Chronological list of aldermen: 1651-1700

The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912. Originally published by Corporation of the City of London, London, 1908.

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'Chronological list of aldermen: 1651-1700', in The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912, (London, 1908) pp. 75-119. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-aldermen/hen3-1912/pp75-119 [accessed 19 April 2024]

1651-1700

1651, April 1 (17) Richard Brent, Clothworker Langbourn, 1651 vice W. Allen
Master Clothworkers 1651-2.
1651, May 13 (and sworn) Thomas Thomlinson, Grocer Walbrook, 1651 vice Lowther
Died 1653; Will [P.C.C. 159 Brent] January 27, 1652; proved June 20, 1653.
1651, May 13 (27) Nicholas Dickens, Haberdasher Billingsgate 1651 vice Brent
Master Haberdashers 1635-6. Died (buried September 11) 1665.
1651, May 27 (June 3) William Daniell, Goldsmith Walbrook, 1651 vice Thomlinson
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1652. Died July 10, 1652; Will [P.C.C. 207 Bowyer] June 20, 1647; proved July 19, 1652.
1651, May 29 (June 10) John Beauchampe, Salter Billingsgate, 1651 vice Dickens
(?) Died 1668; Will [P.C.C. 152 Hene] November 30; proved December 17, 1668.
1651, June 5 (12) Oliver Neave, Merchant Taylor Walbrook, 1651 vice Daniell
Died 1679; Will [P.C.C. 22 King] cod. January 17; proved February 27, 1679.
1651, July 3 (29) George Pyke, Goldsmith Billingsgate, 1651 vice Beauchampe
Sheriff Essex 1648-9; Sheriff Cambridgeshire and Hunts 1674-5. Died 1680; Will [P.C.C. 120 Bath] August 27; proved September 11, 1680.
1651, July 24 (and sworn) Anthony Biddulph, Haberdasher Bread Street, 1651 vice Hildesley
1651, July 24 (and sworn) Thomas Bromfield, Haberdasher Vintry, 1651 vice James
Treasurer Levant Company 1665-8 (Court Assistants 1653-4, 1662-4, 1668-9); Committee E.I.C. 1664-8, 1670-1; Master Haberdashers 1657-8. Died February 3, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 23 Eure] August 18, 1671; proved February 16, 1672.
1651, July 24 (29) William Dudley, Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1651 [Elected S. 1667] vice Hayes
Created Baronet August, 1660; M.P. Northampton 1663; Sheriff Northamptonshire 1660-1. Died September 18, 1670; Will [P.C.C. 18 Pye] July 14, 1670; proved February 22, 1673.
1651, July 29 (31) Theophilus Biddulph, Draper Bread Street, 1651 vice A. Biddulph
Knighted May, 1660; created Baronet November, 1664; M.P. London 1656-8, 1659, Lichfield 1661-79; Auditor 1655-7; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1662-3; Committee E.I.C 1657-61; Master Drapers 1657-8 Died (buried April 11) 1683; Will [P.C. C. 55 Drax] April 30, 1681; proved May 8, 1683.
1651, July 29 (31) George Selby, Fishmonger Walbrook, 1651 vice Neave
(?) Sheriff Kent 1648-9.
1651, July 29 (31) John Wardell, Grocer Vintry, 1651 vice Bromfield
Will [P.C.C. 705 Wootton] August 29, 1656; proved December 7, 1658.
1651, July 31 (Aug. 5) Thomas Arnold, Haberdasher Castle Baynard, 1651 vice Henley
Master Haberdashers 1659-60. (?) Died (buried October 8) 1669.
1651, July 31 (Aug. 19) Thomas Hodges, Grocer Billingsgate, 1651 vice Pyke
Committee E.I.C. 1641 (elected), 1645-6, 1647-8, 1649-55; Court Assistants Levant Company 1644-5, 1647-9. Died February, 1655; Will [P.C.C. 132 Aylett] February 13; proved March 1, 1655.
1651, Aug. 2 (5) (D*) (fn. 1) John Cutler, Grocer Bread Street, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice T. Biddulph
Knighted June 7, 1660; created Baronet November, 1660; F.R.S. November, 1664; M.P.Taunton 1679-80, Bodmin 1690-3; Sheriff Kent 1675-6; Master Grocers 1652-3, 1685-6, 1688-9. Died April 15, 1693; Will [P.C.C. 42 Coker] June 27, 1692; proved April 29, 1693.
1651, Aug. 2 (5) Michael Holman, Scrivener Walbrook, 1651 vice Selby
1651, Aug. 2 (19) Sir William Cowper (or Cooper), Bart., Mercer Bishopsgate, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Dudley
Created Baronet (Scotland) between 1625 and 1641 (England) March, 1642; Master Mercers 1659. Died December 20, 1664; Will [P.C.C. 14 Bence].
1651, Aug. 5 (7) Reginald Grymes (or Graham), Merchant Taylor Vintry, 1651 vice Wardell
(?) M.P. Leominster 1661-79. Died 1685; Will [P.C.C. 150 Carew] cod. May 25, 1680; proved December 2, 1685.
1651, Aug. 7 (12) Robert Fenn, Haberdasher Bread Street, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Cutler
Master Haberdashers 1651-2. Died (buried April 23) 1677.
1651, Aug. 7 Philip Holman, Grocer Walbrook, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice M. Holman
M.P. Northamptonshire 1659; Sheriff Northamptonshire 1638-9. Died July, 1669; Will [P.C.C. 86 Coke] September 27, 1668; proved July 29, 1669.
1651, Aug. 12 (19) John Ianson, Draper Vintry, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Grymes
1651, Aug.12 (19) James Phillips, Pewterer Bridge, 1651 S. 1653-4 vice Smyth
1651, Aug. 19 George Savage, Mercer Walbrook, 1651 vice Holman
1651, Aug. 19 (30) Robert Gale, Haberdasher Bread Street, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Fenn
1651, Aug. 21 (and sworn) Randolph Baskerville, Fishmonger Bishopsgate, 1651 vice Cowper
1651, Aug. 21 (and sworn) Thomas Essington, Draper Billingsgate, 1651 vice Hodges
Master Drapers 1664-5; Auditor 1667-9; Will [P.C.C. 7 Bunce] December 20, 1673; proved January 19, 1674.
1651, Aug.21 (and sworn) Richard Norton, Fishmonger Bridge, 1651 vice Phillips
Prime Warden Fishmongers 1656.
1651, Aug.22 (and sworn) William Barker, Mercer Bridge, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Norton
(fn. 2) Master Mercers 1656.
1651, Aug.22 (27) Robert Jaques, Brewer Billingsgate, 1651 [Elected S. 1651, 1652] vice Essington
Sheriff Kent 1668-9; Master Brewers 1652-3. Died c 1671; adm. November 21, 1671.
1651, Aug.22 (27) Robert Reander, Clothworker Walbrook, 1651 vice Holman
Master Clothworkers 1653. Died 1661; Will [P.C.C. 79 May] February 23; proved May 24, 1661.
1651, Aug. 22 (Sept. 10) Sackford Gunson, Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1651 vice Baskerville
Master Merchant Taylors 1653-4.
1651, Aug. 22 (Sept. 24) Henry Goodwyn, Baker Vintry, 1651 [Elected S. 1672] vice Ianson
1651, Aug. 27 (28) Robert Johnson, Grocer Castle Baynard, 1651 vice Arnold
Master Grocers 1653-4. Will [P.C.C. 1 Nabbs] April 14, 1651; proved March 20, 1660.
1651, Aug. 27 (30) Alexander Holt, (fn. 3) Leatherseller Bridge, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Barker
Master Leathersellers 1652-3.
1651, Aug. 28 (and sworn) James Glasbrooke, Innholder Billingsgate, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Jaques
Died January 20, 1656; Will [P.C.C. 81 Berkley] proved February 6, 1656.
1651, Aug. 28 (30) Thomas Smithsby, Saddler Walbrook, 1651 vice Reander
Master Saddlers 1647.
1651, Aug. 30 (Sept. 2) John de Greate, Brewer Castle Baynard, 1651 [Elected S. 1652] vice Johnson
Master Brewers 1641-2. Died March 27, 1653; Will [P.C.C. 321 Brent] February 23, 1650; proved April 26, 1653.
1651, Aug. 30 (Sept. 6) William Blucke, Clothworker Billingsgate, 1651 vice Glasbrooke
Died 1658; Will [P.C.C. 589 Wootton] adm. September 17, 1658.
1651, Sept. 2 (6) Humphrey Shallcrosse, Scrivener Walbrook, 1651 vice Smithsby
Sheriff Herts 1653-4. Will [P.C.C. 36 Mico] December 24, 1664; proved February 17, 1666.
1651, Sept. 6 (and sworn) William Vaughan, Fishmonger Bread Street, 1651 vice Gale
1651, Sept. 6 (8) Maximilian Bard, Girdler Castle Baynard, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice de Greate
Master Girdlers 1652, 1663. Died February 6, 1691; Will [P.C.C. 155 Vere] cod. March 13, 1690; proved October 8, 1691.
1651, Sept. 6 (8) Leonard Hamond, Brewer Bridge, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Holt
Master Brewers 1647-8. Will [P.C.C. 5 May] July 12, 1660; proved January 23, 1661.
1651, Sept. 8 (9) Robert Vallence, Innholder Billingsgate, 1651 vice Blucke
Died June 4, 1657; Will [P.C.C. 270 Ruthen] proved July 8, 1657.
1651, Sept. 8 (12) Roger Price Tallow Chandler Walbrook, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Shallcrosse
Master Tallow Chandlers 1646-7. Will [P.C.C. 64 Eure] August 12, 1670; proved May 2, 1672.
1651, Sept. 9 (10) Jasper Clayton, Haberdasher Bridge, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Hamond
Knighted July 5, 1660. Died 1660; Will [P.C.C. 180 Nabbs] July 31; proved October 1, 1660.
1651, Sept. 9 (10) William Vaughan, Grocer Bread Street, 1651 vice Vaughan
Died February 6, 1653; Will [P.C.C. 219 Brent] December 13, 1652; proved May 10, 1653.
1651, Sept. 9 (12) Jasper Draper, Grocer Castle Baynard, 1651 vice Bard
Master Grocers 1650-1. Died November 23, 1657.
1651, Sept.10 (and sworn) William Ridges, Skinner Billingsgate, 1651 [Elected S. 1651, 1666] vice Vallence
Master Skinners 1654. Died (buried October 4) 1670; Will [P.C.C. 144 Penn] July 22; proved October 31, 1670.
1651, Sept.11 (and sworn) Thomas Browne, Grocer Bridge, 1651 vice Clayton
Died April 2, 1673; Will [P.C.C. 72 Pye] March 30; proved June 5, 1673.
1651, Sept.11 (12) John Ramsey, Grocer Bread Street, 1651 vice Vaughan
Master Grocers 1654-5. Died August, 1669; Will [P.C.C. 99 Coke] August 9; proved August 23, 1669.
1651, Sept.11 (13) Henry Pickering, Fishmonger Bishopsgate, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Gunson
Knighted (by the Protector) February 1, 1658; created Baronet January, 1661; Sheriff Cambridgeshire and Hunts 1619. Died March 4, 1668; Will [P.C.C. 42 Hene] November 1, 1666; proved April 21, 1668.
1651, Sept.12 (13) Richard Mawditt, Haberdasher Billingsgate, 1651 vice Ridges
Died 1657; Will [P.C.C. 299 Ruthen] July 8; proved August 31, 1657.
1651, Sept 13 (and sworn) John Blackwell, Grocer Castle Baynard, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Draper
Sheriff Surrey 1656-7. Died January 1, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 41 Wootton] January 1; proved January 20, 1658.
1651, Sept. 13 (and sworn) John Stone, Merchant Taylor Bridge, 1651 vice T. Browne
Councillor of State 1653; M.P. London 1653, Cirencester 1654-5, 1656-8, 1659; Teller Exchequer; Comptroller Customs and Excise; Auditor 1650-2; Master Merchant Taylors 1650-1. Died 1678; Will [P.C.C. 117 Reeve] February 20; proved October 4, 1678.
1651, Sept.13 (and sworn) John Barker, Goldsmith Bread Street, 1651 vice Ramsey
(?) M.P. Ilchester 1659.
1651, Sept.13 (15) William Humble, Leatherseller Walbrook, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Price
Created Baronet June, 1660; Sheriff Surrey 1664-5; Master Leathersellers 1653-4. Died December 26, 1686; Will [P.C.C. 8 Foot] proved January 3, 1687.
1651, Sept.15 (16) John Beresford, Grocer Billingsgate, 1651 vice Mawditt
Sheriff Herts 1656-7; Master Grocers 1655-6.
1651, Sept.15 Thomas Russell, Vintner Bishopsgate, 1651 vice Pickering
1651, Sept.16 (17) (D) (fn. 4) John Ireton, Clothworker Bread Street, 1651-60 S. 1651-2, M. 1658-9 vice Barker
Knighted (by the Protector) October 22, 1658; M.P. London 1658; Commissioner Customs 1659; Colonel Blue Regiment 1658-9; Vice-President Honourable Artillery Company 1658-60; Master Clothworkers 1652. Died (buried March 16) 1690.
1651, Sept. 16 (17) John Marshall, Vintner Walbrook, 1651 vice Humble
1651, Sept. 16 (17) John Ellis, (fn. 5) Merchant Taylor Bridge, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Stone
Sheriff Herts 1667-8; Master Merchant Taylors 1656-7. Died 1682 [Will P.C.C. 108 Cottle] June 30, 1680: proved September 14, 1682.
1651, Sept.17 (18) Jeremy Elwes, Mercer Billingsgate, 1651 vice Beresford
Died January, 1654; Will [P.C.C. 53 Alchin] December 26, 1653; proved January 31, 1654.
1651, Sept.17 (22) Charles Lloyd, Draper Bishopsgate, 1651 [Elected S. 1651] vice Pickering
Created Baronet May, 1661; M.P. Montgomeryshire 1654-5, 1656-8; Montgomery 1659; Sheriff Montgomeryshire 1669-70; Commissioner of Customs 1645-9; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1663-4; Auditor 1655-6; Master Drapers 1655-6. Died c 1678; adm. March 22, 1678.
1651, Sept. 19 (25) John Travell, Mercer Billingsgate, 1651 vice Elwes
Will [P.C.C. 323 Brent] October 21, 1652; proved April 19, 1653.
1651, Sept 19 (Oct. 7) Edward Trussell, Clothworker Walbrook, 1651 vice Marshall
Sheriff Hants 1659-60; Master Clothworkers 1654.
1651, Sept. 19 (Nov. 4) John Waterer, Fishmonger Bridge, 1651-2 [Elected S. 1652] vice Ellis
Will [P.C.C. 92 Laud] October 17, 1659; proved June 19, 1662.
1651, Sept.22 (and sworn) Daniel Taylor, Haberdasher Castle Baynard, 1651 vice Blackwell
Commissioner Customs 1649- (?) 1654. Will [P.C.C. 348 Aylett] February 22, 1654; proved March 28, 1655.
1651, Sept.24 (26) Andrew Riccard (or Ricaut), Draper Vintry, 1651-3 S. 1651-2 vice Goodwyn
Knighted July 10, 1660; M.P. London 1654-5; Governor Levant Company 1654-72 (Treasurer 1650-2, Court Assistants 1639-42, 1643-50, 1652-4); Committee E.I.C. 1646-8, 1649-72 (Deputy-Governor 1653-7, 1659-60, Governor 1660-2, 1666-8, 1670-2); Master Drapers 1652-3. Died September 5, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 112 Eure] July 23; proved September 19, 1672.
1651, Sept.24 (26) William Underwood, Grocer Bishopsgate, 1651-7, Queenhithe, 1657-8 S. 1652-3 vice Lloyd
Colonel Blue Regiment 1645. Died (buried January 19) 1658; Will [P.C.C. 147 Wootton] cod. December 26, 1657; proved April 29, 1658.
1651, Sept.24 (on or before Dec. 16) Michael Herring (or Hearing), Haberdasher Castle Baynard, 1651-3 [Elected S. 1653] vice Taylor
1651, Oct 2 (21) Thomas Heryott, Skinner Billingsgate, 1651 vice Travell
Died 1653; Will [P.C.C. 229 Brent] May 4; proved September 24, 1653.
1651, Oct. 14 (Nov. 25) John Hartley, Draper Walbrook, 1651 vice Trussell
1651, Oct. 28 (Nov. 4) Humphrey Bedingfield, Goldsmith Billingsgate, 1651 vice Heryott
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1652-3. Died 1677; Will [P.C.C. 123. Hale] August 15; proved December 1, 1677.
1651, Nov. 11 (18) Andrew Kendricke, Mercer Billingsgate, 1651-2 vice Bedingfield
Died 1653; Will [P.C.C. 329 Brent] cod. December 31, 1652; proved May 16, 1653.
1651, Dec. 16 (Jan. 13, (fn. 6) 1652) (fn. 5) William Gore, Merchant Taylor Walbrook, 1651-2 vice Hartley
Bailiff Southwark 1633-55. Died July 10, 1662; Will [P.C.C. 116 Laud] September 9, 1660; proved September 11, 1662.
1652, July 31 (Sept. 14) Walter Boothby, Haberdasher Bridge, 1652 vice Waterer
Commissioner Customs 1645-9; Master Haberdashers 1660-1. Died 1669; Will [P.C.C. 82 Coke] March 12; proved July 15, 1669.
1652, Sept. 16 (and sworn) William Williams, Draper Walbrook, 1652 vice Gore
Deputy-Governor Levant Company 1657-9 (Court Assistants 1640-54, 1655-6, 1659-61, Treasurer 1656-7); Committee E.I.C. 1643-62.
1652, Sept.16 (18) Richard Downes, Fishmonger Cornhill, 1652 vice Noell
Commissioner Excise 1650; Commissioner Customs 1659.
1652, Sept.18 (and sworn) John Lorymer (or Lorrimore), Apothecary Walbrook, 1652 vice Williams
Master Apothecaries 1654-5; Will [P.C.C. 7 Carr] November 8, 1666; proved January 16, 1667.
1652, Sept.18 (23) Andrew Cade, Draper Portsoken, 1652 vice Boothby
Died October 6, 1662; Will [P.C.C. 124 Laud] September 30; proved October 23, 1662.
1652, Sept.18 (23) Hugh Norris, Ironmonger Billingsgate, 1652 vice A. Kendricke
Treasurer Levant Company 1654-6 (Court Assistants 1644-54); Master Ironmongers 1653. Died 1661; Will [P.C.C. 70 May] January 25, 1655; proved May 11, 1661, or [P.C.C. 179 May] September 19, 1661; proved November 20, 1661.
1652, Sept. 23 (and sworn) Thomas Gower, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1652 vice F. Allen
Colonel Orange Regiment 1658; Master Grocers 1656-7. Died 1676; Will [P.C.C. 101 Bunce] April 7; proved August 8, 1676.
1652, Sept.28 (29) (fn. 7) Edward Smith, Saddler Portsoken, 1652, Cordwainer, 1667 vice Cade
Master Saddlers 1654; (fn. 7) (?) Will [P.C.C. 7 Dycer] October 15, 1674; proved January 11, 1675.
1652, Sept.28 (Nov. 4) Martin Browne, Barber Surgeon Billingsgate, 1652-3 vice Norris
Master Barber-Surgeons 1653. Died April 16, 1655.
1652, Sept. 29 (Oct. 5) (fn. 8) Matthew Hardy, Draper Cornhill, 1652 vice Downes
1652, Oct. 2 (5) Richard Turner, Merchant Taylor Cordwainer, 1652-3 vice Cullum
Auditor 1643-4; Master Merchant Taylors 1636-7.
1652, Oct. 12 (19) William Bell, Apothecary Farringdon Without, 1652-3 vice Gower
(?) M.P. Westminster 1640-8, 1660. Will [P.C.C. 75 Hene] June 28, 1664; proved June 23, 1668.
1652, Oct. 21 John Melhuse, Draper Walbrook, 1652 vice Lorymer
1652, Oct. 26 (Jan. 11, 1653) Richard Cranley, Fishmonger Candlewick, 1652-3 vice Edmonds
Court Assistants Levant Company 1649-51. Died (buried December 12) 1655; Will [P.C.C. 29 Berkley] December 6, 1655; proved February 23, 1658.
1652, Nov. 4 (9) Edmund Sleigh, Mercer Cornhill, 1652-7 S. 1654-5 vice Hardy
Master Mercers 1654. Died January 14, 1657; Will [P.C.C. 58 Ruthen] October 16, 1656; proved February 3, 1657.
1652, Dec. 14 (Jan. 11, 1653) Isaac Foster, Grocer Walbrook, 1652-3 vice Lorymer
Master Grocers 1657-8.
1652, Dec. 14 (Jan. 18, 1653) Thomas Merry, Leatherseller Portsoken, 1652-3 vice Smith
(?) Died January, 1655; Will [P.C.C. 34 Aylett] cod. January 18; proved January 26, 1655.
1653, Jan. 25 Samuel Moyer, Mercer Cheap, 1653 vice Mayo
Councillor of State 1653; M.P. London 1653; Court Assistants Levant Company 1644-8, 1658-9, 1669-74, 1677-8, 1679-80; Committee E.I.C. 1657-61, 1672-82; Master Mercers 1653; Elder Brother Trinity House 1659. Died July, 1683; Will [P.C.C. 96 Drax] April 7, 1682; proved August 8, 1683.
1653, Feb. 8 (15) Daniel Andrewes, Haberdasher Cordwainer, 1653-5 vice Turner
Committee E.I.C. 1644-6; 1647-8, 1650-7; Court Assistants Levant Company 1643-7; Master Haberdashers 1661-2, 1678-9. Died January 26, 1682; Will [P.C.C. 29 Cottle] January 17; proved March 10, 1682.
1653, Feb. 10 (15) Giles Dent, Salter Vintry, 1653 [Elected S. 1667] vice Riccard
Will [P.C.C. 75 Duke] October 24, 1668; proved June 2, 1671.
1653, Feb. 15 (17) Thomas Alleyn (or Allen), Grocer Cheap, 1653-60, Aldgate, 1660-79, Bridge Without, 1679-83, 1688-90 S. 1654-5, M. 1659-60 vice Mayo
Knighted May 29, 1660; created Baronet June, 1660; M.P. Middlesex 1661-79; Colonel White Regiment 1658; Master Grocers 1676-7. Died September 15, 1690.
1653, Mar. 15 (17) (fn. 9) Richard Read, (?) Merchant Taylor Billingsgate, 1653 vice Browne
(?) Died July, 1673; Will [P.C.C. 94 Pye] July 17, proved July 29, 1673.
1653, Apr. 26 (28) William Beake, Draper Portsoken, 1653 vice Merry
1653, Apr. 28 (May 3) Henry Hunter, Grocer Walbrook, 1653 vice Foster
Treasurer Levant Company 1652-4 (Court Assistants 1636-52, 1654-63, 1664-7); Master Grocers 1658-9. Died 1669; Will [P.C.C. 6 Penn] September 4, 1669; proved January 5, 1670.
1653, May 3 (5) Samuel Ravenscroft, Upholder Vintry, 1653 vice Dent
Died (buried August 23) 1664.
1653, May 17 (and sworn) Alexander Bence, Grocer Walbrook, 1653 vice Hunter
M.P. Aldeburgh 1640-53; Suffolk 1654-5; Master Trinity House 1659-60.
1653, June 7 (14) William Thomson, Salter Portsoken, 1653-9, Walbrook, 1659-61 S. 1655-6 vice Beake
Knighted May 26, 1660; M.P. London 1659, 1661-79; Commissioner Customs 1671-5; Master Salters 1671; Committee E.I.C. 1657-81 (Governor 1664-6, 1668-70, 1676-8, 1680-1). Died 1681; Will [P.C.C. 61 North] cod. February 10; proved April 19, 1681.
1653, June 7 (28) Edward Ash, Draper Vintry, 1653 [Elected S. 1653] vice Ravenscroft
Died (buried July 29) 1656; Will [P.C.C. 381 Berkley] April 26; proved November 17, 1656.
1653, June 9 (21) George Benson, Baker Billingsgate, 1653 vice Read
1653, June 30 Edmund Harvey, Draper (see March, 1650) vice Bell
1653, July 12 (21) Field Whorwood, Ironmonger Farringdon Without, 1653 vice Bell
Will [P.C.C. 369 Wootton] January 19, 1655; proved July 30, 1658.
1653, July 12 (Sept. 1) William Leman, Fishmonger Bread Street, 1649, Billingsgate, 1653 vice Benson
Councillor of State 1651; created Baronet March, 1665; M.P. Hertford 1645-53, 1659-60; Sheriff Herts 1635-6; Sheriff Hunts 1640-1. Died (buried September 3) 1667; Will [P.C.C. 155 Carr] July 2; proved November 1, 1667.
1653, Aug. 30 (Nov. 8) John Peirce, Scrivener Farringdon Without, 1653 vice Whorwood
1653, Sept. 6 (8) John Berry, Cutler Billingsgate, 1653 vice Leman
(?) Died October, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 118 Eure] October 4; proved October 12, 1672.
1653, Sept. 6 (13) Walter Bigg, Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1653-7, Cripplegate, 1657-8 S. 1653-4 vice Herring
M.P. Wallingford 1659; Master Merchant Taylors 1654-5. Died August 5, 1659; Will [P.C.C. 514 Pell] dated June 6, 1659.
1653, Sept. 6 (Nov. 10) Sir Richard Prince, Leatherseller Walbrook, 1653 vice Bence
Knighted May 23, 1632. Died May 13, 1665; Will [P.C.C. 84 Mico] proved May 23, 1666.
l653, Sept.15 (22) Daniel Waldoe, Clothworker Billingsgate, 1653 vice Berry
Master Clothworkers 1655. Died (buried May 9) 1661; Will [P.C.C. 64 May] cod. April 30; proved May 31, 1661.
1653, Sept. 22 (27) John Frederick, Barber-Surgeon, translated to Grocers October 3, 1661 Vintry, 1653-61, Coleman Street, 1661-83 S. 1655-6, M. 1661-2 vice Ash
Knighted June 26, 1660; M.P. Dartmouth 1660; London 1663-79; President Christ's Hospital 1662-83; Master Barber-Surgeons 1654, 1658, Grocers 1677-8; Committee E.I.C. 1657-8, 1660-1. Died (buried March 19) 1685; Will [P.C.C. 56 Caun] September 7, 1684; proved May 4, 1685.
1653, Sept. 27 (Oct. 4) Tempest Milner, Merchant Taylor Cripplegate, 1653-7, Candlewick, 1657-62 S. 1656-7 vice Avery
Master Merchant Taylors 1655-6.
1653, Nov. 3 (15) Richard Turner, jun., Merchant Taylor Billingsgate, 1653-4 vice Waldoe
1653, Nov. 29 (Dec. 6) William Wilkinson, Scrivener Walbrook, 1653 [Elected S. 1639] vice Prince
1653, Dec. 6 (8) Samuel Micoe, Mercer Farringdon Without, 1653-6 vice Peirce
Knighted March 18, 1665; Court Assistants Levant Company 1647-9; Master Mercers 1665-6. Died 1666; Will [P.C.C. 75 Mico] September 21, 1665; proved May 22, 1666.
1654, Jan. 9 (12) Charles Thorold, Ironmonger Candlewick, 1654 vice Cranley
Treasurer Levant Company 1668-73 (Court of Assistants 1667-8, 1678-81, 1683-5, 1687-9); Master Ironmongers 1654; Committee E.I.C. 1666-7, 1668-9, 1670-1, 1672-3, 1674-5, 1676-7, 1678-9. Died November 13, 1691; Will [P.C.C. 129 Vere] March 2; proved December 12, 1691.
1654, Jan. 9 (12) Thomas Vincent, Leatherseller Walbrook, 1654-5 vice Wilkinson
Master Leathersellers 1654-5. (?) Will [P.C.C. 168 King] October 14, 1678; proved December 12, 1679.
1654, Mar. 16 (21) William Dennis, Draper Candlewick, 1654 vice Thorold
Died 1672; Will [P.C.C. 59 Eure] January 27; proved May 18, 1672.
1654, Apr. 27 (May 2) John Wall, Draper Candlewick, 1654 vice Dennis
Master Drapers 1666-7. Died August 23, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 106 Eure] June 19; proved August 26, 1672.
1654, June 1 (6) Isaac Lee, Mercer Billingsgate, 1654 vice Turner
Master Mercers 1657.
1654, June 1 (6) Christopher Searle, Dyer Candlewick, 1654 vice Wall
Died 1669; Will [P.C.C. 43 Coke] March 26; proved April 14, 1669.
1654, June 29 (and sworn) Stephen White, Grocer Billingsgate, 1654 vice Lee
Knighted July 13, 1660; Sheriff Essex 1674-5; Master Grocers 1659-60; Committee E.I.C. 1658-67, 1674-5, 1677-8. Died December, 1678; Will [P.C.C. 148 Reeve] cod. December 3; proved December 31, 1678.
1654, Nov. 21 (23) John Perryn (or Perrin), Goldsmith Billingsgate, 1654-6 vice White
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1655-6. Died 1657; Will [P.C.C. 107 Ruthen] cod. February 17; proved March 13, 1657.
1654, Dec. 7 (12) Richard Hill, Cordwainer Candlewick, 1654-6 vice Searle
Died (buried January 18) 1660; Will [P.C.C. 10 Nabbs] February 26, 1659; adm. March 12, 1660.
1655, June 21 (26) Henry Wrigley, Girdler Cordwainer, 1655 vice Andrewes
1655, Nov. 15 (Dec. 4) Samuel Sunderland, Draper Walbrook, 1655 vice Vincent
1655, Dec. 18 (20) (fn. 10) Nathaniel Temms (or Temse), Skinner Walbrook, 1655-8 S. 1656-7 vice Sunderland
Master Skinners 1656; Committee E.I.C. 1657-8. Died May 16, 1658; adm. June 4, 1658.
1655, Dec. 18 (20) John Robinson, Clothworker Dowgate, 1655-8, Cripplegate, 1658-63, Tower, 1663-80 S. 1657-8, M. 1662-3 vice Wrigley
Knighted May 26, 1660; created Baronet June, 1660; M.P. London 1660, Rye 1661-79; Lieutenant Tower 1660-80; Colonel Green Regiment 1659-80; Deputy-Governor Hudson's Bay Company 1670 5; Court Assistants Levant Company 1651-3, 1655-6; President Honourable Artillery Company 1661-80 (VicePresident 1660-1); Committee E.I.C. 1666-7, 1668-74, 1675-7; Master Clothworkers 1656. Died February, 1680; Will [P.C.C. 28 Bath] cod. December 22, 1679; proved February 24, 1680.
1656, Apr. 15 (22) (fn. 11) John Lewys, Ironmonger Candlewick, 1656 vice Hill
Knighted May 26, 1660; created Baronet October, 1660; Committee E.I.C. 1657-8, 1659-61, 1662-3, 1664-5; Master Ironmongers 1657. Died August 14, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 145 Duke] June 21, 1670; proved December 1, 1671.
1656, May 20 (June 3) Arthur Whatman, Haberdasher Farringdon Without, 1656 vice Micoe
Died 1674; Will [P.C.C. 52 Bunce] cod. February 22; proved April 8, 1674.
1656, June 5 (10) John Richardson, Goldsmith Billingsgate, 1656 [Elected S. 1666] vice Perryn
1656, June 5 (12) Robert Burdett, Skinner Candlewick, 1656 vice Lewys
Master Skinners 1657; Died 1678; Will [P.C.C. 120 Reeve] March 30; proved November 11, 1678.
1656, June 12 (24) James Butler, Clothworker Billingsgate, 1656 vice Richardson
1656, June 17 (and sworn) Robert Holt, Merchant Taylor Candlewick, 1656 vice Burdett
Master Merchant Taylors 1646.
1656, June 17 (19) Rowland Wynn (or Winn), Mercer Farringdon Without, 1656 vice Whatman
Auditor 1665-7, 1673-5; Committee E.I.C. 1665-9, 1670-7; Master Mercers 1662. Died 1676.
1656, June 24 (and sworn) Isaac Ash, Cutler Farringdon Without, 1656 vice Wynn
Will [P.C.C. 114 Carr] August 16, 1666; proved September 5, 1667.
1656, July 1 (22) Peter Sunderland, Grocer Billingsgate, 1656 [Elected S. 1667] vice Butler
1656, July 8 (15) Richard Garford, Stationer Candlewick, 1656 vice Holt
Died February 15, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 60 Eure] cod. February 6; proved May 4, 1672.
1656, July 10 (17) Francis Cleaver, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Without, 1656 vice Ash
1656, July 22 (31) James Hawley (or Halley), Mercer Farringdon Without, 1656 vice Cleaver
Master Mercers 1663.
1656, Aug. 28 (Sept. 23) Robert Terry, Vintner Candlewick, 1656 vice Garford
(?) Died 1657; Will [P.C.C. 440 Ruthen] July 27; proved Nov. 3, 1657.
1656, Sept. 2 (16) Thomas Pepys (or Peapes), Upholder Farringdon Without, 1656 vice Halley
Died 1676; Will [P.C.C. 104 Bence] cod. June 9; proved August 16, 1676.
1656, Sept. 4 (9) Robert Austen, Clothworker Billingsgate, 1656 [Elected S. 1639] vice Sunderland
(?) Died March 1, 1660 or (?) created Baronet July, 1660; Sheriff Kent 1660-1. Died October 30, 1666; Will [P.C.C. 173 Mico] September 29, 1665; proved December 1, 1666.
1656, Sept. 25 (Nov. 4) George Chetham, Grocer Candlewick, 1656 vice Terry
Sheriff Lancashire 1659-60. Died December 13, 1664.
1656, Oct. 14 (Nov. 4) (fn. 12) Gerard Gore, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Without, 1656-7 vice Pepys
(?) Will [P.C.C. 7 Nabbs] November 7, 1659; proved March 31, 1660; or [P.C.C. 20 Pyne] November 11, 1671; proved February 25, 1673.
1656, Dec. 4 (9) Robert Lant, Merchant Taylor Candlewick, 1656 vice Chetham
Master Merchant Taylors 1658-9; Committee E.I.C. 1661-4. Died March 23, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 48 Duke] October 13, 1670; proved April 7, 1671.
1656, Dec. 16 (18) Hugh Wood, Grocer Candlewick, 1656-7 vice Lant
Court Assistants Levant Company 1644-57; Committee E.I.C. 1657. Died 1658; Will [P.C.C. 245 Wootton] April 12; proved May 27, 1658.
1656, Dec. 16 George Taylor, Vintner Billingsgate, 1656-7 vice Austen
1657, Feb. 12 (17) William Bateman, Skinner Bishopsgate, 1657 vice Sleigh
Knighted May 26, 1660; Auditor 1659-61, 1662-4; Court Assistants Levant Company 1651-3; Master Skinners 1658; Committee E.I.C. 1654-7.
1657, Apr. 7 (and sworn) Thomas Stubbins, Haberdasher Candlewick, 1657 vice Wood
1657, Apr. 7 (14) Ambrose Bronskill, Draper Billingsgate, 1657 vice Austen
Master Drapers 1661-2. Will [P.C.C. 146 Penn] cod. December 14, 1669; proved November 2, 1670.
1657, Apr. 14 Nicholas Herne (or Herron), Merchant Taylor Candlewick, 1657 vice Stubbins
Died 1674; Will [P.C.C. 144 Bunce] March 17; proved December 4, 1674.
1657, Apr. 28 (May 5) (D) (fn. 13) Erasmus Smith, Grocer Billingsgate, 1657 vice Bronskill
M.P. Ardee (Ireland) 1665-6. Died c September, 1691; Will [P.C.C. 177 Vere] cod. August 25; proved October 9, 1691.
1657, May 11 (26) Thomas Chandler, Draper Bishopsgate, 1657-8 S. 1657-8 vice Bateman
Colonel Red Regiment 1658; Master Drapers 1658. Died September 2, 1658; adm. September 27, 1658.
1657, May 12 (26) Samuel Langham, Grocer Cripplegate, 1657 vice Stubbins
Died April 16, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 245 Wootton] April 7; proved May 1, 1658.
1657, June 2 (9) William Hobson, Haberdasher Billingsgate, 1657 vice Smith
Will [P.C.C. 38 Laud] November 13, 1661; proved March 13, 1662.
1657, June 11 (13) John Heather, Grocer Cripplegate, 1657 vice S. Langham
1657, June 24 (July 14) Thomas Bromsall, Draper Cripplegate, 1657 vice Heather
Sheriff Beds. 1652 (? 1669, 1673). (? Died 1682; Will [P.C.C. 67 Cottle] May 22; proved June 29, 1682.)
1657, July 7 (14) George Arnold, Haberdasher Farringdon Without, 1657 vice Gore
Died (buried October 8) 1669.
1657, Aug. 6 (11) William Pennoyer, Clothworker Billingsgate, 1657 vice Hobson
Master Clothworkers 1657; Will [P.C.C. 25 Duke] May 25, 1670; proved February 13, 1671.
1657, Aug. 11 (and sworn) Henry Hodges, Dyer Cripplegate, 1657 [Elected S. 1674] vice Bromsall
(?) Will [P.C.C. 117 Ent] January 20, 1685; proved December 11, 1689.
1657, Aug. 20 (25) Robert White, Leatherseller Cripplegate, 1657 vice Hodges
Master Leathersellers 1659-60.
1657, Aug. 20 (25) Edward Wood, Grocer Billingsgate, 1657 vice Pennoyer
Committee E.I.C. 1655-7; Will [P.C.C. 83 Mico] January 14, 1659; proved June 7, 1667.
1657, Sept. 1. Thomas Armstrong, Grocer Billingsagte, 1657 (see October 6, 1657) vice Wood
1657, Sept. 8 (and sworn) Thomas Blackall, Haberdasher Farringdon Without, 1657 vice Arnold
Died 1659; Will [P.C.C. 492 Pell] July 7; proved September 13, 1659.
1657, Sept. 8 (15) William Wormewell, Vintner Cripplegate, 1657 vice White
Master Vintners 1658.
1657, Sept. 22 (24) Anthony Bateman, Skinner Farringdon Without, 1657-9, Dowgate, 1659-67 S. 1658-9, M. 1663-4 vice Blackall
Knighted May 26, 1660; Colonel Red Regiment 1659-67; Committee E.I.C. 1645-9, 1650-8, 1659-60, 1661-3; Master Skinners 1659; Court Assistants Levant Company 1645-6, 1651-2, 1653-6, 1658-9. Died (buried July 2) 1687.
1657, Oct. 6 (and sworn) Thomas Armstrong, Grocer Billingsgate, 1657 vice Wood
1657, Oct. 6 (13) Nicholas Cooke, Innholder Cripplegate, 1657 vice Wormewell
Died December, 1673; Will [P.C.C. 6 Bunce] July 15, 1673; proved January 2, 1674.
1657, Oct. 23 (27) David Davison, Grocer Cripplegate, 1657 vice Cooke
Died 1662; Will [P.C.C. 125 Laud] July 19; proved October 2, 1662.
1657, Oct. 28 (Nov. 3) James Wainwright, Haberdasher Aldersgate, 1657 vice Penington
Commissioner Customs 1659-60.
1657, Nov. 25 (Dec. 1) James Baker, Salter Castle Baynard, 1657 vice Davison
1657, Dec. 3 (8) Edward Bolte (or Bolle), Skinner Billingsgate, 1657 vice Armstrong
1657, Dec. 3 (8) Martin Noell, Scrivener Aldersgate, 1657 vice Wainwright
Knighted September 2, 1662; M.P. Stafford 1656-8, 1659; Wexford (Ireland) 1661-5; Court Assistants Levant Company 1658-9: Committee E.I.C. 1657-9. Died c September, 1665; Will [P.C.C. 120 Hyde] September 23; proved October 6, 1665.
1657, Dec. 15 (and sworn) Edward Lawrence, Brewer Castle Baynard, 1657-8 vice Baker
Master Brewers 1658-9. Died (buried April 27) 1659; Will [P.C.C. 258 Pell] March 4; proved May 7, 1659.
1658, Jan. 14 (21) Thomas Hopkins, Cutler Bridge, 1658 vice Estwicke
(?) Died 1675; Will [P.C.C. 78 Duke] May 25, proved June 27, 1675.
1658, Jan. 19 (28) Ellis Cunliffe, Grocer Aldersgate, 1658 vice Noell
Master Grocers 1660-1; Will [P.C.C. 98 Eure] November 7, 1669; proved August 13, 1672.
1658, Jan. 26 (28) John Lee, Fishmonger Queenhithe, 1658 vice Underwood
1658, Jan. 26 William Pincheon, Draper Billingsgate, 1658 vice Bolte
1658, Feb. 4 (and sworn) John Lawrence, Haberdasher Queenhithe, 1658-83, 1688-92 S. 1658-9, M. 1664-5 vice Lee
Knighted June 17, 1660; Governor Irish Society 1668-76, 1690-2; Colonel White Regiment 1659-60; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1668-83, 1688-92; Committee E.I.C. 1659-60, 1675-8, 1679-80, 1681-3; Master Haberdashers 1658-9, 1664-5, 1677. Died January 26, 1692; adm. May 10, 1692.
1658, Feb. 4 (22) Ralph Bressy, Grocer Castle Baynard, 1658 vice E. Lawrence
1658, Feb. 9 (11) Francis Crofts, Draper Billingsgate, 1658 vice Bolte
1658, Feb. 22 (March 2) Sir John Barkstead, Goldsmith Aldersgate, 1658-60 vice Cunliffe
Knighted (by the Protector) January 19, 1656; styled 'Lord Barkstead' (as Member of the 'other House') 1657-60; Lieutenant Tower 1652-9; M.P. Colchester 1654-5, Middlesex 1656-8 (elected for Reading 1656); Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1653-4. Executed April 19, 1662.
1658, Feb. 25 (March 2) Francis Warner, Leatherseller Bridge, 1658-64 S. 1659-60 vice Hopkins
M.P. Tiverton 1659; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1659-60; Master Leathersellers 1658-9. Died April 3, 1667; Will [P.C.C. 121 Carr] November 5, 1664; proved September 4, 1667.
1658, Mar. 9 Sir Stephen Scott, Grocer Castle Baynard, 1658 vice Bressy
Knighted July 4, 1630; Sheriff Kent 1647-8. Died 1658; Will [P.C.C. 371 Wootton] May 26; proved July 21, 1658.
1658, Mar. 9 John Smith, Draper Billingsgate, 1658 vice Crofts
Died June, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 80 Eure] March 20, 1671; proved June 25, 1672.
1658, Mar. 23 (25) Samuel Baseley, Clothworker Castle Baynard, 1658 vice Bressy
1658, Mar. 23 (30) (fn. 14) John Mannyford, Cutler Billingsgate, 1658 vice Crofts
(?) Will [P.C.C. 79 Eure] July 10, 1662; adm. June 14, 1672.
1658, May 13 (and sworn) Richard Kinge, Mercer Lime Street, 1658-61 S. 1658 vice Wollaston
Colonel Orange Regiment 1659-60; Master Mercers 1658 (fn. 15). Died May 23, 1668; Will [P.C.C. 67 Hene] February 6; proved May 27, 1668.
1658, June 22 (24) Francis Dashwood, Saddler Walbrook, 1658 vice Temse
Master Saddlers 1653, 1678. Died April 23, 1683; Will [P.C.C. 54 Drax] January 6; proved May 18, 1683.
1658, July 1 (Aug. 26) Richard Higginson, Draper Castle Baynard, 1658-9 vice Baseley
Master Drapers 1658-9. Died 1659; Will [P.C.C. 433 Pell] July 25; proved August 20, 1659.
1658,Sept.23 (28) John Jolliffe, Skinner Bishopsgate, 1658 vice Chandler
M.P. Hytesbury 1660-79; Auditor 1662-4; Committee E.I.C. 1657-8 1660-80 (DeputyGovernot 1665-7); Governor Russia Company 1673; Governor Levant Company 1672-3 (Trensurer 1659-61, Deputy-Governor 1662-71, Court Assistants 1650-59, 1661-2, 1671-2, 1673-8; Master Skinners 1661., Died January 3, 1680; Will [P.C.C. 6 Bath] October 10, 1657; proved January 15, 1680.
1658, Oct. 19 (and sworn) John Archer, Draper Dishopsgate, 1658 vice Jolliffe
Master Drapers 1659-60. Died (buried September 3) 1678; Eill [P.C.C. 137 Reeve] November 16, 1676; proved December 2,1678.
1658, Oct. 26 Samuel Lewis, Merchant Taylor Cripplegate, 1658 vice Bigg
1658, Nov. 4 (9) Robert Winch, Draper Bishopsgate, 1658 [Elected S. 1666] vice Archer
Master Drapers 1663-4. Died September, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 117 Duke] cod. September 2; proved September 4, 1671.
1658, Nov.18 (and sworn) William Vincent, Grocer Dishopsgate, 1658-9 [Elected S. 1659] vice Winch
Kinghted May 26, 1660; M.P. Lomdon 1660; Colonell Bine Regiment 1660-1; VicePresident Hounourable Artillery Company 1661; Committee E.I.C. 1657-61; Deputy-Governor Levant Company 1659-61 (husband 1660-9, Court Assistants 1645-50; Master Elect Grocers 1661. Died September, 1661; Will [P.C.C. 146 May] cod. September 2; proved September 23, 1661.
1658, Nov.30 (Dec. 7) John Aleyn, Painter-Stainer Billingsgate, 1658-9 vice Mannyford
Will [P.C.C. 76 Juron] December 36,1660; proved June 30, 1663.
1658, Dec. 9 (14) Thomas Bludworth, Vintner Dowgate, 1658-9 Portsoken, 1662-3, Aldersgate, 1663-82 S. 1662-3, M. 1665-6 vice Lewis
Kinghted May 26, 1660; M.P. Southwark 1660-79; Colonel Orange Regiment 1660, yellow Regiment 1660-82; Committee E.I.C. 1621-61, 1662-3, 1664-5; Court Assistants Levant Company 1652-65, 1673-5; Master Vintners 1665. Died May 12,1682; Will [P.C.C. 82 Cottle] November 24, 1680; proved July 13,1682.
1659, Jan. 27 (Feb. 1) William Love, Draper Portsoken, 1659-62 S. 1659.60 vice Dashwood
Councillor of State 1660; M.P. London 1661-81, 1689; Committee E.I.C. 1658-62; Master Drapers 1660-1; Deputy-Governor Levant Company 1661-2 (Court Assistants 1653-5, 1656-60, 1661, 1662-70). Died May, 1689; Will [P.C.C. 67 Ent] February 4, 1685; proved May 17, 1689.
1659, June9 (July 14) William Bolton, Merchant Taylor Castel Baynard, 1659-68 S. 1660-1, M. 1666-7 vice Higginson
Knighted October 11, 1663; Colonel Blue Regiment 1659; Master Merchant Taylors 1659-60. Died 1680; adm. February 10, 1680.
1659, Sept. 6 (and sworn) William Antrobus, Merchant Taylor Aldgate, 1659 vice Andrewes
Died February 1, 1665; Will [P.C.C. 11 Hyde] January 27; proved February 7, 1665.
1659, Sept. 6 (and sworn) William Peake, Clothworker Billingsgate, 1659-76 S. 1660-1, M. 1667-8 vice J. Aleyn
Knighted November 9, 1663; Colonel Blue Regiment 1661-76; elected President St. Thomas' Hospital 1668; Master Clothworkers 1660. Died March 1, 1676; Will [P.C.C. 33 Bence] cod. May 20, 1675; proved March 17, 1679.
1659, Sept. 8 (13) Adoniah Fox,Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1659 vice Vincent
Died (buried February 9) 1672; Will [P.C.C. 14 Eure] May 24, 1671; proved February 4, 1672
1659, Sept.20 (27) Francis Knight, Fishmonger Farringdon Without, 1659 vice Bludworth
Prime Warden Fishmongers 1660.
1659, Sept.20 John Gregory, Salter Bishopsgate, 1659 vice Fox
1659, Sept. 20 Thomas Reading, Merchant Taylor Aldgate, 1659 vice Antrobus
Died August 9, 1665.
1659, Oct. 4 (18) William Crow, Skinner Aldgate, 1659-60 vice Antrobus
Master Skinners 1662. Died 1668; Will [P.C.C. 1 Coke] March 9, 1664; proved January 1, 1669.
1659, Oct. 11 John Bentley, Scrivener Farringdon Without, 1659 vice Knight
Died 1667; adm. June 26, 1667.
1659, Oct. 18 (20) Geoffrey Thomas, Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1659 vice Fox
1659, Oct. 25 (fn. 16) John Blackwell, Grocer Bishopsgate, 1659-60 vice Thomas
M.P. Surrey 1656-8; Treasurer of War 1651; Lieut.-Governor Pennsylvania 1688-90.
1659, Oct. 27 (Nov. 3) William Wale, Vintner Farringdon Without, 1659-61 vice Knight
Knighted May 26, 1660; Purveyor of Wines to King 1660; Colonel Yellow Regiment 1659-60, White Regiment 1660-1; Sheriff Leicestershire 1671-2. Died 1677; adm. November 6, 1677.
1660, Jan. 31 (Feb. 7) (fn. 17) Edward Backwell, Goldsmith Bishopsgate, 1660-1 vice Thomas
Co. Co. Langbourn 1679-81; M.P. Wendover 1673, 1679-81; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1660-1. Died (buried June 13) 1683.
1660, Feb. 7 (Sept. 25) Francis Meynell, Goldsmith Aldersgate, 1660-3, Cordwainer, 1663-6 S. 1661-2 vice Barkstead
Died October 6, 1666; Will [P.C.C. 23 Drax] August 8, 1665; proved December 19, 1667.
By a clause in the Act of Oblivion (12 Car II., c 11, sect. 44) it was provided that all who since December 5, 1648, had given sentence of death on any person in the High Courts of Justice should be incapable of holding any public office after September 1, 1660. By the operation of this clause Aldermen Foot and Dethick became disqualified; Aldermen Pack, Ireton and Tichborne had been excepted from the benefits of the Act by name.
On September 4, the Aldermen who had been deprived of their seats by the House of Commons in 1649 were restored by order of the King.
1660, Sept. 4 Sir Thomas Soame (see 1635) [vice Crow] (fn. 18)
Sir Thomas Adams, Bart. (see 1639) vice Dethick
Sir Abraham Reynardson (see 1640) [vice Pack] (fn. 18)
Sir John Langham, Bart. (see 1642)
Sir James Bunce, Bart. (see 1642) vice Ireton
Sir Richard Browne, Bart. (see 1648) vice Vyner
Langham's former seat (Bishopsgate) was at this time held by E. Backwell, Soame's (Cheap) by Sir T. Alleyn (Lord Mayor), and Reynardson's (Candlewick) by T. Milner: Backwell and Milner were not disturbed; Langham only sat once (September 11) when Backwell also was present, and was discharged on September 18. Bunce also declined to resume office and was discharged on September 25. The Lord Mayor was transferred to Aldgate on September 25 in place of Crow (who had been discharged on April 3), and Soame then resumed his old seat for Cheap, having been present as well as the Lord Mayor on September 6, 18 and 20. Reynardson was removed to Pack's seat for Bassishaw on October 4, but he did not resume attendance in the Court at all after his restoration.
The names of the Aldermen (in order of seniority) between September 4 and 18, were:
Sir T. Soame Sir J. Bunce Sir J. Frederick R. Kinge
(fn. 19) T. Atkyn (fn. 19) J. Kendricke T. Milner W. Love
(fn. 19) Sir T. Adams Sir R. Browne Sir J. Robinson W. Bolton
(fn. 19) Sir A. Reynardson (fn. 19) R. Chiverton Sir A. Bateman W. Peake
Sir J. Langham Sir T. Alleyn Sir J. Lawrence Sir W. Wale
(fn. 19) J. Fowke (Lord Mayor) F. Warner E. Backwell
Sir W. Thomson F. Meynell
The seats of T. Foot, C. Pack, R. Tichborne and W. Crow, were vacant. There were thus 25 Aldermen and four vacancies, making a total of three in excess of the regular number, caused by there being two Aldermen for each of the three wards, Bishopsgate, Cheap and Candlewick. The resignation of Langham and the removals of the Lord Mayor (Alleyn) and Reynardson to other wards to fill the seats previously held by Crow and Pack reduced the existing Aldermen to 24, with two vacancies (those caused by the disqualification of Foot and Tichborne) to be filled, making the regular total of 26.
1660, Oct. 9 (Nov. 15) Roger Staughton, Leatherseller Bread Street, 1660-1 vice Bunce
M.P. Wigan 1660. Died 1690; Will [P.C.C. 115 Dyke] February 8; proved July 9, 1690.
1660, Oct. 23 (and sworn) William Turner, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Within, 1660, Candlewick, 1662-8, Castle Baynard, 1668-87, 1688, 1690-3 S. 1662-3, M. 1668-9 vice Tichborne
Knighted July 19, 1662; M.P. London 1690-3; Governor Irish Society 1676-87; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1669-87, 1690-3; Committee E.I.C. 1670-1, 1684-5, 1687-8, 1690-1; Master Merchant Taylors 1661-2, 1684-5. Died February 22, 1693.
1660, Dec. 6 Jonathan Barford, Vintner (see March, 1668) vice Turner
1661, Jan. 24 (Feb. 12) Robert Richbell, Skinner Farringdon Within, 1661 vice Turner
1661, Feb. 7 (D) (fn. 20) William Strode, Girdler Vintry, 1661 vice Foot
M.P. Ilchester 1646-8. Died December 20, 1666; Will [P.C.C. 2 Carr] cod. November 1, 1666; proved January 22, 1667.
1661, Feb. 14 (on or before 28) Sir Richard Ford, Mercer Farringdon Within, 1661-8, Bread Street, 1668-71, Lime Street, 1671-8 S. 1663-4, M. 1670-1 vice Richbell
Knighted May 26, 1660; F.R.S. November, 1673; M.P. Southampton 1661-78 (returned for Exeter 1660); President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1675-8: Master Mercers 1661, 1674; Committee E.I.C. 1658-63, 1664-5. Died August 31, 1678.
1661, Mar. 7 (28) Thomas Bewley, Draper Broad Street, 1661 vice Kendricke
Master Drapers 1665-6. Will [P.C.C. 39 Coke] July 31, 1667; proved April 1, 1669.
1661, Apr. 2 (and sworn) Nicholas Delves, Merchant Taylor Vintry, 1661 vice Foot
M.P. Hastings 1659, 1660; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1668-9; Master Merchant Taylors 1662-3.
1661, May 2 (9) Henry Bainbrigg (or Bambrigg), Clothworker Broad Street, 1661 vice Bewley
Master Clothworkers 1661. Died October 1, 1665.
1661, June 11 (on or before 20) Thomas Lewis, Vintner Broad Street 1661 vice Bainbrigg
(?) Will [P.C.C. 97 Bath] October 11, 1678; proved July 15, 1680.
1661, June 13 (and sworn) Benoni Honywood, Merchant Taylor Bridge Without, 1661 vice Atkyn
Master Merchant Taylors 1663-4. Died 1678; Will [P.C.C. III Reeve] June 10, 1675; proved October 14, 1678.
1661, June 27 (and sworn) John Jefferies (or Jeffreys), Grocer Bread Street, 1661 vice Staughton
M.P. Brecknockshire 1661-2, Brecon Boroughs 1679-81, 1685-7; Auditor 1666-7; Master Grocers 1661-2. Died November 5, 1688; Will [P.C.C. 150 Ent] March 10, 1687; proved November 20, 1688.
1661, June 27 (and sworn) Thomas Colwall, Scrivener Broad Street, 1661 vice Lewis
Died December, 1675; Will [P.C.C. 146 Dycer] December 16; proved December 22, 1675.
1661, June 27 (and sworn) Henry Spurstow, Mercer Bridge Without, 1661 vice Honywood
Committee E.I.C. 1651-2, 1653-7; Treasurer Levant Company 1663-5 (Court Assistants 1657-8, 1661-2, 1665-6, 1668-9): Master Mercers 1664. Died (buried December 18) 1676; Will [P.C.C. 27 Drax] December 7, 1676; proved February 14, 1683.
1661, June 27 (and sworn) Samuel Foote, Vintner Farringdon Without, 1661 vice Wale
Auditor 1666-8.
1661, June 27 (July 1) Arthur Ingram, Haberdasher Bishopsgate, 1661 vice Backwell
Knighted November 5, 1664; Committee E.I.C. 1662-5, 1675-8, 1679-80; Master Haberdashers 1665-6. Died September 12, 1681; Will [P.C.C. 130 Nash] February 20, 1680; proved September 26, 1681.
1661, June 27 (July 1) Samuel Starling, Brewer, translated to Drapers October 14, 1669 Vintry, 1661-4, Portsoken, 1664-74 S. 1661-2, M. 1669-70 vice Delves
Knighted October 21, 1667; Master Brewers 1661-2: Drapers 1670-1; Colonel Orange Regiment 1669-74. Died (buried August 27) 1674; Will [P.C.C. 28 Bunce] cod. May 30; proved December 3, 1674.
1661, July 1 (and sworn) Richard Nelmes, Grocer Broad Street, 1661 vice Colwall
Master Grocers 1662-3. Died 1686; adm. January 3, 1687.
1661, July 1 (2) Michael Jones, Haberdasher Bread Street, 1661 vice Jeffreys
1661, July 1 (9) John Coldham, Grocer Bridge Without, 1661-2 vice Spurstow
Master Grocers 1665-6.
1661, July 1 (23) (fn. 21) Thomas Turgis, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1661 vice Foote
M.P. Gatton 1659, 1660-81, 1685-7, 1689-1702. Died June 11, 1704.
1661, July 4 (and sworn) (fn. 22) Thomas Hussey, Grocer Bishopsgate, 1661 vice Ingram
Master Grocers 1663-4. Died 1671; Will [P.C.C. 61 Duke] March 4; proved May 13, 1671.
1661, July 4 (and sworn) George Poyner, Ironmonger Broad Street, 1661 vice Nelmes
Master Ironmongers 1662.
1661, July 4 (9) Andrew Plumpton, Salter Bread Street, 1661 vice Jones
Master Salters 1654. Died 1668; Will [P.C.C. 96 Hene] January 17; proved July 17, 1668.
1661, July 9 (11) Anthony Tyther, Grocer Broad Street, 1661 vice Poyner
Master Grocers 1664-5. Died February, 1670; Will [P.C.C. 33 Penn] cod. February 19; proved March 1, 1670.
1661, July 11 (and sworn) Miles Flesher, Stationer Bread Street, 1661 vice Plumpton
Master Stationers 1652-4, 1662-4. Died November 13, 1664; Will [P.C.C. 121 Bruce] November 28, 1663; proved November 21, 1664.
1661, July 23 (25) Richard Fuller, Draper Bishopsgate, 1661 vice Hussey
Died (buried January 29) 1672; Will [P.C.C. 45 Eure] cod. April 20, 1671; proved April 24, 1672.
1661, July 23 (30) William Greene, Brewer Bread Street, 1661 vice Flesher
Created Baronet November, 1664; Master Brewers 1662-3. Died (buried October 12) 1671; Will [P.C.C. 143 Duke] February 20, 1668; proved December 7, 1671.
1661, July 25 (Aug. 27) Humphrey Prymatt, Haberdasher Broad Street, 1661-3 vice Tyther
Master Haberdashers 1662-3. Died c August, 1663; Will [P.C.C. 115 Juxon] August 19; proved September 7, 1663.
1661, Aug. 6 Henry Barnard, Mercer Farringdon Without, 1661 vice Turgis
Knighted March 5, 1677. Died (buried April 27) 1680; Will [P.C.C. 76 Bath] April 11, 1678; proved June 15, 1680.
1661, Aug. 27 (before Sept. 10) (fn. 23) Richard Taylor, Salter Bread Street, 1661 vice Greene
1661, Aug. 27 (Sept. 19) Simon Eve (or Ive), Draper Bassishaw, 1661 vice Reynardson
(?) Died 1662; Will [P.C.C. 97 Laud] February 4; proved July 7, 1662.
1661, Sept. 3 (5) William Fisher, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1661-2 vice Turgis
1661, Sept. 5 (and sworn) Thomas Blackall, Haberdasher Bishopsgate, 1661 [Elected S. 1666] vice Fuller
Died November 7, 1688; Will [P.C.C. 145 Exton] July 29, 1687; proved November 23, 1688.
1661, Sept. 10 George Hanger, Merchant Taylor Bread Street, 1661 vice Taylor
1661, Sept. 19 (24) Edward Chard, Clothworker Bishopsgate, 1661-2 vice Blackall
Died March (buried March 20) 1662; Will [P.C.C. 46 Laud] March 10; proved April 15, 1662.
1661, Sept. 24 (and sworn) Thomas Culling (or Cullen), Mercer Walbrook, 1661-2 vice Thomson
Auditor 1659-61; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1664-5, 1666-7; Master Mercers 1665.
1661, Sept. 26 (Oct. 3) John Bathurst, Fishmonger Bread Street, 1661-2 vice Taylor
Committee E.I.C. 1662-81; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1685.
1661, Dec. 3 (and sworn) Richard Ryves, Draper Lime Street, 1661-71 S. 1663-4 vice Kinge
Knighted October 12, 1663; Committee E.I.C. 1663-4; Master Drapers 1662-3. Died August 23, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 107 Duke] August 23; proved August 30, 1671.
1662, Apr. 8 (15) John Smith, Dyer Bishopsgate, 1662-4 [Elected S. 1664] vice Chard
1662, Apr. 17 (May 27) Thomas Bateman, Skinner Walbrook, 1662-4 vice Culling
Created Baronet August, 1664; Sheriff Cambridgeshire and Hunts 1657-8. Died (buried October 13) 1685.
1662, Apr. 24 (29) Robert Hickes, Tallow Chandler Bridge Without, 1662 vice Coldham
Master Tallow Chandlers 1662-3. Died June 23, 1669; Will [P.C.C. 86 Coke] June 1; proved July 8, 1669.
1662, May 6 (on or before May 27) John Hallett, Merchant Taylor Tower, 1662 vice Fowke
1662, May 13 (27) Sir William Warren, Draper Farringdon Without, 1662 vice Fisher
Knighted April 12, 1661; Auditor 1674-6; Master Drapers 1668-9.
1662, May 13 (27) William Justice, Haberdasher Bassishaw, 1662-4 vice Eve
Master Haberdashers 1663-4. Died 1675; adm. November 19, 1675.
1662, June 5 (and sworn) John Godwyn (or Godden), Mercer Farringdon Without, 1662 vice Warren
1662, June 5 James Brooke, Grocer Tower, 1662 [Elected S. 1669] vice Hallett
Alderman and Lord Mayor York.
1662, June William Turner, Merchant Taylor (see October, 1660) vice Milner
1662, June 12 (and sworn) John Sanders, Grocer Bread Street, 1662-4 vice Bathurst
Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1658-9, 1660-2; Auditor 1660-2. Died 1669; Will [P.C.C. 148 Coke] cod. June 11; proved November 2, 1669.
1662, June 12 (17) Timothy Wade, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1662-4 vice Godwyn
Died August, 1686; Will [P.C.C. 213 Lloyd] cod. August 21; proved August 26, 1686.
1662, June Sir Thomas Bludworth, Vintner (see December, 1658) vice Love
1662, July 22 (on or before Sept. 4) William Webb, Grocer Tower, 1662-3 vice Hallett
Master Grocers 1666-7.
1662, Dec. 2 Richard Mills, Draper Bridge Without, 1662 vice Hickes
Treasurer St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1658-77; Master Drapers 1669-70; Will [P.C.C. 35 Hale] February 10, 1677; proved April 29, 1678.
1663, Feb. 5 (12) Thomas Wild, Grocer Bridge Without, 1663 vice Hickes
1663, Mar. 5 (12) John Smith, Scrivener Bridge Without, 1663 vice Wild
1663, April 9 (on or before April 28) Hugh Parker, Merchant Taylor Bridge Without, 1663 vice J. Smith (Scrivener)
Created Baronet July, 1681. Died March 5, 1697; Will [P.C.C. 79 Pyne] March 13, 1695; proved April 1, 1697.
1663, Apr. 28 (May 7) George Nodes, Merchant Taylor Bridge Without, 1663 vice Parker
1663, May (14) Humphrey Cliffe, Dyer Bridge Without, 1663 vice Nodes
1663, May 19 (21) (fn. 24) Richard Tyler, Salter Bridge Without, 1663 vice Cliffe
1663, June 2 (12) (fn. 25) Thomas Carleton, Mercer Tower, 1663 vice Webb
Master Mercers 1667-8. Died March, 1668; Will [P.C.C. 43 Hene] March 2; proved April 8, 1668.
1663, June 2 (18) Richard Evans, Cutler Bridge Without, 1663 [Elected S. 1666] vice Tyler
1663, June 18 (23) Richard Thorowgood, Fishmonger Broad Street, 1663-4 vice Prymatt
Died (buried June 10) 1678; Will [P.C.C. 88 Reeve] May 25; proved August 1, 1678.
1663, June 30 (July 7) John Orlibeare (or Orlebar), Merchant Taylor Tower, 1663 vice Carleton
Master Merchant Taylors 1660-1; Will [P.C.C. 108 Carr] cod. August 26, 1665; proved August 30, 1667.
1663, July 21 (23) William Harvey, Grocer Tower, 1663 vice Orlibeare
Died 1667.
1663, July 23 (28) Edward Arris, Barber Surgeon Bridge Without, 1663 vice Evans
Master Barber-Surgeons 1651. Died May 28, 1676; Will [P.C.C. 59 Bence] May 20; proved June 5, 1676.
1663, Sept. 15 (22) Thomas Hayford, Haberdasher Bridge Without, 1663 vice Arris
Master Haberdashers 1666-7; Will [P.C.C. 101 Pyne] September 14, 1671; proved August 8, 1673.
1663, Sept. 24 (Nov. 10) Philip Dallow, Vintner Bridge Without, 1663 vice Hayford
1663, Oct. 8 (Nov. 10) James Silverlock, Grocer Cordwainer, 1663 vice Harvey
Will [P.C.C. 53 Hene] cod. May 13, 1667; proved April 3, 1668.
1663, Nov. 17 George Francklyn, Grocer Cordwainer, 1663 vice Silverlock
(?) Committee E.I.C. 1635-41.
1663, Nov. 26 (Dec. 3) (fn. 26) Richard Browne, Clothworker Bridge Without, 1663-4 vice Dallow
(?) Died May, 1674; Will [P.C.C. 55 Bunce] May 1; proved May 18, 1674.
1664, Jan. 12 (21) Henry Hampson, Merchant Taylor Portsoken, 1664 vice Silverlock
Master Merchant Taylors 1664-5.
1664, Jan. 21 (on or before Feb. 9) Thomas Browne, Clothworker Bridge, 1664 [Elected S. 1666] vice Warner
Will [P.C.C. 149 Ent] February 18, 1686; proved November 26, 1689.
1664, Mar. 1 (8) Charles Doe, Goldsmith Bridge Without, 1664-7 S. 1664-5 vice R. Browne
Knighted June 10, 1665; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1664-5. Died 1671; adm. November 16, 1671.
1664, Mar. 1 (on or before Mar. 8) George Waterman, Skinner Bridge, 1664-82 S. 1664-5, M. 1671-2 vice T. Browne
Knighted June 10, 1665. Died (buried November 19) 1682; Will [P.C.C. 10 Drax] September 27, 1681; proved January 16, 1683.
1664, June 23 (24) Robert Hanson, Grocer Bassishaw, 1664-80, Farringdon Without, 1680 S. 1665-6, M. 1672-3 vice Justice
Knighted February 1, 1666; contested Abingdon 1675; Auditor 1637-9; Master Grocers 1678-9. Died December 1, 1680; Will [P.C.C. 108 North] November 11, 1680; proved July 14, 1681.
1664, June 23 (24) Charles Everard, Goldsmith Broad Street, 1664 vice Thorowgood
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1665. Died October 29, 1665; Will [P.C.C. 44 Mico] October 28, 1665; adm. March 8, 1666.
1664, June 24 (and sworn) William Hooker, Grocer Walbrook, 1664-8, Cornhill, 1668-89 S. 1665-6, M. 1673-4 vice T. Bateman
Knighted February 1, 1666; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1683-8; Master Grocers 1679-80. Died July 10, 1697; Will [P.C.C. 140 Pyne] June 2, 1696; proved July 16, 1697.
1664, June 24 (28) Thomas Bonfoy, Dyer Bread Street, 1664-6 [Elected S. 1666] vice Sanders
Knighted April 27, 1665. Died c October, 1669: Will [P.C.C. 133 Coke] October 8, adm. November 10, 1669.
1664, June 28 (July 5) Stephen Frewen, Skinner Vintry, 1664 [Elected S. 1666] vice Hampson
Master Skinners 1665. Died (burled September 11) 1679; Will [P.C.C. 116 King] August 19, 1677; proved October 4, 1679.
1664, June 30 John Lee, Saddler Farringdon Without, 1664 [Elected S. 1676] vice Wade
Will [P.C.C. 79 Cottle] August 11, 1675; proved August 10, 1682.
1664, July 19 (21) Edward Honywood, Ironmonger Broad Street, 1664 vice Everard
Master Ironmongers 1652. Died 1667; Will [P.C.C. 133 Carr] July 10; proved October 3, 1667.
1664, July 19 (26) William Wells, Vintner Vintry, 1664 vice Frewen
1664, July 21 (26) John Birchett, Grocer Bishopsgate, 1664 vice J. Smith (Dyer)
Master Grocers 1667-8.
1664, July 23 (26) Joshua Woolnough, Merchant Taylor Broad Street, 1664 vice Honywood
Died May, 1666; Will [P.C.C. 90 Mico] May 22; proved May 30, 1666.
1664, July 23 (August 25) Thomas Shipton, Tallow Chandler Farringdon Without, 1664 vice Wade
1664, July 28 (and sworn) Roger Hatton, Draper Vintry, 1664-5 vice Wells
Died July 26, 1666; Will [P.C.C. 129 Mico] November 7, 1664; proved August 13, 1666.
1664, Aug. 25 (on or before Sept. 8) James Hayes, Leatherseller Broad Street, 1664 vice Woolnough
Auditor 1668-70; Treasurer St. Thomas' Hospital 1675-82; Master Leathersellers 1665-6. Died 1682; Will [P.C.C. 58 Cottle] June 7, 1674; proved May 19, 1682.
1664, Sept. 8 (13) Edward Bilton, Skinner Farringdon Without, 1664 vice Shipton
Master Skinners 1666. Will [P.C.C. 55 Bath] October 23, 1679; proved May 5, 1680.
1664, Sept. 22 (on or before Oct. 6) Penning Alston, Grocer Broad Street, 1664 vice Hayes
Died April, 1668. Will [P.C.C. 58 Hene] cod. March 31; proved April 9, 1668.
1664, Oct. 20 (25) Nicholas Bonfoy, Clothworker Broad Street, 1664-6 vice Alston
Master Clothworkers 1665. Died 1671; adm. December 23, 1671.
1664, Oct. 20 (25) James Hickson, Brewer Bishopsgate, 1664 vice Birchett
Died June 16, 1689; Will [P.C.C. 97 Ent] February 16, 1687; proved July 1, 1689.
1664, Nov. 15 (17) John Bence, Grocer Bishopsgate, 1664-5 vice Hickson
M.P. Aldeburgh 1659, 1669-79, 1679-81, 1685-7; Commissioner Navy 1646; Sheriff Suffolk 1664-5; Master Grocers 1668-9. Will [P.C.C. 126 Exton] March 26, 1686; proved March 16, 1688.
1664, Dec. 1 (6) Richard Shelbury, Scrivener Farringdon Without, 1664-6 [Elected S. 1666] vice Bilton
Died 1669; Will [P.C.C. 37 Coke] January; proved March 16, 1669.
1665, May 30 (June 6) (fn. 27) Alexander Holt, Goldsmith (or Leatherseller) Vintry, 1665-6 [Elected S. 1666] vice Hatton
1665, June 6 (on or before June 13) William Knight, Goldsmith Bishopsgate, 1665-6 vice Bence
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1665-6. Died (buried May 31) 1683.
1666 (soon after Mar. 28) (fn. 28) Thomas Swallowe, Goldsmith Broad Street, 1666 vice N. Bonfoy
Clerk Irons and Surveyor Meltings, Mint. Died September, 1676; Will [P.C.C. 125 Bence] cod. September 8; proved September 20.
1666, July 10 (and sworn) George Mayo, Dyer Bread Street, 1666 vice Sir T. Bonfoy
Died February, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 18 Eure] February 8; proved February 12, 1672.
1666, July 10 (11) Edward Dudson, Draper Bishopsgate, 1666 vice Knight
Co. Co. Bishopsgate (1675); Master Drapers 1671-2. Died 1675; Will [P.C.C. 62 Dycer] September 12, 1672; proved June 15, 1675.
1666, July 10 (17) Isaac Lyte, Skinner Broad Street, 1666 vice Swallowe
Master Skinners 1667. Died 1673; Will [P.C.C. 102 Pyne] February 15; proved August 21, 1673.
1666, July 17 (26) John Austen, Goldsmith Bishopsgate, 1666 vice Dudson
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1667-8. Died September, 1670; Will [P.C.C. 115 Penn] September 20; proved September 30, 1670.
1666, July 17 (August 20) Henry Scarborough, Girdler Bread Street, 1666 vice Mayo
1666, July 24 (on or before August 13) Sir Francis Clarke, Draper Broad Street, 1666 vice Lyte
Knighted May 31, 1665; Committee E.I.C. 1660-73, 1674-5; Court Assistants Levant Company 1664-5; Master Drapers 1667-8, 1687-8. Died 1690; adm. June 4, 1690.
1666, Aug. 20 (and sworn) John Hobby, Haberdasher Bishopsgate, 1666 [Elected S. 1666] vice Austen
Committee E.I.C. 1664-6, 1667-8, 1669-70, 1671-2, 1673-5. Died April, 1675; Will [P.C.C. 35 Dycer] cod. April 13; proved April 29, 1675.
1666, Aug. 20 (23) (D) (fn. 29) Sir Robert Vyner (or Viner), Bart, Goldsmith Broad Street, 1666-9, Langbourn, 1669-86 S. 1666-7, M. 1674-5 vice Clarke
Knighted June 24, 1665; created Baronet June, 1666; Goldsmith to the King 1661; President Christ's Hospital 1683-6; Colonel Red Regiment 1667-88; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1666-7. Died September 2, 1688; Will [P.C.C. 143 Exton] August 29; proved October 4, 1688.
1666, Aug. 20 (23) Michael Davison, Clothworker Farringdon Without, 1666 vice Shelbury
Committee E.I.C. 1663-4, 1666-76; Master Clothworkers 1669. Died 1676; Will [P.C.C. 89 Bence] June 23; proved July 10, 1676.
1666, Aug. 23 (and sworn) Robert Aske, Haberdasher Bread Street, 1666 [Elected S. 1666] vice Scarborough
Master Haberdashers 1685. Died January, 1689; Will [P.C.C. 13 Ent] January 18; proved February 4, 1689.
1666, Aug. 23 (28) Nicholas Skinner, Salter Bishopsgate, 1666 vice Hobby
Master Salters 1669. Died 1670; Will [P.C.C. 115 Penn] August 29; proved September 19, 1670.
1666, Aug. 28 (30) Peter Ducane, Dyer Farringdon Without, 1666 vice Davison
Died February 7, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 26 Eure] February 1; proved March 13, 1672.
1666, Aug. 28 (30) Sir Richard Piggott, Grocer Bread Street, 1666 vice Aske
Knighted February 28, 1666; Co. Co. Coleman Street (1675); Clerk Patents (1660)-99; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1676-7; Master Grocers 1670-1. Died March, 1699; Will [P.C.C. 119 Pett] July 12, 1698; proved July 17, 1699.
1666, Sept. 12 (18) Joseph Sheldon, Tallow-Chandler, translated to Drapers October 7, 1675 Bishopsgate, 1666-81 S. 1666-7, M. 1675-6 vice Skinner
Knighted October 23, 1666; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1678-81; Colonel White Regiment (1676)-81; President Honourable Artillery Company 1680-1 (Vice-President 1668-80); Master Tallow Chandlers 1667-8; Drapers 1676-7. Died August 16, 1681; Will [P.C.C. 115 North] July 25; proved August 23, 1681.
1666, Sept. 25 (October 2) (D) (fn. 30) John Moore, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1666-7, Walbrook, 1671-87, 1688-1702 S. 1672, M. 1681-2 vice Ducane
Knighted May 13, 1672; M.P. London 1685-7; Auditor 1670-2; Colonel Yellow Regiment 1682-7; President Christ's Hospital 1686-7, 1688-1702 (acting President 1684-6); Committee E.I.C. 1669-70, 1671-2, 1673-1701; Master Grocers 1671-2. Died June 2, 1702; Will [P.C.C. 101 Herne] May 21; proved June 3, 1702.
1666, Sept. 25 (October 17) Henry Partridge (or Patricke), Cooper Sheriff Berks 1671. Bread Street, 1666 vice Piggott
1666, Oct. 17 (Nov. 29) Thomas Blackerby, Skinner Vintry, 1666 vice Holt
Master Skinners 1668.
1666, Nov. 29 John Owen, Stationer Cordwainer, 1666 vice Meynell
Colonel Yellow Regiment 1659.
1667, Jan. 15 (22) William Bucknell, Brewer Bread Street, 1667 vice Partridge
Knighted September 20, 1670; M.P. Liverpool 1670-6; Master Brewers 1669-70. Died (burled November 16), 1676; Will [P.C.C. 141 Bence] August 13; proved November 21, 1676.
1667, Jan. 15 (31) Richard Chandler, Haberdasher Vintry, 1667 vice Blackerby
Master Haberdashers 1668-9, 1682-3. Died November 9, 1691; Will [P.C.C. 186 Vere] cod. October 28; proved November 17, 1691.
1667, Feb. 7 (12) Anthony Stanlake, Dyer Cheap, 1667 vice Soame
Died July 26, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 108 Duke] October 7, 1670; proved August 21, 1671.
1667, Feb. 26 Edward Smith, Saddler (see Sept. 25, 1652) vice Meynell
1667, Mar. 7 (12) (fn. 31) John Mellish, Merchant Taylor Cheap, 1667 vice Stanlake
Will [P.C.C. 26 Reeve] August 3, 1677; proved March 22, 1678.
1667, Mar. 12 (21) Richard Spencer, Vintner Vintry, 1667 vice Chandler
Committee E.I.C. 1663-4, 1667; Court Assistants Levant Company 1662-3, 1664-6. Died c September, 1667; Will [P.C.C. 120 Carr] cod. August 28; proved September 26, 1667.
1667, Mar. 12 (26) William Duncombe, Mercer Cripplegate, 1667-8 vice Doe
(?) Died 1669; Will [P.C.C. 40 Coke] March 12; proved April 23, 1669.
1667, Mar. 21 (26) Philip Jemmott, Brewer Dowgate, 1667 vice Sir A. Bateman
Sheriff Berks 1674. Died June 17, 1678.
1667, Apr. 4 (23) John Jermyn, Salter Cheap, 1667 vice Mellish
Master Salters 1674.
1667, Apr. 30 (before May 7) Richard Beckford, Clothworker Bread Street, 1667 vice Bucknell
Master Clothworkers 1670. Died 1679; Will [P.C.C. 155 King] June 7, 1678; proved December 10, 1679.
1667, May 14 (21) Hugh Lawton, Draper Dowgate, 1667 vice Jemmott
1667, May 14 (21) Humphrey Beane, Cordwainer Bread Street, 1667 [Elected S. 1674] vice Beckford
Master Cordwainers 1667-8. Died January, 1680; Will [P.C.C. 80 Bath] October 23, 1679; proved January 14, 1680.
1667, May 14 (24) John Owen, Fishmonger Farringdon Without, 1667 [Elected S. 1667] vice Moore
Prime Warden Fishmongers, 1668. Died 1679; Will [P.C.C. 23 King] June 8, 1676; proved February 2, 1679.
1667, May 14 (June 6) Silvester Dennis, Dyer Cheap, 1667 vice Jermyn
1667, June 6 (18) William Dashwood, Brewer Vintry, 1667 [Elected S. 1672] vice Spencer
Master Brewers 1667-8.
1667, June 18 (on or before July 18) Denis Gauden. Clothworker Dowgate, 1667-76 S. 1667-8 vice Lawton
Knighted October 23, 1667; Master Clothworkers 1667; Surveyor Victualling Navy 1660. Died (buried July 1) 1688; Will [P.C.C. 106 Exton] September 12, 1684; proved August 17, 1688.
1667, June 27 (29) James Baron, Clothworker Vintry, 1667 vice Dashwood
Died August, 1667; Will [P.C.C. 103 Carr] August 2; proved August 22, 1667.
1667, July 2 (18) Edmund Lewen, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Without, 1667 vice Owen (Fishmonger)
Master Merchant Taylors 1667-8.
1667, July 11 (16) William Sherrington, Fishmonger Bread Street, 1667 vice Beane
Died August, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 108 Duke] August 12; proved August 29, 1671.
1667, July 11 John Athy, Haberdasher Vintry, 1667 vice Baron
Died October, 1687; Will [P.C.C. 123 Foot] cod. October 4; proved October 31, 1687.
1667, July 23 (30) John Breedon, Ironmonger Farringdon Without, 1667 [Elected S. 1667] vice Lewen
M.P. Reading 1685; Sheriff Berks 1676; Master Ironmongers 1685. Died August, 1685; Will [P.C.C. 117 Cann] cod. July 5; proved October 21, 1685.
1667, July 23 (30) Thomas Talbot, Grocer Bread Street, 1667 vice Sherrington
Master Grocers 1673-4.
1667, Aug. 14 (26) Edward Nash, Merchant Taylor Bread Street, 1667 vice Talbot
Master Merchant Taylors 1668-9. Died March, 1679; Will [P.C.C. 48 King] March 14; proved April 4, 1679.
1667, Aug. 26 (Sept. 3) Henry Knight, Brewer Farringdon Without, 1667 vice Breedon
1667, Aug. 26 (Sept. 5) John Ferrer, Brewer Cordwainer, 1667-8 vice Meynell
Yeoman Great Chamber. Died 1670; Will [P.C.C. 87 Penn] February 28; proved May 6, 1670.
1667 (sworn Sept. 10) George Clark Bread Street, 1667 vice Nash
1667, Sept. 10 Walter Moore, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Without, 1667 [Elected S. 1667] vice Knight
1667, Sept. 10 (fn. 32) Gracian Lynch, Brewer Vintry, 1667 vice Baron
Died January 19, 1692.
1667, Sept. 17 (19) Jeremy Greene, Cutler Farringdon Without, 1667 vice Knight
1667, Sept. 19 (23) (D*) (fn. 33) Thomas Davies, Stationer, translated to Drapers October 19, 1676 Farringdon Without, 1667-80 S. 1667-8, M. 1676-7 vice Greene
Knighted October 23, 1667; Colonel Orange Regiment 1677-80; Master Stationers 1668-70; Drapers 1677-8. Died March, 1680; Will [P.C.C. 45 Bath] March 18; adm. April 6, 1680.
1667, Oct. 3 (17) Francis Asty, Haberdasher Bread Street, 1667-8 vice Clark
1667, Oct. 22 (on or before Nov. 12) Richard Bailey (or Baylis), Grocer Vintry, 1667-8 vice Baron
Master Grocers 1672-3.
1667, Oct. 28 (Nov. 12) Robert Clarkson, Draper Cheap, 1667 vice Dennis
Master Drapers 1673, 1691-2.
1668, Jan. 28 Thomas Harley, Vintner (?) F.R.S. May, 1667. Cheap, 1668 vice Clarkson
1668, Feb. 6 (and sworn) Peter Delannoy, Dyer Vintry, 1668 vice Bailey
Treasurer St. Thomas' Hospital 1669-75. Died 1675; Will [P.C.C. 113 Dycer] May 7, 1674; proved November 22, 1675.
1668, Feb. 6 (11) Allen Cliffe, Merchant Taylor Bread Street, 1668 vice Asty
Auditor 1671-2, 1678-80; Master Merchant Taylors 1669-70.
1668, Feb. 13 (18) John Forth, Brewer Cripplegate, 1668-76 S. 1668-9 vice Duncombe
Master Brewers 1668-9. Died 1678; adm. December, 1678.
1668, Feb. 27 Thomas Young, Brewer Vintry, 1668 vice Delannoy
1668, Mar. 3 (5) Edward Midwinter, Vintner Farringdon Within, 1668 vice Cliffe
Died 1670; Will [P.C.C. 129 Penn] September 29; proved October 14, 1670.
1668, Mar. 12 (April 21) Jonathan Barford, Vintner Farringdon Within, 1660, 1668 vice Midwinter
Died 1675; Will [P.C.C. 132 Hale] September 7, 1672; adm. September 2, 1675; proved December 7, 1677.
1668, Apr. 21 (23) Francis Townley, Haberdasher Vintry, 1668 vice Delannoy
Master Haberdashers 1669-70.
1668, Apr. 21 (28) John Jurin, Dyer Cornhill, 1668 vice Adams
Will [P.C.C. 130 Bath] cod. December 30, 1678; proved October 12, 1680.
1668, Apr. 21 (28) Henry Chittey, Vintner Cheap, 1668 vice Clarkson
Master Vintners 1669. Died 1680; Will [P.C.C. 113 Bath] cod. May 10; proved September 25, 1680.
1668, May 21 (28) Francis Chaplin, Clothworker Vintry, 1668-80 S. 1668-9, M. 1677-8 vice Townley
Knighted 1669 or 1670; Master Clothworkers 1668. Died June 27, 1680; Will [P.C.C. 93 Bath] cod. June 4, 1679; proved July 5, 1680.
1668, May 21 (June 9) John Steele, Salter Farringdon Within, 1668 vice Barford
Died 1670; Will [P.C.C. 152 Penn] October 27; proved November 19, 1670.
1668, May 28 (June 2) John Cudworth, Girdler Cornhill, 1668 vice Jurin
Master Girdlers 1668. Died May, 1675; Will [P.C.C. 43 Dycer] May 14; proved May 18, 1675.
1668, May 28 Sir Ralph Ratcliffe (or Radcliffe), Broderer Castle Baynard, 1668 vice Bolton
Knighted February 18, 1668. Contested Herts 1715. Died July 15, 1720; Will [P.C.C. 164 Shaller] February 3, 1714; proved July 29, 1720.
1668, June 11 (16) Richard Howe, Woodmonger, translated to Fishmongers Sept. 26, 1679 Cordwainer, 1668, Aldersgate, 1682-3 S. 1678-9 [Elected S. 1675] vice Ferrer
Knighted October 28, 1678; M.P. Southwark 1679-81; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1680. Died c September, 1683; adm. October 26, 1683.
1668, June 23 (30) John Lane, Clothworker Farringdon Within, 1668 vice Steele
Auditor 1672-4; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1673-4; Master Clothworkers 1671. Died 1675; Will [P.C.C. 113 Dycer] cod. July 28; proved November 18, 1675.
1668, June 23 (July 2) John Wilding, Haberdasher Walbrook, 1668 vice Cudworth
1668, June 30 (July 2) William Bainbrigg (or Bambrigg), Merchant Taylor Candlewick, 1668 vice Bolton
Died 1672; Will [P.C.C. 118 Eure] July 3; proved October 24, 1672.
1668, July 7 (9) (fn. 34) Henry Ashhurst, Merchant Taylor Cordwainer, 1668 vice Howe
Master Merchant Taylors 1670-1. Died (buried December 1) 1680; Will [P.C.C. 159 Bath] July 10, 1678; proved December 23, 1680.
1668, July 9 (14) Edward Nevett, Grocer Farringdon Within, 1668 vice Lane
Will [P.C.C. 1 Eure] December 25, 1671; proved January 12, 1672.
1668, July 14 (23) John Smith, Salter Walbrook, 1668-71, Bread Street, 1671-3 S. 1669-70 vice Wilding
Knighted July 8, 1670; Master Salters 1673. Died June 18, 1673; Will [P.C.C. 105 Pyne] May 24; proved August 8, 1673.
1668, July 21 (23) Richard Booth, Grocer Farringdon Within, 1668 vice Nevett
Master Grocers 1674-5. Died 1692; Will [P.C.C. 219 Fane] November 14; proved December 16, 1692.
1668, July 21 (28) John Prestwood, Haberdasher Cordwainer, 1668 vice Ashhurst
Court Assistants Levant Company 1662-74. Will [P.C.C. 93 Dycer] April 5, 1672; proved September 27, 1675.
1668, July 23 (Aug. 27) Samuel Ryves (or Reeve), Grocer Cheap, 1668-9 vice Chittey
Sheriff Herts 1671-2. Will [P.C.C. 46 Hare] April 27, 1683; proved April 28, 1684.
1668, July 28 (30) Henry Grey, Salter Candlewick, 1668 vice Bainbrigg
1668, Aug. 6 (on or before Sept. 15) Edward Brent, Shipwright Cordwainer, 1668 vice Prestwood
Died 1677; Will [P.C.C. 37 Hale] February 17; proved April 3, 1677.
1668, Aug. 25 (on or before Oct. 1) Francis Dorrington, Clothworker Farringdon Within, 1668-9 vice Booth
M.P. Haslemere 1680-1; Master Clothworkers 1672. Will [P.C.C. 108 Coker] April 28, 1691; proved July 15, 1693.
1668, Sept. 22 (24) Benjamin Albin, Skinner Candlewick, 1668 vice Grey
Committee E.I.C. 1665-7, 1668-73; Husband Levant Company 1668-71 (Court Assistants 1662-8, 1671-4); Master Skinners 1669. Will [P.C.C. 113 Bence] December 6, 1675; proved March 22, 1676.
1668, Oct. 6 (26) Jonathan Blackwell, Scrivener Candlewick, 1668 vice Albin
Sheriff Bristol 1652-3. Died 1676; Will [P.C.C. 119 Bence] January 17, 1673; proved September 25, 1676.
1668, Oct. 6 (on or before Nov. 17) Robert Read, Fishmonger Cordwainer 1668-9 vice Brent
1668, Dec. 17 Emery Hill, Brewer Candlewick, 1668-9 vice Blackwell
Died June 27, 1677; Will [P.C.C. 136 Hale] April 10; proved July 20, 1677.
1669, Jan. 19 (28) Thomas Plampin (or Plampion), Merchant Taylor Candlewick, 1669 vice Blackwell
Died 1671; adm. November 6, 1671.
1669, May 4 (11) John Colvill, Goldsmith Cheap, 1669 vice S. Ryves
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1669-70. Died (buried October 25) 1670; adm. October 29, 1670.
1669, May 25 (27) John Morris, Scrivener Cheap, 1669 vice Colvill
M.P. Bletchingley 1679. Died February, 1682; Will [P.C.C. 153 Cottle] cod. January 31; proved March 28, 1682.
1669, June 10 (17) James Edwards, Grocer Candlewick, 1669-86, 1688 S. 1669-70, M. 1678-9 vice Plampion
Knighted November 5, 1670; Colonel Green Regiment 1680-7; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1681-8; Master Grocers 1680-1; Committee E.I.C. 1651-7, 1659-60, 1665-6, 1667-8, 1675-9, 1680-91 (Deputy-Governor 1676-8). Died February 13, 1691; Will [P.C.C. 52 Vere] December 30, 1690; proved March 5, 1691.
1669, June 17 (22) Daniel Farrington, Haberdasher Cordwainer, 1669 vice Read
1669, June 17 (22) Thomas Polhill, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Within, 1669 vice Dorrington
Will [P.C.C. 25 Drax] December 22, 1682; proved February 13, 1683.
1669, June 24 (July 1) Thomas James, Shipwright Farringdon Within, 1669 vice Polhill
1669, June 24 (July 13) John Man, Tallow Chandler Cheap, 1669 [Elected S. 1669] vice Morris
(?) M.P. Weymouth 1673-9; Will [P.C.C. 44 Hare] October 3, 1683; proved April 24, 1684.
1669, July 20 (27) Thomas Allen, Girdler Farringdon Within, 1669 vice James
Master Girdlers 1657-8. (?) Died 1677; Will [P.C.C. 44 Hale] February 1; proved May 16, 1677.
1669, July 20 (Aug. 31) Dannet Forth, Brewer Cheap, 1669-76 S. 1670-1 vice Man
Master Brewers 1670-1.
1669, July 29 (Aug. 31) William Fluellen, Tallow Chandler Cordwainer, 1669-70 vice Farrington
Co. Co. Bassishaw (1675); Auditor 1667-9; Master Tallow Chandlers 1670-1. Died September 11, 1675; Will [P.C.C. 99 Dycer] August 2; proved October 26, 1675.
1669, Aug. 4 (and sworn) Joseph Finch, Fishmonger Farringdon Within, 1669 vice T. Allen
Died May 2, 1670; Will [P.C.C. 58 Penn] cod. August 21, 1669; proved May 10, 1670.
1669, Sept. 7 (23) John Randall, Draper Farringdon, Within, 1669-70 vice Finch
Co. Co. Cordwainer (1675)-6; Master Drapers 1674-5; Died (buried October 5), 1676; Will [P.C.C. 132 Bence] cod. September 28; proved October 6, 1676.
1669, Nov. 23 (and sworn) [Court] William Salmon, Haberdasher Broad Street, 1669 vice Sir R. Browne
Died 1679; Will [P.C.C. 82 King] May 12; proved September 3, 1679.
1669, Dec. 9 (Jan. 11, 1670) Jonathan Dawes, Fishmonger Broad Street, 1669-72 S. 1671-2 vice Salmon
Knighted October 30, 1671; Committee E.I.C. 1668-9; Court Assistants Levant Company 1667-9, 1670-2; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1670. Died April 18, 1672; Will [P.C.C. 120 Eure] April 13; adm. October 18, 1672.
1670, Apr. 12 (19) John Niccoll (or Nicholls), Leatherseller Farringdon Within, 1670 vice Randall
(?) Co. Co. Farringdon Within (1675) 81; Master Leathersellers 1670-1; Treasurer St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1681-1703. Died May, 1703.
1670, May 10 (17) (fn. 35) Thomas Wandell, Merchant Taylor Cordwainer, 1670 vice Fluellen
Co. Co. Farringdon Without (1675); Master Merchant Taylors 1681-2, 1683-4. Died 1684; Will [P.C.C. 156 Hare] cod. October 6; proved November 25, 1684.
1670, May 10 (June 7) Richard Copson, Grocer Farringdon Within, 1670 vice Niccoll
1670, May 31 (June 2) John Roberts, Haberdasher Cordwainer, 1670 vice Wandell
Created Baronet February, 1681. Died December 14, 1692; Will [P.C.C. 42 Coke] April 4, 1692; proved March 22, 1693.
1670, June 14 (and sworn) Edward Waldoe, Clothworker Farringdon Within, 1670 vice Copson
Knighted October 19, 1677. Died early in 1708; Will [P.C.C. 49 Barrett] September 24, 1706; proved February 17, 1708.
1670, June 16 (28) (D*) (fn. 36) Robert Clayton, Scrivener, translated to DrapersOctober 23, 1679 Cordwainer, 1670-6, Cheap, 1676-83, 1688, 1689-1707 S. 1671-2, M. 1679-80 vice Roberts
Knighted October 30, 1671; M.P. London 1679-81, 1689-90, 1695-8, 1701-2, 1705-7; Bletchingley 1690-5, 1698-1701, 1702-5; elected for Castle Rising and Bletchingley 1705 (contested London 1690, 1702); Commissioner Customs 1689-97; Governor Irish Society 1692-1706; President Honourable Artillery Company 1690-1703; Colonel Orange Regiment 1680-1, 1689-90, 1694-1702; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1692-1707; Director Bank of England 1702-7; Master Drapers 1680-1. Died July 16, 1707; Will [P.C.C. 165 Poley] cod. July 11; proved August 1, 1707.
1670, June 21 (28) John Forster, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Within, 1670 vice Waldoe
Master Merchant Taylors 1672-3.
1670, July 5 (7) Jacob Bonnell, Grocer Farringdon Within, 1670 vice Forster
Master Grocers 1675. Died 1675; Will [P.C.C. 81 Dycer] May 6; proved August 5, 1675.
1670, July 19 (26) John Doggett, Mercer Farringdon Within, 1670 vice Bonnell
Committee E.I.C. 1674-5, 1677-8. Died 1680; Will [P.C.C. 46 Bath] December 26, 1679; proved April 6, 1680.
1670, Aug. 25 (Sept. 15) William Daniel, Haberdasher Farringdon Within, 1670 vice Doggett
Will [P.C.C. 75 Reeve] December 24, 1677; proved July 21, 1678.
1670, Oct. 18 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 37) Patience Ward, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Within, 1670-83, 1688-96 S. 1670-1, M. 1680-1 vice Daniel
Knighted October 29, 1675; F.R.S. April, 1681; M.P. Pontefract 1679-81; London 1689-90 (contested London 1690); Commissioner Customs 1689-97; Colonel Blue Regiment 1689-90, 1694-6; Master Merchant Taylors 1671-2. Died July 10, 1696; Will [P.C.C. 167 Bond] March 4; proved August 7, 1696.
1671, Sept. 14 Benjamin Andrews, Merchant Taylor Walbrook, 1671 vice Sir R. Ryves
Died 1687; Will [P.C.C. 112 Foot] April 13; proved September 15, 1687.
1671, Sept. 26 (and sworn) John Moore, Grocer (see Sept. 25, 1666) vice Sir R. Ryves
1672, June 4 (6) James Burkin, Clothworker Broad Street, 1672 vice Dawes
Co. Co. Tower (1675)-7; Master Clothworkers 1673. Died July 4, 1677; Will [P.C.C. 70 Hale] September 20, 1675; proved July 5, 1677.
1672, June 13 (18) John Ashe, Leatherseller Broad Street 1672 vice Burkin
Master Leathersellers 1672-3. Died April 19, 1684; Will [P.C.C. 37 Hare] April 28, 1681; proved April 28, 1684.
1672, June 20 Kenelm White, Merchant Taylor Broad Street, 1672 [Elected S. 1672] vice Ashe
1672, June 27 (July 2) (D) (fn. 38) William Prichard, Merchant Taylor Broad Street, 1672-83, 1688-1705, Bridge Without, 1683-7 S. 1672-3, M. 1682-3 vice Ashe
Knighted October 28, 1672; M.P. London 1685-7, 1690-5, 1702-5 (contested London 1695, 1701); Colonel Blue Regiment 1676-87, White Regiment 1690-4, 1702-5; Governor Irish Society 1687, 1688-90; President Honourable Artillery Company 1681-90, 1703-5 (Vice-President 1680-1); President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1688-1705; Committee E.I.C. 1696-7, 1698-1703; Master Merchant Taylors 1673-4 (Deputy-Master 1684-5). Died February 18, 1705; Will [P.C.C. 155 Gee] December 29, 1702; proved April 17, 1705.
1673, July 29 (31) Henry Tulse, Grocer Bread Street, 1673-87, 1688-9 S. 1673-4, M. 1683-4 vice Smith
Knighted October 29, 1673; Committee E.I.C. 1687-8; Elected President Bethlem and Bridewell 1689; Master Grocers 1681-2. Died August 30, 1689; Will [P.C.C. 46 Ent] October 2, 1688; proved September 26, 1689.
1674, Sept. 1 (and sworn) James Smyth, Draper Portsoken, 1674-87, 1688-9 S. 1672-3, M. 1684-5 vice Starling
Knighted October 29, 1672; Colonel Orange Regiment 1681-7, 1688-9, 1690-4; VicePresident Honourable Artillery Company 1681-9; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1688-9; Committee E.I.C. 1687-8; Master Drapers 1673-4, 1684-5. Died December 9, 1706; Will [P.C.C. 267 Eedes] January 7; proved December 12, 1706.
1676, April 11 (18) Sir Nathaniel Herne, Barber-Surgeon Billingsgate, 1676-9 S. 1674-5 [Elected S. 1673] vice Peake
Knighted August 9, 1674; Co. Co. Coleman Street (1675)-6; M.P. Dartmouth 1679 (contested 1673); Master Barber-Surgeons 1674; Committee E.I.C. 1666-79 (Deputy-Governor 1672-4, Governor 1674-6, 1678-9). Died August 10, 1679; Will [P.C.C. 107 King] April 12, 1677; proved August 28, 1679.
1676, June 15 (20) Sir John Lethuillier, Barber-Surgeon Cripplegate, 1676 S. 1674-5 [Elected S. 1673] vice J. Forth
Knighted September 29, 1674; Co. Co. Tower 1675-6; Committee E.I.C. 1673-4, 1675-7, 1678-9, 1680-1, 1685-6; Court Assistants Levant Company 1678-9, 1680-1, 1684-8, 1691-3, 1694-5; Master Barber-Surgeons 1676. Died January 4, 1719; Will [P.C.C. 12 Browning] cod. January 23, 1716; proved January 23, 1719.
1676, June 22 (and sworn) Sir Robert Geffery, Ironmonger Cordwainer, 1676-87, 1688-1704 S. 1673-4, M. 1685-6 vice D. Forth
Knighted October 29, 1673; Deputy Lime Street (1675)-6; DeputyGovernor Irish Society 1670-1; Auditor 1673-5; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1689-90, 1693-1704; Master Ironmongers 1667, 1685. Died February 26, 1704; Will [P.C.C. 63 Ashe] February 10; proved March 13, 1704.
1676, July 4 (6) Sir John Shorter, Goldsmith Cripplegate, 1676-83, 1687-8 S. 1675-6, M. 1687-8 vice Lethuillier
Knighted October 29, 1675; Contested Southwark 1679 (bis); Colonel Yellow Regiment 1687-8; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1687-8; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1676-7. Died September 4, 1688; Will [P.C.C. 129 Exton] August 31; proved September 19, 1688.
1676, Sept. 26 (28) Sir Thomas Gold, Draper Dowgate, 1676-83 S. 1675-6 vice Gauden
Knighted October 29, 1675; Master Drapers 1678-9. Died 1686; adm. April 17, 1686.
1678, Oct. 8 (10) Sir William Rawsterne, Grocer Lime Street, 1678-84 S. 1677-8 vice Ford
Knighted October 19, 1677; Master Grocers 1683-4. Died 1684; Will [P.C.C. 62 Hare] cod. January 8; proved May 8, 1684.
1679, Aug. 26 (29) Sir John Peake, Mercer Billingsgate, 1679-87, Bridge Without, 1687-8 S. 1676-7, M. 1686-7 vice Herne
Knighted October 2, 1676; Colonel White Regiment 1681-8; Master Mercers 1686; President Christ's Hospital 1687-8. Died May, 1688; Will [P.C.C. 82 Exton] May 29; proved June 21, 1688.
1679, Dec. 4 Sir Thomas Beckford, Clothworker Aldgate, 1679-85 S. 1677-8 vice Chiverton
Knighted October 19, 1677; Co. Co. Billingsgate (1675); Master Clothworkers 1679. Died (buried August 17) 1685; Will [P.C.C. 117 Cann] August 10; proved October 1, 1685.
1680, Feb. 12 (17) Sir John Chapman, Mercer Tower, 1680-7, 1688-9 S. 1678-9, M. 1688-9 vice Robinson
Knighted October 28, 1678; Colonel White Regiment 1688-9; Master Mercers 1678. Died March 17, 1689; Will [P.C.C. 60 Ent] March 26, 1686; proved May 4, 1689.
1680, April 29 (and sworn) Sir Simon Lewis, Fishmonger Bassishaw, 1680-7, 1688-9 S. 1679-80 vice Davies
Knighted October 20, 1679; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1682. Died November 21, 1692; Will [P.C.C. 30 Coker] March 21, 1692; proved February 9, 1693.
1680, Sept. 28 (and sworn) (fn. 39) Henry Cornish, Haberdasher (fn. 39) Vintry, 1680-3 S. 1680-1 vice Chaplin
Master Haberdashers 1680-2. Executed October 23, 1685.
1680, Dec. 14 (16) (D) (fn. 40) Thomas Pilkington, Skinner Farringdon Without, 1680-2, Vintry, 1689-91 S. 1681-2, M. 1689-91 vice Hanson
Knighted April 10, 1689; M.P. London 1679-81, 1689-90 (contested London 1690); Auditor 1668-70, 1671-3, 1675-7, 1678-80; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1671-2, 1675-6, 1677-8; Colonel White Regiment 1689-90; Court Assistants Levant Company 1657-8, 1660-1, 1662-82; Master Skinners 1677, 1681, 1682. Died December 1, 1691; adm. January 11, 1692.
1681, Sept. 6 (and sworn) Sir Jonathan Raymond, Brewer Bishopsgate, 1681-96 S. 1679-80 vice Sheldon
Knighted October 20, 1679; M.P. Great Bedwin 1690-5; Colonel Green Regiment 1687-9, 1690-4; Master Brewers 1679-80. Died March, 1711.
1682, June 15 (and sworn) Sir Richard Howe, Fishmonger (see June, 1668) vice Bludworth
1682, Dec. 14 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 41) Hon. Dudley North, Mercer Farringdon Without, 1682-4, 1688-9 S. 1682-3 vice Pilkington
Knighted February 11, 1683; M.P. Banbury 1685-7; Commissioner Customs 1683-4, 1685-9; Lord Treasury 1684-5; Court Assistants Levant Company 1681-6; Master Mercers 1683. Died December 30, 1691; Will [P.C.C. 53 Faue] May 7, 1688; proved February 13, 1692.
1682, Dec. 20 (and sworn) Peter Daniel, Haberdasher Bridge, 1682-1700 S. 1683-4 vice Waterman
Knighted April 13, 1684; Deputy Bridge (1675)-82; M.P. Southwark 1685-7; Governor Irish Society 1687-8; Colonel Blue Regiment 1687-9; Committee E.I.C. 1683-5; Master Haberdashers 1683-4, 1689-90. Died May, 1700; Will [P.C.C. 70 Noel] March 6, 1699; proved May 18, 1700.
1683, Sept. 11 (and sworn) Peter Rich, Saddler Aldersgate, 1683-7, 1688-92 S. 1682-3 [Elected S. 1677] vice Howe
Knighted February 14, 1685; City Chamberlain 1684-7, 1688-9, 1691; (Candidate 1690, 1691); M.P. Southwark 1679-81, 1689-90, London 1685-7; Sheriff Surrey 1681-2; Colonel Blue Regiment 1690-2; Master Saddlers 1678, 1681. Died August 26, 1692; Will [P.C.C. 166 Fane] February 4; proved September 7, 1692.
(During the suspension of the Charter.)
Judgment having been given against the City in the proceedings consequent on the Writ Quo Warranto in 1683, its Charter was forfeited, and on October 13 the King (Charles II.) issued a new commission reappointing the Lord Mayor (Sir W. Prichard) and 17 of the existing Aldermen. Eight Aldermen were ejected and their places taken by adherents of the Court. A full and singularly lucid and impartial account of the legal proceedings and of the events of the preceding three years which led to the hostile action on the part of the King is given in Dr. Sharpe's London and the Kingdom (Vol. II., pp. 472-504). (fn. 42)
The old Aldermen who were retained were:—
Sir W. Turner Ex-Lord Mayors
Sir W. Hooker
Sir R. Vyner
Sir J. Edwards
Sir J. Moore
Sir W. Prichard (Lord Mayor)
Sir H. Tulse
Sir J. Smyth
Sir R. Geffery
Sir W. Rawsterne
Sir J. Peake
Sir T. Beckford
Sir J. Chapman
Sir S. Lewis
Sir J. Raymond
Sir D. North
P. Daniel
P. Rich
Of these the Lord Mayor (Prichard), Turner, Edwards, Tulse, Smyth, Geffery, Chapman, Lewis, Raymond, Daniel and Rich were sworn on October 16, Rawsterne and North on October 18, Hooker and Moore on October 23, Beckford on October 25, Peake on October 27; Vyner did not appear to take the oath till December. 5, and never again attended a meeting of the Court of Aldermen, though he did not resign his seat until April, 1686.
The superseded Aldermen were:—
Sir T. Alleyn
Sir J. Frederick
Sir J. Lawrence
Sir R. Clayton Ex-Lord Mayors
Sir P. Ward
Sir J. Shorter
Sir T. Gold
H. Cornish
The six last-named of these were prominently identified with the Whig party, of which Sir John Lawrence was the recognised leader in the Corporation; Alleyn and Frederick, who had originally been Aldermen during the Commonwealth period, had in the earlier years of the reign generally been supporters of the Court, though they were at no time what would be called in modern political phraseology 'Whole-Hoggers,' and had more recently shown a disposition to favour the Nonconformists and Whigs. The 18 Aldermen who retained their seats were all uncompromising Tories.
The eight new Aldermen appointed to fill the places of those removed were:
1683, Oct. 13 (16) (fn. 43) Samuel Dashwood, Vintner Cheap, 1683-7, Aldgate, 1688-1705 S. 1683-4, M. 1702-3 vice Clayton
Knighted July 30, 1684; M.P. London 1685-7, 1690-5; Commissioner Excise 1689-96; Colonel Yellow Regiment 1702-5; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1704-5; Committee E.I.C. 1684-6, 1690-5, 1698-1703 (Deputy-Governor 1700-2); Court Assistants Levant Company 1680-91; Master Vintners 1684. Died September 14, 1705; Will [P.C.C. 239 Gee] May 3; proved December 3, 1705.
1683, Oct. 13 (16) tSir Benjamin Newland, Grocer Vintry, 1683-7 vice Cornish
Knighted August 3, 1679; Co. Co. Tower 1682-3, Deputy Tower 1691; M.P. Southampton 1678-81, 1685-7, 1689-99. Died December, 1699; adm. December 13, 1699.
1683, Oct. 13 (16) tJacob Lucie Dowgate, 1683-5, Aldgate, 1685-6 vice Gold
Died November, 1688; Will [P.C.C. 44 Exton] September 21, 1686; proved December 12, 1688.
1683, Oct. 13 (16) tPeter Paravicini, Merchant Taylor Queenhithe, 1683-7 vice Lawrence
Knighted June 19, 1687; Co. Co. Tower 1682-3; Committee E.I.C. 1694-6; Master Merchant Taylors 1685-6. Died January 29, 1697; Will [P.C.C. 61 Pyne] cod. January 28; proved March 1, 1697.
1683, Oct. 13 (18) tSir Benjamin Bathurst Cripplegate, 1683-6 vice Shorter
Knighted January 17, 1682; M.P. Beeralston 1685-7; Romney 1702-4 (Elected 1685); Committee E.I.C. 1684-98 (Deputy-Governor 1686-8, 1695-6; Governor 1688-90). Died April 27, 1704; Will [P.C.C. 87 Ash] proved May 19, 1704.
1683, Oct. 13 (18) t (fn. 44) Sir John Buckworth, Fishmonger Coleman Street, 1683-6 vice Frederick
Knighted June 18, 1681; Commissioner Customs 1684-5, 1685-7; Deputy-Governor Levant Company 1672-87 (Treasurer 1661-3; Court Assistants 1655-61, 1663-72). Died December, 1687; Will [P.C.C. 2 Exton] December 14, 1687; proved January 3, 1688.
1683, Oct. 13 (18) t(D*) (fn. 45) Charles Duncombe, Goldsmith Broad Street, 1683-6, Bridge, 1700-11 S. 1699-1700, M. 1708-9 vice Alleyn
Knighted October 20, 1699; M.P. Hedon 1685-7 (Elected 1702); Yarmouth (Isle of Wight) 1690-5; Downton 1695-8, 1702-11; Ipswich 1701; contested London 1701 [his], 1702, Receiver-General Excise (deprived 1698); Colonel Green Regiment 1702-7; Treasurer Honourable Artillery Company 1703-4. Died April 9, 1711; adm. May 13, 1711.
1683, Oct. 13 (18) tBenjamin Thorowgood, Mercer Farringdon Within, 1683-7, Lime Street, 1688-94 S. 1685-6 vice Ward
Knighted August 13, 1685: Master Mercers 1684, 1693. Died March 20, 1694; adm. April 19, 1694.
The subsequent appointments by Royal Commission during the suspension of the Charter were:
1684, Oct. 10 (sworn) tSir William Gostlyn, Mercer Farringdon Without, 1684-6, Candle wick, 1686-8 S. 1684-5 vice North
Knighted September 26, 1684; Co. Co. Castle Baynard 1675-81 (Deputy 1682)-84; Master Mercers 1685. Died (buried July 28) 1690; adm. November 14, 1690.
1684, Oct. 10 (sworn) tSir Peter Vandeput, Draper Lime Street, 1684-7 S. 1684-5 vice Rawsterne
Knighted September 26, 1684; Master Drapers 1687-8, 1689-90. Died April, 1708; Will [P.C.C. 102 Barrett] May 10, 1707; proved April 30, 1708.
1685, Oct. 7 (27) tSir Thomas Kinsey, Vintner Dowgate, 1685-8, 1688-97 S. 1685-6 vice Beckford
Knighted August 23, 1685; Colonel Red Regiment 1688-9, 1690-4. Died January 3, 1697; adm. February 13, 1697.
1686, Apr. 30 (May 4) tSir William Russell, Skinner Langbourn, 1686-7 vice Vyner
Knighted October 20, 1679; Co. Co. Bishopsgate (1675); M.P. St. Michaels 1681; contested London 1695; Master Skinners 1683. Died June 10, 1705; Will [P.C.C. 148 Gee] cod. February 12; proved June 21, 1705.
1686, Apr. 30 (May 4) tJoseph Herne [admitted to Mercers June 23, 1687] Broad Street, 1686-7 vice Duncombe
Knighted September 15, 1690; M.P. Dartmouth 1689-99; Committee E.I.C. 1678-86, 1687-93, 1698-9 (Governor 1690-2). Died February 26, 1699; Will [P.C.C. 42 Pett] cod. August 28, 1695; proved March 1, 1699.
1686, Apr. 30 (May 4) t(D) (fn. 46) Thomas Rawlinson, Vintner Farringdon Without, 1686-7, Castle Baynard, 1696-1708 S. 1686-7, M. 1705-6 vice Edwards
Knighted August 6, 1686; Co. Co. Cripplegate Without (1679)-81; Farringdon Without 1682, 1688 (Deputy 1689)-(?) 1696; Colonel White Regiment 1705-7; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1705-8; Committee E.I.C. 1685-9, 1690-2. 1693-8, 1700-7; Master Vintners 1687, 1696. Died November 11, 1708; Will [P.C.C. 44 Lane] cod. July 28, 1707; proved January 12. 1709.
1686, Apr. 30 (May 4) tThomas Fowle, Goldsmith Cripplegate, 1686-7, Vintry, 1687, 1691-2 S. 1686-7 vice Bathurst
Knighted September 26, 1686; Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1688-9; M.P. Devizes 1690; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1689-90. Died November 11, 1692; Will [P.C.C. 6 Coker] July 30, 1691; proved January 4, 1693.
1686, Apr. 30 (May 4) wThomas Hartopp, Fishmonger Coleman Street, 1686-7 vice Buckworth
Court Assistants Levant Company 1675-83, 1684-90, 1691-7; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1686; Will [P.C.C. 10 Pyne] December 26, 1696; proved January 29, 1697.
1686, Apr. 30 (May 7) tSir Matthias Vincent Aldgate, 1686-7 vice Lucie
Knighted March 20, 1685; M.P. Lostwitluel 1685-7; Treasurer Sons of Clergy 1685-7. Died c May, 1687; Will [P.C.C. 86 Foot] May 10, 1687; proved March 31, 1688.
1687, Mar. 14 (17) tSir Thomas Griffiths Aldersgate, 1687 vice Rich
Knighted January 2, 1682.
1687, June 29 Sir Gabriel Roberts Broad Street, 1687 vice Herne
Knighted January 14, 1678; Deputy-Governor Levant Company 1690-1715 (Court Assistants 1663-8, 1669-76, 1680-90); Committee E.I.C. 1698-1701. Died March 14, 1715; Will [P.C.C. 57 Fagg] May 6, 1714: proved March 29, 1715.
1687, June 29 (30) wJoas Bateman Langbourn, 1687 vice Russell
Died (buried April 18) 1704; Will [P.C.C. 100 Ash] August 1, 1699; proved May 3, 1704.
1687, June 29 (July 12) wJohn Jolliffe Coleman Street, 1687 vice Hartopp
Died (buried September 21) 1694; adm. November 18, 1695.
1687, July 1 (5) Sir Jeremy Sambroke, Haberdasher Cripplegate, 1687 vice Newland
Knighted January 31, 1682; F.R.S. April, 1681; [? Auditor 1652-4, 1655-7, 1661-3, 1665-6]; Committee E.I.C. 1677-87, 1695-8 (Deputy-Governor 1683-4). Died April 27, 1705; Will [P.C.C. 78 Gee] March 5, 1704; proved April 28, 1705.
1687, July 1 (5) John Paige, Merchant Taylor Aldersgate, 1687 vice Griffiths
Committee E.I.C. 1663-82, 1683-6. Died December, 1689 (buried January 3, 1690); Will [P.C.C. 181 Ent] April 5; proved December 30, 1689.
1687, July 1 (5) wRobert Bodington, Haberdasher Aldgate, 1687 vice Vincent
Court Assistants Levant Company 1676-7, 1695-6; Master Haberdashers 1687-9. Died c August, 1701; Will [P.C.C. 107 Dyer] cod. July 27; proved August 20, 1701.
1687, July 1 (19) John Letten Queenhithe, 1687 vice Paravicini
Died 1688; Will [P.C.C. 163 Exton] March 13; proved December 24, 1688.
1687, July 7 (8) Richard Guy Broad Street, 1687 vice Herne
Died January, 1703; Will [P.C.C. 7 Degg] January 10; proved January 15, 1703.
1687, July 7 (8) Richard Hassell, Salter Aldgate, 1687 vice Bodington
Master Salters 1696-7. Will [P.C.C. 162 Pyne] September 10, 1696; proved August 31, 1697.
1687, July 7 (19) Daniel Mercer Aldersgate, 1687 vice Paige
Will [P.C.C. 90 Fane] November 22, 1687: proved May 12, 1692.
1687, July 7 (21) Anthony Gronen (or Groning), Haberdasher Langbourn, 1687 vice Bateman
Died 1689; adm. December 11, 1689.
1687, July 7 William de la Wood Cripplegate, 1687, Bassishaw, 1687 vice Sambroke
Will [P.C.C. 64 Bond] February 1, 1695; proved April 24, 1696.
1687, July 21 (22) John Lee, Merchant Taylor Aldersgate, 1687 vice Mercer
Died 1704; Will [P.C.C. 174 Ash] July 11; proved August 26, 1704.
1687, July 21 (26) (fn. 47) Ralph Ingram, Merchant Taylor Queenhithe, 1687 vice Letten
Will [P.C.C. 34 Bond] July 23, 1695; proved March 28, 1696.
1687, July 21 (26) William Mart, Vintner Aldgate, 1687 vice Hassell
Co. Co. Farringdon Without, 1681-2.
1687, July 29 (Aug. 2) wSamuel Thomson Queenhithe, 1687-8 S. 1688 vice Ingram
Knighted 1688; Sheriff Beds. 1693; Committee E.I.C. 1679-80, 1681-2. Died (buried January 10) 1712.
1687, July 29 (Aug. 2) wThomas Frederick Aldgate, 1687 vice Mart
Committee E.I.C. 1687-8, 1689-91, 1697-1703 (Deputy-Governor 1698-1700). Died May or June, 1720; Will [P.C.C. 135 Shaller] May 20, 1718; proved June 3, 1720.
1687, July 29 (Aug. 2) William Ivatt, Mercer Langbourn, 1687 vice Gronen
Co. Co. Vintry (1682), 1689-96; Master Mercers 1687.
1687, July 29 (Aug. 2) wJohn Bawdon Aldersgate, 1687-8 vice Lee
Knighted October 29, 1687; Will [P.C.C. 1 Ent] June 30, 1688; proved January 8, 1689.
1687, Aug. 6 (10) [with former precedence] w Sir John Shorter, Goldsmith (see 1676) vice Sambroke
1687, Aug. 6 (10) t John Parsons (admitted to Brewers Oct. 16, 1688, translated to Fishmongers Oct. 19, 1703) Castle Baynard, 1687, Portsoken, 1687-8, Bassishaw, 1689-1717 S. 1687-8, M. 1703-4 [Elected S. 1677] vice Turner (fn. 48)
Knighted August 15, 1687; M.P. Reigate 1685-7, 1689, 1690-8, 1701-17: contested London 1701, 1705; Commissioner Victualling Navy 1683-88; Colonel Red Regiment 1710-4; Master Brewers 1689-90; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1706-8.Died January 25, 1717; Will [P.C.C. 42 Whitfled] February 14, 1716; proved February 7, 1717.
1687, Aug. 6 (10) John Mawson Farringdon Within, 1687-8 vice Thorowgood (fn. 48)
(?) Died 1705; adm. June 23, 1705.
1687, Aug. 6 (16) t Sir Basil Firebrace (admitted to Vintners Oct. 16, 1688) Billingsgate, 1687-8 S. 1687-8 vice Princhard (fn. 48)
Knighted August 2, 1687; created Baronet July, 1698; M.P. Chippenham 1690-2 (contested 1694); Committee E.I.C. 1694-5; Colonel Orange Regiment 1687-8. Died May 7, 1724.
1687, Aug. 6 (Oct. 11) w (D*) (fn. 49) Humphrey Edwin, Barber- Surgeon, translated to Skinners June 16, 1690 Tower, 1687-8, 1689-1707, Cheap, 1688-9 S. 1688-9, M. 1697-8 vice Chapman (fn. 48)
Knighted November 18, 1687; Co. Co. Bishopsgate (1679); Contested Chippenham 1690; Commissioner Excise 1689-91; Committee E.I.C. 1682-3; Master Barber-Surgeons 1688: Skinners 1691. Died December 14, 1707; adm. February 19, 1708.
1687, Aug. 6 (Oct. 27) w(D) (fn. 50) William Kiffin (or Kyffin), Leatherseller Cheap, 1687-8 vice Dashwood†
M.P. Middlesex 1656-8; Master Leathersellers 1671-2. Died December 29, 1701.
1687, Aug. 12 (16) w (fn. 51) William Ashhurst, Merchant Taylor Bread Street, 1687-8, Billingsgate, 1688-1720 S. 1691-2, M. 1693-4 vice Tulse†
Knighted October 29, 1687 (fn. 51); Co. Co. Bread Street (1679)-83; M.P. London 1689-90, 1695-1702, 1705-10 (contested 1690, 1693, 1702, 1710); Commissioner Excise 1698-9, 1714-20; Auditor 1682-4; President Honourable Artillery Company 1708-20 (Vice-President 1689-1703); President Christ's Hospital 1688; Colonel Yellow Regiment 1689-90; White Regiment 1694-1702, 1707-10, 1714-20; Director Bank of England 1697-1700, 1701-3, 1704-6, 1707-9, 1711-4; Master Merchant Taylors 1687-8. Died January 12, 1720; Will [P.C.C. 22 Shaller] March 29, 1712; proved February 18, 1720.
1687, Aug. 12 (16) Richard Hawkins Portsoken, 1687, Castle Baynard, 1687 vice Smyth†
Knighted August 15, 1687; Co. Co. Farringdon Without, 1681-3; Auditor 1682-4. Died October, 1687; Will [P.C.C. 138 Foot] August 4; proved November 12, 1687.
1687, Aug. 12 (16) wJohn Gardner, Skinner Cordwainer, 1687-8 vice Geffery†
Master Skinners 1678. Died April 1, 1690; Will [P.C.C. 58 Dyke] cod. March 14; proved April 14, 1690.
1687, Aug. 12 (16) wSir John Eyles, Haberdasher Broad Street, 1687-8 M. 1688 vice Guy
Knighted August 15, 1687; M.P. Devizes 1679 (contested 1681, 1689). Died (buried July 6) 1703; Will [P.C.C. 109 Degg] June 4, 1702; proved July 15, 1703.
1687, Aug. 12 (16) Edward Underhill, Grocer Bassishaw, 1687-8 vice Lewis†
Master Grocers 1687-8. Died 1701; adm. August 5, 1701.
1687, Aug. 12 (16) John Berry Langbourn, 1687-8 vice Ivatt
1687, Aug. 12 (Sept. 6) tJames Paule Walbrook, 1687 vice Moore†
Co. Co. Cornhill 1682-3; Sheriff Berks 1689; Treasurer Sons of Clergy 1678-9; Will [P.C.C. 85 Coker] June 28, 1692; proved May 2, 1693.
1687, Aug. 12 (Oct. 10) tThomas Rodbard, Fishmonger Aldgate, 1687-8 [Elected S. 1707] vice Frederick
Prime Warden Fishmongers 1692. Died 1713; Will [P.C.C. 169 Leeds] July 8, 1712; proved July 6, 1713.
1687, Oct. 11 (sworn) w (fn. 52) Gregory Page Farringdon Without, 1687-8 vice Rawlinson
Died November, 1693; Will [P.C.C. 61 Box] October 27, 1693; proved March 20, 1694.
1687, Oct. 11 (sworn) wRobert Bristow, Grocer Walbrook, 1687-8 vice Paule
Master Grocers 1692-3. Died November, 1707; Will [P.C.C. 275 Poley] cod. April 3; proved November 29, 1707.
1687, Oct. 18 (sworn) tJames St. Amand Castle Baynard, 1687-8 vice Hawkins
M.P. St. Ives 1685-7, contested Steyning 1710. Died October 4, 1728; Will [P.C.C. 364 Brook] September 27; adm. December 23, 1728.
1687, Oct. 25 (sworn) wChristopher Lethuillier, Dyer Coleman Street, 1687-8, 1688-90 S. 1689-90 vice Jolliffe
Knighted October 29, 1689; Co. Co. Dowgate (1681); Court Assistants Levant Company 1686-7, 1689-91. Died August, 1690; Will [P.C.C. 126 Dyke] September 5, 1689; proved August 26, 1690.
1687, Nov. 8 (sworn) wCharles Chamberlain Lime Street, 1687-8 vice Vandeput
Director Bank of England 1697-8, 1703-5. Died January 29, 1705; Will [P.C.C. 25 Gee] February 18, 1704; proved February 6, 1705.
1687, Nov. 15 (sworn) wWilliam Jolliffe Vintry, 1687-8 vice Fowle
M.P. Poole 1698-1705; Court Assistants Levant Company 1698-9, 1700-2; Director New E.I.C. 1700-1. Died (buried January 19) 1712; adm. May 13, 1713.
At the close of the period of the suspension of the Charter the existing Aldermen were:
Sir W. Hooker (ex-Lord Mayor) J. Mawson J. Berry
Sir J. Raymond Sir B. Firebrace T. Rodbard
Sir P. Daniel Sir H. Edwin G. Page
Sir W. Gostlyn W. Kiffin R. Bristow
Sir T. Kinsey Sir W. Ashhurst J. St. Amand
Sir S. Thomson J. Gardner C. Lethuillier
Sir J. Bawdon Sir J. Eyles (Lord Mayor) C. Chamberlain
Sir J. Parsons E. Underhill W. Jolliffe
two vacancies caused by the deaths of Sir J. Peake and Sir J. Shorter being unfilled. The three first-named (Sirs W. Hooker, J. Raymond and P. Daniel) had retained their seats throughout the period, having been Aldermen before the judgment on the Writ of Quo Warranto.
On October 3, 1688, the Charter was restored, and all the survivors of those who were acting as Aldermen at the time of its forfeiture (October, 1683), were reinstated automatically with their original precedence, the existing Aldermen being displaced (except the three who were in office in 1683), and their elections treated as illegal, those of them who were again elected (either at once or after an interval) reckoning their seniority from the date of such fresh election. Eight of the Aldermen of 1683 had died in the interim, viz: Sir J. Frederick, Sir R. Vyner, Sir J. Shorter, Sir T. Gold, Sir W. Rawsterne, Sir J. Peake, Sir T. Beckford, H. Cornish. The eighteen Aldermen who were thus restored to office with their former precedence were:—
wSir T. Alleyn wSir P. Ward tSir J. Chapman
wSir J. Lawrence tSir J. Moore tSir S. Lewis
tSir W. Turner tSir W. Prichard (fn. 53) tSir J. Raymond
(fn. 53) tSir W. Hooker tSir H. Tulse tSir D. North
tSir J. Edwards tSir J. Smyth (fn. 53) tSir P. Daniel
wSir R. Clayton tSir R. Geffery tSir P. Rich
Of these, Turner, Edwards and Clayton at first declined to serve again, though both Turner and Clayton at a later date resumed their seats. In filling up the eleven vacancies, the Wards elected five of the Aldermen whom the restoration of the Charter had displaced (Sir T. Kinsey, Sir W. Ashhurst, C. Lethuillier, Sir W. Gostlyn and Sir H. Edwin), and two who had served during a portion of the period of suspension (Sir S. Dashwood and Sir B. Thorowgood). Four other of the interim Aldermen (Sir J. Parsons, Sir T. Fowle, Sir T. Rawlinson and Sir C. Duncombe) returned to the Court of Aldermen later, as will be seen below.
The eight Aldermen elected in place of those who had died since their supersession in 1683 were:—
1688, Oct. 9 (10) tSir Samuel Dashwood, Vintner (see Oct., 1683) vice Beckford
1688, Oct. 9 (10) tSir Thomas Kinsey, Vintner (see Oct., 1685) vice Gold
1688, Oct. 9 (10) wSir William Ashhurst, Merchant Taylor (see Aug., 1687) vice Peake
1688, Oct. 9 (10) wChristopher Lethuillier, Dyer (see Oct., 1687) vice Frederick
1688, Oct. 9 (11) wSir Thomas Stampe, Draper Cripplegate, 1688-1711 S. 1676-7, M. 1691-2 vice Shorter
Knighted October 31, 1676; Co. Co. Bassishaw (1675, 1681); contested Reading 1698, London 1701; Colonel Yellow Regiment 1688-9, 1690-1702; Green Regiment 1689-90; Master Drapers 1679-80, 1692-3. Died July 25, 1711.
1688, Oct. 9 (11) t(D*) (fn. 54) John Fleet, Cooper, translated to Grocers Oct. 18, 1692 Langbourn, 1688-1712 S. 1688-9, M. 1692-3 vice Vyner
Knighted October 11, 1688; M.P. London 1693-1700, 1701, 1702-5 (contested 1701 [bis], 1705); Colonel Red Regiment 1702-7 (elected Colonel Blue Regiment 1696); President Honourable Artillery Company 1704-8 (Vice-President 1703-4); President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1705-12; Committee E.I.C. 1692-1710, 1711-2 (Governor 1694-6, 1698-1700, 1702-4, 1706-8); Master Coopers 1689, Grocers 1693-5. Died July 7, 1712; Will [P.C.C. 133 Barnes] July 3; proved July 15, 1712.
1688, Oct. 9 (16) tSir Benjamin Thorowgood, Mercer (see Oct., 1683) vice Rawsterne
1688, Oct. 9 wSir Henry Ashhurst, Bart., Merchant Taylor Vintry 1688-9 vice Cornish
Created Baronet July, 1688; M.P. Truro 1681, 1689-95, Wilton 1698-1700, 1701-2; Commissioner Excise 1689-91; Commissioner Hackney Coaches 1688-95. Died April 13, 1711; Will [P.C.C. 97 Young] December 9, 1710; proved May 11, 1711.
From this date the succession has continued as follows:—
1688, Oct. 18 (23) tSir William Gostlyn, Mercer (see Oct., 1684) vice Turner
1688, Oct. 19 (and sworn) wSir Thomas Lane, Clothworker Candlewick, 1688-1709 S. 1692-3, M. 1694-5 vice Edwards
Knighted July 30, 1688; Colonel Red Regiment 1689-90, 1694-1702; Master Clothworkers 1689. Died March 24, 1709; Will [P.C.C. 79 Lane] March 20; proved April 29, 1709.
1688, Oct. 25 (and sworn) wSir Humphrey Edwin, Barber-Surgeon (see Aug., 1687) vice Clayton
1689, Feb. 26 (Mar. 1) [with precedence of 1680] wThomas Pilkington, Skinner (see Dec., 1680) vice Cornish
1689, May 7 (and sworn) tSir John Parsons, Brewer (see Aug., 1687) vice Lewis
1689, Sept. 17 (and sworn) w(D) (fn. 55) John Houblon, Grocer Cornhill, 1689-1712 S. 1689-90, M. 1695-6 vice Hooker
Knighted October 29, 1689; Co. Co. Broad Street 1688-9; contested London 1701; Lord Admiralty, 1694-9; Commissioner Victualling Navy 1702: Auditor 1688-9; Director Bank of England 1694-9, 1700-12 (Governor 1694-7); Director New E.I.C. 1700-1; Court Assistants Levant Company 1691-5; Master Grocers 1690-1. Died January 10, 1712; Will [P.C.C. 31 Barnes] cod. November 10, 1711; proved February 1, 1712.
1689, Oct. 1 (and sworn) wEdward Clarke, Merchant Taylor Bread Street, 1689-1703 S. 1690-1, M. 1696-7 vice Tulse
Knighted October 29, 1689; Co. Co. Farringdon Within (1675). [Deputy 1682-3, 1688, 1689]; elected Director Bank of England 1694; Master Merchant Taylors 1690-1. Died September 1, 1703; Will [P.C.C. 131 Degg] August 4, 1701; proved September 13, 1703.
1689, Oct. 1 (15) w(D) (fn. 56) Thomas Papillon, Mercer Portsoken, 1689 [Elected S. 1673] vice Smyth
M.P. Dover 1674-81, 1689-95, London 1695-1700; Commissioner Victualling Navy 1689-99; Auditor 1672-4, 1675-7, 1680-2; Committee E.I.C. 1663-71, 1675-6, 1677-83 (DeputyGovernor 1680-2); Master Mercers 1673, 1682, 1692, 1698. Died May 5, 1702; Will [P.C.C. 101 Herne] June 30, 1701; proved June 3, 1702.
1689, Oct. 15 (22) wSir Thomas Alleyn, Bart., Grocer (see Feb., 1653) (re-elected)
1689, Oct. or Nov. (on or before Nov. 12) wSir Robert Clayton, Draper (see June, 1670) vice Chapman
1689, Oct. 22 (and sworn) w(D*) (fn. 57) Francis Child, Goldsmith Farringdon Without, 1689-1713 S. 1690-1, M. 1698-9 vice North
Knighted October 29, 1689; Co. Co. Farringdon Without 1681-3, 1688-9; M.P. London 1702-5 (contested 1701, 1708), Devizes 1698-1702, 1705-8, 1710-13 (Elected 1702, contested 1695); President Christ's Hospital 1702-13; Elected a Colonel London Militia 1694; Colonel Orange Regiment 1702-7, 1710-3; Committee E.I.C. 1699-1701, 1711-2; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1690-1. Died October 4, 1713; Will [P.C.C. 269 Leeds] cod. September 10; proved December 2, 1713.
1690, Jan. 13 (Feb. 11) w(D) (fn. 58) John Wildman, Skinner Portsoken, 1690-3 vice Papillon
Knighted October 29, 1692; M.P. Scarborough 1654-5, Great Bedwin 1681, 1689-90; Postmaster General 1689-91. Died June 2, 1693.
1690, May tSir William Turner, Merchant Taylor (see Oct., 1660) vice Gostlyn
1690, Sept. 25 (and sworn) w (fn. 59) Richard Levett, Haberdasher Bridge Without, 1690-1711 S. 1691-2, M. 1699-1700 vice Alleyn
Knighted October 22, 1691; Co. Co. Cripplegate Within, 1689-90; contested London 1701; Director Bank of England 1698-1700; Committee E.I.C. 1701-5, 1706-7, 1708-9; Master Haberdashers 1690-2. Died January 20, 1711; Will [P.C.C. 31 Young] cod. December 12, 1710; proved February 13, 1711.
1690, Oct. 7 (9) tWilliam Gore, Mercer Coleman Street, 1690-1708 S. 1698-9, M. 1701-2 vice Lethuillier
Knighted October 29, 1692; Director Bank of England 1694-7, 1698-9, 1701-6; Committee E.I.C. 1693-6, 1698-1703; Master Mercers 1695, 1697. Died January 19, 1708; Will [P.C.C. 37 Barrett] October 26, 1707; proved February 3, 1708.
1691, Dec. 15 (17) tSir Thomas Fowle, Goldsmith (see April, 1686) vice Pilkington
1692, Feb. 11 (23) t (fn. 60) Sir Thomas Cooke, Goldsmith Queenhithe, 1692-1709 S. 1692-3 [Elected M. 1704] vice Lawrence
Knighted September 15, 1690; M.P. Colchester 1694-5, 1698-1706 (contested 1695, 1705 [bis]); contested Truro 1681, Southwark 1690; Colonel Blue Regiment 1702-7; Vice-President Honourable Artillery Company 1704-7; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1691-2; Committee E.I.C. 1683-95, 1698-1709 (Deputy-Governor 1690-2, 1694-5, Governor 1692-4, 1700-2, 1704-6, 1708-9). Died September 6, 1709; Will [P.C.C. 240 Lane] September 6; proved November 4, 1709.
1692, Sept. 20 (27) w(D) (fn. 61) James Houblon, Dyer Aldersgate, 1692-1700 vice Rich
Knighted October 29, 1692; Co. Co. Broad Street 1675-83, 1688-90, 1691-2; M.P. London 1698-1700; Director Bank of England 1694-1700; Court Assistants Levant Company 1684-5, 1692-3. Died October 25, 1700; Will [P.C.C. 160 Noel] May 30, 1695; proved November 6, 1700.
1692, Dec. 5 (13) w(D*) (fn. 62) Thomas Abney, Fishmonger Vintry, 1692-1716, Bridge Without, 1716-22 S. 1693-4, M. 1700-1 vice Fowle
Knighted November 2, 1693; Co. Co. Cornhill 1689-90; M.P. London 1701-2 (contested 1702); Colonel Green Regiment 1701-2; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1707-22; Director Bank of England 1694-1700, 1703-5, 1706-9, 1710-4, 1715-8, 1719-22; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1704-6. Died February 6, 1722; Will [P.C.C. 46 Marlborough] April 10, 1711: proved March 21, 1722.
1693, Mar. 28 (April 6) tThomas Darwin, Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1693-6 vice Turner
Co. Co. Castle Baynard 1689-94; Master Merchant Taylors 1693-4. Died 1711; Will [P.C.C. 164 Young] August 13, 1708; proved August 17, 1711.
1693, July 4 (and sworn) t(D) (fn. 63) Sir William Hedges, Mercer Portsoken, 1693-1701 S. 1693-4 vice Wildman
Knighted March 6, 1688; Co. Co. Bassishaw 1680; Colonel Green Regiment 1694-1701; Committee E.I.C. 1681-2; Governor Bengal 1682-4; Court Assistants Levant Company 1675-9, 1681-2, 1688-9, 1694-9; Director Bank of England 1694-1700; Master Mercers 1688, 1700. Died August 5, 1701; Will [P.C.C. 113 Dyer] cod. August 5; proved August 20, 1701.
1694, Apr. 17 (25) tJoseph Smart, Merchant Taylor Lime Street, 1694-1703 S. 1698-9 vice Thorowgood
Knighted April 30, 1696; Co. Co. Langbourn 1682-3; Sheriff Essex 1684-5; Master Merchant Taylors 1694-5. Died February 23, 1703; Will [P.C.C. 236 Degg] June 19, 1702; proved December 20, 1703.
1696, Aug. 11 (Sept. 1) tJohn Johnson, Draper Farringdon Within, 1696-8 vice Ward
Knighted October 9, 1696; Co. Co. Farringdon Within 1681-96: Committee E.I.C. 1698; Master Drapers 1697-8. Died October 5, 1698; Will [P.C.C. 216 Lort] October 3; proved October 15, 1698.
1696, Oct. 6 (8) wSir Owen Buckingham, Salter Bishopsgate, 1696-1713 S. 1695-6, M. 1704-5 vice Raymond
Knighted October 14, 1695; Co. Co. Bread Street 1689-90, 1691-6; M.P. Reading 1698-1701, 1702-8 (contested 1701); Colonel Blue Regiment 1697-1702, Orange Regiment 1707-10; Vice-President Honourable Artillery Company 1708-11. Died March 20, 1713; Will [P.C.C. 75 Leeds] January 30, 1712; proved April 7, 1713.
1696, Dec. 1 (3) tSir Thomas Rawlinson, Vintner (see 1686) vice Darwin
1697, Jan. 26 (28) tSir Robert Bedingfeld, (fn. 64) Merchant Taylor Dowgate, 1697-1711 S. 1702-3, M. 1706-7 vice Kinsey
Knighted November 18, 1697; Co. Co. Castle Baynard 1681-97; M.P. Hedon 1701; Master Merchant Taylors 1697-8; Colonel Blue Regiment 1710-1. Died May 2, 1711; Will [P.C.C. 143 Young] November 18, 1708; proved July 5, 1711.
1698, Oct. 20 (25) tWilliam Withers, Fishmonger Farringdon Within, 1698-1721 S. 1701-2, M. 1707-8 vice Johnson
Knighted October 20, 1699; Co. Co. Cheap (1675)-80, 1681: (Deputy 1689)-98; M.P. London 1701, 1707-15 (contested 1705, 1715); Director New E.I.C. 1698-1700, United E.I.C. 1709-10; Sub-Governor African Company 1707; Governor Irish Society 1706-21; Colonel Yellow Regiment 1705-7, 1710-4; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1708-21; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1700-2. Died January 31, 1721; Will [P.C.C. 39 Buckingham] February 19, 1719; proved February 16, 1721.
1700, June 4 (and sworn) tSir Charles Duncombe, Goldsmith (see 1683) vice Daniel
1700, Nov. 14 (19) tPeter Floyer, Goldsmith Aldersgate, 1700-2 S. 1701-2 vice Sir James Houblon
Knighted June 29, 1701; Co. Co. Aldersgate 1688 (Deputy 1689)-1700; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1701-2. Died January 31, 1702; Will [P.C.C. 20 Herne] cod. December 13, 1701; proved February 17, 1702.

Footnotes

  • 1. D.N.B. gives neither name of Ward nor date of election as Alderman, nor does it record his return for Taunton.
  • 2. . It is hardly doubtful that the ex-Alderman is identical with the Master of the Mercers' Company for the year 1656, whose name is disguised as 'Parker' in an unverified list communicated to me.
  • 3. See footnote, Vol. I., p. 343.
  • 4. . In the brief notice of John Ireton, appended to the excellent article on his brother, the wellknown Parliamentary General, the date of his death is given according to the obsolete Civil computation.
  • 5. . In Vol. I. (p. 60) I have described Ellis as a Draper, following the minute of his election as Alderman in Rep. 61, fol. 221, but inasmuch as he is described as Merchant Taylor in the record of his election as Sheriff on the same day (Common Hall Book, iii., 113), and moreover his name appears among the Masters of the latter and not among those of the former Company, it may be assumed that the latter is correct. He may have belonged to both Companies, but I know of no similar instance at that period, though there is apparently a precedent in the case of John Derby in the fifteenth century (see footnote, Vol. I., p. 330).
  • 6. Not January 8, as in Vol. I., p. 221.
  • 7. . If the identification in the text (which is only tentative) with the testator of the Will of 1674 is correct, he could not have been (as otherwise would be probable) the Edward Smith who was High Steward of Southwark (1661-83, 1690-4).
  • 8. In the minute of his discharge (Rep. 62 fol. 206) his Christian name is given as 'Matthew' in one place and 'Michael' in another.
  • 9. . His Company is not given in the record of his election.
  • 10. The spelling 'Temms' is that of his autograph, which I had not seen when Vol. I., page 222, was printed (where I have adopted the form 'Temse'). The latter is the usual spelling in the City records.
  • 11. . In this case, as in that of Temms above, I have here adopted the spelling of the autograph signature instead of the more common form found elsewhere. The date of admission is as in the text above, not as in Vol. I., p. 84.
  • 12. Not November 6 as in Vol. 1., p. 161.
  • 13. . In the D.N.B. article there is no mention of his election to the Parliament of Ireland.
  • 14. His Christian name is given as 'William' in the minute of his admission (Rep. 66, fol. 67b).
  • 15. The list of Masters of the Mercers supplied to me by an official, who declined subsequently to verify it gives 'Alderman Richard Keith, M. 1658' which can only refer to Kinge, there being no other Alderman of that time whose name could possibly be so distorted either by the original scribe or by the copyist.
  • 16. . He was not (as stated in Vol. I., pp. 40, 95, corrected at pp. 411, 414) identical with, but was the son of, the person of the same name who was elected Alderman of Castle Baynard in 1651.
  • 17. . I have already in Vol. I., p. 358, of this work referred to the grotesque anachronism of the date suggested in the original D.N.B. article as that at which Backwell vacated his Aldermanry. This is corrected in the new edition. The writer is apparently unaware that Backwell was buried in the Church of St. Mary Woolnoth, Lombard Street, at the date given above, whence the body was removed to Tyringham, October 20, 1685.
  • 18. . The succeeding paragraph explains the allocation of the vacancies in these cases.
  • 19. Ex-Lord Mayors.
  • 20. . There is a short notice of him in D.N.B. at end of article on his namesake who was one of the 'Five Members.' In Vol. I. of this work, p. 211 (corrected at p. 234) his residence (Barrington) is described as situate in Essex: the true reading is Somerset.
  • 21. . (a) He was son of (not as erroneously stated in Vol. I., pp. 162, 210, identical with) his namesake, who was Alderman of Vintry in 1650. This error was corrected at pp. 233, 234.
  • 22. . (b) There is a similar error in regard to Hussey in Vol. I., pp. 41, 209, corrected at pp. 411, 419.
  • 23. . The similarity of name, (having regard to the general disregard of orthographic uniformity in the 17th century), coupled with the coincidence of their respective Livery Companies, leads one to infer the probable identity of this personage with the Richard Tyler, Salter, who was elected Alderman of Bridge Without in 1663. I cannot, however, adduce any evidence either in support or in refutation of this suggestion, and the Clerk to the Salters' Company professed himself unable to assist me to determine the point.
  • 24. . See note 118 (p. 93).
  • 25. . The correct form of the name is as printed above. In Vol. I. (pp. 202, 337) I have adopted the form ('Charlton') which is recorded in Repertory 69, ff. 144, 150b, 152.
  • 26. . Overall (Remembrancia, p. 199) confounds him with Sir Richard Browne (Lord Mayor 1660-1). See note 98 (p. 69).
  • 27. . See Vol. I., p. 343 (footnote).
  • 28. . The absence of record of the actual date of this election is due to the destruction of the minutes in the Great Fire. There are no minutes from April 3 to July 3, 1666. Under the former date there is the heading 'Bludworth, Mayor,' followed by the words 'chartæ quæ desunt ne hic intrentur trinorum scilicet mensium (Aprilis, Maii & Junii) in horrendis ignibus perierunt' (Rep. 71, fo. 66 b). It is possible that some others whose names are lost may have been chosen between Bonfoy's discharge and Swallowe's election. The Great Fire (which presumably is meant by the 'horrendi ignes' of the memorandum) did not break out till September 2; it is somewhat strange that the three months' hiatus should come to an end at a date two months earlier, the minutes for July and August being preserved. The papers whose destruction is here noted were probably rough minutes which had never been copied into, and were not kept in the same place as, the official records, which were secured intact at the time of the fire.
  • 29. . The D.N.B. article omits Viner's resignation of his Aldermanry in 1686, speaks of Alderman 'Blackwell' (meaning 'Backwell'), and states that Sir R. Steele, who was not born till 1676, 'himself witnessed an occurrence in Viner's Mayoralty,' which was in 1674. The writer is hopelessly at sea in the chronological arrangement of the sentences referring to Viner's bankruptcy through neglecting to observe the distinction between the Civil computation of years and that now in use.
  • 30. . The D.N.B. omits the date of Moore's first election as Alderman, and makes no mention of his dismissal from office in 1687, or of his 30 years' service on the Committee of the E.I.C.; he is also said to have been President of Christ's Hospital 'in 1681,' a very inadequate representation of the fact that he held the office for 15 years. It is not the fact, as stated in D.N.B., that he had actually been 'elected Sheriff' and discharged before 1671. He had, when discharged from his Aldermanry in 1667, paid the necessary fine to ensure freedom from liability to be elected Sheriff, which fine was returned to him when he accepted the office later. His knighthood did not, as the text of the article suggests, precede his election as Sheriff. The statement that the Lord Mayor's privilege of nominating a Sheriff 'had long been in abeyance' before Moore's year of office is the exact opposite of the real facts; the City Records prove that it had been exercised every year except one since 1662; Pilkington, who is referred to in the article as Sheriff during Moore's mayoralty, was himself the nominee of Moore's predecessor in the chair.
  • 31. . The similarity of name suggests possible identity with John Melhuse, Draper, elected Alderman of Walbrook in 1652, but I think that though the orthographic variants represent the same patronymic, the individuals denoted are different—probably father and son. For the possible confusion between 'Draper' and 'Merchant Taylor,' see note 108 (p. 79).
  • 32. For the curious orthographical variations in his surname as recorded in Repertory 72, see Vol. I., p. 212.
  • 33. The name of his Ward and the date of his election, which are wanting in the original edition of D.N.B., are supplied (on my information) in the revised issue, in which the date of his death is given correctly, having in the former edition been according to the old Civil computation. An obvious misprint makes him Master of the Stationers several years after his death.
  • 34. D.N.B. article omits both the name of his Ward and the date of his election, and ignores the fact that he resigned immediately. It also misdates the Knighthood of his son, Sir William Ashhurst (afterwards Lord Mayor).
  • 35. The name is given incorrectly as 'Wardell' and 'Wardall' in Vol. I., pp. 119, 346.
  • 36. The original issue of D.N.B. (corrected on my information in the later edition) makes his Aldermanic service continuous from 1670 to 1688, ignoring his ejection in 1683 and also his eighteen years' tenure of office after his restoration.
  • 37. Ward's removal from office in 1683 and restoration in 1688 are passed over in D.N.B. article, which also ignores his Parliamentary service for Pontefract. He was not, as there stated, a Colonel of the Trained Bands during his Mayoralty, nor was the composition of the City lieutenancy subject, as the article clearly implies, to popular election. The date of his restoration to the Colonelcy of the Blue Regiment (1694) is wrongly given as 1691, although Luttrell, to whom reference is made as authority for the erroneous date, records it quite correctly. The note 'on the character and dispositions of the London Aldermen' is incorrectly referred to as 'probably supplied to James II.,' although the Gentleman's Magazine, 1769, from which it is professedly copied, expressly states that it was 'presented to His Majesty King Charles II.,' and this is confirmed by internal evidence, inasmuch as it deals with some Aldermen who died and others who resigned before the end of Charles' reign, and moreover, names Sir G. Waterman as the existing Lord Mayor, which fixes the date as 1671-2. This article strikingly exemplifies the necessity of verifying for one's self D.N.B. references instead of taking them on trust.
  • 38. The spelling above is that of the Alderman's autograph: the name is more commonly spelled with an intrusive 't,' which form is adopted by the D.N.B., by Dr. Sharpe in London and the Kingdom, and by myself in the earlier portion of Vol. I. of this work (pp. 67, 77). The D.N.B. article names only one of his Wards, omits the dates of his elections as Alderman, misdates that of his first candidature for the parliamentary representation of the city, and states that he 'laid down his gown' in 1688, whereas he served continuously from that date till his death, more than 16 years later. There is no mention of his Governorship of the Irish Society or of his Presidency of the Honourable Artillery Company. The Christian name of Sir Thomas Pilkington (himself the subject of an article in the D.N.B.) is given as 'John.' Prichard was not, as stated in D.N.B., 'head of the poll,' but third at the London parliamentary election of 1702; his candidature in 1695 is omitted, whereas that in 1698, which was not persisted in but withdrawn before the poll, is recorded.
  • 39. . In the original edition of D.N.B. Cornish's Ward is erroneously stated to have been Bassishaw. The date of the reversal of his attainder, though given with great precision in both editions, is obviously inaccurate. To any one acquainted with the rudimentary dates of English history, the passing of an 'Act of Parliament' in January, 1688-9, must appear a singular phenomenon.
  • 40. . The article in D.N.B. is accurate and adequate.
  • 41. . The D.N.B. altogether ignores North's tenure of an Aldermanry. The date of the trials of Russell and Sidney is erroneously given.
  • 42. . At the risk of appearing to be guilty of an impertinence in venturing to praise the work of Dr. Sharpe in a field which he has made peculiarly his own, I cannot let pass this opportunity of bearing testimony to the general excellence of his London and the Kingdom (3 Vols., Longmans, 1894) which is invaluable to the student of London civic annals in connexion with and as bearing on the concurrent events of our national history.
  • 43. From the period of the suspension of the Charter (1683-8) to the accession of Queen Victoria, I have indicated by the letters w (= Whig) t (= Tory) the political sympathies of the Aldermen where it has been possible to ascertain them. During those 150 years party politics played a considerable part in the history of the Corporation, whereas after the Reform Bill era they have been practically ignored.
  • 44. . Buckworth belonged to the Tory or Court party; his son (Sheriff 1704) was at a later period one of the Whig leaders in the City.
  • 45. The D.N.B. article on Duncombe in the original issue has many omissions and some errors, which are supplied and corrected in the new edition. He appears not to have been, as stated in D.N.B. on the authority of Harl. MS. 7020, Receiver of the Customs under Charles II. and James II.; that office, according to the contemporary issues of Chamberlayne's Angliæ Notitia, was held by his partner, Richard Kent.
  • 46. . The D.N.B. notice omits his tenure of the Aldermanry of Farringdon Without. His Colonelcy of the Trained Bands in 1690 was not, as would naturally be inferred from the text of the article, that of one of the six regular, but of one of the auxiliary regiments.
  • 47. Not July 22 as in Vol. I., p. 194.
  • 48. At this time the King (James II.) ejected those Tory Aldermen whose strong attachment to the Established Church prevented them from acquiescing in his policy of suspending the Test and Corporation Acts. Their places were filed by supporters of that policy, most of whom were Whigs and Dissenters. On August 2 Six Aldermen (Sir W. Turner, Sir W. Prichard, Sir J. Chapman, Sir S. Lewis, Sir S. Dashwood and Sir B. Thorowgood) were displaced: on August 4 two more (Sir J. Moore and Sir J. Smyth and on August 6 another pair (Sir H. Tulse and Sir R. Geffery) making ten in all.
  • 49. . The writer of the original article in D.N.B. copied a mistake of Luttrell, who wrongly makes Edwin on of the Nonconformist Aldermen ejected from the Colonelcies of the Trained Bands in 1690. The Court Books of the Commission of Lieutenancy show that Edwin's names has been accidentally substituted by Luttrell for that of Sir T. Lane. In the revised version of the D.N.B. an attempt at correction has resulted in hopeless confusion, the Editor failing to realise the point that Edwin never served as a Colonel of the Trained Bands. The writer of the article adds a blunder of his own to Luttrell's in saying that five other Colonels were ejected, only five in all having been removed, Sir T. Stampe retaining his place. Though Edwin was, as stated in D.N.B., gazetted Sheriff of Glamorganshire in January, 1689, he did not serve that office, his successor being appointed a week later; this fact D.N.B has omitted to notice.
  • 50. . The article in D.N.B. does not give the reason (viz., the restoration of the Charter) for Kiffin's vacation of his post as Alderman; it is incorrect in the name of his immediate successor and in the date of Edwin's election. The name of the Lord Mayor who heard the charge of heretical preaching brought against him in 1655 is wrongly given in the old edition, but corrected in the new issue. The article states that Kiffin was apprenticed to the celebrated John Lilburne, then a brewer, in 1629, and left him in 1631, whereas Lilburne, who in 1638 describes himself as then in his 22nd year, according to the D.N.B. itself was apprenticed to a cloth merchant till 1636. The D.N.B. reckons the period between August and October, 1687 (the dates of his appointment as Alderman and his taking the oaths), as four months.
  • 51. . In the D.N.B. article on his father (H. Ashhurst) in which Sir William is referred to, his knighthood is misdated.
  • 52. At pp. 304, 305, 319, 320 of Vol. I. I have erroneously referred to ex-Alderman G. Page as M.P. for Shoreham in three of the four parliaments between 1708 and 1722. I had confounded him with his son (created a Baronet by George J.): the Alderman never sat in Parliament.
  • 53. Those marked thus had not been removed, but had sat continuously since their original elections.
  • 54. . In the original D.N.B. article, Fleet's election as Sheriff is wrongly made to precede that as Alderman, and only one (not the first) of his eight elections to the chair of the East India Company is recorded. Although he was eight times a parliamentary candidate for the City the D.N.B. gives no indication of his politics. His Colonelcy of a Regiment of Trained Bands, Presidency of the Honourable Artillery Company and Mastership of two Livery Companies are all ignored.
  • 55. . The D.N.B. article gives a meagre and uninforming account of Houblon's being 'chosen by the House of Lords one of the Commissioners of the Accounts' in 1704, omitting the most important point. The Commons, in which there was then a Tory majority, named certain Commissioners, and the House of Lords, in which the Whigs were then predominant, struck out one of the names and inserted that of Houblon as well as those of two additional Commissioners (both Whigs), Sir W. Scawen and F. Eyles, the latter of whom was afterwards an Alderman of London. The Commons took exception to this as infringing their privileges with regard to Money Bills; the Lords adhered to their amendment and the Bill consequently dropped. The case, which is fully recorded by Luttrell (the authority quoted in D.N.B.), is interesting as showing that amendments to money bills by the House of Lords have not been confined to periods when the Tories dominated it.
  • 56. . The D.N.B. is wrong in stating that Papillon 'terminated his connection with the old [East India] Company in 1682'; he served on its Committee for the year 1682-3. It is only technically accurate to say that he was returned for Dover in 1672-3; there was a double return then, and he did not get the seat till the following year.
  • 57. Child was a Whig when elected Alderman, but afterwards joined the Tories. The D.N.B. article records his election as Colonel of one of the regiments of Trained Bands in 1694, but omits the fact that he then declined to serve.
  • 58. . The article on Wildman in D.N.B. gives neither his Ward nor his date of election as Alderman; it also omits his return for Great Bedwin in 1681 and wrongly gives Wootton Bassett as his constituency in 1689, confounding him with his son.
  • 59. Levett, though supported by the Tories at the City Election of November, 1701 (as stated in Vol. I., page 278), generally voted with the Whigs both before and after that date.
  • 60. . The name of Sir T. Cooke, which is conspicuous by its absence from the D.N.B., ought certainly to have been included. It is familiar to readers of Macaulay as that of the champion of the East India Company, temp. William III.
  • 61. . The D.N.B. gives two different dates for his death—the ('1701') presumably a misprint.
  • 62. . The suggestion in D.N.B. that Abney owed his knighthood, which was conferred several months before the Bank of England came into existence, to his connexion with that institution, is quite without foundation. Every Sheriff of London in William III.'s reign who was not already a knight, received knighthood soon after assuming office; accordingly Abney's knighthood was conferred in the ordinary course.
  • 63. . The interval between Hedges' elections as Sheriff and Alderman was 10 days, not 'a month' as stated in D.N.B.
  • 64. . The spelling 'Bedingfeld' is in accordance with the Alderman's autograph. It usually appears in print as 'Bedingfield.'