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Inhabitants of London in 1638
St. Martin, Iremonger Lane

Sponsor

Centre for Metropolitan History

Publication

The inhabitants of London in 1638

Author

T.C. Dale

Year published

1931

Page

125

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'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Martin, Iremonger Lane', The inhabitants of London in 1638 (1931), pp. 125. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=32040 Date accessed: 19 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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ST. MARTIN, IREMONGER LANE.

ST. MARTIN, IREMONGER LANE.

RENTS.
MS. p. 222. £
Mr. Parkhurst 24
Mr. Smithson 22
Mr. Slany 22
Mr. Southwood with a great wine cellar 20
Mr. Plusher 9
Mr. Scadding 10
Mr. Holmes 9
Mr. Drywood 7
My Lady Rumney 37
Mr. Ellis 14
Mr. Williams 14
Mr. Awbrey 20
Mr. Hobell 8
Mr. Wall 9
Mr. Deacon 4
Mr. Boxe 12
Mr. Clapper 12
Mr. Winch 23
Mr. Rosier 20
Mr. Andrewes with a great warehouse 24
Mr. Hall 13
Dr. Turner with a great warehouse 24
Mr. Lathum 20
Mr. Bludder 13
Mr. Ewer 12
Mr. Clark 28
Mr. Whiteway 12
Mr. Vincent, 2 houses 35
Mr. Vanderhood 14
Mr. Sommersall 12
Mr. Hayward 13
Mr. Loving 13
Mr. Serjeant 12
Mr. Bunting 20
Mr. Palfrey 10
Mr. Dawson 6
Mr. Poole 4
Capt. Mannering, a part of his house 8
Part of the Mercers' Chapel in which their clerk dwelleth 20
Sum £606
£ s. d.
Tithes yearly amounts to 40 3 0
Maintenance independent.
Gleabe per ann. 20 0 0
Easter booke 1 4 0
Casualties 1 10 0
Sum £22 14 0
Deductions and Charges:
Besides to the Curate 8 0 0
First fruits in whole 12 10 0
Subsidies yearly                                                     [sic] 24 0 0
The other charges are yearly as followeth:
Tenths 1 4 9
Procurations 4 0
Sum                                                                        [sic] £1 8 0