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Inhabitants of London in 1638
St. Alban's, Wood Street

Sponsor

Centre for Metropolitan History

Publication

The inhabitants of London in 1638

Author

T.C. Dale

Year published

1931

Pages

1-2

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'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Alban's, Wood Street', The inhabitants of London in 1638 (1931), pp. 1-2. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=31981 Date accessed: 19 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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ST. ALBAN'S, WOOD STREET.

ST. ALBAN'S, WOOD STREET.

RENTS.
MS. p. 1. £
Mr. Thomas Flower 16
Mr. Ralfe Yardlye 16
Mr. Walter Hill
Haberdashers' Hall 15
Mr. William Stacye 7
Mr. Robert Seele 6
Mr. William Webb 6
Mr. Francis Pullye 5
Mr. Ralfe Gurnay 12
Mr. Frances Cavendish 6
Mr. William Ellis 8
Mrs. Alice Heylin
Mr. Oliver Mathewes 7
Mr. Roger Crooke 12
Mr. James Phillips 5
Mr. Thomas Forman 5
Mr. Christopher Meistner 14
Mr. Henry Ayres 4
Mr. William Watkins 2
Mr. John Acton 13
Mr. John Philips 8
Mr. Robert Spurling 19
Mr. Rudyer 23
Mr. Arnold Spencer 13
Sir Miles Fleetwood 36
Mr. Francis Burdett 3
Mr. Henry Myland 3
Mrs. Elizabeth Bedle 13
Mr. John Brydon 35
Mr. Henry Myland 17
Mr. John Wolfe 10
Mr. Robert Patrickson 29
Mr. Richard Bartholomew 26
Mr. Robert Fletcher 7
Mr. Smith 2
Mr. Humphrey Carlton 5
Mr. Nicholas Pett 5
Mr. William Marshall 4
Mr. Richard Hudson 4
Mr. Joseph Booth 5
Mr. Cabel Stayers 26
MS. p. 1a.
Mr. Edward Thurnall 5
Mr. John Cuffe 18
Mr. Richard Rownd 5
Mr. Henry Jackson 6
Mrs. Margaret Neve 4
Mr. Robert Warner 12
Mr. Richard Hasell 5
Mr. William Amyes 4
Mr. Francis Burton 5
Mrs. Elizabeth Hawkins 6
Mr. Thomas Albrighton 7
Mr. William Prior 20
Mr. Samuel Smith 8
Mr. - Evenett 6
Mr. Nicholas Bonner 6
Mr. William Watts 12
Mr. William Barriff 9
Mr. Thomas Bennett 11
Mr. William Sheild 8
Mrs Anna Smith 8
Mr. Samuel Macham 6
Mr. John Rogers 7
Mr. William Polter 7
Mr. Humphrey Morse 30
Mr. Peter Permayne 7
Mr. John Carter 12
Mr. Oliver Burnwoode 8
Mr. William Weston 4
Mr. John Page 5
Mr. Leonard Skelt 5
Mr. John Legate 26
Mr. John Cadwallader 4
Mrs. Anna Whyting 5
Mr. Richard Trippett 6
Mr. William Sergeant 8
Mr. - Mills 18
Mr. George Leverseige 5
Mr. Thomas Maltesse 6
Mr. Giles Dike 5
Mr. Nathaniel Cartland 11
Mr. John Southin 4
Mr. Andrew Marshall 5
MS. p. 2.
Mr. John Bevis 4
Mr. Richard Whyte 12
Mr. Godwine Mosse 4
Mr. William - 7
Mr. John Coxe 4
Playsterers Hall 14
Mrs. Magdalen Powell 8
Mr. Edward Holland 6
Mr. Richard Ellott 7
Mr. Thomas Coling 6
Mr. Peter Calfe 6
Mr. Ellis Williams 6
Mrs. Ellen Christye 16
Mr. Francis Roberts 14
Mr. John Osmotherlaw 4
Mr. Walter Joanes 5
Mr. John Wells 15
Mr. Thomas Hartwell 4
Mr. William Tribbeck 14
Mr. Michael Skyven 6
Mrs. Winifrede Ireland 5
Mr. Anthony Biddulph
Mr. - Henchman 18
Mr. Paul Clerke 8
Mr. Mark Mold 11
Mr. - Wolton 2
- 4
Mr. Nathaniel Richards 6
Mr. Henry Canon 16
Mrs. Catherine Barnabye 8
Mr. John Dickenson 7
Mr. William Jonings 6
Mr. Nathaniel Feilding 6
Mr. Howell Price 8
Mr. John Askew 8
Mr. William Hill
Mr. Rowland Mather 13
Mr. Robert Madocks 6
MS. p. 2a.
Mrs. Joane Weston 8
Mr. Henry Abbot 10
Mr. John Timcock 11
Mr. John Shipsye 3
Mr. John Edwine 3
Mr. Humphrey Stevens 3
Mr. William Walters 5
Mr. William Parrett 5
Mr. Hugh Poveys 6
Mr. - Waterhouse 5
Mr. William Pattenson 5
Mr. William Whalye 11
The Lower Shopps 5
Houses & Shopps besydes
Shedds & Cellars divyded 130

Sums of the moderate rents is about £1,500 whereof the true Tyth is £206 5s. Tyths now received £106 11s. 4d.

Necessary and yearly charges to be deducted:

£ s. d.
Tenths to the King 1 12 10 ob. quad.[i.e. 3/4].
Acquitance 4
First Fruits 1 10 0
Procurations 6 6
Pension to Westminster 13 8
House Rent 16 0 0
Lost in Tyths 4 0 0
£24 3 4 ob. quad [i.e. 3/4]
Sum of my yearly profits: £ s. d
Tyths 106 11 4
Glebe 2 0 0
Easter book 4 0 0
Casualtyes 5 8 0
House let 10 0 0
Sum of receipts £126 19 4
Sum of deduction 24 3 4

So rests due to me in clere and independant mayntenance £102 16s. 4d.

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[William Watts, B.D., was Vicar.]