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Heath tax: Middlesex

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03/05/12, CSG: Created page (subdividing Hearth tax: London & Middlesex due to file size)


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See Heath tax: London
See Hearth tax: Kent & Surrey


MIDDLESEX


Bromley


Bromly[1]

Sr. Tho: Chambers 11 hearths

Sr. Jno. Jacobs 32 hearths[2]
Mr. Robert Jacob 17 hearths[3]

Captain Dorrington 8 hearths[4]

Emanuel Taylor 2 hearths[5]

Collonell Morgan 23 hearths

Justice Tomlins 13 hearths[6]

Lady Poole 9 hearths
Mr. Boon 9 hearths[7]


Chelsea


Lady Laurance 13 hearths[8]


Chiswick


Chiswicke[9]

Sr Fra: Wortley 12 hearths[10]

The honbl' Wm Ashburnham 35 hearths[11]

Lady Cholmley 23 hearths
Lady Cholmley 6 hearths (other house)

Sr Stephen Fox 18 hearths
Duke of Monmouth 34 hearths


Chiswick town


Chiswick Towne[12]

The Lady Kendall 18 hearths[13]

The Reverend Dr Busby 24 hearths[14]


Covent Garden


Covent Garden[15]

Right Honoble Earle of Bedford 60 hearths[16]

John Eaton 1 (sic) hearth[17]

Sr John Babar 8 hearths[18]

George Villiers 6 hearths[19]

Anthony Love 7 hearths[20]

William Kent 9 hearths[21]

Didcor (sic) Fancott (sic) 9 hearths[22]

Thomas Rugg 9 hearths[23]

Thomas Constable 18 hearths[24]

Lord Gorge 18 hearths

Lord Brunckard 20 hearths[25]

David Angell 10 hearths[26]

Henry Darling 3 hearths[27]

Alexander Ross 8 hearths[28]

Anthony Smith 10 hearths[29]

Dr Glison 15 hearths[30]
Philip Hanbury 12 hearths[31]

Mary Long 14 hearths[32]

William Clifton 24 hearths[33]

Wid Hawksworth 8 hearths[34]

John Gaven 16 hearths[35]

Edmund Pye 16 hearths[36]

Claudius Surluan 21 hearths[37]


Duchy of Lancaster Liberty (Savoy & Somerset)


Savoy Ward

Tobias Sedgwick 8 hearths[38]

Exeter House 30 hearths
The Right Honoble the Lord Ashley 19 hearths[39]

The Lady Wimblton 28 hearths
Capt Richard Black 32 hearths

Francis Alking 19 hearths

Thomas Springall 17 hearths[40]

Somsett House

William Goddard 10 hearths[41]

The Countes of Nottingam 11 hearths[42]

The Dutchy Lyberty in the Strand pt in ye Parrish of St Mary Savoy & pt in St Clements Danes./ Temple Barr Ward.

John Shorter 8 hearths[43]

The Dutchey Countes of Somsett 59 hearths[44]
Lord Chief Justice Bridgman 23 hearths[45]

henry Crosse 24 hearths

Sir John Maynard 0 hearths ("empty")[46]
Robert Blanchard 6 hearths[47]

The honoble Henry Howard (for Arundell house)[48]

Lady Siddingham 12 hearths

Worcester House[49]

Right Honoble Earle of Salisbury 32 hearths[50]


Cranford


Cranford[51]

Serjeant Windham 27 hearths[52]


Ealing


Litle Ealing[53]

Paschall Stevens 8 hearths[54]

John Maynard 44 hearths[55]


Edmonton


Edmundton

Jno. Bathurst Esqr. 31 hearths[56]

Jno. Johnson 2 hearths[57]

Mr Cornis 3 hearths ("E Owner)
Mr Cornis 10 hearths[58]

Mr Newsted 6 hearths[59]

Mr Jno. Burd 8 hearths[60]

Mr. Christo: Willoughby 19 hearths

Mr Rogers 10 hearths (see also Mrs Rogers 9 hearths ("E Owner")[61]


Enfield


Enfeilde[62]

Perseus Trott Esqr. 9 hearths[63]

Thenpest (sic) Milner Esqr 25 hearths"[64]

Mr. Robert Row 7 hearths[65]

Mr Tho: Drye 8 hearths[66]

Sr. Edwin Rich 10 hearths[67]
Nich. Rainton Esqr 17 hearths[68]

Mr Chadwicke. 9 hearths.[69]

Wm. Hundons 3 hearths[70]


Fulham


Fulham[71]

Ld Bishop of London 47 hearths

Sr John Claten 15 hearths
Alderman Backwell 14 hearths
Ld Mordent 30 hearths

Lady Crispes 45 hearths[72]


Hackney


Church Streete[73]

Thomas Viner 20 hearths[74]

William Spurstow 16 hearths[75]

Clapton Dalstone Kingsland Shackelwell and Newington within the parish of Hackney[76]

The Lord Brokes 37 hearths (Note: xxxvij)

Francis Bickley 12 hearths[77]

Growe and Well Streete[78]

Nathaniell Barnardistone 12 hearths[79]

Hackney Hommerton[80]

William Bird 18 hearths[81]

Henry Cloubery 20 hearths[82]

Henry Chittey 13 hearths[83]

Marestreete[84]

George Hockenhull 9 hearths


Hammersmith


Hammersmith[85]

Hen: Bristow 0 hearths (note: "j")[86]

James Morley 8 hearths[87]

Tim: Robinson 10 hearths[88]

Tho: Nowell Esq. 12 hearths ('Watson but 10')[89]

Abra: Otgar 9 hearths

Christopher Quinten 8 hearths[90]

Sr Tho: Bomfie 9 hearths (Note "j")[91]

Edw. Butler 3 hearths[92]

Sir Ralph Clapham 10 hearths[93]

Tho: Kerby 4 hearths[94]

Wm: Chalkhill 5 hearths[95]


Hampstead


Hamsted[96]

Ld Wotton 36 hearths (empty then)[97]

Ald Hussey 15 hearths[98]

Robt Lant 25 hearths[99]

Justice Dolbin 6 hearths


Heston


Sr William Waller 49 hearths[100]


Isleworth


Istlworth Parish[101]

Mrs Dallison 15 hearths

The Earle of Northland [alias Northumberland] 79 hearths[102]

Sr. Tho: Ingram 28 hearths[103]
Sr. John Brownlow 20 hearths[104]


Kensington


Kensington[105]

Sir John Thorowgood 9 hearths

Lady Kingsmill 10 hearths ("Emty then; Now Mr Adron")
lady Jeane Piée 15 hearths

Lady Sheffeild 24 hearths
Lord Vicount Camden 32 hearths[106]
Earle of Craven 24 hearths


St. Andrews, Holborn


St Andrews Holborne Parish

Part One[107]

Dr Henry Stanley 20 hearths[108]

Lincolnes Inn 193 hearths

Robt Raworth Esqr. 11 hearths[109]

Wm Morgan 9 hearths[110]

Jno Vincent Esqr. 12 hearths[111]

Grayse Inne 120 hearths (more 432 unpd)"

Bartho Beale Esqr. 7 hearths[112]

Ld Char. Warwick 42 hearths[113]

Serjent Newdigate 17 hearths[114]

Aldr. Barker 10 hearths

Countess of Monmouth 25 hearths

Cursitors Office 11 hearths

Part Two[115]

The Right Honble: Cristo: Ld Hatton 18 hearths (empty)

Edw. Stillingfleet 10 hearths

Auditor Beale 10 hearths[116]

Dr. Merrick 10 hearths[117]

Ld Cheife Justice Keeling 10 hearths[118]

Serjea: Waller 10 hearths

The Ld Fanshaw 19 hearths[119]

Serjeant Waller 1 hearth (in a Coachouse)

The Right Reverend the Ld Bispp of Ely 39 hearths


St. Botolph Aldgate


St Botolph Aldgate[120]

Abra: Corsellus 15 hearths[121]
Joseph Wright 10 hearths[122]

Henry Partridge 12 hearths[123]

Tho: Partridge 5 hearths

Partridg 4 hearths ("E")

Jno. Croger 7 hearths ("St")[124]

Jacob Vanderlack 10 hearths ("x till Sep 1666 ; E")

Highstreete Precinct

Tho: Anderson 15 hearths[125]

Robert Jones 16 hearths[126]

Tho: Ingram 4 hearths[127]

Tho: Withers 10 hearths
Wm: Warner 8 hearths

Laurence Goug 1 hearth[128]

Wm: Minchin 3 hearths[129]

Covent Garden Precinct

'Covent Garden Precinct,' in [130]

Wm Mansfeild 3 hearths[131]

Barrs Precinct

Houndsditch precinct[132]

Henry Hazard 4 hearths[133]

Jno Privett 6 hearths[134]

Minories

Col. Legg 90 hearths ("refuseth to be viewed")

Arth: Rowland 6 hearths[135]

Tower hill precinct[136]

Geo: Danvers 7 hearths[137]


St Clement Danes


St Clements Danes : Drury lane ward[138]

Thomas Colle 4 hearths[139]

The Right Honoble Earle of Clare 34 hearths[140]

Right Honoble Earle of Craven 120 hearths[141]

Sir Thomas Littleton 9 hearths

Dr Champion 8 hearths[142]
John Alcone 4 hearths[143]

William Johnson 5 hearths[144]

Job Davis 10 hearths[145]

John Alsop 2 hearths[146]

The Trear of Lyons Inn for the said Inn 46 hearths

Tho: Peters 8 hearths[147]

The Trear of New Inn for the said Inn 65 hearths

John Filwell 8 hearths[148]

The Principle of Clements Inn for ye sd Inn 114 hearths

Emanuell Hering 6 hearths[149]

Thomas Mason 6 hearths[150]

Joseph Spicer 3 hearths[151]

Francis Chase 4 hearths[152]

Sarjeant Fountaine 14 hearths[153]

Sir Nicholas Steward 9 hearths[154]
Simon New 23 hearths


St Giles in the Fields


Drewry Lane[155]

Sir John Brownlow 26 hearths[156]
Lady Allenton 11 hearths[157]
Dudley Short Esqr[158] 21 hearths
Gabriell Trewman 8 hearths

Greate Queene streete[159]

Sir Alexander Frazier 9 hearths[160]
The Earl of Bristoll 40 hearths
Earle Rivers 25 hearths
Lord Montague 24 hearths
The Lord Conway 31 hearths[161]

Earl of Norwich Goringe 14 hearths

Lady Anne Yelverton 9 hearths[162]

Sir Thomas Daniell 12 hearths[163]

Wm Jones 6 hearths[164]

Richard Hesketh 5 hearths[165]

Gregorys Rents[166]

George Lyon 8 hearths[167]

Portingall Row in Lincolnes Inn Feildes

Lord Coventry 19 hearths
Sir John Glynn 10 hearths[168]

West Side of Lincolns Inne fields[169]

Lord John Somersett 12 hearths[170]

Thomas Povey Esq 14 hearths[171]
Earl of Northamton 26 hearths

Lord Falconbridge 26 hearths[172]
Lord Newburgh 25 hearths[173]

Lord St Johns 36 hearths
Spanish Embassador 19 hearths ("refuseth to pay")

Countesse Dowager of Bath 26 hearths[174]
Lord Crew 21 hearths[175]

Stret[176]

Thomas Foot 10 hearths[177]

Tattnam Cort Lane entring into the feilds toward Maydenhead Rowe[178]

Will. Shelton 5 hearths[179]

The uper end of King Streat goeing to Tattnam Cort North Sid[180]

Sr Charlis Siddley 11 hearths[181]
Henery Semor Esqr. 22 hearths[182]
Robert Spencer Esqr 19 hearths[183]
The Rt. Honrb the Earle of Southampton 50 hearths[184]


St. James, Clerkenwell


St James Clerkenwell (Part One)[185]

The Lord Cheife Justice 20 hearths[186]

John Rogers 5 hearths[187]

Lord Barckley 32 hearths[188]

Earle of Carlile 23 hearths[189]

Sr Nicholas Strowd 15 hearths[190]
The Lady Jane Crafts 11 hearths[191]
The Lady Thornhill 13 hearths
The Earle of Essex 19 hearths[192]
The Earle of Alisbury 30 hearths[193]
Doctr. Wm. Goddard 9 hearths[194]
Sr Edward Banister 13 hearths[195]

Wm: Bowles Esq:r 12 hearths[196]

William Downing 7 hearths[197]

John Mayhew 8 hearths[198]

Richard Hooten 5 hearths[199]

John Fenn 3 hearths ("shutt dore")[200]

George Ryley 4 hearths[201]

James Ball 6 hearths[202]

Eliza. Ashborne 5 hearths[203]

St James Clerkenwell (Part Two)[204]

Thomas Coventry Esqr 21 hearths[205]

Sir John Cropley 34 hearths[206]

The Church Vestry 1 hearth[207]

The Lady Windham 8 hearths

Goddard Nelthop 7 hearths[208]

Thomas Huckle 4 hearths (+ 3 + 3 hearths marked "b" adjacent, below)[209]

John Munday 9 hearths[210]

Henry Knight 7 hearths (adjacent 3 hearths empty)[211]

Edward Ward 1 hearth[212]

Oliver Corner 4 hearths[213]

Mary Towse 20 hearths[214]
Xofer Busby 5 hearths[215]

The Brewers Almshowses; not fully endowed 10 hearths
The Brewers Schoole; Belongeth to ye Almshous 3 hearths
Daniell Doves 6 hearths[216]


St Martin in the Fields: Durham Yard


Durham yard[217]



Adrian Scroope 10 hearths[218]

Lady Hungerford 13 hearths[219]

The Wine office 11 hearths


St Martin in the Fields: Greens Lane


Greenes Lane[220]

Sr. Edmond Godfrey 9 hearths[221]


St Martin in the Fields: Haymarket


Haymarket, Extract from Morden & Lea's map of London, 1682[222]

Hay markett East Side[223]

Coll: Panton 25 hearths ("empty")[224]

Sir Thomas Gary 10 hearths ("new built")[225]

Henry Coventry 10 hearths ("empty & new bld")[226]

Auditor Chislett 10 hearths[227]
Sr Philippe Howard 20 hearths[228]
Dor Pryce 10 hearths

Sr Phillipe Tirrell 10 hearths


St Martin in the Fields: Round Court


Round Court[229]

John Davenport 7 hearths [230]


St Martin in the Fields: S:t Martin's Lane East


Hermitage Upper ward St Martins Lane East[231]

Tho: Wests widdow 31 hearths

St Martins Lane East[232]

Tho: Cox 24 hearths

St Martins Lane East Syde[233]

Tho: Gage 15 hearths

The Lady Seamore 24 hearths

Deane Harding 22 hearths


St Martin in the Fields: S:t Martin's Lane West


St Martins Lane West[234]

Lo: Shreusberry 0 hearths )listing status j)
Coll Varnham 15 hearths

Sr Tho: Woodcocke 9 hearths
Coll Panton 10 hearths

Dor Sam: Argoll 5 hearths[235]
Sr Chichester Ray 13 hearths

Dor widd Kings 10 hearths

St Martins Lane West Syde[236]

Sr Tho: Wentworth 8 hearths

Countesse of Peterborow 27 hearths[237]

Sr Barrt Tho: Hollis 17 hearths
Earle of Bristoll 16 hearths (empty)[238]
Sr Wm Salkins 17 hearths
Capt Morley 8 hearths
Mr Fleetwood 15 hearths

The Lady Dacres 11 hearths[239]
Doctr Quarterman 10 hearths
The Lady Armins 27 hearths
John Currant Esqr 10 hearths


St Martin in the Fields: The Strand


Strand[240]

Duke of Buckingham 60 hearths

Mr Hen: Herringman 15 hearths[241]

Dor John Clerke 7 hearths

Earle of Scarsdell 23 hearths[242]
Earle of Salisbury 23 hearths[243]

John Taylor 7 hearths[244]

The Lady Foster 12 hearths

Rich: Gothord 40 hearths

Mr Davis 40 hearths

The Strand[245]

Henry Henderson 17 hearths

Sam: Stillingfleet 12 hearths

John Curtwhissell 20 hearths


St Martin in the Field: Thompsons Ward


Thompsons ward[246]

Charles Titford 21 hearths[247]


St Martin in the Field: Unknown


Street

Streete Side[248]

Jeremiah Webb 9 hearths[249]


St Martin in the Field: Whitehall


The King Whitehall[250]

The Duke of Richmond now Le Dorssett 19 hearths[251]
The Duke of Buckingham 43 hearths[252]
Justice Baile 10 hearths

The Portugale Ambasador 23 hearths[253]

Lady Diana Curson 12 hearths[254]

Sr George Pratt 25 hearths ("36 empty")[255]

Sr Phillip Warwicke 20 hearths[256]

The Countess of Chesterfeild 25 hearths[257]

Sr. Wm. Morris 23 hearths
Sr. John Nicholas 15 hearths


Stanmore


Stanmore Magna[258]

John Burnell 11 hearths[259]

Tho Burnell 8 hearths


Stepney: Bednall Green


See Greenwood's Map of London, 1827, Bethnal Green

Bednall Greene[260]

Dr Whichcott 8 hearths[261]
Hen: Dawes 5 hearths[262]

Sr. Wm. Ryder 16 hearths[263]


Stepney: Limehouse


See Greenwood's Map of London, 1827, Limehouse

Limehouse[264]

William Maynard 6 hearths[265]

John Severen 3 hearths[266]

Capt Samon 8 hearths[267]

John Carter 7 hearths[268]

Capt. Shawe 7 hearths[269]

Capt. Richard May 6 hearths[270]

Sam: Ward 5 hearths[271]


Stepney: Lymehowse Poplor & Blackwall Hamlett


Lymehowse Poplor & Blackwall Hamlett[272]

Capt. John Swanly 7 hearths[273]

Capt Fenny 8 hearths[274]

Capt. Robert Clark 12 hearths[275]

Capt. Gunn 7 hearths[276]

Capt. Thomas Harman 8 hearths[277]


Stepney: Mile End


Mile End[278]

Mr. Spratt 9 hearths

Geo: Swanley 8 hearths[279]
Tho: Bowyer 3 hearths

Mrs Crowder 10 hearths[280]

Deane Clarke 16 hearths

Coll. Middleton 13 hearths
Captaine Curtis 10 hearths[281]

Mr. Joseph Cope 6 hearths[282]

Wm Bromskill 8 hearths[283]

Capt. Jefferies 8 hearths

Mr. John Proud 10 hearths[284]

Mr. Mepus[285]


Stepney: Nightingale lane


Nightingall Lane[286]

Capt. Tho: Ewens 8 hearths[287]


Stepney: Wapping


Note: Stepney is described in 1666 Middlesex hearth tax returns as a hamlet of Whitechapel

Wapping Hamblett (pt. 1)[288]

Wapping Hamblett (pt. 2)[289]

Samuell Hall 14 hearths[290]

Edmond Green 7 hearths
Thomas Andrews 7 hearths
Robert Browning 8 hearths
John Webber 6 hearths
Richard Goodlad 7 hearths[291]
William Haddock 8 hearths[292]

Edmond Seaman 9 hearths[293]

Sr Willm Warren 11 hearths

Henry Blackberry 6 hearths[294]

John Lambert 7 hearths[295]

Willm Tomlinson 5 hearths[296]


Stoke Newington


Newington

Gilbert Upton 6 hearths[297]


Teddington


Tuddington[298]

Lord Cheife Justice Bridgman 16 hearths[299]


Tottenham


Tottenham[300]

Jno. Russell sen. 2 hearths[301]

Jno Russell 2 hearths[302]

Jno. Cooper 1 hearth[303]

Jno. Cooper 2 hearths[304]

Jno. Deshicke (sic) Knt. 17 hearths[305]


Uxbridge


"Uxbridge[306]

Sr. Christopher Abdy 23 hearths[307]
Sr Christopher Abdey 7 hearths
Abdey 2 hearths


Whitechapel hamlet


Whitechapel hamlet (pt 1)[308]

Willm Meggs Esqr. 15 hearths[309]

Whitechapel hamlet (pt. 3)[310]

Andrew West 7 hearths[311]
  1. ↑ 'Bromly' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Bromley', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 25 January 2012)
  2. ↑ Sir John Jacob, customs farmer. Sir John Jacob had a thirty-two hearth house in Bromley at Bow and a fifteen hearth house on St. Mary Axe East in the parish of St. Andrew's Undershaft. Both houses appear in the 1666 Hearth tax, as does the seventeen hearth house of his brother, Robert Jacob, in Bromley at Bow. Sir John Jacob referred in his will to his London and Bromley at Bowe houses, and also to the Bromley at Bowe house of his brother, Robert Jacob (PROB 4/9632 Jacob, John, Sir, Kt. & Bt., of St. Leonard, Bromley, Middx. 1669 29 Mar.; PROB 11/320 Mico 47-91 Will of Sir John Jacob of Bromley, Middlesex 02 April 1666; 1st March 1662/63, Letter from John Jacobs to Sir GO, London)
  3. ↑ Mr. Robert Jacob was the brother of Sir John Jacob; Robert Jacob's house is mentioned in Sir John Jacob's will. See PROB 11/320 Mico 47-91 Will of Sir John Jacob of Bromley, Middlesex 02 April 1666
  4. ↑ Captain Dorrington. Probably Captain John Dorrington (b. ?, d. ca. 1678 or 1679), mariner, of Bromley in Stratford Bow (PROB 4/15300 Dorrington, John, Captaine, of Bromley in Stratford Bow, Mdx., ob. in the ship "Coronation" at sea 1679 17 Feb. (1678); no sign of a PRC will)
  5. ↑ Emanuel Taylor. Emanuel(l) Taylor (b. ?, d. ca. 1671), miller, of St Leonard, Bromley (PROB 4/19544 Taylor, Emanuell, of St. Leonard, Bromley, Middx., miller 1671 11 Apr.)
  6. ↑ Thomas Tomlins (alias Thomblings, Tomblings) wrote to Sir George Oxenden from St. Leonard Bromley in a letter dated March 26th, 1663; he also gave St. Leonard Bromley as his residence in his will. There were fourteen addresses between Justice Tomlins and Mr Boone in the 1666 hearth tax return for St. Leonard Bromley (26th March 1663, Letter from Thomas Thomlins to Sir GO, St. Leonards Bromley; PROB 4/3008 Tomlins, Thomas esq., of St. Leonards, Bromley, Midd. 1678 3 Sept. (1677); PROB 11/354 Hale 44-95 Will of Thomas Tomlins of Saint Leonards Bromley, Middlesex 01 May 1677)
  7. ↑ Mr Boon was Christopher Boone, London merchant, a cousin of Sir George Oxenden and Elizabeth Dallison, and a correspondent of Sir George Oxenden ( PROB 11/385 Lloyd 136-181 Will of Christopher Boone, Merchant of London of All Saints Lee, Kent 29 July 1686; March 1665/66, Letter from Christopher Boone; 13th April 1667, Letter from Christopher Boone to Sir GO, London; 7th October 1667, Letter from Christopher Boone to Sir GO; see just possibly related inventory PROB 20/255 Boone, Christopher: London 1680)
  8. ↑ Lady Laurance. Dame Grissell Laurence (b. ?, d. ca. 1675), of Chelsea; the widow of Sir John Lawrence (b. ca. 1589, d. 1638), 1st bart., London merchant and son of Thomas Lawrence, goldsmith, of Chelsea. His son, John Laurence, died at Chelsea (PROB 5/2910 Laurence, John, of Chelsea, Middx (second son of Sir John Laurence, bart (d. 1638)) 1674; PROB 11/347 Dycer 1-51 Will of Dame Grissell Laurence, Widow of Chelsea, Middlesex 21 April 1675; see also PROB 11/381 Cann 108-165 Will of Frances Lawrence of Chelsea, Middlesex 17 December 1685; PROB 11/503 Barrett 180-222 Will of John Laurence of Chelsea, Middlesex 04 September 1708)
  9. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Chiswick ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 24 January 2012
  10. ↑ Sr Fra: Wortley. Sir Francis Wortley appears to have resided at Turnham Green, Chiswick, as well as at Wortley Hall, Yorkshire. Inventories have survived for the Chiswick and the Yorkshire locations (PROB 11/320 Mico 47-91 Sentence of Francis Wortley 27 January 1665; PROB 11/322 Mico 139-184 Sentence of Sir Francis Wortley of Chiswick, Middlesex 27 June 1666; PROB 11/316 Hyde 1-56 Will of Dame Elizabeth Wortley of Chiswick, Middlesex 23 March 1665; Sr Fra: Wortley; PROB 32/1/30 Deceased: Wortley, Sir Francis, bart., of Wortley Hall, Yorks., resident in Turnham Green, Chiswick, Middx. (Earl of Manchester con Wortley et Lady Griffith) Inventory of goods at Wortley Hall and Holley Hall 1666 May 17 (1666 Apr. 2); PROB 32/1/36 Deceased: Wortley, Sir Francis, bart., of Wortley Hall, Yorks., resident in Turnham Green, Chiswick, Middx. (Earl of Manchester con Wortley et Lady Griffith) Inventory of goods in Yorks. 1666; PROB 32/1/48 Deceased: Wortley, Sir Francis, bart. Inventory of goods in Turnham Green, Chiswick, Middx. 1665/6 Mar. 16
  11. ↑ The honbl' Wm Ashburnham. Possibly PROB 11/362 Bath 1-59 Will of William Ashburnham, Cofferer of His Majesty's Houshold of Westminster, Middlesex 13 March 1680, pp. 15
  12. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Chiswick town ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 24 January 2012
  13. ↑ The Lady Kendall. Possibly related to Thomas Kendall (b. ?, d. ca. 1667), of Chiswick (PROB 11/323 Carr 1-58 Will of Thomas Kendall, Merchant of Chiswick, Middlesex 16 February 1667)
  14. ↑ The Reverend Dr Busby . Possibly Richard Busby, Doctor in Divinity, Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter in Westminster and Master of the Kings School. An inventory exists for the twenty-four hearth house in Chiswick, dated 1645 (PROB 11/443 Lort 1-44 Will of Richard Busby, Doctor in Divinity, Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter in Westminster and Master of the Kings School 19 February 1698; ?PROB 1/53 Richard Busby 11 July 1693. Includes four codicils, three dated 26 February 1695 and one dated 26 April 1695; and three affidavits, one by Peter Barwith, dated 7 February 1698, one by Sir Thomas Millington, dated 15 February 1698, and one by John Neadham, dated 17 February 1698. 1693 Jul 11 - 1698 Feb 19; T F T Baker, C R Elrington (eds.), 'Chiswick: Manors', A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 7: Acton, Chiswick, Ealing and Brentford, West Twyford, Willesden (1982), pp. 71-74, citing in fn. 13 "M.R.O., MR/TH/3; the rooms are detailed in an inventory of 1645: W.A.M. 16665", viewed 04/03/12; see also George Fisher Russell Barker, Memoir of Richard Busby, D.D. (1606-1695): with some account of Westminster School in the seventeenth century (?London, 1895)
  15. ↑ 'Covent Garden' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Covent Garden ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 17/02/12
  16. ↑ Right Honoble Earle of Bedford. Probably related to Sir William Duke of Bedford Marquess of Tavistock Earle of Bedford Lord Russell Baron Russell of Thornhaugh, (b. ?, d. ca. 1701) (PROB 11/460 Dyer 46-88 Will of Sir William Duke of Bedford Marquess of Tavistock Earle of Bedford Lord Russell Baron Russell of Thornhaugh, One of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council 05 May 1701)
  17. ↑ John Eaton. Probably John Eaton of St Paul Covent Garden Inspection of the physical inventory may reveal that there is a typo in the BHOL hearth number (PROB 32/10/173 Deceased: Eaton, John, St. Paul, Covent Garden, Middx. Inventory 1671/2 Feb. 3; PROB 32/10/178 Deceased: Eaton, John, St. Paul, Covent Garden, Middx. Commission for appraisement 1672/3 Jan. 31.)
  18. ↑ Sr John Babar. Probably Sir John Babar, doctor of physic (PROB 11/475 Ash 46-88 Will of Sir John Baber of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 20 July 1704); PROB 18/28/131 Probate lawsuit Freeman and Keck v Baber, concerning the deceased John Baber of St Paul, Covent Garden, Middlesex. Allegation 1704; PROB 18/29/25 Probate lawsuit Baber v Baber (by guardian), concerning the deceased William Baber, esq of St Paul, Covent Garden, Middlesex. Allegation 1707
  19. ↑ George Villiers. Just possibly Mrs. Margaret Villierrs, of Covent Garden, was related (PROB 4/6196 Villiers, Mrs Margaret, of Covent Garden, Midd. 1675 2 Nov.; PROB 11/348 Dycer 52-105 Will of Margaret Villiers 14 June 1675)
  20. ↑ Anthony Love. Probably Anthony Love, grocer, of St Paul, Covent Garden (PROB 4/14158 Love, Anthony, of St. Paul, Covent Garden, Mdx., grocer 1673 5 July)
  21. ↑ William Kent. Probably William Kent, tailor, of St. Paul. Covent Garden (PROB 20/1514 Kent, William: St. Paul, Covent Garden, tailor 1673, 1682
  22. ↑ Dicor Fancott. Probably Didier (or Dedier) Foucant (or Faucant), of St. Paul. Covent Garden (PROB 5/5536 Foucant or Faucant, Didier or Dedier, of St Paul Covent Garden, Middx (account only) [Administration act: PROB 6/47 1671]; see PROB 11/346 Bunce 104-150 Will of Susanna Foucant, Spinster of Savoy, Middlesex 08 September 1674
  23. ↑ Thomas Rugg. Thomas Rugg, of Covent Garden (PROB 4/11545 Rugg, Thomas, of St. Paul, Covent Garden 1670 31 Mar.; PROB 11/332 Penn 1-66 Will of Thomas Rugg 23 March 1670
  24. ↑ Thomas Constable. Thomas Constable, Genteman, of St. Paul, Covent Garden (PROB 4/151 Constable, Thomas, of St Paul, Covent Garden, Midd 1677 17 Oct. (1676); PROB 11/352 Bence 109-158 Will of Thomas Constable, Gentleman of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 20 December 1676)
  25. ↑ Lord Brunckard. Possibly William Brounker, Lord Viscount of Lyons, Ireland, and St. Martins in the Fields. Just possibly Henry Brouncker, viscount Brouncker, of Sheen, Richmond, Surrey (PROB 32/23/5 Deceased: Brounker, William, Lord Viscount [of Lyons, Ireland], St. Martins in the Fields, Middx. Inventory (1684 Oct. 28); PROB 5/711 Brouncker, Henry, viscount Brouncker, of [Sheen in Richmond, Surrey] [Registered will: PROB 11/392] [Sentence: PROB 11/393] 1688)
  26. ↑ David Angell, tailor, of Covent garden (PROB 4/7741 Angell, David, of St Paul Covent Garden, Middx., tailor 1667 11 Dec.; PROB 11/325 Carr 117-176 Will of David Angell, Tailor of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 11 November 1667
  27. ↑ Henry Darling. Possibly Henry Darling, of St. Paul, Covent Garden. There was a lso a Thomas Darling in Covent Garden hearth tax return thirty buildings higher up the list (PROB 4/3043 Darling, Henry, of St Paul, Covent Garden, Midd. 1678 5 June (1677); PROB 11/353 Hale 1-43 Will of Henry Darling, Tailor of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 02 April 1677)
  28. ↑ Speculatively, Alexander Rosse (alias Ross), taylor, of St Martin in the Fields (PROB 11/367 North 95-141 Will of Alexander Rosse or Ross, Taylor of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex 07 September 1681; see also PROB 4/17607 Ross, William, of Ross Island in the Kingdom of Scotland, ob. in St. Paul, Covent Garden, Mdx., esq. 1674 23 Oct.; PROB 11/360 King 66-124 Sentence of William Rosse of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 08 March 1679; PROB 32/13/7 Deceased: Ross, William, Isle of Ross, Scotland; St. Paul, Covent Garden and Westminster, Middx. Letters of administration (renounced 1676 July 13) 1674 May 18; PROB 11/462 Dyer 138-185 Will of Christopher Rosse, Jeweller of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 08 October 1701
  29. ↑ Anthony Smith. Possibly Anthony Smith, upholder, of Covent Garden, Middlesex (PROB 4/17630 Smith, Anthony, of St. Paul, Covent Garden, [Mdx.] 1674 11 Feb.; PROB 11/343 Pye 119-167 Will of Anthony Smith, Upholder of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 03 October 1673
  30. ↑ Dr Glison. Possibly Francis Glisson, doctor of physic (b. 1597, d. 1677 (PROB 11/355 Hale 96-141 Will of Francis Glisson, Doctor in Physic of Saint Bride, City of London 29 November 1677; for background, 'Francis Glisson (1597–1677) and the "discovery" of rickets', Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal Ed 1998;78:F154-F155 doi:10.1136/fn.78.2.F154)
  31. ↑ Philip Hanbury. Philip Hanbury of St. Paul, Covent Garden (PROB 4/5707 Hanbury, Philip, of St. Paul, Covent Garden, Midd. 1674 5 Feb. (1673); no PRC will available
  32. ↑ Mary Long. Probably Mary Long, widow at her death in 1673/74, of St Paul Covent Garden (PROB 11/345 Bunce 54-103 Will of Mary Long, Widow of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 09 May 1674; PROB 32/12/1 Deceased: Long, Mary, widow, St. Paul, Covent Garden, Middx. Inventory 1673/4 Feb. 2 (1675 July 10); PROB 32/12/22 Deceased: Deceased: Long, Mary, widow, St. Paul, Covent Garden, Middx. Account (1675 July 10))
  33. ↑ William Clifton. Probably William Clifton, victualler, of St Paul, Covent Garden (PROB 4/14073 Clifton, William, of St. Paul, Covent Garden, vintner 1672 12 Mar.; PROB 11/340 Eure 108-157 Will of William Clifton, Vintner of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 15 October 1672)
  34. ↑ Wid Hawksworth. Possibly the widow of George Hawkesworth, of Covent Garden (PROB 4/4507 Hawkesworth, George, of St Paul, Covent Garden 1667 13 July (1666); no PRC will available for George Hawksworth; widow could just be PROB 11/417 Coker 175-222 Will of Martha Hawksworth, Widow of Chiswick, Middlesex 07 November 1693
  35. ↑ John Gaven. Just possibly John Gavan, tailor, of St Pauls, Covent Garden (PROB 32/2/93 Deceased: Gavan, John, tailor, St. Pauls, Covent Garden, Middx. Inventory 1666 Aug. 29; PROB 32/2/100 Deceased: Gavan, John, tailor, St. Pauls, Covent Garden, Middx. Account (Sworn 1667 Dec. 24)
  36. ↑ Edmund Pye. Presumably the later Sir Edmund Pye, Bt., of St. Paul, Covent Garden (PROB 4/14176 Pye, Sir Edmund, Bt. of St. Paul, Covent Garden, Mdx. 1674 2 Jan. Undated; PROB 11/341 Pye 1-52 Will of Edmond Pye 26 April 1673)
  37. ↑ Claudius Surluan. Probably Monsieur Claud(e) de Sourceau, Gentleman, of St. Pauls, Covent Garden (PROB 11/338 Eure 1-54 Will of Claude De Sourceau, Gentleman of Saint Paul Covent Garden, Middlesex 04 March 1672; PROB 32/9/5 Deceased: Sourceau, Monsieur Claud, St. Pauls, Covent Garden, Middx. Inventory of debts due (1672 Sept. 12); PROB 32/9/9 Deceased: Sourceau, Claud, Covent Garden, Middx. Declaration 1671/2 March 4; PROB 32/9/54 Deceased: Sourceau, Claude, St. Paul, Covent Garden, Middx. Inventory 1671/2 Feb. 27 (illeg.) )
  38. ↑ Tobias Sedgwick. Tobias Sedgwick (b. ?, d. ca. 1673) (PROB 11/341 Pye 1-52 Will of Tobias Sedgwick, Barber, Surgeon of Strand, Middlesex 18 February 1673)
  39. ↑ The Right Honoble the Lord Ashley. Probably Anthony Ashlley Cooper (b. 1621, d. 1683), who had been created Baron Ashley of Wimborne St Giles shortly before Charles II's coronation; opposed Clarendon; under-treasurer to Southampton; named Earl of Shaftesbury, 1672 (PROB 11/375 Hare 1-47 Will of Anthony Earl of Shaftesbury 04 February 1684; Osmund Airey, 'Anthony Ashley Cooper, Baron Ashley and 1st Earl of Shaftesbury', DNB 1887)
  40. ↑ Thomas Springall. Possibly Thomas Springall (b. ?, d. ca. 1668), vintner, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex (PROB 4/13894 Springall, Thomas, of St. Clement Danes, vintner 1669 16 July; PROB 11/328 Hone 113-166 Will of Thomas Springall, Vintner of Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex 10 October 1668)
  41. ↑ William Goddard. Is this William Goddard Dr William Goddard, doctor of Physic, who also resided in St James, Clerkenwell? (PROB 11/332 Penn 1-66 Will of William Goddard, Doctor of Physic of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 09 March 1670)
  42. ↑ The Countes of Nottingam. Just possibly Arabella, the countess dowager of Nottingham. "Arabella, Countess-Dowager of Nottingham, Anno 1681, gave 20/. to buy an Offering Bason for the Sacrament, in her Life-Time; and bequeathed 100/. for the Use of the Poor of the Precinct; the Interest whereof to be distributed yearly. Sir Edward Smith, her Brother, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common-Please in Ireland, Anno 1681, gave 10/. to buy a Cup and Salver for the Sacrament." ('The Precinct of the Savoy' in John Stow, A survey of the cities of London and Westminster, borough of Southwark, and parts adjacent (London, 1735), Book V., p. 682)
  43. ↑ John Shorter. Just possibly John (later Sir John) Shorter (b. ?, d. ca. 1688), London timber merchant and partner of Sir William Warren (PROB 11/392 Exton 87-130 Will of Sir John Shorter, Lord Mayor of the City of London 19 September 1688)
  44. ↑ The Dutchey Countes of Somsett (Possibly PROB 11/355 Hale 96-141 Will of The Right Honorable Lady Frances Duchess of Somerset and Marchioness of Hertford 18 June 1677; PROB 11/355 Hale 96-141 Sentence of The Right Honourable Lady Francisca Duchess of Somerset Marchioness Hertford, Widow of Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex 08 March 1677; See PROB 18/8/66 Probate lawsuit Thynne v Dowager Duchess of Southampton, concerning the deceased Frances Seymour, Duchess of Somerset otherwise Marchioness of Hertford. Two allegations) 1676; see also PROB 11/337 Duke 102-158 Will of William Duke of Somerset 24 December 1671; PROB 11/351 Bence 55-108 Will of The Honorable John Duke of Somerset 01 June 1676
  45. ↑ Sir Orlando Bridgman, lawyer; he also had a sixteen hearth residence in Teddington (alias Tuddington), Surrey, as appears in the Surrey 1664 Lady Day hearth tax returns. Elizabeth Dallison had various dealings with Bridgman regarding her brother's legal matters, and also regarding her daughter's jointure, which was under threat of removal due to the attaint of her daughter's husband for treason (PROB 11/345 Bunce 54-103 Will of Sir Orlando Bridgeman, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal 04 July 1674)
  46. ↑ Sir John Maynard. Just possibly Sir John Maynard, serjeant-at-law (PROB 20/1783 Maynard, Sir John: sergeant at law 1676-1691)
  47. ↑ Robert Blanchard. Robert Blanchard (b. ?, d. ca. 1680/81), goldsmith, of St Dunstan in the West (PROB 4/4601 Blanchard, Robert, of St Dunstan in the West, London, Citizen and Goldsmith [?1680/81]; PROB 11/366 North 48-94 Will of Robert Blanchard, Goldsmith of London 15 June 1681)
  48. ↑ The honoble Henry Howard (Possibly Henry Howard, 6th Duke of Norfolk (b. 1628, d. 1684); second son of Henry Howard, 22nd Earl of Arundel and Lady Elizabeth Stuart. He succeeded his brother Thomas Howard, 5th Duke of Norfolk after his death in 1677; no title till created 1st Baron Howard of Castle Rising in 1669 and 1st Earl of Norwich in 1672. More likely to be the above rather than Henry Howard, 5th Earl of Suffolk (b. 1627, d. 1709 (see PROB 18/10/7 Probate lawsuit Howard and others v Henry, Duke of Norfolk, concerning the deceased Thomas Howard, Duke of Norfolk. Allegation 1678)
  49. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Duchy of Lancaster Liberty', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 25 January 2012
  50. ↑ Right Honoble Earle of Salisbury (Probably PROB 11/328 Hone 113-166 Will of William Earle of Salisbury 23 December 1668; see also PROB 11/341 Pye 1-52 Will of Catherine Countesse of Salisbury 25 January 1673; PROB 4/20649 Salisbury, The Honorable Lady Katherine, Countess Dowager of 1673 24 July)
  51. ↑ 'Cranford,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Cranford ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 11/03/12
  52. ↑ Serjeant Windham. Just possibly John Wyndham, serjeant-atlaw (b. ?, d. ca. 1697), of Donreeven, Glamorganshire (PROB 11/441 Pyne 219-266 Will of John Wyndham, Serjeant at Law of Donreeven, Glamorganshire 10 November 1697, pp 9 )
  53. ↑ 'Litle Ealing' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Little Ealing ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 17/02/12
  54. ↑ Paschall Stevens. Possibly Perceivall Stevenson, Innholder of Ealing (PROB 11/386 Foot 1-44 Will of Percival Stevenson, Innholder of Ealing, Middlesex 08 March 1687; PROB 4/14651 Stevenson, Persivall, of Ealing als. Yealing, Mdx. 1688 22 Sept. [?1687])
  55. ↑ John Maynard. John Maynard (later Sir John Maynard) (b. 1602, d. 1690), serjeant-at-law; son of Alexander Maynard, of Tavistock, Devon, who was a Middle Temple barrister; educated Exeter College, Oxford & Middle Temple; bencher 1648; M.P., Totnes, 1640; member of Westminster Assembly of Divines; friend of Bulstrode Whitelocke; Protector's serjeant, 1658; solicitor-general, 1659; King's serjeant, 16XX; defended Thomas Papillon, 1684 against Sir William Pritchard; lord commissioner of the great seal, March 1690; died October 1690. Bought manor of Gunnersbury, Ealing/Hounslow, and built Gunnersbury House, starting 1663, a substantial building; buried at Ealing church. Henry Oxinden of Barham, cousin to Elizabeth Dallison and Sir George Oxenden, used John Maynard as one of his counsel in a protracted Chancery suit against Mr. Vincent Denne. He noted his victory in an entry in his commonplace book dated November 10th, 1652: "No.[vember] 10 1652 overthrew old M:r Denne in Chancery, at which hearing S:r Tho: Withrington, Sarjeant Maynard & M:r Vincent were of councel for mee." In the 1660s, Elizabeth Dallison chose as one of her counsel Maynard's fellow serjeant-at-law, Sir John Glyn, rather than Maynard, though she also took legal advice from Mr John Vincent, of Gray's Inn, as well as Robert Raworth, also of Gray's Inn (PROB 11/405 Vere 93-139 Will of Sir John Maynard, at present one of the Commissioner's for Keeping of the Great Seale and Sergeant at Law 11 July 1691; PROB 20/1783 Maynard, Sir John: sergeant at law 1676-1691; James McCullen Rigg, 'Maynard, John (1602-1690), in Dictionary of national Biography, vol. 37, (London, 1885-1900), pp. 158-161; BL. Add. MSS 54,332 Henry Oxenden Common Place Book, f. 18v.
  56. ↑ Jno. Bathurst Esqr. John Bathurst, London merchant (PROB 11/425 Irby 42-84 Will of John Bathurst of Edmonton, Middlesex 07 May 1695; PROB 11/419 Box 46-90 Will of John Bathurst of Saint Andrew Holborn, Middlesex 08 March 1694); John Bathurst was elected a committee of the EEIC for 1662-1663 ('A General Court of Adventurers, April 17, 1662' (Court Book, vol. xxiv, p. 482, in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), A Calendar of the Court Minutes of the East India Company, 1660-1663 (Oxford, 1922), p. 200)
  57. ↑ Jno. Johnson. Possibly John Johnson (b. ?, d. ca. 1672), ?chandler, of Edmondton, Middlesex (PROB 4/14099 Johnson, John, of Edmonton, Mdx. chandler 1672 10 Dec.)
  58. ↑ Mr Cornis. Possibly Joseph Cornis (b.?, d. ca. 1674 or 1675), fellmonger, of Edmondton, Middlesex (PROB 4/4473 Cornish, Joseph, of Edmonton, Midd. 1675 9 April (1674); PROB 11/347 Dycer 1-51 Will of Joseph Cornish, Fellmonger of Edmonton, Middlesex 09 April 1675)
  59. ↑ Mr Newsted. Just possibly Christopher Newstead, the younger, of Edmondton, Middlesex (PROB 4/16575 Newstead, younger, Christopher, of Edmonton, Mdx. 1669 14[?Sept.] Undated
  60. ↑ Mr Jno. Burd. Possibly John Byrd (b. ?, d. ?), citizen and goldsmith of London (PROB 4/477 Byrd, John, Citizen and Goldsmith of London (goods at Edmonton, Midd.) 1671 20 May)
  61. ↑ Mr Rogers. Possibly Richard Rogers, Esq (b. ?, d. ca. 1666), of Edmonton, Middlesex (PROB 5/2381 ROGERS, Richard, esq, of Edmonton, Middx (includes 2 commissions) 1666)
  62. ↑ 'Enfeild,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Enfield ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 07/03/12
  63. ↑ Perseus Trott. Perient Trott (b. ?, d. ca. 1679), of St Botolph Bishopsgate and Enfield, Middlesex (PROB 4/2729 Trott, Perient, of St Botolph, Bishopsgate, London, ob Enfield Midd., merchant 1681 24 March (1679); PROB 11/360 King 66-124 Will of Perient Trott, Merchant of London 18 September 1679)
  64. ↑ Tempest Milner, Merchant Taylor; elected Alderman of Cripplegate, September 27th, 1653; chosen Sheriff, June 24th, 1656; removed to Candlewick, May 5th, 1657 ('Charters', Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia: 1579-1664 (1878), pp. 61-65, viewed 01 May 2011)
  65. ↑ Mr. Robert Row. Probably Robert Rowe (b. ?, d. ca. practitioner of physic, of Enfield, Middlesex (PROB 4/13941 Rowe, Robert, of Enfield, Mdx., gent 1670 3[?Oct.] [illeg.]; PROB 11/333 Penn 67-128 Will of Robert Rowe, Practitioner of Physic of Enfield, Middlesex 12 August 1670))
  66. ↑ Mr Tho: Drye. Thomas Dry (b. ?, d. ca. 1668), goldmsith, of Enfield, Middlesex (PROB 4/13893 Drye, Thomas, of Enfeild, Mdx. 1669 10 Nov.; PROB 11/331 Coke 108-166 Will of Thomas Dry, Goldsmith of Enfield, Middlesex 07 October 1669)
  67. ↑ Sr. Edwin Rich. Probably Sir Edwin Rich (b. ?, d. ca. 1675), of Lincolns Inn and Enfield, Middlesex (PROB 4/4366 Rich, Sir Edwin, of Lincoln's Inn, Midd., bt., 1677 3 May; PROB 11/349 Dycer 106-147 Will of Sir Edwin Rich of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex 30 November 1675; PROB 32/14/83 Deceased: Rich, Sir Edwin, Lincolns Inn [Middx.] Inventory (Sworn 1676/7 Jan. 24): See also PROB 4/17281 Rich, Sir Charles, Bt. of Endfeild, [Mdx.] 1677 21 July; PROB 11/354 Hale Will of Sir Charles Rich of London 07 July 1677; PROB 18/9/75 Probate lawsuit Rich and Rich v Civell, concerning the deceased Sir Charles Rich, bart of Enfield, Middlesex. Allegation 1677; PROB 32/14/113 Deceased: Rich, Sir Charles, Enfield, Middx. Inventory 1677 June 18 (1677 July 7)
  68. ↑ Nicholas Rainton. Nicholas Rainton (b. ?, d. ca. 1696), of Enfield, Middlesex (PROB 11/435 Bond 220-264 Will of Nicholas Rainton of Enfield, Middlesex 22 December 1696)
  69. ↑ Mr. Chadwicke. Possibly James Chadwicke, esq, citizen and merchant taylor, of London and Enfield (PROB 4/5358 Chadwick, James, esq., Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, and of Enfield, Midd. 1678 2 Nov.; PROB 11/357 Reeve 56-105 Will of James Chadwick of King Street London 10 September 1678)
  70. ↑ Wm. Hundons. Just possibly William Hunsdon (b. ?, d. ca. 1690), citizen and dyer (PROB 4/12867 Hunsdon, William, Citizen & Dyer of London (and at Enfield) 1690 14 Aug.; no discernible will for William Hunsdon; see also PROB 11/358 Reeve 106-156 Will of Edward Hunsdon, Gentleman of Enfield, Middlesex 28 November 1678)
  71. ↑ 'Fulham,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Fulham ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 25/02/12
  72. ↑ Lady Crispes. Lady Anne Crispe (b. ?, d. ca. 1669); daughter of ?Edward ?Prescott, salter (b. ?, d. ca. 1619), and the widow of Sir Nicholas Crispe (b. ca. 1599, d. Feb 1666). Married Nicholas Crispe circa ?1619. Sir Nicholas Crisp(e) was the son of Ellis Crisp (b. ?, d. ca. 1625), a London alderman and London sheriff, and of ?Lady ?Katherine ?Pye (TBC). His brother was Dr Tobias Crispe, a cleric. Sir Nicholas Crispe's death was mentioned by Sir George Smith in a letter to Sir George Oxenden dated march 14th, 1665/66. The forty-five hearth property in Hammersmith, within the parish of Fulham, lay on what is now named Winslow Road, on the north shore of the Thames. Inheriting land and a house from his mother, Nicholas Crisp built a mansion in brick in ?16XX at the substantial cost of £23,000-25,000. No post-mortem inventory has survived for Sir Nicholas Crispe. However, a detailed description of the house has been provided by Faulkner (1839: 283-287), as it was post-1792, when it was inhabited by the widowed Margravine of Brandenburg-Anspach. Further property in Sir Nicholas Crispe's name appears in the Kent hearth tax returns (Lady day 1664) for the upper part of Deptford ('S[i]r Nicholas Crispe 3 hearths (empty house, chargeable)') and the lower part of Deptford ('S[i]r Nicholas Crispe 6 hearths (empty house; ?chargeable)'). His son, Ellis Crisp, had a twenty-four hearth home in Merton (Surrey tax return, Lady day, 1664). Sir Nicholas Crispe's Hammersmith brickworks was a source of cash, which he invested in commercial interests, principally in trade with the East Indies and West Africa. It was also a source of glass beads which he exported to West Africa. Museum of London Archaeological work 2001-XXXX revealed two glass furnaces and extensive glass bead waste on Crispe's former Hammersmith estate. It also revealed brick kilns and apparent dye vats. Sequestration records show that imported African redwood, used for dyeing, was stored at Hammersmith. Presumably, Crispe used such dye woods in his Hammersmith dye houses (1888: 146). Property belonging to Captain [Nicholas] Crispe was recorded in Inhabitants of London, 1638 ("The Signe of the Sheppard being part of Capt. Crispe his house £12/10, The Signe of the Two Black Boyes, being the other part of the said house £ 12/10"). His mansion house in Limestreet was sold by the candle in April 1645, a prior inventory being made for the sequestrators (p. 146). His estate was ordered sequestered in December 1651 for non-payment of debts to Dorothy Seymour, resulting from his activity as a Customs farmer with Sir Paul Pindar, Sir John Jacobs, Sir Job Harby, Sir John Nulls, and Sir John Harrison (1888: 511-513) (14th March 1665/66, Letter from George Smith to SirGO, London;'St. Mildred, Bread Street,' in T.C. Dale, 'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Mildred, Bread Street', The inhabitants of London in 1638 (1931), pp. 156-157, viewed 27/02/12; Mary Anne Everett Green (ed.), Calendar of the Proceedings of the Committee for Advance of Money, 1642-1656 (London, 1888), p. 146; Mary Anne Everett Green (ed.), Calendar of the Proceedings of the Committee for Advance of Money, 1642-1656 (London, 1888), p. 613; Faulkner, Thomas, The history and antiquities of the parish of Hammersmith (London, 1839), pp. XX-XX; PROB 11/331 Coke 108-166 Will of Anne Crisp of Hammersmith, Middlesex 06 October 1669; PROB 11/319 Mico 1-46 Will of Nicholas Crispe of Hammersmith, Middlesex 05 April 1666; PROB 11/147 Clarke 103-147 Will of Ellis Crispe, Alderman of London 07 November 1625
  73. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Hackney', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 24 January 2012
  74. ↑ Thomas Viner. Entry in St. Mary Woolnoth PR, July 5 1673 "Dyed, Sir George Vyner, Knight and Barronett, and the twenty-fifth died Dame Abygall, his wife, and were both buryed from there Mansion House att Hackney, the 18th of August foll: in the Chancell, under the Communion table" (PR-burials, p. 239) (Probably PROB 11/323 Carr 1-58 Will of Thomas Vyner of Hackney, Middlesex 13 February 1667)
  75. ↑ William Spurstow (Possibly PROB 11/321 Mico 92-138 Will of William Spurstowe, Gentleman of Saint Augustine, City of London 30 August 1666)
  76. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Hackney', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 24 January 2012
  77. ↑ Francis Bickley's estate was bought in 166X by Sir London merchant and Smirna Venture Joint Stock subscriber. He bequeathed the estate to his nephew and commercial partner, Stephen White See Sir Stephen White will; Stephen White will
  78. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Hackney', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011) viewed 24 January 2012
  79. ↑ Nathaniell Barnardistone (Probably PROB 11/363 Bath 60-123 Will of Nathaniel Barnardiston of Hackney, Middlesex 29 July 1680; see also PROB 11/357 Reeve 56-105 Will of Nathaniell Barnardiston, Merchant of London 16 July 1678)
  80. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Hackney', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011) viewed 24 January 2012
  81. ↑ William Bird, London & Hackney merchant ("Burd, Hackney Town to be spoken withal at Mr. Sherwoods Broadstreet" (ML (1677); PROB 11/444 Lort 45-91 Will of William Bird or Birde, Merchant of Hackney, Middlesex 26 March 1698
  82. ↑ Henry Cloubery (Probably related to PROB 11/316 Hyde 1-56 Will of Henry Clobery, Gentleman of Hackney, Middlesex 23 May 1665)
  83. ↑ Henry Chittey (alias Chitty), London merchant ("Hen. & Mat. Chitty, Bishopsgate Street within" (ML (1677); PROB 11/363 Bath 60-123 Will of Henry Chitty of Hackney, Middlesex 25 September 1680
  84. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Hackney', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011) viewed 24 January 2012
  85. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Hammersmith', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 06 February 2012
  86. ↑ Hen: Bristow (Probably PROB 4/5272 Briscoe, Henry, of Hammersmith in Fulham, Midd. 1668 30 Sept.; PROB 32/3/14 Deceased: Briscoe als Bristoe, Henry, Hammersmith, Fulham, Middx. Inventory 1668 (1668 Aug. 6); PROB 32/3/53 Deceased: Briscoe, Henry, maltster, Hammersmith, Fulham, Middx. Inventory 1668 Aug. 3)
  87. ↑ James Morley (Probably PROB 20/1853 Morley, James: Dublin and Hammersmith, gent. 1677-83)
  88. ↑ Tim: Robinson. Tim Robinson of Hammersmith (PROB 11/334 Penn 129-184 Will of Timothy Robinson of Hammersmith, Middlesex 14 October 1670; PROB 4/15288 Robinson, Timothy, of Hammersmith, Mdx, esq. 1673 10 May (1670); PROB 32/15/109 Deceased: Robinson, Timothy, [esq.], [Hammersmith, Middx.] Account ('The general Cash Book for money received and paid by Mr Robinson's executors') 1670 Sept. 24; PROB 32/16/100 Deceased: Robinson, Timothy, esq., Hammersmith, Middx. Declaration (Sworn 1679 May 23))
  89. ↑ Tho: Nowell Esq. Thomas Noell (b. ?, d. ?), gentleman, of "of Hamersmith in the parish of ffulham." Son of Sir Martin Noel, London merchant ( PROB 11/387 Foot 45-89 Will of Thomas Noell, Gentleman of Fulham, Middlesex 28 May 1687))
  90. ↑ Christopher Quinten: (Probably PROB 32/10/75 Deceased: Quinton, Christopher, Hammersmith, Middx. d. in the Kings Bench prison, Southwark, Surrey Inventory and account (1673 Easter Term))
  91. ↑ Sr Tho: Bomfie. Probably Thomas Bonfoy of Hammersmith (PROB 11/331 Coke 108-166 Will of Thomas Bonfoy of Hammersmith, Middlesex 10 November 1669; PROB 32/13/38 Deceased: Bonfoy, Sir Thomas, knight, Hammersmith, Middx. Letters of administration with will annexed. (Introduced and renounced 1673 Apr. 18) 1671/2 Feb. 26 (will made 1669)
  92. ↑ Edward Butler. Possibly Edward Butler, baker of Fulham (Edward Butler, baker of Fulham (PROB 11/331 Coke 108-166 Will of Edward Butler, Baker of Fulham, Middlesex 01 November 1669; PROB 4/13869 Butler, Edward, of Hamersmith in Fulham, Mdx., baker 1669 22 Nov.)
  93. ↑ Sir Ralph Clapham (PROB 11/319 Mico 1-46 Will of Sir Ralph Clapham of Hammersmith, Middlesex 15 March 1666; PROB 4/13712 Clapham, Sir Ralph, kt. & bt. of Hammersmith, Mdx. 1666 18 Mar.
  94. ↑ Tho: Kerby. Thomas Kerby was probably a glazier of Hammersmith or Fulham, Middlesex (Probably PROB 11/332 Penn 1-66 Will of Thomas Kerby, Glasier of Fulham, Middlesex 09 February 1670; Probably PROB 4/8925 Kerby, Thomas of Hammersmith, Middx., glazier, ob. 28 Jan. 1669 1670 11 Feb.)
  95. ↑ Wm: Chalkhill (Probably PROB 4/1887 Chalkhill, William, of Starch Greene, Hammersmith, Fulham, Midd., gent 1676 18 Oct.)
  96. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Hampstead', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 25 January 2012
  97. ↑ Just possibly PROB 11/392 Exton 87-130 Will of The Honorable Charles Henry Lord Wotton Earl of Bellomont of Wotton, Kent 14 July 1688
  98. ↑ Ald Hussey. Just Probably Thomas Hussey (b. ?, d. ca. 1671), of Hampstead. The VCH, Middx, vol. 9 states that Thomas Hussey, a London grocer, lived in a house on the west side of Hampstead on the medieval customary holding of Slyes. The house was assessed at 14 hearths in 1664 and in 1675 was occupied by William, Lord Paget (PROB 11/336 Duke 54-101 Will of Thomas Hussey of Hampstead, Middlesex 13 May 1671; 'Hampstead town' in C R Elrington (ed.), 'Hampstead: Hampstead Town', A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 9: Hampstead, Paddington (London, 1989), pp. 15-33, viewed 10/03/12)
  99. ↑ Robt Lant. Possibly Robert Lant, London merchant, elected a committee of the EEIC, April 1662 Duke 1-53 Will of Robert Lant of London 07 April 1671 (PROB 11/335 ; 'A General Court of Adventurers, April 17, 1662' (Court Book, vol. xxiv, p. 482), in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), A Calendar of the Court Minutes of the East India Company, 1660-1663 (Oxford, 1922), p. 200
  100. ↑ Sr William Waller. Sir William Waller (b. ?, d. ca. 1668) (PROB 5/2019 Waller, Sir William, kt, of Osterley Park, Heston, Middx [Registered will: PROB 11/330] 1668; PROB 11/330 Coke 57-107 Will of Sir William Waller of Osterley, Middlesex 25 June 1669, pp. 9)
  101. ↑ 'Istlworth Parish' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Isleworth parish ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 18/02/12
  102. ↑ The Earle of Northland (alias Northumberland). Algernon Percy (b. 1602, d. 1668), 10th Earl of Northumberland. Syon house was the seventy-nine hearth property in the 1666 hearth tax return. The house had been built in 1548 by Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset. The building was on the site of the former Syon monastery, which had belonged to the Bridgettine order. In 1594, the manor of Syon, together with Syon house, has been granted by Queen Elizabeth I to Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland. The 10th Earl was a key figure in the civil wars. In 1640, Richard Oxinden, Sir George Oxenden's cousin, served as a lieutenant in the army assembled under Northumberland. His name appears in a muster roll in the XXII regiment under Colonel Richard Feilding (PROB 11/328 Hone 113-166 Will of Algernoun Percy Earl of Northumberland 30 November 1668; see also PROB 11/334 Penn 129-184 Will of The Right Honourable Joceline Earl of Northumberland 02 November 1670; Rushworth, Historical Collections, vol. II, Pt. II, p. 1243)
  103. ↑ Sr. Tho: Ingram. Sir Thomas Ingram (b. ?, d. ca. 1672), of Isleworth (PROB 11/338 Eure 1-54 Will of Sir Thomas Ingram of Isleworth, Middlesex 27 February 1672)
  104. ↑ Sr. John Brownlow. See Sir John Brownlowe of Grantham, Lincolnshire (PROB 11/364 Bath 124-185 Will of Sir John Brownlowe of Grantham, Lincolnshire 28 June 1680, pp. 20)
  105. ↑ 'Kensington,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Kensington ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 11/03/12
  106. ↑ Lord Vicount Camden. Th Rt. Hon Viscount Baptist Campden (alias Camden), of Extonm Rutland, and Kensington (PROB 4/17225 Campden, The Rt. Hon., Baptist, Viscount, of Exton, Rutland, and Kensington, Mdx. 1682 9 Dec.)
  107. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Andrew Holborn (1 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 06 October 2011
  108. ↑ Dr Henry Stanley. Probably Henry Stanley, doctor of physic (b. ?, d. ?). A fellow physician, Sir Francis Prujean (b. ?, d. 16XX), of St. Martin Ludgate, appointed Dr Stanley one of three trustees in his will, together with Richard Lord Gorges and Michael Peirce, apothecary to hold the residue of his real estate on behalf of his grandson, Robert Prujean (PROB 11/338 Eure 1-54 Will of Doctor Henry Stanley, Doctor in Physic, Doctor in Medicine of London of Little Gaddesden, Hertfordshire 26 March 1672; C 6/190/121 Short title: Stanley v Cocks. Plaintiffs: Henry Stanley doctor of medicine. Defendants: Charles Cocks. Subject: property in St Andrew Holborn, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1667: PROB 11/321 Mico 92-138 Will of Sir Francis Prujean, Doctor in Physic 06 July 1666
  109. ↑ Robert Raworth, Gray's Inn lawyer; he provided legal advice to Elizabeth Dallison and Sir George Oxenden, and corresponded with Sir George Oxenden ( PRO 11/351 Bence 55-108 Will of Robert Raworth of Grayes Inn, Middlesex 18 July 1676; 9th April 1663, Letter from Robert Raworth to Sir GO; 19th March 1665/66, Letter from Robert Raworth to Sir GO, Grayes Inn)
  110. ↑ Wm Morgan. Just possibly William Morgan (b. ?, d. ca. 1674), doctor of physic, of At. Andrew, Holborn (PROB 32/11/18 Deceased: Morgan, William, doctor of physic, St. Andrew, Holborn, Middx. Inventory (1674 Nov. 20); PROB 32/11/20 Deceased: Morgan, William, doctor of physic, St. Andrew, Holborn, Middx. Account includes exact fees involved in suits to gain administration (Sworn 1674 Nov. 20); PROB 11/354 Hale 44-95 Will of William Morgan, Gentleman of Saint Andrew Holborn, Middlesex 07 May 1677)
  111. ↑ John Vincent, Gray's Inn lawyer and colleague of Robert Raworth. Both Vincent and Raworth provided legal services to Sir George Oxenden ( PROB 11/331 Coke 108–166 Will of John Vincent of Grays Inn, Middlesex 21 October 1669
  112. ↑ Bartholomew Beale, auditor (PROB 11/344 Bunce 1-53 Will of Bartholomew Beale of Hatton Garden, Middlesex 03 June 1674; PROB 18/6/96 Probate lawsuit Beale v Beale and Beale, concerning the deceased Bartholomew Beale esq of [Halton Garden], St Andrew Holborn, London. Allegation1674)
  113. ↑ Ld Char. Warwick. (Possibly PROB 11/346 Bunce 104-150 Sentence of Charles Count of Warwick of Leez, Essex 13 May 1674; see also PROB 4/18740 Warwicke, The Rt. Hon. Charles, Earle of 1675 19 Nov.)
  114. ↑ Richard Newdigate (alias Newdegate), serjeant-at-law (PROB 11/358 Reeve 106-156 Will of Sir Richard Newdegate, Sergeant at Law of Harefield, Middlesex 18 December 1678)
  115. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Andrew Holborn (2 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 29 January 2012
  116. ↑ Auditor Beale. Bartholomew Beale (b. ?, d. ca. 1674), of hatton Garden (PROB 11/344 Bunce 1-53 Will of Bartholomew Beale of Hatton Garden, Middlesex 03 June 1674; PROB 18/6/96 Probate lawsuit Beale v Beale and Beale, concerning the deceased Bartholomew Beale esq of [Hatton Garden], St Andrew Holborn, London. Allegation 1674)
  117. ↑ Dr. Merrick. Just possibly Dr Christopher Merrett (b. 1614, d. 1695), physician (PROB 11/429 Irby 204-251 Will of Doctor Christopher Merrett, Doctor in Physic, Doctor of Medicine of Saint Andrew Holborn, Middlesex 16 September 1695; 'Christopher Merrett, M.D.' in William Munk, The roll of the Royal College of Physicians, 2nd edn. (London, 1878), pp. 258-265)
  118. ↑ Ld Cheife Justice Keeling (PROB 4/7600 Kelyng, Rt. Hon. Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of HM Court of King's Bench 1671 16 Dec; PROB 11/336 Duke 54-101 Will of Sir John Keylynge, Chief Tythe of His Majesty's Court of Kings Bench 27 May 1671
  119. ↑ The Ld Fanshaw. Possibly Thomas Fanshawe, Viscount Dromore, of Glentworth, Lincolnshire, and St. Andrew Holborn (PROB 4/20193 [Fanshawe, Thomas, Lord, Viscount Dromore, of Glentworth, Lincs.] 1675 4 Feb. [missing]; PROB 5/1342, PROB 5/1343, & PROB 5/1344 Fanshawe, Thomas, viscount Dromore, of Glentworth, Lincs [Registered will: PROB 11/345] 1674)
  120. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Botolph Aldgate : St Botolph Aldgate', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 12/02/12
  121. ↑ Probably PROB 11/329 Coke 1-56 Will of Abraham Corsellis, Brewer of Saint Botolph without Aldgate London 11 February 1669
  122. ↑ Probably PROB 11/332 Penn 1-66 Will of Joseph Wright, Vintner of Saint Botolph without Aldgate London 04 January 1670; see also PROB 11/505 Barrett 262-301 Will of Joseph Wright of Saint Botolph without Aldersgate, City of London 03 November 1708
  123. ↑ Probably Henry Partridge, cooper and alderman for Bread Street, 1666. See PROB 11/322 Mico 139-184 Will of Henry Pattridge or Partridge, Alderman of City of London 12 December 1666; see 'Partridge, Henry' in J.R. Woodhead (ed.), 'Pack - Pyers', The Rulers of London 1660-1689: A biographical record of the Aldermen and Common Councilment of the City of London (1966), pp. 124-134, viewed 12/02/12
  124. ↑ Jno. Croger. May be related to William Croger, of St Bottolph, Aldgate, who died "at Norway beyond the seas" (PROB 4/14774 Croger, William, of St. Bottolph, Aldgate, Mdx. ob. at Norway beyond the seas 1694 21 Apr. (1693); see also PROB 11/315 Bruce 97-143 Will of Hans Kroger, Mariner of City of London 01 December 1664)
  125. ↑ Tho: Anderson. Probably Thomas Anderson (b. ?, d. ca. 1694), Innkeeper, of St Botolph without Aldgate (PROB 11/420 Box 91-135 Will of Thomas Anderson, Innkeeper of Saint Botolph without Aldgate, City of London 29 May 1694)
  126. ↑ Robert Jones. Possibly Robert Jones (b. ?, d. ca. 1677), Innholder, of St Botolph without Aldgate (PROB 11/354 Hale 44-95 Will of Robert Jones, Innholder of Saint Botolph without Aldgate, City of London 30 May 1677)
  127. ↑ Tho: Ingram. Probably Thomas Ingram (b. ?, d. ca. 1667, butcher, of St Buttolph, Aldgate (PROB 4/8931 Ingram, Thomas of St. Buttolph, Aldgate, London, citizen and butcher 1667 12 Nov. (1666); PROB 11/322 Mico 139-184 Will of Thomas Ingram, Butcher of Saint Botolph without Aldgate, City of London 30 October 1666)
  128. ↑ Laurence Goug. Just possibly related to Thomas Bough (b. ?, d. ca. 1680, packer, of St Buttolph, Aldgate (PROB 4/4439 Gough, Thomas, of St Buttolph without Algate, London, packer 1680 1 April)
  129. ↑ Wm: Minchin. William Minchen (alias Minchin), hempdresser, of St Buttolphe, Aldgate (PROB 4/4693 Minchen, William, of St Buttolph, Aldgate, London, hempdresser 1667 3 Jan. (1666); no discernible PRC will)
  130. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: City of London 1666: St Botolph Aldgate : Covent Garden Precinct', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 05/03/12)
  131. ↑ Wm Mansfeild. Just possibly William Mansfeild (b. ?, d. ca. 1675), gunmaker, of Saint Botolph without Aldgate (PROB 11/347 Dycer 1-51 Will of William Mansfeild, Gunmaker of Saint Botolph without Aldgate London 26 May 1675)
  132. ↑ 'Houndsditch precinct' in 'Hearth Tax: City of London 1666: St Botolph Aldgate : Houndsditch Precinct', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 20/02/12
  133. ↑ Henry Hazard. Henry Hassard (alias Hazard), citizen and weaver, of St Bottolph, Aldgate (PROB 4/13145 Hassard, Henry, of St. Buttolph, Aldgate, London, Citizen & Weaver 1667 3 Sept.; PROB 11/324 Carr 59-116 Will of Henry Hussard, or Hassard of Weaver, Saint Botolph without Aldgate 26 June 1667)
  134. ↑ Jno Privett. Probably Captain John Privett (b.?, d. ca. 1673 or 1674), mariner, commander of the London. He corresponded with Sir George Oxenden from "Gun Yard, Houndsitch", in a letter dated October 7th, 1667, and is mentioned by others in several letters to Sir George Oxenden(PROB 4/10386 Privett, John, of St. Buttolph without Aldgate, London 1674 3 Oct. (1673); no trace of a PRC will; 7th October 1667, Letter from John Privett to Sir GO, Gun Yard, Houndsitch)
  135. ↑ Arth: Rowland. Arthur Rowland, apothecary, of Trinity Minories. Middlexex (PROB 4/14713 Rowland, Arthur, of Trinity Minories, Mdx., apothecary 1690 20 June)
  136. ↑ 'Tower hill precinct' in 'Hearth Tax: City of London 1666: St Botolph Aldgate : Tower Hill Precinct', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 20/02/12
  137. ↑ Geo: Danvers. George Danvers, described as "citizen and dyer" in post-mortem inventory and "linen draper" in will, of St. Buttolph without Aldgate (PROB 4/7914 Danvers, George of St. Buttolph without Aldgate, London Citizen and Dyer, 1670 20 July; PROB 11/333 Penn 67-128 Will of George Danvers, Linen Draper of London 20 July 1670)
  138. ↑ 'St Clements Danes : Drury lane ward,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Clement Danes ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 11/03/12
  139. ↑ Thomas Colle. Possibly Thomas Coles (b. ?, d. ca. 1671), of New Inn in St. Clement Danes (PROB 4/14021 Coles, Thomas, of New Inn in St. Clement Danes, Mdx. 1671 14 Nov. Undated)
  140. ↑ The Right Honoble Earle of Clare. Probably John, Earl of Clare (b. ?, d. ca. 1666) (PROB 11/320 Mico 47-91 Will of The Right Honorable John Earle of Clare 30 May 1666; see also PROB 11/397 Ent 139-189 Sentence of The Honorable Gilbert Count of Clare 24 July 1689)
  141. ↑ XXX. William, Earl of Craven (PROB 11/437 Pyne 45-88 Will of William Earle of Craven 10 April 1697)
  142. ↑ Dr Champion. Probably Thomas Champion, doctor of physic, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex (PROB 11/331 Coke 108-166 Will of Thomas Champion, Doctor in Physic of Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex 21 October 1669)
  143. ↑ John Alcone. John Alchon (alias Alcone) (b. ?, d. ca. 1667), gentleman, of St. Clement Danes, Middlesex (PROB 4/12157 Alchorn, John, of St. Clement Danes, Mdx. 1667 3 July; PROB 11/324 Carr 59-116 Will of John Alchornes of Gentleman, Saint Clement Danes 03 July 1667)
  144. ↑ William Johnson. Just possibly William Johnson (b. ?, d. ca. 1682), cook, of St Clement St Danes, Middlesex (PROB 4/5740 Johnson, William, of St Clement Danes, Midd., cook 1682 16 Dec.; no discernible PRC will)
  145. ↑ Job Davis. Probably Job Davies (alias Davis) (b. ?, d. ca.1682), baker, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex (PROB 4/14415 Davies, Job, of St. Clement Danes, Mdx., baker 1682 1 Feb.; PROB 32/23/91 Deceased: Davies, Job, baker, St. Clement Danes, Middx. Inventory 1681/2 Jan. 13 (1684 June 7); PROB 32/23/94 Deceased: Davies, Job, baker, St. Clement Danes, Middx. Account (Sworn 1684 June 7))
  146. ↑ John Alsop. Probably John Alsopp (b. ?, d. ca. 1667, of St Clement Danes (PROB 4/9598 Alsopp, John, of St. Clement Danes, Middx. 1667 31 Jan.; no discernible PRC will)
  147. ↑ Tho: Peters. Possibly Thomas Peters (b. ?, d. ca. 1682), victualler, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex (PROB 4/15843 Peters, Thomas, [of St. Clement Danes, Mdx., victualler] 1682 29 Apr. [illeg.]); PROB 11/368 North 142-189 Will of Thomas Peters, Victualler of Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex 07 November 1681)
  148. ↑ John Filwell. Probably John Filioll (alias Filwell) (b. ?, d. ca. 1668) (PROB 4/13841 Filioll, John, of St. Clement Danes, Mdx., grocer 1668 23 Oct.; no discernible PRC will)
  149. ↑ Emanuell Hering. Emanuel Herring (b. ?, d. ca. 1679), tailor, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex (PROB 32/19/174 Deceased: Herring, Emanuel, St. Clement Danes, Middx. Inventory 1679 July 28 (1682 May 3); PROB 11/360 King 66-124 Will of Emanuell Herring, Tailor of Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex 04 July 1679)
  150. ↑ Thomas Mason. Probably Thomas Mason (b. ?, d. ca. 1672), tailor (PROB 4/14155 Mason, Thomas, of St. Clement Danes, Mdx., taylor 1673 15 Apr. (1672); PROB 11/340 Eure 108-157 Will of Thomas Mason, Tailor of Saint Clement Danes, Middlesex 19 October 1672)
  151. ↑ Joseph Spicer. Probably Joseph Spicer (b. ?, d. ca. 1675), citizen and dyer, of St Clement Danes (PROB 4/3016 Spicer, Joseph, of St Clement Danes Midd., Citizen and Dyer of London 1676 10 Mar. (1675); no discernible PRC will)
  152. ↑ Francis Chase. Probably Francis Chase (b. ?, d. ca. 1689), ?brewer, of St Clement Danes, Middlesex (PROB 4/14447 Chase, Francis, of St. Clement Danes, Mdx., [?brewer] 1682 15 Mar. [? 1680])
  153. ↑ Sarjeant Fountaine. Sergeant-at-law Thomas Fountain (b. ?, d. ?); mar. Mary Brigg (d. 1671) (XXXX)
  154. ↑ Sir Nicholas Steward . Possibly related to Sir Nicholas Stewart, of Hartley Maud Uitt, Hampshire (PROB 11/515 Smith 90-135 Will of Sir Nicholas Stewart of Hartley Maud Uitt, Hampshire 02 May 1710)
  155. ↑ 'Drewry Lane,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Giles in the Fields : Drury Lane', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 10/03/12
  156. ↑ Sir John Brownlow. Sir John Brownlow (b. 1593/94, d. 1679), 1st baronet of Belton, of Grantham, Lincolnshire. The St Giles in the Fields property was named Lennox House, after its former owner Esmé Stuart, Earl of March (later Duke of Lennox). The house was a property of 40 hearths, comparable in size to Bristol House. The house appears (apparently) on the Morden & Lea map of London "occupying a position in the central portion of the estate, with a wide approach from Drury lane." Surprisingly, it is neither visible on Hollar's plan, 1658, nor on Faithorne's map, 1658. Brownlow also had a house in Isleworth, Middlesex (20 hearths, 1666). Peter Hoare has written on both Sir John Brownlow, and his father Richard Brownlow (b. 1553, d. 1638), who was chief prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas for forty-seven years and an author on legal precedents. He states that Sir John Brownlow studied at Oxford and the Middle Temple, though he suggests that Brownlow did not actively practice law. He was created a baronet in 1641 and supported the parliamentarian cause. Hoare states that Sir John Brownlow lived largely at his house in Belton, Lincolnshire, with his wife Alice Pulteney, dau. of Sir John Pulteney. His wife died at the Isleworth property in 1676. The house at Belton was demolished in 1695 by his great-nephew, the "young" Sir John Brownlowe, and a new house built on a nearby site (PROB 11/364 Bath 124-185 Will of Sir John Brownlowe of Grantham, Lincolnshire 28 June 1680, pp. 20; 'Site of Lennox House', in W. Edward Riley and Sir Laurence Gomme (eds.), Survey of London, vol. 5: St Giles-in-the-Fields, pt II (London, 1914), pp. 101-103, viewed 10/03/12)]; Peter Hoare, 'Belton House, Lincolnshire, MS S.115.20,' PDF, pub. online under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDeriv license, http://scriptorium.english.cam.ac.uk/resources/articles/pdf/hoare_Belton_House_S.115.20_copy1.pdf, viewed 10/03/12; Hoare's biblography includes Peter Hoare, 'The Brownlowes and the Custs of Belton House,' The Bookplate Journal, n.s., 6, 1 (2008), 3-37, and Elizabeth Cust, Records of the Cust Family, Ser. II: The Brownlows of Belton (London, 1909), pp. 58-110)
  157. ↑ Lady Allenton. Lady Allington, mother of Lord Allington. By the 1675 hearth tax return Lady Ivey had become the leasholder. The Survey of London, vol. 5, states "In 1647 Sir Gervase Scroope, Adrian's son, sold the lease to Sir John Brownlow, who certainly acquired the freehold also, though no record of the transaction has come to light. Finding the house too large Sir John divided it in two, and in 1662 Lady Allington was paying a rent of £50 for the smaller of the two residences. Sir John died in November, 1679." ('Site of Lennox House', in W. Edward Riley and Sir Laurence Gomme (eds.), Survey of London: volume 5: St Giles-in-the-Fields, pt II (1914), pp. 101-103, viewed 10/03/12)]
  158. ↑ Dudles Short Esqr. Dudley Short (b. ?, d. ca. 1672), citizen & fishmonger. The Survey of London, vol. 5, states that William Short bought several parcels of land in St Giles, west of Drury Lane, in 1590. Subsequently he sold off several parts of this land. The lease on "Lennox House", which stood on part of Short's former land, was later acquired by Sir John Brownlow, who split the house into two (PROB 4/14064 Short, Dudley, of St. Giles in the Fields, Mdx., Citizen & Fishmonger of London 1673 26 Sept. (1672); PROB 11/340 Eure 108-157 Will of Dudley Short, Gentleman of Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex 01 October 1672; ['Site of Lennox House', in W. Edward Riley and Sir Laurence Gomme (eds.), Survey of London: volume 5: St Giles-in-the-Fields, pt II (1914), pp. 101-103, viewed 10/03/12)]
  159. ↑ 'Greate Queene streete' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Giles in the Fields : Great Queen Street', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011)), viewed 17/02/12
  160. ↑ Sir Alexander Frazier. Possibly Sir Alexander Frazier, doctor of physic (b. ?, d. ca. 1681); fellow of Royal College of Physicians, 1663/64 (PROB 11/367 North 95-141 Will of Sir Alexander Fraiser of Doores 07 July 1681; PROB 11/368 North 142-189 Sentence of Sir Alexander Fraiser or Fraser, Physician to His Majesty of Dores, Inverness-shire 07 July 1681; PROB 32/20/68 Deceased: Fraiser, Sir Alexander, bart., [physician to King Charles II, Doones, Scotland, d. in Whitehall] [Fraiser con Fraiser see PROB 18/13/75] Inventory (Sworn 1681 July 14)
  161. ↑ The Lord Conway. Just possibly Edward, Earl of Conway (b. ?, d. ca. 1683) (PROB 11/373 Drax 102-156 Will of Edward Earl of Conway 20 August 1683; PROB 18/15/19 Probate lawsuit Conway v Gwynn, concerning the deceased Edward Conway, Viscount Conway. Allegation 1683; see also PROB 11/359 King 1-65 Will of Dame Anne Viscountess Conway 02 May 1679)
  162. ↑ Lady Anne Yelverton. Just possibly the wife of Sir Christopher Yelverton (PROB 11/337 Duke 102-158 Will of Dame Anne Yelverton 27 November 1671: see also PROB 11/247 Aylett 210-263 Will of Sir Christopher Yelverton of Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire 23 February 1655; PROB 11/157 Scroope 1-63 Will of Sir Henry Yelverton, Justice of the Common Pleas of Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire 10 June 1630; PROB 4/17269 Yelverton, Sir [Henry], Bt., of Easton Mande[vill], Northants 1671 28 Nov.; PROB 11/335 Duke 1-53 Will of Sir Henry Yelverton of Easton Maudit, Northamptonshire 13 March 1671)
  163. ↑ Sir Thomas Daniell. Sir Thomas Daniell (b. ?, d. ca. 1686), of St Martin in the Fields (PROB 4/19895 Daniell, Sir Thomas, kt., of St. Martin in the Fields, Mdx. 1686 4 Mar.; no discernible PRC will)
  164. ↑ Wm Jones. Possibly William Jones (b. ?, d. ca. 1673), tailor, or merchant tailor, of St Giles in the Fields, Middlesex (PROB 4/6321 [?Jones, William,] of Great Queen Street, St. Giles in the Fields, Midd., tailor 1673 29 Aug.; PROB 11/342 Pye 53-118 Will of William Jones, Merchant Tailor of Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex 28 August 1673)
  165. ↑ Richard Hesketh. Probably Richard Hesketh (b. ?, d. ca. 1667) (PROB 4/10506 Hesketh, Richard, of St. Giles in the Fields, Mdx 1667 1 Mar. Undated))
  166. ↑ 'Gregorys Rents,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Giles in the Fields : Gregorys Rents', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 10/03/12
  167. ↑ George Lyon. Possible George Lyon (b. ?, d. ca. 1676), citizen and wax chandler or grocer, of St Giles in the Fields (PROB 4/932 Lyon, George, of St Giles in the Fields, Citizen and wax chandler of London 1676 18 Jan.; PROB 11/350 Bence 1-54 Will of George Lyon, Grocer of Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex 15 January 1676)
  168. ↑ Sir John Glynn. Sir John Glynn (b. ?, d. ca. 1667), serjeant-at-law; provided legal counsel to Elizabeth Dallison (PROB 11/323 Carr 1-58 Will of Sir John Glynne, one of His Majesty's Serjeants at Law 12 January 1667)
  169. ↑ 'West Side of Lincolns Inne fields,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Giles in the Fields : Lincolns Inn Fields', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 22/02/12
  170. ↑ Lord John Somersett. XXXX (Possibly PROB 5/2843 SEYMOUR, John, duke of Somerset, of Amesbury, Wilts [Registered will: PROB 11/351] 1676; PROB 11/351 Bence 55-108 Will of The Honorable John Duke of Somerset 01 June 1676)
  171. ↑ Thomas Povey Esq. Henry Gary mentioned Thomas Povey in a letter to Sir George Oxenden dated December 23rd, 1662, sent from Goa. He descibed him as "my Good ffreind M:r Tho: Povey" and described him as "Treasurer to his Highnesse y:e Duke of Yorke." Gary had written to Povey regarding an expected payment for diamonds, through a London intermediary, to Povey (23rd December 1662, Letter from Henry Gary to Sir GO, Goa)
  172. ↑ Lord Falconbridge. Just possibly Thomas Belasyse, 1st Earl Fauconberg PC (b. ca.1627, d. 1700). Supported parliament in English civil war; married Cromwell's third daughter, Mary; member of privy council under Charles II (PROB 11/ 460 Dyer 46-88 Will of Thomas Lord Fauconberg Baron of Yarom Viscount Henknowles and Earl Fauconberg 26 May 1701
  173. ↑ Lord Newburgh. Just possibly James, the Right Hon. Earl of Newburgh (b. ?, d. ca. ?1670 (PROB 4/5918 James, The Rt. Hon., Earl of Newburgh 1672 25 May (1670); PROB 11/337 Duke 102-158 Will of James Levingstone Earl of Newbrugh 31 August 1671
  174. ↑ Countesse Dowager of Bath. Probably the Right Honourable Rachel Countess of Bath (PROB 4/6567 Bath, The Rt Hon. Rachel, Dowager Countess of, of St [?Giles] in the Fields, Midd. 1681 16 June; PROB 11/364 Bath 124-185 Will of The Right Honourable Rachel Countess of Bath, Dowager 17 November 1680; see also PROB 4/21259 Bolde, Mr. Peter, (late a servant to the Rt. Hon. the Lady Rachell, Countesse of Bathe) of Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, and Weeke in Tavistock, Devon 1666 30 May)
  175. ↑ Lord Crew. Just possibly John Lord Crewe Baron of Steane (PROB 11/361 King 125-176 Will of John Lord Crewe Baron of Steane 15 December 1679)
  176. ↑ 'Stret,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Giles in the Fields : Unknown', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 10/03/12
  177. ↑ Thomas Foot. Probably Thomas Foot(e) (b. ?, d. ca. 1667), painter stainer, of St Giles in the Fields (PROB 4/18349 Foote, Thomas, of St. Giles in the Fields, Mdx., paynter stayner 1667 8 July; PROB 11/324 Carr 59-116 Will of Thomas Foote of Painter Stainer, Saint Giles in the Fields 04 July 1667)
  178. ↑ 'Tattnam Cort Lane entring into the feilds toward Maydenhead Rowe,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Giles in the Fields : Tottenham Court Lane', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 22/02/12
  179. ↑ Will. Shelton. Possibly William Shelton of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, Middlesex (PROB 4/6430 Shelton, William, of St. Giles in the Fields, Midd. 1673 [blank]; no PRC will identifiable)
  180. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Giles in the Fields : King Street', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 23 January 2012
  181. ↑ Sr Charlis Siddley. Sir Charles Sedley, 5th Baronet (b. 1639, d. 1701). Son of Sir John Sedley, 2nd Baronet, of Aylesford in Kent. Married Lady Katherine Savage. M.P. for New Romney, Kent. Buried at Southfleet, Kent (PROB 11/461 Dyer 89-137 Will of Sir Charles Sedley of Southfleet, Kent 30 August 1701; PROB 18/26/2 Probate lawsuit Tomyln v Peckham, concerning the deceased Sir Charles Sedley of St Clear, Ightham, Kent. Allegation and 2 interrogatories 1701)
  182. ↑ Henery Semor Esqr. Possibly Henry Seymour (b. ?, d. ca. 1696), of Westminster, Middlesex (PROB 11/430 Bond 1-42 Will of Henry Seymour of Westminster, Middlesex 26 March 1696)
  183. ↑ Robert Spencer Esqr. Unlikely to be Robert Spencer of Hanwell, Oxfordshire (PROB 11/456 Noel 84-123 Will of Robert Spencer of Hanwell, Oxfordshire 06 August 1700)
  184. ↑ The Rt. Honrb the Earle of Southampton. Possibly the Honorable Thomas Earl of Southampton (b. ?, d. ca. 1667) (PROB 11/323 Carr 1-58 Will of The Honorable Thomas Earl of Southampton 22 May 1667; See PROB 18/8/66 Probate lawsuit Thynne v Dowager Duchess of Southampton, concerning the deceased Frances Seymour, Duchess of Somerset otherwise Marchioness of Hertford. Two allegations) 1676)
  185. ↑ 'St James Clerkenwell (Part One),' in'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Clerkenwell (1 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 14th February 2012
  186. ↑ The Lord Cheife Justice. Just possibly Sir Robert Hyde, Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench (PROB 4/17268 Hyde, Sir Robert, kt., Lord Cheife Justice of H.M. Court of King's Bench of Dynton, Wilts. and [?London) 1667 2 Feb. (1666); PROB 11/316 Hyde 1-56 Will of Sir Robert Hide, Chief Justice of the Kings Bench 13 May 1665; see also PROB 4/7600 Kelyng, Rt. Hon. Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of HM Court of King's Bench 1671 16 Dec; PROB 11/336 Duke 54-101 Will of Sir John Keylynge, Chief Tythe of His Majesty's Court of Kings Bench 27 May 1671; see also PROB 11/346 Bunce 104-150 Will of Sir John Vaughan, Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of Common Pleas 12 December 1674)
  187. ↑ John Rogers. Probably John Rogers (b. ?, d. ca. 1683), a joiner, of St. James, Clerkenwell(PROB 4/4895 Rogers, John, of St James, Clerkenwell, London 1685 25 Aug. (168[?3]; PROB 11/373 Drax 52-101 Will of John Rodgers or Rogers, Joiner of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 16 June 1683)
  188. ↑ Lord Barckley. Possibly Sir John Lord Berkeley or Baron of Stratton (b. ?, d. ca. 1678) (Will of Sir John Lord Berkeley or Baron of Stratton, Lord of His Majesty's Most Honorable Privy Council 02 October 1678)
  189. ↑ Earle of Carlile. Possibly the Honorable Charles Earl of Carlisle (b. ?, d. ca. 1685) (PROB 11/380 Cann 52-107 Will of The Honorable Charles Earl of Carlisle 11 May 1685; see also PROB 11/436 Pyne 1-44 Will of The Right Honorable Elizabeth Countess of Carlisle, Dowager 03 February 1697)
  190. ↑ Sr Nicholas Strowd. Sir Nicholas Strode (b. ?, d. 1683). The eldest son and sole executor of Sir George Strode (b. 1583, d. 1663), who was buried at St. James, Clerkenwell, on June 2nd, 1663. Nicholas was an examiner in Chancery, who was knighted on June 27, 1660. He was brother-in-law to Richard Holworthy, London merchant, and to Ellis Crispe, son of Sir Nicholas Crispe, the customs farmer. The death of Richard Holworthy, Mathew Holworthy's brother, was noted by Sir George Smith in a letter to Sir George Oxenden dated March 1665/66: "three mo:ths Since dyed S:r Martin Noell & his lady & Dick Holdworthy the 2 former of the plague the latter by á fall off his horse." As a result, Richard Hollworthy did not appear in the 1666 hearth tax returns, though his brother, Mathew Holworthy (alias Holsworthy) was listed in the 1662 Hearth Tax return for the sixth precinct of Coleman Street ward. Ellis Crispe had a house at Merton, Surrey (24 hearths). The post-mortem inventory for Sir Nicholas Strode is likely to be for his houses at Chevening, Kent, and Etchingham, Sussex. However, a post-mortem inventory survives for his father from 1664 for St. James, Clerkenwell, which was his father's principal residence. This is likely to give an accurate view of the property at the time of the 1666 hearth tax under the son's ownership. Hasted states that Thomas Polhill, Esq., of Clapham inherited the house and estate of "Chepsted-house" from his brother. The house in the Kent 1664 Lady day Hearth Tax returns was recorded as "Mr Polhill 26 hearths," significantly smaller than the Inigo Jones designed Chevening House, which was recorded as "Mr Bevan 48 hearths." Chepsted-house was located at the southern end of the parish of Chevening, Kent. The house was in existence since at least the latter part of the reign of Elizabeth I. Polhill sold the house to "Sir Nicholas Strode, of Westerham," before his death in 1665 (The Westerham, Kent, estate having been purchased by Sir George Strode, his father). The widow of Sir Nicholas Strode resold the house in July 1693 to William Emerton of the Temple. He demolished and rebuilt the house. It then returned into Polhill family hands through its sale by his widow to David Polhill in May 1711 (PROB 4/10105 Strode, Sir Nicholas, kt., of Chepsted in Chevening, Kent and Etchingham, Sussex 30 Aug. 1683 30 Aug.; PROB 4/21943 Strode, Sir George, kt. of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. 1664 22 Oct.; PROB 11/373 Drax 52-101 Will of Sir Nicholas Strode of Chevening, Kent 30 August 1683; PROB 11/311 Juxon 52-102 Will of Sir George Strode of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 03 June 1663; PROB 11/356 Reeve 1-55 Will of Sir Mathew Holworthy of Hackney, Middlesex 25 November 1678;'Strode, George,' George Gery Milner-Gibson-Cullum, Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, vol. 55 (XXXX, XXXX), pp. 56-57; 'Pedigree of Strode,' in Frederick A Crispe, Fragmenta Genealogica, vol. 8 (Private Press, 1902), p. 92; 'Chevening,' in Edward Hasted, 'Parishes: Chevening', The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 3 (1797), pp. 105-126, viewed 22/02/12); 'Chevening' in - Kent Hearth Tax Assessment Lady Day 1664: CKS: Q/RTh Transcribed and computerised by Duncan Harrington; March 1665/66, Letter from George Smith to Sir GO; 'Hearth Tax: City of London 1662: Coleman Street ward: Sixth Precinct', London Hearth Tax: City of London, 1662 (2011), viewed 26 December 2011)
  191. ↑ The Lady Jane Crafts was probably Dame or Lady Jane Crafts (alias Crofts) (b. ?, d. ca. 1672) of St James, Clerkenwell and Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk (PROB 4/9302 Crofts, Jane, Dame, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Middx. 1672 25 May; PROB 11/339 Eure 55-107 Will of Dame Jane Crofts of Ixworth Thorpe, Suffolk 22 May 1672)
  192. ↑ The Earle of Essex. Possibly Arthur Earl of Essex (b. ?, d. ca. 1684) (PROB 11/375 Hare 1-47 Will of Arthur Earl of Essex 04 April 1684; see also PROB 11/355 Hale 96-141 Will of Dame St Irwin Countess of Essex 13 October 1677)
  193. ↑ The Earle of Alisbury. Possibly the Honorable Robert Lord Bruce Baron of Wharleton and Earl of Aylesbury and Earl of Elgin (b. ?, d. ca. 1685) (PROB 11/380 Cann 52-107 Will of The Honorable Robert Lord Bruce Baron of Wharleton and Earl of Aylesbury and Earl of Elgin 15 December 1685; PROB 18/18/95 Probate lawsuit Diana [Grey] Bruce, Dowager Countess of Ailesbury v Thomas Bruce, Earl of Ailesbury, concerning the deceased Robert Bruce, Earl of Ailesbury. Allegation 1686)
  194. ↑ Doctr. Wm. Goddard. William Goddard, Doctor of Physic (b. ?, d. ca. 1670). Thornbury (1878: X) states Dr. William Goddard was "one of the Society of Chemical Physicians, who lived in St. John's Close, as it was then called, [and] was one of those who had Government permission to sell remedies for the Great Plague." (PROB 11/332 Penn 1-66 Will of William Goddard, Doctor of Physic of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 09 March 1670; Walter Thornbury, 'Clerkenwell: (part 1 of 2)', Old and New London: Volume 2 (1878), pp. 309-328, viewed 02/03/12)
  195. ↑ Sr Edward Banister. Just possibly Sir Edward Banister of Isleworth (b. ?, d. ca. 1671) (PROB 11/335 Duke 1-53 Will of Sir Edward Banister of Isleworth, Middlesex 01 February 1671)
  196. ↑ Wm: Bowles Esq:r. Probably Sir William Bowles (b. ?, d. ca. 1681) (PROB 11/365 North 1-47 Will of Sir William Bowles of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 01 March 1681)
  197. ↑ William Downing. William Downing (b. ?, d. ca. 1671), of St. James, Clerkenwell, Gent. (PROB 4/7267 Downing, William, of St James, Clerkenwell, London, gent 1673 4 Sept.; PROB 11/336 Duke 54-101 Will of William Downing of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 22 June 1671; see also PROB 11/344 Bnce 1-53 Will of Anne Downing, Widow of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 24 February 1674)
  198. ↑ John Mayhew. John Mayhew (b. ?, d. 1667), of St James, Clerkenwell (PROB 4/16584 Mayhew, John, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. 1667 12 Oct. Undated; PROB 11/325 Carr 117-176 Will of John Mayhew, Victualler of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 10 September 1667; see also PROB 11/317 Hyde 57-107 Will of William Mayhew, Victualler of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 27 July 1665)
  199. ↑ Richard Hooten. Richard Hooton (alias Hooten) (b. ?, d. 1671), of St. James, Clerkenwell (PROB 11/336 Duke 54-101 Will of Richard Hooton or Hootons, Yeoman of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 26 May 1671; PROB 32/7/69 Deceased: Hooton, Richard, St. James, Clerkenwell, Middx. Commission for appraisement 1671 Apr. 7 (1671 Pasche); PROB 32/7/70Deceased: Hooton, Richard, St. James, Clerkenwell, Middx. Inventory 1671 Apr. 4 (1671 Apr. 6))
  200. ↑ John Fenn. Possibly John Fenn (b. ?, d. ca. 1676), of St. James Clerkenwell (PROB 4/15861 Fenn, John, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. 1676 [?19] Dec. Undated)
  201. ↑ George Ryley. Possibly George Ryley, Leatherdresser, of St. James. Clerkenwell, Middlesex (PROB 4/16341 Ryley, George, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. [leatherdresser] 1680 6 Aug.); PROB 11/363 Bath 60_123 Will of George Ryley, Leather Dresser of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 17 July 1680)
  202. ↑ James Ball. Possibly James Ball, victualler, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Middlesex (PROB 4/17143 Ball, James, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx., victualer 1680 9 Jan.); PROB 11/361 King 125-176 Will of James Ball, Victualler of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 22 December 1679)
  203. ↑ Eliza. Ashborne. Elizabeth Ashborne, widow, victualler, with billiard room and bowling alley, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Middlesex. Thornbury (1878: ?X) states "Bowling-greens were once numerous in Bowling Green Lane, Clerkenwell. In 1675, says Mr. Pinks, there were two at the north-east corner. The bowling-alleys were both open and covered, and were laid with turf or gravel." (PROB 4/14276 Asborne, Elizabeth, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx., widow, victualler Billiard room and bowling alley 1675 [?20] Sept.; PROB 11/348 Dycer 52-105 Will of Elizabeth Ashbourne or Ashborne, Widow of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 09 September 1675; Walter Thornbury, 'Clerkenwell: (part 2 of 2)', Old and New London: Volume 2 (1878), pp. 328-338, viewed 02/03/12)
  204. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Clerkenwell (2 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 14th February 2012
  205. ↑ Thomas Coventry Esqr. Possibly Thomas Earl of Coventry (PROB 11/451 Pott 86-128 Will of Thomas Earl of Coventry 27 July 1699)
  206. ↑ Sir John Cropley. Probably Sir John Cropley of Saint Andrew Holborn (PROB 11/350 Bence 1-54 Will of Sir John Cropley of Saint Andrew Holborn, Middlesex 09 April 1676; see also PROB 4/21173 Cropley, Edward, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. 1672 1 July)
  207. ↑ Presumably the parish church of St James, Clerkenwell
  208. ↑ Goddard Nelthop. Probably the later Sir Goodard Nelthorpe, of St. James, Clerkenwell (PROB 11/476 Ash 89-131 Will of Sir Goddard Nelthorp or Nelthorpe of Clerkenwell, Middlesex 11 May 1704)
  209. ↑ Thomas Huckle. PROB 4/7713, of Clerkenwell, Middlesex (PROB 4/7713 Huckle, Thomas, of St James, Clerkenwell, Middx. 1677 25 June)
  210. ↑ John Munday. John Munday, of Clerkenwell (PROB 4/910 Munday, John, of St James, Clerkenwell 1671 8 Feb.)
  211. ↑ Henry Knight. Probably Henry Knight (b.?, d. ca. 1672), brewer, of St. James, Clerkenwell (PROB 4/2894 Knight, Henry, of St James, Clerkenwell, Midd., brewer 1673 5 Dec. (1672); see also PROB 4/14132 Knight, Michael, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx., brewer 1673 5 Dec. (1672); see PROB 11/339 Eure 55-107 Will of Michaell Knight, Brewer of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 27 July 1672, pp. 5)
  212. ↑ Edward Ward. Just possibly, though seems low hearth no., Edward Ward, citizen, bricklayer & tyler (PROB 4/9394 [Ward], Edward, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Middx., citizen and bricklayer and tyler 1672 29 Mar.; PROB 11/338 Eure 1-54 Will of Edward Ward, Bricklayer and Tiler of Saint James Clerkenwell, Middlesex 29 March 1672)
  213. ↑ Oliver Corner. Oliver Corner (b. ?, d. ca. 1679), of St James Clerkenwell (PROB 4/22199 Corner, Oliver, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. 1679 24 July Undated; no discernible will)
  214. ↑ Mary Towse. Just possibly Mary Towse (b. ?,d. ca. 1671), widow of Hampstead (PROB 11/336 Duke 54-101 Will of Mary Towse, Widow of Hampstead, Middlesex 31 May 1671)
  215. ↑ Xofer Busby. Christopher Busbee (b. ?, d. ca. 1679), innkeeper, of St James, Clerkenwell) (PROB 4/16726 Busbee, Mr., Christopher, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx., [innkeeper] 1679 [?] May [illeg.]; no discernible PRC will)
  216. ↑ Daniell Doves. Daniell Deeves (alias Doves (b. ?, d. ca. 1669 (PROB 4/13922 Deeves, Daniell, of St. James, Clerkenwell, Mdx. 1669 24 July)
  217. ↑ 'Durham Yard,' in'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : Durham Yard', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 07/03/12)
  218. ↑ Adrian Scroope. Adrian Scroppe (b. ?, d. ca. 1668), gentleman, of St Martin in the Fields (PROB 4/15271 Scroope, Adrian, of St. Martin in the Feilds, gent 1668 20 Aug.; PROB 11/327 Hone 58-112 Will of Adrian Scroope, Gentleman of Saint Martins in the Fields, Middlesex 31 July 1668; see also PROB 4/4143 Scroop, St Leager, of [St Martin in the Fields, Midd.,] and Louth, Lincs. 1687 6 June)
  219. ↑ Lady Hungerford. Just possibly Dame Margarett Hungerford (b. ?, d. ca. 1673), of Corsham, Wiltshire (PROB 11/342 Pye 53-118 Will of Dame Margarett Hungerford of Corsham, Wiltshire 07 May 1673)
  220. ↑ 'Greenes Lane,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : Greens Lane', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 23/02/12
  221. ↑ Sir Edmond Godfrey. Sir Edmond Godfrey (b. ?, d. 1679), woodmonger; brother of Michael Godfrey, Sir George Oxenden's cousin and correspondent (PROB 11/359 King 1-65 Will of Sir Edmund Bury Godfrey of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex 14 April 1679; PROB 11/397 Ent 139-189 Will of Michaell Godfrey, Merchant of London of Woodford, Essex 16 December 1689)
  222. ↑ 'Plate 1: Extract from Morden & Leas map of London, 1682,' reproduced in G. H. Gater and F. R. Hiorns (eds.), Survey of London: Trafalgar Square and Neighbourhood (The parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Part 3), vol. 20 (London, 1940)
  223. ↑ 'Hay markett East Side,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : Haymarket East', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 26/02/12
  224. ↑ Coll. Panton. Colonel Thomas Panton (b. ?, d. ca. 1686), "a celebrated gamester". Coll: Panton. "Last proprietor of the gaming-house called Piccadilly Hall.., and was in possession of land on the site of the streets and buildings which bear his name as early as the year 1664...'Madame panton,' the widow, lived in a capital mansion on the east side of the Haymarket as late as 1725."Thomas Panton was involved in property dealings with Sir Henry Oxenden and Richard Oxinden in Haymarket in the 16XXs (PROB 11/382 Lloyd 1-45 Will of Thomas Panton of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex 28 January 1686; Henry Benjamin Wheatley, London Past and Present: Its History, Associations, and Traditions, vol. 3 (London, 1891), pp. 26-27)
  225. ↑ Sir Thomas Gary. Just possibly Sir Thomas Gery (b. ?, d. ca. 1689), of St Giles in the Fields (PROB 11/397 Ent 139-189 Will of Sir Thomas Gery of Saint Giles in the Fields, Middlesex 05 December 1689)
  226. ↑ Henry Coventry. Possibly Henry Coventry (b. 1619, d. 1686). Henry Coventry was the brother of Francis Coventry, a correspondent of Sir George Oxenden- Francis Coventry married Dame Elizabeth Hoskins, the widow of Sir Edmond Hoskins, serjeant-at-law, who provided Elizabeth Dallison with legal counsel in the early 1660s. Sir William Coventry (b. ca. 1628, d. 1686) was the third of the brothers. Both Francis Coventry and Elizabeth Hoskins lived in Carshalton in 1666. ( Biographical profile of Francis Coventry; biographical profile of Sir Edmund Hoskins; 10th April 1667, Letter from Francis Coventrie to Sir GO, Carshalton; wiki article on Carshalton)
  227. ↑ Auditor Chislett. Possibly William Chislett (b. ?, d. ca. 1671), of St Martin in the Fields. William Chislett was deputy auditor under Sir Joseph Seymour in 1660-1662 (DATE, TBC) (PROB 11/336 Duke 54-101 Will of William Chislett, Gentleman of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex 10 May 1671; 'Addenda: 1660:...A large bundle of accounts and correspondence of Sir John Cutler, receiver for Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, and William Chislett, deputy auditor, with some similar papers,' in F.H. Blackburne Daniell and Francis Bickley (eds.), in 'Charles II: 1660', Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, Addenda 1660-1685 (1939), pp. 1-21, viewed 26/02/12)
  228. ↑ Sr Philippe Howard. Sir Phillip Howard (b. ?, d. ca. 1686) (PROB 4/14605 Howard, Sir Phillipp, at his house in Scotland Yard 1686 9 June; PROB 11/383 Lloyd 46-90 Will of Sir Phillipp Howard 08 June 1686)
  229. ↑ 'Round Court,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : Round Court', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 11/03/12
  230. ↑ John Davenport. Just possible John Davenport (b. ?, d. ca. 1668), carpenter "to his Majesty", of St Martin in the Fields (PROB 4/21671 Davenport, John, of St. Martin in the [Fields, Mdx.] carpenter [?1668 illeg.] ?Undated; PROB 11/326 Hone 1-57 Will of John Davenport, Carpenter to His Majesty of Saint Martins in the Fields, Middlesex 10 March 1668)
  231. ↑ 'Hermitage Upper ward St Martins Lane East' in, 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : St Martins Lane East', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 02/05/12
  232. ↑ 'St Martins Lane East' in, 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : St Martins Lane East', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 02/05/12
  233. ↑ 'St Martins Lane East Syde' in, 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : St Martins Lane East', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 02/05/12
  234. ↑ 'St Martins Lane West' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : St Martins Lane West', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 02/05/12
  235. ↑ Dor Sam: Argoll. Doctor Samuel Argall (b. ?, d. ca. 1684), Doctor in Physic, of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex (PROB 11/377 Will of Doctor Samuel Argall, Doctor in Physic of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex 07 November 1684 Hare 98-140)
  236. ↑ 'St Martins Lane West Syde' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : St Martins Lane West', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 02/05/12
  237. ↑ Countesse of Peterborow. Possibly The Countess (later the Dowager Countess) of Peterborough (b. ?, d. ca. 1671) (PROB 11/337 Will of The Right Honorable Elizabeth Countess of Peterborough, Dowager 30 November 1671 Duke 102-158)
  238. ↑ Earle of Bristoll. Possibly George Digby (b. ?, d. ca. 1677), Earle of Bristol (PROB 11/353 Will of George Digby Earle of Bristol 10 April 1677 Hale 1-43)
  239. ↑ The Lady Dacres. Possibly related to Sir Thomas Dacres (b. ?, d. 1668), of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire (PROB 11/328 Will of Sir Thomas Dacres of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire 16 September 1668 Hone 113-166)
  240. ↑ 'Strand,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : The Strand', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 05/03/12
  241. ↑ Mr Hen: Herringman. Just possibly Henry Herringman, gentleman and stationer, of Carshalton Surrey (PROB 11/474 Ash 1-45 Will of Henry Herringman, Gentleman and Stationer of Carshalton, Surrey 07 February 1704)
  242. ↑ Earle of Scarsdell. XXXX (See PROB 18/6/7 Probate lawsuit Countess of Warwick v Countess de Scarsdale, concerning the deceased Charles [Rich], Earl of Warwick of Lees [Leigh], Essex. Allegation 1674
  243. ↑ Earle of Salisbury. William, Earle of Salisbury (b. ?, d. ca. 1668) (PROB 4/20649 Salisbury, The Honorable Lady Katherine, Countess Dowager of 1673 24 July; PROB 5/424 CECIL, Catherine, dowager countess of Salisbury [Registered will: PROB 11/341] 1673; PROB 11/328 Hone 113-166 Will of William Earle of Salisbury 23 December 1668)
  244. ↑ John Taylor. Just possibly John Taylor (b. ?, d. ca. 1685), doctor of physick, St Martin in the Fields (PROB 4/15877 Taylor, John, of St. Martin in the Feilds, Mdx., Doctor of physick 1685 27 Oct.)
  245. ↑ 'The Strand,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : The Strand', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 05/03/12
  246. ↑ 'Thompsons ward,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : Thompsons Ward', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 11/03/12
  247. ↑ Charles Titford. Charles Titford (b. ?, d. ca. 1678), innholder, of St Martin in the Field (PROB 4/8783 Tittford, Charles, of St Martin in the Fields, Middx., innholder 1678 29 Nov.; PROB 11/356 Reeve 1-55 Will of Charles Tittford, Innholder of Saint Martin in the Fields, Middlesex 04 May 1678; see PROB 11/515 Smith 90-135 Will of Robert Titford, Victualler of Kensington, Middlesex 21 June 1710)
  248. ↑ 'Streete Side,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : Unknown', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 11/03/12
  249. ↑ Jeremiah Webb. Jeremiah Webb (b. ?, d. ca. 1670), apothecary, of St Martin in the Fields (PROB 4/4127 Webb, Jeremiah, of St Martin in the Fields, Midd., apothecary 1670 16 May)
  250. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: St Martin in the Fields : Whitehall', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 25 January 2012
  251. ↑ The Duke of Richmond now Le Dorssett. Just possibly Sir Charles Duke of Richmond and Lenes (PROB 11/341 Pye 1-52 Will of Sir Charles Duke of Richmond and Lenes 14 February 1673); PROB 18/5/23 Probate lawsuit Earl of Essex and Bickerstaffe and Forster v Bryon, concerning the deceased Charles Stuart, 6th Duke of Lennox and 3rd Duke of Richmond. Allegation 1673)
  252. ↑ The Duke of Buckingham. George Villiers (b. 1628, d. 1687), 2nd Duke of Buckingham, 20th Baron de Ros of Helmsley. Son of Charles Villiers (b. 1592, d. 1628), 1st Duke of Buckingham and of Katherine Manners, his wife. Brought up in royal household, following assasination of his father. Fought for Charles I in first and second civil wars, followed by exile in Netherlands with Charles II. Returned to England in 1657, and married Mary, daughter of Lord Thomas Fairfax. Opposed by Edward Hyde, 1st earl of Clarendon, and briefly imprisoned in 1667. Active in prosecuting Clarendon in late ?1667, and became the chief minister. Removed from office in 1674 (C H Firth, Dictionary of National Biography (1899))
  253. ↑ The Portugale Ambasador. Probably Francisco de Melo (TBC) , late named marquis de Sande (TBC)
  254. ↑ Lady Diana Curson. Probably Lady Diana Curson (b. ?, d. ca. 1678), ob. of St Giles in the Fields (PROB 4/3057 Curson, Lady Diana, of St Giles in the Fields, Midd., widow 1679 23 Jan. (1678); PROB 11/358 Reeve 106-156 Will of Dame Diana Curson, Widow 03 October 1678)
  255. ↑ Sr George Pratt . Probably Sir George Pratt (b. ?, d. ca. 1673) of Coleshill, Berkshire, who died at St Martins in the Fields (PROB 11/342 Pye 53-118 Will of Sir George Pratt of Coleshill, Berkshire 21 June 1673; PROB 18/5/90 Probate lawsuit Pratt v Pratt, concerning the deceased Sir George Pratt, bart of Coleshill, Berkshire [but who died at St Martin in the Fields, Middlesex]. Allegation 1673
  256. ↑ Sr Phillip Warwicke. Sir Phillip Warwicke (b. ?1609, d? ca. 1685), Lord Southampton's secretary and factotum at the Treasury. Son of Thomas Warwick, gentleman, armigerous. One of the commissioners to negotiate the surrender of Oxford, 1646.  ?Buried at Chisslehurst, Kent, in which church he has a memorial. Post-mortem inventory, Chislehurst ('The Company to Sir Philip Warwick, May 26, 1662' (Home Miscellaneous, vol. xliii, p. 46), in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), A Calendar of the Court Minutes of the East India Company, 1660-1663 (Oxford, 1922), p. 211; Edward F. Rimbault, The old cheque-book or book of remembrance of the chapel royal from 1561 to 1744 (London, 1872), p. 207; [XXXX David Hughson, London; being an accurate history and description of the British metropolis and its neighbourhood: to thirty miles extent, from an actual perambulation, vol. 5 (London, 1808), p. 275]; no identifiable PRC will); ?PROB 4/9838 Warwick, Phillip, Sir, at his house known by the name of Frogpoole, in Chisleshurst, Kent 1685 12 Nov. Undated
  257. ↑ The Countess of Chesterfeild. Possibly Katherine, countess of Chesterfield, or Anne, dowager countess of Chesterfield (PROB 11/323 Carr 1-58 Will of Katherine Countess of Chesterfield 12 April 1667; PROB 11/325 Carr 117-176 Will of Anne Countess of Chesterfield, Dowager 09 November 1667)
  258. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Great Stanmore ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 24 January 2012
  259. ↑ John Burnell. (See PROB 32/39/238 Deceased: Burnell, John, Stanmore Magna, Middx. (Sworn 1696 Mar. 27); PROB 32/39/251 Deceased: Burnell, John, Stanmore Magna, Middx. Declaration (Sworn 1695/6 Feb. 25))
  260. ↑ 'Bednall Greene,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Stepney : Bednall Green', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 26/02/12
  261. ↑ Dr Whichcott. Probably Dr Benjamin Whichcott (b. ?, d. ca. 1683) (PROB 11/373 Drax 52-101 Will of Benjamin Whichcott or Whichcot, Doctor in Divinity, Professor of Divinity of London 31 May 1683)
  262. ↑ Hen: Dawes. Probably Henry Dawes (b. ?, d. ca. 1671), framework knitter, of Bethnal Green, Middlesex (PROB 11/337 Duke 102-158 Will of Henry Daws or Dawes, Framework Knitter of Bethnal Green, Middlesex 15 December 1671)
  263. ↑ Sr. Wm. Ryder. Sir William Ryder (b. ?, d. 1669), London merchant, commercial partner and correspondent of Sir George Oxenden. Elizabeth Dallison reported to her brother Sir George Oxenden in a letter dated April 1st, 1663: "I dined at S:r Will:m Riders a fortnight since wheare you weare often remembered by S:r W:m & my Lady shee sayeth shee Honors you very much." William Ryder puchased a house in Bethnal Green in ?1661. It is unclear whether he resided in Bethnal Green prior to that date. Several of his children were baptised in the parish of St Olave, Hart Street, in the early 1640s. In his will he requested that he be buried at St Andrew, Undershaft ( Biographical profile of Sir William Ryder; PROB 11/331 Coke 108 - 166 Will of Sir William Ryder of Stepney, Middlesex 02 October 1669; 1st April 1663, Letter from Elizabeth Dalyson to Sir GO; John Cary, New and accurate plan of London and Westminster and the Borough of Southwark (London, 1818), segment 1.7, pub. 2006, UCLA Department of Epidemiology, high res. ver., viewed 02/03/12.; size: 28 1/2" x 48 1/2" folding map; scale 6 1/2" to 1 mile. First pub. in 1787, subsequently revised. Sec. 1.7 shows Sir William Ryder's house had become the "Mad House", and can be seen at the SE corner of the Bethnall Green)
  264. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Stepney : Limehouse', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 10 February 2012
  265. ↑ William Maynard. Just possibly related to William Maynard, mariner (PROB 11/219 Grey 201-251 Will of William Maynard, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 23 December 1651)
  266. ↑ John Severen. Probably John Severne (b. ?, d. ca. 1669), of Limehouse, Middlesex (PROB 32/4/102 Deceased: Severne, John, Limehouse, Stepney, Middx. Inventory 1669 Oct. 1 (1669 Nov. 12))
  267. ↑ Capt Samon. Identity is unclear (See PROB 11/172 Pile 90-123 Will of Robert Salmon, Mariner of Leigh, Essex 21 November 1636; PROB 11/223 Bowyer 154-195 Will of Stephen Salmon, Mariner of Plymouth, Devon September 1652; PROB 11/310 Juxon 1-51 Will of Jacob Salmon, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 25 February 1663; PROB 11/322 Mico 139-184 Will of Thomas Salmon, Mariner of Dover, Kent 16 October 1666)
  268. ↑ John Carter. Possible John Carter (b. ?, d. ca. 1667), citizen and turner, of Limehouse, Middlesex (PROB 32/3/77 Deceased: Carter, John, citizen and turner of London, Limehouse, Middx. Inventory of goods in Limehouse and elsewhere (1667/8 March 5); no discernible PRC will)
  269. ↑ Capt. Shawe. Possibly Captain John Shaw (b. ?, d. ca. 1679), mariner, of Limehouse, Middlesex (PROB 5/2770 Shaw, captain John, of Limehouse, Middx, mariner 1679; see PROB 11/362 Bath 1-59 Will of John Shaw, Commander of the Honorable East India Ship Flying Eagle 05 April 1680)
  270. ↑ Capt. Richard May. Possibly Richard May, mariner (See PROB 11/375 Hare 1-47 Will of Richard May, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 11 April 1684; PROB 11/359 King 1-65 Will of Richard May, Mariner of Rotherhithe, Surrey 27 March 1679
  271. ↑ Sam: Ward. Possibly Samuell Ward (b. ?, d. ca. 1678), grocer, of Limehouse, Stepney, Middlesex. Alternatively Samuell Ward (b. ?, d. ca. 1669), mariner, of Limehouse, Middlesex (PROB 4/15573 Ward, Samuell, of Limehouse in Stepney, Mdx., grocer 1678 11 July; PROB 11/357 Reeve 56-105 Will of Samuell Ward, Grocer of Stepney, Middlesex 09 July 1678)
  272. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Stepney : Limehouse Poplar and Blackwell Hamlet', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 10 February 2012
  273. ↑ Capt. John Swanly (See PROB 11/148 Hele 1-56 Will of Jeremy Swanly or Swanley, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 13 January 1626; PROB 11/213 Pembroke 110-156 Will of Richard Swanley of Limehouse, Middlesex 11 September 1650; PROB 11/312 Juxon 103-150 Will of Elizabeth Swanly, Widow of Stepney, Middlesex 09 October 1663; PROB 11/348 Dycer 52-105 Will of Robert Swanley, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 15 September 1675; PROB 11/393 Exton 131-172 Will of William Swanley, Mariner and now on board the Ship Success in Swally Hole in East India and Master of Stepney, Middlesex 15 November 1688)
  274. ↑ Capt Fenny (See PROB 11/213 Pembroke 110-156 Will of Robert Fenny of Penzance, Cornwall 03 September 1650; PROB 11/415 Coker 91-133 Will of William Fenny or Fenney, Mariner of Wapping Whitechapel, Middlesex 16 August 1693; PROB 4/4640 Pheny, John, of Limehouse, Stepney, Midd. 1671 15 Dec.)
  275. ↑ Capt. Robert Clark (See PROB 11/119 Fenner 1-59 Will of John Clarke, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 11 June 1612; PROB 11/173 Goare 1-58 Will of Richard Clarke, being aboard the Ship Palsgrave in the East Indies of Limehouse, Middlesex 30 January 1637; PROB 11/403 Vere 1-47 Will of John Clarke, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 07 August 1691; PROB 11/554 Fox 173-208 Will of James Clark or Clarke, Ropemaker and Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 08 September 1716)
  276. ↑ Capt. Gunn (See PROB 11/366 North 48-94 Will of Joshua Gun or Gunn, Mariner of Bantam, East Indies 03 April 1681)
  277. ↑ Capt. Thomas Harman. "Captain Thomas Harman, mariner, lived at Dolphin Row, Poplar, and married Grace Chick by license on January 1, 1628. He died in 1670, and his will, which was proved on January 3 of that year, described him as 'Thomas Harman the elder, of Poplar'; bequests were left to his wile Grace, his three children, Thomas Harman, Mary Browse, and Helen Greenaway, and to numerous grandchildren and cousins. Possibly this son Thomas is the Captain Thomas Harman whose naval exploits in the reign of Charles H. were recorded by a series of small pictures in one of the antechambers of Greenwich Hospital. Lysons mentions an almshouse in Poplar, rebuilt by Captain Thomas Harman in 1676" (G.W. Hill, W.H. Frere (eds.), Memorials of Stepney parish that is to say the vestry minutes from 1579 to 1662 (Guilford, 1890-91), p. 198
  278. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Stepney : Mile End', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 10 February 2012
  279. ↑ Geo: Swanley. Just possibly Captain George Swanley (b. ?, d. ca. 1679), of Stepney (PROB 4/3004 Swanley, Captain George, of Stepney alias Stebbonheath, Midd. 1679 29 Oct.)
  280. ↑ Mrs Crowder. Probably the widow of John Crowther (b. ?, d. ca. 1659), the brother-in-law of Sir William Ryder. John Crowther wrote his will in February 1658/59. In his will he described himself as "of the parish of Stebenheath otherwise Stepney in the Countie of Midd Merchant." Stepney parish vestry records show that he was a resident of the hamlet of Mile End (alias Myle End), within the parish of Stepney, along with the merchant Maurice Thompson, who the historian Robert Brenner has characterised as a leading "New Merchant." ('General meeting of the vestry of the parish of Stepney, 27th February 1654/?1655,' in G.W. Hill, W.H. Frere (eds.), Memorials of Stepney parish that is to say the vestry minutes from 1579 to 1662 (Guilford, 1890-91), pp. 202-204; Robert Brenner, Merchants and revolution (Princeton, 1993); PROB 11/294 Pell 400-456 Will of John Crowther, Merchant of Stepney, Middlesex 19 August 1659; see also PROB 32/9/44 Deceased: Crowther, John, Stepney, Middx. Letters of administration 1672 June 3)
  281. ↑ Captaine Curtis, Just possibly William Curtis /b. ?, d. ca. 1670) of Mile End (PROB 4/13931 Curtis, William, of Miles-end in Stepney, Mdx. 1670 8 Dec.)
  282. ↑ Mr. Joseph Cope. Probably M:r Joseph Cope (b. ?, d. ca. 1670) of Mile End, one of nine vestrymen and parishoners of 'Myle End' listed at a vestry meeting of Stepney church, February 27th, 1654. Others listed at that meeting who appear in the Mile End 1666 Hearth tax records are Mrs Crowder (for the deceased Mr. (Captain) John Crowther, and Mr Mepus (possibly a relative of Mr. Thomas Mempris at vestry meeting) (G.W. Hill, W.H. Frere (eds.), Memorials of Stepney parish that is to say the vestry minutes from 1579 to 1662 (Guilford, 1890-91), pp. 202-204); PROB 11/352 Bence 109-158 Will of Joseph Cope, Gentleman of Mile End, Middlesex 11 October 1676
  283. ↑ Wm Bromskill. Just possibly William Brumskill (b. ?, d. ca. 1675), of Gunn Yard, Houndsditch, St Botolph without Aldersgate (PROB 5/4391 Brumskill, William, of Gunn Yard, Houndsditch, St Botolph without Aldgate, London, merchant (includes account), 1675); see also PROB 11/346 Bunce 104-150 Will of William Brunskell, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 09 November 1674
  284. ↑ Mr. John Proud. Possibly Captain John Prowd (b. ?, d. 1681); surveyor of ships for the EEIC in 1660s. Mentioned by a number of Sir George Oxenden's correspondents. Purchased land in Kent from Sir Henry Oxenden, Sir George Oxenden's brother ( PROB 11/368 North 142-189 Will of John Prowd, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 03 December 1681)
  285. ↑ Mr. Mepus. Probably a relative of M:r Thomas Mempris of Mile End, one of nine vestrymen and parishoners of 'Myle End' listed at a vestry meeting of Stepney church, February 27th, 1654. Others listed at that meeting who appear in the Mile End 1666 Hearth tax records are Mrs Crowder (for the deceased Mr. (Captain) John Crowther and Mr. Joseph Cope) (G.W. Hill, W.H. Frere (eds.), Memorials of Stepney parish that is to say the vestry minutes from 1579 to 1662 (Guilford, 1890-91), pp. 202-204); PROB 11/272 Wootton 1-51 Will of Thomas Mempris, Gentleman of Stepney, Middlesex 28 January 1658
  286. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Stepney : Nightingale Lane', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011). URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=119160 Date accessed: 10 February 2012
  287. ↑ Capt. Tho: Ewens. Captain Thomas Ewens was listed as one of ten vestrymen and parishioners of Limehouse at a vestry meeting of Stepney parish church on February 27th, 1654. A footnote in the edited records states "fn. 4 on Capt. Thomas Ewens: "Captain Thomas Ewens, one of those recommended by Waterton (p. 179). His will was dated October 8, 1664, and on March 2, 1666, his widow, Martha (for her life), and son, Thomas, were admitted at a manorial court to his property: - State Papers, Domestic; Stepney Court Rolls, iii. 59, v. 178." (ADD REFERENCE; PROB 11/323 Carr 1-58 Will of Thomas Ewen, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 04 February 1667). The widow of Charles Conyers, who is mentioned by Sir William Ryder in his correspondence with Sir George Oxenden, may have married Captain Thomas Ewens' son, also named Thomas Ewen, who styled himself a gentleman. See "[1667] Dec. 17 Thomas Ewen, of Limehouse, par. Stepney, Midx., Gent., Bach:r, ab:t 27, & Elizabeth Conyers, of S:t Giles, Cripplegate, Wid., ab:t 28; at S:t Giles, Cripplegate" (Joseph Lemuel Chester, Allegations for marriage licences issued by the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, 1558-1699: also, for those issued by the Vicar-General of the Archbishop of Canterbury, 1660 to 1679 (London, 1886), p. 143)
  288. ↑ 'Wapping Hamblett,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Whitechapel: Wapping hamlet (1 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 15/03/12
  289. ↑ 'Wapping Hamblett,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Whitechapel: Wapping hamlet (2 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 15/03/12
  290. ↑ Samuell Hall. Possibly Samuell Hall (b. ?, d. ?), citizen and vintner (PROB 4/14343 Hall, Samuell, of Wapping in St. Mary Matfellon als. Whitechappell, Mdx., Citizen & Vintner of London 1680 19 Oct.; no discernible PRC will)
  291. ↑ Richard Goodlad. Two possible candidates (See PROB 11/388 Foot 90-132 Will of Richard Goodlad, Commander of the good Ship Adventure 22 October 1687; PROB 11/417 Coker 175-222 Will of Richard Goodlad, Gentleman of Stepney, Middlesex 07 November 1693
  292. ↑ William Haddock. William Haddock (b. ?, d. ?), mariner (No discernible PRC inventory; PROB 11/325 Carr 117-176 Will of William Haddock or Haddocke 24 November 1667; see 'Examination of William Haddocke, of Wapping, Middlesex, mariner, aged forty-nine yeares', April 30th, 1656, HCA13/71, ff. 184v - 185r.)
  293. ↑ Edmond Seaman. Possibly Edmund Seaman (b. ?, d. ca. 1666), of Wapping, in St Mary Matsellon alias Whitechapel; or alternatively Edmund Seaman (b. ?, d. ca. 1672), mariner, of Wapping, St Mary Matsellon alias Whitechapel (PROB 4/13274 Seaman, Edmund, of Wapping in St. Mary Matfellon alias White Chappell, Mdx. marriner 1672 30 Nov.; PROB 11/340 Eure 108-157 Will of Edmund Seaman, being now Riding in the Downes in the Good Ship called the Falcon bound outwards on a Voyage to East India in the Service of the Honorable Company of English Merchants 05 September 1672)
  294. ↑ Henry Blackberry. Possibly Henry Blackborrow (b. ?, d. ca. 1680), merchant, of Wapping, Middlesex (PROB 5/2489 Blackborrow, Henry, of Wapping, Middx, merchant (includes commission) 1680)
  295. ↑ John Lambert. Probably John Lambert (b. ?, d. ca. 1669), mariner, of Wapping hamlet, Stepney (PROB 4/13870 Lambert, John, of Wapping hamlet in Stepney, Mdx. 1669 7 May; PROB 11/330 Coke 57-107 Will of John Lambert, Mariner of Wapping, Middlesex 07 May 1669)
  296. ↑ Willm Tomlinson. Probably William Thomlinson (b. ?, d. ca. 1669), of St Mary Matsellon, Wapping, Middlesex (PROB 4/13878 Thomlinson, William, of Wapping in St. Mary Matfellon, Mdx. 1669 29 Jan. Undated; no discernible PRC will; ??PROB 11/326 Hone 1-57 Will of William Thompson, Shipwright of Wapping, Middlesex 20 December 1668)
  297. ↑ Gilbert Upton. Just possibly related to Gilbert Upton, merchant, of Camberwell, Surrey (PROB 4/1514 Upton, Gilbert, of Camberwell, Surrey, merchant 1705 23 March)
  298. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Teddington', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 25 January 2012
  299. ↑ Lord Cheife Justice Bridgman. Sir Orlando Bridgman, lawyer; Elizabeth Dallison had various dealings with Bridgman regarding her brother's legal matters, and also regarding her daughter's jointure, which was under threat of removal due to the attaint of her daughter's husband for treason (PROB 11/345 Bunce 54-103 Will of Sir Orlando Bridgeman, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal 04 July 1674)
  300. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Tottenham', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 24 January 2012
  301. ↑ Jno. Russell sen. Just possibly John Russell, wheelright, of Tottenham High Cross (PROB 4/9515 Russell, John, of Tottenham High Crosse, Middx., wheelwright 1680 16 Sept. (1678); PROB 11/361 King 125-176 Will of John Russell, Wheelwright of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex 11 November 1679)
  302. ↑ Jno. Russell. Just possibly John Russell, wheelright, of Tottenham High Cross (PROB 4/9515 Russell, John, of Tottenham High Crosse, Middx., wheelwright 1680 16 Sept. (1678); PROB 11/361 King 125-176 Will of John Russell, Wheelwright of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex 11 November 1679)
  303. ↑ Jno. Cooper. Just possibly John Cooper of Tottenham High Crosse (PROB 4/14231 Cooper, John, of Tottenham Highcrosse, Mdx. 1674 1 Oct. Undated)
  304. ↑ Jno. Cooper. Just possibly John Cooper of Tottenham High Crosse (PROB 4/14231 Cooper, John, of Tottenham Highcrosse, Mdx. 1674 1 Oct. Undated)
  305. ↑ Jno. Deshicke (sic) Knt.. Sir John Dethwick (alias Dethick), London merchant; father-in-law of Sir John Banks, a correspondent of Sir George Oxenden. Sir John Banks acqquired a substantial property in Aylesford, just outside Maidstone, in Kent, with XXX hearths (PROB 11/335 Duke 1-53 Will of Sir John Dethick, Mercer of Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex 06 April 1671; PROB 4/14002 Dethicke, Sir John, kt., of Tottenham High Crosse, Mdx. 1671 24 July; 1st April 1663, Letter from John Bankes to Sir GO, London; XXXX)
  306. ↑ 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Uxbridge ', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 24 January 2012
  307. ↑ Sr. Christopher Abdy (PROB 11/357 Reeve 56-105 Will of Sir Christopher Abdy of Uxbridge, Middlesex 14 May 1678; PROB 18/10/41 Probate lawsuit Abdye v Bodington, concerning the deceased Sir Christopher Abdye kt, of Uxbridge, Middlesex, who died in the parish of St Andrew Holborn, Middlesex. Interrogatory; PROB 18/10/98 Probate lawsuit Bodington v Abdy, concerning the deceased Sir Christopher Abdye, kt of Uxbridge, Middlesex, who died in the parish of St Andrew Holborn, Middlesex. Allegation and interrogatory 1678)
  308. ↑ 'Whitechapel hamplet, pt. 1,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Whitechapel: Whitechapel hamlet (3 of 3)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 13/03/12
  309. ↑ Willm Meggs Esqr. Probably William Meggs junior, London merchant [PROB 4/19510 Meggs, William, of St. Mary Matfellon als. Whitechappell, Mdx., esq. 1680 10 June illeg.; "William Meggs Junior will" PROB 11/356 Reeve 1-55 Will of William Meggs of Whitechapel, Middlesex 26 November 1678]
  310. ↑ 'Whitechapel hamplet, pt. 3,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Whitechapel: Whitechapel hamlet (3 of 3)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 13/03/12
  311. ↑ Andrew West. Possibly Andrew West (b. ?, d. ca. 1679), merchant, of St Mary Matsellon alias Whitechaoel, Middlesex (PROB 4/11145 West, Andrew, of St. Mary Matfellon alias Whitechapel, Mdx., merchant 1679 23 Sept.; PROB 11/360 King 66-124 Will of Andrew West, Merchant of London 22 September 1679)

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