| 1 |
Should be "one," Dec. 1561—Dec. 1563. |
| 2 |
Gale (R.) |
| 3 |
Birde (R.) |
| 4 |
Joh'es Anderley (R.) |
| 5 |
Not in the Register. |
| 6 |
Morris wife of Robert. |
| 7 |
vide note, p. 99. |
| 8 |
Laughlen (R.) |
| 9 |
Shrimpton (R.) |
| 10 |
Brideman (R.) |
| 11 |
qy. alys Dave, clorth, cf. Register. |
| 12 |
Cornewe (R.) |
| 13 |
Tyhan (R.) |
| 14 |
Not in the Register. |
| 15 |
Miller (R.) |
| 16 |
Correct total is £18 3s. 5¼d. |
| 17 |
Not in the Register. |
| 18 |
i.e. Oil for the bells. |
| 19 |
vide n. 2, p. 171. |
| 20 |
At an archdeacon's visitation. |
| 21 |
This includes the three items which were not allowed. |
| 22 |
State Papers, Domestic, Eliz: xxvii, No. 19, is a certificate of the number of strangers in London and Westminster;
dated Jan. 1593. cf. n. 2, p. 234. |
| 23 |
These totals should be:—Receipts £18 3s. 5½d.
Expenses £10 5s. 5d.
Balance £7 18s. 0¼d. |
| 24 |
Tenche (R.) |
| 25 |
Elizabeth was first written, and this written above; Register has Isabell. |
| 26 |
Alicia Swa'ne(R.) |
| 27 |
Peryn Nicholson (R.) |
| 28 |
Woode (R.) |
| 29 |
qy. Shelley. |
| 30 |
"interfecta cum tempestate tonitru" (R.) |
| 31 |
Wolforde (R.) |
| 32 |
Mary Roane, peste (R.), this is the first plague specification in 1563. From Aug. 14 to Jan. 30 every name save one
is thus annotated. I have transferred this note from the Registers thus p. |
| 33 |
Jan.-July, Registers give z8 names (vide note 9, p. 202.) |
| 34 |
Not in the Register. |
| 35 |
1563; severe plague year. About 300 burials are recorded in these pages (201–208); of these over 150 were buried
for nothing (nic') and about 110 for 2d. each. |
| 36 |
Goodackers (R.) |
| 37 |
Eliott (R.) |
| 38 |
Jacobus a Scott (R.) |
| 39 |
[H]umfrey (R.) |
| 40 |
Hill (R.) |
| 41 |
Ap' Beva (R.) |
| 42 |
Tether (R.) |
| 43 |
Harwoode (R.) |
| 44 |
Over 100 entries for this one month. It will be noticed that it was during September and the first half of October
that the Register was not kept. |
| 45 |
Not in the Register. |
| 46 |
Anyon (R.) |
| 47 |
Rosa Waters (R.) |
| 48 |
cf. note 9, p. 206. |
| 49 |
qy. Barry, cf. note 4, p. 202. |
| 50 |
qy. Smithwick. |
| 51 |
Tacke. |
| 52 |
There are no entries in the Register between Sept. 6 and Oct. 17. |
| 53 |
cf. The fourth name on p. 203. |
| 54 |
None of the names on this page are in the Register. |
| 55 |
cf. n. 6, p. 202. |
| 56 |
Fynkell perhaps. |
| 57 |
Beggarly. |
| 58 |
None of the names on this page are in the Register. |
| 59 |
Ley (R.) |
| 60 |
qy. mother, the letter "h" on this page is more than once written as "p," vide notes 4, 12; and cf. note 8. |
| 61 |
Bray Hamden (R.) |
| 62 |
Haniball (R.) |
| 63 |
qy. mistake for John Lusam (R.) |
| 64 |
Haywood (R.) |
| 65 |
Gusto (R.) |
| 66 |
Saunders (R.) |
| 67 |
Toney (R.) |
| 68 |
Goodynoughe (R.) |
| 69 |
qy. John Tether (R.) the sexton. |
| 70 |
Haughton (R.) |
| 71 |
Groome (R.) |
| 72 |
Forrat (R.) |
| 73 |
Hudson (R.) for November. |
| 74 |
Not in the Register. |
| 75 |
Fryse (R.) |
| 76 |
Holye (R.) |
| 77 |
Elizabeth (R.) |
| 78 |
Frysse (R.) |
| 79 |
Bateman (R.) |
| 80 |
Wm Streytt (R.) |
| 81 |
Buttricke (R.) |
| 82 |
Avelyn Castle (R.) |
| 83 |
Bewrett (R.) |
| 84 |
Joanna Moorto' (R.) |
| 85 |
Eaton (R.) |
| 86 |
Smalebiche (R.) |
| 87 |
Beall (R.) |
| 88 |
Oliffe (R.) |
| 89 |
Elizabeth Cooper (R.) |
| 90 |
Maria Ludforde (R.) |
| 91 |
Arthur (R.) |
| 92 |
Streate (R.) |
| 93 |
Cornewe (R.) |
| 94 |
Herdy (R.) |
| 95 |
Thomasina Rickards. |
| 96 |
Milson (R.) |
| 97 |
Redreth (R.) |
| 98 |
Devonshiere (R.) |
| 99 |
Hardye (R.) |
| 100 |
This is included in the Total of Receipts. |
| 101 |
The ever recurring recognition of the Queen's movements was not necessarily the outburst of overflowing
loyalty, cf. Mackyn's Diary (Camden Society), June 1563, "in the mornyng ther was sett on dyvers chyrche dorres,
be-cause that he sayd that they dyd not ryng when that the quen went to Grenwyche, and that they shuld not open the
chyrche dors tyll that he had a nobull (6s 8d) on evere chyrche by the water syde from Tempull bare to the Towre, but
he cold gett no thyng yett." "He" was a harbinger of the Queen. |
| 102 |
vide note I, p. 200. |
| 103 |
Embroiderer. |
| 104 |
Skins, probably for covering coffins. Large number of coffins due doubtless to the prevalent plague. |
| 105 |
Cushions, vide last item on previous page. |
| 106 |
i.e. "re-voicing" the pipes of the "Principal" on the organ, vide note 3, p. 158. |
| 107 |
Perhaps the Form of prayer and fast issued in 1563 for plague times (Brit. Museum, 692, d. 4). |
| 108 |
Parish armour. |
| 109 |
Kennington or Kensington—latter seems more likely in connection with St. Martin's. |
| 110 |
Pall. |
| 111 |
Part of the military equipment of the parish. |
| 112 |
Not to be found by subtracting the given total of expenditure from the receipts. That process gives a balance of
£7 15s. 6½d., to which must be added the 13s. 4d. disallowed on p. 199, making a balance of £8 8s. 10½d. The odd 6d.
seems to have originated in the mind of the scrivener. |