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Middlesex county records
… Higho musitioner, Thomas West gentleman, John Barnatt cooke and Daniell Gyles, all four of Staines co. Midd., …
Middlesex county records
… taken before Thomas Hubbert esq. J. P., of Thomas Cooke of Whitechappell tayler and Henry Baker of Stepney …
Middlesex county records
… Thomas . . . ., Thomas Anne, Benjamin Childerton, Thomas Cooke, John Oatley, Edward Ray, Alexander Browne and Michael … high-way at St. Giles's-in-the-Fields co. Midd., Thomas Cooke, Benjamin Childerton, Thomas Anne, Ralph Taylor, John …
Middlesex county records
… Dell alias Dale, Thomas Anne, Benjamin Childerton, Thomas Cooke, John Oatley, Edward Ray, Alexander Browne, and Ellina … Wine,* John Stree,* Joseph Jordan,* John Eastgate,* John Cooke,* Thomas Lloyd,* Thomas Rawson,* Thomas Pofford,* … St. Giles's-without-Cripplegate London upholster, Robert Cooke of St. Martin's-leGrand London barber, Thomas Atwood of …
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… Christiana Gisburne, Mary Hull, James Johnson, William Cooke and William Harrison, thirteen persons attainted and …
Middlesex county records
… Bill that, at Hackney co. Midd. on the said day, William Cooke late of the said parish laborer broke into the … of the said Henry Chitty esq." Found 'Guilty,' William Cooke was sentenced to be hanged. G. D. R., 31 Aug., 22 …
Middlesex county records
… the said day between 4 and 5 p.m., John Wright and William Cooke otherwise styled William Godward, both late of the said … required to find sureties for his good behaviour; and Will Cooke was acquitted of the charge. G. D. R., 5 Sept., 25 …
Middlesex county records
… James Delaroch yeoman, Anne Kelly spinster, Anne Cooke the wife of John Cooke shoemaker, Thomas Bateson yeoman, Thomas Exton yeoman, …
Middlesex county records
… Pepper of St. Dunstan's-in-the-West gentleman, Francis Cooke of Enfeild gentleman, Anthony Shockey of St. Clement's … Pepper of St. Dunstan's-in-the-West gentleman, Francis Cooke of Enfeild gentleman, William Beamont of Fulham yeoman, … taken before Ellis Lloyd esq. J.P., of Mary Cooke a maidservant to the Duke of Monmouth, in the sum of …