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HARVARD UNIVERSITY

UBRARY OF THE

GRADUATE SCHOOL
OF EDUCATION

REGISTER

OP

MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL.

REGISTER OF THE SCHOLARS

ADMrtTID INTO

MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL,

From A.D. 1562 to 1874,

Compiled from Authentic Sources and Edited
WITH Biographical Notices,

BY TBI

REV. CHARLES.]. ROBINSON, M.A.

Rector of West Hackney^

AUTHOR OP "THE CASTLES OF HBXSFOEDSHIEE AND THEIR LORDS,"

"THE ICANSIONS AND MANORS OF HEREFORDSHIRE,"

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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED FOR THE EDITOR

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Copies mat also be had of the Author, West Hacknet Rsctort, N.

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PREFACE.

THE following Register, which is probably unique in kind,
has been compiled from various sources and therefore is
deficient in uniformity, but it claims to possess the higher
.merit of authenticity and thus will commend itself to others
beside " Old Merchant Taylors." For the first forty years the
sources of information have been the Minute Books of the Court
of the Merchant Taylors' Company, a MS. List of the Fellows
of St. John's, Oxford, kept by that Society and quoted by Dr.
Wilson in his History of the School, and Robert Nowell's
Account Book, edited by the Rev. A. B. Grosart. But it must
not be supposed that during this period anything like a complete
list of the boys educated at the School can be made. No accurate
record was kept until the institution of the School's Probation
in 1607. Thenceforward, and almost without interruption, we
have lists of the whole School, made at first three times and, at
a later period, twice in every year; and, although the writing is
sometimes very careless and discrepancies in the birth-dates and
the spelling of the same names are numerous, it is difficult to
over-rate the importance of such a contemporary record. It has
formed the basis of the chief part of this work; but, as it supplies
no information as to birth-place and parentage, those details,
when given, have been derived from other quarters. Of these
subsidiary sources the most important is Mr. Dugard's Register
(kindly lent by its custodians, the President and Fellows of Sion
College), extending fi-om 1644 to 1661 and giving mirKite
particulars about every boy admitted by him. This docviinent
is simply invaluable to thp genealogist. Later on we have the
MS. Admission Registers kept by Mr. Cherry, Mr. Bellamy, Dr.

vi. Pre/ace.

(now Archdeacon) Hessey and Dr. Baker, and some trustworthy
notes made by Dr. Wilson, the historian of the School, in certain
lists prepared by him for another purpose. For the use of these
I am indebted to my friend, the present Head Master. It will be
readily understood that the annotations of the Editor are merely
suggestive and that the book would have grown to an incon-
venient size and its publication have been indefinitely postponed,
if they had been much further extended. Such as they are (and
they represent no small amount of toil) they may, perhaps, assist
others in researches which have gfiven him pleasure and lead to
discoveries which he has failed to make. .

The Editor is glad to avail himself of this opportunity for
thanking the Master, Wardens and Court of the Merchant
Taylors' Company for the encouragement they have given him
in what has proved a laborious undertaking. He desires also
to express his many obligations to F. G. FaithfuU, Esq., the
courteous Clerk of the Company, to Sir Albert Woods (Garter),
G. E. Cokayne, Esq. (Norroy), and other members of the College
of Arms, to many old and young Merchant Taylors for personal
facts or reminiscences, to Dr. Baker, the present Head Master,
for much valuable assistance, and last, but chiefest, to Archdeacon
Hessey, whose interest in the work has never flagged, and has
done more than aught else to bring it to completion. Of its
many shortcomings and errors no one is more sensible than the
Editor, but, conscious of the pains expended on it, he ventures
to claim for it an indulgent reception.

C. J. R.

Wist Hackney Rectory,
June, 1882.

HISTORICAL SKETCH.

THE foundation of Merchant Taylors' School was one of the
results of that revival of learning which marked the reign
of Elizabeth and showed itself conspicuously in the growth
of the Ghrammar School system throughout the kingdom. But,
as contributory causes, we must also take into account the public
spirit of the age and the increased wealth which the extension
of commerce brought into the country. Never did the merchants
of London occupy a higher position than in the sixteenth century,
when cadets of noble and ancient families* thought it no
degradation to take an active part in the commercial enterprises
of the time, and, perhaps by virtue of their ancestry, possessed
and displayed some nobler faculties than the mere greed of gold.

Among the most opulent and large-hearted men of this
class was a member of the Merchant Taylors' Company, Sir
Thomas White, who had given ample proof of his zeal in the
cause of education by founding, in 1557, St. John's College, in
the University of Oxford. It is far from being improbable that
either to him or to some other member of the Court may have
occurred the idea of establishing in London a Grrammar School
which should bear the same relation to the newly-founded
College which the twin foundations of William of Wykeham
already bore to one another. Be this as it may, the first active
step towards the realization of such a scheme, which was after-
wards actually carried out, seems to have been taken by Mr.

* The Binding Books of the Merchant Taylors' Company (kindly placed at my
service by the Court) record the apprenticeships of many such. The names of Fairfax,
Reresby, NorcliiF, Okeover, Cromwell, Calverley, Rokeby, Scudamore and Harrington
smpear in rapid succession on their pages, and the founders of the noble families of
Anan and Caiysfort, Craven and Dude are to be found among the Liverymen of the
Guild.

viii. Historical Sketch.

Richard Hills,* an influential member of the Court, who, in the
year 1560, contributed the sum of ;^500 towards the purchase of
suitable jpremises. Accordingly, in the early part of the following
year t the Company bought a moiety of the Manor of " the Rose,
within the parish of St. Laurence Poultney." J "The fortunes
of this mansion," writes Archdeacon Hessey, "had been various.
" It was originally built by Sir John Pulteney, knight, five times
" Lord Mayor of London, in the reign of Edward HI. It passed
" successively through the hands of his widow, of John Holland,
" Duke of Exeter, and of various members of the De la Pole, or
" SuflFolk, family. It was forfeited for treason on the part of the
" last bearer of that name, and granted by the Crown, in 1506, to
"Edward [StaflFord], Duke of Buckingham, by whom it was
" retained until he was attainted in the 13th of Henry VIII. The
" unfortunate Henry Courtenay [Earl of Devon and Marquis of
" Exeter] was the next possessor. On his execution [1539-40] it
" was granted to [Robert Radcliffe, Earl of Sussex, whose grand-
" son] obtained licence from the Crown to dispose of it."

The portion bought by the Merchant Taylors' Company
comprised "the west gate-house, a long court or yard, the
" winding stairs at the south end of the said court on the east
" side thereof (leading as well from the court unto the leads over
" the chapel, as also to two galleries over the south end of the
" court), the said galleries and part of the chapel." The remainder
of the site was bought by Aid. Wm. Beswicke,§ citizen and
draper, from whose family it was purchased in the following
century by Sir Patience Warde, Lord Mayor of London, who

* Richard Hills took much personal interest in the management of the School and
died Dec. 15^7. His will, dated 20 Aug. 1^87, was proved 29 May, 1590. In connection
with the foundation of the School we ougnt also to mention Emanuel Lucar, who was
Master of the Company in 1560-61, and perhaps inherited a love of learning from his
learned mother, who was buried in St. Laurence Pountney.

t The date of the conveyance is ist May, 1561. (See WUsorCs History of St,
iMurence Pountney^ p. 193). But the School must have already been in occupation of
the premises, if the Register of St. Laurence Pountney be correct in recording under
Jan. 1 560- 1, the burial of " Richard Wiman, Usher of the Schole."

X Shakspeare, Henry VHI., Act i, Sc. 2.

} Rowland Beswicke, a son of this purchaser, was an early pupil in the school. (See
Register,)

Historical Sketch. ix.

made it his residence. Quite recently (1859) ^^^ ^^ properties
were re-united and became vested in the Merchant Taylors'
Company, at the cost of ;^20,ooo.

What may have been the external appearance or internal
arrangements of the original school buildings we have scanty
means of judging. In the Order made in 1607 for the School's
Probation it is stated that " for number of schoUers it is the
greatest schoole included under one roo/e" and we may perhaps
infer from this expression that the boys were all taught in one
large room, as was the case in most schools until recent times.
A portion of the chapel was, as we have seen, included in the
Company's purchase, and we learn from the Original Statutes
of the School (dated, 23 Sept. 1 561) that this was also known as
" the councell-howse," and was situated on the south side of the
long court or yard of the school. It was the place appointed
for the yearly examination of the school, and, after 1572, for the
Election by the President and Fellows of St. John's, of scholars
on the foundation of Sir Thomas White.* The so-called chapel
does not appear to have been set apart, either before or after its
re-building, for any distinctly religious uses, the Statutes enjoin-
ing that " the children, thrice in the day, kneeling on their knees,
shall say the prayers appointed with due tract and pawsing, as
they be, or shalbe hereafter, conteyned on a table sett up in the
schoole." The Head Master's house or lodging was on the south
side of the school and the chief usher's on the north side next
the gate, while the chambers of the under masters were under
the school room and near the middle of the long court.

The school hours would in these days be considered severe.
The school met at 7 a.m. both in winter and summer, and broke
up at 5 p.m., there being an interval for refreshment between 1 1
and I o'clock. As to the course of study it has varied very little

* Sir Thomas White attached to the School Thirty-seven out of the Fiftv Fellowships
with wMch he had endowed St. John's College. [He originally endowea Forty-three,
but afterwards gave Six to Founder*s-kin.] They were held on Probation for three
years, but became Life Fellowships if the term of probation was satisfactorily passed,
lids noble benefaction has now b«en much curtailed. .

X. Historical Sketch.

until the present century, when many additions and alterations
have been made, especially within the last twenty years. By
the Statutes distinct provision was made for religious teaching,
including the Catechism and the Articles of the Faith, and it was
enjoined that the Head Master should be " learned in good and
cleane Latin literature and also in Greeke, yf such may be
gotten."* Fuller quaintly describes Mulcaster's method of
teaching in the following terms : " In a morning he would
"exactly and plainly construe and parse the lesson to his
"scholars; which done, he slept his hour (custom made him
" critical to proportion it) in his desk in the school, but woe be
" to the scholar that slept the while. Awaking he heard them
" accurately; and Atropos might be persuaded to pity as soon as
"he to pardon, where he found just fault. The prayers of
" cockering mothers prevailed with him as much as the requests
"of indulgent fathers, rather increasing than mitigating his
" severity on their offending children ; but his sharpness was the
" better endured because impartial ; and many excellent scholars
" were bred under him."

The Great Fire of London in 1666 destroyed the school
buildings and seriously interfered with the course of education.
Owing probably to the great loss of property which the Company
then sustained, nearly five years t elapsed before steps were
taken to re-build the school, and, in the interval, the scholars
seem to have assembled, in diminished numbers, at St. Mary's
Grrammar School, in the parish of St. Andrew Undershaft. The
exact period during which those premises were occupied we have
been unable to discover, but it appears that the election in June,

* There was no provision made in the Statutes for teaching Hebrew, but some
instruction in that language seems always to have been given, and in later times has met
with much encouragement. During Dr. Hessey's Head Mastership fifty-two distinctions
in Hebrew were gamed at the Universities by Merchant Taylors, and similar success in
this department of study is still maintained. It is specially recorded that in 1572 (the first
Election day) Bishop Home examined the boys in the Hebrew Psalter.

t On the 8th Feb. 1667, an estimate of the cost of re-building was ordered to be'
prepared, and on the iith Jan. 167 1, a building committee was appointed and rapid
progress with the works was made. Funds were furnished not only by the Company,
out also through the subscriptions of former scholars and legacies of members of the
.Court. Yet the work flagged and an excessive amount of time seems to have been
consumed in bringing it to a dose.

Historical Sketch. xi.

1674, was the first that was holden in the restored chapel of
Merchant Taylors' School, and that the school buildings were
not completed before the close of the year 1675.

Erected under great difficulties, and at a somewhat unfortu-
nate period, it can be no matter of surprise that the new school
possessed few features of architectural interest or beauty. It
was, in fact, a plain brick structure, running north and south,
and lit on either side by eight round-topped windows of no
pcirticular character. Between these, upon the western or street
side, were as many pilasters which, with a somewhat bold
entrance doorway, formed the only relief to a dull exterior.
Internally the arrangements seem to have corresponded in the
main with those of the earlier building. At the southern
extremity were two wainscotted rooms, communicating with each
other and with the upper (and, at that time, the only) school
room. The outer room was first used as a library and sub-
sequently as a class room ; the inner occupied probably the
position of the old chapel and always bore its name. In its
windows were a few pieces of armorial stained glass and a Latin
inscription commemorating the restoration of the chapel and
school under the auspices of Alderman Patience Ward. On the
wall was hung a portrait of Sir Thomas White, painted, or
rather copied, by Robert Mallory,* who was Master of the
Company in 1675. Contiguous to the chapel was the Head
Master's house, and the apartments of the under masters were
beneath the large school room. The latter were in 1829
appropriated to the use of the writing masters and also employed
as class-rooms for the junior forms. It was not until the year
1 8 10 that any means of warming the school were introduced,
and strict adherence was paid until recent times to the letter of
the Statute, " In the Schoole at noe tyme of the yere they shall
use tallow candle in noe wise, but wax candles only."

• Robert Mallory was a member of one of the oldest Yorkshire families, and
descended from Sir John Mallory, of Studley Hall, two of whose sons, Ralph and
Timothy, were apprenticed to Merchant Taylors in London in the years 1604 and 1605.
(i/. T, Bindings,)

xii. Historical Sketch.

In modem days many improvements both in the course of
study and in the school arrangements were made by the Company.
Of the former the most important was the introduction of
Writing and Mathematics in 1829, French and Modem History
in 1846, and Drawing in 1856. The latter included additional
class-rooms and two new writing-rooms under the library.

But it became increasingly evident that the requirements of
modem education could not be satisfied in the restricted space
at the disposal of the Company. Accordingly, when, in 1861,
an offer was made by the Governors of the Charter House to
surrender their school premises, covering five and a half acres
of land, negociations were at once set on foot which resulted in
the purchase of the property for ;^90,ooo. On the site thus
acquired — a site tenanted by a kindred geniiis loci — ^the first
stone of the new Merchant Taylors' School was laid by H.R.H.
the Duke of Edinburgh on the 15 June, 1873, T. W. Baggallay,
Esq., being at that time Master of the Company, and the new
School was opened by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales on 6 April,
1 875* J* C. Sim, Esq., Master. The architect employed was
Edward I' Anson, Esq.,* from whose designs a very complete
and imposing building has been erected at a cost of some ;^ 40,000.
The number of scholars has been raised to 500 and the staff of
masters has been proportionately increased. The curriculum of
studies has been largely extended and embraces not merely
those subjects which had been taught in the old School, but also
German, Physical Science, Chemistry, English Literature and
Book-keeping. In place of the gloomy cloisters which for two
centuries formed the only play-ground and wherein, by the
Statutes, " no cock-fighting nor tennys-play " were allowed, the
boys have now the enjoyment of racquet and fives' courts and the
use of the Green for cricket, football and other games.

There can be no question that the recent munificence of the
Merchant Taylors' Company has opened to their school a noble

* Some notice of Mr. I'Anson's professional career will be found in the Register,
sub annOf 1820.

Historical Sketch. xiii.

future. If it correspond with the past (upon which these pages
are designed to shed fresh light) the new founders will have no
cause for dissatisfaction and the " old boys " additional reason
to be proud of an institution which time and transfer have but
served to develop.

Although by the Statutes the number of boys to be taught
in the School was fixed at 250 * it sometimes fell below or rose
above that limit. In the time of Mulcaster and in that of Hayne
and of Parsell the number was often exceededyf and during the
masterships of Dugard and Bonwicke the School was always
full. In more recent times the difiiculty has been to keep within
the limit and the applications for admission during the master-
ships of Mr. Bellamy and Dr. Hessey were largely in excess of
the vacancies.

These facts will supply the place of any criticism upon the
successive occupants of the Head Master's seat, whose names t
were as follow : —

A.D.

1561 — 1586. 1. Richard Mulcaster, M.A. elected Scholar of

King's College, Cambridge, from Eton, in 1548. Afterwards
Student of Christ Church, Oxford. Head Master of Merchant
Taylors', Sept. 24, 1561 ; resigned, 1586. Preb. of Sarum, 159^.
He was afterwards Upper Master of St. Paul's School, i J96.
Buried at Stanford Rivers, co. Essex, of which parish he llad
been appointed Rector by Queen Elizabeth. ' Died April 15,
i6ii.

1586 — 1592. 9. Henry Wilkinson, m.a. Fellow of Trinity

CoUege, Cambridge, B.A. 1568, M.A. 1573. First Under-
Master of Merchant Taylors^ April 3, 1573. Elected Head
Master, Nov. 8, 1586, and entered upon ms office at Christmas
of that year. Resigned, Oct. 6, 1593. '

1592— 1599. S. EDMUND SMITH, M.A. of Caius College,

Cambridge, B.A. 1583, M.A. 1588. Second Under-Master of
Merchant Taylors', 1580. First Under-Master, 1591. Head
Master, Oct. 6, 1592. Resigned, June 19, 1599.

• Of this number it was intended that 100 should be the children of poor parents,
unable to pay for education, 50 of a little higher grade and the remaining 100 the children
of " rich or meane (i^, middle-class) men."

t In 171 1 it rose to 381, the largest number ever taught in the School.

X Those in large tjrpe were educated at the School. The particulars are chiefly
taken from Dr. "Wuson's History and Archdeacon Hessey's Fcutim

xiv. Historical Sketch.

1599— 1625. >f, WILLIAM HAYNE, M.A. Scholar of Christ's

College, Cambridge, in 1^71. Elected Head Master, May 19,
1599, and entered upon nis office on June 19, of that year.
Removed, April, 1624-5. He was charged with certain irregu-
larities, but mfirmity of body seems to have been the cmef
cause of his remoTal. He had a high reputation as a grammarian.

1625 — 1632. 5. Nicholas Gray, d.d. educated at Westminster

School. Student of Christ Church, Oxford, in 1606. Head
Master of Charterhouse School, December 3, 1614. Elected
Head Master of Merchant Taylors', January 29, 1624-25, and
entered upon his office at Lady-day. Resigned at Midsummer,
1632. Head Master of Eton School, 1632. Fellow of Eton.
Expelled from his Fellowship during the Great Rebellion. Head
Master of Tonbridge School. Restored to his Fellowship in
1660, but died about Michaelmas that year, and was buried in
the Chapel of Eton College.

1632— 1634. 6. JOHN EDWARDS, d.m. Fellow of St. John's

College, Oxford, 161 7. Elected Head Master of Merchant
Taylors', February, 163 1 -2, and entered upon his office at Mid-
summer. He owed his appointment in some measure to Abp.
Laud, to whom he dedicated a Comedy, entitled *' Saturnalia."
Resigned, October 31, 1634, in order to become Proctor of the
University the next year; afterwards took his De|;rees in
Medicine, and became Sedleian Professor of Natural Philosophy
at Oxford in 1638.

1634— 1644. 7. WILLIAM STAPLE, M.A. Fellow of St. John's

College, Oxford, in 161 2. Head Master of Merchant Taylors',
October 31, 1634. Resigned, 1644, through fear en the
Parliamentary Committee.

1644 — 1 66 1. 8. William Du Gard, m.a, a native of Broms-

grove; King's Scholar at Worcester School under Henry
Bright; admitted of Sidn^ Sussex College, Cambridge, in
1622. Master of the Free School, Stamford ; Master of Col-
chester School, July 27, 1637. Head Master of Merchant
Taylors*, May 10, 1644. Removed, June 12, 1661. Died
December, 1062.
[John Stevens, b.cl. held the office of Head Master from
February, 1649-50, to September, 1650, when Mr. Dugard was
restored.]

1661— 1681. 9. JOHN GOAD, B.D. Fellow of St. John's College,

Oxford, in 1632. Head Master of Tonbridge School in iSSo.
Head Master of Merchant Taylois', July 12, 1661. Removed,
April 13, 1681. Died October 28, I&89.

[Mr. Goad quitted his office under suspicions of being inclined
* to the Romish Communion, which he afterwards shewed to be

too well founded. He had sometime been Vicar of Yamton,
and there became acquainted with Anthony k Wood, who speaks
of him very favourably in his Autobiography. In 1662 the
Boys of the School acted a Play at Merchant Taylors' Hall,
called « Love's Pilgrimage," by Beaumont and Fletcher.]

1 68 1 — 1686. 10. John Hartcliffe,d.d. originally matriculated

at Magdalen College, Oxford, whilst still at Eton, afterwards
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Head Master of Mer-
chant Taylors', May 4, i6iBi. Resigned 1686. He afterwards
became Canon of Windsor. In the year 1689 King William
m. attempted to force Dr. Hartdiffe on the Fellows of King's
as their Provost. They had not forgotten the similar attempt
of King James n. and resisted him successfully.

Historical Sketch. xv.

1686—1691. 11. AMBROSE BONWICKE, B.D. Fellow of St.

John's College, Oxford, 1669. Head Master of Merchant
Taylois', June 9, 1686. Removed for non-juring scruples,
September 25, 1691. Died October 20, 1722.

1 69 1 — 1707. 12. Matthew Shortynge, d.d. of Jesus College,

Cambridge. Vicar of Gianchester. Head Master of Merchant
Taylors', September 25, 1691. Died 1707.

1707— 1720. IS. THOMAS PARSELL,B.D. Fellow of St John's

College, Oxford, 1693. -^^^ Under-Master of Merchant
Taylors', June 6, 1 701 . Head Master, April 30, 1 707. Died 1 720.
[Mr. Parsell published a Latin Version of the Book of
Common Prayer, which he dedicated to Archbishop Dawes.]

, 720-1731, U. MATTHEW SMITH, D.D. Fellow of St.

John's College, Oxford, 1696. Second Under-Master of
Merchant Taylors', January 21, 1703. First Under-Master,
May 15, 1707. Head Master, July 12, 1720. Died 1730-1.

1 73 1—1760. 15. JOHN CRICHE, m.a. Fellow of St. John's

College, Oxford, 1698. Third Under-Master of Merchant
Taylors', September 22, 1701. Second Under-Master, July 3,
1 7 19. First Under-Master, August 4, 1720. Head Master,
March 18, 1730-1. Died June 21, 1760.

1760— 1778. 16. JAMES TOWNLEY, m.a. admitted of St.

iohn's College, Oxford, 1732. Third Under-Master of
ferchant Ta3^ors', December 22, 1748. Crrammar Master of
Christ's Hospital, July, 1753. Head Master of Merchant
Taylors', August 8, l^6o. Died July 15, 1778.

[In the years 1762 and 1763 dramatic performances were
revived at M^chant Taylors', at Uie wish and under the direction
of Mr. Townley, who was the author of '< High Life below
Stairs." In the former year the '< Eunuchus " of Terence was
enacted in the School-room. Dr. Thomas Bishop, of Salisbury,
who had been educated at the School, and several persons of
distinction, were present. A copy of the original programme
of the performances is in the keeping of the President of St.
John's College. It is headed, << Terentii Eunuchus, in SchoUl
Mercatorum Scissorum, 1 762." The celebrated David Garrick,
who was a personal friend of Mr. Townley, took great interest
in the representations. The second act of the " Phormio " of
Terence was performed in the same year more privately. The
next year the " Troades " of Seneca, abridged mto three acts,
and Kuggles's *< Ignoramus," abridged into two, were enacted
WL times, to very large audiences. The play-bill runs thus :
** Senecae Troaaes, et Ignoramus Abbreviatus, in SchoU
Mercatorum Scissorum, 1763."]

1778— 1783. 17. THOMAS GREEN, M.A. Fellow of St Peter's

College, Cambridge. 9th Wrangler at B. A. Degree, in 1 753. Third
Under-Master of Merchant Taylors', November 13, 1 753. Second
Under-Master, July 13, 1758. First Under-Master, February 11,
1772. Head Master, August 12, 1778. Died January i, 1783.

1783— 1795. 18. SAMUEL BISHOP,M.A.Fellowof St. John's

College, Oxford, 1750. Third Under-Master of Merchant
Taylors', July 26, 1758. Second Under-Master, Feb. 11, 1772.
First Uncfer-Master, August 12, 1778. Head Master, January
22, 1783. Died November 17, 1795.

[Two Volumes of Poems by Mr. Bishop have been published.
They contain, amongst other tdings, several ingenious Epigrams,
which were spoken at the School on Election Days. He prmiuced
also a Latin volume, consisting partly of translations^ partly of
original compositions, entitled '* Ferie Poeticse,"]

xvi. Historical Sketch.

1795— 1819. 19. THOMAS CHERRY, B.D. Fellow of St. John's

College, Oxford, 1763. Head Master of Maidstone School,
1777. Head Master of Merchant Taylors', December 16, 1795.
Resigned the Head Mastership, April 6, 1819. Died March 10,
1822.

1819— 1845. 90. JAMES WILLIAM BELLAMY, B.D. admitted

of Qneen's College, Cambridge, 1807. Norxisian, and also
Seatonian Prizeman at Cambridge, in 181 5. Head Master of
Merchant Taylors', April 6, 1819. Incorporated M.A. of St.
John's College, Oxford, where he proceeded b.d. in 1821.
Twice Prebendsjy of St. Paul's. Resigned the Head Mastership
on July 23, 1845. ^^ 2 March, 1874, ^^ Sellinge, co. Kent, of
which pansh he had been '^car since 1822.

1845— 1870. «i. JAMES AUGUSTUS HESSEY, D.C.L. Pro-
bationary Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford, 1832. Fellow,
1835. 1st Class in Classics, at B.A. 1836. Vicar of Hdidon,
Northamptonshire, 1839, but resigned it the same year. College
Logic Lecturer, 1839-1842. Examiner for the Hertford Latm
Scholarship, at Oxford, in 1842 and 1844. Public Examiner in
the University, 1842- 1844. Head Master of Merchant Taylors'
School, 1 845- 1 870. Select Preacher in the University of Oxford,
1 849. Preacher of Gray's Inn, 1 8 C9- 1 879. Bampton Lecturer,
i860. Prebendary of St. Paul's, 1860-1875. Grinfidd Lecturer
in the Septuagint in the Universitv of Oxford (for two years),

June, 1865. Re-appointed Grinfield Lecturer (for two years),
une, 1867. Examming Chaplain to the Bishop of London,
1870. Bo^le Lecturer, 187 1- 1 873. Classical Examiner, Indian
Civil Service, 1872- 1874. Governor of Repton School, 1874;
of Aldenham School, 1875; of St. Paul's School, 1876; of
Highgate School, 1876. Appointed Examiner in the Honors'
Schools of Theolog^f Oxford, 1875, but resigned without acting.
Archdeacon of Middlesex, 1875. Select Preacher in the
University of Cambridge, 1878 and 1879.

1870. — 99. WILLIAM BAKER, d.d. Fellow of St. John's

Coll. Oxford, 1860. First Class in Classics at Moderations,
1862. Second Class in Classics at B.A. 1864. Denver and
Johnson's Theological Scholar, 1 866. Head Master of Merchant
Taylors', 1870. Prebendary of St. Paul's, 1880.

REGISTER OF MERCHANT TAYLORS* SCHOOL.

Edmund Spenser.^
Richard Bitese.^
Thomas Curley.
Henry Ive.
Gregory Downhall.^
John Chapman.*
Lancelot Andrewes.*

' Edmund Spenser^ the poet. The date of Spenser's admission is unknown, but from
an entry in the account book of Robert Nowell (brother of the Dean of St. Paul's), it
appears that he was at Merchant Taylors' in 1568, and then received one of the gowns
given by Mr. Nowell to certain poor scholars. On the 28th of April, 1569, there occurs
in the same account book the following entry: — "To Edmond Spenser, scholler of the
M'^hante Tayler Schole at his gowinge to Pembrocke Hall in Chambridge, x»." It may
be presiraied that Spenser entered school when 10 years of age, and quitted it about the
age of 16; this would make the date of his admission 1562 or 1563. He published his
first poem, "The Shepherd's Calendar," in 1579 and in the following year accompanied
Lord Grey de Wilton, the Viceroy, to Ireland, acting as his secretary and receiving a
grant of lands in the county of Cork. His great wonc, the " Faerie Queen," was pub-
Eshed in the years 1590 and 1591. The rebellion of Tyrone in Ireland involved him in
such misfortune that he was compelled to seek refuge in England, where he may be said
to have died of a broken heart January 16, 1598-9. His remains were interred, at the
expense of the Earl of Essex, in Westminster Abbey, where the Countess of Dorset
raised a monument to his memory. (See The Spending of the Money of Robert Nowell^
edited by Rev. A. Grosart. Biog. Diet. &c.)

8 Richard Bitese. This and the four following entries are obtained from Nowell's
account book. Each scholar received twelve yards of cloth, at 6d. the yard.

* Gregory DovmhaU or Dorumhill, was appointed by Archdeacon Wattes one of his
Grreek scholars at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, and became a Master in Chancery. ( Cooper^ s
Ath, Cantab.) He married the widow of Abraham Tryon, and was buried at St. Mary,
Aldermanbuiy, 21 April, 161 4. {Par. Reg.)

* yohn Chapman, of Trinity Coll. Cambridge, 1570.

* Lancelot Andrewes, bom in the parish of Allhallows Barking in 1555. The date of
his admission to school is imknown, but in 157 1 he was chosen by Archdeacon Wattes as
one of his scholars at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. He became Fellow in 1576, and was
elected Master in 1598. His other preferments were as follow: — Dean of Westminster
1601; Bishop of Chichester and Lord High Almoner 1605; Bishop of Ely 1609;
Dean of the Chapel Roval 1619; Bishop of Winchester and Prelate of the Order
of the Garter 18 Feb. 1619-20. He was one of the Commissioners of the Church at the
Hampton Court Conference, assisted in the Translation of the Bible, and both with the
Queen and the public generally enjoyed the highest reputation as a man of piety, learning
and judgment. He died unmarried 25 September (being his birthday), 1626 and was
buried in the church of St. Saviour, Southwark. {JVbod's Ath. Oxon. Biog. Diet. &c.)

B

Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

1562.

Quinto die Octobris anno pdo. coram magram et goardianos.

Ffirste* at this day Samuel Fysher^ son of Jhon Fysher
mynister is admytted to be one of ye C schollersf that is
appoyntcd to be taught freely within ye schole at S. Laurence
Pountney.

Robert Furse, son of Christopher^ plumber,

Paule Goter, son of Will.y leatherseller.

John More, s. of Johtiy merchant taylor.

John Browne,^ s. of WilL^ carpenter,

12 Oct.

Enoch Sharpe, s. of ThonuiSy upholsterer,

19 Oct.

Michael Hawk5ms, s. of Richd.^ deed., clothworker.
Greorge Barker, s. of Robert^ merchant taylor,

2 Nov.

Samuel Smyth, s. of Will.y merchant taylor.
William How, s. of Thomas^ deed., Salter.

9 Nov.

John Lowe,* s. of Mr. Symon Z., merchant taylor.
Thomas Knowles,* s. of Olyvery vintner.

13 Nov.

Raphe Hall, s. of James^ deed., grocer.
23 Nov. ^

Leonard Barnes, s. of John^ deed., merchant taylor
7 Dec.

John Fleeher, s. of Johtiy deed., draper.
II Dec.

Harry Lawles, s. of Synwnd^ wax chandler.

Henry Huchenson.* {Wilson^
Kynge.® ( Wilson.)

* This entry is given at length as a specimen of the manner in which the admissions
to the School are noted at this period in the Company's books. It has not been thought
necessary to repeat it verbatim^ but merely to give the sense of the entry.

t The Original Statutes fixed the entire number of scholars at 250, whereof 100 were
to be taught ^tuitously, 50 at 2s. 6d. per (quarter and 100 at 5s. a quarter. The rule
was in later times relaxed, and at the beginning of the 17th century the numbers
fluctuated greatly, falling as low as 186 in 1607 and again rising to 350 eight years
afterwards. The trades which are given in these lists are not necessarily those which
were followed by the boys' fathers but refer rather to the Guilds of wmch they were
members. Even in the i6th century it does not appear that tradesmen were in all cases
free of the particular company with which their business was connected.

1 Samuel Fysher^ of Magd. Coll. Oxf., Probat. Fellow 1569, B.A. 1570, M.A. 1574,
died Fellow 1575. (Dr, BloxanCs Reg. of Magd, Coll, iv. 171.)

• John Browne became one of the head scholars and probably went to Pemb. Hall,
Camb., where one of the name was Fellow in 1581.

> John Lowet a younger brother of Sir Thomas Lowe, Knt., Lord Mayor of London
in 1603.

^ Thomas KnawUs^ probably of B.N.C. Oxford. (NowelTs Spending, 206.)
Henry Huchenson, appointed scholar of St. John's, Oxf. 1565. (M,S. List quoted
by Dr. Wilson,)

> Kynge^ appointed scholar of St. John's, Oxf. 1565, M.iU I575« (Und.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Ralph Huchenson.* ( Wtkon^

1562-3.

15 Jan.

Thomas Giymditche, s. of Thomas^ clothworker.
Laurence Durand, s. of Peter ^ clothworker.

or.

18 Jan.

Geoffrey Ryce, s. of Richard^ merchant taylor.

X563.

36 March.

fea^rSind, ) s. of i?./<^. merchant taylor.

Thomas Ffyrbe, s. of Edward of Bryan Askam, co. York,

yeoman.
William Stone,* s. of Reignold.
S)rmon Gyn, s. of George^ merchant taylor.
John Styl,* s. of William^ merchant taylor.
Francis Sympson, s. of Thomas S.
Michael Dax, s. of Nicholas, deed., poulterer.

29 March.

William Lake, s. of ^ohn, deed., merchant taylor.
Herbert Harrys, s. of William, late of S. Katherjme by the
Tower.
26 April.

Robert Wylmot,* s. of Richard, merchant taylor.

21 June.

Robert Bowen, s. of Edward, merchant taylor.
Hiomas Hethe,® s. of William, deed., vintner.

23 June.

Thomas Bousefielde,' s. of Harry, merchant taylor.

9 July.

Cesar Dofyn, s. of Damyan.

1 Halph Huchenscn^ scholar of St. John's, Ozf. 1570; appointed Fellow by Joanna*
widow of Sur Thomas White. President of the College and D.D. in 1590; one of the
translators of the Bible. Died 1605. {Jbid,)

* Andrew PounU, or Punte. One John P. was a member of the court of the M. T.
Comp. and a donor of plate. (Clode^s Hist, 93.)

* William Stow was master of the Clothworkers' Company and knighted by King
James I. in 1604. Died 14 Sep. 1607 and was buried at St. Mary Magd^en*s, Milk St.
London.

* John Styh perhaps M.A. and Prebendary of Sarum from 1584 to 161 3 or later.

* Robert Wylmoty of Queen's Coll. Camb., b.a. 1576-7. He was one of Rob.
Nowell's beneficiaries. (Spending of R . Nowell. )

* Thomas HeOu, elected Prob. Fellow of St. John's Oxf. 1567, B.A. 1568, M.A. 1575.
He is said by Wood to have had considerable reputation as an astronomer, and was living
in 1583.

' Thomas Bousefielde, Wattes' Sch. of Pemb. Hall, Camb. 1568, B.A. 1574-5; in

' '577 ^^ incorporated at Oxford and commenced M.A. there. In 1581 he was made

Pnncipal of St. Edmund's Hall, which he partially rebuilt. He was Preb. of Sarum in

1582, and was living in 1600 when he resigned the headship of St. Edmund's Hall.

(Ath, Cant, ii. 302.)

Merchant Taylori School Register.

1563-4-

14 Jan.

Richard Raynscrofte, s. of ThomaSy shoemaker.

John Dawson, s. of Richardy pavior.

Alexander Harrys, s. of Johtiy merchant taylor.
17 Jan.

Lawrence Hitchcock, s. of Willianiy Salter.

Richard Plompton, s. of Willianiy fishmonger.

Michael Mylle, s. of Johtiy brewer.

Christopher Mylle, s. of the same.

William Gyn, s. of GeorgCy merchant taylor.

Thomas Dawson, s. of Willianiy brewer.
31 Jan.

Robert Jacob,^ \

Thomas Jacob, ( . ^ • r

Gysebryght Jacob, ( ^^"^ ^^ ^^'^^^

William Jacob,^ )

24 Jan.

Thomas Dove,* s. of William.
William Bowyer, s. of Roherty merchant taylor.
Walter Pawley, s. of Richardy fishmonger.
Edward Beason, s. of Thomas,

Andrew Chapman, s. of Edwardy deed., clothworker.
Edmonde Gybon, s. of Hugh.
4 Feb.

Henry Brome, s. of Anthony y carpenter.
7 Feb.

Christopher Ruddeforth, s. of Johny late of London, draper.

n Feb.

Robert Blount, s. of Ralphy merchant taylor.

^i^tZ^- \ sons of i^/, goldsmith.
foScS^r^' ! son, of >*,,«.» elder.

1 Robert Jacobs of Trin. Coll. Camb. 1565, B.A. 1569-70, Fellow, M.D. of Bade and
F.R.C.P. London. He was Physician to Queen Elizabeth, who sent him to the Russian
Court where he attended the Czarina and acquired a reputation which still survives.
{Munk's Roll,)

3 William Jacob, Sizar of Trin. Coll. Camb. 1571, B.A. 1575, M.A. of Jesus Coll.
Camb. 1583; has Latin verses in Sadler's Translation of Vegetius, 1572. {Cooper's Ath,
Cant.)

' Thomas Dave, "Wattes* scholar at Pemb. Hall. Camb. 1571, and "tanquam socius"
in 1576; chosen one of the first Fellows of Jesus Coll. Oxford; appointed Dean of Norwich
in 1 589, and in 1601 promoted by Queen Elizabeth (whose chaplain he was) to be Bishop
OF Peterborough. He was one of the Church Commissioners at the Hampton Court
Conference, and died 30 Aug. 1630, aet. circa 75. The Queen, who highly esteemed his
preaching, used to caU him, on account of his venerable appearance, " The Dove with
silver wings."

* Ralph Talboys, probably the London scholar of Trin. Coll. Camb. in 1575,
mentioned in MS. List (Lansdowne MS, 20), and afterwards 1594- 1596 Prebendary of
Canterbury.

« Thomas Tcdboys, "merchant taylor," married 5 Nov. 1565, Hester Laye, at St.
Mary Aldermary } {Par. Reg,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Richmonde,^ s. of LeontdCy deed., armourer.

21 Feb.

William RandoU, s. of John^ hat dealer.

3 March.

Giles Tompson,^ s. of GileSy deed., groeer.

6 March.

Giles Burton, s. of Jerrardy wax ehandler.

Emanuel Peagram, s. of , haberdasher.

George Tymberman, s. of Michaely Easterlynge.

James Drabels, s. of Johtiy fishmonger.

John Crosse, s. of Richardy minister.

Riehard Gamer, s. of Richardy seoryer.

William Woodhouse, s. of Willianiy smith.

John Callen, s. of Johny hat maker.

Jerrom Farror, s. of AvtbrosCy merehant taylor.

lo March.

William Piatt,' s. of late Rogety merehant taylor.

John Harryson, s. of late George.

Franeis Polstede,* s. of ThomaSy merehant taylor.

20 March.

John Searde, s. of late Johtiy buteher.

1564.

10 April.

Harry Inee, s. of Edmondey eobbler.
John Stayner, s. of ThomaSy deed., leatherseller.
Anthony Molte, s. of ThomaSy parish elerk.
Riehard More, s. of Richard.
15 April.

John Howe, s. of ThomaSy Salter.
Robert Adys, s. of Richardy iremonger.
John Lane, s. of BartholomeWy merehant taylor.
Ralph Skyres,* s. of Ralphy draper.

18 April.

William Rigge, s. of Willianiy late of London, Esquire, deed.

24 April.

Repent Osborne, s. of JanteSy deed., yeoman.

1 John Richmonde, elected Prob. Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. 1572, M.A. 1581. (MS.
List.)

' Gtl^ Tampsan, Exhibitioner of Univ. Coll. Oxford 1571, M.A. 1578, afterwards
Fellow of All Souls* and b.d. i 589. Proctor of the University 1 586. Chaplain to Queen
Elizabeth, d.d. Dean of Windsor. One of the Translators of the Bible. Appointed
Bishop op Gloucester, 161 i and died in the year following.

3 JVaiiam Piatt. Wattes* scholar of Pemb. Hall, Cambridge.

* Francis Polstede. A Kentish family of this name entered its pedigree at the Vis.
of London in 1633. One Henry Polsted occurs in the List of Merchant Taylors assessed
in 1603. (Clode's Hist, p. 591.)

* Ralph Skyres. There was a family of this name resident at Skyres Hall, Wentworth,
CO. York, in wmch the Christian name Ralph was of frequent occurrence. (A. S. Gatty.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

2% April.

William Haynes,^ s. of HayneSy late of Bristol,

yeoman.
William Dale^ s. of Richard^ deed., yeoman.
Richard Rysoule, s. of John^ draper.
John Gaynesforde,^ s. of Thomas.
John Thomas,' s. of Ralphy merchant taylor.
5 May.

Arthur Bright, s. of Francis^ mercer.
Francis Martyii, s. of Johriy haberdasher.
Jasper Tyas, s. of Arnold^ stranger.
Toby Dycons, s. of Robert^ grocer.
William Cowbick, s. of John.
Thomas Bright, s. of FfranciSy mercer.
Ffrancis Bastyan, s. of SehcLstyany deed.
Philip Ede, s. of Thomas^ basket maker.
George Bowser, s, of George^ currier.
Robert Benyan, s. of ThomaSj tiler.

8 May.

John Stone, s. of Richard, fishmonger.
5 June.

David Williamson, s. of Thomas^ cooper.

John Pounte,* s. of John, merchant taylor.
9jime.

Hugh Newball, s. of late Henryy goldsmith.

John Deane, s. of Cornelius^ of St. Katherine-of-the-Tower,
hat maker.

Richard Batte, s, of Ralph, plaisterer.

Timothy Ockley, s. of John, minister.

Thomas Brown, s. of Walter, iremonger.
3 July.

Ralph Brooke,* s. of Jeffrey, shoemaker.
7 July.

William Crofte, s. of William, ostler.

John Gardener, s. of Henry, deed., fishmonger.

* WilUam Haynes^ scholar of Christ's Coll. Cambridge, IJ71. He was appointed
Head Master of Merchant Taylors' School in 1599 and held that position until 1624-5
when he was removed. (See Introductory Hist,)

* yohh Gaynesforde, perhaps the London scholar at Cambridge in 1575 mentioned
in Lansdowne MS. 20.

' yohn Thomas was assisted by Nowell in 1572, and on the loth of June in that
year was chosen as *< one of the meteste as well for leaminge, personage, poverty and
years to be presently preferred to Colledge." It appears that he entered at King's Coll.
Cambridge.

* yohn Pounte, cf. sup. It is possible that the Warden of the Company in i579-8a
should be identified with the son and not the father.

> Ralph Brooke t the herald and genealogist. In 1576 he was made free of the
Painter Stainers' Company and soon afterwanls was appointed an officer at arms. In
1592 he became York herald and compiled some valuable books on heraldry, but his
fame is obscured bv the virulence of his attacks upon Camden. He died 1 5 Oct. 1626, aged
73, and was buried at Reculver, co. Kent. (NobWs Coll. of Arms, &c.)

Merchant Taylori School Register.

21 July.

[Exhibition given to Henry Withers,* s. of John Withers^
late citizen and merchant taylor, deed, now student within
Peter House, in the University of Cambridge. Exhibition given
to William Flete, s. of John^ merchant, now student at New
College, Oxford.]
iSSep.

George Dycons, s. of Robert^ merchant taylon

Robert Foster, s. of Robertj merchant taylor.

Nicholas Hethe, s. of John^ cooper.

Reynolds Small, s. of Nicholas^ clothworker.

John Laborer, s. of John^ pointsmaker.

Ralph Tope, s. of Walter.

Robert Somerscale, s. of Adam^ husbandman.

Edward Hicmote, s. of JameSy sadler.

Francis Spooner, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.

Bryan Dixon, s. of Johny merchant taylor.

22 Sep.

Thomas Dixon, s. of Roberty cobler.
25 Sq>.

wiSS^Woot' ) sons of ZW.^«^, gent.

2 Oct.

Richard Smythe, s. of Robert.
6 Oct.

Thomas Bromley, s. of late William^

Thomas Thorpe, s. of late Johny yeoman,
9 Oct.

William Johnson, s. of Wtlltaniy merchant taylor.
13 Oct.

John Naylor, s. of Rtchardy smith, deed.

Richard Aparte, s. of ThomaSy silkweaver.
20 Oct.

Thomas Truslow, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.

Daniel Pierpoynt, s. of Johny draper.

Angell Horn, s. of John, clothworker.

23 Oct.

Arthur Heywood, s. of Willtamy fishmonger.

8 Dec.

John Johnson, s. of Willtamy merchant taylor.
Jermyn Roper,* son of late Christophery esquire, deed.

1564-5.

19 Jan.

Anthony Lyn,' s. of Johny merchant taylor.
John Wilford,* s. of Johny merchant taylor.

* Henry Withers, of Petcrhouse, Camb. Elected Fellow of Trin. Coll. in 1569, and
incorporated of Oxford, M.A. 1569, B.D. 1574. (JVood^s Ath,)

* Jermyn Roper, youngest brother of John, 1st Lord Teynham.

* Anthony Lyn, or Lynne, of Magd. Coll. Oxf. 1569, but it does not appear that he
ever graduated. {NoweWs Spending, 198-9.)

* John Wil/ord admitted scholar of Pembroke HaU, Camb. 157 1.

8 Merchant Taylors' School Register.

Ralph Clarke, s. of Thomas^ draper.
Alexander Green, s. of Henryy merchant taylor.
Roger Kebelwhyte,^ s. of John^ merchant taylor.

10 March.

Robert Bacon, s. of Bede^ innholder.

X565.

30 March.

Thomas Jones, s. of Walter^ capper, deed.
George Hunt,^ s. of John^ yeoman, deed.

18 May.

Edward Watton, s. of Batdwyttj merchant.
Arnold Troughton, s. of John^ plaisterer.
Thomas Allard, s. of Willianiy skinner.
Richard Carter, s. of Johny clothworker.
Thomas Whytnell, s. of Petery cooper.

Item : These scollers were, at the request of Mr. Mulcaster, admitted to be taught.

Mychaell Bryshett.
John Waller.
Thomas Marshall,
George Gyll.
Henry Gyll.
Thomas Lambe.
Paule Smyth.»
Michaell Osborne.
John Pickering.
Charles Gyll.
William Grene.
William Water.
John Hudwell.
Robert Gyll.
Dudley Selling.
William Holfolke.
John Risemay.
Gyles Wright.
Donat Heys.
Humphry Adlington.
Benjamin Holstock.
Robert Wright.
William Warde.

25 May.

John Hiliard,* s. of Johtiy minister.

^ Roger Kehelwhyte appointed scholar of St. John's Coll. Oxford in 1570, and was
a benefactor to the College, to the founder of which he was related.

* George Hunt^ assisted by Robt. No well, while at school and afterwards made
Demy and Fellow of Magd. Coll. Oxford. In 1619 he was Rector of Collingboumo
Ducis, in Wilts, and died at the age of Z\. (Life of WilU Whately, quoted by Dr,
Wilson, Hist, of M, 7\ S. p. 638.) ^ ^ J^

' Paul Smyth, One of this name was admitted student of Inner Temple in 1596.

* John Hiliard, assisted in 1 57 1 by Rob. Nowell, being then a poor scholar at Ch*
Ch. Oxford. (Spending, 218.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Dowe/ s. of Robert^ merchant taylor.

15 June.

William Hemjmg,^ s. of ThotnaSy deed., merchant.

8 Oct.

William Patterick, s. of Richard^ haberdasher.
Henry Lowbery, s. of Johriy cobbler.
20 Oct.

Manuell Sm3rthe, s. of Marmaduke,

26 Oct.

Thomas Kydd, s. of FranciSy scrivener.

9 Nov.

Edward Sheryngton, s. of RogCTy deed., haberdasher.

1565-6.

14 Jan.

John Morrys, s. of Johtiy merchant taylor.
Gabriel Johnson, s. of Robert.
William Westrawe, s. of Richardy brewer.
John Ledam, ^ of Christopher y clothworker.
29 Jan.

Thomas Conway,^ s. of FulkCy merchant taylor.

4 Feb.

Richard Browne, s. of Richardy deed., merchant taylor.
Robert Crowe, s. of Williamy deed.

8 Feb.

William Elinge, s. of Williamy deed., servingman.

11 Feb.

Gabriel Williams, s. of Edwardy clothmeiker.
Edward Smyth, s. of Williamy deed., merchant taylor.

X566.

29 Mar.

Thomas Laurent, s. of JohUy painter.

29 April.

Sebastian Parkens, s. of Reynoldy merchant taylor.
Robert Jobson, s. of MileSy deed.

17 May.

Thomas Wheatley, s. of Richardy gent.

8 July.

William Meryke, s. of GeorgCy clothworker.
Walter Horsfall, s. of Walter y merchant taylor.

12 July.

William Hodgson, s. of Roberty tailor.
4 Oct.

Richard Colt, s. of GoodlakCy clothworker.

* yohn Dowe. The father, who was Warden of the Company in 1576, took a great
interest in the School, and devised "The Register of the School's Probation."

2 William Hemyng^ perhaps of London and Wade's Mill, co. Herts. (See Vis, of
London 1633.)

3 Thomas Conway, The father's name suggests Sir Fulk Conway, General in Queen
Elizabeth's Army in Ireland 1598, and m.p. for co. Antrim, but we find one Tnomas
Conway, son of Thomas Conway, of Ruthin, co. Flint, yeoman, bound apprentice 4 Sep.
1590 to a merchant taylor. (M, T, Bindings, i. fol. 145.)

10 Merchant Taylori School Register.

11 Nov.

Ffrancis Bolton, s. of Richard^ clothworker.
John Lynge, s. of Henry^ yeoman, deceased.
25 Nov.

John Hyche, s. of Thomas^ of Stoure, co. Dorset, weaver.
Gabriell Gierke,^ s. oi Henry y of Hanwick, co. Northton, gent,

16 Dec,

Polydore Nicholson, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylon

1566.

17 Jan.

Robert Norton, s. of Johny butcher.
Richard Wyllett, s. of Edwardy Salter.

14 Feb.

Richard Clarson, s. of NicholaSy merchant taylor.

7 Apnl.

Anthony Forman, s. of yohny deed., gent.

II AprQ.

Francis Pynn, s. of Johny draper.

28 April.

Christopher Aderton,* s. of Johny merchant taylor.
John Crofte, s. of Harryy merchant taylor.
John Wharton, s. of JameSy minister.
John Grrygge, s. of Simony butcher.

5 May.

Thomas Lucas, s. of Valeryy scrivener.

30 May.

James Bradley, s. of Henry y deed., shoemaker.

9 June.

William Lyon,^ s. of Johny pewterer.

I Sep.

William Haselfoote,* s. of ThomcLSy merchant taylor,
13 Oct.

Thomas Procter, s. of Cuthherty draper.

7 Nov.

Thomas Hood,* s. of ThomaSy deed., merchant taylor.

1567-8.
13 Jan.

William Poore, s. of ThomaSy butcher.

* Gabriel Gierke, One of tbis name was Archdeacon of Northumberland and (in 1620)
of Durham, living in 1635.

* Christopher Aderton, His name appears among the recipients of Nowcll's gifts at
the University of Cambridge, 8 Nov. 1570. {NoweWs Spending.)

> WiUiam Lyon^ perhaps of Springfield, co. Essex, living 1634, and described as son
of John Lyon, of Mile End. {Vis, of Essex^ 1634.)

* William HaselfooUy eldest son of Thomas, of London. He married Maude, dau. of
Francis Kynaston, of Oteley, co. Salop, and died before 1634. (Vis, of London, 1634.)

* Thomas Hood matriculated at Cambridge as pensioner of Trin. Coll. in 1573 and
became successively Scholar and Fellow. He was M.A. in 158 1 and in the following year
was appointed Mathematical Lecturer at Staples Chapel, Leadenhall St., and in 1585
had license to practice medicine. He resided (1590) in Abchurch Lane and was author
of many mathematical and other works. (Ath^ Cant, ii. 271.)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 1 1

i6Feb.

Thomas Franck, s. of Thomas^ esquire.
Nicholas Smyth, s. of Thomas^ barber.

8 March.

Thomas Kydermyster,^ s. of Johity gent.
Moyses Vincent, s. of Johriy merchant taylor.

Z568.
31 Jnly.

Francis Aubrie, s. of Harry y deed., fishmonger,

X568-9.

15 Jan.

Rowland Beswick.*
Augustine Spencer.'
Lionel Coper.*
William Paddye.*
William Holbome.
Thomas Colbome.
William Calverley.®
William Mall3rverye.'
Timothy Woodcocke.
OUyffe Leigh. (See 157 1-2.)

17 Jan.

Robert Hulson, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.

24 Jan.

Robert Wilbrand, s. of ThomaSy gent.
Thomas Gibson, s. of Christophery vintner.

31 Jan.

William Slaney,® s. of Edmundy woolpacker.

28 Feb.

Nicholas CoUett, s. of Humphrey y deed., bowyer.
Edmonde Clybome, s. 6f Rtchardy gent.

1 Thomas Kydermystery 2nd son of John K. of Langley Marsh, co. Bucks.

* Rowland Beswicke, son of Will. Beswicke, cit. and draper, an Aid. of London and
of the parish of St. Laurence Pountney, where he was buried 21 July, 1580. (Par, Reg,)

' Augustine Spencer admitted Student of the Inner Temple 1576. (Reg,)

* Lionel Cooper^ of London. Admitted Student of the Inner Temple 1576. (Reg,)

• TViUiam Paddye, Commoner of St. John's Coll. Oxf. in 157 1, d.m. of Leyden,
Licentiate R.C.P.L. i J90, and President 1 609-1 1-18. He was physician to King Tames I.^
by whom he was Kmghted. He died Dec. 1634 and was buried in the chapel of St.
John's College, Oxfoid, where he had founded the choir. His portrait in his doctor's
robes is at St. John's, having been presented to the College by Dr. Gibbons, also a
merchant taylor.

• William Calverlye, probably of AH Souls', Oxf. in 1576 and eldest son of Walter
C. of Calverley, co. £bor. It may be added that William Calverley, of Calverley, had
a son Thomas, who was bound apprentice in 1603 to Gregoiy Old field, of London,
merchant taylor. (M. T, Bindings,)

T William MaUyverye^ probably eldest son of Sir Ed. M. of Woodersome, co. Ebor,
Knt. and first cousin of William Calverlye. As Will. Mallyverye, or Msdiverer, was 24

Sars old in 1581 (Amclife MS,) he would have been between 9 and 10 years at this date,
e was subsequently Kmghted, but not otherwise distinguished.
William Slaney, apparently of Snailwell, co. Kent. He was dead in 1606 when
his son, William, was apprentice to a merchant taylor.

12 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Grene, s. of Johny innholder.

Robert Smythe, s. of Robert^ stimip maker.

5 March.

William Poyntell, s. of Johfij yeoman.

1569.
7 May.

Richard Wallis, s. of Richardy deed., chandler.
Stephen Payne, s. of Richardy fishmonger.
Walter Marshe,^ s. of Johuy mercer.
Nicholas Barley, s. of ThomaSy founder.
Morgan Colman, s. of Roberty skinner.
Francis RogerSj^s. of Johriy clothworker.
Robert Kelthridge, s. of Williamy draper.
Humphry Warde, s. of Johriy cook.
Richard Woodwarde, s. of Johriy waxchandler.
James Wilford,' s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.
James Travers,* s. of Johriy merchant taylor.
9 May.

StyGoodf' ! sons of ^^ry, merchant taylor.

George Russell, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.

4 June.

John Reve,* s. of Johriy fletcher (entered 9 Dec.)
John Lucar,®s. of Mr. £manuel {entered 15 June.)
Richard Famell.

5 June.

Matthew Sipthorpe.
15 June.

Bamarde Caryon, s. of Rich.y skynner.

24 July.

Edward Hulson, s. of Johriy deed.
9 Aug.

Samuel Robinson, 1 ^^^^ n 77^^^ -^ «^^^^,.
Thomas Robinson, } sons of i^r^;^/^, grocer.

Richard Segeswick, s. of William.
John Sadler, s. of Roberty cook.
29 Aug.

Richard Edwards, s. of GeorgCy deed., gent.

* Walter Marshe, probably of St. John's Coll. Cambridge, M.A. 1585, in which year
a testimonial for Holy Orders was granted to him. (Mayor's Hist, of St. JohtCs, 424.)

* Francis Rogers. His father was of St. Swithin's Parish and died in 1576.
(Chester,)

' James Wilford, of Kent, admitted Fellow of St. John's, Camb. 1572-3.
(Mayor's Hist,)

* James Travers^ eld. son of John Travers, by his second wife. He came of age in
1 58 1, and carried on business in Bucklersbury, serving on the Court of the M. T. Company.

* John Revet perhaps identical with "John Ryve, of Mr. Mulcaster's School," whom
Mr. Nowell assisted "when he went to Oxford, the xv**» of Nov., 1580." (NoweWs
Spending,)

^ John Lucar^ fifth son of Alderman Lucar, who was Master of the M. T. Company
in 1501.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 13

Christopher Senyor, s. of Edward^ clothworken
John Fawcet,^ s. of Miles^ clothworker.

2 Sep.

William Raven, s. of MileSy merchant taylor.
9 Oct.

John Freeman, s. of Robert.

1569-70.

2 Jan.

Thomas Lordinge, s. of George^ merchant taylor.

8 Jan.

Henry Campion,^ s. of Henry y mercer.
Rowland Dawbney,^s. of Oliver ^ chandler.
Thomas Norton, s. of Marky grocer.

Henry Beirblocke.* ( Wilson.)
Rowland Trappes.* {Wilson,)
Roger Trappes.® {Wilson.)

8 Jan.

Daniel Shetterden, s. of IsaaCy leatherseller.
Matthew Roper, s. of ^oAny merchant taylor.
Philip Puncheback, s. of Williamy brewer.
John Dale, s. of Williamy leatherseller.
Thomas Williams, | ^^^^ ^ a^^t,^^, „^.
Alexander Williams, \ sons of ^«/A^^, gent.

William Gabbett, s. of Roberty haberdasher.
John Ffryars, s. of Johny draper.
Stephen Awger,^ s. of Michaely farmer.
William Carewe, s. of Peter y draper.
Thomas Caesar,* s. of Ccesar Adelmar.
Henry Turke, s. of Henry y draper.
Caesar Walpole, s. of Htlaryy poulterer.

1 yohn Fawcet, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1577, B.A. 1581-2 ; died young.
(Wilson.)

* Henry Campion^ perhaps son of Will. C. of Low Layton, co. Essex. He was of
Emmanuel Coll. Camb. and wrote an elegy on the death of Queen Elizabeth, which was
printed among the Oxford and Cambridge verses in 1603.

' Rowland Dawbney^ eldest son of Oliver, of London, gent. ( Vis. of London^
1568.)

* Henry Beirblocke, Elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1577, b.a. 1581-2, Minor Canon
of Rochester, living'ieii.

« Rowland Trappes, 2nd son of Robert, citizen and mercer, o.s.P. will dated 1594,
proved at C.P.C. 1616.

* Roger Trappes, of Cheam, co. Surrey, younger brother of the above ; died 161 6.

' Stephen Awger. One of this name matric. at St. John's, Oxford in 1605, and is
desc. as son of a gentleman, who was probably the Stephen in the text.

* Thomas Casar, 2nd son of Caesar Adelmar, an Italian, who was physician to Queen
Mary. Thomas Caesar (who was also younger brother of Sir Julius Caesar, Master of
the Rolls) was made a Baron of Exchequer and Knighted in 16 10. He died in 162 1 and
may, perhaps, have married (3 Feb. 1607-8) Jane Wood, at Allhallows the Less, London.
(Par. Reg.)

14 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Edmund Sherington. (See 9 Nov. 1565.)

William Slanye, s. of Edward^ woolwinder.

Thomcis Watte, s. of Thomas^ haberdasher.

Christopher Keley, s. of Thomas^ yeomau.

John Thorpe, s. of Philip.

Roger Wylde,^ s. of , sadler.

Thomas (jrymes, s. of Robert, butcher.

John Fabyan,^ s. of John.

Richard Brigge.

Richard Willett, s. of Edward, Salter.

William Grunley, s. of Percival, merchant taylor.

Anthony Gyttens,' s. of Leonard, skinner.

Gerson Wilford,* s. of John, merchant taylor.

William Fowley, s. of William, yeoman.

Edward Belfield,* s. of William, skinner.

John Higden, s. of William, yeoman.

Henry Punche.
16 Jan.

Jeffi-ey Place, s. of William, merchant taylor.

Robert Ogden, s. of Peter, merchant taylor.
10 Feb.

Balthazar Cowper, s. of William, dyer.

19 Feb.

John Walgrave, s. of John, deed., merchant taylor.

[Mr. Henry Wythers, late elected to an exhibition, surrenders
it, having been elected to a fellowship in Trinity College, Cam-
bridge.]

20 Feb.

[John Hutcheson,® son of their own clarke, student in the
University of Cambridge, chosen exhibitioner in place of Withers.]
3 March.

Thomas Fryar, s. of Robert, deed., draper.

1570.

7 April.

John Bennett, s. of Edward, merchant taylor.

28 April.

Matt. Gwynne,' s. of Edward, grocer.

^ Roger Wylde^ perhaps 3rd son of Edmond W. of Midleton, cousin of DeanNowelL

• John Fabyaftf probably of Thorpe, co. Surrey. (See Vis, of London, 1634.)

> Anthony GytUns, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1576, Vicar of St. Giles', Oxford.

* Gerson Wilford, assisted by Rob. Nowell in 1575, being then at Cambridge.
(NoweWs Spending.)

» Edward Belfield, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1576, B.A. 1580-1, M.A. 1589, Rector
of Wolverton, co. Warw. ( Wilson,)

« John Hutcheson, Scholar of Pemb. Hall, Camb. 1570, Fellow 1574. (Loder^s
Franuingfuim,)

' MaUhew Gvtynne, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 157^, B.A. 1578, M.A. 1582, Proctor
1588, M.B. and M.D. 1593. In 1595 he was made Physician to the English Ambassador
in France, and on the foundation of Gresham College appointed its first Professor of
Physic. F.R.C.P. 1605 and afterwards Registrar. He was a Latin Poet of considerable
skm. His tragedy of *<Nero" was commended by Justus Lipsius, and his comedy
<< Vertumnus " was acted before King James at Oxford with much applause. He died in
Oct. 1627. {MunVs RoU. Wood's Ath,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 15

8 May.

John Lyster, s. of Richardy clothworken
Roger Gwynne/ s. of Edward^ grocer.
Jeffrey Morgan, s. of William^ merchant taylor.
Richard Warfield, s. of Roger ^ grocer.

13 June.

Harry Thompson, s. of Richardy draper.

WiUiam Lee.* [Wilson.)
Thomas Harrison.' [JVilson,)
William Buggins.* {Wilson,)

20 June.

Robert Kyndlemas, s. of Edmundy mercer.
4 Sep.

John Pratte,' s. of Richardy merchant taylor.

Alexander Hilton, s. of Johny deed., merchant taylor.

John Kympton, s. of Williamy merchant taylor.

Edward Hale, s. of Thomasy grocer.
8 Sep.

Symond Haskewe, s. of Johny ironmonger.

Richard Mylne, s. of GeorgCy girdler.

William Baker, s. of Edwardy clothier.

Valentine Pell,* s. of Johny merchant.

Christopher Dorrell,^ s. of Johny gent.

Thomas Martin,* s. of ThomaSy grocer.

Francis Cooke,® s. of Thomas^ clothworker.

Richard Howman, s. of Richardy fishmonger.

Basill Beacon, s. of ThomaSy minister.

William Parry, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.

Abraham Stogden, s. of Richardy gardener.

William Cartwright, s. of Johny girdler.

William Thatcher, s. of Williamy draper.

Martyn Awdys, s. of Richardy scrivener.

Samuel Glover, s. of Henryy clothworker.

* Roger Gwynne, of London, grocer, husband of Beatrix Warren ( Vis, of London)^
or Roger Gwynne, apothecary, who married i8 Oct. 1579 at St. Mary Aldermary, Joane
Kcblewhyte. (Par, Reg,)

» WiUiam Lee, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1572, M.A. 1581.
' Thomas Harrison, of St. John's, Camb. B.A. 1576.

* WiUiam Buggins, of Christ's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1576.

^ John Pratte. Among the London scholars at Pemb. Hall, Camb. m 1575 occurs
the name of Pratte. (Lansdowne MS, 20.)

* Valentine PeU, One of this name was third son of John P. of Dersingham, co.
Norf. and an attorney at Lynn ; died 1623. {BlomfieWs Norfolk,)

' Christopher Dorrell, merchant taylor, buried at St. Mary, Abchurch, 3 Dec. 1586.
{Par. Reg,)

> Thomas Martin, A London scholar of this name at Pemb. Hall, Camb. in 1575.
(Lansdowne MS. 20.)

* Francis Cooke^ sent to St. John's, Oxf. 16 June, 1579, at cost of Rob. Nowell.
(spending,)

1 6 Merchant Taylori School Register.

William Rogers, s. of Thomas^ plumber.

John Bowyer, s. of Johtiy gent.

Francis Bowsfield,^ s. of BartholomeWy minister.

2 Oct.

Edmond Abdy,^ s. of Roger ^ merchant taylor.
13 Oct.

20 Oct.

John Hall, s. of Thomas^ grocer.

3 Nov.

John Barker, s. of yohtty clothier.
3 Dec.

Nicholas Huys, s. of Richard^ barber.

wSSaSJ^S. ! »onaof>Kmen*a„t.aylor.
Thomas God,'s. of Johriy merchant taylor.
Richard Brabbin,'s. of Richardy haberdasher.

ferM^^u?? ! sons of i?/.W, fishmonger.
Robert Coverte, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.
Anthony Marsh, s. of Johtiy mercer.
James Wilson, s. of Johtty dyer.
Robert Marshall, s. of Johriy fishmonger.
James Redman,^ s. of Wtlltanty pewterer.
Christopher Sotherton,^ s. of Johtiy gent.
Edward Harryson, s. of Roberty goldsmith.
James Bond, s. of Johtiy gent.
John Baughe, s. of Roger y fishmonger.
John Bodnam,' s. of Williattiy grocer.
William Widnell, s. of Williatriy merchant taylor.
8 Dec.

Peter Master (or Masten), s. of JatneSy vintner, deed.

1571.

6 April.

Edmund Allen,® s. oi Edtnundey late clerk, Bp. of Rochester.

1 Francis BouseJUldy of St. John's Coll. Cambridge, 1573, when he received aid
from Rob. Nowell. (Spending, p. 184.)

2 Edmond Abdy, of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law, father of Sir Christopher
Abdy, Knt.

' Thomas God matriculated at St. John's, Oxf.

* Arthur Mouse. «*Once Deputy to Wallbrook Wani;" buried at S. Maxy,
Abchurch, 22 Jan. 1643-4. (Par, Reg.)

8 James Redman, only son of William Redman, descended from an old Yorkshire
family. (Vis. of London, 1568.)

« Christopher Sotherton, only son of John S., Baron of the Exchequer, by his first
wife. He was admitted of Gray's Inn, 1582.

' John Bodnam. (See his father's marriage, Vis. of London, 1568.)

« Edmund Allen, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1577, b.a. 1581-2. He died
yoimg, and his father, though styled " Bishop," died before consecration.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 17

Edwin Sandys.^ [Wibon^
Miles Sandys.^ [Wilson.)
Samuel Sandys,' {Wilson^
John Nowell.*
William Wylde.*
Richard Latewar.® [Wilson.)
George Cranmer.' [fVilson.)
Thomas Cranmer.* {Wilson.)
Ralph Ravens.® {Wilson.)
George Gardner.*® (Wilson.)
Edward Sprote." (Wilson.)
Thomas Poticarye.*^ {Wilson.)
David Harris." {Wilson.)

I Edwin Sandys, second son of Archbishop Sandys, Scholar, and afterwards Fellow,
of C. C. C. Oxford, M.A. 1583, the pupil and friend 01 Richard Hooker, and well-loiown
in his day as Sir Edwin Sandys, the traveller. He was Prebendary of York from 158 1
to 1603, and in 1 62 1 was imprisoned with Selden in the Tower of London. He wrote
•* Europae Speculum ; or a View and Survey of Religion in the Western Parts of the
World," and left jf 1,500 to the University of Oxford to found a metaphysical lecture.

• Miles Sandys, of Wilberton, in the Isle of Ely, 3rd son of the Archbishop, bom
29 March, 1563 ; Preb. of York, 1585, knighted by James I. and created a Ba&onbt
25 Nov. 161 2.' He-was M.p. for the IJniv. of Cambridge, 12 Jac. i, and for Worcester
3 Car. I, and died in 1644.

' Samuel Sandys, eld. son of the Archbishop and ancestor of Lord Sandys, bom
28 Dec. 1560; M.P. for Worcestershire I2**» and i8*>» Jac. i ; died 18 Aug, 1623, It is
probable that the other 50ns of the Archbishop — Thomas, William and Henry — ^were
also educated at M. T. S.

^ yohn Normell, of Lancashire; a pupil in Mr. Mulcaster*s School in 1571, and
subsequently at Oxford. (Spending of Rob, Nowell, p. no.)

^ fVUliam Wylde, of Lancashire, came from Middleton School, and seems to have
gone to Broadgates Hall, Oxford. {Ibid.)

• Richard Latewar, elected scholar of St. John's, Oxf. 1580, m.a. 1588, successively
Rector of Hopton, co. SufF. and of Finchley, co. Midx. Chaplain to Lord Mountjoy,
Lord Lieutenant in Ireland, where he was slain in 160 1. He was ''a noted preacher*' and
has a monument in St. John's Coll. Chapel. ( fVbod*s Ath,)

' George Cranmer, bom in Kent, 1564. Scholar of C. C. C. Oxford, 1577-8, under
Rich. Hooker; Exhibitioner of the M. T. Comp. 1581 ; Fellow, 1583. He declined to
take Hol]^ Orders and in 1586 entered the service of Secretary Davison. In 1C91. he
accompanied Sir H. KiUigrew on his embassy to France, and was afterwards the
companion of Sir Ed. Sandys. In 1598-9 he wrote his celebrated letter to Hooker on
the principles of Church Government, and soon afterwards went to Ireland as Secretary
to Lord Mountjoy. He was slain in a skirmish with the Irish rebels at Carlingford,
16 July, 1600, leaving behind him a high reputation for learning. ( Wood, Camden, &c.)

8 Thomas Cranmer, seven years younger than the above ; matriculated at Magd.
Coll. Oxf. in 1 58 1, but migratea to Corpus, where he enjoyed the Company's Exhibition
vacated by his brother. He became a lunatic before 1607, and died at Canterbury July,
1641.

• Ralph Ravens, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1575, M.A, 1582-3, d.d. 1596, Vicar of
Dunmow, 1597 ; assisted in the tran^tion of the Bible.

>o George Gardner, elect, to St. John's, Oxf. 1574. b.A.

II Edward Sprote, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1574, M.A. 1582.

" Thomas Poticarye^ el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1575. Master of the Grammar School
at Salisbury.

" David Harris, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1575. Described in Mat. Reg. as of
Bristol, aged 18; his father a gentleman. . _

C

!8 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Roger Hacket.i {Wilson)
Edmund Smyth.^ {Wilson)

6 May.

Roger Sharodde, s. of William^ deed., cook.
IS June.

Benedict Atkinson, \ ^^^^ r ^l,^^^ ^^.^.r^^^^

Edmund Atkinson, [ *°"^ ""^ ^^'^> s^^vener.

Hugh Bowyer, s. of Koberty merchant taylor.

Ralph Buckland,^ s. of Edmund^ esquire.
8 July.

Henry Dowe,* s. of Robert Dowey warden.
3 Aug.

John Spenser,* s. of John Spenser y gent.

17 Sep.

ffomas'siS'the, ( -"« ^' ^^^^^ haberdasher.
Richarde Percyvall,® s. of George P., esquire.
Henry Heme, s. of NicolaSy knight.
George Aynsworthe, s. of ThomaSy merchant.
William NicoUs, s. of Richardy merchant taylor.
19 Oct,

William Whittle, s. of Wm. W.y merchant taylor.
John Carewe, s. of ^ohn, mercer.
Thomas Gunter, s. of Philipy skiimer.
Adrian Corbett, s. of Johny wheelwright.
John Evell, s. of Richardy grocer.
Peter Freeman, s. of Philip y merchant taylor.
Thomas Gales, s. of Johny clothworker.
Roger Tedder, s. of Johny clothworker.
Robert Partridge, s. of ThomaSy linendraper.

i57i-a-
I March.

William Johnson, s. of Johny vintner.

* Roeer Hacket. If he became d.d. of New Coll. Oxf., Rector of N. Crawley
(1590) wnere he was buried in 162 1, he must have migrated to Winchester. (See Wood^s
Ath, (Bliss) ii. 317.)

' Edmund Smyth, of Caius Coll. Camb. B.A. 1583, M.A. 1588. He became Under
Master of Merchant Taylors* in 1580, and Head Master in 1592, but resigned- his post
in 1599.

' Ralph Buckland, of Magd. Coll. Oxf. He became a Convert to Romanism and
was a zealous priest and voluminous writer. Died 161 1.

* Henry Dowe, Student of Ch. Ch. Oxford in 1576 by order of Queen Elizabeth. He
died at College 23 Oct., 1578 and was buried in the Cathedral, where an inscription
testifies to his moral and intellectual worth.

» John Spenser, Bible clerk of C. C. C. Oxford 1573, M.A. 1585, Fellow 1579 and in
1607 President. He was chaplain to James I., Preb. of St. Paul's and Vicar of St.
Sepulchre's, London, but is chiefly remembered as the friend of Hooker, and, as is
supposed, joint author of part of the "Ecclesiastical Polity." He was one of the trans-
lators of the Bible and a very learned writer. Died 3 April, 16 14.

« Richard Percyvall. Was he not the ancestor of the Earl of Egmont and a man
of mark in the reign of James I. ? (See Collins^ Peerage,)

Merchant Taylori School Renter. 1$

Stephen Jennens, s. of Thomas^ girdler.

Randulf Starkey, s. of Randulfy merchant taylor.

Thomas Denham,* s. of Richurd^ plaisterer.

Giles Tomson, s. of Edward^ mercer.

Henry Starkey, s. of Raridulf^ merchant taylor.

John Henlowe, s. of Roger.

Will. Stonehouse,^ s. of George^ esqixire.-

Will. Peterson, s. of Peter.

James Guydechardyne,* s. of Vincent^ Italian.

William Oljrff, s. of Erkenwalde^ gent.

Richard Worth, s. of William^ mercer.

Stephen Auger, s. of NtcolaSy draper.

Rowland Jones, s. of Griffinj skinner.

Edward Hulson, s. of Johriy goldsmith.

Thomas Fflux, s. of ThomcLSy grocer.

Geoffrey Tratman, s. of Thomas^ gent.

OlyflF Leigh,* s. of John Olyff, gent.

John Sympson, s. of

1572.
Thomas Rigbie, s. of Richard^ glasier.
Richard Bayly, s. of Edward^ husbandman.
Thomas Maddox, s. of Williamy husbandman.
Godfrey Morgan, s. of Williamy merchant taylor.
Michael Denham, s. of Richard^ plaisterer.
Humphrey Covert,* s. of Robert^ merchant taylor.
Symon Waterson, s. of Richard^ sawyer.
Richard Peeste, s. of Thomas.
Henry Elsmore, s. of Henry y grocer.
Will. Heblethwaite, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.
Thomas Palmer, s. of ThomaSy merchant.
William Edney,* s. of Philipy merchant taylor.
Thomas Stevens, s. of ThotnaSy husbandman.
Giles Jacob, s. of GtleSy merchant taylor.
Will. Plasden, s. of NtcholaSy loriner.
Edward Glascock,' s. of Johriy gent.
William Trevell, s. of Williamy apothecary.
Thomas Scarlet, s. of Williamy gent.

* Thomas Denham, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1575, M.A. 1583.

» William Stonehotise matriculated at Univ. Coll. Oxf. 1574-5, aged 18. He was
created a Baronet by Charles I. and died 5 Feb. 1631. Buried at Radley, co. Berks.

* James Guydechardyne, (See Vis, of Essex, 1612.)

* Olvff Leigh, mat. at Univ. Coll. Oxford, 1574-5, aged 14. He fitted out and
defrayed the charges of an expedition to Guiana circa 1604 and was knighted. Died
14 ybjc. 161 2. (See Purchases Pilgrims, ii.)

* Humphrey Covert, of Godstone, co. Surrey. (See M, T. Bindings, i. fol. 182.)

* William Edney. Perhaps the Gent, of the Chapel Royal, who died of the Plague
13 Nov. 1581. (See Old Cheque Book, Camb, Soc.)

"^ Edivard Glascock, of Sible Hedingham, co. Essex. (Vis. of Essex, 1614.)

26 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Eustachius Kitley, s. of FranciSy leatherseller.

Edward Pake, s. of Nicholas^ gent.

Laurence Fern, s. of Laurence^ merchant.

Francis Garway, s. of Walter^ draper.

Thomas A§tell, s. of ThomctSy chandler.

William Sutton,^ s. of Johfiy Salter.

John Wanlen, s. of Owetiy baker.

Richard Coxe,^ s. of Robert^ draper.

William Smjrth, s. of Johtty husbandman.
17 Oct.

John Peryn.'
20 Oct.

Sebastian Archbolde, s. of Johtiy clothworker.

Samuel Fox,*s. of Johiiy minister.

John Chese, s. of NtcholaSy labourer.

Nicholas Spenser,* s. of Roberty clothworker.

Francis Stone, s. of Edmundy sadler.

David Grene, s. of Hughy fletcher.

Thomas Rickthom, s. of Wtlltaniy yeoman.

George Raynsbee,® s. of Johriy coyner.

Michael Ruste, s. of Thomas^ brewer.

James Birmon, s. of JameSy clothworker.

John Kinge, s. of Johriy salter.

John Stacie, s. of Henry y iremonger.

Robert Loe, s. of Philipy haberdasher.

William Marshall, s. of ThomaSy country merchant.

Henry Cox, s. of ThomaSy blacksmith.

Brian Deables, s. of Johny linendraper.

Francis Chamberlain, s. of FranciSy gent.

John Withe, s. of Johny haberdasher.

Stephen Slany,' s. of Stepheny skinner.

Valentine Jones, s. of Wtlltaniy farmer.

Robert Hodshon, s. of Roberty counsellor.

Robert Nicholson, s. of ThomaSy clothworker.

Robert Hewet, s. of John^ haberdasher.

1 William Sutton, of Ch. Ch. Oxford, M.A. 1584, B.D. "A very learned man, an
excellent orator, Latinist, Grecian, and preacher ;" died 1632. ( Wood's Ath,) ■

* Richard Coxe served as Warden of M. T. Company in 1600.

' John Peryn, of St. John's Coll. Oxford, d.d. Regius Professor of Greek and
Canon of Ch. Ch. 1597. One of the translators of the Bible. Vicar of Wartling, co.
Sussex.

* Samuel Fox, eld. son of the Martyrologist. Demy and afterwards Fell, of Magd.'
Coll. Oxf. M.A. 1587. Burgess for the University, 1590. Died 1629. He is thought to
be the author of a treatise on the Apocalypse, dedicated to Abp. Whitgift.

* Nicholas Spenser, probably related to Nicholas Spenser, who was on the Court of
the Company at this date, and perhaps afterwards of Cople, co. Beds. (See M, T,
Bindings, 7 June 16 13.)

* George Raynshee, of St. John's Coll. Oxford, B.D. living 1603.

' Stephen Slany, eld. son of Sir Stephen Slany, Knt. who was Lord Mayor in 1575.
He died in his father's lifetime, i.^. before 1608.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 2 1

Robert Hillyard, s. of J^ohn, goldfinder.
Gabriel Grymston, s. of ^oAn, gent,
John Ffloyd, s. of Roherty gent.
John Nedham, s. of GeorgCy mercer.
John Nayler, s. of Henrys counsellor.

5 Dec.

William Andrews, s. of Edward^ merchant taylor.

X572-3.

9 Feb.

William Baynes, s. of Robert^ of Cuthome, co. Lane,
woodman.

^A n '573.

6 April.

Thomas Hutton,^s. of , merchant taylor,

10 April.

Robert Daveney, s. of Bartholomew^ skinner.

John Buckeridge.* [Wibon^
Robert Chamock.' [Wibon^
Peter Fyrmyn.* {Wilson^

13 Aprfl.

William Conley, s. of John.

3 May.

Walter Fish, s. of Walter y merchant taylor.
Humphrey Roydon, s. of Humphrey.
27 June.

Richard Tomlinson, s. of Rich.

Rogir^fiSi!^^' I sonsofiI/r./2/rA»rrf,oneofthewardens.

1573-4.
IS Jan.

Thomas Atkinson, s. of Thomas^ scribe.

Gilbert Yorke, s. of Gilherty merchant taylor.

Henry Garland, s. of George.

Robert Busfelde, s. of BartholomeWy minister.

Thomas Eccles, s. of Richard^ clerk.

Robert Ogden, s. of Peter^ merchant taylor.

6 March.

Sydrak Balden, s. of JameSy merchant taylor.
Thomas Carter, s. of Wtlliamy deed., goldsmith.

» Thomas Hutton, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1584, B.D. "A frequent preacher"
(Wood,) He was Rector of North Lewe, co. Devon, Vicar of St. Kewe, co. Com.,
Preb. of Exeter, and author of many controversial works. Died Dec. 1639.

2 yohn Buckeridgey elected Founder's-kin Fell, of St. John's, Oxford, 1578. Arch-
deacon of Northampton; Canon of Windsor and Hereford; Chaplain to King James I.;
President of St. John's Coll. in 1605; Bishop of Rochester in 161 1, translated to
Ely, 1628. Died 1631.

3 Robert Chamock, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1578.

* PeUrFyrmyn^ el. to St. John's, Oxford, 1580, B.A. 1584, M.A. 1588, D.D.

22 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

1574-
27 March.

John Woodhouse, s. of William.

7 May.

Peter Grace, s. of Peter ^ joyner.
Gabriell Rosse.

9 May.

Richard Wall, s. of John.

18 June.

Stephen Stokes, s. of William^ cook.
Symond Sutton, s. of Edwardy bookbinder.
Nicholas Lymby,^ s. of Thomas.

21 June.

Robert Stirrop, s. of Roberty gent.

10 Sep.

Richard Flemyng, s. of William^ currier.
20 Sep.

Robert White, s. of Edwardy tailor.
I Oct.

Anthony Grene, s. of ThomaSy goldsmith.
6 Oct.

William Shawe, s. of Edmundy carpenter.
15 Oct.

William Freeman, s. of Roberty tailor.

Edward Jones, s. of Anthony y mariner.

1574-5.

22 Jan.

Richard Northall, s. of Henryy merchant taylor.
Christopher Ken,^ s. of ThomaSy cordwainer.
Ralph Forman, s. of Clementy merchant taylor.
Balthazar Cooper, s. of Williamy dyer.
Edward Traves, s. of Johny merchant taylor.

I March.

John Willoby,^ s. of Williamy merchant taylor.

Rowland Searchfield.* (Wilson.)
Henry Pryce.* {Wilson.)

» Nicholas Lytnhye, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1582, B.A. 1586-7, Vicar of St. Gfles's,
Oxford, B.D.; has Latin verses on the death of Queen Elizabeth in the University
collection.

2 Christopher Ken. One of this name was eld. son of Thomas Ken, of Bristol (brother
of Christ. Ken, of Ken, co. Som.), and was bapt. at Ken, 16 Aug., 1570. He seems to
have died young.

' ^ohn fVilloby, probably identical with John Willoughby, of Ch. Ch. Oxford, who
was aided by Nowell (Spendingy p. 204), and perhaps brother of Henry Willoby (mat. at
St. John's, Oxf. 1591), the author of "Avisa," a poem in which the earliest mention of
Shakspeare is to be found.

* Rowland Searchfield, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1582, B.A. 1586, M.A. 159a
Proctor of the University, 1596. Bishop of Bristol, 1619. Died 1622.

* Henry Pryce, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1584, B.A. 1587, M.A. 1591. Rector of
Fleetmarston, co. Bucks. Author of some minor works, 1593-9. ( Wood*s Ath.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 23

John Sones.* {Wilson!)
Nicholas Hill.* {Wilson)
George Wright.' [Wilson)
James Whitelocke.* [Wilson)
Patente.*

6 Match.

Robert Penwarden,* s. of Richardy gent.

William Kempe,' s. of Francis^ gent.

John Jaye, s. of Henrys draper.

Thomas Horner, s. of Thomas^ salter.

Francis Bradbanck, s. of William^ grocer.

Henry Lynford, s. of Henry y gent.

Robert Whittell, s. of William^ merchant taylor.

John Gilbome, s. of ThomaSy clothworker.

Griffin Emsbie, s. of WilHamy haberdasher.

William Fuller, s. of Johny gent.

David Twyssell, s. of Roberty haberdasher.

John Davenett,* s. of Johny merchant taylor.

8 March.

Richard Offley, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.
Edw. Carpenter, s. of Johny tailor.
John Duckett, s. of Geoffreyy mercer.
Robert Matthewe, s. of Geofreyy carpenter.
Thomas Edney, s. of Wilhanty merchant taylor.
John Buck, s. of GeorgCy fishmonger.
Thomas Leger, s, of ThomaSy milner.
Thomas Greene, s. of Lwarencey cutler.
Nicholas Berry, s. of NicholaSy fishmonger.
Robert Pattenson, s. of Briany vintner.

18 March.

Roger Lambert, s. of Christopher y merchant taylor.
Richard Hynt, s. of Roger y goldsmith.

» John SoneSf el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1586, B.A. 1 590-1, m.a. 1594. First Under
Master of M. T. School 1 595- 1606. Vicar of Evenley, co. Northants, and of Northmoor,
CO. Oxon; living 161 2.

« Nicholas Hill, el. to St. John's, Orf. 1587, B.A. " An eminent Chymist."
(Wood's Ath.)

' George IVrigkt, elected to St. John's, Orf. 1588, and afterwards knighted.

^ James Whitelocke, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1588, B.c.L. m.p. for Woodstock.
Chief Justice of Chester. He was knighted on being promoted to the Bench, and was
saccessively Justice of the Common Pleas and of the King's Bench. A friend and
contemporary of Archbishop Laud. Sir James Whitelocke died in 1632, leaving a high
reputation behind him.

' Patente, A scholar of this name <' at Mr. Mulcaster's School " occurs

among those assisted by R. Nowell in 1575. (Spending,)

• Robert Penwarden, eld. son of Richard P. of Penwaren in St. Mawman, co. Com.
He succeeded his father in the family estate, and died in 1658. (Vis, of Com, 1620.
HarL Soc,)

^ JVilliam JCempe, son of Francis K., of Little Hadham, co. Herts. Died yotmg.

® John Davenett^ Warden of the M. T. Company, 1592-3.

24 Merchant Taylor^ ScJiool Register.

Richard Murlow, s. of Richard^ joiner.
William Denton, s. of Thomas^ milner.

1575.

22 April.

William Bartlett.

William Rankyn, s. of Edwardj goldsmith,

James Fitche, s. of Willianiy gent.

Timothy Willis,^ s. of Richard^ leatherseller.

Thomas Willis, s. of the same.

Thomas Twrwott, s. of Richard^ gent.

John Frith, s. of Humphrey^ yeoman.

11 April.

Richard Webb, s. of Georgey currier.
William Wilcock, s. of John^ merchant taylor.
John Stokemeid, s. of JohUy merchant.
Ralph Stent, s. of Thomas^ baker.
William Watson, s. of Willianiy clothworker.
Francis Hoper.
John Rankin.

Will. Rciinsbie, s. of George^ currier.
29 April.

Robert Benall, s. of William.

2 May.

William Fuljambe, s. of Nicholas.

Richard Andrews,^ s. of Edmond^ merchant.

Thomas Scholey, s. of ThamaSy Salter.

Thomas Bowthe, s. of Henryy coyner.

John Russell, s. of ThomaSy clothworker.

John Feilde,^ s. of Humphrey y clothier.
2 Nov.

John Armys, s. of Johity gent.

Humphrey Champion, s. of Arnoldy clothworker.

Thomas Powell, ) r cy z. i.

Robert Powell, \ ^^^ of John, hre^^r.

Edmond Hunt, s. of Johtiy gent.
John Cooling,* | . p.

^^ Edward Cooling, j ^^'^^ ^* ^^^"^^^ ^^^^^•
Adyell Rawlins, s. of ThomaSy skinner.

> Timothv Willis^ el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1578, B.A. 1582, in which year he was ejected
from his Fellowship, but seems to have been afterwards re-admitted by request of Will.
Cordell, the visitor. He was sometime Ambassador to Muscovy. ( Wood's Ath.)

* Richard Andrews, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1591, m.a. 1599, m.b. 1607^ m.d. 1608,
F.R.C.P. 1 6 10 and Censor for several years. He was named Physician to St. Bartholomew's
Hospital in 1631, but did not succeed to the office. He died 25 June, 1634 "highly
esteemed among learned men and others." ( Wood^s Ath,)

' John FeUde, probably Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Camb. 1593.
> Johf^ Cooling, One of this name matriculated at Oxford from Magd. Coll. in
1581 ; aged 17. (Mat. Reg,)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. i$

John Childerley,* s. of ElltSy turner.
Will. Jacke, s. of JohUy merchant taylor.
Thomas Palmer, s. of Henry^ merchant taylor.
Luke Backster,^ s. of William^ merchant taylor.
Percival Edwards, s. of ThomaSy draper.
John Addam, s. of ThomaSy shoemaker.-
2 Dec.

Henry Smallwood, s. of Georgey tailor.
Will. Matthew, s. of ThomaSy haberdasher.
Bazell Backster, s. of Willianiy merchant taylor.
Edward Tanner, s. of Williamy yeoman.
William Money, s. of Peter y clothworker.
Nicholas Lyvin, s. of Willianiy parson.
John Clive, s. of Henry y woolwinder.

1575-6.
30 Jan.

Samuel Harvey, s. of Williamy grocer.
Humphrey Barton, s. of Roherty plaisterer.
John Copertwake, s. of CharleSy sadler.
John Fox, s. of LebbeuSy goldsmith.

R^?pT(£re/' 1 ^°"^ ""^ 5^^*'"'^' merchant taylor.
John Swinnerton,^ s. of Johny merchant taylor.
James Ware, s. of ThomaSy linen-draper.
Richard Holte, s. of Richardy grocer.
Edward Brooke, s. of Simony merchant.
Francis Pinfold, s. of Richardy chandler.
Robert Wood, s. of Williamy butler.

9 April.

Robert Benall, s. of Williamy merchant taylor.

30 April.

John Cooke, s. of Edwdrdy draper.
Anthony Bannister, s. of Johny cordwainer.

1 yohn Childerley, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxford. D.D. Preacher to the
English merchants trading at Stode, and, after his return to England, Chaplain to two
Ardibishops of Canterbury. He was Rector of St. Mary Woolnoth, and in 1606 of St.
Dunstan's-m-the-East. In 1643 he " cheerfully submits to the order of sequestering his
fiving of Shenfield, Essex, asking only for some reasonable annuity, as he is 80 years
of age " (Lords' Papers Hist, AfSS, Report v.), and died in 1645 with a high reputation
for learning and eloquence. ( JVood^s Ath,)

2 Luke Backster admitted Student of the Inner Temple, 1586.

' Robert Gore, sixth son of Alderman Gerard Gore ; admitted freeman of the M. T.
Company in 1592 ; died unmarried 26 May, 161 7, aged 52.

^ Ralph Gore^ seventh son of the same ; freeman of the M. T. Company 1592. He
was fined for Sheriff, and, settling at Southall, co. Middx, died Sep. 1637.

* John Swinertotty perhaps bapt. at St. Dionis, Backchurch, 17 Dec. 1564. He
Was an eminent London merchant; Warden of the M. T. Company 1596-7, 1600-1;
Master 1606-7 ; Alderman of London; Sheriff in 1602 (when he was knighted) ; Lord
Mayor in 1612.

26 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Samuel Swindall, s. of Edmundy draper.

15 June.

George Asshawe, s. of Leonard^ hosier.
Edmond Curtis, s. of Gabriel^ merchant taylor.
John Cooper, s. of Castian.

6 July.

George S3rvidale, s. of Edmondj clothworker.

18 Sep.

Edward Gale, s. of Edward^ baker.

17 Oct.

John Hills, s. of Robert^ merchant taylor.

2 Nov.

Francis Vicars, s. of William^ merchant taylor.

3 Dec.

George Dawbney, s. of Bartholomew^ skinner.
Edward Brooke, s. of Stmon^ goldsmith.

30 Marcfa.

Francis Palmer, s. of Thomas^ husbandman.

15 July-

Anthony Major, s. of William^ merchant taylor.

18 Oct.

Martyn Okyn,^ s. of Edward^ vintner.

3 March.

Samuel Shorter, s. of Wtlliamy draper.

14 March.

Walter Huse, s. of John^ merchant taylor.

1578.

17 June.

George Ede, s. of Robert^ butcher.

20 June.

William Puckle, s. of Edmond.

II Aug.

Fulke Jordan,^ s. of Robert^ poulterer.

1578-9.

25 Jan.

William Watte, s. of Robert, of S. Katherine's.
George Ottringham, s. of Oliver^ merchant taylor.

9 March.

Thomas Curtis, s. of Gabriel, merchant taylor.

16 March.

Henry Laine, s. of Henry, merchant taylor.

1579.

19 June.

Ralph Griffith, s. of Griffith Kendryck, clothworker.

13 Nov.

Philip Madox, s. of William.

* Martin OJtyn matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. 1585, being then 18. (Mat, Reg.)
> Fulki Jordan^ baptiMd at St. Peter's, Comhill, 22 Nov. 1563. (Par. Reg.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 27

1579-80.

7 March.

Richard Downes, s. of Johtij ironmongen

1580.

2 May.

David Wrenche, s. of Symofiy scrivener.

5 June.

John Worsley, s. of John^ haberdasher.

22 Oct.

John Smith, s. of Nicholas^ merchant taylor.

5 Nov.

John Leeder, s. of William^ tailor.

14 Nov.

John Gleden, s. of Ottewelly grocer.

1581.

24 April.

Will. Watkins, s. of Philips merchant taylor.

26 June.

James Aldam, s. of Richard^ husbandman.

24 July.

Walter Clifton,^ s. of Robert^ of London, skinner.

1581-2.

29 Jan.

John Pluckwell, s. of Thomas^ haberdasher.
James Brugge, s. of Rtchardy plaisterer.

1582.

26 March.

John Orenge, s. of Edward^ merchant taylor.

2 April.

James Robinson, s. of Richard^ skinner.

30 April.

Ellis Davis, s. of Rdberty husbandman.

23 June.

John Warren, s. of William^ leatherseller.
12 Sep.

Stephen Allen, s. of Richard^ vintner.

19 Nov.

Thomas Lee, s. of Humphrey y merchant taylor.

1582.3.

6 Jan.

Cisley Hall, s. of Anthony ^ skinner.
18 Jan.

Thomas Elliott, s. of ThomaSy draper.

21 Jan.

Robert Edwards, s. of Barnabas^ baker.

iFcb.

Robert Saunders, s. of Robert^ merchant taylor.

^ Walter Cliftofiy perhaps rtlated to William Clifton, who was Master of the Company
in 1555-6.

28 Mefchant Taylors^ School Register.

1583.

16 Oct.

Arthur Baynam, s. of Richardy merchant taylof.

15 Nov.

Bamabye Claydon, s. of Bamabyj clothier.
William Twidall,^ s. of Johfiy minister. ,
Thomas Blackman, j ^^^^ n cy^^^^ «^^^^^
James Blackman, ) ^°"' °^ ^''"^^ ^"^^^^
John Cox, s. of Richardy merchant taylor.
Grerrard Sandys,* s. of Thomas^ gent.
John Hills, s. of Richardy fishmonger.
John Clerk, s. of Johtiy innholder.

1584.

April.

Will. Bradway, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.

4 May.

^hn^ Sl^e^^' ! ^^^^ ^^ '^^^^^ merchant taylor.

6 May.

Henry Trussell, s. of Johtiy yeoman, of Warwickshire.
Rowland Newbye, s. of Thomc^y clothworker.
Robert Prestlett, s. of ThomaSy shoemaker.

26 June.

William Greorge, s. of Edwardy turner.

27 July.

John Hill, s. of LawrencCy of London, cutler.
George Simpcox, s. of Johtiy clothworker.

5 Sep.

William Harper, s. of MyleSy labourer.

John Jones.' {Wilson^

1584-5.

9 Jan.

Isaac Bennett, s. of Hetiryy merchant taylor.
Thomas Webb, s. of ThomaSy haberdasher.

15 March.

George Webb, s. of ThomaSy haberdasher.

1 WUliam Twidall, The father, Dr. John T., was Rector of St. Martin's, Ludgate,
and died in 1585.

* Gerrard Sandys, Could the father have been the younger brother of Sir Edwin
and Sir Miles Sandys ? (Cf ante.)

3 yohn Jonesy elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1591, B.c.L. A friend of Archbishop Laud.
He became a Benedictine and changed his name to "Leander de S<^o Martino." He was
Professor of Divinity and Hebrew at Douay, and subsequently President of the Bene-
dictines in England, D.D. and titular Prior of the Catholic Church of Canterbury. He
died in 1629. Wood styles him *< a person of extraordinary eloquence, generaUy knowing
in all arts and sciences.'^

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 29

1585.

3 Sep.

John Rawlinson/ s. of Robert^ merchant taylor.

29 Nov.

Jacob Harrison, s. of John^ clothworker.

X585-6.

14 Jan.

John Coxe, s. of Johtiy merchant taylor.
Edward Truxton, s. of Edward.
William Lynn,* s. of Johtiy merchant taylor.
Richard Collins, s. of John^ cobbler.

7 Feb.

Thomas Grifl&n, s. of Rpan, merchant taylor.
25 Feb.

Christopher Andrew, s. of Godfrey^ husbandman.

1586.

22 Apni.

John Baylye, s. of Edward^ dyer.
Thomas Steward, s. of Joktiy pewterer.

6 May.

Wilfrid Spicer, s. of Willtamj haberdasher.
9 JuJy-

Robert Blennerhasset, alias Hasset, s. of ThomaSy of
Waltham Abbey, gent.
"5 July.

Wilfrid Gasher, s. of Percwaly painter.

Thomas Woode, s. of MattheWy merchant taylor.
19 Sep.

Walter Freest, s. of William^ bricklayer.
14 Oct.

John Cooper, s. of -ffi?«r4','m^chant taylor.

Roger Jones, s. of Hugky merchant taylor.

4 Nov.

Richard Turke, s. of Henry y fishmonger..

1586.7.

8 Jan.

Samuel Presse, s. of Johny minister.

17 Feb.

John Williams, s. of Christopher y merchant taylor.
John Chester, s. of Johny deed., pewterer.

3 March.

Robert Davyes, s. of Richardy girdler.

1587.

10 May.

William Cockes, s. of Henry y merchant taylor.

* John RawUnson^ el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1591, D.D. Preb. of Sarum; Principal of
St. Edmund Hall, Oxf. i6io;- Chaplain to James I. He seems to have been for a short
time f 1600) Master of Reading School. Wood describes him as " a fluent and florid
preacner.**

• fViUiam Lynn. He probably died young, as in 1589 another son of this name was
bom to John Lynn and baptised at St. Laurence Pountney.

30 Merchant Taylori School Register.

John, Tredwyn, s. of John.

31 May.

Robert Wright, s. of Richardy the common clerk of this

company.
Hugh Bullock, s. of Johny of Wigan, co. Lane, husbandman.

Michael Boyle.^ [Wilson)
Nicholas Cliffe.^ {Wilson.)
George Russell.* {Wilson,)
John Sandsbury.** \Wilson.)

18 June.

Thomas Price, s. of John, of London, clothworker.

Richard Ackworth,* \

Thomas Ackworth,® | sons of Richard, merchant taylor.

John Ackworth, )

Thomas Susan, s. of Robert, merchant taylor.

7 July-

Henry Aynesworth, s. of Henry, haberdasher.

8 Sep.

Thomas Powell, s. of William, shoemaker.
10 Nov.

Sampson West,^ s. of Richard, clerk to the yeomanrie of
the Merchant Taylors.
24 Nov.

John Leach, s. of John, girdler.

1587-8.
12 Jan.

Smith, s. of Smith, citizen of London.

15 March.

Edward Power, s. of Thomxis, haberdasher.
James Evans, s. of Richard, merchant taylor.

Z588.

28 March.

Walter Stone, s. of John, draper.

1 Michael Boyle, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1593, D.D. Dean of Lismorc.
Bishop of Lismore and Waterford 16 19. Died 1635.

» Nicholas CliffCy elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1592, B.A. 1597, M.A. 1600, b.d.
Chaplain to the Bishop of Lichfield. Vicar of Evenley, co. Northants, 16 14, and
afterwards Rector of Cnck.

« George Russell, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1593, B.c.L. 1599.

^ John Sandsburv, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1593, B.A. 1597, M.A. 1601.
Has Latin verses on the death of Queen Elizabeth in the University Collection. Died
1610.

5 Richard Ackworth, matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. 1589, aged 17. {Mat, Reg,)

* Thomas Ackworth seems to have been buried at St. Dionis, Backchurch, 8 Mar.
1600- 1. (Par, Reg.)

' Sampson West, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1597, and also held an Exhibition
of 40s. from the Company, being described in the minutes (x. Aug. 1597) as son of
** Richard West, the Bachelers* Clerck." B.A. 1601-2. Vicar of Eynsham, co. Ozon.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 3 1

a6 April.

Christopher Morrice, s. of Davidy merchant taylor.

24 May.

Jacob Herenden,^ s. of Semery merchant taylor.

31 May.

John Symons, s. of Johtiy cordwainer, at the request of
William Myles, clothworker.
19 July.

Mark Brown, s. of JohUy barber-surgeon.
George Spencer, s. of ThomaSy bricklayer.

30 Aug.

Matthew Griffith, | sons of ThomaSy merchant taylor, of
Thomas Griffith, ) London.

I Oct.

Ezekiel Bucke, s. of NicholaSy cit. and brownbaker, of

London.
Thomas Morrice, s. of Jasper y dyer, deed.
Thomas Warmingham, s. of Jontiy merchant taylor.
John Mellice, s. of Johfiy merchant taylor.

25 Nov.

John Scarborough, ) . p^t^^^ leatherseller

Rowland Scarborough, ] ^^^^ ^^ ^ooerty leatnerseller.

John Bones, s. of GeorgCy carpenter.

1588-9.

13 Jan.

John Millington,^ s. of Roger y merchant taylor.
3 Feb.

George Vaughan, s. of Hughy cit. and skinner.

9 Feb.

John Preston,* s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.
16 Feb.

Owen Morgan, s. of Roberty shoemaker,

3 March.

Will. Walmesley, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.
Peter "Worleeche, s. of Peter y merchant taylor, deed.

John Jones.* {Wilson>^
Benjamin Barnard.* [Wilson^
James Cleaton.® {Wilson.)
Peter Lawson.' {Wilson.)

* yacob Herenden, (See Vis, of Kent and Mon, Ins. in St. Ann's, Aldersgate.)

* yohn Millington^ apprenticed to Will. Leythom, of Broad Street, merchant
taylor, 25 Oct. 1591, his father being then dead. (i/. T. Company* s Bindings.)

* John Preston. Was he Fellow of Queen's Coll. Cambridge, in 1609, and
afterwards Master of Emmanuel College ?

* John Jonesy elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1594.

* Benjamin Barnard, elect, to St. John's, Oxf. 1595, M.A. 1603; Rector of East
Homdon, co. Essex.

* James Cleaion, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1597.

^ Peter Lawson, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1597, B.A. 1 601 -2, M.A. 1605. Buried in
St. John's Coll. Chapel, 1619.

32 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Theophilus Tuer.^ [Wilson)
Richard Jarfield.^ {Wilson.)

17 March.

Nathaniel Smith, s. of Robert^ cit. and merchant taylor.
George Brytan, s. of George^ merchant taylon

1589.

14 April.

" Three of the sons of Thomas Tailer were admitted.'*

.21 April.

Michael Owen, s. of Hughy merchant taylor.

28 April.

Adam Wonse, s. of John^ clothworker.

26 May.

• Samuel Wood, s. of Robert.

24 June.

John Gode, s. of John^ merchant taylor.
20 Oct.

Richard Paston^ s. of Hughy haberdasher.
12 Nov.

Humphrey Croxton, s. of John^ grocer.

14 Nov.

Thomas Denton, s. of Thomas.
Richard West, s. of Richard.

1589-go.
9 Feb.

Simon Burnett, s. of Willianty merchant taylor.

1590.

22 June.

Thomas Williams, s. of ThomaSy clothworker.
Francis Averell, s. of Richardy merchant taylor.
26 Oct.

Will. Nedeham, s. of Edward.

Thomas Conyers, s. of Henry.

Edward Duffey, s. of ThotnaSy merchant taylor.

Oliver Manwaring, s. of Randally merchant.

2 Nov.

John Henley, s. of Willianiy merchant taylor.
Je^Stch. ! - of ^"-i. bricklayer.

I59O-I.

I Jan.

John Hill, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.
Robert Tucker, s. of Johny clothworker.
8 Feb.

William Anthony, s. of Willy cit. and fishmonger.

» Theophilus Tutr, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1598, B.A. 1602-3, M.A. 1606; Chaplain
to Sir Henry Lee, of Ditchley. Has verses on the death of Queen Elizabeth in the
University Collection.

» Richard Jarfield, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1597. A benefactor to the College.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 33

15 Feb.

James Lorde, s. of JameSy ironmonger,

I March.

Thomas Pyford, s. of Thomas^ cit. and plumber.

1591.

26 April.

William Peele, of Alexander ^ skinner,
Francis Dee,^ s. of Davidy preacher,

10 May.

John Rooper, s. of Thomc^y merchant taylor.

31 May.

Will. Owen, s. of Owen Thomas^ merchant taylon

John Wicksted* {Wilson.)

'""Vm.

Dee,* s. of Davidy preacher.

Will. iJee,*s. 01 uavuiy preacner.

30 Aug.

Henry Barlie, s. of Edward^ dyer.
20 Sep.

Will. Abraham, s. of NicholaSy cit. and merchant taylor.

II Oct.

Francis Smith, s. of Anthony y baker.
Edward Daffe, s. of ThomaSy baker.

15 Nov.

Thomas Bell, s. of Richardy clothworker.

1591-a.

Thomas Williams, ) ^^^^ n n-i,^^„^
John Williams, ) sons of TA^^.

159a.

Uy.

John Mason, s. of Jeromey clothworker.

24jlll^

ohn Mason, s. of Jeron

1592-3.

12 Feb.

George Williams, s. of ThomaSy clothworker.
John Chafer, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.

5 March.

Anthony Soda, s. of Anthony y grocer.

II March.

John Sturman, s. of ThomaSy deed.

* Francis Dee, elected scholar of St. John's Coll. Camb. 1594; Chancellor of Sarum,
16 18; Dean of Chichester, 1630; Bishop of Peterborough, 1634. He founded a
Fellowship at Cambridge for his name or kin, if educated at M. T. S. or Peterborough
School. Died 1638.

« yohn JVicksted, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1598. Died 28 Mar. 1607, and
buried in the College Chapel.

3 William Dee^ brother of the Bishop, and son of the Rev. David Dee, Rector of
Great St. Bartholomew's, London.

* John Willington, One of this name is mentioned in Walker's Sufferings of the
Clergy as an ejected minister in Lancashire, but the name is common in tnat coupty.

D

34 Merchant Taylori School Register.

23 Apnl.

Christopher Merry, s. of Peter ^ weaver.

7 May.

Edward Hill, s. of Edward^ cit. and clothworker.

13 May.

Christopher Snelling, s. of William,

18 June.

Thomas Hudson, s. of Richard^ merchant taylor.

3^593-4-

14 Jan.

Erasmus Parkins, s. of Johtiy of London, deed., skinner.
Clement Mosse,^ s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor.
John Orton.^

4 Feb.

Josias Tucker, s. of Johtiy clothworker.
George Trumbell, s. of Richard^ deed., clerk.

18 Feb.

Ralph Mapledore, s. of George,

II March.

Joseph !Fletcher,^ s. of ThomaSj merchant taylor.

8 April.

Oliver Hudson, s. of Matthew, merchant taylor.

22 April.

Stephen Reade, s. of Jokfiy painter stayner.
John Britten, s. of Johuy shoemaker.

Lawrence Baker. [Wilson.)
Edmond Jackson.* [Wilson.)
Thomas Downer.* [Wilson.)
John Bumell. [Wilson.)
Joseph Billins.® [Wilson.)

1 Clement Mosse was apprenticed to Robert Smyth, near Guildhall, merchant
taylor, in 1598 ; became Comptroller of the Chamber and Clerk to the M. T. Company
before 1624. In 164 1-2 he served as Master of the Company. (See Vis. of London^
1634.)

* yohn Orton^ probably son of Randall Orton, merchant taylor, bapt, at St. Peter's,
Comhill, 4 April, 1585 ; bom 30 March. {Par. ketr.)

» Joseph Fletcher, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1600, M.A. 1608. Vicar of Wilby
and author of some Sermons published in 1629, Sec.

* Edmond Jackson, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1598, M.A. 1606. Chaplain to the
Bishop of Rochester. Vicar of Evenley, Northants, 16 1 2. (Wilson : Baker's
Northants.)

* Thomas Downer, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1600, B.A. 1604-5, M"^* '^^8, B.D.
1614. Rector of Radnage and Vicar of Kirtlington. (Wilson.)

« Joseph Billins^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1600, LL.B. Proctor in the Court of
Arches. (Ibid.)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 35

1 July.

Michael Terry/ s. of Richard^ plaisterer.

29 July.

John Cowne, s. of Wtllt'am^ merchant taylor.
5 Aug.

John Hutchins, s. of Johiiy merchant taylor.

12 Aug.

Robert Quinte, s. of , deed.

7 Oct.

Richard Groram, s. of Robert^ leatherseller.
14 Oct.

Henry Conyers, s. of Henryy merchant taylor.

II Nov.

fccSaS° Holbrooke,* ) ^^'^^ ^^ >^«' '^^'^'^''^ '^y^^''
John Hill, s. of Roger, clothworker.

25 Nov.

John Carew, s. of yohn, cit., clothworker.
9 Dec.

Leonard Stone, s. of J^ohn, draper.

1594-5.

20 Jan.

William Wakefield, s. of Wttt., merchant taylor.
Abraham Vicars, s. of Will., merchant taylor.
10 Feb.

Edward Sharpies, s. of James, merchant taylor.
William Speed, s. of John, merchant taylor.

3 March.

Matthew White,'* s. of James, clothworker.

10 March.

Richard Ashby, s. of Edward, clothworker.
^SSale: ) sons of ?i,^«, merchant taylor.
John Johnson,* s. of Richard, merchant taylor, deed.

17 March.

John Froone, s. of John, merchant taylor.

24 March.

Richard Buirke, s. of Symon, draper.

Thomas Moore, s. of Nicholas, merchant taylor.

1595.

31 March.

Francis Griffin,* s. of Hugh, merchant taylor.
William Apleby, s. of Robert, sadler.

1 Afuhael Tertyt of Famham, co. Surrey. (See pedigree in Vis. of Surrey, 1662.)
' Richard Holbrooke, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1602, B.A. 1606-7, m.a. 1610.

Vicar of Evenley, Northants, 161 5. Died 1639. (Wilson : Baker's Northants,)

' Matthew JVhiie, One of this name was Gentleman of the Chapel Roval in 1603,

Mus. Doc. of Oxford, 1629, and composer of several anthems, &c. (See Cheque Book

of the Chapel Royal, Camden Soc.)

* John Johnson, probably B.A. and FeU. of Pemb. Hall, Camb. 1613, M.A. 1618.
A benefactor to the College Library.

* Francis Griffin apprenticed to Rob. Dauncer of Cheapside, May, 1604. (J/. 7*.
Bindings,)

36 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

28 April.

Ambrose MoUyneux, s. of Lawrence^ waterbearer.
Samuel Thruxton, s. of Edward^ merchant taylor.

5 May.

George Mellish, s. of Johriy merchant taylor.

19 May.

John Mayre, alias Awdrey, s. of John^ merchant taylor.

17 June.

Frederick Scofield, s. of Johny late of London, merchant
taylor, deed.
30 June,

.. John Robinson, s. of Guyy merchant taylor.

Audrean Thorp. {Wilson,)
John Barry. [Wilson^
William Juxon.* {Wilson^
Matthew Wren.* {Wilson^

8 Sep.

Edward Groome,* s. of William^ merchant.
15 Sep.

Matthew Peter, s. of Richard^ woolman.

Michael Erley, s. of Arthur ^ merchant taylor, deed.
3 Oct.

William Baron.
13 Oct.

Bamaby Thruxton, s. of Edward^ the beadle.
10 Nov.

Robert Johnes, s. of ThoviaSy baker.

1 Arthur Juxon^ citizen and Salter of London.

* Rowland Juxon (son of Ralph Juxon, cit. and merchant taylor of London, uncle
of the Archbishop), elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1601, B.A. 1604-5, M.A. 1608. Rector of
Radnage, Berks.

' William Juxon^ bom 1582, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1598, and made President
of the College m 162 1. Chaplain in Ordinary to the King. Dean of Worcester, 1627.
Clerk of the Closet and Dean of the Chapel Royal. Chosen Bishop of Hereford
in 1633, but before consecration transferrcKi to London. He was made Lord High
Treasurrr at the instance of Archbishop Laud, and his attendance upon Charles I. on
the scaffold is perhaps the most notable circumstance in his life. In 1660 he was
translated to the Archiepiscopal See of Canterbury, and died in 1663 with a reputation
for personal piety rather than for statesmanship. (Biog. Diet.)

* Matthew Wren^ scholar of Pembroke Hall, Camb. 1600, chosen Fellow 1605 and
President in 1616. He was Chaplain to Piince Charles in his voyage to Spain, and
acted in the same capacity to Bisnop Andrewes. He became Vice-ChanceUor in 1628,
and was Master of Petcrhouse in 1625. Dean of Windsor and Wolverhampton in 1628.
Bishop of Hereford in 1635, translated to Norwich in the same year, and to Ely
in 1638. He was imprisoned in the Tower by the Parliament for nearly sixteen years,
but restored to his episcopal function in i^iSo. He was a great benefactor to St.
Peter's and Pembroke Colleges, building and endowing the Chapel at the latter and
furnishing the altar with his own chapel-plate. He died in 1667, respected for his
learning. His works were published in 172 1. (Clarendon, Biog, Diet,)

> Edward Groome, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1598, b.a. 1602-3, M.A. 1606. Master
of Abingdon School. ( JVilson.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 37

15 Dec.

Gilbert Bowyer, s. of Edward^ draper.

1595-c.

9 Jan.

Nicholas Biers, s. of Nicholas^ merchant taylor, deed.
Gilbert Wotton, s. of John^ merchant taylor.
9 Feb.

Robert Ljmsey, s. of Thomas^ merchant.

James Grreene, ) sons of Eleanor^ wife of William

Nathan Grreene, j Greene.

16 Feb.

Thomas Wood, s. of NicholaSy merchant taylor, deed.

1 March.

Benjamin Alsopp,^ ( sons of iV/i:(7^,«publique preacher
Stephen Alsopp, ( Corn^n''"^ '

1596.

7 June.

John Hutchenson, s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor.

8 June.

John Tailor, s. Johfiy merchant taylor.
John Croxton, s. of Johtiy grocer.

20 Sep.

Thomas Pacy, s. of Henry y draper.

2 Nov.

Henry Prichard, s. of William^ haberdasher.

1596-7.

17 Jan.

William Dalfye, s. of Randle^ merchant taylor.

21 Jan.

William Heyley,^ s. of Peter.

X597-
4 April.

John Fowler, s. of William^ haberdasher.

18 April.

John Etnre, s. of Daniely late of London, merchant.
Thomas Bowles, s. of James.

9 May.

William Blakemore,* s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor, deed.

27 Jane.

Samuel Thomas, s. of JamcSy blacksmith.
29 Aug.

John Matthewe, s. of Johny clothworker.

Edmund Robinson, s. of Wtlltaniy merchant taylor, deed.

1 Benjamin Alsopp'^s father, Nicolas, was a Curate or Minister of Allhallows the
Less, 1607-12.

' William Heyley^ possibly the same as Heylyn and related to the scholars entered
under that name.

3 William Bldkemore^ perhaps M.A. and Rector of St. Peter's, Comhill, in 1648.
(Par, Reg,)

38 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Lewis Paddye.^ {Wilson.)
Thomas Tucker.^ {Wilson)
John English.* {Wilson.)

26 Sq).

Henry Slater, s. of John^ merchant taylor, deed.

4 Oct.

John Pears, s, of John^ merchant taylor.
17 Oct.

Raphe Lane, s. of Nynus Lane^ merchant taylor.

John Shambrooke, s. of John^ bricklayer.
14 Nov.

William Kennyng, s. of William^ plumber.

21 Nov.

Thomas Richardson, s. of Edwardy grocer.

5 Dec.

Thomas Moorcroft, s. of Anthony^ merchant taylor, deed.
Edmond Dee, s. of Robert^ merchant taylor, deed.

•Christopher Milles,*bom January, 1590.

1597-8.

16 Jan.

Andrew Baxter, s. of William^ waterman.
Robert Bell, s. of Robert, vintner.

SomaTcedU; 1 sons of i2/.A.r^, merchant taylor.

William Senyard, s. of ThomaSy chandler, deed.
30 Jan.

John Yeoman, s. of Edmondy merchant taylor.

William Jones, s. of LeweSy clothworker.

Henry Nixon, s. of William.
21 Feb.

John Whitbroke, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.

6 March.

Robert Maddox, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.

20 March.

John Blackstone, s. of Johny haberdasher.
Richard Saunders, s. of Richardy merchant taylor.
William Johnson, s. of Robert, merchant taylor.

* This name and date of birth are supplied from the Piobation Books of the School.
The first probation was made ii March, 1606-7, and the record of it contains a fuU list
of all the scholars then present (187 in number.) It must be borne in mind that many
of these had been at school for several years, and hence we are able from the data given
in the Probation Books to supplement the list of entrances for a short period prior to
the year 1607.

1 Lewis Paddye, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1600. (WiUon.)

* Thomas Tucker^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1601, B.A. 1605-6, M.A. 1609.
Prebendary of Bristol. {Ibid.)

5 yohn English, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1602, l.l.b. Rector of Stoke, Sussex.
Will proved at Oxford, 1613.

* Christopher MiUes^ of St. John's Coll. Camb. b.a. 161 i, M.A. 16 15.

Merchant Taylor^ Scfiool Register. .39

3 April.

Hugh Treswell, s. of Nicholas^ merchant taylor.

24 April.

Thomas Hodson, s. of MatthevOy merchant taylor.
Ananyas Warren/ s. of George, goldsmith.
8 May.

Edward Griffith, s. of Rowlandy draper.

22 May.

^Sd^wi, ) sons of 2>«z..i/,cit., Salter, deed.

12 June.

Thomas Fletcher, s. of Edward^ merchant taylor, deed.

8 July.

Edward Richards, s. of Hugh^ merchant taylor.
Francis Kinnaston,* s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor.

24 July.

Charles Fludd, s. of Henryy cit., merchant taylor.
7 Aug.

Joseph Moore, s. of Robert^ dyer.
Anthony Colclough, s. of Anthony y merchant taylor.
14 Aug.

John Smyth, s. of Roberty cit., skinner.

21 Aug.

Edward Gabbott, s. of Thomas.
James Bellowe, s. of NicolaSy merchant taylor.
2 Oct.

George Powell, s. of Wtlliamy shoemaker, deed.
Thomas Wood, s. of Henryy merchant taylor.
27 Oct.

William Rippon,* s. of Jokny merchant taylor, deed., b.

May, 1591.
Andrew Knight, s. of Georgey skinner.

6 Nov.

James Monyer, s. of Benjaminy cordwainer.
Francis Martyn, s. of Framts.

21 Nov.

John Mapledore, s. of Georgey deed.

18 Dec. 9

* Peter Jones, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.

* Henry Ashby, b. Dec. 1592.

* These names are inserted from the Probation Books, where they occur in the list
made ii March, 1606-7.

* Ananias Warren^ "sonne of George Warren in Recorders house," buried 15 Sep.
1603; aged 17 years. (Reg,ofSt,Peter'5yComhill.) "Recorde's house " probably
refers to the house of John Kecorde, merchant taylor, situated in St. Peter's parish, and
the Register mentions Jane Warren as Mr. Recorders wife's sister.

* Francis Kinnaston^ bom I April and bapt. 4th, 1586, at St. Peter's, Comhill,
where the father was buried 25 Sep. 1601, aged 50. \Par, Reg,)

* William Rippon matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. i6io, aged 19. {Mat, Reg.)

40. Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

1598-9.

21 Jan.

Luke Bullock, s. of ThomaSy cordwainer.
Nicholas Brandwood, s. of Oliver j merchant taylor.

29 Jan.

John Goulding, s. of Henrys haberdasher.
26 Feb.

William Herenden,^ s. of Seymery merchant taylor.

Z599*
17 April.

Edmund Harryson,^ s. of Christopher ^ merchant taylor.
Robert Readhead, s. of Roherty grocer.
George Gilmer, s. of GeorgCy merchant taylor.
Rowland Allen, s. of Rowlandy minister.
Josias Curtys, s. of Gabrielly merchant taylor.
George Gryse, s. of NicholaSy merchant taylor.

23 April.

William Egleston, s. of yohiiy merchant taylor.

Henry Levett, s. of Richardy merchant taylor.

Christopher Carter, s. of Johity bricklayer.

Emanuel Lucas* [rectius Lucar] s. of GeorgCy merchant taylor.

30 April.

James Castleton,* s. of AndreWy preacher and also a brother

and free of this Company.
Avery Partridge, s. of Henryy merchant taylor.

7 May.

Henry Hunt,*s. of Johfiy clothworker.

14 May.

Thomas Andrew, s. of Hughy clerk.

8 June.

John Hall, s. of ThomaSy clothworker.

Robert Brabome,® s. of JohUy of Famham, co. Surrey,

farmer, b. June, 1589.
Daniel Silverwood, s. of Rogery merchant taylor.
Hugh Morrys," s. of Hughy merchant taylor.

* William Herenden^ cf. ante, and see also Visitations of Kent and London.

» Edmund Harryson^ "of London, embrotherer [x>. embroiderer] to o' late
soveraigne King James ant now to King Charles, a** 1634." {Vis. of London^ 1634.)
From the same source we learn that he married Jane, dau. of Thomas Godfrey, of
Sellinge, co. Kent.

' Emanuel Lucar^ one of an eminent city family and connected with the M. T.
Company.

* James Castleton, His brother John was apprenticed in 1603 to the father, who
was then described as "merchant taylor, of Iremonger-lane." James Castleton was
apprenticed to Robert Hay ward, of St. Thomas Apostle, merchant taylor, 6 Jan. 1606.
(M. T, Bindings,)

* Henry Hunt, perhaps third son of John Hunt, of Forston, co. Dorset, a merchant
in London in 1634. ( Vis, of London,)

* Robert Brabome, There is a pedigree of the family of Braboume from Famham,
in the Vis. of London, 1634, but as the name of Robert does not occur in it we may
infer that he died young.

' Hugh Morrys, The father lived in the parish of St. Laurence Pountney.
(Par. Reg.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 4 1

25 June.

Joseph Whittington, s. of Hamlet^ merchant taylor.

2 July.

Samuel Buckler, s. of Roger ^ barber surgeon.
Thomas Combera, s. of Thomas^ clothworker.

9 July.

John Alsopp/ s. of Nicholas^ preacher, merchant taylor.

22 July.

Thomas Greene, s. of ThomaSy clothworker.

13 Aug.

John Palmer, s. of Johtij deed.

Thomas Lawton, s. of Ambrose^ haberdasher, deed.

3 Sep.

William Kjmde, s. of Johtiy of Totnam.

•Thomas Wiseman,* b. Jan., 1590.
•John Wiseman,' b. Dec, 1592.

7 Oct.

IdwlrfDlwIs. 1 sons of ^y««.r4 goldsmith.

8 Oct.

Thomas Sherley, s. of William^ merchant taylor.
Joseph Hill, s. of Thomas^ cordwainer.

Nicholas Bird, s. of Johtiy skinner.
William Kendall, s. of George.
IS Oct.

John Rogers, s. of Johiiy late of London, haberdasher, deed.

5 Nov.

John Spooner, s. of Edward^ M.A., deed.

14 Dec.

Benett Marshall, s. of Williamy merchant taylor.
Augustine Sommers, s. of Williamy clothworker.
Anthony Smyth, s. of Johity cit., cordwainer.

21 Dec.

Edward Mayer,* s. of Georgey merchant taylor.

1599-1600.

3 March.

Robert Cowper,' s. of Johtty merchant taylor.

• From the Probation List ii March, 1606-7.

^ John Alsoppy perhaps M.A. and Rector of Fordham, Essex, 1633-46.

' Thomas Wiseman^ third son of Richard W. Esq. of St. Laurence Pounlney,
bapt. 17 Jan. 1 590-1, and living in 1658. (Wilson's Hist, of St, I^ur, Pountney
Parish^ p. 209.) I am inchned to identify him with one of his name who was
Remembrancer to the City of London from 1633 to 1646.

» John Wiseman^ fourth son of Richard, bapt. 19 Nov. 1592 ; apprenticed 4 April,
1609, to John Grore, of Trinity-lane, merchant taylor. (J/. T, Bindings,)

* Edward (or Edmond) Mayer , of Pemb. Hall, Cambridge. The name is some-
times written " Meyer."

» Robert Ccfwper, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1606, ll.b. 161 7. Vicar of
Llangunner, co. Carm. 1623. ( Wilson,)

42 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

1600.

31 March.

John Towse,^ s. of Willianiy merchant taylor.
John Sotherton,^ s. of George.
28 April.

Bryan Nailer,' s. of Bryatty whitebaker.

•Paul Clapham/b. March, 1590.

James Beirblock.* [Wilson.)
John Alder.« [Wilson.)
Owen Vertue.^ [Wilson.)
Thomas Clarke.* [Wilson.)
Francis Hudson.* [Wilson.)

5 May.

Richard Parrett, s. of John^ of London, draper.

2 June.

John Greene, s. of Rapke^ of London, whitebaker, deed.
Foulck French, s. of Peter y of London, sadler.
Thomas Bearman, s. of ThomaSy merchant taylor.

25 June.

Edward Bagnall,^* s. of Richardy late of London, grocer.
Andrew Sherley, s. of Willianiy merchant taylor.
Anthony Hudson, s. of Johny of Highgate.

30 June.

Daniel Morris, s. of Hu^hy skinner.

Henry Williams, s. of Oweny of London, clothworker.

11 Aug.

Samuel Tatem, s. of Willianiy cit., carpenter.

12 Aug.

John Jackson, s. of Willianiy merchant taylor.
5 Sep. ;

Francis Nodes, s. of FranctSy of London, skinner.
Richard Harris, s. of Richardy of London, fruiterer.
Ferdinando Field, s. of FranciSy merchant taylor.

* From the Probation List 1 1 March, 1606-7.

1 John ToTiDsey elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1603, M.A. 161 1. One "Alderman Towse
died at Hampstead, 28 May, 1645." (Smyth's Obit.)

' yohn Sotherton, of London, apothecary ; son of George S. of Little Horsley and
Barking. (Vis. of London^ 1634.)

' Bryan Nailor^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1605, LL.B. 1612.

* Paul Claphamj Vicar of Famham, co. "'Surrey, and Rector of Martinworthy,
Hants. He was ejected from his benefices and fled to the King's Army in the Great
Rebellion. ( Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy,)

6 yohn BeirUoch, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1602, B.A. 1606-7.
« John Alder, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1604, B.A. 1608, died 1609. (See Wilson,
p. 618.)

' Owen Vertue, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1604, B.A. 1608-9, M.A. 1612.
8 Thomas Clarke, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1604, B.A. 1608-9, M.A. 1612.

* Francis Hudson, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1604, ll.b.

" Edward Bagnall, One of this name, described as " of Newcastle under Lyme,"
occurs in the Vis. of London, 1634.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 43

22 Sep.

Thomas Dorrell, ) ^ r cv l • • 4.

JohnDorrell, j sons of Jt^A;., minister.

•[Martin] Partridge,^ s. of Henrys merchant taylor, b. Oct.,

6 Oct.

Habakuk Tailor,* s. of John^ merchant taylor, b. Dec,
1591-

17 Oct.

Joshua Bayldon,' s. of Edward^ of London, gent.

4 Nov.

Anthony Vernon, s. of Francis^ clothworker.

8 Dec.

Joseph Temple, s. of John^ late of London, M.D., deed.

X600-X.

12 Jan.

Timothy Rogers,* s. of Vincent^ minister.

William Lathum, s. of Willianiy merchant taylor.

John Bradshaw, I sons of Johriy of Stratford Bow,

Obadiah Bradshaw,^ j gent.

Thomas Harryson, s. of Johtiy clothworker.

19 Jan.

fenL^^'iSv^/^ ! sons of ^^;«/>5r.;,,merchant taylor.

ackshaw, ) ^^^^
jT, s. of Roberty of

William Hackshaw,

John CoUey, s. of RoSerty of London, whitebaker.

20 Jan.

William Laurence, s. of Thomas^ of London, fishmonger.
Stephen Whitehouse, s. of Griffitiy of London, glasier,

deed.
Thomas Hill, s. of Thomas^ haberdasher.
Symon Norton, s. of Edward^ of London, cordwainer.
9 Feb.

John Raby, s. of Peter.

Joseph Wethington, s. of Hamlet,

William Smyth, s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor.

Alexander Flemyng, s. of Robert^ fruiterer.

John Williamson.' [Wilson.)

1 Martin Partridge matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. in 1609, aged 16. (Mat, Reg.)

• Habakuk Tailor^ born 14th and bapt. 20 Dec. 1590, at St. Peter's, Cornhill.
(Par. Reg.)

' Joshua Bayldon. He was living 19 Jan. 1593-4, being then a minor. His father
and mother (Ursula) administered to the effects of his brother John, late of the par. of
St. Olave, Jewry, legatee in the will of Roger Bayldon, also deceased. (Adm. Bonds,
C. P. C.)

* Timothy Rogers, bom and bapt. at Stratford Bow, 1589. Vicar of Great Tey,
1623, and buried there 26 Oct. 1655. (See Chester's Life of Rogers.)

* Obadiah Bradshaw. He was Curate of Stifford, Essex, and buried there 13 Oct.
16 18. (Palings Stifford.)

• John Hackshaw. The father, Humphrey, was eldest son of Will. H. of Corffe,
CO. Som. (Kat. of Som. 1623), and was living in 1603. [Clode's Hist.)

^ John Williamson, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1605, b.a. 1609-10.

44 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Christopher Wren.^ {Wilson^
Thomas Grice.* {Wilson.)
John Ward.« {Wilson.)

Christopher Gascoigne.* {M. T. Company* s Records^
James Fretheme.* {Ibid.)
James Stone, {/did.)
William Benny. {laid.)
John Abbot. {3id.)

1601.

30 March.

Matthew Smyth, s. of MattheWy merchant taylor.

Robert Brooke, s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor.

John Robinson, s. of William^ late cit. and clothworker

(his mother being now married to James Medlicott, free of this

Company.)
20 April.

Richard Pike, s. of Philips late of London, gent., deed.
John Gilman,® s. of George^ merchant taylor.

27 April.

Thomas Lemon, s. of ThomaSy of London, brewer.

28 April.

Richard Weston, s. of Richardy of London, free mason.
John Hodgson, s. of MattheiVy merchant taylor.
5 Oct.

Thomas Caringfton, s. of Johny merchant taylor.
12 Oct.

Thomas Vynlon, s. of ThomaSy cit. and tallow-chandler.
19 Oct.

Edward Tedder, s. of Georgey late cit., merchant taylor,

deed.
Christopher Ryley,'^ s. of Christopher y parson of Trin. Church,
in Knightryder-st., b. Nov., 1590.

^ Christopher Wren^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1609, B.D. Proctor of the University
in 16 1 9. Domestic Chaplain to Bishop Andre wes and also to the Royal Family. He
was presented by Bp. Andrewes to the living of East Knoyle, co. Wilts, in 1023, and
succeeded his brother, Matthew, in the Deanery of Windsor and the Registrarship of the
Garter, 1634. He was also Dean of Wolverhampton and Rector of Horsley, co. Oxon.
He suffered much in the Rebellion, and died at Blechington, co. Oxon, in 1658. He
had considerable skill in architecture and was versed in all branches of mathematics.
(See WretCs Parentalia.)

* Thomas Grice^ son of Nicolas G. Master of the Company ; elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1605, M.A. 1613. Rector of Littleton, co. Middx.

' John Wardy of Christ's Coll. Camb. b.a. 1609, M.A. 1615.

* Christopher Gascoigne^ one of the Head Scholars in 1602. His Christian name
suggests that he was a member of one of the Yorkshire families of Gascoigne.

* James Fretheme, He, and the three following, were among the Head Scholars in
1602.

* John Gilman apprenticed to a merchant taylor 30 May, 160S. (J/. T, Company s
Bindings,)

^ Christopher Ryley^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1607, B.A. 1611-12, M.A. 1615.
Rector of Newton Tony, co. Wilts. His father seems to have died in 1603. LAdnum.
C.P.C.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 45

John FfoUyott, s. of Nicholas^ merchant taylor.
John Bunynge, s. of Stephen^ merchant taylor.
Richard Hanks, s. of Johtij carman.

x6oz-a.
8 Jan.

William HoUoway, s. of William^ merchant taylor, b. Dec.

1591-
Abraham Hedge,* s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor.
8 Feb.

Rowland Scoles, s. of yameSy deed., b. Dec. 1591.
Francis Fletcher, s. of George^ whitebaker.

8 March.

Adam Langley,^ s. of Henry y merchant taylor, b. Nov. 1590.
Roger Heyley, s. of Roger j cit. and mercer, deed.

X602.

19 April.

Samuel HuUyns, s. of Johny barber surgeon.

Martyn Pynder, s. of Michaely cloth worker, b. 18 March,

1594-5-
Thomas Atkyn, s. of Willtanty merchant taylor.

26 April.

Greorge Moult, s. of Michaely of the Comp. of the Parish
Clerks.

20 June.

Edward Asheley, s. of Edwardy merchant taylor.

26 July.

John Temple, s. of Johny late of London, physician.

2 Au^.

Edward Worrall, s. of Roberty merchant taylor.
II Oct.

William NicoUes, s. of Williamy merchant taylor.

8 Nov.

Richard Barratt, s. of Johny cit. and scrivener.

15 Nov.

Nowell Hamond, s. of Benjamin,

Nehemyas Rogers,^ s. of Vincent, clerk, deed., b. Oct. 1593.

•Richard Hawkes, b. Feb. 1590, adm. June, 1600.
Sebastian White, b. Sep. 1591, „ July, 1600.

* This name and those following it have been extracted from the first Probation List
of the school (made ii March, 1606-7), but although the dates of admission are added
as given in that Register they must be received with some caution, inasmuch as, in those
cases where a comparison has been possible, they do not invariably agree with the dates
given in the Company's books. For instance, Nehemyas or Nehemiah Rogers is stated
in the Probation Book to have been admitted in October, 1600, but the date of his
presentation in the Company's Record is 15 Nov. 1602.

^ Abraham Hedge^ of St. Michaers, Comhill, married 10 Dec. 161 1, Debora
Peacock, of St. Dionis, Backchurch. {Par. Reg,) He was son of Thomas H., citizen
and merchant taylor, and apprenticed in March, 1605-6. (M, T, Bindings.)

» Adam Langley^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1607, b.a. 161 1-2, m.a. 1615.

• Nehemyas Rogers^ of Jesus Coll. Cimb. M.A. Fellow. Prebendary of Ely. One
of the suffering clergy during the Rebellion ; died 1660. (See Chester's Life of y.
Rogers : Walker's Sufferings,)

46 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Henry Burton,^ b. Oct. 1590, adm. Sep. 1600.

Francis Wrenn, b. May, 1591, „ Oct. 1600.

Anthony Hopkins, b. Mar. 1592, „ Jan. 1601.

Humphrey Hammond,2b. June, 1593,, Jan. 1601.

Isaac Wood, b. Dec. 1591, „ June, 1601.

John Simpson, b. Sep. 1592, „ Jan. 1602.

Edward Fisher, b. April, 1592, „ Feb. 1602.

Thomas Hitherley, b. Feb. 1591, „ Feb. 1602.

John Hublert, b. Feb. 1594, „ Feb. 1602.

Andrew Malim, b. Dec. 1591, „ Mar. 1602.

Patrick Benboe, b. Oct. 1592, „ Mar. 1602.

John Dudry, b. May, 1590.
Jeffirey Padson, b. May, 1591.
William Harris,^ b. Oct. 1591.
Francis Shute,*b. Dec. 1592.
Henry Gall, b. July, 1592.

1602-3.

10 Jan.

Thomas Jones, s. of Richard^ currier (whose wife was servant

to Sir Thomas White.)
Edward Yeoman, s. of John^ merchant taylor.
Henry Drables, s. of Ambrose^ ale-brewer, deed.

17 Jan.

Richard Pryce, s. of LeweSy haberdasher.

John Jeffrey,* s. of Johity silkweaver.

John Smyth, s. of Leonard^ merchant taylor.

14 March.

Thomas Hamond,*^ s. of Humphrey ^ merchant taylor.

Thomas Giffbrd,^ b. Jan. 1590.

John Giffbrd, b. Jan. 1595.

John Luflftnan, b. Jan. 1594.

John Palmer, b. June, 1593.

Richard Page, b. March, 1590.

1 Henry Burton^ of Pemb. Hall, Cambridge, B.A. 161 r, m.a. 1615. "Tanquam
sodus.'*

• Humphrey Hammond^ son of a merchant taylor of the same name. {Reg, of SU
Laurence Pountney,)

» William Harris^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1607, B.A. 161 1-2, M.A. 1615, B.D,
(WiUon,)

• Francis Shute^ probably brother of John Shute (infra) and son of Robert Shnte,
Recorder of London, who died in 1 62 1.

8 John Jeffrey^ scholar of Pemb. Hall, Camb. B.A. Fellow 1613, M.A. 1618, D.D.
1627. Chaplain to Archbishop Abbot. Vicar of Faversham and Ticehurst, co. Kent.
A benefactor to the Library of Pemb. Hall. Died 1658. (Loder's Framlingham,)

• Thomas Hammond^ apprenticed 6 Nov. 1609, to Robert Ducy, merchant
adventurer. (J/. T, Bindings.)

' Thomas Gifford, probably eld. son of John GifFord, D.D. of Hoxton, co. Middz.
(See Vis, of London^ 1634.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 47

March.

Nehemiah Dod,^h. April, 1596.
Theodore Herring,^ b. May, 1596.
Abraham Diamond, b. Oct. 1593.
David Devicke, b. Nov. 1591.
Michael Gravenor, b. May, 1593.

1603.

April.

John Grrice,*s. of Nicolas^ merchant taylor, b. June, 1592.

July.

John Sheryu, s. of Thomas^ late cit. and skinner.
Theodore Crowley.* [M. T. Company s Records.)
Edward Lawson. (Ibid.)
Thomas Covell. [Idid.)

Rowland Westwood.* (Wilson.)
William Rippin.* {Wilson.)

X603-4.
Jan.

Samuel Temple, s. of J^ohn, deed., physician.

Mathew Crosby, s. of Rodert, late of London, pursemaker.

John Speed,^s. of ^ohn, merchant taylor, b. Jan. 1595.

George Rickner, s. of George, merchant taylor.

Henry Ashby, s. of John, late cit., merchant taylor, deed.

Feb.

Edward Fisher, s. of Edward, cit. and Salter, b. April, 1592.
James Bakon, s. of Richardy grocer.
William Kennett,* b. Aug. 1589.
John Kennett,^b. Sep. 1595.
Anthony Beerblocke,^® b. Nov. 1591.

* Nehemiah Dod^ bap. ri April, 1596. at St. Maiy Aldermary, being the son of Rev.
John Dod, " preacher." He was Curate of Knightsbridge in 1640. Rector of St.
Alphage, Cripplegate, 1643, and in 1647 he appears to have been living at Doddinghurst,
CO. Essex, when his son, Robert, was apprenticed to a merchant taylor. {Hist. MSS.
Camm^ App, to ^th Report. M. T. Bindings.)

« Theodore Herring, of Eman. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1614, M.A. 1618.
> yohn Grice, probably died young, as his name does not appear in the pedigree of
the famfly entered at the Vis. of London, 1633-4.

* Theodore Crowley, one of the Head Scholars (with Lawson and CoveU) in 1603.
« Rowland fVestwood, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 160S.

• William Rippin, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1607, B.A. 161 1-2, M.A. 1615.

' John Speed, son of the Chronologer, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1612, B.A. 1616,
M.A. 1620, B. and D.M. 1628. He was a skilful anatomist and wrote a treatise on the
subject, and, according to Wood, *' became eminent in his faculty, especially among the
Academicians," (Ath. Oxon.)

8 William Kennet, admitted of Corpus Christ! CoU. Camb. 1610, B.A. 1614-5, M.A.
1 6 18. Vicar of Folkestone. "Will dated 1633 and proved in the following year. {Ped.
in Misc. Her, et Gen.)

• John Kennet, probably brother of the above and son of Richard Kennet,
Mayor of Folkestone.

i» Anthony Bearblocke, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1608.

48 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

John Filkins,^b. Sep. 1593.

1604.

June.

James Couch, s. of yohn^ merchant taylor.

Henry Buck, s. of Johriy cit., Salter.

John Darley, s. of Nathan^ of St. Martin's -in -Field,
grocer.
July.

Greorge GiflFord, b. Dec. 1588.

Sep.

William Wilde, s. of Willtanty clothworker.
Samuel Aggas, s. of Edward^ cit. and stationer.
Roger Carrier, s. of Nicolas^ of London, carpenter.
James Pearcey, b. May, 1590.
John Reeve, b. March, 1594.
Robert Pullen,^b. Nov. 1593.
Anthony Wrenne, b. Sep. 1597.

Nov.

Giles Rankin,' s. of Johriy cit. and sadler, b. Dec. 1595.

X604-5.

Jan.

Robert Willis, s. of Johtiy of London, clerk.

Thomas Prestwood, s. of Peter y merchant taylor, b. June,

'592-
John Everett, s. of yohriy of London, yeoman.
William Buckby,*b. Oct. 1591.
John Cartwright, b. July, 1592.
John Gould, b. Jan. 1593.
Thomas Gilbome, b. Jan. 1591.
Richard Rowe, b. Nov. 1595.
James Luftnan, b. Nov. 1590.
Henry Bamford, b. Jan. 1592.
Feb.

Leonard Peddock, | sons of Leonard^ late citizen and
William Peddock, ) draper.
William Paramour, b. Feb. 1589.

March.

Thomas Jeflfrey, s. of Edmonds merchant taylor.

Robert Love, s. of Bennett y cit. and cooper, b. Feb. 1593.

Richard Hodgkinson, s. of Henrys stationer.

William HuUinges, s. of JohUy cit. and barber surgeon.

1 John Filkins^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1609.

' Robert Pullen^ perhaps M.A. of Magd. Coll. Camb. Rector of Thnrlestone, co.
Leic. and Chancellor of Lincoln. (See Walker^ s Sufferings of the Clergy^

» Giles Rankin, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 161 2.

* William Buckby, of Queen's Coll. Camb. 1609, B.A. 1612, M.A. 1616, B.D. 1623.
Rector of St. Andrew's, Hertford, 1623. Married Ursula, dau. of Edward Osborne,
younger brother of the celebrated Lord Mayor. Died at Clifton, co. Beds, 1649, leaving,
with other issue, William Buckby, seijeant-at-law, (G, E, Cokayne, Lane, Her.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 49

Daniel Hall, b. May, 1592.
James Dowden, b. Dec, 1597.

Z605.

April.

Edmond Jeffrey, s. of Ed?nandj merchant taylor.

William Bigmore,^ s. of William^ cit. and carryer, b. Jan.,

1592-
Robert Bigmore, b. Jan., 1595.
Thomas Osborne, s. of Thomas^ merchant taylor.
Eustace Phillipps, s. of William^ of Landon, co. Radnor,

yeoman.
John Hayne,* b. Dec, 1590.
Richard Winter,* b. Feb., 1592.
Samuel Thompson,* b. Aug., 1593.
Thomas Thompson, b. March, 1594.
William Simpson, b. Nov., 1595.
Robert Waldegrave, b. Sep., 1596.

May.

William Baylie, s. of ThomaSy cit. and plaisterer.

Henry Durham, s. of Daniely late cit. and merchant taylor.

May.

Thomas Lovell, s. of Henrys cit. and skinner.
Robert Chapman, b. Aug., 1593.

June.

James Evington,* b. Sep., 1592.
John Evington,* b. Sep., 1591.
Thomas Harrison," b. Aug., 1595.
William Sherboume,* b. June, 1595.

» William Bigmore^ elected to St. John's, Oxford, i6io, LL.B. Senior Fellow of
St. John's. He was a candidate in 1624 for the Head Mastership of the School and
died in 1631. (Will at Oxford.)

> John Hayne^ elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1608, M.A. 1 616. First Undermaster
of the School, 1616 ; resigned, 16 18.

* Richard Winter^ '< Attorney of the Common Pleas, died of a consumption," 11
Feb. 1635. (Smyth's Obit.)

* Samuel Thompson^ perhaps *< bookseller in Duck-lane, a good husband and
industrious man in his profession," died 26 Oct. 1668. (Ibid,)

^ James Evington^ second son of Francis Evington, merchant taylor and Aid. of
London. He was admitted of Gray's Inn 1613, was afterwards knighted as ''Sir James
Evington, of Casewick, co. Line, and of Southoe, co. Hunts," died 12 April, 1650, and
bur. following day at St. Andrew's, Holborn. (See his letters, Ashmole MSS, 240, fo.
126.)

• John Evington, of Sidney Sussex Coll. Camb. b.a. 1612, elder brother of the
above. He was of Enfield, co. Middx. and King's Walden, co. Herts. (Fed. in Vis.
of Middx. 1663.)

"^ Thonuis Harrison, second son of William H. of London, merchant ( Vis. of London^
1634), elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1610.

• William Sherhoume, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 161 1, D.D. Prebendary of Hereford,
1642, and Chancellor of Llandaff. He married Alice, dau. of John Davenant, of Oxford,
and sister of the Poet. He was Rector of Pembridge, co. Hereford, and a personal friend
of the Earl of Essex, who was godfather to his son, Essex Sherbonme. He suffered
greatly for his loyalty and died in 1679. ( Walker^ &c.)

E

50 Merchant Taylori School Register.

July.

James Powell, s. of Rtchardy cit. and clothworker.

Richard Ames, s. of George^ merchant taylor, b. 27 Oct., 1595.

Thomas Greene, b. Sep., 1592.

William Pritchard, b. Jan., 1593.

James Perrot, b. Aug., 1593.

Thomas Perrot, b. Aug., 1595.

William Wheeler, b. Oct. 26, 1595.

John Elzie, b. April, 1595.

Robert Carpenter, b. Jan., 1594.

William North, b. Oct., 1594.
Aug.

John Cheney,^ b. May, 1598.
Sep.

Gabriel * ) . f ^^^^ ^^ Francis^ b. Aug.,

John ' 1 Cooling, or Coling, < 1592, cit. and fishmonger,
^ ' ) \ b. Aug., 1594.

Alexander Pigott, s. of Alexander ^ cit. and weaver, deed.,

b. July, 1592.
Thomas Ducket,' b. June or July, 1594.
Thomas Buckley, b. Aug., 1594.
John Clarke, b. May, 1594.

George Bullock, s. of ThoTnaSy merchant taylor, b. Feb., 1596.
Oct.
William Peate, s. of William^ cit. and pewterer, deed., b.

April, 1594.
Gerrard Gore,* b. Sep., 1594.
Thomas Gore,* b. Jan., 1596.
Ephraim Child, s. of Wolston, cit. and cordwayner, deed.,

b. Feb., 1596.
Thomas Hudson, s. of William, cit. and brewer, b. Aug.,

1597-
Anthony Neale, s of ^ohn, cit. and clothworker, b. Aug.,

1596.
William Turner, b. Sep., 1596.
Edward Newse, b. Dec, 1594.
Paul Hiltpn, s. of Charles, cit. and fishmonger, b. March,

1594-
Nov.

Lawrence Conquey, s. of Richard, of the city of London,

veoman, b. Feb., 1595.
William Robinson, b. June, 1592.
William Lovett, s. of John, merchant taylor, b. Jime, 1596.

1 John Cheney y probably son and heir of Josias Cheney, of Higham in Milstead, co,
Kent.

» Gabriel Coolinge^ bom 25 Aug. and bap. 3 Sep. 1592, at St. Peter's, Comhill
(Par, Reg,)f matriculated at St. John^s Coll. Oxf. July 1609. Chaplain r6i6.

» Thomas Ducket, Was this Sir Thomas D. son of Sir Lionel D. by his second wife?

* Gerrard Gore^ third son of Gerard, alderman and merchant taylor.

B Thomas Gore, fourth son; probably of Thames Ditton, citizen and clothworker.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 5 1

Hugh Harrison, s. of Lancelot^ cit. and cordwayner, b, Feb.,
1596.
Dec.
William Waterworth, s. of Andrew^ of Eccleston, c. Lane,
tanner.

X605-6.
•Jan.

John Redman, s. of yohtif cit. and draper.
John Dyer, s. of William^ b. Dec, 1593.
Thomas Gilboume,^ s. of ThomaSy clothworker.

Feb.

Henry Page, s. of Johnj cit. and clothworker, b. Jan., 1596.
James Baker, s. of Adaniy cit. and merchant taylor, deed.,

b. July, 1593.
Greorge Priest, s. of John^ of London, feltmaker, b. Sep.,

'59'.
Tobias Randall, s. of Tobias^ painter stainer, deed., b. Jan.,

March.

Robert Walker, s. of Thomas^ cit. and draper, deed., b. Feb.,

1594-
Henry Swinglehurst, s. of Edward^ cit. and merchant taylor,

deed., b. Dec, 1595.
Jacob Chaloner,* b. Dec., 1598.
Edward Wiseman,* b. April, 1597.
William Wiseman,* b. 26 Nov., 1598.
John Elzey, b. Oct., 1598.

z6o6.

Apiil.

Richard Higs, b. Feb., 1593.
Heriot Washboume,* b. Dec., 1597.

May.

William Dixe, b. Jan., 1590.
William Hutchenson,® b. Jime, 1592.
Henry Hutchenson, b. Oct, 1593.

> Thonuu Gilboume, probably identical with Thomas Gilboume, m.d. who was
admitted a Licentiate r.c.p. in 1626, and died in August, 1638. {Muni's Roll,)

* yticob Chaloner^ perhaps the heraldic collector and son of Thomas Chaloner, of
Chester, Herald. The date agrees with this suggestion and it may be further added that
Thomas C. another son of the Herald, was apprenticed to Thomas Flaft, merchant taylor
in 1603. (M, T. Bindings.)

' Edward Wiseman, fifth son of Richard Wiseman, goldsmith. The birth date seems
doubtfuL (See Par. Reg, in Wilson's Hist, of St, Laurtnce Pountney,)

^ William Wiseman, sixth son of the same; baptised at St. Laurence Pountney,
3 Dec. 1598, and perhaps buried there, 20 Mar. 1628-9. (^^^' ^^g')

" Heriot WasKboumey son of Robert W. of Wichingford, co. Wore. ( Vis, of London^
1633.) In 1634 he was a sugar baker and resident in the parish of St. Helen's, Bishops-
gate (Par, Reg,) Afterwards he seems to have entered tne Parliamentary Army, and in
1646 was in the Fleet as a prisoner for debt. He petitioned as " Colonel Heriott Wash-
bourne " for release. {Lords^ Journals, viii. 546.)

• William Huchenson, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1609, b.d. 1636, Archdeacon
of Lewes, and a sufferer in the Rebellion. ( Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy,)

52 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

I • ' III I ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ I I 1^^— ^M^^— — —

John Evered, b. Feb., 1594.
George Eveling/ b. Feb., 1592.
Francis Spencer, b. Oct., 1595.
June.
William Pamell, s. of Thomas^ of Congleton, Cheshire,

yeoman.
John Dorbridge, s. oi Anthony ^ cit. and cordwajmer, b. May,

1595 (or 6).
Richard Borne, s. of John, cit. and poulterer, deed.
Henry Borne, „ „

Ellis Lea, s. of John^ plaisterer, b. Sep., 1592.
John Habburley, s. of John^ cit. and clothworker, b. March,

1595-
Joseph Habburley, b. May, 1595.
William Hunter, s. of William^ cit. and clothworker, b. Jan.,

1598.
Samuel Rogers, s. of John^ cit. and grocer.
July.
Robert Clarke, b. Dec, 1591 (or 2).
John Clarke, b. Aug., 1 59 1.
William Hubbucke, b. Aug., 1598.
John Hubbucke, b. July, 1596.
John Wrighte, b. Aug., 1597.
William Lowe, b. Dec, 1597.
Denis Tappes,* s. of Thomas^ of Newingfton, co. Surrey, gent.,

b. 20 April, 1596.
Aug.

Henry Dodson, b. Feb., 1592.

Amias Fowler, b. May., 1599.

John Davis, b. Sep., 1595.

James Morris, b. Nov., 1592.
Sep.

John Huble, b. Aug., 1595.

John Pridgeon, b. Aug., 1591.

John Harvey, s. of John^ grocer, b. Dec, 1597 (or 8).

Richard Parsons, b. July, 1595.
Oct.

Durant Richardson, s. of FranctSy late of London, gent.,
deed., b. Jan., 1596.

Timothy Heard, s. of Johny Parson of St. Leonard's, East-
cheap, b. Dec, 1591.

Asteley (or Ashley) Cheney,' b. July, 1595.

^ George Eveltng, son of Robert, armorer, bapt. at St. Peter's, Cornhill, 11 Feb.
1592. {Par. Reg,)

3 Denis Tappes, probably a descendant of one of the same name who was Lord of
the Manor of Madehurst, co. Sussex in 1544. (See Elwes* and Robinson* s Manors of
Sussex,)

(M. T, Bindings,) The register of St. Mary's
of Ashley Chaine in 1603.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 53

Nov.

William Snodham, b. May, 1594.
Peter Harbert, b. Oct., 1595.
Thomas Rudde, b. March, 1599.
Browne Pulham, b. Oct., 1598.

Dec.

Philip Parsons,* b. Dec., 1594.

Robert Burton, b. Dec, 1592.

Timothy Holland, b. March, 1593.

Samuel Crowther, b. April, 1596.

Anthony Death,* s. of Anthony , cit. and merchant taylor,

b. 12 Nov., 1599.

Z606-7.
Jan.

John Dickman,' s. of Johny cit. and clothworker, b. 1597-8.

William Knowles, s, of Thomas^ cit. and clothworker, b. Sep.,

^ >594-

Humphrey Shalcrosse,* s. of Humphrey^ painter - stayner,

b. 15 Aug., 1595.
Christopher Gore,* b. Nov., 1593.
John Farrington,* b. Nov., 1593.
Samuel Ellis, b. March, 1592.
John Dorper, b. June, 1596.
Nathaniel Munck, b. 9 Oct., 1597.
Henry Reeve, b. June, 1594.
Edmund Redmayne, s. of Edmund^ merchant taylor, b. Oct.,

'S9S.
Robert Palmer, b. Nov., 1597.
William Palmer, b. Feb., 1600.
Nathaniel Walker, b. Aug., 1595.
John Morris, b. March, 1597.
James Halfhead, b. Aug., 1600.

Feb.

Thomas Nichols, b. March, 1594-5.

Edmond Steedman, b. Dec, 1596.

Richard Holland, b. April, 1594 (or Aug., 1597).

Thomas Reynolds, s. of Thomas^ cit. and clothworker.

^ PhUip ParsonSy elected to St. John's, Oxf. i6io, B.A. 1614, m.d. 1628. Principal of
Hart Hall. Died 1653.

* Anthony Death, scholar of Pemb. Hall, Camb. 161 7, B.A. 1620, M.A. 1623, entered
Holy Orders and died 9 Feb. 1679, in the 8ist year of his age; buried at Amiallows,
Barking. He bequeathed certain property in trust for scholars at Christ's Hospital,
M. T. S. and the Mercers' School and for their advancement at Oxford and Cambndge.
His father, of the same name, married at St. Mary Aldermary in 1 591.

' yohn Dickman, apothecary, living 1645. (See SmitKs Obit,)

* Humphrey Shalcrossey scrivener, son of Humphrey S. from Mayfield, co. Staff.
(Vis, of London^ 1634.) He died at Digswell, co. Herts, in 1665, aged 70.

* Christopher Gore^ eldest son of Gerard Gore and grandson of Alderman Gerard
Gore. He married Susan, dau. of Sir Henry Jenner, knt. and entered his pedigree at
the Her. Vis. of London in 1634.

* John Farrington^ probably son of Hugh F. of "Watling St. merchant taylor.

54 Merchant Taylor^ School Register ^

March.

William Gall, b. Nov., 1596.

Edward Broughton, s. of Meredith^ merchant taylor, b. Feb.,

IS9S-
George Jenning, b. Dec, 1600.

Names of Scholars from the Probation Books* of the School, with additional particulars
from the Company's Records.t
March.

Philip Lempriere,^ b. 1591.
Richard Bradley, b. 8 Dec, 1598.
John Shute,^b. March, 1599.
Thomas Saunders, b. Oct., 1598.

X607.

30 March.

Griffin Morris,' s. of Henrys of Churchstoke, co. Salop,

yeoman, b. May, 1595.
Bryan Kjmaston, s. of Humphrey y merchant taylor, b. Dec,

I59S-
William Morris, s. of Robert^ merchant taylor, b. Aug., 1596.

April.

William Gore, b. May, 1598.
Gerrard Gore,* b. Aug., 1595.
John Austin, b. Jan., 1593.
May.

Henry Laneere, b. March, 1596.
Gregory Towers,* b. Jan., 1597.

Thomas Stevens,® s. of Thomas^ cit. and haberdasher, b.
16 June, 1595.
June.
Theodore Stevens, s. of the same, b. 5 April, 1598.
William Bourcher, b. 4 Jan., 1595.

* The second Probation of the School took place on i ith Sep., 1607, and the list
made on that occasion contains the names of all scholars then present. From this date
these lists, which were made at first three times a year, form a tolerably complete register
of the boys admitted to the school and usually with the dates of birth annexed.

t As has been already noticed, the entries that are scattered through the pages of the
Company's books comprehend only a small number of the scholars admitted to the
school, but they supply particulars which are not given in the Probation lists and these
particulars are in every case added to the bare information afforded in these lists.

^ Philip Lempriere matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. in 1610, as son of a "gentleman"
in Jersey. {Mat, Reg,)

> yohn Shute matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. in 1610, aged 20. He was probably,
a son of Robert Shute, Recorder of London. His son and grandson were both at St«
John's, and the latter Vicar of St. Lawrence, Reading. (Hist, of Reading,)

» Griffin Morris, "1651: June 13, Griffin Morris and Mr. Ken were buried."
(Smyth's Obit,)

* Gerard Gore, of Godalming, co. Surrey, where he died 20 Dec. 1682, aged 87.
(Mon, Jns,)

5 Gregory Towers^ eld. son of Peter Towers, Master of M. T. Company in 1622 ;
apprenticed to John Hanbury, of Aldermanbury, 3 July, 1615. (M, T, Bindings,) He
married Susan, dau. of Edw. Burwash, of London, mercer. (See Vis, of London^ ^^SS-^

* Thomas Stevens, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1610.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 55

Thomas Bourcher, b. 11 Dec, 1597.

Peter Janvrine, b. June, 1595.

Richard Field, s< of Richard^ cit. and leatherseller, b. Nov.,

1599-
Richard Commins, b. Aug., 1595.
Robert Heb,^ b. 4 Jan., 1595.

Andrew Heb,^ b. 29 Dec, 1596. .

Richard Swinglehurst,' s. of Edward^ cit. and mercnant

taylor, b. March, 1598.
Morgan Thomas, s. oiMorgan, late cit. and merchant taylor,

deed., b. Sep., 1597.
Richard Jones, s. of Hugh, late cit. and merchant taylor,

decd.,b. Sep., 1594.
John Hoare, s. of Johiiy cit. and goldsmith, b. March, 1595.
Richard Baker, b. 26 June, 1592.
Timothy Johnson, b. March, 1591.

John Crane, s. of Martin^ cit. and fishmonger, b. Nov., 1594.
William Dent, b. Sep., 1598.
Joseph Squire, b. 9 Oct., 1595.
Dennis Squire, b. 8 Feb., 1597-8.

July.

John Grray, s. of Johtiy late cit. and merchant taylor, deed.,

b. June, 1598 (or 9).
Thomas Willis, s. oi Henry y cit. and blacksmith, b. Dec, 1600.
Francis Fovell, b. May, 1593.
John Seales, or Seele, s. of Lawrence^ cit. and merchant

taylor, of Billiter Lane, b. May, 1595.
Theodore Graves, s. of Johny cit. and currier, b. 28 Sep., 1596.
Thomas Day, s. of Thomas j merchant taylor, b. May, 1597.
William Woodhouse, b. Aug., 1591.
William Foster,* s. of Willtaniy barber-surgeon, b. Nov.,

'593 (or 1590-
Richard Perrot,* b. May, 1594.
Edmund Bents, b. Feb., 1599.
Nicholas WoUey,® b. 11 April, 1596.
Thomas Neile or Neales, s. oiEdmundy cit. and clothworker,

deed., b. Aug., 1598.

^ Robert Hehh, son of James Hebb, citizen and merchant taylor. He was apprenticed

a3 Oct. 1609, to his father who lived in Creed Lane {^M, T, Bindings), and was living in

1633, when he entered his pedigree at the Vis. of London.

» Andrew Hebb, a bookseller, died 28 Oct. 1648. (Smyth's Obit.)

' Richard SwingUhurst, of Queen's Coll. Camb. b.a. 161 7-8 (having previously, 1614,

been apprenticed to Clement Mosse, merchant taylor). He became clerk to the East

India Company, and died 13 June, 1654. (Smyth* s Obit.)

* Waiiam Foster, of St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1609, M.A. Rector of Hedgerley, co. Berks,
and Chaplain to the Earl of Carnarvon. He was author of Hoplocrisma-Spongus (1629)
to which Fludd published a reply. ( Wood.)

» Richard Perrot, perhaps of Sidney Sussex Coll. Camb. Fellow, D.D. afterwards
Vicar of Hessle, co. Ebor. and Prebendary of York.

• Nicholas WoUey, married 27 Oct. 1623, at Allhallows le Wall, Mary Cartr\'e.
(Par. Reg.)

56 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Sep.*

Christopher Porter, b. Feb., 1595.

Humphrey Offley, b. June, 1597.

John Christmas,^ b. March, 1599.

George Shalcrosse, b. Dec, 1599.

Daniel Garraway, b. Sep., 1596.
Oct.

Leonard Dorwin,^ s. of Johtiy merchant taylor, b. Feb., 1593.

John Smyth,^ s. of Willtaniy cit. and cook, b. 17 Jan., 1595-6.

Samuel Squire,* b. 8 Nov., 1595.

John Nailer, b. Oct., 1595 (or 6).

John Marcall, s. of Richard^ cit. and fishmonger, b. Nov.,

1595.
John lUingworth,' merchant taylor {sic\ b. June, 1596.
Valentine lUingworth, merchant taylor {sic)y b. Feb., 1599.
John Jagger, b. Aug., 1599.
Clement Richardson, b. Feb., 1 600-1.
Steven Arrowsmith, b. June, 1593.
Neaziah Mormay,® s. of Willtamy merchant taylor.
William Dixon, s. of William^ cit. and draper, deed., b. Oct.,

1598.
Tytus Lovell, s. of ThomaSy of Great Wallingfield, Suffolk,

minister.
Nov.

Richard Dixon, s. of Rtchardy cit. and whitebaker, b. 7

Sep., 1597.
Samuel Snape, b. April, 1593.
John Snape, b. July, 1597.
Thomas Marsh, b. Sep., 1593.
Ezekiel Neele, s. of ThomaSy cit. and freemason, b. 4 Sep.,

1595 (or 6).
Humphrey Stile,^ b. 1595.
John Rippon, s. of Johuy merchant taylor, deed., b. Feb.,

1598.

* The names following this date occur for the first time in the Probation list made
II Dec, 1607.

* John Christmas, merchant in Basinghall; died Dec. 1652. {SmytlCs Obit.)
'* Leonard Dorwin, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1610, LL.B.

^ John Smyth, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1 6 10, M.A.

* Samuel Squire, perhaps an ancestor of Sam. Squire, D.D. Bishop of St. David's,
who was bom, circa 17 13, at Warminster, where his father of the same name was a
druggist.

* John lUingworth, son of John I. citizen and merchant taylor. (See Clode^s
Hist, 595.)

« Neaziah Mormay, " June, 1648, Neriah Mormay, buried.'* (Smyth's Obit,)
' Humphrey Stile. The date of birth suggests his identity with Sir Humphrey
Style, knt. and bart. gent, of the Privy Chamber to James I. and cupbearer to
Charles I. Colonel of the trained band horse who died 10 Nov. 1659, in the 64th year of his
age. {Burke^s Ext, Bar,) It should, however, be noticed that one Humphrey Stile,
son of Humphrey, of the city of Norwich, yeoman, was apprenticed to William
Gelsthorp, of S. Martin's Orgar, merchant taylor, 16 Dec. 1611. (M, T, Bindings.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 57

John Byrd, b. Oct., 1598.
Abraham Famell^ b. Oct., 1596.
John Harper, b. July, 1600.
William Reeve, b. Nov., 1598.
Thomas Rud, b. Nov., 1598.
Dec,

Giles Croker (or Creaker), b. Dec, 1598.

1607-8.

Jan.*

Henry Warner,^ s. of BartholomeWy of Oxford, Doctor in

Physick, b. June, 1593.
Jonathan Smith, b. Jan., 1596.
Richard Farrar, b. Aug., 1596.

Roger Taylor, s. of Roger y merchant taylor, b June, 1595.
Thomas Taylor, s. of same, b. July, 1599.
William Borrett, s. of William^ cit. and currier, b. Sep.,

1596.
Edward Borrett, b. Sep., 1596.
Lawrence Roe,* b. 27 Feb., 1593 (or 5).
William Conyers,' s. of Wtlltam^ of Scarborough, co. York,

merchant taylor, b. Sep., 1591.
Samuel Hord, s. of Wtlltaniy grocer, b. Nov., 1597.
Robert Newman, b. Nov., 1593. .
William Bullock, b. Nov., 1599.
Edward Yerby (or Irby*), b. Sep., 1597.
Thomas Faine, b. Nov., 1599.
John Gray (minor), b. Oct., 1598.
William Davies, b. Oct., 1598.
Christopher Stanley, b. Nov., 1599 (or 1600).
John Crocket, b. Dec, 1596.
William Surly, b. Nov., 1600.
John Hames, s. of Johtij weaver, b. 5 Jan., 1599.
Feb.
John Wright, b. May, 1593.
John Gawton, b. Jan., 1592.
Robert Withers, b. June, 1594.
John Cradden, s. of William^ merchant taylor, b. Aug.,

1596.

* The names following this date occur for the first time in the Probation List under
II March, 1607-8.

* Henry Warner^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1610, graduated and obtained a
benefice; ejected from his Fellowship by the Parliamentary Visitors in 1648. (Walker's
Sufferings of the Clergy.)

* Lawrence Roe^ son of Chideock Roe, by his wife Margaret, dau. of Lawrence
Hussey, and Mary, dau. of Sir John White, Lord Mayor. (See Add. MSS. 5524, fo.
142) ; admitted of the Haberdashers' Company, 161 3.

* William Conyers. A branch of the Yorkshire family settled at Copt Hall, co.
£ssex, and sent many of its members to M. T. S. (cf. infra.)

* Edward Yerby, "Edw. Erby, solicitor, clerk of the Plaisterers, died in bed
sodainly," March, 1635-6. (Smyth's Obit.)

58 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Thomas Tod, b. Jan., 1598.

March.

William Benson, s. of Petefy cit and bricklayer, b. June,
1598.

x6o8.
April.

* William Staple,^ s. of Richard, cit. and pewterer, b, 25
Aug., 1599.

Jonathan Aide, b. Dec, 1594.

John Kinnarsley, b. 17 April, 1598.

John Dod, b. Feb., 1597-8.

Henry Whittingham, b. June, 1597.

Richard Wilshire, b. June, 1597.

Christopher Dow, b. 27 Sep., 1595.

Robert Snelling, b. Sep., 1597.

John King, s. of Matthew y turner, b. 15 Dec, 1598.
t Charles Lisle,^ b. 13 Aug., 1597.

Thomas Bradshaw, b. Dec, 1597.

Richard Cooley,' b. June, 1592.

Robert Howson, s. of Robert^ of the city of York, yeoman,
b. June, 1600.

Samuel North, s. of William^ merchant taylor, b. 1 1 June,

1599-
John Washborne,* b. May, 1599.
John Damton, b. Oct., 1599.
John Broughton, b. March, 1597.
John Killingworth,* b. 19 Sep., 1599.
May.
Timothy Masson, b. Aug., 1593.
Peter Fautart, or Fautrarte, b. Jan., 1592.
Philip Payne, b. Aug., 1591.
Zerobabel Maultous, b. May, 1591.
Andrew Wade, b. Feb., 1593.
John Stokes, b. June, 1597.

William Lowe, s. of Robert, merchant taylor, b. 2 July, i598,
Richard Elsam, b. Dec, 1595.

* With this entry the Probation made 1 1 Sep. 1608, begins,
t In his first entry called William,

1 William Staple, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 161 2, M.A. appointed Head Master of
Merchant Taylors' School, 31 Oct. 1634; resigned in 1644, through fear of the
Parliamentary Commissioners. He seems to have died in 1650^ and to l^ve been buried
at St. Giles*, Cripplegate. (See Hist, Introduction^ ante,)

3 Charles Lisle, perhaps " Justice Lisle," who was once a woollen draper in Cannon
St. and died March, 1658-9, at Saffron Hill. (Smyth's Obit,)

s Richard Cooley, son of Robert C. citizen and skinner, of London.

* yohn Washboume, second son of Robert W. formerly of Wichingford. (See Pis.
of London, 1633.)

* John Killingworth, son of John K. citizen and merchant taylor, of London (bound
apprentice, 14 Dec 1590), and grandson of John K. citizen and leatherseller. \M, T.
Bmdings.)

Merchant Taylors* School Register. 59

Nathaniel West, b. Oct., 1597, | . ^ mercer

John West, b. June, 1598, j ^^^ °* ^^^^' mercer.

June.

William Quarles,i b. July, 1594.

John Quarles, b. 22 July, 1596.

Edward Quarles,* b. Oct., 1599.

John Unday,* b. Sep., 1595.

Thomas Unday, s. of Johtty cit. and baker, b. June, 1597

(or 8).
Hills Whittingham, b. Dec., 1595.
George Barker, b. 1596.
Andrew Smith, or Smyth, s. of Richard^ tallow chandler, b,

Sep., 1596.
Richard Lingen,* b. May, 1598.
William Wright, b. 1598.
Richard Downes, b. 9 May, 1599.

July.

Christopher Hudson, b. Feb., 1596.

Zachary Hudson, b. Feb., 1578.

James Key, b. Nov., 1595.

Ezekiel Reynolds, b. Sep., 1594.
Aug.

Thomas Wanerton, b. Dec, 1595.

Thomas Atkinson,* b. Aug., 1599 (or 1600).

Francis Turvile, b. Feb., 1596.

Edward Steele, b. June, 1596.

James Boover, or Pooner, b. Dec, 1598.

John Burret, s. of Joktiy of London, bricklayer, b. June, 1599.

Andrew Walker, s. of Richard^ leatherseller, b. 7th Feb.,
1600.

Jacob Powell, s. of Thomas j porter, b. Feb., 1599.

Greorge Clarke, b. Nov., 1599.

William Deax, b. Feb., 1598.

Thomas Deax, b. Feb., 1599.

Sept.

* John EflFard, b. April, 1593.

• With this cntiy the Probation made ii Dec, 1608, begins.

1 JVUliam Quarles^ probably son of Edward Q. of London, gent, by Alice, dau. of
Sir J. Allot, knt. Lord Mayor.

s Edward Quarles ^ scholar of Pemb. Hall, Camb. 16 18, Fellow, M.A. 1622, B.D.
1629, Prebenda^of York; Rector of Rushton, co. Northants, from which he was ejected.
{Walker.)

• yohn Unde^, son of John Undey, citizen and baker, of London, apprenticed to
John Parsons, of Padding Lane, merchant taylor, 14 Jan. i6io-r. (M, T, Bindings,)

* Richard Lingen, probably son of Richard Lingen, who was apprenticed 3 May,
1588 to Henry Caldicott, of Fleet St. merchant taylor, and described as son of Edward
L. of Witton, CO. Salop, gent. (J/. T. Bindings.)

» Thomas Atkinson^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1615, ^-A. i6i9» B.D. 1630; Senior
Proctor 1629; Rector of S. Wamborough, co. Hants, which he exchanged for Islip.
( Wood,) He died in 1639: will at Oxford.

6o Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Richard Lewes, b. June, 1598.
Oct.

James Shirley,^ b. i8th Sept., 1596.

Leonard Gittins, b. 24 July, 1596.

William Judson, b. Nov., 1594.

John Judson, b. 23 March, 1596.
' Thomas Judson, b. 28 June, 1598.

Robert Parkes, b. 12 Nov., 1597, | sons of Nicolas, cit.

William Parkes, b. 8 April, 1599, ) and painter-stajner.

Isaac Wooder, b. 10 Nov., 1597.
Nov.

John Cooke, b. 17 Sep., 1596.

Nathan Smith, s. of Wtlliam, cit. and skinner, b. Feb.,

1597-
Edward Hide, b. Nov., 1593.
Richard Corden, b. Aug., 1597.
Henry Braborne,^ b. i20ct., 1596.
George Turfit, b. 14 Feb., 1597.

* John Vaux.*
Dec.

William Pill, b. March, 1595.

1608-9.
Jan.

Samuel Fisher,* b. 2 Feb., 1594.

Timothy Fisher,^ b. 2 Feb., 1594.

George Holman, b. 22 Oct., 1595.

Richard Vicary, b. April, 1598.

Thomas Massey, b. Feb., 1595.

Humphrey Rogers, b. July, 1595.

John Staple, s. of Richardy cit. and pewterer, b. Aug., 1599.

George Blyncoe, s. of Richardy cit. and woodmonger, b.

June, 1595.
William Ames,® s. of GeorgCy merchant taylor, b. 19 Feb.,

1601.

* With this entry (without date) the Probation made ii March, 1608-9, begins.

1 James Shirley ^ the dramatist, admitted of St. John's, Oxf. 161 2, but migrated to
St. Catherine Hall, Camb. where he graduated M.A. He received Holy Orders in the
Church of England, but afterwards became a Romanist and supported himself chiefly by
tuition and, while living in Gray's Inn, by his Plays. He was the last but by no means the
least of the Elizabethan dramatists, and was author of thirty-seven plays and numerous
poems. Having lost his property in the Fire of London in 1666, he became a prey to
great distress of mind and body, and died Oct. 29^** of that year. He was buried with
his second wife in the Churchyard of St. Giles in the fields. {Biog. Diet. &c.)

* Henry Braborney perhaps of London, fishmonger, living 1633. {Vis, of London.)

3 John Vdux, One of this name — perhaps the father — w^as Warden of the Company
in 1598.

* Samuel Fisher. One of this name was sometime Lecturer of Leighton, co. Beds,
and in 1642 a candidate for the Vicarage.

* Timothy Fisher, of Clare Hall, Camb. B.A. 1615.

« William Ames, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1618, buried at St. Mary Magdalen,
Oxf. 1624.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 6i

John Nevil, b. Nov., 1600.
Richard Browne,^ b. June, 1602.
Joseph Rainey, b. Jan., 1600.

Feb.

Mathew Thorley, b. June, 1597.
Thomas Pricket, b. Dec, 1595.
William Coxe (or Cocks), b. Dec, 1599.
Thomas Juxon,^ b. Dec, 1599.
William Pindar,* b. Aug., i6o2,

March.

* Henry Anslev, b. Sep., 1596.
Jonas Owen,*b. June (or Feb.), 1600.

Edward Packer, s. of John^ cit. and merchant taylor, b.

Feb., 1600.
Abraham Hayne,* b. 16 Jan., 1601.
Richard Hayne,® b. 15 Jan., 1602.

X609.
t Nathaniel Cooper.
Robert Ward, b. Feb., 1590.

John Dorwin, s. of John^ merchant taylor, b. July, 1600.
Abraham Yamer, s. of John^ merchant taylor, b. Feb.,
1598.

Apru.

Christopher Glynne," b. Dec, 1596.
John Shaw, b. Feb., 1599.

* In next Probation called John,

t Without date. With this name the eighth Probation, made 11 Sep. 1609, begins.

1 Ricftard Browne^ possibly Richard Browne, merchant taylor (son of John Browne,
alias Moses of Wokingnam), who was Lord Mayor of London, created a Baronet in
j66o; died and was buried at Debden, co. Essex, Oct. 1669.

* Thomas yuxon, of Queen's Coll. Camb. b.a. 1622-3, being eldest son of Thomas
Juzon, citizen, of St. Laurence Pountney Parish.

3 William Pindar, admitted of Queen's Coll. Camb. 161 7-8, B.A. 162 1, D.D. by
mandate 1660.

* Jonas Owen, son of Jonas Owen, gent, and grandson of Robert Owen, of London,
servant to Henry VIIL (Vis, of London, 1633.) "A forward scholar of 8 years'
standing and his parents poor ; " re-admitted after long absence through ill health by
S|>ecial order of the Court. (IVilson.) He was elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1618. LL.B,
1627. Rector of Bulkington, co. Warw. (See Dugard^s Register.)

' Abraham Hayne, eld. son of the Head Master, bapt. at St. Laurence Pountney,
24 Jan. 1601-2 ; matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. 1618, m.a. Rector of St. Olave's,
Hart St. London.

* Richard Hayne, son of the Head Master, bapt. at St. Laurence Pountney, 23
Jan. 1602-3. ^^ '623 " the Schoolmaster of Merchant Taylors' School presented (to
the East India Company) a youth named Richard Hayne to serve the Company in India ;
the Court found him to be but a learner either for his pen or arithmetic, and conceived it
must be a grounded merchant and accountant that must serve their turn." [State Papers,
Col. Ser.) He was sometime an Usher in the School and afterwards went to France.
(fVilson.)

' Christopher Glynne, or Glyn, son of Thomas, admitted in 16 15 of St. John's
College, Oxford, where the Company assisted him to pursue his studies ; m.a.; Vicar of
Burford, co. Oxon ; died 1668, aged 72. He was ancestor of the Baronetical families of
Glyn.

62 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Richard Evans, b. Dec, 1599.

May.

Francis Reston, s. of ThomcLS^ cit. and merchant taylor, b«

June, 1593.
Richard Orrel, s, of Richardy cit and tallow chandler, b.

Aug., 1595.
John Withers, b. Oct., 1596.
Robert Williams, s. of Thomas^ cit and merchant taylor, b.

20 April, 1599.
Abraham Keisar, b. June, 1601.
Richard Satterthwaite,^ b. Dec, 1599.

June.

Benjamin Fisher, b. Nov., 1597.

John Lewis, s. of Davidy clothworker, b, Jan., 1596-7.

Walter Blinco, b. 29 Nov., i6oi.

Eleazar Speed, b. May, 1601.

George Shallcrosse, b. Dec, 1599.

July.

Anthony Nevil, b. Aug., 1597.
* Richard Owen, b. Oct., 1599.
Roger Owen, b. Oct., 1599.
John Harrison, b. 15 March, 1601.
Robert Bamford, b. March, 1600.
John Leper, s. of Johny yeoman, b. Sep., 1593.
John Glanville, b. 26 Nov., 1598.

Aug.
William Selby, b. March, 1596.
William Miller, s. oi Henry y cit. and merchant taylor, deed.,

b. Feb., 1595.
Robert Mould, s. of Johny cit. and barber surgeon, b. Feb.,

1596.
Nathaniel Fleetwood, b. Aug., 1599.
Robert Gall, b. Nov., i6or.
Thomas Wilcockes,* b. Sep., 1599.
Thomas Parkinson, b. Dec, 1595.
Thomas Hill, b. Oct., 1598.
James Cleves, or Cleaves, s. of Johny of London, yeoman,

b. 25 March, 1599.

Sep.

Leonard Dent, b. April, 1600.
t Abraham Waters, b. Jan., 1599.

* In subsequent entries the date of his birth is given as Aug., 1597.
t With this name the ninth Probation, made 11 Dec. 1609, begins.

1 Richard SatterthvHiite, '* scnwentt in Wood St. died 24 Dec. 1664." (Smyth's
Obit.)

* Thomas Wilcockes. One of this name, of Brightlingsea, co. Essex, was Esquire of
the body to King Charles in 1634. (See Vis, of Essej;,)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 63

Timothy Bathurst,^ s. of Timothy y cit. and grocer, b, 2 Sep,,

1597-
William Schofield, b. 25 Nov., 1599.
Richard Griffin, b. Aug., 1600.
Oct.

Gregory Ballard,* b. Jan., 1595.

John Snape, b. July, 1597.

William Greenhaugh, b. Dec, 1598.

John Say, b. 9 Aug., 1598.

John Amsbury, b. May, 1599.

Daniel Tucker, b. Oct., 1599.

George Arundell, s. oi Richard^ merchant taylor, b. 17 April,

1600.

Nov.

Henry Bradbery, b. Oct., 1597.

John Hedley, s. of Johfiy cit. and barber surgeon, b. Sep.,

1596.
Edward Groodyeare, b. March, 1599.

Symon Neale, s. of Symon^ clothworker, b. 28 March, 1598.
Thomas Kenrick, s. of 5^A;^, clothworker, b. 4 March, 1598.
Dec.

* Gregory Morris, b. 30 Nov., 1596.

X609-X0.

Jan.

Ralph Vernon, s. of Francisy clothworker, b. Oct., 1595.

John Nichols, b. 28 June, 1595.

William Austen, b. June, 1593.

Barnard Wright, b. Feb., 1596.

Thomas WoUey, b. Feb., 1594.

William Blay, s. of Willianiy merchant taylor, b. 26 July,

1596 (or 1590)-
Theodore Jacob, b. 22 July, 1596.
James Walker, b. 15 Dec, 1598 (or 1600).
Robert Offley, b. 30 Sep., 1599. '
John Browne, s. of Roger y of the city of London, labourer,

b. May, 1597 (01 8).
Cornelius Holland,' b. 3 March, 1599.
Brian Benbow, b. April, 1598.

John Hyde, s. of Richardy of Southwark, co. Surrey, porter.
Richard Lancaster, b. 16 May, 1597.
John Nevell, b. Nov., i6oo.

* Tenth Probation, ii March, 1609-10.

1 Timothy Bathurst^ son of Timothy Bathurst, fifth son of Robert, of Horsmonden,
CO. Kent.

* Gregory BaUard, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1613, and also appointed a Vemon
Bzhibitioner.

' Cornelius Holland, of Pembroke Hall, Camb. b.A. 16 18. We may perhaps identify
him with the m.p. for Windsor, who was one of King Charles's Judges, out did not sign
the death-warrant. The register of St. Laurence Pountney contains the baptism (17 F».
1627-8) of James, son of M' Cornelius Holland, gent, and Sybell. (Par, Reg,)

64 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Andrew May, b. Jan., 1599.

Ralph CoUingwood,! b. March, 1598, ( sons oi Israel, ^it.
Edward CoUingwood,* ( u lor'^decd*"*

John Holland, s. of George^ merchant taylor, b. May, 1599.
John Gibson, s. of Richard, woodmonger, b. Jan., 1602.
Francis Markham,^ b. Nov., 1601.
James Feake,* b. 13 Feb., 1598.
Andrew Yardley,* b. 17 March, 1597-8.
Thomas Yardley, b. 12 March, 1599.
John Dorwin, s. of John, merchant taylor, b. July, 1600.
Richard Friersonne, b. 1598.

Rowland Lovejoy, s. of John, goldsmith, b. Dec, 1599.
Joseph Elcockes,^ s. of Richard, merchant taylor, deed., b.
June, 1599.

* Henry Skerow,b. 3 Nov., 1600, ) sons of Henry, cit.

* James Skerow,b. 28 March, 1602, | and clothworker.
Richard Cooke.

Henry Hammes, s. of John, silkweaver, b. 18 March, 1599

(or 1602).
Joseph Rainey, b. Jan., 1600.
Feb.

Thomas Tailor, b. 31 Oct., 1594.
John Lufton,^ b. 23 March, 1599.

John Gibson (major), s. of Thomas, cit. and haberdasher, b.
. Aug., 1599.

Robert Dixon, b. 2 Feb., 1596.
Francis Wall, b. 19 Dec, 1599.
John Hinton, b. 14 Dec, 1594.
Nehemiah Jacob, b. Feb., 1598.

John Benton (or Baynton), s. of Jerome, turner, b. Aug.,
1598.

Mar.

Peter Rankel, b. 26 March, 1600.

Cornelius Wrenne, s. of George, cooper, b. Aug., 1599.

* This name occurs in the Company's Books as Skethoe,

> Ralph Collingwoody of Dublin, scrivener, {^t.^ Dugard^ s Register, 1650.)

* Edward Collingwood, One of this name was Secretary of the Company for
Virginia in 1C24.

» Francis Markham, son of Gregory M. of Comhill ; student of Ch. Ch. Oxford,
<t6i li ejected by the Parliamentary Commissioners. Rector of Great Creaton, Northa&ts,
1627.

* James Feake, see Visitation of Surrey, 1623, and also Vincent* s London, He was
probably son of James Feake, of London, goldsmith, 16 19.

* Andrew Yardley, of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1619-20. (MS, List, penes, Mus,
Brit,)

< Joseph Elcockes, apprenticed to Nicholas Grice, of Milk St. merchant taylor, 1614.
(M, T, Bindings,)

' John Lufton, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1614, B.c.L. Rector of Ibstock, co. Leic.
1635-

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John Glynn, s. of Robert^ cit. and draper, b. 14 March, 1601.

* James Blemmill, b. Dec, 1601.
John Blemmill, b. June, 1603.
Edward Ingoldsby, b. 23 Aug., 1597.

Jarvis Stone, s. of Jarvis^ merchant taylor, b. March, 1597.

x6io.

April.

Arthur Tristram, s. of Robert^ cook, b. Feb., 1601.

Andrew Holdsworth, b. 3 Nov., 1596.

Henry Durham, b. 7 April, 1595.

George Bumham, b. Oct., 1595.

Edward Dawson, alic^ Franke.

Richard Somers, s. of Willtaniy clothworker, b. Sep., 1600.

John Carpenter, b. 15 Nov., 1598.

James Shawe, s. of Robert^ merchant taylor.

May.

Roger Reynolds, b. 4 March, 1598.
Richard Cooperthwaite, b. Nov., 1600.
Humphrey Buck, b. 2 July, 1602.
June.

John Messervey,^ b. 10 May, 1594.

George Watson, b. 15 May, 1595.

James Medlicot,^ b. 5 July, 1596.

Richard Medlicot,^ b. 2 Feb., 1599.

Richard Halsey, s. of William^ plumber, b. Aug., 1598

(or 9).
William Bartlett, s. of William^ late of London, gent.,

decd.,b. 9 July, 1597^
Thomas Riley, b. 7 Feb., 1601.
Robert Waldoe,* s. of Robert^ cit. and founder, b. July,

1601.
John Behoult, b. 21 Jan., 1598.
John Wright, b. i Sep., 1600.
July.

Greorge Nicholson, b. Aug., 1595.

John Perrot, s. of JameSy cit. and clothworker, b. 12 July,
1601.

* This name and those following it are from the Probation List, made ii Sep. 1610.

1 yohn Messervey^ matric. at St. John's, Oxf, 1612, aged 18, as son of an "Esquire"
in Jersey.

' James Medlicot, second son of Thomas M. (from Pontesbury, co. Salop) citizen
and ayer of London, by his wife Lennard, dau. of James Pluck, of Shoreditch. He
was citizen and dyer, and was buried at St. Peter's, Paul's Wharf, London, 20 Jan,
1662-3. (Notes by G, E. Cokayne.)

* Richard Medlicot^ third son of Thomas. He was of St. Peter's Coll. Cambridge,
B.A. 16 1 8-9, M.A. 1622.

* Robert Waldoey baptized at St. Margaret's, Lothbury, 4 July, 1602. He was
second son of Robert Waldo, who was a son of the original settler in England of that

66 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Thomas Day,^ s. of Thomas ^ merchant taylor, b. 25 May,

»597-
Nicholas Salter, b. 17 Dec., 1599.

Thomas Owen, s. of Oliver^ cit. and merchant taylor, deed.,

b. June, 1602.

Greorge Nichols, b. March, 1599.

Aug.

Richard Wotton, b. Aug., 1595.

Henry Jacob, b. 24 Feb., 1604.

Ralph Holland,^ b. March 25, or Oct. 14, 1602.

James Holland,' b. 29 Sep., 1604.

Richard Levet, b. 8 Feb., 1602.

William Atkinson, s. of Johtiy sadler, b. June, 1599,

Simon Saunders, b. Sep., 1597 (or 9).

Edward Foster, s. of William^ barber-surgeon, b. 10 Sep.,
1598.

Robert Dodson, b. 21 Nov., 1600.

John Chickley, s. of Johriy cit. and haberdasher, b. 16 May,
1599-
Sep.

John Newton, b. 28 Oct., 1595.
' Thomas Butler, b. 3 Sep., 1600.

Michael Butler, b. 21 Nov., i6oi.

William Rannel, b. Feb., 1601.

Oct.

William Scarbrough, b. 4 July, 1598.

Stephen Braby, b. 4 July, 1598, ( sons of i?/i:Atf r^T, haber-

Joseph Braby,* b. 8 April, 1600, ) dasher.

William Pyot,* b. Oct., 1597.

John Pyot,* b. April, 1595.

Henry Kerrin, b. 26 Jan., 1596.

John Jones, s. of Willtamy cit. and stationer, b. 25 Dec.,

1597-
John Mounger, b. i Dec, 1698, | sons of Benjamin^ cit.
William Mounger, ) and cordwayner.

Richard Harris, b. Nov., 1597.
William Harris, b. 1599.

1 Thomas Day, of Queen's Coll. Camb. b.a. i6i8| m.a. 1622. (Cooper,)

* Ralph HoUand^ son of Ralph H. merchant taylor, bapt. at St. Laurence Pountney,
8 April, 1602; buried 3 Sep. 1018. (Par, Reg.) He seems to have been a younger
brother of Cornelius.

8 yames Holland, bapt. at St. Laurence Pountney, 22 Sep. 1604. (Par, Reg,)

* yoseph Braby, of Magd. Coll. Camb. B.A. 162 1, M.A. 1625. (Cooper.)

• William Pyot, bom 27 Oct. 1597, third son of Richard P. Alderman and Sheriff
of London: of Jesus Coll. Camb. b.a. 16 18, M.A. 1622.

• John Pyoty probably died young, as another brother (younger than William) is
the only one of the name who appears in the pedigree entered at the Vis. of London,
1633-

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Peter Chamberlaine,^ or Chamberlen, b. 8 May, 1601.
Obadiah Sparkes, s. of JVi/tiam, late cit. and barber-surgeon,

b 15 Aug., 1 601.
Nicholas Davies, s. of Thopias, cit. of London, b. 10 May,

i6oi,

Richard Weston, b. 14 June, 1597, ) sons of 5^(7>6«, late cit.
Peter Weston, b. 4 Feb., 1599. j 5^^^°'^'''''*^' ^^^^^'

Henry Bagford, s. of J^oAn, cit. and fishmonger.

John Partridge, b. 20 March, 1598.

Greorge Higlie, b. 16 Aug., 1599.

John Gibbons, s. of ^oAn, merchant taylor, b. 21 Aug.,

1601.
Edward Peake, s. of Richard^ cit. and grocer, b. 26 Jan.,

1601.
Stephen Warman, s. of William^ cook, b. Dec, 1603. '
Richard Key, b. 23 June, 1600.
Quintin Flood, b. 27 Sep., 1600.
Cleophas Smyth, s. of Johity of Devizes, co. Wilts, yeoman,

b. 14 Dec, z6oo.
Nov.

Thon^as Denham.
Benjamin Burt, b. 8 July, 1601.
Dec.

Thomas Capell, s. of George^ cit. and draper.
Richard Childley, b. 9 Jan., 1599.

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Jonathan Smith, b. Jan., 1597.
William Onslow, b. 21 Dec, 1597.
John Francke, b. 5 Feb., 1597.
Gore Bond,* B. 25 July, 1596.
William Bond,* s. of Rtchardy cit. and draper, b. 28 May,

1601.
Edward Collins, b. Dec, 1598.

1 Peter Chamberlaine^ son of Peter C. of St. Ann's, Blackfriars, surgeon, and bom
in that parish. He was m.d. of Padua, 1619, and -was incorporated on that degree at
Oxford in 1620, and at Cambridge in 162 1. He became f.rx.p. London in 1628, but
was in frequent conflict with the College, and in 1659 was deprived of his Fellowship.
His professional reputation was great. He was eldest Physician in Ordinary to the King,
and the Czar of Russia wrote with his own hand to Charles I. begging for his services.
He was a voluminous writer, one of his books being entitled "The Sober Man's Vindica-
tion, discovering the true cause and manner how Dr. Chamberlen came to be reported
mad." Lond. 1662. He died 22 Dec. 1683 and was buried at Woodham Mortimer, co.
£ssez, where he had purchased the manor house. (Munk^s Roll.)

* Gore Bond, eldest son of WiUiam Bond (second son of Alderman W. Bond) by
his wife Margaret, dau. of Thomas Gore, of London. He was admitted of Gray*s Inn,
London, August, 16 19.

* William Bond. Possibly the father's name is incorrectly given and should be
" 'William." In that case we should identify the boy with William Bond, of London
(son of William and Margaret aforesaid) who was « aged about 30 years " in 1633-4.
( Vis. of London,)

68 Merchant Taylor^ School Register,

Henry Alberrie, b. March, 1596.

Thomas Saunders, b. Oct., 1598.

Robert Ward, b. Oct., 1600.

Oliver Sutton, b. 25 Dec, 1595.

Roger Amerie, b. 1597.

Richard Cooke, b. 14 Aug., 1599.

John Powell, b. 19 Nov., 1599.

Thomas Latham, s. of Richard^ merchant taylor, b. May,

x6oo.
Richard Latham, b. 7 Jan., 1601.
William Millington,^ s. of William^ cit. and merchant taylor,

deed., b. 26 Aug., 1599.
John Todde, s. of Amos, cit. and fishmonger, b. 19 Sep., 1600.
Charles Harrison, s. of Wt'Umm, merchant taylor, b. 26 June,

1599-
John Harte, b. 5 March, 1602.
Thomas Offley, s. of Rodert, cit. and merchant taylor, deed.,

b. I May, 1602.
Timothy Pooley, s. of Timothy y skinner, b. Sep., 1603.
Henry Peyton, b. Aug., 1604.
Thomas Hayne, b. Aug., 1601.
Joseph Sudbury, b. 10 May, 1599.
William Sales, s. of William^ merchant taylor.
William Griflftn, b. 13 March, 1595.

Thomas Potter, s. of Petety haberdasher, b. 25 Mar., 1598.
William Garlady, b. 2 Feb., 1601.
John Legat, b. Oct., 1600.
John Parkinson, b. 12 Mar., 1598.
Semer Herenden,^ s. .of Semery cit. and merchant taylor, b.

16 Sep., 1599.
Matthew Scaltick, s. of Anthony ^ cit. and fishmonger, b. 6

Aug., 1602.
Edward Nashe, b. 13 July, 1601.

x6ii.

William Hixon, b. 19 Sep., 1594.

Richard Bailey.

Thomas Cooke, b. 5 Aug., 1599.

Thomas Broadwater.

Peter Peirce, b. 17 Feb., 1599.

George Winne,* b. 7 Aug., 1605.

* William Millingtoriy of Stratford, co. Essex, wax-chandler. (See Dugard^s List^
1646.) The father was apprenticed in 1588, and then described as son of Thomas
Millington, of Gawcott, co. Bucks. [M, T. Bindings,)

' Semer fferenden, cf. ante,

' George TVinne, son of Edmund Winne, of Thornton Curtis, but a resident in the
parish of St. Laurence Pountney in 16 10. George Winne was High Sheriff of Lincoln-
shire in 1657, a devoted adherent of the King, and at the Restoration created a Ba&onet
for his services. He died in 1667, and from him the Lords Headley descend.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 69

Francis Bright, b. 27 Oct., 1600.

Edward Bright, b. 20 Oct., 1601.

William Smither, b. 5 Feb., 1603.

John Holland, s. of George^ cit. and merchant taylor.

Robert Keale, s. of Wtllianty cit. and goldsmith, deed., b.

April, 1600.
Nicholas Parke, | sons of Nicholas y^ cit. ( b. i June, 1602.
Francis Parke, ) and painter stainer j b.2oNov.i6o3.
Nicholas Boone, s. of Nicholas^ of London, freemason, b.

24 Jane, 1602.
John Cranwell, b. 10 June, 1601.
Edward Southworth, s. oiFranciSy one of the Lord Mayor's

OflScers, b. 14 Nov., 1601.
Thomas lUingworth.
Richard Webb, s. of William^ cit. and merchant taylor, b.

18 July. 1599.
Robert Allen, s. of Roberty of co. South'ton, yeoman, b.

Feb., 1598.
John Woodward^ (minor), b. 2 Feb., 160 1-2.
Leonard Thornton, b. 27 Dec, 1595.
Jeremy Simpson, s. of GileSy cit. and goldsmith, deed., b.

30 Nov., 1600.
Thomas Harrow, s. of Richardy cit. and merchant taylor,

deed., b. 1602.
Henry Blason, s. of Johriy of London, yeoman, b. Jan., r6oi.
Israel Owen, b. Jan., 1600.
Thomas Owen.
Joseph Chapman,^ s. oi Richardy cit. and scrivener, b. 9 April,

1603.
Thomas Aldwell, s. of Humphry y cit. and merchant taylor,

b. 1 Feb., 1601.
William Harris, b. Feb., 1597.
William Bernard, b. Aug., 1598.
Richard Cheyney, b. Jan., 1595.
Abraham Chamberlaine,^ b. i April, 1596.
Gamaliel Thimble, b. 14 Mar., 1596.
John Woodward* (major), b. Nov., 1597.
John Rainey, b. 2 March, 1601.
John Ampleford, s. of Johrty cit. and haberdasher, b. 4 Feb.,

»599-
Abraham Bisson, b. 1597.

1 yohn Woodward, of Clare Hall, Cambridge, M.A. 1624. (Cooper,)

« Joseph Chapman, bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch, 17 April, 1603- {Par, Reg,)

3 Abraham Chamherlaine, eldest son of Abraham C. and cousin of Peter C. {cf, ante)

merchant, lived at St. Mary Axe, died. 26 Aug. 1651, buried at Hunsdon, co. Herts.

(Smyth's Obit.)

* John JVoodioardf perhaps elder brother of Adiel W. and of Lincoln's Inn, in 1633.

( Vis. of London,)

70 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

John Vaughan/ b. 26 Oct., 1602.

John Kenton, son of Roger ^ cit. and draper, deed., b, 1600.

Matthew Davis, b. 24 July, 1602.

Thomas Cooperthwaite, s. of Richard^ cit. and haberdasher,
b. Dec, 1603.

Thomas Downes,^ b. 1600.

Richard Andrews, | sons of i?^i^r/, cit. ( b. 17 Nov., 1597.

William Andrews, ) and scrivener, ( b. 8 May, 1599.

Thomas Paulson, b. Sep., 1599.

Robert Markham, s. of JarvtSy of Bath, co. Somerset,
yeoman, b. Oct., 1599.

James Claughton, s. of , late of London, haber-
dasher, deed., b. 28 Dec, 1602.

William Chapman, b. 30 Dec, i596,

Edward Adderton.

Henry Bellamy,' s. of Robert, cit. and merchant taylor, b.

27 July, 1604.
icha

Richard Lardar, b. Feb., 1599.

Francis Tucker, b. May, 1603".

John Hayne,* b. Oct., 1604.

Edward Franke.^

John Hawke, b. 17 Jan., 1598.

James Peers,® s. of Edmondy citizen and haberdasher, b. 25

July. 1603.
Isaac Wooder, b. 16 Nov., 1599.
William Chapman, b. 16 Feb., 1601.
Thomas Hewet,^ b. 1605.
John Boyle.®

Robert Gosson, b. Dec, 1597.
William Scofield, b. 25 Nov., 1599.
Henry Scofield.
Thomas Woodall, s. of ThomaSy cit. and draper, b. 10 Nov.,

1602.

1 yohn Vaughan, Wattes' scholar of Pemb. Hall, Camb. 1623. Fellow (on Bp.
Andrewes' foundation) 1627, b.d. Vicar of Saxthorp, but ejected during the Rebellion.
A benefactor to the College Library. (Lodei^s Framlingham,)

2 Thomas Downes, perhaps " stationer, died 19 Feb. 1657." (Smyth^s Obit)

* Henry Bellamy ^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1621.

* John Hayney son of the Head Master, bapt. at St. Laurence Pountney, 21 Oct.
1604.

* Edward Franke. One of this name, son of Josias Franke, of Maldon, co. Essex,
gent, was apprenticed to a merchant taylor, 9 Feb. 161 7-8. (M, T, Bindings.)

. « Janus Peers, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1620.

' Thomas Hewet, "son of Mr. William Hewet, merchant," bapt. 6 Oct. 1605, at
St. Laurence Pountney. [Par, Reg.) He was High Sheriff of Herts in 1638 and 1660.
Knighted, and, 19 July, 1660, created a Baronet. He died in Aug. 1662, aged 57.
(Burke's Ext, Baronetage,)

8 John Boyle, probably son of John Boyle, B.D. Rector of Stanmore, Middx. in
1 6 ID, and aftenvards Bishop of Cork, whose first cousin, Michael Boyle, Bishop of
Waterford, had been educated at the School. One Thomas Boyle, son of William B#
of Hereford (also related to the Bishop) was apprenticed in 1604. (Af, T, Bindings.) .

Mercha7it Taylors^ School Register. 7 1

Henry Mower, b. 2 May, 1603.

Richard Massock, s. of Williamy cit. and embroiderer, b.

14 July, 1604.
John Marshall, b. Feb., 1600.
Abraham Boulton,^ b. 15 Mar., 1600.
Rowland Swinnerton,^ b. May, 1599.
Robert Swinnerton,* b. Sep., 1602.
Derrick Smith, b. 22 Feb., 1595.
Charles Johnson, b. 28 Sep., 1597.
Henry Holland, b. Feb., 1599.
Richard Prestwood, s. oi Peter ^ citizen and merchant taylor,

deed., b. 18 Sep., 1603.
Samuel Jones,* b. Aug., 1601.
Richard Morris, b. Dec, 1600.
Thomas Swinnerton,* b. 20 Jan., 1598.
John Coker, or Cocker, s. of Richard^ of London, glover, b.

22 Mar., 1601.
James Hebb,® s. of JameSy citizen and merchant taylor, b.

Jan., 1600.

z6xz-a.

Arthur Wingham, b. 13 Sep., 1598.
Cornelius Lawrence, b. Jan., 1398.
Moses Powell, b. Feb., 1599.
Hugh Thomas, b. Feb., 1601.
* Richard Thomas, b. 27 Nov., 1600.
William Churchman, b. 29 Sep., 1599.
John Pothan, s. of Richardy citizen and merchant taylor,
X deed., b. 19 Sep., 1600.

Thomas Clarke, b. 25 Dec, 1595.
Benjamin Clarke,'^ b. 26 Dec, 1600.
Thomas Juxon,* b. 21 Dec, 1601.

* Richard Thomas is entered in this Probation List as William Thomas, and the
date of his birth omitted, and the birth of Hugh Thomas in this Probation List is given
as 27 Nov. 1600.

I Abraham Botdton, second son of Simon Boulton, of Tottenham. (Vis, of Middx.
1634.)

^ Rowland Swinnertotiy of the parish of St. Dionis Backchurch, where he married
(10 July, 1625) Anne Bedell, of Whitechapel. {Par, Reg.)

' Robert Swinmrton, fourth son of Sir John Swinnerton, bapt. at St. Mary,
Aldermanbury, 21 Sep. 1602, was a merchant and entered his pedigree at the Visitation
of London in 1633.

* Samuel yones, perhaps son of Isaac, and Knighted in 1660. (Le Neve,)

* Thomas Swinnerton, One of this name was Vicar of "West Thurrock, Essex, in
1643. In 1650 he was returned as '* a godly, preaching man," having four years
previously had an order for j^40 to be paid for nis maintenance out of Dagennam,
sequestered from John Fanshawe. (Palings Stifford,)

« Janus Hebby son of James, late citizen and merchant taylor, deed, was apprenticed

10 May, 1619. (J/, r. Bindings,)

' Benjamin Clarke, "attorney, King's Bench, died 10 Nov. 1651." (Smyth's Obit,)
^ Thomas Juxon, cf. ante. Was he the same as Thomas Juxon who entered in

1608?

72 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Richard Thomas, b. Aug., 1603.

Thomas Bourne.

Francis Ferrand, b. 5 March, 1601.

Gregory Markham,^ b. 12 March (or May), 1602.

George CuUimore, s. of Roger y of London, yeoman, b. 27

May, 1 60 1.
Francis Clever,^ b. 6 Sep., 1600.
Gershon, or Garson Hopkins,' s. of Davidy of London, clerk,

b. I May, 1599.
Tutcher Lymbrough, s. of Johtiy citizen and merchant taylor,

deed.
Edward Scott, s. of Henry y of London, yeoman, b. i May,

1599-
William Hill, s. of Johriy citizen and merchant taylor, deed.,

b. Nov., 1599.
Hugh Woodward, b. Jan., 1600.
Bartholomew Woodward, b. Aug., 1602.
Peter Heylyn,* b. Nov., 1599. (Entered March, 161 2, in 4th

Form.)
Luke Atkinson.^
William Griffith, s. of Davidy citizen and dyer, b. 4 July,

1603.
Randall Atwood, s. of Willianiy late of London, sugar

baker, deed., b. 14 April, 1603.
Anthony Roberts, b. i May, 1600.

1612-3.

* Christopher White, s. of GeorgCy citizen and joyner, b. 8 Sep.,

1602.
John Evered, s. of Henry y of London, gentleman, b. 20 Dec,

1601.
Samuel Williamson, s. of LawrencCy citizen and shoemaker.
John Kirby, b. 10 Sep., 1600.
William Spencer, b. April, 1601.

* With this name begin the names entered for the first time in the succeeding
Probation List, which, however, bears date 11 March, 161 2-3, so that the Probations
made in September and December seem to have been omitted.

* Gregory Markhamt son of Gregory M. of Comhill, merchant ; " upholster, our
neighbour in Little Moorficlds, buried " o April, 1666. {Smyth's Obit.)

' Francis Clevery son of William C. of Weedon, co. Bucks, gen. apprenticed Sep.
1619. (J/. T, Bindings.)

» Gershon Hopkins apprenticed 31 May, 1630, when his father was described as of
Watfoid, clerk. (Ibid.)

* Peter Heylyn^ bom 29 Nov. 1599, second son of Henry Heylyn, of Burford, co.
Oxon. He was not many months in the School, and in 1613 matriculated at Oxford,
became Fellow of Magd. Coll. b.d. 1629, d.d. 1633. He was Chaplain to Charles I.
Prebendary of Westminster, 163 1, and, as a scholar, divine and politician, was a man
of eminence. He died 8 May, 1662, and was buried in Westminster Abbey. (Chester's
Reg. of IVesim. Abbey.)

* Luke Atkinson, son of John A. of Islington, co. Middx. innholder, apprenticed
to Garrett Day, of Holbom, merchant taylor, 22 July, 161 1. (J/. T, Bindings.)

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Thomas Eaten, b. 11 Feb., 1598.

Richard Lazenby, b. 8 May, 1600.

Nehemiah Ling, b. July, 1599.

Robert Unit, b. 20 July, 1601.

Younge Chamberlaine,^ s. of Johriy citizen and clothworker,

b. 20 Aug., 1 60 1.
Thomas Newall, s. of Ralphj skinner, b. 9 Oct., 1599.
Abraham Bradshaw, b. 14 Dec, 1601.
John Peck,* s. of Edwardy citizen and barber-surgeon, b. 7

Aug., 1600.
Abraham Smithurst, s. of ThonuiSy citizen and merchant

taylor.
John Field, b. 23 Feb., 1602.
Jonas Field, b. 30 Mar., 1604.
Anthony Slater,' b. 24 May, 1598.
Nathaniel Hodges,* b. 30 July, 1600.
John Edwardes,* b. 27 Feb., 1600.
George Williams, b. 11 June, 1599.
Francis Turfett, s. of Georgey late of London, gentleman,

deed., b. I Dee., 1599.
Henry Finch, b. 25 July, 1599.
John Smith, b. 15 Feb., 1600.
John Carpenter, b. 19 Nov., 1598.
James Haggert, b. Feb., 1601.
John Burt, b. 20 Aug., 1604.

Robert Atkins, s. of Anthony y citizen and blacksmith.
Henry Pressick, s. oiMileSy of Hackney, Middlesex, yeoman.
John Shaw, s. of TryamorCy citizen and merchant taylor,

deed.
Richard Cheyney, b. i Jan., 1595.
Thomas Cheyney, b. 21 Mar., 1597.
Lancelot Johnson, b. 14 May, 1599.
John Malin, b. i Mar., 1599.
Robert Sherborne, s. of Willianiy citizen and white-baker,

b. 12 Dec., 1599.
Thomas Owen, s. of Oliver y merchant taylor, b. 1 1 May, 1601.

1 Youngs Ckamherlainey of Middlesex, matricidated at Exeter Coll. Oxf. 23 Oct.
1618.

» John Peck apprenticed to a merchant taylor, January, 1616-7. (M, T.Bindings,)

' Anthony Slater. One of this name was a Gentleman Pensioner to His Majesty
in 1635 and resident at Hoxton. (Vis. of Middx, 1635.)

* Natk. Hodges, son of Richard Hodges, of Churchdown, co. Glouc. apprenticed to
a merchant taylor, August, 161 7. (M, 7\ Bindings.) Was he afterwards knighted as
" Sir Nath. Hodges, of Bethnal Green ?" (See GuillinCs Her.)

* John Edwardes, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 161 7, B. and M.D. 1639, elected Head
Master of Merchant Taylors* School in 1632, but resigned in 1634, in order to become
Proctor in this University the next year; appointed Sedleian Professor of Natural
Philosophy in 1638, ejected by the Parliamentary Commissioners and probably dead
before tne Restoration. (See Historical Introd,)

74 Merchant Taylori School Register.

William Langley, s. of Rtckardy citizen and merchant taylor,

deed., b. 24 May, 1602.
Richard Wilson, s. of Roberty citizen and barber-surgeon,

b. May, 1600.
Richard Andrewes, b. Sep., 1600.
Marmaduke Gates, s. of Johny late of London, gentleman,

deed., b. Feb., 1602.
John Philips, b. 8 Dec, 1602.
Thomas CoUingwood, b. Dec, 1601.
Richard Washboume,^ b. 5 Jan., 1597.
William Hodgson, b. i Sep., i6oo,
Ralph Burd, s. of Peter y of Peckham, Surrey, brewer, b. 22

Aug., 1602.
Henry Chapman, b. 22 Mar., 1602.
Nathaniel Ward,* s. of Williamy citizen and armourer, b, 2

Jan., 1605.
William Storie, b. Aug., 1603.
William Kirby, s. of Johuy citizen and merchant taylor, .b.

24 Oct., 1602.
John Greene, b. 21 Aug., 1603.
John Evelyn,* b. 11 Aug., i6oi-.
Daniel Bettingham,* b. 1601.
William Clarke, b. Feb., 1599.
Peter Hughes, s. of Johtiy citizen and merchant taylor, b.

Jan., 1602.
Samuel Ward,* s. of Williamy citizen and armourer, b. 9

Nov., 1602.
Ferdinando Robinson, b. Mar., 1601.
Henry Clemence, b. Feb., 1599.
Michael North, s. of Williamy citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 5 Nov., 1604.
John Stokes, b. 11 July, 1600.
Thomas Stokes, b. 2 Jan., 1602.
Thomas Wally, s. of ThomaSyCx^z^n and skinner, b. 4 Mar.,

1600.

1 Richard Washhoume, of Surrey (Mat Reg,), admitted of Exeter Coll. Oxf. 16 15;
Student and Precentor of Ch. Ch. Oxf. ; Prebendary of Chichester, ejected from his pre-
ferments during the Usurpation : died 1672.

* Naihaniel Ward, There were at least three contemporaries of this name (see
School Lists), and it would therefore be unsafe to follow Messrs. Cooper in identifving the
above with Nat. Ward, M.A. sometime Fell, of King's Coll. Camb. and Vicar of Stain-
drop, who was slain fighting for the King at Milium Castle, Camb. 1644.

' yohn Evefyn, baptised at Kingston on Thames, 20 Aug. 1 601 as "son of Mr.
George Eveljm, jun'." Messrs. Cooper identify him with one of the name who was of
£man. Coll. Camb. B.A. 16 18-9 and there can l>e little doubt that he was afterwards m.p.
for Ludgershall and Knighted. He was declared a traitor by Charles I. and espoused the
Parliamentary side. (See G» D, SculVs Evelyns of America^ 188 1.)

* Daniel Bettingham "(or Betenham), third son of John B. of Pluckley, Co. Kent, who
died in 1647. ( Vis. of Kent.)

Samuel Ward, perhaps Serjeant of Wood Street, died 8 ]^eb. 1660. (Smyth^s Obit,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register* 75

John Humble, b. 11 Nov., 1600.

George Humble, b. 10 Aug., 1603.

Francis Humble, b. 7 May, 1605.

John Cecill, b. Nov., 1601.

John Fletcher,^ s. of ThotnaSy skinner, b. July, 1596.

Arthur Smithes, b. 5 Feb., 1595.

John Haward.

Francis Smith, b. 21 Dec, 1601.

James Sutton, s. of Thomas^ citizen and clothworker, b. Aug.,

1595-
Henry Webster, s. of Richardy minister, b. Mar., 1599.
Thomas Hench, s. of MarqtteSy merchant taylor, b. May,

1602.
Thomas Clarke, b. Sep., 1597.
Christopher Abdy* (no date).
Greorge May, b. 12 April, 1600.
Peter Creech,* b. Aug., 1601.
William Best, b. Sep., 1600.
Thomas Fane, b. Nov., 1599.
William Hutchinson, b. Sep., 1602.
Richard Tappin, b. 7 Jan., 1602.

Benjamin Famaby, s. of NicholaSy joyner, b. 19 Nov., 1598.
William Briggs, b. 7 May, 1603.
John Hall, b. 18 Sep., 1602.
John Brittayne, or Britton, s. of Johtiy merchant taylor, b.

15 Dec, 1598.
Daniel Cole, s. of Peter y merchant taylor, b, Jan., 1599.
Edward Shaw, s. of Richardy merchant taylor, b. 9 Mar.,

1601.
Abraham Sommers, s. of Willtanty clothworker, b. 20 Dec,

1602.
Elias Roberts, s. of Ettas y merchant taylor, b. 22 Dec, 1603.
William Neede, s. of Wiltiamy goldsmith, b. 18 July, 1602.
Richard Hudson, b. March, 1600.
Hugh Tuckey,* s. of Richardy citizen and paper stainer, b.

Oct., 1602.
Francis Garway, b. 14 Mar., 1603.
Thomas Bennet, s. of Willianiy of Shoreditch, yeoman, b,

Aug., 1602.
Robert Turner, s. of Henryy of London, feltmaker, b. 4

Nov., 1 604.

1 John FUtchsr. Dr. Wattes's scholar at Pemb. Hall. Camb. (MS. List quoted in
Loders Framlingham,)

* Christopher Abdy^ son of Edmund Abdy (see ante)-, admitted to Gray's Inn, 1614,
was Knighted and resided at Streatham.

' Peter Creech^ of Jesus Coll. Camb. (from St. John's) in 1624, B.A. (MS, List^ Add,
MS. 5820). He was probably son of Edmund Creech, Master of the Company, 1624-5.

* Hugh Tuckey was apprenticed to a merchant taylor, 29 July, 1617. (M, T. Bind-
ings.)

76 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Mathew Beadle,^ b. 14 Dec, 1598.

Peter Tasker, s. oi Peter ^ citizen and stringer, b. 14 Oct., 1604.

James Skelton,^ s. of Roherty late of Southwark, clerk, deed.,

b. 20 July, 1600.
John Skelton, s. of the same,
William Baildon, b. 22 June, 1599.
Joseph Carey, or Caron, s. of Roger y citizen and white-baker,

deed., b. 8 April, 1601.
Francis Trowe, or Crowe, s. of Roberty merchant taylor, b.

3 Mar., 1601.
Joseph Oliver, s. of Phtltpy citizen and jo)mer, b. Aug., 1600.
Roger Harrop, b. Oct., 1602.

1613.

John Brooke, s. of Roberty citizen and goldsmith, b. 9 Oct.,

1600.
Nicholas Re5molds, b. 4 July, 1598.

Henry Holland, s. of Henry y late of London, minister, deed.
John Parke, s. of Roger y citizen and armourer, b. 13 Sep.,

1599-
Bernard Matthew, b. 22 Nov., 1602.
Humphry Hagget,* b. 5 Jan., 1601.
Andrew Hagget, b. Jan., 1603.
Humphry Smith, s. of Roberty citizen and barber-surgeon, b.

20 July, 1600.
George Willoughby,* b. March, 1602.
George Williamson, s. of ThomaSy citizen and merchant

taylor, b. Feb., 1604.
George Smalwood,* b. 24 Aug., 1604.
George Goulden, s. of Richardy of London, coachman, b. 8

April, 1602.
William Morris, s. of Willianty merchant taylor.
Thomas Heath, b. 25 June, 1597.

John Hawkins, s. of Wtlliamy cloth worker, b. Oct., 1599.
Edward Clay, b. Nov., 1605.
Samuel Jones, s. of Davyy citizen and clothworker, b. 18

March, 1601.
James Suite, 25 Aug., 1603.

1 Matthew BeadUy probably son of Matt. Beadle, from Kempston, co. Beds, who was
apprenticed in 1589 to Titus Wesbie, of Watling St. (J/. T, Bindings^ i. 121.) In
Smyth's Obit, the death of one Matt. Beadle, chandler, in Little Morefields, is recorded
mider the year 1670.

> James Skelton^ matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. (not on the foundation) 1620, aged
19. {Mat, Reg,)

8 Humphrey Hagget, " eldest son of Haggatt, Esq. of Sussex " (Mat, Reg,)

matriculated at St, John's, Oxf. 16 19, aged 17.

* George WiUoughby^ probably of London, merchant ; will dated 15 Jan. 1633-4, and
proved at C.P.C. by Jeremy Sambrooke, 4 July, 1638.

^ George Smalwood, admitted of Pemb.Hall, Camb. 1622, b.A. 1626, M.A..1629,
Rector of St. Mildred's Poultry, and St. Mary le Bow.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 77

Toby Reading, &. of Ada7n^ citizen and merchant taylor, b.

16 June, 1602.
William Danvers, s. of Williamy mutitioner, b. 24 Sep., 1604.
Richard Wingham, b. 6 April, 1603.
Edmund Smith,^ b. 24 Oct., 1598.
John North.

Edmund Calamy,* b. 24 Nov., 1600.
Robert Callis, b. 16 May, 1600.
Daniel Callis, b. May, 1604.
James Singleton,' b. 28 July, 1600.
John Cuflfe, b. 30 May, 1600.
John Hubbert, b. 30 June, 1602.
Adam Edwards,* b. Oct., 1603.

John Cribett, s. of Hughy merchant taylor, b. 7 Dec, 1601.
Walsingham Weston, b. i Sept., 1601.
Matthew Gwinne,* b. 25 Dec, 1603.
John Jorden, s. of JameSy citizen and merchant taylor, deed.,

b. 13 Jan., 1599.
Edward Alder, b. 5 Dec, 1601.

John Thomes, s. of JameSy cloth worker, b. 12 Dec, 1603.
Richard Robinson, b. 15 Oct., 1602. ,
John Broadbent, b. 17 June, 1602.
Robert Dreaton,® b. 10 April, 1604.
Robert Holland, b. 2 Feb., 1604.
Thomas Dawes,^ b. 13 Jan., 1604.
Francis Pawmes® (or Palmes).
Richard Parker, b. 19 Nov., 1599.
Thomas Saunders, b. 7 April, 1600.

Thomas Wells, s. of 7)6^/;^?^, merchant taylor, b. Mar., 1602.
William Cuffe, s. of Williamy citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 17 June, 1602.
' John Bridges, b. 20 Oct., 1604.

1 Edmund Smithy son of the Head Master, bapt. at St. Laurence Pountney, 30 Oct.
1597 {ji^),of Caius Coll. Camb. 1613, M.A. i62I,f.r.c.p. 1627. Died 1654. (MunJ^s Roll.)

> Edmund Calamy^ son of George C. of St. Thomas Apostle and baptised there 24
Feb. 1 599- 1 600, so that the above date is incorrect. Dr. Wattes's Scholar of Pemb. Hall,
Camb. 1 616, and afterwards ''tanquam socius." He was an eminent Nonconformist,
member of the Westminster Assembly and in 1640 assisted in writing " Smectjmanus."
Though an enemy to episcopacy he favoured the return of Charles II. and at the Restora-
tion was ofifered the Bishopric of Lichfield. This he declined and, resigning in 1662 all
Church Preferment, died in 1666. (Biog. Diet,)

« James Singleton^ admitted of St. John's, Oxf. 1617, aged 16. (Mat, Reg,)

* Adam Edwards, son of Adam £. of Tibenham Longrow, co. Norfolk, merchant
taylor of London, entered his pedigree at the Her. Vis. of 1633.

* Matthew Gwinne, matriculated at Ch. Ch. Oxf. 162 1, Vicar of Evington, co. Leic.
1637, and probably son of Dr. Matthew Gwinne (ante),

* Robert Dreaton (or Drayton), Dr. Wattes*s Sch. of Pemb. Hall, Camb.

"^ TTiomas Dawes, son of Sir Abraham Dawes and himself knighted. He died 5
Dec. 1655 and was grandfather of Archbishop Sir W. Dawes.

8 Francis Pawmes (or Palmes), perhaps fourth son of Sir Guy Palmes, of Ashwell,
CO. Rutland, knt.

78 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

. ^ Henry Peake, s. of Josephy citizen and joyner, b. Nov., 1605.
Jeremy Glin, b. 28 Feb., 1602.
John Browne, s. of Johtiy late of Southwark, barber, deed.,

b. 19 Mar., 1599.
Thomas Thornton, b. 12 Nov., 1598.
Bartholomew Thornton, b. 26 Mar., 1600.
Herbert Weston, b. 9 Feb., 1603.
Richard Ward, s. of Richard^ citizen and skinner, b. 13

April, 1604.
James Edmondson, s. of ChrtstopheTy merchant taylor, b. 2

Jan., 1602.
James Richardson, s. of CharleSy of St. Katherine, Tower

Hill, clerk, b. 20 Jul}', 1599.
Randall Speight, b. 3 Sep., 1603.
Abell Coward,^ s. of Jasper y b. 16 Sep., 1605.
Thomas Hodges, b. 22 May, 1605.
John Smith, b. Jan., 1597-
' John Squire,^ s. of Williamy of Wapping, baker, b. 28 April,

1599-
John Stiles, b. 28 Sep., 1600.
^Thomas Chester, b. 14 Feb., 1601.
Edward Lawrence, b, 19 Dec, 1600.
John Rea,^ b. 10 Dec, 1600.
Thomas Burges, b. Feb., 1601.
Wessell Webb, s. of Willianty citizen and merchant taylor,

b. II Sep., 1603.
Robert Collet.
Henry Quarles.

Sherwood Lorrington, b. Mar., 1603.
John Withers, b. 10 Oct., 1602.
Edmund Bouthworth.

Humphrey Hayes, s. of ThomaSy of Aveley, Essex, clerk.
Robert Wood, s. of Edwardy citizen of London.
Thomas Gore.
Richard Gore.
Samuel Calvert,* s. of ChrtstopheTy merchant taylor, b. Feb.,

1599-
Richard Kidder, b. 7 Mar., 1601.
Jeremy Turpin, b. 27 Jan., 1599.

16x3-14.
William Gregory, b. Oct., 1598.

1 Abell Coward (or Coard)^ merchant taylor of London. (Vide sub, anno, 1653.)

2 7ohn Squire. One of this name was Vicar of Barnes, Surrey, in 1660, and died
in 1602.

3 j^ohn Rea, son of John Rea, citizen and goldsmith, was a scrivener in Fleet
St. and knighted at Whitehall, 15 May, 1663. (Le Neve's Knights,)

^ * Samuel Calverf,^ One of this name was Secretary to the Turkey Company of
Merchants, and was buried at St. Helen's, Bi^^opsgate, 30 Jan. 1620-iv

Merchant Taylori School Register. 79

Richard Herrick,^ b. 25 May, 1600.

Thomas Wilson.

Jonathan Bird, b. 21 Mar., 1600.

John Jerome, b. 28 July, 1605.

Joseph Gosson, b. 17 Dec, i6o6.

James Gosson, b. 20 Dec, 1602.

Nicholas Hide, b. Feb., 1605.

Arthur Smith, s. of Roberty citizen and barber-surgeon, b.

Jane, 1602.
Henry Schofield, b. 12 Nov., 1602.
Richard Spatchford, s. of Richard^ citizen and merchant

taylor, b. 19 April, 1600.
Richard Winard,* b. 4 April, 1602.

Robert Gumey, s. of Henry y merchant taylor, b. May, 1599.
Jonas Feild, s. of Richard^ citizen and cordwayner.
James Corden, b. April, 1602.
William Dorbridge, s. of ThomcLSy citizen and cordwayner,

b. 17 Sep., 1604.
Peter bleven (or Blethen), s. of JameSy citizen and merchant

taylor.
Henry Corlett, s. of Henry y wax-chandler.
Philip Markham, b. Dec, 1604.
James Carter, s. of Johny merchant taylor, b. 15 Dec,

1605.
Richard Juxon,* b. July, 1606.
George Paulet, s. of Williamy merchant taylor.
Charles HoUyday, s. of Williamy merchant taylor, b. 10

June, 1602.
Edmund Homes, b. 14 Dec, 1600. *
Thomas Taylor, s. of ThomaSy citizen and mercer, b. Dec,

1602.
William Guntruf,* b. Dec, 1603.
William Taylor, s. of Johny citizen and haberdasher.
Edward Franke, s. of Edwardy citizen and merchant taylor.
John Robinson, s. of ThomaSy citizen and merchant taylor.
William Hawkins, s. of Williamy citizen and clothworker,

b. June, 1606.
James Symes, s. of Williamy citizen and clothworker, b.
• 19 Feb., 1604.

1 Richard Herrick (or Heyrick) admitted of St. John's, Oxf. 1617, being third son
of Sir William Heyrick, Knt. M.P. for Leicester. Fellow of All Souls*, 1624, by special
recommendation of king James; Warden of Manchester, 1635. He sided witn the
Presbyterians in the Great Rebellion, took the Covenant and was chosen one of the
Assembly of Divines. Died 1667.

* Richard Winard matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. 1619, aged 17. {Mat, Reg.)

* Richard Juxon^ perhaps son of Thomas Juxon, of London.

^ William (rtf^i/rwj^, probably identical with William Gunthoip, swordbearer to the
Lord Mayor, who died in 1642. {^SmytVs Obit.)

8o Merchant Taylori School Register.

16x4.

Jeremy Denton (or Deacon), s. of Rogety citizen and

merchant taylor, now of Hempstead, Herts, b. Feb,, i6oo*
Matthew Pindar/ b. 4 Nov., 1601.
Adiel Woodward,^ b. 25 May, 1605.
William Hill, b. July, 1605.
Daniel Favour, b. 18 Dec, 1600.
Thomas Marsh, b. 6 Oct., 1605.
John Buckman.

Henry Buckman, b. April, 1604.
Mark Tully,^ s. of Williamy citizen and merchant taylor, b.

23 May, 1604.
Isaac TuUy, s. of William^ citizen and merchant taylor, b.

25 Jan., 1602.
Henry Francis, b. Dec, 1602.
John Matthews,* b. 29 Oct., 1601.
William Tulton, b. 2 Aug., 1602.
William Childley,* b. 7 Nov., 1602.
William Taylor, s. of Roger y citizen and merchant taylor, b.

17 Aug., 1603.
William Grim wood, b. 11 Feb., 1600.
Valentine Wray, b. 27 June, 1605.
Laurence Atkinson, s. of Laurence^ citizen and merchant

taylor, b. April, 1605.
Daniel Breeze, b. 13 Feb., 1603.
Patrick Breeze, b. 13 Feb., 1603.
John Sambome, s. of Richard^ citizen and barber-surgeon,

b. Dec, 1604.
Edward Euston, b. 12 March, 1606.
Robert Kinaston.
Thomas Haggit, b. Dec, 1606.
Thomas Clarke, b. Nov., 1603.
William Gore,* b. 18 Dec, 1603.
William Gibson, b. 20 Mar., 1605.
William Cally, b» Jan., 1597.

1 Matthew Pindar^ of Eman. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1622, M.A. 1626, admitted to Gray's

Inn, Feb. 1626-7, and described in the Register of that Society as ** son of ,

near Bishopsgate, London.''

* Adiel Woodward^ second son of John Woodward, of London, grocer, deceased ;
described as " of London, gentleman," in the Vis. of London, 1633.

' Mark Tulfy. The father was a Deputy of the City of London, and died in 1639.

* yohn Mattheofs, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1620. Rector of Bow near Barnstaple,
1643-4.

* William ChildUy^ of London, admitted of Corpus Christi Coll. Oxf. 1620, B.D.
CJiaplain of the College and recognised as such by the Visitors in 1649. {Reg, of Visitors,
Camd, Soc, Pub.)

* William Gore. It is difficult to identify the numerous members of the Grore family
connected with M. T. School and Company. Possibly this William Gore was Escheator
of London and died in Surrey, 18 Sep. 1605.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 8r

Joseph Jerman, or Jarman, s. of Rtchardy late citizen and

carpenter, deed., b. 24 July, 1599.
William Whitehead, b. 10 July, 1601.
Thomas Lownes, b. 2 May, 1600.
William Terry, b. Sep., 1601.
Richard Illingfworth, s. of Johfiy merchant taylor.
William Reynolds, b. 4 May, 1605.
John Reynolds.
Hugh Wickstede,^ s. of Hughy citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 27 Nov., 1604.
Richard Finch, b. April, 1603.
William Nicholson, s. of Rtchardy late citizen and merchant

taylor, b. 21 Sep., 1604.
Christopher Gardiner,* b. 23 Aug., 1606.
William Murcot, b. Dec, 1604.
Nathaniel Willis, s. of Edmondy citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 3 Jan., 1605.
William Nelson, b. 13 Mar., 1604.
Robert Alexander, s. of Robert y dyer, b. 22 Jan., 1603.
John Price, s. of ThomaSy citizen and clothworker, b. 20 Jan.,

1604.
Greorge Jones, b. 7 Nov., 1605.
Theodore Heyfield,* s. of Johny citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 1607.
Jeremy Gray, b. Dec, 1599.
John Williamson, s. of LawrencCy shoemaker.
James Palmer, b. June, 1605.
Edward Coulthurst, b. Aug., 1600.

John Burnish, s. of GeorgCy sugar-baker, b. 7 Aug., 1603.
Randall Barber, b. June, 1604.
Thomas Huxley, s. of Williamy citizen and bowyer, b. Dec,

1604.
John Gilbert, s. of Johriy merchant taylor, b. 22 Aug., 1605.
William Jones, s. of Roger y of London, brewer, b. Dec, 1605.
John Lawrence.
Thomas Floyd, s. of EvaUy citizen and merchant taylor, b.

1608.
George Hansell, s. of Bryatiy citizen and merchant taylor.
Lumley Williams,* b. 25 Mar., 1599.
George Terry, b. Aug., 1607.
John Smith, b. 24 June, 1604.

* Hugh Wicksteds, died 27 Aug. 1625, buried at St. Botolph, Bishopsgate. (Mon.
Ins,)

* Christopher Gardiner, See Vis, of London and Essex ^ 1633-4, ^^'^ *wo contem-
poraries of this name.

' Theodore Hey fields brother of John, who was elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1628.

* Lumley Williams^ son of William Williams, of co. Denbigh, by his wife Barbara
Lloyd, granddaughter of John, Lord Lumley. He was admitted of Gray's Inn, 1624-5.
(CoUins's Peerage,)

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82 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Joseph Smith, b. 24 Feb., 1604.

Francis Squire.

Nathaniel Drury, b. 7 April, 1603.

Joseph Rogers, b. 25 Oct., 1602.

Richard Netmaker, s. of Laurencey citizen and skinner, b. 24

Sep., 1604.
William Taylor, s. of Johitj citizen and haberdasher.
Humphrey Painter, b. 25 Nov., 1605.
William Swan,^ b. Dec, 1603.
Henry Gibson.

Thomas Bateman, s. of Willtanty b. 26 Sep., 1603.
John Woodboume, s. of Wtlliaviy clothworker, b. May, 1605.
John Unett, s. of johity of London, yeoman, b. 10 July, 1600.
Richard Inkersell,* s. oi Henry y citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 26 April, 1607.
John Humble, b. 11 Nov., 1600.
Thomas Woodward, b. 19 Nov., 1604.
Thomas Wright, s. of Roger y of St. Edmundsbury, Suffolk,

yeoman, b. 25 Nov., 1604.
Edmund Hales, s. of Henry y citizen and merchant taylor,

b. Nov., 1604.
Peter Ward, b. Feb., 1599.
Giles Browne, s. of Johny citizen and bricklayer, b. Nov.,

1605.
John Newman, b. June, 1605.
Thomas Baldock.
Edward Evans, b. 6 Aug., 1605.
Samuel Godschall,' b. Mar., 1605.
Richard Hellam, s. of Jaspery citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 18 Nov., 1604.
Thomas Wells, b. Mar., 1602 (cf. ante).
John Spencer, b. 25 June, 1605.
Bartholomew Kilbee, b. 24 Aug., 1605.
Alexander Chevely, s. oif Simony citizen and merchant

tajlor, b. April, 1607.

1614-15.

Lawrence Lewis, b. 5 Nov., 1598.

Joseph Ewer, b. June, 1601.

John Heylin,* b. 7 Feb., 1600.

Theodore (or Theophilus) Bailey, b. 23 Nov., 1602.

1 William Swan, One of this name, serving in the Anny, was knighted at Breda
in 1649. {Le Neve's ICnig?Us.)

* Richard Inkersell, son of Heniy, of London (Mat. Reg,) elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1624, M.A. 1633, B.D. 1638.

' Samuel Godschcdl. Le Neve states that in 1660 one John GodschaU, of
Worcestershire, was knighted. (Le Neve's Knights,)

* John Hevliriy perhaps son and heir of Peter Heylin, of London, gent. ; M JL. of
Emmanuel CoU. Camb. admitted to Gray's Inn, 1627.

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Rice Allanson,^ b. 29 Mar., 1601.

John Woolton, b. May, 1601.

Robert Jones, s, of William^ late citizen and poulterer, b.

Aug., 1602.
John Kitchinman, b. 9 Feb., 1601.
Roger Price,* b, March, 1601.
Mark Amey, b. 15 Sep., 161 1 (? 1601).
John Huit, s. of Johtiy citizen and merchant taylor, b. 3 Jian.,

1604.
Nathaniel Macy, b. 14 June, 1605.
Richard Jarratt, s, of Richard, currier, of London, b. July,

1604.
Roger Herrick,* b. May, 1608.
Jolm Owens, s. of Elbiey of Le)mterdine, co. Hereford,

yeoman, b. 25 Mar., 1602.
John Long, s. of Ralph, b. May, 1603.
Theodore Hyfield, b. i March, 1607.
John Bateman,* s. of William, citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 17 Nov., 1605.
John Potts, b. 1606.
Joseph Potts, b. 26 May, 1605.
William Chamberlaine,* b. 16 Dec, 1606.
John Haddon, b. 2 Feb., 1606.
Thomas Hales, s, of Henry, citizen and merchant taylor, b.

May, 1606.
John Major (or Mere), s. of John, citizen and merchant

taylor, b. 28 Nov., i6oi.
Daniel Harcourt, s. oiKelham, citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 14 Sep., 1605.
Richard Crowdson (or Grroudson), s. of Alex., citizen and

bricklayer, b. 12 Jan., 1602.
Thomas Forman, b. 20 Aug., 1605.
Rowland Winne,® b. 27 Nov., 1607.
James Grove, s. of Edward, citizen and turner, b. 4 July,

1604.
John Wheatly, s. of John, b. 6 Feb., 1606.
James Thomas, b. 11 April, 1607.
John Tirrill, b. 2 Dec, 1598 (or 1599).

1 Rice AUansofit of Exeter Coll. Oxford, 1619, B.A. 1622, elected Fellow, but
resigned in 1626. (Reg. of Exeter CoU, Oxf, hy C, W, Boose.)

> Roger Pricey '< woollen draper, died at his house in Buckinghamshire," 16 Mar.
1657-8. (Smyth's Obit.)

' Roger Herrick, student of Ch. Ch. Oxford, 1624-5, and afterwards Fellow of All
Souls'. " In 1630 he addressed a spirited remonstrance to his father, Sir William, in
vindication oi himself against some groundless caliminy.** (Nichols' Leic. iii. 2, 156.)

^ John Bateman, perhsi^s son of William Bateman, of London, from Hartington, co.
Derby. (See Vis. of London^ 1633.)

* William Chamberlaine, brother of Peter C. living 1626.

* Rowland Winne, Alderman of London and younger brother of Sir George;
living 1666,

84 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

* Nicholas Radford, s. of Edwardy citizen and clothworker,

b. 21 Feb., 1600.
Nathaniel Netmaker, b. 21 Feb., 1600.
Ellis Powell, s. of Thomas^ citizen and weaver, b. 8 May,

1603.
Kellam Ledsham, b. 4 Nov., 1599.
Roger Fletcher,^ b. 20 Nov., i6oi,
t Mark Jefferson, s, of GeorgCy citizen and founder, b, April,

1604.
Richard Buckley,^ b. 4 Aug., 1605.
John Lee, b. 21 Aug., 1607.

William Ames,* s. of GeorgCy citizen and merchant taylor.
John Oliver, s. of Johriy citizen and woodmonger, b. 10

Dec, 1605.

16x5.

Richard Holland, b. 24 Oct., 1603.

Peter Jay, b. April, 1604.

Richard Farrar, s. of Thomas^ late of London, feltmaker, b.

21 Jan., 1605.

Adrian Bouchey, b. 12 Mar., 1601.

Thomas Case.

Jerrald Pinson, b. Dec, 1605.

Reuben Webb, b. 3 Aug., 1602.

John Emmerson, s. of Johity citizen and merchant taylor,

b. I Nov., 1603.
Mark Pope, b. 5 Jan., 1603.
Nathaniel Huitson, b. 19 Nov., 1605.
Brian Parkinson, b. 17 Dec, 1605.
William Barton, b. 14 Aug., 1604.
Nathanael Ward,* s. of Obadtahy of London, merchant, b.

22 Oct., 1602.
Richard Spencer.

Nathanael Webb, b. 29 Nov., 1605.

William Chillingworth,* b. 4 Aug., 1604.

John Harper, b. July, 1599.

William Beardall, b. 12 Feb., 1602.

Thomas Beardall, b. 12 Feb., 1604.

John Stoe, s. of Emanuely citizen and merchant taylor.

* In the Admission List, Richard,
t In the Admission List, Roberta

^ Roger Fletchery of London, merchant, married Margaret, sister of the above
Rowland Winne.

' Richard Buckley, perhaps son and heir of Richard B. son and heir of Sir Rich.
B. of Cheadle, knt. admitted to Gray*s Inn, 1627.

* William Ames, mat. at St. John's, Oxf. i6i8. Perhaps afterwards Vicar of
Barking and there buried 6 Oct. 1653.

* Nathanael Ward, cf. note on previous entry of the name.

William Chillingworth, not the great theologian, though possibly a relative.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 85

Christopher Dabson, s. of ThamaSy citizen and bricklayer.

John Growen, b. 5 Feb., i6o6,

Robert Senior,^ b. Sep., 1599.

John Senior, b. June, 1602.

Henry Oulton, b. Aug., 1604.

Randolph Hill, b. 19 Sep., 1601 (or 1602).

Henry Parkinson, b. 10 Oct., 1603.

Thomas Booker, b. 5 June, 1603.

Thomas Daintey,^ b. 1599.

Adrian Poulson, b. 21 Mar., 1604.

Thomas Hinckson, s. of Edward^ late of Rawmere, Sussex,

yeoman, deed., b. 9 June, 1606.
Robert Walpole, b. 22 Oct., 1602.
Robert Davenant,*b. 10 Mar., 1602.
Francis Amey, b. Sep., 1599.
Benjamin Bysson, b. i Sep., 1600.
Nicholas Effard, b. May, 1604.
John Toml5m, b. 22 Dec, 1603.
John Westwood, b. 13 April, 1605.
James Tanner, b. 2 May, 1600.

Robert Calvert, s. of Thomas j merchant taylor, b. Dec, 1605.
John Calvert.

James Hall, b. 18 Oct., 1605.
Richard Knight, s. of Richard^ citizen and clothworker, b.

x6 Nov., 1605.
Greorge Jones, s. of Robert y citizen and girdler, b. 7 Nov., 1 607.
Edward Smythe, s. of MattheWy citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 15 Feb., 1604.
Thomas Combes, s. of GeorgCy of London, waterbearer, b. 6

Mar., 1605.
John Cobbe, s. of Johtiy citizen and fishmonger, b. Mar., 1603.
William Groad, s. of Christopher y citizen and skinner, b. Dec,

1604.
Thomas Evans, b. Feb., 1607.
Humphry Heath, b. 12 Feb., 1604.
William Wilkinson, b. 21 April, 1601 (or 1602).
Christopher Wilkinson, s. of Hughy fletcher, b, Sep., i6o4,
Edward Meservy,* b. 6 Jan., 1600.
Lucas Gruchey,* b. May, 1599.

^ Robert Senior^ p>erhaps son of Rob. Senior, citizen and merchant taylor, who was
living in 1613. One of the name was Vicar of Fening, co. Essex. (Walker's Suff. of
the aergy,)

* Thomas Dainty y " at the Jack a Napes, in Cheapside, died " June, 1652. {Sfnytk^s
Obit,)

' Robert Davenant, of Oxford, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1618, D.D. Prebendary of
Sarum,if he has not been confounded with Edw. Davenant (of Queen's Coll. Camb. b.a.
1614, M.A. i6i8.IPreb. and Treas.of Sarum, 1623, 1634 and Archdeacon of Berks) who is said
{Aubrey) to have been at M. T. S. but whose name does not occur in the Probation Lists.

* Edward Meservy^ from the island of Guernsey.

^ Lucas Gruchey^ from Jersey. Many members of the family were at M. T. S.

86 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Benjamin Kirby, s. of Edward^ citizen and draper, b. lo

Sep., 1602.
Peter Pyot, b. 25 Dec, 1603.
John Samell, b. 8 Mar., 1604.
William Morris, b. April, 1604.
Alexander Glover, b. 8 April, 1603.
Nicholas Smith, b. Nov., 1602.
William Camaby, s. of William^ citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 10 April, 1605.
John Sudbury, b. 5 April, 1602.
Thomas French, s. of John^ citizen and turner, b. 8 Aug.,

1607.
Jonathan Webb, b. 24 Nov., 1606.
William Webb, b. 21 April, 1605.
Thomas Wilbraham, s. of Thomas^ citizen and merchant

taylor, b. Aug. (or Dec), 19, 1606.
John Sothem, s. oiRtchardj citizen and clothworker, b. Dec,

1603.
Richard Williams.
William Berry, s. of Richard^ citizen and haberdasher, b.

Nov., 1602.
Eleazar Dickinson, s. of ThonuiSj citizen and fruiterer, b,

Mar., 1605.
Martin Higgins,^ s. of Richard^ late citizen and barber-
surgeon, deed., b. Feb., 1605.
Edmond Enslow, s. of Johfij citizen and merchant taylor

{see Probation 11 Sep., 16 14).
•Richard Newport, b. Dec, 1603.
Richard Fame, b. 19 Oct., 1606.
Zachary Turner, b. Sep., 1606.
William Bushell, s. of William^ merchant taylor, b. June,

1605.
John EUet, s. of Johfiy merchant taylor, b. i Jan., 1605.
Thomas Johnson, s. of Johny citizen and cutler, b. 26 Mar.,

1601.
Peter Johnson, s. of John^ citizen and cutler.
Thomas Laurence.

John Baxter, s. of Johny merchant taylor, b. i Sep., 1603.
Jeffery Wilson, s. of Johfiy merchant taylor, b. 28 Oct., 1605.
John Andrews, b. May, 1605.
Thomas Andrews, b. 17 Mar., 1602.
Bartholomew Southey, b. 16 June, 1605.
William Whitehead, s. of Richardy merchant taylor, b. 25

Aug , 1607 (or 10 July, 1601).
Thomas Price, b. 16 June, 1606.

• • Probation made 11 Dec. 16 15.
^ Martin Higgins^ of St. Michael's, Comhill, poulterer, living 1635. (See Dugard^s

Merchant Taylori School Register. 87

William Bailey, b. 29 Oct., 1606.

Thomas Goodfellow, b. i Mar., 1602.

Paul Ives, b. 2 Oct., 1605.

Matthew Blenning, b. 18 Oct., 1600.

Greorge Barnes, b. 7 Oct., 1602.

John Pyot,^ b. April, 1599.

Thomas Carew,* b. 16 Dec., 1602.

John Lempriere,* b. Sep., 1599.

John May, b. 30 Mar., 1605.

Edward Johnson, b. Feb., 1604.

Thomas Petiver, b. 14 Sep., 1600.

John Petiver, b. 16 Feb., 1602.

William Dickeson,* b. 28 Feb., 1602.

Thomas Singleton,* s. of Andrew ^ merchant taylor, deed., b.

25 Mar., 1607.
Francis Addams, s. of John^ merchant taylor, b. 16 Nov.,

1605.
Robert Barkham,® b. 11 Mar., 1599.
John Boys,' b. May, 1602.
Richard Klilboume,® b. Sep., 1605.
Peter Blethen, b. 2 Feb., 1603.
John Child,® b. July, 1604.
William Bowyer,*® b. 28 May, 1605.
Francis Hickson, b. 12 April, 1603.
John Green, b. 25 Dec, 1605.
John lUingworth, b. 2 Feb., 1604.
Robert Egleston, b. 28 Aug., 1605.
Samuel Rutter, b. 27 Aug., 1607.
Anthony Covert, b. Mar., 1602.
John Robinson.
George White, b. 5 Nov., 1605.

1 John Pyotf fourth son of Richard, Aid. and Sheriif of London. He was High
Sheri£f of Essex, lived at Low Leyton in that county, and died at Tring, co. Bucks.

' Thomas Carew. One of this name was citizen and merchant taylor of London
and also of Carew Castle, co. Pemb. He died 1692.

' yohn Lempriere, perhaps Clerk of the Stores to the East India Company in 1624.
{State Papers.)

♦ William Dickeson (or Dixon), mat. at St. John's, Oxf. 1620, being eldest son of a
Kentish 'Squire. (Mat. Reg.)

^ Thomas Sin^ton. One of this name was li.A. and an Assistant Master at Eton
in 1656. (cf. inf.)

* Robert Barkham, of Tottenham, second son of Sir Edward B., sometime Lord
Mayor of London.

' yo?tn Boys, perhaps "of London, grocer, a^ 1633," son of Samuel Boys, of Hawkhurst.
( Vis. of London, 1633-4.)

* Richard KUboume, "attorney, died 4 Oct. 1652." (Smyth's Obit.)

• John Child, perhsips eldest son of William Child, of Cuddesdon, co. Oxon, and of
London. (Fis. of London, 1634.)

^^ William Bowyer, perhaps fourth son of Rob. B. of London, and nephew of Sir
WilL B. of Denham,

88 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Godfrey Champion, b. Nov., 1606.

Rowland Sales, b. June, 1600.

John Sales, b. July, 1601.

John Gwinckle, b..May, 1605.

John Tunstall,^ b. 11 Mar., 1605.

Arthur Thomson, b. Sep., 1604.

Thomas Turner, b. Sep., 1605.

William Hitchcocke, b. . 1 60 1 .

Thomas Dight.

James Gresham, b. 1599.

Gabriel Price, b. 9 Nov., 1602.

Thomas Warner, 27 Sep., 1602.

Edward Wise, b. 1602.

Thomas Dod, b. Mar., 1603.

John Peacock, b. 9 July, 1603.

William Banks, s. of MyleSj cutler, b. 19 Aug., 1601.

Arthur Collins, s. of Rtchardy cit. and merchant taylor, b.

30 Sep., 1605.
Samuel Wales.
Thomas Finch, s. of Richard^ merchant taylor, b. Feb.,

1603.
John Towers, b. i May, 1608.
John Boddington, b. 9 Nov., 1607.
Roger Harvey, b. Oct., 1602.
Bulstrode Whitlock,^ b. May, 1605.
John Quince, b. Aug., 1603.
Francis Astry,^ b. 30 Oct., 1602.
George Gardiner, b. 11 Feb., 1600.
Henry Cuckney,* b. 25 June, 1602.
George Johnson, b. 22 May, 1604.
James Bradford, b. April, 1604.
Henry Jolly, b. 22 Nov., 1606.
William Hemmings, b. Oct., 1602.
John Hemmings, b. Dec, 1600.
John Warner, b. 9 June, 1607.
Thomas Rawlins, b. Oct., 1603.

1 John TunstaU, One Daniel T. son of WOliam T. of Canterbmy, Clerk, was
apprenticed to a merchant taylor 8 Dec. 161 7. (J/. T, Bindings.)

> Bulstrode WhiUhcke, of St. John's, Oxf. 1620, studied law at the Middle Temple
and in 1640 was elected m.p. for Marlow in the Long Parliament. He took an active
part in the impeachment of Lord Strafford, was one of the Commissioners sent to treat
of peace to the King at Oxford, and 1648 was made a Commissioner of the Great Seal.
He was an advocate of conciliation but retained the confidence of the Protector, and in
P653 was sent as Ambassador to Sweden. In Cromwell's third Parliament he acted as
Speaker and was a Member of the Council of State. At the Restoration he lost his
offices but not his life and had leisure to write the valuable *< Memorials " which bear his
name. He died in 1676.

3 Francis Astry^ perhaps son of "Will. Astry, of London, merchant. (See J/r.
Chester Waters' Monograph on the Family.)

* Henry Cuckney^ of co. Surrey, matriculated at Madg. Hall, Oxf. 1618.. (Mat, Reg.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 89

Richard Collins, b. 25 Dec, 1604 (or 1605).

John Bird, b. Jan., 1605.

Francis Kimberley, b. Nov., 1607.

Richard Story.

John Smith, b. 20 April, 1603.

William Smith, b. 5 Nov., 1607.

James Barker, b. 6 April, 1608.

John Milboume, b, 14 Aug., 1602.

Matthew Delaune,* b. 6 July, 1603.

John May, b. Dec, 1603.

William Seagar, b. 24 April, 1604,

Greorge Broome,* b. 17 Dec, 1604.

John Hall,.b. 18 Sep., 1602.

James Hall, b. Oct., 1605.

Valentine Sadler, b. 2 May, 1605.

Samuel Armitage, b. 30 Sep., 1603.

John Jacob,* b. 2 Dec, 1606.

Greorge Taylor.

Francis Bowzer.

Thomas Kjiight, b. 3 Oct., 1605.

George Stutfield, s. of GeorgCy merchant taylor.

Roger Bassano,* s. of Johny merchant taylor, b. 4 July,

1606.
William Brooks, s. of Edward^ of London, porter, b. 26

April, 1607.
Joas Grismond, b. 3 Dec, 1607.
Robert Darling, s. of Henry y cit. and merchant taylor, b. 5

Feb., 1607.
John Edwards, b. May, 1606.
Joshua Bonham, b. March, 1599.
John Robins, b. Feb., 1605.
Edward Turpin, b, 25 Aug., 1601.
John Stow,* b. Nov., 1605.
Nathanael Crowcher,* s. of GeorgCy of London, shoemaker,

b. 14 April, 1607.
Thomas Fitch, b. March, 1604.
Gilbert Fitch, b. May, 1605.
NathanaeL Heath, b. 20 May, 1607.

* Matt. DelaufUy perhaps son of Rev. Peter Delaune, of Norwich.

* George Browne^ "attorney, King's Bench, died 15 Sep. 1652.** (Smyth^s Obit.)

' yokn yacob. Was he son of Abraham Jacob, one of the farmers of the Customs
and knighted in 1636 ?

' Roger Bdssano, A pedigree of a Venetian family of this name is given in the
Visitation of London, 1634, but no mention of Roger occurs in it.

* yohn Stow. This may have been a grandson of the celebrated antiquary, who died
in 1605, and was a citizen and merchant taylor. (See page 84, last line).

* Natharuul Crowcher, son of George C. of London (Mat. Reg.)y elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1623, ejected in the Great Rebellion and perhaps afterwards Rector of
(xedleston and Vicar of Bishop's Stortford, co. Essex. Died 1680.

go Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

George Midgley, s. of William^ cit. and merchant taylor,

deed., b. 25 Mar., 1605.
Edward Smith.
William Mellish, s. of Edward^ cit. and merchant taylor,

deed., b. 22 May, 1604.
James Cowram, b. 18 Aug., 1602.
John Jerome,^ b. 20 July, 1605.
Francis Terell, b. 7 Nov., 1606.
•Joseph Crowther,^ b, 12 Jan., 1604 (1606 or 1608).
Arbellin Holland.
Gideon Lawrence, b. May, 1603.
Peter Robinson, b. 7 March, 1601.
Roger Glover, b. May, 1604.
Richard Glover, b. May, 1605.
Ralph Glover, b. Dec., 1607.
James Bamaby, b. 21 July, 1603.
George Smith, b. 15 Dec, 1605.
Richard Mulcaster,* b. Aug., 1602.

16x6-7.

Richard Covell, b. March, 1605.

Bamaby Francklin, s. of John^ cit. and merchant taylor,

deed., b. May, 1609.
Richard Jarrat, b. July, 1604.
Thomas Pettit, b. 8 July, 1604.
John Stone, b. 24 Feb., 1604.
John Gwin,*b. May, 1605.
William Organ, b. Dec, 1604.
William Hanson, b. Nov., 1603.
t Edward Johnson, >s. of WtlltaMy late of London, cook, deed.,

b. 29 June, 1607.
William Bennet, b. June, 1606.
James Porter, b. 5 Nov., 1605.
William Washboume,' s. of Robert^ cit. mercer, b. 1 7 Dec.,

1607.

* All these dates of birth occur in the several Probation Lists,
t In the Admission List Edmund,

1 yohn Jerome^ " attorney." His wife died 11 Aug. 1655. (Smyth^s Obit,)
' Joseph Crowtker, son of Joseph C. of Blackwall, co. Middx. (Mat, Reg.) elected to
St. John's, Oxf. 1626 ; Prebendary of St. Paul's, 1642 ; Regius Professor of Greek at
Oxford, 1660; Principal of St. Mary Hall, 1664; Chaplain to James IL and Preb. of
Worcester. Died 1689.

5 Richard Mulcaster, eldest son of Peter Mulcaster, of Stanford Rivers, co. Essex,
and grandson of Rev. R. Mulcaster, first Head Master of the School. Peter Mulcaster,
it appears, was reduced to great straits through having to meet the liabilities of his father.
(See MinuUs of the Court, M, T, C, iS March, 1631.)

* John Gwin, eldest son of Matt. Gwin, or Gwynne, M.D. matriculated at Ch. Ch.
Oxford, 14 Dec. 162 1. (Mat, Reg,)

* William IVashboume, probably died young, as his name does not occur in the
pedigree of the famQy entered at the Visitation of London, 1633.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. gi

Robert Washboume, s. of Roberty b, 12 Sep., 1606.

William Quarles,^ b. 4 July, 1609.

David Linzey (Lindsay), b. Mar., 1607.

William Gray, b. 10 Oct., 1605.

John Lemon, b. 14 Jan., 1608.

John Milboume, b. Oct., 1603.

Paul Ward, b. 7 March, 1603.

Robert Solby, b. Dec, 1604.

Robert Brooke, or Brooks, s. of Roberty cit. and skinner, b.

April, 1606.
Richard Dakins, s. of Richard, cit. and merchant taylor.

16x7.

John Man, b. 6 May, 1602.

Benjamin Smith, b. Mar., 1599.

Richard Coxon,* b. i July, 1607.

Thomas Muslet, b. 23 July, 1602.

John Sansom, b. i Nov., 1603.

Gabriel Boult, b. 28 Feb., 1602.

John Soane,' b. Feb., 1604.

Philip Berdon, b. Oct., 1603.

John Peers, s. oi- Edward, cit. and haberdasher, 21 May,

1606.
Walter Clinch, s. of Walter, cit. and merchant taylor, b. 3

July, 1608.
William Smith (minor), b. 5 Nov., 1607.
Roger Hooke, b. May, 1609.
Leonard Wright, s. of Leonard, cit. and currier, b. 18 Sep.,

1606.
Samuel Jolly, b. 18 Oct., 1604.
Alexander Culmer, b. i Nov., 1604.
William Hall, b. i Dec, 1606.
Philip Harris.

William Brookes, b. 21 Sep., 1607.
George Lawton, b. 27 Sep., 1604.
John Draper, b. 21 Mar., 1604.
John Gwin,* b. i Sep., 1608.
John Harvey.
William Harvey.
Robert Linton.
Thomas Richards, b. 29 Nov., 1609.

» IViUiam QuarUs. This could not have been Dr. Wattes's Scholar at Pemb. Hall,
Cambridge, in 1634 {c/. sub. anno, 1629), but was probably the only son of Sir George
Quarles, of Enderby, co. Leicester. He was 24 years old m 1632-3 and living in 1649.

» Richard Coxon, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1626.

> Jofm Soane^ of London, matriculated at St. John's, Oxf. 162 1.

* John Gwifif pzx>bably the same boy whose birth-date is differently given before.

92 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

William Ford, b. 27 Sep., 1605.

Francis Lovett, b. 17 Mar., 1606.

Peter Prudden, b. Dec, i6oi,

Richard Clarke,^ s. of Walter^ late of London, clothworker,

dec, b. Sept., 1602.
John Baker, b. Mar., 1601.
Thomas Layfield, b. 17 Aug., 1605.
Edward Layfield,^ b. 8 Jan., 1604.
Edward Pickins, b. 24 Mar., 1604.
John Gibbons, s. of Johtiy citizen and merchant taylor, b.

II Aug., 1602.
William Markham,* b. 29 Oct., 1605.
John Markham, b. 20 Augf., 1609.
William Jennoway, b. 8 June, 1607.
Martin Vanbenton, b. 27 April, 1609.
Robert Armyn, s. of Johtiy citizen and merchant taylor, b.

13 Mar., 1607.
Robert Milbome, s. of William.
Giles Kay, b. 25 Nov., 1605.
Thomas Wentworth,* b. 4 April, 1606.
James Pate, b. 4 Oct., 1608.
Thomas Glin, b. 19 Dec, 1609.
William Gibson, b. 7 Nov., 1605.
Samuel Torshell, s. oi Richard^ of London, taylor, b. 4 June,

1604.
James Croxton,* b. 10 Man, 1606.
John Kay, b. 31 July, 1603.
Thomas Gill, b. 11 July, 1603.
Thomas Leech.
Nicholas Ballard, s. of ThotnaSy citizen and merchant

taylor, b. 29 July, 1606.
Henry Bumell, s. of Johtiy citizen and merchant taylor,

b. I April, 1606.
Miles Haynes, s. of Gilbert^ citizen and merchant taylor,

b. 3 June, 1605.
John Bayley, b. Jan., 1606.
Gawen Walker, b. 7 June, 1608.

1 Richard Clarke, of St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1622, Vernon Exhibitioner. (Wilson^
p. 201.)

' Edward Layfield, son of Edm. Layfield, d.d. and his wife Bridget, half-sister of
Archbishop Laud, elected to St. John^s, Oxf. 1620, m.a. 1628, d.d. Archdeacon of
Essex ; Canon Residentiary of St. Paul's. One of the suffering Clergy during the
Great Rebellion. Buried at Allhallows Barking, 10 Aug. 1680.

3 William Markham, probably citizen and surgeon of St. Martin's, Ludgate. His
son, George, entered M. T. S. in 1658. (Dugard's Reg,)

* Thomas Wentworthy perhaps second son of George "W. of West Bretton, Yorks.
whose eldest son was aged 8 in 161 2. (Vis, of Yorks. 1612.)

* James Croxton, son of Will. C. of London, gent. (Mat, Reg,) elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1622, M.A. Precentor of Elphin and Prebendary of Ferns. He took an
active part in Irish Church matters during Strafford's administration.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 93

Nicholas Corrington, s. of Henry y of London, butler, b. 26

Mar., 1603.
William Tasker.

William Jefferson, b. 7 May, 1606.
George Willoughby, b. 14 Mar., 1602.
Thomas Saxby, s, of William^ citizen and freemason, b.

Aug., 1605.
William Iveson, s. of William^ citizen and silkweaver, b. 15

Jan., 1602.
Thomas Trebecke, s. of Willianty citizen and plumber, b.

18 Oct., 1601.
John Trebecke, s. of Williamy b. 18 Oct., 1603.
Eubule Lewis, b. 24 June, 1606.
Joseph Higden (or Higton), s. of Robertj citizen and

merchant taylor.
William Drury,^ b. Jan., 1608.
William Edwards, b. 12 Nov., 1605.
James Edwards, b. 18 Sep., 1607.
John Pettus.*
William Pettus.*
John Buncapell.
Hugh Holden,* b. 12 Mar., 1603.
William Home, b. 14 May, 1601.
John Folly, s. of Johnj citizen and clothworker, b. 12 Jan.,

1606.
William Simpson, b. 10 Jan., 1604.
Robert Perkinson, b. 28 April, 1608.
Hilkiah Siler, b, Nov., 1607.
Robert Hawkes, b. 29 May, 1608.
Richard Aldridge, b. June, 1608.
John Bamewall, s. of Christopher y citizen and draper, b. i

Aug., 1605.
Hugh Barkham, b. 12 Dec, 1610.
Greorge Dowson, b. Mar., 1602.
Benoni Field, s. of Richardy citizen and cordwainer, b. 31

Dec, 1608.
John Cundy, s. oiStephetiy citizen and draper, b. Feb., 1610.

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Anthony Beaumont, b. 20 Dec, 1606.

* William Drury, apparently son of Richard Drury, citizen of London, and himself
of Earith, co. Hunts, in 1632. He died circa 1690, aged 82, and was ancestor of the
Druiys, of Overstone, baronets.

' yokn Pettus, possibly Sir John Pettus, of Rackheath, bart. but more probably
brother of the following.

9 William Pettus^ probably son of William Pettus, merchant, who had property in
St. Laurence Pountney Parish.

* Hugh Holden, of Dover, gent, admitted of Madg. Coll. Oxf. 1621. Fellow, 1623,
• B.D. 1634; Bursar, 1648; expeUed by the Parliamentary Committee, but restored in

1660. (Vis, of Oxford, Camden Soc. Pub.)

94 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Samuel Markham/ b. ii Oct., 1603.

Thomas Hodges, b. May, 1605.

Sampson Calvert.^

John Call.

T. Wastell.

A. Bucke, b. Oct., 1603.

James Lumsden, b. 22 Oct., 1603.

Roger Harvey,* s. oi John^ citizen and grocer, b. 31 Mar.,

1607.
Humphrey Harvey,* s. of Johtiy b. 7 Dec, 1608.
Adam EZing, b. 19 Sep., 1607.
William James, b. 2^ Sep., 1607.
John Okey, b. 6 April, 1608.
W. Clarke, b, 20 Jan., 1604.
George Morrall.
Henry Periant.

* George (or John) Costerdine, s. of yohn, late citizen and
' haberdasher, deed., b. 25 Dec, 1605.

Thomas Hacket,* b. i May, 1604.

William Chidley, b. Nov., 1602.

George Burstone, b. 11 July, 1606.

Adam Washington,® b. 7 Sep., 1604.

Matthew Davis, b. 12 May, 1606.

James Davis, b. 8 Nov., 1609.

John Gowen, b. 5 Feb., 1606.

Joseph Clifton, b. 4 Mar., 1606.

John Wall, b. 13 Dec, 1607.

Thomas Wade, b. 21 Aug., 1605.

Edward Smith, b. i June, 1605.

George Heame, b. 12 June, 1608.

Richard Heame, b. June, 1609.

Jonathan Haly, b. July, 1605.

Francis Rogers, b. 30 Dec, 1609.

Peter Barrett, s. of Lancelot^ merchant taylor, deed.

John Bowen, s. of John^ vintner, deed., b. 14 Aug., 1608.

* George in Probation List, yokn in Admission Register.

1 Samuel Markham. "Sam. Markham, being slaine, was bnried out of Sheire
Lane," 7 May, 1631. (Reg. of St DunstarCs in the West,)

2 Sampson Calvert^ son of George, of Meere, co. Som. derk, matriculated at St.
Edmund Hall, Oxf. 1623-4, aged 20. (Mat, Reg,)

• Roger Harvey^ bom 29 March and bapt. 6 April, 1607, at St. Helen's, Bishops-
gate. Q*ar, Reg,) The father was buried 8 May, 1623.

♦ Humphrey Harvey, bom 10 and bapt. 14 Dec. 1608, at St. Helen's, Bishopsgate,
and buried there 31 May, 161 8. (Ibid,)

Thomas Hackety perhaps third son of Sir Cuthbert Hacket, knt. Lord Mayor of
London, who died in 1632.

> Adam Washington^ of London, matriculated at Queen's Coll. Oxf. 1 62 1, afterwards
of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-law, and of Beaches, in the parish of Brent Pelham, co.
Herts. (ClutUrhuck's Herts,)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 95

James Abbot, s. of ThonuiSy merchant taylor, b, 25 July,

1609.
John Done, b. 25 Mar., 1601.
Anthony Greenway.
W. Sandbrooke.
James Ayrey, s. of Richard^ merchant taylor, deed., b. 1 1

Sep., 1608.
Gilbert Deagle, s. of Nicholas y b. Mar., 1607.
Isaac Frith, s. of Abraham^ citizen and merchant taylor, b.

May, 1609.
A. Churchman, b. 15 Feb., 1604.
Henry Evely (or EarljrJ, b. 19 Mar., 1603.
Gideon Wetherall, s. or Laurence^ citizen and draper.
Greorge White, s. of George^ citizen and joyner.
Michael Greenhill, s. of John^ citizen and vintner.

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Richard Rochdall, b. Feb., 1602.

John Mansbridge, b. 29 Dec, 1608.

John Barnard, s. of Johriy citizen and draper, deed., b. Sep.,

1609.
Isaac Law, s. of John^ citizen and merchant taylor.
Samuel Procter, b. Nov., 1608.
John AUington,^ b. 9 Mar., 1607.
Nicholas Warren, b. 9 Nov., 1608.
Thomas Jempson, b. 11 Sep., 1604.
Simon Jempson, b. 30 June, 1608.

John Clinch, s. of Walter ^ merchant taylor, b. 3 May, 1610.
Thomas Leach, s. of John^ of Palmersham, Bedfordshire,

yeoman, b. 20 Dec, 1605.
Roger Kettlewell, s. of Roger^ merchant taylor, b. July,

1606.
John Winspear, s. of Edwardy merchant taylor, b. Dec,

1604.
Andrew Bart, b. 30 Nov., 1608.
Robert Loveden, b. March, 1605.
Richard Robins, b. 29 Feb., 1605.
Rowland Riland, s. of Johny merchant taylor, b. 27 July,

1608.
Richard Askew, s. of Tobithy haberdasher, b. 29 Oct., 1609.
Robert Lacy, s. of ThomaSy bricklayer, b. Jan., 1604.
Thomas Nott,^ b. 11 (or 16) Dec, 1606.

* John Allingtorty perhaps of Queen's Coll. Camb. M.A. Prebendary of Lincoln and
eminent as a theologian. Died 1082. (Cooper,) See also note on George AUington,
sub. anno, 1622.

» Thomas NoU, probably eldest son of Roger Nott, citizen, of London, admitted of
Pemb. Coll. Camb. 1622, b.a. 1625, m.a. 1628, and afterwards knighted. ( Vis, of Glouc.
1683.)

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Thomas Aynsworth,^ b. Mar., 1603.

Alexander Mattershead, b. 14 Oct., 1607.

Edward Tumour.

Michael Gisbee, b. 9 Dec, 1607.

Robert Houghton, b. 15 Aug., 1604.

Thomas Johnson, b. 7 Sep., 1605.

Thomas Frith, b. 10 Sep., 1607.

Joseph Hill, b. 3 Feb., 1603.

John Adams, b. Dec, 1609.

Sampson Reynolds, b. 13 June, 1608.

James Paine, b. 22 Feb., 1608.

Joseph Alport, b. 22 Feb., 16 10.

Thomas Owen, b. April, 1608.

William Owen, b. Oct., 16 10.

Ferdinando Baker, b. 10 July, 1608.

Francis Segar, s. of Alleriy late citizen and skinner, deed.,

b. I Nov., 1608.
Richard French, b. 2 July, 1604,
John Foy,^ b. Mar., 1604.
George Foy, b. May, 1606.
J. Finch, b. Feb., 1603.
William Arnold, b. 7 July, 1609.
Robert Cox, s. of Thomc^y citizen and draper, b. April,

1604.
Benjamin Poole,^ b. 3 June, 1606.
Peter Bettesworth,* b. 23 Dec, 1603.
John Hall, b. June, 1606.
John Gibbon, b. 10 Sep., 1602.
Daniel Boucheret, b. Mar., 1602.
Thomas Whitehand,* b. 16 Aug., 1604.
William Yorke, b. 1601.
George Plummer, s. of Georgey citizen and barber-surgeon,

b. 30 April, 1605.
Matthew Smith, b. 29 Dec, 1606.
William Greenwell,® b. April, 16 10.
David Stot, b. 21 Nov., 1606.
Thomas Farmer, b. Sep., 1605.

1 Thonuis Aynsworth^ of Emmanuel Coll. Camb. b.a. 1625.

• John Foy, son of John Foy, citizen and merchant taylor.

' Benjamin Pooler perhaps son of Benjamin P. elder brother of Sir James Poole,
bart. {Burke's Extinct Baronetage,) But see also Dugard's List infra.

^ Peter Bettesworth^ of Emmanuel Coll. Camb. B.A. 1624, m.a. 1628, and perhaps
admitted Student of Gray*s Inn in 1626. There were several contemporaries of the same
name from Surrey and Sussex.

• Thomas Whitehand, One of this name was Fellow of C. C. C. Camb. in 1650.

• William Greenwelly Fellow Commoner of Jesus Coll. Camb. 1625 (Add, MS.
5820) and perhaps one pf the sixteen children of Robert Greenwdl (from Newcastle on
Tyne), who was a citizen and merchant taylor of London, and died in 1637.

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John Morris, b. 7 Feb., 1609.

Thomas Smith, b. 10 July, 1607.

Nicholas Sambome, b. 1610.

Anthony Bishop, s. of Henry^ citizen and wax chandler, b.

May, .1606.
Cuthbert Burby,^ b. Jan., 1608.
Michael Hitchcock, s. of Michael, citizen and merchant

taylor, b. 10 June, 1608.
Thomas Lowe, b. 2 Sep., 1609.
James Grore,^ b. 1609.
Jarvis "White, b. Aug., 1600.
Humphrey Scudamore, b. Feb., 1605.
William Newbery, b. 12 June, 16 10.
Thomas Porter, b. 16 Oct., 1607.

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Thomas Wright, b. 16 Sep., 1609.
Benjamin Maddox,*b. 5 Nov., 16 10.
Nicholas Holmes, b. 2^ Dec, 1608.
William Thornton, b. 9 Aug., 1609.
Henry Holton, b. 3 July, 1609.
Percevall Sheregold, b. i April, 1606.
James Thrall, b. i Jan., 1607.
Edmund Warner, b. 2 July, 16 10.
John Smith.

John Peirce, b. Sep., 1609.
Thomas Rocke, b. 20 Oct., 1609.
John Dod, b. May, 1603.
Thomas Beavoir.
Robert Wright, b. 29 Dec, 1609.
Roger Minde, b. 25 Nov., 1604.
Josias Cooke, b. 15 Dec, 1608.
Edmund Peers,* b. 4 Mar., 1609.
Abraham Watson, b. 1608.
Robert Golding, b. 1605.
Roger Ball, b. 1609.

- Bartholomew Dowson. - — •

Nicholas Davenant, b. 1 6 1 1 .

William Juxon,* b. 10 Jan., 1602, adm. Sep., 161 7.

^ Cuthbert Burby, One of this name was Master of the Stationers* Company in 1608.

* James Gore, fourth son of Sir John Gore, knt. Aid. and merchant taylor, by his
first wife, Hester Campbell ; freeman of the M. T. Company, by patrimony, June 163 1 ;
living unm. 1636.

' Benjamin Maddox, probably of Boughton Monchelsea, co. Kent, admitted to Gray's
Inn, 6 Nov. 1629. His son of the same name was created a Baronet in 1674. {Burke's
Ext. Baronetage,)

' Edmund Peers, of London, merchant, confectioner to the King, father of Sir
Charles Peers, knt.

* William yuxon, probably son of Thomas Juxon, by his seconi wife Joan, dau.
of Humphrey Levinz. He died at Evenley, 17 Oct. 1634.

H

98 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Marsh, b. Oct., 1605.
James Lewis, b. 29 Dec, 1609.

16x9.

William Webb, b. 21 April, 1605.

Francis Walker, b. 13 April, 1605.

Henry Wilde,^ b. 16 Aug., 1607.

John Thomas, b. 6 Dec, 16 10.

Richard Webster.

Thomas Nuce,* b. 10 April, 1609.

Thomas Coxe, b. July, 1607.

John Hewet,' b. Sep., 1609.

James Barker, b. 6 April, 1608.

William Humble,* b. 19 June, 161 1.

John Poore, b. 12 May, i6o6.

John Milboume.

Humphrey Smith, b. 10 Sep., 1608.

Greorge Caterbancke, b. 14 Oct., 1608.

Thomas Wingham,* b. 25 Sep., 1605.

John Curtis, b. 29 Dec, 16 10.

John Turner, b, 28 Sep., 1603.

Quintin Crawford.

William FuUalove, b. 19 Dec, 1607.

Alex. Hamilton.

Thomas Woodbume, b. 16 Mar., 161 1.

Richard Ingoldsby, b. 16 Sep., 1609.

Ralph Brookes.

Robert Brookes, b. April, 1606.

Peter Hull, b. June, 1609.

John Hodgkinson, b. 6 Oct., 1607.

John Davenant, b. 1607.

John Bewton, b. 9 Jan., 1605.

Thomas Kayes, b. 25 Aug., 1604.

John Hall, b. June, 1606.

John Read, b. 27 Feb., 1609.

» Henry Wilde, Dr. Wattes* Scholar at Pemb. Hall, Camb. 1625.

* Thonuis Nuce, In the Burial Reg. of St. Laurence Pountney this entry occurs
under 2 Mar. 1627-8, '< Thomas Newce, Clarke of this Parish, free of the stadoners,
nedellmaker by trade.'*

* yohn Hewet. Dr. Wilson seems to have identified this boy with one of the same
name who was of Pemb. Hall, Camb. 1633, d.d. sometime Chaplain to Charies I. and
executed in 1658 for coirespondence with the exiled King. Mr. £arwaker, however, has
shown that the divine was baptised at Eccles, co. Lane, in Sept. 161 4, being the son of
Thomas Hewet, of that place.

* William Humble, probably eldest son of George H. Deputy of L^ngboume Ward,
aged about 2 1 in 1633 ( vis. of London), He seems to have become free of the Company
and to have been living, in 1036, in the parish of Allhallows the less. (See DuganTs
Reg,)

* Thomas Wingham^ son of William W. of London, elected to St. John's, Oxford,
1622.

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Greorge Hill, b. 7 Dec, 1606.
Philip Hill, b. 14 May, 161 1,
W. Warner.

John Powell, b. 22 Sep., 1606.
Thomas Wade, b. 27 Aug., 1609.
Richard Bewton, b. 27 June, 1607.
Josias Jacob, b. 3 Nov., 16 10.
Henry Westcote, b. 4 Oct., 16 12. .
Bartholomew Fletcher,^ b. 17 June, 16 10,
Nathaniel Marius, b. 14 June, 1605.
Edward Binckes.
Henry Fox, b. May, 1608.
Richard Fox, b. May, 1608.
Edward Strechly, b. 2 Nov., 16 10.
Thomas Wight, b. Sep., 1609.
Greorge Gisby,^ b. 10 Mar., 16 10.
Francis Risden,* b. 11 Jan., 161 1.
Thomas Risden, b. Jan., 1609.
Thomas Thomden, b. 11 Dec, 1602.
Daniel Cooper, b. 7 April, 1607.
Greorge Wilde,* b. 9 Jan,, i6io.
Peter Soane,* b. 12 May, 1606.
Daniel Dawson, b. 17 Dec, 16 10.
Gabriel Heatley, b. 31 Mar., 1609.
John Short, b. May, 16 10*
Abraham Hedge,® b. 15 July, 161 2.
John Bayley, b. 7 Feb., 161 2. *
James Apsley,' b. 31 Mar., 16 10.
John Bignell, b. 17 Oct., 1608.
George Lilgrave.
Arthur Bumell, b. 29 Mar., 1607.
Jose HoUey, b. 29 Jan., 1607.

1 Bartholomew Fletcher^ son of Thomas F. of London, gent, matriculated at St.
John's Coll. Oxf. in 1626. See also Mon. Ins. at Eastry, co. Kent, given in Thorpe's
Registrum Roffense* ...

• * George Gishy, elected to St. J^ohn's, Oxf. 1627, being son of Michael G. of Stepney
{Mat ^ Reg,) B.D. White's Reader in Moral Philosophy, 1638, Prebendary of Lincoln,
1649. He was ejected from his Fellowship during the Rebdlion and died in 1664. ■ . ' ^

^'Francis Risden^ of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, weaver, living 1648. (Par. RegJ)

'■' * George Wilde, elected to St. John's, Oxford, in 1628, and subsequently became
Chaplain to Archbishop Laud. He was intimate with Dr. John Hewet (cf. sup,) and
soifered much for his loyalty to the King. On the Restoration he was made Bishop of
Londonderry and died in 1665.

' Peter Soane, son of Peter S. of Southwark, yeoman, apprenticed 12 April, 1624.
(M. T. Bindings.)

* * Abraham Hedge, probably son of one of the same name who entered school i6oi-2.
(cf. supra.)

"* James Apsley. This seems to have been a son of Sir Allen Apsley, who probably
died young, as another of the same name was baptised in 1622.

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Thomas Juxon/ b. 24 June, 16 14.
. Richard Smith, b. Dec, 1609.

1619-20.

Joseph Elton,* b. 10 June, 1606.
Edward Motley, b. 10 May, 1607.
Thomas Hudson, b. 30 April, 1605.
John Hudson, b. 12 June, 1606.
William Gall, b. 7 Jan., 1606.
Thomas Bateman,* b. Jan., 161 1.
Edward Carter, b. 17 July, 1610.
John Hassall, b. 2 July, 1608.
George Crawley, b. 9 Aug., 16 10.
Thomas Baldwin, b. Aug., 1608.
John Rider, b. 3 Nov., 1608.
William Rider,* b. 3 Feb., 1609.
George Bradley, b. June, 1608.
William Bradley, b. i6 May, 1608.
Thomas Palmer, b. 9 Aug., 1608.
John Read, b. May, 161 1.
Nathaniel Chamberlaine, b. 16 Aug., 1612.
John Hall (junior), b. Jan., 161 6.
Bartholomew Tabor, b. Sep., 1608.
Benjamin Bright, b. 22 Feb., 16 10.

Z620.
James Palmer, b. Jime, 1605.
John Stocke,* b. 15 Aug., 1608.
Adrian Dee,® b. i Dec, 1607.
Humphrey Broughton, b. 30 Sep., 1605,
Samuel Fisher, b. 2 July, 1607.
John Hyfield, b. 3 Feb., 1609.
Valentine Spencer, b. 16 Jan., 1607.
Allen Soloman, b. 20 Nov., 1605.
J. Conyers, b. 3 July, 1607.
Richard Juxon,^ b. 20 Nov., 1609.
Rowland Juxon,^ b. 10 Dec, 1609.

^ Thomas Jtixon^ son of John Juxon, citizen and merchant taylor, apprenticed 29
Nov. 1630. (M, r. Bindings,)

^ Joseph JBUon, son of Nicholas E. of London, elected to St. John's, Ozf. 1623.

' Thomas Bateman^ presumably an elder brother of William and Anthony Bateman
(cf, infra), and, if so, he must have died young.

* William Rider, probably a son of Edward R. of St. Laurence Pountney Parish,
who died circa 1624 (adm. dated 23 Mar. 1624). Whether he became Lord Mayor in
1660, was knighted and died 30 Aug. 1669, we have been unable to decide.

« John Stocke, son of Simon S. of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1623.

« Adrian Dee, only son of Bishop Wren. He was of Trin. Coll. Camb. M.A. 1630,
Canon Residentiary of Chichester. Died 8 May, 1638.

7 Richard Juxon, probably a son of Rev. Rowland Juxon, the Archbishop's cousin.

> Rowland Juxon, presumably brother of the above.

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Robert Carter, b. Nov., 1608.
John Firman, b. 24 Nov., 1604.
John JeflFerys, b. 11 April, 1604.
John Sumner.

Thomas Curtis, b. 15 July, 161 2.
John Bartram, b. 10 April, 16 10.
Greorge May, b. 7 May, 1609.
Peter Bourne, b. 14 Dec, 1608.
John Ryton, b. July, 161 1.
William Fagge, b. Feb., 1607.
Edward Coulson.
John Sweeting, b. 10 Jan., 16 10.
John Bellamy, b. 4 Nov., 1608.
William Rookes, b. 16 Oct., 1608.
Sampson Briggs,^ b. 11 Feb., 161 1.
Thomas Sawle, b. May, 1605.
Edward Sawle, b. May, 1607.
Richard Henberry, b. i Jan., 1607.
William Messenger, b. 13 Mar., 1607.
William Bird, b. 27 Aug., 1606.
Thomas Thorpe, b. 11 Oct., 161 1.
Thomas Burton, b. 16 Feb., 16 10.
John Ballard, b. 29 April, 1609.
Joseph Carrell, b. Nov., 1602.
William Philips, b. June, 1608.
Greorge Jenkins, b. 15 Jan., 1608.
John Coxe, b. 11 May, 1609.
Thomas Roberts, b. Sep., 1608.
Thomas Andrews.
John Browne, b. Jan., 1610.
Edward Allam.

Thomas Fotherby,* b. 9 Nov., 1609.
John Baker, b. 23 Mar., 16 10.
Edmund Brawne,' b. 8 Mar., 1608.
John Vernon,* b. 19 Jan., 1608.

1 Sampson Briggs migrated to Eton and was elected to King's Coll. Camb.in 1629,
gradnatecl m.a. was a good scholar and poet, and died at the siege of Gloucester.
{HarafOod*s Alumni Eton,)

' Thomas Fotherby, second son of Martin F. Prebendary of Canterbury, and after-
wards Bishop of Salisbui3\ He was baptised at Canterbury Cath. 26 Nov. 1609 and
buried there i Dec. 1674. (Par. Reg. ediUd for the Harl. Soc.)

' Edmund Braimu^ fourth son of Sir Hugh Brawne, of Newington, co. Surrey,
knt. He was admitted student of the Inner Temple in 1629, and settled afterwards at
East Grinstead, where he was living in 1662. ( Vis. of Surrey.)

* John Vernon. One of this name (being then of Camberwell, and son and heir of
Sir Edward Vernon, knt.) was admitted student of the Inner Temple in 1625, and was
called to the Bar in 1634, but it is more probable that the boy was related to John
Vernon, merchant taylor, whose benefactions to the Company are still remembered by
tliose who enjoy his Exhibitions at the University.

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Samuel Woodford, b. Feb., 1608.
William Richards, b. 18 Mar., i6o8,
Greorge Richards, b. 19 Mar., 1610.
J. French, b. 10 Nov., 161 1.
Matthew Stockwood, b. 10 April, 161 1.
Richard Thomas, b. 14 Aug., 16 10.
J. Karton, b. Feb., 1609.
J. Morley, b. 10 Aug., 1609.
Thomas Lee, b. 21 Dec, 1609.
Francis Neve,^ b. 18 Dec, 161 2.
John Dove.

Roger Bull, b. 23 Aug., 1609.
Thomas Garraway, b. 5 Aug., 1605.
John Peirce, b. Dec, 1610.
John Hayle, b. 28 Sep., 1607.
Zachary Chambers, b. 16 May, 1607.
J. Bird, b. Mar., 1608.
Robert Hammond, b. 28 Feb., 16 10.
Samuel Smith, b. 4 June, 1608.
Dudley Philips,^ b. 10 June, 16 10.
Chichester Philips,' b. 16 Mar., 161 1.

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John Growens, b. 5 Feb., 1606.
Richard Clarke, b. 24 Mar., 1607.
George Blundell,* b. 14 Sep., 1606.
Dudley Hawkes,* b. 12 Aug., 1608.
Thomas Derbysher, b. 26 Feb., 1609.
John Lambe, b. Jan., 1608.
Hugh Ward, b. 10 Dec, 1609,
Josias Jacob, b. 3 Nov., 16 10.
Timothy Robins, b. 10 Sep., 1610.
William Peirson, b. 10 Dec, 1606.
Edward Higs, b. i May, 1609.
John Marius, b. i Dec, 1608.
Joseph Marius, b. 23 Dec, 1610.
Robert Hobby, b. 8 Mar., 161 1.

1 Francis Neve, One of this name was Warden of the M. T. Company, 1624-29 ;
Master, 1629-30,

» Dudley Philips^ son of Su- Thomas Philips, Surveyor-General of Ulster. He was
Captain and Governor of Newtown Limavady, Ireland, and died in 1672. (Collm^s
Peerage^ Sir E. Brydges* edit.)

9 Chichester Philips, younger brother of the preceding. (Ibid.)

* George Blundell, One of this name, and described as of Cardington Manor,
pensioner, was knighted by Charles II. at Windsor, 17 Apr. 166 1 {Le Neve's Knights)
and married in the same year, at St. Dionis Backchurch, Elizabeth Yardley. (Par.
Reg.)

A Dudlev Hawkesy son of Dudley Hawkes, of London, gent, matriculated at St.
John's, Oxford, 1626 ; buried at St. Giles' Ch. Oxf. 1639.

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Josias Harper.

William Harper, b. 13 Mar., 1608.
David Floyd, b. 27 July, 1608.
Francis Hall, b. 18 July, 16 10.
J. Hookes, b. i Feb., 16 10.
Thomas Broughton, b. i May, 16 10.
Peter Urdis (or Hurdis), b. 10 Oct., 1608.
William Harlow, b. 6 Jan., 16 13.
Edward Husband, b. 2 Feb., 161 1.
William Palmer, b. 4 Mar., 161 1.
Richard Marshall, b. 28 Nov., 1608.
John Blincoe,^ b. 29 Jan., 1608.
James Douglas, b. i Aug., 161 1.
William Snelling,* b. 23 July, 161 1.
Henry Gwin, b. 10 Oct., 1612.
Edward Owen, b. 26 Sep. (or Dec), 1606.
Robert Atkinson, b. 1609.
Isaac Jones,* b. 4 Oct., 1610.

i6ax.

John Stocke,* b. 5 Aug., 1608.
J. Parker, b. Aug., 1612.
John Fisher, b. n May, 1608.
Tob. Swinerton,* b. 17 Aug., 1612.
W. Ballow, b. 9 July, 16 10.
W. Thimblethorp, b. 8 Dec., 161 2.
Thomas Constantine,® b. 27 Mar., 1608.
Stephen England, b. 18 May, 1608.
Thomas Walter, b. 25 Dec., 1610.
John Hadfield, b. 27 Dec, 1607.
James May, b. 3 April, 161 2.
Henry Dobbins, b. 12 May, 16 10.
Francis Whittington, b. 27 April, 1609.
John Whittington, b. 3 Oct., i6io.
Thomas Whittington, b. 7 Sep., 161 1.
John Reeve, b. 3 Sep., 1608.

1 John Blincoe, son of John B. of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1627, B.C.L.
1633. <' Published *St. Michael's Combat with the Devil' (1640) and perhaps other
things." {Wood's Ath.)

* William Sndling^ perhaps son of Will. S. of Bushey, and brother of Thomas
SneUing, entered later.

' Isaac Jones. One of this name — a London merchant in 1633 — ^was brother or
father of Sir Sam. Jones, who was knighted in 166 1. (Le Nev^s Knights.)

* John Stocke, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1623.

* Tobias Swinerton, son of John Swinerton, grocer (cf. ante) bapt. at St. Dionis
Backchurch, London, 10 Sep. 1613 {Par. Reg,) apprenticed 19 Jan. 1628-9, *© Henry
Futter, of Lombard Street. {AI. T. Bindings.)

* Thomas Consiantim, One of this name married 14 Oct. 1630, at St. Mary
Abchnich, Katherine Tottie. {Par, Reg.)

I04 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Ware, b. 5 May, 1609.
Daniel Davies, b. 12 Oct., 161 2.
John Kersey, b. June, 16 13.
Jasper Brunning.
Nathaniel Page, b. 12 July, 1606.
John Cooper, b. Feb., 1609.
William Spenser, b. 15 April, 1610.
William Vicars, b. Feb., 16 10.
Thomas Owfe, b. i June, 16 10.
Owen Semper, b. 10 Sep., 16 14.
J. Lee, b. 31 July, 161 4.
Richard Hobby, 161 2.
Henry Willet, b. Jan., 161 2.
Humphrey Broome, b. Feb., 161 3.
Lyonell Baron,^ b. 27 Mar., 1610.
John Raven,^ b. 2 Aug., 161 1.
William Jennings, b. 19 April, 1609.
Ralph Cooke, b. 18 Aug., 1607.
William Deane, b. Dec, 1610.
Richard Greene, b. 14 Mar., 1608.
John Foxe,' b. 28 April, 16 10.
A. Hanson, b. 20 June, 1609.
Francis Wood, b. 3 April, 161 2.
George Foster, b. 22 June, 1610.
Daniel Raine, b. i Dec, 161 2.
Samuel Wilcoxe,* b. May, 1609.
Ralph Pordam, b. 25 Oct., 161 2.
William Best, b. i Dec, 1605.
William Hubbard, b. i May, 1609.
Arthur Wakefield, b. 8 Feb., 1605.
Thomas Wetherall,* b. 16 July, 161 1.
Jacob Pitts, b. Jan., 1609.
Thomas Brough, b. 16 Oct., 1608.
George Stockly, b. 27 April, 1608.
Robert Gore,® b. 16 Jan., 1612.
Thomas Floyd, b. 8 June, 16 10.
Aaron Grimet, b. 4 Dec, 161 1.
Michael Hubbard, b. 22 Dec, 161 1.

^ Lyonel Barony eldest son of Christopher Baron, of London, esquire, matriculated
at St. John's, Oxf. 1625. (Mat, Reg.)

^ yohn Raverty perhaps ** son and heir of John Raven, M.D.'* and admitted student
of the Inner Temple, 1630. (/. T. Reg.)

3 yohn Foxe, probably son of Richard Foze, of London, and matriculated at St.
Alban Hall, Oxf. 1631. (Mat. Reg.)

* Samuel Wilcoxef probably eldest son of Richard W. of London, gent. (See Vis.
of Essex, 1634.)

6 Thomas IVetherall. One of this name was Warden of the M. T. Company, 1634-7,
and Master in 1638-9.

• Robert Gore^ perhaps youngest son of Aid. William Gore.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 105

James Williams, b. 29 July, 1609.
William Abbot, b. Mar., 1609.
Thomas Haile, b. 5 Sep., 161 1.
Robert Hunt, b. 10 July, 1609.
Launcelot Honyboume, b. 2 Mar., 16 10.
William Snead, b. Feb., 1607.
Thomas Wright, b. 16 Sep., 1609.
Nathaniel Hyfield, b. 20 June, 16 12.
William Wade, b. 24 Oct., 16 10.
William Browne.
Hugh Martindall, b. 3 April, 161 1.
Richard Heb.

Ambrose Jennings, b. 14 July, 16 14.
Thomas Jones, b. 15 Aug., 1607.
Giles Blofield,^ b. Sep., 1606.
Richard Blofield, b. 22 Mar., 1613.
Henry Blofield, b. 22 Mar., 1613,
William Page,^ b. 4 Nov., 1610.
Erasmus Dexter, b. 18 July, 1609.
John Curtis, b. Oct., 1609.
John Clay, b. i Mar., 161 1.
Valentine Sharpless, b. 10 Oct., 16 10.
Thomas Sharpless, b. 15 Nov., 161 1.
William Davis, b. 12 Feb., 161 2.
Thomas Jones, b. 17 Aug., 1607.
Arthur Porter, b. 29 April, 1607.
Greorge Nixon, b. Jan., 1606.

Z63X-2.

John Hayne, b. 23 Dec, 1606.
James Ashurst,* b. 17 Sep., 1607.
Henry Shephard, b. 5 July, 1607.
Greorge Dobbins, b. 7 Dec, 1607.
William Roys, b. i Oct., 1606.
Henry Homes.
Anthony Tiler, b. June, 1609.
Nathaniel Newberry,* b. 16 Aug., 1612.
Robert Burges, b. 2 Feb., 1608.
Robert Hayes, b. 15 July, 1610.

> Giles Blofield, He and his brothers were probably sons of Richard Blofield, of
Watling Street, merchant taylor. (See Clode*s Hist, p. 593.)

> William Page, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1628, admitted M.D. 165J. One of
the same name was Master of Reading School and in 1664 a candidate for the Master-
ship of Worcester School.

* James Ashurst, perhaps the Nonconformist writer, who is stated by Calamy to
have been Fellow of Magd. Coll. Oxford.

* Nathaniel Newberry, son of Nath. N. of St. Martin's Outwich, London (cf, inf,
sub anno, 1626). He was of Magdalen Hall, Oxf. B.A. 1633, M.A. 1636. Vicar of
Luddenham, co. Kent. Author of " The Yeoman's Prerogative," 1652. . ( fVood*sAth»)

io6 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Nathaniel Hooke,^ b. 25 Aug.^ 161 1.

Joseph Roys, b. 24 Aug., i6o8,

Samuel Roys, b. 7 Nov., 16 15.

Alexander Power.

Thomas Groslin, b. 8 May, 16 10.

J. EUit, b. 8 July, 1612.

Robert Lester, b. 9 Feb., 16 13.

Samuel Lawson, b. May, 161 1.

John Rich, b. 18 Jime, 1613.

Thomas Campion.

Francis Clarke.

Henry Bowyer,* b. 20 Mar., 161 1.

Valentine Percivall,* b. July, 161 2.

Thomas Quince, b. 30 Dec, 1614.

Thomas Beedam, b. 10 Mar. (or May), 1613.

John Reston, b. May, 161 2.

Luke Stotesbery, b. i Aug., 1607.

Arthur Harvey, b. 3 Man, 161 1.

Christopher Painter, b. Mar., 1609.

Wassel Weblin,* b. 15 Feb., 1605.

z6aa.

William Madox, b. 8 Dec., 161 2.
John Rodway, b. 10 Aug., 1605.
Robert Retforth, b. 5 Dec, 1609.
Thomas Cund, b. 13 Mar., 16 14.
Jacob Nettleton, b. 16 12.
George Bindles, b. 17 Feb., 1608.
R. Scotin, b. 17 Feb., 1609.
Jacob Barker, b. i April, 1608.
Twine Hubberst, b. 28 Sep., 16 10.
John Stone, b. 27 Aug., 1613.
Martin Weblin,® b. 23 Mar., 161 2.
Benjamin Field, b. 28 July, 161 1.

* Nathaniel Hooke. Probably the bookseller of Little Britain, whose death, in 1673,
occurred at Stanmore. (SmytfCs Obit,) Whether he was related to Nat. Hooke, the
Buke of Monmouth's Chaplain, who took an active part in the rising in 1685, does not
appear.

' Henry Bowyer, perhaps fifth son of Robert B. of London, gent, and nephew of
Sir William, living in 1634. ( Vis, of London,)

* Valentine Percivall, son of William P. citizen and merchant taylor of London,
apprenticed July, 1628. (Af, T, Bindings,)

* • Wassel Wehlin seems to have been second son of Nicholas W. of London, brewer,
and cousin of Wassel WebUn (from Westphalia), to whom a crest and arms were
granted in 1604. The family pedigree was entered at the Vis. of Essex in 1634.

* Martin Wehlin probably died young as his name does not occur in the pedigree
entered in 1634.

Merchant Taylori School Register^ 107

Greorge Frith.

Ferd. Marsham.^

Humphry Greene,* b, 29 Oct., 161 1.

Nicholas Beale,* b. 8 June, i6io.

James Hewit, b. Nov., 1612.

John Hall, b. 25 Sep., 1613.

John Cottingham.

William Mercer.

John Young, b. 23 .Dec, 1608.

Marm. Young.

Thomas Plat, b. May, 161 2.

William Andrews, b. 25 April, 1612.

John Woodall, b. Oct., 16 14.

Thomas Taylor, b. 27 Aug., 1613.

Richard Harper, b. May, 1614.

John Harris, b. 7 Mar., 1608.

Henry Coleman,* b. 7. Aug., 1612.

William Ashwell,* b. 24 Aug., 1610.

John Edwards, b. 27 Nov., 1609.

Joseph Hammond, b. Nov., 161 2.

Francis Mormay, b. Aug., i6n.

Charles Horkeley, b. 25 Mar., 1612.

Hercules Bonner, b. 12 Sep., 16 10.

John Neale,® b. Oct., 161 1.

W. Felles, b. Oct., 1608.

John Heather, b. 22 Dec, 16 13.

John Yamer, b. 12 Sep., 161 1.

Leon. Whitwell, b. 2 Mar., 161 2.

William Jones, b. 14 June, 16 10.

Heniy Gwyn, b. 20 Oct., 161 2.

Ric Stileman, b. 24 May, 161 1.

Humphrey Wetherall,' b. 3 Oct., 1615.

Thomas Croocher, b. 8 April, 16 15.

Ferdinando Ashwell,^ b. 24 May, 1614.

^ Ferdinando Marsham (brother of Sir John Marsham, Bart.) matriculated at St.
John's, Oxf. in 1627, became Esqnire of the Body to Charles I. and II. ; ^ed 7 Nov.
168 1, aged 71, buried at Cuzton, co. Kent.

* Humphry Greene^ son of John G. of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1630;
died 1642-3. {Wilson,)

• Nicholas BeaU, of St. Antholins, London, merchant taylor. (Dugard^s Reg,)

* Henry Coleman, probably dd. son of John Coleman, of Walbrook Ward. ( Vis,
of London, 1634.)

• fViUiam Ashwell. There is a pedigree of the Ashwell family in the Visitation of
London, 1634, in which two members bearing the name of Wuliam occur, -vu. the
eldest son of Ferdinando and the second son of Frauds Ashwell, vintner.

• John Neale, perhaps identical with John Neil, of Pembroke Hall, Camb. B.A.
1629, and afterwards Fellow ; D.D. Prebendary of Southwell, York and Durham ;
Chaplain to the King and a benefactor to his College.

' Humphrey WetheraUy perhaps son of Laurence W. citizen and draper.

* Ferdinando Ashwell, See Vis. of London, 1634.

108 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Matthew Dexter, b. 8 May, 1612.
Thomas Muns, b. 11 Dec, 1606.
John Muns, b. 3 July, 1608.
Martin El wood, b. 6 Oct., 161 3.
John Palmer, b. i Sep., 1609*
John Powell.

Henry Coard, b. 15 Nov., 1613.
George Chandler, b. Nov., 161 3.
Greorge Allington,^ b. 30 May, 1610.
Edward GriflSn.

Henry Matthews, b. 5 Oct., 1609.
Peter Towers,* b. 23 Feb., 1610.
Thomas Wooley, b. 8 Mar., 161 1
John Humfries, b. 12 Feb., 161 1.
Francis Hull, b. 9 Sep., 161 2.
John Farrar, b. Mar., 161 7.
George Flood, b. Oct., 161 5.
Thomas Smith.
John Smith, b. 10 Mar., 1609.
Isaac Hemery, b. 11 Jan., 161 1.
John Heyfield,* b. 5 Jan., 161 1.
Daniel Townend, b. i May, 161 2.
John Atkinson, b. Nov., 1613.
John Jude, b. May, 16 10.
George Bradley, b. June, 1608.
William Packwood, b. May, 161 2.
John Vaughan, b. Sep., 16 14.
Richard Greenhaugh, b. 19 July, 161 1.
Thomas Horton, b. Aug., 1609.
John Horton, b. Dec, 161 1.
John Brathwaite, b. 13 Nov., 1613.
Oliver Bumwood, b. 22 Nov., 161 2.
Matthew Field,* b. 13 Jan., 161 6.
William Burt, b. 13 May, 161 5.
Joseph Bates, b. Nov., 16 16.
William Young, b. 9 July, 161 2.
John Johnson, b. 27 May, 161 1.

Z622-3.
John Kent.
John Stringer, b. 25 Dec, 16 10.

^ George AUington^ son of Randall A. merchant taylor (who died in 1625), bapt. at
St. Dunstan's in the West, London. (See Nichols* Collectanea^ v.)

' Peter Towers^ doubtless related to Peter Towers who was Warden of the M. T.
Company in 16 17 and Master, 1622-3.

3 John Heyfield, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1628. M.A. Vicar of Evenley, Northante.

^ Matthew Field, son of Richard Field, glover, bap. at St. Dionis Backchurch, 28
Jan. 1615-6. (Par. Reg.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 109

William Woodall, b. 14 Feb., 1616.
William Fish, b. 28 Feb., 161 2.
George James, b. 24 Feb., 1612.
Edward Gwin, b. 25 Feb., 16 13.
Ralph Allen, b. 13 Sep., 1608.
William Pearson, b. 10 Dec, 1606.
Richard Lort, b. Aug., 161 1.
Stephen England, b. 15 May, 1608.
John Swingfield, b. 14 April, 1609.
Bartholomew Tyas, b. 23 June, 161 1.
Edward Nott,^ b. Sep., 161 5.
Peter Saxby, b. 28 Nov., 1608.
William Sims, b. Jan., 1610.
James Nettleton, b. 13 Sep., 161 2.
Tobias Fisher, b. 11 May, 161 2.
Robert Bagnall, b. 5 Jan., 1612.
Edmund Gayton,^ b. 30 Nov., 1608.
William Tunstall, b. 161 1.
William Moore, b. 24 June, 16 12.
Francis Moore, b. 6 June, 1614.
Thomas Hill, b. 20 Oct., 161 5.
Thomas Woodall, b. 14 Feb., 161 6.
William Bucke, b. 29 May, 1609.
William Roberts, b. 23 July, 16 14.
John Turner, b. 20 Nov., 1610.
Benjamin Scarborough, b. 17 April, 16 10.
Thomas Stringer,' b. 15 Mar., 161 1.
Edward Scroome, b. 31 Mar., 161 3.
Peter Browne, b. 14 Dec, 1608.
Joseph Crowly (or Cropley),b. Oct., 1607.
Richard Lane, b. April, 16 10.
John Eaton, b. 9 July, 161 1.
Edward Hoome, b. 31 Mar., 16 16.
Michael Bradbury, b. 15 Dec, 16 12.
Enoch Jones, b. i Mar., 161 1.
Edward Chambers, b. 31 June, 1616.

X623.
Andrew Warner.
John Watts.

1 Edward Nott, perhaps second son of Roger Nott, citizen of London. He was
living at Bradon, co. Wilts, in 1683, aged about 70. (Vis, of Glouc, 1683.)

' Edmund Gayton, son of George G. of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxf.
1625, M.B. Superior Beadle of Arts and Medicine, ejected by the Parliamentary Visitors
in 1648, bnt replaced at the Restoration. He was the City JPoet Laureat and author of
several humorous works in prose and verse — the best known being his " Festivous Notes
on Don Quixote." He died in 1666.

' Thomas Stringer^ perhaps son of Thomas Stringer, merchant taylor, who was son
of George Stringer, of Wiston, co. Ebor, gent, and was apprenticed in 1605. (Af, 71
Bindings.)

1

X 10 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

William Wright, b. 8 Jan., i6o8.

George Gayton,^ b. Sep., 1613.

Thomas Harris, b. June, 161 3.

Edward Engham.

John Delal3aide, b. 15 Sep., 161 1.

Matthew Stead, b. Mar., 16 14.

William Dolton.

Thomas Dobs, b. 26 Sep., 16 13.

Richard Knight, b. May, 16 10.

Robert Hicks,* b. Jan., 1608.

John Hicks,* b. Dec., 16 10.

Henry Robinson, b. Dec, 1609.

William Neil, b. April, 1606.

John Piggot, b. Aug., 1608.

Nathaniel Speccote,* b. 1609.

John Sutton, b. Mar., 1614.

John Brown.

Thomas Smith, b. April, 1607.

John Howse, b. May, 16 10.

Richard Chapman, b. 8 Oct., 1606.

Bartholomew (or Basil) Heame, b. 22 Dec, 1609.

Moses Perkins, b. 31 Mar., 161 1.

Richard Greene, b. 14 Mar., 1608.

Benjamin Bonevall, b. Jan., 1609.

Thomas Wadeson, b. 24 Oct., 161 1,

Richard Philpot, b. 14 July, 1610.

WilWam Applegarth, b. Mar., 161 3.

Isaac Foy,* b. 14 Feb., 161 2.

Robert Horsley, b. 4 Sep., 1613.

Samuel Baker,^ b. Mar., 161 3.

Robert Beeby,'^ b. Feb., 161 2.

Thomas Lance, b. Sep., 161 2.

Esme Gibson, b. April, 16 10.

A. Stirridge, b. June, 1606.

William Hutton, b. 19 Sep., 1608.

John Jones.

Michael Thomas.

^ George GayUm^ brother of Edmund Gayton, entered previously.

* Robert Hicks ^ perhaps third son of Thomas Hicks, of London, apothecary. {Vu^
if London f 1634.)

> John HickSy perhaps fourth son of the same. (Ibid,)
' * Nathaniel Speccote, appointed Captain of Sandisford Castle, near Weymouth, 16
Car. i. ; petitions to resign 1646-7. (Lords' Journals, Hist. MSS, Report.)

• Isaac Foy, son of John Foy, of the M. T. Company.

< Samuel BaJier, of London, merchant, eldest son of Samuel Baker, of co. Norfolk*
He entered his pedigree at the Vis. of London in 1634.

. "* Robert Beefy, of St. Olave's Southwark, leatherseller, living 1645. {Dugard^s
Reg.)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 1 1 1

John AUett,^ b. i6 June, 1612.
Roger Tisdall, b. 14 July, 1609.
William Rowe, b. Dec, 1609.
John Pope.

John Reddet, b. 23 April, 1613.
Thomas Moore, b. June, 161 3.
Benjamin Stone, b. 6 Dec, 16 14.
Robert Stone, b. 8 Dec, 1616.
John Sotherton,* b. 2 Feb., 161 1.
Thomas Oaile, b. 22 April, 1614.

1623-4.

Matthew Seed, b. 23 Feb., 1614.
Thomas Rogers, b. Jan., 161 6.
William Cooper, b. Dec, 16 14.
William West, b. May, 161 2.
William Ridgeley,'b. Mar., 1614.
Thomas Crosse, b. 10 May, 1614.
Edward Pearson, b. Mar., 161 1.
Gabriel Simpson, b. June, 161 1.
Francis Nedom,* b. Feb., 16 16.
Charles Dowman, b. Sep., 1614.
Philip Rose,* b. May, 16 15.
Lancelot Hill, b. 3 Mar., 1608.
Robert Perkins, b. Oct., 161 6.
Francis Turke, b. Nov., 161 1.
George Dawes, b. 23 March, 16 10.
Edward Tompkins, b. 12 May, 161 2.
Henry Liskin, b. Nov., 161 7.
Warren Ireland, b, 15 Mar., 1610.
Samuel Crooke, b. 4 Nov., 16 14.
Jeremy Tirrus, b. Feb., 161 1.
John Walter, b. 2 Dec, 1614.
Richard Danby, b. 2 Feb., 16 10.
John Taylor, b. 7 May, 1610.
Thomas Merry, b. 24 May, 16 10.
Laurence Finch, b. 4 Dec, 1608.
Thomas Rider, b. Sep., 161 3.

> John AUett, There was a Lord Mayor of this name who died in 159 1, and one
Francis Allot was minister of St. Mary Abchurchi and was there buried in 1618-9.

' John Sotfurton, probably eldest son of John Sotherton, citizen and apothecary of
Ix>ndon. (Vis. of London^ 1034.)

* WUliam Ridgely^ son of Thomas R. bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch, 23 Oct. 1614.
\Par. Reg.)

^ Francis Nedom^ perhaps Francis, son of Thomas Needham, late of Polle Park, co.
Denbigh, Esq. apprenticed m 1632. [M. T, Bindings.)

• PhUip Rose^ merchant taylor, buiied at St. Mary Abchnrch, 14 March, 1639-40?
(Par.Rfg.)

112 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Edward Rider, b. 8 May, 1611.
Peter Thompson, b. 16 Oct., 1608.
William Thompson, b. April, 161 4.
Edward Carter, b. May, 161 2.
George Birkshead.
James Man, b. 6 June, 1615.
William Trig, b. July, 161 6.
Thomas Grigs, b. April, 161 4.
John Grigs, b. Aug., 161 7.
Alexander Jarvis,^ b. Oct., 161 1.

1624.

James Seaton, b. Dec., 161 7.

George Lacey.

Robert Wiseman, b. 4 Feb., 161 1.

Roger Francke, b. 161 2.

Peter Bard, b. 24 June, 161 1.

John Scot, b. 13 Jan., 1614.

Anthony Mario w,* b. Dec, 1615.

George Pitt, b. Feb., 16 10.

Francis Stone, b. Nov., 16 14.

James Stone, b. Dec, 1616.

Edward Dawkins, b. 23 Dec, 16 14.

Thomas Barnes, b. 4 Feb., 1614.

Thomas Lane, b. 20 Dec, 161 5.

John Kitchin.

Thomas Parker, b. 21 Dec, 161 2.

William Harper, b. June, 1613.

William Smith.

Thomas Careless, b. 1 Jan., 161 2.

Edward Benbow, b. Feb., 16 14.

William Hebb, b. 25 July, 1613.

George Kilner, b. 20 Jan., 1615 (or Feb., 161 7).

William Flood, 16 13.

Thomas Ward,' b. 25 Jan., 1615.

John Rogers, b. 15 May, 161 2.

Peter Crosse, b. 24 June, 161 1.

Thomas Gamble, b. 26 Sep., 16 10.

George Gamble, b. 15 Mar., 1614.

Richard Bradford, b. Dec, 16 10.

Samuel Harrison, b. 30 Nov., 161 1.

1 Alexander Jarvis^ son of William Jarvis, of London, boxmaker, deed, apprenticed
9 May, 1625. (M, T, Bindings.)

' Anthony Marlow^ son of Anthony- M. of Bramhurst, co. Stafiford, yeoman,
apprenticed i Dec. 1628. (J/. T. Bindings.)

, » TTumas Ward, of HuUunton, co. WUts (Mat. Reg.), elected to St. John's, Oxf.
1635, B.c.L. 1640, Archdeacon of Wilts. A sufferer in me Ro3ral cause. Died 1696.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 113

Edmund Clarke,^ b. 17 July, 16 17.
Henry Westley,^ b. 15 Dec., 16 15.
John Bumpsted, b. 26 April, 1614.
Richard Nevil, b. Dec, 16 14.
William Butter, April, 161 6.
Greorge Edwards, b. 5 Dec, i6i3,
Daniel Edwards, b. 15 Jan., 1615.
Thomas Sa3rwell, b. 6 Sep., 161 2.
Robert Crosse, b. 4 Aug., 16 13.
Thomas Freeman, b. Jan., 1613.
John Ive,* b. 9 Oct., 1613.
Edward Thompkin, b. June, 161 2.
William Harper, b. June, 1613.
Francis Burfield, b. 13 Sep., 16 10.
Nicholas Lull, b. 20 Jan., 161 7.
William Waple, b. 26 Dec, 16 14.
William Carter, b. May, 161 1.
Richard Haward, b. May, 161 1.
Samuel Salter, b. 16 Feb., 161 1.
John Woodcocke, b. 15 Mar., 161 2.
William Paine, b. 19 July, 161 6.
John Jenkins, b. 6 Sep., 1614.
Thomas Tuer,* b. 22 Sep., 16 10.
William Flood, b. 1613.
Nicholas Castle, b. i Nov., 16 10.
Thomas Wilbume, b. Apr., 1616.
John Dawson, b. 16 Jan., 16 13.
John Crosse.

James Nuse, b. 10 Jan., 16 10.
Peter Rogers.
Thomas Pearson.
Richard Boughton, b. 8 Oct., 1612.
Samuel Williams, Id. 24 Dec, 1615.
John Jenkins, b. 7 Sep., 161 2.
Edward Gawdren.
Thomas Stampe, b. 13 Dec, 161 2.

1625.
William Knott.

1 Edmund Clarke, son of Richard Clarke, of the City of Oxford (Mat. Reg,), elected
to St. John's, Oxf. 1632, D.c.L. His father appears to have been a cook by trade and
to have been buried at St. Mary Madgalen, Oxf. 6 Jan. 1643-4. (^^S, Notes by Col,
J. L, Chester.)

' Henry Westley, son of Thomas W. of Tunbridge, matriculated at St. John's, Oxf.
J 634, M.A. Schoolmaster at Bloxwich, co. Staff. ( Wilson.)

' John Ive, son of Edward Ive, citizen and vintner, of London, apprenticed in 1627.
(J/. T, Bindings.)

* Thomas Tuer, son of Abdias Tuer, Vicar of Sawbridgworth (Mat. Reg.)y elected
Xo St. John's, Oxf. 1628, Vicar of St. Laurence, Reading, 1643, ejected by the Parlh-
ment, and subsequently Vicar of Black Bourton, co. Oxon. Died 1671.

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114 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

William Colchester,^ b. 25 Mar., 161 1.

Gabriel Parke, b. Nov., 161 2 (or 16 Feb., 16 10).

John Colby.

James Hatfield, b. 24 May> 1615.

Edward Pardow.

Thomas Meade.^

John Hills.

Francis Andrews.

John Rogers, b. 15 May, 161 2.

William Gurnet.

Richard Abell, b. 7 July, 1609.

Bartholomew Grimmet.

Benjamin Gregory.

William Hampton, b. 24 June, 161 5.

John Webbe,' b. 161 1.

G«o. Dawes, b. Mar., 161 6.

Aaron Grimmet, b. 4 Dec., 161 1.

John Stevenson, b. 28 Apr., 1616.

Richard Stevenson,* b. 11 Oct., 161 7.

Thomas Abraham, b. 8 Jan., 1614.

John Milward, b. 3 Jan., 1615.

Will. Roberts, b. 15 May, 1614,

Adam Coppinger.

David Walter.*

z6a6.

John Lidsey,®b. 11 Oct., 1614.

Thos. Prescod.'

John Mottersy.

Edw. Garritt.

Edw. Peirce.

Rich. Haile.

Edw. Thomas, b. 5 Dec, 161 5.

Will. Holland, b. 28 Dec, 16 14.

> WUliam Colchester^ son of Osmond C. citizen and merchant taylor, apprenticed 3
May, 1630. (3/. r. Bindings,)

> Thomas Meade^ related probably to Robert Meade, of St. Lam-ence Poimtney
Parish (^. inf.)

3 John Webhty nephew of Inigo Jones, whose "Stone Henge restored" he published
and wrote several other architectural works. He built Wilton House, 1648 ; Gimnenbury,
1663; Horse-heath, 1669; the north-west quadrangle of Greenwich Hospital, &c., &c.
{Redgrave.) Died 1672.

* Richard Stevenson^ of Sunningwell, co. Berks, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1635,
M.A. 1643, was expelled in 1648 for having been in arms against the Parhament. ( Visitorj^
Register.)

* David Walter, probably David Walter, third son of Lord Chief Baron Walter.
He was made Groom of the Bedchamber and Lieut. -General of the Ordnance, temp,
Charles II. for his loyalty and valour in the Civil Wars. Died 1679.

* John Lidsey, third son of Rich. Lidsey, of Kingston on Thames. (See Ped. in
Vis. of London, 1634.)

^ Thos. Prescod (or Prescoti), perhaps son or nephew of Geoffrev Prescott, cit. and
merchant taylor, who was brother of Alex. Prescott, Sheriff of London, 161 2.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 115

Thos. Haward.

Edw. King, b. 16 13.

Robert King.

Thomas Heele, b. 20 Dec, 161 6.

William Bateman,^ b. 10 July, 1614.

Anthony Bateman,* b. 10 Nov., 16 16.

John Maynard, b. 4 Jan., 1614.

Robert Nelson.

Henry Newberry,^ b. St. Luke's Day, 161 5.

Thomas Atkins,* b. 12 July, 161 6.

John Price, b. 24 May, 1620.

Greo. Turrey (or Terrey), b. i Aug., 1615.

Robert Thompson.

Richard Slaney.

Thomas Lane.

William Lee (or Ley), b. 5 Oct., 1.6 13.

Robert Lee (or Ley), b. 15 May, 1615.

Rowland Ajmsworth,** b. 9 Oct., 1615,

Henry Polsted, b. 12 Aug., 16 15.

Henry Ockendale, b. 5 Apr., 161 5.

Will. Woodbume, b. 17 July, 161 7.

George Miller,® b. i Nov., 1616.

John Palmer, b. 25 May, 1614.

John Giles.

John Weeks, b. 8 May, 1613.

John Atkins, b. 12 Sep., 16 14.

Greorge Carr, b. 5 Feb., 16 15.

William Carr, b. 10 July, 161 6.

Alan Apsley,'^ b. 14 Nov., 161 6.

William Apsley,* b. 14 Nov., 161 8.

* WUl. Bateman, dt. of London. One of the Committee which waited on the King
at the Hagae in 1660 and was there knighted.

3 Anthonv Batemariy cit. of London. Knighted with his brother. He was an
Alderman of London. Lord Mayor in 1664. He lived at Charlton, co. Kent, and was
there buried 2 July, 1687.

• Henry Newberry^ son of Nath. N. of St. Martin's Outwich, matriculated at Madg.
Hall, Oxford, 1632.

^ Thomas Atkins, perhaps fourth son of Sir Henry Atkins, of London, knt. living in
1634. ( Vis, of London.)

B Rowland Aynsworth^ turkey merchant, of London, father or grandfather of Sir
Rowland Aynsworth (cf, inf.)

« Geo. Miller, son of William Miller, of Wood St. London, mat. at St. John's Coll.
Oxf. 1634, M.A. 1 64 1, B.D. 1648. He did not submit to the Parliamentary Visitors in
1648 and was named for expulsion. ( Visitors' Register.)

' Alan (rectius Allen) Apsley, eld. son of Sir A. Apsley, Lieut, of the Tower. He
was bap. at Allhallows Barlang, 5 Sep. 1616, so that tne entry here must be incorrect.
He was Falconer to K. Charles II. a Treasurer of the Household to James, Duke of
York, M.P. for Thetford in the Long Parliament. Died 15 Oct. 1683, bur. in Westminster
Abb€y. (See Chester's Reg, of Westm, Abbey, p. 208.)

B William Apsley, younger bro. of AUen, living in 1630.

1 1 6 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

George Tuke,^ b. 6 Aug., 1610.
John Reave, b. 26 Nov., 161 3.
Sam. Proctor, b. 15 July, 1614.
Henry Radly.
Richard Harris, b. 161 6.
David Borne, b. 11 Jan., 161 1.
Robert Sumner, b. Aug., 161 1.
John Goade,* b. 15 Feb., 16 15.
Thomas Snelling,* b. 23 Dec, 16 14.
John Sweeting, b. Feb., 161 1.
Martin Basill,* b. 9 Feb., 16 10.
John Corbet,* b. 2 May, 161 2.
Nicholas Brooke, b. 10 April, 161 1.
Anthony Hodges,® b. 5 Apr., 1614.
John Wright, b. 3 Sep., 1613.
Thomas Raw, b. 12 June, 1613.
Thomas Froude, b. 5 Nov., 161 2.
John Turner, b. Dec, 161 1.
Edward Procter, b. 161 2.
Roger James,' b. 25 Aug., 1613
John Hunt, b. 27 Dec, 161 1.
William James.

Abraham Wright,® b. Dec, 161 1.
Richard Edgbury,® b. 18 Jan., 1610.
AmoU Wadly.
John Twigden.
Obadiah Laughton.

^ George Tuke, son and heir of George Tuke, of Frayting, co. Essex, adm. Student
of Gray*slnn, 1635.

» yohn Goadf el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1632, B.A. 1636, M.A. 1640, B.D. 1647. Vicar
of St. Giles, Oxf. 1643. Master of Tunbridge School, 1660. Head Master of M. T. S.
1661 ; removed, 1681. Died 1689, bur. at St. Helen's, Bishopsgate. (See Faste.)

> Thonias SneUin^, son of Will. Snelling, of Bushey, Herts, mat. at St. John's, Oxf.;
1634, Fellow, M.A. 1640. He was an ingenious Latin poet and a sufferer in the Royal
Cause (see Wood^s Ath. Oxon.), having been in arms against the Parliament.

• Martin Basill, His son of the same name was Treasurer to King James n. and
died in 1735, ^S^^ ^4* ^^^ Martin Besell was Alderman and m.p. for Colchester, 35
£liz.

• John Corbet^ of Madg. Hall, Oxford. An eminent Nonconformist Divine. Author
of many controversial and devotional works and assisted in compiling Rushworth's
Collections. Died 1680.

" Anthony Hodges^ of New College, Oxford, M.A. 1638, Chaplain. Died 1685 set. 72
{lVood*s Athen, Oxon, ii.) or perhaps Anthony Hodges, son of Anthony Hodges, of
Brodwell, co. Gloucester, gent, admitted to St. John's College, Oxford, 1635.

' Roger James ^ prob. son of Sir Roger James, of Reigate, who died in 1636. He was
adm. Student of Gray's Inn, 1639, and was M.P. for Reigate from 1660 to 1679, and
£igain in 1689.

' Ahr, Wright, son of Rich. Wright, of London, gent. El. to St. John's, Oxf. 1629,
B.A. 16^3, M.A. 1637. An eminent Preacher and Collector of the ** Ddidae Poetarum."
Di^d 1690.

• Rich, Edghury (or Edishury), of St. Antholius parish, dt. and merchant taylor.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 117

Hoard Dunscome.
Will. Whitwell, b. 13 Aug., 161 7.
Francis Walwin,^ b. 11 Feb., 1616.
Thomas Nicholas, b. i May, 161 6.
Rich. Vaile, b. 17 Nov., 16 16.
Edw. Dieper, b. 17 Nov., 1614.
Rich. Nightingale,* b. 10 May, 161 7
Will. Palmer, b. 4 Mar., 161 1.
Will. Cave.

Thomas Parke, b. 23 Jan., 161 6.
Edw. Tomkins, b. 20 June, 16 12.
Thomas Archer, b. 8 Dec, 16 14.
Will. Axtill,» b. II Jan., 1 61 6.
Isaac Berry, b. 20 July, 1613.
Rees Phillips.
John Powell, b. 3 Jan., 161 2.
Daniel Oxenbridge,* b. 17 June, 16 14.
Richard Painter,* b. 17 Nov., 161 5.
Richard Brian, b. 3 Jan., 161 2.
Will. Walwin,« b. 12 Feb., 16 14.
John Braithwaite, b. 14 Dec, 161 2.
George Kilner, b. 5 Feb., 161 7.
Nicholas Elton,' b. 10 Mar., 161 2.
Hugh Skeres, b. i Oct., 161 5.
James Hoare.®
Cosmo Manu[el.]
Thomas Fletcher, b. 4 Apr., 161 3.
Thomas Christie, b. i Feb., 16 10.
Joshua Boyle,^ b. 15 Feb., 16 10.

* Fra, JValwiTty son of Francis Walwin, of London, citizen and merchant taylor.
He was apprenticed to a liveryman of the same Company in 1635. (M, T, Bindings,)

* Rich. Nightingale, One Thomas Nightingale, son of Leonard N. of Yelling, co.
Hunts, gen. was apprenticed to a merchant taylor 24 May, 1624.

» Wai, Axtill, son of Will. Axtill, of Gt. Berkhamstead.

* Dan, Oxenhridg€t probably son of Dan. Oxenbridge, M.D. who died in 1642. One
of the name, perhaps a son, was Scholar of Exeter Coll. Oxf. in 1657, and described as
son of a clergyman.

* Rich, Painter, son of Rich. Painter, of Tmibridge, co. Kent, mat. at St. John's,
Oxf. 1634.

» • WiU, Walwin, son of Fras. Walwin, of Muggwell St. London. Eld. to St. John's,
Oxf. 1634, B.D. Preb. of St. Paul's. Ejected from his Fellowship in 1648 and suffered
much in the Rebellion. He was a noted preacher in his day. Vicar of East Coker, co.
Som.

' Nicolas Elton, probably eld. son of Rich. Elton, merchant taylor, who was son of
Richard Elton, of Kingston Lisle, and apprenticed in 1600 to Nicolas Elton, of London,
merchant taylor (M, T, Bindings), or perhaps son of Nicolas Elton (son of Robert Elton,
of Andover, inholder), apprenticed to a merchant taylor 9 Nov. 1608. (Ibid,)

^ yames Hoare, perhaps of the Tower of London. {Vis, of London, 1664.) His
son, Martin, was at M. T. S. {cf, infra,)

* Joshua Boyle, Several members of the Boyle family — ^ancestors of the Earl of
Cork — ^were Freemen of the M. T. Company.

1 18 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Robert Leighton, b. 8 Sep., 1612.
Leonard Stockdale, b. i Jan., 1608.
Robert Long, b. 10 Jan., 1609.
Laurence Brewer,^ b. 11 Nov., 1610.
Will. Williams, b. 30 Aug., 161 4.
Philip Williams, b. 12 Feb., 161 7.
John Hall, b. 23 Feb., 161 6.
Francis Gauton, b. 10 Aug., 161 5.
John Sambrooke, b. 12 Jan., 1615.
Will. Cooly.
Augustine Frisle.
John Jennings.

John Steward, b. 26 Feb., 161 3.
Will. Radly, b. 2 Dec, 1618.
Thos. Bowles, b. Dec, 161 7.
John Smith.
Thomas Smith.
Martin Hall,* b. 3 Oct., 161 6.
Isaac Jacob, b. 15 Nov., 161 7.
John AUport.*

Richard Wetherall, b. i May, 161 7.
Thomas Abdy,* b. 28 June, 161 8.
Ambrose Elton,* b. 3 Feb., 161 6.
John Linnet, b. 10 May, 161 7.
George Man, b. 15 Aug., 1619.
John Sherowe, b. 8 Dec, 161 8.
Francis Man,® b. Aug., 161 7.
Samuel Man,^b. 20 Dec, 1616.
James Lemmon (or Leminge).
James Upcott.
Martin Stacey, b. 5 Jan., 161 7.

Halbert.

Sam. Gostlyn, b. 26 June, 161 6.

^ Laurence Brewer^ son of Laurence Brewer, of London, mat. at St. John's, Ozf..
1629.

* Martin HaXU probably son and heir of John Hall, of London, merchant, by Sarah,
only dau. of Sir Martin Lumley, knt. living 1633. ( Vis, of London,)

' John AUport^ perhaps second son of Richard Alport, of London, skinner. { Vis,
of London, 1634.)

* Thomas Abdy, perhaps (but if so the birth date is incorrect) eld. son of Anthony
Abdy, Aid. of London, and subsequently a Baronet, created in 164 1. He died in Jan.
1685. His first cousin, Sir Christopher Abdy, was also at M. T. S.

• Ambrose Elton, eld. son of Richard Elton, of London (of the Kingston Lisle
family), who entered his pedigree at the Her. Vis. of London in 1636, He was
apprenticed to a merchant taylor in [634. (J/. T, Bindings,)

• Francis Man, prob. third son of Thomas Man, of London, who ent. his ped. at
the Visitation in 1634.

^ Samuel Man, prob. fourth son of the above. (See Hist, of Norf.)

Merchaftt Taylors^ School Register. 119

William Row.
Thomas Bell.

Clement Harby,^ b. 19 June, 1620.
Edw. Badby, b. 2 Feb., 161 4.
Obadiah Lang^ord, b. 6 Dec, 1616.
Jos. Parker, b. i Oct., 1614.
-John Cave, b. 8 July, 16 14.
John Leigh, b. 2 May, 161 3.
Christ. "WTiitwell, b. 5 June, 1615.
Will. Tully, b. 24 June, 161 7.
Nat. Micklethwaite,^ b. 9 Apr., 161 2.
Isaac L3rte, b. 24 Dec, 1612.
Gilman Scott, b. 3 Oct., 1615.
Will. Fursman,* b. i Jan., 161 3.
Francis Beedom, b. 22 Feb., 1615.
James Gittins, b. 22 Aug., 1614.
Rich. Crouch, b. 25 Mar., 1614.
Thomas Jackson, b. 30 June, 161 2.
Greorge Roe, b. 12 Jan., 1613.
Henry Kent,* b. 14 Dec, 1614.
Gabriel Leigh (or Lee), b. 15 Nov., 161 2.
Rich. Hoare.

John Floyde, b. 23 Dec, 1614.
William Allot,* b. 7 Jan., 161 1.
John Bouillon, b. 23 Feb., 16 13.
John Norman.

Samuel Gott,® b. 20 Jan., 16 13.
Joshua Kirton, b. 5 Oct., 16 10.
William Groome,' b. 11 Jan., 16 15.
John Bendall, b. 28 June, 161 6.
Henry Norton, b. 6 Aug., 1616.
John Clifton, b. 8 June, 1616.
Thomas Whitby,* b. 12 July, 161 2.

^ Clement Harhy (son of Clem. H. of London), Consul in the Morea, knighted at
Whitehall, 1669. (Le Neve,)

* Nat. Micklethwaite^ ancestor of the Micklethwaites, of Taverham, and for some
time settled in St. Laurence Pountney Parish.

' Will, Fursmanj son of George F., merchant taylor, bapt. at St. Maiy Aldemaiy,
8 Jan. 1613-4.

* Henry Kent^ el. to St. John's, Oxford, in 1633.

' Will, Allots son of Will. AUot, merchant taylor, baptised at St. Mary Abchurch,
25 Mar. 1 610. (Par, Reg,)

* Samuel Gott, son and heir of Samuel Gott, cit. and merch. of London, admitted
of Cath. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1632, M.A. 1644, Student of Gray's Inn, 1633. [m.p. for
Winchelsea, bur. at Battle, co. Sussex, 167 1.]

' William GrootMy perhaps son of Rev. Edw. Groome, Vicar of St. Laurence
Pountney, London.

8 Thomas Whitby^ perhaps son of Richard Whitby, late citizen and brown baker, of
London, deed, who was apprenticed 3 May, 1630. {M, T. Bindings,)

1 20 Merchant Taylori School Register.

John Whitby, b. 15 Mar., 1615.

Jeremie Whitby, b. 9 Dec, 161 7.

Richard Kennet.^

John Bowles, b. 3 May, 1619.

Paul Whitehome, b, 17 May, 161 8.

John Kennet,^ b. 21 Apr., 16 19.

Rich. Bell.

Nich. Beadle, b. 7 Oct., 1612.

John Powlsted (or Polsted).

Thomas Stonehouse,' b. 30 Mar., 161 7.

Rich. Morris.

Rich. Middleton.

Thos. Row, b. 20 Aug., 161 5.

John Lutterfield.

Richard Finch.

John Herring.

Thomas Montforde,^ b. 15 July, 1615.

William Montforde, b. 23 May, 161 6.

Edward Taylor,* b. 14 Aug., 161 7.

John Harrison, b. 24 June, 161 6.

John Harvey, b. 26 Mar., 1615.

Joseph Ash,® b. 16 Feb., 1616.

Adam Wright, b. 4 Feb., 1613.

Samuel Royce, b. 27 May, 161 4.

Newman Wilkinson, b. 9 May, 16 14.

John Gostling, b. 25 Sep., 1613.

Anthony Whaley, b. 161 2.

William Joyce, b. 161 6.

Laurence Smith,' b. .9 May, 161 6.

David Bancroft, b. 18 Nov., 1614.

Thomas Armett, b. 20 June, 1615.

James Armett, b. 2 June, 161 7.

1 Richard Kennet (see sub anno, 1603)1 probably son of Godwin Kennet and.
devisee of the Rev. Will. Kennet, of Folkestone, in 1633. He was uncle of Bishop
White Kennett. (Pedigree penes Fra, Bayly,)

* John Kennety no doubt a brother of the above. It should, however, be noticed
that one John Kennet, son of Henry Kennet, of Chilham, co. Kent, farmer, was
apprenticed to a merchant taylor 19 Dec. 1614 (J/. T, Btndings)^ and that in 1636 a
Jonn Kennet, son of William Kennet, of Leeds, co. Kent, yeoman, was apprenticed to
a merchant taylor. (Ibid,)

3 T?ios, Stmehousey perhaps son of Sir Jas. Stonehouse, knt.

* Thomas Mountforde^ probably son of Thomas M. of Radwinter, co. Essex, Esq. .

* Edward Taylor ^ perhaps elder brother of Randolph T. (adm. in 163 1 ) and desc. in
Vis. of London, 1634, as aged 18 in 1633, and a student at the University of Cambridge.

* Joseph Ash, There were several contemporaries of this name, the most important
being Joseph Ash, third son of James Ash, of Freshford, co. Som. He was a merchant
in London and in consideration for his services to the Crown was created a Baronet in
1660. He died in 1686 and was buried at Twickenham.

7 Laurence Sfnith, perhaps Sir Laurence Smith, knt. who was bur. at Stratford, 1665-6. ^

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 1 2 r

John Spenser, b. i Feb., 1614.
Samuel Re3naolds, Good Friday, 161 7.
Thomas Laurence.
Richard Lambe, b. 10 Dec, 161 1.
John Scott, b. 13 June, 1614.
Matt. Triplett, b. 5 Aug., 16 13.
Rous Tockely, b. 29 May, 1613.
Henry Crofte, b. i June, 1613.
William Scott, b. 3 Feb., 161 2.

xz Sep., z6a7,

Francis Brookes, b. 20 Mar., 1619.

Henry Billingsley,^ b. 11 Apr., 161 5.

Henry Field, b. 8 Nov., 161 7.

Rob. Jones.

John Taylor.

Edward Elliot.

Clement Oxenbridge.

Thomas Groad,*b. 12 Dec, 161 8.

John Sharpless.

Laurence Cox, b. 14 Feb., 161 6.

Martin Bendall.

Henry Agborough.

Francis Hall.

Rich. Norton, b. 6 Aug., 161 6.

Peter Kennett.'

Samuel Archer.

Christopher Gostl3na.

Christopher Badger.

Thomas Refould, b. 28 Dec, 1614.

Thomas Potter, b. 8 May, 16 15.

John Edwards, b. 10 Mar., 1614.

Robert Elliott,* b. 10 Feb., 1615.

Thomas Paynter, b. 18 Oct., 1613.

Francis Hampson.

Will. Gott, b. 8 Dec, 161 8.

Francis Newman, b. 28 Mar., 1625 (1615 ?)

Will. Simmons.

James Martine, b. 23 July, 1613.

Will. Jessopp,* b. 2 Dec, 16 14.

> Henry Billingsley. It does not appear that he was a member of the Lord Mayor's
family, but was perhaps a son of Heniy Billingsley, merchant taylor (son of William B.
of Fdmersham, co. Beds, yeoman), who was apprenticed 4 Nov. 1 61 1 . (M, T. Bindings.)

* Thomas Goad, prob. brother of John Goad, aft. Hd. Master (cf, ante),

* Peter Kennett, cf, ante,

* Rob, Elliotty elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1632.

' Will, Jessopp^ possibly of Clerkenwell, Middx. adm. a member of Gray's Inn, 166^^

122 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Edw. Cox, b. 20 Dec, 16 15.
Thomas Mitchel.
Edmund Beale.

Robert Hampson, b. 8 Mar., 16 14.
Francis Groldsmith,^ b. 25 Mar., 1613.
James Shephearde, b. 5 Oct., 1610.
Steven West, b. 9 Oct., 161 2.
Nic. Lampriere,* b. 12 Dec., 161 1.

XX Dec. 1627.

Will. Moule, b. 8 Mar., 1610.

Will. Holmes, b. 20 July, 161 6.

John Walker, b. 10 Nov., 161 8.

Edw. Shipley, b. 8 Oct., 1614.

John Lilly, b. 8 Mar., 1618.

Reuben Borne, b. 20 July, 161 8.

Henry Osbaston,^ b. 10 Dec, 1619.

Sam. Bamett, b. 9 Mar., 16 18.

Richard Pully,* b. i Nov., 161 7.

Richard Allot,* b. 9 Aug., 161 7.

Will. Low, b. 13 July, 16 16.

Fran. Smithwicke, b. 9 Jan., 16 18.

Henry Alden (or Olden), jb. 2 Dec, 161 6.

Jordan Dunscombe,® b. 5 Feb., 161 8.

Lancelot Renton.

Thomas Harris, b. 18 Dec, 161 5.

Robert Beane,' b. 1% Feb., 1618.

Will. Lee, b. 10 Aug., 16 18.

Rich. Wyon, b. 12 Dec, 161 8.

Will. Hall, b. 3 Oct., 1616.

John Downing.

1 Francis Goldsmith, son of Fra. G. of St. Giles in the Fields, co. Middx. and grand-
son of Sir Fra. Goldsmith, of Crayford, co. Kent, gent. Com. of Pemb. Coll. Oxf. in
1629, migrated to St. John's, B.A. 1632. Student of Gray*s Inn. Translated a tragedy
of Hugo Grotius. Died 1655.

' Nicolas Lampriere, He was a Doctor of Medicine of the University of Caen
{1639) and admitted Honorary Fellow of the College of Physicians in 1664. {Munk^s
RoU,)

' Henry Oshaston, el. Prob. Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. 1637, ejected by the Com-
missioners. Rector of Little Ilford, co. Essex. Died 1669. One of this name was also
Prebendary of Wells, from 1660 to 1669. Was he son of John Osbaston and bapt. at
St. Maiy Aldemary 10 Jan. 16 18-9 ?

* Richard Fully, el. Prob. Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. 1636, voided his fellowship by
marriage in 1648. (See Vis, of Essex, 1C34.)

» Richard Allot, son of Will. Allot, bap. 10 Aug. 161 7.

* Jordan (or Jadwin) Dunscombe, son of Thomas, bapt. at St. Mary Aldemaiy 28
Jan. 161 8-9.

' Robert Beane. One Edmund Beane, of London, skinner, entered his pedigree at
the Visitation of London, 1633-4, but the name of Robert does not appear. Possibly
he may have died young.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 123

Peter Archer,^ b. 20 Mar., 161 6.
Rich. Oldesworth, b. 13 Jan., 161 7.
Greo. Howe, b. 20 June, 161 7.
Peter Godfrey,* b. 11 June, 161 8.
Benedictus Honeywood,' b. 20 Feb., 16 14.
Will. Mills, b. II Sep., 1613.
Will. Adderley,* h. 10 May, 16 14.
John Axtill,* b. 14 Aug., 1 615 (or 16 16).
Philip de Gruchy, b. 8 Mar., 161 2.
Ames Andrews,*b. 13 Mar., 1612.

zz Mar. z6a7-8.

Samuel Tomlinson.

William Beesley, b. i June, 161 8.

Isaac Saxby, b. 10 July, 16 10.

Mich. CoUison, b. 9 Dec, 161 7.

Laurence Holt,' b. 26 Aug., 161 7.

Thos. Tomlinson, b. 20 Jan., 16 16.

Henry Sommerscale, b. 10 Aug., 1615.

Will. Checkley, b. 4 Oct., 1614.

William Hambleton (or Hamilton), b. 11 Dec, 161 7.

Gabriel Tomlinson, b. 20 May, 1613.

Steven Leech, b. 30 Mar., 1614.

George Martin.

Will. Blackmore, b. 24 June, 161 6.

Will. Harvey, b. 20 Sep., 161 6.

Allen Acworth,® b. 25 July, 1613.

George Mabb, b. 12 Apr., 161 1.

John Browne, b. 20 Sep., 161 2 (or 29 Sep., 16 13).

* Peter Archer^ son of Thomas A. of Bow lane, bapt. at St. Mary Aldemaiy i May,
1616.

* Peter Godfrey^ probably of Hodiford, co. Kent, brother of Sir Edmnndbniy Godfrey
and of Michael Godfrey, who was buried at St. Swithin's, Cannon St.

> Benedictus Honywood, wrongly identified with Benoni Honjrwood (sixth son of
Sir Thos. Honvwood), who was apprenticed 31 Jan. 16 13-4 {Af, T, Bindings) and is
distinctly statea in the entiy to have been the son of Thomas H. of Elmsted, knt,

* Wm, Adderley, son of Will. Adderley, of Vallance, co. Essex, mat. at St. John's,
Oxf. 1633. One of this name was Lecturer of St. Sepulchre's, London, and was ejected
by the Parliamentary Commissioners. ( Walker,) He was Preacher of the Charterhouse
in 1645, " during pleasure."

B John Axtillf son of Will. Axtill, of Great Berkhamstead, matriculated at Oxford,
Pembroke College, in 1633, aged 18.

* Ames Andrews. Could this be Sir Amias Andros ? The boy was at school only
five months and thus the name does not re-appear in the Probation Lists, but Sir Amias,
who was Marshal of the Ceremonies to Charles I. and Bailiff of Guernsey, is said; in a
MS. pedigree, to have been bom in 16 10. . No proof, however, is adduced.

' Laur, Holt, of London, clothworker. Churchwarden of St. Laurence Pountney,
1637. He was son of George Holt, of Much Brickhill.

* Allen Acworthj son of John A. of Deptford, Kent, matriculated at Oxford,
Magdalen Hall, in 1 63 1 , aged 1 8. He seems afterwards to have been Vic. of Wandsworth
and died 1674.

1 24' Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

IX Sep. X628.

Abraham Lynsey,^ b. 27 Nov., 161 7.

John Exton.*

William Exton, b. 161 8.

Nicholas Browne,* b. 12 June, 161 7.

Robert Dugdale,* b. 12 June, 161 7.

William Unkle, b. 28 Jan., 161 7.

Lawrence Sutton, b. 10 Aug., 161 7.

Will. Leigh, b. 5 Feb., 1618.

George Gilman, b. 11 Jan., 161 7.

Thomas Singleton,* b. 26 Jan., 1618.

George Bailey, b. 2 Dec, 16 19.

Rivett Walwyn, b. 2 Feb., 1618.

George Courthope.^

John Tinkar, b. 1617.

Roger Sparrow, b. 26 Aug., 161 7.

John Snowe, b. 3 Mar., 16 19.

Ellis Holmes, b. 18 Aug., 16 19.

Henry Gore^ (left school 1632).

Robert Haslewood

Robert Clayworth, b. 17 July, 1620.

John Pearson.

Robt. Bramhall,® b. 161 5.

Will. Carter,® b. 9 Feb., 1613.

Sam. Rice, b. 10 Oct., 1614.

Christ. Badger, b. 9 Aug., 161 6.

Rich. Mellis, b. i July, 161 7.

* Abraham Lynsey, son of George L. cordwayner, apprenticed to a merchant taylor,

1631. {M. T, Bindings.)

» yohn Exton, This was probably John Exton, LL.D. who was appointed Judge of
the Admiralty in 1649 by the Parliament. His sons were educated at M. T. S.

' Nicholas Browne^ may have been son of Francis Browne, of St. Ives. (His eldest
brother, Arthur, was Churchwarden of St. Laurence Pountney in 1636.)

* Robert Dugdale^ son of Robert Dugdale, citizen and clothworker, of London,
apprenticed to a merchant taylor, January, 1634-5. (M, T. Bindings.)

^ Thomas Singleton. One of this name was M.A. and an Assistant Master at Eton
College in 1656, and was made Head Master of Reading School in 1660, where he was
very successful. Afterwards, becoming a Nonconformist, he went into Kent, and about
1683 had a private school in Clerkenwell of high reputation. Dr. Mead and Serjeant
Pengelly being among his pupils. (Coates's Reading, 341.)

* George Courthope. From the date of admission this would seem to be either Sir
George Courthope, knt. who was bom 3 June, 1616, entered Univ. Coll. Oxford, 22 June,

1632, and was m.p. for Sussex and E. Grinsted, or George Courthope, of Wadhurst, and
of the Middle Temple, bapt. 11 Apr. 1613, and died at Eastbourne, co. Sussex, 1691.
(M.S. Pedigrees, penes Coll. Arm.)

' Henry Gore, perhaps third son of Sir Paul Gore, bart. (seventh son of Alderman-
Gerard Gore), ancestor of the Earl of Arran. He was a Lieut.-Colonel and died 2 Nov,
1 65 1 . (Foster's Peerage.)

* Robert Bramhall. A family of this name in the parish of St. Dionis Backchurch.
» William Carter, perhaps fourth son of Ansyle Carter, of Lpndon, grocer. (Vis,

of London^ 1634.) . . -

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John Smith, b. 22 July, 16 18.
Will. Wilkinson, b. 11 Sep., 16 16.
Thomas Ferris.

XX Dec. x6a8.
Daniel Butter.
Edward Stanian.
Thomas Rawlins.
Thomas Greenfield.
Samuel Crooke, b. 16 16.
Humphry Booby (or Bowgie).
William Rogers, b. 18 Aug., 1619.
Christopher June.
Rich. Peyon.
Henry Palmer.
John Bennett.

Joshua Earby,^ b. 6 Aug., 161 7.
Henry Lemman.
Stephen Hartley, b. 9 Sep., 161 8.
James Lemman, b. 19 July, 161 7.
Greorge Leigh.
Hugh Pitcher.
Samuel Watson.
Mich. Davison.

Benjamin King, b. i July, 1617.
Robert Bourne.
James Bult.

Richard Wale, b. 17 Nov., 161 5.
Rich. Legge.*
Nath. Parsell.
William Hunt.
Elisha Leighton.

XX Mar. 1628-9.

John Hales, b. 2 Dec, 16 19.
Will. Wood, b. 2 Mar., 1620.
Randall Lawrence.
Edw. Stevens.
Thomas Read, b. 1620.

. * Joshua Kirby^ son of Francis Kerby, of London, gent, matriculated 1634, of New
Inn Hall, Oxford, M.A. An eminent Nonconformist, and, at an earlier period, a zealous
Royalist imprisoned for praying publicly for Charles I. Died 1676. He married at St.
Peter's, Comhill, 6 Jan. 1646-7 (being then described as minister of Roade Pari^ in
Southampton), Mary Ballom, of Wilsdon. He was Curate of Putney in 1648.

* Richard Legge, This scholar coidd not have been the third son of Edward Legge,
■Vice-President of Munster, for he must have been bom as early as 1593, but he might
have been the ensign in Lord Newport's regiment in the first expedition against the Scots
in 1639, and afterwards Lt.-Col. of that regiment, for it seems scarcely probable that a
•man of at least 46 years of age should have served as an ensign. Tne date of our
school-boy's birth would suit the circumstances well. In the Legge pedigree (CoUins^s
Peerage) the two Richards are assumed to be one and the same*

126 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Samuel Jude, b. 2 Mar.^ 1620.

Henry Whiteman.

Thomas Beadle.^

William Hammond,^ b. 27 Mar., 1620

John Tredwyn.

John Addison, b. 15 June, 161 7.

Christopher Refould, b. 17 Aug., 161 7.

Humphry Clark,' b. 24 May, 1620.

Francis Fowell, b. 16 Aug., 161 8.

Timothy Bond, b. 27 Feb., 161 8.

John Washbome.*

George Haughton, b. 12 Feb., 161 8

Will. Pepwell, b. 24 Aug., 1615.

xa Sep. 1639.

Henry Dingley, b. 9 Oct., 161 7.

Thomas Greene, b. 9 Oct., 161 7.

Edw. Bynes.

John Bayly.

William Goff.«

Henry InkersoU.^

Rich. Astell, b. 23 Apr., 1619.

John Beedan.

Wm. Hulyn.

John Fitz John, b. 15 June, 161 7.

Hugh Anthony, b. i Mar., 161 6.

John Price, b. 18 Nov., 1629 {sic. 1619?).

Henry Porter.

Ralph Halsey.^

Francis Johnson, b.

John Birch, b. 2 July, 1620.

Samuel Harrison.

Rich. Hodskins.

^ Tkonuis Beadle^ perhaps eld. son of Aid. Matthew Beadell, by his second wife,
living in 1634. (See previous entry of eldest half-brother in 161 2.)

» William Hammond, el. Dr. Wattes's Sch. of Pemb. Coll. Camb. 1633, Fellow,
1639-

* Humphrey Clark, of Allhallows the Less, gent. (See Dugard^s Reg.) He
married at that church 26 June, 1649, the Lady Margaret Southcoat. {Par. Reg.)

* John Washhome^ probably of Wichenford, co. Worcester, at. 17, 1637, when he
was admitted of Ch. Ch. Oxford. He took the degree of b.a. in 1652, but refused to
accept the authority of the Parliamentaiy Visitors.

« William Goff. Very possibly this was William GofF (son of Rev. Stephen Goff;
Rector of Hanmer» co. Sussex), b. 16 19, a Colonel in Cromwell's Army and subsequently
Major-General of Infantiy and m.p. for Great Yarmouth and co. Southton. Created a
Peer by the Protector and on the Restoration fled to America.

* Henry Inkersoll, son of Henry 1. of London and brother of Richard L (cf, ante.)
His father was buried at St. Laurence Pountney (of which Churdi he had been Church-
warden in 1608, 1612, 1623), 19 Oct. 1635.

7 Ralph Halsey, see sub anno, 1610.

Merchant Tayhri School Register. 127

Samuel Tomson.

Samuel Ryley.

Polycarpe Dawkins,^ b. 20 July, 16 17.

Henry Medley.

Thomas Greenfield.

Israel Collingwood,* b. 27 Feb., 161 8.

Rich. Tompson, b. 8 Aug., 1620.

Simon Harbome.'

John Dawes.

John Allen.

Will. Wakefield, b. 13 Aug., 1618.

Compton Eure,* b. 2 Feb., 1618.

Abraham Ridges.

Thos. Harbome.

Thos. Stokes, b. 20 Mar., 16 14.

Peter Macalla {qy. Nucella).

Rich. Waller.

Eark Cheston.

John Maule.

Hugh Davies.

Nicholas Gouge, b. 6 June, 1613.

William Quarles,* b. 8 Sep., 1614.

Christopher Cooper.

Luttrell.«

zz Dec. Z629.
Robt. Barbar.
Sam. Field.

John Forman, b. 8 Apr., 161 8.
Mart3m Hammond.
Henry Anderson.
John Pryce, jun.
Will. Rowlston.
Thomas Kenn,' b. 24 Sep., 1621.

1 Polycarpe Dawkins, One of this name, probably the father, was living in the
palish of St. Mary Aldemaiy from 1604 (when he married Anne Catcher) to 1607.
(Par, Reg.)

* Israel CoUingwood. See the entries 14 Jan. 1609-10, and also Dugard^s List,
' Simon Harbome, A family of this name in the Vis. of London, 1634.

* Compton Eure, son of Sir Francis Eure, by his second wife, bap. at Selattyn 15
Feb. 161 7-8, adm. of Gray's Inn, London, 1635, Living 1660, d.s.p. (See Foster's
Yorkshire Pedigrees,)

» William Quarles (of London), eld. Dr. Wattes*s Scholar of Pemb. Coll. Camb. 1634,
Fellow, 1637, ejected, 1644, but restored in 1660, Junior Proctor, 1663, President, 1664,
Vicar of Rawreth, 1670. Died March, 167 1. (Loder's Framlingham,)

• Luttrell, One Matthew Luttrell, son of Thomas L. late of Kelecke, co.

Fingall, Ireland, merchant, deed, was apprenticed to a merchant taylor 22 May, 1638.

' Thomas Kenn, possibly son of John Ken and first cousin of Bishop Ken. Died
1646, when adm. was granted to his brother, Peter. In a MS. note to the Vis. of
Somerset, 1623, in Brit. Museum, it is stated that Thomas ICenn, of London, mercer,
was living in 1643 and married.

128 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Henry Cogan,^ b. 20 Aug., 1622.
William Lacey, b. 24 May, 1618.
William Darby.

Bowly.

William Wollaston,* b. 2 Nov., 1618
Peter Carter, b. 9 Feb., 1613.
Rich. Allen.
Rich. Winston.
Richard Andrews.
Peter Paggen.'

Rich. Wilkinson.

iz Mar. 1629-30.

Humphry Hall.*

John Cozens, b. 20 May, 1620.

Ralph Wylde.

Ferdinando Routh.

George Mellish.

Daniel Bridges.

Rob. Preston.

Thos. Leaves.

James Underhill.

Christopher Howell, b. 21 Mar., 161 7

George Makyn.

Edward Dudson.

Robert Hobson.

Timothy Blackwell.

Cornelius Hooker, b. 31 Mar., 1621.

James R3rton.

Adam Aston.

Christopher Fretheme,' b. 21 Nov., 1614.

Francis Pallin.

Will. Isaackson,® b. 20 Mar., 161 5.

kz Sep. Z630.
John Rowlands, b. 12 June, 16 17.
Thos. Barrett, b. 25 Apr., 161 7.
Thos. Thombury, b. 15 Dec, 1621.
Will. Grimston.

* Henry Cogan, It is a little curious that this name — ^also that of a Somersetshire
family— should follow that of Kenn.

' Will, JVbllaston, perhaps eldest son of Heniy W. of Waltham Abbey, by his
•wife, Ursula, dau. of Dr. Sam. Foxe, whom he mamed in 161 7. These Wollastons had
property in St. Laurence Pountney Parish.

' Peter Paggerif of Lambeth, brewer. (See Dugard'^s Admissiony 1648.)

* Humphry Holly prob. third son of John Hall, of London, merchant, by Sarah
Lumley. (His eldest brother, Martin Hall, was admitted to M. T. S, in 1626.)

» Christ, Fretfieme, son of John Fretheme, of Tower St. London, mat. at St. John's,
Oxf. 1634.

* JVm, Isaackson, See Vis. of London, 1634.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 129

Matt. Newberry,^ b. 21 Mar., 1622.

Ephraim Kempton, b. 18 Mar., 1620.

Joseph Robinson.

Ralph South.

Christopher Bates (or Bateson ?), b. 5 July, 1621,

Philip Bonephant.*

Giles Aldwinckle,' b. 4 Feb., 1621.

John Onley, b. 14 Dec., 1622.

Robert Preston.

Francis Haughton, b. 20 Aug., 1622.

Wm. Smith.

John Elliott, b. 27 Feb., 1619.

William Clayton.

Peter Thompson.

John Thompson.

Thomas Bruin.

John PuUy, b. i Mar., 1624.

Antony Wade.

Rich. Simpson.

Thomas Leaver, b. 10 July, 16 19.

Thomas Mewes,* b. 12 Apr. 161 8.

Laurence Wiltshire, b. 20 Jan., 1619.

Thomas Blackwell.

Thomas Arthington,* b. 13 Jan., 161 8.

Rich. Harroway.

Thos. Rawlings.

Thos. Grreene.

James Burges.

William Powell, b. 2 May, 161 5.

John Lowe, b. 4 Apr., 1621.

Bartholomew Clerke.®

Thos. Reade, b. 21 Sep., 161 8.

Rich. Wye.

Charles Burges, b. 3 Nov., 16 14.

Thomas Wright, b. 27 July, 161 6.

^ Matt* NewherrUy cf, ante sub anno^ 162 1.

' Philip Boruphant, Two persons of this name were buried at St. Dionis Backchurch,
one on 12 April, 1631, and the other 25 March, 1635. One Philip Bonyvant — probably
the father of the scholar — was apprenticed to a merchant taylor 26 July, 1608, and
is described in the Bindings' Book of the Company as '< son of Philip B. citizen and
iremonger."

> Giles Aldwinckle is probably identical with Giles Orwinckle, son of Giles O. late
citizen, of London, deed, who was apprenticed 12 May, 1634, to Richard Mason, of
Queenhithe, merchant taylor. (M. T. Bindings,)

* Thomas Afews^ probably elder brother of Peter Mews.

^ Thomas Arthington^ no doubt a cadet of the old Yorkshire family, Arthington ot
Arthington and Castky.

' Bartholomew Gierke* One of this name was of Clapham, co. Surrey, and some
time Dean of the Arches. He died in 1589.

K

130 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Francis Rawlinson.
John Bolnest.
John Bandmell.

zz Mar. Z630.

John Mason.

Jeremiah Willdige (or Willdinge), b. 19 Aug., 161 8.

Rich. Home.

William Dier.

Richard Willdige.

Edmund Fisher.

James Palavisene.^

John Benson.

John Hanscombe, b. i June, 1622.

Will. Leve.

Francis Downham.

Rob. Fretheme.*

Will. Walpole, b. 5 Mar., 1622.

Thomas Parks.

Lancelot Bille.

Henry Rowland, b. 12 June, 1615 (or 1617).

Greorge Ridgley.

Giles Waggoner.

Ralph Freeman.'

Charles Delamarsh.

Richard Horsley, b. 29 Oct., 1622.

Will. Beamond, b. i Jan., 161 8.

Thomas Cargfill.

Joshua Pallott.

William Apsley.*

Peter Mew,* b. 25 Mar., 161 9.

John Lea.

Thomas Branwood.

James Righton (or Ryton).

Luke Ridgely.

Samuel Smyth,*b. 19 Dec, 1620.

1 James PaXavisme (or Paiavicini)^ eldest son of Peter Palavidni, of London,
merchant, and brother of Sir Peter, who was Alderman of London. He died about
1662, unm. (Vis, of London^ 1687.)

* Rob. Fretheme, cf, ante,

' Ralph Freeman^ perhaps eldest son of Sir Ralph F. of Beechworth, knt. Master
of Requests, who entered his pedigree at the Visitation of London, 1634.

« William Apsley, cf, ante, 1625-6.

« Peter Mew (or Mews), el. to St. John's, Oxford, 1637, President, 1667, Vice-
Chancellor of the Univ. of Oxford, 1669-73, ^ean of Rochester, 1670, Bishop of Bath
AND Wells, 1672-3, of Winchf^ter, 1684. Died 1709. (During the Civil War Bp,
Mews bore arms and was wounded.)

• Sam. Smyth, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1638, B.A. 1642, m.a. 1655.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 131

II Sep. 1631.

Robert Pierson, b. 14 Jan., 16 19.

George Harrison,^ b. 24 June, 161 7.

Will. Gumey, b. 14 Sep., 1622.

John Wallis, b. 17 Dec, 1621.

Simon Cook.

Hugh Ashwell,* b. 24 Apr., 1621.

John Hinson.

William Smith.

John Tonge.*

Francis Field.

Abraham Chester,* b. 17 Apr., 1620.

James Bemond, b. 2 May, 1623.

James Hardinge.

John Winne (or Winny), b. 5 Aug., 1621.

Thomas Brassey.

John Brassey.

John CoUyer.

Tristram Conyers,* b. 5 Sep., 1619.

Thomas Cox, b. 21 Jan., 1621.

Thomas Edingham.

Laurence Marsh,® b. 6 Aug., 1620.

John Gravenor.^

Christopher Batson, b. 5 July, 1621^

Philip Shipman, b. 2 Feb., 1621.

William Ashwell,® b. 14 Feb., 1620.

William Conyers,® b. 5 Mar., 1622.

Will. Leathers.

Matthew Wallis.

Thos. Fulford.

Will. Cranstone.

^ George Harrison^ perhaps younger son of Will. Harrison, of London, merchant,
Uving 1634. (Vis. of London,)

• Hugh Ashwell^ of London, farrier, mentioned in will of Hamlet Clarke, of London,
1646, whose kinswoman he had married. (See More about Stifford, addenda^ p. 154.)

^ yohn Tonge. One John Tonge, son of Nicolas Tonge, of Maidston, yeoman, was
apprenticed in 16 16. (M, T, Bindings.)

• Abraham Chester ^ perhaps of Canterbury. Will proved at C. P. C. 1650.

• Tristram Conyers^ son of William C. of Walthamstow, mat. at St. John's, Orf.
1635, Sergeant at Law. Died 1684. He married Winifred, dau. of Sir Gilbert Gerrard,
bart.

• Laurence Marshy of Dorking, M.P. for Surrey, 1655-6. He died 1655. He was
son of Roger Marsh, of St. Stevens' Walbrook, cit. and merchant taylor.

' John Gravenor, One of this name — perhaps the father— was apprenticed 25 Jan.
161 2-3 to a merchant taylor and described as son of £dw. Gravenor, of Oseley, co.
Warwick, gen. (M, T, Bindings.)

• William Ashwell, perhaps second son of Francis A. of London, vintner. (See
Vis. of London^ 1634.)

• William Conyers, eld. Prob. Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. 1639, M.D. 1653, younger
brother of Tristram C.

132 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Nehemiah Rogers,^ b. lo Dec, 1621.

Davis.

Rob. Carter, b. 9 Mar., 161 8.

Thos. Green.

John Marshall.

Greorge Whitmore,*

John Pounset.

Ephraim Pagitt.'

Thos. Tucker, b. 6 Feb., 161 7.

II Dec. 1631.
Simon Crabbe, b. 6 Mar., 1622.
John Kelinge.*
Will. Hinson.

Nath. Hardinge (or Hardwick).
Charles Thorold.*
Thomas Reines.
Randolph Taylor.®

Will. Leavy (or Leave) {cf. ante^ sub Dec, 1629).
Nat. Holmes.
Ambrose Prince.
John Whitney.
Christopher Whitmore.'
Nathaniel Potte,® b. 8 Sep., 1622.
John Hovedine.

Thos. Potte (or Potts), b. 4 May, 1623.
Thos. Atterbury,® b. 28 Dec, 161 8.
Robert Snowe.
Edward Merjrfield.

* Nehemiah Rogers^ eld. son of Rev. N. Rogers, Preb. of Ely. (See Admissions^
1602.) He mar. Maiy, dau. of Rev. £d. Porter, d.d. and appears to nave held a post
in the Customs and to have died in 1683. (Chester* s Life of Rogers,)

* George Whitmore^ no doubt son of Sir Geo. Whitmore, of Balmes. He must
have died early, as we find no other mention of him than that he entered at St. John's,
Oxford, in 1639, at the age of 15.

* Ephraim Pagitty probably son of Rev. E. P. Rector of St. Edmund the King,
who died in 1647. (See Wood's Ath, Oxon.)

* yohn ITelinge, not Sir John K. the Judge, but perhaps John K. of St. Clement
Banes, Middx. s. and H. of Rich. Kelinge. He was adm. of Inner Temple, 1638.

fi (Charles Thorold, son of Thomas Thorold, of London and Harmeston, co. Line,
bap. at St. Laurence Pountney 12 Sep. 1621, a merchant, fined for Sheriff and Alderman.
Died 13 Nov. 1691, bur. at St. Andrew's Undershaft. He was Master of the Ironmongers*
Company in 1652 and 1689.

« Randolph Taylor, perhaps identical with the second son of Edw. Taylor, of London,
gent. Mentioned in Vis, of London^ 1634.

' Christopher Whitmore^ son of Sir Geo. Whitmore, of Balmes, co. Middx. adm. of
St. John's, CoU. Oxf. 1640, set. 17.

8 Nat, Potte. One of this name (perhaps the father) was apprenticed to Roger Marsh,
of Dowgate, merchant taylor, 11 June, 16 10, and is described as son of Walter Pott, of
Aston, CO. Oxon. (M, T, Bindings,) He was afterwards of Aldermary and died 28
Sep. 1655.

* Thomas Atterhury, See I>ugard*s List^ sub anno, 1656.

Merchant Taylors'^ School Register. 133

XX Mar. 1632.
Edward Addams.
Rich. Morris, b. 7 July, 1620.
Ryl. Perry.
Thomas Tanner.
John Whittinge.
Edward Sturt.
William Palmer.
William Roberts.
George Payne.
John Kesterson.
William Burtwell.
Francis PuUy.
Rich. Carpender.
Rich. Staples.

Ralph Harvey, b. 14 July, 1622.
Rich. Glyd,^ b. 25 March, 16 18.
John Glyd,* b. 6 Aug., 161 7.
John Amory.

John Myriel, b. 19 Sep., 1621.
Will. Bentley.
Matt. Harrison.
Rob. Harrison.

Matthew Castleton,' b. 11 Sep., 1623.
Richard Andrews.
Edward Bines.
Sam. Bettony.*
John Withens.
Gabriel Roughton.
Nicholas Grice,* b. 10 Dec, 1618.
Himiphry Brooke,® b. 17 Apr., 161 8.

IX Dec. 163a.

John Hunadine (or Huniday), b. 6 Nov., 1621.
Thomas Ball, b. i Sep., 1620.

1 Rich, Gtydy son of Richard Glyd, of London, gent. (Vis. of London; 163A.) The
death in 1666 of Richard Glyde, mercer, Treasurer of Christ's Hospital, is mentioned in
Smith's Obituary. Another of the same name became Fellow of New College, Oxford,
in 1650, ejected 1660, b.c.l. 1654, Prebendary of Chichester, 1670.

* John Glyd, son of aforesaid Rich. Glyd.

* Matthew CastUton, See sub anno, 1599.

* Sam. Bettony. One Paul Bettony (son of Andrew Bettony, of Westminster,
yeoman), was apprenticed to a merchant taylor in 1604. (M, T. Bindings.)

* Nicholas Grice, cit. and merchant taylor (of Littleton, co. Middx.) eld. son of Rev.
Thos. Grice, Rector, and grandson of Nicholas Grice, Sheriff of London.

* Humphry Brooke, el. Prob. FeU. of St. John's, Oxf. 1636, b.a. 1640, M.B. 1646,
M.D. 1659. He was incorporated at Cambridge in 1684, admitted Fell, of the Royal
Coll. of Physicians, 1674, Censor, 1675, 1680, 1684, 1692. Died 1693, and was bur. in
St. Andrew Undershaft. Author of "A Conservatory of Health," 1650. (Munk's Roll»
i. 346.)

134 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Charles Horsley.

Will. Harmon, b. 6 Nov., 1623.

John Howse.

Nicholas Abdy,^

James Bloodworth,^ b. 5 May, 1623.

Thomas Bloodworth,* b. 2 Sep., 1624.

Will. Hole.

Michael Meres*

John Attaway.

Gabriel Hill, b. 10 Dec, 1619.

Henry Gauton.

William Howe,* b. 1620.

John Dawkins.

Roger Trender, b. 4 May, 1623.

Peter Rawlins.

Francis Shillingsworth.

Francis Lowndes.

Henry Palmer.

Thomas Passand.

Hugh Grace, b. 9 June, 1621.

Thos. Preene.

William Thorold.*

George Kinglake,® b. 19 Dec, 1619.

Mar. 1632-3.

Robert Cla3rworth, b. 7 June, 1623.
William Clarke, b. 19 Sep., 1622.
William Kirkland, b. 6 Nov., 1620.
Henry Burnet, b. 23 May, 1621.
Mich. Stone, b. 4 Feb., 1623.
Roger Gurney.
Andrew Crawley.
Francis Vemey,' b. 5 Jan., 1620.

1 Nicholas Abdy^ son of Anthony Abdy, Aldennan of London, bap. at St. Dionis
Backchurch, 30 Aug. 161 8. {Par, Reg.)

* James Bloodworth^ son of Sir Thos. Bloodworth, of Reigate, knight.

^ Thomas Bloodworth^ son of the above Sir Thomas, knighted at the Ha^e, in 1660.
Aldennan and Sheriff of London. Lord Mayor at the time of the Great Fire, when he
proved himself very incompetent. (See Pepys* and Evelyn's Diaries,)

* William Howe (son of Will. Howe, of London), mat. at St. John's, Oxf. 1637,
M.A. Capt. of a Troop of Horse for Charles I. An eminent Botanist and Medical
Practitioner, though it does not appear that he graduated in Medicine. Died 1656.

* William Thorold^ son of Thos. Thorold, merchant (of London, and of HarmestODy
CO. Line.) bap. at St. Laurence Pountney, 26 Jan. 1616-7.

* George Kinglake, of co. Somerset, el. to St. John's, Oxf.

' Francis Vemey, His name does not occur in the pedigree of the Vemeys*, of
Compton, but it should be noticed that Richard Vemey (third) son of Sir Rich. V. of
Compton, was apprenticed to Francis Ottley, merchant taylor, 25 Sep. 1609. Perhaps
he maybe identified with Sir Francis Vemey, of Penley, eldt. son of Sir Edmund Vem^,
of Middle Claydon, Bucks, who died abroad S.P.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 135

Nicholas Cadman, b. 16 Aug., 1621.

Walter Chester,^ b. 13 Dec, 1620.

Henry Davidson, b. 24 May, 161 9

John Walker, b. 10 Nov., 161 8.

George Powell.

Richard Powell.

Thomas Day.

John Roe.

John Dee.*

John Bameby, b. i May, 1623.

XX Sep. x633«

George Pittes.

Francis Marbury, b. 16 Jan., 1622.
Robert Streete, b. 7 May, 1621.
Ralph King,* b. 3 Aug., 1619.
Rich. Palphrey, b. 12 Sep., 1621.
Loverington Pamplin.
William King, b. 30 Aug., 1621.
John Brewer, b. i Feb., 1621.
John Molines, b. 6 Dec, 1621.
Samuel Grimes, b. 10 June, 1620.
Benj. Sidway, b. 2 May, 161 9.
Thomas Hinton, b. 6 Nov., 1619

XX Dec. X633.
Will. Potts.
Will. Russell.
Thomas Reeves.
Tim. Edmonds.

William Lemmon (or Leminge), b. 5 June, 1621.
John Fartloe.

William Lister, b. 29 May, 1623.
Thos. Farre.

Edw. Holdcheap, b. 18 Feb., 1622.
John Lancaster, b. 19 Jan., 1621.
John Kele.
John Jennings,* b. 1621.

* Walter Chester was eldest son of Walter Chester, cit. and merchant taylor (son of
Walter Chester, ol Bristol), who was apprenticed in 1611. (M, T, Bindings,) The
father, described as '^clokemaker," lived in the Parish of St. Mary Aldermary, and was
there buried, 12 Oct. 16^8. (Par. Reg.) The son was baptised at St. Thomas Apostle,
17 Dec. 1620, and dying in his 16^^ year was buried at St. Mary Aldermary, 22 Nov. 1636.

* yohn Dee^ seemingly identical with John Dee, bom 30 Mar. 16 19, son of Arthur
Dee, M.D. He was a Russian merchant, and uncle of Rowland Dee, who entered
M. T. S. m 1658.

» Ralph King, elect. Prob. Fell, of St. John's, Oxford, 1637— voided his Fellowship
by marriage in 1648. (Wilson.) He was a Londoner by birth, and in 1647 made a
Delegate of Visitors.

* John JenningSy perhaps Fellow of St. John's, Oxford, 1637, B.c.L. 1643, M.A.
1647, expelled for refusmg the authority of the Parliamentary Commissioners.

136 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Will. Manby,^ b. 9 Man, 1620.

John Grifl&n.

Will. Gater, b. 23 Nov., 1622.

iz Mar. 1633-4.
Edmund Newberry.
George Grimwood.
Thomas Bancomb.
Will. Daniel,^ b. 6 June, 1622.
Robert Burges, b. 31 Jan., 1621.
Rich. Seaman, b. 18 Jan., 1622.
James Mankson.
Rob. Brandshaw.

Robert Sanderson, b. i Nov., 1621.
John Warren.

Bernard Eales, b. 31 Dec, 1622.
Robert More, b. 14 Nov., 1621.
Richard Quiney.'

zz Sep. Z634. \

Benjamin Needier,* b. 29 Nov., 1620.

John Discoe (or Dittoe), b. 3 July, 1622.

Thomas Charles.

Hugh Wells, b. 23 July, 1624.

William Hitchcocke.

John Bancomb.

Mark Winne,* b. 4 Aug., 1624.

Thomas Jones, b. 13 April, 1623.

Dudley North,® b. 3 Dec, 1622.

Mich. Weaver.

Stephen Lauret.

James Gruby.

Nicholas Bishop.

Henry Maidwell.

George Prittie.

* William Manhy^ son of Will. Manby, of London, by Alice, dau. of Henry Long,
of Melksham. (See Vis, of Yorkshire^ by yos, Foster,)

' William Daniel, One of this name was, in 1634, goldsmith in Faringdon Within.
( Vis. of London,)

' Richard Quiney^ eld. son of Rich. Quiney, grocer of St. Stevens' Walbrook. He
settled at Shottery, near Stratford on Avon, and was living in 1682. The connection
of the Quineys with Shakspere is traced by the Rev. Jos. Hunter. (See also Dugard's
List, infra.)

* Benj, Needier, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1642, B.c.L. 1648. A noted Nonconformist.
Author of " Morning Exercises at Cripplegate." He was a native of Laleham, co. Middx.

» Mark Winn, of Little Warley, co. Essex, third son of Edm. Winne, of Thornton
Ctirtis, CO. Line, (cf ante.)

* Dudley North does not seem to have belonged to Lord Guildford's family, but is
no doubt identical with Dudley North, son of William North, citizen and merchant
taylor, of London, who was apprenticed to Will. Unden»-ood, of Coleharbour in 1635.
(M, r. Bindings,)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 137

Thomas Robinson.

Thomas Clayton.

Izaac Coventry.

Henry Shaw, b. 14 Mar., 1623.

Edward Slatter, b. 3 Nov., 1623.

John Wells,^ b. 29 Jan., 1622.

Jonas Pecke,^ b. 4 Mar., 1621.

Francis Pecke,' b. 15 Feb., 1623 {sic).

Nathaniel Salmon,* b. i Jan., 1622.

Len. Bowers, b. 15 May, 1623.

Edw. Orlebar,* b. i Mar., 1621.

Clement Baker, b. 11 Dec, 161 8.

Arthur Buckeridge,*^ b. 12 Mar., 1621.

Thomas Holfort.

John Perry, b, 22 Sep., 1622.

II Mar. 1634-5.
William Bayley.

William Brookes, b. 22 Dec., 1627.
William Underwood.
John Dormer.
Paid Johnson.

Daniel Batchellor,^ b. 21 Mar., 1626.
Francis Gravenor.®
Edw. Robinson.
John Whittington.
John Wightman, b. 11 Nov., 1622.
John Warburton, b. 11 Aug., 1625.
Nat. Warburton.«

1 John Wells, el. Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. 1640. An eminent Nonconformist.
Author of " The Practical Sabbatarian." Died 1676.

• y<mas Pecke, son of Francis Pecke, draper, of Watling St. bap. at St. Mary
Aldermary, 11 March, 162 1-2, was a draper and living in 1653.

• Francis Pecke, son of the same, bap. 24 Feb. 162 1-2, bm-. 7 April, 1655.

^ Nath, Salmon, second son of Robert Salmon, of Leigh, co. Essex, and grandson
of Robert Salmon, chosen Sheriff of London in 1640.

• Edw, Orlehar, probably son of John Orlebar, of London, by Mary Ryder. (See
Harvey s Hist, of the Hundred of fVilley, p. 392.) One John Orlebar was Master of
Merchant Taylors' Company in i^.

• Arthur Buckeridge, of Granchester (brother of Bishop Buckeridge), no doubt gave
his name to this boy, but he is not mentioned in the pedigree given in Berry 5 Berks,
He was elected to St. John's, Oxford, in 1639 (aet. 17), was b.a. 1642, m.a. 1646, refused
to submit to the Parliamentary Visitors and was expelled. He died in 1 706.

' Daniel Batchelor, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1642, but never admitted.

8 Francis Gravenor (or Grosvenor), perhaps second son of Walter G. of Tettenhall^
CO. Staff, adm. to Inner Temple, 1648, ob. ccel. but more probably son of Francis Gravenor,
merchant taylor, who was apprenticed (as son of Nicholas Gravenor, of MapelweU, co.
Leic. gent.) 1 1 May, 161 7. (M, T, Bindings.)

• Nat, Warburton, One Thomas Warberton (son of George W. late of Crowley,
CO. Cest. Esq. deed.) was apprenticed 22 Feb. 1612-3 to Francis Brittrige, of Bucklei^-
bury, merchant taylor (Bindings), and again, John Warburton, son of George W. of
Brine Stapleford, co. Cest. gen. was apprenticed 27 July, 161 5, to Nathaniel Weston, of
Watling Street. (Ibid.)

138 Merchant Taylori School Register.

James Moxon.

John Elliot, b. 27 Feb., 1619.

John Larking.

Thomas Wriothesley.

William Feme.

Richard Viner.^

John Brigge, b. 10 Sep., 1622.

Thomas Waller, b. 11 Sep., 1621.

John Waller, b. 6 Oct., 1622.

Thomas Fitch, b. 28 June, 1622.

Francis Tecton, b. 10 April, 1622.

John Turner, b. 5 Jan., 1622.

Andrew Lydall (or Liddell), b. 27 Feb., 1621.

John Fletcher, b. 5 May, 1620.

John Osborne,^ b. 19 Jan., 1622

XX Sep. X635.

Edward Dittoe, b. 20 Jan., 1624

Wm. Woodington.

Wm. Gamett.

Greorge Palmer.

Will. Paye.

Thomas Wells.

James Bebbe.

Richard Smith.

William Bathen (or Batten).

John Norris.

Edward Taylor,' b. 24 June, 162-

Richard Bower.

Robert Palmer.

Thomas Grodwin.

John Painter.

Daniel Pugh, b. 19 June, 1626.

Zach. Bage.

John Brooks.

John BumelL*

Will. Gunwell.

Matt. Gunwell.

Ralph Gunwell.

John Edwards.

Francis Slidherst.

* Richard Viner^ perhaps eld. son of Wm. Viner, gent, of Warwick, and elder
brother of Thomas Viner, Dean of Gloucester (cf, DugartPs List, in/,) and of Robert
Viner, Lord Mayor in 1675.

* yohn Osborne, el. to St. John's, Oxford, 1639.

8 £dw» Taylor^ el. to St. John's, Oxford, 1645, but never admitted.

* yohn Burnetii perhaps eld. son of John Bumell, of London, merchant, by Anne
Sebright. (Vis, of London, 1634.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 139

Thomas Slidherst.

William Webbe.

John Okely.

Greorge Wightman.

John Dench.

Roger Marry.

John Robinson,^ b. 25 July, 1625.

Thomas Hansome,^ b. 6 Oct., 1621.

Will. Thomas.

Nat. Webbe.

Francis Edwards.

Roger Betts.

Richard Blackhall, b. 10 Dec, 1620.

Robert Greenwell,* b. 29 Nov., 1621.

Alexander Newman.

Nicholas Carr, b. 13 Mar., 1621.

James Aston,* b. 3 July, 1621.

Greorge Goodday.*

St. John Hill.

Henry Croone.®

xz Dec. 1635.

Thomas Morris, b. 11 Jan., 1624.

Eph. Grrosvenor.

John Morris.

Abraham Franke.

Richard Jarvis.

James Webb.

John Knight.

Thomas Robinson.

Jeremiah Draper.^

John Dann.

* yohn RcbinsoHt el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1645, but never admitted.

2 Thomas Hansom, One Thos. Hanson, son of Richard, citizen and barber surgeon,
of London, was apprenticed to Will. Lypyat, cit. and merchant taylor, of Newgate Market,
20 Nov. 1639. {M. T. Bindings,)

* Robert GreenweU^ cf, ante.

* yames Aston, adm. to St. John's, Oxf. 1639, M.A. Canon of Wells, 1668, i68a,
and sometime a Captain in the King's Army. He was son of Edmund Aston, of
Hereford. (Mat, Reg,)

* George Goodda^, probably son of William Goodday, cit. and merchant taylor, of
London, who was third son of Roger Goodday, of Pentlowc, co. Essex.

* Henry Croone, eldest son of Henry Croone, of London, merchant, by Anne, dau.
of Rich. Hiller, of Beddington, co. Surrey. (Vis, of London^ 1634.) He seems
identical with Henry Croone, of St. Margaret's, Westminster, who married in 168 1 (being
then about 57 years of age) Catherine, widow of Sir Thomas Heath, knt. He was buried
14 June, 1689, at Westminster Abbey. (See Chester's Westm, Abbey, 223.)

. ' Jeremiah Draper, One Roger Draper, merchant taylor, of London, occurs in the
Visitation of 1634.

140 Merchant Tayhri School Register.

John Peneston.^
Thomas Marshall.
Edward Haughton.
Samuel Juxon.*
Joseph How.
John Bowser.
Thomas Ward.*
Henry Wood.
Thomas Charles.

XI Mar. 1635-6.

Robert Eldred.*

Abraham Woolfe.

Joseph White.

Anthony Daniel.

Henry Shaw, b. 14 Mar., 1623 (adm. 1633),

James Storrall.

Will. Sheeres.

Edw. Curtis.

Rich. Reade.

Ellis Pennant.*

Richard James.

John Osbaston.
Will. Barry.
James Errington.®
John Cleaver.
Henry Bines.
John Feake.*
James Franks.
John Franks.
Richard Ostler.
Will. Collet.

xz Dec. X637.

1 John Peneston, son of Anthony P. of London, goldsmith, aet. 7, 1633-4. (Fm. of
London,)

* Samuel Juxon (cf, inf. Dugard^s List). This boy, perhaps, died young and the
boy of the same name entered in 1645 may have been his younger brother.

8 Thomas Ward, Not the same as Thos. Ward, Fell, of St. John's, Oxford, 1638,
for he was aged 19 in 1635 (cf ante p. 112).

* Robert Eldred, His name does not occur in the pedigree of John Eldred, of
Colchester (Vis. of Essex, 1634), though several members of this family were educated at
M. T. S. under Mr. Dugsird.

* Ellis Pennant, probably son of Thomas P. Notary, of St. Laurence Pountney,
London.

* James Errington, probably fourth son of Christopher Errington, of London, cloth-
worker, who entered his pedigree at the Visitation of London in 1634. One Nicolas
Errington (son of Mark E. of Ponteland, Esq^.) was apprenticed to John Gore, merchant
taylor, in i6i2.

' John Feake (see Vis. of London, 1633-4), perhaps John, son of Henry Feake,
goldsmith, of Comhill, who was baptised at SL JPeter's Church 25 Nov. 1631. (Par,
Reg,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 141

Edw. Ludbey.

John Prigmore.

Thomas MedhcotV b. 28 Feb., 1628.

John Young.

John Thorold.*

Will. Hittslie.

John Branthwaite,' b. 28 Oct., 1628.

John Touching.

Ralph Marrow (or Many).

John Exton,* b. 4 April, 1624.

John Slater, b. 3 Nov., 1623.

Philip Graves.

Grervase Fuller,* b. 10 Oct., 1623.

Thomas Guy.

Edward Russell.

George Hurst.

Thomas Ball, b. i Sep., 1622.

Lionel Quelch.

Will. Quelch.

William Huson (or Hughson), b. 5 Oct., 1623.

Thomas Lamb.

Giles Jenkins.®

Will. Jenkins.

John Whaley.^
Michael Halley.
James Rogers,
Samuel Hurst.
Job Jacks.
Milisent Colquit.
Stephen Young.
Thomas Meredith.
William Randall.
Richard Berry.
Jarvis Marston.

^ Thomas Medlicott (son of James Medlicott, cit. and dver, cf. ante, sub anno, 1610),
dd. Prob. Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. 1645, but was never admitted, m.p. for Abingdon,
1688. Died 1 7 16. Ancestor of the Medlicotts, baronets.

« yohn Thorold, son of Thomas T. a brother of Charles T. (cf, sup,)

» jfohn Branthwaite, perhaps of St. Dmistan*s in the West, m.d. Died 17 16. •

• yohn Exton, perhaps " Mr. John Exton," who was bur. at St. Peter's, Paul's
Wharf, 12 Nov. 1646. He was eldest son of John Exton, ll.d. Judge of the Admiralty
and died unm.

• Gervase Fuller, son of Will. Fuller, D.D. (aft. Bp. of Lincoln), adm. Student of
Gray's Inn, 1647.

• Giles Jenkins, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1640.

' John Whaley (or fTAa/Afy), perhaps second son of Henry W. who, in 1628, was
im Attorney in Guildhall, and in 1655 (being brother of General Whalley and related to
the Protector), Advocate-General. John Whally was 5 years old in 1634. ( Vis, of Notts,)

XX Mar. 1637-8.

142 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

• I II I — .^^— ■ ■ ■ 1 1. I ■ ■ ■ ■■ I ^^^i^—i i - ii 111

John Egerton.

William Bell,^ b. 14 Feb., 1626.

Richard Baughe.^

Edward Staples.

Samuel Wren.

Henry Field.

Daniel Dun.'

Alexander Harbin.*

Thomas Mayo.*

William Heyley.

Nich. Carswell.

Edward Williams.

Philip Stevenson.

William Levinz,® b. 25 July, 1625

Edward Dawes.

zz Sep. 1638.
George Dalton.
Robert Collins.
Thomas Howes.
Samuel Howes.
Thomas Russell.
Nicholas Hammond.
Richard Davis.
Will. Roberts.
John Higginbotham.
Will. Knowles.
Rich. Carsingal.
Rich. Hutchison.
Laurence Davis.
John Staines.
Adrian Quiney.'
John Weddle.
Thomas Baines.

» William Bell, el, to St. Tohn's, Oxf. 1643, b.a. 16^7, d.d. 1668. Vicar of St.
Sepulchre's, London. Preb. of St. Panl's. Lecturer at the Temple. Archdeacon of
St. Alban's. Chaplain to Charles II. 1668. Died 1683.

* Richard Baughe, son of Richard, citizen and merchant taylor, apprenticed to his
father 16 April, 1650. (M. T, Bindings,)

' Daniel Dun, In Dugard^s List (cf, in/,) 1651 is the entry of "John Dun, son of
Daniel Dun, of St. Olave, Hart St. gent, bom 24 Dec. 1639."

* Alexander Harbin, of St. Laurence Pountney Parish. He was son of Andrew
Harbin, of London, citizen and dyer, and was apprenticed as a merchant taylor 10 Sep.
1645. (M, T, Bindings,)

B Thomas Mayo, perhaps son of Thomas Mayo, merchant taylor, and Alice, his wife,
sometime of the parishes of St. Laurence Pountney and St. Bartholomew by the Exchsmge.

* William Levinz, el. Prob. Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. 1641, B. and D.M. 1666,
President, 1672, Canon of Wells, 1682, Regius Professor of Greek, 1665. Died 1697-8.
He was son of Will. Levinz, of Evenlye, co. Northants.

' Adrian Quiney (cf, ante, 1634), younger brother of Richard Quiney. He is
described in the Vis, of Warwickshire in 1682 as aged 50 and unmarried, "lient.-
Colgnel of the Green Regiment in the City of London,*'

Merchant Taylori School Register. 143

Thomas Dalton.

Thomas Cotton.

Greorge Browne.

John Stuke.

Thomas Winnard,* b. 26 Dec, 1624.

William Lea,* b. Aug., 1624.

William Moseley, b. 17 Nov., 1625.

William Mainstone, b. 14 Feb., 1626.

John Catchmayd.

Joseph Rickets.

Charles Robson.

Francis Conyers.'

Matt. Petley.*

Lewis Griffith, b. 24 Aug., 1624.

XI Dec. X638.
Simon Smyth.
Walter Underbill,*
Roger Merrick.
Samuel Tatup.
Thomas Low.
Jonathan Clarke.
John Silk.«
Geo. Silk.7
John Jenkins.
Nat. Stringe.
Rob. Turlington.^
Matt. Hide.
Will. Wood.
Keilway Keeley, b. 3 Oct., 1628.

XX Mar. X638-9.
Will. Stringe.
Thomas Pitfield.®

1 Thomas JVtnnard, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1643, B.D. 1660. Rector of Crick,
Northants. While a Bachelor at Oxford he wrote a satire on Cheynell, the President,
entitled, << Midsummer Moone, or, Lunacy Rampant,*' 1648.

* WiUiam Lea, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1643, but resigned his fellowship in 1648.

* Francis Conyers^ a younger brother of Tristram Conyers, Serjeant at Law.

* Matt, PeUey, One of this name, perhaps the father, was apprenticed to a merchant
taylor 9 April, 161 5, and described as son of Hugh Petley, of Eltham, co. Kent,
carpenter.

B Walter Underhill^ citizen, of London, qu. Warden of the Fishmongers' Company
in 1661 and 1666. Buried at Godalming, Surrey, 1679.

John Silk. John Silk, son of John S. pewterer, of Leadenhall St. was baptised
at St. Peter's, Comhill, 6 April, 1629. (Par. Reg.)

' George Silk, George Silk was bapt. at St. Peter's, Comhill, 16 Jan. 1630-1. (Par,

8 Rob, Turlington. One WiUiam T. was Warden of M. T. Co. 1639-41.

* Thomas Piifield, One of this name, described as " Pleb." in the Mat. Register^
entered Hart Hafi, Oxford, in 1656.

144 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Henry Spademan.

Edward Palmer.

Thomas Garrard^ (or Jerrard,) b. 19 July, 1629.

John Harvey.

William Hurst.

Solomon Morris.

John Burt.2

Ralph Frewin.

Simon Rudduck.

Edward Ouzley.

Francis Parker.

John Broadgate,' b. 2 Nov., 1628.

Richard Leigh.

John Blake.

Henry Clarke.

Robert Gibbes.*

Robert Jerrard.*

Richard Jerrard.®

Richard Worrall, b. 16 Dec, 1629.

Robert Markham.

Andrew Yearde, b. 27 Mar., 1629.

John Porter.

John Redman (or Redmaine), b. 15 Nov., 1625.

Isaac Dorrislaus.'

Anthony Stevens.*

Will. Hardinge,^ b. i Nov., 1622.

1 Tkomas Jerrard^ el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1648. (? M.A. Master of Reading School,
1655.) Fifth son of Nicolas J. of St. Austin's, London, merchant taylcn*. (See Dugard's
Regiker, 1645, inf.)

* John Burtf qu. same as John Byrt in Dugard^s List (cf, in/,)

3 yohn Broadgate, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1645, ^^^ never admitted. He seems to
have then migrated to St. John's, Cambridge, whence he graduated b.a. and was
appointed Fellow by the Committee in Dec. 1650. One of the name, described as son
of John B. citizen and fishmonger, deed . was apprenticed 23 May, 1 649. (J/. T. Bindings,)

^ Robert Gibhes^ perhaps fourth son of Sir Henry Gibbes, of Honington. He settled
at Boston, in New England, and died before 1687. {Vis, of London^ 1687.)

B Robert Jerard, It should be noted that Nicholas Jerard, son of Robert Jerard, of
Sampford Orcas, co. Somt. deed, was apprenticed 18 May, 1601, to Gilbert Gerard, of
Watiing Street, and that his third son was Robert, living m 1634. ( Vis, of London,)

^ Richard yerard, fourth son of the said Nicholas. He was of St. John*s College,
Oxford, and subscribed 7 Dec. 1650.

"^ Isaac Dorislaus^ son of Dr. Isaac D. Judge of the Court of Admiralty and Envoy
of the Parliament to the Hague (where he was assassinated in 1 649) . Isaac D. administered
to his father's estate 25 May, 1649. He married and died, leaving issue, in Sept. 1688.
(Chester's Reg, of Westm, Abbey, p. 143.)

8 Anthony Stevens, perhaps of Magdalen Coll. Oxford. Clerk, 164J, Fellow and
M.A. 1648, Rector of Gt. Haseley, co. Oxon, from which he was ejected on St.
•Bartholomew's Day.

• William Hardinge, el. to St. John's, Oxf. in 1641. He was son of William
Harding, of Oxford. (Mat, Reg,) He became Fellow in 1645, in which year he
proceeded B.A. but was subsequently << in arms against Parliament " and expelled in 1648
Dy the Visitors.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 145

II Sep. 1639.

Cornelius Boroughs.

Clement Rawlins.

Will. Stedd, b. 25 April, 1629.

Anthony Sadler.^

Robert Luttman.

Francis Cheston.

Matt. Whyte, b. 6 Dec, 1628.

Robert Transtone.

William Brown.

Thomas Maultus.^

Edw. Hardwicke.

Thomas Hubome (or Hugbone).

Paul Hinde.»

Robert Hughes.

Edward Edmonds.*

Greorge Pease, b. 24 Nov., 1629.

John Acton.

John Saint Lowe.*

Edward Fulbome.

Charles Gerrard® (or Jerrard).

Will. Pease.

Brian Bateson.

Henry Baggs.

Thomas Hill.

Henry Fletcher.

Thomas Howell.

John Blew.

Benjamin Rushton.

Clement Hinton.

Palmer Hinton.

Jonas (or Joshua) Rawlins, b. 29 Oct., 1624.

II Dec. 1639.
John Gibbon.
Edward Snow.

^ Anthony Sadlery perhaps related to Rev. Anth. Sadler, the Divine, who, says
Wood, was bom about 1610 and was sometime beneficed in London. The Visitation of
London in 1664 records a brief pedigree of Anthony Sadler, of St. Antholin's, London,
gent, (then living), who married Priscilla, dau. and co-heir of Will. Dawson.

^ Thomas Maultus, perhaps the same as Thomas Malthus, Scholar of C. C. C. Oxford,
1649, B.A. 1652, M.A. 1655, ejected 1660.

* Paul Hinde (or Hyne)^ son of Humiliation H. bap. 23 Nov. 163 1, at St. Dionis
Backchxirch.

* Edward Edmonds^ prob. eld. son of Edw. E. of Allhallows Stayning, goldsmith.
(Cf, inf. Dugard's Reg,)

B John St. Lowe, prob. son of John St. L. at. and vintner, of London, B.A. of
Trinity Coll. Oxford, 1654-5.

* Charles Jerrard, sUth son of Nicholas Jerard, cit. and merchant taylor.

L

146 Merchant Taylori School RegUter.

Anthony Bucknor.

Matt. Butler.

Edward Attwood.

Samuel Kerton.

Will. Harvey.

Rich. Inglesby.

Thomas Wathen.

John Kinsman.^

Thomas Kinsman.

Will. Saphin.

John Chiswell.

James Thompson,* b. 7 May, 1626.

William Amcoates (in the Head Form, 1643).

Paul Johnson.

John Clulow.

Will. Russell, b. 16 Jan., 1629.

William Feake, b. 3 Nov., 1634.

Samuel Day.

David Hutchins'* (or Hitchins,) b. 21 Sep., 1624.

II Mar. 1639-40.
Thomas Sharpe.
Timothy Thompson.
John Inglesby.
Michael Burton.
Andrew Neale.*
Robert Letton.

William Wright,' b. 28 Jan., 1627.
Gilbert Cornelius.
Richard Sly.
Christopher Brewer.
Peter Younge.

Thomas Jones, b. 15 Aug., 1635.
Richard Butcher.
Samuel Ingram.
John Markwicke.

II Sep. 1640.

Thomas Busher {([u. Butcher).

1 John Kinsman^ probably of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, in 1648. He was B.A. 1651
and submitted to the Parliamentary authority.

2 James Thompson^ el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1642. He was son of John Thompson,
of Hatfield, co. Herts, gent. (Mat, Reg,)

3 David Hitchins, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1642, Fellow, 1645, B.A. 1646. He was
expelled for non-submission to the ParUamentary authority.

* Andrew Neale, son of Edw. Neale, of Bow Lane, cit and merchant taylor,
apprenticed 1646. (M, T, Bindings,)

6 William Wright, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1645, but never admitted. He was son of
William Wright, (M London, gent. {M<U, Reg,)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 147

William Flatman.^

John Baddiley.

Arthur Higgins.

Benjn. Stone.

Thomas Turlington.

Henry Russell.

Thomas Cote (or Coote).

Greorge Amy, b. 17 May, 1631.

Henry Amy.

Henry Linnet.

John Linnet.

Thomas Dymond.

John White.

Will. Handcome.

John Brooke.

John James,* b. 15 Apr., 1632.

Daniel NicoUs,' b. i Nov., 1632.

Nath. Gardiner.

Samuel Taylor,* b. 19 Nov., 1630.

Oliver Conyers.*

Benjamin Cottrell.

Will. Reynolds.

Robert Poole.

John Hew.

John Chapman, b. 3 Mar., 1629.

Francis Amory.

Thomas Cooke.®

Edward Cuts.

John Foote.'

Samuel Foote.®

William Parker.

Joseph Kellet, b. Aug., 1628.

^ WiUiam Flatman, prob. son of John Flatman, Churchwarden of St. Laurence
Pountney, 1646.

• yohn James^ " son of John James, annorer, dwelling in Gratious Streete," baptised
at St. Peter's, Comhill, 22 April, 1632.

> Daniel NicoUs, d. to St. John's, Oxf. 1648, B.A. 1652, M.A. 1657. Rector of
Scotton, CO. Line.

• Samuel Taylor, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1646, but never admitted. Did he afterwards
go to Magd. Coll. Camb. and become a Nonconformist divine of eminence, dying in
1695 ? (See Calamy,) He was son of Francis Taylor, of London, gent. (Mat. Reg,)

• Oliver Conyers, of Betchworth, co. Surrey, uncle of John Conyers, Esq. of
Walthamstow, and godfather of Sir Gerard Conyers. (Will at C, P. C) Died 1692.
He was half-brother of Tristram Conyers.

• Thomas Cooke, perhaps Thos. C. uncle of Sir John Cooke (cf, inf.) If so, he
was bom circa 1632. Admitted of Lincoln's Inn. Knighted i66i-2. Died 1678.
(Le Nev^s Knights,)

' John Foote, prob. brother of Samuel and died before him.

B Samuel Foote, of London, cit. and merchant taylor, will dated .15 Dec. 1682, proved
at C. P. C. 17 Jan. 1682-3.

148 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

John Speed,^ b. 4 Nov., 1628.

John Haughton.

Richard Markwicke.

John Petty.

Anthony Hilton.

Richard Garford,^ b. 12 Feb., 1627.

zz Dec. Z640.

Edward Chare (or Charde).

John Cowick.

Richard Thompson, b. 21 Sep., 1630.

Christopher Taylor.

Mark Petley.'

George Greene.

George Massy.

Alexander Dawes,* b. 17 Aug., 1630.

Mark Hall.

Samuel Andrews.

William Collins, b. 22 Apr., 1631.

John Ogden.

Rich. Ogden.

John Hud.

John Grreatbatch.

John Cooke.*

XI Mar. 1640-1.
Hugh Sheppy.®
Thomas Rjdley.
Henry Locke.
Thomas Woodnest.
Francis Sheppy.
Thomas Walker.
Edward Grreene.
Joseph Kling.

Joseph Barker,^ b. 10 Jan., 1630.
Nath. Snow,8 b. 8 Nov., 1628.

* John Speed (son of John Speed, M.D. cf. sup,) elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1644,
M.A. 1660, B. and M.D. 1666. He settled at Southampton in 1667 ^ & physician and
obtained a large practice. He was twice Mayor ((681 and 1694). Author of *'Batt
upon Batt," " The Vision," and a few local pieces. ( Wood^s Athena.)

* Richard Garford^ el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1642, provisionally. ( Wilson.)

' Mark PeiUyy probably brother of Matthew, cf. sup, or identical with one of the
same name who re-entered the School in 1645. (See Dugard^s Register,)

* Alex, Dawes t son of John D. of London, gent. el. Prob. Fell, of St. John's, 1646,
but never admitted. ( Wilson,)

* yohn Cooke t perhaps younger brother of Thomas, adm. in previous year. Surveyor
of Customs. Died 1684, bur. at Whitechapel. (Fam. Fed,)

« Hugh Sheppy y cf, inf, sub anno, 1645.

' yoseph Barker, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1647, but never admitted. (Wilson,)

B NcUh, Snow, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxford, 1646, but never admitted. .

Merchant Taylori School Register. 149

Richard Skinner.

Samuel Callis.

Abraham Hall. . '

Will. Andrews.

John Hodgkins, b. 18 Aug., 1631.

Will. Dipley.

Charles Mitchell.

Alex. Jones.

Daniel Harris.

John Tatimi.

Jeremy Busher, b. 5 Jime, 1632.

Everard Exton.^

Thomas Denham.*

Samuel Ravenscroft.

Richard Bell.

Robert Alvey/ b. 19 Apr., 1630.

Peter Charde.

Jeremiah Snow.*

Thomas Warner,* b. 11 Nov., 1629.

iz Sep. 164Z.
John Ivy.®
Vincent Marsh.
Luke Barber.
Edward Wade.
John Nunn, b. 22 Man, 1630.
Robert Nunn.

John Redding, b. 24 June, 1630.
Greorge Merry.
Cuthbert Ridley.
Peter Pounset.

Edward Harvey,^ b. 3 June, 1633.
Isaak Woolfe.

^ Everard Exton^ B.C.L. Proctor of the Court of Arches and brother of Sir Thomas
Exton, act. 53 in 1687. He seems to have held the office of Richmond Herald daring
the Commonwealth, though the office was probably nominal. He was buried at St. Peter's
Paul's Wharf, 17 May, 1718.

* Thofttas Denham, cf, inf. Dugard^s List,

* Robert Alvef^y probably brother of Stephen Alvey (cf, inf) and eldest son of
Thomas Alvey, ot St. Faith's, London, mercer.

* Jeremiah SnoWy prob. T. S. of Lombard St. who was knighted 7 Jan. 1678 and
created baronet in 1679. He was a goldsmith and banker. Sir Jeremiah S. died in
1702. (Le Neve,)

^ Thomas Warner^ el. to St. John's, Oxford, 1646, but not admitted until 1647.
Removed as '< beneficed " in 1648 and expelled for non-submission to the Parliament.
{Visitors* Register,)

* John Ivy, One Thomas Ivy was Master of the M. T. Company in 1652-3, cf
supra annOy 1 624.

' Edward Harvey, One of this name, described as son of John Harvey, late of
London, citizen and merchant taylor, deed, was apprenticed i Jul^, 1646. (J/. 71
Bindings,) He was Warden of the M. T. Comp. 1675-6 and Master m 1682-3.

150 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

William Ridley.

Thomas Piggot.

Edward Cooke.^ (No date of birth given).

James Lynde, b. 25 July, 1630.

II Dec. 1641.
James Conway.
William Patrick.
William Chetwynd.
William Tattersall, b. 6 Sep., 1629.
John Pate,^ b. 25 May, 1632.
Thomas Oringe.
John Rogers.

Samuel Christopher,* b. i Dec, 1631.
Benjamin Aynsworth.
Hugh Sutton.
Thomas Exton.*

II Mar. 1641-a.
William Pagitt.
Ambrose Thompson.
John Young.
Robert Morley.
Thomas Slater.

Arthur Holding (or Holden), b. 29 Jan., 1630.
Matthias Pertman.
Daniel Crispin.

Robert Osier, b. 13 Feb., 1631.
James Lowfield.
Peter Saunders.
Jeremiah Howes.
Jeremiah Jones.*
Nath. King.
John Knight.
James Clarke.

1 Edward Cooke, el. to St. John's, Oxford (provisionally), 1644. He became Fellow
in 1647. He did not submit to the Parliamentary Visitors at first but seems to have
done so subsequently. ( Visitors^ Register,)

» ^ohn Pate, probably Scholar of Trin. Coll. Oxford, 1648, B.A. 1649, M.A. 1652.
He did not submit to the Parliament but seems to have escaped expulsion. (Visitors'
Register,)

» Samuel Christopher, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1648, admitted B.D. 1661. There seems
some doubt whether he did not become Scholar of Wadham College in 1648. ( Visitors^
Register,)

^ Thomas Extort, There seems no reason to doubt that this was Sir Thomas Exton,
LL.D. Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1676, Vice-Chancellor, M.P. for the University,
1679, 1685, Dean of the Arches, Sec. He was aged 56 in 1687, and therefore would have
been 10 years old at this time. He was buried at St. Peter's Paul's Wharf, 8 Nov.
1688, having been admitted a Student of Gray's Inn (as son and heir of John Exton,
LL.D. one of the Judges of the Admiralty), in Dec. 1648.

* Jeremiah Jones, eld. son of Jer. Jones, of St. Bartholomew's the Great, merchant
taylor. (Cf. inf. Dugard's Rig,)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 151

William Kynaston.

Thomas Handidey,* b. 26 May, 1630.

Shorter.*

John Wright.

Matthew Brooks.

Greorge Hill.

John Richardson.

Joseph Towers.'

Thomas Bide.*

Francis Naylor.

John Cock.

Henry Davis, b. i Dec, 1632.

Roger Mosse,* b. 5 Aug., 1632.

xz Sep. i64i«
Edw, Vickers.
Christopher Delamaine.^
John Hudson.
Marcus Russell.
Enoch Lynde.
Thomas Burton.
Francis Wilde, b. 2 Feb., 1634.
Greorge Smith.
Abraham Humble.'
William Wilkinson, b. 4 Mar., 1632.
Joseph Gattenbie.
Daniel Wilkinson.
Henry Filewood.
Bevis Farr.
Samuel D3nnond.
Robert HarroU.

1 Thos. Handidey, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1647, B.A. 1651, M.A. 1653,
** submitted." (Visitors' Reg,) The name occurs in Dugard's Register, cf, inf»

2 Shorter, This might possibly have been Sir John Shorter, knt. who died

Lord Mayor of London in 1688 at the age of 64. (See Jbugard*s Register, 1657, for
Solomon Shorter.)

* Joseph Towers, cf, ante,

* Thomas Bide, probably Thomas Byde (son of John B. Aid. of London), who was
a brewer in Shoreditch ana was knighted in 1661, m.p. for Hertford 1660, 1679, ^^^5
and 1689. Served as SheriflF of Herts, 1669, buried at Ware 23 Jan. 1704.

« Roger Mosse, probably a son of Clement M. sometime Clerk, and in 164 1-2 Master
of the M. T. Company.

* Christopher Delamaine, One of the ten children of Richard Delamaine, Tutor to
Charles I. in mathematics and sometime Quarter-Master-General. His widow petitioned
the House of Lords in 1645 for relief {Hist. Rec, Com, Rep.) cf. inf. One of tiie family,
*« Mr. Delamaine," was a Clerk in the Records* Office, under Sir Joseph Williamson, m
1673. This Christopher (who is described as son of Richard Delamaine, late of St.
Andrew's, Holbom, Esq. deed.) was apprenticed 15 July, 1645. (M, T, Bindings,)

^ Abraham Humhle, second son of Wm. H. merchant taylor, of Little Allhallows,
London, b. 2 Aug. 1631. (Dugard.)

152 Merchant Taylori School Registef.

Richard Keeley,^ b. 13 May, 1632.

Nicholas Delamaine.^

Alexander Delamaine.'*

John Troton.*

John Amcotts, b. 17 Nov., 1631.

Jasper Cla3rton.*

Thomas Rolfe.

Andrew Milner.

Richard Delamaine.®

Samuel Hardcastle, b. 21 Sep., 1631.

Thomas Stringer,^ b. 11 May, 1629.

Edward White.

John Williams.

Jarvis More.

Arnold Stone.

Roger Beebee.*

Thomas White.

II Dec. 164a.
Edw. Montford.
Will. Lowfield.
Will. Cooke, b. 14 Dec., 1630.
Richard Warner.
John Man, b. i Feb., i633,
Thomas Case.
George Case.

Robert Brooke, b. 13 Feb., 1632.
Humphry Brooke,® b. i May, 1635.

^ Richard Keely, third son of Thomas K. chief cook, of Lincoln's Inn, b. 13 May,
1632. {Dugard.)

* Nich, Delamaine (cf. sup,) He was apprenticed to a merchant taylor 16 Apr. 165 1.
(M, T, Bindings,)

' Alex, Delamaine^ cf. sup,

* John Troton, Was not this John Troughton, Scholar, 1655 (from Coventry), B.A.
ejected Fell, of St. John's, Oxf. Author of an "Apology for the Nonconformists?" (See
Calamy,)

• yasper Clayton^ would seem by his name to have been connected with Sir Jasper
Clayton, Aid. of London. Possibly he was his grandson, being second son of Sir John
Clayton, who was knighted in 1664 {cf. inf.) or perhaps a son of the Alderman who may
have died young. (Le Neve's Knights.)

• Richard Delamaine^ cf, supra,

' Thomas Stringer, This could hardly have been Sir Thomas Stringer, Justice of
K. B. who entered at Gray's Inn, 3 Feb. 1643-4, and was called to the bar in 1652. He
is described in the Grays Inn Register as son of " Thomas S. of St. Sepulchre's, London,
gent." Cf. inf. in Dugard's List^ where a Stringer from this same parish is mentioned.
One Thomas Stringer, perhaps the father of the boy (who was evidently a merchant
taylor), was apprenticed 25 May, 16 19, and described as son of Humphrey Stringer, of
Mancnester, taylor. {M. T. Bindings.)

8 Roger Beebee, prob. son of Rob. B. of St. Olave's, Southwark, leatherseller. (Cf.
Dugard^s Reg. inf.)

» Humphry Brooke. The father was probably Humphry Brooke, son of Thomas
Brook, late of Whitchurch, co. Hants, Esq. deed, who was apprenticed to John Hill, of
St. Paul's Churchyard, merchant taylor, 3 April, 1626. (M. T, Bindings.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 153

Greorge Aldrich (or Aldridge), b. 15 Oct., 1630.

Thomas White.

Gregory King.

Henry Mayhew.

Henry Seward.

Edmond Canning,^ b. i Dec, 1630.

Robert Lowfield.

Jacob Seward.

Gabriel Roberts,* b. 30 Nov., 1629.

Thomas Wilbraham.*

William Croone,* b. 15 Sep., 1633.

John Faldo, b. 21 Dec, 1633.

Thomas Winder.

William Stanton.

II Mar. 1642-3.
Richard Hedges.
Richard Prior.

Jonathan Ward, b. 7 June, 1632.
Henry Chapman.
Roger Rutland.
Richard Barnes.
Robert Griffin.
Joseph Malpas.
Elisha Amos.
William Roberts.*
Eliab Harvey.®
George Hough
Edward Grice.
Mark Brickland.
William Frith.
Thomas James,^ b. 16 Dec, 1634.

1 Edmond Canning, One Robert Canning, perhaps the father of this boy, was
apprenticed to a merchant taylor in i6i6 and described as son of Edward Canning, of
Eustone, co. Oxon, gent. (J/. T, Bindings,)

' Gabriel RabertSy probably either Sir Gabriel Roberts, Sub.-Gov. of the African
Comp. who was knighted in 1677, and was 5 years old in 1634, or his cousin of the same
name.

* Thomas Witbraham^ eld. son of Randall W. of London, merchant taylor. ( Vis,
of London^ 1634.)

* William Croone^ of Emanuel Coll. Cambridge, D.M. by Royal Mandate in 1663.
He was chosen Professor of Rhetoric at Gresham College in 1659 and shortly aften^'ards
made Secretary to the Royal Society. Fellow of the R.c.P. 1675, Censor, 1679, and
Lecturer on Anatomy at Surgeon's Hall in 1670. He died in 1684 and was buried at St.
Mildred's Poultry. The Croonian Lecture at the CoDege of Physicians was founded by
him. (Munk's RoU,)

• William Roberts, prob. younger brother of Sir Gabriel and second son of Lewis
Roberts, of London.

• Eliab Harvey (son of Eliab H. connected with St. Laurence Pountney), bap. 3
June, 1635, at St. Laurence Pountney, knighted at Canterbury, 1660, M.P. for Essex,
1678. Died 20 Feb. bur. at Hemsted 2 March, 1698-9.

' Thomas jj^ames, '* son of John James, armorer, and Alice, his wife," baptised at St.
Peter's, Comlull, 26 Dec. 1634.

154 Merchant Tayhri School Register

Samuel Venner, b. 25 July, 1633.
iz Sep. Z643.

John Baker,^ b. 15 Dec, 1631.

John Gunning, b. 2 Oct., 1633.

Nath. Shelley,^ b. 15 Dec., 1632.

John Pacy, b. 22 Dec, 1633.

John Stanton.

Thomas Wickliffe.

Sam. Broxon,' b. i Nov., 1629.

Thos. Dolphin, b. 24 Feb., 1631.

Barth. HoUoway, b. 11 Apr., 1630.

Will. Gardiner.

Thomas S5rmmons, b. 27 Sep., 1632

Samuel Clarke.*

Richard Naylor.

Thomas Treslove, b. 29 Sep., 1634.

William Griffin.

John Small.

William Curling, b. 6 Apr., 1630.

Joshua Letherland, b. 27 Dec, 1628.

Thomas Whitaker, b. 25 Oct., 1635.

Robert Judwin, b. 18 Man, 1632.

Joseph Peniston.*

Daniel Chitty.

William Loe.

John Terry.

John Simpson..

George Baker.

William Trendall.

Benjamin Brownesmith.®

Humphry Griffin.

Timothy Archer,^ b. 11 Feb., 1631.

Henry SHawkins, b. 15 Sep., 1631.

1 yohn Bakery el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1648.

3 Nath, Shelley y no doubt son of Nath. Shelley, merchant taylor, who was apprenticed
16 Oct. 1626, and described as son of Nicolas Snelley, of Island, co. Kent, taufor. (AT.
T. Bindings,)

3 Sam, Broxon (or Brocksofi)^ third son of Rich. B. of St. Mary's, Aldermanbnzy,
merchant taylor. {Dugard^s Reg,)

4 Samuel Clarke was admitted 19 Tan. 1642 and remained until the spring of 1644.
There is good reason to suppose that this was the eldest son of Dr. Samuel Clark, the
eminent Puritan, and himself the author of the well-known Annotations on the Bible.
He was bom 12 Nov. 1626. Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Camb. ejected thence as well as
from Leighton Buzzard, &c. Died 1701. (His younger brother, John, was undoubtedly
at M. T. S. cf, inf.)

« Joseph Peniston, probably second son of Anthony P. of London, goldsmith.
* Benjamin Brownesmith^ qu. brother of Betaleel B, Dugard^s List, inf,
' Timothy Archer, second son of Rev. Tim. Archer, D.D. Rector of Mappershall.
He died S.P. ( Vis, of London, 1687.)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 155

Matt. Sharrock.

John Palmer.

James Hinton, b. 22 Sep., 1630.

Henry Lloyd.

John Allam.

Thomas Wykes.

Richard Clarke, b. 29 Nov., 1629.

George Harrison, b. 20 May, 1633.

Edward Batley, b. 18 Nov., 1632.

Abraham Reynardson.^

Richard Diclanson.

James Bowtell.

Thos. Wingfield.

XX Dec. 1043.
John Medley.
Robert Linton.
Robert Skeeles.
Jacob Driver.

Isaac Driver, b. 5 Oct., 1634.
Edward Sheefe.
James Rolfe.
William Stone for Stane).
William Keely,* b. 7 Dec, 1636.
Thomas Worthingfton.
John Archer.*
Thomas Farley.
Leonard Hammond.
Thomas Challoner.

XX Mar. xiS43-4.
Thomas Starkey.*
Edward Hawkes, b. 23 July, 1630.
Leonard Ball.
Francis Cleaver.
Thomas Dixon.
Miles Hadley.
John Smyth.

Robert Saltern,* b. 7 Oct., 1631.
John Westley.
Jeremiah Hioms.

1 Abraham Reynardson, eldest son of Sir Ab. Reynardson, knt. Alderman, of
London. He was 5 years old in 1653 (Vis. of London) and died in his father's lifetime,
unmarried.

* William ICeely, fourth son of Thomas K. chief cook, of Lincoln's Inn. (Dugard.)

* yohn Archer, perhaps elder brother of Timothy. {Cf. sup.)

* Thomas Starkey, prob. son of Thos. Starkey, who was Churchwarden of St. Laurence
Pountney in 1640.

B Rob. SaUem, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1649, but not admitted till 1650, M.A. 1690.
Rector of Kingston Bagpuze, Berks, where he died 23 Oct. 1703.

156 Merchant Taylori School Register,

Ralph Morrison, b. 10 Sep., 1634

Joseph Barrabee.

William Hioms.

Jeremy Brand.^

Henry Janua.

Elias Hioms.

William Gorsuch.*

Thomas Greatbach,* b. 21 Sep., 163^

Thomas Baker.

Edward Baker, b. 27 Nov., 1633.

John Longworth.

Sam. Harrison, b. 30 Sep., 1632.

Rob. Pate, b. 4 June, 1632.

William Sm3rth.

Thomas Dawson, b. i May, 1632.

Daniel Gorsuch.*

John Gorsuch.*

Robert Nichols, b. 15 July, 1629.

John Hore.

Thomas Garway,® b. 26 Jan., 1630.

[The next Probation of the School took place on Sept. il, 1644, after Mr. Dugard's
am)ointment to the Head Mastership. His own MS. Register of Admissions is in the
Library of Sion College, and contains the particulars of every boy's birth and parentage,
and it would appear that this information is not confmed to those ooys who were admitted
by him, but extended also to some at least who had been previously at school. The
Register is written in Latin and admirably kept, but for the sake of convenience the
entries have been translated by me into English and all unnecessary repetitions have been
omitted.

The following names are those of boys who entered between the last Probation and
the commencement of Dugard's Register and do not occur in the latter. Editor^

Henry Brand, b. 15 Mar., 1633.
Jacob Croone,' b. i Apr., 1635.
John Sanway, b. 24 July, 1633.
Jeremy Genoway ^ (or Janeway), b. 4 Nov., 1632.

* Jeremy Brandy perhaps son of John Brand, merchant taylor. See sub anno^ 1649.
2 Will, Gorsuch, third son of Rev. John G.

8 Thomas Greatbatch, el. to St. John's, Oxf. 1652.

* Daniel Gorsuch, aged about 4 in 1633, eld. son of John G. Rector of Walkthome,
CO. Herts, by Ann, dau. of Sir Will. Lovelace. ( Vis. of London.) He was apprenticed
to a merchant taylor 9 Feb. 1647-8. {M. T, Bindings.)

* John Gorsuchf second son of the above John Gorsuch.

* Thomas Garway^ perhaps son of Thomas Garway (or Garraway), who was admitted
in 1620 (bapt. at St. Peter le poer 19 Sep. 1605) and, if so, identical probably with
"Thomas Garraway, Esq." buried at St. Peter le poer, 15 Oct. 1700, in his own vault,
and related to Sir William Garway, knt. buried in the same Church Sept. 1625, aged 88.
(Mon. Ins.)

' Jacob Croone, " son of Will. Croone, clothworker," bapt. at St. Peter's, Comhill,
12 April, 1635. {Par. Reg.)

8 Jeremy Janeway. One of this name, described as son of Richard J. of Maiden,
CO. Essex, shoemaker, was apprenticed to a merchant taylor, 25 Sep. 1619. {M, T
Bindings.)

Merchant Taylori School Register.. 157

John Newell, b. 6 June, 1636.
Thomas Sledd, b. 23 Sep., 1633.
Henry Saltern,^ b. 7 Mar., 1633.
William Church, b. 29 Sep., 1629.
Robert Ashby, b. 5 Aug., 1629.

1644,

* Gulielmus Lehthall,^ filius unicus Thomae Lenthall, mer-
catoris, natus Londini in paroecia de St. Mary Hill, Sept. 24, 1628,
annorum i6admissusest inscholam liberamMercatorum Scissorum
Mail 13, 16441 solvitque pro ingressu 2s. 6d.

Joannes Eldred,* filius natu maximus Joannis Eldred,
Armigeri, natus Colcestriae in parcecia B. Marias in com. Essexise,
Octob. 2, 1630, annum agens 15^°"" admissus est Maii 13, 1644,
solvitque pro ingressu 2s. 6d.

Thomas Handidey,* filius natu maximus Gulielmi Handidey,
Cultellarii, natus Londini in paroecia de Allhaliows Barking, Maii
26, 1630, annum agens 14^"™ admissus est Maii 13, 1644, solvitque
pro ingressu • 2s. 6d.

John Clendan, eld. son of ThomaSy clergyman, M.A. and
Rector of Kimble, co. Bucks, b. there 17 March, 1630.

Thomas Clendan, second son of the same, b. same place,
I Sep. 1633.

John Thurston, eld. son of Edmund^ gent. b. at Colchester,

1 July, 1 63 1.

Simon Haine, second son of Ahraham^ clergyman, M.A.
Rector of St. Olave, Hart St. b. in par. of Maudlins, Old Fish St

2 May, 1632.

John Byrt, eld. son of Johtiy baker, b. in par. of St. Olave,

South wark, 18 June, 1630.
John Deacon, only son of William^ haberdasher,! b. in par.

of Allhaliows Barking, 4 Jan. 1630.
Adrian Lenthall, only son of Roberty clergyman, M.A. and

Preacher in par. of West Wickham, co. Bucks, b. there 4 Dec. 1 628.
Richard Dugard,^ eld. son of Wtlltaniy clergyman, M.A. and

first. Master of the Free School, Stanford, co. Line, next of the

Free School, Colchester and lastly Head Master of Merchant

Taylors* Grammar School, London, b. at Stanford in par. of St.

George, 25 June, 1634.

* This and the two following entries are taken literally from Mr, Dugard*s MS.
Renter of Admissions, which is preserved in Sion College Library, London. In the
entries that follow, the information given in that Register has been fully embodied, but
it has not been thought necessary to reproduce the exact language.

t Mr. Dugard has the term ** sutor vestiarius," of which haberdasher appears to be
the nearest equivalent.

1 Henry SaUeniy no doubt a brother of Robert, previously admitted.

* William Lenthall, The father was third son of William Lenthall (second son of
William Lenthall, of Lachford), by his wife, Frances Southwell. ( Vis, of London, 1634.)

> yohn Eldred, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1654, M.A. 1661.

* Thomas Handidey, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1647, b.a. 165 i, m.a. 1652.
He submitted to the Parliamentary orders. ( Visitors* Register.)

» Richard Dugard, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1650.

158 Merchant Taylori School Register.

William Bury, eld. son of Williamy gent. b. at Grantham,

CO. Line. 13 Mar. 1632.
Thomas Deacon, third son of Thomas^ merchant, b. in par.

of St. Botolph, Billingsgate, 11 Jan. 1627.
Robert Talcoat,^ eld. son of Kobert^ gen. b. in par. of St.

Mary, Colchester, 2 Oct. 1629.
Christopher Wolstenholme,^ fifth son of Johfiy knight, b. in

par. of St. Olave, Hart St. 2 Sep. 1628.
John WicklifiFe, only son of Williamy sailor, b. in par. of

Allhallows Barking, 26 July, 1632.
Thomas Gray, eld. son of Tlwmas^ woodmonger, b. in par.

of St. Katharine Tower, 27 May, 1631.
Thomas Andrewes, second son of PhinehaSy merchant, b. in

par. of St. Mary, Whitechapel, 28 Jan. 1632.
Henry Franklin,* only son of Ralphs b. in par. of St.

Katharine Tower, i July, 1632.
Nathanael Welch, second son of Wtlliam, brewer, b. in above

par. 6 Feb. 1631.
Thomas Willoughby,* only son of Thomas, merchant, b. at

Virginia in America, 25 Dec. 1632.
Peter Wiggott, eld. son of jPeter, Salter,* b. in par. of St

Botolph, Billingsgate, 8 Nov. 1628.
John Hart, second son of Wtlliam, silkworker, b. in par. of

St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, 17 Nov. 1631.
George Snell,^ eld. son of George, goldsmith, b. in par. of

Allhallows, Lombard St. 26 May, 1632.
Francis Rossington, second son of Francis, gent. b. in par.

of St. Margaret's, Westminster, 14 Dec. 1632.
Matthew Gray, second son of Thomas, woodmonger, deed.

b. in par. of St. Katharine Tower, 17 Sep. 1633.
Thomas Dugard, second son of William, clergyman, &c. b.

at Stanford, 29 Nov. 1635.
Robert Gill, second son of Robert, merchant, b. in par. of

St. Martin, Ludgate, 11 Aug. 1631.
Samuel Mott, second son of Samuel, gent. b. in par. of St.

Runwald*s, Colchester, 3 Dec. 1631.
Stephen Grreene, second son of William, Salter, b. in par. of

St. Magnus by the Bridge, 26 May, 1632.

* Salter, in Latia, salinator^ which word Mr. Dugard sometimes uses to express
fishmonger.

1 Rob, Talcoat, A pedigree of the family will be found in the Visitation of Essex,
1654. (HarL Soc. Edition^ i. 497.)

* Christopher Wolstenholnu died unmarried. The father was created a Baronet in
1665.

> Henry Franklin^ perhaps of Caius Coll. Camb. B.A. 1652, M.A. 1656.

* Thomas JVilloughby received a grant in 1690 of 3,200 acres in Lower Norfolk
county, where " Captain Thomas Willoughby " also had a grant in 1635. {Records of
Virginia Land Registry Office,)

George Snell seems to have died yoimg and S.P. (Lineage in Burke^s LamUd
Gentry,)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 159

Robert Rainesford, eld. son of Nicolas^ gent. b. in par. of

St. Magnus, i Mar. 1630.
Edward Rainesford,^ second son of the same, b. in same

par. 23 July, 1633.
William Taylor, third son of Johity yeoman, b. in par. of

St. Olave, Hart St. 23 Dec. 1633.
Samuel Pordage,^ eld. son of Johity M.D. b. in par. of St.

Dionis Backchurch, 23 Tan. 1633.
John Steele, eld. son of Johiiy wine merchant, b. in par. of

St. Mary, Wolnoth, 12 Jan. 1633.
John Wiggott, second son of Peter (see above), b. 16 May,

Richard Patrickson, second son of Johtiy clothworker, b. in

par. of St. Olave, Hart St. 2 Tune, 1632.
John Portman, eld. son of Johriy yeoman, b. in par. of St.

Martin's, Ludgate, 26 April, 1631.
Abraham Rawlins, only son of Henry y sailor, deed. b. in

par. of Lee, co. Essex, 3 Mar. 1632.
John Smith, eld. son of Hughy yeoman, b. at Kirtleton, co.

Oxon. 13 May, 1631.
James Clendan, third son of Thomas (see above), b. 3 Nov.

1635-
Jacob Garrad,' second son of Sir James^ Knight and Alder-
man of London, b. in par. of St. Bennet Gracechurch, 4 Jan. 1629.
Isaac Garrad,* third son of the same, b. in same par. 3 Nov.

1631.
John Wigmore, only son of Johtty postmaster,* of Colchester,

b. in par. of St. Mary, Colchester, 17 Apr. 1630.
Nicolas Bayley, only son of NicolaSy wine merchant, b. in

par. of Katharine Cree Church, aged 13 on admission 13 May,

1644.
John Moule, eld. son of Johfiy tallow chandler,t b. in par.

of St. George, fiotolph Lane, 5 Sep. 1634.
Clement Manisty, only son of Clementy merchant, b. in par.

of Wellwonne (Welwyn), co. Herts, b. 2 Jan. 1630.
William Paine, eld. son of StepheUy yeoman, b. at Bexley,

CO. Kent, 29 May, 1633.
Leonard Coates, eld. son of Christophery painter, b. in par.

of Allhallows Barking, 2 Aug. 1633.
Simon Coates, second son of the same, b. in same par. 13

May, 1634.

• The Latin words are, " TaJbellaritis ColcestriensUy
t The Latin word is *< Candelarius,^^

1 Edw, Rainesford, of Queen's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1652-3.

* Sam. Pordage^ bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch, 29 Dec. 1633. He was of Lincoln's
Inn and Steward to Philip, Earl of Pembroke. He gained some temporary reputation
as a dramatic poet and antagonist of Dryden. (See Ath, Oxon (Bliss) ii. 150, iii. icxx>,
&c.)

' yacob Garrard died unmarried. The father was created a Baronet in 166 1.
^ Isaac Garrard died unmamed.

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William Clajrton, eld. son of Willtaniy cutler, b. in par. of

Holy Trinity Minories, 31 May, 1629.
Christopher Suker, second son of John^ brewer, b. in par.

of Katharine Tower, 2 May, 1633.
John Tombes,^ only son of Johny clergyman, b.d. Vicar of

Lemster, b. there 26 Nov. 1636.
Thomas Pinfold,^ only son of Nathanaely waterman, b. in

par. of Allhallows Barking, 8 Jan. 1634.
John Betterton, second son of Johtiy fishmonger, b. in par.

of Creekelatt (Cricklade), co. Glouc. 13 Jan. 1633.
John Deacon, third {sic) son of Thomas (see above), b. 28

July, 1633.
Benjamin Peepes,^ fourth son of Arthur y comfit-maker,* b.

in par. of Low Layton, 15 Nov. 1635.
Gregory Clemens, eld. son of Gregory, merchant, b. in

London, 29 Sep. 1635.
Francis Nelson,* third son of Francis^ gent. b. at Kelson,

CO, Oxon. 3 May, 1633.
Edward Rainesbury, third son of William^ naval captain,

b. at Wapping, in the par. of Stepney, 3 Mar. 1633.
James Simon, only son of JameSy cheesemonger, b. in par.

of St. Mary Hill, 9 Dec. 163J.
John Paine, eld. son of Ephraimy yeoman, b. in par. of St.

Olave, South wark, 7 Dec. 1633.
William Thresher, only son of ThomaSy bookseller, b. in

par. of Allhallows Barking, 3 Mar. 1636.
Daniel Sidy, second son of Johtiy clergyman, M.A. Rector

of Lammarsh, co. Essex, b. at Colchester, 3 Mar. 1634.
John Holder, only son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

par. of St. Olave, Hart St. 4 Dec. 1637.
Robert Scudder, fifth son of ThomaSy yeoman, b. in par. of

Ilorton, CO. Kent, 28 Mar. 1628.
William Bluck, second son of Willtamy merchant, b. in par,

of St. Olave, Hart St. 7 Tan. 1628.
James Edmunds, second son of Edwardy goldsmith, b. in

par. of Allhallows Stayning, 11 Mar. 1634.
Thomas Clarke, only son of Richardy sailor, b. in pan of

Allhallows Barking, 13 May, 1634.
John Norridge, only son of Gregoryy groom, b. in par. of

Staines, co. Middx. 13 Jan. 1633.
Thomas Currey, only son of ThomaSy haberdasher, b. in par.

of Botolph, Bishopsgate, 2 Apr. 1633.

• The Latin word, " Cupediarius^^ Mr. Dugard himself translates as above.

1 John Tombes, Chorister of Magd. Coll. Oxf. 1651 and matriculated in 1652.
{Bloxam*s Roll,) The father was a Puritan Divine of some celebrity.

» Thomas Pinfold, of Trin. Hall, Cambridge, ll.b. 1664, LL.D. 1668, Knighted at
Windsor Castle 4 July, 1686. Judge Advocate-General, Chancellor of the Diocese of
Peterborough, &c. Died 1701.

' Benjamin Peepes (or Pepys), See his father's admission entry, ante,

* Francis Nelson, Scholar of C. C. Coll. Oxf. 1649, b.a. 1652.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. i6i

John Peterson, eld. son of Roherty baker, b. in par. of

Katherine Kree Church, i Nov. 1631.
June.

Richard Webb, eld. son of George^ gent. b. in par. of Fret-

tenden, co. Kent, i Aug. 1628.
Joseph Cranford,^ second son of JameSj B.D. and Rector of

St. Christopher's, London, b. at Brockhole, co. Northants. i Sep.

1630.
Samuel Cranford, twin brother of the above.
Nathanael Cranford,^ fourth son of JameSy B.D. &c. b. 25

Feb. 1633.
Thomas Dawson, only son of ThomaSy Salter, b. in par. of

Allhallows the Great, 5 May, 1632.
John Sharpe, second son of Johny Salter, b. in par. of Mary

Maudlin, 11 Oct. 1633.
John Hall,^ only son of Johfiy clergyman, M.A. and Parson

of Bromsgrove, co. Wigorn, b. there 29 Jan. 1633.
Edward Smith, only son of Edwardy cordwainer,* b. in par.

of Christ Church, London, 25 Mar. 1633.
Matthew Gennar, eld. son of MattheWy painter, b. in par. of

St. Michael, Cornhill, 9 Sep. 1635.
John Hopwood, only son of Elmary merchant taylor, b. in

par. of St. Dunstan*s in the West, 25 Mar. 1633.
Anthony Robinson, only son of Johriy haberdasher, b. in

par. of Katharine Kree Church, i May, 1627.
Richard Meryfield,^ eld. son of GeorgCy fishmonger, b. in

par. of Margaret, New Fish St. 16 April, 1631.
William Meryfield,* second son of the same, b. in same

par. 12 Aug. 1635.
John Houghton, eld. son of Georgey fishmonger, b. in above

par. 12 Apr. 1633.
John Porter, eld. son of Johtiy innkeeper, b. at Goddlemann

(Godalming), co. Surrey, 10 April, 1632.
John Tench, eld. son of Johny fishmonger, b. in par. of

Great Gaddesden, co. Herts, 14 Aug. 1633.
Samuel Beck,® second son of Mtchaely clergyman and

Rector of Sapee (Sapey), co. Wigorn, b. at Leominster, 19 Oct.

1632.

* Cordwainer, in the Latin, ** calceariusJ'^

* yos, Cranford, The father was a Presbyterian Divine of some note and died in
1657.

« Nat, Cranford, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1649.

> yohn Hall, of Pembroke Coll. Oxf. Scholar 1650, B.A. 1651, Fellow, M.A. 1653,
B.D. 1666, D.D. 1669. Master of Pembroke College, 1664. Margaret Professor of
Divinity, 1676. Bishop of Bristol, 1691. Died 17 10.

* Richard MeryfUld, apprenticed to a merchant taylor 20 Mar. 1647-8. {M, T,
Bindings.)

5 William MeryfUld, elected to St. John's CoU. Oxf. 165 1, B.D. 1664.

< Samuel Beck, He seems to have migrated to Eton, where he was placed on the
Foundation. " He went away as Chaplain to Roger Palmer, Earl of Castlemaine, in
which office he died," {Harwood*s Alumni Etonemes,)

M

1 62 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

David Bonnell/ eld. son of Davidy merchant, b. in par. of

Fanchurch, London, 21 May, 1636.
Samuel Brockson, third son of Richard^ merchant taylor,

b. in par. of St. Mary Aldermary, i Nov. 1629.
July.

Samuel Mackreth, fourth son of Johny clothworker, b. in

par. of Andrew Hubbard, 14 March, 1632.
Samuel Burton, only son of ThomaSy cutler, b. in par. of

Nicolas Olaves, 4 Nov. 1634.
Thomas Wyatt,* only son of Johtty Salter, b. in par. of

Magnus, 15 Apr. 1632.
James Rudge, only son of JameSy innkeeper, b. at Cirencester

i6 Nov, 1636.
William Monger, only son of William; citizen and mercer,

b. in par. of St. Olave, Southwark, 22 Feb. 1631.
Daniel Joyse, fourth son of Johny carpenter, b. in par. of

St. Peter, Broad St. 28 Mar. 1633.
Thomas Joyse, fifth son of the same, b. in same par. 2 Aug.

1634.
George Price, second son of Roger y clothworker, b. in par.

of St, Gregory, 13 Apr. 1630.
Robert Mar, only son of ThomaSy gent. b. in par. of

Martin's, Ludgate, i8 July, 1633.
John Day, eld. son of GeorgCy gunsmith,* b. in par. of St.

Botolph, Aldgate, aged 1 3 on admission.
Joseph Frost,* third son of Gtuiltery gent. b. in par. of St.

Andrew's, Cambridge, 18 Mar. 1629.
Francis Lenthall,* eld. son of Francisy merchant, b. in par.

of St. Mary Hill, 26 May, 1634.
Edmund Lenthall, second son of the same, b. in same par.

26 Aug. 1635.
William Cla3rton, eld. son of Alexander y cutler, b. in par. of

H, Trinity, Minories, 31 May, 1628.
Alexander Cla3rton, second son of the same, b. in same

par. 15 Dec. 1630.
Peter Salmon,* fourth son of Roherty gent. deed. b. in par.

of Lees, co. Essex, 7 Dec. 1632.

* (jtWisaxi^^ fahH iormentarii,

1 David Bonnell died without issue before 1661. {G. E, Cokaytu,) Hie family of
Bonnell fled from Flanders during the Duke of Alva's persecution and gained eminence
as successful merchants in London.

» Thomas Wyatt, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1648, B.D. 1661, D.D. 1666. Vicar
of Melksham and Rector of Bromham, co. Wilts. Canon Residentiaiy of Samm.
Buried in Sal^bury Cathedral, 1725, aged 93.

' Joseph Frosty one of the Clerks of the Council under Milton, his father having
been sometime Secretary to Cromwell's Council of State.

* Francis Ltnthall, The father was fourth son of William Lenthall, of Latchford,
by his wife, Frances Southwell. (See Vis, of London^ 1634.)

» Peter Salmon, nephew of Peter Salmon, M.D. and |[randson of Robert Salmon,
who was chosen Sheriff of London in 1640. The family hved at Leigh, co. Essex.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 163

Thomas Salmon,^ fifth son of the same, b. in par. of

Allhallow's Barking, 5 March, 16^4.
Joseph Baily, ninth son of William^ merchant, b. in par.

of Dunstan's East, 26 May, 1632.
Richard Soane, only son of Richardy blacksmith, b. in par.

of St. John, Walbrook, 25 July, 1630.
George Busher, fourth son of Jeremy y girdler, b. in par. of

Mary Bothaw, i Oct. 1634.
August.

Thomas Fox, second son of HtMardy silkweaver, b. in par.

of Edmund's, Lumbard St. 22 Oct. 16^2.
William Wright, only son of Willtamy merchant, deed. b.

in par. of Aldermanbury, 28 Jan. 1627.
William Sheldon, eld. son of Walter y gent. b. at Kilmington,

CO. Som. 26 Mar. 1632.
Walter Sheldon, second son of the same, b. in same par.

27 Mar. 1634.
John Clarke,* second son of Samuely clergyman and Rector

of Alcester, co. Warw. b. at Warwick, 25 Jan. 1630.
Richard Wilblood, eld. son of Isrctely clothworker, b. in par.

of Allhallows le Wall, 8 Mar. 1636.
John Wilblood, second son of the same, b. in same par. 8

Mar. 1636.
Henry Dearesley, third son of Richardy yeoman, b. at

Colchester, 31 May, 1629.
Thomas Viner,* second son of Williamy gent. b. at Warwick,

27 June, 1629.
September.

John Stanyan, eld. son of Abrahaniy plaisterer, b. in par.

of Katharine Cree Church, 24 June, 1634.
Ashley Brampton,* eld. son of Ashley, b. in par. of Christ

Church, London, 25 May, 1634.
Ralph Laurence, fourth son of ThomaSy yeoman, b. in par.

of Buckland, co. Surrey, i Dec. 1630.
Peter Fellowes, eld. son of Roberty merchant, b. in par. of

Botolph, Billingsgate, 7 June, 1632.
William Fellowes, second son of the same, b. in same par.

23 Feb. 1634.
Ralph Sergeant, eld. son of Johfiy clothworker, b. in par.

of Rootham {query Wrotham), co. Kent, 23 Dec. 1633.

1 Thomas SaltnontjoxohsXAy Rector of Mappershall and died there in 1706. Hi5 son
was the Historian of Essex.

* yohn Clarke, younger brother of Samuel Clarke, the annotator. He was Fellow
of Pemb. Hall, Camb. b.a. 1650, M.A. 1654. Rector of Cotgrave, co. Notts. He was
dected in 1662 and died at Basford in 1669, leaving behind him a reputation as a Puritan
Divine and minor poet. (See Calamy.)

' ThonuLS Viner, of Catherine Hall, Camb. D.D. Prebendary of Gloucester, 1665.
Canon of Windsor, 1670. Dean of Gloucester, 1671. Died 1673.

* Ashley Brampton was apprenticed to a merchant taylor 16 April, 1650, his father
being then dead. {M, T, Bindings.)

164 Merchant Taylors^ School Register,

James Harris, eld. son of Edward^ draper, b. in par. of

Mary le Bow, London, 25 Nov. 1634.
Richard Gossage, only son of Roberty draper, b. in par. of

West Ham, co. Essex, 25 May, 1635.
Baldwin Palmer,^ eld. son of AndreWy esquire, b. in par. of

Royden, co. Essex, 21 May, 1635.
Nicolas Cooke, eld. son of IsicolaSy gent. b. in par. of St.

Edmund, Lumbard St. 5 Dec. 1630.
Daniel Cooke, second son of the same, b. in same par. 23

Dec. 1 63 1.
Peter Flood, only son of Thomas^ baker, b. in par. of

Bennet, Grace Church, 24 July, 1633.
John Tailor, eld. son of ihomaSy linen draper, b. in parish

of Faith, Lond. 10 Apr. 1635.
October.

William Ellis, second son of Jenkifiy cordwainer, b. in par.

of Katharine Tower, 24 July, 1631.
Thomcts Futter, eld. son of Francisy merchant, b. in par. of

Putney, 7 Aug. 1632,
Francis Futter, second son of same, b. in same par. 16 Mar.

Henry Hurst,^ eld. son of Henryy clerk, M.A. and Vicar of

Mickleton, co. Glouc. b. there 31 Mar. 1629.
Thomas Keelinge,'* second son of Johriy esquire, b. in par.

of St. Bride's, Lond. i Aug. 1633.
Daniel White,* eld. son of FranciSy clerk, B.D. and Parson

of Broughton Astley, co. Leic. b. there 3 Aug. 1629.
John Mackames, only son of Johtiy goldsmith, b. at

Northampton, 24 Nov. 1631.
Richard Thompson, only son of Roberty captain, b. in par.

of St. Mary Wolchurch, 21 Sep. 1630.
Godman Eldred,* second son of Johrty esquire, b. at

Colchester, 6 Mar. 1632.
William Bagwell, eld. son of Wtllianiy merchant, b. in par.

of St. Brides, 11 Mar. 1628.
Steven Alvey,® second son of ThomaSy mercer, b. in par. of

St. Faith, 26 Dec. 1635.

^ Baldwin Palmer, His mother was a daughter of the celebrated ph3rsidaxi, Dr.
Baldwin Harney.

> Henry Hurst, of Magdalen Hall, Oxf. 1648, B.A. 1649, Fellow of Merton, but
ejected in 1660 for nonconformity. He was a noted preacher and published many sermons.
Died 1690.

' Thomas JCeelinge, The father was of the Inner Temple and of Newcastle, co.
Stafford, m.p. for the latter place, and died in 1649.

* Daniel Whitey grandson (not son as would appear from the statements in Nichols^
Leic.) of Francis White, Bishop of Ely and Norwicn, and mentioned in the bishop's will
dated 4 March, 1636.

^ Godman Eldred, second son of John Eldred, by his wife Anne, dau. of Thomas
Godman, of Leatherhead, co. Surrey. ( Vis, of Essex, 1634.) He died I Aug. 1649 and
was buried at St. Swithin's, London.

• Steven Alvey, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1652.

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Michael Moss, third son of Georgey merchant taylor, b. in

Stepney, 15 Sep. 1630.
William PoUington, third son of Alexander y hatter, b. in

par. of St. Mary Wolnoth, 15 April, 1633.
Thomas PoUington,^ fourth son of the same, b. in same par.

I April, 1634.
William Swalden, only son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

in par. of St. Michael, Bread St. 20 Nov. 1636.
Samuel Chantler, third son of William^ clerk, M.A. and

. Rector of Balderton, co. Notts, b. there 23 Dec. 1634.
Stephen Gamble, eld. son of NicolaSy pewterer, b. in par. of

Mary Mounthaw, 27 Mar. 1632.
Nicolas Gamble, second son of the same, b. in par. of St.

Saviour's, South wark, 28 Mar. 1635.
Edward Meade,^ eld. son of FranctSy merchant, b. in par. of

St. Laurence Pountney, 20 Apr. 1635.
John Ellis, eld. son of Rooerty merchant, b. in par. of St.

Michael, Crooked Lane, 24 June, 1635.
Thomas NicoU, second son of ThomaSy merchant, b. in par.

of St. Steven, Coleman Street, 13 April, 1635.
John Nicoll, third son of the same, b. in same par, 7 June,

1637-
Robert Stone, only son of Wtlltaniy clothworker, b. in pan

of St. Mary Abchurch, 26 July, 1632.
Martin Chappell, eld. son of Martiny hatter, deed. b. in

Whitechapel, 8 Aug. 16-34.
Thomas Brothers, eld. son of NtcolcLSy surgeon, b. in

Allhallows Barking, 25 Nov. 1634.
William Ball, eld. son of ThomaSy wine cooper, b. in Stepney,

21 Tune, 1 63 1.
Abraham Robinson, only son of Richardy barber surgeon,

b, in par. of St. Mary Abchurch, 9 Oct. 1635.
Edward Mumford, eld. son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b.

in St. Mary Aldermary, 24 Sep. 1633.
Edward Ashe,' eld. son of Edwardy London, merchant, b.

in St. Michael's, Crooked Lane, 17 Dec. 1631.
James Ashe, second son of the same, b. in same par. 10

June, 1634.
Abraham Johnson,* only son of Abrahaniy merchant, b. in

St. Mary Wolnoth, 22 May, 1633.
Samuel Eliot, eld. son of Samuely merchant, b. at Maldon,

CO. Essex, 29 July, 1635.
John Weaver, eld. son of Johny fruiter, b. in St. Martin's,

Vintrey, 24 Aug. 1635.

1 Thomas PoUington^ of Queen's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1658, M.A. 1664.

* Edward Meade^ grandson of Edward M. of Cressage Grange, co, Essex. (See
Wilson* s Hist, of St, Laurence Pountney Parish,)

3 Edward Ashe, See pedigree of the family (from co. Somerset) in Visitation of
London^ 1634.

* Abraham Johnson, One of this name was M.P, for Colchester in 1658.

1 66 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

William Jones, second son of Jeremiah^ merchant taylor, b.

in par. of St. Bartholomew the Great, 29 Sep. 1630.
John Dayntrey, eld. son of ThomaSy fishmonger, b. in St.

Botolph, Aldgate, 11 Nov. 1632.
John Watson, only son of Zouchy merchant taylor, b. in St.

Mary Abchurch, 13 Apr. 1629.
Samuel PoUington, fifth son of Alexander y hatter, b. in St.

Mary Wolnoth, i8 Dec. 1636.
William Letherland, only son of ZaccheuSy gent. b. in

Westminster, 15 Oct. 1631.
Thomas Powell, eld. son of ThomaSy cordwainer, b. in

Allhallows the Great, i Jan. 1634.
James Marsh, eld. son of Richardy goldsmith, b. at Chertsey,

25 Feb. 1632.
William Marsh, second son of the same, b. in St. Dionis

Backchurch, 25 Sep. 1633.
Francis Tonge, eld. son of Germany merchant taylor, b. in

Foster's par. 17 Aug. 1635.
German Tonge, second son of the same, b. in same pgir. 12

Nov. 1636.
John Beck, eld. son of Mtchaely clerk. Rector of Sapey, co.

Wigom, b. at Leominster, 9 Jan. 1631.
Richard Keely, third son of ThomaSy chief cook of Lincoln's

Inn, b. in Dunstans in the West, 13 May, 1632.
William Keely, fourth son of the same, b. in same par. 7

Dec. 1636.

January, 1644-5.

Edward Swinglehurst,^ eld. son of Richardy Secretary to

the East India Company, b. in St. Martin's, Outwich, 2 June, 1632.
George Harris, only son of CharleSy leatherseller, b. in

Bennet Grace Church, 4 Jan. 1632.
William Bowyer, eld. son of Williamy hatter, b. in Martin's,

Ludgate, 25 Nov. 1635.
Vincent Silke,^ fourth son of Johny pewterer, b. in St. Peter's,

Cornhill, 4 May, 1633,
Charles Best, eld. son of Hughy wine merchant, b. at East

Horsley, 3 Oct. 1633.
Thomas Meade, eld. son of Edw. merchant, b. in St.

Swithin's, 27 Mar. 1634.
William Painter, only son of Willianty mercer, b. at Bristol,

in par. of St. Nicolas, lo July, 1634.
Samuel Irons, only son of Richardy cutler, b. in St. Bride's,

3 Nov. 1632.
John Willingham, eld. son of GeorgCy merchant, b. in St.

Swithin's, i6 Feb. 1629.

^ . Edward SwingUhurst, His father was admitted into the School in 1607 (cf. ante,)

» Vincent Silke, bapt. at St. Peter's, Cornhill, 15 May, 1633. His father was Church-
warden of the Parish in 1648. {Par, Reg,)

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Samuel Willingham,^ second son of the same, b. in St.

Leonard's, Bromley, 5 Feb. 1636.
Richard Tomson, eld. son of yohn^ cordwainer, b. in St.

Botolph, Aldgate, 23 Nov, 1629.
John Watkins, eld. son of Johtiy clothworker, b. in H.

Trinity par. 25 May, 1629.
Henry Watkins, second son of the same, b. in same par.

5 Aug. 1631.
Ambrose Ferrers, eld. son of Ambrosey merchant, b. in St.

Benet-fink's, 21 Dec. 1629.
William Gates, only son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Margaret's, Lothbury, 29 Nov. 1633.
William Ritherdon, only son of AmbrosCy bookseller, b. in

St. Austin's, 5 April, 1630.
' Lewis Oxwick, only son of Nathanaely merchant, b. in St.

Steven's, Coleman St. 6 Aug. 1635.
Nathanael Ball,^ eld. son of Christophery wine cooper, b. in

St. Mary Hill, 13 Oct. 1633.
Thomas Bisshopp, eld. son of ThomaSy clothworker, b. in

St. Nicolas Acomes, 3 April, 1631;
Francis Clark, only son of FranctSy grocer, b. at Fulmer, co.

Bucks, 3 Dec. 1635.
Thomas Berry, only son of JameSy merchant taylor, b. in

Peter's Poore, 25 June, 1632.
Robert Bagnall, second son of Williamy yeoman, b. at Berry

Hill in parish of Stoke, co. Staff. 28 Feb. 1631.
James Rich, only son of ThomaSy citizen and mercer, b. in

St. Andrew Undershaft, i Oct. 1630.
William Gibbs, eld. son of Roierty haberdasher, b. in St.

Dionis Backchurch, 26 Dec. 1634.
William Adams, second son of Williamy woollen draper, b.

at Wickham, co. Bucks, 27 July, 1632.
John Ashby,' eld. son of Kdwardy Esquire, b. at Harefield,

CO. Midd. 7 Dec. 1629.
John Bell, only son of Johity cutler, b. in St. Bride's par.

London, 19 Jan. 1633.
James Weedon, second son of Johriy mercer, b. in St.

Dunstan's-East, 17 Dec. 1629.
Robert Seaman, only son of ThomaSy yeoman, b. at Boweton,

CO. Suff. 14 Nov. 1634.
Nicolas Reynardson,* second son of -^3rdjAa:/«, Alderman and

merchant taylor, b. in par. of St. Andrew's Undershaft, 25 Apr. 1630.

1 Sam, WiUingham^ of St. John's Coll. Camb. b.a. 1658, m.a. 1662.

* Nathanael Ball, of Pembroke Hall, Camb. m.a. Rector of Barley, cp. Herts, and
author of various sermons inter 1685- 1695.

' yohn Ashby, The father was second son of Sir Robert Ashby, of Breakspeazs, in
the parish of Harefield, and descended from Greorge Ashby, of the same place, who was
ClerK of the Signet to Margaret of Anjou, Queen of Henry VI. '

* Nicolas Reynardsan, a wealthy London merchant, who founded some almshouses
at Tottenham. Will dated 1685.

1 68 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Samuel Doggett, second son of Anthony y cordwainer, b. in

St. Nicolas Olaves, 24 Aug. 1633.
Gervase Walker, eld. son of J/<2r/m,hatter,b.in St. Michael's,

Cornhill, i Aug. 1635.
^ Thomas White, fifth son of Oliver y merchant taylor, b. in

St. Mary Abchurch, 25 Aug. 1633.
John Busfield, only son of JameSy merchant, b. in St.

James Duke's place, 21 March, 1632.
John Warren, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in St.

Clement's, Eastcheap, 10 Feb. 1632.
Isaac Prigtnore, eld. son of Willianiy haberdasher, b. in St.

Mildred's, Bread St. 16 Apr. 1631,
John Bolter, only son of Johny cooper, b. at St. Teest, co.

Corn. 15 Oct. 1633.
Jeremiah Briggs, second son of JeremiaSy Salter, b. St. Mary

Wolnoth's, 27 Dec. 1632.
Allen Reynardson, second son oi Alleriy cit. and cordwainer,

b. in St. James's Garlickhythe, 5 Mar. 1632.
George Throckmorton,^ only son of Georgey knight, b. in

par. of St. Clement Danes, 5 Dec. 1632.
Abraham Humble, second son of Willianiy merchant taylor,

b. in Little Allhallows, 2 Aug. 1631.
Edward Robinson, eld. son of ThomaSy clothworker, b. in

St. Andrews (Wardrobe), 5 Apr. 1633.
Thomas Nicolas, third son of Richardy blacksmith, b. in St.

Bennet Gracechurch, 26 Jan. 1632.
Morgan Meredith, eld. son of Johny labourer, b. in Great

Allhallows, 23 Sep. 1632.
Greorge Smallwood, only son of GeorgCy clothworker, b. in

St. Austin's par. 3 Apr. 1633.
Christopher Gore,^ eld. son of ThomaSy clothworker, b. at

Thames Ditton, 27 Aug. 1633.
Ralph Warner, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. in

St. Benet-fink's, i May, 1633.
Benjamin Harvy, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in

St. Mary Abchurch par. 7 Jan. 1636.
John Butler, third son of Johny clothworker, b. in Great

Allhallows, 24 Mar. 1634.
Andrew Campian,^ second son of Roberty merchant taylor,

b. in Allhallows le Wall, 26 May, 1636.

1 George Throckmorton, The father married at St. Clement Danes, first (8 April,
1606), Dorothy Watson, and second (25 June, 1630), Mrs. Anne Wright. In his will,
dated 17 June, 1643, he speaks of his only son, George, as being " with Mr. John Ridley,
of Islington, schoolmaster," and of his ** said son's uncle, Robert Wright, M.D." George,
the son, was living in 1652 when he proved his father's will.

* Christopher Gore. The father appears to have been fifth son of Gerard Gore (senr.)
by his wife, Mary Crane.

' Andrew Campian, He seems to have been Vicar of Edlesborough, co. Bucks,
from 1658 to 1 66 1, and to have been buried at Totteridge, co. Herts, in 1677. [County
Hist.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 169

Daniel Pocock, second son of Johtty merchant taylor, b. in

St. Austin's, 23 Dec. 1629.
Cave Underhill,^ only son of Nicolas^ clothworker, b. in St.

St. Andrew's, Holborn, 17 Mar. 1633.
John Clutterbuck, only son of Johfiy clothworker, b. in St.

Maudlin's, Milk St. 11 Nov. 1629.
Thomas Williamson, only son of Henry^ draper, b. in St.

Dunstan's East, 27 Apr. 1637.

1645.

Edward White, only son of Lancelot^ M.A. and Fell, of

Winchester College, b. in par. of Little Swithin, Winchester, 13

Feb. 1634,
Roger Lorymer, only son of Roger y merchant taylor, b. in St.

Martin's Vintrey, 6 Sep. 1634.
Edward Archer, eld. son of Thomas^ grocer, b. in St. Dionis

Backchurch, 20 Jan. 1632.
William Archer, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

22 July, 1634.
David Hewes, only son of Davtdy brewer, b. in St. Mary

Bothaw, I Nov. 1636,
James Godfrey, eld. son of Davtdy tallow chandler, b. in St.

Sepulchre's par. 7 Sep. 1635.
John Clemens, second son of Gregoryy merchant, b. in St.

George's, Botolph Lane, 27 June, 1636.
Philip Constantine,^ eld. son of Philipy geitt. b. in par. of

Katherine Cree Church, 22 Sep. 1631.
John Turner, only son of Johtiy woolman, b. in St. Botolph's,

Aldgate, 3 Aug. 1630.
James Cuthbert, eld. son of JameSy woolman, b. in St.

Saviour's, Southwark, 3 Dec. 1633.
William Cuthbert, second son of the same, b. in same

parish, 15 May, 1636.
Christopher Cope,* eld. son of Roherty merchant taylor, b.

in Thomas Apostle's, 8 Apr, 1634.
Francis Lole, second son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows Staining, 4 Oct. 1631.
Adam Marsh, second son of Williamy gent. b. in Andrew's,

Wardrobe, 10 Dec. 1634.
William Barber, eld. son of ThomaSy tallow chandler, b. in

Allhallows, Lumbard St. 27 Aug. 1633.
Thomas Barber, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

31 Oct. 1634.

1 Ccpve Underhilly an actor of some celebrity. In 1 709 an appeal was made to the
public by the " Tatler " in his behalf, wherein he is described as one " who had been a
comic for three generations." He died soon afterwards.

* Philip ConstarUine^ apprenticed to a merchant taylor 16 June, 1647, his father being
described as " of the Liberty of the Tower " and dead. (J/. T. Bindings.)

' Christopher Cope^ apprenticed in 1650 to John Plukenett, of Watling St. merchant
taylor, his own father being then dead. \M, T, Bindings.) He lived at Hackney and,
dying in 1700, was buried at Bunhill Fields. i^Mon, Ins,)

lyo Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Norbury/ third son of Johtiy of Bow Lane, London,
Esquire, b. at Northchurch, alias Barkhamstead, co. Herts, 5 Feb.

1633-
Thomas Norbury, fourth son of the same, b. in Dunstan's

in le West, 3 Apr. 1634.
William Draper,* eld. son of Pauly gent. b. in par. of All

Saints, Hereford, 15 Apr. 1635.
Edward Freestone, third son of Johfiy scrivener, b. in St.

Mary Woolchurcb, 18 Aug. 1637.
Robert Gamble, eld. son oiRoberty plumber, b. in St. Martin's

Vintrey, 7 Sep. 1632.
Thomas Gamble,* second son of the same, b. in same par.

17 Aug. 1634.
Edmund Mores, only son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b. in

par. of St. Bride, 28 Oct. 1634.
William Davis, only son of Hughy merchant taylor, b. in

Giles' Cripplegate, 7 Mar. 1631.
Arnold Griffith, only son of MorriSy merchant taylor, b. in

Olave's, Hart St. 7 Sep. 1635.
Nathanael Andrewes,* eld. son of Nath. merchant taylor,

deed. b. in par. of Dionis Backchurch, 17 April, 1631.
Noah Pilcome, eld. son of Noahy blacksmith, b. in John

Baptist's par. 8 May, 1634.
Thomas Russell, third son of Willtamy cook, b. in Andrew's

Undershaft, 5 July, 1631.
Henry Russell, fourth son of the same, b. in same par. 5

July, 1 63 1.
Robert Chamberlain, only son of Roherty clothworker, b. in

Nicolas Aeons, 13 Tune, 1632.
George Basson, eld. son of Edwardy mariner, b. in White-
chapel, 16 Feb. 1637.
George Self, second son of ThonmSy gent. b. at Bristol (St.

Nicolas par.) 26 Nov. 1630.
Lionel Bostock, second son of GeorgCy barber-surgeon, b. in

St. Botolph's, Aldersgate, 19 July, 1636.
Nathanael Ashe,* third son of Johrty Esquire, b. at Freshford,

CO. Som. 20 Dec. 1632.
John Welden, eld. son of Johfty gent. b. at Westminster, 29

May, 1629.

1 John Norbury, The father, who was Recorder of Great Berkhamstead, was buried
at St. Mary Aldermaiy, 15 Feb. 1657-8.

> William Drapery perhaps of £man. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1658.

' Thomas Gamble. One of this name was d.d. of Cambridge in 166 1.

^ Nai, Andrewes, The baptism is not recorded in the Register of St. Dionis
Backchurch, but mention is there made of another, Nat. Andrews an attorney, who was
living in 1752.

• Nathanael Ashe, The father was M.p. in the reign of Charles I. and during the
Commonwealth was in favour with Cromwell but refused to sit in judgment on the King.
The son died vit, pat.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 171

Joel Bingham, eld. son of William^ brewer, b. at Islington,

7 Dec, 1632.
Thomas Jerard,* fifth son of NtcolaSj merchant taylor, b. in

St. Austin's par. 19 July, 1629.
John Beebey,^ third, son of Robert^ leatherseller, b. in St.

Olvae's, South wark, 3 Apr. 1633.
Isaac Wright, only son of Johfty merchant taylor, b. in Mary

Maudlin's par. Bermondsey, 29 April, 1634.
Job Royce,* eld. son of Job^ gent. b. in par. of Michael,

Crooked Lane, 25 Oct. 1633.
Joseph Royce, second son of the same, b. in same par. 12

Sep. 1634.
Benjamin Royce, third son of the same, b. in same par, 29

Mar. 1637.
Henry Awder, eld. son of HattoUy merchant taylor, b. at

Somersham, co. Hunts, 5 Nov. 1630.
John Jeffrey, eld. son of Johny leatherseller, b. in Allhallows

Barking, 27 Mar. 1634.
Rowland Mason, only son of Williamy draper, b. at Shrews-
bury, 3 Jan. 1630.
Joseph Jackson, second son of Williamy goldsmith (deed.)

b. in Leonard's, Foster Lane, 7 Jan. 1632.
Henry White, eld. son of Humphrey y merchant taylor, b. in

Nicolas Cole Abbey, 17 May, 1634.
Daniel Sheppey, fifth son of Husseyy merchant taylor (deed.)

b. in Giles' Cripplegate, 19 Tan. 1634.
John Bowyer, second son of Williamy mercer, b. in Michael's

Querne, 29 Mar. 1637.
Stephen Ridlesden, only son of Williamy gent, (deed.) b. in

Katharine Coleman, 3 June, 1633.
Roger Chalkhill, only son of Rogery gent. b. at Nasing, co.

Essex, 11 July, 1631.
Thomas Cob, eld. son of ThomaSy carpenter, b. at Wapping,

in Whitechapel, 3 Apr. 1638.
Thomas Cowley, only son of NathaUy clothworker, b. at

Twifield, CO. Northants, 17 Jan. 1630.
Francis Waterman, eld. son of Jeremiahy b. in Bride's par.

7 Dec. 1636.
Berkeley Came, only son of FranciSy gent. b. at Bath, 30

July, 1629.
Samuel Juxon,* third son of ThomaSy gent. b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 4 Mar. 1635.

^ Thomas Jerard^ elected to St. John*s, Oxf. 1648.

* John Beehy^ of Queen's Coll. Oxf. b.d. 1662.

' Job Roycty Scholar of Pemb. Coll. Oxf. from Abingdon School, where he had
been partly educated. Postmaster of Merton. b.a. 1655. He was a Puritan Divine of
some note. [Calamy,)

* Samuel Juxon, The father, Thomas Tuxon, seems to have been second son of
John Juxon, at. and merchant taylor, of St. Laurence Pountney Parish, and first cousin
of Archbishop Juxon.

172 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

John Elton, only son of Roger^ merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan's in West, 27 Dec. 1632.
Bezaleel Brownesmith, eld. son of Williamy clerk, b. in

Tames Duke's place, 15 July, 1630.
John Lewis, eld. son of Johtiy clothworker, b. in Allhallows

le Wall, 14 Feb. 1630.
Henry Nurse, third son of George^ merchant taylor, b. in St.

Mary Aldermanbury, 14 Jan. 1635.
Robert Carpenter, eld. son of Roberty cooper (deed.) b. at

Cirencester, 27 Mar. 1635.
Thomas Dallin, eld. son of Johfiy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Maudlin's, 19 Nov. 1636.
Richard Hart, eld. son of ThomaSy basket-maker,* b. at

Shepperton, 24 Apr. 1625.
Charles Fenwick, fourth son of Wtlltamy draper, b, in

Allhallow's Barking, 14 July, 1637,
John Tannat, eld. son of Edmundy haberdasher, b. in

Mildred's Poultry, 23 Dec. 1634.
Robert Long, only son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 21 Jan. 1633.
William Gibbons, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in

Katherine Cree Church, 27 Apr. 1639.
Joseph Fowke, third son of ThomaSy ironmonger, b. in

Michael Darby, 27 July, 1636.
John Symonds, eld. son of Johuy baker, b. in James,

Garlickhythe, 7 Apr. 1632.
William Bland, only son of Wtllianty merchant taylor, b.

in Michael Royall, 3 Dec. 1635.
Thomas Fenwick, second son of William (as above), b. 13

Dec. 1635.
Robert Cook, eld. son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

Leonard's, Shoreditch, 17 Apr. 1636.
Robert Nurse, only son of Richardy blacksmith, b. in

Sepulcre's par. 14 Mar. 1634.
Thomas Denham, only son of Georgey leatherseller, b. in

Edmund's, Lumbard St. 16 Dec. 1633.
Edward Lester, eld. son of Roberty salter, b. in Botolph,

Billingsgate, 5 Apr. 1629.
Robert Cotherington, only son oi Roberty clerk, b. at Norwich,

29 Sep. 1633.
George Russell, fifth son of Willianiy cook (as above), b. 7

July, 1634.
James Knightes, only son of Ezekiely fishmonger, b. in

Michael's, Crooked Lane, 29 Apr. 1631.
Robert Bramston, eld. son of Benjaminy cutler, b. in Bride's

par. 22 July, 1631.
Thomas Bramston, second son of the same, b. in same par.

24 Aug. 1636.

* Basket-maker. Latin, viminarius.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 1 73

John Symonds/ eld. son of Edward^ cordwainer, b. in St.

Saviour's, South wark, 5 Sep. 1630.
Bernard Hopkins, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows Stayning, 19 June, 1636.
Charles Chester, second son of Walter^ merchant taylor, b.

in Aldermary par. 30 June, 1634.
Thomas Smith, son of FranciSy mercer, b. in Laurence Jury,

21 Dec. 1635.
John Carleton, eld. son of Humphrey y mercer, b. in Alban's,

Wood St. IS Feb. 1632.
William Stisted, only son of Williamy gent. b. at Windsor,

17 Aug, 1628.
John Lauton, eld. son of JohUy yeoman, b. at Abbington,

CO. Camb. 13 Aug. 1628.
Clement Wittam, second son of Richardy mercer, b. in

Botolph's Aldgate, 11 Oct. 1631.
Matthew Bestwick, eld. son of Henryy merchant taylor, b.

in Andrew's, Holbom, 11 Apr. 1636.
George Long, second son of Walter y merchant taylor, b. in

Pancras, Soper Lane, 6 Dec. 1629.
William Franklin, only son of GeorgCy merchant taylor, b.

in Fanchurch par. 3 June, 1634.
Thomas Prother, eld. son of John ThomaSy merchant taylor,

b. in St. Swithin's, 19 Nov. 1634.
Benoni Fuller,^ only son of ThomaSy clerk, b. at Upton Gray,

CO. Hants, 16 July, 1626.

1645-6.

Stephen Bradshaw, eld. son of Charles^ weaver, b. in Bride's

par. 5 Mar. 1635.
John Bishop, second son of ThomaSy clothworker, b. in

Nicolas Acorns, 12 Mar. 1635.
William Bishop, third son of the same, b. in Bartholomew's

Exchange, 27 Dec. 1637.
Thomas Starkey, eld. son of ThomaSy saddler, b. in Benet-fink

parish, 18 Feb. 1632.
John Cooper, eld. son of Johny upholsterer, b. in Andrew

Undershaft's, i Aug. 1635.
Thomas Walker, eld. son of ThomaSy shopkeeper, b. in John

Evangelist's, 4 Nov. 1635.
John Walker, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 7

Dec. 1637.
John Wallraven, second son of Peter y brewer, b. in Botolph

Aldgate, 28 Ma}', 1630.
Matthias Wallraven, third son of the same, b. in same

parish, 16 Mar. 1636.

* John Symonds, of St. John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1 651, m.a. 1655. (MS. note by C.
H, Cooper^ of Cambridge.)

» Benoni Fuller^ living in 1658, when he proved the will of his father, who is described
as Minister of the '* Dovor'* frigate.

174 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

William NiccoUs, second son of Johtiy citizen of London and

barber-surgeon, b. at Gildesfield (Guilsfield), co. Montgomery,

July, 163**^ aged 11 at entrance.
John Blinckeme, only son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in

Bride's par. 18 Oct. 1632.
Mark Petley, second son of Robert, draper, b. in Gregory

by Paul's par. 13 Dec, 1631.
John Walker, second son of Martin, merchant taylor, b. at

Bowe, CO. Middx. 3 Sep. 1636.
William Banister,^ only son of WilliaMy merchant taylor,

b. in Dionis Backchurch, 16 May, 1635.
John Blirton, fourth son of Walter, gent. b. at Ridgly, co.

Staff. 21 Aug. 1 63 1.
William Spall, only son of William, yeoman, b. at Hadley,

CO. Suff. 7 Sep. 1635.
Anthony Griffith, eld. son of John, clothworker, b. in Trinity

par. 2 Aug. 1634.
John Sant, only son oi Albian, merchant taylor, b. in Bride's

par. 27 Nov. 1637.
John Rutter, eld. son of William, weaver, b, in Anne's,

Aldersgate, 8 Sep. 1637.
Martin Higgins, only son of Martin, poulterer, b. in St.

Peter's, Cornhill, 25 Jan. 1635.
William Harris, only son oi Laurence, brewer, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 29 Dec. 1636.
Cornelius Jones, only son of William, clothworker, b. in

Allhallows the Less, 15 Feb. 1638.
Richard Honychurch, only son of Jerman, merchant, b. in
. Mary Wolnoth's, 15 Sep. 1633.
Robert Taunton, only son of Henry, stationer, deed. b. in

Bride's par. 25 Mar. 1633.
Samuel Loveday,^ only son oi Samuel, merchant taylor, deed.

b. in Thomas Apostle, 6 Oct. 1633.
John Hicks, only son of Arthur, gent. b. at Farrington, co.

Berks, i Jan. 1630.
Matt. Hotchkins, second son of Matthew, merchant taylor,

b. in Nicolas Acoms, 31 May, 1634.
Leonard Wetherheird, only son of George, innholder, b. in

Dunstan's le West, 2 Aug. 1632.
Robert Griffin, fourth son of Humphrey, yeoman, b. at Low

Layton, co. Essex, i Jan. 1635.
Thomas Pennell, second son of John, clothworker, b. in

Mary Abchurch, 6 Dec. 1630.
William Elder, only son of Gilbert, carpenter, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 29 June, 1633.

* Will, Banister, bap. 17 May, 1635. The father was buried 19 Nov. 1658. (Par,
Reg,)

» Samuel Loveday, One of this name, described as son of William, of Bmnpsted
Hellions, co. Essex, tailor, was apprenticed to a merchant taylor in 1635. (M, T.
Bindings,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 175

William Bishop,^ second son of Richardy Esquire, b. in

01ave*s, Hart St. 3 Feb. 1630.
Lewis Hopkins, only son of LewtSy merchant taylor, b. at

Batcombe, co. Som. 23 Mar. 1636.
Thomas Britayne, eld. son of Stephen^ cordwainer, b. in

Giles in the Field, i Nov. 1633.
John Tong, third son of German, merchant taylor, b. in

Foster's par. 28 Dec. 1637.
John Moss, eld. son of Johitj haberdasher, b. in Dunstan's

in the East, 27 Mar. 1634.
John Yelson, only son of Henrys scrivener, b. in Andrew's

Wardrobe, 25 Aug. 1632.
Ezekiel Hopkins,* second son of Johfty clerk and Rector of

Pinne, co. Devon, b. there 3 Dec. 1634.
Bedell Larking, eld. son of Willianiy cutler, b. at Hampton,

CO. Middx. 12 Feb. 1636.

1646.

Andrew Lawson, second son of Johny clothworker, b. in

Michael Queenhithe, 17 June, 1635.
Thomas PadnoU, eld. son of ThomaSy wine merchant, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. 29jan. 1637.
Henry Kenton, only son of ThomaSy shoemaker, b. in Andrew

Hubbert's par. 21 May, 1636.
John Cross, eld. son of Ralphy mercer, b. at Hunnington

(Honiton), co. Devon, 28 May, 1632.
Giles Purcell, eld. son of ThomaSy draper, b. in Allhallows

Lumbard St. 4 May, 1636.
Jeremiah Jones, second son of Jeremiahy merchant taylor,

b. in Bartholomew Exchange, i Oct. 1631.
Thomas Preston, eld. son of IsaaCy woodmonger, b. in

Botolph*s Aldgate, 9 May, 1632.
Isaac Preston, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

10 Dec. 1635.
Greorge Day, second son of GeorgCy cooper, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 8 May, 1634.
Nehemiah Beaton,* second son of Johity clerk, b. in

Katherine Tower, 26 Dec. 163 1.
Edward Tarry, fourth son of Willianty wine merchant, b. at

Canterbury, 10 Aug. 1635.
John Brader, eld. son of Johrty merchant taylor, b, in

Aldermanbury par. 15 Sep. 1635.

1 William Bishops son of Richard, by Mary, dau. of Humphrey Walcot, of Walcot.
(Vis, of LondoHy 1634.)

' Ezekiel Hopkins^ chorister of Magd. Coll. Oxf. 1649, afterwards Usher of the
School adjoining, and Chaplain of the College. Chaplain to his father-in-law, Lord
Robartes (afterwards Earl of Truro) then Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and by him made
Dean of Raphoe. He became Bishop of Raphoe in 1671, and was translated to
Londonderry in 1681. Driven thence by the forces under the Earl of Tyrconnel in
1688, he retired to England, and died minister of St. Mary Aldermanbury in 1690.

' Nehemiah Beaton admitted pensioner of Jesus Coll. Camb. 1647.

176 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

John Temple/ eld. son of John^ merchant taylor, b. at

Yannouth, in the Isle of Wight, 12 Feb. 1636.
Matthew Brice, eld. son of Richardy tallow chandler, b. at

Croxton, co. Ebor, 24 Feb, 1634.
Simon Talor [stc\ second son of Edwardy merchant taylor,

b. in Peter's Cheape, 23 Oct. 1634.
James Millington, eld. son of WtlliaMy wax chandler, b. at

Stratford, in par. of West Ham, co. Essex, 28 Mar. 1634.
George Smith, eld. son of 7>4^/«^w, blacksmith, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 25 May, 1635.
Christopher Price, only son of Johtiy silkweaver, b. in

Bride's par. 30 May, 1636.
Robert Field, sixth son of JameSy gent. b. at Thomskow

Grange, co. Ebor. 2 Feb. 1632.
Peter Moore, sixth son of Christopher y clothworker, b. in St.

Martin's, Vintrcy, 15 Sep. 1634.
Antony Deane,^ second son of Antony y gent. b. at Stow of

the Wold, CO. Glouc. 3 Dec. 1633.
George Davies, fourth son of ThomaSy turner, b. in Mary

Abchurch, 13 Oct. 1634.
John Harbin, fourth son of Sankeyy linen draper, b. at

Milton, CO. Dorset, 3 Oct. 1634.
John Deavenish, only son of Edwardy shopkeeper, b. at East

Moulsey, co. Surrey, 16 Aug. 1634.
Nathanael Dogged,^ third son of Antonyy b. in Nicolas

Olaves, 23 May, 1634.
Joseph Richardson, third son of Johny Salter, b. in

Allhallow's Bread St. 15 Tan. 1634.
John Smith, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in co.

Wexford, Ireland, 13 Feb. 1637.
Samuel Harvey,* fifth son 01 Johny merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Abchurch, 25 Oct. 1634.
John Roberts,* fifth son oiDenovaty innkeeper, b. in Mildred's

Bread St. 30 Sep. 1635.
Samuel Mayo, only son of ThomaSy winecooper, b. in Thomas

Apostle, 21 March, 1635.
George Gover, eld. son of Johny girdler, b. in Magnus par.

25 Feb. 1634.

> John Temple^ of Peterhouse, Camb. B.A. 1657. (Cooper,) His grandfather was
Anthony Temple, of Broughton, co. Lane, dead before 1 630-1, when Jofii Temple, senr,
was apprenticed. (J/. T, Bindings.)

* Antony Deane. Possibly this was Sir Antony Deane, the friend and con-
temporary of Pepys, Commissioner of the Navy, 1679-1681 ; m.p. for Harwich, 1679.
The most eminent shipbuilder of his time. He was living in Worcestershire in 1689.

> Nath. Dogged (or Doggett) apprenticed to a merchant taylor in 1648-9, the father
being described as citizen and corawayner. {M, T. Bindings,)

* Samuel Harvey apprenticed to a merchant taylor 8 Nov. 1648, his father being
then dead. (Ibid,)

» John Roberts, of C. C. Camb. B.A. 1656, MJ^. 1660. Fellow. (Cooper.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 177

Isaac Hall, only son of Willianiy porter,* b. in Great

Allhallow's, 24 July, 1634.
Nathanael Hall,^ eld. son of Nathanaely skinner, b. in

Aldermary, 13 Feb. 1630.
William Thompson,* eld. son of StepheUy esquire, b. at

Humbleton, co. Ebor, 25 August, 1630.
John Pagitt, eld. son of Johtty clothworker, b. in Thomas

Apostle's, 13 May, 1636.
Samuel Turner, third son of Peter y yeoman, b. at Famham,

CO. Surrey, 24 May, 1634.
Thomas Clegot, eld. son of NtcolaSy hatter, b. in Antholin's

par. Nov. 1636.
Edward Clegot, second son of the same, b. in same par.

April, 1638.
Matthew Gregson, only son of ThomaSy draper, b. in

Botolph's Aldersgate, 5 July, 1635.
Thomas Middleton, only son of Johny merchant taylor, b.

in Mary Bow, 8 Sep. 1631.
Peter Fox, eld. son of i?^;?^^, bricklayer, b. in Bartholomew's

Exchange, 14 Jan. 1634.
Richard Short, eld. son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

John Baptist's par. 3 Apr. 1636.
Nicolas Beeby, eighth son of Roherty leatherseller, b. in St.

Olave's, Southwark, co. Surrey, 24 July, 1638.
Richard Wood, second son of Peter y merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Whitechapel, 8 April, 1634.
James Jones, second son of Johtiy weaver, b. in James'

Duke's place, 3 Mar. 1635.
William Neve, only son of FranciSy hatter, b. in James's

par. Bristol, 9 Feb. 1634.
Thomas Richardson, only son of ThomaSy gent. b. at Dublin,

13 Jan. 1638.
Joseph Richardson, only son of Edwardy barber-surgeon, b.

at Chester, 28 Sep. 1635.
John Rowland, only son of Johny Salter, b. in Ireland, 23

Apr. 1635.
Christopher Ascall, only son of Roger y dealer,t b. in Bride's

par. 20 Dec. 1633.
Thomas Brown, only son of ThomaSy dealer, b. in Botolph's

Aldersgate, 23 Apr. 1635.
Thomas Cuff, second son of Willianiy dealer, b. in Swithin's

par. 30 Mar. 1636.

* Porter. Latin, hajidtu,

t Dealer. Latin, propola^ which seems rather to mean a forestaller.

» Nat, HaUf elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1651. His father died in 1658-9. (Par.
Reg.)

* William Thompson^ of Jesus Coll. Camb. B.A. 165 1, M.A. 1655. He was M.P. for
Scarborough from 1660 to 169 1, and took an active part in the debates. He died in
1 69 1. (As he was baptised 30 Aug. 1629, an error has been made by Mr. Dugard in his
entry.)

N

178 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Roger Rea/ only son of Rogers merchant taylor, b. in

Michael's, Cornhill, 6 April, 1636.
William Smith, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Katherine Tower, 23 Feb. 1637.
Rice Hewes, only son of RicCj cook, b. in Michael's, Cornhill,

6 Oct. 1634.
John Bond, second son of Thomas^ M.D. b. at Cirencester,

Feb. 1632.
Caleb Stretton, eleventh son of William^ gent. b. in

Leonard's, Eastcheap, 3 June, 1635.
William Warren, eld. son of William^ haberdasher, b. in

Sepulcre's par. 14 Jan. 1635.

X646-7.

Samuel Andrewes, third son of Matthew^ grocer, b. in

Martin's par. Ironmonger Lane, 24 May, 1633.
Joseph Andrewes, fourth son of same, b. in same par. 7

Sep. 1638.
Benjamin Davis, eld. son of Ralphs merchant taylor, b. in

Anne's Aldersgate, 7 Aug. 1633.
Michael Yates, only son of Mtchaely b. in Stepney, 22 Feb.

1632.
John Short, third son of Johtiy merchant taylor, b. in

Sepulcre's par. 7 Feb. 1632.
Henry Bankes, eld. son of Matthew^ carpenter, b. at Lee,

CO. Kent, 8 May, 1636.
William Bowtell, second son of JameSy mercer, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 14 Feb. 1634.
John Weaver, only son of Johtiy fruiterer, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 3 Aug. 1636.
John Dansey, second son of Andrew^ clothworker, b. in

Mary Abchurch, 23 Aug. 1634.
John Linell, only son of ThomaSy stationer, b. in Botolph's,

Bishopsgate, 23 Nov. 1633.
Thomas Baker, fourth son of Edward^ gent. b. in Mary

Abchurch, 16 Mar. 1636.
John Tatton, eld. son of Willianty merchant taylor, b. in

Giles' Cripplegate, 13 Jan. 1636.
Joseph Curtis, second son of Josephy merchant taylor, b. at

Eltham, co. Kent, 29 Sep. 1636.
John Jeneway,^ second son of Jeremiahy merchant taylor, b.

in Dunstan's in East, 14 May, 1635.
William Clark, second son of Henry y draper, b. in Allhallows

Staining, 8 Aug. 1635.
John Gover, only son of NicoUiSy merchant taylor, b. in
Botolph Aldgate, 24 Aug. 1633.

^ Roger Rea, citizen and stationer of London ; "dyed very poor, was Parish Clerk
of St. Peter le poer in London.*' (Le Neve's Knights.)

* ^ohn yeneway. The father— Jeremiah— was apprenticed 25 Sep. 1619, and
described as son of Richard, of Maldon, co. Essex, cordwainer. (Jf. T, Binding^,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 179

George Alport,^ only son of GeorgCy merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows, Bread St. 16 June, 1631.
Thomas Catterill, second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor,

b. at Sheldon, co. Warwick, 29 Sep. 1633.
Nicolas Jasper, only son of Nicolas^ skinner, b. in Mary

Whitechapel, 12 Mar. 1637.
Herbert Higgins, second son of Herberty grocer, b. in
• Saviour's, South wark, 6 Mar. 1636.
John Satterthwaite, second son of Richardy stationer, b. in

Michael, Wood St. 7 Mar. 1636.
John Hooker, eld. son of Johtiy tallow chandler, b. in Giles'

in Fields, 2 Aug. 1637.
Osmund Deering, third son of CharleSy merchant, b. in

Michael Royal par. 10 Nov. 1637.
Richard Godard, eld. son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

at Eling, co. Hants, 2 Aug. 1637.
Thomas Smith, only son of Geoffreyy merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's Outwich, 29 Sep. 1637.
Thomas Holding, only son of ThamaSy founder, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 22 Mar. 1634.
Matthew West, only son of Johtiy dealer, b. at Margaret's,

Westminster, 28 Nov. 1636.
Roger Hodgkin, only son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

in Mary Abchurch, 24 Feb. 1636.
John Sausmarez, only son of Johtiy clothworker, b. at St.

Peter le Port, in the Isle of Garnsey, 17 Feb. 1636.
Clement Marsh, eld. son of Roberty cit. and merchant taylor,

b. in Martin's Outwich, 13 Mar. 1636.

X647.

John Senskall, only son of CharkSy Salter, b. in Great

Allhallows, 4 Feb. 1637.
Antony Baker, second son of Jotiathatiy merchant taylor, b.

in Katherine Tower, 21 Oct. 1637.
Henry Shelbery,^ only son of Henryy cit. and scrivener, b.

in Magnus par. 31 Mar. 1636.
Robert Crofts, eld. son of Francisy grocer, b. in Mary

Bothaw, 29 Dec. 1637.
Thomas Heather, only son of Johtiy dealer, b. in John's,

Walbrook, 13 June, 1634.
William Hall, second son of Henryy blacksmith, b, in

Stepney, 2 June, 1634.
Thomas Edwards,' eld. son of ThotnaSy clerk, b. in Helen's

par. 4 Jan. 1633.

^ George Alport apprenticed to a merchant taylor, 1 1 April, 1649. (M. T, Bindings,)

* Henry Shelbery. See Visitation of Middlesex, 1663.

• Thomas Edwards^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1650, M.A. 1680. Rector of East
Codford, CO. Wilts ; died about 1686.

i8o Merchant Taybri School Register.

John Edwards/ second son of the same, b. at Hartford, 26

Feb. 1637.
Francis Hinde, only son of Francis^ merchant taylor, b. in

Trinity Minories, 23 Dec. 1635.
Richard Blake, second son of Johuy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary's Whitechapel, 18 Feb. 1635.
Richard Starr, eld. son of Edmundy fuller, b. in James

Garlickhithe, 31 Dec. 1636.
John Moythen, eld. son of JameSy dealer, b. in Anne's

Aldersgate, 17 April, 1634.
William Crompton,* eld. son of Williamy clerk and Parson

of Lanceston, co. Cornub, b. at Little Kimble, co. Bucks, 1 3 Aug.

1633-
Edward Bowyer, third son of Williamy dealer, b. in Michael

Queme, 2 Feb. 1639.
Thomas Groodwyn, eld. son of Roberty merchant taylor, b.

in Katherine's Tower, 12 Mar. 1635.
Thomas Edwards, third son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b.

in Dionis Backchurch, 6 Oct. 1635.
Adrian Quyney, second son of Richardy grocer, b. at Strat-
ford upon Avon, co. Warw. 26 Jan. 1629.
Thomas Quyney, third son of the same, b. in Steven's,

Walbrook, 14 July, 1632.
Thomas Bingoe, eld. son of JameSy merchant taylor, b. in

Steven's. Coleman St. 16 Dec. 1636.
Thomas Bunbury,' only son of ThomaSy d.d. b. at Reading,

9 April, 1 63 1.
George Gilbert Peirce, only son of Edmundy knight, b. at

Maidstone, co. Kent, 16 Mar. 1634.
Robert Wilson, only son of ThomaSy gent. b. at Moulsey, co,

Surrey (no age given).
William Hyde, eld. son of JameSy grocer, b. in Dunstan's

in the West, 31 Dec. 1634.
. Thomas Hough,* only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b.

in Steven's, Coleman St. 16 Mar. 1654.
Richard Smith, eld. son of Phihpy merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan's in the East, 29 Dec. 1637.
Thomas Higginbotham, eld. son of ThomaSy saddler, b. in

Botolph's Aldgate, Sep. 1637.

» yohn Edwards, of St. John's, Coll, Cambridge, 1653, B.A. 1657. Fellow. M.A.
1 66 1, D.D. 1 69 1. He was ordained by Bp. Sanderson, but soon followed his father in
the support of Presbyterianism. He was sometime minister of St. Peter's, Colchester,
lecturer at Bury, and minister at St. Sepulchre's, Cambridge. Some of his writings
attracted considerable notice, especially the " Socinian's Creed," intended to controvert
Locke's *' Reasonableness of Christians, as declared in the Scriptures." He died in
1716.

* William Crompton, One of this name was Vicar of CoUmnpton, co. Devon, and
died in 1696, having written a "Treatise on Prayer," &c.

* Thomas Bunbury, The father was Vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, and ejected.

* Thomas Hough, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1652.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. i8i

Elisha Coish,* only son oiRichardy skinner or leatherseller,*

b. in Mary Aldermary par. 30 Jan. 1631.
Jacob Butler, third son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

Nicolas Acorns, 18 July, 1633.
Edward Bernard,^ only son of Josephy clerk, b. at Panlerspury,

CO. Northants, i May, 1638.
Ralph Symmons, only son of Ralphy barber-surgeon, b. in

Michael's, Crooked Lane, 12 Jan. 1638.
George Meryfield,* third son of GeorgCy fishmonger, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. 22 July, 1640.
Peter Wroth, third son of Petery knight, b. at Bexley, co.

Kent, 13 May, 1637.
Christopher BuUack, eld. son of Roberty surgeon, b. in

Botolph's Aldersgate, 20 June, 1631.
Thomas Bullack, second son of the same, b. in Edmund's,

Lumbard St. 7 Feb. 1632.
Richard Shrawly, eld. son of ThomcLSy grocer, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 27 June, 1634.
Robert Low, only son of Roberty clothworker, b. in Martin's

Orgar, 23 Aug. 1639.
James Clark, third son of Richardy woodmonger, b. in Little

Allhallows, 29 June, 1647.
William Lait, only son of Williamy cheesemonger, b. in

Botolph's Billingsgate, 19 May, 1634.
Walter Rogers,* third son of Johriy silkman, b. in Edmund's,

Lumbard St. 21 Aug. 1633.
James Rogers, fourth son of the same, b. in same par. 14

Dec. 1637.
Adam Bowen,^ only son of Adanty Salter, b. in Dionis Back-
church, 2 May, 1632.
William Thomlinson, only son of Williamy clothworker, b.

in Benet-fink par. 20 Jan. 1639.
Thomas Ferbame, only son of GervasCy merchant taylor, b.

in Peter's Paul's Wharf, 2 June, 1637.
Thomas Baker, only son of Rowlandy merchant taylor, b. at

Wickham, co. Kent, 6 July, 1634.
Thomas Tonge, fourth son of Germany merchant taylor, b. in

Foster's par. 22 Dec. 1639.
Ashley Cheney,® eld. son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b. in

Gracechurch par. 19 Feb. 1635.

1 Elisha Cbish, of Pemb. Coll. Oxf. 1650, d.m. 1657, F.R.c.P. 1673. Censor, 1676.
He was buried at St. Mary Aldermary, 19 Jan. 1685. (Munk's Roll.)

» Edward Bernard, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1655. Proctor of the University,
1667. Savilian Professor of Astronomy, 1673. A learned astronomer, linguist and •
critic and the author of numerous works. Rector of Cheam. Died 1696.

8 George Meryfieldy elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1656, m.a. 1663, B.D. 1669.

* Walter Rogers, Perhaps Vicar of Fownhope, co. Hereford, 1670- 1690.

6 Adam Bowen, bapt. 10 May, 1632 ; buried 31 Mar. 1659. {Par, Reg.)

^ Ashley Cheney, See notice of other members of the family ante.

1 82 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

William Coleman, eld. son of William^ gent. b. in AUhallows

the Great, 12 June, 1640.
Bence Johnson, eld, son of BencCy gent. b. in Stepney, 19

May, 1636.
William Wakelin, eld. son of Roherty ironmonger, b. in All-
hallows Barking, 21 July, 1639.
Henry Palaeologus,^ only son of AndreWy gent. b. in

Katharine Tower, 31 Jan. 1633.
Arthur Byfield, eld. son of Johfty wine merchant, b. in Mary's

Abchurch, 12 May, 1636.
Lionel Anderson, second son of Wtlliamy gent, b.at Naworth,

CO. Beds. 13 May, 1635.
Thomas Davenport, second son of ThomaSy gent. b. in

Andrew's Undershaft, i May, 1632.
John Ewer,^ eld. son of Wtlliamy barber-surgeon, b. in

Steven's Walbrook, 10 Sep. 1632.
William De la Hay, only son of Williamy fuller, b. in All-
hallows the Less, 14 Feb. 1637.
Richard Gibson, second son of Johtiy cit. and scrivener, b,

in Benet-fink, 7 Aug. 1635.
Isaac Marshall, second son of NicolaSy leatherseller, b. in

Mary Bothaw, 2 Feb. 1637.
Leonard Barrow, eld. son of Johtiy gent. b. at Ainstable, co.

Cumb. 18 Oct. 1631.
Henry Dawes, only son of Johtiy clothworker, b. in Botolph

Aldgate, 12 June, 1636.
William Snell,^ second son of Georgey goldsmith, b. in All-
hallows, Lumbard St. 10 Nov. 1639.
James Moythen, second son of JatneSy carpenter, b. in
. Sepulcre's par, 26 Dec, 1638.
Robert Hall, eld. son of Roherty merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows the Less, 6 Jan. 1638.
Thomas Peeling, only son of Ralphy merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows, Lumbard St. 3 May, 1635.
Philip Hallam, eld. son of Henryy musician, b. in Nicolas

Olaves, 15 July, 1634.
James English, second son of Roherty merchant, b. in

Swithin's, 29 Mar. 1638.
Edward English, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

23 July, 1639.
Tobias Crosby, eld. son of GeorgCy merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan's in the West, 28 July, 1639.
Thomas Gold, eld. son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Whitechapel, 11 June, 1636.

1 Henry PcUaologus. He was probably connected with Theodore Pabeologus, of
Landulph, co. Com. and descended from Thomas, the younger brother of Constantine,
last Christian Emperor of Greece. (See Bums* Refugees,)

» yohn Ewer, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1651.

' William SnelL He died in 1705. (Lineage in Burke's Landed Gentry.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 183

John Lloyd, only son of GeorgCy blacksmith, b. in James

Duke's place, 27 Dec. 1633.
John Vaughan, eld. son of NicolaSy dealer, b. in Bride's par.

27 Oct. 1636.
Thomas Long, second son of George^ merchant taylor, b. at

Pen, CO. Bucks, 27 Oct. 1636.
Charles Bryan, eld. son of GeorgCy merchant taylor, b. in

Martin in the Fields, 20 Jan. 1630.
Henry Minchard, third son of Rdberty notary public, b. in

Magnus par. 10 Aug. 1635.
Thomas Meade, second son of Francisy merchant, b, in

Laurence Pountney, 11 Mar. 1637.
John Gray, eld. son of Henry y salter, b. in Nicolas Acomes,

5 J«ly» 1639.

Peter Gray, second son of the same, b. in same par. 4 Oct.

1640.
Miles Steede, second son of MileSy plaisterer, b. in John

Baptist's par. 25 Feb. 1637.
William Peighan, only son of Williamy merchant, b. at

Hardwick, co. Northants, 25 June, 16J4.
Kendrick Edisbury,^ eld. son of Rtchardy merchant taylor,

b. in Antholin's par. 21 July, 1635.
Francis Edisbury, second son of the same, b. in same pan

6 May, 1640.

Thomas Woolnough, only son of Henryy clerk, B.D. and
Rector of Little Stonham, co. Suff. b. 29 June, 1632.

John Harvey, seventh son of Johfiy merchant taylor, b. in
Mary Abchurch, 15 Apr. 1638.

Samuel Torbock, eld. son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. at
Pinnar, in par. of Harrow on the Hill, co. Middx. 18 July,

1637-
William Bedford, fourth son of ThomaSy clerk, B.D. and

Rector of St. Martin's Outwich, b. at Plymouth, 13 Aug. 1633.
Nicolas Cunliffe,^ eld. son of ElliSy merchant, b. in Allhallows

Barking, 22 May, 1633.
Thomas Brown,' second son of Roherty haberdasher, b. in

Great St. Bartholomew's, 8 Apr. 1633.

1647-8.

John Macro, second son of Ralphy salter, b. at Hackney, 19
July, 1634.

1 Kendrick Edisbury. One of both these names was M.P. for Harwich, and a
Commissioner for Victualling the Navy in 1 710.

« Nicolas Cunliffe, The father— Ellis CunliiFe— was son of John, of Woodhead,
CO. Lane, by Mabel, dau. of Tames Robinson. (See Wilson's Hist, of Laurence
Pountney Parish,) One "Nicolas Cunliffe, gent." was buried at Chislehurst in 1677,
(Lysons.)

• Thomas Brown. " In ejus gratiam literas accepi a Mro. Gatakero.** (Dugard*s
MS. Note.)

184 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Edmund Medlicott/ third son of James^ fuller, b. in Peter's

Paul's Wharf, 20 Jan. 1638.
Robert Prator, only son of Roherty blacksmith, b. in West-
minster, 3 July, 1636.
Stephen Sheffield, second son of John^ clerk, b. at Careby,

CO. Line. 1 9 May, 1 634.
Edward Parry, second son oiElltSy saddler, b. at Whitefoard,

CO. Flint, I Jan. 1636.
Peter Chantry, eld. son of Williamy brewer, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 25 Dec. 1637.
Greorge Roch, second son of ThomaSy dealer, b. in Michael's,

Crooked Lane, 24 June, 1633.
Greorge Viner,^ eld. son of ThomaSy goldsmith and Alderman

of London, b. in Mary Wolnoth par. 14 Feb. 1638.
William Dibney, eld. son of TliomaSy yeoman, b. at Barfield,

CO. Essex, 8 Feb. 1638.
John Worcester, only son of Petety merchant taylor, b. in

St. Edmund's par. 15 Oct. 1634.
Arthur Peepes, fifth son of Arthur y grocer, b. in Allhallows

Staining, i Sep. 1637.
Thomas Kemble, second son of Richardy clothworker, b. in

Edmund's, Lumbard St. 24 Apr. 1636.
John Couchman, eld. son of Johuy draper, b. in Dunstan's

in West, 12 Feb. 1638.
Andrew Smith, eld. son of Williamy merchant, b. in Mary

Hill par. 7 Feb. 1638.
Francis Heath,^ second son of FranciSy dealer, b. in Mary

Bothaw par. 13 Feb. 1638.
Samuel Reynardson,* third son of A hrahaviy merchant taylor

and Alderman of London, b. in Martin's, Outwich, 3 Oct. 1638.
Francis Jorden, eld. son of John^ fuller, b. in Great

Allhallows, 17 April, 1637.
John Sanderson, only son of Roherty surgeon, b. in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, 19 Jan. 1635.
John Emrey, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. in

Sepulcre's, 19 June, 1639.
Edmund Farding, eld. son of Edwardy skinner, b. in

Magdalen's, Bermondsey, 15 Sep. 1636.
Joseph Ayme, third son of Henryy fuller, b. in Allhallows

the Less, 6 July, 1637.
Robert Lecester, second son of Roherty Salter, b. in Botolph's

Billingsgate, 31 Aug. 1635.

* Edmund Medlicott^ married at St. Bartholomew the Less, 6 Aug. 1661, Margaret
Manley, and died in the parish of St. Giles in the Fields. Buried at St. Peter's Paul's
Wharf, II May, 1675. \Note by G, E. Cokayne,)

* George Viner, of St. John's College, Cambridge, b.a. 1658. Citizen and gold-
smith of Condon. Banker to King Charies II. Knighted and succeeded his father.
Sir Thomas, in the baronetcy. He died in 1673. (Burke^s Extinct Baronetage.)

8 Francis Heath, of Trinity HaU, Cambridge, ll.d. by mandate, 1662. (Cooper.)
^ Samuel Reynardson died young and without issue.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 185

Edward Bowyer, third son of Willianij dealer/ b. in

Michael Qaerne, 4 Jan. 1639. {Cf. ante, p. 180.)
Robert Pool/ eld. son of Francis, cutler, b. in Andrew

Wardrobe, 10 Nov. 1637.
Philip Pool, second son of the same, b. in same par. 15 July,

1639.
John Round, eld. son of John, plaisterer, b. in Mary

Staynings, 6 July, 1636.
Owen Crane, eld. son of Owetiy draper, b. at Waltham, co.

Hants, 21 Aug.. 1635.
Edward Paine, second son of Ephrainiy clothworker, b. in

Magnus par. 12 Jan. 1635.
Ephraim Paine, third son of the same, b. in same parish, 2 1

Dec. 1637.
William Ellet, eld. son of Robert, merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Sommersett, 13 July, 1639.
Humphrey Flood, only son of Humphrey, draper, b. in

Thomas Apostle's, 9 Oct. 1637.
Andrew Lant,^ eld. son of Robert, merchant taylor, b. at

Thorpe Underwood, in the parish of Rothwell, co. Northants, 29

Aug. 1638.
Maurice Berkley,' fifth son of Thomas, gent. b. at Spechley,

CO. Wigorn, 16 Aug. 1636.
Christopher Gore,* second son of William, gent. b. at Esher,

CO. Surrey, 26 Aug. 1636.
William Waldron, only son of Robert, grocer, b. in Little

Bartholomew's, 22 Sep. 1637.
James Cokum, eld. son of James, tiler, b. in Mary Abchurch,

5 Feb. 1637.
Thomas Worledg, only son of Thomas, scrivener, b. at

Thistleworth (Isleworth), co. Middx. 23 June, 1636.
Henry Palmer, eld. son of John, cordwainer, b. in Andrew's,

Holbom, 14 Mar. 1632.
Robert Marsh, second son of Robert, merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's, Outwich, 19 Mar. 1638.
Ralph Tookie, eld. son of Thomas, merchant taylor, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 22 Aug. i6j6.
John Jones, second son of vVilltam, citizen and cook, b. in

Benet-fink, 16 Feb. 1636.

X648.

Benjamin Bunting, eld. son of John, baker, b. in Martin's,
Ironmonger Lane, 25 Mar. 1635.

* Robert Pool, of Christ's Coll. Camb. b.a, 1657, m.a. 1661. (Cooper,)

* Andrew Lant, of Thorpe Underwood, esquire, died 1695. (Baker's Northants,)
The father was Master of the M. T. Company.

3 Maurice Berkley, His name does not occiu: in the pedigree of the family entered
at the Visitation of Worcestershire in 1683, and we may, therefore, conclude that he
died young.

* Christopher Gore apprenticed to a merchant taylor, 12 July, 1646, his father being
then dead. (M. T, Bindings,)

1 86 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

William Price, only son of Henrys merchant taylor, b. in

Michael's, Comhill, 24 Mar. 1635.
Francis Risden, eld. son of FranciSy weaver, b. in Botolph's

Billingsgate, 23 Nov. 1634.
Thomas Britain, only son of William^ scrivener, b. in St.

John Zachary, 7 Jan. 1636.
Thomas Johnson, second son of George^ grocer, b. in Andrew's

Undershaft, 12 Dec. 1636.
William Herring, eld. son of William^ skinner, b. in Mary

Magdalen's par. 24 Aug. 1634.
Jonathan Cranford, fifth son of JameSy clerk, b.d. and

Rector of St. Christopher's, London, b. at Brockhole, co.

Northants, 10 Aug. 1638.
Abraham Reynouldes, eld. son of Wtlliamy gent. b. in

Edmund's, Lumbard St. i June, 1636.
James Oneale, fourth son of MoseSy D.D. b. in Londonderry,

7 Aug. 1634.
Samuel Moseley,^ fifth son of Samuely M.A, b. in Ireland, 5

Nov. 1635.
Samuel van-Paine, eld. son of Samuely gent. b. in Laurence

Pountney par. 17 Sep. 1632.
John Hardwick, only son oi Roger y brewer, b. in Katharine's

Tower, 7 Apr. 1638.
Joseph Copinger, eld. son of Johny dealer, b. in Allhallows,

Lumbard St. 10 May, 1640.
John White, only son oiRichardy stationer, b. in Sepulcre's,

27 Sep. 1635.
Edward Parkes, second son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b.

in St. Matthew's, Friday St. 10 Dec. 1633.
John Torbock,^ second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b.

in St. John Evangelist's par. 21 March, 1640.
Matthew Butler, eld. son of Wtllianiy druggist, b. in

Michael's, Comhill, 16 Sep. 1633.
Thomas Butler, second son of the same, b. in same par. 10

Nov. 1635.
Henry Cleaver, third son of Henryy brewer, b. in Great

Allhallows, 19 Apr. 1634.
Charles Cleaver, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish,

17 Apr. 1637.
Thomas Chappell, second son of ThomaSy esquire, b, in

Ireland, 18 Mar. 1640.
John Tildesley, second son of Wtlliamy gfrocer, b. in Ann

Blackfriars, 3 Dec. 1635.
Roger Coleman, only son of RogCTy grocer, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 14 Feb. 1637.

^ Samuel Moselty, The father was of Christ's Coll. Camh. B.A. l6l2, M.A. 161 8.
(Cooper.) The son must not be confounded with a namesake, who was son of John
Mosely, cit. and merchant taylor, and was apprenticed in 1647. (M, T, Bindings,)

» John torbock, admitted of St. John's Coll. Oxford, 1658.

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John Johnson, eld. son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. at

Bonehurst, co. Beds, 25 Aug. 1638.
Thomas Brattell,^ fourth son of Daniel^ gent. b. in the Tower

of London in par. of Peter de Vinculis, 25 Mar. 1637.
Henry Bradley, fourth son of Henry, skinner, b. in Olave's,

Southwark, 23 Feb. 1633.
Henry Foster, second son of Ralph, dealer, b. in Olave's,

Southwark, 28 Jan. 1638.
Edmund Brainthwaite, second son of yohn, fuller, b. in

Mary Wolnoth par. 15 Aug. 1635.
Francis Shepard, eld. son of Francisy scrivener,* b. in St.

MichaeFs, Comhill, 25 Mar. 1633.
Thomas Shepard, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

Aug. 1638.
Aaron Williamson, seventh son of Willianiy baker, b. in

Bartholomew's Exchange par. 3 Aug. 1638.
Thomas Spensly,* eld. son of ThomaSy embroiderer,t b. at

Bury St. Edmund's, co. Suff. 25 July, 1635.
Joshua Foster, eld. son of Ralphy dealer, b. in Katharine

Cree Church, 16 Oct. 1635.
Benjamin Bradley, second son of Henryy skinner, b. in

Olave's, Southwark, 12 July, 1636.
Thomas Bland, only son of Wtlltamy merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan's in West, 13 Dec. 1637.
Richard Rednall, eld. son of Richardy merchant, b. in Mary

Abchurch, 22 Aug. 1638.
John Markland, eld. son of Alexander y fuller, b. in Steven's,

Coleman St. 16 Feb. 1636.
John Farthing, eld. son of Johny cordwainer, b. in Olave's,

Southwark, 16 May, 1635.
John Holder, only son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

Olave's, Hart St. i Feb. 1637.
Francis Fryer, eld. son of ThomaSy draper, b. in Mary

Mounthaw, 7 May, 1637.
William Haines, second son of Williamy yeoman, b. in

Ireland, 3 May, 1634.
Robert Durant,' only son of Nathany clerk, M.A. and

Minister of the English Merchant's Church, in Smyrna, b. at

Hillingdon, co. Middx. 29 Sep. 1635.
Francis Busby, eld. son of FranciSy merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's in the Fields, 20 May, 1636.
Edward Busby, second son of the same, b. in the same

parish, i March, 1639.

* Dugaxd's word is scriptor in this place, bat elsewhere scriniarius.
t The Latin is plumarius,

1 ITufmas Brattell seems to have migrated to Westminster School and proceeded
thence to Ch. Ch. Oxford in 1658, where he graduated b.a. 1661, m.a. 1664. He was
sometime Usher of Magdalen Coll. School. (See Dr» BloxanCs Roll,)

> Thomas SpemUy, One of this name was b.a. of Caius Coll. Camb. 1652.

> Robert Durant. The father died at Hillingdon in 1698. (Lysons,)

1 88 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Swettenham,^ only son of Johriy woodmonger, b. in

Martin's Vintrey, 21 July, 1640.
John Ruddock, second son of Philips merchant taylor, b. in

Swithin's par. 3 Dec. 1638.
James Slade, eld. son of Charles^ gent. b. in the Liberty of

the Tower of London, 9 May, 1637.
Thomas Watkinson, second son of ThomaSy cordwainer, b.

in James' Garlickhithe, 21 Mar. 1636.
Joseph Talcott, eld. son of Johnj merchant taylor, b. in

Clement Danes, 7 Sep. 1637.
John Hajrward, eld. son of John, merchant taylor, b, in

Great Allhallows, 15 Oct. 1639.
Charles Bembridge, eld. son of Christopher^ brewer, b. in

Giles' Cripplegate, 2 May, 1638.
John Welch, eld. son of Robert^ merchant taylor, bom at

Oxford, 2 Feb. 1640.
John Bevis, second son of Johfty merchant taylor, deed, b.

in Giles' Cripplegate, i Jan. 1635.
Thomas Wigg, only son of Thomas^ M.A. b. in St. George's,

South wark, 28 Feb. 1636.
John CoUison, only son of Johfiy clothworker, b. in Grreat

Allhallows, 29 Jan. 1639.
Peter Allen, eld. son of Solomony merchant, b. at Preston,

CO. Northants, 20 Apr. 1635.
John Kiffit, second son of Richardy dealer, b. in Michael's,

Crooked Lane, 6 Jan. 1637.
Henry Anderson, only son of Henry y b. in Martin's in the

Fields, 3 Apr. 1634.
John Warner, third son of Richardy grocer, b. in Fanchurch

par. I Mar. 1635.
William Lock, eld. son of Gervasey mercer, b. in Magnus

par. 5 Oct. 1637.
Peter Phillips, only son of Edwardy cordwainer, b. in Mary

Woolchurch, 18 Apr. 1637.
Richard NicoUs, eld. son of Christopher y gent. b. at Putney,

25 July, 1638.
Robert Chapman, only son of Robert^ printer,* b. in

Allhallows, Lumbard St. 10 Nov. 1637.
William Waterson, eld. son of Johtiy bookseller, b. in St.

Faith's par. 12 Apr. 1637.
John Carter, eld. son of Rowlandy merchant taylor, b. in

Whitechapel, 23 Nov. 1637.
Henry Blake, eld. son of Johuy merchant taylor, b. in

Whitechapel, 7 Nov. 1634-
Edward Thurman,^ second son of Edwardy clerk, M.A. and

Rector of Hallingbury, co. Essex, b. there 24 Dec. 1 634.

• The Latin word is typotheca,

1 Thomas Swettenham, of St. John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1659.

3 Edward Thurman, The father was sometime an Under-Master of Merchant
Taylors* School, and was buried at St. Peter's, Comhill, 28 Jan. 1653-4.

Merchant Taybri School Register. 189

Henry Asgill, eld. son of Johuy painter, b. in Grace Church

par. 24 Aug. 1637.
John Asgill,^ second son of the same, b. in Botolph's Alders-
gate, 22 Aug. 1639.
John Holman, eld. son of Robert^ musician, b. in Allhallows

Staining, 14 Feb. 1635.
Richard Shepheard, third son of Francis^ scrivener, b. in

Michael's, Comhill, 18 Oct. 1640.
Richard Hale, eld. son of Richardy skinner, b. at Windsor,

24 Aug. 1639.
William Cope, second son of Roherty merchant taylor, b. in

Thomas Apostle's, 24 Aug. 1636.
Nathanael Frith,* second son of Ralphs draper, b. in Peter's,

Comhill, 13 Dec. 1637.
Thomas Humstone, eld. son of George^ merchant taylor, b.

in Nicolas Cole Abbey, 13 Dec. 1639.
John Moss, only son of Johiiy merchant taylor, b. in Swithin's

par. 19 Apr. 1637.
Thomas Viner,* second son of ThomaSy goldsmith and

Alderman of London, b. at Hackney, 19 Aug. 1641.
Joseph Staninough, eld. son of Johtiy gent. b. at Enfield,

16 Aug. 1636.
Benjamin Roser, eld. son of Edmundy clothworker, b. in

Stephen's, Coleman St. 29 Oct. 1646.
John Torksey, only son of Johuy merchant taylor, b. in

Leonard's, Shoreditch, 3 Sep. 1638.
Nicolas Tyas, only son of Josephy skinner, b. in Bride's par.

30 Apr. 1639.
Thomas Joyse,* fifth son of Johfiy carpenter, b. in Peter's

Poor par. 24 Aug. 1637.
Henry Joyse, sixth son of the same, b. in same parish, 22

Mar. 1638.
John Kinsley, second son of Johrty carpenter, b. in Olave's,

Hart St. 22 Aug. 1638.
Christopher Cooper, only son of ThonuiSy merchant taylor,

b. in Ann's, Blackfriars, 7 Nov. 1638.
Charles Cockaine,* only son of Edwardy gent. b. at

Marchenton, co. Staff. 13 May, 1638.
John Ebume, eld. son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. at

Harrow on the Hill, 25 July, 1635.

I yohn Asgill^ elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. b.a. i66i, m.a. 1665.

a Nathanael Frith, baptised 17 Dec. 1637. {Par, Reg,)

» Thonuts Viner, brother of Sir George. Clerk of the Patents ; died 5 Feb. 1666.
(Ped. penes Coll, Arm,)

* Thomas Joyse, One of this name was of Wadham Coll. Oxford, b.d. 1661.

* Charles Cockaine, Probably related to Sir Aston Cokayne, the poet and
dramatist, and to Sir Thomas, whose monument is a conspicuous feature in Ashboum
Church, CO. Derby. (See Cox^s Churches of Derbyshire,) There is no notice of Charles
Cockaine in the Par. Reg. of Marehington.

I go Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John HoUyer,' eld. son of JameSy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Bothaw's par, 24 Aug. 1640.
John Jones, eld. son oi Francis^ draper, b, in St. Christopher's

par. I Aug. 1636.
Edward Bishopp, only son of Richard^ dealer, b. in Saviour's

South wark, 25 Dec. 1638.
Robert Skeetes, third son of JameSy gent. b. at Tenterden,

CO. Kent, 2 Feb. 1635.
Richard Seed, eld. son of Rtchardy dealer, b. in Nicolas

Cole Abbey, 25 Jan. 1640.
Ralph Pigg, eld. son of Ralphs merchant taylor, b. in St.

Katharine's par. 5 Oct. 1639.
Thomas Hammond, only son of Richard^ draper, b. in Great

Allhallows, 29 July, 1639.
Edmund Slade, second son of CharleSy gent. b. in St. Mary

Whitechapel, 28 June, 1639.
John Simmons, only son of Johuy carpenter, b. in Dunstan's

in the West, 3 April, 1641.
James Hall, sixth son of Henry y blacksmith, b. in Stepney,

24 Aug. 1635.
Henry Futter, second son of Henry y merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Wolnoth's, 4 Jan. 1640.
Samuel Stone,* only son of Samuely brewer, b. in Michael's

Queenhithe, 9 July, 1637.
James Faulkner, second son of Johny poulterer, b. in

Katharine Cree Church, 19 July, 1635.
Thomas Butler, eld. son of ThomaSy b. at Leeds, co. Ebor,

2 Feb. 1638.
Peter Paggen,' eld. son of Peter y gent. b. at Lambeth, 3 Oct.

1642.
Philip Nevill,* eld. son of Philipy stationer, b. in St. Faith's

par. 13 Mar. 1638.
Robert Nevill, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

17 Nov. 1640.
Simon Glover, eld. son of Williamy merchant taylor, b. in

Leonard's Foster Lane, 25 Dec. 1635.
Nathanael Langhom, only son of Williamy weaver, b. in

Mary Magdalen's, 2 April, 1638.
Zachary Peate, second son of Georgey merchant taylor, b.

in Steven's, Coleman St. 29 Sep. 1638.
Josiah Windsor, only son of GeorgCy cutler, b. in Mary

Woolchurch, 4 Feb. 1634.

» John Hollyer. Perhaps M.A. of Cambridge, 1671. (Cooper,)

s Samuel Stone^ of Corpus Christi Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1659, M.A. 1663.

> Peter Paggen, a brewer in Lambeth of some importance. He was descended from
William Paggen, who came from Hensburg in Gulickland.

* PhUip Nevill, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf, 1656 ; admitted of Gray's Inn,
1657.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 191

John Walker,^ only son of Williamy turner, b. in Botolph's

Aldersgate, 26 Nov. 1636.
Thomas Bowyer, eld. son of Thomas^ clerk, b. in Peter's

Poor par. 4 June, 1635.
Thomas Honywood,^ second son oiBenonty merchant taylor,

b. in Clement's, Eastcheap, 24 Mar. 1635.
Thomas Rodolph, only son of Thomas^ gent. b. at Corton

Denham, co Som. 29 June, 1636.
Henry Sheafe, third son of Richardy gent. b. at Rolvenden,

CO. Kent, 3 June, 1634.
Samuel Babington, eld. son of Samtiely gent. b. in Nicolas

Acorns, 15 Feb. 1637. '

Thomas Hide, second son of JameSy grocer, b. in Dunstan's

le West, 12 June, 1637.
Thomas Ewer, eld. son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. at

Waltham Abbey, 29 Sep. 1638.
Samuel Blackmore, third son of Wtngfieldy dyer, b. in

Peter's Cheape, 21 Dec. 1639.
Thomas Careless, eld. son of Richardy musician, b. in

Sepulcre's, 15 Feb. 1638.

Z649.

John Preston, second son of Michaely skinner, b. in Mary

Bothaw's, 20 Nov. 1637.
Thomas Dawks, only son of ThomaSy printer, b. at Kelm-

scott, CO. Oxon, 8 Oct. 1636.
Stephen Pownoll, second son of Nathanaely b. in Gregory^s

by Paul's, 12 Jan. 1638.
John Grorrham, eld. son of JohUy woolman, b. in Andrew's

Undershaft, 3 Sep. 1639.
John Eldred,* third son of Peter y grocer, b. in Christopher's

par. 3 May, 1638.
Christopher Sandys, only son of JonathaUy merchant taylor,

b. in Martin's, Outwich, 3 March, 1638.
Cesar Sutton, second son of JohUy gent. b. in St. Stephen's,

CO. Kent, 29 May, 1634.
John Parkes, third son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b. in

St. Matthew's, Friday St. 24 May, 1639.
Thom£is Gilbume, only son of Henryy esquire, b. in St.

George's, Southwark, 14 Feb. 1639.
Daniel Marshall,* eld. son of Williamy sculptor, b. in St.

Andrew's, Holbom, 10 Jan. 1636.

» John Walker. Perhaps of Jesus ColL Camh. B.A. 1657. (Cooper,)

* Thomas Honywood^ cf, ante for note on the father's parentage.

» John Eldred, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1654, M.A. 1661.

^ Daniel Marshall, Redgrave mentions one Edward Marshall who practised as a
sculptor towards the middle of the 17^*^ century, and also Joshua, who was Master-
Mason to Charles II. but no William occurs. {Dictionary of Painters^ &c.)

192 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Marshall,^ second son of the same, b. in same parish,

25 Sep. 1638.
Job May, only son of JameSy fuller, b. in St. Olave's, South-

wark, 26 June, 1638.
John Dowle, only son of Rowland^ yeoman, b, in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, 29 Feb. 1640.
Thomas Bull, fourth son of Sethy skinner, b. in St. John

Baptist's par. 5 Dec. 1639.
John Warde, only son of Johnj ostler,* b. in St. Peter's,

Westminster, 15 July; 1639.
John Buckley,* second son of ThotnaSy draper, b. in St.

Mary's, Cambridge, 3 Apr. 1639.
William Manby, eld. son of Stepheriy fishmonger, b. in

Magnus par. 3 Feb. 1636.
Thomas How, second son of Josephy merchant taylor, b. in

Katharine Cree Church, 22 Nov. (year omitted), aged 12 on

admission.
John Wightman, eld. son of Christopher y merchant taylor,

b. in Whitechapel, 17 Aug. 1639.
Francis Ansloe, second son of Benjaminy fuller, b. in Grreat

Allhallows, 7 Apr. 1635.
William Hutton, eld. son of Johtiy merchant taylor, b. in

Michael's, Wood St. 15 Mar. 1640.
Thomas Neale, only son of ThomaSy wine merchant, b. in

Saviour's, South wark, 14 Mar. 1636.
Adam Lion, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. at

Hambledon, co. Bucks, 12 Oct. i6j6.
William Field, eld. son of Wtlliamy yeoman, b. in St.

Michael, Bassishaw, 4 Mar. 1639.
William Jones, eld. son oiRichardy yeoman, b. in Allhallows

Barking, 15 Jan. 1635.
George Chapman, only son of Lanceloty woodmonger, b. in

Magnus par. 14 Nov. 1639.
Geoflfrey Pin, second son of Warner y b. in Botolph's Aldgate,

29 Aug. 1639.
Thomas Davis, third son oiMattheWy gent. b. in Whitechapel,

25 Dec. 1636.
Richard Bowden, eld. son of ThomaSy surgeon, b. in Mary

Aldermary, i May, 1636.
Leonard Horsey, only son of Johny dealer, b. in Martin's

Orgar, 27 Feb. 1636.
John Flamstead, eld. son of Johny cutler, b. in Swithin's

par. 12 Sep. 1633.
Thomas Swadling, second son of ThomaSy clerk, b. in

Botolph's Aldgate, 15 Apr. 1640.
Richard Bullock, eld. son of Richardy wine merchant, b. in

Maudlin's, Milk Street, 27 Mar. 1636.

* Osder. Latin, stabtdo,

^ Thomas Marshall^ of Corpus Christi College, Camb. B.A. 1658. {Cooper.)

» John Buckley^ of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, B.A. 1659.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 193

John Brand,^ only son of Johity merchant taylor, b. at

Thurlstone, co. Leic. 29 May, 1638.
Robert Bowyer, third son of Thomas^ clerk, b. in Peter's

Poor, I Feb. 1638.
Benjamin Knight, third son of Georgey grocer, b. in

Katharine Cree Church, 14 July, 1637.
Richard Gower, eld. son oiRtchardy clothworker, b. in Mary

Bothaw, 19 Nov. 1639.
Roger Peele, eld. son of Roger y clothworker, b. in Andrew's

Undershaft, 15 Oct. 1637.
Greorge Bumeil, eld. son of LaurencCy merchant taylor, b.

in Aldermanbury, 28 Sep. 1638.
John Courtney, only son of Andrew y broiderer, b. in

Botolph's Aldersgate, 10 June, 1640.
Samuel Pyne, eld. son of NicolaSy clothworker, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 28 Oct. 1639.
John Pilsworth, only son of Adaniy merchant taylor, b. in

Bennefs Paul's Wharf, 25 Mar. 1638.
John Cook, only son of Johny clerk, b. in par. of Stour, co.

Dorset, 25 Sep. 1636.
Ralph Tomlins, only son of Ralphy clothworker, b. in

Steven's Coleman St. 10 Dec. 1639.
Isaac Root,^ only son of IscuiCy merchant taylor, b. in Trinity

par. 20 Aug. 1 641.
William Webster, eld. son of Williamy merchant, b. in

James' Duke's Place, 2 Mar. 1640.
Bernard Smith, eld. son of Bernardy yeoman, b. in Olave's

Hart St. 22 May, 1639.
Peter Walter,* only son of Petery innkeeper, b. in Mary

Mounthaw par. 11 Oct. 1637.
Henry Simmons, only son of Edwardy clerk, b. at Raine,

CO. Essex, II Feb. 1641.
Roger Kirkman, eld. son oiLemuely dealer, b. in AUhallows

Barking, 13 Sep. 1638.
William Clark, third son of Richardy woodmonger, b. in

Little AUhallows, 8 Feb. 1641.
Robert Woolly, eld. son of Willianiy wine merchant, b. in

Dunstan's in the West, 29 Sep. 1640.
Richard Johnson, second son of Richardy merchant taylor,

b. at Bonehurst, co. Beds, 29 July, 1641.
John Moody, only son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in Mary

Aldermanbury, 27 Mar. 1637.
Andrew Clark, only son of Andrew y merchant taylor, b. in

Magnus par. 9 June, 1638.

1 John Brand, "tahe confectus, vitam cum morte commutavit, Sep. 7, 1655."
{MS. note in Dugard*s Register,)

« Isaac Root admitted of St. John's Coll. Oxford, 1658.
r I

O

3 Peter Walter, Was this the Usurer whom the poet, Pope, has held up to
scorn?

194 Merchant Taylori School Register.

George Hayward, eld. son of Humphrey^ scribe, b. in

Andrew Undershaft, 26 Aug. 1633.
Gersom Homes, second son of Gersotny yeoman, b. at

Chickwell, co. Essex, 1 Oct. 1634.
Alexander Davies, second son of John^ draper, b. in Olave's

Jewry, 17 Apr. 1636.
Benjamin Parsons, only son of Robert^ saddler, b. in

Ethelborow par. 30 Nov. 1637.
Thomas Danks, third son of John^ chief cook at St. Peter's

College, Cambridge, b. in St. Mary's par. Cambridge, 13 Jan.

1638.
Richard Predmore, fifth son of Rtchardy plaisterer, b. in

Michael's Bassishaw, 23 June, 1636.
Robert Pepys,^ eld. son of Richard^ merchant, b. at

Mansfield, co. Notts, 3 Aug. 1636.
George Conquer, second son of Alexander ^ yeoman, b. at

Stepney, 25 Nov. 1632.
Nicolas Smith, eld. son of Nicolas^ shoemaker, b. in Magnus

par. 25 Mar. 1641.
John Gold, eld. son of Simony fishmonger, b. in Margaret's,

New Fish St. 24 June, 1637.
John Lee, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in Ethelborow

par. 21 April, 1639.
Thomas Wood, second son of ThomaSj grocer, b. in St.

George's, Southwark, 17 June, 1639.
Simon Dring, eld. son of AnUmyy merchant taylor, b. in

Austin's par. 8 Sep. 1638.
Joseph Rawson, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

John Baptist's par. 9 Mar. 1636.
William Rawson, second son of Willianiy merchant taylor,

b. 9 Oct. 1639.
Robert Eldred, eld. son of Henrys clothworker, b. in St.

Mary Hill, 15 Aug. 1638.
Isaac Prior, eld. son of Williamy merchant taylor, b. in

Great Allhallows, 24 Nov. 1639.
Thomas PownoU, third son of Nathanaely gent. b. in St.

Gregory's, i Nov. 1640.
Henry Porter, second son of Johny woodmonger, b. in

Queenhithe, 21 Oct. 1639.
Edward Davis, third son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Mounthaw, 7 Sep. 1640.
John Clark,2 eld. son of Humphrey^ gent. b. in Little

Allhallows, 9 Dec. 1642.
Henry Marshal, third son of William^ sculptor, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 26 Sep. 1641.

1 Robert Pepys, of Queen's Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1658. (Cooper,)

* yohn Clark, The Registers of Allhallows the Less record the marriages of
Humphrey Clark, of St. Sepulcre's, and Mary Lydall, 14 Sept. 1624, and cS* Mr.
Humphrey Clark, junr. and the Lady Margaret Southcoat, widow, 26 June, 1649.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 195

Anastasius Cotton Jackson Lightfoot,^ third son of JohUy ,

clerk and Rector of Ashley, co. Staff, b. there 28 May, 1635.
Edward Wright, only son of Edward^ merchant taylor, b.

at Bampton, co. Oxen, 15 Sep. 1637.
Samuel Mabbott, eld. son of Johriy skinner, b. in Mary

Magdalen, Bermondsey, 29 Dec. 1637.
Ralph Walker, eld. son of Ralphs yeoman, b. at Holland,

in par. of Wiggin, co. Lanc^. 2 June, 1639.
Nicolas Thatcher, eld. son of Richard^ girdler, b. in Bride's

par. 3 June, 1637.

1649-50.

Richard Foardham, eld. son of Francis j gent. b. at Barham,

CO. Line. 9 Jan. 1635.
Robert Foardham, second son of the same, b. in same par.

24 Dec. 1637.
William Foardham, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

21 Dec 1641.
Henry Vere, eld. son of Henry^ haberdasher, b. in Bride's

par. 3 Jan. 1639.
Samuel Finch, eld. son of Francis, clothworker, b. in

Magnus par. 3 Dec. 1636.
Francis Finch, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

2 April, 1638.
John Finch, third son of the same, b in same parish, 23

Jan. 1639.
John Adams, only son of Johny gent. b. at Finchley, co.

Middx. 13 Dec. 1636.
Edward Odway, only son of Arthur , gent. b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 23 June, 1636.
Joseph Tarlton, eld. son of Matthew, cordwainer, b. in

Bowe par. London, 2 Feb. 1638.
John Grave, eld. son oijohn, merchant taylor, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 29 Sep. 1638.
Robert Fawcett, eld. son of Robert, b. in Mary Wolnoth

par. 3 Mar. 1639.
Richard Claxton, second son of Richard, musician, b. in

Botolph's Aldersgate, 11 Jan. 1637.
Henry Bolton, eld. son oi* Richard, dealer, b. in Andrew

Hubbard, 25 Oct. 1638.
Thomas Herbert, eld son of Thomas, merchant taylor, b. in

Great Allhallows, 5 Nov. 1639.
James Higgs, eld. son of John, cordwainer, b. in Allhallows

le Wall, 12 Nov. 1639.
Thomas Shrawley, second son of Thomas, grocer, b. in St.

Mary Hill, 27 Jan. 1635.
Edmund Carpenter, second son of Thomas, grocer, b. in

Magnus par. 23 June, 1637.

1 A,C.y, Light foot, of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, M.A. 1658, son of Dr. John Light-
foot, Master of Cath. Hall and Professor of Hebrew. The occurrence of more christian
names than one at this date is noteworthy.

196 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Richard Harris, eld. son of Richard^ merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's Undershaft, 16 Jan. 1639.
Benjamin DoUowfield, eld. son of Francis^ b. in Botolph

Billingsgate, 3 Mar. 1635.
Richard Grravil, eld. son oiRichardy gent. b. at Hereford, 14

Feb. 1635.
Christopher Washford, only son of Christopher ^ clothworker,

b. in St. George's, Southwark, 27 Sep. 1639.*
Edward Mayo, eld. son of Edward^ merchant taylor, b. in

Michael's Querne, March, . . . aged 13 on admission.
Samuel Fletcher, eld. son of Willianij cook, b. in Martin's

Outwich, 9 Sep. 1638.
John Milner,^ eld. son oi Richard, gent. b. in Michael Royal,

I May, 1637.
Denis Jennings, second son of DeniSy innkeeper, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 3 Jan. 1636.
George Sheffield,* eld. son of GeorgCj scrivener, b. in Gregory

by Paul's, 20 Feb. 1649.

Atq : haec sunt nomina Discipulorum, quos ego Guilielmus
Dugard in Scholam liberam dignissimae Societatis Mercatorum
Scissorum admisi k Maii io""° 1644 ad Februarii 20"" 1649. Quo
tempore, k Concilio novi-Status ab Archididascalatiis officio
summotus et in Carcerem Novae-Portae conjectus sum, ob banc
praecipud causam, quod Claudii Salmasii Librum (qui inscribitur
Defensio Regia pro Carolo /"** ad Sereni/simum Regem Carolum
jj^^ legilimum hceredem ^/ j«fffw^r^»2)typismandandum curaveram;
Typographic insuper integro spoliatus, ad valorem mille librarum,
minimiim : nihil jam reliquum habens unde victum quaeram Uxor!
et sex liberis, quos Dei misericordis et benignissimi Patris provi-
dential aiendos committo et commendo per Jesum Christum
Dominum nostrum.

Guilielmus Dugard.
il Carcere Novae-Portae,
Martii 7"°

Anno Domini 1649.

[Mr. Dugard*s imprisonment in Newgate, mentioned in the foregoing note, was of
short duration and on April 15th he opened a private school on Peter's Hill, into whidi
were admitted several of the scholars who had been under him at Merchant Taylors',
together with others whose names are recorded in the MS. volume from which our extracts
have been made (foU 181 iofol, 202). Mr. Dugard was restored to his Head Mastership
in September of the same year, and the names of those scholars who had been admitted
in the interval by John Stevens, LL.B., the temporary Head Master, are subjoined.
Editor.']

Richard Jones, eld. son of Willianiy merchant taylor, b. in
Allhallows le Wall, 7 Sep. 1638.

* Mr. Dugard adds <' admissus est Januarii 30 [die parricidio Regis Carol! I. infami],
1649."

1 John Milner, possibly Consul General in Portugal. (See Chester*s WestminsUr
Abbey Registers, p. 47.)

' George Sheffield. One of this name was of Eman. ColL Camb. b,a« 1666.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 197

William Jones, second son the same, b. in same parish, 13

Oct. 1639.
Thomas Hall, only son of Thomas j grocer, b. at Enfield, 16

Oct. 1636.
Thomas Porter, second son of Johfty innholder, b. at

Goddleman (Godalming), co. Surrey, 12 Mar. 1637.
John Stringer,^ second son of Johny dancing master,* b. in

Sepulcre's par. 12 Mar. 1638.

1650.
Simon Gold, second son of Simonj fishmonger, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. 14 April, 1640.
John Stock, second son of Charles^ plaisterer, b. in Great

Allhallows, 2 Jan. 1637.
Matthew Cutler, eld. son of Matthew^ yeoman, b. at

Northampton, 28 Mar. 1642.
Thomas Hunt,* eld. son oiMichaely draper, b. in St. Sepulcre's

par. 23 Aug. 1635.
John Tailor, second son oi Antony ^ yeoman, b. in Allhallows

le Wall, 10 June, 1638.
John Jones, third son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows le Wall, 29 Oct. 1641.
John Trelawny,^ second son of Roherty esquire, b. at

Plymouth, 1633.
Robert Trelawny, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

2 Nov. 1634.
John Mark, only son of Johny sailor, b. in Mary Abchurch,

14 Feb. 1640.
John Clay, eld. son of Johny fuller, b. in Great Allhallows,

14 Sep. 1639.
William Smith, eld. son of Wtlltanty b. in Bride's parish,

II March, 1639.
Joseph Moseley, only son of ThomaSy carrier, b. in St. Mary

Hill, 21 July, 1639.
William Warner,^ eld. son of Armtger\ Warner y b. in

Olave's, Southwark, 5 Aug. 1640.
Francis Clayton, eld. son of Alexander y merchant taylor, b.

at Althara, co. Salop, 2 Oct. 1638.
Andrew Simons, second son of Roherty cordwainer, b. in

Dunstan's in le West, 29 Oct. 1641.

♦ Dancing master. Latin, tripudiarius,

t Mr. Dugard uses this word, hut whether as a surname or as an equivalent to
" Squire *' does not appear.

1 John Stringer, The possible connection of this boy with Sir Thomas Stringer,
Judge of the King's Bench, has been already noticed (cf, ante,)

» Thomas Hunt, of Trin. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1657, m.a. 1661. (MS, note hy C, ff.
Cooper,)

' jfohn Trelawny, of Ham, in the tithing of Pennycross, co. Devon. (Ped, penes
CoU, Arm.) The father died in 1643 or 1644. Will proved at C. P. C. (6 Rivers,)

* William Warner, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1657, M.A. 1664, B. and D.M. 1676.
Fdlow of the Royal College of Physicians, 1680. (Munk's Roll.)

198 Merchant Taylori School Register.

John Handidey, second son of Willtaniy cutler, b. in

AUhallows Barking, 28 Aug. 1639.
Thomas Grraves, eld. son of Johftj basketmaker, b. in Mary-
Summerset par. 31 Jan. 1640.
Edward Tomson, eld. son of Richard^ cordwainer, b. at

Derby, 14 Feb. 1641.
Francis Watson, only son of Francis^ fowler, b. in Mary

Islington, 11 Dec. 1636.
William Edlin,^ second son of Richard^ brewer, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, i Mar. 1637.
Richard Holt, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 5 Dec. 1637.
John Roberts, second son of Denovetj innholder, b. in

Mildred's, Bread St. 29 Sep. 1635.
Simon Bardolph, eld. son of Siinon^ merchant taylor, b. in

Stepney,* 12 Feb. 1639.
Henry Hough, only son of Henry y yeoman, b. in Allhallows

le Wall, 15 April. 1636.
Nathanael CoUingwood,^ only son of Ralphs scrivener, b. in

Dublin, 25 Mar. 1637.
John Prother, second son of Johtiy merchant taylor, b. 2

Feb. 1640.
William Nicholson, eld. son of Christopher^ b. at Poulton,

CO. Lane. 11 Feb. 1635.
Harbottle Wingfield,'* eld. son of Henry y gent. b. at Burrow,

CO. Line. 25 Jan. 1638.
John Brain,* eld. son of George^ shoemaker, b. at Exeter, 2

Jan. 1636.
William Hood, only son of William^ merchant taylor, b. at

Waddust (I'.tf. Wadhurst), co. Sussex, 28 Oct. 1637.
Greorge Clayton, second son of Caspar y dealer, b. in Edmund's,

Lumbard St. 29 Dec. 1639.
Thomas Dutton, second son of Christopher y tinman, b. in

Peter's Poor, 11 Oct. 1638.
John Howard, eld. son of CharleSy chandler, b. in Savoy

par. 25 Feb. 1640.
Giles Baggs, second son of GileSy fishmonger, b. in Michael

Queenhithe, 6 Apr. 1640.
Thomas Jenny,* second son of Williamy merchant, b. in

Laurence Pountney, 22 Sep. 1638.
Christopher Jenny,® third son of the same, b. in same parish,

19 Feb. 1640.

1 William Edlin^ of Sidney Sussex Coll. Camb. b.a. 1659, M.A. 1668.

' Nat, CoUtngwood. See earlier list for his father^s admission.

» Harbottle Wing fields of Crowfield, co. Suffolk, living 1664. This branch of the
Wingfield family descended from Robert, seventh son of Sir Anthony Wingfield, of
Lctheringham, knt. (See Blare's Rutland^ p. 66.)

♦ John Brain, elected to St. John's, 1654.

5 Thomas Jenny, a descendant of Sir Christopher Jenny, Justice of the Common
Pleas.

« Christopher Jmny^ probably D.D. and Archdeacon of Ossoty, Ireland, 1695-1700..

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 199

Charles Smith, second son of i?/<:^r^, woolman,b. in Andrew

Hubbard, 23 Oct. 1639.
William Holt, second son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Little Eastcheap Clements, 7 June, 1640.

Atq : haec sunt nomina discipulorum quos admisit Joannes
Stevens, ll.b. k Februarii 20, 1649, ad Septemb. 25, 1650.
Quo tempore per Societatem Mercatorura Scissoram (Autoritate
tamen, et jussu Concilii Statiis) amotus est ab Officio Archididas-
calatiis, et Guil. Du Gard in pristinum locum restitutus.

pn Mr. Dugard's MS. there follows a List of all those who were reckoned as scholars
at the time of his resumption of the Head Mastership. In it a two names occur which
do not appear elsewhere, but unfortunately no particulars are added. Editor,'\

Richard Gore, b. 19 Nov. 1639. (In First Form.)
Abraham Hackett. (In Second Form.)

Elenchus sive nomina Discipulorum qui admissi sunt in
Scholam liberam Dignissimae Societatis Mercatorum Scissorum
ab eo tempore. [Septembris sc. 25, 1650.] Quo Guilielmus
Dugard, in Artibus Magister, et Collegii Sidneiani apud Canta-
brigienses alumnus, provinciam Scholae regendam, k Societate,
hortatu Concilii-StatAs, sibi restitutam, amoto Joanne Stevens,
denuo in se suscepit.

Francis Shepherd, re-admitted.

Thomas Shepherd, re-admitted.

Richard Shepherd, re-admitted.

Roger Rea, re-admitted.

Philip Nevill, re-admitted.

Robert Nevill, re-admitted.

John Eldred.

Henry Henlock,^ admitted previously, viz. 2 Jan. 1648, and
also a pupil in Dugard's private school, re-admitted.

John Seed, re-admitted.

Henry Simmons, re-admitted.

John Edwards, re-admitted.

John Williamson, eld. son of Richardy Salter, b. in Martin's
Orgar, 12 Oct. 1639.

George Doggett, fourth son oi Antony ^ b. in Nicolas Olave's,
I Nov. 1638.

Clement Mauling, only son of Clementy merchant taylor, b.
in Maudlin's, Old Fish St. 3 Nov. 1638.

Israel Edwards,^ third son of ThomaSy clerk, b. in Hellen's
par. 6 Apr. 1641.

Richard Foardham, re-admitted.

Robert Foardham, re-admittted.

1 Henry Henlock, No previous entry of this scholar occurs in Mr. Dugard's List.
> Israel Edwards, elected to St. John's CoU. Ozf. 1658.

200 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Edward Pain, eld. son of ^^/war^, fishmonger, b. in Maudlin's,

Old Fish St. 2 Jan. 1636.
Thomas Marshall, re-admitted.
Henry Marshall, re-admitted.
Thomas White, eld. son of WhitCy gent. b. at

Lambeth, 4 Nov. 1636.
Isaiah Dawlman, second son of Dawhnariy gent. b.

in Faith's par. 13 Nov. 1636.
Joseph Smith, eld. son of Thomas^ b. in Peter's Paul's

Wharf, 23 Nov. 1637.
John Hutchins, eld. son of Jokny merchant taylor, b. in

Michaers, Cornhill, 12 Oct. 1637.
James Fitkin, only son of Roherty cook, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 21 Nov. 1638.
William Foardham, re-admitted.
James Gray, second son of Henryj surgeon, b. in Peter's

Paul's Wharf, 3 Feb. 1649.
William Walklett, eld. son of Gregory, grocer,h, at Uttoxeter,

20 Auf^. 1639.
John Walklett, second son of the same, b. in Andrew's,

Holborn, 10 Feb. 1641.
John Gray, re-admitted.
Peter Gray, re-admitted.
John Wall, eld. son of J^ohn, draper, b. in Gregory's by

Paul's, 3 Sep. 1640.
George Allen, eld. son of Joh/iy painter, b. at Gretton, co.

Northants, i May, 1634.
John Cook, re-admitted.
Robert Cotherington, re-admitted.
Richard Hainsworth, eld. son of Richard, dealer, b. in St.

Gregory's par. 30 Jan. 1635.
John Deering, only son of John, grocer, b. at Tid St. Giles,

CO. Camb. 18 Dec. 1637.
Thomas Mayer, eld. son of Thomas, gent. b. in Bonnet's

Paul's Wharf, 19 Dec. 1637.
William Bland, re-admitted.
William Smith, re-admitted.
Edmund Carpenter, re-admitted.
Christopher Waters, eld. son of Christopher, gent. b. in

Ireland, 27 Oct. 1649.
Cornelius Jones, re-admitted.
Samuel Gauson, second son of Edward, clothworker, b. in

Great Allhallows, 11 Mar. 1640.
Thomas Hammond, only son of Richard, draper, b. Great

Allhallows, 29 July, 1639.
John Smith, eld. son of Antony, painter, b. in Dunstan's le

West, 5 Sep. 1638.
Anastasius C. J. Lightfoot, re-admitted.
John Wenham, only son oi Richard, shoemaker, b. in Christ's

Church, 5 Mar. 1636.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 201

Richard White,^ eld. son of Richard^ skinner, b. in Steven's,

Coleman St. 16 July, 1636.
Thomas Roe,^ eld. son of Thomas^ silkman, b. in Antholin's

par. 15 Dec. 1639.
William Whitchurch, eld. son of Henry^ weaver, b. in

Peter's Cheap, 22 Feb. 1636.
John Hutt, second son of Willianiy cheesemonger, b. in

Little Allhallows, 20 May, 1640.
Robert Snell,' third son of George^ goldsmith, b. in All-
hallows, Lumbard St. 17 May, 1642.
Thomas Buckmaster, eld. son of ThomaSy woodmonger, b.

in Andrew's Wardrobe, 19 July, 1641.
Thomas Dickinson, eld. son of ThomaSy cit. and poulterer,

b. in Christ's Church, 12 May, 1640.
Josias Solme, only son of jBrfze^^r^, fishmonger, b. in Katharine

Cree Church, 17 April, 1638.
Samuel Cotton, eld. son of Edmundy skinner, b. at Thun-

dridge, co. Herts, 25 April, 1639.
Edward Simonds, eld. son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b.

in Allhallows, Lumbard St. 8 July, 1639.
John Hitch, eld. son of Johfty surgeon, b. in St. John's,

Walbrook, 28 June, 1639.
Antony Stanlake, eld. son of Antony y fuller, b. at Windsor,

29 June, 1640.
Thomas Hipwell, only son of ThomaSy fruiterer, b. in Mary

Mounthaw, 13 Nov. 1637.
Richard Jones, only son of Griffithy barber-surgeon, b. in

Michael's Queenhithe, 19 May, 1639.
Joseph Ball, second son of Christophery basketmaker,* b. in

Olave's, Hart St. 26 Oct. 1638.
Henry Rumsey, eld. son of Edwardy esquire, b. at Crick-

howell, 22 Aug. 1635.
Edward Rumsey, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

8 Sep. 1638.
Walter Rumsey, eld. son of Pedwardtny grocer, b. in Martin's

Orgar, 3 Nov. 1640.
George Dogged, fourth son of Antony y cordwayner, b. in

Nicolas Olave's, i Nov. 1638.
Edward Ewer, second son of Williamy surgeon, b. in

Stephen's, Walbrook, 8 July, 1636.
John le Gay, second son of IsaaCy merchant, b. in Le Bow

par. London, 20 May, 1638.

♦ Basketmaker. Latin, victor,

1 Richard White, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1653, m.a. 1660.

* Thomas Roe. Was he related to Col. Owen Roe, the Parliamentary officer, whose
father was a silkman ?

' Robert Snell died in 1666. (See Pedigree of this family in Burke's Landed
Gentry.)

202 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Peter le Gay,^ third son of the same, b. in same parish, 20

Jan. 1640.
John le Poutr^, only son of John^ merchant, b. in Nicolas

Acorns, 20 Apr. 1640.
Jeremiah Gumill, seventh son of Robert^ armourer, b. in

Little Bartholomew's, 7 June, 1640.
Thomas Boyce, second son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b.

in Michaers, Crooked Lane, 16 Dec. 1649.
John Torbuck,^ second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b.

in John Evangelist's, 21 Mar. 1641.
Francis Smith, second son of William^ merchant, b. in

Allhallows Barking, 15 May, 1638.
Nicolas Houghton, second son of George^ fishmonger, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. i Nov. 1641.
Philip Adams, eld. son of Johrij dealer, b. in Antholin's,

10 Nov. 1637.
David Nash, only son of Nathanaely blacksmith, b. at

Windsor, 10 Feb. 1640.
Thomas Britain, only son of Thomas^ basketmaker, b. in St.

Mary Hill, 12 Feb. 1638.
Vincent Luling, only son of Antony ^ b. in John Evangelist's,

4 Apr. 1 641.
Caleb Neal, only son of Calebs wine merchant, b. in Little

Allhallows, 6 Aug. 1640.
Henry Parker, eld. son of Henry ^ arms' painter, b. in Anne

Aldersgate, 5 July, 1638.
Thomas Packer, third son of Johny gardener, b. in Gfeorge's,

South wark, 12 Aug. 1638.
Charles Smith, second son of Richard^ woolman, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 27 Oct. 1639.
John Hudnall, eld. son of John^ wine merchant, b. in

Laurence Jewry, 3 Aug. 1640.
Martin Hudnall,' second son of the same, b. in Peter's,

Cornhill, 3 Feb. 1641.
Thomas Usbom,* eld. son of Willtanij merchant taylor, b.

in Margaret Moses, 8 Mar, 1640.

Z650-1.

John Heath, eld. son of FranctSy dealer, b. in Low Layton,
CO. Essex, Aug. 163 [6], aged 14 on admission.

1 Peter It Gay. One of this name was Lord of the Manor of West Stoke, co,
Sussex, in 16^9, and was succeeded by another of the same name in 1661. (See
Elwes and Roiins(m*s Manors of Sussex,)

2 yohn Torbuck, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1658, M.A. 1666. Rector of
Ludgershall, co. Wilts. Died 1707.

3 Martin Hudnall^ hapt. 15 Feh. 1641-2. His father was huried 15 July, 1642. (St,
Peter^s Reg,)

* Thomas Usbom^ elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1658, b.cl. 1665.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 203

Joseph Whitehead, eld. son of Richard^ cutler, b. in

Margaret's Pattens, 17 Sep. 1641.
Thomas Harrison, second son of Richardy druggist, b. in

Martin's Oiitwich, 15 Apr. 1636.
Richard Harrison, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

2 Sep. 1639.
Henry Price, only son of LewiSj merchant taylor, b. in

Antholin's, 3 Dec. 1641.
Robert Kingsley, third son of John, carpenter, b. in Olave's,

Hart St. 19 Dec. 1640.
William Wale, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in the

Tower Precincts, 19 July, 1640.
Henry Futter,^ second son of Henrys goldsmith, b. in Mary

Wolnoth, 4 Jan. 1640.
James Calthorp, eld. son of Edward^ grocer, b. in Magnus

par. 8 May, 1641.
William Ensor, only son of yohtty merchant taylor, b. in

Michael, Bassingshaw, 7 Jan. 1639.
Thomas Walley, only son of Robert^ gent. b. in St. Giles',

Holbom {sic) 17 Sept, 1637.
Thomas Deane, eld. son of Thomas^ b. in Giles in the Fields,

29 June, 1638.
Humphrey Flood, re-admitted.
David Rammage,^ eld. son of Davtdy moneyer, b. in

Katharine's Tower, 25 Nov. 1640.
Edward Rammage, second son of the same, b. in same

parish, 10 June, 1642.
William Aspland, only son of Willtaniy woodmonger, b. in

Giles in the Fields, 13 June, 1642.
Robert Lant,' second son of Robert^ merchant taylor, b. in

Peter's Poor, i Dec. 1641.
Edward Gibbons, only son of PFi//^'<2;w, tinman, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 14 Feb. 1638.
Samuel Torbuck, re-admitted.
Thomas Humble, third son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Little Allhallows, 25 Dec. 1636.
Joseph Stavely, eld. son of Charles^ barber-surgeon, b. in

Botolph's Aldersgate, 27 Feb. 1639.
James Eccles, only son of Antony y blacksmith, b. in Botolph

Aldgate, 13 March, 1637.
Richard Helme, second son of Robert^ dyer, b. in Little

Allhallows, 19 April, 1637.

^ Henry Putter y no doubt identical with the boy of the same name entered in 1648-9
and described as son of a merchant taylor,

* David Rammage. The father was one of the Corporation of Moneyers of the Mint,
and the specimens of coins which he executed in 1649 are well known and prized by
numismatists.

• Robert Lant, " vitam cum morte commutavit, 9 Dec. 1654." {MS, note by Mr,
Dugard.)

204 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

William Sclater,^ only son of Wtllianij B.D. and Rector of
Peter's Poor, London, b. at Exeter, 22 Nov. 1638.

Thomas Pemberton, eld. son of Richard^ cordwainer, b. at
Nantwich, 25 July, 1641.

Richard Benthall, eld. son of John^ merchant, b. in
Katharine Coleman, 18 Aug. 1643.

Z651.

Thomas Dobson, second son of Lancelot, dealer, b. in Christ's

Church, 13 Mar. 1633.
Henry White, second son of Rtchardy skinner, b. in Olave's

Jewry, 14 Feb. 1638.
Edmund Roser, second son of Edmundy draper, b. in Mary

Abchurch, 8 June, 1643.
Christopher Harrison, second son of Edmund, gent. b. in

Bennet's Paul's Wharf, 27 Sep. 1642.
Edmund Harrison, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

27 Oct. 1643.
David Clark, second son of Tristranij b. at Hackney, 14

May, 1 64 1.
William Wyatt, eld. son of Thorpe, merchant taylor, b. in

Gregory's by Paul's, 28 Nov. 1641.
John Bearblock,^ eld. son of Henry, merchant taylor, b. in

George's, Botolph Lane, 28 Sep. 1639.
John Forster, eld. son of John, merchant, b. in Martin's

Outwich, 8 Dec. 1641.
William Forster, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

16 July, 1643.
John Elton, eld. son of Richard, merchant . taylor, b. in

Aldermary par. 9 Aug. 1641.
Isaac Williams, eld. son of Richard, merchant taylor, b. in

Giles* Cripplegate, i May, 1641.
Ralph Lewis, only son of Robert, draper, b. in Great All-
hallows, I June, 1642.
George Gawdren, eld. son of Robert, confectioner, b. in

'Pulchers {i.e. St. Sepulchre's), 27 May, 1631.
John Smalman,* eld. son of William, merchant taylor, b.

at Hatfield, co. Herts, 18 Aug. 1642.
John Crowland, only son of John, weaver, b. in Giles*

Cripplegate, 15 Jan. 1638.
Stephen Butler, eld. son of Lewis, founder, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 5 May, 1639.

1 William Sclater, admitted (as son of Dr. Sdater), of Pemb. Coll. Oxford, 1659.
We may confidently identify him with the non-juring presbyter whose *' Original Draught
of the Primitive Church " (published in 1 71 7) was written in reply to King's " Inc^uiry
into the Constitution and Discipline of the Primitive Church." The author is descnbcd
as a man of singular modesty, great piety and uncommon learning. (Lathburys Non»
jurors.)

2 John Bearblock, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxford, 1659.

' ^ohn Smalman, The family of Smalman, citizens of London, became possessed
of Kmnersley Castle and Elton, co. Hereford, circa, 1620. (See Vis, of Herefordshire,
»634.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 205

Richard Butler, eld. son of Richard^ merchant taylor, b. in

Mary, Wolnoth, 11 Feb. 1638.
John Butler, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 15

Sep. 1640.
John Hinton, second son of Humphrey^ musician, b. in St.

Bride's par. 12 Sep. 1638.
Henry Gardiner, only son of Abrahaniy fishmonger, b. in

Magnus par. 19 Apr. 1640.
Joshua Meriton, only son of Robert^ merchant, b. at Sudbury,

CO. Suff. 12 Dec. 1 641.
Thomas Baker, eld. son of Thomas^ cordwainer, b. in St.

George's, 26 Sep. 1642.
Moses Frisby, eld. son of William^ wine merchant, b. at

Chippingwarden, co. Northants, 13 Nov. 1638.
James Sharp, eld. son of JameSy grocer, b. in Whitechapel,

6 April, 1638.
Henry Hardcastle, second son of Henrys merchant taylor,

b. in Botolph's Aldgate, July, 1642.
John Brandon, second son of Johtiy cordwainer, b. in Mary

Bothaw, Jan. 1641.
Benjamin Rawlins, only son of ManasseSy woodmonger, b.

in Dunstan's in the East, 9 Mar. 1641.
John Hicks, eld. son of GtleSy surgeon, b. at Barrington, co.

Glouc. 10 Oct. 1 641.
John Whetham, fifth son of Johfty blacksmith (or cutler), b.

in Nicolas Olave's, 23 Mar. 1639.
John Cardell, eld. son of Johny m.a. and "verbi divini

minister" and Rector of All Saints', Lombard St. b. in Allhallows

Staining, 7 Nov. 1637.
Thomas Tookey,^ second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor,

b. in Clement's, Eastcheap, 26 Sep. 1638.
Thomas Pennicott, only son of Roberty merchant taylor, b.

in Thomas Apostle, South wark, 8 Oct. 1640.
William Pridyth, eld. son of LewtSy cooper, b. in Andrew

Hubbard, 21 Oct. 1640.
Francis Beale, second son of NicolaSy merchant taylor, b. in

Antholin's, 26 Mar. 1641.
Justus Burken, seventh son of JameSy merchant, b. at

Colchester, 10 Jan. 1641.
Samuel Gilmore, only son of Abrahaniy saddler, b. at

Northampton, 18 Sep. 1641.
Daniel Glascock,^ eld. son of Johity scrivener, b. at Bishop's

Stortford, co. Herts. 13 Sep. 1643.
William Goodfellow, eld. son of LewtSy saddler, b. in All-
hallows, Bread St. 3 Apr. 1639.

^ Thomas Tookey, In this instance, as in others, we have retained Dugard's spelling,
although he is not consistent with himself at all times. (See p. 185.)

> Daniel Glascock. See pedigree of the family of Glascock in Visitation of Essex^
1634.

2o6 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Saunders, eld. son of Caspar^ merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows Staining, 14 Feb. 1639.
John Wale, second son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in

Tower Precinct, 5 Dec. 1643.
Arthur Linwood, only son oiMarky innholder, b. in Botolph's

Aldersgate, 25 Dec. 1638.
John Adams, second son of Johny dealer, b. in Antholin's

par. 16 Nov. 1639.
Samuel How,^ eld. son of Samuel^ brewer, b. in Bride's

parish, 29 Sep. 1639.
Nathanael How, second of the same, b. in same parish, 26

Dec. 1 64 1.
Samuel Miller, eld. son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

Michael's, Crooked Lane, 24 Aug. 1640.
Henry Pate, third son of Edwardy dealer, b. in Martin's

Ludgate, 5 Sept. 1641.
Peter Cook,^ only son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. in Dionis

Backchurch, 20 June, 1640.
John Gardiner, eld. son of Stephetty cutler, b. in Allhallows,

Lombard St. 18 Aug. 1639.
William Nicolas, eld. son of Caleby b. in Thomas Apostle's

par. 17 Feb. 1641.
Caleb Nicolas, second son of the same, b. in Swithin's par.

13 May, 1643.
Stephen Hammond, fifth son of ThomaSy baker, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 29 June, 1641.
Edward Hill, eld. son of Edward, merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows Barking, 15 Mar. 1640.
Henry Bartlett, only son of Richardy painter, b. in Katharine

Coleman, 27 June, .1637.
Simon Ayres, tenth son of Williamy shoemaker, b. in

Austin's par. 24 Aug. 1638.
John Dun,^ only son of Daniely gent. b. in Olave's, Hart

St. 24 Dec. 1639.
Thomas Baker, eld. son of Johiiy ironmonger, b. at Cheshunt,

CO. Herts, 8 Sep. 1637.
Humphrey Lewis, eld. son of Humphrey y clothworker, b. in

Mildred*s Bread St. 3 Sept. 1639.
Thomas Wingfield, second son of Tobias, draper, b. in

Swithin's par. 7 Sep. 1639.
Francis Goddin, only son of JameSy dealer, b. in Magnus

parish, Aug. 1642.
Edward Turbutt, only son of Roberty cordwainer, b. in Great

Allhallows, 23 June, 1641.

^ Samuel How* One of this name, a Judge of the Admiralty, was living in 1710.

* Peter Cook, baptised at St. Dionis Backchurch, 28 June, 1640. At the same church
were married 17 Aug. 1659, Peter Cooke, of Mortlake, and Sarah Bowling. (Par. Reg,)

s yohn Dun, probably descended from Sir Daniel Dun, knt. LL.D. Master of
Requests, temp. Eliz,

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 207

John Skinner, eld. son of NicolaSy merchant, b. in Nicolas

Acorns, 30 Dec. 1642.
Thomas Wingffield, second son of Henry ^ gent. b. at Barrow,

CO. Line. 10 Feb. 1639.
Gabriel Osbom,^ only son of Thomas^ plaisterer, b. in

Peter's, Cornhill, 29 Sep. 1639.
Lewis Fletcher, eld. son of LemSy Salter, b. in Stepney par.

21 Nov. 1638.
John Underwood, third son of Edmund^ grocer, b. in

Christopher's par. 10 June, 1640.
James Cross, third son of Robert^ gent. b. at Cheapstede

(Chipsted), co. Surrey, 25 July, 1636.
Thomas Ponnet, second son of Henry^ barber-surgeon, b.

in Edmund's, Lombard St. 7 June, 1641.
Martin Loe, second son oi Laurence^ surgeon, b. in Margaret

Pattens, 8 Dec. 1637.

1651 -a.

William Price, eld. son of Arthur ^ draper, b. in Allhallows,

Lombard St. 21 Oct. 1638.
John Orton, eld. son of NicolaSy draper, b. in Margaret

Moses, 20 Apr. 1640.
Nicolas Orton, second son of the same, b. in Martin's in the

Fields, 15 Jan. 1641.
Robert Powel,* eld. son of Johny gent. b. in Michael Bassi-

shaw, 31 June, 1637.
John Powel, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 14

June, 1640.
Thomas Powel, third son of the same, b. in same parish, 3

June, 1 641.
Greorge Cornish, second son of Richard^ dealer, b. in Mary

Bow par. i Jan. 1641.
David Jones, only son of David^ clothworker, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 26 Jan. 1639.
Joseph Blagden, only son of Joseph^ merchant, b. in Andrew's,

Holborn, 10 Feb. 1637.
Joshua Webster,* eld. son of Peter ^ clothworker, b. at Ham,

CO. Essex, 23 Oct. 1644.
Robert Ireland, eld. son of Roberty woodmonger, b. in

Martin's Vintrey, 18 Mar. 1638.
Bernard Smith, eld. son of Bernardy merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 28 June, 1641.
John Johnson, second son of Abrahaniy blacksmith, b. in

Giles' Cripplegate, 25 Feb. 1640.

* Gabriel Osbom, bap. 15 Oct. 1639. The father was buried 25 Feb. 1652. {St,
Peter's Par. Reg.)

* Robert Powel, A pedigree of this family will be found in the Vis. of London taken
in 1687.

* Joshua Webster^ brother of Sir Godfrey Webster, of Nelmes, co. Essex, knt.
whose son was created a Baronet in 1703.

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Miles Sharp, eld. son of Williainj clothworker, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 2 Mar. 1641.
Francis Whitaker, eld. son of NicolaSy clothworker, b. in

James's, Garlickhithe, 15 Oct. 1637.
John Griffith, eld. son of John^ clothworker, b. in Holy-
Trinity par. 12 June, 1640.
Thomas Jennings, second son of yohn^ dealer, b. in Austin's

parish, 17 Dec. 1639.
Henry Bunting, second son of John^ baker, b. in Martin's,

Ironmonger Lane, 4 Oct. 1638.
Michael Young, eld. son of George^ fishmonger, b. in

Botolph Billingsgate, 23 July, 1637.
John Pickering, eld. son of yonriy merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's Vintrey, 23 July, 1640.
Thomas Utye, eld. son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in

Aldermary par. 16 Apr. 1640.
Robert WoUaston, only son of yohn^ scrivener, b. in

Dunstan's in the East, 3 Dec. 1640.
Joseph Martin, second son of Johity brewer, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 10 Dec. 1641.
John Bull, eld. son of Roberty clothworker, b. in Great

Allhallows, 17 May, 1642.
Edward Pratt, only son of Edward^ merchant, b. in Mary

Abchurch, 26 July, 1641.
John Spering, eld. son of Rogety weaver, b. in Thomas',

South wark, 3 May, 1640.
Roger Spering, second son qf the same, b. in same parish,

14 Apr. 1642.

1652.

Samuel Bennet, second son of NtcolaSy skinner, b. in

Magdalen's, Bermondsey, 10 Apr. 1642.
John Bradnox, second son of JameSy fiiiiterer, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 20 Dec. 1642.
William Johnson, only son of Willtamy goldsmith, b. in

Sepulchre's par. 13 Nov. 1639.
Matthew Tailor, second son of ThomaSy innholder, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 24 Feb. 1641.
Paul Edwards, fourth son of ThomaSy clerk, b. in Mary Hill

parish, 22 July, 1644.
John Hyatt, only son of Henry y grocer, b. in Bride's parish,

13 May, 1 641.
John Lowe, eld. son of Antony y grocer, b. in Allhallows,

Lumbard St. 25 Feb. 1638.
Robert Stevens,^ eld. son of Henry y clerk and M.A. b. at

Chalgrave, co. Beds, 14 Aug. 1640.
Joseph Baker, second son of Johny grocer, b. in Martin's,

Outwich, 17 Nov. 1639.

^ Robert Stevens. The father was of £man. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1630, M.A. 1634.
{Cooper,)

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John Baker, third son of the same, b. in same parish, 17

Jan. 1641.
George Bosman, only son of Johtiy gent. b. at Brickstoke

(Brigstock), co. Northants, 23 May, 1641.
Joseph Taylor,^ second son of Francis^ merchant taylor, b.

in Antholin's, 24 June, 1639.
William Holden, second son oi Robert, yeoman, b. at Enstone,

CO. Oxon. 2 Oct. 1639.
John Keen, eld. son of Gtlberty scrivener, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 11 Nov. 1639.
John Tavemor, second son oiRichard, dealer, b. in Andrew's

Wardrobe, 13 Aug. 1639.
Thomas Ward, only son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

John Baptist's par. 9 Mar. 1643.
Matthew Bateson, eld. son of MattheWy skinner, b. in

Swithin's par. 3 Feb. 1638.
Thomas Bateson, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

24 Nov. 1640.
Joseph Tumesly, only son of Roger, cooper, b. at Longford,

CO. Middx. 13 Oct. 1643.
Thomas Powell, eld. son of Roger, skinner, b. in Mary

Magdalen's, Bermondsey, 17 Mar. 1643.
John Richardson, eld. son of John, merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 23 Oct. 1641.
Thomas Jones, eld. son of William, merchant taylor, b. in

Michael Roial, 21 Dec. 1642.
William Chapman, second son of William, woolman, b. in

Leonard's, Eastcheap. 2 Feb. 1638.
William Langton, eld. son of William, merchant taylor, b.

in Giles' Cripplegate, 15 Mar. 1641.
Robert Langton, second son of the same, b. in Martin's

Outwich, 14 Sep. 1645.
Simon Gill, only son of Simon, b. in Martin's Outwich, 24

April, 1644.
John Francis, only son of John, tinman, b. in Andrew's

Undershaft, 25 Nov. 1639.
John Doggett, eld. son of Thomas, baker, b. in Nicolas

Acorns, 14 Feb. 1641.
John Hunt, third son of John, gent. b. at Chipping Norton,

CO. Oxon, 12 Oct. 1641.
Robert Owyn,* only son of Jonas, b.c.l. formerly Fell, of

St. John's Coll. Oxford, and Rector of Bulkington, co. Line. b.

there 22 Oct. 1636.
John Swayn, second son of John, gent. b. at Chichester, 29

Sep. 1636.
William Beckford, eld. son of John, dealer, b. in Abchurch

par. 25 Apr. 1641.

* Joseph Taylor^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1655, B.C.L. 1662, D.c.L. 1669. He was
deformed in person and opposition to his admission into College was raised, but over-ruled.
(Wilson^ p. 321.)

* Robert Owyn, For his father's admission, &c. cf, ante,

P

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Thomas Butler, third son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Wolnoth, 22 April, 1642.
James Harding, only son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in

Leonard's, Shoreditch, 31 Dec. 1642.
Daniel Blake, only son of Christopher^ merchant taylor, b.

in Andrew's Undershaft, 15 Aug. 1642.
Thomas Allaby, only son of Robert^ merchant taylor, b. in

Peter's Cheap, 26 Oct. 1642.
John Price, only son of Rogers merchant taylor, b. in

Whitechapel, 24 June, 1636.
Daniel Bell, fifth son of Thomas^ druggist, b. in Dunstan's

in le West, 7 May, 1639.
Christopher Kuddy, eld. son of Christopher^ woodmonger,

b. in Giles* Cripplegate, 31 Jan. 1642.
Antony Ruddy, second son of the same, b. in same par, 1 1

Oct. 1644.
Christopher Kyrkby, second son of William^ draper, b. in

James' Garlickhithe, 11 Mar. 1638.
Lewis Morris, eld. son oi Lewis y b. in the Island of Barbados,

10 Maj', 1640.
Thomas Playfere, eld. son of ThomaSy draper, b. in Austin's

par. 31 Jan. 1638.
Joseph Cook, only son of Josephy cordwainer, b. in Margaret's,

New Fish St. 30 Nov. 1640.
William Warner, only son of Johrty merchant taylor, b. in

Peter's, Cornhill, 9 Mar. 1639.
Ralph Lomex, only son of Richardy fuller, b, in Great All-
hallows, 5 March, 1638.
James Harrison, eld. son of JanteSy fuller, b. in Little

Allhallows, 3 Nov. 1642.
Henry Price, eld. son of Hughy brewer, b. in Nicolas Cole

Abbey, 11 Nov. 1640.
Joseph Price, second son of the same, b. in Katharine

Coleman, 3 April, 1642.
John Glover, only son of Johtiy yeoman, b. at Kalne (Calne),

CO. Wilts, 20 April, 1640.
John White, only son of Johriy gent. b. at Horton, co. Bucks,

14 March, 1640.
Thomas Sequents, eld. son of ThomaSy chandler, b. in

Dunstan's in the West, 24 March, 1651 («V.) 1640.
Samuel Hall, third son of Nathanaely skinner, b. at Char-

welton, CO. Northants, 16 July, 1638.
Richard Hall, fourth son of the same, b. in Mary Aldermary,

London, 9 July, 1640.
Francis French, eld. son of ThomaSy clerk and Rector of

Threxton, co. Norfolk, b. at Redpits, co. Oxon, 20 Sep. 1640.
Simon AUum, second son of *ym<7;^, waterman, b. in Saviour's,

South wark, 25 Jan. 1640.
John Gorrham, eld. son of Johfty woolman, b. in Andrew's

Undershaft, 3 Sep. 1639.

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William Pumfret, eld. son of Henryy silkweaver, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 25 Feb. 1638.
Nathanael Smith, eld. son of Richard^ cordwayner, b. in

Anne's, Blackfriars, 3 Feb. 1640.
Salter Lamb, sixth son of Nicolas^ draper, b. in St. John's

par. Stanford, cb. Line. 25 April, 1641.
Antony Lamb, seventh son of the same, b. in same par. 29

Sep. 1642.
Thomas Umfrevile, eld. son of Williaviy Esquire, b. at

Stanaway, co. Essex, 25 April, 1638.
Richard Pain, eld. son of Richard^ fuller, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 19 Feb. 1642.
Samuel Bampton,eld. son of PPi'/Z/iai/^, yeoman, b.in Stepney,

31 Mar. 1638.
Matthew Barrett, only son of George^ mariner, b. in Radcliff

(Rotherhithe) parish, 25 April, 1638.
Edward Holland, fourth son of Edward^ dealer, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 4 Mar. 1641.
Thomas Boon, eld. son of Johtiy merchant, b. in AUhallows

Staining, 6 Oct. 1643.
Thomas Somer, eld. son of Alexander^ linendraper, b. at

Hackney, 11 Oct. 1637.
Antony Clifford, third son of StTfumj gent. b. at Boscomb,

CO. Wilts, 13 April, 1639.
John Shakemaple, second son of Jeremtahy scrivener, b. in

Andrew's Undershaft, 20 Apr. 1642.
Arthur Vigurs,^ second son of Arthur y merchant taylor, b.

in Margaret's, Lothbury, 17 Aug. 1640.
Richard Malcher, third son of Richard^ clerk, b. at Clay

Coton, CO. Northants, 15 Sep. 1639.
William Ireland, eld. son of Richard^ merchant taylor, b.

in Mary Magdalen's, Bermondsey, 14 Sep. 1643.
James Homes, only son of JameSy merchant taylor, b. in

Stephen's, Walbrook, 4 July, 1643.
James Cardrow, only son of Richardy merchant, b. at

Hertogenbusch in Brabant, 3 Jan. 1641.
Isaac Craven,^ eld. son of IscuiCy clerk and Rector of Ware,

CO. Herts, b. at Ware, 21 Oct. 1639.
Humphrey Tooker, second son of Johny clerk and Rector

of Hambleton, co. Hants, b. at Hambleton, 14 Aug. 1639.
Richard Reynolds, eld. son of Johtiy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Colechurch, 4 June, 1640.
Francis Brown, only son of JameSy woodman, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 26 May, 1644.

* Arthur Vigurs, This family seems to have come from Cornwall. In 1591 John
Vigurs, son of John, of Launceston, yeoman, was apprenticed to Thomas Roe, of
"Watling St. and in 162 1 John, son of Hugh, of the same place, yeoman, was apprenticed
to John V. " now dwelling in Exeter." (J/. T, Bindings,)

* Isaac Craven^ of Trinity Coll. Camb. M.A. 1663. Craven Scholar, 1659. Fellow
of Trinity. Candidate for the post of Public Orator, 1673. A scholar of high reputation.

212 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Thomas Jekyll,^ eld. son of Johtty dealer, b. in Stephen's,

Walbrook, 1 6 July, 1 646.
Roger Morris, eld. son of Roger, broiderer, b. in Trinity

Minories, i Nov. 1642.
Godfrey Wildboar, third son of Johfty b. at Withering, co.

Northants, 15 Apr. 1638.
James Doggett, second son of ThomaSy baker, b. in Olave's,

South wark, 3 Oct. 1645.
Urian Okes,^ eld. son of Urtatty merchant taylor, b. in

Antholin*s par. 15 Aug. 1640.
David Thomas, eld. son of Davidy fuller, b. in Mary

Somerset par. 10 Apr. 1642.
Richard Ebum, second son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

in Mary Aldcrmary, 12 May, 1640.

1652-3.

Robert Welbum, only son of Johriy cook, b. at Newington

Butts, 25 Oct. 1 641.
Samuel Peeres, eld. son of Laurencey woolman, b. in

Leonard's Eastcheap, 19 July, 1642.
Timothy Desborow, only son of ThomaSy mercer, b. in

Faith's par. Aug. 1644.
Nathanael Newbery,* eld. son of Williamy skinner, b. at

Basingstoke, 4 Aug. 1642.
James Warner, third son of Johriy draper, b. in Olave's,

Hart St. 22 July, 1641.
Thomas Hayward, eld. son of ThomaSy fuller, b. in Little

Allhallows, 31 Aug. 1641.
Joshua Holgate, only son of Joshtuiy merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's Undershaft, 10 Dec. 1638.
Philip Winde, eld. son of Arthur y fishmonger, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. 28 Aug. 1641.
Arthur Winde, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

19 Mar. 1642.
William Thomas, eld. son of Williamy silkweaver, b. in

Botolph's, Bishopsgate, 5 June, 1640.
William Pitman, only son oi Richardy chandler, b. in Olave's,

Southwark, 8 June, 1639.
Jeremiah Gold, third son of Simotty fishmonger, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. 11 July, 1642.
Henry Hardcastle, second son of Henry y merchant taylor, b,

in Botolph's Aldgate, July, 1642.

1 Thomas yekyll, of Trin. Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1667, M.A. 1670. Author of Sermons,
&c.

« Urian Okes. One of this name was M.A. of Cambridge University, New England,
and afterwards its President. He was sometime Rector of Titchiiela, co. Hants, and
died in 1 68 1 . { Calamy. )

' Nath, Newhery, " Scholae valedixit, mercatori protinus sese in servitutem dicatanis,
Maii 10, 1658." (M,S, note by Mr, Dugard,) For other members of this iamily cf,
ante etpost.

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James Michell, only son of-ff^w^r^, goldsmith, b. in Andrew's

Wardrobe, 26 Dec. 1640.
William Winston,^ eld. son of Antony^ yeoman, b. at

Snowshill, co. Gloucester, 22 May, 1644.
Samuel Lock, second son of Gervase^ mercer, b. in Magnus

par. 18 Nov. 1642.
William Brown, eld. son of Abrahanty wine merchant, b. in

Mary Wolnoth, 7 July, 1644.
Benjamin Richards, eld. son of yohtiy brewer, b. in Mary

Magdalen's, 7 July, 1639.
Richard Lone,^ eld. son of Rtchardy gent. b. in Dunstan's

in le West, 26 Feb. 1642.
Isaac Boyes, second son of Ralphy dealer, b. in Mary

Wolnoth, 3 Oct. 1644.
Thomas Hales, second son of ThomaSy junior, weaver, b. in

St. George's, South wark, 23 Nov. 1640.
Samuel Gaseley, third son of ThomaSy grocer, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 5 Oct. 1641.
Francis Gefford, eld. son of FranciSy merchant taylor, b. in

Swithin's, 13 Mar, 1640.
Thomas White, eld. son of NicolaSy fruiterer, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 31 Dec. 1640.
Thomas Baily, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. in

Austin's, Old Change, 2 Feb. 1640.
William Tailor, second son of Johriy weaver, b. in Leonard's,

Shoreditch, 7 May, 1642.
William Stowerton, eld. son of Willtanty merchant taylor,

b. in Mary, Whitechapel, 23 Nov. 1642.
Richard Wadeson, eld. son of Geoffreyy grocer, b. in St.

Olave's, Old Jewry, 13 Sep. 1640.
John Gold, eld. son of Johriy dealer, b. in Botolph Aldgate,

17 Nov. 1642.
Edward Michell, fourth son of CharleSy yeoman, b. in

Dunstan's in the East, 15 Sep. 1638.

1653.

Abraham Boyes, eld. son of Ralphy dealer, b. in Mary
Wolnoth, 25 Jan. 1641.

Theophilus Glover, only son of ThomaSy baker, b. in Botolph's
Bishopsgate, 6 Jan. 1643.

William Burton, only son of Willianiy armourer, b. in the
Liberty of the Tower of London, 15 Oct. 1642.

Thomas Caresley, second son of Henryy merchant, b. in
Olave's, Hart St. i6 Sep. 1642.

John Stockwood, only son of Dunstatiy b. in Giles' Cripple-
gate, 17 June, 1642.

1 William Winston, Possibly by Snowshill may be meant Snodhill, near Dorston,
CO. Hereford. On the Welsh borders of Herefordshire the name of Winston is of
frequent occurence.

* Richard Lone. See Visitation of Kent.

214 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Thomas Asgill, fourth son of Johtiy painter, b. in Botolph's

Aldersgate, 17 Apr. 1645.
Abel Coard, only son of Abel^ merchant taylor, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. 20 April, 1644.
Thomas Wall, only son of Andrew y merchant taylor, b. in

Mary-Somerset, 7 Sep. 1643.
Francis HoUyman, second son of Francis^ silkman, b. in

Mary, Whitechapel, 4 Aug. 1642.
Samuel Hollyman, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

22 Nov. 1644.
George Snelgrave, only son of ThomaSy gent. b. in Mary

Magdalen's, Bermondsey, 26 Sep. 1641.
Henry Bell, only son of Johny fuller, b. in Mary-Somerset,

7 Dec. 1643.
John Rimmer, only son of Henry y haberdasher, b. in Mary

Magdalen's, 3 Dec. 1641.
John Silvester, eld. son of Johny brewer, b. in Giles' in the

Fields, 7 Sep. 1642.
John Walters, eld. son of Samuely skinner, b. in Michael's,

Wood St. 10 Mar. 1643.
Thomas Gilbert, eld. son of ThomaSy weaver, b. in George's,

Southwark, 20 Jan. 1638.
Edmund Cressey,^ eld. son oi Simony girdler, b. in Edmund's,

Lombard St. 25 May, 1639.
John Cressey, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 13

Feb. 1640.
Peter Willet,^ only son of Petety draper, b. in above parish,

23 July, 1639.
Samuel de Luke, second son of Roherty merchant taylor, b.

at Newport Pannell, co. Bucks, 11 Feb. 1644.
Thomas Cannings,^ second son of Edmundy merchant taylor,

b. in Great Bariholomew, 26 July, 1640.
Tobias Coleman, eld. son of TobiaSy goldsmith, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 11 Nov. 1643.
Nathanael Gaseley, fourth son of ThomaSy grocer, b. in

Mildred's, Bread St. 27 Nov. 1643.
John Playfere, second son of ThomaSy draper, b. in Austin's

par. 5 May, 1640.
William Wells, second son of Willianty merchant taylor, b.

in Bride's par. 7 Mar. 1641.
John Penn, eld. son of Johny poulterer, b. in Margaret's,

Westminster, 13 Oct. 1639.
George Nightingale, eld. son of GeorgCy yeoman, b. at

ComnoU (Cumnor), co. Berks, 22 Oct. 1641.
Henry Shelberrie, admitted previously.
Stephen Crouch, second son of ThomaSy draper, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 9 June, 1640.

1 Edmnnd Cressey^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1656, M.A. 1663.

2 Peter Willet, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1657.

^ Thofnas Cannings, The father, who is described as son of Edmund Cannings, late
of Felding, co. Wilts, deed, weaver, was apprenticed in Dec. 1629. (M. T. Bindings.)

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Edward Horwood, eld. son of Edward^ loriner, b. in Mary-
Savoy in the Strand, 2 Feb. 1640.
William Downing, eld. son of Williamy chandler, b. in

Dunstan's in the West, 27 July, 1643.
Martin Grirle, eld. son of Leonardy wine merchant, b. in

• Olave's, Southwark, 4 Nov. 1641.
Joseph Girle, second son of the same, b. in Mary, White-
chapel, 6 Aug. 1644.
Thomas Lenton, eld. son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

Benet-fink, 10 Dec. 1643.
Samuel Keen, second son of G^/Z5^/, scrivener, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 10 Nov. 1642.
Thomas Murrey, eld. son of Thomas^ gardener, b. in Mary

Magdalen, Bermondsey, 10 July, 1642.
William Hubbuck, only son of Simony grocer, b* in Olave's

par. 11 July, 1639.
Thomas Littlehales, only son of ThomaSy clothworker, b. in

Mary le Bow, 12 Sep. 1644.
Samuel Shaw, second son of Johny grocer, b. in Benet-fink,

26 Dec. 1645.
Christopher Sutton, eld. son of ChristopheTy woolman, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 2 May, 1645.
Henry Papworth, only son of GeorgCy cooper, b. in Alder-

inary, 24 Sep. 1640.
Edward Bowcher, eld. son of Roberty grocer, b. in Mary

Wolnoth, 16 Aug. 1642.
George Bowcher, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

12 Feb. 1644.
Robert Prior, second son of Richardy dealer, b. in Dionis

Backchurch, 23 Dec. 1641.
Richard Birch, only son of Richardy clothworker, b. in

Leonard's Eastcheap, 9 Mar. 1644.
William Tailor, only son of Richardy weaver, b. in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, 23 June, 1641.
Samuel Dorman, second son oiSamuely merchant taylor, b. at

Mortlake, 14 May, 1644.
Samuel Adams, only son of Samtcely draper, b. in the county

of Warwick, 2 Feb. 1641.
Luke Cox, only son of LukCy gent, b. at Much Badway

(Badow), CO. Essex, i Mar. 1641.
Thomas Lumbard, eld. son of ThomaSy cook, b. in Thomas

Apostle's, I Jan. 1643.
Samuel White, eld. son of Samuely hatter, b. in Mary

Wolnoth, 30 July, 1640.
John King, eld. son of Richardy clothworker, b. in George's

Botolph Lane, 25 Oct. 1642.
Thomas PadnoU, eld. son of ThomaSy wine merchant, b. in

Margaret's par. New Fish St. 24 Jan. 1637.
Robert PadnoU, second son of the same, b. in same par. 4

Nov. 1642.

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Charles Powers, eld. son of Johfij merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan's in the West, 27 July, 1643.
William Gandy, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Bride's par. 28 Oct. 1643.
William Delph, only son of Johtiy clothworker, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 23 Aug. 1640.
Richard Cox, second son of Richard^ bowyer, b. at Stanford

Rivers, qo. Essex, 2 April, 1643.
Thomas Dun,^ eld. son of Robert^ silk-dyer, b. in Mary-
Somerset, 8 Dec. 1645.
Samuel Marsh, only son of Johiij gent. b. in Steven's

Walbrook, 17 April, 1641.
James Asgill, third son of John^ painter, b. in Botolph's

Aldersgate, i Jan. 1643.
Robert French, third son of Thomas^ clerk, b. at Saham-

Toney, co. Norfolk, 3 April, 1644.
Richard Feak, fourth son of Johrij goldsmith, b. in Mary

Wolnoth, 31 Dec. 1640.
Samuel Griffith, second son of Edward^ scrivener, b. in

Margaret's Lothbury, 12 July, 1640.
Simon Brown, eld. son of ThomaSy girdler, b. in Sepulcre's

par. 17 July, 1637.

1653-4-
Michael Davis, second son of Edward^ draper, b. in All

Saints' par. Worcester, 15 Aug. 1638.
John Pain, only son of John^ dealer, b. in Great Allhallows,

27 July, 1641.
William Paggen,^ eld. son of Petety gent. b. in Great

Allhallows, 28 Nov. 1644.
Thomas Cox, only son of Thomas^ barber-surgeon, b. at

Wishford, co. Wilts, 11 Nov. 1645.
John Potts, eld. son of Johtiy glover,* b. in Olave's, South-

wark, 22 Sep. 1639.
Robert Moseley, second son of Thomas^ dealer, b. in

Sepulcre's par. 18 Mar. 1642.
Joseph Santlow, thirteenth son of JohUy wine merchant, b.

in St. Christopher's parish, 8 June, 1640.
Matthew White, eld. son ot MattheWy merchant taylor, b.

in Clement's in le West, 25 June, 1646.
Edward Darnelly, eld. son of Edwardy druggist, b. in

Aldermary par. 7 May, 1643.
John Atherton, eld. son of Willtanty merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Abchurch, 26 Nov. 1642.

* Latin, Chirothecarius. There is no authority for the word in classical usage.

1 Thomas Dun (or Dunn)^ elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1663. ^*Dunn in Indenture
elect. Archiv. in Turr. liii. 42, sed Donne ex Autogr. Adm. B.A. abiit vel obiit Anno
1669." (Wilson.)

• William Paggen, For his father's admission entry cf. ante. Was Peter Paggen,
who entered in 1648, an elder brother who died young ?

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 217

James Atherton, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

23 Aug. 1645.
William Burnham, only son of William^ blacksmith, b. in

Andrew's Holbom, 17 Aug. 1641.
Jeremiah Briggs, second son of ThomaSy merchant, b. in

Laurence Pountney, 27 Dec. 1643.
John Hardie, eld. son of Johfiy cooper, b. in Great AUhallows,

13 Dec. 1645.
Timothy Bowyer, seventh son of William^ dealer, b. in

Michaers Quern, 25 May, 1644.
Humphrey Bowyer, eighth son of the same, b. in same

parish, 4 Nov. 1645.
Daniel Aldridg,^ only son of Goodier^ clothworker, b. in St.

John Baptist's, 2 Apr. 1642.
James Martin, second son of Willtaniy dealer, b. in Olave's,

Southwark, 26 July, 1643.
Peter Warren, fifth [sic. query third) son of Williamy merchant

taylor, b. at Hamburg, in Germany, 27 July, 1640.
Thomas Warren, fourth son of the same, b. in same place,

9 Aug. 1642.
Robert Bullock, only son of William^ gent. b. in Dunstan's

in the West, 30 Apr. 1643.
Henry Simkins, eld. son of Richardy cooper, b. in Olave's,

Hart St. 9 Oct. 1643.
Richard Simkins, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

6 Nov. 1644.
Nicolas Simkins, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

3 Apr. 1646.
Simon Baylie,^ eld. son of Simony merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's Outwich, 18 Sep. 1644.
Stephen Goldingham, third son of ThotnaSy blacksmith, b.

in Faith's par. 27 Feb. 1640,
Nathanael Dalton,* second son of Johny clerk, b. at Abington,

CO. Camb. 16 Aug. 1641.

1654.

Richard Chamberlen,* fourth son of Peter y M.D. b. in White-
friers, I Jan. 1642.

John Grismond, only son of Johny printer, b. in Giles'
Cripplegate, i Apr. 1647.

John Dawson, only son of Williamy cook, b. in Bride's
parish, i Aug. 1644.

James Hoet, fourth son of Petery merchant, b. in Martin's
Orgar, 4 Sep. 1645.

1 Daniel Aldridg admitted pensioner of Jesus Coll. Camb. i66l, B.A. 1664, m.a.
1668.

2 Simon Baylie, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1662, m.a. 1670.

' Nathanael Dalian, of Trinity Hall, Camb. ll.b. 1665. He was beneficed in
Somerset.

^ Richard- Chamberlen, For his father's admission ^. ante.

2 1 8 Merchant Taylors* School Register.

William Piatt, second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b.

in Andrew's Wardrobe, ii June, 1643.
Edward Hall, second son oi Edwardy mariner, b. in Olave's,

South wark, 19 Oct. 1642.
William Spencer, eld. son of Nicolas^ merchant taylor, b.

in Michael Royall, 14 Dec. 1642.
John Clayton, only son of Johtiy merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan*s in the East, 13 June, 1643.
John Hancock, eld. son of FranciSy saddler, b. in Great All-
hallows, 29 March, 1644.
John Vale, eld. son of JohUy dealer, b. in Botolph's

Aldersgate, 4 June, 1643.
John Sumner, eld. son of Williamy gent. b. at Monmouth,

31 Oct. 1642.
Ralph Bourn, eld. son of JameSy fruiterer, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 14 Feb. 1642.
William Poole, only son of Williamy cook, b. in Alphage

par. 25 July, 1642.
William Cheval, only son of Johfiy merchant taylor, b. in

Saviour's, Southwark, 15 Sep. 1638.
Antony Airey, eld. son of Williamy barber-surgeon, b. at

Ware, co. Herts, 5 Aug. 1639.
William Airey, second son of the same, b. in Martin's

Outwich, 12 Nov. 1642.
John Willis, eld. son of Johiiy cooper, b. in Olave's, Hart

St. 12 Feb. 1642.
Samuel Trevillion, eld. son of Antony y merchant taylor, b.

in Botolph Aldgate, 25 April, 1644.
Stephen Jenour, eld. son of MattheWy merchant taylor, b. in

Katharine Coleman, 25 Dec. 1640.
George Carter, eld. son of ThomaSy haberdasher, b. in Giles'

in the Fields, 2 June, 1644.
John Stacey, only son of ThomaSy needlemaker,* b. at

Bishop's Waltham, co. Hants, 29 Sep. 1644.
John Brand,^ only son of Johny merchant taylor, b. at

Thurlston, co. Leic. 29 May, 1639.
William Grosvenor, only son of Henry y gent. b. at Lillishall,

CO. Salop, 13 May, 1638.
Robert Lowe,^ second son of Roberty clothworker, b. in

Michael Bassingshaw, 15 Nov. 1642.
Thomas Lowe, third son of the same, b. at Hayes, co. Kent,

10 Feb. 1645.
John Weaver, eld. son of Edwardy weaver, b. in Michael

Bassingshaw, 15 Mar. 1642.
Edward Weaver, second son of the same, b. in Mary

Staynings, 30 June, 1643.

* Latin, acuarius.

1 John Brand. " September 7, 1655, tabe consumptus, vitam cum morte comma-
tavit." {M.S. note by Mr. Dugard.)

' Robert Lowe, possibly of Clare Hall, Camb. B.A. 1661. Fellow. M.A« 1665.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 219

Francis Brajr, eld. son of Francis^ brewer, b. at Ilford, co.

Essex, II Apr. 1644.
Andrew Pett, second son of Johtty Salter, b. in Mary-
Islington, 22 Aug. 1641.
John Wilcocks,^ only son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in

John Baptist, 8 June, 1644.
Thomas Moody, eld. son of Williamy baker, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 11 Oct. 1639.
Joseph Wheatley, eld. son of FranctSy merchant taylor, b.

in Bride's par. 29 Aug. 1644.
Edward Nailor, eld. son of GeorgCy merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan's in the West, 25 March, 1642.
Samuel Bacon, eld. son of GrattanSy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Magdalen's, 12 Aug. 1643.
John Cleavley, eld. son of ThomaSy cooper, b. in Bennet's

Sherehog, 5 May, 1645.
Richard Mansuer, eld. son of Richardy Esquire, b, at

Walsingham, co. Norfolk, 26 Jan. 1641.
John Capell, only son of MoseSy clerk, deed. b. at Tilman-

stone, CO. Kent, 13 Jan. 1641.
Richard Austin, only son of Williamy wine merchant, deed.

b. in Margaret's, Westminster, 23 Tan. 1642.
Thomas Shield, only son of williamy merchant taylor, b.

in Michael Royal, 23 Dec. 1642.
Nathan Rogers,^ only son of Wrothy Esquire, b. in Lanveighas,

CO. Monmouth, 30 May, 1639.
John Fox, only son of Johtiy chandler, b. in George's,

South wark, 15 Aug. 1642.
Squire Bence, eld. son of Roberty Salter, b. at Westham, co.

Essex, 31 Dec. 1643.
Edward Jenkins, eld. son of GeorgCy clerk, b. at Hendon

(Hindon), co. Wilts, 13 Dec. 1643.
Thomas Atkins, only son of ThomaSy wine merchant, b. in

Nicolas Acorns, 10 Sep. 1641.
Thomas Arnold, eld. son of ThomaSy painter, b. in Botolph's

Aldersgate, 15 May, 1642.
Hugh Pearce, eld. son of Hugh^ girdler, b. in Mary

Magdalen, Bermondsey, 20 April, 1644.
Henry Clements, second son of ThomaSy bowyer, b. in

Katharine Coleman, 21 March, 1642.
John Thompson, second son of GeorgCy cooper, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 13 Sep. 1643.
Miles Sharp, eld. son of Williamy clothworkery b.in Mildred's,

Bread St. 2 Mar. 1641.
Francis Harris, only son ofRicCy haberdasher, b. at Osostry

(Oswestry), co. Salop {sic.) i March, 1642.

> yohn WiUocks, of Oriel Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1665, M.A. 1668.

> Nathan Rogers^ admitted of St. John's Coll. Ozf. 1655.

220 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Whitehead, eld. son of Johriy blacksmith, b. in Michael

Bassingshaw, i May, 1641.
Caesar Perkinson, eld. son of Edward^ merchant taylor, b.

in Bride's par. 29 June, 1642.
Richard Jordan, eld. son of Richardy merchant taylor, b. in

Olave's, Hart St. 10 Nov. 1643.
Abraham Jordan, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

9 Dec. 1644.

Andrew Durdant, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in

Gregory's par. 20 Mar. 1640.
John Durdant,^ second son of the same, b. in same parish,

18 Mar. 1642.
John Booker, eld. son of Johfiy gent. b. in Andrew's Under-

shaft, 23 Sep. 1640.
Samuel Booker, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

18 April, 1642.
James Graves, eld. son of JameSy weaver, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 12 Oct. 1645.
Thomas Stevens, eld. son of Thomas^ gent. b. in Stepney,

10 Aug. 1640.

William Stevens, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

10 April, 1642.
John Saxby, eld. son of Antony y b. in Mildred's Poultrey,

22 May, 164Z.
. Francis Edisburie, second son of Richardy merchant taylor,

b. in Anlholin's, 3 May, 1640.
William Batchelor, only son of Wtlliamy merchant taylor,

b. at Little Marlow, co. Bucks, 12 June, 1642.
Peter Priaulx,^ eld. son of Petety gent. b. in the Island of

Guernsey, 29 Sep. 1637.
Jeremiah Cally, eld. son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. in

Thomas Apostle's, 28 Jan. 1644.
Humphrey Nendick, only son of Wtlliamy cordwainer, b. in

AUhallows, Bread St. i Mar. 1641.
James Foden, only son of Wtlliamy silk fuller, b. in Mary-
Somerset, 16 Oct. 1 64 1.
Thomas Goldwyer, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor,

b. in Martin's Vintrey, 18 Apr. 1646.
Edward Woodward, eld. son of Edwardy wine merchant, b.

in Botolph's Billingsgate, 25 March, 1642.
Samuel Devonshire, fifth son of Williamy turner, b. in

Edmund's, Lombard St. 9 Dec. 1643.
Samuel Dickinson, eld, son of ThomaSy brewer, b. in White-
chapel, 24 Dec. 1644.
Thomas Bourchier, eld. son of Verneyy gent. b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 6 Apr. 1641.

^ yohn Durdant, In the London Directory of 1677 occurs, "John Durdan, of
Banksider

> Peter Priatdx^ perhaps of Merton Coll. Oxford, M.A. 1662.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 221

Richard Bourchier, second son of the same, b. in same

parish, 21 May, 1643.
Francis Paulee, eld. son of Thomas, skinner (or leatherseller),

b. in Saviour's, South wark, 3 Aug. 1641.
James Hope, third son of Witttam, bookseller, b. in

MichaeFs, Comhill, 5 Mar. 1644.
George Hay, third son of Walter, clothworker, b. in James'

Garlickhithe, 2 Aug. 1642.
William Shaw, eld. son of Thomas, barber, b. in Dunstan's

in le West, Aug. 1642.
Joseph Hurlock, eld. son of George^ bookseller, b. in Magnus

par. 5 Aug. 1645.
John Powell, only son of Robert, woolman, b. in Andrew's

Hubbard, 7 Nov. 1642.
John Tomlin, only son of George, druggist, b. at Maidstone,

II April, 1 641.
William Norden, second son of Thomas, tinman, b. in

Martin's Vintrey, 15 Feb. 1643.
John Mascall, eld. son of John, merchant, b. in Olave's

Jewry, 4 Mar. 1641.
Nicolas Hutchins, second son of Nicolas, skinner, b. in

Olave's, Southwark, 23 May, 1642.
Samuel Ward, only son of William, weaver, b. in Thomas',

Southwark, i Oct. 1644.

1654-5.

Robert Jenney, fourth son of William, merchant, b. in

Laurence Pountney, 28 Jan. 1643.
Benjamin Richards, eld. son of John, brewer, b. in Mary

Magdalen's, 7 July, 1639.
Thomas Richards, second son of the same, b. in same

parish, 9 April, 1642.
Joshua Lewin, eld. son of Nicolas, skinner, b. in Mary

Magdalen, Bermondsey, 19 Jan. 1641.
Philip Scarth, eld. son of Philip, merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows Barking, 9 Apr. 1643.
Thomas Scarth, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

9 April, 1646.
William Emott, eld. soil of Lancelot, cutler, b. in Dunstan's

in the West, 3 Apr. 1643.
Samuel Newbery,* second son of William, skinner, b. in

Mary Aldermary, 10 Feb. 1646.
William Usbom, second son of William, merchant taylor,

b. in Margaret Moses, 14 Apr. 1644.
Richard Chaplin, eld. son of Richard, dealer, b. in Mary

Maudlin's, Milk Street, i May, 1641.
John Boon, second son of John^ merchant, b. in Allhallows

Staining, 27 Dec. 1645.

222 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Webb/ only son oi Nathanaely cook, b. in Dunstan's

in le West, 13 Apr. 1643.
Jeremiah Gibson, eld. son of ThomaSy fruiterer, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 21 Dec. 1645.
Samuel Beck,^ only son of Nevtly Esquire, b. at Carisbrook

in the Isle of Wight, 20 Dec. 1644.
Samuel Stileman, eld. son of Richard, merchant taylor, b.

in New England, 23 May, 1644.
Edward Ward, eld. son of Nicolas^ gardener, b. in Mary

Magdalen, Bermondsey, 16 May, 164J.
Innocent Rash, eld. son of Francts, fiiller, b. at Spalding,

CO. Line. 29 June, 1649.
James Jordan, third son of William, yeoman, b. at Weston

Turville, co. Bucks, 24 July, 1643.
Thomas Wills, eld. son of William, cooper, b. in Andrew

Hubbapd, i Oct. 1642.

1655.

Thomas Griffin, eld. son of Thomas, baker, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 12 Oct. 1642.
Paul Griffin, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 24

Aug. 1644.
Thomas Davall,^ eld. son of Thomas, merchant, b. at

Amsterdam, 18 May, 1644.
Thomas Thorp, third son of George, cook, b. in Katharine

Cree Church, i Jan. 1643.
Thomas Lowe, second son of Antony, grocer, b. in Ethel-
borough par. 3 July, 1642.
Thomas Langbridg, eld. son of Thomc^, surgeon, b. in

Bennet's Paul's Wharf, 4 Nov. 1644.
John Langbridg, second son the same, b. in same parish,

26 Aug. 1646.
John Tailor, only son of Francis, grocer, b. Mildl-ed's

Poultry, 26 Mar. 1646.
Thonias Haines, only son of John, merchant taylor, b. in

Nicolas Cole Abbey, 24 Mar. 1644.
Brian Dickinson,* eld. son of Richard, armourer, b. in

Laurence Jewry. 28 Mar. 1645.
Henry Dent, eld. son of Henry, wine merchant, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 11 Aug. 1643.
Joseph Dent, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 25

Mar. 1644.

1 Thomas Wehh, In SmytKs Obituary is recorded the death of Mr. Nathan Webb,
bookseller in St. Paul's Churchyard, 26 March, 1665.

« Samuel Beck. Perhaps of Corpus Christi Coll. Camb. B.A. 1663. Fellow. b.d.
1674.

3 Thomas DavaJU knighted at Kensington, 19 June, 1713, being son and heir of
Thomas Davall [Le Neve's Knights), by his wife Aim, dau. of Thomas Potts, gent, who
died in 1700, aged 79. (See Afon, Ins. in St, Mary Hill Church.)

♦ Brian Dickinson^ elected to St. John's Coll. Oxford, 1660, M,A, 1667, B.D. 1674.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 223

Thomas Gwilt, eld. son of Arthur y fruiterer, b. in Little

Allhallows, 10 Mar. 1643.
Henry Bricknell, third son of JameSf surgeon, b. in Bride's

parish, 17 Apr. 1642.
John Fountaine, second son of Thomas^ grocer, b. in Mary

Colechurch par. 27 Feb. 1648.
Thomas Fountaine, eld. son of above, b. in same parish, i

May, 1646.
Arthur Skinner, only son of Richard^ dealer, b. in Edmund's

Lumbard St. 28 Oct. 1643.
John Stevens, only son of Robert^ merchant taylor, b. in

James' Queenhithe, xo May, 1645.
Joshua Turlington, eld. son of William^ barber-surgeon, b.

in Katharine Cr6e Church, 21 Sep. 1641.
Caleb Turlington, second son of the same, b. in same

parish, 5 Dec. 1643.
John Cradock,^ eld. son of John^ merchant, b. in Margaret

Pattens, Rood Lane, 13 Dec. 1643.
Benjamin Cradock, second son of the same, b. at Lee, co.

Kent, 23 April, 1645.
James Paybody, eld. son of Johriy haberdasher, b. in

Andrew's, Holbom, 15 Aug. 1646.
James Wallis, third son of yohity gent. b. at Corsham, co.

Wilts, 6 Dec. 1643.
Nicolas Sheffield, second son of George^ scrivener, b. in

Gregory's by Paul's, 13 July, 1645.
Praise Golding, second son of Peter^ clothworker, b. in

Thomas Apostles, 3 Dec. 1641.
John Golding, third son of the same, b. in same parish, 28

Nov. 1645.
Antony Izard, eld. son of Antony y druggist, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 13 April, 1642.
Thomas Profifett, fifth son of Nicolas^ b.d. b. at Marlborough,

CO. Wilts, 7 Aug. 1639.
Richard Stanford, only son of Richardj clothworker, b. in

Katherine Tower, i Nov. 1643.
John Pettifur, eld. son of JohUy cordwainer, b. in AUhallows

Wall, 19 Feb. 1646.
Thomas Lowe, eld. son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

Stephen's Walbrook, 24 May, 1641.
Thomas Faldo,* only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. at

Ensum (Ensham), co. Oxon. 12 Aug. 1646.
Samuel Winstanley, eld. son of Evany grocer, b. in Michael

Bassingshaw, 5 July, 1645.
John Cutts, eld. son of Waltery merchant taylor, b. in

Michael Royall, 25 May, 1645.

^ John Cradock t perhaps of Emanuel Coll. Camb. B.A. 1664, M.A. 1668. See also
Visitation of London, 1633, sub voce.

^ Thomas Faldo, One of this name was of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1664, M.A.
1668.

224 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

William Hodgson, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Stepney, 3 Feb. 1646.
Ephraim Elcock, eld. son of Thomas^ oilman, b. in Mary-
Magdalen, Bermondsey, 25 Apr. 1644.
Stephen Wilkinson, eld. son of Stephefiy turner, b. in Giles'

Cripplegale, 19 Feb. 1645.
Richard Tuckey, only son of RicJmrdy merchant taylor, b.

in Olave's, South wark, i Nov. 1643.
Robert Woodford, fourth son of Robert^ gent. b. in Allhallows

par. 6 June, 1645.
Charles Cross,' eld. son of Edward^ merchant taylor, b. in

Botolph's Bishopsgate, 13 Mar. 1642.
Joshua Standley,^ fourth son of William^ merchant taylor,

b. in John Evangelist's, 10 Oct. 1644.
John ProfiFett, eld. son of Francis^ merchant taylor, b. in

Thomas Apostle*s, 17 Feb. 1638.
John Thorowgood, only son of Johity merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 22 Nov. 1645.
Charles Adsted, third son of Henrys groom, b. at Chiswick,

23 Feb. 1643.
Simeon Marriott, eld. son of Gabriel^ goldsmith, b. in Dionis

Backchurch, 18 Aug. 1645.
Samuel Jennings,* third son of John^ dealer, b. in Austin's,

Oldchange, 14 Apr. 1645.
Theophilus Aldred, only son of Robert^ merchant taylor, b.

in Leonard's, Foster Lane, 2 June, 1646.
Samuel PownoU, eld. son oi Barnabas^vfedLV^Ty b. in Michael

Royall, 9 Nov. 1644.
John Meredith, eld. son of Johtiy dealer, b. at Ruthin, co.

Denbigh, 2 Feb. 1643.
Thomas Hough, third son of William^ goldsmith, b. in All-
hallows, Lumbard St. 26 Dec. 1647.
John Vernon, eld. son of Johny grocer, b. in Laurence

Jewry, 12 Sep. 1646.
John Stonehill, eld. son of Richardy goldsmith, b. in

Margaret's, Lothbury, x8 Dec. 1644.
William Baker, eld. son of Stephen^ girdler, b. in St,

Gregory's, 22 Oct. 1642.
Henry Dancy,* only son of Johriy clothworker, b. in Great

Allhallows, 18 June, 1646.
John Byker,* eld. son of Lewis^ grocer, b. in Peter's, Corn-
hill, 3 May. 1643.
Richard Ball, eld. son of Richard^ cooper, b. in James'

Garlickhithe, 21 Jan. 1644.

1 CharUs Crass, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1658, M.A. 1667.
» Joshua Stanley, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1663, B.A. 1667.
' Samuel Jennings, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1664.

♦ Henry Dancy, perhaps son of John Dansie, who entered his pedigree at the Vis.
of London in 1633.

8 John Byker, bapt. at St. Peter's, Comhill, 4 May, 1643. (^^^' ^^g-)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 225

John Flatten, only son of Rogers basketmaker, b. in St.

George's par. 15 Feb. 1640.
John Hough, second son of Wtlliamy goldsmith, b. in All-
hallows, Lumbard St. 29 June, 1645.
Michael Mainet, second son of Joshtuiy notary public, b. in

Bartholomew's Exchange, 29 Aug. 1643.
Edward Bentley, eld. son of William^ skinner, b. in Mary

Wolnoth, 28 Nov. 1644.
James Whitehead, second son of Richard^ cutler, b. in

Margaret Pattons, i May, 1644.
Richard Cross, second son of Edward^ merchant taylor, b.

in Botolph's Bishopsgate, 23 May, 1646.
John Sheppard, eld. son of MauricCy merchant taylor, b. in

Bride's parish, 20 Mar. 1643.
Benjamin Hall, fifth son of Nathanaelj skinner, b. in Alder-

mary, 19 Nov. 1643.
Thomas Bennet, eld. son of Daniel^ merchant taylor, b. in

Benet-fink par. 23 Mar. 1642.
Edmund Lawes, only son of Thomas^ gent. b. at Harrow on

the Hill, 2 August, 1643.
Stephen Newcomen,' eld. son of ThomaSy M.A. and Rector

of Clothall, CO. Herts, b. at Headborn Worthy, co. Hants, 26

May, 1647.
Humphrey Selwood, only son of Samuel^ gent. b. at Seal,

CO. Kent, 14 Oct. 1641.
John Gaseley, fifth son of ThonmSy grocer, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 16 Mar. 1645.
Philip Pantwell, second son of Johtiy clothworker, b. in

Mary Matfelon, alias Whitechapel, 21 Tune, 1645.
William Sharp, second son of Williamy clothworker, b. in

Mildred, Bread St. 27 April, 1647.
Edward South, fourth son of Edwardy goldsmith, b. (at

Salisbury*) in London, St. John Zachary parish, 30 Sep. 1644.
John Eames, only son of yamesy innholder, b. at Barkham-

stead, CO. Herts, 29 Jan. 1644.
George Green, only son of GeorgCy cooper, b. in Olave's,

Hart St. IS Aug. 1646.
Peter Kentish,* third son of ThomaSy clerk and Rector of

Middleton, in the Valley of the Tees, Durham, b. at King's

Langley, co. Herts, 6 May, 1639.
Samuel Shipton, only son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

in Margaret's, New Fish St. 4 Oct. 1643.
John Donaldson, eld. son of Johriy wine merchant, b. at

Norwich, 6 Dec. 1642.

* Sic in original, but erased.

* Stephen Newcomen, The father was D.D. and Preb. of Lincoln. The name
of Stephen Newcomen does not occur in the Lists of Graduates at Oxford or Cambridge,
but there was a Vicar of Braintree of the name in 1 709, and a Rector of Laindon in 1 719.

« Peter Kentish, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1657.

226 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Richard Snart, eld. son of Thomas^ grocer, b. in Christopher's

par. 25 July, 1641.
Henry Weathered, third son of Samuel^ dealer, b. in Great

Bartholomew's, 16 Aug. 1646.
John Ince, eld. son of Francis^ dealer, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 12 Mar. 1643.
James Cockett, second son of JameSy gent. b. at Greenwich,

15 May, 1644.
Nathanael Richardson, second son of Jokny gent. b. at

Stoke Poges, co. Bucks, 25 July, 1645.
Nicolas Riall, eld. son of Nicolas^ clerk, b. at Fortho, co.

Northants, 10 Mar. 1641.

1655-6.

Abraham Janeway,^ fourth son of Willtamy clerk and Rector

of Kelshall, co. Herts, b. in Alphage, 13 Oct. 1640.
Joseph Janeway,^ sixth son of the same, b. in Giles' Cripple-
gate, 15 Sep. 1642.
Joseph Brown, fourth son of Rtchardy clothworker, b. in

Katharine Coleman, 12 Jan. 1645.
William Heath, eld. son of Humfreyy clothworker, b, in

Michael's, Crooked Lane, 12 Dec. 1644.
John Pennock, only son of Johfty clockmaker,* b. in Great

St. Hellen's, i Jan. 1645.
Charles Adland,^ only son of CharleSy dealer, b. in St.

Stephen's, Coleman St. 12 July, 1642.
Richard Tippits,* eld. son of Richardy wine merchant, b. in

Magnus par. 28 Jan. 1646.
Samuel Farrington, eld. son of Michaely woolman, b. at

Coventrj', 13 Dec. 1648.
Richard Tiler, only son of Richardy Salter, b. in Peter ad

Vincula in the Liberty of the Tower, 12 April* 1643.
John Whitwood, eld. son of Johuy merchant taylor, b. in

Giles' in the Fields, 18 Dec. 1646.
Peter Stone, third son of JameSy merchant, b. at Hackney,

27 Feb. 1647.
Benjamin Stock, third son of CharleSy plaisterer, b. in Great

Allhallows, 29 Nov. 1646.
Richard Stock, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish,

27 Jan. 1648.

* Clockmaker. Latin, horarius,

1 Abraham yaneway^ of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, B.A. 1662. A Nonconformist
of some reputation. (See Palmer's Memorial, iii. 513.) One of the same name
matriculated at Wadham Coll. Oxf. 1657.

* Joseph y oneway, of Wadham Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1662. Or was he with his
brother at Cath. Hall, Cambridge, M.A. 1666 ?

' Charles AcUand, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1660. Appointed Third Under-
master of M. T. S. 1662, resigned 1604. He does not appear to have graduated at
Oxford.

* Richard Tippits, " Habitat ad insigne Orbiculi (sive Hoop) in vico voc. Thames
Str." (MS. note by Mr. Dugard.)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 227

Robert Grraiden, eld. son of George^ merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's in the Fields, 6 Mar. 1643.
William Trotter, eld. son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. in

Ethel borow par. 2 Feb. 1645.
Henry Radman, fourth son of ThomaSy carrier, b. in Michael's

Queenhithe, 21 Dec. 1643.
William Freeborn, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Allhallows Staining, 15 May, 1643.
Samuel Rash, eld. son of Samuel^ weaver, b. in Stephen's,

Coleman St. 3 Dec. 1644.
Hatton Rash, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 8

March, 1645.
Jonathan Smith,^ third son of Jokny goldsmith, b. in Dionis

Backchurch, 25 Dec. 1644.
Jonathan Tye, eld. son of George^ merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Mounthaw, 22 Apr. 1645.
Richard Andrewes, only son of Francis^ merchant, b. in

Michael, Wood St. 25 July, 1641.
Charles, Cutlove, eld. son of Charles^ salter, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 26 Sep. 1644.
Jeremiah Gold, third son of Simony fishmonger, b. in

Margaret, New Fish St. 11 July, 1642.
Thomas Gold, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish, 17

Nov. 1646.
Nathanael Powell,^ eld. son of Nathanael, Esquire, b. at

Ewhurst, CO. Sussex, 21 Feb. 1640.
Daniel Blake, only son of Christopher j merchant taylor, b.

in Andrew's Undershaft, 15 Aug. 1642.
James Bloodworth, eld. son of -ffif^^ry, baker, b. in Andrew's

Undershaft, 30 Jan. 1645.
John Bolter,* eld. son of Hughy woodmonger, b. in Mary

Abchurch", 24 Dec. 1643.
John Oakes,* second son of Leonardy merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Abchurch, i March, 1645.
Benjamin Godwin, only son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

in Bride's par. 14 April, 1645.
John Cole, eld. son 01 Johny wine merchant, b. in Magdalen's,

Old Fish St. 6 Nov. 1644.
John k Court,* eld. son of Johny clothworker, b. at Raddon,

CO. Somerset, 23 June, 1643.

* Jonathan Smith, bap. I Jan. 1644-5. (Par, Reg,)

> Nathanael Powell, kJoighted in the lifetime of his father, whom he succeeded in the
Baronetcy (created 10 May, 1661) in 1675. He was twice married and died about the
year 1707.

» John Bolter, possibly of St. Katherine Cree parish and father of Hugh Boulter,
D.D. Archbishop of Armagh, and was educated at M. T. S. This John Boulter died in
L709.

* John Oakes, The father, Leonard Oakes, was son of Ellas, of Norwich, leather-
dresser, who was apprenticed in 1635. (M. T, Bindings,)

* John h Court, son of John, by Lydia, dau. of William Brewer, Esq. He was of
Lincoln CoU. Oxf. b.a. 1661, m.a. 1664, and ancestor of the Earls of Heytesbmy.

228 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Robert Thomas, eld. son of Roberty gent. b. in Olave's,

Silver Street, i8 July, 1641.
Thomas Hayward, eld. son of ThomaSy fuller, b. in Little

Allhallows, 31 Aug. 1641.
Christopher Maynard, second son of Christopher y merchant,

b. in Martin's Vintrey, 2 June, 1644.
Roger RadclifF, eld. son of Andrew y gent. b. at Oswestry,

CO. Salop {sic), 9 May, 1644.
John Sergeant, second son of John, clothworker, b. in

Swithin's parish, 9 Sep. 1640.

1656.
Thomas Hammond, eld. son of Williamy wine merchant, b.

in Ethelborow par. 12 Nov. 1642.
William Peterson, fifth son of Roherty baker, b. in Katharine

Kree Church, 7 Nov. 1644.
Richard Hardmett, eld. son of Richardy skinner, b. in

Ethelborow par. 26 Nov. 1642.
Richard Warren,^ eld. son of Richardy merchant, b. at

Greenwich, 14 April, 1649.
Richard King, second son of Richardy clothworker, b. in

Margaret's, New Fish St. 31 Dec. 1644.
Richard Dickenson, second son of Richardy armourer, b, in

Laurence Jewry, 12 Nov. 1647.
John Smith, eld. son of Petery merchant taylor, b. in All-
hallows Staining, 8 Apr. 1647.
William Bettertun,^ third son of MattheWy cook, b. at

Cromish {sic), co. Berks, 4 Sep. 1644.
John Roper, only son of Abrahamy merchant taylor, b, in

Edmund's, Lumbard St. 8 Oct. 1647.
Stephen Jackson, eld. son of St^pheny merchant taylor, b.

in Katharine Coleman, 9 Mar. 1647.
Michael Peers, second son of LaurencCy woolman, b. in

Clement's. Eastcheap, 3 Feb. 1645.
Edward Aylett, eld. son oiEdwardy woolman, b. in Leonard's,

Eastcheap, 24 Aug. 1646.
Thomas Blower, second son of ThomaSy carpenter, b. at

Pluckley, co. Kent, 19 Sep. 1643.
Joseph Hall, sixth son of Nathanaely skinner, b. in Mary

Aldermar}', 13 Jan. 1643.
William Baily,* second son of Simony merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's Outwich, 14 Aug. 1649.
Henry Whittingham, only son of Henryy goldsmith, b, in

Olave's, Silver St. 22 Jan. 1644.
Samuel Simmonds, only son of MattheWy stationer, b. in

Giles' Cripplegate, 8 Apr. 1640.

* Richard Warren, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1665, B.C.L. 1670, D.CL. 1676.
Rector of South Wamborough, co. Hants.

* William Bettertun, There is no parish named Cromish in Berkshire.

' William Baily (or Baylie)^ elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1667, M.A. 1674, died circa
1681, Will proved at Oxford.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 22g

Benjamin Strode, second son of Robert y girdler, b. in

Edmund's, Lumbard St. 8 Apr. 1640.
Jonathan Knight, eld. son oijohtiy clothworker, b. in Ireland,

IS Aug. 1640.
Thomas Proud, only son of Johrij merchant taylor (deed.),

b. in Katharine Cree, 25 Aug. 1643.
John Wells,^ eld. son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in James'

Duke's Place, 15 July, 1643.
Joseph Wells, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

22 Feb. 1644.
Jeremiah Wells,^ third son of the same, b. in same parish,

17 June, 1646.
Thomas Spann, only son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

Bride's par. i May, 1644.
Charles Wells, third son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Bride's par. 27 Oct. 1644.
John Holland, eld. son of Johtij broiderer, b. at Chursey

(Chertsey), co. Surrey, 20 Sep. 1645.
John Nicolas,^ only son of Ralphs yeoman, b. in Andrew's,"

Holborn, 13 Feb. 1642.
William Dormer, eld. son of Wtlltanty cordwainer, b. in

Andrew Hubbard, 8 July, 1645.
Edward Wolf, eld. son of Johny surgeon, b. in Alban's,

Wood St. 7 Jan. 1640.
John Wolf, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 3

Oct. 1643.
Richard Atterberrie, only son of Thomas^ basketmaker, b.

in Allhallows Staining, 13 Sep. 1645.
Thomas Moor, eld. son of George^ cooper, b. in St. Mary

Hill par. 10 June, 1642.
Samuel Moor, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 2

Mar. 1643.
Joseph Woodman, only son of Joseph^ merchant taylor, b.

in Andrew's Wardrobe, 8 Apr. 1645.
Nathanael Lodington, only son of JonathaUy surgeon, b, in

Mildred's Poultry, 12 Nov. 1648.
John Dickenson,* eld. son of FranciSy merchant taylor, b. in

Laurence Jewry, 8 Apr. 1643.
John James,* only son of Willianiy merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 10 Dec. 1644.

» John Wells, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1660.

2 Jeremidh Wells, of St. Mary's Hall, Oxford, but (as Founder's Idn) elected to St.
John's, Oxford, 1665, B.A. 1669. '* Junior Collector of the University, and one of the.
first persons that spoke in verse in the first Encaenia at the dedication of Sheldon's
Theatre, an. 1669. Afterwards Lecturer of St. Michael's, Cornhill, and Curate of All-
hallows Barking. He died in August, 1679." ( Wood.) He was author of some poems
of temporary reputation.

3 John Nicolas, One John Nicholas was of All Souls* Coll. Oxf. B.A. 1663, M.A.
1666.

♦ John Dickenson, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1660.

* John James, elected'to St. John's, Oxford, 1664, B.A. 1668, M.A. 1672.

230 Merchant Taylor i School Register.

James Harris, second son of Richard^ merchant taylor, b.

in Dionis Backchurch, 9 Nov. 1646.
Thomas Morehouse, eld. son of Stephen^ innholder, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 10 Nov. 1643.
George Chattle, only son of George^ grocer, b. in Great All-
hallows, 31 March, 1642.
Josiah Cranford, fifth son of JameSy B.D. and Rector of St.

Christopher's Church, London, b. in Swithin's par. 22 Nov. 1642.
Angelo Jacobus, only son of AngelOy Grreek and merchant,

b. in Andrew's, Holborn, 19 Sep. 1644.
Lewis Ta3rte, only son of Lewis Taite [sic^y merchant, b. in

Olave's, Hart St. 15 Sep. 1647.
John Medley, eld. son of William^ skinner, b. in Woolchurch

par. 14 Sep. 1643.
Edmond Trench,* eld. son of Edmonds m.d, b. in Allhallows

Staining, 6 Oct. 1643.
Thomas Cutlove, second son oi CharleSySdlteTyh. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 3 June, 1647.
Samuel Sumbers, only son of Peters silkman, b. in Stepney,

30 Sep. 1647.
Robert Walpole, second son of Roberty draper, b. in Thomas

Apostle's, 13 July, 1646.
Nathanael Withers, eld. son of Samuely chandler, b. in

Bridewell Precinct, 15 May, 1644.
Antony Bumham, fifth son of ThomaSy skinner, b. in

Dunstan's in le East, 21 May, 1645.
John Harborne, only son of Johfiy fuller, b. in Great All-
hallows, 12 Oct. 1645.
Richard Levis, only son of Richardy stationer, b. in Andrew's

Wardrobe, 10 Dec. 1646.
John Saint- John,^ second son of JameSy baker, b. in Nicolas

Cole Abbey, 16 Mar. 1645.
James Dawes, eld. son of JameSy tinman, b. in Giles' Cripple-
gate, 4 Nov. 1646.
John Gouldsmith, second son of Johfiy merchant taylor, b.

in Sepulcre*s par. 15 May, 1646.
Nathanael Wickins, second son of WilliaMy clerk and

Rector of Andrew Hubbard, London, b. in that parish, 12 May,

1646.
Stephen Wickins, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

28 Oct. 1648.
Cornelius Raynes, eld. son of Williamy cooper, b. in

Dunstan's in the East, 13 Jan. 1642.

* Edmond Trench, Mr. Dugard adds "valedixit schobe Oxoniam continad con-
cessams." He was for a short time at Queen's Coll. Cambridge, and then of Magd.
Hall, Oxford, whence he graduated B.A. in 1660. He had considerable reputation as a
Nonconformist and was a man of gieat piety. Died 1691. (See Calamy.)

* John SainUjohn, He seems to have been a younger brother of James St. John,
goldsmith and banker, who in 1689, was Receiver General for the counties of Bucks,
Oxon, &c. and probably connected with Lord Bolingbroke*s family. (See Wilson's
Laurence Pountneyy p. 2481)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 231

Arnold Adamthwait, eld. son of Richard^ plaisterer, b. in

Great Allhallows, xo Feb. 1643.
John Sutton, eld. son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. at

Windsor, 26 March, 1643.
William Haytor, eld. son of NtcolaSy combmaker,* b. in

John Baptist's par. 31 Dec. 1643.
Edward Waple,^ only son of Christopher, tinman, b. in

Trinity par. 13 Oct. 1647.
Thomas French, eld. son of ThonuiSy musician, b. in Peter's

Paul's Wharf, 8 Mar. 1647.
Caspar Davall, second son of ThomaSy merchant, b. at

Amsterdam, 13 Oct. 1647.
John Honywood,* third son of Benonty merchant taylor, b.

in Clement's, Eastcheap, 16 Tune. 1646.
Allen Banks, eld. son of Williamy clothworker, b. in

Mildred Poultry, 2 June, 1641.
William Banks, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

9 June, 1642.
George Humstone, second son of GeorgCy merchant taylor,

b. in Nicolas Cole Abbey, 7 Dec. 1644.
Richard Elton,' second son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

in Aldermary, 26 Nov. 1645.
Richard Mayer, eld. son of Richardy wine merchant, b. in

Botolph's Bishopsgate, 17 Nov. 1641. .
Moses Mayer, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

'12 June, 1643.
Benjamin Hart, second son of Robert y glover, b. in Ethel-

borow par. 10 June, 1644.
Richard Studd, eld. son of Roberty armourer, b. in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, 2 Mar. 1647.
Thomas Holland, second son of Johtty broiderer, b. in

Thomas Apostle's, 16 April, 1647.
John Bland, eld. son of Johtty merchant, b. in Gabriel

Fanchurch, 16 Sep. 1646.
Giles Bland, second son of the same, b. in Olave's, Hart St.

17 Oct. 1647.
John George, second son of Geoffrey y wine merchant, b. in

Margaret's, Westminster, 28 Oct. 1644.
Thomas Cheney, eld. son of GeorgCy dealer, b. in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, 27 Mar. 1648.
Edward Arden, eld. son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b. in

Ethelborow parish, 7 Sep. 1644.

* Combmaker. "LsLiiUf pgctinarius.

» Edward JVaple^ elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1663, B.A. 1667, M.A. 1671, B.D.
1677. Proctor of the University in 1675. Vicar of St. Sepulchre's. Prebendaxy of
Wells and Archdeacon of Taunton. Founder of a Catechetical Lecture at St. John's
and author of numerous sermons. Wesley speaks of him as **a great man, tnough
almost unheard of in the world." He died 8 June, 17 12, and was buried in St. John's
College Chapel.

* yohn Honywood, For his father's admission (son of Sir Thomas), cf, ante,
^ Richard EUon, See Visitation 0/ Londortj 16^^,

232 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Thomas Freeman, only son of Henrys cook, b. in Giles'

Cripplegale, 12 Oct. 1645.
Elias Papworth/ only son of Elias^ merchant taylor, b. in

Olave's Jewry, 2 Feb. 1645.
John Manie, eld. son of ThomaSy armourer, b. in Stepney,

7 May, 1646.
Francis Terence, only son of Antony ^ merchant, b. in

Swithin's par. 29 May, 1645.
Thomas Vegelman, only son of Simony merchant taylor, b.

in Gabriel's Fenchurch, 22 Aug. 1645.
William Smart, second son of Thomas^ grocer, b. in

Bartholomew's Exchange, 29 April, 1643.
Francis Sayer, second son of Johny fishmonger, b, in

Margaret's, Westminster, 25 Jan. 1644.
John Tivill,^ only son of Hernwny merchant taylor, b. in

Botolph's Aldgate, 24 Jan. 1642.
John Brooke, only son of Ndthanuel Brooks [sic)y bookseller,

b. in Christopher's par. 7 Nov. 1649.
Richard Inman, only son of Richard^ cordwayner, b. in

Michael Bassingshaw, 27 Sep. 1642.
William Gostwyke,^ only son of William^ merchant, b. in

Mary Bothaw parish, 8 July, 1650.
George Backler, eld. son of George^ merchant taylor, b. in

Thomas Apostles, 3 April, 1643.
Matthew Smalwood,* eld. son of George^ clerk, M.A. and

Rector of Mildred Poultry, London, b. at Barnet, co. Herts, 3

March, 1640.
Randolph Smalwood, second son of the same, b. in same

place, 8 Sep. 1643.
Stephen Porter, second son of Stephen^ gent. b. at Barking,

CO. Essex, 14 Nov. 1641.
William Porter, third son of the same, b. in same parish, 9

Dec. 1642.
John Porter, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish, 13

Sep. 1646.
Valentine Howard, eld. son of Valentine^ wine merchant, b.

in St. Mary Hill par. 30 Oct. 1646.
John White, second son of Samtiely hatter, b. in Mary

Wolnoth par. 22 Feb. 1644.

* Elias PapwortK The father was probably Elias, son of Thomas Papworth, of
Elworth, CO. Kent, yeoman, and was apprenticed 8 May, 1615. {M, T, Bindings.)

» John Tivill (or Tivell), " was admitted an extra Licentiate (of R. C. P.) in 1686.
Two years after, viz., on the 21st December, 1688, having brought an instrument proving
his disfranchisement from the Apothecaries' Company, he was subjected to examination
by the Censors* Board and admitted a Licentiate." \Munk*s Roll.)

* William Gostwyke, of Trinity Coll. Camb. B.A. 167 1, M.A. 1675. Fellow of
Trinity.

* Matthew Smalwood^ of Queen's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1661. Fellow of Queen's. B.D.
T674. Chaplain to King Charles II. or perhaps tliis office was held by Matt. Smalwood,
who was of Brasenose Coll. Oxford, d.d. 1661. The father, George Smalwood, M.A.
was educated at M. T. S. Cf. ante.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 233

Edward Ive, only son of Roger y stationer, b. in Margaret's,

New Fish St. 14 Mar. 1645.
Thomas MuUineux, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor,

b. in AUhallows Barking, 3 Oct. 1641.
William Johnson, second son of CharleSygent.hAn Andrew's,

Holborn, 21 Oct. 1645.
John Heath, second son of Edward^ draper, b. in Hellen's

parish, 29 May, 1644.
Henry Davis,^ second son of Laurence^ merchant taylor, b.

in Martin's in the Fields, 20 Oct. 1643.
Thomeis Netheway, eld. son of ThomaSy plaisterer, b. in

Bartholomew Exchange, 28 May, 1646.
Thomas Walker, second son of Edwardy gent. b. at Waltham-

stow, 12 July, 1644.
Thomas Elkin, only son of GeorgCy clothworker, b. in

Botolph Bishopsgate, 10 June, 1646.
Thomas Spaight, only son of ThomaSy merchant, b. at

Wollage (Woolwich), co. Kent, 4 March, 1644.
Daniel Noble, second son of ThomaSy oilman, b. at Stepney,

4 Jan. 1643.
Thomas Delahay,^ only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b.

at Great AUhallows, 13 Feb. 1644.
Joseph Symonds, second son of Edwardy merchant taylor,

b. in Katharine Cree Church, 2 Feb. 1645.
Joseph Mercer, second son of Roberty woolman, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 8 Mar. 1643.
Francis Wass, only son of FranciSy surgeon, b. in Stephen's,

Coleman St. 6 Nov. 1644.
Samuel Loveday,* only son of Samuely merchant taylor, b.

in Botolph Bishopsgate, 5 Sep. 1645.
John How, eld. son of Johrty salter, b. in Laurence Jewry,

23 June, 1643.
Daniel Ireland, eld. son of Daniely cooper, b. in Nicolas

Olaves, 3 June, 1645.
Benjamin !remell, third son of Johriy draper, b. at Lewes,

CO. Sussex, 3 Dec. 1642.
Patrick Rochford, eld. son of Davidy merchant, b. at

Limerick, 17 Mar. 1642.
Squire Bence, eld. son of Roberty salter, b. at West Ham,

CO. Essex^ 31 Dec. 1643.
Thomas Bromley, eld. son of ThomaSy skinner, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 11 Jan. 1643.

1 Henry Davis, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1660, B.c.L. 1665, D.c.L. 1679. Rector
of Cheam, co. Surrey.

* Thomas Delahay, The Delahays were an ancient Herefordshire family. One John
Delahay, son of John, late of Alterynnis, co. Hereford, Esquire, was apprenticed to
Ralph Hawtrey, of St. PauPs Churchyard in 1634. (J/. T, Bindings.) Thomas
Delahay, son of Morgan D. clerk, of Longtown, co. Hereford, apprenticed in 1636.
{Ibid.)

3 Samuel Loveday, The father was son of William Loveday, of Bumpsted Hellens,
CO. Essex, tailor, and was apprenticed in 1635. (Ibid.)

234 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Nathanael Bromley, second son of the same, b. in Great
Allhallows, 3 Sep. 1646.

X656-7.

Alexander Dennis, son of Alexander j leatherdresser, b. in

Botolph's Aldgate, 5 April, 1646.
Samuel Tailor, only son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan's in le West, 16 Mar. 1644.
Thomas Oliver, eld. son of Thomas^ cordwajmer, b. in

Botolph's Bishopsgate, 22 Dec. 1645.
Thomas Legg, eld. son of Thomas^ cordwayner, b. in

Botolph's Bishopsgate, 27 Jan. 1642.
William Doewell, only son of l^homaSy skinner, b. in Peter's

Paul's Wharf, 26 Mar. 1643.
Venner Boyse, eld. son of Roberty merchant, b. in Beavers

(Bevis) Marks, London, 25 April, 1646.
John Moseley, eld. son of yohn, fuller, b. in Bennet's Paul's

Wharf, 10 Aug. 1646.
Thomas Hassard, only son of Henry ^ weaver, b. in Botolph

Aldgate, 11 Aug. 1645.
John Arme, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in Botolph

Bishopsgate, 18 Oct. 1644.
William Watson, only son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in

Katharine Tower, 11 Mar. 1645.
John Thorowgood, only son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in

Andrew's, Holborn, 22 Nov. 1645.
Solomon Brown, only son of Solonwny cooper, b. in Botolph

Bishopsgate, 17 Dec. 1644.
Matthew Skinner, second son of NtcolaSy merchant, b. in

Nicolas Acorns, 23 Aug. 1648.
Edward Cox,^ second son of ThomaSy gent. b. at Borton in

par. of Shrinham (Shrivenham), co. Berks, 2 Feb. 1643.
Nicolas Noel, eld. son of NicoktSy Rector of St. Andrew's,

Jersey, b. there 10 Feb. 1642.
Stephen Baker, second son oiStepheny girdler, b. in Gregory's

by Paul's, 29 March, 1646.
John Malin, eld. son of Josephy brewer, b. in Margaret

Moses, 17 Sep. 1645.
Peter Thodey, eld. son of Johny carpenter, b. in Dunstan's

in le East, 4 April, 1647.
Richard Thodey, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

25 Sep. 1649.
John Tabor,^ eld. son of Willtaniy clerk and Rector of Stoke

Bruen, co. Northants, b. there 21 Dec. 1648.
Thomas Moult, eld. son of ThomaSy merchant, b. in Botolph

Bishopsgate, 27 May, 1648.

^ Edward Cox^ ** vitam cum morte commutavit ffebr. 19, 1657." (^/.S. note by Mr.
Dugard.)

3 John Tabor f perhaps of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, b.a. 1668, M.A. 1672.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 235

James Bucknall, eld. son of Rtchardy gent. b. in Laurence

^ewry, 19 June, 1640.
n Bucknall, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

16 July, 1642.
Jonathan Saunders, second son of Caspar ^ merchant taylor,

b. in Allhallows Stayning, 14 May, 1645.
Samuel Ebum, third son of Richard^ merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Aldermary, 2 Feb. 1644.
Thomas Ebum, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish,

I April, 1646.
John Lyford, eld. son of John^ merchant taylor, b. at

Mortlake, co. Surrey, 28 Mar. 1646.
William Scrivener, eld. son of Richard^ baker, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 10 Tune, 1643.
John Knight, only son of Thomas^ gent. b. at Yeilding

{query Ealing), co. Middlesex, 27 April, 1645.
Laiton Weldon, only son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. at

Hutton Rudby, co. Ebor, 24 June, 1 646.
Thomas Prince, eld. son of Thomas^ merchant, b. in

Michael's, Crooked Lane, 18 April, 1646.
Peter Mitton, eld. son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b. in

Allhallows Barking, 11 April, 1646.
George Chaloner, eld. son of Williamy silkman, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, i Jan. 1645.
Thomas Percivall, second son of Zotcchy Esquire, b. at

Staughton, co. Leic. 10 Feb. 1644.
Joseph Gary, eld. son of Johriy scrivener, b. in Katherine

Cree Church, 19 Feb. 1648.

1657.

Thomas Hall, third son of ThamaSy turner, b. in Tower

Precinct, 15 May, 1643.
Robert Boyse, second son oi Robert^ merchant, b. in Beavers

Marks, 26 Mar. 1649.
Henry Joyner, second son of Williamy gardener, b. at

Newington Butts, co. Surrey, 16 May, 1647.
Thomas Philipps, eld. son of ThomaSy clothworker, b. in

Michael Bassishaw, 25 Dec. 1646.
William Bowler, second son of Johuy merchant taylor, b.

in Margaret Moses, 16 Dec. 1647.
Joseph Rowland, third son of ThomaSy gent. b. at Worsworth

(Wirksworth), co. Derby, 19 Nov. 1645.
Thomas Trench, third son of Edmundy m.d. b. at Allhallows

Staining, 14 April, 1648.
Thomas Aynsworth, eld. son of ThomaSy fuller, b. in Little

Allhallows, 29 Sep. 1644.
Thomas Lockingfton, eld. son of ThomaSy fishmonger, b. in

Magdalen, Old Fish St. 26 July, 1647.
Elias Aston, eld. son of CharleSy merchant, b. in Dunstan's

in le East, 2 Feb. 1^43.

236 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Jonathan Aston, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

21 Dec. 1645.
Solomon Shorter,^ eld. son of Solomon^ merchant taylor, b.

at Barton, co. Camb. 21 Tan. 1643.
Edward Wrigglesworth,^ only son of Edmund^ mercer, b.

in Mary Magdalen par. 31 Oct. 1645.
Samuel Lenton, eld. son of Thomas^ chandler, b. in George's,

South wark, 21 Mar. 1645.
Robert Pusee, eld. son of Roherty silkweaver, b. in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, 23 Aug. 1645.
John Wall, only son of Thomas^ cheesemonger, b. in Nicolas

Olaves, 13 Sep. 1647.
Richard Bradford, only son of Richard^ clothworker, b. at

Boston, CO. Salop, 9 June, 1646.
Nathanael Laines, second son of William, cooper, b. in

Dionis Backchurch, 18 Jan. 1646.
Francis Kempe, second son oi Francis, gent. b. at Wycombe,

CO. Bucks, I Nov. 1644.
John Wildbore, eld. son of Richard, gent. b. in Greorge's,

Southwark, 3 Jan. 1644.
Samuel Howard, only son of Samuel, skinner, b. in Mary

Magdalen, Bermondsey, 2 Aug. 1646.
Thomas Seaman,* second son of Thomas, gent. b. in

Mildred's Poultrey, 4 Sep. 1649.
Hugh Girton, only son of Hugh, yeoman, b. in George's,

Southwark, 27 Feb. 1645.
Thomas Ranee, eld. son of Thomas, weaver, b. in George's,

Southwark, 28 Feb. 1647.
James Sharpington, second son of George, dealer, b. in

Michael's, Wood St. 23 Oct. 1646.
Edward Asgill, fifth son of John, merchant taylor, b. in

Botolph's Aldersgate, 5 Jan. 1648.
John Earle, eld. son of Robert, draper, b. in Dunstan's in le

East, 28 Aug. 1644.
Thomas Earle, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

5 Jan. 1646.
John BuUen, eld. son of George, goldsmith, b. in Leonard's,

Foster Lane, 9 April, 1649.
Humphrey Dewell, only son of Humphrey, cooper, b. in

Stepney, 2 Dec. 1646.

1 Solomon Shorter, The Register of Westminster Abbey records the burial (29
Jan. 1677-8) of " Mr. Soil. Shorter," who in his will (dated 30 June, 1674) is described
as of St. Margaret's, Westminster, gent. As he was aged 22 at his first marriage in
1639-40, he was probably the father of the boy mentioned in the text. (Sec Chester's
JVestm, Abbey Reg, 193.)

' Edward Wrigglesworth^ elected to St. John's Coll. Oxford, 1661, M.A. 1669, B.
and D.M. 1679. Died 30 Sep. 1701, buried at St. Giles's, Oxford.

3 Thomas Seaman, The father was an attorney and died 31 July, 1667. (Smyth* s
Obituary.)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 237

John Curie/ third son of NicolaSy hatter, b. at Lewes, co.

Sussex, 7 June, 1643.
John Goddard, eld. son of John^ mercer, b. at Famham, co,

Surrey, 3 Mar. 1644.
John Wancklen, eld. son of Johriy cooper, b. at Nun-Eaton,

CO. Warw. 30 Nov. 1645.
John Mason,^ third son of Humphrey^ clerk, b. in George's,

Southwark, Nov. 1648.
Humphrey Morris, only son of Humphrey^ fishmonger, b.

in Sepulcre's par. 4 Mar. 1645.
Matthew Scarbrough, only son of Matthew^ dealer, b. in

Allhallows, Lumbard St. 10 Dec. 1647.
Samuel Crossley, eld. son of Johity cooper, b. in Olave's,

Hart St. 5 May, 1648.
Francis Norton,^ only son oi Peter ^ surgeon, b. at Peckham,

CO. Kent, 21 Dec. 1641.
James Tillot, only son of James^ merchant, b. in St. Mary

Elms, Ipswich, 25 Nov. 1643.
Nicolas Thorowgood, second son of Nicolas^ turner, b. in

George's, Southwark, 12 April, 1648.
Samuel Thorowgood, third son of the same, b. in same

parish, 3 Nov. 1649.
Thomas Penny, only son of ThomcLSy woodmonger, b. in

Martin's Vintrey, 3 Apr. 1647.
Edward Okeley, second son of Hughj merchant taylor, b.

in Katharine Cree Church, 13 Jan. 1645.
John Coldicott, second son of William^ glazier* (?), b. at

Lambeth, 8 June, 1645.
Richard Tharold, only son of Richardy wine merchant, b.

in Dunstan's in le West, 6 Sep. 1643.
John Tasborow, eld. son of Williamy merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's in the Fields, 12 Feb. 1644.
Thomas Mason, only son of Johuy clothworker, b. in Great

Allhallows, 23 Oct. 1644.
Stephen Gey, only son of Stephen^ barber-surgeon, b. in

Christophers par. 25 Dec. 1641.
Robert Trott, eld. son of Robert^ merchant taylor, b. in

Edmund's, Lumbard St. 29 Dec. 1647.
Andrew Glutton, only son of William^ cooper, b. in Botolph's

Billingsgate, i June, 1645.
Edward Parr, second son oi Edmund^ of Haisarme in Rain-
ford, gent. b. at Armeschurch, co. Lane. 10 Feb. 1643.
Hammond Norton, seventh son of Johity gent. b. at Norwich,

Christ's Church par. i Jan. 1646.

• Glazier. "Lsi^y fenestrarius.

1 yohn CurU, of Magdalen Coll. Oxf. 1659, Demy, 1662, M.A. 1665. Master of
MagMen Coll. School, 1666. Prob. Fellow, 1670. Died 1671 or 1672. (Dr. Bloxam's
Register.)
. * yohn Masortt perhaps of Eman. Coll. B.A. 1668, Fellow, b.d. 1679.

' Francis NorUm^ perhaps of St. John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1661, M«A. i665«

238 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Pitts, eld. son of Henry^ cook, b. in Andrew's

Holborn, 13 Sep. 1644.
Thomas Dawson, fourth son of TliomaSy blacksmith, b. at

Longborough, 23 July, 1643.
Thomas Cony, only son of Thomas^ grocer, b. at Middleton,

CO. Hereford, 11 Dec. 1647.
John Briggs, only son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. in St.

Swithin*s par. 27 July, 1641.
Thomas Austin, eld. son of Antony^ tinman, b. in James

Garlick-Heath, 28 July, 1645.
John Davis, only son of Johity merchant taylor, b. in

Magaret's Pattens, 8 July, 1648.
William Hobson, only son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Botolph Aldgate, 3 May, 1646.
Edward Bushell, eld. son of Edward^ merchant taylor, b. in

Little St. Hellens, 29 Jan. 1648.
William Liptrot, only son of Roberty fuller, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 10 March, 1645.
Richard Rowell, second son of Johfiy wine merchant, b. in

Andrew Hubbard, 27 Mar. 1644.
Samuel Rowell, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

23 May, 1646.
Joseph Baggs, fourth son oiGtleSy fishmonger, b. ia Michael's

Queenhithe, 21 Nov. 1647.
Joseph Bell, second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. in

Faith's parish, 20 May, 1647..
Henry Babington, eld. son of Henryy b. in AUhallows,

Lumbard St. 9 Sep. 1645.
Thomas Archer, only son of ThomaSy skinner, b. in Christ

Church par. 15 Apr. 1643.
Hugh Lawton, third son of Abrahaniy skinner, b. at Coventry,

27 May, 1644.
William Ashley, only son of ThomaSy merchant, b. at

Stepney, 11 June, 1640.
Charles Jefferson, second son of Nathanaely dealer, b. in

Martin's Outwich, 27 Mar. 1645.
William Beech, eld. son of JameSy cooper, b. at Bucking-
ham, 10 Aug. 1648.
James Beech, second son of the same, b. in James Garlick-
Heath, 1 6 July, 1 649.
William Glover, only son of Wtlliamy dealer, b. in Edmund's,

Lumbard St. (no birth date).
John Steventon, eld. son of Johiiy grocer, b. in Bennet-

fink par. 4 April, 1647.
Thomas Steventon, second son of the same, b. in same par.

31 July, 1648.
Richard Pepys, second son of Richardy merchant, b. in

Bartholomew Exchange, 8 May, 1643.
James Liddell, only son of Duncariy gent. b. in Martin's in

the Fields, 24 May, 1647.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 239

Benjamin Poole/ eld. son oi Antony y draper, b. at Edmonton,

4 Nov. 1645.
Francis Cuningrave, only son of Francis^ skinner, b. at

Greenwich, 2 Apr. 1656.
Edward Lynne, eld. son of John^ dealer, b. in Bennet-fink

parish, 8 May, 1647.
Francis Walkden, only son of Johny fuller, b. at Prescott,

CO. Lane. 20 Feb. 1646.
John Grolding, eld. son of John^ skinner, b. in Mary Abchnrch,

9 Oct. 1646.
John Underwood, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Allhallows Barking, 30 Aug. 1643.
John Long, eld. son of ThomcLSy barber-surgeon, b. in

Botolph Aldgate, i Dec. 1645.
Thomas Allen, eld. son of Thomas^ tinman, b. in Allhallows

in the Wall, 13 Dec. 1643.
Samuel Howkins, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b.

in Steven's Walbrook, 6 June, 1646.
Abraham Coltman,^ second son of Johnj dealer, b. in

Dunstan's in le East, 17 July, 1644.
James Mason, eld. son of Humphrey^ clerk, b. in Greorge's,

Southwark (no birth date).
William Richardson, second son of William^ fishmonger, b.

in Allhallows Barking, 4 Sep. 1646.
Robert BickefstafF, eld. son of JameSy dealer, b. in George's,

Southwark, 14 Sep. 1644.
Matthew Hitchmow, second son of MattheWy gent. b. in

Bride's par. 12 Mar. 1643.
Samuel Weaver, third son of Edwardy weaver, b. in Mary

Stainings, 20 Apr. 1648.
Samuel Stacey, second son of Johny hatter, b. in Olave's

Southwark, 31 Oct. 1646.
Edward Mitton,^ second son of Edwardy merchant taylor, b,

in Allhallows Barking, 14 May, 1648.
John Stanley, eld. son of ThomaSy grocer, b. in Mildred

Bread St. 20 Dec. 1649.
Jonathan Tailor, eld. son of ThomaSy cordwayner, b. in

Swithin's par. 16 Sep. 1648.
Thomas Timson, eld. son of ThonuiSy woolman, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 18 Aug. 1646.
Henry Blomfield,^ only son of Henryy gent. b. at Diss, co,

Norf. (no birth date given).

* Benjamin Poole. One "Benjamin Poule, of Amsterdam, merchant (was) knighted
at Hampton Court (for Grood Services done abroad), in the Bed Chamber at Hampton
Court, 27 Junij, 1701." {Le Neve's Knights.)

* Abraham Coltman, "AdversA valetudine laborans, Scholae valedixit, Maii 11.
1658." (MS, note by Mr, Dugard,)

' Edward Mitton, of St. Olave's, Southwark, citizen and embroiderer, married at
Westminster Abbey, June r, 1676, Elizabeth Gwinne, of St. Dunstan's in the West.
(ChesUr's Westm. Abbey Reg, p. 13.)

* Henry Blomfield, son of Henry B. of Fersfield. He lived at Brisingham, co,
Noif. and was buried at Blonorton, in the same county. (Bhmfield^s Hist,)

240 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

William Cocking, only son of William^ plaisterer, b. in

Olave's South wark, 23 Feb. 1647.
Matthew Datcheler, eld. son of MatheWy merchant, b. in

Mary Wolnoth par. 12 Sep. 1647.
William Cook, only son of William^ skinner, b. in Andrew's,

Holborn, 14 Dec. 1644.

X657-8.
Henry Jenney, sixth son of Willtamy merchant, b. in

Laurence Pountney, 6 May 1646.
Nathanael Hilton,* eld. son of Zephaniahy broiderer, b. in

Michael Cornhill, Dec. 1646.
John Jackson, eld. son of Andrew^ gent. b. at Bricklesey

(Brightlingsea), co. Essex, 21 Nov. 1644.
Stephen Jackson,* second son of the same, b. at Chatham,

II Dec. 1646,
John Shears, second son of Johtij draper, b. in Great All-
hallows, 8 Oct. 1649.
John Smith, only son of John^ goldsmith, b. in St. John

Zachary, 18 Oct. 1647.
John Ground, eld. son of Johtty barber-surgeon, b. in

Botolph's Bishopsgate, 20 April, 1645.
John Allen, eld. son of JameSj dealer, b. in Clement's

Danes, 14 Oct. 1644.
Augustine Wamar,* eld. son of Augustine^ gent. b. in

Virginia, 20 Oct. 1643.
Daniel Gayer, only son of Thomas ^ stationer, b. in Katherine

Cree Church, 17 June, 1645.
Thomas Lawes, second son of Charles^ plumber, b. in Great

Allhallows, 30 Mar. 1646.
Francis Man, third son of JameSj merchant, b. ia Allhallows

Barking, 17 Jan. 1647.
William Deane, only son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Clement's Danes, 28 Jan. 1646.
John Hancock, only son of John^ stationer, b. in Bartholo-
mew Exchange, 8 May, 1648.
Edward Milner, second son of Richard^ gent. b. in Michael

Royall, 19 July, 1646.

^ Nath, Hilton^ <<at Newington, his Warehouse near the Bear and Fonntain, in
Loathbury." {London Directory^ 1677.)

2 Stephen Jackson. Col. Chester cites the administration granted to her son,
Stephen Jackson, of the effects of Ann Jackson, of St. Martin's in the Fields, widow,
21 Jan. 1736-7. It appears that she had two sons, one the landlord of the Half-Moon
Tavern, in the Strand, and the other an officer in Col. Kirke's Regiment. {Chester's
Westm, Abbey Reg, 347.)

' Augustine Wdmar, There is every reason to suppose that the father was Colonel
Augustine Warner, who was Member of the Council of Virginia, Burgess from
Gloucester County in 1658-9, and Speaker of the House. He died in 1 68 1. His
daughter, Mildred, married Laurence Washington, of Virginia. In a note kindly
furnished by an American correspondent the son, and not the father, is said to have been
the Speaker, but the above entry shows that the former must have been at school when
the latter was a Burgess.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 241

Samuel King,^ eld. son of Samiiely chandler, b. in Peter's,

Cornhill, 2 June, 1646.
Peter Felkin, eld. son of Thomas^ Salter, b. in Katharine

Coleman, 19 Mar. 1642.
Joseph Cooper, only son of ThonuiSy cooper, b. in Laurence

Pountney, 19 Sep. 1646.
Thomas Balman, second son of Thomas^ gent. b. in

Walbrowe's parish, Bristol, July, 1649.
Charles Lewis, eld. son of Hugh^ goldsmith, b. in Botolph

Aldersgate, 3 Feb. 1643.
Edward Underhay,^ second son of Augustine^ fuller, b. in

Martin's Vintrey (no birth date).
William AUott, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Mary Abchurch, 3 Oct. 1647.
John Earls, second son of Johity clothworker, b. in Martin's

le Grande, 6 Jan. 1645.
John Tailor, eld. son of Brians merchant taylor, b. in Great

Allhallows, I Nov. 1644.
William Backler, second son of George^ merchant taylor, b.

in Thomas Apostle's, 21 Apr. 1647.
Daniel Brent, eld. son of Daniely dealer, b. in Martin's

Ludgate, 12 Jan. 1646.
Josiah Smith,^ third son of John^ dealer, b. in Allhallows

Barking, 19 Feb. 1642.
William Hicks, eld. son of William^ M.A. b. at Oundle, co.

Northants, 13 April, 1647.

X658.

Thomas Ward, only son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

John Baptist par. 9 Mar. 1643.
William Pickering, only son ofjohnj yeoman, b. in Leonard's,

Shoreditch, 17 Nov. 1648.
James Wormwell, only son of James^ carrier, b. in Andrew's

Holborn, 2 April, 1646.
Thomas Willett, eld. son of Humphreyy merchant, b. at

Rheims in Normandy (no birth date).
Humphrey Willett, second son of the same, b. in same place

(no birth date).
Charles Plomer, only son of Charles^ merchant taylor, b. in

Great Allhallows, 23 Mar. 1646.
Daniel Pownsett, eld. son oijamesy chandler, b. in Stephen's,

Coleman Street, 29 July, 1646.
John Po*wnsett, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

30 July, 1649.

* Samuel King, He seems to have died young, as the Register of St. Peter's,
Cornhill, records the death of " Samuel, son of Samuel King, lo Sep. 1665."

* Edward Underhay, Mr. Dugard adds beneath the entry "ffidej'ussor Franciscus
NailorJ**

' yosiah Smithf elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1663, M.A. 1667, b.d. 1674.
R

242 Mercha7it Taylori School Register.

Ralph Farr, second son of William^ grocer, b. in Margaret

Moses, 3 June, 1650.
Thomas Margetts, eld. son of Thomas^ clothworker, b. in

Botolph Bishopsgate, 28 Feb. 1643.
George Akers,only son of i?^i:A<a:r^,plaisterer,b. in Sepulcre's

par. 14 Dec. 1647.
Thomas Mayo, eld. son of Edward^ dealer, b. in Trinity par.

23 Sep. 1646.
John Jenour, second son of MatthevOy merchant taylor, b. in

Katherine Coleman, 4 June, 1646.
John Holden, only son of John^ dealer, b. in James's Duke's

Place, 7 Jan. 1647.
Charles Bowyer, tenth son of William^ dealer, b. in Michael

Quern, 12 July, 1649.
Cuthbert Drew, eld. son of John^ blacksmith, b. in Stepney,

10 Aug. 1646.
John King,^ eld. son of John^ M.D. and f.r.C.p. b. in Olave's,

Old Jewry, 6 June, 1648.
David Rawson, eld. son of Edward^ clothworker, b. in

Mildred, Bread St. 19 Jan. 1643.
Josiah Rawson, second son of the same, b. in same parish.

May, 1648.
Benjamin Chandler,* eld. son of John^ merchant taylor, b.

in Botolph Aldgate, 20 Sep. 1647
Michael Aylett, second son of Edward^ woolman, b. in

Leonard's, Eastcheap, 12 Aug. 1647.
Joseph Shelman, only son of Ralphs dealer, b. in Grace-
church par. 12 Dec. 1647.
John Woodward, only son of JohUy fishmonger, b. in Magnus

par. 31 Dec. 1651.
Thomas Tailor, fourth son of ThomaSy scrivener, b. in

Rosemarie Lane, in the parish of Whitechapel, 31 May, 1646.
William Snelling, only son of Williamy merchant, b. at

Twickenham, 31 Oct. 1650.
Thomas Brandon, second son of Gtlberty wine merchant, b.

in Magnus par. 25 Oct. 1647.
John Brandon, third son of the same, b. in same parish, i

Jan. 1648.
Rowland Dee,' eld. son of Rowlandy merchant, b. in Martin's

Orgars, 25 Mar. 1646.

1 yohn King, His father, in his will dated i68r, mentions his eldest son "John
King now settled in Gresham College." Was this son Sir John King, sometime Solicitor
General to the Duke of York, and a Bencher of the Inner Temple ? (See Le Nev^s
Knights,) The parentage favours the supposition, but the alleged date of the latter's
death (1677) contradicts it.

' Benjamin Chandler, One of this name was author of " An Apology which I,
Benjamin Chandler, do make for standing by Jos. Stedman in opposition to Dr. Calamy,
&c." 1720.

' Rowland Dee, grandson of Arthur Dee, M.D. Physician to Charles I., and elder
brother of Duncan Dee, Common Serjeant. He died s.P. 1698. (See Pedigree in
WiUon's JSiit. p. 1 170.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 243

William Lightman, eld. son of William^ dealer, b. in

Botolph's Bishopsgate, 10 June, 1647.
Richard Owen, only son of Richard^ scrivener, b. in

Sepulcre's par. 9 Feb. 1647.
Edmund Jorden, only son of Edmund^ gent. b. at Charl-

wood, CO. Surrey, 15 July, 1642.
Thomas Bolton, second son of James^ brewer, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 10 May, 1648.
Robert Wren, only son of Robert^ carpenter, b. in Michael's,

Comhill, 26 Oct. 1644.
William Hall, second son of Robert^ merchant taylor, b. in

Little Allhallows, 17 Apr. 1642.
Robert Gregory, only son of Robert^ scrivener, b. in Michael

Royall, 16 Sep. 1646.
Samuel Tredwin, eld. son of Johtif merchant taylor, b. in

Swithin's par. 23 Feb. 1644.
Thomas Harris,^ eld. son of Edward^ dealer, b. at Newton

Valens, co. Hants, 21 June, 1646.
John Ames,^ eld. son of John^ draper, b. in Peter's Comhill,

29 Jan. 1645.
Joseph Pettifur, second son of John^ cordwainer, b. in

James's Duke's Place, 29 Oct. 1651.
William Lloyd, eld. son of Davtdy clothworker, b. at Brain-
tree, CO. EsseXr 21 Nov. 1647.
Robert Bence,* second son of Robert^ Salter, b. in Dionis

Backchurch (no date given).
John Johnson, eld. son of Thomas^ clothworker, b. in Dionis

Backchurch, 26 Aug. 1645.
Richard Marsh, only son of Richard^ wine merchant, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 30 Dec. 1649.
John Tredwin, second son of above John^ b. in Swithin's

parish, 12 April, 1646.
Thomas Viner, eld. son of Thomas^ dealer, b. in Magnus

parish, 28 Mar. 1643.
Joseph Hurlock, eld. son of George^ bookseller, b. in Magnus

parish, 5 Aug. 1645.
David Morris, eld. son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 21 Mar. 1646.
Henry Savage, only son of Matthew^ surgeon, b. at Enfield,

CO. Herts (w), 29 April, 1648.
John Lowe, second son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

Christopher's par. 24 June, 1648.
William Lowe, third son of the same, b. in the same parish,

8 July, 1649.

1 Thomas Harris, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1661, M.A. 1669.

' John Ames, entered as Amis in the Baptismal Register of St. Peter's, Comhill,
13 Feb. 1645-6.

3 Robert Bence, baptised 7 May, 1650. (Par. Reg,)

244 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Lake/ only son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b. in

Peter's, Cornhill, 15 Oct. 1646.
John Roe, eld. son of Peter y merchant taylor, b. in Mildred's

Poultry, 4 Oct. 1648.
Antony Upphill,^ eld. son of JameSy gent. b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 6 April, 1645.
Thomas Morris, second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b.

in Magnus par. 22 June, 1649.
John Cowell, only son of Johtiy haberdasher, b. in Clement's

Danes, 2 Apr. 1644.
William Smith, eld. son of Willianiy clothworker, b. in

Rotherhithe, 15 Sep. 1643.
Leonard Lytcott,' eld. son of Leonardy Esquire, b. at

Northampton, 17 Aug. 1645.
Edward Newhouse, only son of Johfiy cordwayner, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 22 April, 1646.
Jonathan Maxey, only son of ThomaSy stationer, b. in Mary

Mounthaw, 30 April, 1649.
James Raynie, second son of Joktiy dealer, b. in the Tower

Liberty, Jan. 1645.
Thomas Simmons, second son of Richardy baker, b. at

Bridgnorth, 26 Mar. 1647.
Francis Baggs, second son of Henryy goldsmith, b. in

Martin's Vintrey, 31 Mar. 1651.
Andrew Pebworth, fourth son of Andrew y cordwayner, b. in

Bennett's Paul's Wharf, 17 Aug. 1648.
John Dorman, eld. son of Johny surgeon, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 8 July, 1644.
Joseph Peterson, seventeenth son of Roberty baker, b. in

Katharine Cree Church, 25 Aug. 1645.
Thomas Collins, eld. son of Johny salter, b. in Botolph

Billingsgate, 4 Mar. 1 646.
William Dod, second son of Johny cooper, b. at Enfield, co,

Middx. 12 Tune, 1650.
Zephaniah Kathband,* eld. ^on of Abely clerk, b. at Rittle

(Writtle), CO. Essex, 25 Dec. 1646.
Abraham Markland,* second son of Michaely druggist, b. in

Dionis Backchurch, 25 June, 1645.

1 Thomas Lake^ baptised (as son of Thomas and Abigail) 22 January, [647-8. There
is, therefore, probably an error in Mr. Dugard's date of birth.

« Antony Upphill, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1664.

' Leonard Lytcott, The father, Leonard Lytcott (or Lidcott), of Checkendon, co.
Oxford (son of Christopher L. of Rushcombe, by Katharine, dau. of Sir Rob. Cheyney),
entered his pedigree at the Visitation of Oxfordshire in 1634. One Christopher L. son
of Sir John L. of co. Surrey, knt. was apprenticed in 1642. (M, T. Bindings,)

* Jephaniah Rathband (or Rathbone), The father held the living of WritUe in 1650,
" by sequestration from Dr. South." (Lansd. MS, 459.)

fi Abraham Markland^ elected to St. Tohn*s Coll. Oxf. 1662, d.d. 1692. Prebendary
of Winchester and Master of the Hospital of St. Cross. He died in 1 728, and published
Sermons on the *< Parables and Miracles of our Lord."

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 245

John Edmondson, eld. son of Thomas^ sailmaker,* b. in

Katharine Tower, i Nov. 1 646.
Thomas Edmondson, second son of the same, b. in same

parishi 30 Nov. 1648.
William Scorey, second son of William^ yeoman, b. at

Auborae (^«^ry Avebury), co. Wilts, 8 March, 1645.
John Morton, eld. son of Johriy tinman, b. in George's

parish, 2 Feb. 1646.
John Clark, eld. son of Philips merchant taylor, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 21 Sep. 1648.
John Twisleton, eld. son oijonn^ merchant, b. at Rotterdam,

12 Nov. 1646.
William Kennon, eld. son of William^ dealer, b. at Dunmow,

CO. Essex, 5 Mar. 1648.
Thomas Mutford, only son of John^ skinner, b. in Tower

Precinct, 17 Nov. 1646.
William Waine, only son of William^ goldsmith, b. in

Katharine Cree Church, 6 July, 1647.
Edward Nevill, eld. son of FranciSy draper, b. in Botolph

Aldgate, 4 March, 1643.
Joseph Hickman, eld. son of Josephy woodmonger, b. in

, Andrew's Wardrobe, 30 Apr. 1648.
Nathanael NichoUs, fourth son of Francis^ scrivener, b. in

Michael's, Wood St. 9 Mar. 1646.
John Waterman, eld. son of George^ skinner, b. in Little

Allhallows, I Nov. 1648.
John Howard, second son of Valentine^ dealer, b. in St.

Mary Hill par. 24 May, 1652.
John Warner, second son of Johuy yeoman, b. at Rumford,

CO. Essex, Oct. 1644.
John Foot,^ only son of Johtty woodmonger, b. at Pl3rmouth,

15 Sep. 1646.
John Powell, eld. son of Johriy wine merchant, b. in Mary

Aldermary, 8 Mar. 1650.
Thomas Smith, second son of George^ gent. b. at Bleching-

ton, CO. Oxon, 9 Oct. 1644.
Edward Benger, eld. son of JohUy woolman, b. in Giles'

Cripplegate, 19 Feb. 1647.
James Sheppard, eld. son of JameSy turner, b. in Martin's

le Grand, 16 Jan. 1646.
Thomas Bxilfell, eld. son of FranciSy saddler, b. in George's

Southwark, 23 Mar. 1646.
Thomas Bromley,* eld. son of ThomaSy skinner, b. in Martin's

Vintrey, 11 Jan. 1643.
Nathanael Bromley,* second son of the same, b. in Great

Allhallows, 3 Sep. 1646.

* Sailmaker. Latin, velifex,

* John Foot. Cf. infra for several entries relating to this family, of which Samuel
Foote, the celebrated dramatist, was a member.

* TTiomas Bromley ^ re-admitted, cf. sub anno, 1656.
' Nathanael Bromley^ idem.

246 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Rawlins, eld. son of Johfiy clerk, M.A. and Rector of

Clifford, CO. Hereford, b. at Cusop, in the same county, Aug. 16 . .

[blank].
Richard Sheppard, only son of George^ scrivener, b. in

Stepney, 20 Apr. 1646.
Robert Hall, only son of Andrew ^ fuller, b. in St. Saviour's,

South wark, 24 Nov. 1644.
William Pickhaven, eld. son of William^ gent. b. in St.

Thomas' par. Salisbury, 14 Feb. 1645.
George Chare,^ third son of Johny gent. b. at Wandsworth,

CO. Surrey, 12 Oct. 1646.

X658-9.
Robert Tailor, only son of Robert^ basketmaker, b. in

Margaret Fattens, 4 June, 1646.
John BickerstafiF, second son oi James j dealer, b. in Leonard's,

Foster Lane, 24 Sep. 1645.
Edward BickerstafF, third son of the same, b. in same parish,

14. Jan. 1646.
William Hutchins, eld. son of William^ wheelwright,* b. at

Rotherhithe, i April, 1651.
Thomas Lee, third son of John^ fishmonger,! b. in Michael's,

Crooked Lane, 20 May, 1648.
John Philipps, only son of Johny mariner, b. in Dunstan's

in le East, 5 Nov. 1646.
William Wise, only son of Robert^ baker, b. in Mary

Magdalen, Old Fish St. 7 July, 1646.
Philip Clark, second son of Philips merchant taylor, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 22 Sep. 1650.
William Friend, fourth son of Johny brewer, b. in White-
chapel, 21 Aug. 1 64 1.
Joseph Lane, only son of Timothyy brass-founder, b. in

Stephen's Walbrook, 6 Mar. 1648.
Peter ' Matthewes, eld. son of Peter ^ merchant, b. in Martin's

Orgar, i Nov. 1650.
John Nevill, second son of Francis^ draper, b. in Botolph

Aldgate, 22 Feb. 1647.
Thomas Butler, fourth son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b.

at Stoke Newington, 17 Dec. 1644.
Jeremiah Gaseley, sixth son of Thofnas^ grocer, b. in Mildred's,

Bread St. 22 June, 1649.
Richard Bull, only son of Richard^ Salter, b. in George's

par. CO. Surrey, 8 Sep. 1644.
Thomas Walker, eld. son of Adam^ grocer, b. at Lambeth

(no date given).
William Powell, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b.

in Michael's parish, Oxford, 14 Sep. 1644.

• Wheelwright. I^Sitmf plaustrarius.

t Fishmonger. Dugard here uses pi^cinarius instead of piscarius. The former
word would more strictly mean a keeper of fish-ponds.

1 George Chare ^ of Trin. Coll. Camb, 1667. Fellow. M.A. 1671.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 247

Thomas Powell, second son of the same, b. in Great Bartholo-
mew's (London), 6 May, 1647.
Samuel Hatton, fourth son of Richard^ gent. b. in Allhallows,

Hony Lane, 31 Dec. 1646.
John Gilbert, only son of Johfiy b. at Stepney, 6 Oct. 1646.
Henry Jones, only son of Henry y clothworker, b. in Michael

Royall, 23 June, 1650.
William Acton,^ third son of Johny goldsmith, b. at Bewdley,

16 Aug. 1645.
George Markham, second son of William^ citizen and

surgeon, b. in Martin's, Ludgate, 8 May, 1648.
Joseph Ward, eld. son of Benjamin^ scrivener, b. in James's

Duke's place, 26 Oct. 1646.
Benjamin Ward, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

19 Nov. 1649.
William Harrison, second son of William^ merchant taylor,

b. in Michael Bassingshaw, 15 Feb. 1643.
John Beck, eld. son of John^ druggist, b. in Andrew's

Hubbard, i April, 1647.
Henry Cheek, eld. son of John^ goldsmith, b. in Mary

Bothaw, 12 Apr. 1648.
Andrew Halford,^ third son of Andrew ^ woolman, b. in New

Fish St. 10 Mar. 1646.
John Saxby, only son of Antony y skinner, b. in Mildred's

Poultrey, 22 May, 1641.
John Banks, fifth son of Willtaniy clothworker, b. in Mary

Aldermanbury, 13 Nov. 1648.
Charles Bincks, second son of Rtchardy gent. b. in Mildred's

Poultrey, 12 Jan. 1645.
Richard Creswell, only son of Roherty gent. b. at Worcester,

I Nov. 1645.
John Cox, eld. son of Peter y wine merchant, b. in St. John

Baptist par. 25 April, 1650.
Daniel Gibson, second son of Francisy silkweaver, b. in

Botolph's Bishopsgate, 31 Oct. 1648.
Charles Butler, fourth son of Rtchardy merchant taylor, b,

at Stoke Newington, 14 July, 1646.
Benjamin Butler, fifth son of the same, b. in Mary Wolnoth,

7 Feb. 1647.
Thomas Richardson, eld. son of Wtlltaniy carpenter, b. in

Martin's Vintrey, 2 Aug. 1 646.
John Brown, second son of Ahrahaniy wine merchant, b. in

Mary Wolnoth, i Sep. 1650.

^ William Acton, From HarL MS, 1566, it appears that Thomas Acton, of Elmley
Lovett (a cadet of an ancient Worcestershire familv), had issue three sons, Charles,
Anthony and John, who was a goldsmith in London ana nad issue. (See also Grazebrook^s
Heraldry of Worcestershire^ sub voce.)

' Andrew HcUford. Was he youngest son of Andrew Halford, of Kilby, son and
heir of Sir Richard Halford, of Wistow, co. Leic. bart.? (See Burke's Extinct
Baronetage.)

248 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Starkey, only son of Peter^ innholder, b. at Great
Bud worth, co. Cest. 15 Oct. 1648.

1659-
Joseph Ruthome, eld. son of Joseph^ merchant, b. at Evesham,

24 Sep. 1647.
William Frith, eld. son of WtlliaMy grocer, b. in St. Saviour's,

Southwark, 30 June, 1644.
John Tompson, third son of Richard^ clerk, b. at Thorp

Markett, co. Norf. 12 Dec. 1647.
Samuel Withers,^ second son of Samttely chandler, b. in

Bridewell Precinct, 13 Mar. 1647.
Francis Jenney,^ fifth son of Williamy merchant, b. in

Laurence Pountney, 5 Apr. 1645.
Thomas Pierce, third son of Laurence^ woolman, b. in

Clement's, Eastcheap, 28 Oct. 1649.
Edward Calthorpe, second son of Edwardy grocer, b. in

Magnus parish, 14 Apr. 1645.
Edward Jefferson, fifth son of Nathanaely shoemaker, b. in

Martin's Outwich, 15 Aug. 1648.
John Hill, eld. son of Humphrey^ yeoman, b. at Stone, co.

Wigorn, i Nov. 1642.
Augustine Lynne, second son of Johtiy dealer, b. in Benet-

fink par. 22 Dec. 1649.
Fortunatus Fulwood,* only son of Henrys gent. b. at

Edmonton, i Nov. 1647.
George Crawley, only son of George^ surgeon, b. in Katherine

Coleman, 29 Jan. 1648.
John Woodward, eld. son of Johtiy surgeon, b. in Stephen's,

Coleman St. 2 Apr. 1644.
Henry Woodward, second son of the same, b. in same

parish, 16 Oct. 1646.
William Reynolds, third son of Johuy merchant taylor, b.

in Mary Colechurch, 12 Jan. 1644.
Charles Reynolds, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish,

13 Jan. 1646.
Oliver Salisbury, only son of William^ scrivener,* b. in

Little Allhallows, 9 Nov. 1651.
Richard Hackett, eld. son of Johtty gent, b. at Fulham, co.

Middx. (no date given).
Francis Bunting, eld. son of FranciSy scrivener,* b. in St.

Saviour's, Southwark, 29 Aug. 1648.
William Porter, second son of Wtllianiy merchant taylor,

b. in Leonard's, Foster Lane, 16 Dec. 1649.

• Scrivener. Latin, scriba,

1 Samuel WttherSt perhaps of St. John's Coll. Oxf, B.A. 1673, and in 1676 M.A.
from St. Mary Hall.

' Francis Jenneyy perhaps of Caius Coll. Camb. B.A. 1664, M.A. 1668.

' Fortunatus Fulwood, Lysons states that the manors of Paul's House, and Fordes
in Edmonton, were leased by Adam Fulwood in the 17th century.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 249

John Porter, third son of the same, b. in same parish, 27

Feb. 1650.
Daniel Fawkner, only son oiStephefty bowyer, b. in Michael's,

Crooked Lane, 22 Aug. 1646.
Isaac Jetter, only son of Rtchardy merchant taylor, b. in

Great Allhallows, 2 Nov. 1647.
Lewis Tayte, re-admitted.
James Hore,^ eld. son of JameSy gentleman of the Tower of

London, b. in the Tower and parish of St. Peter ad Vincula, 14

Sep. 1644.
Charles Hore, second son of JameSy b. in same place, 13

Jan. 1645.
Isaac Allen, only son oilsaaCy merchant, b. in Mary Wolnoth,

21 Apr. 1647.
Maximilian Gore,^ fifth son of Wtlltaniy Esquire, b. at Sandon

Chapel, CO. Surrey, 11 May, 1648.
John Dance, eld. son of Humphrey y saddler, b. in Sepulcre's

par. 24 Aug. 1 646.
John Clark, second son of Wtlltaniy barrister, b. in Gregory's

par. 27 Mar. 1645.
Samuel Bellers, only son of Fulky clerk, m.A. and Lecturer

of MichaeFs, Corahill, b. in Peter's Poor par. 25 Aug. 1648.
Antony Pierce, second son of ThomaSy cook, b. in Christ

Church par. 5 Nov. 1647.
John Ensworth, only son oi Henry y dealer, b. in Bartholomew

Exchange, 24 Aug. 1648.
Robert Walker, only son of Roberty merchant and fish-
monger,* b. in Mary Bermondsey, 21 Jan. 1652.
James White, third son of Rtchardy skinner, b. in Olave's

Jewry, 22 Jan. 1647.
Joseph Oakes, eld. son of ThomaSy merchant, b. in Bennet-

fink, 19 May, 1646.
Benjamin Oakes, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

3 April, 1648.
Thomas Bellchamber, second son of Rtchardy merchant, b.

at Ivychurch, co. Wilts, 15 July. 1649.
John Spence, eld. son of GeorgCy yeoman, b. at Middleham,

CO. Ebor, 31 Jan. 1646.
Stephen Hewet, only son of Stepheny merchant taylor, b. in

Dunstan*s in le East, 25 Nov. 1648.
George Sankey, second son of Willianiy goldsmith, b. in

Mary Wolnoth, 23 Apr. 1647.
John Farmer, eld. son of Henry y grocer, b. in Margaret's,

New Fish St. 24 June, 1647.

• Fishmonger. 'LaXmy piscinarms,

• James Hore, This appears to be the founder of the well-known Banking firm.
" James Hore, at the Golden Bottle, in Cheapside," was in 1677 one of " the Goldsmiths
that keep Running Cashes." {^London Directory^ 1677.) A pedigree, beginning with
the above James (the elder), is given in the Visitation of London^ 1664.

• Maximilian Gore, William Gore, of Sandon Farm^ in the parish of Esher, was
father of Alderman Sir William Gore, knighted 1692. (See Le Neve^s Knights,)

250 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Nathanael Gawthom, only son of Richard^ skinner, b. in

Stephen's Walbrook, 22 May, 1649.
Sampson Sheaf, only son of Edmund^ mercer, b. in Faith's

par. 26 Dec 1646.
Adam Vander-Poust, eld. son of Adrian^ merchant, b. in

Dunstan*s in le East, 17 Mar. 1648.
Benjamin Stewart,^ only son of Benjamifiy b. 16 Dec. 1648.
Edward Allen, only son oiEdwardy merchant, b. in Stephen's

par. Norwich, 10 Mar. 1646.
Gabriel Vawdrey, only son George^ dealer, 1). in AUhallows

leWall, 5 Nov. 1648.
Oxenbridg Harward, only son of Thomas^ clerk, b. in

Gabriel ffenchurch, 25 Dec. 1649.
Moses Curl, only son of ThomcLS^ skinner, b. in James's Duke's

place, 3 Sep. 1645.
Solomon Carter, only son of Joshuay merchant taylor, b. in

Bridewell Precinct, 11 July, 1648.
Samuel Trott, eld. son of Pertent^ merchant, b. in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, i Jan. 1646.
Humphrey Goodspeed, only son of Humphrey^ merchant

taylor, b. at Newington Butts, 23 Feb. 1650.
Robert Bumham, only son of Wtllianiy barber-surgeon, b.

in Edmund's, Lombard St. 17 July, 1647.
Isaac Saul, second son of Wultam, cordwainer, b. in Olave's

Southwark, 3 Mar. 1647.
Samuel Wright, eld. son of Randall^ yeoman, b. in Mary

Magdalen's, Bermondsey, i Oct. 1648.
Isaac Wright, second son of the same, b. in same parish, 15

Sep. 1 65 1.
Stephen Sedgwick, eld. son of Joby brewer, b. in Anne

Blackfriars, 18 Sep. 1648.
John Britland, eld. son of Johtty merchant taylor, b. in

Stephen's, Coleman St. 16 Aug. 1647.
John Root, only son of Johtiy merchant taylor, b. at High-
gate, 13 Oct. 1646.
Richard Oliver,^ eld. son of Johtiy glazier (?), b. in Trinity

the Less, 20 Oct. 1651.
John Price,* only son of Johtiy brewer, b. at Laytonstone,

CO. Essex, 3 Apr. 1650.
James Smith,* fourth son of Johriy dealer, b. in AUhallows

Barking, 29 Mar. 1646.
George Lavender, second son of Nathanael^ merchant taylor,

b. at Cheshunt, alias Cheston, co. Herts, 17 April, 1648.
Thomas Bonny, second son of ThomaSy goldsmith, b. at

West Stoke, co. Sussex, 17 Oct. 1647.

1 Benjamin Stewart, Over the surname Mr. Dugard has written " Start," but has
not erased the original word.

* Richard Oliver, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1669, M.A. 1677, B.D. 1683. Proctor
of the University, 1 681. Archdeacon of Surrey, 1656. Died 1689.

3 yohn Price, perhaps of Ch. Ch. Oxf. B.A. 1673, D.D. 1690.

♦ James Smith, of St. John's Coll. Oxf. B.A. 1667, M.A. 1671.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 251

Thomas Clagett,* third son of Edwardy draper, b. in Mary-
Hill par. 8 Apr. 1644.
George Clagett, fourth son of the same, b. in Leonard's,

Eastcheap, 9 Aug. 1645.
Richard Osborne, only son of William^ Esquire, b. at

Barking, 30 Aug. 1646.
Thomas Burton, only son of ThomaSj merchant, b. in

Michaers, Crooked Lane, 31 Mar. 1649.
Thomas Scarbrough, second son oi MattheWy dealer, b. in

Allhallows, Lumbard St. 28 Ma}^, 1650.
Richard White, eld. son of Richard^ baker, b. in Leonard's,

Foster Lane, 21 Feb. 1643.
John Wood, only son of Johny gent. b. at Kirkby, co.

Line. 6 July, 1648.
James Farmer, second son oi Henry y grocer, b. in Margaret's,

New Fish St. 10 Mar. 1650.
Theophilus Smith, eld. son of TheophiltiSy merchant taylor,

b. in Gregory's by Paul's, 30 Mar. 1650.
Greorge Hill, only son of GeorgCy barber-surgeon, b. in

Mildred's Poultrey, 21 Dec. 1645.
Richard Davenant, second son of ThomcLSy plaisterer, b. in

Olave's, South wark, 15 June, 1646.
Thomas Winton, only son of ThomaSy grocer, b. in Saviour's,

Southwark, 18 Apr. 1648.
Thomas Shippey, third son of GeorgCy poulterer, b. in

Leonard's, Eastcheap, i Dec. 1647.
Thomas Philp, second of Antony y merchant, b. in Botolph's

Billingsgate, 6 Nov. 1646.
Benjamin Mould, second son of Johny merchant, b. in

Laurence Jewry, 16 Aug. 1649.
Samuel Light, only son of Williamy fuller, b. in Little All-
hallows, 26 July, 1645.
James Dyer, only son of ThomaSy Salter, b. in Edmund's,

Lombard St. 15 Dec. 1648.
Edward Flower, eld. son of Edwardy loriner, b. in Austin's

Old Change, lo Mar. 1646.
Thomas Whitehead, eld. son of Adanty blacksmith, b. in

Olave's Jewry, 13 Mar. 1646.
John Topley, eld. son of Johny clothworker, b. at Newington

Butts, 24 Dec. 1646.
Richard Kennon, only son of Richardy fishmonger, b. in

Mary Bothaw, 14 Jan. 1650.
Henry Beard, fourth son of Henryy glazier, b. in Margaret

Fattens, 23 Apr. 1647.
John Warren, second son of Richardy merchant, b. at

Greenwich, 8 Aug. 1651.

^ Thomas Clagett, The father entered his pedigree at the Visitation of London, 1664,
and described himself as Colonel (son of Greorge C. Mayor of Canterbury). He married
Margaret, dau. of Sir Thomas Adams.

252 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thomas Mottershed, second son of Richardy fiiUer, b. in

Little Allhallows, 21 Dec. 1644.
William Lowfield, second son of William^ draper, b. in

Allhallows Lombard St. i Mar. 1647.
Antony Burren, only son of Richard^ merchant, b. in

Stephen's, Coleman St. 17 July, 1650.
William Green, eld. son of William^ merchant taylor, b. in

Ethelborow par. 16 Sep. 1650.
William Spencer, only son of Williamy skinner, b. in

Bridewell Precinct, 25 Dec. 1648.
William Harman, eld. son of William^ cook, b. in Margaret's,

New Fish St. Hill, 2 Sep. 1651.
Edward Alstone,^ second son of Josephj merchant, b. in

Edmund's, Lumbard St. 5 May, 1650.
Henry Heath, fourth son of Francis y dealer, b. in Mary

Bothaw, 20 Aug. 1643.
John Farewell, second son of Sir Johny knight, b. in

Leonard's Shoreditch, 21 March, 1642.
Nicolas Skinner, fourth son of NicolaSy merchant, b. at

Enfield, 16 June, 1650.
John Dickins, only son of Williamy dealer, b. at Stepney, 8

Oct. 1647.
John Grantham, eld. son oi Bernardy printer, b. in Andrew's

Wardrobe, 24 Sep. 1 65 1 .

1659-60.
William Stephens,^ eld. son of Richardy dealer, b. in All-
hallows Lumbard St. 27 Mar. 1647.
Ralph Trattle,* eld. son of Williamy merchant taylor, b. in

Barbados, 10 Aug. 1645.
Thomas Goldby, only son of Josephy paviour, b. at Yellow

Tart {query Yelvertoft), co. Northants, 10 Aug. 1649.
John Doelittle, second son of Richardy tinman, b. in Abchurch

parish (no date given).
James Gray, only son of FranciSy printer, b. in Bennet's

Paul's Wharf, 11 June, 1651.
John Palmer, eld. son of Johny draper, b. in Antholin's

parish, 3 July, 1647.
William Bingham, eld. son of Williamy cook, b. in London

(no date given).
William Powell, eld. son of Roberty innholder, b. in Botolph's

Bishopsgate, 25 June, 1650.
William Gore, eld. son of FranciSy carrier, b. in Great All-
hallows, 2 Apr. 1648.
William Acton, only son of Williamy draper, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, i July, 1646.

1 Edward Alstoru, no doubt, was a member of the family of Alston, of Chelsea,
and perhaps second son of Joseph, who was created a Baronet in 1681. He married a
daughter of Capt. Thompson and had a son, Joseph. (Burke^s Extinct Baromtage.)

a William Stephens, perhaps of Edmund Hall, Oxf. 1668, M.A. 1670, B.D. 1678.

' Ralph Trattle, of Jesus Coll. Cambridge, 1 66 1, B.A. 1664, M.A. 1668.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 253

Benjamin Stepping,^ fourth son of Daniely merchant taylor,

b. in Giles* Cripplegate, 25 Dec. 1644.
John Kitching,^ only son of Johriy skinner, b. in Dionis

Backchurch, 25 Nov. 1649.
Walter Tapping, only son of Walter^ wine merchant, b. at

Stepney, 16 Mar. 1649.
John Gilburne,'* second son of i&iwry, Esquire, b. in Greorge's,

South wark, 10 Aug. 1645.
Matthew Marson, only son of Johrij barber-surgeon, b. in

Martin's, Ludgate, 2 July, .1649.
Samuel Rawlinson, only son of Johtiy draper, b. in Olave's,

South \vark, i May, 1647.
Thomas Beard, third son of Richardy basketmaker, b. in St.

Mary Hill, 26 Oct. 1648.
John Acton, only son of Henryy cordwainer, b. in Mary-
Summerset, 13 Mar. 1646.
Benjamin Cook, third son of HastingSy wine merchant, b. in

St. Martin in the Fields, 10 Feb. 1646.
Joseph Cook, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish, i

Mar. 1648.
Thomas Birkett, eld. son of ThomaSy woodmonger, b. at

Chigwell, II April, 1647.
Daniel Bowdler, only son of Briatiy draper, b. in Olave's,

Southwark, 12 May, 1648.
Humphrey Pain, second son of Richardy fuller, b. in Little

Allhallows, 2 Mar. 1648.
Richard Purchase, only son of Richardy merchant taylor, b.

in Saviour's, Southwark, 14 May, 1648.
George Slye, only son of GeorgCy clerk, b. in Bartholomew

the Less, 28 Oct. 1643.
John Bateman,* eld. son of JoycCy merchant, b. in Katharine

Coleman, 13 July, 1649.
John Mottershed, second son of FranciSy scrivener, b. in

Bennet's Paul's Wharf, 25 Dec. 1644.
Thomas Clark, second son of Roberty druggist, b. in Olave's,

Southwark, 26 Oct. 1643.
John Freeman, only son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. in

Bride's par. 19 Mar. 1643.

z66o.

Richard Marsh, only son of Richardy wine merchant, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 30 Dec. 1649.
Francis Knight, eld. son of FranciSy merchant taylor, b. at

Bayford, co. Herts, 31 Aug. 1650.

1 Benjamin Stepping^ of Cath. Hall, Cambridge, b.a. 1668, M.A. 1672.

* John Kitching. The name does not occur in the Register of St. Dionis Backchurch.
' John GUbume. See Visitation of Kent,

* %A« Batemany eldest son of Joas (Jodocus, Dugard)^ who came from Flanders,
and elder brother of James Bateman, Alderman and Sheriff of London.

254 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Chamberlain, eld. son of William^ dealer, b. in Martin's

Orgars, 7 Oct. 1648.
William Chamberlain, second son of the same, b. in same

parish, 20 Jan. 1649.
John Hallett,^ eld. son of Andrew^ merchant taylor, b. at

Litherberry {query Netherbury), co. Dorset, 22 Apr. 1648.
John Currey, second son of Rowland^ wine merchant, b. at

Stepney, 8 Nov. 1645.
Thomas Clayton, eld. son of Thomas^ fishmonger, b. at

Lancaster, i Jan. 1648.
Isaac Backhouse,* eld. son of Adam^ merchant taylor, b. in

Martin's le Grand, 17 Apr. 1645.
John Clare, only son of Johtiy wine merchant, b. in St.

Gregory's par. 8 May, 1645.
John Tabor,* eld. son of Johriy goldsmith, b. in St.* James's

Duke's Place, 14 Oct. 1648.
Samuel Marolois, third son of Petety merchant, b. in St.

Michael's, Crooked Lane, 7 Dec. 1647.
Thomas Legate, second son of Richardy gent. b. in St.

Katharine, Coleman St. 4 May, 1648.
John Coulson, eld. son of Vvtllianiy tinman, b. in St. Gabriel

ffenchurch, i Aug. 1645.
Joseph Sheppard, second son of JameSy turner, b. in St.

Martin's le Grand (no date given).
John Lewin, eld. son of Edmondy merchant taylor, b. in

parish of Mary Cole (no date).
Daniel Stubbs, only son of Johtiy skinner, b. in St. Sepulcre's

par. 13 Sep. 1645.
Thomas Alvey,* fourth son of ThamaSy merchant taylor, b.

in St. Faith's par. 4 May, 1645.
Christopher Metcalf,* eld. son of ChristopheTy merchant, b.

in Stepney par. 12 Apr. 1646.
Joseph Metcalf, second son of the same, b. in same parish,

29 May, 1649.
John Lowe, second son of ThomctSy merchant taylor, b. in

St. Christopher's par. 24 June, 1648.
William Lowe, third son of the same, b. in same parish, 8

July, 1649.

* From this date the title of " Saint," previously of rare occurrence in Mr» Dugard*s
Register^ is generally inserted.

1 yohn Hallett. See Le Neve's Knights, sub voce.

^ Isaac Backhouse, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1664, M.A. 1672. Undermaster of
Merchant Taylors from 1674 to 1677. Master of Wolverhampton School, 1680-5.
Rector of Northop, co. Flint.

' John Tabor, cf, ante.

* Thomas Alvey, elected Postmaster of Merton Coll. Oxf. Proh. Fell. 166 j. B.A.
1662, M.A. 1667, M.D. 167 1. F.R.c.P. 1676. Censor, 1683. Harveian Orator, 1684. He
died drca 1 704.

^ Christopher Metcalf. His name appears among the subscribers to the first edition
of Dryden's poems, and he is said to have been a friend of the poet.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 255

Edward Fisher, eld. son of John^ merchant taylor, b. in St.

Katherine Cree Church, 16 Oct. 1648.
Thomas Long, second son of ThomaSy barber, b. in White-
chapel, 28 Aug. 1649.
Joseph Sclater, eld. son of Richardj wine merchant, b. in

St. Botolph Bishopsgate, 10 Oct. 1648.
Thomas Carter, only son of ThomaSy basketmaker, b. at

Stafford, 24 Aug. 1646.
Joseph Jefferson, only son of Williamy merchant taylor, b.

in St. Mary Abchurch, 14 Jan. 1650.
George Capell, eld. son of Johity merchant, b. at Amsterdam,

24 Oct. 1649.
Robert Maslin, only son of GeorgCy merchant taylor, b. in

St. Bartholomew Exchange, Feb. 1647.
Peter Paggin, second son of Petety brewer, b. in Great

Allhallows, 30 Jan. 165 1.
Wilde Clerk, eld. son of Johtiy scrivener,* b. in St. Mary

Colechurch, 11 May, 1650.
James Backhouse, second son of Adaniy merchant taylor,

b. in Anne within Aldersgate, 1651.
Solomon Sebright, eld. son of Solomony scrivener,* b. in St.

Christopher's, 20 June, 1 648.
William Bent,^ eld. son of y^^iy^/A, Esquire, b. in St. Andrew's,

Holborn, 8 Oct. 1645.
John Cassell, eld. son of Johtiy haberdasher, b. in Botolph's

Aldgate, 30 Mar. 1649.
Thomas Lewis, only son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. at

Chawthorn, co. Bucks, 31 July, 1650.
John Lutnor, eld. son of ThomaSy merchant taylor, b. in St.

Botolph's Aldersgate, 31 May, 1648.
William Cook, only son of Wtlltanty gent. b. in par. of

Twidemouth (Tweedmouth), in the Bishopric of Durham, 29

Sep. 1644.
John Allnutt> second son of Henry y draper, b. in St. Mary-

Somersett, 8 Jan. 1649.
John Jaye, eld. son of Johny merchant taylor, b. in St. John

Evangelist's par. 30 Jan. 1650.
William Jenkes, only son of Williamy Salter, b. in St.

Matthew, Friday St. 25 Mar. 165 1.
Thomas Davies, second son of NicolaSy M.D. b. at Bath, co.

Somerset, 2 June, 1647.
Charles Davies, third son of the same, b. in same place, 16

Feb. 1650.

* Scrivener. Latin, scriptor,

1 William Bent, The father was probably Joseph Bent (son and heir of William
B. of Enderby, co. Leic.) who was of Gray'sinn, 1630.

256 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Thomas Gore/ eld. son of CharleSy draper, b. at Northamp-
ton, 12 Mar. 1645.

Thomas Rogers, third son of Johnj weaver, b. at Oxford,
13 Oct. 1646.

1660- I.

John Chivall, eld. son of John^ draper, b. in St. Peter's,

Cornhill, i Jan. 1647.
John Stables, only son of JohUy merchant taylor, b. in St.

Bennet's, Sherehog, Nov. 1649.
Richard Dossett, second son of Richard^ yeoman, b. in St.

Saviour's, Southwark, 18 Sep. 1647.
Charles Beard, only son of Rooerty carriage builder, b. in

St. Martin in the Fields, iSJuly, 1646.
Isaac Alley, eld. son of CharleSy wine merchant, b. in St.

Dunstan's in le East, 22 Julj', 1650.
John Roberts, eld. son of OweUy b. in St. John Baptist's par.

I May, 1651.
Joseph Wells, third son of Johttj merchant taylor, b. in St.

Giles' Cripplegate, 20 Sep. 1649.
John Humble, only son of Adaviy merchant taylor, b. in

Trinity Minories, 28 Apr. 1648.
Lancelot Chapman, second son of Lancelot^ woodmonger,

b. in Little Alihallows, 4 May, 1649.
Thomas Impey, only son of Thomas^ gent. b. in St. Clement's

Danes, 13 Nov. 1644.
John Snell,^ fourth son of GeorgCy goldsmith, b. in All-
hallows Lumbard St. 7 April, 1651.
Charles Lant, third son of ThomaSy b.d. b. at Highgate, 9

Aug. 1647.
William Markham, only son of Wtlltanty skinner, b. in

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 9 Jan. 1647.
George Carter,^ only son of Georgey woolstapler, b. at St.

Ives, CO. Hunts, 24 May, 1647.
Daniel Pratt,^ eld. son of Dantely painter, b. in AUhallows

Stayning, 9 Feb. 1650.
Henry Archbold, eld. son of Henryy esquire, b. in St. Giles

in the Fields (no date)
William Archbold, second son of the same, b. in same

parish (no date given)

1 Thomas Gore^ perhaps of Jesus Coll. Camb. b.a. 1665, M.A. 1669. A branch of
the civic family of Gore was settled at Northampton, where Gerard Gore (younger
brother of Sir Thos. Gore, of Barrow), died in 17 12, aged 84, but his connection with
the above Charles Gore has not been ascertained.

* John SnelL See Burke's Landed Gentry — Snell of Herefordshire— whert John
is stated to have been eldest son. There were perhaps, as was not unusual, two sons
bearing the same name.

* George Carter. Perhaps of Clare Hall, Cambridge, b.a. 1668, M.A. 1673.

3 Daniel Pratt, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1669, M.A. 1677, and died about the
year 1679. He wrote, ** 'tis said. Life of the Blessed St. Agnes, Virgin and Martyr, in
Prose and Verse." ( Wood,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 257

Edwards Hemsley, eld. son of ThonuiSy wine merchant, b.

in Sepulcre's par. 12 Nov. 1648.
Marmaduke Lordman, second son of Laurence^ merchant

taylor, b. in Michael's Queenhithe, 13 Dec. 1650.

z66z.

William Howell, only son of Henrys yeoman, b. at

Stevenage, co. Herts, 5 Dec. 1648.
Moses Ingram, only son of MoseSy merchant taylor, b. in

Giles' Cripplegate, 1 Jan. 1650.
William Pointer, third son of Thomas^ merchant taylor, b.

in Laurence Jurie, 23 Mar. 1648.
John Hoar, second son of Johriy weaver, b. in St. Alphage

par. 7 Jan. 1650.
Richard Williams, second son of Richardj merchant taylor,

deed. b. in St. Christopher's par. 2 May, 1648.
Jacob Williams, fourth son of the same, b. in same parish,

3 June, 1650.
Joseph Williams, fifth son of the same, b. in same parish,

26 Mar. 1 65 1.
Greorge Wade, eld, son of GeorgCy cook, b. in Laurence

Jury, 21 Mar. 1649.
Benjamin Pede, third son of Edwardy merchant, b. in St.

Austin's, Old Change, 7 Dec. 1651.
Leonard Hutchinson, eld, son of Alexander y plaisterer, b.

in Dunstan's in le West, 16 Jan. 1648.
John Robinson, eld. son of Samuely brewer, b. in St.

Margaret's, Westminster, 17 Apr. 1647.
Michael Dary, eld. son of Michaely dealer, b. in St. Peter

ad vincula, 2 Jan. 1649.
Peter Booth, eld. son of Petety blacksmith, b. in St.

Margaret, Lothbury, 30 Mar. 1650.
Thomas JoUey, only son of Henryy innholder, b. in St.

Bennet Gracechurch, 2 June, 1648.
Christopher Townsend, second son of Chrtstophety dealer,

b. in Stepney, 12 Jan. 1648.
Thomas Rutlidg, second son of ThomaSy merchant taylor,

b. in St. Sepulcre's, 5 Mar. 1647.
William Upcher, only son of Williamy Salter, b. in St. Peter

ad vincula, 10 Sep. 1650.
John Northupp, eld. son of NicolaSy merchant taylor, b. in

St. Mary, Newington Butts, 5 Jan. 1651.
Thomas Tye, eld. son of Henry ^ woolstapler, b. in St. Giles'

Cripplegate, 29 Oct. 1648.
Christopher Alley, second son of Christopher y^xn^ merchant,

b. in St. Botolph Aldgate, 11 May, 1653.
S

258 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Lilburn,^ eld. son of Johuy gent. deed. b. in Martin's

Ludgate, 12 Oct. 1650.
Thomas Jenour, third son of Matthew^ merchant taylor, b.

in St. Katherine Coleman, 7 May, 1649.
James Howard, only son of Adantj clothworker, b. in

Stephen's, Coleman St. 18 Aug. 1650.
Charles Crowder, only son of Francisj innholder, b. in

Laurence Jewry, 15 Jan. 1648.
John Hooper, eld. son of Johriy merchant taylor, b. in St,

Alphage within Cripplegate, 23 Feb. 16^7.
Charles Kenwrick, third son of Wtlliam^ Esquire, b. at

Morton, co. Kent, Aug. 1647.
Thomas Elwes,* only son of Thomas^ merchant, b. at Grreat

Gidding, co. Hunts, 23 Apr. 1646.
Leonard Bates, eld. son of Lenardy scrivener, b. in Michael's

Cornhill, 14 June, 1654.
Christopher Perritt, third son of Christopher ^ cordwainer, b.

in St. Sepulcre's, 15 Aug. 1649.
Joseph Benson, eld. son of William^ plaisterer, b. in

Michael's Cornhill, 11 Aug. 1649.
John Toogood, only son of Robert^ merchant taylor, b. in

Great Allhallows, 28 Dec. 1649.
Charles Lyn, fourth son of Willianiy merchant taylor, b. at

Tooting, 14" Feb. 1648.
John Pearce, fourth son of ThomaSj cordwainer, b. at

Evesham, 25 Sep. 1649.
Samuel Abell, third son of Edwardy goldsmith, b. in St.

Peter's, Cornhill.
John Ranee, second son of ThomaSy yeoman, b. in St.

George's, Southwark, 15 Feb. 1651.
Martin Salter, third son of GeorgCy Salter, b. at East

Greenwich, co. Kent, 4 Aug. 1647.
Edward Nunn, second son oi Edwardy Salter, b. in St. Mary

Hill, s Oct. 1645.
William Brock, second son of Johriy silkweaver, b. in

Trinity Minories, 3 Dec. 1648.
Abraham Eads, second son of Humphreyy merchant taylor,

b. in St. Michael's, Crooked Lane, 21 Nov. 1647.
Thomas Cowdrey, only son of Johfiy clothworker, b. in St.

Giles' Cripplegate, 16 Jan. 1646.
William Grreen, only son of Willianiy yeoman, b. at Ipswich,

10 Sep. 1651.
Thomas Balman, second son of ThomaSy gent. b. in Wal-

browes parish, Bristol, 13 July, 1649.

1 John Lilbum, In Smyth* s Obituary is recorded the burial (28 Aug. 1657) of one
<' John Lilbum, a busie man, died at Eltham, and buried in the new churcnprd by
Bedlam, accompanied w*>» his fellow Quakers." This, of course, was Captain John
Lilbum, whose strange career belongs to the history of the Commonwealth.

» Thomas Elwes. The father seems lo have been second son of John Ehiires, of
Woodford, and grandson of Alderman Geoffirey Elwes.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 259

William Jones, eld. son of Willianiy merchant taylor, b. in

St. Giles' in the Fields, 9 Nov. 1647.
John Holmes,^ second son of Roberty dealer, b. in St. John

• Baptist, 28 June, 1647.
Richard Pool, second son of yohtiy draper, b. at Deal, co.

Kent, 13 Mar. 1649.
Andrew James, only son of Andrew y stationer, b. at

Hackney (no date).
Isaac Noble, third son of Johny chandler, b. in St. Leonard's

Shoreditch.
Charles Brailsford, third son of GeorgCy gent. b. at Harlack-

ston, CO. Lincoln, 11 Dec. 1647.
Godfrey Rutt, second son of Roberty merchant taylor, b. in

St. John Baptist.
Benjamin Roads, eld. son of Ralphy woolstapler, b. in St.

George's par. 9 May, 1649.
John Kings, only son of Johny glazier,* b. in St. Saviour's,

South wark, 25 Nov. 1650.
John Read, only son of Johny clothworker, b. in Kree-

church par. 6 Feb. 1651.
Edward Lester, eld. son of Edwardy loriner, b. in St.

MichaePs Queenhithe, 6 Jan. 1649.
Nathanael Pendleton,^ fourth son of Henry y merchant, b. in

St. Peter's Mancroft, Norwich.
John Ousley, eld. son of Johny printer, b. in Great All-
hallows, 17 Feb. 1652.
George Webb, eld. son of GeorgCy dealer, b, at Preston

Capes, CO. Northants, i Aug. 1648.
Antony Brooks, eld. son of JohUy chandler, b. in St.

Leonard's, Foster Lane, 12 July, 1651.
John Tapping, third son of Willtamy dealer, b. in St. Peter's

Cornhill, 9 Mar. 1647.
William Robinson, only son of Willtamy clothworker, b. at

Charlton, co. Kent, July, 1647.

Atq : haec sunt nomina Discipulorum quos ego Guil.

Du Gard in Scholam liberam digniss. Societatis Mercatorum

Scissorum admisi k Maii /x 10, 1644, ad Julii 4, 1661. Quo

tempore {trvv tfcw) privatam Scolam in vico vulg6 dicto Coleman

Street aperui.

[There follows a Register of 277 names, being those of Boys admitted into Mr.

Dugard's Private School from 5 July, 1 661, to 10 Sep. 1662. These, of course, have no

place in the present volume.]

From the Probation of the School made 1 1 Sept. 1 661, by Mr.
Goad(Dugard's successor), who kept the Register with far less care.

Joseph "Wale.

* Glazier. Latin, vitrearius.

* yohn Holmes, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1665, B.A. 1669, m.a. 1672, B.D. 1679.

* Nat, Pendleton, of Corpus Christi Coll. Camb. b.a. 1672.

26o Merchant Taylori School Register.

Samuel Hawes,^ b. i Aug. 1650.
John Thimble, b. 28 April, 1648.
Arthur Boldero, b. i April, 1649.
Huntington Hooper, b. 15 Feb. 1651.
Francis Baldwin,^ b. 16 Oct. 1648.
Benjamin Hill, b. 21 Oct. 1649.
James Lewis, b. 31 July, 1650.
Arthur Jordan.^
Jos. Bathe (or Batty).
R. Hicklin.
Peter West.
Jas. Blackwell.
Jos, Davis, b. 9 Jan. 1662.

zx Dec. 1661.

Richd. Moseley, b. 22 Aug. 1648.

Chas. Beesley, b. i Jan. 1650.

Benj. Stowerton, b. 17 Sep. 1649.

Jo. Laurence, b. 4 Sep. 1649.

Ric. Barker, b. 25 May, 1652.

Peter Dawson, b. 24 July, 1650.

Rich. Walsh, b. 24 June, 1650.

Charles Boldero, b. 21 May, 1651.

William Shaw, b. 19 Dec. 1651.

Samuel Cole, b. 26 Sep. 1651.

Jo. Arrowsmith, b. 18 May (or Feb.), 1652.

Jo. Redman.

Edm. Vade, b. i Mar. 1650 (or 1652).

Ric. Bell, b. 25 Nov. 1650.

Wm. Mercer.

Ric. Doket (or Duckett).

Will. Barker, b. 19 Nov. 1650.

Thos. Rose,* b. 11 Oct. 1648.

Rd. Maud, b. 25 Nov. 1650.

Chas. Horsinton, b. 30 Jan. 1648.

Terrabosco.*

1 Samuel Hawes^ son of Sam. Hawes, Minister of Budbrook, co. Warwick,
matriculated at Oxford from St. Mary's Hall, 1669, migrated to Trinity College,
whence he graduated b.a. 1672, m.a. 1676.

* Francis Baldwin^ son of Francis Baldwin, of London, elected to St. John's,
Oxford, 1665, M.A. 1672-3.

' Arthur Jordan, The Registers of the adjacent parish of Allhallows the Great
record the burial of Captain ^thur Jordan, 25 April, 1671, and of Arthur Jordan,
16 March, 1673.

* Thomas Rose. Perhaps son of Richard Rose, of Wotton Fitzpaine, co. Dorset ;
admitted of Exeter Coll. Oxford, 1667-8, being then about 17 years of age ; B.A. 1671,
M.A. 1674, B. and D.M. 1 68 1. (Mat Reg.)

* Terrdbosco, The name occurs only once in the Probation Books (which

were not well kept at this period), and we do not find it in any of the published lists of
Foreign Protestants and Aliens.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 261

Will. Hubberstie, b. 2 July, 1648.
Edm. Whitwell, b. 9 Sep. 1649.

II June, 1662.

Rich. Roberts, b. 3 May, 1650.
John Baker.

John Laurence, b. 4 Sep. 1649.
Fra. Hilder, b. 5 July, 1652.
John Roberts, b. 23 June, 1649.
Edw. Palmer, b. 14 Dec. 1651.
Abraham Spenser,^ b. Nov. 1649.
Edw. Lloyd, b. 24 Dec. 1650.
Ric. Pool.

Hen. Hitchins, b. 6 Mar. 1649.
Rob. Bence,^ b. 24 April, 1650.
James Stokes, b. 27 Feby. 1649.
Edw. Courthope,^ b. i Nov. 1651.
Rich. Lloyd, b. 28 Sep. 1649.
J. Hampson, b. 24 June, 1650.
Jas. Comber, b. 17 Dec. 1651.
Fr. Maslin, b. 17 May, 1648.
Walter Camaby,* b. 24 Mar. 1651.
Thos. Baron.

Jos. Daberon, b. 13 Oct. 1650.
Rob. Cherry, b. 2 Nov. 1646.
Rowl. Bell, b. 31 Jan. 1647.
Thos. Ellis, b. 6 Dec. 1649.
Jo. Crowther,* Jun. b. 5 Oct. 1648.
Jo. Crowther,® Sen. b. 25 Jan. 1648.
Chas. Rose,^ b. 3 Jan. 1648.

II Sep. 1662.

Jas. Stevens, b. 22 May, 1649.

^ Abraham Spenser, One of the name matriculated at Oxford from St. John's
Con. in 1648-9, and pedigrees of the family occur in Berry* s KenL

* Robert Bence^ son of Robert, bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch, 7 May, 1650. {Par,
Reg,)

3 Edward CourtJwpe appears to have been second son of Sir George Courthope, of
Whiligh. He was of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, and in 167 1 appointed
Commissioner of Alienations in trust for his father, whom he succeeded in the office.
He walked as a Gentleman Pensioner at the Coronation of James H. and died in 1690.
(Ped. penes Coll, Arm,)

* Walter Camaby, One of this name was admitted student of Gray's Inn in
1655-6, being then described as of the city of Westminster, Esquire. {Admission
Register,)

• Joseph Crowther, Junr. of Magdalen Hall, Oxf. B.A. 167 1, M.A. 1675.

• Joseph Crowther^ Senr. son of John Crowther, of Stepney, gent, was of St. Mary
Hall, Oxf. B.A. 1670, and of Oriel College, M.A. 1674, He was successively second and
first under master of Merchant Taylors* School, and was removed in 1675.

' Charles Rose, son of Edward Rose, of London {Mat, Reg,) elected to St. John's
Oxf. 1664, B.A. of St. Mary Hall, 1668.

262 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Joshua Lloyd, b. 24 Dec. 1650.
Edm. Hurt, b. 10 June, 1650.
Theobald Hix (ab.)
Thomas Fryer, b. 17 Sep. 1651.
Isaac Ford, 43. 25 Dec. 1652.
John RadclifFe, b. 30 June, 1651.
William Hackworth, b. 1652.
Thomas GeflFerd, b. 25 Dec. 1653.
Edwd. Brimsted, b 25 Dec. 1652.
John Hewit, b. 7 Jan. 1647.
Henry Hasling, b. 10 Nov. 1652.
Chas. Hemsley,^ b. 15 April, 1654.
Thos. Grrasley.

Benj. Mason, b. 25 Dec. 1648.
Barnabas Knell (ab.)
Joshua Lasher,* b. 17 Feb. 1647.
Thomas Bowen,* b. 29 July, 1650.
Peter Goodwin, b. 10 Dec. 1649.
James Howard, b. 18 Aug. 1650.
Joseph Warkmann, b. 15 Sep. 1649.
Laurence Stevenson, b. 6 Jan. 1649.
Gamaliel Seddon, b. 10 May, 1651
William Goodwin, b. 10 Jan. 1652.
William Whittaker, b. 8 Mar. 1648.
John Dowle, b. 2 Feb. 1646.
Isaac Brewer, b. Oct. 1651.
Andrew Harrison, b. 30 Dec. 1648.
Thomas Hungate, b. 6 May, 1646.
Thomas Grimeley, b, 22 Sep. 1648.
Rich. Blechinden,* b. 14 Jan. 1647.
Thos. Ashby, b. 14 Nov. 1647.
John Seddon,* b. 25 April, 1646.
Joshua Lasher,^ b. 22 Sep. 1646.
John Guest,^ b. 25 June, 1647.

^ Charles Hemsley, See Dugard^s Register for one of the same name, probably a
brother.

' Joshua Lasher, son of James Lasher, of London (Mat, Reg.) elected to St. John's
CoU. Oxf. 1664, B.A. 1668. Perhaps Prebendary of Wells from 1674 to 1679,

' Thomas Bowen, perhaps son of Thomas B. of Berriew, co. Montgomery. Matri-
culated at Oxford from Ball. Coll. 1667. {Mat, Reg,)

* Richard Blechindai, son of a father of the same name {Mat, Reg,) elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1664, B.A. 1669, M.A. 1672, D.D. 1 6 79. Rector of Crick.

« John Seddon, son of Lancelot S. of Worthen, co. Salop, of Ch. Ch. Oxf. 1665,
B.A. 1669; M.A. from Brasenose Coll. 1672.

• Joshua Lasher, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1665 (son of Joshna), B.A. 1669, M.A.
1672, D.M. 1679. Regius Professor of Greek in the University, 1 718. Died 29 March,
1729 ; buried at St. Aldate's Oxford.

' John Guest, son of Samuel G. of London (Mai, Reg.) elected to St, John's, Oxf.
1665, B.A. 1669, M.A. 1672.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 263

zz Dec. i66a.

John Phip, b. 16 Jan. 1652.

Barth. Underwood, b. 3 Nov. 1649.

James King.

John Tabor, b. 15 Mar. 1650.

Thos. Conyers, b. 31 July, 1650.

Philip Clerk.i

James Tapping, b. 8 Sep. 1647.

John Rogers,* b. 17 Feb. 1647.

Henry Jones.

John Clayton.

Joseph Carey.

Geo. Rogers.

zz March, i66a-3.

Saml. Euster, b. May, 1652.

Will. Harrison, b. Feb. 1652.

Daniel Grant, b. 2 May, 1652.

Thos. Rogers, b. Dec. 1652.

George Webb, b. 5 Mar. 1656.

Will. Taylor, b. 19 Nov. 1652.

Mich. Cox,* b. 5 Jan. 1652.

Bes. Tall.

Will. Dosset.

John Hutchins.

John Pratt,* b. 17 Dec. 1652.

Rich. Manning.*

John Tebbe (or Jebb), b. 2 Oct. 1653.

Thos. EUwood, b, 7 Mar. 1649.

Philip Tabor, b. 9 Nov. 1652.

Gabriel Mai.

John Seabright,* b. 17 Sep. 1650.

Wm. Sims, b. 13 Aug. 1649.

Henry Sharpe, b. 20 Mar. 1651.

Elisha Coles.^

1 Philip Clerk, Perhaps son of Henry Clerk, of Enford, co. Wilts, gent. [Mat,
Reg.) of Magd. Coll. Oxf. 1669, b.a. 1673, m.a. 1676.

2 yohn Rogers^ son of John R. of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1666, b.a.
1670, M.A. 1673. Chaplain to Greorge, Earl of Berkeley.

3 Michael Cox, son of Henry Cox, gent. {Mat, Reg,) of St. John's Coll. Oxf. B.A.
1675.

* yohn Pratt, probably son of Daniel Pratt, and buried at Westham, co. Essex,
1699. (Mon, Ins. Lysons.)

* Richard Manning, third son of Samuel, Esquire, b. at Hackney, 7 March, 1651.
(Reg. of Dugard^s Private School.)

* yohn Seabright, probably brother of Solomon. (See Dugard*s Register ante.)

^ Elisha Coles. One of these names (perhaps the father) was Under-Master of
Merchant Taylors' School in 1677, and resigned in 1678, and was probably of Magdalen
Coll. Oxford m 1659.

264 Merchant Taylori School Register.

John Marshall,^ b. 11 May, 1652.

Rich. Beare,* b. 29 Aug. 1652.

Chas. Fitton.^

Benj. Atkins, b. 17 May, 1652.

Will. Mathew.

Henry Williamson.

Thomas Rowles, b. 16 June, 1650.

John Holmes.

Walter Neale,* b. i Mar. 1652.

Leonard Day, b. 15 Dec. 1649.

Thomas Euster,* b. 14 Feb. 1650.

Jas. Johnson, b. 27 Aug. 1650.

Ralph Gunnill, b. 11 Dec. 1650.

Ephr. Cooper, b. 24 Sep. 1651.

Hugh Manning,^ b. 15 Sep. 1650.

Wm. Gregory, b. 3 July, 1650.

G^o. Gray, b. i June, 1650.

Wm. Jones.

Jos. Rayner.

Wm. Evans, b. 30 June, 1650.

Ed. Barker,^ b. 16 April, 1650.

Nath. Chapman.

John Culling,* b. i July, 1647.

John Warren,® b. Aug. 1647.

John Margrave,^® b. 3 Mar. 1647.

Ben. Hide.

John Acton, b. 21 Nov. 1647.

Chas. Layfield,^^ b. 31 Oct. 1649.

John Conyers,^^ b. 6 Mar. 1650.

1 John Marshall^ third son of John, yeoman, b. at Crayford, co. Kent. (Register
of Dugard*s Private School,)

* Richard Beare (or Bere)^ only son of William, clerk, M.A. and Rector of Cowley,
CO. Middx. b. at Cowley. {Ibid.)

' Charles Fitton, only son of Thomas, Salter, b. in St. Mary Woolchurch par. aged
14 in 1662. {Ibid.)

* Walter Neale. "Was he not Archdeacon of Ardfert in 1671 ?

* Thomas Euster, eld. son of Thomas, skinner, b. in St. Faith's par. (Ibid.)

* Hugh Manning, son of Samuel Manning, of Hackney, Esquire, bom there 13
Sep. 1649.

■^ Edward Barker, of St. John's, Oxf. b.a. 1672, and M.A. from Ch. Ch. Oxf. 1674.
B John Culling, eld. son of Thomas, Esquire, and Alderman of London, b. in St.
Christopher's par. (Dugard*s Private School Reg.)

* John Warren, second son of Richard, merchant, b. at Greenwich, 14 April, 1649.
(Ibid.)

10 yohn Margraue, son of John, merchant taylor, of St. Stephen's, Coleman St.
His brother, Jacob, b. 3 Mar, 1650,. was at Dugard's Private School. (Ibid.)

11 Charles Lay field, son of Rev. E. Layfield, Vicar of Godalming. (Mat. Reg.)
Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1666, M.A. 1674, ^'^' 1692. Prebendary of Winchester.
Buried in the Cathedral.

12 yohn Conyers, of the Middle Temple. King's Counsel. M.p. for East Giinstead,
1695, 1698, 1700, 1702 and 1705. Died 1722.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 265

Edw. Mathews, b. 30 Jan. 1647.
Rich. Leigh, b. 27 Aug. 1648.

zi June, 1663.

Thos. Mayo, b. 6 Nov. 1655.
Thos. Holman, b. 17 April, 1647.
Rob. Cabbell, b. 6 July, 1650.
Jo. Taylor, b. 26 Nov. 1652.
Bezaliel Taylor, b. 26 Nov. 1653.

zz Septr. 1663.

Isaac Row, b. 12 Dec. 1651.
Rich. Allen.

Ralph Ashby, b 1653.

John Shaw, b. 19 Feb. 1651.

Will. Smith, b 1654.

Will. Brookes, b. July, 1654.
Saml. Lembrey, b. 20 Mar. 1653.

Geo. Hodges, b 1652.

Henry Pits, b. 3 Dec. 1647.

Edwd. Read, b. 5 Mar. 1651.

Ralph Frewin, b. 16 Nov. 1651.

Jo. Swanley, b. Dec. 1654.

Hy. Cowley (or Cooly), b. 6 May, 1648.

Daniel Oakes,^ b. 20 Oct. 1652.

Thos. Connington, b. 4 Jan. 1652 (or 6 May, 1640].

Rich. Halford,* b. 1654.

Benj. Tabor, b. 1652.

Robt. Smarthwood, b. 3 May, 1651.

Thos. Hutchinson.

Benj. Mitchell, b. 17 July, 1651.

Jas. Margetts, b. 20 May, 1653.

Rob. Cutler,* b. 14 Sep. 1651.

Nath. Enskip, b. 4 June, 1650.

Rich. Chevall,* b. 3 July, 1652.

Thos. Alder, b. 3 June, 1652.

Thos. Cannon, b. 24 Oct. 1652.

Thos. Ebbes (or Hebbs), b. 22 Oct. 1654.

Mich. Markland,* b. 19 June, 1654.

* DanUl OakeSf third son of Thomas, merchant, b. in Bennet-fink par. (Dugard*s
PrvoaU School Reg.)

' Richard Halford, eld. son of Richard, merchant, b. in St. James's Duke's Place.
{Ibid.)

* Robert Cutler^ only son of Robert, woodmonger, b. in St. Peter's Poor parish.
(Ibid,)

* Richard Chevall, no doubt son of John, draper, bapt. at St. Peter's, ComhiU, 19
June, 1652. (Par, Reg,)

^ Michael Markland, son of Michael, apothecary, bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch,
23 June, 1653. (Par, Reg,) The father died Oct. 1665.

266 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thos. Barker, b. 6 July, 1654.
John Fleete, b. 3 Feb. 1649.
Wm. Steers, b. 24 July, 1650.
Roger Paxton, b. 12 Nov. 1651.
Jo. Haines, b. 21 Oct. 1652.
Rich. Crichlow, b. 8 May, 1652.
Garrett Grore,^ b. 24 Sep. 1651.
Edwd. Rust, b. 4 June, 1651.
Jo. Jenkinson, b. 14 Feb. 1649.
Nic. Buckeridge,^ b. 27 May, 1649.
Fran. Fearne,^ b. 29 Sep. 1649.
Henry Ganby,* b. 14 Oct. 1649.
Jo. Leach, b. 13 Oct. 1650.
John Horlock, b. 11 May, 1649.
John Hancocke,* b. 4 May, 1647.
Thos. Champney, b. 6 Jan. 1643.
Thos. Chaplin, b. 6 Nov. 1651.
Nich. Thoroughgood,* b. Feb. 1647.
John Cudworth,^ b. 4 June, 1652.
Ambrose Bonwick,* b. 29 April, 1652
Sinolph Bellasis, b. 11 Feb. 1644.
Abraham Otger,® b. 26 Feb. 1651.
John Winter, b. 5 Mar. 1659.
Rob. Elliot, b. 3 May, 1649.
Tho. White, b. 5 Mar. 1647.
Thos. Dalton, b. 3 Nov. 1648.
Rob. Rainsford, b. 4 Jan. 1649.
Edwd. Sparke,^® b. 17 June, 1650.
Tryamour Chaplin, b. 14 March, 1652.

* Garrett Gore, Was this Grerard, son of Alderman William Gore, admitted of Gray's
Inn, 1667 and knighted ?

2 Nic, Buckeridge^ son of Thomas B. of Basildon, co. Berks, elected to St. John's,
Oxford, 1 66 1. B.c.L. 167 1. Rector of Bradwell juzta mare. Died 1727, buried at
Westham, co. Essex.

8 Francis Feame, of St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A. 1670. Fellow, 1672.
Head Master of Wisbech Grammar School. Prebendary of Ely, 1690. Died 17 13.

* Henry Ganby, of Oriel Coll. Oxford, B.A. 1670, M.A. 1674.

B John Hancoche^ only son of John, stationer, b. in St. Bartholomew Exchange, 8
May, 1648. [Reg, of Dugard^s Private School.)

® Nicholas Thoroughgoody second son of Nicholas, turner, b. in St. George's, South-
wark, 12 April, 1648. {Ibid,)

' John Cudworth, perhaps of Christ's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1676, M.A. 1680.

8 Ambrose Bonwick, son of Rev. John B. B.D. Rector of East Horsley, co. Surrey,
elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1669, b.a. 1672, M.A. 1675, B.D. 1682. Head Master of
Merchant Taylors' School, 1686, removed for non-juring scruples, 169 1. Died 20 Oct.
1722.

* Abraham Otger, son of Daniel, of St. Laurence Pountney, merchant. He entered
his pedigree at the Visitation 0/ London in 1687, being then 38 years of age and manied.

i<> Edward Sparke^ son of Rev. Edward Sparke, D.D. of co. Kent, Chaplain to
Charles II. Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1666, B.C.L. 1673. Died 30 Nov. 1675, buried
in St. John's College Chapel.

Merchant Taylors^ School I^egisUr. 267

xz Dec. z663.

Samuel Dormer,^ b. 13 Jan. 1654.

Joshua Barnes,^ b. 10 Jan. 1663. [Sic^

Edwd. Revell.

Rob. Lanfield.

Jas. Harding, b. 15 July, 1652.

John Walker, b. 16 Dec. i653,

Nath. Rutland, b. i Feb. 1655.

Thomas Mumpfield, b. 14 Jan. 1654.

James Loveday, b. 21 Mar. 1653.

Michael Lee.

Joseph Inglebird (or Englebert), b. 10 May, 1654.

John Eley, b. 26 April, 1654.

Edw. Green, b. 22 Aug. 1650.

Thomas Brookes.

Joseph Corbett, b. 29 Sep. 1650.

Greo. Baxter, b

John Wagor.

John Charles, b. Mar. 1654.

Isaac Beane, b. 11 Dec. 1652.

Rich. White,' b. Apr. 1651.

Nathl. Hailing.

Samuel More, b. 18 Sep. 1663.

Rich. Larrett, b. 30 April, 1651.

Joseph Travers,* b. 21 May, 1653.

Chas. Cox, b. 7 Feb. 1649.

William Howell,* b. Dec. 1653.

Chas. Floyd, b. 29 Mar. 1648.

Theophilus Joyner, b. 21 Mar. 1652.

Samuel Oakes, b. Feb. 1654.

William Malthus.

Chas. Rumney.

Rich. Pemberton, b. 15 Sep. 1650.

Thos. Kjiight, b. Jan. 1651.

Wright Sheaf.

Edward Lasham.

1 Samuel Dormer, The Register of St. Peter's, Comhill, records the burial of
" Samuel, sonne of William Dormer," 17 Oct. 1665.

' y^hua Barnes, This learned critic and historian (whose birth date is, of course,
erroneously given) received only a few months' instruction at Merchant Taylors. His
education was completed at Christ's Hospital and Cambridge. Died 1712. He wrote
an elegy on the death of Mr. Goad, the Head Master of M. T. S. in 1689.

• Richard White, perhaps son of Hugh White, of Basingstoke, of St. John's
College, Oxford, b.a. 1675, m.a. 1678.

* Joseph Traversy eld. son of Giles Travers and grandson of Rev. John Travers, Vicar
of Bnxham, co. Devon. He seems to have been citizen and Salter, of London, and
died in 1680. [Pedigree by S, Smith Travers.)

^ WiUiam Howell, perhaps of New Inn Hall, Oxford, fi.A. 1673, M.A. 1676.

268 Mercfiant Taylor^ School Register.

Natl. Travers,^ b. 23 Jan. 1650.
Thomas Sayer,^ b. 2 June, 1651.
John Gand.

William Graves, b. 22 Mar. 1645.
Thomas Smith, b. 18 Dec. 1648.

zi March, 1663-4.

Edwd. Read, b. 3 Mar. 1651.

William Marson, b. 15 Dec. 1653.

Francis Porter, b. 11 Dec. 1649.

Jeremiah Sheacroft.

Simon Barrett, b. Jan. 1651.

Abraham Larett, b. 30 Apr. 1651.

Roger Rogers.*

Anthony Moreing, b. 25 Mar. 1654.

Andrew Stacey, b. Jan. 1656.

Thomas Prat, b. 6 Dec. 1654 (or 2 Dec. 1652).

Thomas Oakley, b. 15 Mar. 1653.

John Griffiths, b. 14 Dec. 1656.

Edwd. Greene, b. 22 Aug. 1650.

Walter Hall, b. 11 Feb. 1651.

John Haslam, b. 22 July, 1653.

Nath. Allen, b. 11 Feb. 1647.

Wm. Faction, b. 12 Feb. 1653.

Richard Biroing, b. 8 Dec. 1652.

Gregory Street, b 1654.

James Pindar, b. 12 June, 1648.

Robt. Ivory.

Richd. Salisbury, b. 22 Sep. 1649.

Thomas Handley.

Geo. Butler, b. 25 Mar. 1649.

Thomas Grice, b. i May, 1654.

John Pakeman, b. 15 Oct. 1651.

William Gibbons,* b. 25 Sep. 1649.

xz June, Z664.
Chas. Walsh.
John Powell.

1 Natkanael TraverSy younger brother of the above-named Joseph, who administered
to his effects in 1676. He died abroad and a bachelor.

» Thomas Sayer, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1669, M.A. 1677, B.D. 1683, D.D.
1691. Chaplain to Bishop Mews. Archdeacon of Surrey, 1689.

8 Roger Rogers, Perhaps son and heir of Roger Rogers, of Newcroft, co. Lane,
gent, who was admitted student of Gray's Inn, 1678.

* William Gibbons , bom at "Wolverhampton, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1666,
B.A. 1672, M.A. 1675, B.M. 1679, i>'M. 1683. He was admitted f.r.c.p. in 1692, and
was Censor in 1 7 16. He was severely handled by Garth, under the sobriquet of Mirmillo,
but his general character and professional skill were highly rated by his contemporaries.
He is said to have been the first person to introduce mahogany into England. He died
about the year 1728, and was a hberal benefactor to the place of his birth. (Munk'i
RoU.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 269

Rich. Holland.

Jas. Hay, b. 7 June, 1656.

Wm. Brooks, b. 2 May, 1656.

Stephen Hill.

Amos Winch, b. 22 Aug. 1650.

Thos. Williams.^

Nicholas Delves,^ b. 28 May, 1650.

William Roome, b. i Nov. 1653.

James Hughes.

Will. Jackson, b. 12 Feb. 1653.

Hen. Burgin, b. 15 Mar. 1653.

Rich. Burdin, b. 8 Dec. 1652.

George Righton.

Jasper Kinsman,* b. 6 Mar. (?)

Jas. Turner.

Dan. Shoshone.

Thos. Meale, b. 9 Aug. 1652.

Chas. Parry.

Richd. Whiting, b. 12 May, 1651.

zi Sep. 1664.
Samuel Frith.
Edwd. Hayle.
John Bland.

Abrah Elmer (or Elmore).
John Roe, b. 10 Mar. 1650.
Paul Smith.
Saml. WoUastone.
Thos. Wyat.

Fran. Tarsey, b. 12 Dec. 1653.
John WoUastone.
Jos. Haycock.
Benj. Haycock.
Rich. Dean.
Benedict Staflford.
John Ace.
James Wells.
Will. Dod.
Saml. Dod.*

1 Thomas Williams^ only son of Thomas, bookseller, bom in St. Botolph's Alders-
gate. [Reg. of Dugard*5 Private School,)

• Nicholas Delves, No doubt son of Nicholas Delves, who was master of the
M. T. Company in 1662 ; admitted of Sidney Sussex Coll. Cambridge, b.a. 1671.

' Jasper Kinsman^ perhaps of the Middle Temple, London. By his will, dated
and proved in 1686, he gave his property to his father Jasper, who was buried at
Homdon on the Hill m 1704, aged 86. [PalirCs Stifford,)

. * Samuel Dod, Was this Lord Chief Baron Dod, who was son of Ralph Dod,
citizen and skinner of London, bom about 1652 and called to the Bar (Inner Temple)
1679 ? He was made a Bencher in 1700, attained much celebrity as Counsel to Dr.
§acheverell,andin I7i4was made Lord Chief Baron and knighted. He died 14 Apr. 1716.

270 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Lambert Daniell.

William Chace.

Thos. Turles (or Torless).

Ed. Palmer.

Rich. Robinson.

Thos. Day.

Henry Osbaston,^ b.*io Oct. 1649.

Thos. Horsnell,^ b. 28 April, 1649.

Rich. Rowles, b. i Dec. 1651.

Anth. Bryant.

zz Sep. Z664.
Mich. Clark.
Ed. Risley.
Thos. Parker.
Mich. Francis.

Greo. Gibson, b. 12 Oct. 1657.
John Day, b. i April, 1655.
John Needham.*
Ant. Tomsort.

Ralph Rodes,* b. 2 Dec. 1657.
Will. Bragge.
James Sone.

Arthur Buckeridge,* b. 31 Jan. 1653.
Jacob Belboe (or Belbooe), b. 25 Mar. 1654.
John Mumfort.
John Powell.
Will. Cox.
Arthur Windover.
Thos. Fairfax.®
Rd. Roberson.
Will. Larg.
Timothy Sheffield.
Will. Smaldridge.7
Fran. Shalson.
Jon. Preston.

1 Henry OshcLsUm, of nford, co. Essex, matriculated at Magdalen Hall, Ozf. 1668,
aged 18, but did not graduate. [Mat. Reg.)

3 TTiomas Horsnell, eldest son of Thomas, of London, gent, educated previously at
Mr. Dugard's Private School.

> yohn Needham, Was this a son of Marchmont Needham ? Cf, infra,

^ Ralph Rodes, probably son of Ralph R. of St. Greorge's parish, and brother
of Benjamin. Cf. ante.

* Arthur Buckeridge^ son of William B. of London, gent, elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1670, M.A. 1677, B.D. 1683. Rector of Crick, co. Northants, where he was
buried, 15 May, 1706.

" Thomas Fairfax^ son of Thomas, weaver, born in par. of St. Edmund the King,
22 Mar. 1653, and previously educated in Dugard's Private School.

7 William Smaldridge (or SnuUridge)^ perhaps son of William S. of Exeter,
admitted of Exeter Coll. Oxf. 1675*6, aged 19; b.a. 1679.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 271

Edwd. Isham.

Rob. Walsh.

Thos. Hawes,^ b. 23 May, 1655.

Jam. Like.

Richard Chrislow, b, 8 May, 1652.

Marm. Amounthed.

Grodfrey Shuttlewood,* b. 25 Mar. 1654

Rob. Lucas.

John Parratt.

Thomas Cule.

Grer. Conyers,* b. 28 Apl. 1651.

John Conyers.*

xz March, 1664-5.

Roger Carr, b. 2 Feb. 1656.
Jonathan Pritty (or Priddith).
Francis Walker.
James Sidins.
- Hugh Nurse.

Thos. Parker, b. 12 Mar. 1657.
Thos. Tanner.
Will. Bland.

John Downes, b. 19 Feb. 1652.
Alex. Gray, b. 7 Sep. 1657.

zz June, Z665.
John Bell.
Will. Nicols.
Henry Palmer.

Peter Walsh, b. 13 Apl. 1659.
Rob. Moulton.
Methusaleh Smith.
Alexander Battersby.*
William Roone.
John Arie.
Marchmont Needham.®

1 Thomas Hmoes, son of Nathanael, of London, gent, elected- to St. John's Coll.
Oxford in 167 1, at the early age of 15 (Mat, Reg,) m.a. 1678.

* Godfrey Shuttlewood, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1678, but did not graduate.

* Gerard Conyers^ son of Tristram, Serjeant-at-law, a Smyrna merchant. Sheriff of
London and Middlesex, 17 16. Lord Mayor, 1723. Knighted. Died 20 July, 1737.

* John Conyers, distinct from Sir Gerard's elder brother of the same name, who at
this diate was on the sixth form.

^ Alex, Battersbyy son of John, apothecary, bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch, 14 Oct.
1656. Buried 23 Nov. 1677. (Far, Reg,)

" Marchmont Needham^ eld. son of Marchmont (described in the Register of Mr.
Dugard's Private School, where the boy was previously educated, as <* Medicinse
Candidatus "), the celebrated journalist andpoUtidan, and from 1640 to 1642 an Under
Master of Merchant Taylors. He was baptised at St. Margaret's, Westminster, 6 May,
1652.

272 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Wm. Staflford, b. 3 Sep. 1656.

* Titus Oates.i
Thomas Broderick.

Philip Foster,^ b. 5 Sep. 1650.
Anthony Robinson,* b. 9 Jan. 1649.

zz Mar. Z665-6.

John Tile, b. i May, 1657.
Christ. Gover, b. 15 Oct. 1657.
William Haysland, b. 15 June, 1657
Aaron Towell, b. 2 Mar. 1655.
Henry White, b. 14 Mar. 1654.
Mat. Serpit, b. 3 May, 1657.
Saml. Pratt,* b. 2 June, 1659.
John Plummer, b. 9 July, 1659.
Saml. Willgris, b. i May, 1657.
Will. Oliver, b. 2 Sep. 1655.
Thomas Leake, b. 16 Mar. 1655.
John Hardy, b. 12 Oct. 1657.
Simon Partridge, b. 21 Jan. 1657.
John White, b. 20 Mar. 1658.
Livewell Read,* b. 15 Nov. 1651.

The Probation List of June 11, 1667, contains only the names of those boys who
were then upon the sixth form.

xz Sep. Z667 (imperfect).
Edwd. Theedam.
Thos. Sparks, b. 10 May, 1656.
Jeffrey Palmer,® b. 12 June, 1655.

* A contemporary MS. note in the Probation Book calls him " The Saviour of the
nation, first discoverer of that damnable, hellish. Popish plot in 1678." In another and
later handwriting is added, " Perjured upon record and. a scoundrel fellow."

^ Titus Oates, the notorious Informer. He was not more than a year at Merchant
Taylors and seems afterwards to have gone to Sedlescombe School, from whence he
passed to Caius Coll. Cambridge, 29 June, 1667, and was admitted a Sizar of St. John's,
2 Feb. 1668-9, aged 18. (Prof. Mayor's Abstract of St. John's Adm. Rfg.)

« Philip Foster, of Oriel Coll. Oxford, b.a, 1672, b.c.l. 1686, D.c.L. 1687. Fellow
of Oriel and an Advocate. He matriculated in 1668, aged 17, from St. Mary's Hall,
being son of William, of London, gent. (Mat, Reg.)

* Anthony Robinson, perhaps of St. Mary Hall, Oxf. B.A. 1670, matriculated in 1667,
aged 18, from Corpus, being son of Anthony, minister, of Oddenton, co. Glouc. (Ibid.)

* Samuel Pratt (elsewhere in the Prob. Book stated to have been bom 22 July, 1658),
created d.d. of Cambridge by Royal Mandate in 1697. Chaplain to the Princess of
Denmark. Chaplain of the Savoy in 1697. Vicar of Tottenham. Clerk of the Closet
to the Queen. Dean of Rochester, 1706. He published some sermons (one of them
preached before "the gentlemen educated at Merchant Taylors,*' Dec. 10, 1700) and
also some grammatical works. Died 1731.

6 Livewell Read, only son of Livewell, gent, bom in the parish of St. Leonard,
Shoreditch, educated previously at Dugard's Private School. (MS, Reg.)

® Geoffrey Palmer would seem, by the date of his birth, to be son and heir of Sir
Lewis Palmer, of Carlton, bart. He was one of the Knights of the Shire for co.
Leicester during four successive Parliaments — three in the reign of Queen Anne and one
in that of George I. He died S.P. 29 Dec. 1732.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 273

Samuel Milner, b. 15 Nov. 1657.

Richd. Browne, b. 13 June, 1656.

Rowland Aynsworth,^ b. 21 April, 1656.

John Rudston,2 b. 2 March, 1657.

Christopher Ennis.

Nightingale Kynd.

Edwd. Eccleston, b. 17 Sep. 1650.

John Fitzherbert,* b. i July, 1653.

Abraham Brown, b. 18 Mar. 1652.

John Snelling,* b. 1 Aug. 1652.

Francis Duncumb,* b. 15 Dec. 1656.

Chas. Pym.

Philip Jones.

John Samyne.

John Bardwell.

Phanuel Bacon,^ b. 11 Sep. 1652.

Rich. Battersby,' b. 25 July, 1652.

The Probation Lists in 1668 to 1669 contain only the sixth form and no new names.
The Probation Lists for 1670 do not exist.

Probation, xz March, 1670 (imperfect).

William Bishop, b. 21 May, 1655.

Francis Harding,® b. 11 Mar. 1656.

Stephen Harvey,* b. 20 Oct. 1655.

Richard Sanders, b. 20 Feb. 1654.

William Conyers,^® b. i6 Oct. 1655.

zz June, zCya (imperfect).
Greorge Freeman,^^ b. 30 Apl. 1656.

1 Rowland Aynsworth (the second of his name at M. T. S.) was knighted in 1693
and died 14 Jan. 1702, in his 48th year. Buried at St. Michael Bassishaw. (Mon. Ins,)

* yohn Rttdston, son of James, of St. Albans, gent, admitted of St. John's Coll.
Oxford. Graduated (as Grand Compounder) B.c.L. 1680, D.c.L. 1685. Died 1691,
buried in St. Peter's Church, St. Albans.

' John Fitiherbert, son of John, of Bugbrook, co. Oxon. (MaU Reg,) Elected to
St. John's, Oxford, 167 1, B.c.L. 1678.

* John Snellingy second son of Robert, dealer, bom in St. Giles' Cripplegate. At
Dugard's Private School. [MS, Reg,)

* Francis Duncumb, perhaps son of Nicolas D. mercer, of St. Michael's, Comhill,
whose eld. son, Roger, was at Dugard's Private School in 1662.

* Phantul Bacon, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1670, M.A. 1677, b.d. 1684. Vicar of
St. Laurence, Reading. His son of the same name was an author of temporary celebrity.

'' Richard Battershy, son of John, gent. bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch, I Augusti
1652. (Par, Reg,) Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1671.

* Francis Harding, son of Thomas, of London. Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1673,
M.A. 1680. Author of a Latin poem in the Muses Anglicance on the Art of Flying.

' Stephen Harvey, son of Stephen, of Betchworth, co. Surrey. (See Visitation of
London, 1664.) Elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 167 1, but did not graduate.

1° William Conyers, younger son of Tristram, Serjeant-at-law, of Wadham Coll. Oxf.
B.A. 1676.

^1 George Freeman, son of the Rev. Geo. Freeman, of Betchworth, co. Surrey.
Elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1673, m.a. 1681, b.d. 1687.

T

274 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Willm. Angell, b. ii Sep. 1656.
Jacob Thompson,^ b. 24 Apl. 1656.
George Brandon,^ b. 8 Aug. 1656.
Thomas Bell/ b. 2 Oct. 1658.

zz Sep. Z672.
Christopher Hawkes, b. 7 Dec. 1662.
John Sutton/ b. 9 June, 1661.
Edward Kingsley.
Samuel Young, b. 10 Sep. 1662.
Thomas Plummer, b. 13 Aug. 1660
Thomas Gibbs, b. 29 Oct. 1661.
Benj. Phipps, b. 19 Mar. 1661.
Charles Shelley,* b. 11 Aug. 1661.
Jacob Webb, b. 12 Jan. 1658.
John Ames, b. 16 Feb. 1662.
Andrew Walker, b. 27 Dec. 1660.
Philip Harris, b. 29 July, 1661.
Chas. Greene, b. 21 Mar. 1660.
Joseph Harbin.®

William Harbin, b. 17 Sep. 1660.
John Thompson, b. 26 Aug. 1664.
James Hudson, b. 16 Feb. 1661.
John Browne, b. 24 Sep. 1662.
Rob. MuUins, b. 19 Aug. 1663.
Richd. Fisher, b. 10 Apl. 1660.
Simon Welman, b. 11 Dec. 1662.
Thomas Chaplin, b. 11 June, 1663
John Smythies, b. 15 Apl. 1664.
Geo. Bragg, b. 19 Apl. 1663.
William Pusey, b. 8 Dec. 1664.
Roger Bragg, b. 13 Dec. 1651.
James Nuthall, b. 15 Dec. 1662.
John Nuthall, b. 26 Mar. 1663.
George Nuthall,' b. 20 Aug. 1661
Edward Jeaves, b. 8 Sep. 1662.
Matthias Thin,* b. 7 Feb. 1662.

* Jacob ThompsoHy son of Joseph, of London. Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1673.

* George Brandon^ son of Nathanael, of London, gent. Elected to St. John's,
Oxford, 1074.

8 Thomas BeU, son of Thomas, of Hereford. Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1677,
B.C.L. 1684.

^ John Sutton f perhaps of New Inn Hall, Oxf. B.A. 1683, M.A. 1689.

5 Charles Shelley^ son of Thomas, of London. Elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf.
1680, B.A. 1684; successively third (1693) and first (1695) Under-Master of M. T. S.
Died 1701.

« Joseph Harbin^ probably son of John, who was Churchwarden of St. Laurence
Pountney, 1656.

7 John NtUhall. One of these names, of the Inner Temple, married at St. Dionis
Backchurch, 18 June, 1700, Eliz. Russell. {Par. Reg,)

^ Matthias Thin, One Thomas Thynne, probably the father, was Churchwarden
of St. Laurence Pountney parish, 1674, 1675.

Merchant Taylors^ School Renter. 275

John Dun (or Dunne), b. 15 Jan. 1661.

Richard Milner, b. 4 June, 1664.

Bruin Keete, b. 25 June, 1662.

Thomas Wood, b. 26 Jan. 1664.

Anthony Scaltick, b. 18 Dec. 1662.

John Viner,^ b. 10 Sep. 1665.

Henry Best, b. i Oct. 1662.

Nathaniel Darick, b. 28 Sep. 1662.

John Williams, b. 26 Sep. 1660.

Stephen Heath,^ b. 19 Sep. 1659.

Richard Cox, b. 11 Jan. 1663.

Isaiah Ward, b. 11 Dec. 1661.

Joseph Ward, b. 3 Dec. 1663.

John Parker.

John Laurence, b. 8 June, 1658.

John Sexton, b. 4 Apl. 1662.

Wm. Pattison, b. 25 Oct. 1660.

Thomas Wright, b. 6 Nov. 1660.

Rich. Holden, b. 17 July, 1659.

Hy. Pearson, b. 6 June, 1661.

Hy. Vass, b. 5 Dec. 1660.

John Cuttor, b. 21 Feb. 1659.

Barth. Bowyer, b. 4 Apl. 1662.

William Peirce,* b. 24 Dec. 1661.

Edward Robins, b. 6 Apl. 1660.

John Smith,* b. 20 Apl. 1660.

Thomas Mably, b. 14 Oct. 1660.

Benj. Solly, b. 8 July, 1662.

William Betley, b. 11 April, 1660.

Henry Sargeant, b. 3 July, 1662.

Edward Clark.

Jasper Costerius, b. 20 Jan. 1658.

Abraham Spier (or Speir), b. 16 Nov. 1660.

Joseph Twiford, b. 19 May, 1659.

Thomas Floyd, b. 24 Dec. 1658.

Philip Dod, b. 8 Oct. 1661.

Robert Coles, b. 2 Mar. 1659.

Thomas Hall, b. 22 Nov. 1650.

Christopher Edlen, b. 28 Feb. 1661.

Rich. Barnes, b. 7 Dec. 1658.

John Chaplin, b. 18 Sep. 1659.

* yohn Finer, probably son of Sir George Viner, Bart, who, with other members of
the family, was educated at M. T. S.

* Stephen Heath, son of Stephen, of London. Elected to St, John's Coll. Oxf.
1679, B.A. 1683-4.

» ^ii7iiw» P«n:^, of Emanuel Coll. Camb. B.A. 1684. Fellow. M.A. 1688, b.d 1695.
An eminent scholar and editor of a Greek play.

* John Smithy elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1679, B.C.L. 1686,

276 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Samuel Roone, b. 24 Dec. 1660.
William Moulins, b. 6 Nov. 1660.
Thomas Scaltick, b. 6 Feb. 1660.
Richard Stutle, b. 30 Aug. 1662.
John Loving, b. Oct. 1669.
Rich. Burges, b. 27 Nov. 1662.
Thomas Hill, b. 13 Sep. i66i.
Bevis Hill, b. 20 Oct. 1662.
Rob. Graham.
John Reaves.

Matthias Mumme, b. 14 May, 1659
William Day, b. 19 Nov. 1661.
Nathaniel Letten,^ b. 7 Jan. 1662.
William Battersby,^ b. 8 Feb. 1659.
William Davies,* b. 7 Apl. 1661.
Wm. Capell, b. 9 Feb. 1661.
Benj. Howlett, b. 16 Feb. 1657.
Benj. Alleyne, b. 12 Dec. 1658.
Thomas Stanley, b. 25 May, 1659.
Herbert Alleyne, b. 15 Aug. 1661.
William Cooke, b. 10 Mar. 1658.
Roger Burgoyn, b. 19 Jan. 1659.
Rob. Flavell,* b. 10 Jan. 1658.
John Bothan, b. 29 Jan. 1661.
Thomas Hopkins, b. 13 Aug. 1660.
Joshua Sayer, b. 29 Mar. 1658.
Thomas Cooke,* b. 22 Dec. 1660 (or 27).
James Escombe, b. 26 Feb. 1660.
Samuel Bettony, b. 4 Oct. 1658.
John Coles, b. 18 Oct. 1657.
Thomas Wilmott, b. 19 Aug. 1662.
Richard Graham, b. 3 Dec. 1657.
Thomas Cooper, b. 3 Dec. 1657.
John Percevall, b. 14 Oct. 1659.
Samuel Wood, b. 11 Oct. 1660.
Jonathan Grafton, b. 4 Dec. i66i.
Emanuel Milner, b. 15 Nov. 1657.

^ Nathanael Letten, One of these nameSi described as son of Edward Letten (or
Litton) of Hatfield, co. Essex, yeoman, was apprenticed in 1633. (M, T, Bindings.)
See also the Registers of St. Dionis Backchurch.

* William Battersby, son of John, gent. bapt. at St. Dionis Backchurch, 17 Jan.
1659-60. (Par, Reg.)

* William Daviesy son of Robert, of London (Mat, Reg,) elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1678, B.A. 1682-3, ^'^^ Practised as a physician at Oporto, where he died.

* Robert Flavelly probably son of John Flavell, grocer, who was Churchwarden of
St. Laurence Pountney in 1606.

* Thomas Cooke^ probably son of John Cooke, of Whitechapel (Sur\-eyor of the
Customs). He was Scholar of Trin. CoU. Camb. and sometime Rector 01 Homsey.
Died 1730.

Merchant Taylori School Register. ^77

Turner Methuen, b. 3 Mar. 1651.

Robt. Goldsbrough, b. 12 Jan. 1658.

Thomas Warner, b. 20 Sep. 1658.

John Hedges, b. 13 June, 1658.

James Browne, b. 5 Feb. 1659.

Chas. Standen, b. 8 Sep. 1661.

Nicholas Trott,^ b. 17 Apl. 1666.

Greorge Row.

John Winter, b. 17 July, 1659.

Roger Reeve, b. 24 Feb. 1661.

Henry Vaughan, b. 28 June, 1657.

Laurence Smith,* b. 12 Sep. 1656.

Duncan Dee,' b. 3 Nov. 1657.

William Turner,* b. 12 Dec. 1659 (adm. 23 June, 1669).

Richard Tillesley,* b. 12 Sep. 1657.

William Delaune,® b. 14 Apl. 1659.

John Blurkett, b. 30 Jan. 1657.

Anthony Gibbons.

William Lowth,^ b. 3 Sep. 1660.

John Clark,^ b. 11 June, 1658 (adm. 5 May, 1669).

Francis Wyndham,® b. 29 Nov. 1658.

John Okley, b. 23 Sep. 1656.

Thomas Hoy,^*^ b. 12 Dec. 1659.

Tobias Swinden," b. 3 Dec. 1659.

• Nicholas Tratt, Barrister-at-Iaw, Chief Justice of Carolina. Created D.C.L. of
Oxford by diploma, 1720.

3 Laurence Smith, son of Rev. Samuel, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf.

1674, B.C.L. 1680, D.c.L. 1686. Rector of South Wamborough, Hants, where he died
in 1728. Author of several Devotional and other works, 1693- 1702.

' Duncan Dee, son of Rowland, of London, merchant, of St. John's Coll. 1673.
Common Serjeant of the City of London, and the defender of Dr. Sacheverell; died
1720, buried at St. Mary Aldermary.

« William Turner, admitted of Clare Hall, Camb. B.A. 1680, M.A. 1684.

• Richard TiUesley, son of Rev. Edmund, of Northmoor, co. Oxon, elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1675, B.c.L. 1682. Vicar of Heston, Middx. Died 1712.

" William Delaune, son of Benjamin, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxf.

1675, M.A. 1683, D.D. 1697. President of St. John's Coll. 1698. Vice-Chancellor,
1 702- 1 706. Margaret Ftofessor of Divinity, 17 14. Prebendary of Winchester, 17 14.
Died 1728.

' William Lowth, son of William, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1675,
M.A. [683, B.D. 1688. Prebendarv of Winchester. Author of the well-known and
i^ued " Commentary on the Prophets," and father of Bishop Lowth. Died 1732.

8 yohn Clark, son of John, of London, M.D. elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1675, M.A.
1683-4.

• Francis Wyndham, only son of Sir George, of Cromer, co. Norfolk ; admitted of
St. John's, Oxf. 1675. High Sheriff of Norfolk, 1695.

10 Thomas Hoy, son of Clement, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1675, ^-A^*
1680, D.M. 1699. Regius Professor of Medicine at Oxford, 1698. Practised at
Warwick; translated several Greek and Latin works and wrote a poem, entitled
" Agathocles, the Sicilian Usurper." Died in Jamaica, 17 18.

" Tobias Swinden, of Jesus Coll. Camb. M.A. Author of the "Enquiry into the
Nature and Place of Hell." Died 1719.

278 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Seaborne Buckeridge, b. 10 Feb. 1659.
George Hill, b. 19 June, 1657.
Charles Warton, b. 6 Feb. 1656.
Thomas Welby, b. 11 May, 1656.
Richard Welby, b. 23 May, 1658.
William Creed,^ b. 13 Mar. 1659.
Ezra Creed, b. 21 Feb. 1659.
John Thompson, b. 29 Mar. 1658.
Saml. Bendy, b. 5 Sep. 1659.
Chas. Tadlow,^ b. 6 May, 1660.
Thos. Brooke, b. 13 June, 1657.
Edmund Wyndham,^ b. 3 Dec. 1658.
John Dodd, b. 27 Mar. 1660.
Nicholas Moss, b. 3 Oct. 1658.
Edwd. Skipper, b. 15 Apl. 1658.
Chas. Hill, b. 8 July, 1658.
Alexander Pitfield,* b. 5 May, 1658.
Henry Canby, b. 21 Dec. 1658.
Rob. Burges, b. 9 Aug. 1659.
Francis Heath, b. 8 Feb. 1661.
Simon Ruddock, b. 8 April, 1657.
Isaac Burfield.

Probation, ix Mar. 1672-3.
James Townes, b. 25 Mar. 1661.
Cornelius Brookes, b. 11 Mar. 1661.
Edwd. Goddard.*
Henry Orpen, b- 29 Oct. 1659.
Daniel Lewin, b. 9 Dec. 1661.
Jacob Franklin.

Robt. Skipwith, b. 15 Feb. 1663.
Robt. Long.

John Sherley, b. i Mar. 1661.
John Holworthy,® b. i Nov. 1662.
Alexander Fisher, b. 30 Jan. 1661.
John Foreman.
Thomas Aldridge.

1 William Creed, of CorpusChristi, Oxf. B.A. 1679, M.A. 1682, d.m. 1694. He
was Fellow of Corpus and buried in the College Chapel, May, 1 711. Son of W. Creed,
D.D. of Codford, co. Wilts. (Mat. Reg,)

» Charles Tadlow, son of Edward, of London. Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1678,
B.A. 1682-3, M.A. 1686, D.M. 1693. Anatomical Lecturer at Oxford, 17 16.

• Edmund Wyndham, son of Thomas, of Somerset House, London (a member of
the Trent family), Equerry to King Charles H. and sometime of Hunnington, co. Wilts.
Died circa, 1 720.

^ Alexander Pitfield, son of Sir Charles, of Hoxton. He was J.P. and D.L. F.R.S.
and Treasurer of the Royal Society. Died 1 728. (Le Neve's Knights,)

5 Edward Goddard, perhaps son of James, Merchant Taylor, who was apprenticed
in 1632, and described as son of Edward Goddard, of Inglesham, co. Berks, Esquire.
(M, T, Bindings,)

* John Holworthyy of the family of Sir Matthew Holworthy, Knt.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 279

Saml. Prickman^^ b. 4 May, 1660.

James Long.

John Hobbs.

Edwd. Miller, b. 14 May, 1659.

Thomas Clark.

William Martin.

Rob. Felgate.

Joseph Watts, b. 5 Apl. 1661.

John Colwell.

Samuel Hunt, b. 7 Jan. i66o.

William Long, b. 8 Aug. 1660.

Henry Newman, b.

Samuel Swift, b. 16 Oct. 1660.

Thomas Floid, b. 16 Dec. 1659.

Peter Neve,^ b. 2 Feb. 1661.

Thomas Greenhill, b. 22 May, 1658.

Richard Jones, b. 17 Oct. 1659.

Benjamin Deacon, b. 29 Oct. 1662.

Richard Haseler.

Walter Kent, b. 9 June, 1662.

John Brampton, b. 20 Apl. 1661.

John Newman, b. 6 Aug. 1659.

Rob. Clayton, b. 10 July, 1661.

Thomas Driver, b. 2 Aug. 1659.

Richard Cookman.

Benjamin Driver, b. 2 Aug. 1660.

Samuel Blackburn, b. 28 Nov. 1658.

John Warren,* b. 23 July, 1657.

David Sandell, b. 11 July, 1657.

Robert Styles, b. 11 Sep. 1658.

John Richardson, b. 13 Aug. 1656.

William Bostocke, b. 5 Mar. 1658.

Chas. Torriano,* b. 9 Nov. 1660.

Benjamin White, b. 5 Aug. 1657.

William Palmer, b. 10 April, 1660.

James Richardson, b. 13 Oct. 1658.

Richard Sanderson, b. 22 Feb. 1656.

Thomas Collins, b. 29 Nov. 1657.

William Gibson, b. 2 Feb. 1659.

1 Sam. Prickmatiy probably son of Joseph P. skinner, of St. Laurence Pountney
parish.

" Peter Neve {or le Neve) is generally said to have been bom 21 Jan. 1661. He was
made Rouge Croix Pursuivant in 1689, Richmond Herald in 1704, and Norroy King at
Arms in the same year. He was the first President of the Society of Antiquaries, on
its revival in 1687, and a genealogist of high reputation and great industry. He died in
Dec. 1724, and was buried at Ringland, co. Norfolk.

3 John Warren, of St. John's Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1678.

* Charles Torriano, son of George, of London, gent, admitted of St. John's Coll.
Oxf. 1676 ; did not graduate, but entered his father's business.

28o Merchant Taylori School Register.

Chas. Alley, b. 14 Feb. 1660.
George Page, b. 9 Feb. 1659.
John Haley, b. 28 May, 1659.
Richard Howell, b. 10 Dec. 1658.
William Ward,^ b. 24 Apl. 1656.

iz June, Z673 (only sixth form),
zz Sep. Z673.
William Wells.

Stephen Newell, b. 6 July, 1666.
Thomas Rivers,^ b. 4 Feb. 1667.
William Nelson, b. 4 Oct. 1664.
John Palmer.

Michael Thompson,* b. 30 Jan. 1664
Edward Maddox.
Martin Gardner.
Francis Catchpoll.
Geo. Gray, b. 24 Feb. 1665.
Samuel Sweeting.
Benjamin Barefoot.
Abraham Cookman.
William Hubbard.
William Coles.
William Atwell.
Hanson Palmer.
John Winn.

John Cooke,* b. 29 Aug. 1666.
Andrew Bray, b. 5 July, 1665.
Christopher Batters.
Thomas Gray.
William Walker.
John Gray.

Edward Cooke,* b. 19 Jan. 1663.
Samuel Sherman.

1 William Ward, admitted of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, B.A. 1678.

' Thomas Rivers, son of Sir John Rivers, of Chafford, co. Kent, Bart, admitted of
Corpus Christi Coll. Oxf. 1685, b.a. 1688 ; Fellow of All Souls', d.c.l. 1699. Rector
of Easton, co. Hants. Prebendary of Winchester. Died 1731.

8 Michael Thompson, son of Benjamin, of London, gent, admitted of Christ Church,
Oxf. 1684, B.A. 1688, M.A. 1 69 1.

* yohn Cooke, son of John C. of Whitechapel, Surveyor of the Customs ; elected
to St. John's, Oxf. 1684, B.c.L. 1691, d.c.l. 1694. When young was a Lieutenant in
the Army and distinguished himself at the Battle of the Boyne, afterwards became an
Advocate at Doctors* Commons, King's Advocate and Principal Official of the Court of
Arches. Knighted, 1701. Commissioner for the Treaty between England and Scotland,
1702. Clerk of the Pipe in the Exchequer, 1706. Buried at St. Mary's, Whitechapel,
2 April, 1 7 10.

6 Edward Cooke, brother of the above John, a Proctor of the Court of Arches,
1700. << Drowned himself in the Thames being opprest with debt." (Le Nev^s
Knights,)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 281

Thomas Hacket,^ b. 17 July, 1662.
Alex. Cleeve, b. 20 June, 1660.
Daniel Tretcroft, b. 23 Apl. 1660.
John Jeanes, b. 24 Apl. 1663.
Robert Amey, b. 3 Sep. 1660.
William Amey, b. 15 Aug. 1660.
Edward Barker.
Samuel Briggs, b. 5 Apl. 1664.
William Harris, b. 5 Aug. 1660.
Joslin Lee, b. 18 Oct. 1662.
Joseph Johnson, b. 9 Dec. 1662.
William Winford, b. i Apl. 1659.
William Joyner, b. i Apl. 1661.
Charles Sebright, b. 20 May, 1660.
Sacheverall Felgate, b. 20 May, 1662
Richard Pigg, b. 10 April, 1660.
William Warner, b, 5 Sep. 1661.
William Whitehall, b. 10 Aug. 1662.
Edward Polhill,^ b. 2 Oct. 1661.
Edward Tempest, b. 22 Sep. 1663.
John Treston, b. 3 Jan. 1660.
Nathaniel Proctor, b. i July, 1661.
Samuel Proctor, b. 11 Feb. 1662.
Timothy Lee,^ b. 18 Dec. 1659.
William Tailor, b. 28 Mar. 1661.
Edward Hanson.*
William Hanson.*
Samuel Tempest, b. 16 Sep. 1658.
John Dunster, b. 7 Apl. 1657.
Charles Minor, b. 23 Apl. 1660.
John Chase, b. 25 June, 1661.
John Smith, b. 15 Oct. 1662.
Henry Feme, b. 27 Nov. 1662.
Simon Polhill,* b. 11 May, 1658.
Samuel Winder, b. 9 Aug. 1659.
Martin Hoar,® b. 23 July, 1658.

1 Thomas Hacketf perhaps youngest son of Richard (eldest son of Sir Cuthbert,
Lord Mayor), who was Churchwarden of St. Laurence Pountney in 1638.

* Edward Folhill, matr. of Lincoln Coll. as Simon P. of London, afterwards of
New Inn Hall, Oxf. B.A. 1683, M.A. 1686.

' Timothy Lee, One of this name was Vicar of Ackworth, co. Ebor. and married
Penelope, dau. of Sir Henry Wood.

* Edward and William Hanson^ sons of Sir Robert H. knt. Lord Mayor of London
in 1673. Le Neve says he was '* a sort of a silly drunken fellow and so were two of his
sons, vrith whom I went to school at Merchant Taylors' School in London." (Le Neve's
Knights,)

* Simon Polhilly elected to St. John's, 1677, M.A. 1685, b.d. 1691. Successively
second (1690) and first (1692) Undermaster of M.T. S. Resigned, 1695. Rector of
Wolveston, co. Suffolk.

* Martin Hoar (or Hore), third son of James, of the Tower of London, gent. {Vis*
of London, 1664.) Cf, supra.

282 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Edward Whitehall, b. lo Oct. 1659.
William Palmer, b. 10 Apl. 1660.
Thomas Cherry, b. 25 Sep. 1658.
John Garret, b. 13 Aug. 1659.
John Johnson, b. 27 May, 1658.
Robert Palmer, b. 9 Nov. 1658.
Samuel Amey, b. 6 Nov. 1659.
William Fisher, b. 26 June, 1660.
Obadiah Tilghman, b. 2 Feb. 1654.
William Levinz.^

II March, 1673-4.
Richard Milner.
Chas. Palmer.
John Hanson.
John Hitch.

Morris Hitch, b. 3 Mar. 1667.
Thomas Allen, b. 13 Sep. 1661.
William Jeaves.
Thomas Jeaves.
Francis Catchpole.
Benjamin Parret (or Barrat).
Thomas Fallis.

John Carewood (or KyrwoodJ.
Alex. Hoggings (or Huggins).
Andrew Harbin.^
Edward Mountford (or Mumfort).
Anthony Sadler/ b. 7 Aug. 1664.
Robert Tadlow.
John Yeo.
Arthur Stanley.
William Kinsey.
William Nelson, b. 4 Oct. 1664.
Greorge Long.

William Gardner, b. 4 Jan. 1662.
John Phillips.
John Ley, b. 5 Oct. 1662.
Charles King.

Edward Hubbald, b. 8 Sep. 1666.
Andrew Surrey, b. 9 Sep. 1659.
William Bennet.
Matthew Rutton, b. 22 Sep. 1663.
Joseph Phillips.

1 William Levinz, No doubt of the family of Dr. Levinz, sometime President of
St. John's, Oxf. and perhaps eldest son of Sir Creswell Levinz, knt. Justice of the
Common Pleas (brother of the President), who was " about lo years old in 1881." (Le
Neve's Knights,)

2 Andrew Harbiny of St. Laurence Pountney parish. Cf, ante,

3 AtUhony Sadler y son and heir of Anthony S. of St. AnthoUn's, London, gent, by,
Priscilla, dau. and co-heir of Will. Dawson. (Vis, of London^ 1664.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 283

Joseph Beck.

William Hitch, b. 16 Nov. 1661.

William Day, b. 20 Nov. 1662.

Jeflfrey Felgate, b. 20 Mar. 1662.

Wake Blackman.

Simon Biddulph.^

William Sherwood^ (or Sherard), b. 30 Mar. 1659.

Jonathan Ford.

Joseph NicoUs.

Richard Richardson, b. 2 Mar. 1660.

Thomas Langham, b. 12 Mar. 1659.

zz June, Z674 (sixth form only),
zz Sep. Z674.
Charles Hewitt, b. 8 Oct. 1661.
William Ellis, b. 16 Feb. 1658.
John Smith, b. 4 Sep. 1660.
Sam. Grant, b. 3 Aug. 1659.
William Cooke.

Stephen Lilly,* b. 21 Sep. 1660.
Edward Lilly,* b. 14 Oct. 1662.
Edward Hubbard, b. 3 Oct. 1661.
Edward Combe,^ b. 21 Sep. 1660.
Charles Cranmer, b. 8 Aug. 1660.
Richard Stracy,® b. 29 Nov. 1660.
William Rudd, b. i July, 1660.
Thomas Stringer.
William Stringer.

Benjamin Walford,^ b. 11 June, 1661.
John Haly, b. 28 May, 1659.
Robert Bellamie, b. 9 Sep. 1661.
John Newham, b. 24 Aug. 1659.
John Peters.

William Beckford, b. 11 July, 1658.
Richard Hill, b. 5 Mar. 1659.
Thomas May,® b. 9 Nov. i66o.

1 Simon Biddtdph^ second sod of Sir Theophilus, bart. mat. at Tris. Coll. Oxf.
1676-7. He was of Birdingbury, co. Warwick.

» William Sherwood (or Sherard)^ son of George S. of Bushby, co. Leic. elected to
St. John's Oxford, 1677, b.c.l. 1683, d.c.l. 1694. Consul at Smyrna. Founder of the
Professorship of Botany at Oxford, and himselif of eminence both as a Botanist and
Archaeologist. Died 1728.

' Stephen Lilly. One of this name was living in the parish of St. Peter's PauPs
Wharf m 1 7 1 2. (Par, Reg,)

* Edward Lilly, son of Stephen Lilly, of Hethersett, co. Norfolk, gent. Elected to
St. John's, Oxf. 1684, B.A. 1688, M.A. 1 69 1, B.D. 1699. Proctor of the University, 1698.

* Edward Combe, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1679. (Son of Edw. of Worcester.)

* Richard Stracy, probably son of John Stracy, of London, and brother of Randolph,
Town Clerk. (Cf. infra,)

' Benjamin iValford, a well-known bookseller in St. Paul's Churchyard.
8 Thomas May, son of Thomas, of London. Elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1677, B.A.
1681-2, M.A. 1685. Master of Reading School.

284 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

iz March, 1674-5.
Richard More, b. 20 Feb. 1664.
Richard Bugaby (or Buckby), b. 24 Mar. 1665.
John May.

Tom. Fellowes,^ b. 2 Mar. 1662.
William James, b. 7 Mar. 1664.
Thos. Berry, b. 17 April, 1664.
John Porter.
John Ellis.
Thos. Leonard.
Vincent Inge.

Geo. Harris, b. 15 Apl. 1661.
Edwd. Rugbie.
Samuel Howard.
Justinian Paggit.*
Chas. Spenser, b. 5 Feb. 1664.
John Wright, maj. b. 9 May, 1664.
Thomas Wright.

John Coleboume, b. 11 Jan. 1666.
John Witham.

John Bushell, b. 9 Dec. 1667.
Isaac Mount.
Henry Wesbie.
Thomas Tanke.
Greo. Goade, b. 15 Apl. 1664.
William Garbut.
Maurice Price.
Thomas Crosse.
Henry Tignall.

Joshua HoUinshead, b. 25 Mar. 1662.
John Mayo.

Wm. EUvine (or Aylwin), b. 12 Nov. 1662.
Chas. Tive.
Henry Tive.
John Britell.
John Wade.
Thomas Gates.
Thomas Borton.
Joseph Trigge.
Roger Bells.
John Masline.

Chas. Bateman,* b. Mar. 1663.
Joseph Sally.

1 TTiomas Fellcwes^ probably second son of William F. Deputy of Vintry Ward and
brother of Sir John F. bart. He died unmarried.

2 Justinian Pagity probably son of Justinian P. who was admitted to Gray's Inn in
1660, and descend^ from Sir James Pagit, Baron of the Exchequer, who died in 1638.

3 Charles Batenum, probably son of Sir William Bateman, by his second wife.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 285

Richard Gleane.^

Francis Twelves (or Twills), b. 17 Nov. 1663.

Edmund Devorall.

Samuel Tilly,^ b. July, 1666.

Richard Holden.

Robert Rivett.

Vavasour Jeve,* b. 25 Mar. 1666.

Richard Butler, b. i Jan. 1664.

John Bacchus, b. 28 Oct. 1665.

Thomas Ladyman.

Magnus Bines.

Thomas Caps.

Thomais Bridgwater.

William Barnes.

Maurice Harding.

Henry Gooding.

Laurence Tounes, b. 15 May, 1666.

Matthew Miller (or Milner), b. 8 Oct. 1668.

John Lindsey.

Edward Barrat.

William Weston.

George Izard, b. 4 May, 1664.

Robert Stubbing, b. 6 July, 1663.

John Shaw.

George Brooke, b. i May, 1665.

Stephen Swift, b. 2 Dec. 1666.

Joseph Cleave.

George Piggot,* b. 24 Oct. 1660.

Charles Piggot.*

Natl. Axtell, b. 17 Sep. 1652.

John Hawerd.

Henry Connell, b. 8 Apl. 1662.

Stephen Wellden, b. 30 Sep. 1664.

Thomas Stayner (or Stonier), b. 28 Nov. 1664.

Joseph Franklin, b. 15 May, 1664.

George Smith, b. 11 Sep. 1666.

John House, b. 17 Jan. 1664.

Edward Burt, b. 19 May, 1665.

Richard Binley.

1 Richard Gleane seems to be elder brother of Sir Peter Gleane, and, if so, must
have died young (cf. infra,)

« Samuel Tilly y of Wadham Coll. Oxf. B.A. 1689, M.A. 1692, B.D. 17 12. He mat.
at B.N.c. and was son of Rev. Samuel, of Martock, co. Som.

' Vavasour Jeve, No doubt son of John Jeve, of Baldock, co. Herts, by his wife
Mary, dau. of Nicholas Vavasour, of Waltham Abbey, in the same county.

* George Piggot, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1679, B.A. 1683, M.A. 1686, d.m. 169^.
(He seems to have been son of Francis Piggot, dothworker, and bapt. at St. Dionis
Backchurch, 3 Nov. 1659, not 1660.) (Par, Reg,)

* Charles Piggot^ son of Francis Piggot (or Pygot), dothworker, bapt. at St. Dionis
Backchurch, 4 March, 166 1-2. (/Vir. Reg,)

286 Merchant Taylori School Register.

John Binley.

Nathaniel Lloyd.^

Richard Cox.

William Rivett, b. 15 Mar. 1661.

Thomas Wood.

Richard Wescomb, b. 15 Nov. 1661.

William Hammond, b. 4 Nov. 1663.

John Roberts, b. 7 May, 1663.

Edward Goldsborough, b. 15 Apl. 1663.

Will. Warren.

John Holden.

Richard Blaney.

Archdall Harris, b. 5 Jan. 1664.

Randolph Stracy,* b. 28 Feb. 1664.

Saml. Newton.

Edmund Flower, b. 9 Apl. 1663.

Belling. Clayton.

Stephen Newell, b. 6 July, 1666.

Robert Grimes, b. 16 Nov. 1661.

Edward Price, b. 7 July, 1663.

George Browne, b. 25 Feb. 1662.

John Wilks, b. 7 July, 1662.

John Partridge.

Benjamin Bennet, b. 15 May, 1664.

James Long.

John Kent.^

William Prettiman,* b. 28 Aug. 1665.

Humphrey Levinz,* b. 17 Jan. 1662.

John Morgan, b. 26 Dec. 1663.

George Flack, b. 6 Jan. 1660.

Robert Coningsby,® b. 12 Nov. 1661.

Saml. Hodgkins, b. 6 Jan. 1662.

Andrew Haines, b. 3 Jan. 1660.

Charles Powel, b. 10 Feb. 1660.

Seagrave Chamberlaine,^ b. 15 Jan. 1 661.

^ Nathanael Lloyd, One of these names (son of Sir Richaid Lloyd) was an eminent
civilian and knighted, but he could not have been bom before 1672, and, therefore, must
not be identified with our scholar.

^ Randolph Siracy^ of Woodford, co. Essex, sometime Comptroller of the Chamber
and Town Clerk of London.

• John Kenty son of Richard, of London, Esq, admitted of St. John's Coll. Oxf.
168^.

• William Prettiman^ perhaps son of William, Remembrancer of the First Fruits.
He was Captain of a Foot Company and died unmarried in 1707. (Le Nev^s Knights,)

• Humphrey Levinz, cf. ante,

• Robert Coningshy^ son of Robert, of London, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf.
1680, B.A. 1684-5, M.A. 1688. An Under-Master at M. T. S. from 1690 to 1695.
Rector of Wolveston, co. Suffolk.

' Seagrave Cfiamberlaine, probably brother of Willoughby C. entered subsequently.
(Cf. infra,)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 287

William Puckle, b. 8 Mar. 1660.

iz June, Z675 (sixth form only).
zz Septr. Z675.

Peter Gleane/ b. 29 Sep. 1666.

Joseph Solly.

William Hagle.

Thomas Swinnock.

Richard Swinnock.

Thomas Dorton.

Joseph Trigge.

Philip Waring (or Warren), b. 1666.

Charles Danvers.

William Rawlinson, b. 20 Jan. 1666.

James Delves, b. 7 Apl. 1665.

Ralph Mansley (or Maunsel), b. 26 Apl. 1668.

John Randel.

Greorge Crompton, b. 9 Dec. 1661.

Thomas Man, b. 19 Aug. 1664.

John Masline (or Malfin).

William Holford (or Halford), b. 10 July, 1664

Herbert Higgins.

William Joyner, b. i April, 1661.

zz June, Z675 (§ixth form only).
zz Septr. Z675.
John Hoggins.
George Travis.
John Pegge, b. 18 May, 1662.
Henry Tignell.
Roger Beale, b. 5 Jan. 1663.
Henry Ward.
Hopkinson Reed.
John Townsend.
Philip Evans.

Henry Dutton, b. 11 Aug. 1666.
William Sedgley, b. i Apl. 1666.
Joseph Harris.
John May, b. 17 Jan. 1666.
Willoughby Chamberlaine.^
Alexander Brome, b. 26 Dec. 1661.
Benjamin Lasher, b. 28 May, 1662.
Nat. Clark, b. 7 May, 1665.

* Peter Gleane^ son of Sir Peter, of Hardwicke, bart. He was of Caius Coll. Camb.
B.A. 1692 ; became a Proctor in the Court of Canterbury, in which city he resided. He
succeeded his father in the Baronetcy, but the estates had been lost through extrava-
gance. He died before 1727. (Burke^s Extinct Baronetage.)

^ Willoughby Chamherlaine, One of both these names was knighted at Kensington
6 Feb. 1695. Le Neve says that he lived at Chelsea, and died in 1697, s.p. He had
been a Colonel in the Army and connected with Barbados.

288 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Maxim. Stevens, b. ii June, 1663.

Thos. Andrews, b. 24 May, 1662.

John Streatfield, b. 13 March, 1664.

Francis GoUing, b. 25 Dec. 1660.

Peregrine Simons (or Symmons), b. 15 Apl. 1665 or 64.

Francis Rainsford,^ b. 23 Dec. 1664.

George Rider, b. 10 Oct. 1664.

Edw. Hewlett, b. 15 Apl. 1661.

James Bonwicke, b. 8 Sep. 1669.

Sam. Blundell,^ b. 9 Oct. 1662.

George Tew, b. 9 Nov. 1661.

Thomas Violet,* b. 9 Mar. 1661.

Samuel Horn,* b. 17 Sep. 1660.

William Salmon, b. 16 Oct. 1663.

Robert Creed,^ b. 20 Nov. 1662.

William Deedes,® b. 28 Aug. 1660.

Thomas Seamor, b. 12 July, 1663.

Francis Lee,^ b. 12 Mar. 1661.

Jonathan Ravenhill, b. 18 Aug. 1659.

Henry Cox,® b. 7 Feb. 1659.

Thomas Simons.

iz March, 1675-6.

Richard Grice,® b. 10 Nov. 1666.

John Nye.

Chum. (Chomley) Nye.

John Byfield, b. 14 Mar. 1665.

John Dunston, b. 17 Apl. 1661.

Will.^Crane.

Edwd. Young, b. 26 July, 1666.

1 Francis Rainsford^ probably eldest son of Capt. Fra. Rainsford, of the Tower of
London. He served in the 7^^ Foot (Royal Fusiliers) at the siege of Namur, 1695, ^^'^
was wounded at Terra Nova and Lerida. Died in 1720. (Pedigree in Genealogist^ ii.
108.)

* Samuel Blundell, son of Rev. Samuel B. of Crondale, co. Hants, elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1 68 1, b.a. 1685-6, m.a. 1688, b.d. 1693-4. Rector of Kingston Bagpuze,
CO. Berks, and afterwards of Codford, co. Wilts.

' Thomas Violet (or Vilett), son of Nicholas, of Oxford, gent, admitted of St. John's,
Oxford, 1677.

* Samuel Horn, of Oriel Coll. Oxf. B.A. 1681, M.A. 1684. He was son of Rev.
Samuel, of Brede, co. Sussex. {Mat, Reg,)

* Robert Creed, of Christ Church, Oxf. B.A. l68l, M.A. 1684.

« William Deedes, of Lincoln Coll. Oxf. B.A. 1682. Hart Hall M.A. 1685, D.M.
1 69 1. He was son of Julius, of Ashford, co. Kent, gent. (Mat, Reg.)

' Francis Lee, son of Edward, of Cobham, co. Surrey, elected to St. John's, Oxf.
1679, B.A. 1684, M.A. 1687. Chaplain to Lord Stawell ; removed from his Fellowship
in 1697 for non-juring scruples; and, in 1708, admitted a Licentiate of the K.c.P. He
wrote a " History of Montanism," " A Life of Mr. Kettlewell," and the prolegomena
to the Historical part of Grabe*s Septuagint. Died 1718.

* Henry Cox, perhaps of Merton Coll. Oxf. 1 681.

» Richard Grice, probably son of Henry Grice. (See Clodt^s Hist, of M, T. C)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 289

Alexr. Gibbs,^ b. 20 Oct. 1666.
Geo. Marshall, b. 16 Jan. 1665.
Alex. Torriano,* b. Oct. 1667.
Thomas Lindsey."
Greo. Burrows, b. 2 July, 1664.
Thomas Darton.
John Harris.
Elisha Person.
Hum. Pickford.
John Townsend.
William Worth, b. 17 Feb. 1663.
John Swale,' b. 20 Dec. 1666.
Seb. Ethersey, b. 17 Dec. 1665.
Thomas Fowke.

Edward Waterhouse,* b. Sep. 1666.
Edwd. Bellamy,* b. 10 Jan. 1664.
Edwd. Jeanes, b. 5 Sep. 1662.
James Dunston, b. 15 Mar. 1665.
Isaac Ralfe, b. 5 Aug. 1664.
James Aston, b. June, 1663.
Ralph Newel, b. 24 Sep. 1664.
John Porter, b. 20 Feb. 1664.
John Stanton, b. 10 Mar. 1665.
Mich. Middleton, b. 21 Oct. 1666.
Thos. Baker, b. 7 Aug. 1665.
Nath. Powell,® b. 12 Jan. 1664.
Hugh Robinson, b. 13 Nov. 1665.
James Marshall, b. 21 June, 1663.
John SnelV b. 20 Apl. 1663.
Charles Webb, b. 12 May, 1664.
Thomas Pellen, b. 11 Dec. 1666.
Francis White,* b. 1661.
Chas. Berman, b. 6 Jan. 1664.

> AUx. Gibhs, One of these names — ^perhaps the father— was apprenticed to a
merchant taylor, 4 Nov. 1622, and described as son of William G. late of Crewkeme,
CO. Som. tanner. (M, T, Bindings,)

* Alex, Torriano, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1685, b.c.l. 1693, i>.c.L. 1706.
Prebendary of Lincoln. Professor of Astronomy in Gresham College, 1691. Died
1717.

' yohn Swale. (See Visitation of London^ 1664.)

* Edward Waterhouse, There was a family of this name resident in the adjacent
parish of St. Mary Abchurch at this date.

* Edward Bellamy, Perhaps of St. Andrew's, Holbom, gent, admitted student of
Gray's Inn, 1698. (Reg, of Admissions.)

* Nath, Powell^ son of Sir Nath. Powell, of Ewhurst, second Baronet (cf supra,)

^ yohn Snellf of Salisbury Hall, in Shenley, co. Herts, married Elizabeth, dau. of
Dean Vyner, and died Dec. 1724. (Burke's landed Gentry,)

* Francis fVhite, son of Charles White, of Fyfield, co. Berks, gent, admitted of St.
John's Coll. Oxf. 1678.

Y

290 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Saml. Edmondson, b. 16 July, 1662.
Freston Story, b. Dec. 1664.
Elmire Mills, b. 25 Nov. 1664.
Will. Famolls, b. 10 May, 1663.
Saml. Famolls, b. 16 Dec. 1664.
James Watkins, b. 15 May, 1662.
Mat. Bayley.
Henry Sergeant.
Henry Hastings, b. 16 April, 1662.

zz Sep. 1676.
Rob. Hope.

Benj. Nelson,^ b. 9 Jan. 1669.
John Nellums.
John Bums.
Chas. Male.

Simon Walbridge, b. Jan. 1667.
Rob. Lambert.
Jeff. Pollard.

Walter Rea,« b. 9 Oct. 1668.
John Banner, b. 31 July, 1665.
Adonijah Wells (or Wiles), b. 15 Jan. 1664.
Francis Townley,® b. 1665.
Talbot Edwards,* b. 8 Apl. 1664.
Peter Stowers, b. Feb. 1665.
Thos. Burdett, b. 11 Nov. 1666.
Nehem. Bourne,* b. 6 Jan. 1667.
Thos. Browne, b. 21 Mar. 1664.
Tho. Roe,® b. May, 1667.
Norton Roe,^ b. 14 May, 1668.
Clement Hoy,® b. 8 Mar. 1666.
James Laurence, b. 5 June, 1665.
Rob. Dodwell, b. 5 June, 1663.
Sheldon Mervin, b. 25 Mar. 1667.
Greo. Wealy, b. 17 Dec. 1662.

^ Benjafnin Nelson, son and heir app. of Gilbert Nelson, citizen and merdiant,
admitted student of Gray's Inn, 1686. (Register,)

* Walter Rea, eldest son of Sir John Rea, of London, knight, scrivener. He was
one of the Band of Pensioners and died s.P.

* Francis Townley, an eminent Turkey merchant, died very wealthy in 1 735.

* Talbot Edwards, Keeper of the Crown and Jewels in the Tower, and son of a
father of the same name, wfio held the same office. (See SmytlCs Obit.) He was
buried 30 April, 17 19.

* Nehemiah Bourne, of London, merchant : Commissioner of the Navy.

* Thomas Roe, son of Thomas and Mary Roe, of Hackney, bapt. 4 June, 1667.
{Par, Reg,)

' Norton Roe, son of the same, bapt. 10 June, 1668. (Ibid,)
8 Clement Hoy, brother of Thomas Hoy (cf, ante,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 291

Rich. Port, b. 11 Jan. 1663.
Tho. Hastings, b. 4 Jan. 1664.
John Calthrop, b. 12 Sep. 1661.
Alex. Hope, b. 6 Sep. 1664.
John Gay, b. 30 Dec. 1664.
James Ravenhill, b. 11 Oct. 1663.
Benj. Bowlden, b. 20 Oct. 1665.

Thos. Thompson, b

George Harris, b. Dec. 1665.

John Robinson, b. 8 Apl. 1660.

Jer. Merry, b. 15 Apr. 1665.

Jonathan Moore, b. 21 Feb. 1662.

Rob. Peck.

Andrew Pitcaim.

John Ailworth, b. Apl. 1661.

Leonard Hastings, b. j ^J Aug. ! '^^^•
Jacob Janeway,,b. 14 Sep. 1662.

zz March, z676-7.

Daniel Crale, b. 5 Aug. 1667.

Joseph Elder.

Henry Winter, b. Feb. 1665.

Thomas Barnes, b. 23 Aug. 1665.

Chas. More.

Humphrey South.

John Wilkinson.

G^o. Pawley, b. 1665.

John Harrison, b. 12 July, 1669.

Alex. Klnight, b. 1666.

James Ellis, b. 7 Nov. 1667.

James Briggs.

Richd. Slamaker.

John Bean.

Gabriel Orpin, b. 9 Jan. 1665.

John Woodward, b. 5 May, 1666.

Richd. Sape (or Sapp).

Matt. Dunn, b. 17 Oct. 1667.

Chas. Pickford, b. 25 Nov. 1665.

Edwd. Cheltenham (or Sheltenhant), b. 11 Nov. 1666.

James Grimsdell, b. 23 Apl. 1668.

Jacob Chaloner,^ b. 12 Dec. 1667.

Wm. Webb.

Thomas Heame.

Ben. Heart,^ b. 25 Dec. 1664.

1 Jacob Chaloner^ probably a brother of Theodore Chaloner (cf, in/,) and related to
Jacob, the Genealogist.

2 Benjamin Heart. Perhaps of Magdalen Hall, Oxf. b.a. 17031 M.A. 1706.

2g2 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Nat. Wilson.

Wm. Grange.

Chris. Tilles, b. 1666.

Thos. Harris.

Joseph Goulding, b. 12 Aug. 1664.

Thos. Danton, b. 4 Apl. 1667.

Rich. Foot,i b. Feb. 1666.

John Walter, b. 3 Feb. 1664.

Edwd. Swift.

Henry Stockbridge, b. 5 Jan. 1667.

Wm. Coward, b. 17 Nov. 1666.

Immanuel Cerday, b. 16 Nov. 1666.

Christ. Roberts, b. 2 Nov. 1665.

John Peck, b. 18 Mar. 1665.

John Titcomb, b. 24 July, 1665.

Tho. Moody.

John Merriton.*

Leigh Cook, b. 15 Oct. 1664.

Joseph Ward.

Thos. Ha3rward, b. 7 May, 1667.

Rich. King, b. 20 May, 1665.

Philip Tatchell.

John Shorter.*

Wm. Batten,* b. 10 May, 1663.

Arnold King,* b. 24 Aug. 1662.

John Gillmore, b. 2 Oct. 1663.

Rob. Mackemess, b. 11 Nov. 1665.

Richd. Roach,® b. 18 July, 1662.

John Sadler, b. 9 Sep. 1664.

James Wright,^ b. 21 Oct. 1662.

John Shaw, b. 26 Feb. 1664.

Edwd. Williams, b. 23 July, 1665.

Sam. Taylor,® b. 29 July, 1665.

Will. Homeby, b. 23 Jan. 1662.

George Owen, b. 2^ Sep. 1662.

1 Richard FooUy cf, ante,

* yohn Merritotii son of John M. D.L. Rector of St. Michael's, Comhill.

5 yohn Shorter^ perhaps eldest son of Sir John S. (Lord Mayor, 1688), who was
aged 14 in 1674. (See Le Neve*s Knig?tts,)

* William Batten, cf, supra stih anno, 1635.

• Arnold King, probably father of Arnold K. B.c.L. Rector of St. Michael's,
Comhill, cf, infra.

• Richard Roach, son of Thomas R. of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 168 1,
B.A. 1685-6, M.A. 1688, B.D. 1695. -A. Millenarian and mystic, of whom Rawlinson
sa)rs " nescio qufi Fide obiit .... 26 Aug. 1730."

' James Wright, of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-law, He published an elegy
on the death of his old schoolmaster, Mr. Goad, in 1689. (Wilson.)

8 Samuel Taylor, son of Richard T. of Anstey, co. Warw. gent, admitted of St.
John's Coll. Oxf. i68i-2, but did not graduate.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 293

Henry Alye,^ b. 18 Mar. 1663.
Richd. Eyre,* b. 8 Apl. 1664.
Sam. Winne, b. 29 June, 1662.
Benj. Smith, b. 8 Mar. 1661.
Henry Sykes, b. 10 June, 1664.
Saml. Symonds, b. 25 Mar. 1663.
Andrew Hawes, b. 29 Oct. 1662.
Robt. Chevall, b. 2 Nov. 1663.
William Knightley, b. 25 Feb. 1663.
Philip Starkey, b. 21 Mar. 1662.
John Windsor, b. 24 Dec. 1663.
Natl. Marqwick,' b. Apl. 1664.
Theod. Webb, b. 25 Sep. 1662.
Chas. Griffith, b. 2 M^, 1661.
Sam. Harrison, b. 10 Oct. 1664.
Saml. Powell, b. 27 Nov. 1663.
Will. Checkley, b. 3 June, 1661.
Thomas Cudworth, b. 31 Jan. 1662
John Freeman, b. 22 Mar. 1666.

IX Sep. 1677.

Cheis. Buckner, b. 19 Feb. 1665.
Claudius Copeland, b. 13 Oct. 1666.
Antony Baskerville,* b. 28 Feb. 1668.
Chas. Ellis, b. 27 May, 1666.
William Goodday,* b. 9 Sep. 1667.
Sam. Holler.

Jeremiah Natt (or Knott).
Tobias Skinner, b. Sep. 1666.
Thomas Collet, b. 12 May, 1667.
John Couch.

Matt. Dunn, b. 17 Oct. 1667.
Joseph Downing, b. 7 Nov. 1667.

> Henry Alye^ eld. son of Richard, citizen and mercer of London, bv Lucy, dan. of
Henry Sweet, "aet fere 23 an. 1687 cad." (Vis, of London, 1687.) He died before
1703. (See Her, and Gen, vi. 228.)

^ Richard Eyre^ son of Richard, of Salisbory, gent, admitted of St. John's ColL
Oxf. 1682 ; afterwards of All Souls', b.a. 1685, M.A. 1689. He seems afterwards to
have been Rector of Burghdere, co. Hants, and Canon of Salisbuiy, &c.

' Nath, Markwickt son of James, of Croydon, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1682, B.A.
1686, M.A. 1690, B.D. 1695. Sector of East Brent, co. Som. and of St. Mary Magdalen,
Taunton. Prebendary of Wells. Author of a Treatise on the " Seventy Weeks of
Danid." Died 1721.

♦ Antony Baskerville, "an indigent scholar from Birch Lane." (See Wilson^s
Hist,) He was son of Anthony B. of the parish of Allhallows the Great. The father
may perhaps be identified with Anthony B. son of Humphrey B. of the Grange,
CO. Warwick, gent, who was apprenticed to Walter Bosvile, of Old Bailey, merchant
taylor, 30 June, 1633. (M, T, Bindiftgs,)

* William Goodday^ apparently of Northampton (d. 18 June, 1 715, aged 47),
married, in 1697, Mary, dau. of John Thynne, son of Thomas, Viscount Weymouth.
(See Berry s Essex Pedigrees,)

294 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Thomas Belgrave,^ b. 19 Jan. 1663.
Pemberton Hide, b. 30 June, 1668.
Henry Loades,^ b. 8 May, 1668.
John Langley, b. 5 Nov. 1666.
John Lort, b. i Jan. 1666.
Sam. Loveday,* b. 27 Apl. 1667.
John Macklin, b. 9 July, 1663.
William Price,* b. 15 April, 1664.
Thomas Dickerin, b. 9 July, 1666.
John Rogers, b. 23 Sep. 1666.
Edward Starkey, b. 10 Dec. 1665.
Richard Sherman, b. 9 Oct. 1665.
Thomas Smart, b. 1666.
John Townson,* b. 22 Dec. 1665.
Will. Whelpdale, b. 28 Sep. 1666.
Joshua Brooks,® b. 25 May, 1664.
William Cox, b. 2 March, 1667.
John Cross, b. i Jan. 1666.
Greorge Bon wick, b. i May, 1665.
John Torlett, b. 5 May, 1665.
Valentine Sims,^ b. 27 Mar. 1665.
John Harpur, b. 8 Oct. 1665.
Thomas Sanders, b. 2 Feb. 1665.
William James.
John Lynn, b. 17 Apl. 1664.
Thomas Linton, b. 2 May, 1663.
Henry Dutton, b. 11 Aug. 1666.
John Copeland, b. 13 Feb. 1664.
John Brittle.

James Beck, b. 25 May, 1666.
William Duke, b. 12 Dec. 1662.
Thomas Newman, b. 29 Aug. 1664.
John Spurlin,® b. 11 Dec. 1666.
Christopher Dix, b. 10 Oct. 1661.
William Fothergill, b. 21 July, 1663.

1 ITiomas Belgrcmty son and hdr of William B. of N. Kilworth, co. Ldc. admitted
of Gray's Inn, 1678-9. Died 1681.

^ Henry Loades, One of this name was Chamberlain of London at a rather earlier
date.

• Samuel Loveday^ cf, supra,

* William Price^ son of Rev. John P. of Water Stratford, co. Bucks, admitted of
St. John's, Oxf. 1683, aged 19, b.a. 1687; M.A. of All Souls', 1689.

B John Townson, Probably one of the family of that name settled in St. Laurence
Pountney parish, and perhaps brother of Robert Townson, Churchwarden in 1690.

« Joshua Brooks, One of this name was Master of M. T. Company, 1692-3-4.

7 Valentine Sims, bookseller and publisher in London.

6 John Spurlin^ perhaps a son of Henry Sperling, of Chigwell Hall, co. Essex*

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 295

Samuel Smith,^ b. 9 Feb. 1665.
James Williamson.
Richd. Holt, b. 12 July, 1663.
John Turner, b. 8 Mar. 1663.
William Starkey, b. 19 Nov. 1662.
John Nutt, b. 21 May, 1663.
Daniel Smeeton, b. 28 Aug. 1662.
Greorge Juxon,* b. Sep. 1661.
Walter Juxon,* b. 11 Sep. 1662.
Chas. Jaques, b. 13 Dec. 1662.
Timothy Turner, b. 16 Mar. 1661.

iz March, 1677-8.
William Burden.
William Gold.
Daniel Macadam.
Joseph Besouth.
Kemeys Powers.
John Harrison.
John Cooper.
Laurence Cooke.*

Jer. Knapp (or Knatt). [Seep. 293).
Walter Reave.
James Cooper.
Thos. Pendleton.*
John Stevens.
Saml. Bisco (or Brisco).
Ricd. Sedan.
Ricd. Oveat.
Ricd. Gamer.
Thos. Coos.
Edwd. Klitching.
Thos. Betts.
John Gregory.
Thos. Gregory.
Bainbridge Buckeridge.®

> Samuel Smith, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1683, B.A. 1687-8, M.A. 1691, b.d.
1696. Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, 1706. Rector of Crick, 1706. Died 1719 ; buried
in St. Stephen's, Coleman St. He was son of Rev. Sam. Smith, of London.

2 George Juxon, second son of Sir William Juxon, of Alboume, bart. and great
nephew of Archbishop Juxon ; died young.

' William Jtixon, third son of Sir William ; died s.P.

^ Laurence Cooke, This name re-appears at a later date, but there is no reason to
suppose that there was any connection between the two bo3r8. Possibly this Laurence
may have been son of Laurence C. (son of Jerram C. of Luckington, co. Wilts, yeoman)
apprenticed 1632 (M, T, Bindings), or of Laurence, son of John C. of Drayton, co.
Salop, tailor, apprenticed 1628. (Ibid.)

* Thomas Pendleton, One of these names was a Member of the Court of the M. T.
Company in 1687.

« Bainbridge Buckeridge, son of Nicholas B. by his wife Sarah, dau. of Will.
Bainbridge; died ii Jan. 1733. (Berrfs Berkshire Pedigrees,) He was sometime in
the H.E.I.C. Service.

296 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Rob. Hobbs.

Edwd. Redman, b. May, 1668.

Chas. Juxon.^

Moses Jermyn, b. Apl. 1667.

James Austen.

Peter Vandenanker.^

Edward Dyer.

Thos. Navison.

Samuel Hall.

Ric. Clarke.

Ric. Cook, b. Oct. 1662.

Will. Orfeur, b. Sep. 1665.

David Dagget, b. Mar. 1665.

Fulford, b. Mar. 1667.

Will. Clayton, b. July, j J^^5> j or Sep. 1661.

Thos. Adams, b. Aug. 1664.

Birkenhead (or Birkhead), b. 30 Nov. 1660.

Jas. Williamson, b. Jan. 1661.
Hump. Primatt,* b. Sep. 1663.
Charles Blake,* b. Oct. 1669.
Peter Short,^ b. Mar. 1664.

John Keene.
John Hawks.
Thos. Sandon.
Rich. Sherman.
Mich. Baskervill.*
John Chamberlain.
James Jordan.
Henry Jordan.
Josias Preston.
Roger Ashby.
Will. Baily.
Tim. Hardy.

II Sep. 1678.

1 Charles Juxon^ fourth son of Sir William Juxon, bart. ob. S.P.

* Peter Vandenanker^ no doubt son of Peter Vandenanker, sometime of St. Dionis
Backchurch, and described in the London Directoiy of 1677 of Lyme Street, merchant.

5 Humphrey Primattt buried at Hampton, co. Middx. 1728.

* Charles Blake, son of John Blake, of Reading, gent. 1683, b.a. 1687-8, M.A.
1694, D.D. 1696. Chaplain to Sir Wm. Dawes, bart. Bishop of Chester and Arch-
bishop of York. Canon of Chester, 17 10. Vicar of St. Sepulchre's, London, 1712.
Sub-Dean of York, 1715; Prebendary, 1716, and Archdeacon, 1720. Rector of
Wheldrake, co. Ebor, where he died, 22 Nov. 1730, and was buried. He was an elegant
scholar and good theologian.

* Peter Short, probably son of Peter Short, merchant taylor, who was son of Peter
S. of Doncaster. Perhaps Attorney of the Sheriffs* Court, London, 17 10.

« Michael Baskennllt son of Antony and Grace B. bapt. at Allhallows the Great,
I May, 1670. (Par. Reg,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 297

Sam. Wells.

Rob. Gumming.^

Edwd. Lyon.

Will. Pendleton.

Rob. Stamper, b. Nov. 1665.

Thos. Blamore, b. May, 1666.

David Burton, b. Aug. 1668.

Edmd. Buckeridge, b. 14 Nov. 1667.

Solomon Baynham, b. 4 Feb. 1666.

Nehemiah Arnold.

Jer. Bass, b. 3 July, 1666.

Will. Dingley.

Jasper Clayton,* b. July, 1665.

Francis Hardy, b. Oct. 1667.

John Ash, b. Dec. 1665.

Joseph Hill, b. Aug. 1662.

Sam. Garden, b. May, 1665.

Stephen Garden, b. Jan. 1667.

John Birkhead, b. April, 1666.

Thos. Gary, b. Sep. 1666.

Will. Astell, b. July, 1665.

Will. Beak, b. May, 1664.

Will. Proby," b. Aug. 1665.

John Gary, b. Apl. 1665.

Fran. Grregory, b. Oct. 1663.

Thomas Beacon, b. Oct. 1667.

John Meade, b. Dec. 1663.

Philip Stubbs,* b. Oct. 1665.

John Robinson, b. Apl. 1662.

Bart. Rouse, b. Aug. 1663.

Nich. Buckeridge, b. Nov. 1663.

Ghas. Beecher.

Thomas Meux,* b. Apl. 1663.

Henry Laster, b. Nov. 1666.

* Robert Cumming, " an indigent scholar." ( Wilson,)

■ yasper Clayton^ probably eldest son of George C. who was fourth son of Sir Jasper,
knt. and Aid. of London. One Jasper — either this man or his cousin of the same
name — ^was Colonel of the 4*** Foot ; Lieut.-Govemor of Gibraltar and a Ueut.-General.
He was killed at the Battle of Dettingen, I743» and buried at Wingfield, co. Berks.

8 William Proby, perhaps son of Peter P. Master of the M. T. Company in 168 1,
and descended from Sir Peter, Lord Mayor in 1622, or elder son of Charles Proby, and
Governor of Fort St. George, Madras, ancestor of the Earl of Carysfort.

* Philip Stubbs admitted of Wadham Coll. Oxf. 1682 (being son of Philip, of St.
Andrew's Undershaft, vintner), scholar, 1684, M.A. 1689 and Fellow, 1691. Rector of
St. Alphage, London, 1699, and of St. James's Garlick Hithe, 1708. Chaplain to
Greenwich Hospital, b.d. and Archdeacon of St. Albans, 1 722. An eloquent preacher
and active minister; died 1734.

> Thomas Afeux, Russia merchant, son of Henry M. of Stoughton Manor, and
ancestor of the Baronetical family.

298 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Will. Cuthbert, b. Feb. 1661.

II Mar. 1678-9.
John Buckley.
John Bromley.
Richd. Peirse.
Ricd. Holamore.
Wm. Hajrford.
John Jordan.
Thos. Jennings.
John Keep.
Tobias Saunders.
Isaac Taylor.
Geo. Clayton, b. Sep. 1668
Thomas Besouth.
John Brooks.
Thos. Blunt.
John Brains.
Richd. Buckeridge.
Arthur Buckeridge.
Peter Cosens.
Natl. Crouden.
Joseph Davies.
Moses Edwards.
William Fox.
Chas. Hutt.
Timothy Harding.
John Halford.
Rob. Palmer.
Geo. Soames.
Saml. Stone.
John Beauchamp.
Edwd. Stracy,^ b. Aug. 1669.
G^o. HubbUrd.
Rob. Barrow.
John Cosens.
Thos. Cockett.
Edwd. Pasmore.
Francis Pelsant,* b. Sep. 1668.
Arthur Pla3rford.
Bernard Ozler, b. Sep. 1664.
Rich. Phrip, b. Dec. 1667.
Wm. Lambart, b. Feb. 1663.
Hy. Butterfield, b. May, 1663.

^ Edward Stracey^ brother of Randolph {cf, ante) and father of Sir John Stracey,
Recorder of London (cf.post). Died 17 13.

> Francis Pelsant, One Samuel P. son of Thomas, of Bosworth, turner, was
apprenticed in 1632. (M» T, Bindings.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 299

Thos. Jaggard, b. Jan. 1667.
Thos. Fishendon/ b. July, 1664.
John Laramore, b. June, 1666.
George Vernon,* b. Feb. 1663.
Rich. Shaller, b. June, 1664.
Isaac Self, b. Nov. 1664.
William Hunt, b. June, 1663.
James Sampson, b. Nov. 1667.
John Pettit, b. 4 Mar. 1664.
Thos. Chadwell, b. July, 1664.
Rich. Edwards, b. June, 1663.
Thos. Edwards, b. Jan. 1665.
Stephen Newell, b. July, 1665. .
Joseph Kentish,* b. Nov. 1669.
Thomas Gaskins, b. July, 1665.
John Aynsworth, b. Mar. 1665.
James Smith.

John Foreman, b. Sep. 1663.
James Couse, b. July, 1664.

zz Septr. 1679.

Moses Allington, b. Aug. 1666.

Isaac Pyke.

Arthur Pepys,* b. Dec. 1669.

James Singer, b. Mar. 1668.

Jacob Cole.

John Male.

Benj. Corbett.

Thos. Cradock.

Joseph Dewbery, b. Aug. 1669.

Rich. Fowler.

Henry Briggome.

Newton Lee.

William Lee.

John Layfield.

John Mold.

Benj. Newton.

John Coningsby.*

Will. Wicks.

Ralph Norton, b. Sep. 1666.

^ Thomas FUhenden^ son of Thomas, of Brenchley, co. Kent.

* George Vernon^ son of George V. of Famham, co. Surrey, Esq. admitted of St.
John's CoU. Oxf. 1680. The father was knighted at Whitehall in 108 1, and the son is
said to have lived sometime at Pulham, co. Norf. (Le Neve's Knights, )

■ Joseph Kentish, a Nonconformist of some eminence and a friend of the younger
Calamy; died at Bristol, May, 1705.

* Arthur Pepys, probably son of Arthur P. grocer (cf, ante),

* John Coningshy, probably brother of Robert (cf, ante).

300 Merchant Taylori School Register.

John Warner.
White Cable.

Adam Cattersall, b. Oct. 1669.
Richd. Poynter,^ b. Oct. 1660.
William Brice, b. Nov. 1666.
Caleb Carrick, b. 9 July, 1666.
Charles Coningsby,^ b. Sep. 1668.
William Hancock, b. 13 Aug. 1669.
John Hickox, b. 7 May, 1666.
James Moore, b. Feb. 1668.
Rob. Newton, b. Apl. 1665.
Morris Price, b. 6 May, 1666.
William Richards, b. Dec. 1665.
Edward Smith, b. Sep. 1666.
John King, sen. b. 11 Sep. 1665.
John Benson, b. 27 Feb. 1664.
John Knipe,* b. 15 Mar. 1664.
Burch Hothersall, b. Mar. 1664.
Clement Heigham,* b. Feb. 1664.
Thomas Cantrell, b. Aug. 1665.
Beardmore Brereton, b. 2 Mar. 1667
Thomas Spurting,* b. Dec. 1666.
John Caramore, b. June, 1666.
Edwd. Nourse, b. May, 1665.
Chas. Beecher.

II Mar. 1679-80.
Rives Sewell.
Edwd. Hinton.*^
Chas. Ashbum.
Daniel Winne.
Will. Saunders.
John Gore.
Benj. Teloe.
Thomas Goodman.
Thomas Tavemer.
John Bosworth, b. Mar. 1670.
John Bowden.
Thomas Coleman.

1 Richard Poynter, One John Poynter, of Kelsall, co. Herts, Esq. sold property
in St. Laurence Pountney in 1699. ( Wilson's Hist, p. 211.)

2 Charles Coningshy^ probably brother of Robert {cf. ante),

3 John JCnipet son and heir of Randolph Knipe, merchant. ( Vis, of London^ 1664-5.)
< Clement Heigham^ probably second son of William H. of East Ham, co. Essex,

who was second son of Su- Clement H. knt. Died s.p.

* Thomas Spurting^ cf. ante, Henry Sperling was Churchwarden of St. Laurence
Pountney parish in 1738.

* Edward Hinton^ perhaps second son of Samuel H. citizen and draper; eleven
years old in 1682. (Vis, of Warwickshire^ 1682.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 301

Charles Kitchin.

Thomas Steers.

Edw. Sylvester.

Jacob Williams.

John Toft.

Joseph Teloe.

Matt. Snablin.

Josiah Cane.

Henry Bric^ham.

Jonathan Hampson, b. Jan. 1669.

Gerard Townsend, sen.

Robert Townsend.

Thomas Birdsey.

Stephen Cave.

Caesar Parkinson.

Martin Markland.

Natl. Dangerfield, b. Jan. 1670.

Brune Sewell.

Edward Neves.

John Goode, b. Aug. 1667.

Brigg Brigham.

Randolph Knipe/ b. Nov. 1666.

Samuel Totton.

John Totton.

Randolph Steers.

Edward Chetham.

Will. Potter, b. 17 Oct. 1668.

Ralph Noden,^ b. 7 Apl. 1667.

Thomas Cave, b. 7 JIov. 1668.

Orlando Payn, b. Jan. 1666.

Martin Pinder,* b. 17 Sep. 1670.

Timothy Kestell, b. June, 1666

John Gfoode, b. 16 June, 1667.

Thos. Wallis, b. Sep. 1666.

Kiblewhite Dring, b. 30 July, 1669.

John Coysh.

Richard Tilden, b. 4 Feb. 1666.

John Piggott, b. i Feb. 1669.

Will. Bristow, b. 31 May, 1668.

Benj. Eaton, b. 15 May, 1667.

Andrew Crisp,* b. Jan. 1669

^ Randolph Knipey Russia merchant, born in Sweden, knighted at Windsor Castle,
1708. Alderman and Sheriff (171 5) of London. Director of the Bank of England.
He became involved in the South Sea bubble and committed suicide.

• Ralph Noden, One of this name was Clerk Sitter to the Corporation of London.

' Martin Pinder^ cf. ante for another of the same names.

^ Andrew Crisp, adm. of Oriel Coll. Ozf. M.A. 1693.

302 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Jemmet Raymond.^

Thomas Blechenden, b. Aug. 1666.

Richard Blechinden,^ b. May, 1668 (or Jan. 1667).

John Lang, b. Sep. 1666/

Clement Davis, b. Feb. 1667.

James Sampson, b. Aug. 1668.

Edward Barnes, b. 22 Apl. 1666.

William Nutt, b. May, 1666.

Edward Groldlxam, b. Oct. 1667.

William Bates, b. May, 1668.

IX Sep. x68o.
Henry Bembridge.
Joseph Dewberry, b. Sep. 1669.
Thomas Goodman.
Joseph Hurly.
James Hawlans.
Thomas Harloe, b. Dec. 1672.
George Innes.

Thomas Lort, b. Mar. 167 1.
William Harloe, b. Mar. 1669.
Henry Macadam.
William Neve.
John Pusey, b. July, 1673.
Thomas Baylie, b. Jan. 1670.
Paul Ridley.*
Simon Weaver.

Richard BarecliflFe (or Brearcliffe), b. Dec. 1669
Edward Hungerford.
George Howard, b. June, 1670.
Isaac Kestill.

Moses Wiles,* b. Oct. 1670.
Gabriel Lane.

William Lock, b. Feb. 1668.
William March.
Charles Osbum.
Josiah Smith, b. June', 1670.
John Matthews, b. Dec. 1670.

^ Jemmet Raymond^ eldest son of Sir Jonathan R. knt. and alderman of London.
The bov, while still at school, was knighted at Skinner's Hall« i May, 1680, during the
Shrievalty of his father. He was sometime of St. Edmund Hall, Ouord.

" Richard BUchinden, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1685, B.c.L. 1691, D.C.L. 1695.
Principal of Gloucester Hall, 1712, and Provost of Worcester Coll. Oxford, 17 14.
Canon of Rochester, 17 10. Preb. of Gloucester, 171 1. Died 1736.

> Patd Ridley, son of Paul and Elizabeth R. bom in Cheapside, 13 Sept. and
baptised 26 Sept. 1669, at AUhallows the Great, London. (Par, Reg,)

* Moses Wiles, son of Adonijah W. of London, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1688,
B.A. 1692-3, M.A. 1696, D.D. 1 711. Vicar of Northmore, co. Oxon. Rector of Chalfont
St. Giles, and then of Tackley, where he died, 12 Oct, 1743.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 303

George Conyers,^ b. April, 1669.

John Ritherdon.

Robert Sewell.

John Speidell.

John Atkins.

Charles Keylinge.

Daniel Francis.

Thomas Parr, b. Feb. 1668.

Laurence Holker,^ b. Feb. 1665.

Joseph Richardson, b. 7 Nov. 1664.

Peter Thompson, b. Aug. 1666.

Edwd. Willson, b. Mar. 1666.

Noah Delaunay, b. Nov. 1666.

John Simpson, b. 25 Aug. 1667.

Robt. Walker, b. 30 Mar. 1666.

Henry Hutchinson, b. Feb. 1666.

William Dawes,' b. Aug. 1671 (Sep. in Prob. 1686).

George Turner, b. Aug. 1666.

Francis Tidcombe, b. July, 1665.

George Garrett, b. 11 April, 1669.

William Turbet, b. Jan. 1666.

William Hickes, b. Dec. 1667.

Thomas Elliott, b. May, 1666.

John Polhill, b. Dec. 1670.

Thomas Richardson, b. Nov. 1663.

John Isaacson,* b. Jan. 1667.

James Harman, b. June, 1664.

Robert Watkins, b. Feb. 1666.

Launcelot Whitehall,* b. Mar. 1665.

John Nelthorpe, b. Feb. 1662.

James Read, b. Sep. 1665.

John Baskerville.

Randolph Baskerville.®

zz Dec. z68o.
Moses Bodicoat, b. Apl. 1672.

1 George Conyers, son of Rev. Tobias C. of London, elected to St. John's, Oif.
1685, B.c.L. 1693, D.CL. 1 715. Died in London, 1726.

' Laurence Holker, The date of birth seems to be wrong, if this be Laurence, son
of Laurence and Susanna Holker, baptised at St. Peter's, Cornhill, in 1668.

' William Dawes^ son of Sir John Dawes, of Bocking, co. Essex, bart. admitted of
St. John's Coll. Oxf. i July, 1687, but migrated to Catharine Hall, Cambridge, 1689.
Created d.d. by Royal Mandate and elected Master of Catharine's in 1696. Vice-
Chancellor of Cambndge and Chaplain to King William III. Prebendary of Worcester
and Dean of Bocking, 1698. Bishop of Chester, 1708. Archbishop of York,
1 7 13-4. Died 1724.

^ yohn Isaacson, of Caius Coll. Camb. B.A. 1686.

' Lancelot Whitehall^ son of Robert, bapt. at Allhallows the Less, London, 21 Mar.
1665-6.

* Randolph Baskerville^ perhaps of Cath. Hall, Camb. incorporated b.a. of Brase-
nose, Oxf. 1686, m.a. 1687.

304 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Anthony Ferdinando.

Thomas Forshew, b. Mar. 1671.

Nat. Foster.

Wm. Foster.

Joseph Huxley.

John Sindall.

Chas. Trunkett.

James Welden.

John Murrow.

John Morrice.

John Metear.i

Ben. Newland.*

John Wood, b. Oct. 1666.

Richd. Atkinson, b. Mar. 1668.

James Parke.

Richard Pugh.

Wm. Rushley.

George Townsend.

Robt. Townsend, b. Aug. 1669.

Richard Warner.

Richard Wall.

Will. Wolstenholme.'

Barth. Whithome.

Peter Hagar.

Benj. How.

William Wicks.

Brian Nelson, b. July, 1668.

John Farrington, b. Jan. 1667.

Job Parr, b. Dec. 1667.

Edw. Guilboum, b. Mar. 1666.

John Webb.

Fleetwood Dorington.

John Weld.

Robert Barrow, b. Jan. 1666.

John Barrow.

John Allen,* b. Sep. 1664.

Henry Worster, b. Jan. 1667.

iz Mar. 1680-X.

Will. Ball.

1 John Metear (or Metayer)^ probably son of Rev. Henry M. Minister of the Patente
in the Soho, and of Thorpe le Soken, co. Norf.

^ Benjamin Newland, One of these names was knighted in 1679. (See Le Nerte^s
Knights.)

8 William Wblstenholme, probably youngest son of Sir Thomas W. bart. He was
Lieutenant of the Tyger prize Man-of-War and Captain of the first regiment of Guards.
Died unm.

* yohn Allen, son of John, of Coton, co. Northants ; admitted of St. John's, Oxf.
1679, B.A. 1682.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 305

John Hasten {^ry. Hatsell).

John Linch.

Griffith Temple.

Richard Temple.

John Coker.

John Knapp.

Thomas Ludwell.

Joseph Edmnndson, b. Aug. 1669.

John Cheek.

Scroop How/ b. Nov. 1666.

Roger Turner, b. May, 1668.

Richard Ducldt, b. May, 1666.

Thomas Eden, b. Mar. 1667.

Lot Atkinson, b. Dec. 1667.

Edward Rainer.

Thomas Chamberlaine, b. Oct. 1670.

William Hawksworth, b. Feb. 1669.

II Sep. 1681.
Arnold Adams.
John Coleman.
Robt. CoUett.
Randolph Tracy.
John Gore.
Charles Hack.
John Clarke, b. Sep. 1669.
John James.
Zach. Johnson.
John Lyon.
Richard Liver.
Peter Beckford.*
Thomas Knowles.
Edwd. Godby.
Rich. Ridley.
John Saunders.
John Seijant.
Wm. Saunders.
John Snipe.
Saml. Fox;
John Tereby.

Rich. Beheathland,* b. Nov. 1668.
Samuel Bushell, b. Dec. 1671.

^ Scroop How, The bearer of these names cannot be connected with Sir Scrope
Howe, who was bom, 1648, and was raised to the Peerage.

' Peter Beckford^ perhaps a younger son of Peter B. of Maidenhead, tailor, and
brother of Sir Thomas Beckford, who was knighted when Sheriff of London in 1677.

' Richard Bekeaihland, member of a Cornish family, settled in London. (See
Pedigree in Vis, of London, 1664.)

W

3o6 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Matt. Wilkinson, b. June, 1666.

Thomas Tavemer.

Daniel Tilden.

Enoch Walsh.

Jasper Garnet.

John Shalder.

John Tustan (or Tustell), b. Dec 1672.

Thomas Earl.

Edward Stephens, b. Oct. 1666.

Rich. Brewer, b. July, 1666.

Nicholas Zinzan,^ b. Aug. 1669.

Francis Lowth, b. Jan. 1668.

James Barker, b. Jan. 1665..

zx Dec. z68x.

Arthur Eveljm,^ b. Dec. 1669 (or Sept. 1671)

Thomas Hewlett, b. Feb. 1670.

Nath. Torriano,' b. Dec. 1670.

George Argent, b. Jan. 1670.

Henry Wentwortli.

Austin Ozel.

Richard Janeway.

Benj. Cooper, b. Aug. 1669.

John Haine, b. Aug. 1665.

Will. Julian, b. April, 1665.

Egerton Brett, b. Dec. 1666.

Mar. z68x-a.
Henry Alye.
Henry Lasher.
John Pratt.
Sampson Fauks.
John Drayton, b. Aug. 1668.
Charles Stinnet.
Horatio Horsnell, b. Apl. 1671.
Thomas Goodridge.
John Horsley, b. Apl. 1673.
Robert Winder.

Richard EUerker,* b. Feb. 1668.
Thomas EUerker.

1 Nicholas Zinzan (or Zinzano\ son of Peter Z. of Reading, elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1687, M.A. 1694. Rector of St. Martin's Outwich. He resigned his preferments
in 1 715, for conscientious scruples, and retired to Hampton, and died in 1738.

« Arthur Evelyn, It has not been found possible to identify this boy with any
member of the Wootton or Wiltshire families.

8 Nath. Torriano, son of George T. and his wife Susan (Proby). He was a London
merchant.

^ Richard EUerker, One Francis Elleiker was Warden of the M. T. Company in
1696.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 307

Nicholas Gilbert.

John Pridie,^ b. Dec. 1668.

Edward Fleetwood, b. Sep. 1668.

John Holker,^ b. Aug. 1667 (rectius 1668).

Francis Gee, b. Nov. 1668.

Bennet Delves, b. Dec. 1666.

Charles Brown, b. Feb. i668.

II Sep. i68a.

Jacob Chetham.

John Ferrer.

Richard Greene.

Martin Higg^ns, b. Oct. 1673.

William Higgins.

Nicolas Hanwell.

William Keene.

Caleb Leadbeater.

George Milner.

George Mills.

Edward Rooke.

Thomas Rooke.

John Robins, b. Dec. 1673.

Rich. Tavemer.

John Dingley.

Samuel Jennings.

John Penn, b. Mar. 1673.

Philip Waite.

Joseph Hilton.

William Watson, b. Oct. 1668.

Humphrey Heath.

Thomas Jeyne, b. Apl. 1672.

Samuel Marwood.

William Le Neve.

John Blyton.

Thomas Cawcutt (perhaps Caldecot).

Edward Le Neve,* b. Jan. 1669.

Charles Brailsford, b. Aug. 1671.

Jonathan Bruen, b. Mar. 1670.

Thomas Cooke, b. June, 1667.

Hugh Elliot, b. Aug. 1668.

1 John Pridie, son of Richard P. of Southwark, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxford,
1687, B.A. 1691-2, M.A. 1694, B.D. 1 701. Vicar of Northmore, Oxon; died at Horsely-
down, Southwark, 1708.

* John HolkeTy son of Laurence H. and Susanna, bapt. at St. Peter's, Comhill, 5
Sep. 1668. {Par. Reg.)

» Edward U Neve, brother of Peter (</. su^). Water Bailiff of the City of
London.

3o8 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Leonard Streete,^ b. Feb. 1671.
Ralph Pierson, b. Oct. 1670.
William Denning, b. Oct. 1668.
John Hicks, b. Feb. 1667.
Alexander Henderson, b. Dec. 1669.
Nath. Phillips, b. Aug. 1666.
John Bothamley,* b. Jan. 1668.
James Lardner,^ b. Sep. 1670.
John Lardner, b. Mar. 1668.
Benj. Hene, b. Sep. 1672.

IX Dec. x68a.
Edwd. Baskerfield.*
Henry Barrett. '
Nicholas Davis.
William Edwards.
Thomas Hiat.
Edmund Randall.
Henry Phight.

Dove Williamson, b. Mar. 1670.
Robert Citysend.
Peter Skinner, b. Mar. 1668.
John Wye, b. Oct. 1667.
Thomas Ruyter (or Rutter), b. Sep. 1670.
Thomas Buckeridge,* b. Feb. 1671.
John Styles, b. Feb. 1668.
George Baskerville, b. Dec. 1667.
George Berryman, b. Apl. 1667.
Timothy Corbin, b. Sep. 1678.

zz Mar. z68a-3.

James Conoway.
Francis Drinkwater.
Cromwell Desborow.®
John Edwards.
John Eaton.

^ Leonard Streete, son and heir of Richard S. of Blechingley, co. Suney, gent,
admitted student of Gray's Inn, 1692 ; called to the Bar, 1699. (He was probably
grandson of Leonard S. of St. Andrew's, Holbom, innholder, bom at Loddng, co.
Berks. Will dated 1676, and proved 1678, at c.P.C.)

3 yokn Bothamleyt perhaps son of John B. of Newcastle on Tyne, admitted Student
of Gray's Inn, 1686.

> yames Lardner^ admitted of Christ's Coll. Camb. b.a. 1691, M.A. 1695. He was
probably son of Thomas L. apothecary, bapt. at St. Peter's Comhill, 18 Sep. 1670.
(Par, Reg,)

* Edward Baskerfield (or Baskerville)^ perhaps son of Anthony B. and Grace^ his
wife, bapt. at Allhallows the Great, 3 Aug. 1671. [Par, Reg.)

^ Thomas Bttckeridge^ son of Thomas B. of Baseldon, co. Berks.

• Cromwell Deshorow^ son of Benjamin, who was seventh son of Colonel John
Desborow, and his. wife Tane, sister of Oliver Cromwell. He died 4 March, 171 7-8,
and was buried in the Abbey Church, Bath.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 309

John Freebome.

John Holland.

Oliver Horsley, b. June, 1671.

Thomas Middleton.

Thomas Nevell.

John Nevell.^

Emmanuel Randolph.

John Stubbs.

Joseph Southen.

Thomas Tracelove.

Benjamin Walsh.

Martin Beaman.

Isaac Grrundell.

Alexander Edwards.

Thomas Hene.

William Mores.

Rich. Peirce, b. Sep. 1671.

Richard Ljrfort.

Henry Owen.

Robert Pocock.

Nathanael Philpot.

John Ra)mer.

Richard Trotter.

Robert Ungle.

John Walsh.

Thomas Walter.

Greorge Pratt, b. Mar. 1669.

Ellis Jones.

James Pluyme.

Jonathan Boult,^ b. Dec. 1668.

Michael Clypsham, b. Apl. 1670.

Francis Egleton, b. Dec. 1671.

Samuel Linch, b. Aug. 1671.

Richard Cantrell,* b. Oct. 1670.

Joseph Worth, b. Nov. 1669.

Christopher Gunman, b. Aug. 1668.

Jeremiah Whitaker, b. Feb. 1671.

William Fausett, b. Feb. 1670.

Michael Eyerard, b. May, 1670.

Greorge Tilden, b. Oct. 1667.

» John Nevell, probably John, son of Francis Nevill, of Chevet, co. Ebor, Esq. who
was admitted of St. John's Coll. Oxf. lo Oct. 1693, aged 17. (Mat, Reg,)

s Jonathan Boult (or Bolt) fourth son of Richard, of St. Botolph's Aldgate, gent,
admitted student of Gray's Inn, 1689-90.

5 Richard Cantrell, son of Thomas, of London, gent, elected to St. John's Coll.
Oxford, 1688, B.A. 1693. Prebendary and Vicar of Lincoln Cathedral, 1694. Died
1712.

3IO Merchant Taylor i School Register.

xz Sep. X683.
Greorge Barker.
Thomas Cartwright.
James Cooper.
William Causton.
John Huxley.
Philemon Holt.
Francis Jeane (or Je)me).
Thomas Manning.
Thomas Moore.
Thomas Osborne.
Henry Raven.
William Speidell.^
James Armitage, b. July, 1668.
Edward Armitage, b. Oct. 1672.
Roger Bridson.
James Crundall.
Thomas Crawley.
Edmond Conyers, b. Sep. 1671.
John Cornell, b. Dec. 1670.
Robert Cannings.
James Dalton.
John Escourt.
John Genew.*
Daniel Garret.
Benj. Hodges.*
John Larton.

Henry Lodge, b. June, 1673.
Nicholas Love.
Robert Windart.
Joseph Lemm,* b. Oct. 1671.
Walter More.
William Sprouston.
John Hazell.
John Murray-
Jeremy Mitchell.
Henry Sykes.
Peter Sykes, b. Nov. 1672.
Timothy Adams, b. Mar. 1669.
John Bosworth, b. Mar. 1670.

1 WiUiam SpeidelL One of this name, described as of the City of London, gent,
was admitted student of Gray's Inn, 1 720-1.

* John Genew, perhaps son of Colonel John Genew (by his wife Rachel, dau. of Sir
Thomas Campbell, bart.) who was living at this date in the parish of Allhallows, Thames
St. and was bmied there in 1698. (Par, Reg,)

8 Benjamin Hodges^ perhaps scarlet dyer and Deputy to Alderman Sir John
Barnard ; died Dec. 1740.

* Joseph Lemm, of Foot's Cray, co. Kent, son of Joseph L. citizen and tyler of
London, and a resident in St. Laurence Pountney par.

Merchant Taylori School Renter. 311

Nath. Wolfryes, b. Mar. 1672.
Robert Philipson, b. Apl. 1670.
Robert Lasinby, b. Jan. 1671.
Poply Wentworth, b. Apl. 1669.
Thomas Hicks, b. June, 1669.
William Grrant, b. Dec. 1670.
John Marshy b. June, 1671.
Francis Houghton, b. Aug. i67o,
Andrew Trist, b. Nov. 1667.
Edward Bunce, b. Dec. 1667.
James Bisse,* b. Aug. 1669.
Charles Woodroofe,^ b. Sep, 1671.

iz Dec. 1683.
Joseph Bayley.
Francis Crossin.
Francis Freebome.
Henry Collier.
John Collier.
John Every.
Henry Every.

John Fletcher, b. July, 1676.
William Leak.
William Napton.
William Tiller.
Robert Lacon.
Thomas Le Neve.
Paul Philpot.

Gardine Corbine, b. Oct. 1672.
Marmaduke AUington,' b. Sep. 1671.
William WooUey, b. Mar. 1672.
Matt. Milner, b. Oct. 1668.
Jeremiah Groode, b. June, 1671.
Henry Thomhill, b. Feb. 1668.
Thomas Thomhill, b. Mar. 1669.
Robert Phillipson, b. Apl. 1670.
Richard Hicks, b. June, 1669.
Francis Farington, b. July, 1672.
William Thomas, b. Jan. 1672.
Christopher Nyass, b. Dec. 1671.
Benjamin Bragg, b. Aug. 1670.

^ James Bisse, son of Edward, of Westham, co. Essex, gent, admitted of Wadham

CoU. Ozf. 1687, B.A. 1693, M.A. 1697, H.D. I7OI.

' Charles fVoodroo/e, son of Edmund, of Mitcham, co. Surrey, gent, elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1688, B.C.L. 1696, D.c.L. 1704. Prebendary of Winchester. He
bequeathed the Manor of Winterslow to his College to provide a Fund for increasing
the number or value of the livings in its gift. Died 1726.

3 Marmaduke Allingtan, second son of Henry, of Swinhope, co. Lincoln. Bencher
of Lincoln's Inn. m.p. for Agmondesham from 1728 to 1734. Died 1749.

312 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Daniel Mayo/ b. Jan. 1672.
William Tarleton, b. Jan. 1669.

iz Mar. Z683-4.
John Bridge.
Richard Whitby.
Rich. Smart.
William Clare.

William Bridge,^ b. Feb. 1674.
Samuel Walbing.
John Humphreys.
James Pearson.
Roger Trotter.
William Bellamy.
Jeremiah Dodson, b. July, 1673.
James Piggot, b. Aug. 1672.
William Rooks, b. Jan. 1672-3.
Benjamin Cudworth,' b. Jan. 1671.
Edward Jones, b. July, 1669.

IZ Sep. Z684.

Ephraim Andrews.

Philip Briggs.

Peter Tarbuck.

John Eden.

Mat. Fletcher.

Andrew Forshew.

Thomas Handcock.

John Hoy.

William Tomson.

Jos. Tomson.

Pettley Wyeboume.

Henry Ballard.

Abraham Bazin, b. Mar. 1679.

Henry Jolly.

Josias Harrison, b. Sep. 1671.

Thomas Thomberry.

Samuel Trowell.

1 Daniel Mayo, son of Rev. Richard M. (ejected from Kingston-on-Thames for
Nonconformity). He was a Nonconformist Minister at Kingston, Hackney and Silver
St. London.

• William Bridge, son of Daniel, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1691.
M.A. 1699, B.M. 1702, B.D. 1706, D.D. 1711. He seems to have led an unsettled life,
taking up at one time Medicine, and (says Dr. RawUnson) graduating in Divinity,
although not in Holy Orders. He was presented to the Vicarage of Fyfield and the
Rectory of Great Houghton, and afterwards to that of Cheam, but resigned his prefer-
ments before the year's end and died Fellow in 1737.

3 Benjamin Cudworth, of Christ's Coll. Cambridge, created M.A. on the visit of
King William to Cambridge, 7 Oct. 1689. He has Latin verses in the University
Collection of that date.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 313

WiUiam Tillard.i

Joseph Willcocks,* b. Jan. 1679.

Abraham Hazel.

James Price, b. Dec. 1670.

Thomas Whitby, b. Jan. 1675-6.

Singdon Wolfreys.

Edward Waldron.

John Whatman.

Euclid Speidel.

Peter Francis, b. Apl. 1670.

James Dolton.

John Pransue.

Moses Klnott.

Peter Knott.

Thos. Parsell,' b. Aug. 1674.

Andrew Parry, b. Apl. 1671.

John Cheval, b. Apl. 1669.

James Klnight,* b. Mar. 1672.

Francis Speidell, b. Aug. 1670.

Benj. Davis, b. Sep. 1670.

Henry Fisher, b. May, 1670.

Edmond Archer,* b. Aug. 1673.

John Staples, b. Apl. 1670.

Thomas Grammer, b. Feb. 1667.

Ric. Raper, b. Jcin. 1671.

Will. Boundy, b. July, 1679.

Tho. Yates, b. July, 1670.

Rich. Lane, b. Mar. 1673.

Benjamin Towers.
Francis Gray.
Peter Congray.
Robert Rowse.

iz Mar. 1684-5.

1 William TiUard, second son of Abraham T. of London, by his wife Mary, dau. of
Joas Bateman.

> Joseph WillcockSf son of Joseph, of Bristol, m.d. He matriculated at Oxford
from St. John's Coll. 25 Feb. 169 1-2, but migrated to Magdalen College, whence he
graduated b.a. 1695, m.a. 1698, d.d. 1709. He was sometime Chaplain to the English
Factory at Lisbon, and was installed Prebendary of Westminster, 1 720-1. Bishop of
Gloucester, 1721 ; Dean of Westminster, 1731 ; translated to Rochester in the same
year. He Aed 8 Feb. 1756, and was buried in Westm. Abbe)'. (See Chester's
Register.)

3 Thomas Parsell^ son of Thomas, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1693, ^'^^
1701, B.D. 1706. Successively first Under-Master (1701) and Head Master (1707) of
Merchant Taylors' School. Died July, 1720; buried at St. Mary Abchurch.

* James Knight^ son of Richard, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxford,
1690, B.A. 1694-5, M.A. 1698, D.D. 1 719. Vicar of St. Sepulchre's, London; died 1735.

* Edmond Archer, son of Robert, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1691,
M.A. 1699, D.D. 171 1. Rector of North Petherton, co. Som. Prebendary of WeUs.
Archdeacon of Taunton, 1712, and of Wells, 1726. Died 1739.

314 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Charles Johnson.
John Lea.
Francis Surges.
Thomas Loe.
Christopher Rea.
John Tilly.
John Mugg.
John Be^.
William Head.
Augustus Grrant.
Moses Weare.
Charles Senskall.
James Stocknell.
Thomas Roe.
Matthew Hiam.
Edwd. Marshall.
James Chaplain.
Richard Stuart.
, John Cockram.
John Coleston (or Colston!.
Harry Tage {qu. Heritage) Lentell.
John Lentell.

Joseph Chilcott, b. Aug. 1670.
John Grreenway, b. Nov. 1670.
James Evans, b. Oct. 1671 (Samuel in Prob. 1686).
Abell Evans,* b. Feb. 1679.
Richard Webb, b. May, 1678.
Edmimd Calamy,* b. April, 1670 (adm. Nov. 1687).

II Sep« 1685.
John Godwin.
Jacob Wakeford.
John Page.

Edmund Lewen, b. Dec. 1677.
Robert Lewen.
David Povy (or Borvey).
Mitchell Waterer.
John Uppington, b. July, 1676.
Edward Langham, b. May, 1673.
Joseph Taylour, b. May, 1675.

I Ahel £vans, son of Abel, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1692, B.A.
1696, M.A. 1699, B.D. 1705, D.D. 1 71 1. Rector of Cheam, where he died in 1737. He
was a man of much wit and vivacity, and is coupled in Pope's Dunciad with Young and
Swift:—

*' Songs, sonnets, epiffrains the winds nplift
And whisk 'em back to Evans, Young and Swift.'*

> Edmund Calamy, D.D. of Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Glasgow ; the well-known
Nonconformist. He was the Author of ** An Abridgement of Baxter's Life and
Times " and the <* Nonconformist's Memorial." In his Life he says, **I was bom Apxil
5, 1671, being the first-bom child of my father and mother." He died in 1 73a.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 315

Gilbert Hele (or Howell)*

Humphrey Bayley.

William Heyden.

Matthew Heyden.

Laurence Froste.'

Joseph Eustis.

Richard Perkins.

William Prosser.

Henry Steele.

Robert Askew, b. Apl. 1672.

Abraham Sylke.

John Capon.

Robert Studdell.

Daniel Carryll.

Daniel Outridge, b. May, 1673.

Chris. Gately, b. Oct. 1673.

Robt. Baylis, b. Nov. 1673.

Thomas Ballard, b. Oct. 1673.

John Edwards, b. Dec. 1674.

Thomas Smith,^ b. Nov. 1672.

George Knevett, b. Apl. 1671.

Joshua Thursfield, b. Aug. 1671.

William Merrydale, b. Mar. 1670.

Hugh Boulter,^ b. Jan. 1671.

John Gardner,* b. May, 1671.

zx Mar. 1685-6.
George Moss.
Charles Staverton.
John Hutchin.
Walter Steavans.
Sam. Ufkin.
John Markland.
Thomas Fowler.
Benj. Tilden.
Henry Long.
Henry Hatt.
Henry Daniel.
Benj. Barnwell.
Ralph HartclifF.

* Thomas Smith, son of Thomas, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1601 M A
1699. Proctor, 1704, B.D. 1705. Rector of Bagborough, co. Som. Died 1729!

» Hugh Boulter, son of John R of St. Katherine Cree, London, born 4 Tan.
1671-2, matnculated at Oxford from Christ Church, 1686-7, b.a. 1690, M.A. 169J d d
1708. He became Rector of St. Olave Southwark, 1708; Archdeacon of Surrey!
1715-6; Dean of Chnst Church, 1719; was consecrated Bishop of Bristol, 1710-
enthroned Archbishop of Armagh, 1724, and (to use the words of his monument)
"translated thence to Heaven,'* 27 Sep. 1742. Buried in Westminster Abbey. (See
Chester's Registers.) ^ ^

■ » John Gardiner, son of Thomas, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1689. b.a.
1693. Died 1694. J » y> -TM

3 1 6 Merchant Taylori School Register.

John Bennit.

Peter Vernon.

Henry Walton, b. May, 1674.

William Vernon, b. May, 1675-6.

Dan. Wiseman.*

Edwd. Clavell, b. Jan. 1675-6.

Walter Clavell, b. Apl. 1677.

Jer. Clarke.

Rob. Worthington.

John Clement.

Francis Haddelesley.

James Ryman, b. Apl. 1675.

John Snow, b. Feb. 1674.

William Careless.

Greorge Aldrich,* b. May, 1672.

John Jennings, b. Feb. 1671.

Edwd. Kingsborough, b. Mar. 1669

Charles Garret.

John Peacock, b. Feb. 1673.

Henry Redmaine, b. Oct. 1684.

zx Sep. x686

Dciniel Neale,' b. 14 Dec. 1678.

Wm. Norris (or Norwich).

Ralph Hartley.

Samuel Dale.

Thomas Little.

Charles Lecock.

John Hunt.

Thomas Hunt.

William Rouse.

George Unwin.

John Rymer, b. Feb. 1676-7.

Willoby Smith.

Samuel Painter.

Richard Westly.

Percival Lamb.

Edward Sussex.

Ralph Harwood.*

^ Daniel Wiseman^ buried I739» at Woolwich, to the Church of which he was a
Benefactor. (Lysons,)

' George Aldrich^ son of George, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1689, B.A,
1693-4, ^*^' ^^7- Vicar of KirtUngton, co. Oxon.

* Daniel Neale^ M.A. of an American University. The well-known author of " The
History of the Puritans " and " History of New England." He was for 36 years an
assiduous Nonconformist preacher in London, and died at Bath, 1743.

* Ralph Harwoodf afterwards of Tottenham, died 19 Sep. 1749, aged 62. (Man,
Ins.)

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 317

John Bartlett, b. 18 Aug. 1676.

Jerman Clarke.

John Dawes.

Thomas Oliver.

Denham Pritterick.

Thomas Fowkes,^ b. Nov. 1675.

Tho. Ack§on, b. Oct. 1673.

Edmund Pickering,* b. Aug. 1672.

John Stilman, b. Oct. 1672.

Matt. Perkins, b. Mar. 1669.

John Clarvalt, b. May, 1673.

John Cope, b. July, 1672.

Anthony Cope, b. Aug. 1677.

John West, b. June, 1672.

Phillip Taylor, b. Dec. 1672.

John Howell, b. Nov. 1676.

Thomas Klnight, b. Apl. 1672.

Charles Daubuz^ (or Debuz), b. July, 1673.

Jos. Sutton.

Thomas Pusey.

John Pusey, b. July, 1673.

John Willkins.

Ralph Groves,* b. Dec. 1673.

Henry Gosling,* b. Oct. 1672.

Thomas Guilmore,® b. Dec. 1671.

Martin Pindar, b. Sep. 1669.

Alan Banks, b. Sep. 1674.

Thomas Woodford, b. Mar. 1670.

Thomas Cockerill, b. July, 1674.

Henry Smith, b. Feb. 1670.

10 Dec. x686.
Stint Buggins.
Thomas Stamp.
Thomas Cook.

* Thomas Fowkes, son of Thomas, of London, admitted of St. John's, Oxf. 1693.

' Edmund Pickerings bom 15 Aug. 167 1, only son of Edmund, of London, Arms
Painter, by his wife Ahce, dau. of Silvanus Morgan, the genealogist. He became an
Arms Painter, and married Elizabeth, dau. of Rich. Pease, of Enfield, co. Middx. (See
Fw". of Yorkshire^ ed, by Jos, Foster ^ p. 630.)

' Charles Daubuz, bom at Guienne, being son of a French Protestant, who, at the
Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, attempted to reach England, but died at
Calais. He was of Queen*s Coll. Camb. 1689 to 1696, when he was made Master of
Sheffield Grammar School, and, in 1699, Vicar of Brotherton, co. Ebor. He died 14
June, 1 71 7, leaving a " Commentary on the Book of the Revelation," which his widow
published in 1720. (Nicholas Lit, Hist, v.)

* Ralph Grorues^ probably of Ch. Ch. Oxford, b.a. 1697, M.A. 1700.

» Henry Gosling (or Gostling), son of Henry, of London, adm. of St. John's Coll.
Oxf. 1690, B.A. 1695.

« Thomas GuUmore, perhaps of Magd. Coll. Oxf. b.a. 1693, m.a. 1696, d.d. 1708.

3 1 8 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Samuel Crich.

Wm. Boddingfton.

Anthy. Diston.

Roger Carlile.

Rob. Swynfen.

Rob. Finnice.

Wm. Roberts.

Nath. Fowler.

Rob. Yates, b. Dec. 1678.

Quince Rose.

John Cook.^

Littleton Burton,* b. Jan. 1676.

Charles Watts, b. Mar. 1675.

Wm. Mountford, b. May, 1674.

Joshua Higginson.

Thomas Carter, b. July, 1674.

Thomas Nichols, b. Dec. 1676.

Bri. East, b. May, 1673.

Robt. Davey, b. May, 1673.

Rob. Starkey, b. July, 1672.

Peter Jennings' (or Jennens), b. Mar. 1672.

14 Mar. z686-7«
Abraham Dudley.
James Gunman.
Henry Hosey (or Hussey).
William Marley.
John Boddington.
James Nelthorpe.
Thomas Turvil.
Walter Parsons.
Francis Forcer,* b. Jan. 1677-8.
Rob. Rich, b. Mar. 1672.
William Gregory,* b. Dec. 1674.
John Lingard, b. May, 1674.
John Bonwicke,® b. Apl. 1671.

1 John Cook, Perhaps admitted of St. John's Coll. Oxf. i693» and described as
BOQ of a knight (viz. Sir Thomas, goldsmith).

« Littleton Burton, of St. Edmund Hall, Oxf. b.a. 1696, m.a. 1699.

■ Peter Jennem, son of Richard, of Long Witenham, co. Bucks, Esq. elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1690, B.c.L. 1698, D.c.L. 1704. Died at Oxford 1730, and buried at Long
Witenham.

* Francis Forcer, eld. son of Francis, of St. Andrew's Holborn, gent, admitted of
Lincoln Coll. Oxf. 1696, student of Gray's Inn in the same year, called to the Bar 1 703.

6 William Gregory, son of Henry, of London, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1693,
M.A. 1 701, B.D. 1706. Vicar of Coleshill, co. Berks.

< John Bonwicke, probably brother of Ambrose, junr. and an Attorney. (See Prof,
Mayor's Life of Amb, Bonwicke.)

Merchant Taylori School Renter. 319

Wm. Porter,^ b. Apl. 1671.
Rob. Brian, b. May, 1671.
John Rogerson,* b. Dec. 1676.

14 Sep. Z687.
Thomas Townson.
Richard Halford,* b. 15 Jan. 1678-9.
Charles Scarfe.
Thomas JefF.
Greo. Terrant.
Joseph Ashbom.
Isaac Ashbom.
Thomas Dod.
Edward Hickman.
Henry Penrice,* b. Nov. 1677.
John Tallis.
John Wreay.
Joseph Wells.
John Kinnersly.
Miles Creech.
Whitney Rawlings.
Ferdinando Farington, b. Jan. 1676-7.
Rich. Gawdren, b. Nov. 1677.
William Maycocke.
Thomas Loringe.
Richard Cox.

Thomas Rogers, b. July, 1674.
Chas. Dobbins.
Edward Forbes, b. Dec. 1673.
Will. Hooper, b. June, 1674.
Will. Pajme, b. Apl. 1677.
Bart. Wormwell, b. Mar. 1675.
Tho. Grey, b. Sep. 1672.
Charles Quintin, b. Mar. 1675.
John Sandford.
James Cooper.
John Rowles, b. June, 1673.
Squire Payne, b. Mar. 1676.
Chas. Cooper, b. Oct. 1675.
Theodore Chaloner,* b. May, 1675.
Humphrey Clarke, b. Apl. 1674.

1 William Porter, son of William, of London, admitted of St. John's, CoU. Ozf.
16S8, aged 16. (Mat. Reg,)

* yohn Rogerson, of Trin. Coll. Oxf. B.A. 1698.

* Richard Halford, of Queen's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1700, M.A. 1704.

. * Henry Penrice, of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Fellow, LL.D. Chancellor of
Gloucester. Judge of the Court of Admiralty. Knighted. He died 1752.

* Theodore Chaloner, son of Ralph, vintner, of St. Laurence Pountney parish, of
Magd. Hall, Oxf. B.A. 1695, ^•'^* i^*

320 Merchant Taylori School Renter.

Francis Coleman, b. Mar. 1674.

Z2 Mar. 1687-8.

Thomas Drayton.

Robt. Stephens.

Joseph Walker.

Thomas Jones.

Jonathan Evans.

Nathaniel Smith.

Richard Hoyle.

Thomas Blackerby.

Thomas Anderson.

George Lane.

Edward Sibly.

Richard Meggott.*

John Lewin,* b. Dec. 1678.

Greorge Hatton.

Matt. Scrimshere.

Jerome Royston, b. 5 Aug. 1677.

Will. Pridie, b. July, 1672.

Jos. French, b. Dec. 1671.

Francis Greenfield, b. May, 1675.

Martin Calthrop, b. May, 1673.

Henry Butler, b. July, 1675.

Chris. Chowne,' b. Aug. 1675.

Thos. Banks, b. Aug. 1678.

Spier Parrot, b. July, 1677.

Edward Duke, b. Aug. 1673.

John Sharp, b. June, 1673.

John Sams, b. Nov. 1674.

Henry Goldham, b. June, 1673.

Val. Haywood,* b. Feb. 1675-6.

Sam. Dunster,^ b. Sep. 1675.

Nic. Cantrell, b. July, 1675.

Ed. Clark, b. Sep. 1672.

1 Richard Meggott. (See ^pedi^tt'm Le Neve's Knights,)

> John Lewin, son of John, of Ratcliff, co. Middx. gent, admitted of St. John's,
Oxf. 1693-4, ^u^ ^^ ^^^ graduate.

' Christopher Chowne, son of Richard, of Cosgrave, co. Northants {Mat. Reg,)
elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1694, ^.A. 1703. Vicar of Chard, co. Som.

* Valentine Haywood^ son of Valentine, of London (Mat. Reg.) elected to St. John's,
Oxford, 1693, M.A. 1 701. Rector of Baconsthorpe and Bodham, co. Norfolk. ■

* Samuel Dunster, "Was he of Trin. Coll. Cambridge, from Westminster School,
to which he was admitted in 1690 ? If so he became afterwards d.d. Prebendary of
Sanim, and knoivn as a translator of Horace. There can be no doubt that our Samuel
Dunster was, in 1 708, M.A. and Chaplain to Lord Maynard, and that he preached in
that year at the Merchant Taylors* School Feast. (See Wilson^ s Laurence Pountney^
p. 273-)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 321

12 Sep. x688.

John Bateman,^ b. 25 Aug. 1675.

Gregory Lane ( ? George, see ante).

Lewis Jones.

John Garnet.

John Everart.

Richard Underwood.

Samuel Welch.

Will. Woodward.

George Smith,^ b. 25 Mar. 1679.

Humphry Willet, b. Oct. 1673.

William Willet, b. June, 1677.

Edward Willet, b. 28 June, 1677.

John Graves.

Thos. Jennens. ^

Thos. Hat.

Francis Bishop.

John Stoaker.

John Limpany, b. 31 Mar. 1678.

Will. Hobbs.

Will. Hagger, b. 8 June, 1679.

John Newsom.

Jacob Pope.

Nath. Winpen.

Abraham Isaac.

Jonathan March.

Will. Vandenanker, b. 26 Nov. 1675.

Richard Squirrell, b. 25 Feb. 1676-7.

John Tatham.

Nath. Elwick, b. 15 Mar. 1676.

Henry King.

Timothy Smith.

John Tregagle, b. Dec. 1673.

Arthur Radford, b. Apl. 1674.

Thos. Johnson, b. Jan. 1673-4.

John Johnson, b. Mar. 1674-5.

Henry Kite, b. Aug. 1673.

Charles Bushell, b. Nov. 1674.

John Salmon, b. Nov. 1675.

John Ingoldsby, b. Aug. 1675.

^ John Batemariy probably eldest son of John B. citizen and merchant taylor (son
of Edmund B. Auditor of the Exchequer, &c.) who was 8 years old in 1687. (See Vis.
of London^ 1687.) The father was Warden of the M. T. Company in 1694.

* George Smithy son of Rev. Samuel, of London, elected to St. John's Coll. Oxf.
1696, M.A. 1704. Rector of Barfreston, co. Kent. Master of Sandwich School, and
afterwards of the King's School, Canterbury.

322 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Thos. Haywood,^ b. Apl. 1678.
Owen Tudor, b. Dec. 1674.
Will. Kemp, b. July, 1676.

iz Mar. z688-g.
Thomas Herring.
Jeremiah Griffin.
Peter Hartop.
Tho. Coxen.
James Pledger.
Henry Herbert.
John Starkey.
Lockyer Watts.
Samuel Adams.
Disney Stan3rfourth.*
Edward Lowe.
Henry Antrobus.
Sothem Nash, b. Mar. 1676.
Thos. Heath, b. Mar. 1676-7.
Will. Mowbray, b. Dec. 1675.
Matthew Smith,^ b. Oct. 1688.
Isaac Selby, b. Feb. 1675-6.
John Winford, b. Aug. 1676.
Geo. Pledger, b. May, 1676.
John Burrow, b. Sep. 1675.
Bennet Allen, b. Aug. 1677.
James Browne, b. June, 1676.
John Langton, b. May, 1675.
Henry Kem, b. Mar. 1675-6.
William Wright, b. Mar. 1674-5.
G^rge Carey (or Carew), b. Aug. 1676.
George Markland,* b. 18 Nov. 1678.
John Gillman,* b. Apl. 1675.
Richard Heywood, b. June, 1674.
Andrew Low, b. Aug. 1672.

^ Thomas Haywood^ son of Valentine, of London (Mat, Reg.) elected to St. John's,
Oxford, 1694, M.A. 1702, D.D. 1 7 14. Vicar of Charlbury, co. Ozon, where he died 17
Sept. 1746. He edited *< St. Macarius's Homilies."

' Disney Stanyfourth, living in 1 721, and married to Mary, dan. of Nicolas Skinner,
of London, merchant. ( Will of Mary Skinner,)

> Matthew Smithy son of Matthew, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxford,
1696, M.A. 1704, D.D. 1 7 18. Successively second (1703) and first (1707) Under-Master
of Merchant Taylors ; appointed Head-Master, 1720. Died 1731.

* George Marhland^ son of Abraham, Preb. of Winchester, D.D. elected to St.
John's, Oxford, 1696, b.a. (?) Wrote a Poem on the High Wind, 1705, and Pteriplegia,
or the Art of Shooting Flying, 171 7. ( Wilson,)

» John Gillman^ son of Thomas, of Romford, co. Essex, elected to St. John's,
Oxford, i6q3, M.A. 1 701, D.D. 1711. Second Under-Master of Merchant Taylors, 1707.
Rector of Crick, co. Northants, 17 19. Died 1741.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 323

William Richardson, b. 24 May, 1679,
Thomas Rymer,^ b. 27 June, 1679.

iz Sep. Z689.
Thomas Curtis.
Samuel Curtis.
Daniel Curtis.
John Fisher.
Thomas Goodwin.
Thomas Sandford.
John Alliston.*
Daniel Walsh.
Thomas Poultney.
Greo. Waterer, b. Oct. 1680.
David Kelly.
Thomas Biggs.
Francis Tiller.
Edward Alder.
John Bowrage.
John Blechinden.^
Henry Downes.
James Kinnerd.
Samuel Stone.
Edward Bowyer.
Chas. Heath, b. 16 June, 1680.
Abraham Trelawny, b. Dec. 1681.
Daniel Andrews.
Benjamin Swaine, b. Aug. 1676.
William Austen, b. Aug. 1675.
Patricius Roberts, b. Sep. 1677.
William Stuart,* b. May, 1677.
John Giles, b. 1675.
John Pelham,* b. Aug. 1675.
John Partridge.
John Caswell, b. Sep. 1677.

1 Thomas Ryrher, son of Thomas, of St. Laurence Pountney, citizen and cloth-
worker, of Queen's Coll. Cambridge (of which he was made Fellow under a dispensa-
tion from the Queen, 6 Nov. 1 702), D.D. One of the Six Preachers at Canterbury, and
author of several volumes of Sermons. Rector of Acrise, &c. Died 1761.

» John Alliston (or Elliston), perhaps of Fetter Lane, citizen and mercer. Died
1746, aged 62. (See Her, and Gen. v. 411.)

3 yohn Blechinden, son of Thomas, of London, gent, admitted of St. John's Coll.
Oxf. 10 Dec. 1697, aged 18. (Mat, Reg,)

* William Stuart, son of James, of London, gent. (Mat, Reg,) elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1695, M.A. 1703, D.D. 1 7 14. Rector of Sowton, co. Devon. Chancellor of the
Diocese of Exeter. Founder of an Exhibition for Merchant Taylors* School, at St.
John's, Oxford, and another at Pemb. Hall, Cambridge. Died 1 734.

^ yohn Pelham, His name appears as *< Mr. John P." among the Stewards of the
School Feast, 1700. (Wilson,)

324 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Ward, b. Mar. 1676.
John Longford, b. Sep. 1675.
Daniel Lombard,^ b. Apl. 1678.

II Mar. 1689-90.
Walter Lane.

John Warren, b. Nov. 1680.
Edward Story.
Francis Turrall.
Gower Piatt.

James Woodward, b. 4 Jan. 1679.
Philip Brookes.
John Willis.
Thos. Ditchfield.
Jos. Alcock.
Jos. Hall.
Archibald Wilson.
John Mills.
Edward Heath.
Benjamin Kitchen.
Robert Hall.
Edward Burrish.
John Masters, b. 26 May, 1678.
Thos. Crosse,^ b. 22 Oct. 1680.
Thos. Flower, b. 15 Dec. 1676.
George Aynge.
Roger Tuckfield, b. Jan. 1676.
Henry Cadman.
Robert Kitchen.
Thomas Abrahall.
Robert Tradd.
George Joslin.
Philip Hall.

Christopher Anstey,* b. 13 Aug. 1680.
Valentine Ryes (gy. R3rves).
John Aynge.

Abraham Walwin,* b. Oct- 1674.
Robert Master, b. Dec. 1676.
Thomas Woodvill, b. Mar. 1676.

' Daniel Lombard^ son of the Rev. John L. of Anjou» France, elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1694, M.A. 1 701, D.D. 1 7 14. Chaplain at Hanover.

' Thomas Crosse, of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, B.A. 1702, M.A. 1706, D.D. 1 71 7.
Fellow. Proctor of the University, 1 7 16. Master of Catharine Hall, 17 19. Vice-
Chancellor of the University, 1720. Prebendary of York, 1723. Died 1736.

' Christopher AnsteVy of St. John's Coll. Cambridge, B.A. 1699-1700; Fellow; D.D.
1 7 19. Author of Greek and Latin Verses in various University Collections, 1697- 17 13.
Rector of Brinkley, co. Camb. Sec. He was very successful as a College Tutor and was
father of the author of The Bath Guide,

* Abraham Tralwin, son of Abraham, merchant, of Laurence Pountney Lane.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 325

Robert Chase, b. Dec. 1678.
John Cowley, b. Mar. 1676-7.
Nath. Key, b. Dec. 1676.
Greorge Payne, b. June, 1679.
George Houghton, b. Nov. 1676.
Thomas Church,* b. 2 June, 1678.
Edward Thompson, b. 17 Feb. 1676.
Philip R3rves, b. 22 May, 1677.
William Aston, b. 9 July, 1675.
Edmund Langbridge, b. 8 Aug. 1676.

12 Sep. i6go.
Richard Samboum.
Goddard Yeats.

George Parmenter, b. 13 July, 1681.
Hezekiah Broom.
George Wheatly.

Richard Pankridge, b. 19 Sep. 1679.
John Stock.
Obadiah Leaning.
Thomas Polhill.
James Wood.
Thomcis Axton.
John Payne, b. May, 1678.
Edward Polhill, b. 1679.
Chas. Chapman.
Joseph Alder, b. 5 Nov. 1682.
Leonard Hudson.
Thos. Gooding.
James Pinckney.
Isaac Hamblin.

Christopher Sparks, b. 5 Aug. 1679.
Edward Lowe.

James Cottingham, b. Mar. 1679.
John Berridge.
William Prescot.
Robert Tough.
Jonathan Pope.
David Hopper.
John Ploughman.
Matthew Bateman.
Peter Latham, b. 17 Apl. 1674.
William Massingbeard,^ b. 14 Sep. 1677.
Josiah Woodward, b. 14 Oct. 1676.

^ Thomas Churchy son of Thomas, of Hereford, admitted of Wadham Coll. Oxf.
1697, B.A. 1 701, M.A. 1704.

* William Massingheardy of Gunby, co. Lincoln, Baronet. He was m.p. for
Lincolnshire, and died unmarried 8 Sep. 1723.

326 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

Edward Biss,* b. 9 May, 1678.
James Dodd, b. 12 Aug. 1679.
Samuel Baker, b. 11 Aug. 1677.
Charles Holder, b. Aug. 1676.
St. John Davies, b. Oct. 1677.
Daniel Procter, b. 16 Aug. 1678.
Benjamin Bateman, b. 4 Jan. 1676-7.
James Oldisworth,^ b. 12 Sep. 1677.

XX Mar. x6go-x.
John Currier.
Joseph Hall.
Newland Manly.

William Kinnard, b. 29 May, 1682
Joseph Edgerly, b. 2 Mar. 1682.
Francis Cole.
Greoflfrey Tillesley.
John Garrett.
Jonathan Garrett.
Richard Whitehall.'
John Anderson.
William Ashby.
Stephen Shorter.
Fletcher Ashby.
John Manly.
Geo. Bignall.
Rob. Tomlinson.
Samuel Alcock.
John Baker, b. 23 July, 1680.
Matthias Allen.
Ralph Cadman.
Samuel Purchas.
John Rabey, b. 13 Aug. 1677.
Edward Beecher, b. 11 June, 1678.
Thomas Baker, b. 24 Oct. 1677.
John Scrimshire, b. 21 Sep. 1675.
Henry Stephens, b. 10 Dec. 1678.
William Norris, b. 26 Dec. 1679.
Winch Holdsworth,* b. 29 Sep. 1679.
Henry Wildman, b. 14 Jan. 1676 (or 77).
Harvey Carrier, b. 4 Dec. 1676.

^ Edward Biss, perhaps of St. Edmund Hall, Oxf. B.A. 1701, if. A. 1710.

» James Oldisworth^ son of Rev. James, of Kingcot, co. Oxon (Mat, Reg,) elected
to St. John's, Oxf. 1696, M.A. 1704.

> Richard Whitehall^ son of Robert, of Allhallows the Less, London (cf, ante).

* Winch Holdsworth^ son of Rev. Thomas, of co. Hants {Mat, Reg,) elected to St.
John's, Oxf. 1695, M.A. 1703, D.D. 1 7 18. Rector of Gatton, co. Surrey, and Vicar of
Chalfont St. Peter's, co. Bucks. He wrote in opposition to Locke. Died 1761.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 327

Daniel Mills, b. 13 Oct. 1677.
Thomas Mills,^ b. 3 Aug. 1679.

xz Sep. 169Z.
Love Sculthorp.

Thomas Grosling, b. 10 Aug. i68o.
Thomas Lamei? (Lardner).
Linford Lamer^ (Lardner).
Greorge Mordant.
Samuel Cox.
Ezekiel Lewis.
David Willford.
Joseph Hackshare.
Samuel Hammond.
Thomas Baley.
John Addamson.
William Britten.
Samuel Mackley.
Edward Rowe.
Samuel Rowe, b. 6 Oct. 1680.
Thos. Biggs.
Place Biggs.

Peter Otgar,' b. 13 Jan. 1678.
John Powell, b. 17 Jan. 1678.
Francis Sterry, b. 28 Feb. 1679.
William Westbrook, b. 5 Dec. 1681.
Durban Westbrook,* b. 19 Oct. 1678.
Fulk Rose,* b. 6 Jan. 1677.
Chas. Clarke, b. 11 Apl. 1676.

xz Mar. z69Z-a.
James Love.
Richard Jenkinson.
John Pack.
John Steeple.
James Halford.
Samuel Garrard.
Joseph Simson.
Thomas Garrard.
John Daking, b. June, 1682.
Mark Holman,® b. 21 Oct. 1681.
Jacob Bradly.

* Thomas Mills ^ son of Daniel, of London, gent. (Mat. Reg,) elected to St. John's,
Oxf. 1698, B.A. 1702.

* Thomas and Linford Lardner^ sons of Thomas L. of St. Peter's, Comhill, bapt.
I Jan. 1681-2 and 3 Dec. 1682. (Par, Reg,)

' Peter Otgar^ son of Justus, of St. Laurence Pountney, merchant.

* Durban Westbrookt of Jesus Coll. Camb. b.a. i 697, M.A. 1 701 . Fellow of Jesus, 1 702.

* Fulk Rose. One Fulk Rose, " son of Fulk, buried in the Chancel, 21 April, 1687."
{Reg, of St. Peter's, Comhill,)

* Mark Holmany Proctorm Doctors' Commons. Died 1754.

328 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

William Hampden.

Joseph Plestow.

William Hatton.

Samuel Delate.

John Halton.

Richard Harvey, b. 17 Oct. 1681.

Edward Heylyn, b. 6 Mar. 1682.

William Lateward, b. 2 Dec. 1679.

Francis Good, b. 24 Sep. 1677.

David Primrose,^ b. 3 Aug. 1679.

II Sep. 169a.
James Polton Harford.
Josiah Daking.

John Tourville, b. 19 Aug. 1684.
John Fam.

Will. Cottingham, b. 24 Dec. 1684.
William White.

William Sheffield, b. 25 July, 1682.
James Witness.
Joseph Chapman.
Thomas Cole.

James Penrice, b. 3 Feb. 1682-3.
John Moore.

Robt. Vivian, b. 16 Nov. 1681.
Peter Foster, b. 10 Feb. 1678.
Daniel Primrose,^ b. 30 Nov. 1681.
Suckling Leman.'
Richard Sandys, b. 9 Apl. 1678.
Botrie Sedgwick.

Charles Haggard, b. 18 July, 1683.
William Bassendine, b. 19 Oct. 1682.
William Allen, b. 27 July, 1681.
George Mirehouse, b. 19 Nov. 1679.
Edward Story.

John Frederick, b. 10 May, 1680.
Edward Halsted, b. 19 Sep. 1676.
Richard Holt, b. 2 Jan. 1678.
Isaac Puller,* b. 9 Mar. 1678.
Francis Bowes, b. 9 June, 1678.
John Herring, b. 31 Aug. 1679.

1 David Primrose^ son of Rev. David P. of France.

» Daniel Frimrose, son of Rev. David, of France, elected to St. John's, Oxford,
17CX), B.c.L. 1706, D.c.L. 171 1. Chaplain to the English Merchants at Oporto. R. of
Chalfont, 1725, and of S. Wamborough, 1727. Died 16 Oct. 1761.

' Suckling Lefnan, no doubt son of Matthew L. of Weston, by his wife Mary, dan.
and co-h. of Charles Suckling, of Bacondale, co. Norf.

* Isaac Puller, perhaps son of Timothy P. D.D. Rector of St. Mary le Bow, London,
and grandson of Isaac P. of Hertford. (See Chester's fVestm, Abbey, p. 14.)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 329

John Maydwell, b. 7 Dec. 1678.

Roger Wibome (or Wyeboume). [See p. 19.)

Richard Bowes/ b. 11 Feb. 1677.

John Belcher, b. 23 Mar. 1679.

James Shaler, b. 6 Jan. 1681. [See p. 7.)

John Barton, b. 7 Feb. 1679.

Thomas Warren, b. 20 Sep. 1680.

James Cox.

John Horn, b. i Feb. 1682.

XI Mar. 1692-3.

Joshua Mongar, b. 7 Sep. 1682.

Joseph Hackshire.

Joseph Allen.

Henry Frampton.

Joel Lane.

John Taylour.

John Pyne, b. 10 Nov. 1682.

Philip Gostling.

Benjamin Jennings.

John Trowell.

James Cops.

William Cops.

John Salisbury.

Nath. Hayes.

Valentine Acton.

Thomas Bumaby.

Charles Bland.

Robert Stamper.

Edward Kempton, b. 17 Aug. 1685.

John Burket, b. 2 May, 1682.

Nath. Rowlandson, b. 16 Jan. 1681.

Francis Alban (or Albore).

Charles Morton.

George Jeyne.

Abraham Markland.^

William Acton.

Thomas Lindsey, b. 8 Nov. 1681.

Daniel Woodcock, b. 8 Oct. 1683.

Alex. Hatchet.

Thomas Hatchet.

Willet Hatchet, b. 13 May, 1682.

Judah Heath, b. 6 July, 1682.

Thomas Denton.

* Richard BoweSy perhaps son of Paul B. of London, gent, admitted of Ch. Ch.
Oxford, 1693-4 (Mat, Keg,) B.A. 1697. Fellow of All Souls', B.C.L. 1703, D.C.L. 1708.
' Abraham Markland, His ame does not appear after Sept. 1693.

330 Merchant Taylori School Register.

Greorge Lyddal.

Richard Walker, b. 26 Oct. 1681.
Jonathan Laurence, b. 28 Oct. 1680.
John Monger, b. i July, 1679.
John Bird.

John Norman, b. 11 Oct. 1679.
Giles Fem,^ b. 20 Apl. 1680.
Richard Meredith,^ b. 29 May, 1680.
John Thorp, b. 30 Sep. 1677.
John Critch,* b. 18 Mar. 1680.
Benjamin Reynolds, b. 8 July, 1677.
John Shephard, b. 9 Nov. 1677.
Thomas Shaw, b. 25 Sep. 1676.

xz Sep. X693.
Thomas Simpson.
Felix Dous.
John Jackson.
Richard Warman.
William Hester.
John Best.
Charles Domvill.*
William Groodson.
Henry Guy, b. 4 Jan. 1683.
Mathias Lea.
John Buckemell.
James Lavender.
Samuel Townsend.
Joseph Bowyer.

William Sindall, b. 4 July, 1685.
William Moor.
Solomon Holding.
Peter Leigh.
Samuel Hene.

Christopher Tillier,* b. 15 Apl. 1685.
John Tisdell.
John Holland.
Hugh Williams.
Samuel Vawser.

* Giles Fern, of Trin. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1699, m.a. 1703.

' Richard Meredith, son of John, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Ozf.
1698, M.A. 1705, B. and D.M. 1 7 18. Died in College.

' yohn Critch (or Crich), Son of John, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxf.
1698, B.A. 1701, M.A. 1705. Successively third (1701), second (1719), first (1720)
Under-Master of Merchant Taylors* School. Head-Master, 18 March, 1 730-1. Died
June 21, 1760.

* Charles DowvilU son of Charles (undertaker) and Katherine, bapt. at St. Peter's,
Comhill, 5 April, 1682. (Par, Reg,)

» Christopher Tillier. One of these names was of King's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1708,
H.A. 1 712. Vicar of Goring, co. Sussex.

Merchant Taylori School Register. 331

Jeremiah Bentham/ b. 15 Aug. 1683.
Bryan Bentham, b. 28 Apl. 1683.
John Byne, b. 15 Dec. 1679.
Henry Dabiel, b. 17 June, 1682.
Charles Worral, b. 26 Mar. 1681.
Samuel Hinks, b. 13 July, 1679.
John Pratt, b. April, 1681.
Thomas Bird, b. 7 Feb. 1679.
Duke Parsons, b. 29 Feb. 1678-9.
Richardson Pack,^ b. 29 Nov. 1682.
John Everard.

John Farcy, b. 30 July, 1678.
Samuel Prat,^ b. 29 June, 1680.
Alexander Kellet, b. 11 June, 1680.

XI Mar. 1693 -4.
William King.

Samuel Phillips,^ b. 8 Sep. 1684.
John Upton.
Henry Hall.
Tho. Chowne.
Richard Pinfold.
Jonathan Erick.
John Horwood.
Joachim Stoles.
Moor Duffield.

Richard Guy, b. 6 Nov. 1683.
John Blackam.
Jonathan Lateward.
Edward Dutch.
Abraham Newton.
Thomas Parish.

Luke Milboum,* b. 3 Dec. 1684.
Greorge Francii, b. 5 Nov. 1681.
Nathaniel Saltier,® b. 12 June, 1681 (or 79).
Greorge Sutton, b. 18 Aug. 1681.
Isaac Finch, b. 20 Feb. 1 680-1.

^ Jeremiah Bentham^ ancestor of the Political Economist.

' Richardson PcLck, son of John, of London, gent, admitted of St. John's Coll.
Oxford, but did not graduate. Entered the Anny, and became a Major of Infantry ;
afterwards gained some temporary reputation as a miscellaneous writer. Died 1 728.

3 Samuel Praty admitted of Catherine Hall, Camb. B.A. 1701.

* Samuel Phillips^ son of Samuel, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxford, 1703.
'His conduct at School had been irregular, and was not less so at College. « Intra
primum probationis annum ejectus, ex Academico factus est Histrio." (MS, note in
Rawlinson^s List,)

^ Luke Milhum^ son of Dryden's Antagonist, whom Pope also immortalised in the
Dunciad (ii. 350, &c.)

• Nathaniel Saltier^ of Pembroke Coll. Camb. B.A. 1703.

332 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

George Willis, b. 13 Oct. 1681.
Daniel Guitton, b. Mar. 1680.
Charles Spicer, b. 28 Nov. 1682.
Francis Jaggard, b. 11 July, 1680.
Samuel Cropp,^ b. 22 Feb. 1678.

xz Sep. Z694.

Charles Hunter, b. i Jan. 1685.

William Howard.

William Hall.

Samuel Emes, b. 11 July, 1684.

James Fitzgerald.

Edw. Robinson, b. 16 June, 1685.

Caleb Love.

James Masters.

Adam Bellamy, b. 21 June, 1683.

Theophilus Bernard Reading.

Thomas Bedford,

Thomas Parr.

William Read.

William Barbut.

Samuel Porter, b. 8 Oct. 1683.

John Christmas.

Ralph Heygate,^ b. 14 Feb. 168 1-2.

Philip Bardure.

Andrew Parker.

Christopher Hawkins, b. 4 Feb. 1682.

John White.

Philip Gower, b. 18 Mar. 1683.

Bernard Hunter, b. 25 Dec. 1682.

David Legg, b. Oct. 1681.

James Park, b. 15 Jan. 1679-80.

Edward Gilbert, b. 26 Feb. 168 1-2.

Philip Smith, b. 27 Sep. 1679.

John Mason, b. 14 Aug. 1677.

John lies, b. Aug. 1680.

Tho. Fellows, b. 6 Apl. 1681.

Thomas West, b. 6 June, 1684.

Nicholas Cust, b. Dec. 1679.

Edward Rigby, b. 10 Mar. 1682-3.

John Tett, b. 5 Apl. 1679.

Samuel Mather, b. 26 Apl. 1678.

^ Samuel Croppy son of William, of Southampton, gent, admitted of Christ Church,
Oxf. B.A. 1697, M.A. 1700, B.M. 1703.

2 Ralph Heygate^ probably son of Nicolas H. Master of the Merchant Taylors*
Company, and grandson of Ralph H.

Merchant Taylors^ School Register, 333

Samuel Harris,^ b. 9 Dec. 1682.
Richard Dean, b. 13 Aug. 1679.
John Ruck, b. 31 Dec. 1680.
Robert Russell, b. 2^ Sep. 1681.

XX Mar. 1694-5.
John Hicks.
Barton Pain.
Walton Lunt.
Thomas Cryer.
Humphrey Boddington.
Jacob Hatt.
Edward Parry.
John Wills.
Henry Lomas.
Ralph Ward.
William Adderley.
John Whitehead.
Garret Fitzgerald.
Thomas Atterbury.
Rich. Wheeler.

Baldwin Duppa,^ b. 10 Sep. 1681.
Christ. Theed, b. 23 July, 1679.
John Renew,* b. 8 Jan. 1682.
Brabazan Aylmer,* b. 19 May, 1683 .
Peter Hicks, b. 3 June, 1682.
James Butler, b. 4 Aug. 1683.
Peter Roussignac,* b. 27 May, 1683.
Will. Saladine, b. 14 Sep. 1681.
Tho. Gascoyn, b. 13 Jan. 1681.
Robert Watts,« b. 11 July, 1683.

* Samuel Harris^ of St. Peter's Coll. Cambridge. Craven Scholar, 1701. Fellow.
F.R.s. The first Professor of Modem History at Cambridge. Author of a valuable
Commentary on Isaiah liii. Died 1733.

* Baldwin Duppa^ of HoUingboume, co. Kent, Barrister-at-law. High Sheriff of
Kent, 1735.

8 John Renew, one of the eleven children of Pierre Renew, a French refugee, by
his wife Elizabeth, dau. of John Cox. (H. Wagner,)

* Brabazon Aylmer. One of these names was a Barrister of the Middle Temple
and Clerk of the Peace for Essex, in which county (at Ulting) the family had long been
established. One also of the same names was a well-known publisher, who joined with
Tonson in the purchase of " Paradise Lost," and published Milton*s Latin Letters in
1674. The former died in 1755.

* Peter Roussignac, son of Jacob, pastor of a Church in Lanquedoc, admitted of
Trin. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1705, M.A. 1709. Rector of Stanford le Hope, Essex, 171 1.
Died 30 Dec. 1746.

* Robert Watts, son of Thomas, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. I702,b.c.l.
1709; resigned, 1 721. Vicar of Little Gidding, co. Hunts, 17 14. Died 1726. An
industrious writer on theological and other subjects.

334 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Peter Lekeux,^ b. 21 Dec. 1682.
John de la Chambre, b. 6 Jan. 1682-3.
Samuel Whitehead, b. 2 Sep. 1682.
John Topp, b. 15 Dec. 1682.
John Thurbame, b. July, 1680.
Edmund Riggs, b. 29 June, 1680.
Philip Barlow, b. 17 Apl. 1680.

xz Sep. X695.

Humphrey Jones.

James Temple.

Magnus B3me, b. July, 1685.

Thomas Byne, b. 16 Oct. 1687.

Richard Warren.

James Bell.

John Spry.^

John Gibbons.

Banister Truelock, b. 5 Nov. 1684.

Humphry Haycock.

Dudley Scargil.

Matthew Wenham.

Edward Sutton.

Benjamin Tudman, b. 22 June, 1682.

Joseph Rea, b. 17 Nov. 1685.

Gerald Street.

Austin Oldisworth, b. 3 Nov. 1688.

Henry Newdick.

John Vanhatton.*

John Gonson.

Smith Robinson.

William Wigley, b. 10 May, 1685.

Christopher Pack,* b. 6 Mar. 1686.

Moses Francii, b. 17 Apl. 1683.

William Pettit, b. 30 June, 1680.

Thomas Dowdeswell, b. 2 Oct. 1682.

Thomas Haws, b. 19 Nov. 1681.

Samuel Condly.

> Peter Leheux. Was this the eld. son of Col. Peter Le Keux, citizen and weaver
of London,, who died in 1723 ? He was baptized at the Walloon Church, London, 17
Dec. 1682, but is said to have died in 1685. (ZT. Wagner,)

' John Spryy perhaps son of Rev. Richard, of West Ogwell, co. Devon, admitted
Commoner of Line. Coll. Oxf. 1705, aged 16 (McU, Reg,) B.A. 1708.

* yuhn Vanhattoriy of London, merchant, father (by his wife Elizabeth Ougley) of
Sir John Vanhatton, High Sheriff of Bucks, 1760. He died in 1747.

* Christopher Pack, bom at St. Albans, created M.D. at Cambridge, 1717. Candi-
date of R.C.P. 1723; settled at Canterbury, where he attained mach reputation as a
skilful physician. Died 15 Nov. 1749. (Munk's Roll.)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 335

Char. Tim. Beigfnoux,^ b. 9 Feb. 1683-4.
Tho. Burford, b. 31 Oct. 1683.
Joseph Adams, b. 20 Nov. 1683.
John Darley, b. 20 May, 1682.
Thos. Grace, b. 17 May, 1683.
Francis Bowyer, b. 10 July, 1683.
Thos. Robarts, b. i Jan. 168 1-2.
Thos. Turner, b. 27 May, 1681.

IX Mar. X695-6.
Henry Vicars.
Greorge Dorington.
Henry Chitty,* b. 13 Feb. 1688.
William Guy.

William Forbes, b. 24 Nov. 1681.
Walter Greenwood.
James Crabtree, b. 25 Sep. 1682.
Benj. Tipper, b. 29 Apl. 1685.
John Guillim, b. 17 Mar. 1685.
Hildebrand AUington.
Edward Bellamy,* b, i March, 1682.
John Acton, b. 25 July, 1683.
George Herriot, b. 11 Aug. 1687.
John Sturt, b. 11 June, 1682.
James Penrice, b. 3 Feb. 1682-3.
Caleb Board, b. 16 July, 1681.
Robert Newbury, b. 21 Aug. 1681.
Joseph Sanford, b. 10 Apl. 1684.
John Langley, b. 25 Feb. 1684-5.
Sigismund Phipps,^ b. 11 Feb. 1684.
Edward Milboume, b. 19 July, 1681.
Edward Iden, b. 17 Feb. 1682.
John Gilbert, b. 13 Feb. 1682-3.
Charles Hoyles, b. 16 Mar. 1682.
George SacUer, b. 6 Oct. 1679.
John Goodwin,* b. 5 Aug. 1683.
Thomas Rycraft, b. 15 Nov. 1680.
John Hughes, b. 6 Sep. 1682.

^ Charles Tim, Beignoux (or Baignoux)^ probably son of a Huguenot Minister of the
name, settled in London. He married a sister of ms schoolfellow, John Renew. (ZT.
Wagner,)

* Henry Chittyt cf, infra for several entries of this civic family.

' Edward Bellamy^ perhaps of St. Andrew's Holbom, gent, admitted Student of
Gray's Inn, 1698.

^ Sigismund Phipps^ son of Thomas (draper) and Bridget, bapt. at St. Peter's
Comhilf, 19 Feb. 1683-4. He was admitted of St. John's Coll. Oxf. 1701, but did not
graduate.

John Goodwin t of Pembroke Hall, Camb. 1701^ b.A. 1704, M.A. 1708. Fellow.

336 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

James Reynolds, b. 13 Jan. 1682-3.
George Woolf, b. 18 Oct. 1683.
Samuel Speed,^ b. 25 Dec. 1683.
Henry March, b. 7 Mar. 1682-3.

zi Sep. 1696.
William Walker.
Thomas Joyner, b. 18 Oct. 1686.
Edw. Dobson.
James Louche.
Francis Kettleby.
John Fulbrook.
Robert Turner.
Robert Peele.
Simon Wanner.
James Naish, b. 11 May, i688.
John Batchelor, b. i March, 1684.
Nathaniel Laurence, b. 23 Aug. 1689.
John Hatch.
James Pitson.
John Wilkinson.
Thomas Sims.
Benjamin Scott.
John Bourditt (or Burdett).
William Cutlove.
Jeremiah Francis, b. 10 Jan, 1685.
William Cook.
John Wigley.

Henry Vershell {qy. Verschoyle).
Francis Blower, b. 26 Oct. 1686.
John Hanbury.
Robert Donne.

Thomas Pidcock, b. 17 Nov. 1686.
Jacob Butler.

Lilly Butler,^ b. 9 Mar. 1687.
Rich. George Fulford, b. 18 Mar. 1682.
William Grace, b. 19 Sep. 1684.
Daniel Finch, b. 1684.
Richard Paxton.

Archbold Floyer,^ b. 14 Oct. 1684.
John Law, b. 21 Mar. 1683.
Robert Marriott, b. 11 Mar. 1681.
William Tyndale, b. 23 Oct. 1682.

1 Samuel Speedy probably a descendant of the Chronologer (r/l ante) and a native
of Southampton. One of both these names was a Captain of Dragoons, and died at
Tunbridge Wells in 173 1. {Mon, Ins. at Tunbridge.)

* Lilly Butler, son of Dr. Lilly B. who was lecturer of St. Laurence Pountney in
1698, Preb. of Canterbury, &c.

5 Archbold Floyer, son of Sir John F. M.D. and Mary, dau. and co-h. of Sir H.
Archbold, Chancellor of Lichfield.

Merchant Taylors^ Sc/iool Register. 337

Henry Tyndale, b. 29 Sep. 1683.
John Kelly.

John Mason, b. 14 Aug. 1677.
William Cleave, b. 21 Dec. 1683.
Daniel Causton, b. 3 July, 1685.
William Andrew,* b. 19 Apl. 1682.
John Andrew,^ b. 19 Mar. 1682-3.
Charles Vinall, b. 18 Aug. 1683.
Thomas Nicholson, b. 5 Apl. 1682.
Simon Sardin, b. 16 Sep. 1681.
James Greenwood, b. 16 Jan. 1683.
Eleazer Rosewell, b. i May, 1683.

10 Mar. X696-7.
John Clark, b. i Jan. 1688.
John Eames.
John Self.
Wilde Clark.
William Dawson.
Graves Pack, b. 16 Mar. 1688.
Thomas Clayton.
Samuel Trowell, b. 6 Oct. 1687.
Thomas Dyose.
Thomas Heybourne.
Francis Morland.
John Otto Bossan.
Thomas Shardloe.
Rex Kempton, b. 5 Sep. 1688.
Robotham Aldersey,^ b. 3 July, 1685.
Nathaniel Foster,* b. i June, 1685.
Samuel Gale.
Charles Harvey.*
Joseph Sturt.

Henry Adderly, b. 17 Sep. 1684.
Benjamin Godin, b. Aug. 1685.
Thomas Yallop, b. 19 May, 1685.
Samuel Roberts, b. 14 Oct. 1684.
Samuel Bickley, b. 23 May, 1682.
James Pinfold, b. 25 July, 1682.
William Burd, b. 14 Dec. 1684.
Thomas Beasley, b. 18 Mar. 1682.

^ William Andrew^ in Holy Orders, brother of the following and living in 1747.

• yohn Andrew^ of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, b.c.l. 1706, Fellow, D.c.L. 171 1.
Master of Faculties and Chancellor of the Diocese of London. Died 1747. A munifi-
cent benefactor to his College and founder of six Exhibitions at St. John's Coll. Oxford.

" RobothofH Aldersey^ son or grandson of Robotham, merchant in Bread St.
London (who was third son of Thomas A. of Aldersey, by Elizabeth Robotham.)

* Nathaniel Foster (or Forster), perhaps of Magd. Hall, Oxf. b.a. 1707, M.A. 171 1.
^ Charles Harvey^ son of Charles, merchant taylor.

Y

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338 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

Thos. Hitch, b. 14 Nov. 1683.
Peter Jackson, b. 13 Aug. 1684.
Edward Nicholson, b. 3 June, 1682.
Thomas Bonnyman, b. Mar. 1684.
Rich. Boyfield, b. 1682.
Thomas Nott, b. 3 Apl. 1685.
Francis Fortiscue, b. 4 Oct. 1683.
John Mason, b. 14 Aug. 1677.
William Cleeve, b. 26 Dec. 1683.
Stephen Jackson, b. 7 Feb. 1684
Rupert Bamesley, b. 4 Jan. 1683.
John Williams, b. Dec. 1681.
Timothy Bedford, b. 1681.

zo Sep. 1697.

Henry Newton, b. 4 May, 1686.

George Holmes.

Thomas Gerard, b. 22 June, 1690.

John Saxton.

Edmund Crane.

Christopher Minshull, b. 28 Jan. 1686.

Matthew T3mdale, b. 25 July, 1687.

Philip Forster.

Robert Lawrence, b. 3 Oct. 1688.

William Jolly.

Benjamin Holmes, b. 7 Apl. 1690.

Benjamin Calamy,^ b. i Nov. 1688.

Joseph Cutlove.

James Snell, b. 27 Jan. 1690.

Benjamin Lane.

Edward Ambrose.

Richard Heybourn.

Starkey Middleton.

Gabriel Laurence, b. Aug. 1686.

Richard Ford.

Benjamin Giddens.

John Horsley.

Benjamin Carter.

Henry John Lavie.

Ralph Staples.

Joseph Trulock.

Edward Newton.

Edmund Dove.

Joseph AyliflFe.

William Mason.

1 Benjamin Calamy, son of John C. (youngest son of Rev. Edmund Calamy, senr.)
who died in 1693, and named after his brother Benjamin, who d. S.P. (Note iy Col,
Chester,)

Merchant Taylors^ School Register. 339

Nicholas Tucker.
Robert Mitchell.
John Magnis Clarke.
Martin Harvey,^ b. 18 Mar. 1687.
Samuel Thoroughgood, b. 29 Sep. 1685.
Richard Smith.
Daniel Hunt.
Thomas Theed.
Henry Hardy.
Samuel Cowder.
Daniel PuUy.

William Gilbert, b. 25 Dec. 1684.
Henry Hussey, b. 14 June, 1683.
Daniel Howes, b. 10 Feb. 1684.
John Reynolds, b. 27 Apl. 1684.
William Rogers, b. 27 Aug. 1684.
Richard Fraine, b. 4 Jan. 1683.
James Slaughter, b. 6 Oct. 1682.
William Russel, b. 17 Feb. 1685.
Strangeways Green, b. 3 Dec. 1683.
Thomas Wybard, b. 22 Dec. 1682.
Edward Bartlett, b. 22 Dec. 1683.
Richard Naish, b. 3 Dec. 1683.
Joshua Richardson, b. Jan. 1683.
George Richardson, b. 4 Mar. 1683.
Robert Harris', b. 6 Aug. 1686,
John Hunt, b. 10 Dec. 1685.
William Pepys, b. Aug. 1685.
Thomas Browne, b. 22 July, 1685.
Francis Read,^ b. 2 Mar. 1687 (or 10 Mar. 1686-7).
-- . William Wynne, b. 7 Jan. 1683.
George Willmot, b. 8 Sep. 1684.
Richard Sambome, b. 29 Nov. 1683.
Richard Lower, b. 14 Sep. 1681.
Silas Sebro Bradshaw, b. 6 Jan. 1682.
Gabriel Lap, b. 9 Nov. 1682.
Nathaniel Thompson,' b. 24 Apl. 1682.
John Giles,^ b. 7 June, 1684.
Chas. Whiting, b. 27 Aug. 1684.
John Small, b. 13 April, 1685.

* Martin Harvey^ probably son of Stephen H. of Betchworth, or brother of Jacob
H. living in 1754, when he was mentioned in the will of H. S. Eyre, of St. John's Wood.
(W, J, Harvey.)

* Francis Ready probably of Eman. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1709, M.A. 1 7 14.

' Nath, Thompson^ son of William, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1702,
B.c.L. 1709, D.c.L. 1 7 15. Rector of Radley and Sunningwell, co. Berks, and of Duns
Tew, CO. Oxon.

* John Giles, son of Benjamin, of London, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1702, M.A.
1 7 10, B.D. Vicar of Great Stoughton, co. Hunts, where he was buried 1733.

340 Merchant Taylori ScJiool Register.

William Pinfold,^ b. 29 Sep. 1685.

zz Mar. 1697-8.
David Millington.
John Ravens.
Simon Dodson.
Samuel Garrett.
John Sindall, b. 2 Feb. 1690.
John Yemol.
Thomas Hancock.
William Penrith, b. 19 Sep. 1689.
James Jackson.

Edmund Pack, b. 14 Aug. 1689.
Thomas Cables.
Isaac Welmore.

William Tyson, b. 25 Oct. 1689.
William Wood.
Robert Cooper.
Peter Cable.
Henry Randal.
George Marriott.
Young Hitch.
Timothy Fly.
Anthony Pratt.
Nicholas Grace.
Frampton Guy.^
John Hayes.
Hugh Thrope.
James Brakespear.
Edward Knightly.
Geo. Musgrave, b. 3 May, 1686.
John Flowers.
Michael Peters.
Henry March.
William Argal.
Daniel Price, b. 19 May, 1683.
John Cowper, b. 18 Mar. 1686.
Robt. Fransham, b. 8 May, 1686.
Francis Gosling, b. 10 Aug. 1684.
James Brackley, b. 11 Nov. 1683.
Edward Brailsford, b. 10 Apl. 1684.
Robert Burd,» b. 19 July, 1686.

1 William Pinfold, of Trinity Hall, Camb. b.a. 1707. Was he son of Sir Thomas,
Judge of the Admiralty and a Colonel in the Army ? (See Le Neve's Knights,)

« Frampton Guy, son of Sir Richard, knt. died 19 Sep. 1735.

5 Robert Burd, son of Robert, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1704,
M.A. 1 712, migrated to Worcester Coll. whence he was admitted b.m. 1717, and d.m.
1721.

Merchant Taylor^ School Register. 341

Abraham Ottgher,^ b. 11 Nov. 1684.
Isaac Blake, b. i Apl. 1683.
Abraham Spencer,^ b. 3 Mar. 1685.
Rob. Trevers, b. 13 Oct. 1685.
Thomas Oliver, b. 5 Nov. 1682.
John Shepheard, b. 5 Apl. 1684.
John Donne.
Gerard Strong.

Henry Baldwin, b. 7 June, 1682.
John Lambe.

William Mott, b. 5 June, 1682.
Thomas Smith, b. 23 Sep. 1683.
Samuel Golty,* b. 4 May, 1684.
George Cowles, b. 23 Oct. 1685.
John Mason, b. 9 Oct. 1684.
Rob. Blackmore, b. 23 Nov. 1683.

za Sep. Z698.
John Keeble.
Thomas Rich.
John Castledine.
Thomas Peacock.
Matthew Guyon.

Christianus Bettsworth, b. 5 May, 1689.
Bartholomew Hall.
Thomas Guillim, b. 11 Dec. 1691.
Robert Oysten.
George Streeter.
Jeremiah Hickes.
William Meadows.
Lewis Gilliart.

Thomas Bettsworth, b. 16 July, 1688.
Benoni Lane (or Benjamin, ante),
Thomas Mann.
Thomas Penny.
Thomas Allen, b. 31 Apl. 1687.
Edward St. George, b. 22 Sep. 1686.
George Cradock, b. 12 Oct. 1684.
Thomas Bradbury, b. 25 Nov. 1686.
Thomas GifFard, b. Oct. 1684.
Robt. Keble, b. 25 Mar. 1683.
William Lea, b. 16 May, 1685.
George Hussey, b. 9 May, 1686.

1 Abraham Otger, no doubt son of Justus, of St. Laurence Pountney par.

' Abraham Spencer. (See Berry* s Kentish Pedigrees.)

' Samuel Golty^ eld. son of Rev. R. Rector of Bennington, co. SufF., of Eman. Coll.
Camb. B.A. 1705, migrated to Pembroke Hall, of which he became Fellow, and whence
he graduated m.a. 1709. Died 3 Dec. 17 18; buried at Northfleet, co. Kent.

342 Merchant Taylor^ School Register.

William Hatton, b. Mar. 1685.
Hezekiah Haynes, b. 14 May, 1685.
William Fiest, b. 21 Jan. 1686.
Thomas CoUit.

Ralph Creffield,* b. 10 Aug. 1687.
Thomas Holmes, b. 30 Mar. 1686.
Jacob Harvey,^ b. Apl. 1687.
Abraham Cardel, b. 5 Aug. 1686.
Robert Smith, b. 10 May, 1686.
Richard Lee, b. 9 Mar. 1684.
Robert Thompson, b. 5 May, 1684.
Hugh Lawton, b. 26 Oct. 1687,
Bernard Mould, b. 6 Oct. 1682.
Timothy Creed.

William Mason, b. 15 Nov. 1682.
Mark Close, b. 12 Feb. 1682.
Jonathan GifFard.
William Drake, b. 21 Sep. 1682.
Henry Ayans, b. 24 June, 1686.
Thomas Tillett, b. 20 Apr. 1686.

10 Mar. 1698-9.

John Brown.

William Fletcher.

William Jewar.

William Westall.

Edmund Waller, b. 21 Mar. 1688.

William Waller.

Hugh George Lovick.

Sampson King, b. 3 Nov. 1686.

Timothy Church.

Thomas Gyles, b. Feb. 1689.

William Gyles, b. 7 Feb. 1689. (i5'/ir.)

James Gerrard.

John Cox.

Benjamin Poul (Poole).

Jacob Hewlett, b. 21 June, 1687.

Simon Lloyd, b. 7 Jan. 1687.

John Trevis.

Philip Hills.

1 Ralph Creffield, eld. son of Sir Ralph C. of Colchester, knt. Died in St. James's
parish, Colchester, 12 Dec. 1723. (Le Neve's Knights,)

' jfacob Harvey^ third son of Jacob H. merchant, of Harvey House, Islington, and
Laurence Pountney Hill. He was j.p. for Middlesex, married Mary, d. and h, of Sam.
Clay, the wealthy Quaker merchant, and died at Islington, 1 769. He was desc. from
Sir Walter, Sir Tames and Sir Sebastian H. Lord Mayors of London, and great grand-
father of Jacob H. Esq. late of Bury Court, Cliffe, and Parrock Ho. co. Kent. ( IW J,
Harvey^ of StockwelL)

Merchant Taylori School Register. 343

Thomas Vaughan.

William SouSiby.

John Scarg^U.

Greorge Streeter,

Greorge Davil.

Rich. Peppiatt.

John Murfin.

William Stevenson.

Henry Cole.

Samuel Boheme, b. 6 Nov. 1688.

John Boheme, b. 18 Feb. 1689.

John Bourchier.

William Murfin.

William Lum.

Michael Lum.

Peter Hayes (or Hay), b. 2 Sep. 1687.

Robt. Cowper.

Edmund White, b. 5 Apl. 1685.

Joseph Lee, b. 9 Mar. 1684.

George Barker, b. 9 June, 1689.

Edward Barlow.

Joseph Pyke.

Henry Child, b. 20 Mar. 1686.

James Leak, b. 7 Apl. 1686.

John Joyce, b. Oct. 1686.

Charles Wheatley,i b. 6 Feb. 1685.

William Moore, b. 23 July, 1686.

John Cutter, b. 30 May, 1686.

John Fryer, b. 2^ June, 1688.

John Bateiman, b. 30 May, 1685.

John Maddox, b. 11 Nov. 1685.

Thomas Brereton,^ b. 25 July, 1686.

XI Sep. 1699.

Isaac WormaL

Harman Phenney.

Francis Granvil.

Richard Vineyard.

George Harrold.

Robert Welford, b. 17 Dec. 1690.

John Thomas.

1 Charles WheatUy, son of John W. of London, gent, elected (as Founder's Kin-
Fellow) to St. John's, Oxf. 1707, B.A. 1709-10, M.A. 1 713. Vicar of Brent and Fumeaux
Pelham, co. Herts. Author of the well-known " Rational Illustration of the Book of
Common Prayer," and of " Sermons at Lady Moyer's Lecture," &c. Died 13 May,
1742.

« Thomas Brereton, son of Rev. John B. of Beverley, co. Ebor. (Mat, Reg.) elected
to St. John's, Oxf. 1704, B.c.L. 171 1. Minor Canon of Winchester.

344 Merchant Taylors^ School Register.

John Middleton.

Alexander Stopford Catcott,^ b. lo Oct. 1692.

Richard Francis.

Joseph Tisdal.^

Peter Tavey.

William Hickman, b. la Apl. 1689.

George Alseabrook, b. 9 May, 1687.

Richard Gilbert, b. 22 Oct. 1693.

William Styles.

Matthew Harrold.

Ezekiel Edmunds.

John Armitage.

John Taylor.

John Cardel.

Richard Cardel.

Sampson Beard.

Orlebar Wilson.

Edmund Wilson.

Owen Hale.

Samuel Dagger.

Thomas Humphrey, b. 8 Oct. 1686.

Thomas Biggs, b. 21 Dec. 1692.

Jeremiah Woodward, b. i June, 1689.

Thomas Tymme, b. 17 Dec. 1690.

Thomas Walton.

William Snell, b. 29 June, 1692.

Joseph Ruck, b. 17 Jan. 1690.

Philip Chrislow, b. 3 May, 1687.

James Morris.

Robert Whiter.

John Laurence, b. 16 Aug. 1689.

Thomas Cradock, b. 3 Sep. 1690.

William Banwell.

Humphrey Cadbury.

Robert Podmore.

William Heath, b. 16 Feb. 1689.

Daniel Williamson Siddal.

Henry Lee, b. 11 May, 1685.

Walter Crouch, b. 5 May, 1687.

Samuel Beighton, b. 15 July, 1687.

Thomas Hemmingway, b. 21 May, 1684.

John Pope, b. 24 May, 1683.

1 Alex, S. Catcottf son of Alex, of London, gent, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1709,
B.c.L. 1 71 7. Rector of St. Stephen's, Bristol, and Head -Master of the Grammar
School. He wrote some minor poems, interested himself in the Poet Chatterton, and
enjoyed a high reputation as a Hebraist. Died 1 750.

^ Joseph Tisdaly son of Nicolas, of St. Dionis Backchttrch, tailor, bap. 21 Sep.
1689. {Par. Reg.)

Merchant Taylori School Register.

345

Thomas Olive, b. 29 Nov. 1683.
Humphrey Persehouse/ b. 28 Aug. 1685.
Andrew Shaw, b. 21 Sep. 1683.
Zachariah Mariot, b. 30 Aug. 1686.
Thomas Greenway,* b. 10 June, 1687.
Edmund Massey, b. 23 Jan. 1691.
MoUins Kinsman, b. 28 Aug. 1687.
Henry Blyth, b. 26 Oct. 1685.
Thomas Usher, b. 18 Aug. 1686.
Robt. Reynoldson, b. 8 Oct. 1688.
Thomas Walton, b. 17 Jan. 1688.
Thomas Peck,* b. 27 Aug. 1689.
Thomas Wilson, b. 2 Mar. 1687.
Samuel Keimer, b. 11 Feb. 1688.
Vincent Baker, b. 25 Oct. 1687.
Godfrey Lee, b. Aug. 1684.
Richard Guile, b. Sep. 1689.
Laurence Marsh,* b. 22 July, 1685.
Thomas Lyfe, b. 1686.
William Peeche,* b. 18 Mar. 1686.

1 Humphrey Persehotise^ son of Thomas, by his wife Mary, dau. of William Style,
of Beckenham. He matriculated at Oxford from Ch. Ch. in 1702, graduated b.a. 1707,
and M.A. of Cambridge, 1713. He became Minister of Knightsbridge Chapel in 1719,
and a Minor Canon of Westminster Abbey in or before 1724. He died 26 Jan. 1762,
and was buried in the Abbey. {Chester's W, A, Registers.)

' Thomas Greenway^ son of Robert, of Hinxill, co. Kent (Mat, Reg,) adm. of St.
John's Coll. Oxf. 1702.

3 Thomas Peck, son of Thomas, of Yarmouth, co. Norf. elected to St. John's, Oxf.
1708, B.A. 1 713-4, M.A. 1 71 5. Died at North Petherton, co. Som.

* Laurence Marshy son of Laurence^ M.P. (cf, ante.), d, unm. at Dorking. Adm.
26 Jan. 1710-1.

• IVilliam Peeche, son of Joseph, of Chichester, elected to St. John's, Oxf. 1704,
M.A. 1 712, B.D. 1 71 7. Successively Third (17 19) and Second (1720) Under-Master of
M. T. S., resigned, 1722 ; died Fellow 1728. (IVilson.)

INDEX

TO THE NAMES OF THE SCHOLARS.

U should be borne in mind that great variations in the spelling of the same names occur in the
Register, due not merely to the carelessness of the tianscriber, but also to the indiflFerence of the
bearers of the names. Orthography is, in fact, a comparatively modem art.

A.

Abbot, James, 95; John, 44; William, 105.
Abdy, Christopher, 75; Edmond, 16;

Nicholas, 134; Thomas, 118.
Abell, Richard, 114; Samuel, 258.
Abrahall, Thomas, 324.
Abraham, Thomas, 114; William, 33.
Ace, John, 269.
Ackson, Thomas, 3 1 7.
Ackworth, John, 30; Richard, 30;

Thomas, 30.
A'Court, John, 227.
Acton, John, 145, 253, 264, 335; Valentine,

329; William, 247, 252, 329.
Acworth, Allen, 123.
Adams, Arnold, 305; John, 96, 195, 206;

Joseph, 335; Philip, 202; Samuel, 215,

322; Thomas, 296; Timothy, 310 ;

William, 167.
Adamthwait, Arnold, 231.
Addam, John, 25.
Addams, Edward, 133; Francis, 87.
Addamson, John, 327.
Adderley, Heniy, 3J7; WlUUm, 123, 333.
Adderton, Christopher, 10; Edward, 70.
Addison, John, 126.
Adland, Charles, 226.
Adlington, Humphrey, 8.
Adsted, Charles, 224.
Adys, Robert, 5.
Agborough, Heniv, 121.
Aggas, Samuel, 48.
Ailworth, John, 291.
Airey, Antony, 218; William, 218.
Akers, George, 242.
Alban (or Albore), Francis, 329.
Alberrie, Henry, 68.
Alcock, Jos., 324; Samuel, 326.
Aldam, James, 27.
Aide, Jonathan, 58.
Alden, Henry, 122.
Alder, Edward, 77, 323; John, 42; Joseph,

325; Thomas, 265.
Aldersey, Robotham, 337.
Aldred, Theophilus, 224.
Aldridge (or Aldrich), Daniel, 217; George,

153, 316; Richard, 93; Thomas, 278.
Aldwell, Thomas, 69.

Aldwinckle, Griles, 129.

Alexander, Robert, 81 »

Allaby, Thomas, 210.

AUam, Edward, loi ; John, 155.

Allanson, Rice, 83.

Allard, Thomas, 8.

Allen, Bennett, 322 ; Edmund, 16 ; Edward,
250; George, 200; Isaac, 249; John, 127,
240, 304; Joseph, 329; Matthias, 326;
Nathaniel, 268; Peter, 188; Ralph, 109;
Richard, 128, 265; Robert, 69; Row-
land, 40; Stephen, 27; Thomas, 239,
282,341; William, 328.

Allett, John, iii.

Alley, Charles, 280; Christopher, 257;
Isaac, 256.

Alleyne, Benjamin, 276; Herbert, 276.

AUington, George, 108; Hildebrand, 335;
John, 95 ; Marmaduke, 311; Moses, 299.

Ailiston, John, 323.

Allot, Richard, 122; William, 119.

Allott, William, 241.

Allnutt, John, 255.

Allum, Simon, 210.

Alport, George, 179; John, 118; Joseph,
96.

Alseabrook, George, 344.

Alsopp, Benjamin, 37 ; John, 41 ; Stephen,

37-
Alstone, Edward, 252.
Alvey, Robert, 149; Steven, 164; Thomas,

254.
Alye, Henry, 293, 306.
Ambrose, Edward, 338.
Amcoates, William, 146.
Amcotts, John, 152.
Amerie, Roger, 68.
Ames, John, 243, 274; Richard, 50;

William, 60, 84.
Amey, Francis, 85 ; Mark, 83 ; Robert, 281 ;

Samuel, 282; William, 281.
Amory, Francis, 147; John, 133.
Amos, Elisha, 153.
Amounthed, Marmaduke, 271.
Ampleford, John, 69.
Amsbury, John, 63.
Amy, George, 147; Henry, 147.
Anderson, Henry, 127, 188; John, 326;

Lionel, 182; T'homas, 320.

Index.

347

Andrew, Christopher, 29; John, 337;

Thomas, 40; William, 337.
Andrewes, Joseph, 178; Lancelot, i;

Nathanael, 170; Richard, 74, 227;

Samuel, 178; Thomas, 158.
Andrews, Ames, 123; Daniel, 323;

Ephraim, 312; Francis, 114; John, 86;

Richard, 24, 70, 128, 133; Samuel, 148;

Thomas, 86, loi, 288; William, 21, 70,

107, 149-
Angell, William, 274.
Ansley, Henry, 61.
Ansloe, Francis, 192.
Anstey, Christopher, 324.
Anthony, Hugh, 126; William, 32.
Antrobus, Henry, 322.
Aparte, Richard, 7.
Apleby, William, 35.
Applegarth, William, 1 10.
Apsley, Allen, 115; James, 99; William,

115. 130-
Archbold, Henry, 256; Sebastian, 20;

William, 256.
Archer, Edmond, 313; Edward, 169; John,

155; Peter, 123; Samuel, 121; Thomas,

117, 238; Timothy, 154; William, 169.
Arden, Edward, 231.
Argal, William, 340.
Argent, George, 306.
Arie, John, 271.
Anne, John, 234.

Armett, James, 120; Thomas, 120.
Armitage, Edward, 310; James, 310;

John, 344; Samuel, 89.
Annyn, Robert, 92.
Annys, John, 24.
Arnold, Nehemiah, 297; Thomas, 219;

William, 96.
Arrowsmith, Jo., 260; Steven, 56.
Arthington, Thomas, 129.
Anmdell, George, 63.
Ascall, Christopher, 177.
Asgill, Edward, 236; Henry, 189; James,

216; John, 189; Thomas, 214.
Ash, John, 297; Joseph, 120.
Ashbum (or Ashbom), Charles, 300; Isaac,

319; Joseph, 319.
Aaiby, Fletcher, 326; Henry, 39,47; John,

167; Ralph, 265; Richard, 35; Robert,

'57 ; Roger, 296; Thomas, 262 ; William,
26.

le, Edward, 165; James, 165; Nath-
anael, 170.
Asheley, Edward, 45.
Ashley, William, 238.
Ashnrst, James, 105.
Ashwell, Ferdinando, 107; Hugh, 131;

William, 107, 131.
Askew, Richard, 95; Robert, 315.
Aspland, William, 203.
Asshawe, George, 26.
Astell, Richard, 1 26 ; Thomas, 20; William,

297.
Aston, Adam, 128; Elias, 235; James,

139, 289; Jonathan, 236; WilUam, 325.

Ash<

Astry, Francis, 88.

Atherton, James, 217; John, 2x6.

Atkins, Benjamin, 264; John, 115, 303;

Robert, 73; Thomas, 115, 219.
Atkinson, Benedict, 18; Edmund, 18;

John, 108; Laurence, 80; Lot, 305;

Luke, 72; Richard, 304; Robert, 103;

Thomas, 21, 59; WilBam, 66,
Atkyn, Thomas, 45.
Attaway, John, 134.
Atterberrie, Richard, 229.
Atterbury, Thomas, 132, 333.
Attwood, Edward, 146.
Atwell, William, 280.
Atwood, Randall, 72.
Aubrie, Francis, 1 1.
Auger, Stephen, 19.
Austen, James, 296; William, 63, J23.
Austin, John, 54; Richard, 219; Thomas,

238.
Averell, Francis, 32.
Awder, Heiuy, 171.
Awdrey, cdias Mayre, John, 36.
Awdys, Martyn, 15.
Awger, Stephen, 13.
Axtell, Nathaniel, 285.
Axtill, John, 123; William, 117.
Axton, Thomas, 325.
Ayans, Henry, 342.
Aylett, Edward, 228; Michael, 242.

Ayliffe, Joseph, 338.

Aylmer, Brabazon, 33

Aylwin,_William, 284,

Aylmer, Brabazon, 333.

Aylwin, William, 28

Ayme, Joseph, 184.

Aynge, George, 324; John, 324.

Aynsworth, Benjamin, 150; George, 18;

Henry, 30; John, 299; Rowland, 115,

273; Thomas, 96, 235.
Ayres, Simon, 206.
-A^yrey, James, 95.

B.

Babington, Henry, 238; Samuel, 191.

Bacchus, John, 285.

Backhouse, Isaac, 254; Tames, 255.

Backler, George, 232; William, 241.

Backster, Bazell, 25 ; Luke, 25.

Bacon, James, 47; Phanuel, 273; Robert,

8; Samuel, 219.
Badby, Edward, 119.
Baddiley, John, 147.
Badger, Christopher, 121, 124.
Bage, Zachariah, 138.
Bagford, Heiiry, 67.
Baggs, Francis, 244 ; Giles, 198 ; Henry,

145 ; Joseph, 238.
Bagnall, Edward, 42 ; Robert, 109, 167.
Bagwell, William, 164.
BaUdon, William, 76.
Bailey, George, 124 ; Richard, 68 ; Theodore

(or Theophilus), 82 ; William, 87.
Baily, Joseph, 163; Thomas, 213; William,

228, 296.
Baines, Thomas, 142.

348

Ifidex.

Baker, Antony, 179 ; Clement, 137 ;

Edward, 156; Ferdinando, 96; George,

154; James, 51; John, 92, loi, 154,

209, 261, 326; Joseph, 208; Lawrence,

34; Richard, 55; Samuel, no, 326;

Stephen, 234; Thomas, ij6, 178, 181,

205, 206, 289, 326 ; Vmcent, 345 ;

William, 15, 224.
Balden, Sydrak, 21.
Baldock, Thomas, 82.
Baldwin, Francis, 260 ; Henry, 341 ;

Thomas, 100.
Baley, Thomas, 327.
Ball, Joseph, 201 ; Leonard, 155 ; Nath-

anael, 167 ; Richard, 224 ; Roger, 97 ;

Thomas, 133, 141 ; William, 165, 304.
Ballard, Gregory, 63; Henry, 312 ; John,

1 01 ; Nicholas, 92 ; Thomas, 315.
Ballow, W., 103.
Balman, Thomas, 241, 258.
Bamford, Henry, 48 ; Robert, 62.
Bampton, Samuel, 211.
Bancomb, John, 136 ; Thomas, 136.
Bancroft, David, 120.
BandmeU, John, 130.
Banister, William, 174.
Bankes, Henry, 178.
Banks, Alan, 317; Allen, 231; John,

247; Thomas, 320; William, 88, 231.
Banner, John, 290.
Bannister,. Anthony, 25.
Banwel], William, 344.
Barbar, Robert, 127.
Barber, Luke, 149 ; Randall, 81 ; Thomas,

169; William, 169.
Barbut, William, 332.
Bard, Peter, 112.
Bardolph, Simon, 198.
Bardure, Philip, 332.
Bardwell, John, 273.
Barecliffe, Richard, 302.
Barefoot, Benjamin, 280.
Barker, Edward, 264, 281 ; George, 2, 59,

3io» 343 ; Jacob, 106 ; James, 89, 98,

306 ; John, 16 ; Joseph, 148 ; Richard,

260 ; Thomas, 266 ; William, 260.
Barkham, Hugh, 93 ; Robert, 87.
Barley, Nicholas, 12.
Barlie, Henry, 33.
Barlow, Edward, 343 ; Philip, 334.
Bamaby, James, 90.
Barnard, Benjamin, 31 ; John, 95.
Bameby, John, 135.
Barnes, Edward, 302 ; George, 87; Joshua,

267 ; Leonard, 2 ; Richard, 153, 275 ;

Thomas, 112, 291 ; William, 285.
Bamesley, Rupert, 338.
Bamett, Samuel, 122.
Bamewell, John, 93.
Barnwell, Benjamin, 315.
Baron, Lyonell, 104; Thomas, 261;

William, 36.
Barrabee, Joseph, 156.
Barrat, Benjamin, 282; Edward, 285.
Barratt, Richard, 45.

Barrett, Henry, 308 ; Matthew, 211; Peter,

94; Simon, 268; Thomas, 128.
Barrow, John, 304; Leonard, 182; Robert,

298. 304.
Barry, John, 36; William, 140.
Bart, Andrew, 95.
Bartlett, Edward, 339; Henry, 206; John,

317; William, 24, 65.
Barton, Humphrey; 25; John, 329;

William, 84.
Bartram, John, 10 1.
Basill, Martin, 116.
Baskerville (or Baskerfield), Antony, 293;

Edward, 308; George, to8; John, 303;

Michael, 296; Ranoolpn, 303.
Bass, Jeremiah, 297.
Bassano, Roger, 89.
Bassendine, William, 328.
Basson, George, 170.
Bastvan, Francis, 6.
Batcnelor, Daniel, 137; John, 336;

William, 280.
Bateman, Anthony, iic; Benjamin, 326;

Charles, 284; John, 83, 253, 321, 343;

Matthew, 325; Thomas, 82, 100;

William, 115.
Bates, Christopher, 129, 131; Joseph, 108;

Leonard, 258 ; William, 302.
Bateson, Brian, 145; Christopher, 129;

Matthew, 209; Thomas, 209.
Bathe (or Batty), Jos., 260.
Bathen (or Batten), William, 138.
Bathurst, Timothy, 63.
Batley, Edward, 155.
. Batte, Richard, 6.
Batten, William, 292.
Batters, Christopher, 280.
Battersby, Alexander, 271; Richard, 273;

William, 276.
Baxter, Andrew, 38; George, 267; John,

86.
Baughe, John, 16; Richard, 142.
Bayldon, Joshua, 43.
Bayley, Humphrey, 315; John, 92, 99;

Joseph, 311; Matthew, 290; Nicolas,

159; William, 137.
Bay lie, Simon, 217; Thomas, 302 ; WiUiam,

49, 228.
Baylis, Robert, 315.
Bayly, John, 126; Richard, 19.
Baylye, John, 29.
Baynam, Arthur, 28.
Baynes, William, 21.
Ba3mham, Solomon, 297.
Baynton, John, 64.
Bazin, Abraham, 312.
Beacon, Basill, 15; Thomas, 297.
Beadle, Matthew, 76 ; Nicholas, 120 ;

Thomas, 126.
Beak, William, 297.
Beal, John, 314.
Beale, Edmund, 122 ; Francis, 205 ;

Nicholas, 107; Roger, 287.
Beaman, Martin, 309.
Beamond, William, 130.

Index.

349

Bean, John, 291.

Beane, Isaac, 267; Robert, 122.

Bearblocke, Anthony, 47 ; Henry, 13 ;

John, 204.
Beard, Charles, 256 ; Heniy, 251 ; Samp-

son, 344; Thomas, 253.
BeardaU, Thomas, 84; William, 84.
Beare (or Bere), Richard, 264.
Bearman, Thomas, 42.
Beasley, Thomas, 337.
Beason, Edward, 4.
Beaton, Neheraiah, 175.
BeaHchamp, John, 298.
Beaumont, Anthony, 93.
Beavoir, Thomas, 97.
Bebbe, James, 138.
Beck, James, 294; John, 166, 247; Joseph,

283; Samuel, loi, 222.
Beckford, Peter, 305; William, 209, 283.
Bedford, Thomas, 332; Timothy, 338;

William, 183.
Beebee, Roger, 152.
Beeby, John, 171; Nicolas, 177; Robert,

no.
Beech, James, 238; William, 238.
Beecher, Charles, 297, 300; Edward, 326.
Beedam, Thomas, 106.
Beedan, John, 126.
Beedom, Francis, 119.
Beesley, Charles, 260; William, 123.
Beheathland, Richard, 305.
Behoult, John, 65.
Beighton, Samuel, 344.
Beignoux (or Baignoux), Charles Timothy,

335.
Beirblock, James, 42.
Belboe (or Belbooe), Jacob, 270.
Belcher, John, 329.
Belfield, Edward, 14.
Belgrave, Thomas, 294.
Bell, Daniel, 210; Henry, 214; James, 334;

John, 167, 271; Joseph, 238; Richard,

120, 149, 260; Robert, 38; Rowland,

261; Thomas, 33, 119, 274; William, 142.
Bellamy, Adam, 332; Edward, 289, 335;

Henry, 70; Joim, loi; Robert, 283;

William, 312.
Bellasis, Sinolph, 266.
Bellchamber, Thomas, 249.
Sellers, Samuel, 249.
Bellowe, James, 39.
Bells, Roger, 284.

Bembridge, Charles, 188; Henry, 302.
Bemond, James, 131.
Benall, Robert, 24, 25.
Benboe, Patrick, 46.
Benbow, Brian, 63; Edward, in.
Bence, Robert, 243, 261 ; Squire, 219, 233.
Bendall, John, 119; Martin, 121.
Bendy, Samuel, 278.
Benger, Edward, 245.
Bennet, Benjamin, 286; Samuel, 208;

Thomas, 75, 225 ; William, 90, 282.
Bennett, Isaac, 28; John, 14, 125.
Bennit, John, 316.

Benny, William, 44.

Benson, John, 130, 300; Joseph, 258;

William, 58.
Bent, William, 255.
Benthall, Richard, 204.
Bentham, Bryan, 331; Jeremiah, 331.
Bentley, Edward, 225 ; William, 133.
Benton, John, 64.
Bents, Edmund, 55.
Benyan, Robert, 6.
Beraon, Philip, 91.
Berkley, Maurice, 185.
Berman, Charles, 289.
Bernard, Edward, 181; William, 69.
Berridge, John, 325.
Berry, Isaac, 117; Nicholas, 23; Richard,

141; Thomas, 167, 284; William, 86.
Berrj'man, George, 308.
Besouth, Joseph, 295 ; Thomas, 298.
Best, Charles, 166; Henry, 275; John, 330;

William, 75, 104.
Best wick, Matthew, 173.
Beswick, Rowland, 11.
Betley, William, 275.
Betterton (or Bettertun), John, 160;

William, 228.
Bettesworth, Peter, 96.
Bettingham, Daniel, 74.
Bettony, Samuel, 133, 276.
Betts, Roger, 1^59; Thomas, 295.
Bettsworth, Chnstianus, 341 ; Thomas, 341.
Bev-is, John, 188.
Bewton, John, 98; Richard, 99.
Bickerstaff, Edward, 246; John, 246;

Robert, 239.
Bickley, Samuel, 337.
Biddulph, Simon, 283.
Bide, Thomas, 151.
Biers, Nicholas, 37.

Biggs, Place, 327; Thomas, 323, 327, 344.
Biginore, Robert, 49; William, 49.
Bignall, George, 326.
Bignell, John, 99.
Bifle, Lancelot, 130.
Billingsley, Henry, 121.
Billins, Joseph, 34.
Binckes, Edward, 99.
Bincks, Charles, 247.
Bindles, George, 106.
Binefs, Edward, 133; Henry, 140; Magnus,

285.
Bingham, Joel, 171; William, 252.
Bingoe, Thomas, 180.
Binley, John, 286; Richaid, 285.
Birch, John, 126; Richard, 215.
Bird, John, 89,330; Jonathan, 79; J., 102;

Nicholas, 41 ; Thomas, 331 ;' William,

loi.
Birdsey, Thomas, 301.
Birkenhead (or Birkhead), John, 297 ; ,

296.
Birkett, Thomas, 253.
Birkshead, George, 112.
Birmon, James, 20.
Biroing, Richard, 268.

350

Index.

Bisco, Samvel, 295.

Bishop, Anthony 97; Francis, 321 ; John,
173; Nicholas, 136; William, 173, 175,

273.
Bishopp, Edward, 190.
Biss (or Bisse), Edward, 326; James, 311.
Bisshopp, Thomas, 167.
Bisson, Abraham, 69; Benjamin, 85.
•Bitese, Richard, I.
Blackam, John, 331.
Blackburn, Samuel, 279.
Blackerbv, Thomas, 320.
Blackhall, Richard, 139.
Blackman, James, 28; Thomas, 28; Wake,

283.
Blackmore, Robert, 341 ; Samuel, 191 ;

William, 12^.
Blackstone, John, 38.
Blackwell, James, 260 ; Thomas, 129 ;

Timothy, 128.
Blagden, Joseph, 207.
Blake, Charles, 296; Daniel, 210, 227;

Henry, 188; Isaac, 341; John, 144;

Richard, 180.
Blakemore, William, 37.
Blamore, Thomas, 297.
Bland, Charles, 329; Giles, 231 ; John, 231,

269; Thomas, 187; William, 172, 200,

271.
Blaney, Richard, 286.
Blason, Henry, 69.
Blay, William, 63.
Blechinden, John, 323 ; Richard, 262, 302 ;

Thomas, 302.
Blemmill, James, 65 ; John, 65.
Blennerhasset, alias Hasset, Robert, 29.
Blenning, Matthew, 87.
Bleven (or Blethen), Peter, 79, 87.
Blew, John, 1^5.
Blinckeme, Jonn, 174.
Blincoe, George, 60; John, 103 ; Walter, 62.
Blirton, John, 174.
Blofield, Giles, 105 ; Henry, 105 ; Richard,

105.
Blomfield, Henry, 239.
Bloodworth, James, 134, 227; Thomas,

134-
Blount, Robert, 4.
Blower, Francis, 336; Thomas, 228.
Bluck, William, i&.
Blundell, George, 102; Samuel, 288.
Blunt, Thomas, 298.
Blurkett, John, 277.
Blyth, Henry, 345.
Blyton, John, 307.
Board, Caleb, 335.
Boddington, Humphrey, 333; John, 88,

318; William, 318.
Bodicoat, Moses, 303.
Bodnam, John, 16.
Boheme, John, 343 ; Samuel, 343.
Boldero, Arthur, 260 ; Charles, 260.
Bolnest, John, 130.
Bolt, Jonathan, J09.
Bolter, John, 168, 227.

Bolton, Francis, 10; Henry, 195; Thomas»

243-
Bond, G«orge, 67 ; James, 16 ; John,

178; Timothy, 126; William, 67.
Bonephant, PhUip, 129.
Bones, Tohn, ji.
Bonevafl, Benjamin, no.
Bonham, Joshua, 89.
Bonnell, David, 162.
Bonner, Hercules, 107.
Bonny, Thomas, 250.
Bonnyman, Thomas, 338.
Bonwick, Ambrose, 266; George, 294;

James, 288; J^ohn, 318.
Booby (or Bowgie), Humphrey, 12 c.
Booker, John, 220; Samuel, 220; Thomas,

85.
Boon, John, 221 ; Thomas, 211.
Boone, Nicholas, 69.
Booth, Peter, 257.
Boover, James, 59.
Bom9, David, 116; Henry, 52; Reuben,

122 ; Richard, 52 ; Roger, 21 ; William,

21.
Boroughs, Cornelius, 145.
Borrett, Edward, 57 ; William, 57.
Borton, Thomas, 284.
Borvey, David, 314.
Bosman, George, 209.
Bossan, John Otto, 337.
Bostock, Lionel, 170.
Bostocke, William, 279.
Bosworth, John, 300, 310.
Bothamley, John, 308.
Bothan, John, 276.
Boucherct, Daniel, 96.
Bouchey, Adrixm, 84.
Boughton, Richard, 113.
BouUlon, John, 119.
Boult, Gabriel, 91; Jonathan, 309.
Boulter, Hugh, 315.
Boulton, Abraham, 71.
Boundy, William, 313.
Bourcher, Thomas, 55 ; William, 54.
Bourchier, John, 343; Richard, 221;

Thomas, 220.
Bourditt, John, 336.
Bourn, Ralph, 218.
Bourne, Nehemiah, 290; Peter, loi;

Robert, 125; Thomas, 72.
Bousefield, Francis, 16; Tliomas, 3.
Bouthworth, Edmund, 78.
Bowcher, Edward, 215; George, 215.
Bowden, John, 300; Richard, 192.
Bowdler, Daniel, 253.
Bowen, Adam, 181; John, 94; Robert, 3;

Thomas, 262.
Bower, Richard, 138.
Bowers, Leonard, 137.
Bowes, Francis, 328; Richard, 329.
Bowlden, Benjamin, 291.
Bowler, William, 235.
Bowles, John, i?o; Thomas, 37, 118.

Bowly, J 128.

Bowrage, John, 323.

Index.

351

Bowser, George, 6; John, 140.
Bowtell, James, 155; William, 178.
Bowthe, Thomas, 84.
Bowyer, Bartholomew, 275; Charles, 242;

Edward, 180, 185, 323; Francis, 335;

Gilbert,- 37; Henry, 106; Hugh, 18;

Humphrey, 217; Jonin, 16,171; Joseph,

330 ; Robert, 193 ; Thomas, 191 ;

Timothy, 217; William, 4, 87, 166.
Bowzer, Francis, 89.
Boyce, Thomas, 202.
Boyes, Abraham, 213; Isaac, 213.
Boyfield, Richard, 338.
Boyle, John, 70; Joshua, 117; Michael, 30.
Boys, John, 87.

Boyse, Robert, 235; Venncr, 234.
Brabbin, Richard, 16.
Brabome, Henry, 60; Robert, 40.
Braby, Joseph, 66; Stephen, 66.
Brackley, James, 340.
Bradbanck, Francis, 23.
Bradbery, Henry, 63.
Bradbury, Michael, 109; Thomas, 341.
Brader, John, 175.

Bradford, James, 88; Richard, 112, 236.
Bradley, ]Benjamin, 187 ; George, 100,

108; Henry, 187; James, 10; Richard,

54; William, 100. •
Bradly, Jacob, 327.
Bradnox, John, 208.
Bradshaw, Abraham, 73 ; John, 43 ; Oba-

diah, 43; Silas Sebro., 339; Stephen,

173; Thomas, 58.
Bradway, William, 28.
Bragg, Benjamin, 311; George, 274;

Roger, 274.
Bragge, William, 270.
Brailsford, Charles, 259, 307; Edward,

Bram, John, 198.
Brains, John, 298.
Brainfhwaite, Edmund, 187.
Braithwaite, John, 117.
Brakespear, James, 340.
Bramhall, Robert, 124.
Brampton, Ashley, 163 ; John, 279.
Bramston, Robert, 172 ; Thomas, 172.
Brand, Henry, 156; Jeremy, 156; John,

3, 193,218; William, 3.
Brandon, George, 274; John, 205, 242;

Thomas, 242.
Brandshaw, Robert, 136.
Brandwood, Nicholas, 40.
Branthwaite, John, 141.
Branwood, Thomas, 130.
Brassey, John, 131; Thomas, 131.
Brathwaite, John, 108.
Brattell, Thomas, 187.
Brawne, Edmund, loi.
Bray, Andrew, 2&); Francis, 219.
Breamore, Bartholomew, 34; Nicholas, 34.
Brearcliffe, Richard, 302.
Breeze, Daniel, 80; Patrick, 80.
Brent, Daniel, 241.
Brereton, Beardmore, 300; Thomas, 343.

Brett, Egerton, 306.

Brewer, Christopher, 146; Isaac, 262;

John, 135; Laurence, 118; Richard, 306.
Brian, Richard, 117; Robert, 319.
Brice, Matthew, 176; William, 300.
Brickland, Mark, 153.
Bricknell, Henry, 223.
Bridge, John, 312; William, 312.
Bridges, Daniel, 128; John, 77.
Bridgwater, Thomas, 285.
Bridson, Roger, 310.
Brigge, John, 138; Richard, 14.
Briggome, Henry, 299.
Bn&gs, James, 291 ; Jeremiah, 168, 217;

John, 238; Philip, 312; Sampson, loi;

Samuel, 281; William, 75.
Brigham, Brigg, 301 ; Henry, 301.
Bright, Arthur, 6; Benjamin, 100; Ed-
ward, 69; Francis, 69; Thomas, 6.
Brimsted, Edward, 262.
Brisco, Samuel, 295.
Bristow, William, 301.
Britain, Thomas, 186, 202.
Britayne, Thomas, 175,
Britell, John, 284.
Britland, John, 250.
Brittayne (or Britton), John, 75,
Britten, John, 34; William, 327,
Brittle, John, 294.
Broadbent, John, 77.
Broadgate, John, 144.
Broadwater, Thomas, 68.
Brock, William, 258.
Broderick, Thomas, 272.
Brome, Alexander, 287 ; Henry, 4.
Bromley, John, 298; Nathanael, 234, 245;

Thomas, 7, 233, 245.
Brooke, Edward, 25, 26 ; George, 285 ;

Humphrey, 133, 152; John, 76, 147, 232;

Nicholas, no; Ralph, 6; Robert, 44,

91, 152 ; Thomas, 278.
Brookes, Cornelius, 278; Francis, 121;

Philip, 324; Ralph, 98; Robert, 98;

Thomas, 267; William, 91, 137, 265.
Brooks, Antony, 259; John, 138, 298;

Joshua, 294; Matthew, 151; Robert, 91 ;

William, 89, 296.
Broom, Hezekiah, 325.
Broome, George, 89; Humphrey, 104.
Brothers, Thomas, 165.
Brough, Thomas, 104.
Broughton, Edward, 54; Humphrey, 100;

John, 58; Thomas, 103.
Brown, Abraham, 273; Charles, 307;

Francis, 211; John, 1 10, 247, 342 ; Joseph,

226; Mark, 31; Simon, 216; Solomon,

234; Thomas, 6, 177, 183; William,

145, 215.
Browne, George, 143, 286; Giles, 82;

James, 277, 322; John, 2, 63, 78, loi,

123, 274; Nicholas, 124; Peter, 109;

Richard, 9, 61, 273; Thomas, 290, 339;

William, 105.
Brownesmith, Benjamin, 154; Bezaleel,

172.

352

Index.

Broxon (or Brockson), Samuel, 154, 162.

Bruen, Jonathan, 307.

Brugge, Tames, 27.

Bruin, Thomas, 129.

Brunning, Jasper, 104.

Bryan, Charles, 183.

Bryant, Anthony, 270.

Bryshett, Michael, 8.

Brytan, George, 32.

Buck, Ezekiel, 31 ; Henry, 48; Humphrey,
65; John, 23.

Buckby, Richard, 284 ; William, 48.

Bucke, A., 94; William, 109.

Buckeridge, Arthur, 137, 270, 298; Bain-
bridge, 29s ; Edmund, 297 ; John, 21 ;
Nicholas, 266, 297; Richard, 298; Sea-
borne, 278 ; Thomas, 308.

Buckefnell, John, 330.

Buckland, Ralph, 18.

Buckler, Samuel, 41.

Buckley, John, 192, 298; Richard, 84;
Thomas, 50.

Buckman, Henry, 80; John, 80.

Buckmaster, Thomas, 201.

Bucknall, James, 235; John, 235.

Buckner, Charles, 293.

Bucknor, Anthony, 146.

Bugaby, Richard, 284.

Buggins, Stint, 317; William, 15.

Buirke, Richard, 35.

Bulfell, Thomas, 245.

Bull, John, 208; Richard, 246; Roger,
102; Thomas, 192.

BuUack, Christopher, 181; Thomas, 181.

Bullen, John, 236,

Bullock, George, 50; Hugh, 30; Luke, 40;
Richard, 192; Robert, 217; William, 57.

Bult, James, 125.

Bumpsted, John, 1 13.

Bunbury, Thomas, 180.

Buncapell, John, 93.

Bunce, Edward, 311.

Bunting, Benjamin, 185; Francis, 248;
Henry, 208.

Bunynge, John, 45.

Burby, Cuthbert, 97.

Burd, Ralph, 74 ; Robert, 340 ; William,

337-
Burden, WiUiam, 295.
Burdctt, John, 336 ; Thomas, 290.
Burdin, Richard, 269.
Burfield, Francis, 113; Isaac, 278.
Burford, Thomas, 335.
Burges, Charles, 129; Francis, 314;

James, 129; Richard, 276; Robert,

105, 136, 278 ; Thomas, 78.
Burgin, Henry, 269.
Burgoyn, Roger, 276.
Burken, Justus, 205.
Burket, John, 329.
Bumaby, Thomas, 329.
Burnell, Arthur, 99 ; George, 193 ; Henry,

92 ; John, 34, 138.
Burnet, Henry, 134.
Burnett, Simon, 32.

Bumham, Antony, 230; Greorge, 65;

Robert, 256; William, 217.
Burnish, John, 81.
Bums, John, 290.
Bumwood, OUver, 108.
Burren, Antony, 252.
Burret, John, 59.
Burrish, Edward, 324.
Burrow, John, 322.
Burrows, George, 289.
Burstone, George, 94.
Burt, Benjamin, 67 ; Edward, 285 ; John,

73, 144; William, 108.
Burton, David, 297 ; Giles, 5 ; Henry, 46 ;

Littleton, 318; Michael, 146; Robert,

53; Samuel, 162; Thomas, loi, 151,

251 ; William, 213.
BurtweH, William, 133.
Bury, William, 158.
Busby, Edward, 187; Francis, 187.
Busfelde, Robert, 21.
Busfield, John, 168.
Bushell, Charles, 321 ; Edward, 238 ; John,

284 ; Samuel, 305 ; William, 86.
Busher, George, 163; Jeremy, 149;

Thomas, 146.
Butcher, Richard, 146 ; Thomas, 146.
Butler, Benjamin, 247 ; Charles, 247 ;

George, 268; Hemy, 320; Jacob, 181,

336 ; James, 333 ; John, 168, 205 ; Lillv,

336 ; Matthew, 146, 186 ; Michael, 66 ;

Richard, 205, 285 ; Stephen, 204 ;

Thomas, 66, 186, 190, 210, 246.
Butter. Daniel, 125 ; William, 113.
Butterfield, Henry, 298.
Byfield, Arthur, 182; John, 288.
Byker, John, 224.
BjTie, John, 331 ; Magnus, 334 ; Thomas,

334-
Bynes, Edward, 126.
Byrd, John, 57.
Byrt, John, 157.

Cabbell. Robert, 265.

Cable, Peter, 340; White, 300.

Cables, Thomas, 340.

Cadbury, Humphrey, 344.

Cadman, Henry, 324 ; Nicholas, 135 ;

Ralph, 326.
Caesar, Thomas, 13.

Calamy, Benjamin, 338; Edward, 77, 314.
Caldecot. See Cawcutt.
Call, John, 94.

Callen, John, 5.
"Is, Daniel, 77;
149.

Callis,

Robert, 77; Samuel,

Cally, Jeremiah, 220 ; William, 80.
Calthorpe, Edward, 248; James, 203.
Calthrop, John, 291; Martin, 320.
Calverley, William, ii.
Calvert, John, 85; Robert, 85; Sampson,

94; Samuel, 78.
Campian, Andrew, 168.

Index.

353

Campion, Henry, 13; Thomas, 106.

Canby, Henry, 278.

Cane, Josiah, 301.

Canning, Edmond, 153.

Cannings, Robert, 310; Thomas, 214.

Cannon, Thomas, 265.

Cantrell, Nicholas, 320; Richard, 309;

Thomas, 300.
Capell, George, 255; John, 219; Thomas,

67; William, 276.
Capon, John, 315.
Caps, Thomas, 285.
Caramore, John, 300.
Cardel, Abraham, 342 ; John, 344; Richard,

344.
Cardell, Tohn, 205.
Carden, Samuel, 297; Stephen, 297.
Cardrow, James, 211.
Careless, Thomas, 112, 191; William, 316.
Caresley, Thomas, 213.
Carew, George, 322; John, 35; Thomas,

87.
Carewe, John, 18; William, 13.
Carewood, John, 282.
Carey, George, 322 ; Joseph, 76, 263.
Cargm, Thomas, 130.
Carington, Thomas, 44.
Carleton, John, 173.
Carlile, Roger, 318.
Camaby, Walter, 261 ; William, 86.
Came, Berkeley, 171.
Caron, Joseph, 76.
Carpender, Richard, 133.
Caipenter, Edmund, 195, 200; Edward,

23; John, 65, 73; Robert, 50, 172.
Carr, George, 115; Nicholas, 139; Roger,

271; William, 115.
Carrell, Joseph, loi.
Carrick, Caleb, 300.
Carrier, Harvev, 326; Roger, 48.
Canyll, Daniel, 315.
Carsmgal, Ricluu-d, 142.
Carswell, Nicholas, 142.
Carter, Benjamin, 338; Christopher, 40;

Edward, 100, 112; George, 218, 256;

James, 79; John, 188; Peter, 128;

Richard, 8; Robert, 10 1, 132; Solomon,

250; Thomas, 21, 255, 318; William,

"3. 124.
Cartwright, John, 48 ; Thomas, 310 ;

William, 15.
Cary, John, 297; Joseph, 235; Thomas,

297.
Caryon, Barnard, 12.
Case, George, 152; Thomas, 84, 152.
Cassell, John, 255.
Castle, Nicholas, 113.
Castledine, John, 341.
Castleton, James, 40; Matthew, 133.
Caswell, John, 323.
Catchmayd, John, 143.
Catchpole, Francis, 280, 282.
Catcott, Alexander Stopford, 344.
Caterbancke, George, 98.
Catterill, Thomas, 179.

Z

Cattersall, Adam, 300.

Causton, Daniel, 337; William, 310.

Cave, John, 119 ; Stephen, 301 ; Thomas,

301; William, 117.
Cawcutt (? Caldecot), Thomas, 307.
Cecill, John, 75; Thomas, 38; William, 38.
Cerday, Immanuel, 292.
Chace, William, 270.
Chadwell, Tl^omas, 299.
Chafer, John, 33.
Chalkhill, Roger, 171.
Challoner, Thomas, 155.
Chaloner, George, 235; Jacob, 51, 291;

Theodore, 319.
Chamberlain, Francis, 20; John, 254, 296;

Robert, 170; William, 254.
Chamberlaine (or Chamberlen), Abraham,

69; Nathaniel, 100; Peter, 67; Richard,

217; Seagrave, 286; Thomas, 305;

William, 83; Willoughby, 287; Younge,

73-
Chambers, Edward, 109 ; Richard, 16 ;

William, 16; Zachary, 102.
Champion, Godfrey, 88; Humphrey, 24.
Champney, Thomas, 266.
Chandler, Benjamin, 242; George, 108.
Chantler, Samuel, 165.
Chantrey, Peter, 184.
Chaplain, James, 314.
Chaplin, John, 275; Richard, 221 ; Thomas,

206, 274; Tryamour, 266.
Chapman, Andrew, 4 ; Charles, 325 ;

George, 192; Henry, 74, 153; John, 7,

147; Joseph, 69, J28; Lancelot, 256;

Nathaniel, 264; Richard, no; Robert,

49, 188; William, 70 bis^ 209.
Chappell, Martin, 164; Thomas, 186.
Chare (or Charde), Edward, 148; George,

246; Peter, 149.
Charles, John, 267; Thomas, 136, 140.
Chamock, Robert, 21.
Chase, John, 281 ; Robert, 325.
Chattle, George, 230.
Checkley, William, 123, 293.
Cheek, Henry, 247 ; John, 305.
Cheltenham, Edward, 291.
Cheney, Asteley (or Ashley), 52, 181;

John, 50; Thomas, 231.
Cherry, Robert, 261 ; Thomas, 282.
Chese, John, 20.
Chester, Abraham, 131 ; Charles, 173 ;

John, 29 ; Thomas, 78 ; Walter, 135.
Cheston, Francis, 145; Kirk, 127.
Chetham, Edward, 301 ; Jacob, 307.
Chetwynd, William, 150.
Chevall (or Chivall), John, 256, 313;

Richard, 265 ; Robert, 293 ; William,

218.
Chevely, Alexander, 82.
Cheyney, Richard, 69, 73 ; Thomas, 73.
Chickley, John, 66.
Chidley, William, 94.
Chilcott, loseph, 314.
Child, Ephraim, 50; Henry, 343 ; John, 87.
Childcrley, John, 25.

354

Index.

Chfldlcy, Richard, 67 ; William, 80.

Chillingworth, William, 84.

ChisweU, John, 146.

Chitty, Daniel, 154 ; Henry, 335.

Chowne, Christopher, 320 ; Thomas, 331.

Chrislow, Philip, 344; Richard, 271.

Christie, Thomas, 117.

Christmas, John, 56, 332.

Christopher, Samuel, 150.

Church, Thomas, 325 ; Timothy, 342 ;

William, 157.
Churchman, A. 95 ; William, 71.
Citysend, Robert, 308.
Clagett, George, 251 ; Thomas, 251.
Clapham, Pacd, 42.
Clare, John, 254; William, 312.
Clark, Andrew, 193; David, 204; Edward,

275; Ed., 320; Francis, 167; Humphrey,

126; James, 181; John, 19^, 245, 249,

277f 337; Michael, 270 ; Nathaniel, 287 ;

Philip, 246; Thomas, 253, 279; Wilde,

337; William, 178, 193.
Clarke, Benjamin, 71; Charles, 327;

Edmund, 113; Francis, 106; George,

59; Henry, 144; Humphrey, 3 19; John

Magnis,-139; James, 150; Jerman, 317;

Ter., 316; John, 50, 52, 163, 305;

Jonathan, 143 ; Ralph, 8 ; Richard, 92,

102, 155, 296; Robert, 52; Samuel, 154 ;

Thomas, 42, 71, 75, 80, 160; William,

74» 134; W., 94.
Clarson, Richard, 10.
Clarvalt, John, 317.
Claughton, James, 70.
Clavell, Edward, 316; Walter, 316.
Claxton, Richard, 195.
Clay, Edward, 76 ; John, 105, 197.
Claydon, Bamaby, 28.
Clayton, Alexander, 162 ; Belling. 286 ;

Francis, 197 ; George, 198, 298 ; Jasper^

152,297; John, 218, 263; Robert, 279;

Thomas, 137, 254, 337 ; William, 129,

160, 162, 296.
Clayworth, Robert, 124, 134.
Cleaton, James, 31.
Cleave, Joseph, 285; William, 337.
Cleaver, Charles, 106; Francis, 155; Henry,

186; John, 140.
Cleavley, Tohn, 219.
Cleeve, Alexander, 281; William, 338.
Clegot, Edward, 177; Thomas, 177.
Clemence, Henry, 74.
Clemens, Grregory, 160; John, 169.
Clement, John, 316.
Clements, Henry, 219.
Clendan, James, 159; John, 157; Thomas,

157.
Clerk, John, 28; Philip, 263; Wilde, 255.
Clerke, Bartholomew, 129; Gabriel, 10.
Clever, Francis, 72.
Cleves (or Cleaves), James, 62.
Cliife, Nicholas, 30.
Clifford, Antony, 211.
Clifton, John, 119; Joseph, 94; Walter,

27.

Clinch, John, 95; Walter, 91.

Clive, John, 25.

Close, Mark, 324.

Clulow, John, 146.

Clutterbuck, John, 169.

Clutton, Andrew, 237.

Clybome, Edmond, 11.

Clypsham, Michael, 309.

Coates, Leonard, 159; Simon, 159.

Cob, Thomas, 171.

Cobbe, John, 85.

Cock, John, 151.

Cockaine, Charles, 189.

Cockerill, Thomas, 317.

Cockes, William, 29.

Cockett, James, 226 ; Thomas, 298.

Cocking, William, 240.

Cockram, John, 314.

Cocks, \^^lliam, 61.

Cogan, Henry, 128.

Coish, Elisha, 181.

Coker (or Cocker), John, 71, 305.

Cokum, James, 185.

Colbome, Thomas, 11.

Colby, John, 114.

Colchester, William, 1 14.

Colclough, Anthony, 39.

Coldicott, John, 237.

Cole, Darnel, 75; Francis, 326; Henry,

343; Jacob, 299; John, 227; Samuel,

260; Thomas, 328.
Coleboume, John, 284.
Coleman, Francis, 320; Henry, 107; John,

305; Roger, 186; Thomas, 300; Tobias,

214; William, 182.
Coles, Elisha, 263; John, 276; Robert,

275; William, 280.
Coleston (or Colston), John, 314.
Collet, Robert, 78; Thomas, 293; William,

140.
CoUett, Nicholas, 11; Robert, 305.
CoUey, John, 43.
Collier, Henry, 311; John, 311.
CoUingwood, Edward, 64 ; Israel, 127 ;

Nathaniel, 198; Ralph, 64; Thomas, 74.
Collins, Arthur, 88 ; Edward, 67 ; Richaixl,

29, 89; Robert, 142; Thomas, 244,

279; William, 148.
CoUison, John, 188; Michael, 123.
Collit, Thomas, 342.
CoUyer, John, 131.
Colman, Morgan, 12.
Colquit, Milisent, 141.
Colt, Richard, 9.
Coltman, Abraham, 239.
Colwell, John, 279.
Combe, Edward, 283.
Comber, James, 261.
Combera, Thomas, 41.
Combes, Thomas, 85.
Commins, Richard, 55.
Condly, Samuel, 334.
Congray, Peter, 313.
Coningsby, Charles, 300 ; John, 299 ;

Robert, 286.

Index,

355

Conley, William, 21.

Connell, Heniy, 285.

Connington, Thomas, 265.

Conoway, James, 308.

Conqaer, George, 194.

Conquey, Lawrence, 50.

Constantine, Philip, 169; Thomas, 103.

Conway, James, 150; Thomas, 9.

Cony, Thomas, 238.

Conyers, Edmond, 310; Francis, 143;

George, 303; Gerard, 271 ; Henry, 35;

John, 264, 271; J., 100; Oliver, 147;

Thomas, 32, 263 ; Tristram, 131; William,

^ 57. 131. 273-

Cook, Benjamin, 253; John, 193, 200, 318;

Joseph, 210, 253; Leigh, 292; Peter,

206; Richard, 296; Robert, 172; Simon,

131; Thomas, 317; William, 240, 255,

336.
Cooke, Daniel, 16^; Edward, 150, 280;

Francis, 15; John, 25, 60, 148, 280;

Josias, 97; Laurence, 295; Nicolas, 164;

Ralph, 104; Richard, 64, 68; Thomas,

68, 147, 276, 307; William, 152, 276,

283.
Cookman, Abraham, 280; Richard, 279.
Cooley, Richard, 58; William, 118.
Cooling (or Coling), Edward, 24; Gabriel,

so; John, 24, 50.
Cooper, Balthazar, 22 ; Benjamin, 306 ;

Cnarles, 319; Christopher, 127, 189;

Daniel, 99; Ephraim, 264; James, 295,

3io»3i9; Joh»» 26, 29, 104, 17?. 295;

Joseph, 241; Lionel, 11, Nathaniel, 61 ;

Robert, 340; Thomas, 276; William,

III.
Cooperthwaite, Richard, 65; Thomas, 70.
Coos, Thomas, 295.
Cope, Anthony, 317; Christopher, 169;

John, 317; William, 189.
Copeland, Claudius, 293; John, 294.
Copertwake, John, 25.
Copinger, Joseph, 186.
Coppinger, Adam, 1 14.
Cops, James, 329 ; William, 329.
Corbet, John, 116.
Corbett, Adrian, 18; Benjamin, 299;

Joseph, 267.
Corbin, Timothy, 308,
Corbine, Gardine, 311.
Corden, Tames, 79 ; Richard, 60.
Corlett, Henry, 79.
Cornelius, Gilbert, 146.
Cornell, John, 310.
Cornish, George, 207.
Corrington, Nicholas, 93.
Cosens, John, 298 ; Peter, 298.
Costerdine, George (or John), 94.
Costerius, Jasper, 275.
Cote (or Coote), Thomas, 147.
Cotherington, Robert, 172, 200.
Cottingham, James, 325 ; John, 107 ;

William, 328.
Cotton, Samuel, 201 ; Thomas, 143.
Cottrell, Benjamin, 147.

Couch, James, 48 ; John, 293.

Couchman, John, 184.

Coulson, Edward, loi ; John, 254.

Coulthurst, Edward, 81.

Courthope, Edward, 261 ; George, 124.

Courtney, John, 193.

Couse, James, 299.

Covell, Richard, 90 ; Thomas, 47.

Coventry, Isaac, 137.

Covert, Anthony, 87; Humphrey, 19;

Robert, 16.
Coward (or Coard), Abel, 78, 214 ; Henry,

108 ; William, 292.
Cowbick, William, 6.
Cowder, Samuel, 339.
Cowdrey, Thomas, 258.
Cowell, John, 244.
Cowick, John, 148.
Cowles, George, 341.
Cowley (or Cooly), Henry, 265 ; John, 325 ;

Thomas, 171.
Cowne, John, 35.
Cowper, Balthazar, 14; John, 340; Robert,

Cowram, James, 90.

Cox, Charles, 267 ; Edward, 122, 234 ;

Henry, 20, 288 ; James, 329 ; John, 28,

247, 342; Laurence, 121; Luke, 215;

Michael, 263; Richard, 216, 275, 286,

319; Robert, 96; Samuel, 327; Thomas,

131, 216; William, 270, 294.
Coxe, John, 29, 10 1 ; Richard, 20; Thomas,

98; William, 61.
Coxen, Thomas, 322.
Coxon, Richard, 91.
Coysh, John, 301.
Cozens, John, 128.
Crabbe, Simon, 132.
Crabtree, James, 335.
Craddon, John, 57.
Cradock, Benjamin, 223 ; George, 341 ;

John, 223 ; Thomas, 299, 344.
Crale, Daniel, 291.
Crane, Edmund, 338; John, 55; Owen,

185; William, 288.
Cranford, Jonathan, 186 ; Joseph, 161 ;

Josiah, 230 ; Nathanael, 161 ; Samuel,

161.
Cranmer, Charles, 283 ; George, i? ;

Thomas, 17.
Cranstone, William, 131.
Cranwell, John, 69.
Craven, Isaac, 211.
Crawford, Quintin, 98.
Crawley, Andrew, 134; George, 100, 248;

Thomas, 310.
Creech, Miles, 319; Peter, 75.
Creed, Ezra, 278; Robert, 288; Timothy,

3^; William, 278.
Creffield, Ralph, 342.
Cressey, Edmund, 214; John, 214.
Creswell, Richard, 247.
Cribett, John, 77.
Crich, Samuel, 318.
Crichlow, Richard, 266*

356

Index.

Crisp, Andrew, 301.

Crispin, Daniel, 150.

Critch, John, 330.

Crocket, John, 57.

Crofte, Henry, 121; John, 10; William, 6.

Crofts, Robert, 179.

Crocker (or Creaker), Giles, 57.

Crompton, George, 287 ; William, 180.

Croocner, Thomas, 107.

Crooke, Samuel, ill, 125.

Croone, Henry, 139; Jacob, 156; William,

153-
Cropp, Samuel, 332.
Crosby, Matthew, 47; Tobias, 182.
Cross, Charles, 224 ; James, 207 ; John,

175, 294; Richard, 225.
Crosse, John, 5, 113; Peter, 112, Robert,

113; Thomas, iii, 284, 324.
Crossin, Francb, 311.
Crossley, Samuel, 237.
Crouch, Richard, 119; Stephen, 21 4-;

Walter, 344.
Crouden, Nathaniel, 298.
Crowcher, Nathanael, 89.
Crowder, Charles, 258.
Crowdson, Richard, 83.
Crowe, Francis, 76; Robert, 9.
Crowland, John, 204.
Crowley (or Cropley), Joseph, 109 ; Theo-
dore, 47.
Crowther, Joseph, 90, 261 ; Samuel, 53.
Croxton, Humphrey, 32 ; James, 92 ;

John, 37.
CrondaU, James, 310.
Cryer, Thomas, 3^3.
Cuckney, Henry, 88.
Cudworth, Benjamin, 312; John, 266;

Thomas, 293.
Cuff, Thomas, 177.
Cuffe, John, 77 ; William, 77.
Cule, Thomas, 271.
CuUimore, George, 72.
Culling, John, 264.
Culmer, Alexander, 91.
Cumming, Robert, 297.
Cund, Thomas, 106.
Cundy, John, 93.
Cuningrave, Francis, 239.
Cunliffe, Nicolas, 183.
Curl, Moses, 250.
Curie, John, 237.
Curley, Thomas, i.
Curling, William, 154.
Cuirey, John, 254; Thomas, 160.
Currier, John, 326.
Curtis, Daniel, 323 ; Edmond, 26 ; Edward,

140; John, 98, 105; Joseph, 178;

Josias, 40 ; Samuel, 323 ; Thomas, 26,

iqi, 323.
Cust, Nicholas, 332.

Cuthbert, James, 169 ; William, 169, 298.
Cutler, Matthew, 197 ; Robert, 265.
Cutlove, Charles, 227; Joseph, 338;

Thomas, 230 ; William, 336.
Cutter, John, 343.

Cuttor, John, 275.

Cutis, Kdward, 147 ; John, 223.

D.

Daberon, Jos., 261.

Dabiel, Henry, 331.

Dabson, Christopher, 85.

Daffe, Edward, 33.

Daifye, William, 37.

I>agger, Samuel, 3^4.

Dagget, David, 296.

Daintey, Thomas, 85.

Daking, John, 327 ; Josiah, 328.

Dakins, Richard, 91.

Dale, John, 13; Samuel, 316; Thomas,
35 ; William, 6, 35.

DalTin, Thomas, 172.

Dalton, George, 142; James, 310;
Nathanael, 217 ; Thomas, 143, 266.

Danby, Richard, ill.

Dance, John, '249.

Dancy, Henry, 224.

Dangerfield, Nathaniel, 301.

Daniel, Anthony, 140; Henry, 315;
William, 136.

Daniell, Lambert, 270.

Danks, Thomas, 194.

Daim, John, 139.

Dansey, John, 178.

Danton, Thomas, 292.

Danvers, Charles, 287 ; William, 77.

Darby, William, 128.

Darick, Nathaniel, 275.

Darley, John, 48, 335.

Darling, Robert, 89.

Damelly, Edward, 216.

Damton, John, 58.

Darton, Thomas, 289.

Daiy, Michael, 257.

Datcheler, Matthew, 240.

Daubuz (or Debuz), Charles, 317.

Davall, Caspar, 231 ; Thomas, 222.

Davenant, John, 98 ; Nicholas, 97 ;
Richard, 251 ; Robert, 85.

Davenett, John, 23.

Daveney, Robert, 21.

Davenport, Thomas, 182.

Davey, Robert, 318.

Davidson, Henry, 135.

Davies, Alexander, 194; Charles, 255;
Daniel, 104; George, 176; Hugh, 127;
Joseph, 298 ; Nicholas, 67 ; St. John,
326 ; Thomas, 255 ; William, 57, 276.

Davil, George, 343.

Davis, Benjamin, 178, 313 ; Clement, 302 ;
Edward, 194; Ellis, 27; Henry, 151,
233 ; James, 94 ; John, 52, 238 ; Jos.,
260 ; Laurence, 142 ; Matthew, 70, 94 ;
Michael, 216; Nicholas, 308; Richard,
142; Thomas, 192; William, 105, 170;

, 132.

Davison, Michael, 125.

Davyes, Robert, 29.

Dawbney, George, 26; Rowland, 13.

Index.

357

Dawes, Alexander, 148 ; Edward, 142 ;

George, iii, 114; Henry, 182; James,

230; John, 127, 317; Thomas, 77;

Wflliam, 303.
Dawkins, Edward, 112; John, 134; Poly-

carpe, 127.
Dawks, Thomas, 191.
Dawlman, Isaiah, 200.
Dawson, Daniel, 99; Edward, 65; John,

4, 113, 217; Peter, 260; Thomas, 4,

156, 161, 238 ; William, 337.
Dax, Michael, 3.

Day, George, 175; John, 162, 270; Leon-
luxl, 264, Samue], 146 ; Thomas, 55, 66,
I35» 270; William, 276, 283.

Dayntrey, John, 166.

Deables, Brian, 20.

Deacon, Benjamin, 279; Jeremy, 80; John,

157, 160; Thomas, 158.
Deagle, Gilbert, 95.
Dean, Richard, 269, 333.

Deane, Antony, 176; John, 6; Thomas,

203 ; William, 104, 240.
Dearesley, Henry, 163.
Death, Anthony, 53.
Deavenish, John, 176.
Deax, Thomas, 59 ; William, 59.
Dee, Adrian, 100; Duncan, 277 ; Edmond,

38; Francis, 33; John, 135; Rowland,

242 ; William, 33.
Deedes, William, 288.
Deering, John, 200; Osmund, 179.
De la Chambre, John, 334.
De la Hay, William, 182.
Delahay, Thomas, 233.
Delalynde, John, 1 10.
Delamaine, Alexander, 152; Christopher,

151 ; Nicholas, 152 ; Richard, 152.
Deiamarsh, Charles, 130.
Delate, Samuel, 328.
Delaunay, Noah, 303.
Ddaune, Matthew, 89 ; William, 277.
Delph, William, 216.
De Luke, Samuel, 214.
Delves, Bennet, 307 ; Edward, 41 ; James,

287 ; Nicholas, 269 ; Robert, 41.
Dench, John, 139.
Denham, Michael, 19; Thomas, 19, 67,

I49» 172.
Denning, William, 308.
Dennis, Alexander, 234.
Dent, Henry, 222 ; Joseph, 222 ; Leonard,

62; William, 55.
Denton, Jeremy, 80; Thomas, 32, 329;

William, 24.
Derbysher, Thomas, 102.
Desborow, Cromwell, 308; Timothy 212.
Devicke, David, 47.
Devonshire, Samuel, 220.
Devorall, Edmund, 285.
Dewbery, Joseph, 299, 302.
Dcwell, Humpnrey, 236.
Dexter, Erasmus, 105 ; Matthew, 108.
Diamond, Abraham, 47.
Dibney, William, 184.

Dickenson, John, 229 ; Richard, 228.

Dickerin, Thomas, 294.

Dickeson, William, 87.

Dickins, John, 252.

Dickinson, Brian, 222 ; Eleazar, 86 ;

Richard, 155; Samuel, 220; Thomas,

201.
Dickman, Tohn, 53.
Dieper, Edward, 117.
Dier, William, 150.
Dight, Thomas, 88.
Dingley, Henry, 126 ; John, 307 ; WHliam,

297.
Dipley, William, 149.
Discoe (or Dittoe), Edward, 138; John,

136.
Diston, Anthony, 318.
Ditchfield, Thomas, 324.
Dix, Christopher, 294.
Dixe, William, 51.
Dixon, Bryan, 7 ; Richard, 56 ; Robert,

64; Thomas, 7, 155 ; William, 56, 87.
Dobbins, Charles, 319 ; George, 105 ;

Henry, 103.
Dobs, Thomas, 1 10.
Dobson, Edward, 336 ; Thomas, 204.
Dod, John, 58, 97; Nehemiah, 47; Philip,

275; Samuel, 269; Thomas, 88, 319;

William, 244, 269.
Dodd, James, 326 ; Johp, 278.
Dodson, Henry, 52 ; Jeremiah, 312 ;

Robert, 66 ; Simon, 340.
Dodwell, Robert, 290.
DoeUttle, John, 252.
Doewell, William, 234.
Dofyn, Cesar, 3.
Doggett (or Dogged), George, 199, 201 ;

James, 212; John, 209; Nathanael, 176 ;

Samuel, 168.
Doket (or Duckett), Richard, 260.
Dollowfield, Benjamin, 196.
Dolphin, Thomas, 154.
Dolton, James, 313; William, no.
Domvill, Charles, 330.
Donaldson, John, 225.
Done, John, 95.

Donne, John, 341 ; Robert, 336.
Dorbridge, John, 52 ; William, 79.
Dorington, Fleetwood, 304 ; George, 335.
Dorman, John, 244 ; Samuel, 215.
Dormer, John, 137; Samuel, 267; William,

229.
Dorper, John, 53.
Dorrell, Christopher, 15 ; John, 43 ;

Thomas, 43.
Dorrislaus, Isaac, 144.
Dorton, Thomas, 287.
Dorwin, John, 61, 64; Leonard, 56.
Dossett, Richard, 256; WilUam, 263.
Douglas, James, 103.
Dous, Felix, 330.

Dove, Edmund, 338 ; John, 102 ; Thomas, 4.
Dow, Christopher, 58.
Dowden, James, 49.
Dowdcswell, Thomas, 334.

358

Index.

Dowe, Henry, i8; John, 9.

Dowle, John, 192, 262.

Dowman, Charles, 11 1

Downer, Thomas, 34.

Downes, Henry, 323; John, 271 ; Richard,

27, 59; Thomas, 70.
DownhaU (or Downhill), Gregory, i.
Downham, Francis, 130.
Downing, John, 122; Joseph, 293 ; William,

215.
Dowson, Bartholomew, 97; George, 93.
Drabels (or Drables), Henry, 46 ; James, 5.
Drake, William, 342.
Draper, Jeremiah, 139; John, 91; William,

170.
Drayton (or Dreaton), John, 306; Robert,

77; Thomas, 320.
Drew, Cuthbert, 242.
Dring, Kiblewhite, 301 ; Simon, 194.
Drinkwater, Francis, 308.
Driver, Benjamin, 279; Isaac, 155; Jacob,

155; Thomas, 279.
Dnuy, Nathaniel, 82; William, 93.
Duckett, John, 23; Richard, 260; Thomas,

50-
Duckit, Richard, 305.
Dudley, Abraham, 318.
Dudry, John, 46.
Dudson, Edward, 128.
Duffey, Edward, 32.
Duf&eld, Moor, 331.
Dugard, Richard, 157; Thomas, 158.
Dugdale, Robert, 124.
Duke, Edward, 320; William, 294.
Dun (or Dunn, or Dunne), Daniel, 142 ;

John, 206, 275; Matthew, 291, 293;

Thomas, 216.
Duncumb, Francis, 273.
Dunscombe, Hoard, 117; Jordan (or

Jadwin), 122.
Dunster, John, 281 ; Samuel, 320.
Dunston, James, 289; John, 288.
Duppa, Baldwin, 333.
Durand, Laurence, 3.
Durant, Robert, 187.
Durdant, Andrew, 220; John, 220.
Durham, Henry, 49, 65.
Dutch, Edward, 331.
Dutton, Henry, 287, 294; Thomas, 198.
Dycons, Greorge, 7 ; Toby, 6.
Dyer, Edward, 296; James, 251 ; John, 51.
Dymond, Samuel, 151; Thomas, 147.
Dyose, Thomas, 337.

E.

Eads, Abraham, 258.

Sales, Bernard, 136.

Eames, John, 225, 337.

Earl, Thomas, 306.

Earle, John, 236 ; Thomas, 236.

Earls, John, 241.

Early, Henry, 95.

East, Bri., 318.

Eaten, Thomas, 73.

Eaton, Benjamin, 301 ; John, 109, 308.

Ebbes, Thomas, 265.

Ebum, John, 189 ; Richard, 212 ; Samuel,

235 ; Thomas, 235.
Eccles, James, 203 ; Thomas, 21.
Eccleston, Edward, 273.
Ede, George, 26 ; Philip, 6.
Eden, John, 312 ; Thomas, 305.
Edgerly, Joseph, 326.
Edingham, Thomas, 131.
Edisbury (or Edgbury), Francis, 183, 220 ;

Kendrick, 183; Richard, 116.
Edlen, Christopher, 275.
EdUn, William, 198.
Edmonds, Edward, 145 ; Timothy, 135.
Edmondson, James, 78 ; John, 245 ;

Samuel, 290 ; Thomas, 245.
Edmunds, Ezekiel, 344 ; James, i6o.
Edmundson, Joseph, 305.
Edney, Thomas, 23 ; William, 19.
Edwardes, John, 73.
Edwards, Adam, 77; Alexander, 309;

Daniel, 113 ; Francis, 139; George, 113;

Israel, 199 ; James, 93 ; John, 89, 107,

121, 138, 180, 199, 308, 315; Moses,

298 ; Paul, 208 ; Percival, 25 ; Richard,

12, 299; Robert, 27; Talbot, 290;

Thomas, 179, 180, 299; William, 93,

308.
Effard, John, 59 ; Nicholas, 85.
Egerton, John, 142.
Egleston, Robert, 87 ; William, 40.
Egleton, Francis, 309.
Elcock, Ephraim, 224.
Elcockes, Joseph, 64.
Elder, Joseph, 291 ; William, 174.
Eldred, G(>dman, 164; John, 157, 191,

199; Robert, « 1 40, 194.
Eley, John, 267.
Elinge, William, 9.
Eliot, Samuel, 165.
Elkin, Thomas, 233.
Ellerker, Richard, 306 ; Thomas, 306.
Ellet, John, 86 ; William, 185.
Elliot, Hugh, 307 ; Robert, 266.
Elliott, Edward, 12 1 ; John, 129, 138 ;

Robert, 121 ; Thomas, 27, 303.
Ellis, Charles, 293 ; James, 291 ; John,

165, 284 ; Samuel, 53 ; Thomas, 261 ;

William, 164, 283.
EUiston, John, 323.
Ellit, J., 106.
EUvine, William, 284.
EUwood, Thomas, 263.
Elmer (or Elmore), Abrah, 269.
Elsam, Richard, 58.
Elsmore, Henry, 19.
Elton, Ambrose, 118; John, 172, 204;

Joseph, 100; Nicholas, 117; Richard,

231-
Elwes, Thomas, 258.
Elwick, Nathaniel, 321.
Elwood, Martin, 108.
Elzey (or Elzie), John, 50, 51.
Ernes, Samuel, 332.

Index.

359

Emmerson, John, 84.

Emott, Wimam, 221.

Emrey, John, 184.

Engham, Edward, 1 10.

England, Stephen, 103, 109.

Englebert, Joseph, 267.

English, Edward, 182 ; James, 182 ;

John, 38.
Ennis, Christopher, 273.
Enskip, Nathaniel, 265.
Enslow, Edmond, 86.
Ensor, William, 203.
Ensworth, John, 249.
Erick, Jonathan, 331.
Erley, Michael, 36.
Emsbie, Griffin, 23.
Errington, James, 140.
Escombe, James, 276.
Escourt, John, 310.
Ethersey, Sebastian, 289.
Etnre, John, 37.
Eure, Compton, 127.
Euster, Samuel, 263 ; Thomas, 264.
Eustis, Joseph, 315.
Euston, Edward, 3o.
Evans, Abel, 314; Edward, 82; James,

30, 314; Jonathan, 320; Philip, 287;

Richard, 62; Thomas, 85; William, 264.
Eveling, George, 52.
Evell, John, 18.
Evely, Henry, 95.
Evelyn, Arthur, 306 ; John, 74.
Everard, John, 321, 331 ; Michael, 309.
Evered, John, 52, 72.
Everett, John, 48.
Every, Henry, 311 ; John, 311.
Evington, James, 49 ; John, 40.
Ewer, Edward, 201 ; jfohn, 182 ; Joseph,

82; Thomas, 191.
Exton, Everard, 149; John, 124, 141;

Thomas, 150; William, 124.
Eyre, Richard, 293.

F.

Fabyan, John, 14.

Faction, William, 268.

Fagge, William, loi.

Faine (or Fane), Thomas, 57, 75.

Fairfax, Thomas, 270.

Faldo, John, 153 ; Thomas, 223.

Fallis, Thomas, 282.

Farcy, John, 331.

Farding, Edmund, 184.

Farewdl, John, 252.

Farington, Ferdinando, 319 ; Francb, 311.

Farley, Thomas, 155.

Farmer, James, 251 ; John, 249 ; Thomas,

96.
Fam, John, 328.
Famaby, Benjamin, 75.
Fame, Richard, 86.
Famell, Abraham, 57 ; Richard, 12.
FamoUs, Samuel, 290 ; William, 290.
Farr, Bevis, 151 ; Ralph, 242.

Farrar, John, 108 ; Richard, 57, 84.

Farre, Thomas, 135.

Farrington, John, 53, 304 ; Samuel, 226.

Farror, Jerrom, 5.

Farthing, John, 187.

Fartloe, John, 135.

Fauks, Sampson, 306.

Faulkner, James, 190.

Fausett, William, 309.

Fautart (or Fautrarte), Peter, 58.

Favour, Daniel, 80.

Fawcet, John, 13.

Fawcett, Robert, 195.

Fawkner, Daniel, 249.

Feak, Richard, 216.

Feake, James, 64; John, 140; William,
146.

Feame, Francis, 266.

Feilde, John, 24.

Felgate, Jeffery, 283 ; Robert, 279 ; Sach-
everall, 281.

Felkin, Peter, 241.

Felles, W., 107.

Fellowes, Peter, 163 ; Thomas, 284 ;
William, 163.

Fellows, Thomas, 332.

Fenwick, Charles, 172; Thomas, 172.

Ferbame, Thomas, 181.

Ferdinando, Anthony, 304.

Fern, Giles, 330 ; Laurence, 20.

Feme, Henry, 281 ; William, 138.

Ferrand, Francis, 72.

Ferrer, John, 307.

Ferrers, Ambrose, 167.

Ferris, Thomas, 125.

Ffloyd, John, 2i.

Fflux, Thomas, 19.

Ffollyott, John, 45.

Ffryars, tohn, 13.

Ffyrbe, Thomas, 3.

Field, Benjamin, 106 ; Benoni, 93 ; Ferdi-
nando, 42; Francis, 131; Henry, 121,
142; John, ix\ Jonas, 73, 79; Matthew,
108; Richard, 55; Robert, 176; Samuel,
127 ; William, 192.

Fiest, William, 342.

Filewood, Henry, 151.

Filkins, John, 48.

Finch, Daniel, 336 ; Francis, 195 ; Heniy,
73; Isaac, 331; John, 195; J., 96;
Laurence, 11 1 ; Richard, 81, 120;
Samuel, 195 ; Thomas, 88.

Finnice, Robert, 318.

Firman, John, loi.

Fish, Walter, 21 ; William, 109.

Fishenden, Thomas, 299.

Fisher, Alexander, 278 ; Benjamin, 62 ;
Edmund, 130 ; Edward, 46, 47, 255 ;
Heniy, 313 ; John, 103, 323 ; Richard,
27^1 ; Samuel, 60, 100 ; Timothy, 60 ;
Tobias, 109 ; William, 282.
Fitch, Gilbert, 89; James, 24; Thomas,

89, 138.
Fitkin, James, 2CX).
Fitton, Charles, 264.

36o

Index.

Fitzgerald, Garret, 333 ; James, 332.

Fitznerbert, John, 273.

Fitz John, John, 126.

Flack, George, 286.

Flamstead, John, 192.

Flatman, William, 147.

Flavell, Robert, 276.

Flecher, John, 2.

Fleete, John, 266.

Fleetwood, Edward, 307 ; Nathaniel, 62.

Flemyng, Alexander, 43 ; Richard, 22.

Fletcner, Bartholomew, 99 ; Francis, 45 ;
Henry, 145; John, 75» U^* 3"; Joseph,
34; Lewis, 207; Matthew, 312; Roger,
84; Samuel, 196; Thomas, 39, 117;
William, 342.

Flete, William, 7.

Floid, Thomas, 279.

Flood, George, 108 ; Humphrey, 185, 203;
Peter, 164; Quintin, 67 ; William, Ii2,

US-
Flower, Edmond, 286; Edward, 251;

Thomas, ^24.
Flowers, John, 340.
Floyd, Charles, 267; David, 103; John,

119; Thomas, 81, 104, 275.
Floyer, Archbold, 336.
Fludd, Charles, 39.
Fluellyn, Nicholas, 5 ; Timothy, 5.
Fly, Timothy, 340.
Foardham, Richard, 195, 199; Robert,

195, 199; William, 195, 200.
Foden, James, 220.
Folly, John, 93.
Foote, John, 147, 245 ; Richard, 292 ;

Samuel, 147.
Forbes, Edward, 319 ; William, 335.
Forcer, Francis, 318.
Ford, Isaac, 262 ; Jonathan, 283 ; Richard,

338 ; William, 92.
Foreman, John, 278, 299.
Forman, Aiithony, 10; John, 127 ; Ralph,

22 ; Thomas, 83.
Forshew, Andrew, 312; Thomas, 304.
Forster, John, 204 ; Philip, 338 ; William,

204.
Fortiscue, Francis, 338.
Foster, Edward, 66 ; George, 104 ; Henry,
187; Joshua, 187 ; Nathaniel, 304, 337;
Peter, 328; Philip, 272; Robert, 7;
William, 55, 304.
Fotherby, Thomas, 10 1.
Fother^ll, William, 294.
Fountame, John, 223 ; Thomas, 223.
Fovell, Francis, 55.
Fowke, Joseph, 172; Thomas, 289.
Fowkes, Thomas, 317.
Fowler, Amias, 52 ; John, 37 ; Nathaniel,

318; Richard, 299; Thomas, 315.
Fowley, William, 14.
Fox, Henry, 99; John, 25, 219; Peter,
177; Richard, 99; Samuel, 20, 305;
Thomas, 163; William, 298.
Foxe, John, 104.
Foy, George, 96; Isaac, no; John, 96.

Fraine, Richard, 339.

Frampton, Henry, 329.

Francii, George, 331; Moses, 334.

Francis, Daniel, 303 ; Henry, 80; Jeremiah,

336; John, 209; Michael, 270; Peter,

313; Richard, 344.
Franck, Thomas, ii.
Francke, John, 67 ; Roger, 1 12.
Francklin, Bamaby, 90.
Franke, Abraham, 139; Edward, 70, 79.
Franklin, Henry, 158; Jacob, 278; Joseph^

28 J; William, 173.
Franks, James, 140 ; John, 140.
Fransham, Robert, 340.
Frederick, John, 328.
Freeborn, William, 227.
Freebome, Francis, 311; John, 309.
Freeman, George, 273; John, 13, 253,

293; Peter, 18; Ralph, 130; Thomas,

II3» 232; William, 22.
Freestone, Edward, 170.
French, Foulck, 42; Francis, 210; Jos.,

320; J., 102; Richard, 96; Robert, 216;

Thomas, 86, 231.
Fretheme, Christopher, 128; James, 44;

Robert, 130.
Frewin, Ralph, 144, 265.
Friend, William, 246.
Friersonne, Richard, 64.
Frisby, Moses, 205.
Frisle, Augustine, 1 18.
Frith, George, 107; Isaac, 95; John, 24;

Nathanael, 189; Samuel, 269; Thomas,

96; William, 153, 248.
Froone, John, 35.
Frost, Joseph, 162.
Froste, Laurence, 315.
Froude, Thomas, no.
Fryar, Thomas, 14.
Fryer, Francis, 187; John, 343; Thomas,

262.
Fulbome, Edward, 145.
Fulbrook, John, 336.
Fulford, Richard George, 336; Thomas,

131; ,296.

Fiiliambe, William, 24.
Fullalove, William, 98.
Fuller, Benoni, 173; Gervas, 141; William,

23-
Fulwood, Fortunatus, 248.
Furse, Robert, 2.
Fursman, William, 119.
Futter, Francis, 164; Henry, 190, 203;

Thomas, 164.
F3rrmyn, Peter, 21.
Fysher, Samuel, 2.

Gabbett, William, 13.
Gabbott, Edward, 39.
Gale, Edward, 26 ; Samuel, 337.
Gales, Thomas, 18.

Gall, Henry, 46; Robert, 62; William,
54, 100.

Index.

361

Gamble, (jeorge, 112; Nicolas, 165;

Robert, 170; Stephen, 165; Thomas,

112, 170.
Ganby, Hemy, 266.
Gand, John, 268.
Gandy, William, 216.
Garbut, William, 284.
Gardener, John, 6.
Gardiner, Christopher, 81 ; George, 88 ;

Henry, 205; John, 206; Nathaniel, 147;

William, 154.
Gardner, George, 17 ; John, 315 ; Martin,

280 ; William, 282.
Garford, Richard, 148.
Garlady, William, 68.
Garland, Henry, 21.
Gamer, Richard, 5, 295.
Garnet, Jasper, 306; John, 321.
Gamett, William, 138.
Garrard, Isaac, 159; Jacob, 159; Samuel,

327 ; Thomas, 327. See Jerrard.
Garraway, Daniel, 56 ; Thomas, 102.
Garret, Charles, 316; Daniel, 3 10; John, 282.
Garrett, Greorge, 303 ; John, 326; Jonathan,

326 ; Samuel, 340.
Garritt, Edward, 114.
Garway, Francis, 20, 75 ; Thomas, 156.
Gascoigne, Christopher, 44.
Gascoyn, Thomas, 333.
Gaseley, John, 225 ; Jeremiah, 246 ;

Nathanael, 214; Samuel, 213.
Gasher, Wilfrid, 29.
Gastrins, Thomas, 299.
Gateley, Christopher, 315.
Gater, William, 136.
Gates, Marmaduke, 74 ; Thomas, 284 ;

William, 167.
Grattenbie, Joseph, 151.
Gauson, Samuel, 200.
Gauton, Francis, 118; Henry, 134.
Gawdren, Edward, 113; George, 204;

Richard, 319.
Gawthom, Nathanael, 250.
Gawton, John, 57.
Gay, John, 291.
Gayer, Daniel, 240.
Gaynesforde, John, 6.
Gayton, Edmund, 109 ; George, 1 10.
Gee, Francis, 307.
Gefferd, Thomas, 262.
Gefford, Francis, 213.
Genew, John, 310.
Gennar, Matthew, 161.
Genoway (or Janeway), Jeremy, 156.
George, John, 231 ; William, 28.
Gerard, Thomas, 338.
Gerrard (or Jerrard), Charles, 145 ; James,

342.
Gey, Stephen, 237.
Gibbes, Robert, 144.
Gibbon, John, 96, 145.
Gibbons, Anthony, 277 ; Edward, 203 ;

John, 67, 92, 334 ; William, 172, 268.
Gibbs, Alexander, 289; Thomas, 274;

William, 167.

Gibson, Daniel, 247; Esme, no; George,

270; Henry, 82; Jeremiah, 222; John,

64 his\ Richard, 182; Thomas, ii;

William, 80, 92, 279.
Giddens, Benjamin, 338.
GifFard, Jonathan, 342; Thomas, 341.
Gifford, George, 48; John, 46; Thomas, 46.
Gilbert, Edward, 332; John, 81, 247, 335;

Nicholas, 307; Richard, 344; Thomas,

214; William, 339.
Gilbome, John, 23; Thomas, 48.
Gilboume, Thomas, 51.
Gilbume, John, 253; Thomas, 191.
Giles, John, 115, 323» 339-
Gill, Robert, 1 58 ; Simon, 209 ; Thomas, 92,
GilHart, Lewis, 341.
Gillman, John, 322.
Gillmore, John, 292.
Gilman, George, 124; John, 44.
Gilmer, George, 40.
Gilmore, Samuel, 205.
Girle, Joseph, 215; Martin, 215.
Girton, Hugh, 236.
Gisbee, Michael, 96.
Gisby, Robert, 99.
Gittins, James, 119; Leonard, 60.
Glanville, John, 62.
Glascock, Daniel, 205 ; Edward, 19,
Gleane, Peter, 287; Richard, 285.
Gleden, John, 27.
Glin, Jeremy, 78; Thomas, 92.
Glover, Alexander, 86; John, 210; Ralph,

90; Richard, 90; Roger, 90; Samuel,

15; Simon, 190; Theophilus, 213;

William, 238.
Glyd, John, 133; Richard, 133.
Glynn, John, 65.

Glynne (or G1>ti), Christopher, 61.
Goad (or Goade), George, 284; John, 116;

Thomas, 121; William, 85.
God, Thomas, 16.
Godard, Richard, 179.
Godby, Edward, 305.
Goddard, Edward, 278; John, 237.
Goddin, Francis, 206.
Gode, John, 32.

Godfrey, James, 169; Peter, 123.
Grodin, Benjamin, 337.
Godschall, Samuel, 82.
Godwin, Benjamin, 227; John, 314;

Thomas, 138.
Goff, William, 126.
Gold, Jeremiah, 212, 227; John, 194, 213;

Simon, 197; Thomas, 182,227; William,

295-
Goldby, Thomas, 252.
Goldham, Edward, 302; Hemy, 320.
Golding, John, 223, 239; Praise, 223;

Robert, 97.
Goldingham, Stephen, 217.
Goldsborough (or Goldsbrough), Edward,

286; Robert, 277.
Goldsmith, Francis, 122.
Goldwyer, Thomas, 220.
GoUing, Francis, 288.

362

Index.

Golty, Samuel, 541.
Gronson, John, 334.
Good, Francis, 328 ; Henr}', 12 ; Vincent,

12.
Goodday, George, 139 ; William, 293.
Goode, Jeremiah, 311 ; John, 301 bis,
Goodfellow, Thomas, 87 ; William, 205.
Gooding, Henry, 285 ; Thomas, 325.
Goodman, Thomas, 300, 302.
Goodridge, Thomas, 306.
Goodson, William, 330.
Groodspeed, Humphrey, 250.
Goodwin, John, 335; Peter, 262; Thomas,

323 ; William, 262.
Goodwyn, Thomas, 180.
Goodyeare, Edward, 63.
Goram, Richard, 35.
Gore, Christopher, 53, 168, 185 ; Garrett,

266; Gerrard, 50, 54; Henry, 124;

James, 97 ; John, 300, 305 ; Maximilian,

249; Ralph, 25; Richard, 78, 199;

Robert, 25, 104 ; Thomas, 50, 78, 256 ;

William, 54, 80, 252.
Gorrham, John, 191, 210.
Gorsuch, Daniel, 156; John, 156; William,

156.
Goslin, Thomas, 106.
Gosling (or Gostling), Francis, 340 't Henry,

317; John, 120; Philip, 329; Thomas,

327.
Gossage, Richard, 164.
Gosson, James, 79 ; Joseph, 79 ; Robert,

70.
Grostlyn, Christopher, 121; Samuel, 118.
Gostwyke, William, 232.
Goter, Paul, 2.

Gott, Samuel, 119; William, 121.
Gouge, Nicholas, 127.
GouM, John, 48.
Goulden, George, 76.
Goulding, John, 40; Joseph, 292.
Grouldsmith, John, 230.
Gover, Christopher, 272; George, 176;

John, 178.
Gowen, John, 85, 94.
Gowens, John, 102.
Gower, Philip, 332 ; Richard, 193.
Grace, Hugh, 134 ; Nicholas, 340 ; Peter,

22 ; Thomas, 335 ; William, 336.
Grafton, Jonathan, 276.
Graham, Richard, 276 ; Robert, 276.
Graiden, Robert, 227,
Grammer, Thomas, 313.
Grange, William, 292.
Grant, Augustus, 314; Daniel, 263;

Samuel, 283; William, 311.
Grantham, John, 252.
Granvil, Francis, 343.
Grasley, Thomas, 262.
Grave, John, 195.
Gravenor. See Grosvenor.
Graves, James, 220; John, 321; Philip,

141 ; Theodore, 55 ; Thomas, 198 ;

William, 268.
Gravil, Richard, 196.

Gray, Alexander, 271; Francis, 313;

George, 264, 280 ; James, 200, 252 ;

Jeremy, 81 ; John, 55, 57, 183, 200, 280 ;

Matthew, 158; Peter, 183,200; Thomas,

158, 280; William, 91.
Greatbatch, John, 148 ; Thomas, 156.
Green, Alexander, 8; Edward, 267;

George, 225 ; John, 87 ; Strangeways,

339 ; Thomas, 132 ; William, 252, 258.
Greene, Charles, 274 ; Edward, 148, 268 ;

George, 148 ; Humphry, 107 ; James,

37 ; John, 42, 74; Nathan, 37; Richard,

104, 110,307; Stephen, 158; Thomas,

23, 41, 50, 126, 129.
Greenfield, Francis, 320; Thomas, 125,

127.
Greenhaugh, Richard, 108 ; WiUiam, 63.
Greenhill, Michael, 95 ; Thomas, 279.
Greenway, Anthony, 95; John, 314;

Thomas, 345.
Greenwell, Robert, 139 ; William, 96.
Greenwood, James, 337 ; Walter, 335.
Gregory, Benjamin, 114; Francis, 297;

John, 295 ; Robert, 243 ; Thomas, 295 ;

William, 78, 26 f, 318.
Gregson, Matthew, 177.
Grene, Anthony, 22; David, 20; John,

12 ; William, 8.
Gresham, James, 88.
Grey, Thomas, 319.
Grice, Edward, 153 ; John, 47 ; Nicholas,

133 ; Richard, 288 ; Thomas, 44, 268.
Griffin, Edward, 108 ; Francis, 35 ; Hum-
phry, 154; Jeremiah, 322; John, 136;

Paul, 222 ; Richard, 63 ; Robert, 153,

174; Thomas, 29, 222; William, 68,

154-
Griffith, Anthony, 174; Arnold, 170;

Charles, 293 ; Edward, 39 ; John, 208 ;

Lewis, 143; Matthew, 31; Ralph, 26;

Samuel, 216; Thomas, 31; William, 72.
Griffiths, John, 268.
Grigs, John, 112; Thomas, 112.
Grimeley, Thomas, 262.
Grimes, Robert, 286; Samuel, 135.
Grimmet, Aaron, 104, 114; Bartholomew,

114.
Grimsdell, James, 291.
Grimston, William, 128.
Grimwood, George, 136 ; William, 80.
Grismond, Joas, 89; John, 217.
Groome, Edward, 36; William, 119.
Grosvenor (or Gravenor), Ephraim, 139;

Francis, 137 ; John, 131 ; Michael, 47 ;

William, 218.
Groudson, Richard, 83.
Ground, John, 240.
Grove, James, 83.
Groves, Ralph, 317.
Gruby, James, 136.
Grucney, Lucas, 85.
Gruchy, Philip de, 123.
Grundell, Isaac, 309.
Grunley, William, 14.
Crrygge, John, 10.

Index.

363

Giymditche, Thomas, 3.

Giymes, Thomas, 14.

Grymston, Gabriel, 21.

Gryse, Greorge, 40.

Guest, John, 262.

Guilboiirn, Edward, 304.

Guile, Richard, 345.

Gmllim, John, 335 ; Thomas, 341.

Guilmore, Thomas, 317.

Guitton, Daniel, 332.

Gunman, Christopher, 309 ; James, 318.

Gunnill, Ralph, 264.

Gunning^ohn, 154.

Gunter, Thomas, 18.

Guntnif, William, 79.

Gunwell, Matthew, 138; Ralph, 138;

William, 138.
Gurnet, William, 114.
Gumey, Robert, 79; Roger, 134; William,

Gumill, Jeremiah, 202.
Guy,Frampton,340; Henrv,330; Richard,

331 ; Thomas, 141 ; William, 335.
Guydechard3nie, James, 19.
Guyon, Matthew, 341.
Gwilt, Thomas, 223.
(jwin, Edward, 109 ; Henry, 103 ; John,

90,91.
Gwinckle, John, 88.
Gwinne, Matthew, 77.
Grwyn, Henry, 107.
Gwynne, Matthew, 14 ; Roger, 15.
Gybon, Edmond, 4.
Gyles, Thomas, 342 ; William 342.
Gyll, Charies, 8; George, 8; Henry, 8;

Robert, 8.
Gyn, Simon, 3 ; William, 4.
Gyttens, Anthony, 14.

H.

Habburley, John, 52 ; Joseph, 52.

Hack, Charles, 305.

Hacket, Roger, 18; Thomas, 94, 281.

Hackett, Abraham, 199 ; Richard, 248.

Hackshare, Joseph, 327.

Hackshaw, John, 43 ; William, 42.

Hackshire, Joseph, 329.

Hackworth, William, 262.

Haddelesley, Francis, 316.

Haddon, John, 83.

Hadfield, John, 103.

Hadley, Miles, 155.

Hagar, Peter, 304.

Haggard, Charles, 328,

Hagger, William, 321.

Haggert, Tames, 73.

Hagget, Andrew, 76 ; Humphrey, 76.

Haggit, Thomas, 80.

Hagle, William, 287.

Haile, Richard, 114; Thomas, 105.

Haine, John, 306 ; Simon, 157.

Haines, Andrew, 286 ; Jo., 266 ; Thomas,

222 ; William, 187.
Hainsworth, Richard, 200.

Halbert, , 118.

Hale, Edward, 15; Owen, 344; Richard,
189.

Hales, Edmund, 82; John, 125; Thomas,
83» 213.

Haley (or Haly), John, 280, 283; Jonathan,
94.

Half head, James, 53.

Halford, Andrew, 247 ; James, 327; John,
298 ; Richard, 265, 319 ; WilUam, 287.

Hall, Abraham, 149; Bartholomew, 341 ;
Benjamin, 225 ; Cisley, 27 ; Daniel, 49 ;
Edward, 218; Francis, 103, 121; Henry,
331; Humphrey, 128; Isaac, 177;
James, 85, 89, 190; John, 16, 40, 75,
89, 96, 98, 100, 107, 118, 161 ; Joseph,
228, 326; Jos., 324 ; Mark, 148 ; Martin,
118; Nathanael, 177; Philip, 324;
Raphe, 2; Richard, 210; Robert, 182,
246, 324; Samuel, 210, 296; Thomas,
i97» 23s, 275; Walter, 268; WiUiam,
91, 122, 179, 243, 247, 263, 332.

Hallam, Philip, 182.

Hallett, John, 254.

Halley, Michael, 141.

Hailing, Nathaniel, 267.

Halsey, Ralph, 126; Richard, 65.

Halsted, Edward, 328.

Halton, John, 328.

Hamblin, Isaac, 325.

Hames, John, 57

Hamilton (or Hambleton), Alexander, 98 ;
William, 123.

Hammes, Henry, 64.

Hammond, Humphrey, 46 ; Joseph, 107 ;
Leonard, 155; Martin, 127; Nicholas,
142 ; Nowell, 45 ; Robert, 102 ; Samuel,
327; Stephen, 206; Thomas, 46, 190,
200, 228 ; William, 126, 286.

Hampden, William, 328.

Hampson, Francis, 121; Jonathan, 301;
J., 261 ; Robert, 122.

Hampton, William, 114.

HanbuiY, John, 336.

Hancock, John, 218, 240; Thomas, 340;
William, 300.

Hancocke, John, 266.

Handcock, Thomas, 312.

Handcome, William, 147.

Handidey, John, 198; Thomas, 151, 157.

Handley, Thomas, 268.

Hanks, Richard, 45.

Hanscombe, John, 130.

Hansell, George, 81.

Hansome, Thomas, 139.

Hanson, A., 104; Edward, 281; John,
282; William, 90, 281.

Hanwell, Nicholas, 307.

Harbert, Peter, 53.

Harbin, Alexander, 142; Andrew, 282;
John, 176; Joseph, 274; William, 274.

Harbome, John, 230 ; Simon, 127 ; Thomas,
- 127.

Harby, Clement, 119.

Harcourty Daniel, 83.

364

Index.

Hardcastle, Henry, 205, 212 ; Samuel, 1^2.

Harding, Francis, '273; James, 210, 267;
Maurice, 285 ; Timothy, 298.

Hardinge, James, 131; Nathaniel, 132;
William, 144.

Haidmett, Richard," 228.

Hardwick, John, 186 ; Nathaniel, 132.

Hardwicke, Edward,ti45.

Hardy, Francis, 297 ; Henry, 339 ; John,
217, 272; Timothy, 296.

Harford, James Polton, 328.

Harloe, Thomas, 302 ; William, 302.

Harlow, William, 103.

Harman, James, 303 ; William, 252.

Harmon, William, 134.

Harper, John, 57i 84 ; Josias, 103 ; Richard,
107; William, 28, 103, 112, 113.

Harpur, John, 294.

Harris, Alexander, 4 ; Archdall, 286 ;
Daniel, 149; David, 17; Francis, 219;
George, 166, 284, 291 ; Herbert, 3 ; James,
164, 230; John, 107, 289; Joseph, 287;
Philip, 91, 274;Richard, 42, 66,116, 196;
Robert, 339 ; Samuel, 333 ; Thomas, 1 10,
122, 243, 292 ; William, 46, 66, 69, 174,
281.

Harrison, Andrew, 262 ; Charles, 68 ;
Christopher, 204; Edmund, 204; George,
131, 155 ; Hugh, 51 ; Jacob, 29; James,
210; John, 62, 120, 291, 205; Josias,
312 ; Matthew, 133 ; Richard, 203 ;
Robert, 133; Samuel, 112, 126, 156, 293;
Thomas, 15, 43. 49» 203 ; William, 247,
263.

Harrold, George, 343 ; Matthew, 344.

HarroU, Robert, 151.

Harrop, Roger, 76.

Harrow, Thomas, 69.

Harroway, Richard, 129.

Harryson, Edmund, 40; Edward, 16; John,
5 ; Thomas, 43.

-Hart, Benjamin, 231 ; John, 158 ; Richard,
172.

HartcUff, Ralph, 315.

Harte, John, 68.

Hartley, Ralph, 316; Stephen, 125.

Hartop, Peter, 322.

Harvey, Arthur, 106; Charles, 337; Edward,
149; Eliab, 153; Humphrey, 94; Jacob,
342 ; John, 52, 91, 120, 144, 183; Mar-
tin, 339 ; Ralph, 133 ; Richard, 328 ;
Roger, 88, 94 ; Samuel, 25, 176 ;
Stephen, 273 ; William, 91, 123, 146.

Harvy, Benjamin, 168.

Harward, Oxenbridge, 250.

Harwood, Ralph, 316.

Haseler, Richard, 279.

Haselfoote, WUliam, 10.

Haskewe, Symond, 15.

Haslam, John, 268.

Haslewood, Robert, 124.

Hasling, Henry, 262,

Hassall, John, 100.

Hassard, Thomas, 234.

Hasset, alias Blennerhasset, Robert, 29.

Hastell, John, 305.

Hastings, Henry, 290 ; Leonard, 291 ;

Thonoas, 291.
Hatch, John, 336.
Hatchet, Alexander, 329; Thomas, 329;

Willet, 329.
Hatfield, James, 114.
Hatsell, John, 305.
Hatt, Henry, 315 ; Jacob, 333 ; Thomas,

321.
Hatton, George, 320 ; Samuel, 247 ;

William, 328, 342.
Haughton, Edward, 140; Francis, 129;

George, 126; John, 148.
Haward, John, 75; Richard, 113; Thomas,

"5-

Hawerd, John, 285.

Hawes, Andrew, 293 ; Samuel, 260 ;
Thomas, 271, 334.

Hawke, John, 70.

Hawkes, Christopher, 274 ; Dudley, 102 ;
Edward, 155 ; Richard, 45 ; Robert, 93.

Hawkins, Christopher, 332; Henry, 154;
James, 302 ; John, 76 ; Michael, 2 ;
William, 79.

Hawks, John, 296.

Hawksworth, William, 305.

Hay,<Teorge, 221 ; James, 269; Peter, 343.

Haycock, Benjamin, 269 ; Humphrey, 334 ;
Jos., 269.

Hayes, Humphrey, 78 ; John, 340 ; Nath-
aniel, 329 ; Peter, 343 ; Robert, 105.

Hayford, William, 298.

Haylc, Edward, 269 ; John, 102.

Hayne, Abraham, 61 ; John, 49, 70, 105 ;
Richard, 61 ; Thomas, 68.

Haynes, Hezekiah, 342; Miles, 92;
WiUiam, 6.

Haysland, William, 272.

Haytor, William, 231.

Hayward, George, 194; John, 188;
Thomas, 212, 228, 292.

Haywood, Thomas, 322 ; Valentine, 320.

Hazell, Abraham, 3x3 ; John, 310.

Head, William, 314.

Heard, Timothy, 52.

Heame, Bartholomew (or Basil), no;
George, 94 ; Richard, 94 ; Thomas, 291.

Heart, Benjamin, 291.

Heath, Charles, 323; Edward, 324;
Francis, 184, 278; Henry, 252; Hum-
phrey, 85, 307 ; John, 202, 233 ; Judah,
329; Nathaniel, 89; Stephen, 275;
Thomas, 76, 322 ; William, 226, 344.

Heather, John, 107 ; Thomas, 179.

Heatley, Gabriel, 99.

Hebb, Andrew, 55; James, 71 ; Richard,
105; Robert, 55; William, 112.

Hebbs, Thomas, 265.

Heblethwaite, William, 19.

Hedge, Abraham, 45, 99.

Hedges, John, 277 ; Richard, 153.

Hedley, John, 63.

Heele, Thomas, 115.

Heigham, Clement, 300.

Index.

365

Hde, Gilbert, 315.

Hellam, Richard, 82.

Helme, Richard, 203.

Hemeiy, Isaac, 108.

Hemmings, John, 88 ; William, 88.

Hemmingway, Thomas, 344.

Hemsley, Charles, 262 ; Edwards, 257.

Hemyng, William, 9.

Henbeiry, Richard, 101.

Hench, Thomas, 75.

Henderson, Alexander, 308.

Hene, Benjamin, 308; Samuel, 330;

Thomas, 309.
Henley, John, 32.
Henlock, Henry, 199.
Henlowe, John, 19.
Herbert, Henry, 322 ; Thomas, 195.
Herenden, Jacob, 31 ; Semer,68 ; William,

40.
Heme, Henry, 18.
Herrick (or Heyrick), Richard, 79 ; Roger,

83.
Herring, John, 120, 328 ; Theodore, 47 ;

Thomas, 322 ; William, 186.
Herriot, George, 335.
Hester, William, 330.
Hethe, Nicholas, 7 ; Thomas, 3.
Hew, John, 147.
Hewes, Daidd, 169; Rice, 178.
Hewet, John, 98 ; Robert, 20; Stephen,

249 ; Thomas, 70.
Hewit, James, 107 ; John, 262.
Hewitt, Charles, 283.
HeyboTime, Richard, 338; Thomas, 337.
Heyden, Matthew, 315 ; William, 315.
Heyfi^d, John, 108; Theodore, 81.
Heygate, Ralph, 332.
Heyley, Roger, 45; William, 37, 142.
Heylin, John, 82.
Heylyn, Edward, 328 ; Peter, 72.
Heys, Donat, 8.

Heywood, Arthur, 7 ; Richard, 322.
Hiam, Matthew, 314.
Hiat, Thomas, 308.
Hickes, Jeremiah, 341 ; William, 303.
Hicklin, R., 260.
Hickman, Edward, 319; Joseph, 245;

William, 344.
Hickox, John, 300.
Hicks, John, no, 174, 205, 308/ 333 J

Peter, 333; Richard, 311; Robert, no;

Thomas, 311 ; William, 241.
Hickson, Francis, 87.
Hicmote, Edward, 7.
Hide, Benjamin, 26a; Edward, 60;

Matthew, 143; Nicholas, 79; Pemberton,

294; Thomas, 191.
Higden, John, 14 ; Joseph, 93.
Higginbotham, John, 142 ; Thomas, 180.
Higgins, Arthur, 147; Herbert, 179, 287;

Martin, 86, 174, 307; William, 307.
Higginson, Joshua, 318.
Higgs, James, 195.
Higlie, George, 67.
Higs, Edward, 102; Richard, 51.

Higton, Joseph, 9^.

Hilder, Francis, 261.

Hiliard, John, 8.

Hill, Benjamin, 260; Bevis, 276; Charles,

278; Edward, 34, 206; Gabriel, 134;

George, 99, 151, 251, 278; John, 28,

32, 35, 248; Joseph, 41, 96, 297;

Lancelot, 1 1 1 ; Nicholas, 23 ; Philip, 99;

Hills, John, 26, 28, 115; Philip, 342.

Hillyard, Robert, 21.

Hilton, Alexander, 15 ; Anthony, 148 ;

Joseph, 307 ; Nathanael, 240 ; Paul, 50.
Hmckson, Thomas, 85.
Hinde, Francis, 180; Paul, 145.
Hinks, Samuel, 331.
Hinson, John, 131; William, 132.
Hinton, Clement, 145; Edward, 300;

James,. 155 ; John, 64, 205 ; Palmer,

145 ; Thomas, 135.
HiomSjElias, 156; Jeremiah, 155; William,

156.
Hipwell, Thomas, 201.
Hitch, John, 201, 282; Morris, 282;

Thomas, 338; William, 283; Young, 340.
Hitchcock, Lawrence, 4 ; Michael, 97.
Hitchcocke, William, 88, 136.
Hitchins, Da\'id, 146; Henry, 261.
Hitchmow, Matthew, 239.
Hitherley, Thomas, 46.
Hittslie, William, 141.
Hix, Theobald, 262.
Hixon, William, 68.
Hoar, John, 257 ; Martin, 281.
Hoare, James, 117; John, 55; Richard,

Hobbs, John, 279 ; Robert, 296 ; William,

• 321-
Hobby, Richard, 104 ; Robert, 102.
Hobson, Robert, 128; William, 238.
Hodges, Anthony, 116; Benjamin, 310;
George, 265 ; Nathaniel, 73 ; Thomas,

78» 94.
Hodgkin, Roger, 179.
Hodgkins, John, 149 ; Samuel, 286.
Hodgkinson, John, 98 ; Richard, 48.
Hodgson, John, 44 ; William, 9, 74, 224.
Hodshon, Robert, 20.
Hodskins, Richard, 126.
Hodson, Thomas, 39.
Hoet, James, 217.
Hoggings, Alexander, 282.
Hoggins, John, 287.
Holamore, Richard, 298.
Holbome, William, 11.
Holbrooke, John, 3J ; Richard, 35.
Holdcheap, Edwardf, 135.
Holden (or Holding), Arthur, 150; Hugh,

93 ; John, 242, 286 ; Richard, 275, 285 ;

Solomon, 330; Thomas, 179; William,

209.
Holder, Charles, 326 ; John, 160, 187.
Holdsworth, Andrew, 65 ; Winch, 326,

366

Index.

Hole, WilUam, 134.

Holfolke, William, 8.

Holford, William, 287.

Holfort, Thomas, 137.

Holgate, Joshua, 212.

Holker, John, 307 ; Laurence, 303.

Hol,land, Arbellin, 90 ; Cornelius, 63

Edward, 211 ; Henry, 71, 76 ; James, 66

John, 64, 69, 229, 309, 330; Ralph, 66

Kichard, 53, 84, 269 ; Robert, 77 ,

Thomas, 231; Timothy, 53; William,

114.
Holler, Samuel, 293.
HoUey, Jose, 99.
HoUinshead, Joshua, 284.
Holloway, Bartholomew, 154; William, 45.
Hollyday, Charles, 79.
Hollyer, John, 190.

Hollyman, Francis, 214; Samuel, 214.
Holman, George, 60; John, 189; Mark,

327 ; Thomas, 265.
Holmes, Benjamin, 338; Ellis, 124; George,

338; John, 259, 264; Nathaniel, 132;

Nicholas, 97; Thomas, 342; William,

122.
Holstock, Benjamin, 8.
Holt, Laurence, 123 ; Philemon, 310 ;

Richard, 198, 295, 328 ; William, 199.
Holte, Richard, 25.
Holton, Henry, 97.
Holworthy, John, 278.
Homes, Edmund, 79; Gersom, 194; HenT}%

105; James, 211.
Honevwood, Benedictus, 123.
Honyboume, Launcelot, 105.
Honychurch, Richard, 174,
Honywood, John, 231 ; Thomas, 191.
Hood, Thomas, 10; William, 198.
Hooke, Nathaniel, 106; Roger, 91.
Hooker, Cornelius, 128; John, 179.
Hookes, J., 103.
Hoome, Edward, 109.
Hooper, Huntington, 260; John, 258;

William, 319.
Hope, Alexander, 291 ; James, 221 ;

Robert, 290.
Hoper, Francis, 24.
Hopkins, Anthony, 46; Bernard, 173;

Ezekiel, 175; Gershon (or Garson), 72;

Lewis, 17s; Thomas, 276.
Hopper, David, 325.
Hop wood, John, 161.
Hord, Samuel, 57.
Hore, Charles, 249; James, 249; John,

156; Martin, 281.
Horkeley, Charles, 107.
Horlock, John, 26i5.
Hum, Angell, 7; John, 329; Samuel,

288.
Home, Richard, 130; William, 93.
Homeby, William, 292.
Homer, Thomas, 23.
Horsey, Leonard, 192.
Horsfall, Walter, 9.
HoTsinton, Charles, 260.

Horsley, Charles, 134; John, 306, 338;

Oliver, 309; Richard, 130; Robert, no.
Horsnell, Horatio, 306 ; Thomas, 270.
Horton,Tohn, 108; Thomas, 108.
Horwood, Edward, 215; John, 331,
Hosey, Henry, 318.
Hotcnkins, Matthew, 174.
Hothersall, Burch, 300.
Hough, George, 153 ; Henry, 198 ; John,

225 ; Thomas, 180, 224.
Houghton, Francis, 311; George, 325;

John, 161 ; Nicolas, 202 ; Robert, 96.
House, John, 285.
Hovedine, John, 132.
How, Benjamin, 304 ; John, 233 ; Joseph,

140; Nathanael, 206; Samuel, 206;

Scroop, 305 ; Thomas, 192 ; William, 2.
Howard, George, 302 ; James, 258, 262 ;

John, 198, 245; Samuel, 236, 284;

Valentine, 232 ; William, 332.
Howe, George, 123; John, 5; William, 134.
Howell, Christopher, 128; Gilbert, 315;

John, 317; Richard, 280 ; Thomas, 145 ;

William, 257, 267.
Howes, Daniel, 339; Jeremiah, 150;

Samuel, 142 ; Thomas, 142.
Howkins, Samuel, 239.
Howlett, Benjamin, 276 ; Jacob, 342 ;

Edward, 288 ; Thomas, 306.
Howman, Richard, 15.
Howse, John, no, 134.
Howson, Robert, 58.

Howsonne, Christopher, 16 ; Thomas, 16.
Hoy, Clement, 290 ; John, 312; Thomas,

277.
Hoyle, Richard, 320.
Hoyles, Charles, 335.
Hubbald, Edward, 282.
Hubbard, Edward, 283 ; George, 298 ;

Michael, 104 ; William, 104, 280.
Hubberst, Twine, 106.
Hubberstie, William, 261.
Hubbert, John, 77.
Hubbuck, William, 215.
Hubbucke, John, 52 ; William, 52.
Huble, John, 52.
Hublert, John, 46.

Hubome (or Hugbone), Thomas, 145.
Huchenson, Henry, 2 ; Ralph, 3.
Hud, John, 148.

Hudnall, John, 202 ; Martin, 202.
Hudson, Anthony, 42 ; Christopher, 59 ;

Francis, 42; James, 274; John, 100, 151;

Leonard, 325 ; Oliver, 34 ; Richard, 75 ;

Thomas, 34, 50, 100 ; Zachary, 59.
Hudwell, John, 8.
Hug£ings, Alexander, 282.
Hughes, James, 269; John, 335; Peter,

74 ; Robert, 145.
Huit, John, 83.
Huitson, Nathaniel, 84.
Hull, Francis, 108 ; Peter, 98.
Hullinges, William, 48.
HuUyns, Samuel, 45.
Hulson, Edward, 12, 19; Robert, 11.

Index.

367

Hulyn, William, 126.

Humble, Abraham, 151, 168; Francis, 75;

George, 75; John, 75, 82, 256; Thomas,

203 ; WiUiam, 98.
Humfries, John, 108.
Humphrey, Thomas, 344.
Humphreys, John, 312.
Hnmstone, George, 231 ; Thomas, 189.
Hub^ne (or Huniday), John, 133.
Hungate, Thomas, 202.
Hungerford, Edward, 302.
Hunt, Daniel, 339; Edmond, 24; George,

8; Henry,40; John, 116, 209,316, 339;

Robert, 105 ; Samuel, 279 ; Thomas,

197, 316; WiUiam, 125, 299.
Hunter, Bernard, 332 ; Charles, 332 ;

William, 52.
Hurdis, Peter, 103.
Hurlock, Joseph, 221, 243.
Hurly, Joseph, 302
Hurst, George,

141 ; Henry, 164'; Samuel,
141 ; William, 144.
Hurt, Edmund, 262.
Husband, Edward, 103.
Huse, Walter, 26.
Huson (or Hughson), William, 141.
Hussey, George, 341 ; Henry, 318, 339.
Hutchenson, Henry, 5 1 ; John, 37 ; William,

51-
Hutcheson, John, 14.
Hutchin, John, 315.
Hutchins, David, 146 ; John, 35, 200, 263;

Nicolas, 221 ; William, 246.
Hutchinson, Henry, 303; Leonard, 257;

Thomas, 265 ; William, 75.
Hutchison, Richard, 142.
Hutt, Charles, 298; John, 201.
Hutton, Thomas, 21 ; William, 1 10, 192.
Huxley, John, 310; Joseph, 304; Thomas,

81.
Huys, Nicholas, 16.
Hyatt, John, 208.
Hyche, John, 10.
Hyde, John, 63 ; 'William, 180.
Hyfield, John, lOO ; Nathaniel, 105 ;

Theodore, 83,
Hyne, Paul, 145.
Hynt, Richard, 23.

I.

Iden, Edward, 335.

Hes, John, 332.

Illingworth, John, 56, 87 ; Richard, 81 ;

Thomas, 69 ; Valentine, 56.
Impey, Thomas, 256.
Ince, Hairy, 5 ; John, 226.
Inge, Vincent, 284.
Inglebird, Joseph, 267.
Inglesby, John, 146 ; Richard, 146.
Ingoldsby, Edward, 65 ; John, 321 ;

Richard, 98.
Ingram, Moses, 257 ; Samuel, 146.
Inkersell, Richard, 82.
Inkersoll, Henry, 126.

Inman, Richard, 232.

Innes, George, 302.

Irbv, Edward, 57.

Ireland, Daniel, 233 ; Robert, 207 ; Warren,

III ; William, 211.
Irons, Samuel, 166.
Isaac, Abraham, 321.
Isaackson, William, 128.
Isaacson, John, 303.
Isham, Edward, 271.
Ive, Heniy, i ; Edward, 233; John, 113.
Ives, Paul, 87.
Iveson, William, 93.
Ivory, Robert, 268.
Ivy, John, 149.
Izard, Antony, 223 ; George, 385.

J.

Tacke, William, 25.

Jacks, Job, 141.

Jackson, Edmond, 34 ; Jan.es, 340 ; John,

42, 240, 330; Joseph, 171 ; Peter, 338;

Stephen, 928, 240, 338; Thomas, 119;

William, 269.
Jacob, Giles, 19 ; Gysebryght, 4 ; Henry,

66; Isaac, 118; John, 89; Josias, 99,

102; Nehemiah, 04; Robert, 4; Theo-
dore, 63 ; Thomas, 4 ; William, 4.
iacobus, Ajigelo, 230.
aggard, Francis, 332 ; Thomas, 299.
agger, John, 56.
ames, Andrew, 259 ; George, 109 ; Jcto,

147, 229, 305; Richard, 140; Roger,

116; Thomas, 153; William, 94, ii6y

284, 294.
Janeway, Abraham, 226 ; Jacob, 291 ;

Jeremy, 156; Joseph, 226; Richard,

306.
Tanua, Henry, 156.
Janvrine, Peter, 55.
Jaques, Charles, 295.
Jameld, Richard, 32.
Jarratt, Richard, 83, 90.
Jarvis, Alexander, 112; Richard, 139.
Jasper, Nicolas, 179.
Jay, John, 23.
Jaye, John, 255 ; Peter, 84.
Jeane (or Jeyne), Francis, 3x0; George,

329; Thomas, 307.
Jeanes, Edward, 289 ; John, 281.
Jeaves, Edward, 274 ; Thomas, 282 ;

William, 282.
Jebb, John, 263.
Jeff, Thomas, 319.
Jefferson, Charles, 2j8 ; Edward, 24

Joseph, 255; Mark (or Robert),

William, 03.
Teffcrys, John, loi.
Jeffrey, Edmond, 49 ; John, 46, 171 ;

Thomas, 48.
Jekyll, Thomas, 212.
Jempson, Simon, 95 ; Thomas, 95.
Jeneway, John, 178.
Jenkes, William, 255.

368

Index.

Jenkins, Edward, 219 ; George, loi ; Giles,
141 ; John, 113 his^ 143 ; William, 141.

Jenkinson, Jo., 266 ; Ridiard, 327.
enney, Francis, 248 ; Henry, 240 ; Robert,
221. ^^tf Jenny.

Jenning, George, 54.
ennings (or Jennens), Ambrose, 105 ;
Benjamin, 329; Denis, 196; John, 118,
I35»3i6; Peter, 318; Samuel, 224, 307 ;
Stephen, 19; Thomas, 208, 298, 321;
Wiliiam, 104.

Jennoway, William, 92.

Jenny, Christopher, 198 ; Thomas, 198.

Jenour« John, 242; Stephen, 218 ; Thomas,
258.

erard, Thomas, 171.
erman (or Jarman), Joseph, 8r.
ermyn, Moses, 296.
erome, John, 79, 90.
errard (or Garrard), Richard, 144 ; Robert,

144 ; Thomas, 144. iiee Gerrard.
essopp, William, 121.
etter, Isaac, 249.
I eve, Vavasour, 285.

.ewar, William, 342.

]robson, Robert, 9.

[fohnes, Robert, 36.

Johnson, Abraham, 165 ; Bence, 182 ;
Charles, 71, 314; Edmund, 90; Edward,
87,90; Francis, 126; Gabriel, 9; George,
88; James, 264; John, 7, 35, 108, 187,
207, 243, 282, 321 ; Joseph, 281 ; Lance-
lot, 73; Paul, 137, 146; Peter, 86;
Richard, 193 ; Thomas, 86, 96, 186, 321 ;
Timothy, 55 ; William, 7, 18, 38, 208,
233 ; Zachary, 305.

Jolley, Thomas, 257.

Jolly, Henry, 88, 3 1 2 ; Samuel, 91 ; William,
338.

Jones, Alexander, 149; Cornelius, 174, 200;
David, 207; Edward, 22, 312; Ellis, 309;
Enoch, 109; George, 81, 85; Henry,
247» 263 ; Humphrey, 334 ; Isaac, 103 ;
James, 177; Jeremiah, 150, 175; John,
28, 31, 66, no, 185, 190, 197; Lewis,
321 ; Peter, 39 ; Philip, 273 ; Richard,
55, 196, 201, 279; Robert, 83, 121;
Roger, 29; Rowland, 19; Samuel, 71,
76; Thomas, 8, 46, 105 his^ 136, 146,
209, 320 ; Valentine, 20 ; William, 38,
81, 107, 166, 192, 197, 259, 264.

Jordan, Abraham, 220; Arthiu-, 260;
Fulke, 26; Henry, 296; James, 222,
296 ; John, 298 ; Richard, 220.

Jorden, Edmund, 243; Francis, 184; John,

77- ^

Joslin, George, 324.

Joyce, John, 343 ; William, 120.

Joyner, Henry, 235; Theophilus, 267;

Thomas, 336; William, 281, 287.
Joyse, Daniel, 162 ; Henry, 189 ; Thomas,

162, 189.

Jude, John, 108 ; Samuel, 126.
udson, John, 60 ; Thomas, 60 ; William,
60.

Judwin, Robert, 15^.

Julian, William, 306.

June, Christopher, 125 (or Jude).

Juxon, Arthur, 36 ; Charles, 296 ; George,
29s ; Richard, 79, 100 ; Rowland, 36,
100 ; Samuel, 140, 171 ; Thomas, 61,
71, 100 ; Walter, 295 ; William, 36, 97.

K.

Kay, Giles, 92 ; John, 92.

Kayes, Thomas, 98,

Keale, Robert, 69.

Kebelwhyte, Roger, 8.

Keble, Robert, 341.

Keeble, John, 341.

Keeley, Keilway, 143 ; Richard, 152.

Keelinge, Thomas, 164.

Keely, Richard, 166 ; William, 155, 166.

Keen, John, 209 ; Samuel, 215.

Keene, John, 296 ; William, 307.

Keep, John, 298.

Keete, Bruin, 275.

Keimer, Samuel, 3^5.

Keisar, Abraham, 62.

Kele, John, 135.

Keley, Christopher, 14.

Kelinge, Tohn, 132.

Kellet, Alexander, 331 ; Joseph, 147.

Kelly, David, 323 ; John, 337.

Kelthridge, Robert, 12.

Kem, Henry, 322.

Kemble, Thomas, 184.

Kemp, William, 322.

Kempe, Francis, 236 ; William, 23.

Kempton, Edward, 329; Ephraim, 129;

Rex, 337.
Ken, Christopher, 22.
Kench, John, 32 ; Robert, 32.
Kendall, William, 41.
Kenn, Thomas, 127.
Kennet, John, 120; Richard, 120.
Kennett, John, 47 ; Peter, 121 ; William,

Kennon, Richard, 251 ; William, 245.

Kennyng, WiUiam, 38.

Kenrick, Thomas, 63.

Kent, Henry, 119; John, 108, 286;

Walter, 279.
Kentish, Joseph, 299 ; Peter, 225.
Kenton, Heniy, 175; John, 70.
Kenwrick, Charles, 258.
Kerrin, Henry, 66.
Kersey, John, 104.
Kerton, Samuel, 146.
Kestell, Timothy, 301.
Kesterson, John, 133.
Kestill, Isaac, 302.
Kettleby, Francis, 336.
Kettlewell, Roger, 95.
Kettylwood, Henry, 4 ; John, 4.
Key, Jamesj'59; Nathamd, 325; Richard,

Keylinge, Charles, 303.
Kidder, Richard, 78,

Index.

369

Kiffit, John, 188.

Kilbee, Bartholomew, 82.

Kilboume, Richard, 87.

Killingworth, John, 58.

Kilner, George, 112, 117.

Kimberley, Francis, 89.

Kinaston, Robert, 80.

King, Adam, 94; Arnold, 292; Benjamin,
125 ; Charles, 282; Edward, 115; Gregory,
153; Henry, 321; James, 263; John, 20,
58, 215, 242, 300; Joseph, 148 ; Nathaniel,
150; Ralph, 135; Richard, 228, 292;
Robert, 115; Sampson, 342; Samuel,
241; William, 135, 331; , 2.

Kinglake, George, 134.

Kings, John, 259.

KingsboroTigh, Edward, 316.

Kingsley, Edward, 274; John, 189; Robert,
203.

Kinnard, William, 326.

Kinnarsley, John, 58.

KJnnaston, Francis, 39.

Kinnerd, James, 323.

Kinnersley, John, 319.

Kinsey, William, 282.

Kinsman, Jasper, 269; John, 146; MoUins,
345; Thomas, 146.

Kirby, Benjamin, 86 \ John, 72 ; Joshua,
125; WiUiam, 74.

Kirkland, William, 134.

Kirkman, Roger, 193.

KJrton, Joshua, 119; J., 102.

Kitchen, Benjamin, 324; Robert, 324.

Kitchin, Charles, 301; John, 112.

Kitching, Edward, 295; John, 253.

Kitchinman, John, 83.

Kate, Henry, 321.

Kitley, Eustachius, 20.

Knapp (or Knatt), Jeremiah, 295 ; John,
305. 5^tfNatt.

KneU, Barnabas, 262.

Knevett, George, 315.

Knight, Alexander, 291 ; Andrew, 39 ;
Benjamin, 193; Francis, 253; James,
313; John, 139, 150, 235; Jonathan, 229;
Richard, 85, 1 10; Thomas, 89, 267, 317.

Knightes, James, 172.

Knightley, Edward, 340 ; William, 293.

Knipe, John, 300 ; Randolph, 301.

Knott, Jeremiah, 293; Moses, 313; Peter,
313; William, 113.

Knowles, Thomas, 2, 305 ; William, 53, 142.

Kydd, Thomas, 9.

Kydermyster, Thomas, 11.

Kympton, John, 15.

Kynaston, Bryan, 54 ; William, 151.

Kynd, Nightingale, 273.

Kynde, William, 41.

Kyndlemas, Robert, 15.

Kyrkby, Christopher, 210.

Kyrwood, John, 282.

L.

Laborer, John, 7.
2 A

Lacey, George, 112; William, 128.

Lacon, Robert, 311.

Lacy, Robert, 95.

Ladyman, Thomas, 285.

Laine, Hennr, 26.

Laines, Nathanael, 236.

Lait, William, 181.

Lake, Thomas, 244 ; William, 3.

Lamb, Antony, 211; Percival, 316; Salter,

211 ; Thomas, 141.
Lambart, William, 298.
Lambe, John, 102, 341 ; Richard, 121 ;

Thomas, 8.
Lambert, Robert, 290 ; Roger, 23.
Lampriere, Nicholas, 122.
Lancaster, John, 135 ; Richard, 63.
Lance, Thomas, 1 10.
Lane, Benjamin, 338, 341 ; Benoni, 341 ;

Gabriel, 302 ; George, 320, 32 1 ; Gregory,

321 ; Joel, 329; John, S ; Joseph, 246 ;

Raphe, 38; Richard, 109,313; Thomas,

112, 115; Walter, 324.
Laneere, Henry, 54.
Lanfield, Robert, 267.
Lang, J[ohn, 302.
Langbridge, Edmund, 325; John, 222;

Thomas, 222.
Langford, Obadiah, 119.
Langham, Edward, 314; Thomas, 283.
Langhom, Nathanael, 190.
Langley, Adam, 45; John, 294, 335;

WilUam, 74.
Langton, John, 322 ; Robert, 209 ; William,

209.
Lant, Andrew, 185; Charies, 256; Robert,

203.
Lap, Gabriel, 339.
Laramore, John, 299.
Lardar, Richard, 70.
Lardner, Tames, 308; John, 308; Linford,

327; Thomas, 327.
Larett (or Larrett), Abraham, 268 ; Richard,

267.
Larg, William, 270.
Larking, Bedell, 175; John, 138.
Larton, John, 310.
Lasham, Edward, 267.
Lasher, Benjamin, 287 ; Henry, 306 ;

Joshua, 262 his.
Lasinby, Robert, 311.
Laster, Henry, 297.
Latewar, Richard, 17.
Lateward. Jonathan, 331; William, 328.
Latham, Peter, 325; Richard, 68; Thomas,

68 ; William, 43.
Laughton, Obadiah, 116.
Laurence, Gabriel, 338; James, 290; John,

261, 275, 344; Jonathan, 330; To., 260;

Nathaniel, 336 ; Ralph, 1 63 ; William, 43.
Laurent, Thomas, 9.
Lauret, Stephen, 136.
Lauton, John, 173.
Lavender, George, 250; James, 330.
Lavie, Henry John, 338.
Law, Isaac, 95; John, 336.

370

Index.

Lawes, Edmund, 225; Thomas, 240.

Lawles, Harry, 2.

Lawrence, Cornelius, 71; Edward, 78;

Gideon, 90 ; John, 81 ; Randall, 125 ;

Robert, 338; Thomas, 86, 121.
Lawson, Andrew, 175; Edward, 47; Peter,

31 ; Samuel, 106.
Lawton, George, 91 ; Hugh, 238, 342 ;

Thomas, 41.
Layfield, Charles, 264; Edward, 92; John,

299; Thomas, 92.
Lazenbv, Richard, 73.
Lea, EUis, 52 ; John, 130, 314 ; Matthias,

330; William, 143, 341.
Leach, John, 30 ; Jo., 266 ; Thomas,

95-
Leadbeater, Caleb, 307.
Leake, James, 343 ; Thomas, 272 ; William,

3"'
Leaning, Obadiah, 325.
Leathers, William, 131.
Leaver, Thomas, 129.
Leaves, Thomas, 128.
Leavy (or Leave), William, 132.
Lecester, Robert, 184.
Lecock, Charles, 316.
Ledam, John, 9.
Ledsham, Kellam, 84.
Lee (or Ley), Francis, 288; Godfrey, 345;

Henry, 344; John, 84, 194, 282; Joseph,

343; Joslin, 281; J., 104; Michael, 267;

Newton, 299 ; Richard, 342 ; Robert,

115; Thomas, 27, 102, 246; Timothy,

281; William, 15, 115, 122, 299.
Leech, Steven, 123 ; Thomas, 92.
Leeder, John, 27.
Legat,. John, 68.
Legate, Thomas, 254.
Le Gray, Tohn, 201 ; Peter, 202.
Leger, Thomas, 23.
Legg, David, 332 ; Thomas, 234.
Legge, Richara, 125.
Lei^ (or Lee), Gabriel, 119; George, 125;

John, 119; Olyff, 11, 19; Peter, 330;

Richard, 144, 265 ; William, 124.
Leighton, Elisha, 125 ; Robert, 118.
Le Keux, Peter, 334.
Leman, Suckling, 328.
Lembrey, Samuel, 265.
Lemm, Joseph, 310.
Lemman, Henry, 12^ ; James, 125.
Lemmon (or Leminge), James, 118;

William, 135.
Lemon, John, 91 ; Thomas, 44.
Lempriere, Jolm, 87 ; Philip, 54.
Le Neve, Edward, 307; Thomas, 311;

William, 307. See Neve.
Lentell, Harry Tage (? Heritage), 314;

John, 314.
Lenthall, Adrian, 157 ; Edmund, 162 ;

Francis, 162 ; William, 157.
Lenton, Samuel, 236; Thomas, 215.
Leonard, Thomas, 284.
Leper, John, 62.
Le Poutr^ John, 202.

Lester, Edward, 172, 259 ; Robert, 106.

Letherland, Joshua, 154 ; William, 166.

Letten, Nathaniel, 276.

Letton, Robert, 146.

Leve, William, 130.

Levett, Henry, 40 ; Richard, 66.

Levinz, Humphrey, 286; William, 142,

282.
Levis, Richard, 230.
Lewen, Edmund, 314; Robert, 314.
Lewes, KJchard, 39, 60 ; Robot, 39.
Lewin, Daniel, 278; John, 254, 320;

Joshua, 221.
Lewis, Charles, 241 ; Eubule, 93; Ezekiel*

327 ; Humphrey, 206 ; James, 98, 260 ;

John, 62, 172; Lawrence, 82; Ralph,

204 ; Thomas, 255.
Lidcott, Leonard, 244.
Liddell, Andrew, 138 ; James, 238.
Lidsey, John, 1 14.
Light, Samuel, 251.
Lightfoot,Anastasius Cotton Jackson, 195,

200.
Lightman, William, 243.
Like, James, 271.
Lilbum, John, 258.
Lilgrave, George, 99.
Lilly, Edward, 283 ; John, 122 ; Stephen,

283.
Limpany, John, 321.
Linch, John, 305 ; Samuel, 309.
Lindsay, David, 91.

Lindsey, John, 285 ; Thomas, 289, 329.
Linell, John, 178.
Ling, Nehemiah, 73.
Lingard, John, 318.
Lingen, Richard, 59.
Linnet, Henry, 147; John, 118, 147.
Linton, Robert, 91, 155; Thomas, 294.
Linwood, Arthur, 206.
Lion, Adam, 192.
Liptrot, William, 238.
Liskin, Henry, 111.
Lisle, Charles (or William), 58.
Lister, William, 135.
Little, Thomas, 316.
Littlehales, Thomas, 215.
liver, Richard, 305.
Lloyd, Edward, 261 ; Henry, 155 ; John,

183; Joshua, 262; Nathaniel, 286;

Richard, 261; Simon, 342; William,

243.
Loades, Henry, 294.
Lock, Samuel, 2\x\ William, 188, 302.
Locke, Heniy, 148.
Loddngton, Thomas, 235.
Lodge, Henry, jio.
Lodmgton, Nathanael, 229.
Loe, Martin, 207; Robert, 20; Thomas,

314; William, 154.
Lole, Francis, 169.
Lomas, Henry, ^3.
Lombard, Daniel, 324.
Lomex, Ralph, 210.
Lone, Richard, 213.

Index.

371

Long, George, 173, 282; Henry, 315;

James, 27^, 286; John, 83, 239; Robert,

118, 172, 278 ; Thomas, 183, 255 ;

William, 279.
Longford, John, 324.
Longworth, John, 156.
Lorde, James, 33.
Lordinge, Thomas, 13.
Lordman, Marmaduke, 257.
Loringe, Thomas, 319.
Loirington, Sherwood, 78.
Lort, John, 294 ; RichaJxl, 109 ; Thomas,

302.
Loiymer, Roger, 169.
Louche, James, 336.
Love, Caleb, 332 ; James, 327 ; Nicholas,

310; Robert, 48.
Loveday, James, 267; Samuel, 174, 233,

294.
Loveden, Robert, 95.
Loveioy, Rowland, 04.
Lovdl, Thomas, 49 ; Tytus, 56.
Lovett, Frands, 92 ; William, 50.
Lovick, Hugh George, 342.
Loving, John, 276.
Low, Andrew, 322 ; Robert, 181 ; Thomas,

143; William, 122.
Lowbeiy, Henry, 9.
Lowe, Edward, 322, 325 ; John, 2, 129,

208, 243, 254; Robert, 218; Thomas,

97, 218, 222, 223 ; William, 52, 58, 243,

254.
Lower, Richard, 339.
Lowfield, James, 150 ; Robert, 153 ;

William, 152, 252.
Lowndes, Francis, 134.
Lownes, Thomas, 81.
Lowth, Francis, 306 ; William, 277.
Lucar, Emanuel, 40 ; John, 12.
Lucas, Robert, 271 ; Thomas, 10.
Ludbey, Edward, 141.
Ludwell, Thomas, 305.
Lufiinan, James, 48 ; John, 46.
Luflon, John, 64.
Luhng, Vincent, 202.
Lull, Nicholas, 113.
Lum, Michael, 343 ; William, 343.
Lumbard, Thomas, 215.
Lumsden, James, 94.
Lunt, Walton, 333.
Lutnor, John, 255.
Lutteriield, John, 120.
Luttman, Robert, 145.

Luttrell, , 127.

Lydall, Andrew, 138.

Lyddal, George, 330.

Lyfe, Thomas, 345.

Lyford, John, 235.

Lyfort, Richard, 309.

Lymby, Nicholas, 22.

Lymbrough, Tutcher, 72.

Lyn (or Lynne), Anthony, 7 ; Augustine,

248 ; Charles, 258 ; Edward, 239.
Lynde, Enoch, 151 ; James, 150.
Lynford, Henry, 23.

Lynge, John, 10.
Lynn, John, 294 ; William, 29.
Lynsey, Abraham, 124; Robert, 37.
Lyon, Edward, 297 ; John, 305 ; William,

10.
Lyster, John, 15.
Lytcott, Leonani, 244.
Lyte, Isaac, 119. .
Lyvin, Nicholas, 25.

M.

Mabb, George, 123.

Mabbott, Samuel, 195.

Mably, Thomas, 275.

Macadam, Daniel, 295 ; Henry, 302.

Macalla, Peter, 127.

Mackames, John, 164.

Mackemess, Robert, 292.

Mackley, Samuel, 327.

Macklin, John, 294.

Mackreth, Samud, 162.

Macro, John, 183.

Macy, Nathaniel, 83.

Maddox, Benjamin. 97; Edward, 280;

John, 343 ; Robert, 38 ; Thomas, 19.
Madox, Philip, 26 ; William, 106.
Maidwell (or MaydweU), Henry, 136; John,

329-
Mainet, Michael, 225.
Mainstone, William, 143.
Major, Anthony, 26 ; John, 83.
Makyn, George, 128.
Mai, Gabriel, 263.
Malcher, Richard, 211.
Male, Charles, 290; John, 299.
Malfin, John, 287.
Malim, Andrew, 46.
Malin, John, 73, 234.
Mallyverye (or Maliverer), William, 11.
Malpas, Joseph, 153.
Malthus, William, 267.
Man, Francis, 118, 240; George, 118;

James, 112; John, 91, 152; Samuel,

118; Thomas, 287.
Manby, William, 136, 192.
Manie, John, 232.
Manisty, Clement, 159.
Mankson, James, 130.
Manly, John, 326; Newland, 326.
Mann, Thomas, 341.
Mannmg, Hugh, 264; Richard, 263;

Thomas, 310.
Mansbridge, John, 95.
Mansley, Ralph, 287.
Mansuer, Ricnard, 219.
Manuel, Cosmo, 117.
Manwaring, OUver, 32.
Mapledore, John, 39 ; Ralph, 34.
Mar, Robert, 162.
Marbuiy, Francis, 135.
Marcall, John, 56.
March, Henry, 336, 340; Jonathan, 321 ;

William, 302.
Margetts, James, 265 ; Thomas, 242.

372

Index.

Mar|[rave, John, 364.

Manot, Zachariah, 245.

Marius, John, I03; Joseph, 102; Nathaniel,

99-
Mark, John, 197.
Markham, Francis, 64 ; George, 247 ;

Gregory, 72; John, 92; Philip, 79;

Robert, 70, 144 ; Samuel, 94 ; William,

92, 256.
Markland, Abraham, 244, 329; George,

322 ; John, 187, 315 ; Martin, 301 ;

Michael, 265.
Mark wick, Nathaniel, 293.
Markwicke, John, 146 ; Richard, 148.
Marley, WilUam, 318.
Marlow, Anthonv, 112.
Marolois, Samuel, 254.
Marriott, George, 340 ; Robert, 336 ;

Simeon, 224.
Marrow (or Marry), Ralph, 141 ; Roger,

Mar^, Adam, 169; Anthony, 16; Clement,
179; James, 166; John, 311; Laurence,
131, 345; Richard, 243, 253; Robert,
185 ; Samuel, 216 ; Thomas, 56, 80, 98;
Vincent, 149; Walter, 12; William, 166.

Marshsdl, Benett,4i ; Daniel, 191 ; Edward,
314; George, 289; Henry. 194, 200;
Isaac, 182; James, 289; John, 71, 132,
264; Richard, 103; Robert, 16; Thomas,
8, 140, 192, 200 ; William, 20.

Marsham, Ferdinando, 107.

Marson, Matthew, 253; William, 268.

Marston, Jarvis, 141.

Martin, George, 123 ; James, 121, 217 ;
Joseph, 208; Thomas, 15; William, 279.

Martindall, Hugh, 105.

Martyn, Francis, 6, 39.

Marwood, Samuel, 307.

Mascall, jfohn, 221.

Maslin, Francis, 261 ; Robert, 255.

Masline, John, 284, 287.

Mason, Benjamin, 262 ; James, 239 ; John,
33» i30» 237, 332, 337, 338, 341 ; Row-
land, 171; Thomas, 237; William, 338,

342-
Massey, Edmund, 345 ; Thomas, 60.
Massingbeard, WiUiam, 325.
Massock, Richard, 71.
Masson, Timothy, 38.
Massy, George, 148.

Master (or Masten), Peter, 16 ; Robert, 324.
Masters, James, 332 ; John, 324.
Mather, Samuel, 332.
Mathew, William, 264.
Mathews, Edward, 265.
Mattershead, Alexander, 96.
Matthew, Bernard, 76 ; John, 37; Robert,

23 ; William, 25.
Matthewes, Peter, 246.
Matthews, Henry, 108 ; John, 80, 302.
Maud, Richard, 260.
Maule, John, 127.
Mauling, Clement, 199.
Maultous, Zerobabel, 58.

Maultus, Thomas, 145.

Maimsel, Ralph, 287.

Maxey, Jonathan, 244.

May, Andrew, 64; George, 75, loi ; James,

103 ; Job, 192 ; John, 87, 89, 284, 287 ;

Thomas, 283.
Maycocke, William, 319.
Maydwell. See Maidwell.
Mayer (or Meyer), Edward (or Edmond),

41 ; Moses, 231 ; Richard, 231 ; Thomas,

200.
Mayhew, Henry, 153.
Maynard, Christopher, 228 ; John, 115.
Mayo, Daniel, 312 ; Edward, 196 ; John,

284; Samuel, 176; Thomas, 142, 242,

265.
Mayre, alias Awdrey, John, 36.
Meade, Edward, 165; John, 297; Thomas,

114, 166, 183.
Meadows, William, 341.
Meale, Thomas, 269.
Medley, Henry, 127 ; John, 155, 230-
Medlicott, Edmund, 184; James, 65;

Richard, 65 ; Thomas, 141.
Meggott, Richard, 320.
MeUice, John, 31.
Mellis, Richard, 124.
Mellish, George, 36, 128; William, 90.
Mercer, Joseph, 233 ; William, 107, 260.
Mere, tohn, 83.
Meredith, John, 224; Morgan, 168;

Richard, 330; Thomas, 141.
Meres, Michael, 134.
Meriton, Joshua, 205.
Merrick, Roger, 143.
MerritOD, John, 292.
Merry, Christopher, 34; George, 149;

Jeremiah, 291 ; Thomas, ill.
Merrydale, William, 315.
Mervin, Sheldon, 290.
Meryfield, Edward, 132 ; George, 181 ;

Richard, 161 ; William, 161.
Meryke, William, 9.
Meservy, Edward, 85.
Messenger, William, 10 1.
Messervey, John, 65.
Metcalf, Christopher, 254 ; Joseph, 254.
Metear (or Metayer), John, 304.
Methuen, Turner, 277.
Meux, Thomas, 297.

Mewes (or Mew), Peter, 130; Thomas, 129.
Michell, Edward, 213; James, 213.
Micklethwaite, Nathaniel, 1 19.
Middleton, John, 344 ; Michael, 289 ;

Richard, 120; Starkey, 338; Tliomas,

177. 309-
Midgley, George, 90.
Millx)ume (or Milbum), Edward, 335 ;

John, 89, 91, 98; Luke, 331 ; Robert, 92.
'Miller, Edward, 279; George, 115;

Matthew, 285 ; Samuel, 206 ; William,

62.
Milles, Christopher, 38.
Millington, David, 340; James, 176; John,

31 ; William, 68.

Index.

373

Mills, Daniel, 327; Elmire, 290; George,
307 ; John, 324; Thomas, 327 ; William,

"3.
Milner, Andrew, 152; Edward, 240;

Emanael, 276; George, 307; John, 196;

Matthew, 285, 311 ; Richard, 275, 282 ;

Samuel, 273.
Milward, John, 114.
Minchard, Henry, 183.
Minde, Roger, 97.
Minor, Charles, 281.
Mimshull, Christopher, 338.
Mirehouse, George, 328.
Mitchell, Benjamin, 265; Chailes, 149;

Jeremy, 310; Robert, 339; Thomas, 122.
Mitton, Edward, 239 ; Peter, 235.
Mold, John, 299.
Molines, John, 135.
MoUyneux, Ambrose, 36.
Molte, Anthony, 5.
Money, William, 25.
Mongar, Joshua, 329.
Monger, John, 330 ; William, 162.
Montford, Edward, 152.
Monyer, tames, 39.
Moody, John, 193; Thomas, 219, 292.
Moor, Samuel, 229; Thomas, 229; William,

330.
Moorcroft, Thomas, 38.
Moore, Francis, 109 ; James, 300 ; John,

328; Jonathan, 291 ; Joseph, 39; Peter,

176; Thomas, 35, 111,310; William,

109, 343.
Mordant, George, 327.
More, Charles, 291 ; Jarvis, 152 ; John, 2;

Richard, 5, 284; Robert, 136; Samuel,

267; Walter, 310.
Mordiouse, Thomas, 230.
Moreing, Anthony, 268.
Mores, Edmund, 170; William, 309.
Morgan, Godfrey, 19; Jeffrey, 15; John,

286 ; Owen, ^i.
Morland, Francis, 337.
Morley, J., 102; Robert, 150.
Mormay, Francis, 107; Neaziah(orNeriah);

56.
Morrall, George, 9^ .
Morrice, Chnstopner, 31 ; John,

Thomas, 31.
Morris, Christopher, 2; Daniel, 42; David,

243; Gregory, 63; Griffin, 54; Humphrey,

237 ; Isebraud, 2 ; James, 52, 344 ;

John, 53, 97, 139; Lewis, 210; Richard,

71, 120, 133; Roger, 212; Solomon, 144;

Thomas, 139, 244 ; William, 54, 76, 86.
Morrison, Ralph, 156.
Morrys, Hugh, 40 ; John, 9.
Morton, Charles, 329 ; John, 245.
Moseley, John, 23A; Joseph, 197; Richard,

260; Robert, 2i6; Samuel, 186; William,

143-
Moss, George, 315; John, 175,189; Michael,

165; Nicholas, 278.
Mosse, Clement, 34; Roger, 151.
Motley, Edward, 100.

304;

Mott, Samuel, 158 ; William, 341.
Mottershed, John, 253 ; Thomas, 252.
Mottersy, John, 1 14.
Mould, Benjamin, 251 ; Bernard, 342 ;

Robert, 62.
Moule, John, 159 ; William, 122.
Moulins, William, 276.
Moult, George, 45 ; Thomas, 234.
Moulton, Robert, 271.
Mounger, John, 66 ; William, 66.
Mount, Isaac, 284.
Mountford, Edward, 282; Thomas, 120;

William, 120, 318.
Mouse, Arthur, 16; Symond, 16.
Mowbray, William, 322.
Mower, Henry, 71.
Moxon, James, 138.
Moythen, James, 182 ; John, 180.
Mugg, John, 314.
Mulcaster, Richard, 90.
Mullineux, Thomas, 233.
Mullins, Robert, 274.
Mumford, Edward, 165.
Mumfort, Edward, 282 ; John, 270.
Mumme, Matthias, 276.
Mumpfield, Thomas, 267.
Munck, Nathaniel, 53.
Muns, John, 108 ; Thomas, 108.
Murcot, William, 81.
Murfin, John, 343 ; WiUiam, 343.
Murlow, Richard, 24.
Murray, John, 310.
Murrey, Thomas, 215.
Murrow, John, 304.
Musgrave, George, 340.
Muslet, Thomas, 91.
Mutford, Thomas, 245.
Mylle, Christopher, 4 ; Michael, 4.
Mylne, Richard, 15.
Myriel, John, 133.

N.

Nailor (or Nailer), Bryan, 42 ; Edward, 219;

John, 56.
Naish, James, 336 ; Richard, 339.
Napton, William, 311.
Nash, David, 202 ; Sothem, 322.
Nashe, Edward, 68.
Natt, Jeremiah, 293. See Knatt.
Navison, Thomas, 296.
Naylor (or Nayler), Francis, 151; John, 7,

21 ; Richard, 154.
Neal, Caleb, 202.
Neale, Andrew, 146; Anthony, 50; Daniel,

316; John, 107; Symon, 63; Thomas,

192 ; Walter, 264.
Nedeham, William, 32.
Nedham, John, 21.
Nedom, Francis, iii.
Neede, William, 75.
Needham, John, 270; Marchmont, 271.
Needier, Benjamin, 136.
Nede, Ezekiel, 56.
Neil, William, 1 10.

374

Index.

Neile (or Neales), Thomas, 55.

Nellums, John, 290.

Nelson, Benjamin, 290 ; Brian, 304 ;

Francis, 160; Robert, 115; William,

81, 280, 282.
Nelthorpe, James, 318 ; John, 303.
Nendick, Humphrey, 220.
Netheway, Thomas, 233.
Netmaker, Nathaniel, 84 ; Richard, 82.
Nettleton, Jacob, 106 ; James, 109.
Neve, Francis, 102; Peter, 279; William,

I77i 302. See Le Neve.
Nevc^, John, 63, 309 ; Thomas, 309.
Neves, Edward, 301.
Nevil, Anthony, 62 ; John, 61 ; Richard,

Nevill, Edward, 245 ; John, 246 ; Philip,

190, 199; Robert, 190, 199.
Newall, Thomas, 73.
Newball, Hugh, 6.
Newbery, Nathanael, 212 ; Samuel, 221 ;

William, 97.
Newberry, Edmund, 136; Henry, 115;

Matthew, 129; Nathaniel, 105.
Newbury, Robert, 33?.
Newbye, Rowland, 20. .
Newcomen, Stephen, 225.
Newdick, Henry, 334.
Newell, John, 157; Ralph, 289; Stephen,

280, 286, 299.
Newham, John, 283.
Newhouse, Edward, 214.
Newland, Benjamin, 304.
Newman, Alexander, 139; Francis, 121;

Henry, 279 ; John, 82, 279; Robert, 57;

Thomas, 294.
Newport, Richard, 86.
Newse, Edward, 50.
Newsom, John, 321.
Newton, Abraham, 331 ; Benjamin, 299;

Edward, 338; Henry, 338; John, 66;

Robert, 300 ; Samuel, 286.
Niccolls, William, 174.
Nicholas, Thomas, 117.
Nicholls, Nathanael, 245.
Nichols, George, 66 ; John, 63 ; Robert,

Ij6; Thomas, 53, 318.
Nicnolson, Edward, 338 ; George, 65 ;

Polydore, 10; Robert, 20; Thomas,

337 ; WilUam, 81, 198.
Nicolas, Caleb, 206 ; John, 229 ; Thomas,

168 ; William, 206.
NicoU, John, 165 ; Thomas, 165. •

Nicolles, William, 45.
NicoUs, Daniel, 147; Joseph, 283; Richard,

188 ; William, 18.
Nicob, William, 271.
Nightingale, George, 214; Richard, 117.
Nixon, George, 105 ; Henry, 38.
Noble, Daniel, 233 ; Isaac, 259.
Noden, Ralph, 301.
Nodes, Francis, 42.
Noel, Nicolas, 234.
Norbury, John, 170; Thomas, 170.
Norden, William, 221.

Norman, John, 1 1% 330.

Norridge, John, 160.

Norris, John, 138 ; William, 326.

Norris (or Norwich), William, 316.

North, Dudlev, 136 ; John, 77 ; Michael, 74 ;

Samuel, 58 ; William, 50.
Northall, Richard, 22.
Northupp, John, 257.
Norton, Frauds, 237; Hammond, 237;

Henry, 119; Ralph, 299; Richard, 121;

Robert, 10; Symon, 43; Thomas, 13.
Nott, Edward, 109 ; Thomas, 95, 338.
Nourse, Edward, 300.
Nowell, John, 17.
Nuce, Thomas, 98.
Nucella, Peter, 127.
Nunn, Edward, 258 ; John, 149 ; Robert,

149.
Nurse, Henry, 172; Hugh, 271 ; Robert,

172.
Nuse, Tames, 113.
. NuthaU, George, 274 ; James, 274 ; John,

274.
Nutt, John, 29s ; William, 302.
Nyass, Christopher, 311.
Nye, Chomley, 288 ; John, 288.

o.

Oaile, Thomas, iii.

Oakes, Benjamin, 249; Daniel, 265; John,

227 ; Joseph, 249 ; Samuel, 267.
Oakley, Thomas, 268.
Oates, Titus, 272.
Ockendale, Henry, 115.
Ockley, Timothv, 6.
Odway, Edward, 195.
Offley, Humphrey, 56 ; Richard, 23 ;

Robert, 63 ; Thomas, 68.
Ogden, John, 148; Richard, 148; Robert,

14, 21.
Okeley, Edward, 237.
Okely, John, 139. •
Okes, Urian, 212.
Okey, John, 94.
Okley, John, 277.
Okvn, Martin, 26.
Olden, Henry, 122.
Oldesworth, Richard, 123.
Oldisworth, Austin, 334 ; James, 326.
Olive, Thomas, 345.
Oliver, John, 84; Joseph, 76; Richard, 250;

Thomas, 234, 317, 341 ; William, 272.
Olyff, William, 19.
Oneale, James, 186.
Onley, John, 129.
Onslow, William, 67.
Orenge, John, 27.
Orfeur, William, 296.
Organ, William, 90.
Oringe, Thomas, 150.
Orlebar, Edward, 137.
Orpcn, Henry, 278.
Orpin, Gabriel, 291.
Orrel, Richard, 62.

Index.

375

Orton, John, 34, 207 ; Nicolas, 207.
Osbaston, Henry, 122, 270 ; John, 140.
Osbom, Gabriel, 207.
Osborne, John, 138; Michael, 8; Repent,

^ ; Richard, 251 ; Thomas, 49, 310.
OsDum, Charles, 302.
Osier, Robert, 150. See Ozler.
Ostler, Richard, 140.
Otgar, Peter, 327.
Otger, Abraham, 266. '

Ottgher, Abraham, 341.
OUringham, George, 26.
Oulton, Henry, 85.
Ousley, John, 259.
Outridge, Daniel, 315.
Ouzley, Edward, 144.
Oveat, Richard, 295.
Owen (or Owyn), Edward, 103 ; Georce,

292; Henry, 309; Israel, 69; Jonas, 61;

Michael, 32; Richard, 62,243; Robert,

209 ; Roger, 62 ; Thomas,. 66, 69, 73,

96 ; WilUam, 33, 96.
Owens, John, 83.
Owfe, Thomas, 104.

Oxenbridge, Clement, 121 ; Daniel, 171.
Oxwick, Lewis, 167.
Oysten, Robert, 341.
Ozell, Austin, 306.
Ozler, Bernard, 298. See Osier.

P.

Pack, Christopher, 334; Edmund, 340;
Graves, 337; John, 327; Richardson,

33'-
Padcer, Edward, 61 ; Thomas, 202.
Packwood, William, 108.
Pacy, John, 154; Thomas, 37.
Paddye, Lewis, 38; William, ii.
Padnoll, Robert, 215 ; Thomas, 175,

Padson, Jefirey, 46.

Page, George, 280; Henry, 51; John, 314;

Nathaniel, 104 ; Richard, 46 ; William,

105.
Paggen, Peter, 128, 190; William, 216.
Paggin, Peter, 255.
Paggit, Justinian, 284.
Pagitt, Ephraim, 132; John, 177; William,

150.
Pain, Barton, 333 ; Edward, 200 ; Hum-
phrey, 253; John, 216; Richard,

211.
Paine, Edward, 185 ; Ephraim, 185 ; James,

96; John, 160; William, 113, 159. See

Van-Paine.
Painter, Christopher, 106; Humphrey, 82;

John, 138 ; Richard, 117 ; Samuel, 316;

William, 166.
Pake, Edward, 20.
Pakeman, John, 268.
Palaeologus, Henry, 182.
Palavisene (or Palavicini), James, 130.
Pallin, Francis, 128.
Pallott, Joshua, 130.

Palmer, Baldwin, 164; Charles, 282;

Edward, 144, 261, 270; Francis, 26;

George, 138; Hanson, 280; Henry, 125,

I34i 185, 271 ; James, 81, 100; Jefl&ey,

272; John, 41, 46, 108, 115, 155, 252,

280; Robert, 53, 138,282,298; Thomas,

19, 25, 100; William, 53, 103, 117, 133,

279, 282.
Palphrey, Richard, 135.
Pamplin, Loverington, 135.
Pankridge. Richard, 325.
PantweU, Philip, 225.
Papworth, Elias, 232 ; Henry, 215.
Paramour, William, 48.
Pardow, Edward, 1 14.
Parish, Thomas, 331.
Park, James, 332.
Parke, Francis, 69 ; Gabriel, 114; James,

304 ; John, 76 ; Nicholas, 69 ; Thomas,

117.
Parkens, Sebastian, 9.
Parker, Andrew, 332; Francis, 144; Henry,

202; John, 275; Joseph, 119; J., 103;

Richard, 11 \ Thomas, 112, 270, 271;

William, 147.
Parkes, Edward, 186; John, 191; Robert,

60; William, 60.
Parkkis, Erasmus, 34.
Parkinson, Brian, 84 ; Caesar, 301 ; Henry,

85 ; John, 68 ; Thomas, 62.
Parks, Thomas, 130.
Parmenter, George, 325.
Pamell, William, 52.
Parr, Edward, 237; Job, 304; Thomas,

^303,332.

Parratt, John, 271.

Parret, Benjamin, 282.

Parrett, Richard, 42.

Parrot, Spier, 320.

Parry, Andrew, 313; Charles, 269;

Edward, 184, 333 ; William, 15.
Parsell, Nathaniel, 125; Thomas, 313.
Parsons, Benjamin, 194; Duke, 331; Philip,

53; Richard, 52; Walter, 318.
Partridge, Avery, 40; John, 67, 286, 323;

Martin, 43 ; Robert, 18 ; Simon, 272.
Pasmore, Edward, 298.
Passand, Thomas, 134.
Paston, Richard, 32.
Pate, Henry, 206 ; James, 92 ; John, 150;

Robert, 156.

Patente, , 23.

Patrick, William, 150.

Patrickson, Richard, 159.

Pattenson, Robert, 23.

Patterick, William, 9.

Pattison, William, 275.

Paulee, Francis, 221.

Paulet, George, 79.

Paulson, Thomas, 70.

Pawley, George, 291 ; Walter, 4.

Pawmes (or Palmes), Francis, 77.

Paxton, Richard, 336; Roger, 266.

Paybody, Tames, 223.
Paye, William, 138.

376

Index.

Payn, Orlando, 301.

Payne, George, 133, 325 ; John, 325 ;

Philip, 58; Squire, 319; Stephen, 12

William, 319.
Paynter, Thomas, 121.
Peacock, John, 88, 316; Thomas, 341.
Peagram, Emanuel, 5.
Peake, Heniy, 78 ; Edward, 67.
Pearce, Hugn, 219; John, 258.
Pearcey, Tames, 48.
Pears, John, 38.
Pearson, Edward, 11 1 ; Henry, 275 ;

James, 312; John, 124; Thomas, 113;

William, 109.
Pease, George, 145 ; William, 145.
Peate, William, 50; Zachary, 190.
Pebworth, Andrew, 244.
Peck, John, 73, 292 ; Robert, 291 ; Thomas,

345-
Pecke, Francis, 137 ; Jonas, 137.
Peddock, Leonard, 48 ; William, 48.
Pedc, Benjamin, 257.
Peeche, William, 345.
Peele, Robert, 336; Roger, 193; William,

Pe^ng, Thomas, 182.

Peeres, Samuel, 212.

Peers, Edmund, 97 ; James, 70 ; John, 91 ;
Michael, 228.

Peeste, Richard, 19.

^^%%^t John, 287.

Peighan, William, 183.

Peirce, Edward, 114; George Gilbert, 180;
John, 97, 102; Peter, 68; Richard, 309;
William, 275.

Peirse, Richard, 298.

Peirson, William, 102.

Pelham, John, 323.

Pell, Valentine, 15.

Pellen, Thomas, 289.

Pelsant, Francis, 298.

Pemberton, Richard, 267 ; Thomas, 204.

Pemell, Benjamin, 233.

Pendleton, Nathaniel, 259 ; Thomas, 295 ;
William, 297.

Peneston, John, 140.

Peniston, Joseph, 154.

Penn, John, 214, 307.

Pennant, Ellis, 140.

Pennell, Thomas, 174.

Pennicott, Thomas, 205.

Pennock, John, 226.

Penny, Thomas, 237, 341.

Penrice, Henry, 319; James, 328, 335.

Penrith, William, 340.

Penwarden, Robert, 23.

Peppiatt, Richard, 343.

Pepwell, William, 126.

Pepys (or Peepes), Arthur, 184, 299 ; Ben-
jamin, 160; Richard, 238 ; Robert, 194;
William, 339.

Percevall, John, 276.

Percivall, Thomas, 235 ; Valentine, 106.

Percy vail, Richard, 18.

Periant, Henry, 94.

Perkins, Matthew, 317; Moses, no;

Richard, 315; Robert, in.
Perkinson, Caesar, 220 ; Robert, 93.
Perritt, Christopher, 258.
Perrot, James, 50; John, 65; Richard, 55;

Thomas, 50.
Perry, John, 137 ; RyL, 133.
Persehouse, Humphrey, 345.
Person, Elisha, 289.
Pertman, Matthias, 150.
Peryn, John, 20.
Peter, Matthew, 36.
Peters, John, 283; Michael, 340.
Peterson,John, i6i; Joseph, 244; William,

19, 228.
Petiver, John, 87 ; Thomas, 87.
Petley, Mark, 148, 174; Matthew, 143.
Pett, Andrew, 219,
Pettifur, John, 223; Joseph, 243.
Pettit, jdnn, 299 ; Thomas, 90 ; William,

334-
Pettus, John, 93 ; William, 93.
Petty, John, 148.
Peyon, Richard, 125.
Peyton, Henry, 68.
Phenney, Harman, 343.
Phi^ht, Henry, 308.
Philips, Chicnester, 102 ; Dudley, 102 ;

John, 74; William, loi.
Philipps, John, 246 ; Thomas, 235.
Philipson, Robert, 311 his,
Philhps, Eustace, 49 ; John, 282 ; Joseph,

282; Nathaniel, 308; Peter, 188; Rees,

117; Samuel, 331.
Philp, Thomas, 251.
Philpot, Nathaniel, ' 309 ; Paul, 311;

Richard, no.
Phip, John, 263.

Phipps, Benjamin, 274 ; Sigismund, 335.
Phnp, Richard, 298.
Pickering, Edmund, 317; John, 8, 208;

William, 241.
Pickford, Charles, 291 ; Humphrey, 289.
Pickhaven, William, 246.
Pickins, Edward, 92.
Pidcock, Thomas, 336.
Pierce, Antony, 249 ; Thomas, 248.
Pierpoynt, Daniel, 7.
Pierson, Ralph, 308; Robert, 131.
Pigg, Ralph, 190 ; Richard, 281.
Piggot, Charles, 285 ; George, 285 ; James,

312; John, no; Thomas, 150.
Piggott, John, 301.
Pigott, Alexander, 50.
Pike, Richard, 44. See Pyke.
Pilcome, Noah, 170.
Pill, William, 60.
Pilsworth, John, 193.
Pin, Geoffrey, 192.
Pinckney, James, 325.
Pindar, James, 268 ; Martin, 317; Matthew,

80; William, 61.
Finder, Martin, 301. See Pynder.
Pinfold, Francis, 25 ; James, 337; Richard,

331 ; Thomas, i6o; William, 340.

Index.

377

Pinson, Jerrald, 84.

Pitcainiy Andrew, 291.

Pitcher, Hugh, 125.

Pitfield, Alexander, 278 ; Thomas, 143.

Pitman, William, 212.

Pits, Henry, 265.

Pitson, James, 336.

Pitt, George, 112.

Pittes, George, 135.

Pitts, Jacob, 104 ; Thomas, 238.

Place, Jeffrey, 14.

Plasden, William, 19.

Plat, Thomas, 107.

Piatt, Gower, 324 ; William, 5, 218.

Platten, John, 225.

Playfere, John, 214; Thomas, 210.

Playford, Arthur, 298.

Pledger, George, 322 ,* James, 322.

Plestow, Joseph, 328.

Plomer, Charles, 241.

Plompton, Richard, 4.

Ploughman, John, 325.

Pluckwell, John, 27.

Plummer, George, 96; John, 272; Thomas,

274.
Pluyme, James, 309.
Pocock, Daniel, 169 ; Robert, 309.
Podmore, Robert, 344.
Pointer, William, 257.
Polhill, Edward, 281, 325 ; John, 303 ;

Simon, 281 ; Thomas, 325.
Pollard, Jeffrey, 290.
PoUington, Samuel, 166 ; Thomas, 165 ;

William, 165.
Polsted (or Powlsted), Francis, 5 ; Henry,

115; John, 120.
Ponnet, Thomas, 207.
Pool, Philip, 185 ; Richard, 259, 261 ;

Robert, 185.
Poole, Beiiiamin, 96, 239, 342 ; Robert,

147 ; William, 218.
Pooley, Timothy, 68.
Pooner, Tames, 59.
Poor, John, 98 ; William, 10.
Pope, Jacob, 321; John, in, 344;

Jonatnan, 325 ; Mark, 84.
Pordage, Samuel, 159.
Pordam, Ralph, 104.
Port, Richard, 291.
Porter, Arthur, 105 ; Christopher, 56,

Francis, 268; Henry, 126, 194; James,

90; John, 144, 161, 232, 249, 284,

289 ; Samuel, 332 ; Stephen, 232 ;

Thomas, 97, 197 ; William, 232, 248,

319-
Portman, John, 159.
Pothan, John, 71.
Poticarye, Thomas, 17.
Potter, Thomas, 68, 121 ; William, 301.
Potts (or PotteJ, John, 83, 216; Joseph,

83 ; Nathamel, 132 ; Thomas, 132 ;

William, 135.
Poulson, Adrian, 85.
Poultney, Thomas, 323.
Pounset, John, 132; Peter, 149.

Pounte (or Punte), Andrew, 3 ; George, 3 ;

John, 6.
Povy, David, 314.
Powel, Charles, 286 j John, 207 ; Robert,

207 ; Thomas, 207.
Powell, Ellis, 84 ; Francis, 126; George,

39» 135 ; Jacob, 59 ; James, 50 ; John,

68, 99, 108, 117, 221, 245, 268, 270,

327 ; Moses, 71 ; Nathanael, 227, 289;

Richard, 135; Robert, 24; Samuel, 293;

Thomas, 24, 30, 166, 209, 247 ; William,

129, 246, 252.
Power, Alexander, 106 ; Edward, 30.
Powers, Charles, 216; Kemeys, 295.
PownoU, Samuel, 224; Stephen, 191;

Thomas, 194.
Pownsett, Daniel, 241 ; John, 241.
Poyntell, William, 12.
Poynter, Richard, 300.
Pransue, John, 313.
Prat, Samuel, 331 ; Thomas, 268.
Prator, Robert, 104.
Pratt, Anthony, 340; Daniel, 256;

Edward, 208; George, 309; John, 15,

263, 306, 331 ; Samuel, 272.
Predmore, Richard, 194.
Preene, Thomas, 134.
Preeste, Walter, 29. See Priest.
Prescod (or Prescott), Thomas, 114.
Prescot, William, 325.
Presse, Samuel, 29.
Pressick, Henry, 73.
Prestlett, Robert, 28.
Preston, Isaac, 175; John, 31, 191;

Jonathan, 270; Josias, 296; Robert,

128, 129; Thomas, 175.
Prestwood, Richard, 71; Thomas, 48.
Prettiman, William, 286.
Priaulx, Peter, 220.
Price, Christopher, 176; Daniel, 340;

Edward, 286; Gabriel, 88; Georc^e 162;

Henry, 203, 210; James, 3 13; John, 81,

115, 126, 210, 250; Joseph, 210;

Maurice, 284; Morris, 300; Roger, 83;

Thomas, 30, 86; William, 186, 207, 294.
Prichard, Henry, 37.
Pricket, Thomas, 61.
Prickman, Samuel, 279.
Prldgeon, John, 52.
Pridie, John, 307 ; William, 320.
Pridyth, William, 205.
Priest, George, 51. See Preeste.
Prigmore, Isaac, 168; John, 141.
Primatt, Humphrey, 296.
Primrose, Daniel, 328 ; David, 328.
Prince, Ambrose, 132 ; Thomas, 235.
Prior, Isaac, 194 ; Richard, 153 ; Robert,

215.
Pritchard, William, 50.
Pritterick, Denham, 317.
Prittie, George, 136.
Pritty (or Priddith), Jonathan, 271.
Proby, William, 297.
Procter, Daniel, 326; Edward, 116;

Samuel, 95 ; Thomas, 10.

378

Index.

Proctor, Nathaniel, 281 ; Samuel, 1 16, 281.

Proflfett, John, 224 ; Thomas, 223.

Prosscr, William, 315.

Brother, Tohn, 198; Thomas, 173.

Proud, Thomas, 229.

Pnidden, Peter, 92.

Pryce, Henry, 22; John, 127; Richard, 46.

Puckle, WiUiam, 26, 287.

Pugh, Daniel, 138 ; Richard, 304.

PuSiam, Browne, 53.

Pullen, Robert, 48.

Puller, Isaac, 328.

Pully, Daniel, 339 ; Francis, 133 ; John,

129; Richard, 122.
Pumfret, William, 211.
Punche, Henry, 14.
Puncheback, Philip, 13.
Purcell, Giles, 175.
Purchas, Samuel, 326.
Purchase, Richard, 253.
Pusee, Robert, 236.
Pusey, John, 302, 317 ; Thomas, 317 ;

William, 274.
Pyford, Thomas, 33.

I^ke, Isaac, 299; Joseph, 343. See Pike,
I^, Charles, 273.
l^der, Martyn, 45. See Pinder.
Pyne, John, 329 ; Samuel, 193.
I^n, Francis, 10.
Pyot, John, 66, 87; Peter, 86; William, 66.

Q.

Quarles, Edward, 59 ; Henry, 78 ; John,

59 ; WUliam, 59, 91, 127.
Quelch, Lionel, 141 ; WilUam, 141.
Quince, John, 88 ; Thomas, 106.
Quiney, Adrian, 142, 180 ; Richard, 136 ;

Thomas, 180.
Quinte, Robert, 35.
Quintin, Charles, 319.

R.

Rabey, John, 326.

Raby, John, 43.

Radcliff, Roger, 228.

Radcliffe, John, 262.

Radford, Arthur, 321 ; Nicholas (or

Richard), 84.
Radly, Heniy, 116; William, 118.
Radman, Henry, 227.
Raine, Daniel, 104.
Rainer, Edward, 30c.
Rainesbury, Edward, 160.
Rainesfora, Edward, 159 ; Robert, 159.
Rainev, John, 69 ; Joseph, 61, 64.
Rainsoie, William, 24.
Rainsford, Francis, 288; Robert, 266.
Ralfe, Isaac, 289.

Rammage, David, 20j ; Edward, 203.
Rancc, John, 258 ; Thomas, 236.
Randal, Henry, 340.
Randall, Edmund, 308 ; Tobias, 51 ;

William, 141.

Randel, John, 287.

Randoll, William, 5.

Randolph, Emanud, 309.

Rankel, Peter, 64.

Rankin, Giles, 48; John, 24; William, 24.

Rannd, William, 66.

Raper, Richard, 313.

Rash, Hatton, 227 ; Innocent, 222 ;

Samuel, 227.
Rathband (or Rathbone), Zephaniah, 244.
Rayen, Hemy, 310; Jonn, 104; William,

13-
Ravenhin, James, 291 ; Jonathan, 288.
Ravens, John, 340; Ralph, 17.
Ravenscrofte, Samuel, 149.
Raw, Thomas, 116.

Rawlings, Thomas, 129 ; Whitney, 319.
Rawlins, Abraham, 159; Adyell, 24;

Benjamin, 205 ; Clement, 145 ; John,

246; Jonas (or Joshua), 145; Peter, 134;

Thomas, 88, 125.
Rawlinson, Francis, 130; John, 29;

Samuel, 253 ; William, 287.
Rawson, David, 242; Joseph, 194; Josiah,

242; William, 194.
Raymond, Temmet, 302.
Rayner, John, 39 ; Jos., 264.
Raynes, Cornelius, 230. See Reines.
Raynie, James, 244.
Raynsbee, George, 20.
Raynscrofte, Richard, 4.
Rea, Christopher, 314; John, 78; Joseph,

334; Roger, 178, 199; Walter, 290.
Read, Edward, 265, 268; Francis, 339;

iames, 303; John, 98, 100, 259;
.ivewell, 272 ; Thomas, 125 ; William,
332.
Reade, Richard, 140; Stephen, 34;

Thomas, 129.
Readhead, Robert, 40.
Reading, Theophilus Bernard, 332 ; Toby,

77-
Reave, John, 116 ; Walter, 295.
Reaves, John, 276.
Reddet, John, iii.
Redding, Jolm, 149.
Redman (or Re^aine), Edward, 296;

Henry, 316; James, 16; John, 51, 144;

Joseph, 260.
Redmayne, Edmund, 53.
Rednall, Richard, 187.
Reed, Hopkinson, 287.
Reeve, Henry, 53 ; John, 48, 103 ; Roger,

277; William, 57.
Reeves, Thomas, 135.
Refould, Christopher, 126; Thomas, 121.
Reines, Thomas, 132. Su Raynes.
Renew, John, 333.
Renton, Lancelot, 122.
Reston, Francis, 62 ; John, 106.
Retforth, Robert, 106.
Reve, John, 12.
Revell, Edward, 267.
Reynardson, Abraham, 155 ; AUen, 168 ;

Nicolas, 167; Samuel, 184.

Index.

379

Reynolds, Benjamin^ 330 ; Charles, 248 ;

Ezekiel, 59; James, 336; John, 81,

339 J Nicholas, 76; Richard, 3ii;

Roger, 65 ; Sampson, 96 ; Samuel, I3i ;

Thomas, 53 ; William, 81, 147, 248.
Reynoldson, Robert, 345.
Re3mouldes, Abraham, 186.
RiaU, Nicolas, 226.
Rice, Samael, 124. See Ryce.
Rich, James, 167 ; John, 106 ; Robert,

318; Thomas, 341.
Richards, Benjamin, 213, 221 ; Edward,

39; George, 102; Thomas, 91, 221;

William, 102, 300.
Richardson, Clement, 56; Durant, ^2;

George, 339; James, 78, 279; John,

151, 209, 279; Joseph, 176, 177, 303;

Joshua, 339 ; Nathanael, 226 ; Bichard,

283 ; Thomas, 38, 177, 247, 303 ;

William, 239, 323.
Richmonde, John, 5.
Rickets, Joseph, 143.
Rickncr, George, 47.
Rickthom, Thomas, 20.
Rider, Edward, 112; George, 288; John,

100; Thomas, iii ; WilBam, 100.
Ridgeley, George, 130; Luke, 130;

William, in.
Ridges, Abraham, 127.
Ridlesden, Stephen, 171.
Ridley, Cuthbert, 149; Paul, 302 ; Richard,

305 ; Thomas, 148 ; William, 150.
Rigby, Edward, 332 ; Thomas, 19.
Rigge, William, 5.
Rigp, Edmund, 334.
Righton (or Ryton), George, 269 ; James,

128, 130; John, 101.
BHand, Rowland, 95.
Riley, Thomas, 65. See Ryley.
Rimmer, John, 214.
Rippin, William, 47.
Rippon, John, 56 ; William, 39.
Risden, Francis, 99, 186 ; Thomas, 99.
Risemay, John, 8.
Risley, Edward, 270.
Ritherdon, John, 303 ; William, 167.
Rivers, Thomas, 280.
Rivett, Robert, 285 ; William, 286.
Roach, Richard, 292. See Roch.
Roads, Benjamin, 259.
Robarts, Thomas, 335.
Roberson, Richard, 270.
Roberts, Anthony, 72 ; Christopher, 292 ;

Elias, 75; Gabriel, 153; John, 176,

l^, 256, 261, 286; Patncius, 323;

Ridiard, 261 ; Samuel, 337 ; Thomas,

loi; William, 109, 114, 133, 142, 153,

318.
Robins, Edward, 275 ; John, 89, 307 ;

Richard, 95 ; Timothy, 102.
Robinson, Abraham, 165 ; Anthony, 161,

272 ; Edmund, J7 ; Edward, 137, 168,

332 ; Ferdinando, 74 ; Henry, 1 10 ;

Hugh, 289; James, 27; John, 36, 44,

79, 87, X39» 257» 29I1 297 ; Joseph, 129;

Peter, 90 ; Richard, 77, 270 ; Samuel,
12 ; Smith, 334; Thomas, 12, 137, 139;
William, 50, 259.

Robson, Charles, 143.

Roch, George, 184. See Roach.

Rochdall, Richard, 95.

Rochford, Patrick, 233.

Rocke, Thomas, 97.

Rodes, Ralph, 270.

Rodolph, Tnomas, 191.

Rodway, John, loiS.

Roe, George, 119; John, 135, 24ii, 269;
Lawrence, 57; Norton, 290; Tnomas,
201, 290, 314.

Rogers, Francis, 12, 94; George, 263;
Humphrey, 60; James, 141, 181; Tohn,
41, 112, 114, 150, 263, 294; Joseph, 82;
Nathan, 219; Nehemiah, 45, 132; Peter,
113; Roger, 268; Samuel, 52; Thomas,
1 1 1, 256, 263, 319; Timothy, 43; Walter,
181; William, 16, 125, 339.

Rogerson, John, 319.

Rolfe, James, 155; Thomas, 152.

Rooke, Edward, 307 ; Thpmas, 307.

Rookes, William, loi.

Rooks, William, 312.

Roome, WiUiam, 269.

Roone, Samuel, 2765 William, 271.

Rooper, John, 33.

Root, Isaac, 193; John, 250.

Roper, Jermyn, 7; John, 228; Matthew,

13-
Rose, Charles, 261; Fulk, 327; Philip,

in; Qumce, 318; Thomas, 260.
Roser, Benjamin, 189; Edmund, 204.
Rosewell, Eleazar, 337.
Rosse, Gabriel, 22.
Rossington, Francis, 158.
Roughton, Gabriel, 133.
Round, John, 185.

Rouse, Bartholomew, 297; William, 316.
Roussignac, Peter, 333.
Routh, Ferdinando, 128.
Row, George, 277; Isaac, 265.
Rowe, Edward, 327 ; Richard, 48; Samuel,

327; Thomas, 120; William, in, 119.
Rowell, Richard, 238; Samuel, 238.
Rowland, Henry, 130; John, 177; Joseph,

235-
Rowlands, John, 128.
Rowlandson, Nathaniel, 329.
Rowles, John, 319; Richard, 270; Thomas,

264.
Rowlston, William, 127.
Rowse, Robert, 313.
Royce, Benjamin, 171; Job, 171; Joseph,

171; Samuel, 120.
Roydon, Humphrey, 21.
Roys, Joseph, 106; Samuel, 106; William,

105.
Royston, Jerome, 320.
Ruck, John, 333; Joseph, 344.
Rud, Thomas, 57.
Rudd, William, 283.
Rudde, Thomas, 53.

38o

Index.

Ruddeforth, Christopher, 4.

Ruddock, John, 188; Simon, 144, 278.

Ruddy, Antony, 210; Christopher, 210.

Rudge, James, 162.

Rudston, John, 273.

Rugbie, Edward, 284.

Rumney, Charles, 267.

Rumsey, Edward, 201 ; Henry, 201 ;

Walter, 20 r.
Rushley, William, 304.
Rushton, Benjamin, 145.
Russell, Edward, 141; George, 12, 30, 172;

Henry, 147, 170; John, 24; Marcus,

151; Robert, 333; Thomas, 142, 170;

William, 135, 146, 339.
Rust, Edward, 266 ; Michael, 20.
Ruthome, Joseph, 248.
Rutland, Nathaniel, 267 ; Roger, 153.
Rutlidge, Thomas, 257.
Rutt, Godfrey, 259.
Rutter(orRu)rter), John, 174; Samuel, 87;

Thomas, 308.
Rutton, Matthew, 282.
Rycc, Geoflfrey, 3. See Rice.
Rycraft, Thomas, 335.
Ryes '(? Ryves), Valentine, 324.
Ryley, Christopher, 44; Samuel, 127. See

Ryman, James, 316.

Rymer, John, 316, Thomas, 323.

Rysoule, Richard, 6.

Ryton, James, 128; John, loi.

Ryves, Philip, 325.

s.

Sadler, Anthony, 145, 282 ; George, 335 ;

John, 12, 292 ; Valentine, 89.
Saint-John, John, 230.
Saint Lowe, Tohn, 145. See Santlow.
Saladine, William, 333.
Sales, John, 88; Rowland, 88; William, 68.
Salisbury, John, 329; Oliver, 248; Richard,

268.
Sally, Joseph, 284.
Salmon, John, 321 ; Nathaniel, 137 ;

Peter, 162 ; Thomas, 163; William, 288.
Salter, Martin, 258; Nicholas, 66; Samuel,

Saltern, Henry, 157 ; Robert, 155.

SalUer, Nathaniel, 331.

Sambome (or Samboum), John, 80 ;

Nicholas, 97 ; Richard, 325, 339.
Sambrooke, John, 118.
Sampson, James,, 299, 302.
Sams, John, 320.
Samyne, John, 273.
Sandbrooke, W., 95.
Sandell, David, 279.
Sanders, Richard, 273 ; Thomas, 294.
Sanderson, John, 184 ; Richard, 279 ;

Robert, 136.
Sandford, Tohn, 319; Thomas, 323.
Sandon, Thomas, 296.
Sandsbury, John, 30.

Sandys, Christopher, 191 ; Edwin, 17 ;

Genrard, 28; Miles, 17; Richard, 328;

Samuel, 17.
Sanford, Joseph, 335.
Sankey, George, 249.
Sansom, John, 91.
Sant, Jolm, 174.

Santlow, Josepn, 216. See Saint Lowe.
Sanway, John, 156.
Sape (or oapp), Richard, 291.
Saphin, William, 146.
Sardin, Simon, 337.
Sargeant, Henrv, 275. See Sergeant.
Samell, John, 86.

Satterthwaite, John, 179 ; Richard, 62.
Saul, Isaac, 250.
Saunders, John, 206, 305 ; Jonathan, 235 ;

Peter, 150 ; Richard, 38 ; Robert, 27 ;

Simon, 66; Thomas, 54, 68, 77; Tobias,

298 ; William, 300, 305.
Sausmarez, John, 179.
Savage, Henry, 243.
Sawle, Edward, 10 1 ; Thomas, 10 1.
Saxby, Isaac, 123 ; John, 220, 247 ; Peter,

109; Thomas, 93.
Saxton, John, 338.
Say, John, 63.
Sayer, Francis, 232; Joshua, 2 76; Thomas,

268.
Saywell, Thomas, 113.
Scaltick, Anthony, 275; Matthew, 68;

Thomas, 276.
Scarboroueh, Benjamin, 109; John, 31;

Rowland, 31.
Scarbrough, Matthew, 237; Thomas, 251;

William, 66.
Scarde, John, 5.
Scarfe, Charles, 319.
ScargQ, Dudley, 334.
Scargile, John, 343.
Scarlet, Thomas, 19.
Scarth, Philip, 221 ; Thomas, 221.
Schofield (or Scofield), Frederick, 36;

Henry, 70, 79 ; William, 63, 70.
Scholey, Thomas, 24.
Sclater, John, 255 ; WiUiam, 204.
Scoles, Rowland, 45.
Scorey, William, 245.
Scotin, R., 106.
Scott, Benjamin, 336; Edward, 72;

Gilman, 119 ; John, 112, 121 ; William,

121.
Scrimshere, Matthew, 320.
Scrimshire, John, 326.
Scrivener, "William, 235.
Scroome, Edward, 109.
Scudamore, Humphrey, 97.
Scudder, Robert, 160.
Sculthorp, Love, 327.
Seabright, John, 263.
Seagar, William, 89. See Scgar.
Scales (or Seele), Tohn, 55.
Seaman, Richard, 136; Robert, 167;

Thomas, 236.
Seamor, Thomas, 288.

Index.

381

Searchfield, Rowland, 22,

Seaton, James, 112.

Sebright, Charles, 281 ; Solomon, 255.

Sedan, Richard, 295.

Seddon, Gamaliel, 262 ; John, 262.

Sedgley, William, 287.

Sedgwick, Botrie, 328 ; Stephen, 250.

Seed, John, 199; Matthew, in; Richard,

190.
Segar, Francis, 96. See Seagar.
Segeswick, Richard, 12.
Selby, Isaac, 322 ; William, 62.
Self, George, 170; Isaac, 299; John, 337.
Selling, Dudley, 8.
Selwood, Hmnphrey, 225.
Semper, Owen, 104.
Senior, Christopher, 13; John, 85; Robert,

85.
Senskall, Charles, 314; John, 179.
Senyard, William, 38.
Sequents, Thomas, 210.
Sergeant, Henry, 290 ; John, 228 ; Ralph,

163. See Sargeant.
Seijant, John, 305.
Serpit, Matthew, 272.
Seward, Henry, 153; Jacob, 153.
Sewell, Brune, 301 ; Rives, 300 ; Robert,

303-
Sexton, John, 275.
Shakemaple, John, 211.
Shalcrosse, George, 56, 62 ; Humphrey,

53.
Shalder, John, 306.
Shaler, James, 329.
Shaller, Richard, 299.
Shalson, Francis, 270.
Shambrooke, John, 38.
Shardloe, Thomas, 337.
Sharodde, Roger, 18.
Sharp, James, 205; John, 320; Miles,

208, 219; William, 225.
Sharpe, Enoch, 2 ; Henry, 263 ; John,

161; Thomas, 146.
Sharpington, James, 236.
Shaiples, Edward, 35.
Sharpless, John, 121 ; Thomas, 105 ;

Valentine, 105.
Sharrock, Matthew, 155.
Shaw, Andrew, 345 ; Edward, 75 ; Henry,

137, 140 ; John, 61, 73, 265, 285, 292 ;

Samuel, 215; Thomas, 330; William,

221, 260.
Shawe, James, 65 ; William, 22.
Sheacroft, Jeremiah, 268.
Sheaf, Sampson, 250 ; Wright, 267.
Sheafe, Henry, 191.
Shears, John, 140.
Sheefe, Edward, 155.
Sheeres, William, 140.
Sheffield, George, 196; Nicholas, 223;

Stephen, 184; Timothy, 270; William,

328.
Shelbery, Henry, 179, 214.
Sheldon, WaUer, 163 ; WiUiam, 163.
Shelley, Charles, 274 ; Nathaniel, 154.

Shelman, Joseph, 242.

Sheltenhant, Edward, 291.

Shepard, Francis, 187 ; Thomas, 187.

Shephard, Henry, 105 ; John, 330.

Shepheard, John, 341 ; Richard, 189.

Shephearde, James, 122.

Shepherd, Francis, 199; Richard, 199;

Thomas, 199.
Sheppard, James, 245 ; John, 225; Joseph,

254 ; Richard, 246.
Sheppey, Daniel, 171 ; Francis, 148 ;

Hugh, 148.
Sherlx>me, Robert, 73.
Sherboume, William, 49.
Sheregold, Percevall, 97.
Sherington (or Sheryngton), Edmund, 14 ;

Edward, 9.
Sherley, Andrew, 42 ; John, 278 ; Thomas,

41.
Sherman, Richard, 294, 296 ; Samuel, 280.
Sherowe, John, 118.
Sherwood (or Sherard), William, 283.
Sheryn, John, 47.
Shetterden, Daniel, 13.
Shield, Thomas, 219.
Shillingsworth, Francis, 134.
Shipley, Edward, 122.
Shipman, Philip, 131.
Shippey, Thomas, 251.
Shipton, Samuel, 225.
Shirley, James, 60.
Short, John, 99, 178; Peter, 296; Richard,

177.
Shorter, John, 292; Samuel, 26; Solomon,

236; Stephen, 326; , 151.

Shoshone, Daniel, 269.
Shrawley, Richard, 181; Thomas, 195.
Shute, Francis, 46; John, 54. ,
Shuttlewood, Godfrey, 271.
Sibly, Edward, 320.
Siddal, Daniel Williamson, 344.
Sidins, James, 271.
Sid way, Benjamin, 135.
Sidy, Daniel, 160.
Siler, Hilkiah, 93.
Silk, George, 143; John, 143.
, Silke, Abraham, 315 ; Vincent, 166.
* Silverwood, Daniel, 40.
Silvester, John, 214. See Sylvester.
Simkins, Henry, 217 ; Nicolas, 217 ;

Richard, 217.
Simmonds, Samuel, 228.
Simmons, Henry, 193, 199; John, 190;

Thomas, 244; William, 121. See

Symmons.
Simon, James, 160.

Simonds, Edward, 201. See Symonds.
Simons, Andrew, 197; Peregrine, 288;

Thomas, 288. See Symons.
Simpcox, George, 28.
Simpson, Gabriel, iii; Jeremy, 69; John,

461 I54» 303; Richard, 129; Thomas,

330; William, 49, 93. See Sympson.
Sims, Thomas, ^36 ; Valentme, 294 ;

William, 109, 263.

382

Index.

Simson, Joseph, 337.

Sindall, John, 304, 340; William, 330.

Singer, James, 299.

Singleton, James, 77; Thomas, 87, 124.

Sipthorpe, Matthew, 12.

Skeeles, Robert, 155.

Skeetes, Robert, 190.

Slqelton, James, 76; John, 76.

Skeres, Hugh, 117,

Skerow (or Skethoe), Heniy, 64; James,
64.

Skinner, Arthur, 223 ; John, 207 ; Matthew,
234; Nicolas, 252; ±*eter,3o8; Richard,
149; Tobias, 293.

Skipper, Edward, 278.

Skipwith, Robert, 278.

Sk^n-es, Ralph, 5.

Slade, Edmund, 190; James, 188.

Slamaker, Richard, 291.

Slanev, Richard, 115; Stephen, 20;
William, 11, 14.

Slater, Anthony, 73; Henry, 38; John,
141; Thomas, 150. ^Slf^ Sclater.

Slatter, Edward, 137.

Slaughter, James, 339.

Sledd, Thomas, 157.

Slidherst, Francis, 138; Thomas, 139.

Sly, Richard, 146.

Slye, George, 253; John, 28; Robert,
28.

Smaldridee (or Smalridge), William, 270.

Small, John, 154, 339 ; Reynolds, 7.

Smallwood (or Smalwood), George, 76,
168 ; Henry, 25 ; Matthew, 232 ; Ran-
dolph, 232.

Smalman, John, 204.

Smart, Richard, 312; Thomas, 294;
William, 232.

Smarthwood, Robert, 265.

Smeeton, Daniel, 295.

Smith, Andrew, 59, 184; Arthur, 79;
Benjamin, 91, 293 ; Bernard, 193, 207 ;
Charles, 199,202; Derrick, 71; Edmund,
77 ; Edwaid, 90, 94, 161, 300; Francis,
33» 75» 202; George, 90, 151, 176, 285,
321 ; Henry, 317 ; Humphrey, 76, 98 ;
Tames, 250, 299 ; John, 27, 73, 78, 81,
89, 97, 108, 118, 125, 159, 176, 200, 228,
240, 275, 281, 283 ; Jonathan, 57, 67,
227 ; Joseph, 82, 200 ; Josiah, 241, 302;
Laurence, 120, 277 ; Matthew, 96, 332 ;
Methusaleh, 271 ; Nathan, 60; Nathaniel,
32, 211, 320; Nicholas, 86, 194; Paul,
269; Philip, 332; Richard, 100, 138,
180, 339 ; Robert, 342 ; Samuel, 102,
295 ; Theophilus, 251 ; Thomas, 97,
108, no, 118, 173, 179, 24s, 268, 315,
341 ; Timothy, 321 ; William, 89, oi,
112, 129, 131, 178, 197, 200, 244, 265;
Willoby, 316 ; , 30.

Smithe, John, 18 ; Thomas, 18.

Smither, William, 69.

Smithes, Arthur, 75.

Smithurst, Abraham, 73.

Smithwicke, Francis, 122.

Smyth, Andrew, 59 ; Anthony, 41 ;

Cleophas, 67; Edmund, 18; Edward, 9;

John, 39, 46, 56, 155 ; Matthew, 44 ;

Nicholas, 1 1 ; Paul, 8 ; Samuel, 2, 130;

Simon, 143 ; William, 20, 43, 1^6.
Smythe, Edward, 85; Manuell, 9; Richard,

7 ; Robert, 12.
Smythies, John, 274.
Snablin, Matthew, 301.
Snape, John, 56, 63 ; Samuel, 56.
Snart, Richard, 226.
Snead, William, 105.
Snelgrave, George, 214.
Snell, Greorge, 158; James, 338; John,

2C6, 289; Robert, 201 ; William, 182, 344.
Sneiling, Christopher, 34; John, 273;

Robert, 58; Thomas, 116; William,

103, 242.
Snipe, John, 305.
Snodham, William, 53.
Snow, Edward, 145; Jeremiah, 149; John,

316; Nathaniel, I4!8.
Snowe, John, 124; Robert, 132.
Soames, George, 298.
Soane, John, 91 ; Peter, 99; Richard, 163.
Soda, Anthony, 33.
Solbv, Robert, 91.
Solly, Benjamin, 275; Joseph, 287.
Solme, Josias, 201.
Soloftian, Allen, 100.
Somer, Thomas, 211.
Somers, Abraham, 75 ; Richard, 65.
Someracale, Robert, 7.
Sommers, Augustine, 41.
Sommerscale, Henry, 123-
Sone, James, 270.
Sones, John, 23.
Sothem, John, 86.

Sotherton, Christopher, 16; John, 42, iii.
South, Edward, 225; Humphrey, 291;
. Ralph, 129.
Southby, William, 343.
Southen, Joseph, 309.
Southey, Bartholomew, 86.
Southworth, Edward, 69.
Spackman, Henry, 144.
Spaight (or Speight), Randall, 78 ; Thomas,

Spadl, William, 174.

Spann, Thomas, 220.

Sparke, Edward, 2to.

Sparkes, Obadiah, 67.

Sparks, Christopher, 325 ; Thomas, 272.

Sparrow, Roger, 124.

Spatchford, Richard, 79.

Speccote, Nathaniel, i lO.

Speed, Eleazar, 62 ; John, 47, 148 ;

Samuel, 336; William, 35.
Speidell, Euclid, 313; Francis, 313; John,

303; William, 310.
Spence, John, 249.
Spencer, Abraham, 341; Augustine, 11;

Francis, 52; George, 31; John, 82;

Richard, 84; Valentine, 100; WilUain,

72, 218, 252.

Index.

383

Spenser, Abraham, 261; Charles, 284;
Edmund, i; John, 18, 121; Nicholas,
20; William, 104.
Spensly, Thomas, 187.
Spering, John, 208 ; Roger, 208.
Spicer, Charles, 332; Wilfrid, 29.
Spier (or Speir), Abraham, 275.
Spooner, Francis, 7; John, 41.
Sprote, Edward, 17.
Sprouston, William, 310.
Spry, John, 334.

Spurling, John, 294; Thomas, 300.
S<mire, Dennis, 55; Francis, 82; John, 78;

Joseph, 55; Samuel, 56.
Squiirell, Richard, 321.
Stables, John, 256.
Stacey, Andrew, 268; John, 20, 218;

Martin, 118; Samuel, 239.
Stafford, Benedict, 269; William, 272.
Staines, John, 142.
Stamp, Thomas, 113, 317.
Stamper, Robert, 297, 329.
Standen, Charles, 277.
Standley, Joshua, 224.
Stane, William, 155.
Stanford, Richard, 223.
Stanian (or Stanyan), Edward, 125 ; John,

163.
Staninough, Joseph, 189.
Stanlake, Anthony, 201.
Stanley, Arthur, 282 ; Christopher, 57 ;

John, 239 ; Thomas, 276.
Stanton, John, 154, 289 ; William, 153.
Stanyfourth, Disney, 322.
Staple, John, 60 ; William, 58.
Staples, Edward, 142; John, 313; Ralph,

338; Richard, 133.
Starkey, Edward, 294 ; Henry, 19 ; John,
248, 322; Philip, 293; Randulf; 19;
Robert, 318 ; Thomas, 155, 173 ;
William, 295.
Starr, Richard, 180.
Stavely, Joseph, 203.
Staverton, Charles, 315.
Stayner, John, 5 ; Thomas, 285.
Stead, Matthew, 1 10.
Steavens, Walter, 315.
Stedd, William, 145.
Steede, Miles, 183.
Steedman, Edmond, 53.
Steele, Edward, 59 ; Henry, 315 ; John,

159.
Steeple, John, J27.
Steers, Randolph, 301 ; Thomas, 301 ;

William, 266.
Stent, Ralph, 24.
Stephens, Edward, 306; Henry, 326;

Robert, 320 ; William, 252.
Stepping, Benjamin, 253.
Steny, Francis, 327,

Stevens, Anthony, 144; Edward, 125;
James, 261 ; John, 223, 295 ; Maxi-
milian, 288; Robert, 208; Theodore,
54; Thomas, 19, 54, 220; William,
220. See Steavens.

Stevenson, John, 114; Laurence, 262;
Philip, 142; Richard, 114; William,

^343.

Steventon, John, 238 j Thomas, 238.

Steward, John, 1 18 ; Thomas, 29.

Stewart (? Sturt), Benjamin, 250.

St. George, Edward, 341.

Stile, Hunjphrey, 56.

Stileman, Richard, 107 ; Samuel, 222.

Stiles, John, 78. See Styles.

Stiiman, John, 317.

Stinnet, Charles, 306.

Stirridge, A, no.

Stirrop, Robert, 22.

Stisted, William, 173.

Stoaker, John, 321.

Stock, Benjamin, 226; John, 197, 235;

Richard, 226.
Stockbridge, Henry, 292.
Stockdale, Leonard, 118.
Stocke, John, 100, 103.
Stockly, George, 104.
Stocknell, James, 314.
Stockwood, John, 213; Matthew, 102.
Stogden, Abraham, 15.
Stokemeid, John, 24.
Stokes, James, 261 ; John, 58, 74 ;

Stephen, 22; Thomas, 74, 127.
Stoles, Joachim, 331.
Stone, Arnold, 152; Benjamin, in, 147;

Francis, 20, 112; James, 44, 112;

Jarvis, 65 ; John, 6, 90, 106 ; Leonard,

35 ; Michael, 134 ; Peter, 226 ; Robert,

in, 165; Samuel, 190, 298, 323;

Walter, 30 ; William, 3, 155.
Stonehill, John, 224.
Stonehouse, Thomas, 120; William, 19.
Stonier, Thomas, 285.
Storrall, James, 140.
Story, Edward, 324, 328; Freston, 290;

Richard, 89; WilUam, 74.
Stot, David, 96.
Stotesbery, Luke, 106.
Stow (or Stoe), John, 84, 89.
Stowers, Peter, 290.

Stowerton, Benjamin, 260; William, 213.
Stracy, Edward, 298; Randolph, 286;

Richard, 283.
Streatfield, Tohn, 288.
Strechly, Edward, 99.
Street, Gerald, 334; Grregory, 268.
Streete, Leonard, 308; Robert, 135.
Streeter, George, 341, 343.
Stretton, Caleb, 178.
Stringe, Nathaniel, 143; William, 143.
Stringer, John, 108, 197; Thomas, 109,

152, 283; William, 283.
Strode, Benjamin, 229.
Strong, Gerard, 341.
Stuart, Richard, 314; William, 323.
Stubbing, Robert, 285.
Stubbs, Daniel,254; John, 309; Philip, 297.
Studd, Richard, 231.
Studdell, Robert, 315.
Stuke, John, 143.

384

Index.

Sturman, John, 33.

Sturt, Benjamin, 250; Edward, 133; John,

335; Joseph, 337. See Stewart.
Stutfield, George, 89.
Stutle, Richard, 276.
Styl, John, 3.
Styles, John, 308; Robert, 279; William,

344. See Stiles.
Sudbunr, John, 86; Joseph, 68.
Suite, James, 76.
Suker, Christopher, 160.
Sumbers, Samuel, 230.
Sumner, John, loi, 218; Robert, 116.
Surly, William, 57.
Surrey, Andrew, 282.
Susan, Thomas, 30.
Sussex, Edward, 316.
Sutton, Cesar, 191; Christopher, 215;

Edward, 334; George, 331; Hugh, 150;

James, 75; John, no, 231, 274; Jos.,

317 ; Lawrence, 134 ; Oliver, 68 ;

Symond, 22; William, 20.
Swadling, Thomas, 192.
Swaine, Benjamin, 323.
Swalden, William, 165.
Swale, John, 289.
Swan, William, 82.
Swanley, Jo., 265.
Swayn, John, 209.

Sweeting, John, loi, 116; Samuel, 280.
Swettenham, Thomas, 188.
Swift, Edward, 292 ; Samuel, 279; Stephen,

285.
Swindall, Samuel, 26.
Swinden, Tobias, 277.
Swingfield, John, 109.
Swinglehurst, Edward, 166; Henry, 51;

Richard, 55.
Swinnerton (or Swinerton), John, 25;

Robert, 71; Rowland, 71; Thomas, 71;

Tobias, 103.
Swinnock, Richard, 287 ; Thomas, 287.
Swynfen, Robert, 318.
Sykes, Henry, 293, 310; Peter, 310.
Sylvester, Edward, 301. See Silvester.
Symes, James, 79.
Symmons, Peregrine, 288; Ralph, 181;

Thomas, 154. See Simmons.
Symonds, John, 172, 173; Joseph, 233;

Samuel, 293. See Simonds.
Symons, John, 31. See Simons.
Sympson, Francis, 3; John, 19. See

Simpson.
Syvidsde, George, 26.

T.

Tabor, Bartholomew, 100 ; Benjamin, 265;

John, 234, 254, 263 ; Philip, 263.
Tadlow, Charles, 278; Robert, 282.

Tailer, , J2.

Tailor, Habakuk, 43 ; John, 37, 164, 197,

222, 241 ; Jonathan, 239; Matthew, 208;

Robert, 246; Samuel, 234; Thomas,

64, 242; William, 213, 215, 281.

Talboys, Ralph, 4 ; Thomas, 4.

Talcoat, Robert, 158.

Talcott, Joseph, 188.

Tall, Bes., 263.

Tallis, John, 319.

Talor, Simon, 176.

Tanke, Thomas, 284.

Tannat,John, 172.

Tanner, Edward, 25 ; James, 85 ; Thomas,

133. 271.
Tappes, Dems, 52.
Tappin, Rkhard, 75.
Tapping, James, 263 ; John, 259 ; Walter,

253-
Tarbuck, Peter, 312.
Tarleton, William, 312.
Tarlton, Joseph, 195.
Tarry, Edward, 175.
Tarsey, Francis, 2^.
Tasborow, John, 237.
Tasker, Peter, 76 ; William, 93.
Tatchell, Philip, 292.
Tatem, Samuel, 42.
Tatham, John, 321.
Tattersall, William, 150.
Tatton, John, 178.
Tatum, John, 149.
Tatup, Samuel, 143.
Taunton, Robert, 174.
Tavemer, John, 209 ; Richard, 307 ;

Thomas, 300, 306.
Tavey, Peter, 344.
Taylor, Bezaliel, 265; Christopher, 148;

Edward, 120, 138; George, 89; Isaac,

298; John, III, 121,344; Joseph, 209;

Jo., 265 ; Philip, 317 ; Randolph, 132 ;

Roger, 57 ; Samuel, 147, 292 ; Thomas,

57, 79, 107 ; William, 79, 80, 82, 159,

263.
Taylour, John, 329; Joseph, 314.
Tayte, Lewis, 230, 249.
Tetbe, John, 263.
Tecton, Francis, 138.
Tedder, Edward, 44 ; Roger, 18.
Teloe, Benjamin, 300; Joseph, 301.
Tempest, Edward, 281 ; Samuel, 281.
Temple, Griffith, 305 ; James, 334 ; John,

45» 176; Joseph, 43; Richard, 335;

Samuel, 47.
Tench, John, 161.
Tereby, John, 305.
Terell, Francis, 90.
Terence, Francis, 232.

Terrabosco, , 260.

Terrant, George, 319.

Terry, George, 81, 115; John, 154;

Michael, 35 ; WilUam, 81.
Tett, John, 332.
Tew, George, 288.
Tharold, Richard, 237.
Thatcher, Nicolas, 195 ; William, 15.
Theed, Christopher, 333 ; Thomas, 339.
Theedam, Edward, 272.
Thickins, Edward, 41 ; Randulph, 41.
Thimble, Gauraliel, 69 ; John, 260.

Index.

385

Thimblethoxp, W., 103.

Thin, Matthias, 274.

Thodey, Peter, 234 ; Richard, 234.

Thomas, David, 212 ; Edward, 1 14 ; Hugh,

71; James, 83; John, 6, 98, 343;

Michael, no; Morgan, 55; Richard,

71, 72, 102; Robert, 228 ; Samuel, 37 ;

William, 71, 139, 212, 311.
Thomlinson, WiJliiun, 181.
Thompkin, Edward, 113.
Thompson, Ambrose, 150 ; Edward, 325 ;

Hany, 15; Jacob, 274; Tames, 146;

John, 129, 219, 274, 278; Michael,

280; Nathaniel, 339; Peter, 112, 129,
. 303; Richard, 148, 164; Robert, 115,

342; Samuel, 49; Thomas, 49, 291;

Tunothy, 146; William, 112, 177.
Thomson, Arthur, 88.
Thorley, Matthew, 61.
Thomberry, Thomas, 312.
Thombury, Thomas, 128.
Thomden, Thomas, 99.
Thomes, John, 77.

Thomhill, Henry, 311 ; Thomas, 311.
Thornton, Bartholomew, 78; Leonard, 69;

Thomas, 78; William, 97.
Thorold, Charles, 132 ; John, 141 ; William,

134.
Thoroughgood Jor Thorowgood), John,
224, 234; Nicnolas, 237, 266; Samuel,

m> 339-
Thorp, Audrean, 36; John, 330; Thomas,

222.
Thoipe, Hugh, 340.
Thrall, James, 97.
Thresher, William, 160.
Throckmorton, George, 168.
Thrope, John, 14; l^omas, 7, loi.
Thruzton, Bamaby, 36; Samuel, 36.
Thurbame^ohn, 334.
Thurman, ^ward, 188.
Thursfield, Joshua, 315.
Thurston, John, 157.
Tidcombe, Francis, 303.
Tignall (or Tignell), Henry, 284, 287.
Tilden, Benjamin, 315 ; Daniel, 306 ;

George, 309; Richard, 301.
Tildesley, John, 186.
Tile, John, 272.

Tiler, Anthony, 105 ; Richard, 226.
Tilghman, Obadiah, 282.
Tillard, William, 313.
Tiller, Francis, 323 ; William, 311.
Tilles, Christopher, 292.
Tillesley, Geoffrey, 326 ; Richard, 277,
TiUier, Christopher, 330.
Tillot (or Tillett), James, 237 ; Thomas,

342.
TiDy, John, 314; Samuel, 285.
Timson, Thomas, 239.
Tinkar, John, 124.
Tipper, Benjamin, 335.
Tippits, Richard, 220.
Tirnll, John, 83.
Tirrus, Jeremy, iii,

2 B

Tisdall (or Tisdell), John, 330; Joseph,

344; Roger, III.
Titcomb, John, 292.
Tive, Charles, 284 ; Heniy, 284.
Tivill (ox Tivell), John, 232.
Tockely, Rous, 121.
Tod, lliomas, 58.
Todde, John, 68.
Toft, John, 301.
Tomhies, John, 160.
Tomkins, Edward, 117.
Tomlin, John, 221.
Tomlins, Ralph, 193.
Tomlinson, Gabriel, iix ; Richard, 21 ;

Robert, 326; Samuel, 123; Thomas,

123.
Tomlyn, John, 85.
Tompkms, Edwsuxl, in.
Tompson, Giles, 5 ; John, 248 ; Richard,

127.
Tomson, Edward, 198; Giles, 19; Jos.,

312 ; Richard, 167 ; Samuel, 127 ;

William, 312.
Tomsort, Anthony, 270.
Tong, John, 175.
Tonge, Francis, 166 ; Grerman, 166 ; John,

131 ; Thomas, 181.
Toogood, John, 258.
Tooker, riumphrev, 211.
Tookey, Ralph, 185 ; Thomas, 205.
Tope, Ralph, 7.
Topley, John, 251.
Topp, John, 334.

Torbuck, John, 186, 202; Samuel, 183,203,
Torksey, John, 189.
Torless, Thomas, 270.
Torlett, John, 294.
Torriano, Alexander, 289; Charles, 279;

Nathaniel, 306.
Torshell, Samuel, 92.
Totton, John, 301 ; Samuel, 301.
Touching, John, 141.
Tough, Robert, 325.
Tourville, John, 328.
Towell, Aaron, 272.
Towers, Benjamin, 313; Gregory, 54;

John, 88 ; Joseph, 151 ; Peter, 108.
Townend, Daniel, 108.
Townes (or Tonnes), James, 278 ; Laurence,

285.
Townley, Francis, 290.
Townsend, Christopher, 257; George, 304 ;

C^erard, 301 ; John, 287, 289 ; Robert,

301.304; Samuel, 330.
Townson, John, 294 ; Thomas, 319.
Towse, John, 42.
Tracelove, Thomas, 309.
Tracy, Randolph, 305.
Tradd, Robert, 324.
Transtone, Robert, 145.
Trappes, Roger, 13 ; Rowland, 13.
Tratman, Greoffrey, 19.
Tratde, Ralph, 252.
Travels, James, 12 ; Joseph, 267; Nathaniel,

268.

386

Index.

Traves, Edward, 22.

Tram, George, 287.

Trebecke, John, 93 ; Thomas, 93.

Tredwm (or Tredwyn), John, 30, 126, 243;

Samuel, 2^3.
Tregagle, John, 321.
Trelawny, Abraham, 323; John, 197;

Robert, 197.
Trench, Edmond, 230 ; Thomas, 235.
Trendall, William, 154.
Trender, Roger, 134.
Treslove, Thomas, 154.
Treston, John, 281.
Treswell, Hugh, 39.
Tretcroft, Daniel, 281.
TreveU, William, 19.
Trevers, Robert, 241.
Trevillion, Samuel, 218.
Trevis, John, 342.
Trig, William, 112.
Trigge, Joseph, 284, 287.
Triplett, Matthew, 121.
Trist, Aiidrew, 311.
Tristram, Arthur, 65.
Troton, John, 152.
Trott, Nicholas, 277; Robert, 237;

Samuel, 250.
Trotter, Richard, 309; Roger, 312;

William, 227.
Troughton, Ainold, 8.
Trowe, Francis, 76.

Trowell, John, 329; Samuel, 312, 337.
Tnielock, Banister, 734.
Trulock, Joseph, 338.
Trumbdl, George, 34.
Trunkett, Charles, 304.
Truslow, Hiomas, 7.
Trussell, Henry, 28.
Truxton, Edward, 29.
Tucker, Daniel, 63 ; Francis, 70 ; Josias,

34; Nicholas, 339; Robert, 32; Thomas,

38» 132-

Tuckey, Hugh, 75 ; Richard, 224.

Tuckfield, Roger, 324*

Tudman, Benjamin, 334.

Tudor, Owen, 322.

Tuer, Theophilus, 32; Thomas, 113.

Tuke, George, 116.

Tully, Isaac, 80 ; Mark, 80; William, 1 19.

Tulton, William, 80.

Tunstalljjohn, 88; ^\^niliam, 109.

Turbet, William, 303.

Turbutt, Edward, 206.

Turfett, Francis, 73.

Turfit, Greorge, 60.

Turke, Francis, iii; Henry, 13; Richard,
29.

Turles, Thomas, 270.

Turlington, Caleb, 223; Joshua, 223;
Robert, 143; Thomas, 147.

Turner, George, 303; James, 269; John,
98, 109, 116, 138, 169, 295; Robert, 75,
336; Roger, 305; Samuel, 177 ; Thomas,
»8, 335; Timothy, 295; William, 50,
277; 2:achary, 86.

Tumesly, Joseph, 209.

Tumour, Edward, 96.

Turpin, Edward, 89; Jeremy, 78.

Turrall, Francis, 324.

Turrev, George, 115.

Turvile, Francis, 59; Thomas, 318.

Tustan (or Tustell), John, 306.

Twelves (or Twills), Francis, 285.

Twidall, \^^llliam, 28.

Twiford, Joseph, 275.

Twigden, John, 116.

Twisleton, John, 245.

Twrwott, Ihomas, 24.

Twyssell, David, 23.

Tyas, Bartholomew, 109; Jasper, 6;

Nicolas, 189.
Tye, Jonathan, 227; Thomas, 257.
Tymberman, George, 5.
Tymme, Thomas, 344.
Tyndale, Henry, 337; Matthew, 338;

William, 336.
Tyson, William, 340.

u.

Ufkin, Samuel, 315.
Umfrevile, Thomas, 211.
Unday, John, 59; Thomas, 59.
Underhay, Edward, 241.
UnderhiU,Cave, 169; James, 128; Walter,

143-
Underwood, Bartholomew, 263 ; John, 207,

239; Richard, 321; William, 137.
Ungle, Robert, 309.
Unit (or Unett), John, 82; Robert, 73.
Unkle, William, 124.
Unwin, George, 316.
Upcher, William, 257.
Upcott, James, 118.
Upphill, Antony, 244.
Uppington, John, 314.
Upton, John, 331.
Urdis, Peter, 103.

Usbom, Thomas, 202; WlUiam, 221.
Usher, Thomas, 345.
Utye, Thomas, 208.

V.

Vade, Edmund, 260.

Vaile, Richard, 117.

Vale, John, 218.

Vanbenton, Martin, 92.

Vandenanker, Peter, 296; William, 321.

Vander-Poust, Adam, 250.

Vanhatton, John, 334.

Van-Paine, Samuel, 186.

Vass, Henry, 275.

Vaughan, George, 31; Hemy, 277; John,

70, 108, 183; Thomas, 343.
Vaux, John, 60.
Vawdrey, Gabriel, 250.
Vawser, Samuel, 330.
Vegelman, Thomas, 232.
Venner, Samuel, 154.

Index.

387

Vere, Henry, 195.

Vemey, Frands, 134.

Vemon, Anthony, 43; George, 299; John,

loi, 224; Peter, 316; William, 316.
Vershell (? Verschoyle), Henry, 330.
Vertue, Owen, 42.
Vicars, Abraham, 35 ; Francis, 26; Heniy,

335 ; William, 104.
Vicary, Richard, 60.
Vickers, Edward, 151.
Vigors, Arthur, 211.
Vinall, Charles, 337.
Vincent, Moyses, ii.
Viner, George, 184 ; John, 275 ; Richard,

138 ; Thomas, 163, 189, 243.
Vineyard, Richard, 343.
Violet (or Vilett), Thomas, 288.
Vivian, Robert, «8.
Vynlon, Ralph, 03 ; Thomas, 44.

w.

Wade, Andrew, 58; Antony, 129; Ed-
ward, 149; George, 257; John, 284;
Thomas, 94, 99 ; William, 105.

Wadeson, Richard, 213; Thomas, no.

Wadly, Amoll, 116.

Waggoner, Giles, 130.

Wagor, John, 267.

Waine, William, 245.

Waite, Philip, 307.

Wakefield, Arthur, 104; William, 35, 127.

Wakeford, Jacob, 314.

Wakelin, William, 182.

Walbing, Samuel, 312.

Walbridge, Simon, 290.

Waldegrave, Robert, 49.

Waldoe, Robert, 65.

Waldron, Edward, 313 ; William, 185.

Wale, John, 206 ; Joseph, 259 ; Richard,
125 ; William, 203.

Wales, Samuel, 88.

Walford, Benjamin, 283.

Walgrave, John, 14.

Walkden, Francis, 239.

Walker, Andrew, 59, 274; Francis, 98,
271 ; Gawen, 92; Gervase, 168; James,
63; John, 122, 135, 173, 174, 191, 267;
Joseph, 320; Nathaniel, 53; Ralph,
195; Richard, 330; Robert, 51, 240,
303; Thomas, 148, 173, 233, 246;
William, 280, 336.

Walklett, John, 200; William, 200.

Wall, Francis, 64; John, 94, 200, 236;
Richard, 22, 304 ; Thomas, 214.

Waller, Edmund, 342; John, 8, 138;
Richard, 127; Thomas, 138; William,

Walley, Thomas, 74, 203.

Wallis, James, 223 ; John, 131 ; Matthew,

\x\\ Richard, 12 ; Thomas, 301.
Wallraven, John, 173; Matthias, 173.
Walmesley, William, 31.
Walpole, Caesar, 13; Robert, 85, 230;

William, 130.

Walsh, Benjamin, 309; Charles, 268;

Daniel, 323 ; Enoch, 306 ; John, 309 ;

Peter, 271 ; Richard, 260; Robert, 271.

Walter, David, 114; John, in, 292;

Peter, 193 ; Thomas, 103, 309.
Walters, John, 214.

Walton, Henry, 316 ; Thomas, 344, 345.
Walwin, Abraham, 324; Francis, 117;

William, 117.
Walwyn, Rivett, 124.
Wanclden, John, 237.
Wanerton, Thomas, 59.
Wanlen, John, 20.
Wanner, Simon, 336.
Waple, Edward, 231 ; WUliam, 113.
Warburton, John, 137 ; Nathaniel, 137.
Ward, Benjamin, 247 ; Edward, 222 ;
Henry, 287 ; Hugh, 102 ; Isaiah, 27^ ;
John, 44, 324; Jonathan, 153 ; Joseph,
247» 275, 292 ; Nathaniel, 74, 84 ; Paul,
91 ; Peter, 82 ; Ralph, 333 ; Richard,
78 ; Robert, 61, 68 ; Samuel, 74, 221 ;
Thomas, 112, 140, 209, 241 ; William,
280.
Warde, Humphrey, 12; John, 192;

William, 8.
Ware, Tames, 25 ; Thomas, 104.
Warfiefd, Richard, 15.
Waring, Philip, 287.
Warkmann, Joseph, 262.
Warman, Richard, 330; Stephen, 67.
Warmingham, Thomas, 31.
Wamar, Augustine, 240.
Warner, Andrew, 109 ; Edmund, 97 ;
Henry, 57 ; James, 212; John, 188, 245,
300; Ralph, 168; Richard, 152, 304 ;
Thomas, i^^ 149, 277; William, 197,
210, 281 ; W., 99.
Warren, Ananias, 39 ; John, 27, 136, 168,
251,264, 279,324; Nicholas, 95; Peter,
217; Philip, 287; Richard, 228, 334 ;
Thomas, 217, 329 ; William, 178, 286.
Warton, Charles, 278.
Washboume, Heriot, 51 ; John, 58, 126;
Richard, 74; Robert, 91 ; WilUam, 90.
Washford, Christopher, 196,
Washington, Adam, 94.
Wass, Francis, 233.
Wastell, T., 94.
Water, William, 8.
Waterer, George, 323; Mitchell, 314.
Waterhouse, Edward, 289.
Waterman, Francis, 171 ; John, 245.
Waters, Abraham, 62 ; Christopher, 200.
Waterson, Symon, 19 ; William, 188.
Waterworth, William, 51.
Wathen, Thomas, 146.
Watkins, Henry, 167 ; James, 290 ; John,

167 ; Robert, 303 ; William, 27.
Watkinson, Thomas, 188.
Watson, Abraham, 97 ; Francis, 198 ;
George, 65 ; John, 166 ; Samuel, 125 ;
WiUiam, 24, 234, 307.
Watte, Thomas, 14 ; William, 26.
Watton, Edward, 8.

388

Index.

Watts, Charles, 318; John, 109; Joseph,

279 ; Lockyer, 322; Robert, 333.
Wcaly, George, 290.
Weare, Moses, 314.
Weathered, Henry, 226.
Weaver, Edward, 218; John, 165, 178,

218; Michael, 136; Samuel, 239; Simon,

302.
Webb, Charles, 289; George, 28, 259, 263;

Jacob, 274; James, 139; John, 304;

Jonathan, 86; Nathaniel, 84; Reuben,

84; Richard, 24, 69, 161, 314; Theodore,

293; Thomas, 28, 222; Wessell, 78;

William, 86, 98, 291.
Webbe, John, 114; Nathaniel, 139;

William, 139.
Weblin, Martin, 106; Wassel, 106.
Webster, Henry, 75 ; Joshua, 207 ; Richard,

98; William, 193.
Weddle, John, 142.
Weedon, James, 167.
Weeks, John, 115.
Wdbum, Robert, 212.
Welby, Richard, 278; Thomas, 278.
Welch, John, 188; Nathaniel, 158;

Samuel, 321.
Weld, John, 304.
Welden, James, 304; John, 170; Stephen,

285.
Weldon, Laiton, 235.
Welford, Robert, 343.
Wells, Adonijah, 290; Charles, 229; Hugh,

136; James, 260; Jeremiah, 229; John,

I37i 220; Joseph, 229, 256, 319; Samuel,

297; Thomas, 77, 82, 138; William, 214,

280.
Welman, Simon, 274.
Welmore, Isaac, 340.
Wenham, John, 200; Matthew, 334.
Wentworth, Henry, 306; Poply, 311;

Thomas, 92.
Wesbie, Henry, 284.
Wescomb, Richard, 286.
West, John, 59, 317; Matthew, 179;

Nathaniel, 59; Peter, 260; Richard, 32;

Sampson, 30; Stephen, 122; Thomas,

332; William, ill.
Westall, William, 342.
Westbrook, Durban, 327; William, 327.
Westcote, Henry, 99.
Westley, Henry, 113; John, 155; Richard,

316.
Weston, Herbert, 78; Peter, 67; Richard,

44, 67 ; Walsingham, 77 ; William,

285.
Westrawe, William, 9.
Westwood, John, 8$; Rowland, 47.
Wetherall, Gideon, 95; Humphrey, 107;

Richard, 118; Thomas, 104.
Wetherheird, Leonard, 174.
Wethington, Joseph, 43.
Whaley (or Whalley), Anthony, 120; John,

141.
Wharton, John, 10.
Whatman, John, 313.

Wheatley, Charles, 343; George, 325;

John, 83; Joseph, 219; Thomas, 9.
Wheeler, Richard, 333 ; William, 50.
Whelpdale, William, 294.
Whetham, John, 205.
Whitaker, Francis, 208; Jeremiah, 309;

Thomas, 154.
Whitbroke, John, 38.
Whitby, Jeremy, 120; John, 120; Richard,

312; Thomas, 119, 313.
Whitdiurch, William, 201.
White, Benjamin, 279 ; Christopher, 72 ;

Daniel, 164; Edmund, 343; Edward,

152, 169; Francis, 289; George, 87,95;

Henry, 171, 204, 272; James, 249;

Jarvis, 97; John, 147, 186, 210, 232,

272, 332; Joseph, 140; Matthew, 35,

216; Richard, 201, 251, 267; Robert,

22 ; Samuel, 215 ; Sebastian, 45 ;

Thomas, 152, 153, 168, 200, 213, 266;

William, 328.
Whitehall, Edward, 282 ; Lancelot, 303 ;

Richard, 326; William, 281.
Whitehand, Thomas, 96.
Whitehead, James, 225 ; John, 220, 333 ;

Joseph, 203; Samud, 334; Thomas,

251 ; William, 81, 86.
Whitehome, Paul, 120.
Whitehouse, Stephen, 43.
Whitelocke, Bulstrode, 08 ; James, 23.
Whiteman, Henry, 126.
Whiter, Robert, 344.
Whithome, Bartholomew, 304.
Whiting, Charles, 339 ; Richard, 269.
Whitmore, Christopher, 132; George, 132.
Whitnell, Thomas, 8.
Whitney, John, 132.
Whittaker, William, 262.
Whittell (or Whittle), Robert, 23 ; William,

18.
Whittinge, John, 133.
Whittingham, Henry, 58, 228 ; HQls, 59.
Whittington, Francis, 103; John, 103,

137 \ Joseph, 41 ; Iliomas, 103.
Whit well, Christopher, 119; Edmund,

261 ; Leonard, 107 ; William, 117.
Whitwood, John, 226.
Whyte, Matthew, 145.
Wibome (or Wyeboume), Pettley, 312 ;

Roger, 329.
Wickens, Nathanael, 230 ; Stephen, 230.
Wickliffe, John, 158 ; Thomas, 154.
Wicks, William, 299, 30A.
Wicksted, Hugh, 81 ; John, 33.
Widnell, William, 16.
Wigg, Thomas, 188.
Wiggott, John, 159; Peter, 158.
Wight, Thomas, 99.
Wightman, George, 139; John, 137,

192.
Wigley, John, 336 ; William, 334.
Wigmore, John, 159.
Wilblood, John, 163 ; Richard, 163.
Wilbraham, Thomas, 86, 153.
Wilbrand, Robert, 11.

Index.

389

Wii

Wibume, Thomas, 113.

Wilcock, William, 24.

Wilcockes, Thomas, 62.

Wilcocks (or Willcocks), John, 219 ;

Joseph, 313.
Wilcoxe, Samuel, 104.
Wildboar (or Wildbore), Godfrey, 212 ;

John, 236.
Wilde, Francis, 151 ; George, 99 ; Hemy,

98 ; William, 48.
Wudman, Henry, 326.
Wiles, Adonijah, 290 ; Moses, 302.
Wilford (or Willford), David, 327; Gerson,

i^ ; James, 12 ; John, 7.
Wilkinson, Abraham, 151 ; Christopher,

85; Daniel, 151; John, 291, 336;

Matthew, 306; Newman, 120; Richard,

128; Stephen, 224; William, 85, 125.
Wilks, John, 286.
Willdige (or Willdinge), Jeremiah, 130;

Richardi 130.
Willett, Edward, 321; Henry, 104;

Humphrey, 241, 321; Peter, 214;

Richard, 10,14; Thomas, 241; William,

321.

illp;ris, Samuel, 272.
Wilhams, Alexander, 13; Edward, 142,

292; Gabriel, 9; George, 33, 73; Henry,

42; Hugh, 330; Isaac, 204; Jacob,

257» 301; James, 105; John, 29, 33,

152, 275, 338 ; Joseph, 257 ; Lumley,

81; Philip, 118; Richard, 86, 257;

Robert, 62; Samuel, 113; Thomas, 13,

32, 33, 269 ; William, 1 18.

'illiamson, Aaron, 187; David, 6; Dove,

308 ; Greorge, 76 ; Henry, 264 ; James,

295» 296 ; John, 43, 81, 199 ; Samuel,

72 ; Thomas, 169.
Willingham, John, 166 ; Samuel, 167.
WiDington, John, 33 ; Laurence, 33.
Willis, George, 332; John, 218, 324;

Nathaniel, 81 ; Robert, 48 ; Thomas,

2A, 25 ; Timothy, 24.
Willkins, John, 317.
Willoughby (or Willoby), Georgp, 76, 93 ;

John, 22; Thomas, 158.
"Wills, Arthur, 212; John, 333; Philip,

212 ; Thomas, 222.
Willson, Edward, 303.
Wilmott (or Willmot), George, 339;

Robert, 3 ; Thomas, 276.
Wilshire (or Wiltshire), Laurence, 129;

Richard, 58.
Wilson, Archibald, 324 ; Edmund, 344 ;

James, 16; Je£fery, 86; Nathaniel, 292;

Orlebar, 344; Richard, 74; Robert,

180; Thomas, 79, 345.
Winch, Amos, 269.
Windart, Robert, 310.
Winde, Arthur, 212 ; Philip, 212.
Winder, Robert, 306; Samuel, 281;

Thomas, 153.
Windover, AJrUiur, 270.
Windsor, John, 293 ; Josiah, 190.
Winford, John, 322 ; William, 281.

wii

Wlngfield, Harbottle, 198 ; Thomas, 155,

206, 207.
Wingham, Arthur, 71; Richard, 77;

Thomas, 98.
Winn, John, 280.
Winnard (or Winard), Richard, 79;

Thomas, 143.
"V^^nne (or Winny), Daniel, 300 ; George,

68; John, 131; Mark, 136; Rowland,

83 ; Samuel, 293. See Wynne.
Winpen, Nathaniel, 321.
Winspear, John, 95.
Winstanl^, Samud, 223.
Winston, Richard, 128 ; William, 213.
Winter, Henry, 291 ; John, 266, 277 ;

Richard, 49,
Winton, Thomas, 251.
Wise, Edward, 88 ; William, 246.
Wiseman, Daniel, 316; Edward, 51; John,

41 ; Robert, 112; Thomas, 41 ; William,

51.
Witham, John, 284.
Withe, John, 20.
Withens, John, 133.
Withers, Henry, 7, 14; John, 62, 78;

Nathanael, 230; Robert, 57; Samuel,

248.
Witness, James, 328.
Wittam, Clement, 173.
Wolf, Edward, 229; John, 229.
Wolfreys, Nathaniel, 311 ; Singdon, 3M.
Wollastone (or Wollaston), John, 2^9;

Robert, 208; Samuel, 269; William, 128.
WoUey, Nicholas, 55 ; Thomas, 63.
Wolstenholme, Christopher, 158; William,

304.
Wonse, Adam, 32.
Wood, Bamaby, 7 ; Francis, 104 ; Henry,

140; Isaac, 46; James, 325; John, 251,

304; Richard, 177; Robert, 25, 78;

Samuel, 32, 276 ; Thomas, 29, 37, 39,

I94» 275» 286; WiUiam, 7, 125, 143, 340.
Woodall, John, 107; Thomas, 70, 109;

William, 109.
Woodboume (or Woodbume), John, 82 ;

Thomas, 98; William, 115.
Woodcock, Daniel, 329; John, 113;

Timothy, 11.
Wooder, Isaac, 60, 70.
Woodford, Robert, 224; Samuel, 102;

Thomas, 317.
Woodhouse, John, 22 ; William, 5, 55.
Woodington, WiUiam, 138.
Woodman, Joseph, 229.
Woodnest, Thomas, 148.
Woodroofe, Charles, 311.
Woodvill, Thomas, 324.
Woodward, Adiel, 80 ; Bartholomew, 72 ;

Edward, 220 ; Henry, 248 ; Hugh, 72 ;

James, 324; Jeremiah, 344; John, '

his, 242, 248, 291 ; Josiah, 325 ; B * "

12 ; Thomas, 82 ; William, 321.
Wooley, Thomas, 108.
Woolf, George, 336.
Woolfe, Abraham, 140 ; Isaac, 149.

390

Index.

Woollcy, Wflliam, 311.

WooUy, Robert, 193.

Woolnongh, Thomas, 183.

Woolton, John, 83.

Worcester, John, 184.

Worledg, Thomas, 185.

Worleeche, Peter, 31.

Wormal, Isaac, 343.

Wormwell, Bartholomew, 319; James, 241.

Worrall, Charles, 331 ; Edward, 45 ;

Richard, 144.
Worsley, John, 27.
Worster, Henry, 304.
Worth, Joseph, 309; Richard, 19; William,

289.
Worthington, Robert, 316; Thomas, 155.
Wotton, Gilbert, 37 ; Richard, 66.
Wray, Valentine, 80.
Wreay, John, 319.

Wren (or Wrenne), Anthony, 48 ; Christo-
pher, 44 ; Cornelius, 64 ; Francis, 46 ;

Matthew, 36 1 Robert, 243; Samuel, 142.
Wrenche, David, 27.
Wrigglesworth, Edward, 236.
Wright, Abraham, 116; Adam, 120;

Biurnard, 63; Edward, 195; George, 23;

Giles, 8 ; Isaac, 171, 250 ; James, 292 ;

John, 52, 57, 65, 116, 151, 284; Leonard,

91; Robert, 8, 30, 97; Samuel, 250;

Thomas, 82, 97, 105, 129, 275, 284;

William, 59, no, 146, 163, 322.
Wriothesley, Thomas, 138.
Wroth, Peter, 181.
Wyatt, Thomas, 162, 269 ; William, 204.

Wybard, Thomas, 339.

Wye, John, 308 ; Richard, 129.

Wyeboume. See Wibome.

Wykes, Thomas, 155.

Wylde, Ralph, 128; Roger, 14; William,

Wylmot, Robert, 3.
Wyndham, Edmund, 278 ; Francis, 277.
Wynne, William, 339. See Winne.
Wyon, Richard, 122.

Y.

Yallop, Thomas, 337.
Yardley, Andrew, 64 ; Thomas, 64.
Yamer, Abraham, 61 ; John, 107.
Yates, Michael, 178; Robert, 318;

Thomas, 313.
Yearde, Andrew, 144.
Yeats, Goddard, 325.
Yelson, John, 175.
Yeo, John, 282.

Yeoman, Edward, 46 ; John, 38.
Yerby, Edward, 57.
Yemol, John, 340.
Yorke, Gilbert, 21 ; William, 96.
Young, Edward, 288; John, 107, 141, 150;

Mann., 107; Michael, 208; Samuel, 274;

Stephen, 141 ; William, 108.
Younge, Peter, 146.

z.

Zinzan (or Zinzano), Nicholas, 306.

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