Midgley, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 Francis Dukes, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 64 years. 
 Ann German, daughter of the Scholars' Porter, Charterhouse, 
 
 9 months. 
 William Davis Francis, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 60 years. 
 Robert Scott, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 66 years. 
 
 1842 Jan. 12 John Park, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 74 years. 
 Elleanor Lavinia German, daughter of the Scholars' Porter, 
 
 3 years 4 months. 
 Philip Fisher, D.D., Master of this Hospital, 91 years. In the 
 
 Vault of the Chapel. 
 William Acton, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 70 years. 
 John Lacey, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 April 22 Edmund Conroy Fisher, Scholar upon the Foundation, Charter- 
 house, 14 years. In the Chapel Vault. 
 April 22 John Lothian Percival, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 62 years. 
 June 10 James Mercer, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 62 years. 
 
 William Dobson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 64 years. 
 James Hickson Beal, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 72 years. 
 Thomas Alder, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 69 years. 
 Machell Stace, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 
 1843 Feb. 23 Henry Whitwell, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Elizabeth Woods, daughter of the First Groom John Woods, 
 
 Charterhouse, 7 years. 
 
 Thomas Swan, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 
 Ellen Miles, daughter of the Resident Medical Officer, Charter- 
 house, 20 years. In the Vault of the Chapel. 
 
 Stephen Lyne, 2nd Groom, Charterhouse, 44 years. 
 
 William Osborn, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 75 years. 
 
 Joseph Frickley, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 69 years. 
 
 Sarah Hayho, Charterhouse, 7 years. 
 
 1844 Feb. 22 William Williams, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 77 years. 
 William Day Toulmin Batteson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 
 
 67 years. 
 Elizabeth White, Under Housekeeper, Charterhouse, 63 years. 
 
 Feb. 
 
 28 
 
 Sep. 
 Oct. 
 
 26 
 25 
 
 Dec. 
 
 27 
 
 Feb. 
 
 15 
 
 Mar. 
 
 15 
 
 Mar. 
 
 27 
 
 April 
 May 
 
 2 
 12 
 
 Aug. 
 
 6 
 
 Oct. 
 
 16 
 
 Jan. 
 
 14 
 
 Jan. 
 
 22 
 
 Mar. 
 
 19 
 
 Mar. 
 
 27 
 
 April 3 
 
 April 27 
 May 15 
 
 July 
 July 
 Oct. 
 
 23 
 29 
 23 
 
 Oct. 
 
 29 
 
 Nov. 
 
 3 
 
 Jan. 
 
 12 
 
 Jan. 
 
 25 
 
 Jan. 
 
 27 
 
 Feb. 
 
 8 
 
 Feb. 
 
 18 
 
 July 
 Oct. 
 
 14 
 
 7 
 
 Oct. 
 
 28 
 
 Dec. 
 
 9 
 
 Feb. 
 
 23 
 
 Mar. 
 
 24 
 
 May 
 May 
 
 8 
 
 27 
 
 Sep. 
 Oct. 
 
 12 
 6 
 
 Nov. 
 
 4 
 
 Dec. 
 
 5 
 
 Feb. 
 
 22 
 
 April 
 
 9 
 
 June 
 
 5 
 
THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 79 
 
 1844 June 24 Robert Ayre Storer, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 53 years. 
 Aug. 31 William Jones, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 77 years. 
 Sep. 28 Robert Jameson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 75 years. 
 Nov. 6 John Roberts, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 Nov. 25 Richard Groodwin, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 94 years. 
 
 1845 Feb. 6 Anthony Lacon, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 Feb. 21 Robert Twaddell, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 77 years. 
 Feb. 26 William Knight, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 87 years. 
 Feb. 28 John David Jones, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 72 years. 
 May 16 William Spranklin, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 84 years. 
 Alio-. 12 George Evett, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 85 years. 
 Sep^ 12 John Hanson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 83 years. 
 Sep. 24 Edward Leeson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 Nov. 25 Daniel Sharp, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, SL years. 
 
 1846 Jan. 17 Henry Walker, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 59 years. 
 Feb. 6 Nathaniel Godwin, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 79 years. 
 Feb. 21 John Hayton, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Mar. 12 John Dickins, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 76 years. 
 Mai*. 31 Martin Grannell, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 79 years. 
 June 12 David Davis, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 75 years. 
 
 Sep. 29 Richard Fletcher Wicks, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 80 years. 
 Dec. 28 Samuel Toon, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 90 years. 
 
 1847 Jan. 5 William Shepherd, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 67 years. 
 
 Feb. 11 William Witham, Cow Cross Street, formerly under-Cook of 
 
 Charterhouse, 83 years. 
 Feb. 15 Thomas Bradfield, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 Feb. 19 William Turner, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 79 years. 
 Mar. 3 Henry Stothard, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 57 years. 
 Mar. 22 John Romanis, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 60 years. 
 May 8 William Anderson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 June 5 Thomas Hurst, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 75 years. 
 June 5 George Hobart, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 Auf. 28 William Hathaway, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 Sep. 11 Francis Albany James Hargraves, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 
 
 68 years. 
 Nov. 30 William Fewkes Bayzand, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 80 years. 
 Dec. 3 Richard Sanders, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Dec. 24 Anna Maria Stephens, Peckham, Widow of the late Organist, 
 
 79 years. Buried in the Cloisters of the Chapel. 
 
 1848 Jan. 5 Archibald Harry Keightley, Charterhouse, Son of the Regis- 
 
 trar, 6^ years. Buried in the Vault in the Chapel. 
 Feb. 2 John Wright, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 92 years. 
 May 9 Robert Stacey, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 84 years. 
 Nov. 8 John Andrews, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 82 years. 
 
 1849 Jan. 4 Thomas Harris, Bartholomew Close, 73 years. 
 
 Jan. 13 John Major, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 67 years. 
 
 Feb. 17 Caleb Wheeler, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 74 years. 
 
 Mar. 30 George Busse, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 77 years. 
 
 Aug. 26 Thomas Massey, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 80 years. 
 
 Dec. 21 Thomas AVeaver, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 86 years. 
 
 Dec. 27 Nathaniel Harris, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 62 years. 
 
 Dec. 27 Matthew William Sankey, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 83 years. 
 
 1850 Jan. 8 John Roberts, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 85 years. 
 Jan. 15 Anthony Reed, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 Feb. 21 Thomas Okey, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 78 years. 
 Mar. 7 Richard Gabriel, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 68 years. 
 
 April 2 Mary Ramsden, East Ham, 71 years. Buried in the Cloisters of 
 the Chapel. 
 
80 THE REGISTERS OF CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 1850 April 24 Elizabeth Floyd, Charterhouse, wife of the Porter, 59 years. 
 Mary Ann Floyd, Charterhouse, daughter of the Porter, 23 
 
 years. 
 John Eichard Cox, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 79 years. 
 Thomas Barrett, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 88 years. 
 Joseph Bobson, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 79 years. 
 Robert Hunt, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 76 years. 
 Elizabeth Scates, No. 31 Holborn, 81 years. 
 Benjamin Meredith, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 63 years. 
 
 1851 Jan. 3 Peter Houghton, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 84 years. 
 Benjamin Payne, Charterhouse, Butler, 55 years. 
 William Sandon, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 74 years. 
 James Woodman, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 George Treacher, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 68 years. 
 
 1852 Jan. 8 Thomas Foster, Poor Brother, Chai-terhouse, 80 years. 
 Richard Kelsall Priestley, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 Louis Leplastrier, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 83 years. 
 William White, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 Sarah Agnes Dicken, Charterhouse, wife of Rev. C. R. Dicken, 
 
 Reader, 42 years. Buried in the Vault in the Chapel, 
 Richard Meredith, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 Robert John Saunders, Charterhouse Square, late of Eltham, 
 
 Kent, gentleman, 60 years. Buried in the Vault. 
 George Goodman, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 90 years. 
 Alexander Williams, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 81 years. 
 John Jones, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 71 years. 
 
 1853 Mar. 21 Henderson Skaif, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 83 years. 
 Richard Rettford, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 60 years. 
 
 1854 Feb. 2 Norman Whitwick, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 64 years. 
 Richard Gouldsmith, Poor Brother, Charterhouse, 73 years. 
 
 [The Burial-ground was closed, and no more Burials took place in the precincts 
 of the Charterhouse. 
 
 The Register henceforth notes those loho were carried from Charterhouse to a 
 Cemetery. '\ 
 
 April 24 
 April 24 
 
 May 
 
 10 
 
 May 
 May 
 
 16 
 24 
 
 Aug. 
 
 19 
 
 Nov. 
 
 13 
 
 Dec. 
 
 31 
 
 Jan. 
 
 3 
 
 Aug. 
 
 16 
 
 Sep. 
 Nov. 
 
 13 
 
 8 
 
 Nov. 
 
 28 
 
 Jan. 
 
 8 
 
 Feb. 
 
 10 
 
 Feb. 
 
 11 
 
 Feb. 
 
 19 
 
 Mar. 
 
 2 
 
 April 
 May 
 
 16 
 1 
 
 May 
 June 
 
 17 
 5 
 
 Dec. 
 
 17 
 
 Mar. 
 
 21 
 
 July 
 Feb. 
 
 6 
 2 
 
 Feb. 
 
 3 
 
81 
 
 $nstr(pt(ons xin tfje JHonuments 
 antr (gravestones in Ci)aiterl)Ouse Chapel 
 
 The Foundee's Tomb. 
 
 Aems. — Or, on a chevron between three annulets gules three crescejits of the field. 
 Ceest. — A greyhotmd's head ennine, gorged with a collar or. 
 
 Sacred to the Glory of God, in grateful 
 Memory of Thomas Sutton Esq"". 
 
 Here lyeth Buried y^ Body of Thomas Sutton 
 
 late of Castle Campes in the County of 
 
 Cambridge Esq'", at whose only Costes and 
 
 Charges this Hospitall was Founded and 
 
 endowed w"* large Possessions for y* Eeliefe 
 
 of Poor Me' & Childre'. He was a gent : borne 
 
 at Knayth in the County of Lincoln, of "Wor- 
 
 thie & honest Parentage. He lyved to y^ age 
 
 of 79 years, and Deceased y^ 12*^1^ of December 1611. 
 
 Aems. — Quarterly: 1, 8ahle [? Azure'], a lion rampant hetioeen three fleurs-de-lis 
 or (Beaumont) ; 2, Gules, seven lozenges or ; 3, Q-ules, a cinquefoil 
 ermine; 4, Argent, an escutcheon within a double tressure flory 
 counterflory gules. 
 
 Ceests. — 1, On an elephant a tower ; 2, On a chapeau a lion statant or. 
 
 Underneath two shields : 1, Ghiles, a fess between six mullets argent (? Ashbuen- 
 ham), impaling Beaumont; 2, Or, on a chief sable three leopards^ 
 heads erased or (Eichaedson), impaling Beaumont. 
 
 In the Vault under the Founders Tombe lieth 
 buried the Bodye of Feancis Beaumount Mas- 
 ter of Arts Esquier, late Master of this 
 y^ Kinges Hospitall. He was second sonne of Ni- 
 cholas Beaumount of Coloverton in the County 
 of Leicester Esq^ He died y" IS^^ of June A" 1624. 
 This Monument was erected by Elizabeth Lady 
 Eichardson Barones of Cramond in Scotland 
 his nece and executris, daug"^ of Sir Tho^ Beau- 
 mount of Stanton in the co. afforsaid and brother to y^ 
 
 said Francis. 
 
 M 
 
82 INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 Abms. — Azure, two shin-bones in saltire between four Jleurs-de-lis or. 
 Ckest. — A pheasant rising proper. 
 
 In the Yault of this Chapel 
 
 Lie the Remains of 
 
 Thomas Gattt Esq'' 
 
 Registrar and Eeceiver 
 
 of this Hospital 
 
 Who died April 9"^ 1838 
 
 Aged 52 Tears. 
 
 John Law Esq'^ one of y^ 
 
 Executors to y^ Founder 
 
 Deceased 17*^' of October 
 
 1614 
 
 Aged 61. 
 
 Memorise 
 
 Samuelis Beedmoee 
 
 S. T. D. 
 
 Nottinghamiae nati 
 
 qui hoc domo institutus 
 
 Et inter socios Collegii Jesu 
 
 apud Cantabrigiensem adlectus, 
 
 hujusce Archididascalus ScholaB 
 
 fuit co-optatus 
 
 quo munere navita perfunctus est 
 
 annos xxii 
 Vixit pius frugi integer benignus 
 
 annos Lxii 
 
 Decessit magno bonorum moerore 
 
 anno mdccci* 
 
 Hujus ad introitum sacelli 
 
 quod fuit mortale est sepultum. 
 
 Sacred 
 
 to the Memory of 
 
 Aechibald Keightlbt 
 
 Born April #•! 1795 
 
 Died August ^^^ 1877 
 
 The Registrar of this Hospital 
 
 for over 39 years 
 
 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace 
 
 Whose mind is stayed on Thee, because 
 
 he trusteth in Thee. 
 
 * See Burials, pages 64 and 92. Dr. Berdmore died Jan. 20, 1802. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 83 
 
 Sacred 
 
 to the Memory of 
 
 Aechibalb Henet Keightlet 
 
 who departed this life 
 
 December 29* 1847 
 
 in the 7* year of his age. 
 
 Suffer little children to come to me 
 
 and forbid them not 
 for of such is the Kingdom of God. 
 
 M. S. 
 
 MAEIiB 
 
 Philippi Fishee Conjugis delectissimae 
 
 qusB per LV Annos 
 
 Cum marito suo fidelissima Societate 
 
 Conjuncta Yixit 
 
 Mater optima Matrona pia 
 
 Comis misericors 
 
 Diuterni morbi vim aequo auimo perpessa 
 
 Decessit placidissimo exitu 
 
 Die Mali decimo sexto 
 
 Anno Sacro mdccoli 
 
 ^tatis suae lxxx 
 
 in Christo quiescit 
 
 Hunc titulum meritis nequaquam parem 
 
 Ires filise superstites 
 
 poni curaverunt. 
 
 Hie 
 
 prope conjugem dilectissimam 
 
 quod semper in votis erat 
 
 Conditus est 
 
 Philipptjs Fishee S.T.P. Canonicus Norvicensis 
 
 et per annos xxxtiii hujusce Hospitii Magister 
 
 Vir amore literarum 
 
 constantia et prudentia insignia 
 
 Summis sevi sui viris amicitia conjunctus 
 
 in filiorum ingenio studiis moribus colendis 
 
 Solicitus ac Sagax 
 
 Annos vixit xcii 
 
 Decessit die Januarii decimo nono 
 
 Anno Sacro mdcccxlii 
 
 In Christo quiescit 
 
 Gulielmua, filius unicus e tribus superstes 
 
 patri Optimo desideratissimo titulum posuit. 
 
84 INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 In hoc sacello requiescit 
 
 Edmundus Coneay Fishee 
 
 Gulielmi Fisher, Canonici Sarisburieusis, 
 
 filius natu secundus, 
 
 puer annorum xiv 
 
 Hujus Scholae Alumnus 
 
 Qui aetatem ingenio et moribus 
 
 longe praevenerat 
 
 Simplex humilis placidus ingenuus 
 
 Raj)tus est die Aprilis decimo Septimo 
 
 Anno Sacro mdcccxlii 
 
 Parentes amores sui monumentum 
 
 posuere 
 
 Filii carisaimo. 
 
 Sacred to the Memory of 
 
 James Cueeey B.D. 
 
 "Who was elected Preacher 
 
 of the Charterhouse 
 
 July 2»'i 1812 
 
 and died 8*^ August 1823 
 
 Aged 54 years. 
 
 In the Founders Vault are deposited the remains of 
 
 Edwaed Law Loed Ellenboeough 
 
 Son of Edmund Law, Lord Bishop of Carlisle, 
 
 Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench from April 
 
 1802 to November 1818 
 
 and a Governor of the Charterhouse. 
 
 He died December 13"' 1818 in the 69^1^ year of his age ; 
 
 and in grateful remembrance of 
 the advantages he had derived through his life from his 
 
 education 
 
 upon the Foundation of the Charterhouse 
 
 desired to be buried in this Church. 
 
 Math^o Raine S.T.P. 
 
 Coll. Trin. in Academia Cantabrigensi Socio 
 Scholae Carthusianae cujus antea fuerat alumnus 
 
 Per xx annos archididascalo. 
 
 In Capella Societatis Anglice dictse Gray's Inn, 
 
 anu. II mens iii concionatori 
 
 qui vixit ann. Li mens iii dieb. xxii 
 
 decessit xv Cal. Octobr. anno Sacro mdcccxi 
 
 Et in hoc sacello sepultus est. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 86 
 
 Homini, justo, integro, pio, 
 
 Cm in patriam optime animato, 
 
 interpret! Sacrse Scripturse 
 
 veritatis cupidiori quam contentionis, 
 
 et Solito audientiam sibi facere 
 
 natural! quadam auctoritate 
 
 et genere oration!s grav! ac v!r!li, 
 
 Mag!stro l!beral!um artium, 
 
 Grrgec!s et Lat!nis l!ter!s appr!me docto 
 
 et prseceptor! recte vivend! 
 
 propter suaritatem sermon!s atque morum d!gn!ssimo 
 
 qui in loco sanct! parentis haberetur 
 
 discipuli ejus sua sponte suoque sumptu 
 
 H.M.P.O.C. 
 
 Juxta situs est 
 
 Andeeas Tooke A.m. 
 
 Scholae Carthusianse archididascalus necuon in Coll. Greshamensi 
 
 Geometriae Professor. Scire autem si velis, lector qualis fuerit, 
 
 aute oculos pene virum corporis et animi dotibus egregium. 
 
 In omni literarum genere prsecellentem in Platonis avjXTroaia, 
 
 vel Ciceronis Tusculano inter primarios recumbentem ; 
 
 Grammaticum, Accuratissimum, Criticum, Oculatissimum. 
 
 In reconditissimis Eei Antiquariae atq. Historicse penetrabilibus 
 
 versatissimum ; quern Musse porro omnes plusquam 
 
 quinta deliciarum suarum parte et to turn perfuderunt ; et 
 
 penitus imbuerunt ; qui Mathematica Studia Philologicis 
 
 in utroq. summus mirifice conciliavit ; In pueris instruendis 
 
 turn in sacris turn in classicis literis, ut sapiens Architectua, 
 
 et fundamenta fideliter jecit, et ad coronidem filiciter 
 
 perduxit. Erat ei ingenium facile, uber, aptum, sermo 
 
 gravis at festivus. Acer aliquando sed urbanus leporibus ac 
 
 faeetiis, tanquam sale conspersus ; Atticus omnino et Atticis 
 
 auribus plane dignus. In pectore ejus pura fides nudaque 
 
 Veritas Humanse pariter ac divinae habitarunt et vigebant. 
 
 Cum bonorum omnium amore summo et existimatione 
 
 ducebat Vitam, Mansuetus quippe f uerat comis et benevolus 
 
 Moribus suavissimis, candidissimisque. Tarn religiosus 
 
 amicitise cultor, ut amici coramodum suo post-habito unice 
 
 anteferret. In his tandem ad Pamam ssecularem et 
 
 felicitatem seternam apprime spectantibus et maxime 
 
 gloriabatur, et summo exultabat gaudio. 
 
 Natus 1 r 1673 
 
 Denatus )> A. C ^ 1731 
 ^tatis J 1 —58 
 
86 INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 M.S. 
 Thom^ Walkeei, LL.D., 
 
 Scholse Cartliusianae 
 
 primum alumni, 
 
 turn subprseceptoris, 
 
 et deinum per annos xlix 
 
 Archididascali ; 
 
 qui 
 
 Hebraicam, G-rsecam Latinamque liuguam, 
 
 preeaccurate tenuit 
 
 nee muneri suo f ungendo magis fuit idoneus 
 
 quam in cuuctis ejus partibua impendis 
 
 diligens et assiduus. 
 
 Gravitatem cum urbanitate filiciter temporavit, 
 
 nee bilarem se preestitit cum severitatem ; 
 
 nee severum cum bilaritatem 
 
 tempus postulabat. 
 
 Animi magnitudine prsecelluit, 
 
 hinc mirus in eo semper eluxit 
 
 Cum pecuniae turn gloriae contem[p]tu8 
 
 et laude digna facere non laudari gestiit ; 
 
 denique vera pietas, incorrupta morum probitaa, 
 
 et tota vitse ratio bene subducta, 
 
 suis eum, quod certe scimus, charum 
 
 Deo, per Jesu Cbristi merita 
 
 quod fidentes speramus 
 
 acceptum reddidere. 
 
 Uxorem, filium, filiamque, moriens reliquit, 
 
 ilia conjugem, bi patrem 
 
 amantissimum pariter redamarunt 
 
 Et ereptum moerentes deflent. 
 
 Eeliquise ejus boc prope marmor positse 
 
 felicem expectant resurrectionem. 
 
 Natus est Assingtonise in agro Suffolcienci 
 
 viii° die Martii mdcxlvii 
 
 Denatus in sedibus Cartbusianis 
 
 xii° die Julii mdccxxviii 
 
 anno setatis suae lxxxi 
 
 Underneath tbis Stone 
 
 lye tbe Mortal Eemaius of 
 
 Thomas Walker LL.D. 
 
 Head Schoolmaster of tbis Hospital 
 
 for above 49 years 
 who died July 12*^ 1728 Aged 81. 
 
 And of Elizabeth Walkeb 
 
 his Eelict and Wife for 35 years 
 
 being tbe daughter of 
 
 William Berry Esquier 
 
 of Chichester 
 
 in the County of Sussex 
 
 who died October 12. 1736 Aged 78 
 
INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 87 
 
 Whose desire was that as they had been 
 
 always loving in their lives in their 
 
 deaths they might not be divided. 
 
 And also of 
 
 Elizabeth Walker their Daughter 
 
 Who died Feb. IV^ 1736 Aged 40 years. 
 
 Here Lieth the Body of 
 
 John Pateicb; 
 
 D.D. 
 
 Preacher to this House 
 
 XXIV years 
 Who departed this life 
 XIX December mdcxcv 
 
 " His Works Praise 
 Him." 
 
 Abms. — Argent, semee of cross-crosslets JltcTiee, a lion rampant sahle, impaling 
 Gules, afess between three crescents or, a canton ermine. 
 
 H. S. E. 
 
 Apud sues Carthusianos, 
 
 quos ita semper unice dilexit et coluit, 
 
 ut quorum intra parietes enutritus est, 
 
 in iisdem vivere voluerit et mori, 
 
 Heneicus Levett M.D. 
 
 Qui 
 
 Oxonise 
 
 E Collegio S. Magdalense 
 
 in socium co-optatus Exoniensem ; 
 
 Londini 
 
 nosocomio S. Bartholomsei praepositus, 
 
 et in Eegali Medicorum Societate, 
 
 non una vice, et Censor et Theasaurarius ; 
 
 ad hujusce in super hospitii curam accersitus, 
 
 jEdes sibi pro suo munere destinatas 
 
 Sumptu baud medico instauravit. 
 
 Easque egregium successoribus suis donum 
 
 et sibi ipsi monumentum reliquit, 
 
 Diversis hujusce vitae officiis, 
 
 quocunque ea in loco obtigerant 
 
 I'eliciter functus, 
 
 Omnium commodis inserviit, 
 
 et omnibus gratiain 
 
 et sine invidisi laudem consecutus est ; 
 
 Erat enim ingenio 
 
 simplici, aperto, perhumano ; 
 
 antiquis moribus et fide. 
 
 Neque illo quisquam 
 
 aut amici aut viri probi, 
 
 aut medici denique scientis et assidui 
 
 partes cumulatius explevit. 
 
 Ob. Julii a.c. 1725. ^t. 58. 
 
88 INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 [^On a Oravestone.'] 
 
 Here lietli the Body of 
 
 Henet Levett M.D. 
 
 Pormerly educated in this 
 
 Foundation 
 
 Since Physician of it 
 
 near xii Years 
 He departed this Life 
 
 July II, MD.CCXXV. 
 
 ^tatis LViii. 
 
 [On a Oravestone.'] 
 
 Here lyeth the body of 
 
 M'f James Sid grave 
 
 born at G-arstang in Lanc''^® 
 
 He was 21 years Housekeeper 
 
 of this Hospital 
 
 To which by will he gave 50^^ 
 
 To y® poor of Clerkenwell 50^' 
 
 To 20 poor familys 100" 
 
 He dyed y'= 26 day of April 
 
 A.D. 1707 
 
 Aged 57 Tears. 
 
 Cantuariffi Sepultus hie loci apud memores vivit, 
 
 Johannes Russell S.T.P. 
 
 Vir acerrimo ingenio diligentia singulari 
 
 Accurata eruditione 
 
 Qui olim ex hac domo profectus 
 
 Oxonise gequales sues doctrina praeeminebat 
 
 Deinde per annos xxi Archididascalus 
 
 Eem strenuse agens siquis alius 
 
 Magnam Scholse Carthusianse famam conciliavit 
 
 postea novis suceptis laboribus 
 
 Yigore et assiduitate nunquam non insignis 
 
 Vitam oporosam jucunda produxit senectute 
 
 Morte tranquilla coronavit 
 
 NatUS MDCCLXXXVI 
 
 Archididascalus mdcccxii 
 Decessit mdccclxiii. 
 
 Filius infra sepultis Aetueo 
 
 qui annos iv menses v dies ii 
 
 Natus. Decessit xii Cal. Decemb. 
 
 A.S., MDCCCXXTIII. JOHANNI qui 
 
 Annos xxii menses ix dies vii 
 
 natus, decessit xi Cal. Jan. 
 
 A.S., MDCCcxxxvii Johannes Eussell 
 
 Olim Archiadidascalus 
 
 et Maria Augusta parentes 
 
 Heu superstites pasuerunt. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 89 
 
 In a Vault near the entrance of this Chapel 
 
 are interred the mortal remains o£ Thomas Rams den Esq. 
 
 second son of the Eev'' William Ramsden D.D. 
 
 late Master of this House. 
 
 A Carthusian by birth education and attachment. 
 
 The situations which he filled 
 
 as Surgeon to Christs and the Foundling 
 
 and nearly two and twenty years 
 
 Assistant Surgeon to S' Bartholomews Hospital 
 
 Bear ample testimony 
 
 as well to his general Worth 
 
 as to his Professional Character. 
 
 He died 17 February 1813 
 
 in the 46*^ year of his age. 
 
 In Memoriam 
 
 Edwardi Elder S.T.P. 
 
 Scholse Carthusianae Alumni 
 
 et per quinque Annos Archididascali 
 
 Quem morte abreptum immatura 
 
 e mediis laboribus 
 
 Deus Opt : Max : revocavit 
 
 Hoc signum suae observantiae 
 
 Amici et discipuli moerentes 
 
 ponendum curaverunt 
 
 Eruditus, probus, strenuus, 
 
 ingenio acerrimo singulari diligentia 
 
 mira jucunditate 
 
 Vivus amorem apud omnes sibi conciliavit 
 
 Mortuus desiderium reliquit 
 
 Natus Kal. Oct. ad. mdcccxii 
 
 Obiit AD. VIII, Id : Apr ad. mdccclviii. 
 
 Sacred to the Memory of 
 
 Elizabeth Jeffkins 
 
 who, after eight years of faithful service 
 
 in the boarding house of the Eev'^ Edward Churton 
 
 one of the Assistant Masters of the School, 
 
 was appointed Matron to the Scholars 
 
 on the Foundation of this Hospital 
 
 in the year 1830 
 
 In fulfilment of her duty in that office 
 
 She gave constant proof of the power 
 
 Which motherly kindness combined with prudence 
 
 and directed by Christian principle possesses 
 
 to win the love and respect of the young 
 
 and to prepare them to give ear 
 
 to affectionate warning and earnest advice 
 
 She died in Charterhouse April 5^^ 1856 and was buried 
 
 At Kings Sutton in the County of Northampton. 
 
90 INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 
 
 This tablet is erected 
 
 as well in grateful remembrance 
 
 of benefits conferred and kindness shewn 
 
 to all under her care 
 
 as for the sake of perpetuating 
 
 the name of Elizabeth Jeffkins 
 
 in the place which she most loved 
 
 and in which she did so much good. 
 
 Cari desiderio Capitis 
 
 Oliveri Walpoed 
 
 Qui studiorum magister ludorum particeps 
 
 J^^tatis jam meridie vitse laboribus prefunctus 
 
 Sibi feliciter suis flebiliter 
 
 paulisper requiescit. 
 
 Cujus ossa lex intra hos muros sepeliri 
 
 Memoriam pietas discipulorum deperire noluit 
 
 MDCCCLV. 
 
 H. M. 
 
 AuGTiSTO Nicholson Saundees 
 
 Scholse Carthusianae commensali 
 
 qui obiit die ix""" Decembris mdcccxxxviii 
 
 Annos natus undecem 
 
 Filio dulcissimo 
 parentes vivi posuerunt. 
 
 Beneath are deposited 
 
 The Eemains of 
 
 EoBEET Saundees Esq'' 
 
 late of Eltham in the County of Kent 
 
 One of 
 
 Her Majesties Inspectors of Factories 
 
 An elder brother of 
 
 the Rev*! A. P. Saunders D.D. 
 
 Head Master of this School 
 
 Who died at the Charterhouse 
 
 April 25«> 1852 
 
 Aged 60 Years. 
 
 In the Vault beneath 
 
 are interred the Remains of 
 
 John Vetch M.D. 
 
 Physician to the Forces 
 
 Author of several Medical Works 
 
 Physician to this Hospital 
 
 The duties of which office during twelve years 
 
 he most zealously fulfilled 
 
 and died xxviii April mdcccxxxv aged liii years. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS IN CHARTERHOUSE CHAPEL. 91 
 
 Henet Cromwell Field Esq^ 
 
 Eesident Medical Officer of the 
 
 Charterhouse 
 
 died VI May mdcccxxxx 
 
 in the lv year of his age 
 
 His remains rest in the vault beneath. 
 
 To the Memory of 
 
 William Hoesley Mus. Bac. Oxon. 
 
 who for the latter years 
 
 of his life was Organist 
 
 of this Hospital 
 
 He was born November 15^^ 1774 
 
 and died June 12"i 1858. 
 
 Loving God and trusting for mercy in 
 Jesus Christ. 
 
 In Memory of 
 
 Saeah Agnes 
 
 the beloved wife of 
 
 the Eevd C. E. Dicken M.A. 
 
 Eeader of Charterhouse 
 
 who died 
 
 Februarv 24'ii 1852. 
 
 Near this place lye the Eemains 
 
 of 
 
 John Christophee Pepusch Doctor of Music in the University of Oxford 
 
 He was borne at Berlin 
 
 and resided in London highly esteemed, above 50 years 
 
 Distinguished as a most learned Master 
 
 and Patron of his Profession 
 
 In the year 1737 he retired to the private employment 
 
 of 
 
 Organist to this House 
 
 "Where he departed this Life 
 
 July 20th 1752. Aged 85. 
 
 The Academy of Ancient Music established in 1710 
 
 of which he was oue of the Original Founders 
 
 and to which he bequeathed a valuable Collection of Music 
 
 in grateful Eespect to his Memory 
 
 caused this Monument to be erected 
 
 1767. 
 
92 
 
 Jnscripttons in tijc Cfjapel Cloister. 
 
 On the G-bayestones. 
 
 Sir William Yobke Bart 
 
 Died SO'ii Sept' 1776 
 
 Aged 76. 
 
 Dame Charity Torke 
 
 Died 6^^ May 1779 
 
 Aged 72. 
 
 Here lieth the Body of 
 
 John Jones Esq"^ 
 
 Organist of this Hospital 
 
 St Paul's Cathedral 
 
 and the Temple 
 
 who died 17* of February 1796 
 
 Aged 67 years. 
 
 Also of Mf» Sarah Jones 
 
 Wife of the above 
 
 who died the 8«' of October 1792 
 
 Aged 62 years. 
 
 The above John Jones 
 
 resided in this Hospital 43 years. 
 
 Also of Henrietta Maria Jones 
 
 Daughter of the above 
 
 who died 22"* May 1828 
 
 in the 68*** year of her age. 
 
 Samuel Berdmobe D.D. 
 
 Died 20ti» Jan^y 1802 
 
 Aged 62. 
 
 Maria Berdmobe 
 
 Wife of the above 
 
 died 2^^ Peb'-y 1821 
 
 Aged 76. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CHAPEL CLOISTER. 93 
 
 William Eamsden D.D. 
 Master of this Hospital 
 Ob' 2"'' November 1804 
 
 ^tat. 86. 
 Elizabeth Eamsden 
 
 "Wife of the above 
 
 Died 27«' Juue 1812 
 
 Aged 82 years. 
 
 Also the body of 
 
 Thomas Eamsden Esq'« 
 
 second son of the above 
 
 Died 17 February 1813 
 
 in the 46'^'' year of his age. 
 
 Lewis Ceusitjs D.D. 
 Ob' 23 May 1775 
 
 ^t74. 
 
 Anne Ceusius 
 
 1782. 
 
 Thomas Melmoth Esq' 
 Auditor of this Hospital 
 
 Died April 17'^ 1783 
 in the 70^'' year of his age. 
 
 James Delabeee 
 
 third son of the 
 
 EeV^ C. E. Pritchett M.A. 
 
 Died Jany S'''' 1822 
 
 Aged 3 years 8 months 
 
 and 3 weeks 
 
 The grass withereth, the flower fadeth, 
 The Word of God shall stand for ever. 
 
 Biddy Maeia Stone 
 
 Wife of A. D. Stone M.D. 
 
 Born June T^ 1762 
 
 Died June 7"' 1817. 
 
 William Mansfield Stone A.B. 
 
 EeUow of Kings College Cambridge 
 
 son of the above 
 
 Born November 29^11 1795 
 
 Died July ^^^ 1819. 
 
 Aethue Daniel Stone M.D. 
 
 Many years Physician 
 
 to this Hospital 
 
 Born February 14*^ 1764 
 
 Died August 12^11 1824. 
 
94i INSCRIPTIONS IN THE CHAPEL CLOISTER. 
 
 Beneath this Stone 
 are deposited the Remains of 
 DoEOTHT Anne Heathcote 
 Wife of 
 Colonel Charles Heathcote 
 of Derby- 
 Daughter of Cockin Sole Esq^ 
 once of Bobbin in the County 
 of Kent 
 Obiit 9^^ Ocf 1796 
 Aged 58 years 
 
 There is peace with God for the Righteous. 
 
 John Swaine 
 
 Son of James and Mary Currey 
 
 Died Dec"- 5"^ 1821 
 
 Aged 8 years 
 
 and 7 months 
 
 RicHD. Jno. Samuel Stevens 
 
 upwards of 40 years 
 
 Organist to this Hospital 
 
 Born March 27* 1757 
 
 Died Sep-- 23^-1 1837. 
 
 Also Anna Maeia 
 
 Wife of the above 
 
 Born May 24^11 1768 
 
 Died Dec"^ 19*'^ 1847. 
 
 John Chueton 
 
 Died 15*1^ Nov-- 1814 
 
 Aged 11 years 
 
 and 8 months. 
 
 William Wollaston 
 
 Died April 13, 1797 
 
 Aged four months 
 
 Of such is the Kingdom 
 of Heaven. 
 
95 
 
 jjnsciipttons on t{)e Cloister SSEalls. 
 
 Attende paulim, quisquis es : subtus jacet 
 
 NicoLAUS Mann, 
 
 Olim Magister, nunc remistus pulvere : 
 
 Quia ille, vel quid egerit bene aut secus 
 
 In vita, omitte quseritare ; scit Deus. 
 
 Monere maluit hoc, quod ad te pertinet : 
 
 Bene universis tu fac et fieri velis, 
 
 Semper benigni Patris omnium memor. 
 
 Sic si paratus hue intres, precibus tuis 
 
 Cffilum patebit ; ipse quum stabis reus 
 
 Die suprema sub tremendo Judice, 
 
 Eatione vitae reddita laudaberis. 
 
 In Memory of Colonel 
 Sir EicHMOND Campbell Shakespeaee K.C.B. 
 
 of the Bengal Artillery and 
 
 Agent to the Grovernor General, for Central India 
 
 Who died at Indore October 28*'' 1861, Aged 49. 
 
 Closing a career distinguished from its commencement for 
 
 Chivalrous Courage and marked throughout by 
 
 Earnest purpose & Successful Ability. 
 
 This Tablet is erected by those who served under him 
 
 and appreciated his Single Minded Character 
 
 and Christian Virtues. 
 
 " Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither 
 
 have entered into the heart of man, the 
 
 things which God hath prepared 
 
 for them that love him." 
 
 To 
 
 The Memory of 
 
 M" Ann Kemshead 
 
 Who having with exemplary piety performed 
 
 all the duties of a Mother toward her own Children 
 
 undertook & conscientiously fulfilled 
 
 the Charge of Matron 
 
 to the Scholars 
 
 upon the Foundation of this House 
 
 She Died 
 
 on the 28*^ of April 1798 
 
 aged Sixty one years. 
 
 [This tablet was formerly in the burial-ground, but was removed to the Chapel 
 Cloister about the year 1876.] 
 
96 
 
 INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 
 
 STije Miiitavv fttemorial. 
 
 Right 
 Panels. 
 
 Centre 
 Panels. 
 
 Left 
 Panels. 
 
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 Page 97 
 
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 Page 96 
 
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 Page 99 
 
 2 
 
 Page 91 
 
 2 
 
 Page 96 
 
 2 
 Page 99 
 
 3 
 
 Page 98 
 
 3 
 
 Page 97 
 
 3 
 
 Page 99 
 
 4 
 
 Page 98 
 
 4 
 Page 97 
 
 4 
 Page 99 
 
 5 
 
 Page 98 
 
 5 
 
 Page 100 
 
 5 
 
 Page 100 
 
 Centre Panel 1. 
 
 Aems. — Vert, a castle between two fleurs-de-lis in chief and a cross-crosslet fltchee 
 
 in base or. 
 
 Ceest. — A lion rampant gules, powdered with ermine spots and charged on the 
 
 shoulder with a castle argent, holding a Danish battle-axe proper. 
 
 Major Greneral Havelock K.C.B. 
 
 second son of Will"" Havelock, Esq. 
 
 Born at Bishop Wearmouth 
 
 April V MDCCXCV 
 
 And educated in this School 
 
 Eeceived his first Commission 
 
 In the xcv Regiment 
 
 In the year mdcccxv. 
 
 Centre Panel 2. 
 
 During a Service 
 
 of more than forty years 
 
 Doing his duty to man 
 
 And living in fear of Grod 
 
 He became highly distinguished 
 
 in the Campaigns 
 
 In Burmah AfEghauistaa 
 
 The Sutlej, Persia 
 
 and Bengal. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 97 
 
 Centre Panel 3. 
 
 Commanding in Bengal 
 
 as Brigadier General 
 
 During the first fierce struggle 
 
 with the great Indian Mutiny^ 
 
 By a rapid succession of Victories 
 
 He checked the Revolt 
 
 And obtained for himself 
 
 In the Annals of his Country 
 
 An Imperishable Name. 
 
 Centre Panel 4. 
 
 Worn out by sickness and fatigue 
 He expired at Lucknow 
 
 Nov. XXIV MDCCCLVII 
 
 Dying too soon to receive 
 
 The high honours which awaited him 
 
 Yet living long enough to learn 
 
 That the Empire over India 
 
 Had been preserved to England 
 
 & that his Country was Grratef ul. 
 
 Eight Panel 1. 
 
 A.-BM^.— Quarterly : 1 and 4, Ardent, a chevron between three garbs sable (Blake) ; 
 2, Azure, on a chevron betiveen three ravens' heads erased argent 
 an ogress betiveen four cross-crosslets sable (Nash) ; 3, Argent, on 
 three mounts vert as many hop-vines with their poles proper (Daekee), 
 
 Ceest. — On a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a martlet argent. 
 
 Colonel 
 Feedeeic Eodolph Blake, C.B. 
 second son of William Blake 
 E.E.S. of Danesbury in 
 The County of Herts 
 Esquire, Was born 
 August the XVI 
 MDCCCViii and educa- 
 ted in this School and 
 in MDCCCxxv received his 
 first Commission as Ensign in 
 The Eighty Fifth Light 
 Eegiment. 
 
 Eight Panel 2. 
 
 He Commanded 
 
 The Thirty third the Duke 
 
 of Wellington's Eegiment in mdcccliv 
 
 At the Battle of the Alma on the xxi 
 
 of September and was slightly wounded 
 
 He retained the Command of the Eegiment 
 
 until after the Battle of Inkerman 
 
 After which falling sick with Fever he 
 
 resigned his Command returned Home 
 
 and died from the effect of the Fever 
 
 August xxiii mdccclv Having been 
 
 made Companion of the Bath 
 
 on the v of July. 
 
98 INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 
 
 Eigtt Panel 3. 
 
 Lieutenant 
 
 Edward Henet Webb 
 
 of the Eighty eighth Connaught Eangers 
 
 fell in the assault on the 
 
 Quarries in the Siege 
 
 of Sebastopol on the 
 
 Seventh of June 1855 
 
 being the second son 
 
 of Richard "Webb Esq" 
 
 of Donnington Hall 
 
 in the County of Hereford 
 
 He was born January xxv, mdcccxxxiii 
 
 and died in the xxiii Tear 
 
 of his Age. 
 
 Right Panel 4. 
 
 Aems. — Argent, afess and in chief three mullets sable. 
 
 Lieutenant 
 
 Douglas Dtnelet 
 
 A scholar of this Foundation 
 
 Adjutant of the Twenty 
 
 Third Eoyal Welsh Fusi- 
 
 leers was Wounded 
 
 mortally on the 8^^' of 
 
 Septem^' 1855 in the Attack 
 
 on the Redan in the siege 
 
 of Sebastopol and died 
 
 on the following day. He 
 
 was the third and youngest son of 
 
 Lieu* Gren^ Thomas Dyneley C.B. 
 
 Born DeC^ IQ^"^ 1831. 
 
 Right Panel 5. 
 
 Aems. — Or, three piles sahle, on a chief of the first three annulets of the second, 
 impaling Ermine, on a chief gules a leopard's head between tivo cross- 
 crosslefs argent. 
 
 Ceest. — A cubit-arm holding an arrow proper. 
 
 Lieutenant 
 
 Sir Will'm Noeeis Young Bart. 
 
 Of the Twenty Third Royal Welsh 
 
 Fusileers on the tenth 
 
 of March 1854 was married 
 
 to Florence the second 
 
 Daughter of Ewing 
 
 Clarke Esq'' of Efford 
 
 Manor in the County 
 
 of Devon and was killed 
 
 in the Battle at the Alma 
 
 on the 21^*^ of September. He was born 
 
 Jan'y 15*^ 1833 and died aged 21 
 
 Without issue. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 
 
 99 
 
 Left Panel 1. 
 
 Aems. — A grypTion passant argent. 
 Ceest. — A demi-gryplion argent. 
 
 Brevet Colonel 
 
 Charles Chester 
 
 Major in the xxiii Bengal 
 
 Native Infantry in 
 
 MDCCCXX entered 
 
 into the service 
 
 of the Hon'ble 
 
 East India Company 
 
 He served on the StafE 
 
 in the Punjab Chillianwalla 
 
 and Gruzerat and was appointed 
 
 Adjutant General of the Army 
 
 of India in mdccclvi. 
 
 Left Panel 2. 
 
 He fell 
 
 at the Siege of Delhi by the 
 
 first shot fired by the Eebels 
 
 on the eighth of June mdccclvii 
 
 He was a Scholar of this Foundation 
 
 to which he was admitted mdcccxv 
 
 He was born August xix mdccciii 
 
 Being the second and eldest surviving 
 
 son of Sir Eobert Chester Knight 
 
 Master of the Ceremonies in the 
 
 Court of King George III of King 
 
 G-eorge IV King William IV and 
 
 Queen Victoria. 
 
 Left Panel 3. 
 
 Aems. — As Sir Henry Havelock. 
 
 Lieutenant Colonel 
 
 William Havelock K.H. 
 
 Fell at the Head of his Eegiment 
 
 the !#'' Light Dragoons in 
 
 Charging the Seiks at 
 
 Eamnugger Nov^' 22i'i 1848 
 
 From 1810 to 1814 he 
 
 served in the Peninsula 
 
 And in 1815 in the Netherlands 
 
 was wounded at 
 
 Quatre Bras. He was Sir Henry 
 
 Havelocks elder Brother 
 
 Born Jan'y 2pt 1793. 
 
 Left Panel 4. 
 
 Lieutenant 
 
 Peect Mackie Bosworth 
 
 Youngest son of Thomas Holmes 
 
 Bosworth Esquire of 
 
 Westerham in the County 
 
 of Kent, joined 
 
100 INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 
 
 the XLii Eoyal 
 
 Highland Eegiment 
 
 in 1855. He served in 
 
 the Crimea and in India 
 
 Eeceived the Luckuow Medal 
 
 and died in Active Service at Nynee 
 
 Tal June xix mdccclviii Aged 
 
 XXIV years. 
 
 Left Panel 5. 
 
 Aems. — Quarterly : 1 and 4, Jrgent, on a chevron between three hearts gules as 
 many martlets or ; 2 and 3, Parted per pale azure and gules, three 
 saltires argent (Lane). 
 
 Ceests. — 1, A demi-lion argent, holding a branch vert ; 2, Out of a crescent or two 
 eagles^ heads, one vert the other gules. 
 
 Ensign 
 
 Thomas Lane Batlief 
 
 Third and voungest son of the EeV^ 
 
 Thomas Lane Bayliff M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Albury in 
 
 The County of Herts 
 
 in May mdccclvi* 
 
 Eeached Calcutta 
 
 Joined the vi*^ Eegiment 
 
 of Bengal Native Infantry 
 
 and on the sixth of June 
 
 "Was killed in the Mutiny at Allahabad 
 
 being seventeen years of Age 
 
 Born Sepf 12^^ 1839. 
 
 Centre Panel 5. 
 
 The Charterhouse Military 
 
 Memorial Eund formed 
 
 in the year mdccclviii 
 
 w^as devoted to the foundation 
 
 of a Scholarship in this School 
 
 Bearing the name of Havelock. 
 
 Also to the erection of this 
 
 Monument in Memory of him 
 
 and of other Carthusians who 
 
 had fallen in the Service of 
 
 their Country in the Crimea 
 
 and in India. 
 
 Beneath this Monument is a Slab toith these words : 
 
 " Thou therefore endure Hardness 
 as a Good Soldier of Jesus Christ." 
 
 * 1857? 
 
INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 101 
 
 In Memory of 
 
 William Hale Hale M.A. 
 
 Archdeacon of London 
 
 For more than 18 years Preacher 
 
 And for nearly 29 years Master 
 
 of this Hospital 
 
 Born September 12. 1795 
 
 Married February 13. 1821 to Anne Caroline 
 
 Only daughter of William Coles Esquire 
 
 By whom he had eight Children 
 
 Died November 27. 1870 
 
 And was Buried in 
 
 the Crypt of S* Pauls Cathedral. 
 
 Ann Caeoline 
 
 The beloved Wife of the above 
 
 Born November 15. 1794. Died January 18. 1866 
 
 And was Buried in 
 
 the Crypt of S* Pauls Cathedral. 
 
 Elizabeth 
 
 Their eldest Daughter 
 
 Born Innocents Day 1821. Died July 7. 1822 
 
 And was Buried in S*' Swithins Church London. 
 
 William Palmeu Hale M.A. 
 
 Their eldest son 
 
 Born February 17. 1824 
 
 Scholar on this Foundation 
 
 and Orator 1842 
 
 Of the Middle Temple Barrister at Law 
 
 Died leaving a widow June 4. 1871 
 
 And was Buried in 
 
 the Crypt of S* Pauls Cathedral. 
 
 Ann 
 
 Their Second Daughter 
 
 Born November 8. 1827 
 
 Was married August 18. 1857 in the 
 
 Chapel of this Hospital 
 
 To the Eev Frederick Young M.A. 
 
 Rector of Pett Co. Sussex 
 
 Died leaving one Child a Daughter 
 
 October 29. 1862 
 
 And was Buried at Pett. 
 
 GrEOEGE HeRBEET HaLE 
 
 Their third Son 
 
 Born January 1. 1832 
 
 Captain 57"' Bengal Native Infantry 
 
 Served with honourable mention 
 
 During the Indian Mutiny in 1857 
 
 Died September 26. 1869 
 
 And was Buried 
 
 At Heydon Co. Norfolk 
 
 He was twice married 
 
 And left a 
 
 Widow and three Children. 
 
 In Memory of the above 
 
 This Tablet is erected by the 
 
 Surviving members of the Family 
 
 AD 1872. 
 
102 INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 
 
 M.S. 
 
 AuGTJSTi Page Saundees 
 
 Sacr. Theolog. Prof., Societ. Eeg. Socii 
 
 Qui olim Jildis Christi apud Oxonienses Alumnus 
 
 In studiis Mathematicis Prselector 
 
 Deinde per xxi Annos 
 
 Scholae Carthusianae Informator 
 
 1 Denique in Cathedrali Ecclesia Petroburgensi Decanus 
 
 Ante diem xii Kal. Sextiles 
 
 A.S. MDCCCIiXXVIII 
 
 Lxxvii Annos Natus decessit 
 
 Vir masculo vigore nee uon ingenii aubtilitate singulari 
 
 Bonis literis yetuique Academiae disciplina eruditus 
 
 Sapientia Prudentia Sagacitate Egregius 
 
 Scholse administrandae si quis alius peritus 
 
 Constanti erga suos amore fidelissimus 
 
 Multorum erga se ipsum, amorem 
 
 Didicerat conciliare 
 
 Ecclesiae Anglicanse 
 
 Sive ludi Magister sive Collegii Cathedralis Prsesul 
 
 Vinco studio inserviebat 
 
 jSTe nomen eius intra has vEdes obsolescat 
 
 Merito apud Carthusianos Venerandum 
 
 Hoc Monumentum 
 
 Discipuli Amici 
 
 Dedicaverunt. 
 
 GuLiELMO Makepeace Thaceeeay 
 
 Carthusiani Cartbiusiano 
 
 H.M.P.C. 
 
 Natus MDcccxi. Obiit mdccclxiii. 
 
 Alumnus mdcccxxii-mdcccxxviii. 
 
 JoHANNi Leech 
 
 Cartliusiani Carthusiauo 
 
 H.M.P.C. 
 
 Natus MDCccxYii obiit mdccclxiv 
 
 Alumnus mdcccxxv-mdcccxxxii. 
 
 Sic Curre Ut Capias. 
 
 In Piam Memoriam G-eoegii Cueeet, S.T.P. 
 
 Patris Dilectissimi, Amicorum Amantissimi 
 
 Apud Domum Cartbusianam 
 
 Alumni Concionatoris Magistri 
 
 Hoc Monumentum Eiliae 
 
 P.C. 
 
 Natus A.S. MDCccxvi Die Aprilis tii 
 
 Decessit A.S. mdccclxxxv Die Aprilis xxx. 
 
INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CLOISTER WALLS. 103 
 
 M.S. 
 
 JoHANNis Hull AH. LL.D. 
 
 Qui In ^dibus Carthusianis 
 
 Primum Cantandi Magister Deinde Organista 
 
 Annos XLii Felicissime Explevit 
 
 Bonis Artibus Bonisque Literis Imbutus 
 
 Hanc Laudem Prse Cseteris Adeptus Est 
 
 Ut Musicam Artem Si Quis Alius 
 
 Publici Juris Paceret 
 
 Natus Anno mdcccxi Decessit mdccclxxxiv 
 
 Amici Carthusiani 
 
 H.M.P.C. 
 
104 
 
 JttStriptions in t&e JSurial^^srounU. 
 
 SM 
 
 Here lyes interred the 
 
 Body of Simon Farewell 
 
 Citticen and Staconer 
 
 Of London who died the 
 
 24 day of April An. Do. 
 
 1658 Eesurgam. 
 
 Z. W. 
 
 Here Lyeth the Body of 
 
 Zachariah Willis Deceae"^ 
 
 Nouember the 29"' 1677 
 
 Aged 73 years. 
 
 Edwaed Muston died March 
 the 20*'" 1741 Aged 87 Tears. 
 
 Edwaed Dowsett 
 Physician to this Hospital 
 Elected 10 November 1773 
 
 Died 2 March 1774. 
 
 Near this Place 
 
 lieth the Body of 
 
 Robert Lowe 
 
 formerly of London Merchant 
 
 Born 14"' May 1699 
 
 Died 15"' May 1779. 
 
 Elizabeth 
 
 Wife of the Eev'i W. Lloyd M.A. 
 
 Preacher to this Hospital 
 
 died 
 
 m^ day of Eeb'-y 1791 
 
 Aged 44. 
 
 In Memory of 
 
 Matthew William Sanket 
 
 Formerly of Canterbury Brewer 
 
 In which city he twice held the office of Mayor 
 
 And on the 29"' Sep'' 1798 
 
 During the year of his Mayoralty 
 
 Had the Honour of receiving at his Banquet 
 
 His Eoyal Highness the Prince of Wales 
 
 Afterwards the Sovereign of this Kingdom 
 
INSCRIPTIONS IN THE BURIAL-GROUND. 105 
 
 In the year 1844 he became a Poor Brother of this Hospital 
 
 Being admitted on the nomination of 
 
 William Lord Archbishop of Canterbury 
 
 And having liere passed five years in contentment & happiness 
 
 Died on 22'''i Dec'^ 1849 
 
 In the 84"^ Tear of his Age 
 
 And was Buried in this Cemetery. 
 
 To the Memory of 
 
 M"" John Mee 
 
 Who died 
 
 September lO^'^ 1821 
 
 Aged 88 years. 
 
 Also 
 
 M' Thomas Mee 
 
 Brother of the above 
 
 Died July 7^^ 1823 
 
 Aged 80 Years. 
 
 Sacred 
 
 to the Memory of 
 
 M" Elizabeth Milleb 
 
 36 Years Laundress of this House 
 
 who died March W^ 1804 
 
 Aged 86 years 
 
 And whose remains lie 3 feet 
 
 south of this Stone. 
 
 Forbear my friends to Weep, 
 Since Death has lost its sting ; 
 Those Christians that in Jesus sleep ; 
 The Lord will with him bring. 
 
 This stone is placed here by the 
 permission of the Eev"^ D^ Fisher. 
 
 I K 1821. 
 
 In Memory of William Dixon 
 
 Twenty three years Manciple of this House 
 
 Died ll^-h May 1808 Aged 63 years. 
 
 Also Clementina his Wife 
 
 Died 17*1^ December 1809 Aged 62 years. 
 
 Also the under named children of 
 William Archer and Temperance Dixon 
 Mart Penton Dixon Died 24*1" January 1808 Aged 6 Months 
 Mary Ann Died 23'd Ocf 1814 Aged 4 Years & 4 Months 
 
 Heney 24 Nov'- 1815 11 Months & 18 Days 
 
 gf ^^ 11 June 1816 2 Months & 14 Days 
 
 W^i'i'i^^ 17 June 1816 4 Years & 5 Months 
 
 J^ii^Y 25 June 1816 2 Months & 28 Days 
 
 ^eoeqe 13 Dec' 1816 3 Years & 2 Months 
 
106 INSCRIPTIONS IN THE BURIAL-GROUND. 
 
 Here lie the Eemains of 
 
 Nathaniel Hulme M.D. 
 
 who was born on the 17"^ of June 1732 
 
 and Died on the 28*'' of March 1807 
 
 He was elected Physician to the 
 
 Charterhouse on the 17*'' of March 
 
 1774 and continued so to the time 
 
 Of his Death. He practised Medicine 
 
 during a long course of Tears with 
 
 Advantage to his Patients and with 
 
 Honour to himself. 
 
 His last Prayer. 
 O God the Creator of all things whose 
 Mercy is infinite and whose Wisdom is 
 incomprehensible, before thee do I humbly 
 prostrate myself to the Earth and to thee 
 do I freely commit my Spirit because I well 
 know and do trust that the same kind 
 Providence which brought me into this 
 World and gave Milk out of my Mother's 
 breast for my immediate Nourishment will as 
 certainly preside over my Death and dispose of 
 my immortal Part in such a Manner as will be 
 most suitable to its future Existence. All thy 
 Works silently praise thee O great and bene- 
 ficent Creator : even we in the Grave who are 
 sown in Corruption to be raised in Glory as 
 
 revealed to Mankind by thy son Jesus 
 
 Christ ; for thy Power is above all thought 
 
 and thy Goodness exceedeth all Measure and 
 
 they endure for ever and ever. Amen. 
 
 Sacred 
 
 To the Memory of 
 M" Elizabeth White 
 Born 14"! August 1781 
 
 Died May 1844. 
 
 In Memory of 
 
 John Major 
 
 Who closed an active Life as a Bookseller 
 
 by a seven years peaceful Eesidence in this 
 
 Hospital and is here Buried 
 
 He was Born in London 1781 
 
 Died Jany 9**^ 1849. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Arms are given in Italics. 
 
 Mary, 42. 
 
 George, 35 ; 
 Susanna, 15. 
 
 Aaron, Samuel, 14. 
 
 Abbot. Ann, 32 ; Martha, 27. 
 
 Abbott, Martha, 27 ; Thomas, 59. 
 
 Abson, Elizabeth, 29. 
 
 Ackers. Charles, 31 ; Mary, 31. 
 
 Ackland, Eleaner, 41 ; Eleanor, 41 
 
 Acton, John, 22 ; William, 78. 
 
 Adams, Ann, 6 ; Catherine, 41 ; 
 John, 5, 6, 13,14,18,23 ; Mary, 5 
 
 Adcock, William, 6.5. 
 
 Addenbrook, Rev. Dr. — , 45, 49. 
 
 Adey, John, 77. 
 
 Agard, Rebecca, 27. 
 
 Agutter, Jonathan, 56. 
 
 Akerman, Margeritte, 20. 
 
 Alabaster, William, 77. 
 
 Alcroft, Dorothy, 25. 
 
 Alder, Thomas, 78. 
 
 Aldridg, Daniel, 1, 2, 3. 
 
 Alexander. Edward, 12 
 Tho., 12. 
 
 Alford, Edmund, 30 ; Sarah, 30. 
 
 Allen, Anne, 24 ; Elizabeth. 29 ; Hanna, 13 ; 
 James, 20 ; Joseph, 73 ; Mary, 31 ; Ralph, 29 ; 
 Sarah, 19 ; William, 74 ; W., 42. 
 Allington, Elizabeth, 6 ; Martha, 6 ; Sarah, 12 ; 
 
 Susanna, 1(5. 
 Allum, Anne, 25 ; Richard, 25. 
 Almond, Susanna, 37. 
 Alp, Dorothy, 10 ; Edward, 10. 
 Alsopp, Catharine, 3. 
 
 Levina, 12 ; Sarah, 35 ; 
 
 Martha, 32. 
 
 Ambler, Mary, 22 
 
 Ambrose, Augustine, 32 
 
 Amery, Dorothy, 10. 
 
 Amory, Dorothy, 10. 
 
 Anderson, Charles, 39 ; David, 59 ; Elizabeth, 
 
 39 ; William, 79. 
 Andrew.s, Benjamin, 30 ; John, 79. 
 Angell, Sarah, 43 ; Thomas, 43. 
 Ansel], Anne, 27 ; Richard, 27. 
 Anthony, Susanna, 35 ; William, 35. 
 Apletree, Ann, 43 ; Xathaniel Austen, 43. 
 Appleby, Elizabeth, 6. 
 Archbold, Thomas, 55. 
 Archer, Elizabeth, 20 
 
 Samuel, 77. 
 Arger, Elizabeth, 20. 
 Argles, Edward, 59. 
 Armes, William, 64. 
 Armstrong, Thomas, 58. 
 Arnaudin, James, Hi ; Margaret, 16 
 Arnold, Matthew, 57. 
 Arpin, John, 76. 
 
 Arrow, Anne, 11 ; Nathaniel, 11. 
 Arrowsmith, Rev. — , 38. 
 
 John, 14 ; Mary, 14 
 
 AsJihurnham, 81. 
 
 Ashfordby, Francis, 29 ; John, 29. 
 
 Ashfordly, Francis, 29 ; John, 29. 
 
 Ashurst, Jonathan, 4 ; Mary, 4, 
 
 Astell, Margaret, 35. 
 
 Astley, Mary, 34. 
 
 Atkins, Anna Maria, 15 ; Robert, 15 ; William, 
 
 63, 73. 
 Atkinson, James, 63. 
 Attersol, John, 56. 
 Austin, John, 55. 
 Avery, William, 63. 
 Avis, John, 6 ; Judith, 6 ; Rebecca, 6. 
 Aylet, Anne, 3. 
 Ayleworth, Hanna, 15. 
 AylofiFe, Anne, 9 ; Margerett, 17. 
 Ayscough, Philip, 33. 
 
 B 
 
 Babb, BiUy, 78. 
 
 Babcock, James, 74. 
 
 Bacon, Bethia, 32 ; Thomas, 32. 
 
 Badcock, Samuel, 64. 
 
 Bagnal, Anne, 3 ; George, 3. 
 
 Baines, Joane, 15 ; John, 43 ; Mary, 43 ; Samuel, 
 65. 
 
 Baker, John, 54 ; Sarah, 11 ; Thomas, 54, 64 ; 
 Will., 11. 
 
 Bale, John, 54. 
 
 Ball, Sarah, 42 ; William, 42. See also De la Ball. 
 
 Ballard, Anne, 17 ; Samuel, 17. 
 
 Bamsfield, John, 58. 
 
 Bancroft, Richard, 30. 
 
 Banks, Francis, 62 ; Thomas, 65, 76. 
 
 Barber, Mary, 16. 
 
 Barford, Mary, 8 ; Richard, 53; Thomas, 8. 
 
 Barker, Elizabeth, 44 ; George, 56 ; John 61 ; 
 Mary, 44 ; Robert, 44. 
 
 Barloe, Rebecca, 4. 
 
 Barlow, Anne, 19 ; Edmunde, 19 ; Elizabeth, 36 ; 
 F., 37 ; John, 73 ; Sarah, 19 ; Thomas, 19. 
 
 Barnard, Alic, 8 ; Henry, 8. 
 
 Barnes, Ann, 39 ; Lewis, 61 ; Thomas, 56. 
 
 Barnett, Ben.. 17. 
 
 Barnham, Elizabeth, 22. 
 
 Barrabie, Richard, 64. 
 
 Barret, Margaret, 2. 
 
 Barrett, Thomas, 80. 
 
 Barrow, Martha, 38 ; Thomas, 18. 
 
 Barry, Anne, 12 ; Christopher, 12. 
 
 Bartiey, Frederick, 69. 
 
 Bas. See Le Bas. 
 
 Baskerville, Lawrence, 59. 
 
 Bateman, Elizabeth, 25. 
 
 Bates, Catherine, 36 : Elizabeth, 39 ; Graces, 22. 
 
108 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Bathurst, Peter, 62. 
 
 Batt, Harriet, 42. 
 
 Batteson, William Day Toulmiu, 78. 
 
 Baverstock, Sarah, 73. 
 
 Baxter, Ann, .32 ; Jobn, 32. 
 
 Bayles, Margaret, 38. 
 
 Bayley, Charles, 1.5 ; Elizabeth, 15. 
 
 Bayliffe, 100. 
 
 BaylifEe, Thomas Lane, 100. 
 
 Baynarci, Thomas William, 61. 
 
 Baynes, Catharine, 3, 33 ; John, 75 ; Richard, 
 
 33 ; Thomas, 3. 
 Bavzand, William Fewkes, 79. 
 Beadly, John, 29 ; Martha, 29. 
 Beadnell, Robert, 63. 
 Beadon, William Frederick, 45. 
 Beal, James Hickson, 78. 
 Bealby, John, 64. 
 Bealy, Ann, 27. 
 
 Bearcroft. Edward, 44, 48 ; Elizabeth, 40, 44, 48, 
 56 : Mary, 44 ; Philip, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 
 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 54 ; Dr. Philip, 48 ; 
 Rev. Dr. Philip, 56 ; William, 44, 48. 
 Beaaford, John, 60. 
 Beaumont, 81. 
 Beaumont, Elizabeth, 25. 
 
 Beaumount, Elizabeth, 81 ; Francis, 81 ; Nicho- 
 las, 81 ; Sir Thomas, 81. 
 Beckingham, Elizabeth, 14. 
 Bedingfeild, Robert, 11. 
 Beeston. Martha, 17. 
 Belke, Mary, 24. 
 Bell, Charles, 13 ; Elizabeth, 32 ; Hannah, 13 ; 
 
 Herbert, 63 ; Thomas, 32. 
 Bellamy, James, 9 ; Sarah, 9. 
 Bellchambers, John, 4 ; Rebecca, 4. 
 Belton, Anne, 21. 
 Bembrick, John, 34 ; Mary, 34. 
 Bendall, Sarah, 10. 
 Benech, John, 59. 
 Bennet, Elizabeth, 13, 24 ; John, 6 ; Mary, 6 ; 
 
 Nicholas, 13 ; —,18. 
 Bennett, Elizabeth, 13 ; Leviua, 12 ; Nicholas, 
 
 13 ; William, 65. 
 Benson. Elizabeth, 14 ; John, 14. 
 Bentham, Bryan, 24 ; J-s'ph, 24; Mary, 24. 
 Bentley, Ann, 20. 
 Benton, Margaret, 7. 
 Benzelin, Francis, 11. 
 Berand, Margaret, 34. 
 
 Beraud, Margaret, 34 ; Sarah, 35 ; William, 35. 
 Berch, Simon, 52. 
 
 Berdmore, Maria, 45, 50, 74, 92 ; Samuel, 45, 50, 
 74, 82, 92 ; Rev. Samuel, 64 ; Thomas, 45, 50. 
 Berkbeck, William, 57. 
 Berkley, Maurice, 60. 
 Berridge, William, 64. 
 Berry, Elizabeth, 86 ; William, 86. 
 Bertridge, Penelope, 35 ; William, 35. 
 Bessey, Susanna, 10. 
 Best, Ann, 28 : George, 28 ; J., 46, 68 ; Samuel, 
 
 62. 
 Bethell, Mary, 25. 
 Bever, Anne, 10. 
 Beverley, William, 77. 
 Bewley, Mabel, 21 ; Margaret, 21. 
 Bickerton, Frederick, 75. 
 Bincks, Anne, 24 ; Thomas, 24. 
 Binks, Abraham, 55. 
 
 Bird, Elizabeth, 5 ; John, 61 ; Thomas, 5. 
 Birde, Bersheba, 29. 
 
 Birt, William, 69. 
 Bishap, Bartholemy, 54. 
 Bishop, Francis, 62 ; Mary, 29. 
 Bissel. Jeremiah, 7 ; John, 32 ; Mary, 7. 
 Bissell, Jeremiah, 7 ; Mary, 7. 
 Bissey, Elizabeth, 32 ; William, 32. 
 Blackaller, Sarah, 9. 
 Blackborne, George, 16 ; Mary, 16. 
 Blackwood, Fanny Grace, 45. 
 Blaisdell, Alexander, 16 ; Margaret, 16. 
 Blalw, 97. 
 
 Blake, Anne, 7 ; Frederic Rodolph. 97 ; James, 
 33 ; John, 11 ; Martha, 11 ; Mary, 33 ; Wil- 
 liam, 97. 
 Bland, Catherine, 2 ; James, 57 ; John, 57 ; 
 
 Thomas, 2. 
 Blashfield, Elizabeth, 8. 
 
 Blaumire, George, 74. 
 
 Blizzard, Ann, 40 ; Thomas, 40. 
 
 Blott, Mattw., 65. 
 
 Blount, Elizabeth, 25 ; Joseph, 25, 
 
 Blower, Sarah, 11. 
 
 Blunt, John, 62. 
 
 Blydestyn, Abraham, 42 ; Martha, 42. 
 
 Boad, Henry, 11 ; Sarah, 11. 
 
 Bodendeich, Susanna, 44. 
 
 Bodiam, William, 60. 
 
 Bodicoate, John, 29 ; Susanna, 29. 
 
 Bollock, Gregory, 53. 
 
 Bolton, Anne, 27 ; Archibald, 53 ; Margaret, 2 ; 
 Mary, 41 ; William, 2. 
 
 Bombard, Peter, 56. 
 
 Bonnell, Anna Maria, 15 ; — , 15. 
 
 Bonner, Joanna, 40 ; William, 40. 
 
 Booth, Jane, 26. 
 
 Bornier, Philip, 59. 
 
 Boscawen, Hon. Rev. — ,41. 
 
 Bostack, John, 54. 
 
 Boston, Thomas, 66. 
 
 Boswell, Mary, 22 ; Sarah, 20. 
 
 Bosworth, Lieut. Percy Mackie, 99. 
 
 Boult, Andrew, 11 ; Anne, 11. 
 
 Bourchier, Charles, 50. 
 
 Bouskell, George, 35 ; Sarah, 35. 
 
 Bouth, Elizabeth, 13 ; Symon, 13. 
 
 Bowen, William, 54. 
 
 Bower, Jeremiah, 9 ; Lydia, 9. 
 
 Bowman, Joseph, 54. 
 
 Bowyer, Henry, 53. 
 
 Box, Mary, 41 ; William, 63. 
 
 Boyde, Mary, 32. 
 
 Boyden, William, 76. 
 
 Boynett, Charles, 60. 
 
 Brabornc, Mary, 2. 
 
 Braburne, Mary, 23 ; Roberte, 23. 
 
 Brackley, Rt. Hon. John, Viscount, 1. 
 
 Bradbury, — , 31. 
 
 Braddyll, Margaret, 2 ; Thomas, 2. 
 
 Bradfiekl, Thomas, 79. 
 
 Bradford, Elizabeth, 15 ; Samuel, 9 ; Susanna, 
 42 ; Thomas, 42, 57. 
 
 Bradick, Walter, 62. 
 
 Bradley, John, 29 ; Martha, 29 ; William, 50. 
 
 Bradshat, George, 58. 
 
 Brampton, Ann, 40 ; James, 40. 
 
 Bransby, Charles, 39. 
 
 Brass, Sarah, 35. 
 
 Bratthwaite, Anthony, 53. 
 
 Bray, Lodowick, 52 ; Mary, 23. 
 
 Breadcutt, Rich., 16. 
 
 Brecknock, Jane, 26. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 109 
 
 Bretridge, Penelope, 35 ; William, 35. 
 
 Brewis, Rachel, 38. 
 
 Brian, Elizabeth, 31. 
 
 Brice, Thomas, 58. 
 
 Bridges, Anna Maria, 18 ; Cornelia, 48 ; — , 18. 
 
 Bridgewater, Rt. Hon. John, Earle of, 2. 
 
 Bridgwater, John, Earl of, 1. 
 
 Brigginshaw, Mary, 3. 
 
 Bright, Elizabeth, 22 ; Henry, 22. 
 
 Britt, Mary, 43. 
 
 Broadhurst, John, 61. 
 
 Broady, Hugh, 64. 
 
 Broker, John, 60. 
 
 Bromett, Ellenor, 13 ; Thomas, 13. 
 
 Brooke, Edward, 56. 
 
 Brookes, Katherine, 14; Thomas, 56. 
 
 Brooks, — , 20. 
 
 Brough, John, 64. 
 
 Broughton, Edward, 61. 
 
 Brown, Abraham, 75 ; Alice, 31 ; Anne, 28 ; 
 
 Elizabeth, 30 ; John, 59 ; John Walker, 57 ; 
 
 Mary, 31 ; Susanna, 7 ; Thomas, 56 ; William, 
 
 30, 31, 53. 
 Browne, George, 10 ; Gertrude, 10 ; Mary, 28. 
 Bruce, James, 77. 
 Bruff, Thomas, 58. 
 Brunton, Susannah, 32. 
 Bryann, John, 54. 
 Buckby, Ann, 6, 28 ; Richard, 6. 
 Buckeridge, Anne, 19 ; Elizabeth, 29 ; Richard. 
 
 19 ; Sarah, 17 ; — , 29. 
 Buckland, Richard, 63. 
 Buckle, Ann, 31 ; Daniel, 34 ; Rebecca. 34. 
 Buckley, Deane, 48 ; Essex, 48 ; George, 48 ; 
 
 Harry, 48. 
 Bucknell, Thomas, 53. 
 Buckstone, Anne, 3. 
 Budgen, Frances Garway, 33 ; Harriet Mary, 71 ; 
 
 Mary, 71 ; Richard, 71. 
 Budgeon, Mary, 34. 
 Budgett, Jane, 26. 
 Bugisy, Mary, 40. 
 Bugg, Francis, 63. 
 Bule, .John, 52. 
 Bull, Ehzabeth, 11 ; Jeremiah, 27 ; Jiidah, 27 ; 
 
 Mary, 39 ; Thomas, 11. 
 Bidler, Rev. John, 40. 
 Bullock, Ann Mary. 69 ; Edward, 69 ; Samuel, 
 
 69. 
 Bulstred, Edwarde, 54. 
 Bumpus, Richard, 56. 
 Burcball, Elizabeth, 5. 
 Burdell, John, 53. 
 
 Burdett, Elizabeth, 22 ; Francis, 22. 
 Burleigh, Dorothy, 35. 
 Burne, Henry, 10. 
 Burnet, Frances, 8. 
 Burnett, Alexander, 61. 
 Burrow, James, 63. 
 Burston, John, 5 ; Ursula, 5. 
 Burt, Edward, 9 ; John, 31 ; Priscilla, 9 ; Re- 
 becca, 31. 
 Burton, Ann, 9 ; John, 32, 55 ; Katherine, 17 ; 
 
 Laetitia, 29 ; Sarah, 32 ; Thomas, 60. 
 Busse, George, 79. 
 
 Butler, John, 41, 44 ; Richard, 77 ; Susanna, 44. 
 Butt. Mary, 23 ; Sarah, 9. 
 Butter, Elizabeth, 6. 
 Buttler, Elizabeth, 8 ;' Francis, 8. 
 Butts, Anthony, 7 ; Mary, 7. 
 Byers, Nicholas, 61. 
 
 Byne, Elizabeth, 33. 
 Byron, John, 65. 
 
 C 
 
 Cabell, Isaac, 62. 
 
 Cade, John, 54. 
 
 Cadell, George, 69 ; Mary Amelia Morison, 69 ; 
 
 William, 69. 
 Cadman, Thomas, 76. 
 
 Cadwell. Elizabeth, 48 ; John, 48 ; Sarah, 48. 
 Caesemaeker. See De Caesemaeker. 
 Caldcut, James, 64. 
 
 Caldwell, Anne, 26 ; Elizabeth, 28 ; Richard, 28. 
 Calladine, Thomas, 78. 
 Callaway, Anna, 10. 
 Callcot, Elizabeth, 42. 
 Calvert, Solomon, 62. 
 Campbell, Duncan, 26 ; Elizabeth, 26 ; James, 
 
 60 ; W. Rose, 69. 
 Campion, Anne, 17. 
 Cannon, Mary, 23. 
 Capes, Silvester, 59. 
 Card, John, 58. 
 Carew, Elizabeth, 8. 
 Carliol, W., 25. 
 
 Carmichael, Alexander, 74 ; James, 76. 
 Carruthers, John, 75. 
 Carryer, Penelope, 6 ; Robert, 6. 
 Carter, Alice, 13 ; James, 65 ; John, 9, 60, 63 ; 
 
 Ruth, 20 ; Samuel, 13, 77 ; Sylvester, 20 ; 
 
 Temperance, 35. 
 Cartwright, William, 66. 
 Castell, Phil., 17, 18, 19, 20. 
 Castill, Phi!., 23. 
 Gates, Margaret Elizabeth, 70. 
 Cavanah, Mary, 41. 
 
 Ca,wthorue, Katherine, 27 ; Thomas, 27. 
 Challoner, Jane, 14. 
 Chaloner, Sarah, 45. 
 Chamberlaine, Elizabeth, 2 ; Fizts Ralphe, 52 ; 
 
 Richard, 2. 
 Chambers, Elizabeth, 4 ; John, 55 ; Richard, 60 ; 
 
 Thomas, 4. 
 Chambre, Mary, 21 ; Richard, 21, 23. 
 Cbampion, James, 75. 
 Champner, Elizabeth, 5. 
 
 Chandler, Joseph, 77 ; Susanna, 18 ; William, 18. 
 Chaplin, John, 56. 
 Chapman, Abraham, 66 ; Hanna, 12 ; Henry, 
 
 55 ; Rebecca, 37 ; Rev. W. H., 77. 
 Chappell, Elizabeth, 28 ; William, 28. 
 Charles, Walter, 58. 
 Charmes. See De Charmes. 
 Charnock, Elizabeth, 19. 
 Chartier, John, 59. 
 Chauvell, Elizabeth, 24 ; George, 24 ; James 
 
 Daniel, 23 ; Mary, 23. 
 Chauwell, James Daniel, 23 ; Mary, 23. 
 Chawner, Sarah, 45, 49. 
 Cheaney, Elizabeth, 26. 
 Cheasley, Thomas, 73. 
 Cheney, James, 29 ; Mary, 29. 
 Chester, 99. 
 
 Chester, Col. Charles, 99 ; Sir Robert, 99. 
 Child, Hellen, 36 ; Mary, 35 ; Miriam, 19 ; 
 
 Xicolas, 36. 
 Childe, Elizabeth, 44. 
 Chilten, Mary, 33 ; Thomas, 33. 
 Chipchase, Robert, 78. 
 
110 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Cholmley, Martha, 33. 
 Cholniondelej^ Anne, 5 ; Thomas, 5. 
 Choron. Elizabeth, 2 ; Nicholas. 2. 
 Chotard, Paul, 59. 
 
 Churton, Eev. Edward, 89 ; John, 73, 94. 
 Clappell, Johu, 76. 
 Clarendon, Lord, 12. 
 Clarge, Peter, 20 ; Sarah, 20. 
 Claridge, William, 57. 
 
 Clark, David, 75 ; Elizabeth, 4 ; Isaac, 24 
 Samuel, (50 ; Rev. Wilfrid, 51 ; William, 74, 75 
 Clarke, Ewing, 98 ; Florence, 98 ; Francis, 54 
 George, 5C), 66; Hugo, 16; John, 7, 26, 53 
 Joseph, 13. 27 ; Mavise, 13 ; Martha, 27 ; Mary 
 16, 26 ; Sybill, 7 ; Wilfrid, 51 ; Rev. Wilfrid 
 43. 
 Clayton, Elizabeth, 13 ; John, 13 ; Melior, 18 
 
 — , 18. 
 Cleaver, Joseph, 14 ; Mary, 14. 
 Clement, — , 17. 
 Clements, Francis, 76. 
 Gierke, Lennett, 53. 
 Cliff, John, 77. 
 
 Clinton, Ann. 4 ; Ferdiiian<l, 4. 
 Cloyd,John, 73. 
 Coates, Catharine, 33. 
 Cobb, John, 74. 
 
 Cock, Frances, 23 ; William, 23. 
 Cockayne, Frances, 27. 
 Cockburn, J., 45. 
 Cocks, Jane, 42 ; Robert, 42. 
 Codd, Joseph, 56. 
 Coe, Richard, 56. 
 Cofeild, Elizabeth, 28. 
 Coite, Sarah, 8. 
 Colbey. Hobarti, 54. 
 
 Cole, Anne, 34 ; Dorothy, 19 ; Edward, 1 ; 
 Elizabeth, 1, 30, 35 ; Susanna, 16, 25, 35 ; 
 William, 16 ; — , 20. 
 Coleman, Henry, 20 ; Mary, 18 ; Sarah, 30 ; 
 
 Susan, 20 ; William. 60. 
 Colepepper, Ann, 39 ; Cornelia, 48 ; John 
 Spencer. 43, 44, 48. 49 ; Mary, 43, 44. 48, 49 ; 
 Robert Spencer, 48 ; Ruth, 44, 48 ; Thomas, 
 39. 
 Colerane, Rt. Hon. Henry, Baron of, 8. 
 Coles, Anne Caroline, 101 ; Christopher, 26 ; 
 John, 59, 65 ; Sara, 26 ; Thomas, 75 ; William. 
 101. 
 Collier, Sarah, 45. 
 Collins, Mary, 4 ; Peter, 63 ; Robert. 73 ; Sarah, 
 
 32 ; Thomas, 4. 
 Colquhoun, James, 63. 
 Colson, Francis, 26 ; Mary. 26. 
 Coltlough, Mary, 36 ; Richard, 36. 
 Comarke, Rev. — , 40. 
 Comarque, Rev. D., 40. 
 Combes, Mabel, 21 ; Robert, 21. 
 Commjns, Mary, 3. 
 Coningsby, Mary, 4 ; Roger, 4. 
 Conington, Simon, 55. 
 Conroj% Eliza Jane, 45 ; Elizabeth, 45 : John, 
 
 45 ; Stephen L., 45 ; Victoria, 45. 
 Conyers, Ann, 34 ; Dennis, 34. 
 Cook, Benjamin, 73. 
 Cooke. Catherina, 36 ; Elizabeth. 36 ; George, 
 
 36, 57 ; James, 36. 
 Cookman, Daniel, 11. 
 Cooksey. William, 56. 
 Cooley, Charles, 57. 
 Cooling, William, 54. 
 
 Cooper, Frances, 15 ; John, 8, 61 ; Mary, 8 ; 
 Peter, 15. 
 
 Coote, Rev. Charles, 43 ; Grace, 43. 
 
 Cope, Anne, 44 ; Roberte, 52. 
 
 Copley, Grace, 11 ; Mariae, 13. 
 
 Coppin, Charles Pittman, 50 ; John Coppin Pitt- 
 man, 50 ; Sarah, 50. 
 
 Copping, Clare, 24. 
 
 Coppinger, Mary, 35. 
 
 Corbet, Walter, 56. 
 
 Corbusier, John. 18. 
 
 Corker, Chambers, 17 ; Honora, 17. 
 
 Cornes, John, 58. 
 
 Corney, Lucy, 15. 
 
 Cornish, John, 11. 
 
 Cornwell, Elizabeth, 16. 
 
 Cotshire, Edward, 17 ; Judith, 17. 
 
 Cotter, Barbara, 21. 
 
 Couchman, Charlotte, 70 : Esther Maria, 70 ; 
 George, 70. 
 
 Cousens, John, 41 ; Mary, 41. 
 
 Covil, Elizabeth, 24 ; John, 24. 
 
 Cowde, Sarah, 20. 
 
 Cowell, George, 56. 
 
 C(;wling, James, 77 ; Samuel, 57. 
 
 Cowper, Jane, 26 ; Rev. John, 39 ; Rebecca, 39 : 
 William, 26. 
 
 Cox, Benjamin, 74 ; Edwarde, 54 ; Elizabeth, 2 ; 
 Gabriel, 7 ; John, 74 ; John Richard, 80 ; 
 Katherine, 7 ; Robert, 66. 
 Coxhead, Frances, 20 ; John, 20. 
 Cradock, Elizabeth, 2 ; John, 2 ; Zach., 1. 
 Cramond, Elizabeth Lady Richardson, Barones 
 
 of, 81. 
 Cranmer, Elizabeth, 76 ; James, 77, 
 Craudale, Katherine, 27. 
 Crawford, Anthony, 54 ; — , 20. 
 Creech, Mary, 7. 
 Creidland, John, 65. 
 Cressener, Edward, 9 ; Malvina, 9. 
 Cresset, Elizabeth, 22. 
 Creswell, Joseph, 56. 
 Criche, Susanna, 20. 
 Crighton, John, 59. 
 Cripps, Elizabeth, 32. 
 Crips, Elizabeth, 39 ; Humphry, 39. 
 Crisp, Mary, 23 ; Susanna, 9 ; Thomas, 9, 19, 23. 
 Crispe. Sec De Crispe. 
 Crockwell, John, 15 ; Sara, 15. 
 Croft, William Hopkins, 66. 
 Crofte, Henry, 53. 
 Crompton, William, 57. 
 Crosland, Jane, 26 ; John, 26. 
 Cross, Anne, 11, 18 ; Benjamin, 11 ; Samuel, 74 ; 
 
 Thomas, 62. 
 Crosse, Andrew, 14 ; Elizabeth, 14. 
 Crouche, — , 16. 
 Crowder, Anne, 10. 
 Crusius, Anne, 44, 93 ; Lewis, 93 ; Lewis Eber- 
 
 hard, 44, 45 ; Rev. Dr. — , 48 ; — , 48. 
 Cuffe, Grace, 43. 
 
 Cullen, Thomas, 16 ; Winifred, 16 ; Winifrith, 16. 
 Gumming, Sir Alexander, 58. 
 Cunningham, John, 64. 
 Cure, Catherine, 3(! ; George, 36. 
 Gurrey, Caroline F., 70 ; Emma Augusta. 70 ; 
 
 Frances Georgina. 70 ; George, 70, 71, 102; 
 
 James, 71, 74, 75, 84,94 ; James Edmund, 71 ; 
 
 John Swaine, 71, 74, 94 ; Mary, 71, 94 ; Mary 
 
 Harriet, 71 ; William Samuel, 71. 
 Curtis, Hugh, 55 ; Marmaduke, 73. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 Ill 
 
 D 
 
 D'Worth, Mary, 17 ; Robert, 17. 
 
 Dackombe, Robert, 56. 
 
 Dade, Bridgitt, 7. 
 
 Dalbry. Elizabeth, 5. 
 
 Dalton,' Elizabeth, 2 ; James, 41 ; Mary, 41 ; 
 
 Samuel, 2. 
 Dalyson, Bennett, 22. 
 Daniel, Paul, 59. 
 Daniels, Joseph, 76. 
 Dansey, Peter, 55. 
 Dark, Mary, 43 ; William, 43. 
 Darke, John, 64. 
 Barlcer, 97. 
 Darley, William, 63. 
 Dashwood, Francis, 23 ; .Sir Francis, 35, 48 ; 
 
 Mary, 23, 35, 48. 
 Daubney, Hamlet, 74. 
 Daulby, Philip, 56. 
 Davenport, James, 63. 
 Davey, William, 75. 
 David, John, 10 ; Millicent, 10. 
 Davies, Anne. 28 ; John, 65 ; Thomas, 21, 62 ; 
 
 William, 28. 
 Davis, David, 79 ; Elizabeth, 14 ; Helena, 40 ; 
 
 Judith, 29 ; Sara, 23 ; Thomas, 29. 
 Dawes, Henry, 50. 
 Dawson, Gilbert, 19. 
 Day, Charles, 24 ; Clare, 24 ; John, 22 ; Ruth, 
 
 22. 
 De Caesemaeker, John Joseph Eugene Felix, 
 
 72 ; John Louis, 72 ; Mary, 72. 
 De Charmes, Anna, 32. 
 De Crispe, Land., 54. 
 De Groaet, Isaac, 59. 
 De la Ball, Susannah, 28. 
 De la Noc, Jane, 22. 
 
 De Tanckerville, Fizts Ralphe Chamberlaine, 52. 
 Deacon, Xpher, 64. 
 Deakin, Mary, 6. 
 Deane, Mary, 25 ; Thomas, 25. 
 Deiver, Martha, 29. 
 Dekins, Anna, 2. 
 Delaval, Hester, 6. 
 Denham, James, 7 ; Sarah, 7. 
 Denn, Mary, 33. 
 Dennis, Sarah, 20 ; Thomas, 20. 
 Dennisson, John, 30 ; Sarah, 30. 
 Dent, Charles, 25 ; Christopher, 14 ; Mary, 25 ; 
 
 Sarah, 14. 
 Deverell, Joseph, 77. 
 Dewe, Elizabeth, 6 ; William, 6. 
 Dewey, William, 73. 
 Dicken, Adelaide Mary, 72 
 72 ; C. R., 46, 68 ; Rev. C 
 Agnes, 72, 80, 91. 
 Dickenson, Cornelius, 63. 
 Dickins, John, 79. 
 Dickinson, Boradale, 76. 
 Dicksey, Ann, 28. 
 Digsby, Frances, 39 ; Samuel, 39. 
 Dimock, Henry, 58. 
 Dimsdale, Daniel, 58. 
 Dishley, John, 62. 
 Dissell, Elizabeth Knot, 43. 
 Dixon, Ann Lstitia, 61 ; Charles Sutton, 51 
 Charlotte, 51 ; Clementina, 50, 51, 61, 66, 105 
 Clumentina, 50 ; Elizabeth, 10 ; Emily, 71, 74 
 105; Emma, 71, 74, 105; George, 71, 105 
 Henry, 71, 74, 105 ; Lsetitia, 50 ; Mary, 14 
 
 Charles Roland, 
 R., 80, 91 ; Sarah 
 
 Mary Ann, 51. 74, 105 ; Mary Fenton, 51, 66, 
 105 ; Temperance. 51, 66, 71, 74, 105 ; Thomas 
 Walter. 50 : William, 50, 51, 64, 66, 74, 105 ; 
 William Archer, 51, 66, 7), 74, 105 ; William 
 Fenton, 71. 
 Doare, .John, 32 ; Susannah, 32. 
 Dobey, John, 59. 
 Dobney, Mary, 33. 
 
 Dobson, John, 10 ; Sarah, 10 ; William, 78. 
 Dod, Jane, 7 ; Thomas, 7. 
 Dodman, Mary, 4. 
 Dodson, — , 16. 
 Doggett, Robert, 63. 
 Doharty, John, 58. 
 Doldern, Ann, 34. 
 Doodworth, Brian, 53. 
 Dorrington, Tho., 12. 
 Dory. Ann, 37. 
 
 Doughty, Grace, 31 ; Joseph, 54 ; Roberta, 53. 
 Dove, Dorothy, 8. 
 Downes, Mary. 34. 
 
 Dowsett, Edward, 104 ; Dr.^Edward, 45, 58. 
 Drinkwater, Mary, 3 ; William, 3. 
 Driver, Martha, 29. 
 Drom, John, 41 ; Margaret, 41. 
 Drought, William, 75. 
 
 Dubary, John, 55. 
 
 Dudley, John, 60. 
 
 Dudson, Frances, 39. 
 
 Duffin, Richard, 75. 
 
 Dukes, Francis, 78. 
 
 Duncalf, Mary, 43. 
 
 Dundasse, John, 4 ; Mary, 4. 
 
 Duning, Joseph, 57. 
 
 Dunkarton, Robert, 63. 
 
 Dunklyn, Jane, 30 ; Samuel, 30. 
 
 Dunlope, Alice. 14 ; Andrew, 14. 
 
 Duppa, Elizabeth, 17. 
 
 Dupui, Charles, 60. 
 
 Durrant, — , 8. 
 
 Dury, John Loes, 56. 
 
 Dutton, Elizabeth, 1 ; John, 1. 
 
 Dyer, Mary, 20 ; Matthew, 78. 
 
 Dyke, Edward, 31 ; Mary, 31. 
 
 Dymoke, Lewis, 39 ; Mary, 39, 
 
 Dyneley, 98. 
 
 Dyneley, Douglas, 98 ; Lieut.-Gen. Thomas, 
 
 98. 
 
 E 
 
 Eagles, Elizabeth, 40. 
 
 Eaglis, Elizabeth, 40. 
 
 Earl, Ann, 21 ; Robert, 21. 
 
 Eccleston. William, 52. 
 
 Eden, Anne, 24 ; Ralph, 64 ; Roberte, 24. 
 
 Edial, Edward. 17 ; Jane, 17. 
 
 Edkins, John, 76. 
 
 Edwards, Ann, 6 ; Elenor, 6 ; Hugh, 64. 
 
 Eedes, Sarah, 20. 
 
 Egerton, Hon. Honara, 2 ; Rt. Hon. John, Earle 
 
 'of Bridgewater, 2 ; Hon. Sir John, 2. 
 Elder, Edward, 89. 
 Elderton, John, 7 ; Margaret, 7. 
 Ellenborough, Rt. Hon. Edward, Lord, 74 ; 
 
 Edward Law, Lord. 84. 
 Elliot, William, 57. 
 Ellis, Frances, 10 ; Grace, 9 ; John, 76 ; Sarah, 
 
 10 ; Seth. 74 ; Susan, 18. 
 Ellison, Martha, 31 ; Thomas, 31. 
 
112 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Elliston, John, 33 ; Judith, 17 ; Sarah, 33 ; — , 17. 
 
 EUwes, Oapt. — , 9. 
 
 Elringtoii, iMary, 39 ; William, 89. 
 
 Elwes, Bridifitt, 7 ; Jeremias, 7. 
 
 Elwvn, Mary, G8 ; Richard, 70 ; William, OS. 
 
 Ely,"Dymock, H ; Judith, 14. 
 
 Emmeiton, John, 21 ; Sarah, 21. 
 
 English, Thomas, 73. 
 
 Enoch, — , 16. 
 
 Etheridge, Anne, 70 ; James, 70 ; Lewis, 70 ; 
 Louisa, 70 ; Sarah Ann, 70. 
 
 Euferson, John, 34 ; Mary, 34. 
 
 Evans, Ann Mary, 69 ; Elizabeth, 36 ; Louisa, 
 69 ; Robert, 36 ; Thomas, 34, 69. 
 
 Everard, Frances, 42 ; Richard, ."59. 
 
 Everet, Frances, 42. 
 
 Everett, Anne, 11 ; Eleanor, 41 ; Robert, 41. 
 
 Evett, George, 79. 
 
 Evley, Sara, 24. 
 
 Ewesdin, Thomas, 7.5. 
 
 Eyre, Ambrose, 34, 48, .55 ; Charlotte, 28 ; Eliza- 
 beth, 34, 48 ; Frances, 49 ; Meliora, 29 ; Sam., 
 28 ; Venn, 38 ; Rev. Venn, 49. 
 
 Fairfax, Hon. Robert, 48. 
 
 Fairfex, George, 54. 
 
 Fane, Anne, 45 ; Vere, 45. 
 
 Fannen, Nicholas, 56. 
 
 Farewell, John, 18 ; Simon, 104 ; Susan, 18. 
 
 Farley, William, 55. 
 
 Farmer, Charles, 73. 
 
 Farr, — , 16. 
 
 Farrer, Elizabeth, 42 ; William, 42. 
 
 Farside, Elizabeth, 23. 
 
 Fastolf, Mary, 4. 
 
 Faulcon, Lewis, 59. 
 
 Fawcett, Thomas, 62. 
 
 Fawkes, Elizabeth, 25 ; Francis, 42. 
 
 Fawler, John, 9. 
 
 Fazakerley, Catherine, 26 ; Sarah, 22 ; William, 
 22. 
 
 Fear, Richard, 74. 
 
 Fearnley, Henry, 64. 
 
 Featherstone, James, 75. 
 
 Feild, Anne, 2 ; George, 2. 
 
 Fell, William, 73. 
 
 Fellows, Katherine, 22. 
 
 Felton, Edward, 75. 
 
 Ferrebee, Jane, 6 ; John, 6. 
 
 Fesnc, Benjamin, 56. 
 
 Fevre. Sec Le Fevre. 
 
 Ffomas, William, 25. 
 
 Field, Elizabeth, 18 ; Henry Cromwell, 78, 91. 
 
 Fifield, Antony, 78. 
 
 Finch, Edward, 36 ; Francis, 25 ; John, 38 ; 
 Marv, 36 ; Matthew, 25. 
 
 Finley, John, 62. 
 
 Firmyn, Anne, 1 ; Nathaniel, 1. 
 
 Fish," Margaret, 10 ; Mary, 4 ; William, 16. 
 Fisher, Anne, 2 ; Anthony, 28 ; Dorothea, 46, 
 68 ; D., 45 ; Edmund Couray, 84 ; Edmund 
 Conroy, 78 ; Elisabeth, 45 ; Elizabeth, 5. 28, 
 46 ; Elizabeth Anne Dorothea, 45, 68 ; F., 46 ; 
 Jane, 45 ; John, 5, 68 ; Dr. John, 46 ; Mary, 
 78. 83 ; Mary Harley, 45 ; Michael, 58 ; Philip, 
 45, 46, 78, 83 ; Rev. Philip, 45, 46 ; William, 
 68, 84 ; Rev. William, 45 ; Rev. Dr. — , 77, 
 105. 
 
 Fiske, Elizabeth Ritson, 68 ; Mary, 68 ; Robert, 
 
 68 ; Robert White, 68. 
 Fizacherly, Elizabeth, 28. 
 Fleetwood, Anna Maria, 47 ; Anne, 47 ; Edward, 
 
 54 ; John, 47 ; Mary, 47 ; Sarah, 47. 
 Fleming, Jane, 24 ; William, 58. 
 Flemming, Edmund, 53. 
 Fletcher, Susanna, 40 ; Ursula, 5. 
 Floyd, Elizabeth, 80 ; Mary Ann, 80 ; Sarah, 7. 
 FoUingsby. George, 73. 
 Foote, Benjamin Hately, 36 ; Mary, 36. 
 Ford, Catherine, 38 ; George, 22 ; Jane, 22, 
 Forde, Sarah, 7 ; William, 7. 
 Foreman, William, 52. 
 Foster, Caroline, 69 ; Ellen Julia, 69 ; Jacob, 
 
 75 ; Kingsman, 69 ; Susanna, 37 ; Thomas, 80. 
 Fotherby, Ann, 39 ; John, 39. 
 Fouchard, Simon, 55. 
 Fowler, Jane. 20, 27 ; William, 55. 
 Fox, Ann, 8 ; Anne, 19 ; Jane, 26, 30 ; John, 47 ; 
 
 Mary, 47 ; Robert, 19, 26 ; Thomas, 8, 47 ; 
 
 Tho., 10, 11, 12, 19, 21. 
 Foxal, Charles, 58. 
 Foy, Dorothy, 33 ; Thomas, 33. 
 Francis, John, 32, 76 ; Mary, 32 ; William 
 
 Davis, 78. 
 Franke, Mary, 4. 
 
 Franklin, John, 59 ; Sarah, 22 ; Thomas, 22, 64. 
 Freeman, Avis, 6 ; George, 57 ; James, 74 ; John, 
 
 6, 54 ; Susanna, 19 ; Thomas, 19. 
 Freemon, Avis, 6 ; John, 6. 
 French, Elizabeth, 19. 
 Frickley, Joseph, 78. 
 Friend, Rowland, 57. 
 Frith, Alice, 39 ; Edward, 39, 
 Frost, Frances, 8 ; John, 74. 
 Fulker, John, 76. 
 Fuller, Catharine, 9 ; Joseph, 70 ; Robert, 70 ; 
 
 Sarah Ann, 70. 
 Furnish, Walter, 53. 
 
 G 
 
 Gabriel, Richard, 79. 
 
 Galley, Mary, 18. 
 
 Gamet, John, 53. 
 
 Gamull, James, 59. 
 
 Gape, Elizabeth, 20. 
 
 Gardner, Elizabeth, 1 ; Robert, 54. 
 
 Garner, Daniel, 61. 
 
 Garnett, John, 35. 
 
 Garnham, Thomas, 57, 
 
 Garnsay, William, 73. 
 
 Garratt, Isaac, 61. 
 
 Gates, Daniel, 4 ; Mary, 4. 
 
 Gatonby, Jane, 14 ; John, 14. 
 
 Gatty, 82. 
 
 Gatty, Thomas, 77, 82. 
 
 Gay, Robert, 23. 
 
 Geldart, Rogger, 52. 
 
 George, Agnes, 41 ; Mary, 41 ; Philip, 64 ; 
 
 Thomas, 41. 
 German, Ann, 78 ; EUeanor Lavinia, 78 ; Sarah, 
 
 19. 
 Gething. Elizabeth, 19 ; Nicholas, 19 ; Roger, 19. 
 Ghest, John, 61. 
 Gibbes, Anne, 24. 
 Gibbons, Ann, 43 ; William, 60. 
 Gibbs, Charles, 58 ; Susanna, 16. 
 Gibes, Henry, 53. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 113 
 
 Gibson, Anne, 9, 30 ; Frances Georgina, 70 ; 
 
 James, 30 ; Mary, 70 ; Richard, 9 ; Robert 
 
 Bowness, 70 ; Thomas William, 70. 
 Gidgeon, — , 13. 
 Gifford, Jane, 6 ; Jasper, 6. 
 Gilbert, John, 64. 
 Giles, Sanbank, 62 ; William, 62. 
 Gill, Ann, 28. 
 Gillan, John, 57. 
 Gillet, Elizabeth, 27 ; John, 35 ; Mary, 35 ; 
 
 William, 27. 
 Gillett, Elizabeth, 27 ; John, 33 ; Mary, 35 ; 
 
 William, 27. 
 Gillort, Mary, 35. 
 Gilstrop, Dr. — , 24. 
 Girard. Stephen, 56. 
 Gist, Elisabeth, 18 ; Thomas, 18. 
 Gladman, Mary, 28 ; Sara, 26 ; Simon, 15 ; 
 
 Susanna, 15. 
 Goater, John, 66. 
 Godard. Francis, 60. 
 
 Goddard, Elizabeth, 20 ; John, 75 ; Thomas, 20. 
 Godfrey, John, 75. 
 God ward, Anne, 21 ; John, 21. 
 Godwin, Mary, 7 ; Nathaniel, 79. 
 Goldman, Sara, 26. 
 Goldwin, William, 58. 
 Gomm, Charles, 57. 
 Good, Mary, 21. 
 
 Goodall, Charles, 8 ; Frances, 8. 
 Goodes, James, 57. 
 Goodin, Elizabeth, 28. 
 Goodknapp, Jeremiah, 58. 
 Goodman, George, 80 ; — , 10. 
 Goodrick, John, 2 ; Mary, 2. 
 Goodwin, Benjamin, 19 ; Elizabeth, 19 ; Francis, 
 
 74 ; Mary, 13 ; Richard, 79. 
 Gordon, Alexander, 55 ; John, 57 ; Walter, 50. 
 Gough, John, 32, 33. 
 Gould, Mary, 44. 
 Gouldesburgh, Anne, 24. 
 Goulding, Dorothy, 40 ; 
 Gouldsmith, Richard, 80. 
 Graham, Ann, 37 ; Richard, 64 ; — , 50. 
 Grainger, Sarah, 11. 
 Grand. See Le Grand. 
 Grannell, Martin, 79. 
 Grant, Millicent, 10. 
 Gravenor, Mary, 13. 
 Graves, John, 40 ; Susanna, 40. 
 Greary, William, 76. 
 Greatheed, Lady Mary, 49 ; Samuel, 49. 
 Green, Mary, 3, 4, 27 ; Richard, 4 ; William, 57. 
 Greenall, Anne, 24 ; William, 24. 
 Greenberry, Mary, 8. 
 Greenhill, Sarah, 16. 
 Greenless, Mary, 33. 
 Greenup, Ann, 31 ; Joseph, 31. 
 Greenwood, Adam, 24 ; Ann, 24 ; Betsy, 51 ; 
 
 John, 51, 53 ; Thomas, 51. 
 Gregory, Benjamin, 40 ; Elizabeth, 40 ; Mercy, 
 
 38. 
 Greive, Anne, 45 ; Dr. James, 45, 58. 
 Griblin, Samuel, 60. 
 Grice, Frances, 21. 
 Grifes, Lewellen, 54. 
 Griffin, Rich., 13 ; Sarah, 13. 
 Griffith, David, 53 ; Evan, 73 ; Robert, 57. 
 Griffiths. Catherine, 38 ; Edward, 38. 
 Grimes. Elizabeth, 9. 19 ; Phillis, 37 ; Robert, 9, 
 19 ; Sarah, 22. 
 
 Groaet. See De Groaet. 
 
 Grove, Anne, 10, 19 ; Elizabeth, 12 ; Mary, 32 ; 
 
 Thomas, 12 ; William, 10, 19, 32. 
 Groves, Susanna, 40. 
 Gundery, Catherine, 26 ; Radford, 26. 
 Gunter, Deborah, 34 ; John, 34. 
 
 Hackett, Edward, 75. 
 Hadley, Dr. John, 45 ; Dr. J., 56. 
 Hairfield, John, 52. 
 Halcombe. J. J., 69. 
 
 Hale, Ann, 101 ; Ann Caroline, 72, 101 ; Anne, 
 68, 72 ; Anne Caroline, 72, 101 ; Caroline 
 Henrietta, i^^, 69, 72 ; Elizabeth, 101 ; Ellen 
 Julia, 69 ; George Herbert, 72, 101 ; James 
 Charles, 69 ; John Godwin, 68, 69, 72 ; Lons- 
 dale Augustus, 72 ; William, 72 ; William 
 Hale, 68, 69, 101 ; William Palmer, 101 ; W. H., 
 45, 68, 69. 
 Halford, Francis, 64. 
 Haliday, Ann, 41 ; William Mostyn, 41. 
 Hall, Abraham, 48 ; Charles, 20 ; Dorothy, 48 
 Edward, 32 : Elizabeth, 5, 12, 27 ; Francis, 77 
 Jane, 38 ; Job. 58 ; John, 27 ; Mary, 27, 48 
 Samuel, 38 ; Sarah, 20, 32 ; William, 75. 
 Hallett, Elizabeth, 44 ; Henry, 44. 
 Hallum, John, 76. 
 Halse, John, 74. 
 Halsey, Deborah, 34 ; Edward, 1 ; James, 24, 55 ; 
 
 Margaret, 1 ; Ruth, 24. 
 Halsie, Edward, 1 ; Margarett, 1. 
 Hamilton. Alexander, 13 ; Elizabeth, 13 ; Jane, 42, 
 Hamlin, James, 76. 
 Hammond, Elizabeth, 14 ; Peter, 59. 
 Hampton, Edward, 77. 
 Hancock, EUenor, 13. 
 Handon, Griffith, 53. 
 Handy, Elizabeth, 12 ; Robert, 12. 
 Hannam, John, 74. 
 Hanson, John, 79. 
 Hara, Charles, 3 ; Margaret, 3. 
 Hardesty, Faithy, 35. 
 
 Harding, Anne, 17 ; Edwarde, 26 ; Ellen Victoria, 
 
 69 ; Fanny Anne, 45 ; Joan, 9 ; Joanna, 40 ; 
 
 Patrick Stanley, 63 ; Rebecca, 26 ; Thomas, 
 
 69. 
 
 Hardy, James, 23 ; Mary, 23. 
 
 Hargrave, Elizabeth, 24 ; Henry, 21 ; Rev. Joseph 
 
 Smith, 66. 
 Hargraves, Francis Albany James, 79. 
 Harley, Sarah, 11 ; William, 11. 
 Harman, Thomas, 73. 
 
 Harper, Anna, 2 ; Elizabeth, 2 ; Gilbert, 16 ; 
 Mary, 3 ; Nathaniel, 3 ; Sarah, 16 ; S., 50 ; 
 Rev. — , 50. 
 Harris, Catherine, 34 ; Edward, 34 ; Hannah, 
 20 ; John, 66 ; Joseph, 20 ; Mary Ann, 40 ; 
 Nathaniel, 79 ; Thomas, 79 ; William, 75. 
 Harrison, Elizabeth, 26, 33 ; George, 56 ; Hester, 
 6 ; James, 6 ; John, 63 ; Joseph, 76 ; William, 
 58; — , 8. 
 Hart, James, 59 ; John, 66 ; Peircival, 17. 
 Hartfcith, Thomas, 63. 
 
 Hartley, Clement, 63 ; John, 67 ; Thomas, 73. 
 Hartwell, Dorothy, 19 ; Peter, 19. 
 Harvey, Ann, 38 ; Charles, 55 ; Elizabeth, 9 ; 
 
 James. 9. 38. 
 Haslam, John, 31 ; Sarah, 31. 
 
 Q 
 
114 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Hastings, Elizabeth, 26. 
 
 Hathway, William, 79. 
 
 Hatherway, Thomas, 60. 
 
 Hatley, Hannah, 1. 
 
 Haueifield, H, D., 45. 
 
 ILivdock, y6. 
 
 Havelock, Sir Henry, 99 ; "William, 96 ; Lieut.- 
 
 Col. William. 99 ; Major-Gen. — , 96. 
 Hawes, Anne, 2 ; Elizabeth, 3 ; Thomas, 3. 
 Hawkes, Alice, 9 ; Anne, 9. 
 Hawkins, George, 23 ; Sara, 23. 
 Hawley, Frances. 20 ; Margaret, 38. 
 Hawys', Ann, 48 ; Anne, U, 48, 60 ; Philip Lewis, 
 
 48 ; Thomas, 44. 48, 60 ; Dr. Thomas, 48, 56. 
 Hayho. James John. 72 ; John James, 72 ; Mary 
 
 Ann, 72 ; Sarah. 72, 78. 
 Havues, John, 62 ; Richard, 61. 
 Hayton. John. 79. 
 HaVwood. Elizabeth, 25 ; John, 25. 
 Head, Elizabeth, 6 ; Thomas, 6 ; The, 12, 16. 
 Heasler, William Henry. 57. 
 Heath, Rev. Benjamin, 50. 
 Heathcote, Charles, 62 ; Col. Charles, 94 ; 
 
 Dorothy Anne, 62, 94. 
 Hedley, Adley, 19. 
 Helcombe, Susanna, 19. 
 Helraes, Elizabeth, 7 ; Richard, 7. 
 Hemin, Lucretia, 37. 
 Hemstead, Edmund, 77. 
 Hemstock, John, 73. 
 Henderson, Thomas, 76. 
 Hendly, Bethia, 32. 
 Hendry. Elizabeth, 71 ; Marion, 74 ; William, 
 
 71 : William Canwell, 71. 
 Henly, Bethia, 32. 
 Henn, Henry, 62. 
 Herbert, Anne, 11. 
 Hereford, J., 70. 
 Hewitt, Henry, 75. 
 Hewson, John, 39 ; Rebecca, 39. 
 Heys. Hannah, 20 ; William, 20. 
 Hibberts, Henry, 9 ; Joan, 9. 
 Hickling, Margaret, 38 ; Robert, 38. 
 Hickman, John. 63 ; Susanna, 16. 
 Hicks, Elizabeth, 8 ; John, 5 ; Mary, 5. 
 Hieson, John, 56. 
 
 Higgett, Jon., 29. 
 
 Higgins, James, 73 ; Ruth, 24. 
 
 Higginson, Elizabeth, 47 ; Nathaniel, 47. 
 
 Hill, Dorothy, 15 ; Elizabeth, 26, 35 ; Giles, 26 ; 
 John, 35. 
 
 Hilliker, William, 75. 
 
 Hills, Anne, 3 ; Henry, 3. 
 
 Hillyard, Rebecca, 34. 
 
 Hirst, Edward, 77. 
 
 Hoar, Ann, 33. 
 
 Hoare, Ann, 37 ; John, 37. 
 
 Hobart, George, 79. 
 
 Hobbs, Alice, 34 ; William, 34. 
 
 Hobson, Elizabeth, 33 ; Nathaniel, 59. 
 
 Hoby, Richard, 65. 
 
 Hodges, Mary, 36 ; Robert, 36 ; Stephen, 77. 
 
 Hodgkins, Frances, 23. 
 
 Hodgkinson, John, 77. 
 
 Hodson, George, 53 ; Richard, 52 ; William, 75. 
 
 Hogan, Francis, 29 ; Stephen, 29. 
 
 Hogon, Francis, 29 ; Stephen, 29. 
 
 Holden, Benjamin, 36 ; Hannah, 36. 
 
 Holdship, Sarah, 30. 
 
 Holker, Elizabeth, 21 ; John, 21. 
 
 Holland, Edward, 59, 
 
 HoUier, Elizabeth, 33 ; Rev. William, 33. 
 
 HoUins, Mary Elizabeth, 69. 
 
 Hollis, Mary, 23 ; Sarah, 30 ; Thomas, 30. 
 
 Holloway, James, 65. 
 
 Holmes, Rachael, 22. 
 
 Holrigg, Thomas, 52. 
 
 Holt, Elizabeth, 34 ; Francis, 47 ; Henry, 47 ; 
 
 Persca, 47 ; Presca, 47 ; Rowland, 47. 
 Honour, James, 77. 
 
 Hooker, Dr. Edward, 54 ; John, 22 ; Dr. — , 55. 
 Hookham, Thomas Jordan, 77. 
 Hooper, Edward, 24. 
 Hope, Elizabeth, 42. 
 Hopkins, Anne, 60 ; John, 59. 
 Hopper, Henry, 70 ; Joseph, 70 ; Mary Jane, 70. 
 Home, James, 61 ; John, 21 ; Sarah, 21. 
 Horseman, Sarah, 7. 
 Horsley, William, 91. 
 Horsnayi, Thomas, 54. 
 Horton, — , 54. 
 Hosken, R. F., 70. 
 Hotchkis, Ann, 48 ; James, 31, 32, 40, 42 ; Rev. 
 
 James, 48 ; .Josh., 7 ; J., 38, 41 ; Mary, 48 ; 
 
 Sarah, 48 ; Thomas, 48 ; Rev. — , 39. 
 Houghton, Peter, 80. 
 House, Alice, 14. 
 How, Sarah, 35. 
 Howard, Elizabeth, 12, 18 ; Giles, 12; Margery, 
 
 15 ; Mary, 6, 12. 
 Howman, A. E., 68 ; Rev. A. E., 46. 
 Hoyes, George, 59. 
 Hoyle, Elisabeth, 18 ; Sam., 12. 
 Hubbard, James, 65 ; John, 60, 65. 
 Huckans, William, 66. 
 Hudson, Charles, 42 ; Deborah, 42. 
 Hughes, Edward, 77 ; Gabriel, 14 ; Henry, 65 ; 
 
 Katherine, 14 ; William, 73. 
 Hull, Anna Maria, 31 ; Richard, 31. 
 Hullah, John, 103. 
 
 Hulme, Mathew, 65 ; Nathaniel, 106. 
 Humphreys, Hannah. 11 ; Rich., 11 ; William, 
 
 56; Will., 11. 
 Humphries, William, 78. 
 
 Humphris, Hannah, 11 ; Henry, 75 ; Will., 11. 
 Hunt, Margaret, 17 ; Robert, 80. 
 Hunter, Samuel, 64 ; William, 64. 
 Huntridge, Richard, 60. 
 Hurst, Thomas, 79. 
 Hurt, Percival, 54. 
 Hussey, Thomas, 59. 
 
 Hutchins, Anne, 21 ; John, 76 ; Thomas, 21. 
 Hutchinson, Francis, 58 ; John, 58. 
 Hutton, Alice. 34. 
 Hyde, James, 30, 59 ; Jane, 30 ; Mary, 45. 
 
 Ibbetson, Ann, 41 ; Martha, 33 ; Samuel, 33, 41. 
 
 Hes, Susanna, 30 ; Thomas, 30. 
 
 Inglis, John, 27. 
 
 Ingold, Thomas, 57. 
 
 Ingram, Anne, 30 ; Henry M., 68; John, 55 ; 
 
 Susan, 32 ; Thomas, 32. 
 Innes. Mary, 16. 
 Irish, Sarah, 48 ; William, 48. 
 Irons, William, 62. 
 
 Irwin, Elizabeth, Viscountess Dowager of, 8. 
 Ives, James, 76. 
 Ivy, John, 37 ; Lucretia, 37. 
 Izard, John, 53. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 115 
 
 Jackson, Alice, 9 ; Anne, 19, 60 ; Dorcas, 4 ; 
 Elizabeth, 5, 32 ; Henrietta E., 69 ; Isabella 
 Sophia, 69 ; James, 69 ; James Bowes, 69 ; 
 John, 19 ; John H., 69 ; Joseph, 9 ; Marma- 
 duke, 53 ; Ralph, 60 ; Thomas, 61. 
 
 Jameson, Robert, 79. 
 
 Jaques, Mary, 30. 
 
 Jarrat, James, 77 ; John, 59. 
 
 Jay, — , 22. 
 
 Jaye, Nath., 26. 
 
 JefEcott, Ann, 40. 
 
 JefEerys, James, 76. 
 
 Jeffldns, Elizabeth, 89, 90. 
 
 Jeffreys, Walter, 14. 
 
 Jenkinson, Ann, 62 ; Catherine, 36 ; John, 36 ; 
 Thomas, 59, 62, 63. 
 
 Jennings, Elisha, 60. 
 
 Jepps, Sibley, 66. 
 
 Jermia, Judith, 14. 
 
 Jerrold, John, 61, 62. 
 
 Jesson, Rich., 60. 
 
 Jobson, Charlotte, 28 ; William, 28. 
 
 John. See St. John. 
 
 Johnson, Christopher, 20 ; Cuthbert, 63 ; Eliza- 
 beth, 25 ; Felicia, 22 ; John, 63 ; Martha, 33 ; 
 Mary, 20, 21 ; Susanna, 3 ; William, 33. 
 
 Jones, Abigail, 26 ; Anthony, 51, 77 ; Charles 
 John White, 49 ; Elizabeth, 33,51 ; Henrietta 
 Maria, 49, 76, 92 ; .lohn, 45, 49, 54, 62, 66, 80, 
 92 ; John David, 79 ; Nathaniel, 33 ; Sarah, 
 45, 49, 62, 92 ; Susanna, 51 ; Thomas, 49, 55, 
 76 ; William, 26, 52, 62, 79. 
 
 Josselyn, Anne, 1. 
 
 Jourdain, William, 59. 
 
 Joyner, Johanna, 32 ; Theophilus, 32. 
 
 Judd, Anne Jane, 50 ; Frances, 50 ; John P., 
 50. 
 
 K 
 
 Kanny, Michl., 61. 
 
 Keating, Francis A., 70 ; William, 62. 
 
 Keck, Malvina, 9. 
 
 Keech, Edward, 4 ; Mary, 4. 
 
 Keeling, Hannah, 12. 
 
 Keen, Christopher, 9. 
 
 Keep, Clement, 56. 
 
 Keightley, Archibald, 69, 82 ; Archibald Henry, 
 
 79, 83 ; A., 69 ; Sara Elizabeth, 69. 
 Kelham, Elizabeth, 12. 
 Kellington, Job, 4 ; Rachel, 4. 
 Kelot, John, 55. 
 Kelsall, Thomas, 55. 
 Kelsey, Henry, 5 ; Sarah, 5. 
 Kelty, John, 75. 
 Kemp, Mary, 4. 
 Kemshead, Ann, 63, 95. 
 Kendal, Georg, 54. 
 Kendrick, John, 60. 
 Kennett, Francis, 21 ; Mary, 21. 
 Kenny, John, 58. 
 Kent. Edward, 17 ; John, 55 ; Martha, 17 ; 
 
 Mary, 26 ; Susanna, 74 ; William, 65. 
 Kenton, James, 64. 
 Kerby, Mary, 16. 
 Kerfoot, Sarah, 32. 
 Keymer, Francis, 53. 
 Keys, Clement, 56 ; George, 57. 
 
 Killet, Susanna, 42. 
 
 Kinder, Elizabeth, 37 ; John, 37. 
 
 Kinderley, Adley, 19 ; JefEery, 19. 
 
 King, Anne, 24 ; Daniel, 18, 47, 48 ; David, 59 ; 
 
 Elizabeth, 3, 18 ; George, 38 ; Hanna, 15 ; 
 
 Jacob, 15 ; James, 20, 22, 24, 25, 29, 47 ; Jane, 
 
 5 ; John, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31, 
 
 35, 36, 47, 53 ; Joseph, 62 ; Laurence, 19 ; 
 
 Mary, 23 ; Melior, 18, 47, 48 ; Miriam, 19 ; 
 
 Sarah, 38 ; Tho., 22 ; Walter, 65 ; William, 65. 
 Kingham, Elizabeth, 38. 
 Kingsbury, Mary, 4. 
 Kirby, John, 59. 
 
 Kirfoot, Jane, 32 ; Nathaniel, 32. 
 Kirke. William, 24. 
 Kitt, Jacob Ridley, 75. 
 Knapp, Susanna, 21. 
 Knight, Ann, 31 ; Caroline, 45 ; Christopher, 52 ; 
 
 Jonas, 63 ; Julia, 45 ; William, 79. 
 Knighton, Elizabeth, 5 ; John, 5. 
 Konibin, Thomas, 58. 
 Kyshe, Mary, 4. 
 Kyte, Mary, 45. 
 
 La Plante, Anne, 44. 
 
 Lacey, John, 78. 
 
 Lacon, Anthony, 79. 
 
 Ladd, Ann, 9 ; Frances, 42 ; James, 9 ; William, 
 
 42. 
 Lake, Rich., 12. 
 
 Lambard, Jane, 27 ; Multon, 27. 
 Lambert, Anna Maria, 41 ; Elizabeth, 18 ; John, 
 
 75 ; William, 41. 
 Lambley, Anne, 12 ; John, 12. 
 Lancaster, Thomas, 77. 
 Lance, Elizabeth, 33. 
 Lane, 100. 
 Lane, Carolina, 23 ; Catharine, 9 ; Edward, 9 ; 
 
 Henry James, 70 ; Jane — , 69 ; John, 23 ; 
 
 Thomas, 75. 
 Langford, Emanuel, 30 ; Emanl., 25, 26, 27, 28 ; 
 
 Frances, 27 ; John, 28, 39 ; Mary, 28, 39. 
 Langley, Mary, 5 ; Thomas, 5. 
 Langton, Frances, 23 ; George, 23. 
 Lany, Edw., 20. 
 Lardner, William, 73. 
 Laremer, Frances, 21 ; William, 21. 
 Large, Ann, 28 ; Peter, 28. 
 Lathbury, Edward, 57. 
 Latten, James, 77. 
 Latter, Ann, 39 ; Rev. Edmund, 39. 
 Launder, James, 77. 
 Laurence, Joseph, 73. 4~ 
 Lavington, James, 75. 
 Law, Edmund, 84 ; Edward, Lord Ellenborough, 
 
 84 ; John, 82. 
 Lawley, George, 27 ; Rebecca, 27. \ 
 
 Lawrence, Dorothy, 10 ; Margeritte, 20 ; Thomas, "T 
 
 20 ; William, 10. 
 Lawrey, Francis, 25. 
 Layton, David, 55. 
 Le Bas, Cecil Henry Arthur, 70 ; G., 70 ; Henry, 
 
 Vincent, 70 ; Maud Zarita de Gattinara, 70. 
 Le Favre, Sebastien, 55. 
 Le Grand, Anne, 45. 
 Leach, Ruth, 20. 
 
 Leake, George, 57 ; William, 58. 
 Leapidge, George, 18 ; Rebecca, 18. 
 
116 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Leather, J., 54. 
 
 Leaver, William, 53, 
 
 Lechmere, Mary, 39 ; Rev. Nicholas, 39 ; Nichos, 
 35. 
 
 Ledouble, Abraham, 28 ; Mary, 28. 
 
 Lee, Anthony, 36 ; Edwarde, 53 ; Elizabeth, 36 ; 
 Henry, 57'; John, 59 ; Mary, 28 ; Sara, 24 ; 
 Sarah, 31 ; Thomas, 59. 
 
 Leech, John, 62, 102. 
 
 Leefe, Edward, 76. 
 
 Leeming Edward, 74. 
 
 Leeson, Edward, 79. 
 
 Legg, Elizabeth, 1. 
 
 Leggatt, John, 54. 
 
 Leigh, Dame Catherine, 17; Elizabeth, 11; 
 Hon. Honara, 2 ; John, 11. 
 
 Leman, Neville, 5 ; Penelope, 5. 
 
 Lennard, Elizabeth, 11. 
 
 Leplastrier, Louis, 80. 
 
 Lesingham, Elizabeth, 18 ; Thomas, 18. 
 
 Letts, Thomas, 69. 
 
 Levett, 87. 
 
 Levett, Henry, 87, 88. 
 
 Levingston, George, 12 ; Mary, 12. 
 
 Lewis, Anne, 25 ; Philip, 58 ; Randle, 78 ; Sus- 
 anna, 12. 
 
 Leworthy, Clement, 9. 
 
 Lidderdale, Hellen, 36. 
 
 Lidgould, Cha., 5, 6 ; John, 9, 10 ; Mary, 22 ; 
 Richard, 22. 
 
 LiflEen, Henry, 75. 
 
 Lightfoot, Elizabeth, 14 ; Thomas, 65. 
 
 Like, Thomas, 75. 
 
 Lilley, Andrew, 21 ; Mary, 21. 
 
 Lilly, Joseph, 60 ; Rich., 11 ; William, 53. 
 
 Lines, John, 58. 
 
 Linn, John, 61. 
 
 Linney, William, 67. 
 
 Lister, Martha, 26 ; Penelope, 35. 
 
 Little, Grace, 31 ; Thomas, 31. 
 
 Lloyd, Anna Maria, 61 ; Catherine Dorothy, 
 61 ; Charles Heath, 50, 61 ; Charlotte Ann, 
 61 ; David, 62 ; Edward, 61 ; Elizabeth, 50, 
 61, 104 ; B'rances, 61 ; John Bourchier, 61 ; 
 Mary, 50, 61 ; Phil., 32 ; Prichard Henry, 61 ; 
 Richard Henry, 60 ; Robert, 64 ; Thomas, 50, 
 61 ; William, 60, 61.65 ; Rev. William, 50, 51, 
 61,66, 104 ; Major-Gen. — , 50. 
 
 Lloyde, Elizabeth, 39 ; Richard, 39. 
 
 Lock, Frances, 15 ; James, 15. 
 
 Lockwood, Priscilla, 9. 
 
 Lodge, Ann, 8. 
 
 Long, John, 57. 
 
 Longeroft, Elizabeth, 40 ; Robert, 40. 
 
 Longwood, Giles, 55. 
 
 Lord, Elizabeth, 27 ; Mary, 34 ; Rachel, 7 ; 
 Robert, 7 ; Thomas, 34. 
 
 Lovatt, Simon, 57. 
 
 Love, Charles, 25. 
 
 Loveday, Mary, 2 ; Thomas, 2. 
 
 Lovegrove, Elizabeth, 44. 
 
 Loveland, Thomas, 61. 
 
 Lovell, Alice, 13. 
 
 Lovett, Charles, 60 ; Sarah, 37 ; William, 37. 
 Lowdell, Saunders, 66. 
 
 Lowe, Joseph, 59 ; Robert, 104. 
 
 Loxum, Robert, 18 ; Susanna, 18. 
 
 Lucas, Dorothy, 43 ; Elizabeth, 19 ; John, 43 ; 
 William, (!5. 
 
 LufEenham, — , 15. 
 Lund, Jane, 32. 
 
 Lushington, Jane, 20 ; Matthew Altham, 55 ; 
 
 Stephen, 20 ; —,21. 
 Luttenham, — , 15. 
 
 Lyne, Jane, 72 ; Sarah, 72 ; Stephen, 72, 78. 
 Lynn, Susanna, 44. 
 Lyon, Robert, 64. 
 Lyons, John, 74. 
 
 M 
 
 McCrae, Farquar, 69 ; Mary Amelia MorisoD, 
 
 69. 
 McDufe, Mary, 41 ; Robert, 41. 
 Macbean. Alexander, 60. 
 Mach, Richard, 65. 
 Machin, Margaret, 31 ; Richard, 31. 
 Machon, Godfrey, 57. 
 Mackay, James, 59. 
 Mackenzie, William, 73. 
 Mackinon, Angus, 60. 
 Mackrill, Thomas, 73. 
 Maddox, — , 27. 
 Madocks, John, 77 
 Madox, Joan, 13. 
 Mafly, Anne, 25. 
 Magson, Ann, 27 ; Thomas, 27. 
 Maidman, Edward, 11 ; J., 51 ; Margaret, 11. 
 Maile, Thomas, 59. 
 Maillard, Nicholas, 64. 
 Major, John, 79, 106 ; Mary, 4 ; Robert, 77. 
 Mallet, Elizabeth, 14 ; Thomas, 14. 
 Malme, Charles, 35 ; Dorothy, 35. 
 Malroy, Edward, 58. 
 Man, Mary, 36. 
 Mann, Elizabeth, 2 ; Nicolaus, 95 ; Tho., 54 ; — , 
 
 45. 
 Manning, Ann, 39 ; John, 16 ; Mary, 16 ; Tho- 
 mas, 59. 
 
 Mansell, James, 76. 
 
 Mansfield, Elizabeth. 42 ; John, 42. 
 
 Mapleson, Benjamin, 61. 
 
 Mapley, Margaret, 16. 
 
 Mara, Francis, 56. 
 
 Marbold, William, 53. 
 
 Marchworth, Sir Henry, 64. 
 
 Marlton. Mary, 30 ; Thomas, 30. 
 
 Marryat, Rebecca, 39. 
 
 Marsh, Richard, 57. 
 
 Marston, Rebecca, 39 ; Susanna, 29 ; William, 20. 
 
 Martel, Sarah, 5. 
 
 Martin, Joseph, 75; Mary, 11 ; Rebecca, 26; 
 Samuel, 48 ; Sarah, 38 ; Thomas, 58, 62 ; 
 William, 11. 
 
 Martyn, Henry, 10 ; Sarah, 10. 
 
 Masey, Anne, 25. 
 
 Maskull, Frank, 38 ; Mary, 38. 
 
 Mason, Charles, 8, 64 ; Edmund, 21, 22 ; Ed- 
 munde. 23 ; Edward, 6 ; Elizabeth, 6, 8, 20, 
 27 ; John, 55 ; Mary, 23 ; Roberte, 52 ; — , 20. 
 
 Massey, Thomas, 79. 
 
 Massmore, — , 14, 
 
 Mathews, Jane, 37. 
 
 Matthews, Benjamin, 77 ; Jane, 37 ; Maria, 45 ; 
 Richard, 77 ; Thomas, 66. 
 
 May, Ann, 31 ; Joseph, 55 ; William, 31. 
 
 Maynard, Charles, 58. 
 
 Mayuwearing, Margarett, 25, 
 
 Mayers, Andrew, 77. 
 
 Mayhew, William, 58. 
 
 Mazell, Peter, 66. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 117 
 
 Mazey, Jane. 38. 
 Mead, George, 13 ; Mary, 13. 
 Meadhams, Elizabeth, 5 ; Thomas, ^. 
 Mecham, Thomas, 62. 
 Medlicott, Oss, 28. 
 Medlycott, Ann, 28 ; Thomas, 28. 
 Mee, John, 10.5 ; Thomas, 75, 105. 
 Mees, John, 74. 
 Mellhuish, Honora, 17. 
 Mellichamp, William, 58. 
 Melmoth, Thomas, 60, 93. 
 Meloy, Daniel, 55. 
 Mendham, William, 64. 
 Mercer, James, 78. 
 Merchant, Ferdinando, 54. 
 Merden, John, 15 ; Lucy, 15. 
 Meredith, Benjamin, 80 ; John, 76 ; Richard, 80. 
 Merrick, Joshua, 56. 
 Merricke, Sarah, 21. 
 Merriden, Will., 6. 
 Mesgret, Michael, 55. 
 Mew, James, 54. 
 Meymott, John, 57. 
 Midgley, William, 78. 
 Milbank, Ann. 25. 
 Milborne, Mary, 40. 
 
 Miles, Charles, 68 ; Elizabeth, 68 ; Ellen, 78 ; 
 Isabella Sophia, 68 ; John, 56, 68 ; Mary 
 Augusta, 68. 
 Miller, Elizabeth, 105 ; Hannah, 12 ; John, 12. 
 Millington, Elizabeth, 28 ; John, 62. 
 Millor, Elizabeth, 65. 
 Mills, Elizabeth, 42. 
 Milly, John, 64. 
 Minton, Matthew, 75. 
 Mirehouse, Elizabeth, 45 ; E., 46 ; E. M., 46 ; 
 
 John, 45. 
 Mitcalfe, Edmunde, 18 ; Elizabeth, 18. 
 Mitchel, Robert, 74. 
 Mitchell, Anne, 19 ; Elizabeth, 18 ; Joseph, 18 ; 
 
 Robert, 64. 
 Mitchenor, Margaret, 28. 
 Mitcherner, Henry, 60. 
 Mitchuer, Robert, 22 ; Sarah, 22. 
 Moate, Seth, 57. 
 Monkman, John, 56. 
 Montague, William, 60. 
 Moody, Anne, 19 ; James, 19 ; Thomas, 76. 
 Moon, Charles, 77. 
 Moor, Margaret, 17 ; Nicholas. 17. 
 Moore, Ehzabeth, 38 ; James, 75 ; John, 12 ; 
 
 Thomas, 52, 74. 
 Moorhouse, Benjamin Carter, 76. 
 Morant, John, 54. 
 Moreland, John, 63. 
 Morgan, Bennett, 22 ; James, 65 ; Josia, 22 ; 
 
 Philip, 63. 
 Morley, G-ertrude, 10. 
 Morris, Anthony, 57 ; David, 58 ; John, 63 ; 
 
 William, 58. 
 Morrison, Sarah, 32 ; William, 32. 
 Mortley, Thomas, 63. 
 Morton, Sarah, 14. 
 
 Moss, Anne, 10 ; Thomas, 76 ; William, 10. 
 Mosse, Jane, 6. 
 
 Mottej Benjamin. 31 ; Elizabeth, 31. 
 Mould, Harriet Rawlings, 45 ; John, 3 ; Mary, 
 
 3 ; W. H., 45. 
 Moulton, Catherine, 41 ; Thomas, 41. 
 Mountfort, Susanna, 10 ; William, 10. 
 Mouse, Mary, 17 ; William, 17. 
 
 Munro, Robert, 55. 
 
 Murducke, James, 21 ; Sarah, 21. 
 
 Muston, Edward, 104. 
 
 Myers, William, 60. 
 
 Myster. Susannah, 43, 
 
 N 
 
 Nairn, James, 41 ; Mary, 41. , 
 
 Wash, 97. 
 
 Nash, Susanna, 20. 
 
 Naury, Griffith, 53. 
 
 Needham, George, 56 ; Katherine, 17 ; Sarah, 
 
 27 ; Thomas, 27 ; William, 17. 
 Neilson, Daniel, 60. 
 Nevet, Alice, 1 ; Margaret, 1. 
 Nevil, Elizabeth, 2. 
 Nevit, Margaret, 1. 
 Newbolt, Ann, 21. 
 
 Newsham, Anna Maria, 18 ; John, 18, 
 Newson, Edward, 54. 
 Newton, Mary, 28. 
 Nicholas, Richard. 57. 
 
 Nicholes, Edward, 31 ; Mary, 31 ; Thomas, 53. 
 Nicholls, John, 8 ; Sarah, 8. 
 
 Nichols, Jeremiah, 61 ; John, 57. 
 
 Nicholson, Andrew, 62 ; Charles, 69 : Sir 
 Charles, 69 ; Jer., 26, 30 ; Mary, 26 ; Robert, 
 58 ; Sarah Elizabeth, 69 ; Thomas, 61. 
 
 Nicolas, Agnes, 4. 
 
 Nicoll, Alexander, 70 ; Lieut.-Col. Alex., 69 ; 
 Charles Richard. 70 ; Harriet Louisa, 70 ; 
 Mary Charlotte, 70 ; Mary C, 69. 
 
 Nicols, John, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 45, 49 ; Rev. Dr. 
 John, 58 ; John Hyde, 49, 57 ; Mary, 45, 49, 57. 
 
 Nixon, Ann, 34. 
 
 Noc. See De la Noc. 
 
 Nodes, Ann, 38. 
 
 Noel, Elizabeth, Viscountess Dowager of Irwin, 
 8 ; Hon. John, 8. 
 
 Noneley, Richard, 63. 
 
 Noone, Susanna, 7 ; Thomas, 7. 
 
 North, Esther, 50 ; Mary, 2. 
 
 Norton, Hanna, 12 : John, 12 ; Robert, 42. 
 
 Nott, William, 55. 
 
 Nottingham, John, 69 ; Sarah, 69 ; Thomas, 69. 
 
 Noulton, Anne, 21 ; Benjamin, 21. 
 
 Noyes, Elizabeth, 17 ; Richard, 17. 
 
 Noys, John, 17, Margerett, 17. 
 
 Nutt, Anne, 3. 
 
 Obrie, Elizabeth, 35. 
 
 Ockley, Elizabeth, 30. 
 
 Odlin, Elizabeth, 29 ; Richard, 29. 
 
 Offley, Rachael, 7. 
 
 Okey, Thomas, 79. 
 
 Oldfield, Richard, 57 ; William, 57. 
 
 Oldham, Elizabeth, 38 ; John, 38. 
 
 Onsley, John, 65. 
 
 Oram, John, 56 ; Richard, 42. 
 
 Orchard, John, 18. 
 
 Orgiun, Mary, 36. 
 
 Orme, — , 6. 
 
 Osbaldeston, Edward, 2 ; Margaret, 2. 
 
 Osbeston, Ann, 4. 
 
 Osbiston, Ann, 4. 
 
 Osbom, John. 65 ; William, 78. 
 
118 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Osman, Elizabeth, 3 ; Frances, 5 ; William. 5. 
 Over, Edwin, 69 ; Ellen Victoria, 69 ; John, 69. 
 Overy, Susan, 32. 
 Owen. Hugh, 74 : John Shafto, 78 ; Mary, 33 ; 
 
 Richard, 33. 
 Oxenbridge, Susanna, 17. 
 Oxnard, Joseph, 31 ; Mary, 31. 
 
 Packwood, Elizabeth, 9. 
 
 Page, John, 24 ; Mary, 5, 14, 42 ; Sara, 24. 
 
 Paget, Robert, 63. 
 
 Paine, Mary, 17. 
 
 Palin, Samuel, 66. 
 
 Palmer. JefiEery, .53 ; Joan, 13 ; Rebecca, 6 ; 
 Robert, 6 ; Stephen, 13. 
 
 Paltock, Francis, 29. 
 
 Panchaud, Samuel, 73. 
 
 Papworth, Sarah, 30. 
 
 Parber, Ann, 34. 
 
 Parish, James, 16 ; Joseph, 34 ; Sarah, 34. 
 
 Park. John. 78. 
 
 Parker, Elizabeth, 39, 45. 
 
 Parkhurst, Elizabeth, 4 ; Rev. John, 43 ; Susan- 
 nah, 43. 
 
 Parkinson, Joseph, 66. 
 
 Parratt, Richard, 6.o. 
 
 Parry, Henry, 66 ; John, 76. 
 
 Parsley, Francis, 17 ; Susanna, 17. 
 
 Parsons, Anna Maria, 41 ; Hannah, 13 ; — , 1.5. 
 
 Partridge, Jane, 1. 
 
 Pascal!. Mary, 29 ; Thomas, 29. 
 
 Patrick, John, 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 52, 87. 
 
 Patten, William, 62. 
 
 Patterson, Mary, 29. 
 
 Patton, William, 59. 
 
 Pattrick, Margaret, 41, 
 
 Pavey, John James, 78. 
 
 Pawlet, Hon. Lady Jane, 1. 
 
 Pawley, Armstrong, 20 ; Elizabeth, 20. 
 
 Paxton, Elizabeth, 24 ; William, 24. 
 
 Payne, Benjamin, 72, 80 ; Catherine, 36 ; Judeth, 
 29 ; Laurence, 29 ; Mary, 72 ; Mary Ann, 72, 
 77 ; Richard, 72 ; Robert, 8 ; William, 78. 
 
 Peacock. Ralph, 76 ; Richard, 52. 
 
 Peacocke, Eustace, 48 ; Hannah, 48 ; Sarah. 48. 
 
 Pearce, Elizabeth, 37. 
 
 Pearson. Benjamin, 57. 
 
 Peat, Robert, 60. 
 
 Peck, John, 58. 
 
 Redder, — , 50. 
 
 Peirson, Bradshaw, 36 ; John, 35 ; Mallory, 22 ; 
 Mary, 35. 36. 
 
 Pell, Stephen, 77. 
 
 Pelly, Sarah, 37. 
 
 Pember, Joseph, 17 ; Sarah, 17. 
 
 Pemble, Frances. 5 ; Henry, 5. 
 
 Penn, Edwarde, 18; Elizabeth, 18. 
 
 Pennard, Sarah, 31. 
 
 Penner, Mary, 2. 
 
 Penny, Charles Henry, 76 ; Charles William 
 James, 72 ; Rev. Edmund Henry, 76 ; Edward 
 Henry, 72 ; Margaret Sophia, 72 ; Sarah, 43. 
 
 Penrose, Elizabeth, 30. 
 
 Pen ton, Stephen, 11. 
 
 Peowrie, Alice, 16 ; James, 16. 
 
 Peppercorne, George, 12 ; Mary, 12. 
 
 Pepusch, John Christopher, 91. 
 
 Percival, John Lothian, 78. 
 
 Percy, Thomas, 58. 
 
 Perdrisat, James, 61. 
 
 Perigall, Elizabeth, 27 ; Gideon, 27. 
 
 Perkinson, Joane, 15 ; John, 15. 
 
 Perrett, Francis, 24 ; Sarah, 24. 
 
 Perrit, Susanna, 2. 
 
 Perry, James, 21 ; Margaret, 21 ; Mary, 19, 23 ; 
 Sarah, 31, 37 ; Thomas, 31. 
 
 Pestil, Leonard, 73. 
 
 Pether, John, 44 ; Susanna, 44. 
 
 Petter, John, 11. 
 
 Pettifery William, 10. 
 
 Pettipher, John, 58. 
 
 Pettit, Richard, 57. 
 
 Philips, Jane, 8. 
 
 Phill, Rachel, 10. 
 
 Phillips, Lucy, 12 ; Mary, 43. 
 
 Phipps, Hinkley, 40 ; John, 64 ; Mary, 40. 
 
 Picard, Dorothy, 8 ; Samuel, 8. 
 
 Pickerin, John, 53 ; Peter, 3 : Sarah. 3. 
 
 Pickering, John, 64 ; Robert, 76. 
 
 Pideon, Mary, 18 ; Rowland, 18. 
 
 Pierrepont, Jn., 17. 
 
 Pike. Dorothea, 46, 68 ; John Frederick, 46, 68 ; 
 Sarah Charlotte, 46 ; Sophia. 46 ; Will., 58. 
 
 Pilkin, Elizabeth, 16 ; William, 16. 
 
 Piper, John, 59. 
 
 Plant, Anthony, 8 ; Jane, 8. 
 
 Plante. See La Plante. 
 
 Plowman, Ann, 34 ; Henry, 34 ; Margaret, 34 ; 
 William, 34. 
 
 Plukenet, Leonard, 54. 
 
 Pochin, Frances, 23 ; George, 23. 
 
 Pocock. Elizabeth. 33 ; Joel, 33. 
 
 Polly, Mary, 38. 
 
 Pomfret, Jane, 41. 
 
 Pomfrett, Bathshua, 11. 
 
 Poole, William, 76. 
 
 Pooley, Mary, 5. 
 
 Pope. Hannah, 36 ; John, 76. 
 
 Porter, Elizabeth, 12 ; William, 60. 
 
 Portlock, Benjamin, 30; Charles, 63. 
 
 Poston, Benjamin, 58. 
 
 Potter, Elizabeth, 38 ; William, 38, 59. 
 
 Potts. Joseph, 22 ; Mary, 22. 
 
 Povey. Martha, 32. 
 
 Powel. Elenor, 12. 
 
 Powele, Bersheba, 29 ; William, 29. 
 
 Powell, Aaron, 65 ; John, 67 ; Richard, 3, 66 ; 
 Susanna, 3 ; William, 65 ; Rev. William, 39. 
 
 Powland, Margaret, 16. 
 
 Powle, Bersheba, 29 ; William, 29. 
 
 Poynter, Mary, 34. 
 
 Pragnell, — , 16. 
 
 Preassell, Mary, 33. 
 
 Prentis, Sarah, 22. 
 
 Prescot, Ken., 36. 
 
 Press, Thomas, 73. 
 
 Preston, George, 57. 
 
 Pretteman, Thomas, 52. 
 
 Prew, Elizabeth, 26 ; Thomas, 26. 
 
 Price, Frances. 21 ; Henry, 69 ; Jane, 43 ; Pene- 
 lope. 6 ; William, 43. 
 
 Prichard, Elizabeth, 18. 
 
 Prichards, William. 61. 
 
 Prichett, Charles Richard, 51 ; Rev. C. R., 51 ; 
 Elizabeth, 51. 
 
 Pridemow, Ann, 40. 
 
 Pridmore, Ann, 39 ; John, 39. 
 
 Priestley, Richard Kelsall, 80. 
 
 Primrose, Gilbert, 20 ; Susanna, 20. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 119 
 
 Pritchard, Elizabeth, 18. 
 
 Pritchett, Anne, 72 ; Charles Richard, 71, 72 
 76 ; C. R., 74 ; Rev. C. R., 76, 93 ; Elizabeth 
 71 ; George Edward, 72 ; Henry Burder, 72 
 James Delabere, 71, 74, 76, 93 ; Mary, 71 
 Mary Needham, 71, 72 ; Richard, 71, 76 
 William Delabere, 71. 
 
 Prothero, John, 64. 
 
 Proudman, John, 67. 
 
 Pryce, Agnes, 4 ; George, 4. 
 
 Pulley, John, 19 ; Mary, 19. 
 
 Purkis, Dorothy, 40 ; Stephen, 40. 
 
 Purser, Judith. 29. 
 
 Purslow, Major — , 57, 
 
 Pybus, John, 53. 
 
 Q 
 
 Quenoualt, Charles, 56. 
 
 Qiiin, Elizabeth, 70 ; Henry, 70 ; Mary Char- 
 lotte, 70 ; Richard James, 70 ; William 
 Charles. 70. 
 
 R 
 
 RadclifFe, Jane, 1 ; Walter, 1 ; William, 1. 
 
 Radford, Jaflord Baker, 77. 
 
 Raggett, John, 52. 
 
 Raine, Mathew, 84 ; Matthew, 67. 
 
 Rainforth, Alice, 30 ; Nicholas, 30. 
 
 Rambrigde, Anne, 18. 
 
 Ramsden, Elizabeth, 45, 49, 67, 93 ; Louisa, 50 ; 
 Mary, 79 ; Richard, 45, 49 ; Thomas, 45, 49, 
 73, 89, 93 ; Thomas Fenn. 64 ; William, 45, 
 49, 50. 93 ; Rev. William, 65, 67, 89 ; William 
 Benson, 45, 49, 50 ; W., 41, 42, 43, 48, 50 ; — , 
 49. 
 
 Ramsey, Thomas, 55. 
 
 Randall, Humphrey, 73 ; Mary, 41 . 
 
 Ranson, Jane, 6. 
 
 Raunceford, Mary, 21. 
 
 Ravenscroft, Elizabeth, 15 ; Thomas. 15. 
 
 Rawlings, Susan, 45 ; S., 46. 
 
 Rawlins, Ann, 40 ; Gabriel, 40. 
 
 Ray, Ann, 37 ; Thomas, 37. 
 
 Rayne, Frances, 8 ; Laurence, 8. 
 
 Rayner, Christopher, 56 ; Thomas, 77. 
 
 Raynor, Timothy, 59. 
 
 Read, Elizabeth, 8 ; John, 55, 67 ; Samuel Fen- 
 ton, 72 ; Sarah, 31 ; Temperance, 72 ; Tem- 
 perance Fenton, 72 ; William, 31. 
 
 Readding, John, 30 ; Sarah, 9 ; Susanna, 30 ; 
 Thomas, 9. 
 
 Reading, John, 30 ; Mary, 3 ; Susanna, 30 ; 
 William, 3. 
 
 Reason, Ambrose, 18, 24 ; Anne, 18. 
 
 Reback, Agnes, 41. 
 
 Reckster, Ann, 40 ; Samuel, 40. 
 
 Redley, Adley, 19. 
 
 Reed, Anthony, 79. 
 
 Rees, William, 73. 
 
 Reeve, Anna, 10 ; George, 10. 
 
 Reeves, Elizabeth, 32. 
 
 Reid, Alexander, 27 ; Frances, 27, 
 
 Relphe, Edward, 65. 
 
 Renaut, Charles, 62. 
 
 Renny, Roberte, 53. 
 
 Rettford, Richard, 80. 
 
 Revel, Elizabeth, 25 ; Francis, 25. 
 
 Reyner, John, 57. 
 
 Reynolds, Grace, 11 ; Mathew, 11 ; Mat., 13 ; 
 Thomas, 60. 
 
 Rhodes, George, 73. 
 
 Rice, John, 19, 56 ; Sarah, 19. 
 
 Richards, Robert, 76. 
 
 Richardson, 81. 
 
 Richardson, Edward, 13 ; Elizabeth, 29 ; Eliza- 
 beth, Lady, Barones of Cramond, 81 ; Martha, 
 29 ; Mary, 4 ; Samuel, 29 ; William, 4. 
 
 Rickards, Mary, 26. 
 
 Rickford, Charles, 6; Jane, 6. 
 
 Risson, James, 61. 
 
 Roberts, Elizabeth, 10 ; Frances, 23 ; Gabriel, 
 23 ; Jaspar, 10 ; John, 73, 79 ; Robert, 62 ; 
 Rob., 13 ; Sarah, 13 ; William, 53. 
 
 Robertson, James, 61. 
 
 Robillart, Francis, 56. 
 
 Robinett, Jane, 30. 
 
 Robins, Anne, 70. 
 
 Robinson, Elizabeth, 20 ; John, 15, 77, 
 
 Robson, Joseph, 80. 
 
 Roche, Philip, 58. 
 
 Rocke, Dorothy, 34 ; Rich., 34. 
 
 Rodd, John, 75. 
 
 Roe, Alice, 30 ; George, 66. 
 
 RofEen, A. W., 70. 
 
 Rogers, Jane, 37 ; Joseph, 38 ; Katherine, 7 ; 
 Rachel, 38 ; Robert, 37 ; Thomas, 57. 
 
 Rolfe, Ann, 41 ; Maria Isabella, 41. 
 
 Romanis, John, 79. 
 
 Ronkin, Joseph, 76. 
 
 Rooke, Elizabeth, 13. 
 
 Rooker, Mary, 30. 
 
 Rooper, Godolphin, 40 ; Mary Ann, 40. 
 
 Rose, Anne, 25 ; Baxter, 36 ; Helena, 36 ; Sarah, 
 35 ; Thomas, 25 ; Rev. William, 35. 
 
 Ross. William, 59. 
 
 Rossell, Rev. — , 39. 
 
 Rothny, William, 43. 
 
 Rowe, Alice, 30 ; Christabella, 30 ; John, 30 ; 
 Yarrold, 62. 
 
 Rowell, John, 52. 
 
 Rowlens, Walter, 11. 
 
 Rowley, Sarah, 7. 
 
 Roy, John Theodore, 61. 
 
 Ruffeler, Julius, 53. 
 
 Russell, Arthur, 72, 76, 88 ; Augusta, 71 ; 
 Francis, 71 ; James, 75 ; John, 71, 72, 77, 88 ; 
 Rev. John, 76, 77 ; Mary, 71 ; Mary Augusta, 
 71, 72 ; Sarah, 15 ; William, 71 ; Rev. Dr. — , 
 76. 
 
 Rutley, John, 53. 
 
 Rutton, Elizabeth. 29 ; William. 29. 
 
 Ryder, Ann, 50, 61 ; Mary, 50, 6l'; Thomas, 50, 61. 
 
 Ryecroft, Dorothy, 33. 
 
 Rymer, Lyonell, 53. 
 
 Ryssen. See Van Ryssen. 
 
 Ryves, Ann, 8 ; John, 30 ; Sarah, 30. 
 
 S 
 
 Sabine, James, 29 ; Lsetitia, 29. 
 
 Sainsbery, Thomas, 49, 60 ; Rev. Thomas, 50. 
 
 Sainsbury, Amy, 58. 
 
 St. John, Anne, 5 ; Elizabeth, 23 ; Pawlet, 23. 
 
 St. Johns, Rt. Hon. Charles, Viscount, 1. 
 
 Salisbury, Charles. 54 ; Elizabeth, 4 ; Francis 
 
 4 ; William, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 
 
 48 ; W., 36, 49, 
 
120 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Salstanstall, James, 60. 
 
 Salter. Elizabeth, 44 ; John Jeffery, 55 ; Samuel, 
 44, 45, 59 ; Dr. Samuel, 55 ; Sarah, 44. 
 
 Sampson, Anna, 32 ; Elizabeth, 42 ; Mary, 5 ; 
 Michael, 42 ; Peter Augustus, 32. 
 
 Sanders, Benson, 62 ; Richard, 79. 
 
 Sanderson, Lancelot, 69 ; Thomas, 76. 
 
 Sandon, William, 80. 
 
 Sandys, Catherine, 2. 
 
 Sankey, Matthew William, 79, 104. 
 
 Sansom, Joseph, 66. 
 
 Sara, George, 57. 
 
 Sarjeant, Rebecca, 31. 
 
 Satchells, Margaret, 16. 
 
 Saunders, Ambrose, 20 ; Ann, 20 ; Auguste Page, 
 102 ; Augustus Nicholson, 77, 90 ; Augustus 
 P., 69 ; Rev. A. P., 90 ; Edward, 31 ; Robert, 
 90 ; Robert John. 80. 
 
 Saunderson, Edward, 40 ; Susanna, 40. 
 
 Savage, Eleaner, 41 ; Eleanor, 41 ; John, 41. 
 
 Sawbridge, Elizabeth, 28 ; Mary, 25 ; William, 25. 
 
 Sawyer, John, 18 ; Mary, 18 ; — , 20. 
 
 Saxon, Elizabeth, 33 ; Joseph, 33. 
 
 Sayer, Anne, 34 ; Catherine, 50 ; Charles, 34 ; 
 Elizabeth, 71 ; Henry, 45, 49. 50. 61 ; Henry 
 Collier, 71 ; Henry Jenkinson, 71 ; Katherine, 
 45 ; Mary, 45, 50 ; Sarah, 45, 49, 50. 
 
 Say well, Richard, 66. 
 
 Scates, Elizabeth. 73, 74, 80 ; George, 73, 74 ; 
 George John, 76 ; Thomas George, 74 ; Wil- 
 liam, 73. 
 
 Scot, Elizabeth, 27 ; William, 27. 
 
 Scott, Benjamin, 20 ; Elizabeth, 20, 27, 63 ; 
 Hugh, 76 ; James, 64 ; Margaret, 11 ; Robert, 
 78 ; Timothy, 75 ; William, 27. 
 
 Scrimshire, Hannah, 1 ; William, 1. 
 
 Scrivener, John Frederick Pike, 68. 
 
 Sea, Samuel, 16 ; Susanna, 16. 
 
 Seagood, Anne, 25 ; John, 73 ; William, 25. 
 
 Searl, Evans, 75. 
 
 Seaton, Penelope, 5. 
 
 Seeker, Elizabeth, 44. 
 
 Seco, Prudence, 15. 
 
 Sedgwick, Lancelett, 52. 
 
 Seelsy, Edward, 75. 
 
 Selby, Charles, 23 ; Dame Margaret, 23. 
 
 Sessions, Thomas, 66. 
 
 Seton, Alexander, 61. 
 
 Sexton, Batshua, 11 ; Thomas, 11. 
 
 Shakespeare, Sir Richmond Campbell, 95. 
 
 Sharp, Daniel, 79 ; Judah, 27. 
 
 Sharpe, Anne, 12 ; Dorothy, 43 ; Elizabeth, 54. 
 
 Shaw, Anna, 70 ; Clarina. 70 ; EyreMassey, 70 ; 
 Joseph, 62 ; Judeth, 29 ; Maud Zarita de 
 Gattinara, 70 ; William, 54. 
 
 Sheibell, Mary, 25. 
 
 Sheiberle, Mary, 25. 
 
 Sheires, Sara, 9. 
 
 Shelley, Charles, 12 ; Elenor, 12 ; E., 17 ; Rich- 
 ard, 60. 
 
 Shellton, Sarah, 34. 
 
 Shelton, John, 60. 
 
 Shepcutt, William, 78. 
 
 Shepherd, Johu, 64 ; William, 75, 79. 
 
 Sheppard, John, 9 ; Sara, 9. 
 
 Sherard, Rt. Hon. Bennett, Lord, 8 ; Cha., 8 ; 
 
 Chr., 8. 
 Sherbourn, Susanna, 30. 
 
 Sherlock, Elizabeth, 1 ; John, 67 ; William, 1. 
 Sherwood, Christabella, 30; Elizabeth, 11; 
 Sarah, 27. 
 
 Sherwyn, Elizabeth, 25 ; Thomas Row, 25. 
 
 Shield, Benjamin, 42 ; Harriet, 42. 
 
 Shipman, Charles, 66. 
 
 Shipton, Cornelius, 11 ; Sarah, 11. 
 
 Shorter, Joseph, 75. 
 
 Showerd, John, 59. 
 
 Shrimpton, John, 22 ; Sarah, 22. 
 
 Shuckford, Saml., 43. 
 
 Sidgrave, James, 12, 54, 88. 
 
 Simkin, Samuel, 73. 
 
 Simpson, Anne, 25 ; Benjamin, 66 ; Sara, 31 ; 
 
 -15. 
 Simson, Edmonde, 53. 
 Sinclair, Esther Maria, 70 ; James, 70 ; John, 70 ; 
 
 William Austin, 70. 
 Singleton, Thomas, 56. 
 Sisum, Henry, 58. 
 Skaif, Henderson, 80. 
 
 Skeats, Elizabeth, 65 ; George, 65 ; John, 65. 
 Skinner, Abel, 27 ; Rebecca, 27. 
 Slater, Anne, 3 ; Frances, 5 ; Nathan, 3. 
 Slatter, William, 77. 
 Slaughter, Elizabeth, 28 ; Jonathan, 37 ; Richard, 
 
 28 ; Sarah, 37. 
 Sloane, James, 37 ; Susanna, 37. 
 Sloman, Anthony, 3 ; Rachel, 3. 
 Sloper, Hester, 17 ; William, 17. 
 Smallman, Barbara, 21 ; Francis, 21. 
 Smallwood, Elizabeth, 1. 
 Smarthwaitt, Zecheriah, 53. 
 Smelt, Dorothy, 15 ; Samuel, 15. 
 Smith, Ann, 14, 37 ; Edward, .50 ; Edwarde, 26 
 Elizabeth, 4, 5, 24 ; Frances, 24 ; George, 74 
 James, 4, 21, 74 ; Jasper, 62 ; John, 22, 24, 78 
 Joseph, 38 ; Katherine, 22 ; Martha, 26 
 Mary, 12, 38, 50 ; Pennington, 62 ; Rachel, 3 
 Rebecca, 27 ; Robert, 61 ; Roberte, 14 ; Simon 
 53 ; Susanna, 7, 16, 21 ; Thomas, 16, 50, 61, 63 
 William, 58, 67 ; — , 18. 
 Smithson, Anne, 3 ; Bernard, 3. 
 
 Snell, Catherine, 34. 
 Snelling, Mary, 11. 
 Snook, John, 77. 
 
 Snow, Georgina, 45 ; Henry, 45 ; Margaret, 45 ; 
 Rebecca, 6 ; Robert, 45, 68. 
 
 Soame, Christopher, 20 ; John, 7 ; Susanna, 20. 
 Sochon, John, 21 ; Mary, 21. 
 
 Sole, Cockin, 62, 94 ; Dorothy Anne, 94. 
 
 Soley, Ann, 37 ; William, 37. 
 
 Somer, Elizabeth, 18. 
 
 Somerville, John, 65. 
 
 Sone, Mary, 6. 
 
 South, Elizabeth, 13. 
 
 Southele, Mary, 25. 
 
 Sowersby, Alic, 8. 
 
 Sparrow, Anthony, 56. 
 
 Spateman, Rev. Thomas, 44. f'*^ 
 
 Spear, Alexander, 37 ; Jane, 37. 
 
 Spearman, Richard, 77. 
 
 Speed, Elizabeth, 4 ; Samuel, 4. 
 
 Spencer, Jane, 13 ; Mary, 2 ; Nicholas, 13 ; Tho- 
 mas, 2 ; William, 58. 
 
 Spencley, Ann, 40 ; Thomas, 40. 
 
 Spicer, John, 55. 
 
 Spincks, Rebecca, 6 ; Seth, 6. 
 
 Spinke, Elizabeth, 18 ; John, 18. 
 
 Spranklin, William, 79. 
 
 Sprigg, Sarah, 12 ; Thomas, 12. 
 
 Sprighill, Sarah, 42. 
 
 Spurrier, John, 59. 
 
 Stace, Elizabeth, 3 ; Machell, 78. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 121 
 
 Stacey, Robert, 79. 
 
 Stack-house, The. 26, 27. 
 
 Stacy, John, .5, 6. 
 
 Stafford, James, 60. 
 
 Standford, Elizabetli, 1. 
 
 Standon, Griffith, 53. 
 
 Standray, Sarah, .SO. 
 
 Stanhope. Elizabeth, 5 ; Robert, 5. 
 
 Stan ey, John, 22 ; Mary, 2 ; William, 63. 
 
 Stanly, Sybill, 7. 
 
 Stanton. Roberte. 52. 
 
 Staple, James, 13. 
 
 Stapler, Anne, 18 ; Richard, 18. 
 
 Stapleton, Robert, 60. 
 
 Starkey, Anne, 12 ; John, 2 ; Marv, 2 
 
 Starr. Jane, 6. " ' 
 
 Statham, George, 55 ; Nicholas, 37 ; PhiUis 
 
 Staunton, William, 60. 
 
 Staveley, Judith, 6. 
 
 Steel, Elizabeth, 7. 
 
 Steele, Thomas, 76. 
 
 Stephens, Alice, 16 ; Anna Maria, 79, 94 ; Henry 
 2o ; Joseph, 23 ; Margarett, 25 : Mary, 23, 25 • 
 Richard, 25 ; Richard John Samuel, 77, 94 ': 
 William, 78 ; — ,17. » > > 
 
 Stevenson. James, 59. ' 
 Steventon, Jane, 21 ; John, 21. 
 Steward, James, 62. 
 Stewart, John, 64 
 Stiff, Mary, 39. 
 
 Stiles, Elizabeth, 28 ; Lazarus, 28. 
 Stilhngfleet, Mary, 4. 
 Stoaks, Charles, 2 ; Susanna, 2. 
 Stockwell, Ann, 37 ; Frances Garway, 33 ; Rich- 
 
 ti I CI . o o , 
 
 Stoker, Ann, 24. 
 
 Stokoe, Robert, 78. 
 
 Stone, Arthur Daniel, 75, 93 • AD 73 93 
 Biddy Maria, 73, 93 ; William Mansfield,' 74 
 — , lo. ' 
 
 Stones, Thomas, 65. 74. 
 Storer, Robert Ayre, 79 ; Tho., 9. 
 btory, George, 53. 
 Stothard, Henry, 79. 
 Stow, Edward, 73 
 
 Stmhan, Anne, 46 ; Elizabeth Anne Dorothea, 
 
 w;ir ^'?>i^ ^°°e D-' G8; Rebekah, 23 
 Wi ham, 4.0, 68 ; W., 46, 68. ' 
 
 btreake, Andrew, 55. 
 
 Streate Martha, 38 ; Rey. Richard, 38. 
 
 Street, Martha, 38 ; Rev. Richard, 38. 
 
 fetrode, Dame Margaret, 23. 
 
 Sturmey, Mary, 5. 
 
 Sturtou, John. 7 ; Susanna, 7. 
 
 Styles, Charles, 74 ; John, 52 
 
 Suat, Mai^'ia, 11. 
 
 Suatt, Mariha, 11. 
 
 Summers, .Jane, 37. 
 
 Surman, Frances, 10 ; Grace, 9 
 
 butchffe, .Joanna, 32. 
 
 Sjitton, 81. 
 
 Sutton, Sarah, 15 ; Thomas, 15, 81. 
 
 fewallow, Jacob, 56. 
 
 Swan, Thomas. 53, 78. 
 
 Swash, Mary, 13; Richard, 13 
 
 Swaync, John, 29 ; Mary, 29 
 
 Swayre, John. 29 ; Mary '>9 
 
 ^' Wniiam!^'*' '^ ' ^'°^^''^' '^ '' ^^°^^^' ^^ ' 
 Swifte, Abigail, 26. 
 
 Swithmg, Elizabeth, 3 ; William, 3 
 Sworder, John, 41 ; Maria Isabella 41 
 Symes, Elizabeth, 2 ; James, 2. ' ' 
 Symonds, John, 37 ; Sarah, 37 
 Syms, Margaret, 3. 
 Syre, Erasmus, 21. 
 
 Thomas, 9, 10. 
 
 Tailby, Frances, 5. 
 
 Talbot, Robert, 5. 
 
 Talman, Frances, 27 ; John, 27 
 
 Tanckerville. See De Tanckerville 
 
 Tanner, Elizabeth, 7 ; Martin 7 
 
 Tasker, John, 40 ; Susanna, 40 
 
 Tatton, Jane, 19. 
 
 Taylor, Ed warde 53 ; Eleanor, 41; Elizabeth, 
 1,10,3.^36; James, 63; John, 10, 21 54- 
 Margery, 15 ; Mary, 21 ; Peter, 64 = ' Richard 
 35 ; Susanna, 12 ; Thomas, 55 ; William, 1, 12,' 
 
 Tempany, John, 73. 
 Temple, John, 55. 
 Templer, Mary, 28 ; Richarde, 28 
 Terratt. Jane, 13. 
 Terret. Isaac, 19. 
 
 Terrett, Anne, 11 ; Elizabeth, 9; Francis 94 . 
 Isaac, 11, 13, 16, 22, 23; Isaack, 9 'I'ail; 
 
 Terrick, Rev. Dr. — , 42. 
 
 Teuck, Thomas, 54. 
 
 Teugh, John, 52. 
 
 Thackeray. William Makepeace, 102 
 
 ihames, Richard, 58. 
 
 Tharpe, Sara, 15. 
 
 Theobald, Mary, 4 ; Robert, 4. 
 
 Thomas, Dorothy, 62; Vidal, 59; William, 8, 
 
 Thoruborrow, Elizabeth, 18 ; John, IS. 
 ihornbury, Elizabeth, 26 
 Thome, Ann, 36 ; Thomas, 36. 
 Thornbill, Thomas, 75 
 
 ^ Mercy!'3t'"'''' '' ' ^'°'^' '' ' ^^^2^^^*' ^^ ; 
 Thorogood, Anne, 3. 
 Thorowgood, Theoi^hilus, 56 
 Thorpe John, 54 ; Leonard, 78 ; Marv, 31 
 Thyer, James, 72 ; John, 78 ; Sarah, 72 ; Thomas 
 Standfast, 72; Thomas William StancK! 
 
 Tifford, Ann, 6. 
 
 Tighe, Anne, 9. 
 
 Tillesley, Richard, 7,8,9.10,11, 12 13 14 1^ 
 16,17,18,19,20; Tha. 28 ' ^•^' ^*' ^■^' 
 
 Tilley, Moses, 66. 
 
 Tilly, Mary, 32. 
 
 Timme, Lucy, 12 ; William, 12 
 
 Tipping, Elizabeth, 20 ; William, 20. 
 
 iittensor, John, 65. 
 
 Toby, John. Qd. 
 
 Todkil, Edward, 56. 
 
 Toke, Mary, 36. 
 
 Tomkins, Mary, 23. 
 
 Tomlinson, Thomas, 56. 
 
 Tomplins. Frances, 24. 
 
 Tomson, Elizabeth, 3 ; John, 3 
 
 Tong, Elizabeth, 10. 
 
 Tonge, John Cole, 76 ; Tbeodosia Cole, 76. 
 
122 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Tooke. Andreas, 85 ; Andrew, 10, 11, 13, 17, 18, 24, 
 
 25. 2(5, 27, 28, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35 ; Benjamin, 10 ; 
 
 Rebecca, 18. 
 Tooly, — , 10. 
 Toon. Samnel, 79. 
 Tooth, John, 19. 
 Torkington. Ann, 14. 
 Tovvne. Ann. 34 ; Richard, 34. 
 Townsend, Helena, 40 ; John, 40 ; Robert, 74. 
 Towiison, Sanih, 33. 
 Trappe, Koliard, 53. 
 Travers, William, 5(5. 
 Treacher, George, 80. 
 Tregagle, iSusan, 20. 
 Trenly, G., 29. 
 
 Trowel. Elizabeth, 38 ; Samuel, 38. 
 True, Stepliuii, 59. 
 Trueman. Mary, 33. 
 Tru«love, Thomas, 54. 
 Trumble. Cbarles, 19 ; Dorothy, 12 ; James, 12 ; 
 
 Jane. 19. 
 Tuckwell, Ann, 42 ; Edward Grant, 42. 
 Tutt'nail, Francis, (51. 
 Tullingham, Geortre, 23. 
 TurnbuU, Hugh. 65. 
 Turner, Dorothy, 34 ; Edward, 58 ; Elizabeth. 
 
 26 ; George. 52 : Hanna, 13 ; James, 65 ; 
 
 Jane, 7 ; Richard, 13 ; Robert, 10 ; E., 11 ; 
 
 Thomas, 26 ; William, 55, 63, 79. 
 Turral, Francis, 21 ; Jane, 21. 
 Turton, Septimus, 30. 
 Tushinuham, George, 20. 
 Twaddelh Robert, 79. 
 Twentyman, William, 78. 
 Twine, Sara. 24 ; William, 24. 
 Twisdeu. Will., 27. 
 Twogood, Elizabeth, 24. 
 Tvvyne, Sara, 24 ; William, 24. , 
 Twysden, Catherina, 36. 
 Tyler, Lovis, 38. 
 
 U 
 
 Ubly,Mary, 42 ; William, 42. 
 "Underwood, Margaret, 31. 
 Uthwat, Elizabeth, 13. 
 Uthwate, Rich., 13. 
 
 Vallavine, Deborah, 42 ; Peter, 42. 
 
 Van Ilyssen, Mary, 39. 
 
 Vandepresst, Carolina, 23. 
 
 Vanfoshie, Cornelius, 15 ; Prudence, 15. 
 
 VanofE, Henry, 74. 
 
 Varcv, James, 22 ; Sarah, 22. 
 
 Vaughan, Elizabeth, 39 ; Joshua, 58 ; Ralph, 62 ; 
 
 miter, 76. 
 Vaughtou, Edwarde, 26 ; Mary, 26. 
 Veuables, James, 24 ; Jane, 24. 
 Ventris, Sarah, 31 ; Thomas, 37. 
 
 Ventrous, Sarah, 31. 
 
 Vere, Anne, 11 ; William, 11. 
 
 Vetch, John, 77, 90. 
 
 Viccars, Ann, 72 ; Charlotte, 72 ; Richard, 72. 
 
 Vice, Alice. 31. 
 
 Victor, Benjamin, 30 ; Mary, 30. 
 
 Vile, Lydia, 9. 
 
 Vincent. Ann. 37 ; John, 37 ; Martha, 42. 
 
 Vogt., J. Frederick, 58. 
 
 Voyce, Rev. Henry, 37 ; Rebecca, 37. 
 
 W 
 
 Wade, John, 30 ; Martha, 30 ; Temperance, 35 ; 
 
 Thomas. 35. 
 Wadesoe, John. 30 ; Martha, 30. 
 Wager, John, 62. 
 Wagson, Ann, 27 ; Thomas, 27. 
 Wakefield, Robert, 57. 
 Walcott. John, 35 ; Mary. 35. 
 Waldo, Elizabeth, 15 ; Hannah, 11 ; Peter, 11. 
 Waldoc, Alice, 1 ; Joseph, 1. 
 Wale, George, 41 ; Mary, 41. 
 Walford, Oliver. 90. 
 
 Walisham, Dame Catherine, 17 ; William, 17. 
 Walker, Alice, 39; Elizabeth, 33, 47, 86, 87; 
 Henry, 79 ; James, 58 ; John, 54, 77 ; Robart, 
 54 ; Susanna, 16 ; Thomas, 47, 86 ; Tho., 16 ; 
 T.. 22. 
 Waliilett, Richard, 65. 
 Wall. Benjamin. 63, 74 ; Elizabeth, 24, 63 ; John, 
 
 24'; Martha, 26. 
 Wallet. Avis, 6. 
 Wallis, Joseph, 14 ; Sarah, 14. 
 Walshani, Martha, 26 ; William, 26. 
 Walter, Mary, 25. 
 Walton, Ralph, 59. 
 Warburton, Francis. 55. 
 Ward, Henry, 52 ; John. 56, 63, 73 ; Jonathan, 
 
 57 ; William John, 61. 
 Ware, Elizabeth, 32 ; Thomas, 32. 
 Warehani, John, 76. 
 Waring, John, 40, 41. 
 Warkman, Joseph, 61. 
 
 Warner, Anne, 2 ; Edmund, 2 ; William, 66. 
 Warrin, Meliora. 29 ; Thomas, 29. 
 Waters, Matthew, 53. 
 Watkins, Richard, 74 ; Sarah, 37. 
 Watson, Faithy, 35 ; Mary, 44 ; Robert, 35 ; 
 
 Thomas, 44 ; William, 75. 
 Wattlingtou, Susanna, 9. 
 Way, Emma Augusta. 70 ; G. Augusta, 70 ; 
 
 John Charles, 70 ; William Robert, 70. 
 Wayte, John, 75. 
 
 Weaver, Richard, 55 ; Steph.. 65 ; Thomas, 79. 
 Webb, Ann, 33, 40, 42 ; Edmund, 10 ; Edward, 
 19 ; Lieut. Edward Henry, 98 ; John, 64 ; 
 Mary, 33, 43, 44 ; Nathaniel, 33, 48 ; Richard, 
 98 ; Robert, 48. 49 ; Ruth, 44, 48 ; Sarah, 3 ; 
 Thomas, 33 ; William, 62. 
 Webster, John, 64 ; Joseph, 76 ; Simon, 60. 
 Weedon, Catherine S,, 68 ; Cavendish, 5 ; Eliza- 
 beth, 5, 68 ; Francis H., 68 ; James, 23 ; Jane, 
 68 ; John, 68 ; Mary, 23 ; William, 68. 
 Weekes, Anne, 19. 
 Welch, Dorothy, 12 ; Harry. 12. 
 Wells. George, 22 ; Graces, 22 ; Mary, 28 
 
 Nicholas, 28. 
 Welstead, Elizabeth, 7 ; Mary, 8 ; Ralp, 7 
 Ralph. (5, 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 
 18, 19, 20. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 
 31. 
 Welsted. Obediah, 31 ; Sara, 31. 
 Werg, Thomas, 8. 
 Wering, Robert, 56. 
 W^esley, Anne, 9 ; Matthew, 9 ; N.. 20. 
 West, Anne, 2 ; Dorcas, 4 ; Elizabeth, 42 ; Lewis, 
 4 ; Martha, 33 ; Martin, 2 ; Samuel, 66. 
 
INDEX. 
 
 123 
 
 Westcombe, Elizabeth, 36. 
 
 Westf aling. Anne, 2. 
 
 Westfield, Anne, 2. 
 
 Weston, Ann, 36 ; John, 54 ; Martha, 31. 
 
 Wheake. Ann, 41. 
 
 Wheeler, Caleb, 79 ; Charles, 34 ; George, 52 ; 
 Mary, 34. 
 
 Whichellow, Mary, 17. 
 
 While, Charles, 6 ; Mary, 6. 
 
 Whitby, Dorothy. 25 ; Henry, 25. 
 
 White, Anne, 11; Charles, 34; Elizabeth, 78, 
 106 ; George, 61 ; John, 56 ; Mary, 34 ; Sam., 
 1 1 : Thomas, 53 ; William, 53, 80. 
 
 Whitehall, Roberte; 52. 
 
 Whitfeid, Felicia. 22 ; Ralph, 22. 
 
 Whitfeld, Felicia, 22 ; Ralph, 22. 
 
 Whitroe, Rachel, 10 ; Thomas, 10. 
 
 Whittyat, Elizabeth, 8 ; Thomas, 8. 
 
 Wbitwell, Henry, 78 
 
 John, 30 ; Mary, 5 : 
 
 Whitwick, Norman, 80. 
 
 Wicker, Elizabeth, 30 
 Tobias, 5. 
 
 Wickham, Richard, 58. 
 
 Wicks, Richard Fletcher, 79. 
 
 Wightmau, John. 75. 
 
 Wigmore, Elizabeth, 21 ; Gilbert, 21. 
 
 Wilan, Christopher. 44 ; Elizabeth, 44. 
 
 Wilcox, Edmund. 38 ; Jane, 17 ; Lovis, 88. 
 
 Wild, Martha, 29. 
 
 Wilde, Frances, 23 ; John, 6 ; Martha, 6. 
 
 Wildish, Edward, 70 ; Mary Jane, 70. 
 
 Wilkeson, Rachael, 22 ; Thomas, 22. 
 
 Wilkinson, Ann, 25 ; Elizabeth, 4 ; Francis, 25 ; 
 John, 57, Rachael, 22 ; Thomas, 22 ; William, 
 63. 
 
 Willet, Mary, 33 ; Richard, 33. 
 
 Williams, Alexander, 80 ; Benjamin, 54 ; Cathe- 
 rine, 66 ; John, 53, 75 ; Joshua, 74 ; William, 
 78 ; William Daved, 54. 
 
 Williamson, Joseph, 56. 
 
 Willis, Zachariah. 104. 
 
 Willmore, Mary, 3. 
 
 Willmot, Nicholas, 7 
 
 Willmotte, John, 53. 
 
 Willot, Edwd., 65. 
 
 Willoughby, Helena, 36. 
 
 Wills, John, 6 ; Mary, 6. 
 
 Willshire, Anne, 26 ; James, 26. 
 
 Wilraot, Margaret, 38 ; William, 38. 
 
 Wilson. Dorothy, 10; Edward, 75 ; Elizabeth, 
 4 ; Henry, 56 ; James, 59 ; John, 55 ; Joseph, 
 60 ; Mary, 35 ; Richard, 54 ; Rowland, 35 ; 
 Sarah, 22 ; Steven, 54. 
 
 Wilton, Nicholas, 53. 
 
 Wiltsher, Robert. 57. 
 
 Winch, James, 77. 
 
 Wiucope, Elizabeth, 22 ; Samuel, 22. 
 
 Winciip, Mary, 38. 
 
 Windress, Elenor. 6 ; William, 6. 
 
 Wing, Thomas, 59. 
 
 Sarah, 7, 
 
 Winn, Mary, 43 ; Thomas, 43. 
 
 Wirter. George, 53. 
 
 Wise, Thomas, 53. 
 
 Wiseman, Anne, 2 ; Jaques, 2. 
 
 Witham, Sarah, 77 ; William, 79. 
 
 Witherington, .John, 42 ; Mary, 42. 
 
 Woder, James, 65. 
 
 Wollaston, Agnes, 50 ; Edward, 45, 50, 63 ; 
 Elizabeth, 45. 50. 63 ; John Ramsden, 50 ; 
 Mary, 50 ; Richard, 50 ; William, 45, 50, 63, 94. 
 
 Wood. Anne, 7 ; Charlotte, 72 ; Edwarde, 54 ; 
 Elizabeth, 72 ; Elizabeth Knot, 43 ; George, 
 59 ; James, 41 ; Jane, 41 ; John, 72 ; Margaret, 
 28 ; William, 7, 28 ; .William Thomas, 43. 
 
 Woodhatch. Elizabeth, 30 ; George, 30. 
 
 Wooding, Anne, 24 ; Robert, 24. 
 
 Woodman. James, 80. 
 
 Woods. Charlotte. 77 ; Elizabeth,' 78 ; John. 77, 
 78 ; -, 8. 
 
 Woodward, Anne, 19 ; Christopher, 36 ; Henry, 
 57 ; Philipp, 19 ; Susanna, 36 ; — , 15. 
 
 Woodyer, Elizabeth, 42 ; John, 42. - 
 
 Woolham, Ruth, 22 ; Sarah, 24. 
 
 Woolridge, Henry, 52. 
 
 Wootham. Charles, 69. 
 
 Wootton, Elizabeth, 14 ; Joseph, 14, 15. 
 
 Wormlaighton, Daniel, 23 ; Rebekah, 23. 
 
 Worslev, Benjamin, 73. 
 
 Worth.' See D'Worth. 
 
 Worthington, Archibald. 69 ; Elizabeth, 38 ; 
 Sarah, 69 ; Stephen Skinner, 69. 
 
 Wren, John, 52. 
 
 Wrey, Thomas, 53. 
 
 Wright, Anne, 17 ; Elizabeth, 22 ; John, 17, 79 ; 
 Jonathan, 76 : Peter, 56 ; Samuel, 77 ; Sus- 
 annah, 28 : Thomas, 28. 
 
 Wrigth, Susannah, 28 ; Thomas, 28. 
 
 Wyatt. John, 73. 
 
 Wyld, Rachel, 4. 
 
 Wymond, Robert, 13 ; — , 19. 
 
 Wynn, Richard, 47 ; Sarah, 47 ; William, 47. 
 
 Wynne, Elizabeth, 47 ; Hugh, 53 ; Richard, 47 ; 
 Sarah, 47 ; Susanna, 47. 
 
 Yardley. Joseph, 53 ; Josias, 10. 
 
 Yorke. Dame Charity, 92 ; Sir William, 45, 92. 
 
 Yoiiug. 98. 
 
 Young, Ann, 101 ; Anne, 68, 69 ; Florence, 98 ; 
 Frederick. 68 ; Rev. Frederick, 101 ; Henry 
 68 ; James. 73. 75 ; Jane M.. 68 ; Mary, 68 ; 
 Robert, 57 ; Sir William Norris, 98. 
 
 Youngs, Joseph, 59. 
 
 Zouch, Ann, 8 ; Arthur, 8. 
 
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