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Part 1: Bede Roll, nos 277-302

[1487] [24 May 1487–14 May 1488]

277. [f. 32r, col.1] Nomina fratrum et sororum de novo intrancium tempore Johannis Sellars et Johannis Deynys (fn. 1) anno domini Millesimo CCCCo lxxxvij.

  • Nomina sacerdotum
  • Magister Johannes Wymarke
  • Magister Thomas Cruker
  • Dominus Hugo Lenererd
  • Dominus Ricardus Lake
  • Dominus Johannes Theballe
  • Dominus Johannes Baker
  • Dominus Johannes Ruttur
  • Dominus Johannes Bekynham
  • Dominus Willelmus Cokkes (fn. 2)
  • Dominus Johannes Myddelton
  • Dominus Willelmus Dixon
  • Dominus Willelmus Stokes

    278. Nomina clericorum

  • Iohannes Marten (fn. 3)
  • Willelmus Nicols
  • Iohannes Tuke (fn. 4)
  • Iohannes Water
  • Willelmus Rede
  • Iohannes Bysshop
  • Iohannes Crosse (fn. 5)
  • Willelmus Carfili
  • Willelmus Wysman
  • Walterus Athelborow
  • Iohannes Borowbrygge (fn. 6)
  • Thomas Framton
  • Nycholaus Barker
  • Thomas Aleyn
  • Iohannes Tryplarde
  • Willelmus Strangwyshe

    279. Nomina uxorum clericorum

  • Iohanna Sellars
  • Iohanna Tryplarde
  • Alianora Randolfe
  • Agnes Dowsyng

    280. Nomina secularium

  • Magister Johannes Wryth gartur (fn. 7)
  • Dominus Thomas Holme miles (fn. 8)
  • Magister Robertus Drope (fn. 9)
  • Willelmus Palmer
  • Willelmus Johnson
  • Iohannes Maydyn
  • Henricus Mayre (fn. 10)
  • Robertus Bekyngham
  • [f. 32r, col.2] Ricardus Turnant
  • Thomas Hore
  • Iohannes Pratt
  • Thomas Cooke
  • Iohannes Deryke
  • Stephanus Ingram
  • Thomas Gonne
  • Andreus Morter
  • Thomas Parker (fn. 11)
  • Alexander Arnolde
  • Thomas Garnet (fn. 12)
  • Ricardus Lemman
  • Iohannes Cole
  • Corte Derykson
  • Iohannes Harwest
  • Iohannes Idell
  • Willelmus Rose
  • Henricus Scherwode (fn. 13)
  • Henricus Bri
  • Willelmus Branche
  • Willelmus Abre
  • Ricardus Wylkynson
  • Godfridus Garardson
  • Adrianus Nause
  • Henricus Fronte (fn. 14)
  • Iohannes Bower
  • Rogerus Brokom
  • Robertus Howtyng (fn. 15)
  • Ricardus Pykcarde
  • Willelmus Newborow
  • Thomas Marche (fn. 16)
  • Willelmus Bryan
  • Willelmus Hylton
  • David Westberry (fn. 17)
  • Thomas Talbott
  • Willelmus Pypparde (fn. 18)
  • Willelmus Campyon
  • Willelmus Bowle
  • Magister Petrus Grevys
  • Thomas Maners
  • Iohannes Crowche
  • Ricardus Dagenhall
  • Edmundus Atkynson
  • Thomas Hodde
  • Iohannes Jonson
  • Willelmus Dye
  • Iohannes Wyllson
  • Iohannes Dove
  • Rogerus Wylmott

    281. Nomina uxorum secularium (fn. 19)

  • Domina Margareta Alley (fn. 20)
  • Domina Beatrix Philyp
  • Domina Elizabeth Holme (fn. 21)
  • Elionora Wrythe (fn. 22)
  • [f. 32v, col.1] Alicia Lee
  • Alicia Turnant
  • Elena Hoore
  • Elena Pratt
  • Elena Roger
  • Cristina Sande
  • Elizabeth Cooke
  • Margareta Deryke
  • Alicia Ingram
  • Isabella Gonne
  • Elionora Qwynne
  • Adreana Morter
  • Agnes Parker (fn. 23)
  • Margareta Marshall virgo
  • Margeria Tempulman
  • Elyzabeth Arnolde
  • Elyzabeth Garnet (fn. 24)
  • Alicia Lemman
  • Isabella Derykson
  • Iohanna Harvest
  • Margareta Phyllyp
  • Iohanna Can
  • Alicia Idell
  • Iohanna Rose
  • Alicia Scherewode (fn. 25)
  • Margareta Brewster
  • Iohanna Garardson
  • Matilda Skynner
  • Matilda Stafforde
  • Katerina Nause
  • Alicia Maye
  • Elizabeth Godebowre
  • Maria Myddelton
  • Margeria Spenser
  • Margareta Howtyng (fn. 26)
  • Alicia Chapman
  • Agnes Pykkarde
  • Alicia Newborrow
  • Elizabeth Marche (fn. 27)
  • Agnes Bryan
  • Margareta Hylton
  • Iohanna Benet
  • Iohanna Westbery (fn. 28)
  • Iohanna Thomas
  • Elizabeth Pypparde (fn. 29)
  • Alicia Campyon
  • Margeria Bowle
  • Elizabeth Dagenhale
  • Iohanna Crowche
  • Agnes Parker
  • Iohanna Sergeant
  • Margareta Lyall
  • Iohanna Jhonson
  • Alicia Berton
  • Margareta Dye
  • Iohanna More
  • Alicia Dove
  • Alicia Davy

    282. [f. 32v, col.2] Nomina sacerdotum mortuorum

  • Magister Robertus Sheperde
  • Dominus Johannes Gregory
  • Dominus Willelmus Lucas anker (fn. 30)

    283. Nomina clericorum mortuorum

  • Willelmus Marshall
  • Robertus Hochyn
  • Iohannes Essam
  • Iohannes Colyns

    284. Nomina uxorum clericorum (fn. 31)

  • Cecilia Howton

    285. Nomina secularium mortuorum

  • Magister Robertus Drope
  • Magister Averey Carnbor[o]w
  • Willelmus Palmer
  • Iohannes Bacheler
  • Thomas Wymarke
  • Henricus Crane
  • Willelmus Pratt
  • Iohannes Seman
  • Willelmus Croke
  • Robertus Marche (fn. 32)
  • Robertus Ewell
  • Willelmus Atkynson
  • Iohannes Jacob
  • Willelmus Johnson
  • Iohannes Gardener
  • Stephanus Clamparde (fn. 33)
  • Thomas Talbott

    286. Nomina mulierum mortuorum

  • Domina Margareta Alley
  • Alicia Yerde
  • Elizabeth Walpole
  • Agnes Alyson
  • Katerina Crane
  • Margareta Abbas
  • Katerina Nause
  • Iohanna Westbery
  • Iohanna Jonson
  • Alicia Newborow
  • Elizabeth Saynte
  • Elena Orrabull
  • Cristina Bentley

[1488] [15 May 1488–27 May 1489]

287. [f. 33r, col.1] Tempore Thome Dyer clerici Sancti Michaelis iuxta Croked Lane et Willelmi Sibilis clerici Sancti Stephani Walbroke magistrorum fraternitatis sive gilda Sancti Nicholai episcopi et confessoris anno domini Millesimo CCCCo lxxxviijo et anno regni regis Henrici vii iijo Horne salter maiore civitatis London.

  • Nomina fratrum intrancium tempore ante dicti Thome et Willelmi.

  • Nomina sacerdotum
  • Magister Willelmus Wrixam (fn. 34)
  • Magister Johannes Harvy
  • Magister Robartus Bradow (fn. 35)
  • Magister Johannes Androwson
  • Dominus Edmundus Rule
  • Magister Johannes Churche
  • Dominus Johannes Wakefeld
  • Dominus Thomas Dey
  • Dominus Thomas Bunddy
  • Dominus Willelmus Glover
  • Dominus Willelmus Asteley
  • Dominus Thomas Couper
  • Dominus Willelmus Hachew
  • Dominus Richardus Biddyng

    288. Nomina monachorum

  • Magister Johannes Waterdene (fn. 36)
  • Magister Johannes Fasset (fn. 37)
  • Dominus Edwardus Hulke
  • Dominus Johannes Drouri

    289. Nomina clericorum

  • Nicholaus Garvey
  • Thomas Munde
  • Willelmus Mede
  • Iohannes Watson
  • Thomas Fayrefox (fn. 38)
  • Iohannes Grey (fn. 39)
  • Iohannes Dyghtton
  • Rogerus Robyns (fn. 40)
  • Richardus Sparke
  • Thomas Birch
  • Thomas Herybr[o]wne
  • Thomas Laytun

    290. Nomina secularium

  • Dominus Johannes Fynkell miles (fn. 41)
  • Iohannes Naylar
  • Edwardus Fynkell
  • Thomas Spens (fn. 42)
  • Richardus Spenser
  • Iohannes Banaster
  • Iohannes Squier
  • Richardus Kell
  • Gye Harnden
  • Robertus Dyneley
  • Thomas Hill
  • Willelmus Wilkyns (fn. 43)
  • [f. 33r, col.2] Sebastianus Giglys (fn. 44)
  • Iohannes Munden (fn. 45)
  • Iohannes Crowchefelde
  • Iohannes Caveler
  • Thomas Trappis
  • Iohannes de Merode
  • Iohannes Lecawell
  • Richardus Freman (fn. 46)
  • Robertus Pownd
  • Ambrosius de Brasus
  • Iohannes Exnyng
  • Magister Thomas Creyme (fn. 47)
  • Iohannes Benyll
  • Richardus Morley
  • Willelmus Younge
  • Iohannes Hawse (fn. 48)
  • Iacobus W[o?]lmer
  • Ricardus Keverston
  • Nicholaus Rigby
  • Cristoforis Walker
  • Thomas Logyngham
  • Cristoforis Kechyn (fn. 49)
  • Iohannes Luke
  • Iohannes Styner
  • Radulphus Welbeke
  • Willelmus Howt
  • Iohannes Gryffith
  • Galfridus Amorton
  • Iohannes Portwood
  • Thomas Ledall
  • Nicholaus Bomwise
  • Thomas Turnor

    291. Nomina uxorum clericorum

  • Elizabeth Fey'ohn (fn. 50)
  • Iohanna Towton
  • [blank] Mede
  • Elizabeth Munde

    292. Nomina uxorum secularium

  • Domina Johanna Hariote (fn. 51)
  • Domina Katerina Finkell (fn. 52)
  • Domina Johanna Teste (fn. 53)
  • Agneta Finkell
  • Iohanna Bannaster
  • Elizabeth Spens (fn. 54)
  • Mercy Spenser
  • Margeria Squier
  • Iohanna Marchall
  • Margareta Hawse (fn. 55)
  • Matilda Caveler
  • Pernell Penne
  • Agnes Nayler
  • Margareta Trappis
  • Gilmyn Powchyn
  • Margareta Growe
  • Anna Bisett
  • Hoope Gose
  • Alicia Davers
  • Alicia Hardene
  • Alicia Wilkyns (fn. 56)
  • Alicia Hews
  • Margareta Younge
  • Iohanna Mathewsum
  • Elizabeth Laurens
  • [f. 33r, col.3] Elizabeth Hill
  • Cristina Reverston
  • Alicia Howt
  • Elizabeth Bekingham
  • [blank] Turnar

    293. Haec sunt nomina mortuorum

  • Iohannes Harpam
  • Thomas Plawden
  • David Wesbery
  • Magister [blank] Holgrave
  • Willelmus Felde
  • Elizabeth Goll
  • Iohanna Worceter
  • Iohannes Granger
  • Iohannes Schipman (fn. 57)
  • Iohannes Fyschen
  • Robartus Olney
  • Iohannes Peke
  • Elizabeth Kirkby
  • Gilbertus Banaster
  • Willelmus Sawnder
  • Alis Browne
  • Richard Pikarde
  • Iohanna Kent
  • Edwardus Doysi
  • Thomas Poldringe
  • Barnardus de la Sosa
  • Iohanna Alwyn
  • Agnes Chenay
  • Iohannes Barkar
  • Iohannes Braymonger
  • Thomas Talbot
  • Iohannes Markis
  • Nicholaus Barkar
  • Iohanna Atkynson
  • Iuliana Wapled (fn. 58)
  • Robertus Swayne
  • Elizabeth Dagenall
  • Willelmus Driver (fn. 59)
  • Andrea Borell
  • Elizabeth Russell
  • Thomas Lindissai
  • Agnes Frontt
  • Richard Browne
  • Alicia Graunte
  • Iohannes Eustas
  • Richard Turnant
  • Agnes Cole
  • Margareta Fittziohn
  • Cristiana Bentley
  • Iohannes Kirton
  • Matilda Kell
  • Katherina Martine
  • Iohannes Crowfeld
  • Iacobus W[o?]lmer
  • Richard Keverston
  • Nicholaus Rigby
  • Cristoforis Walker
  • Anna Blisset
  • Hoope Gose
  • Alicia Davis
  • Juliana Edirse almes folke
  • Robertus Kyrton almes folke

    294. Nomina presbiterorum mortuorum

  • [f. 33v, col.1] Dominus Johannes
  • Stone
  • Dominus Johannes Lake
  • Magister Robertus Wod
  • Magister Willelmus Wodkok
  • Dominus Johannes Davy
  • Dominus Johannes Benett
  • Magister Johannes Chadworth
  • Magister Willelmus Chirchesey
  • Dominus Ricardus Tedyngton

[1489] [28 May 1489–19 May 1490]

295. [f. 33v, col.1] Tempore Willelmi Randall (fn. 60) clerici Sancta Anna iuxta Aldyrichgate et Thome Golde clerici Sancte Margarete Moyses magistrorum fraternitatis sive gilde Sancti Nicholai episcopi et confessoris anno domini Millesimo CCCColxxxixo et anno regni regis Henrici vij iiijo Tate mercer maiore civitatis London.

  • Nomina sacerdotum
  • Magister Johannes Fizchew
  • Dominus Willelmus Tofte
  • Magister Johannes Warde
  • Dominus Willelmus Stanis

    296. Nomina clericorum

  • Willelmus Parke (fn. 61)
  • Edmundus Smyth
  • Mores Wodwarde
  • Thoms Stondych
  • Iohannes Hyclingham
  • Iohannes Smyth
  • Ricardus Mores

    297. Nomina secularium

  • Mayster Gardener aldirman (fn. 62)
  • Iohannes Kyrkby
  • Edwarde Benett
  • Thomas Stader
  • Iohannes Grocher
  • Maister Willelmus Lacy
  • Willelmus Granger (fn. 63)
  • Robertus Staldyng
  • Richardus Colle
  • Iohannes Sonday
  • Iohannes Pellarow
  • Iohannes Hardy
  • Iohannes Feld
  • Iohannes Wellis
  • Harry Wayett (fn. 64)
  • Minide Iennens
  • Laurencius Aylmer
  • Thomas Kellow
  • Roger Cley
  • Harry Morgan
  • Iohannes Frend
  • Iohannes Sympsun
  • Richard Doune
  • Thomas Chelcham
  • [f. 33v, col.2] Harry Kellow (fn. 65)
  • Iohannes Raves

    298. Nomina uxorum

  • Dame Jane Cham[b]yrlayn
  • Agnete Isaac
  • Margareta Kerkyde
  • Iohanna Benet
  • Iohanna Nigtyngall
  • Agnete Rewis
  • Matilda Hoppy (fn. 66)
  • Elizabeth Warin
  • Adrian Uoduard
  • Iohanna Newborow
  • Annes Rondley
  • Elena Harrison
  • Margareta Goll
  • Isabella Dene
  • Margareta Sonday
  • Rosse Feld
  • Elizabeth Atkynson
  • Iohanna Renewus
  • Margere Aylmer
  • Iohanna Kellew
  • Isabell Symsun
  • Iohanna Dove
  • Elesabeth Chelcham
  • Annes Kellow
  • Ielian Revys
  • Alys Stadard
  • Margareta Granger (fn. 67)
  • Margere Robbis

    299. Hec sunt nomina mortuorum (fn. 68)

  • Dominus Willelmus Stokis
  • Dominus Johannes Walsch
  • Dominus Richardus Focher
  • Dominus Johannes Caldwyn

    300. Thomas Halden

  • Richard Walker
  • Iohannes Buri
  • Harri Crane
  • Thomas Hertt

    301. Alys Corby

  • Margaret Barnam

    302. Richard Hulle (fn. 69)

  • Willelmus Brerton
  • Cristina Glosborne
  • Robard Hill
  • Water Bartlot
  • Stephanus Burtun (fn. 70)
  • Willelmus Cressi
  • Robarde Swayne
  • Maister Robarde Percy
  • Michaell Harreys
  • Iohannes Adam
  • Harre Sewall
  • Thomas Clerke
  • [f. 33v, col.3] Alis Lemman
  • Annes Ledys
  • Helena Herford
  • Margaret Clerke
  • Annes Resby
  • Eva Whytcleff
  • Iohanna Hall
  • Elizabeth Gaylle
  • Iohanna Canne
  • Annes Overey
  • Margere Bartram
  • Elizabeth Harben
  • Iohanna Jaie
  • Anna Flemyng
  • Elizabeth Bakon
  • Margere Eardley

Footnotes

  • 1. Senior master in 1503, where he is identified as parish clerk of St Margaret Moses (412).
  • 2. A common name. A William Cox was rector of St Margaret New Fish Street 1472–1512, when he died (Hennessy, p 275) but another priest of this name was admitted in 1474 (159).
  • 3. Several clerks or conducts of this name are noted in Baillie, Biographical Notes. The identifications offered there are speculative.
  • 4. A John Tuke is noted as a clerk of the second form from Michaelmas 1486 to 21 December 1492 and master of the choristers and organ player at St George's Chapel, Windsor. See R Bowers, Lists of Windsor personnel deposited at St George's Chapel Archives.
  • 5. Among deaths for 1509 (492). Probably the John Cross of St Margaret Westminster whose wife is mentioned as the recipient of wages for washing the church's linen and vestments in the churchwardens' accounts from 1500–6 (Westminster City Archives: E1 (microfilm), pp 422, 452, 488 and 514). This was a traditional task of the parish clerk or his wife.
  • 6. Junior master and parish clerk of St Bride in 1503 (412). It is unlikely that the John Burbridge (Burbrig) who was clerk of St Andrew Hubbard in 1523–5 is the same man (contra Baillie, Biographical Notes) although he might be related.
  • 7. Among deaths for 1504 (431). John Wryth, Garter King of Arms, who requested burial in the choir of St Giles Cripplegate with his late wife Elinor by his will of 30 March, proved 30 April, 1504 (PROB 11/14. f. 71v). Clerks (i.e. parish clerks) who attended his funeral were to be paid 'after the rate', namely the rate set by their Fraternity of St Nicholas. On the fees charged under the ordinances of 1553, see Christie, pp 149–50. Elinor was admitted with him in 1487 (281).
  • 8. Thomas Holme, Kt, Clarenceux King of Arms, who granted arms to the parish clerks' fraternity in 1482. See FW Steer, The Armorial Bearings of the Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks of London, (privately printed, 1975), p 1. The grant is in the Museum of London. Holme's death is not recorded on BR.
  • 9. Among deaths for 1487 (285). Robert Drope, master of the Drapers 1477 and 1482; alderman 1468–87, mayor 1474 (Beaven, II, 13; Thrupp, p 337). By his will (codicil 19 June) proved 19 October 1487 he requested burial in the tomb he had erected in the choir of St Michael Cornhill and left 20s to the parish clerks' frater- nity (PROB 11/8, f. 32r).
  • 10. A Henry Mayre (Mayour) was admitted to the Scriveners' fraternity in 1481, served as clerk and beadle of the Goldsmiths in 1486–92 and of the Merchant Taylors from 1493 until after 1512. See M Davies The Merchant Taylors' Company of London: Court Minutes 1486–1493 (2000), pp 10–2.
  • 11. Among deaths for 1498 (368). Probably the Thomas Parker, citizen and leath- erseller, of St Olave, Southwark whose wife Agnes is described as deceased in his will of 30 November, proved 13 December, 1497 (PROB 11/7, f. 127v). An Agnes Parker was also admitted in 1487 and is among deaths for 1498 (281, 369). Parker had however, married another wife Elizabeth by the time his will was drawn up.
  • 12. Among deaths for 1501 (396). Probably the Thomas Garnet, citizen and armourer, of London who requested burial in the church of St Mary Magdalene, Southwark, by his will of 27 September, proved 14 October, 1500 (London Metropolitan Archives: DW/PA/7/2, f. 71r). His wife Elizabeth is mentioned there and an Eliza- beth Garnet was admitted with Thomas below (281).
  • 13. Among deaths for 1499 (377). Probably the Henry Sherwood, citizen and fuller, who requested burial in the church of St Swithin by London Stone and was born in Saffron Walden, Essex. He left a will of 30 July 1498 (Guildhall MS 9171 8. f. 187v) and probate was granted to his widow Alice later that year (Guildhall MS 9168/1, f. 79v). An Alice Sherwood (Scherewode) was admitted with Henry above (281).
  • 14. Among deaths for 1511 (518). Perhaps the Henry Front (Fronte/Frounte) of St Olave Silver Street whose will was proved on 26 May 1511 (Guildhall MS 9168/3, f. 52r).
  • 15. Among deaths for 1507 (467). He was churchwarden of St Mary at Hill in 1492–3. See H Littlehales, The medieval records of a London city church, Early English Text Society (1905), p 182. A citizen and fishmonger, Howting requested burial in the above church within the chapel of St Katherine by his will of 17 August, proved 3 September, 1506 (PROB 11/15, f. 99v). His wife Margaret, mentioned there, was admitted with him in 1487 (281).
  • 16. Among deaths for 1491 (314). Probably the Thomas March who requested burial in the church of St Mary Magdalene, Southwark by his will (no date of probate) of 8 January 1490 (PROB 11/8, f. 217r). His wife Elizabeth is mentioned there and an Elizabeth March was admitted with Thomas in 1487 (281).
  • 17. Among deaths (as Wesbery) for 1488 (293). Probably the David Westbury, citizen and woodmonger, who requested burial close to his wife in the church of St Andrew Hubbard by his will of 2 January, proved 23 January, 1488 (Guildhall MS 9171/7, f. 106v).
  • 18. Among deaths (as Peparde) for 1504 (431). Presumably the William Pippard, waxchandler, of St Lawrence Jewry who died before 2 May 1504 and whose widow Elizabeth renounced the administration of his will (Guildhall MS 9168/2, f. 17v). See Elizabeth Pippard below (281).
  • 19. The title is incorrect, as there is one unmarried woman, Margaret Marshall, among the wives of the laity listed below.
  • 20. Among deaths below (286). This is the Dame Margaret Alley (Halley) who, after the death of her previous husband Clement Lyffyn in 1450 (29) married Richard Alley, alderman and skinner and subsequently Adam Castlehill. By her will of 23 June, proved 28 November, 1486 she requested burial with Lyffyn in the Lady chapel of St Michael Cornhill and left 6s 8d to the parish clerks' and Pappey frater- nities respectively (Guildhall MS 9171/7, f. 60r).
  • 21. Elizabeth, wife of Sir Thomas Holme, also admitted in 1487 (280). She acted as executrix of his will and was granted probate on 10 June 1494 (PROB 11/10, f. 69v).
  • 22. Among deaths for 1497 (361). Wife of John Wryth, Garter King of Arms, admitted above (280) and buried in St Giles Cripplegate (PROB 11/14, f. 71v).
  • 23. Among deaths for 1498 (369). Apparently the wife of Thomas Parker above (280).
  • 24. See Thomas Garnet above (280).
  • 25. See Henry Sherwood above (280).
  • 26. See Robert Howtyng above (280).
  • 27. See Thomas March above (280).
  • 28. Also among deaths below (286). Probably the wife of David Westbury (Wesbery) who is recorded among deaths for 1488 (293). His late wife Joan is mentioned as being buried in the church of St Andrew Hubbard when his will was drawn up on 2 January 1488 (Guildhall MS 9171/7, f. 106v).
  • 29. Presumably the wife of William Pippard, admitted with Elizabeth in 1487 (280) and among deaths for 1504 (431). As the widow of Pippard, a waxchandler of St Lawrence Jewry, Elizabeth was cited to appear before the commissary court of London on 2 May 1504. Administration of the will was renounced on 4 May (Guildhall MS 9168/2, f. 17v).
  • 30. William Lucas, anchorite at All Hallows London Wall, who died c1486 (VCH London, I, p 588).
  • 31. Deceased clerks' wives are intended here.
  • 32. Probably the Robert March who requested burial before the altar of St Anne in St Mary Magdalene, Southwark with his late wife by his will of 2 February, proved 14 February, 1487 (PROB 11/8, f. 2v). His son Thomas is mentioned there and one of this name is among admissions above (280).
  • 33. A blacksmith and common councilman (Tucker); he requested burial within the church of St Sepulchre by his will of 31 May, proved 4 July, 1487 (PROB 11/8, f. 23v). Clampard's wife Elizabeth is mentioned there and an Elizabeth Clampard is among admissions for 1486 (271).
  • 34. See William Wrixham (Wryxsham) (96)
  • 35. Among deaths for 1494 (338). Robert Bradow, BD, rector of St Mary Woolnoth 1484–94, when he died (Hennessy, pp 315, cxxxiii).
  • 36. Probably John Waterdene, monk of Westminster Abbey (admitted in the year Michaelmas 1461–2, first mass 1463–4, precentor c1483–91, 1493–4, and infir- marer 1494–1505, when he died). See Pearce, p 158.
  • 37. Among deaths for 1501 (393). John Fasset (Fascet), elected abbot of Westminster 9 July 1498, who died in the summer of 1500. He celebrated his first mass in the year Michaelmas 1478–9, was treasurer and bailiff 1486–92 and prior 1492–8. See Pearce, p 163.
  • 38. A Thomas Fairfax who requested burial in the church of St Mary Woolnoth left a will of 1 October, proved 7 October, 1490 (Guildhall MS 9171/8, f. 10r) but there is no indication as to his occupation.
  • 39. Perhaps the John Grey who was parish clerk of St Stephen Walbrook in 1481 (Mc Murray, Index).
  • 40. Parish clerk of St Bride and senior master in 1521 (612). There is no reason to conflate his career with that of the Roger Robbins who was clerk of the Chapel of St Thomas, London Bridge, 1534–8, contra Baillie, Biographical Notes.
  • 41. Among deaths for 1500 (386). John Finkell, thrice master of the Drapers, MP London 1483, 1484; alderman 1485–99; Kt 1487 (Beaven, II, 17). By his will of 27 May, proved 2 July, 1499, he requested burial in the church of St Michael Crooked Lane (PROB 11/11, f. 286v). His wife Katherine was admitted with him below (292).
  • 42. Among deaths for 1504 (431). Probably the Thomas Spence, citizen and stockfish- monger, who requested burial in the church of St Michael Crooked Lane by his will of 9 June, proved 16 July, 1503 (PROB 11/13, f. 193v). His wife Elizabeth is mentioned there, and an Elizabeth Spence (Spens) was admitted with Thomas below (292).
  • 43. Among deaths for 1491 (314). William Wilkins, citizen and brewer, who requested burial in the church of St Martin Orgar, with his late wife Alice, by his will of 16 November, proved 17 December, 1490. (PROB 11/8, f. 287v). He bequeathed 6s 8d to the parish clerks' fraternity to pray for his soul. Alice was admitted with him below (292).
  • 44. See DNB for the activities of the Italian Gigli family in England.
  • 45. Among deaths for 1492 (322). Perhaps the John Munden (Monden), of St Olave Southwark, who left a will of 3 March 1486, proved 22 May 1492 (PROB 11/11, f. 149r).
  • 46. Among deaths for 1496 (354). Perhaps the Richard Freeman (Freman), citizen and grocer, parishioner of St Mary Colechurch, who requested burial in St Thomas of Acon by his will of 18 (?)June, proved 10 September, 1495 (PROB 11/10, f. 203r).
  • 47. Thomas Creymer, a draper, who married Joan, widow of William Heryot, alderman and draper (Thrupp, p 349, sub Heryot). His future wife Joan along with her first husband's brothers Edward and John Finkell and other Finkells were all admitted in 1488 (290, 292).
  • 48. Among deaths for 1517 (577). John Hawes (Hawys), master of the Mercers 1502, 1510, alderman 1501–10 (Beaven, II, 20). He requested burial in the church of St Thomas of Acon with his late wife Margaret if he died in London by his will of 28 August 1516, proved 18 May 1517, and left 40s to the parish clerks' and Pappey fraternities respectively (PROB 11/18, f. 240r).
  • 49. Among deaths for 1499 (377). Kitchin was junior master of the Carpenters in 1489 and 1490 and requested burial in St Andrew Undershaft by his will of 3 September 1496, proved 28 November 1498 (Guildhall MS 9171/8, f. 192v).
  • 50. Elizabeth Fitzjohn, wife of Thomas Fitzjohn, master in 1479 (204) and parish clerk of St Stephen Coleman Street who is mentioned in his will of 20 February 1498 (Guildhall MS 9171/8, f. 214v). She apparently succeeded Margery Fitzjohn, among the clerks' wives admitted in 1479 (206), and perhaps Margaret Fitzjohn who is among deaths for 1488 (293).
  • 51. Widow of William Heryot, alderman and draper. She later married Thomas Creymer (Creyme) above (290). See Thrupp, p 349.
  • 52. See John Finkell above (290). Katherine, his wife, is among deaths for 1497 (361).
  • 53. Joan Test, widow of Sir Robert Test (169) requested burial with him in the church of All Hallows Staining (although she was lately of St Gabriel Fenchurch Street) by her will of 16 January, proved 31 October, 1487. Their joint monument was erected there (Stow, Survey, ed Kingsford, I, 204). Her admission on BR is apparently a posthumous one.
  • 54. Among deaths for 1513 (540). Probably the Elizabeth wife of Thomas Spence (Spens) above (290).
  • 55. Among deaths for 1510 (577). See John Hawes above (290).
  • 56. Among deaths for 1490 (309). Wife of William Wilkins (Wilkyns) above (290). She was buried in St Martin Orgar (PROB 11/8, f. 287v).
  • 57. A John Shipman, gentleman, requested burial in the Lady chapel of St Bartholomew Smithfield by his will of 20 June, proved 19 December, 1487 (Guild- hall MS 9171/7, f. 106r).
  • 58. Presumably the Julian Whaplode who is mentioned as the wife (in 1477) and exec- utrix (in 1480) of Richard Whaplode in his will (Guildhall MS 9171/6, f. 308v). He appears among admissions for 1457 (51) and deaths for 1481 (229). She apparently succeeded Joan Whaplode, who is among admissions for 1457 (52) as a later wife of Richard. Julian is also mentioned as the mother-in-law of Robert Swayne, also among deaths for 1488 below (293) in his will of 9 June, proved 17 June, 1488, where he requested burial next to her in the porch of St Margaret Fish Street Hill (Guildhall MS 9171/7, f. 127v).
  • 59. A William Driver requested burial in the sepulchre of St Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex, by his will of 14 September, proved 28 November, 1487 (Guildhall MS 9171/7, f. 117v). Among his children was a son Thomas and a Thomas Driver is among admissions for 1482 (234).
  • 60. William Randall appears as parish clerk of St Anne and St Agnes from 1480 (Mc Murray, Index).
  • 61. Perhaps the William Park who was master of the choristers of the Lady chapel choir at Westminster Abbey between 1491 and 1497 (Westminster Abbey Muniments 19102–7). See F Kisby, 'Music and Musicians of Early Tudor Westminster', Early Music (May 1995), p 236.
  • 62. Richard Gardener, mercer; mayor and MP London 1478; alderman 1469–90, when he died (Beaven, II, 14; Thrupp, p 344). By his will of 1 April 1488, proved 4 February 1490, he requested burial in the Lady chapel of St Pancras Soper Lane (PROB 11/8, f. 277r) where his monument was erected (Stow, Survey, ed Kings- ford, I, 261).
  • 63. A William Granger is among deaths for 1504 (431) although another of this name was admitted in 1498 (365). Perhaps the William Granger of Stepney, Middlesex, probate of whose will was granted to his widow Margaret on 16 July 1504 (Guild- hall MS 9168/2, f. 55v). A Margaret Granger was admitted with William in 1489 (298).
  • 64. Among deaths for 1499 (377). Presumably the Henry Waite (Wayte), citizen, mercer and merchant of the Staple, who requested burial in his parish church of St Margaret Pattens by his will of 17 June, proved 16 October, 1498 (PROB 11/11, f. 156r). This mentions his wife Alice and an Alice Waite (Wayte) was also admitted in 1499 (374) when Henry's death is recorded. Among other bequests he left 5s to 'John our parish clerk' to pray for him.
  • 65. Among deaths for 1495 (345). A citizen and tailor, Kellow requested burial in the chapel of St Stephen at St Mary at Hill, and left 3s 4d to the parish clerks' fraternity by his will of 11 December 1494, proved 9 January 1495 (PROB 11/10, f. 173v).
  • 66. Probably the later wife of William Oppy, brewer and parishioner of St Magnus Martyr, who is mentioned in his will of 2 September, proved 21 September, 1496 (PROB 11/11, f. 7v). William Oppy is apparently among admissions for 1479 (181) and deaths for 1497 (361).
  • 67. See William Granger (297).
  • 68. The deaths in sections 299–302 refer to priests, clerks, clerks' wives and laity respectively.
  • 69. A Richard Hull, citizen and mercer, of St Lawrence Jewry, left a will of 23 May, proved 4 November, 1488 (PROB 11/8, f. 105r).
  • 70. Perhaps the Stephen Burton, citizen and freemason, who requested burial in the church of St Michael Cornhill with his late wife Joan by his will of 30 October, proved 13 November, 1488 (PROB 11/8, f. 105r). He was active from 1442, served as a churchwarden of the above parish, and apparently specialised in making stone fireplaces from the stock described in his will. See John Harvey, English Medieval Architects (1987). A Joan Burton is among deaths for 1485 (265).
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