Chronological list of aldermen: 1601-1650

The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912. Originally published by Corporation of the City of London, London, 1908.

This free content was digitised by double rekeying. All rights reserved.

Citation:

Alfred P Beaven, 'Chronological list of aldermen: 1601-1650', in The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912( London, 1908), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-aldermen/hen3-1912/pp47-75 [accessed 31 October 2024].

Alfred P Beaven, 'Chronological list of aldermen: 1601-1650', in The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912( London, 1908), British History Online, accessed October 31, 2024, https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-aldermen/hen3-1912/pp47-75.

Alfred P Beaven. "Chronological list of aldermen: 1601-1650". The Aldermen of the City of London Temp. Henry III - 1912. (London, 1908), , British History Online. Web. 31 October 2024. https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-aldermen/hen3-1912/pp47-75.

1601-1650

1601, Mar. 3 (5) Richard Humble, Vintner Farringdon Without, 1601 [Elected S. 1613] vice Smythe
Died April, 1616; Will [P.C.C. 43 Cope] April 1; proved May 7, 1616.
1601, April 30 (May 5) Henry Anderson, Grocer Aldersgate, 1601-5 S. 1601-2 vice Saltonstall
Knighted July 26, 1603; Master Grocers 1599-1600. Died April 13, 1605; Will [P.C.C. 28 Hayes]; proved May 23, 1605.
1601, May 26 (June 9) William Glover, Dyer Farringdon Without, 1601-3 S. 1601-2 vice Humble
Knighted July 26, 1603. Died December 17, 1603; Will [P.C.C. 44 Harte] October 17, 1603; proved March 19, 1604.
1602, June 15 (and sworn) James Pemberton, Goldsmith Bishopsgate, 1602-3, Castle Baynard, 1603-13 S. 1602-3, M. 1611-2 vice Mosley
Knighted July 26, 1603; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1600-1. Died September 8, 1613; Will [P.C.C. 83 Capel] September 8; proved September 11, 1613.
1602, June 22 (and sworn) John Swynnerton, Merchant Taylor Cripplegate, 1602-16 S. 1602-3, M. 1612-3 vice Bayning
Knighted July 26, 1603; M.P. Petersfield 1601, East Grinstead 1604-11; Master Merchant Taylors 1606-7; Colonel South Regiment Trained Bands 1616. Died December 8, 1616; Will [P.C.C. 125 Cope] cod. December 7; proved December 13, 1616.
1602, Dec. 18 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 1) William Romeney, Haberdasher Portsoken, 1602-5, Bridge, 1605-11 S. 1603-4 vice Martin
Knighted July 26, 1663; Auditor 1602; Committee E.I.C. 1600-7 (DeputyGovernor 1601-3, Governor 1606-7); Governor Merchant Adventurers; Master Haberdashers 1603-4, 1609-10. Died April 25, 1611; Will [P.C.C. 42 Wood] April 18; proved May 9, 1611.
1603, May 24 (June 21) (D) (fn. 2) Thomas Middleton (or Myddelton), Grocer Queenhithe, 1603-14, Coleman Street, 1614-31 S. 1603-4, M. 1613-4 vice More
Knighted July 26, 1603; M.P. Merionethshire 1597-8, London 1624-6; Lord Lieutenant Merioneth 1599; Surveyor Customs 1592; Committee E.I.C. 1599-1600, 1603-4; Colonel West Regiment Trained Bands 1616-31; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1613-31. Died August 12, 1631; Will [P.C.C. 94 St. John] November 20, 1630; proved August 15, 1631.
1603, Dec. 22 (Jan. 10, 1604) Sir Thomas Hayes, Draper Bishopsgate, 1603-13, Cornhill, 1613-7 S. 1604-5, M. 1614-5 vice Holmedon
Knighted July 26, 1603; Died September 27, 1617; Will [P.C.C. 92 Weldon] cod. September 26; proved October 27, 1617.
1604, Jan. 17 Sir Thomas Smythe, Haberdasher (see 1599) vice Glover
1604, Feb. 3 (7) Sir Giles Howland, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1604 vice Glover
Knighted July 26, 1603. Died 1608; Will [P.C.C. 75 Windebank] July 9; proved August 31, 1608.
1604, Feb. 28 (March 17) Thomas Fisher, Skinner Vintry, 1604 vice Harte
Will [P.C.C. 27 Capell] November 23, 1612; proved April 19, 1613.
1604, Mar. 20 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 3) John Eldred, Clothworker Farringdon Without, 1604 vice Howland
Committee E.I.C. 1600-10, 1613-4; Master Clothworkers 1604. Died 1632 (buried December 8); Will [P.C.C. 1 Russell] October 8, 1630; proved January 4, 1633.
1604, May 7 (and sworn) Randal Manning, Skinner Vintry, 1604 vice Fisher
Master Skinners 1606, 1610. Died January 11, 1612; Will [P.C.C. 5 Farmer] January 9; proved January 25, 1612.
1604, May 18 (and sworn) Leonard White, Haberdasher Vintry, 1604 vice Manning
Died August, 1610; Will [P.C.C. 79 Wingfield] August 20; proved August 21, 1610.
1604, June 5 (7) Roger Jones, Dyer Farringdon Within, 1604-5 S. 1604-5 vice Goddard
Knighted July 8, 1604; Auditor 1598-1600, 1602-4. Died July 25, 1605; Will [P.C.C. 61 Hayes] July 22; proved September 4, 1605.
1604, June 14 (19) Clement Scudamore, Vintner Vintry, 1604-14 S. 1605-6 vice White
Knighted April 14, 1605. Died August, 1616; Will [P.C.C. 76 Cope] August 10; proved August 12, 1616.
1604, June 19 (21) James Deane, Draper Farringdon Without, 1604-5 vice Eldred
Knighted July 8, 1604; Died May 15, 1608; Will [P.C.C. 52 Windebank] August 19, 1607; proved June 13, 1608.
1605, Mar. 26 (April 9) Andrew Bayning, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1605 vice Deane
Died December 21, 1610; Will [P.C.C. 11 Wood] October 4, 1610; proved February 11, 1611.
1605, May 6 (fn. 4) (28) (D)Sir William Herrick (or Heyricke), Goldsmith Farringdon Without, 1605 vice Bayning
Knighted April 2, 1605; M.P. Leicester 1601, 1605-11, 1621-2; Jeweller to the King 1603-25; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1605-6. Died March 2, 1653.
1605, June 11 (13) John Jolles, Draper Tower, 1605-21 S. 1605-6, M. 1615-6 vice Anderson
Knighted July 23, 1606; Colonel Trained Bands 1618-21. Died May 31, 1621; Will [P.C.C. 61 Dale] April 28, 1620; proved June 5, 1621.
1605, June 13 (and sworn) Sir William Stone, Clothworker Farringdon Without, 1605 vice Herrick
Knighted June 11, 1604; Master Clothworkers 1606. Died September 14, 1607; Will [P.C.C. 81 Hudleston] September 13; proved September 17, 1607.
1605, July 9 (and sworn) George Holman, Grocer Portsoken, 1605 vice Clarke
Died 1619; Will [P.C.C. 79 Parker] February 13; proved August 26, 1619.
1605, July 30 (and sworn) William Walthall, Mercer Farringdon Without, 1605-8 S. 1606-7 vice Stone
Master Mercers 1606. Died c August, 1608; Will [P.C.C. 83 Windebank] July 16; proved September 22, 1608.
1605, Aug. 15 (22) (D) (fn. 5) John Leman, Fishmonger Portsoken, 1605-16, Langbourn, 1616-7, Cornhill, 1617-32 S. 1606-7, M. 1616-7 vice Holman
Knighted March 9, 1617; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1605; President Christ's Hospital 1618-32. Died March 26, 1632; Will [P.C.C. 30 Awdley] December 17, 1631; proved March 28, 1632.
1605, Aug. 22 (Dec. 3) Sir William Bond, Haberdasher Farringdon Within, 1605 vice Jones
Knighted July 23, 1603.
1605, Dec. 14 (and sworn) Geoffrey Elwes, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Within 1605-11, Walbrook, 1611-6 S. 1607-8 vice Bond
Master Merchant Taylors 1604-5. Died April, 1616; Will [P.C.C. 36 Cope] April 8; proved April 17, 1616.
1606, Feb. 11 (13) Nicholas Style (or Stile), Grocer Aldersgate, 1606-15 S. 1607-8 vice Lee
Auditor 1605-6; Committee E.I.C. 1599-1600. Died November 16, 1615; Will [P.C.C. 2 Cope] February 16, 1614; proved January 8, 1616.
1607, Jan. 20 (27) William Peart, Haberdasher Aldgate, 1607 vice Billingsley
Will [P.C.C. 88 Cope]; proved September 26, 1616.
1607, Feb. 5 (12) William Higges, Mercer Aldgate, 1607 vice Peart
Master Mercers 1609; Will [P.C.C. 90 Lawe] cod. July 24, 1611; adm. July 6, 1614.
1607, Mar. 12 (sworn between Mar. 23 and 31) (D) (fn. 6) Bonham Norton, Stationer Aldgate, 1607 vice Higges
Sheriff Shropshire 1610-1; Master Stationers 1613-4, 1626-7, 1629-30. Died April 5, 1635; adm. May 28, 1636.
1607, June 2 (4) Morgan Awbery (or Awbrey), Salter Aldgate, 1607 vice Norton
1607, June 4 William Cotton, Draper Dowgate, 1607 vice Hampson
Died c July, 1607; Will [P.C.C. 27 Windebank] June 25, 1607; proved April 27, 1608.
1607, June 16 (25) Ralph Pratt, Leatherseller Aldgate, 1607 vice Awbery
Master Leathersellers 1589. Died May, 1612; Will [P.C.C. 39 Fenner] cod. May 20; proved May 29, 1612.
1607, July 2 (7) Nicholas Blincko (or Blencowe), Leatherseller Aldgate, 1607 vice Pratt
Master Leathersellers 1602-3; Will [P.C.C. 97 Clarke] July 6, 1624 proved September 19, 1625.
1607, July 14 (and sworn) George Bolles, Grocer Dowgate, 1607-16, Walbrook, 1616-21 S. 1608-9, M. 1617-8 vice Hampson
Knighted May 31, 1618; Committee E.I.C. 1602-7, 1610-1; Master Grocers 1606 7. Died September 1, 1621; Will [P.C.C. 75 Dale] August 13; proved September 27, 1621.
1607, Oct. 20 (22) Richard Farrington, Clothworker Aldgate, 1607-10 S. 1608-9 vice Blincko
Master Clothworkers 1603. Died June, 1610; Will [P.C.C. 82 Wingfield] June 21; proved September 29, 1610.
1608, Oct. 25 (27) Humphrey Corbett, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Without, 1608 vice Walthall
Master Merchant Taylors 1603-4. Died December, 1609; Will [P.C.C. 114 Dorset] December 18; proved December 30.
1608, Nov. 22 (Jan. 24, 1609) Henry Violet (or Vylett), Fishmonger Farringdon Without, 1608-9 vice Corbett
1609, Feb. 9 (14) Henry Smyth, Salter Farringdon Without, 1609 vice Violet
Died January 3, 1628; Will [P.C.C. 1 Barrington] cod. September 28, 1627; proved January 23, 1628.
1609, Feb. 21 (March 7) George Bishop, Stationer Billingsgate, 1609 vice Slanye
Master Stationers 1590-1, 1592-4, 1600-1, 1602-3, 1608-9; Will [P.C.C. 2 Wood] November, 1610; proved January 28, 1611.
1609, Mar. 14 (22) Sebastian Harvey, Ironmonger Billingsgate, 1609-19, Cheap, 1619-21 S. 1609-10, M. 1618-9 vice Bishop
Knighted July 17, 1616; Master Ironmongers 1600. Died February 21, 1621; adm. February 23, 1621.
1609, May 18 (30) (D*) (fn. 7) William Corayne, Skinner Farringdon Without, 1609-13, Castle Baynard, 1613-8, Lime Street, 1618-25, Broad Street, 1625-6 S. 1609-10, M. 1619-20 vice Smyth
Knighted June 8, 1616; Auditor 1606-7; Governor Irish Society 1610-4; Colonel Trained Bands 1618-26; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1622-6; Committee E.I.C. 1606-9; Master Skinners 1609, 1611, 1625. Died October 20, 1626; Will [P.C.C. 61 Skinner] proved June 20, 1627.
1610, Apr. 26 (May 3) James Collymore (or Cullimore), Haberdasher Bridge Without, 1610 vice Spencer
Treasurer St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1603-10. Died December, 1610 (buried December 24); Will [P.C.C. 7 Wood] proved January 9, 1611.
1610, May 3 (4) Richard Pyat, Grocer Bridge Without, 1610-20 S. 1610-1 vice Collymore
Died January 19, 1620; Will [P.C.C. 5 Soame] September 2, 1619; proved January 31, 1620.
1610, July 18 (24) Francis Jones (or Johnes), Haberdasher Aldgate, 1610-22 S. 1610-1, M. 1620-1 vice Farrington
Knighted March 12, 1617; Master Haberdashers 1610-1, 1613-4, 1616-7, 1620-1. Died 1622; adm. January 29, 1623.
1611, Jan. 10 (14) Thomas Walthall, Mercer Farringdon Within, 1611 vice Weld
Died May, 1613 (buried May 14); Will [47 Capel] May 14, 1611; proved May 11, 1613.
1611, Jan. 31 (Feb. 12) Henry Chapman, Clothworker Farringdon Within, 1611 vice Walthall
M.P. Newcastle 1601-11; Mayor Newcastle 1586-7, 1596-7. Died (buried April 19) 1623.
1611, Feb. 28 (and sworn) Edward Barkham, Leatherseller, trans-lated to Drapers July 10, 1621 Farringdon Within, 1611-21, Cheap, 1621-34 S. 1611-2, M. 1621-2 vice Chapman
Knighted June 16, 1622; Master Leathersellers 1605-6, 1608-9; Drapers 1622-3. Died January 15, 1634; Will [P.C.C. 1 Seager] January 14, 1633; proved January 17, 1634.
1611, Apr. 30 (May 3) George Smythes, Goldsmith Bridge, 1611-5 S. 1611-2 vice Romeney
Governor Irish Society 1614-5; Committee E.I.C. 1602-3, 1607-8, 1609-10; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1610-1. Died July 11, 1615; Will [P.C.C. 67 Rudd] February 24; proved July 18, 1615.
1611. Oct. 10 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 8) John Norton, Stationer Bread Street, 1611 vice Ryder
Master Statiouers 1607-8, 1611-2. Will [P.C.C. 5 Capel] May 21, 1612; proved January 12, 1613.
1611, Oct. 24 (Nov. 4) Thomas Edwards, Mercer Bread Street, 1611 vice Norton
Master Mercers 1613. (?) Will [P.C.C. 54 Pile] proved May 11, 1636.
1611, Nov. 7 (9) Richard Chamberlain (or Chamberlen), Ironmonger Bread Street, 1611 [Elected S. 1613] vice Edwards
Master Ironmongers 1610. Died February, 1624; Will [P.C.C. 16 Byrde] February 10; proved February 17, 1624.
1611, Nov. 12 (21) (D) (fn. 9) Sir Baptist Hicks, Mercer Bread Street, 1611 [Elected S. 1613] vice Chamberlain
Knighted July 14, 1603; created Baronet July, 1620; Viscount Campden. May, 1628; M.P. Tavistock 1620-2; Tewkesbury 1624-5, 1626, 1628; Auditor 1601-3. Died October 18, 1629; Will [P.C.C. 101 Ridley] October 12; proved November 19, 1629.
1611, Nov.26 (and sworn) Brian Ianson, Draper Bread Street, 1611 [Elected S. 1613] vice Hicks
Sheriff Bucks, 1614-5; Master Drapers 1613. Died c November, 1634; Will [P.C.C. 112 Seager] November 5; proved December 13, 1634.
1611, Nov.28 (30) George Huxley, Haberdasher Bread Street, 1611 [Elected S. 1613] vice Ianson
Died April 30, 1627; adm. May 29, 1627.
1611, Dec. 3 (and sworn) Edward Rotherham, Draper Bread Street, 1611-20 S. 1612-3 vice Huxley
Master Drapers 1613-4, 1617-8. Died October 26, 1620; Will [P.C.C. 90 Soame] May 25, 1619; proved October 31, 1620.
1612, Jan. 15 (20) William Williamson, Vintner Cordwainer, 1612 vice Halliday
1612, Jan. 21 (23) Henry Wollaston, Draper Cordwainer, 1612 vice Williamson
Treasurer St. Thomas' Hospital 1612-3. Died November 22, 1616; Will [P.C.C. 107 Cope] November 20; proved November 27, 1616.
1612, Jan. 24 (28) Francis Evington, Merchant Taylor Cordwainer, 1612 vice Wollaston
Died July 22, 1614; Will [P.C.C. 90 Lawe] June 26; proved July 23, 1614.
1612, Jan. (Feb. 4) Cuthbert Martyn, Skinner Cordwainer, 1612 vice Evington
Master Skinners 1612. Died June 1, 1631.
1612, Feb. 5 (8) Edward Barnes, Mercer Cordwainer, 1612 vice Martyn
Auditor 1608-10; Master Mercers 1615.
1612, Feb. 15 (18) Alexander Prescott, Goldsmith Cordwainer, 1612-22 S. 1612-3 vice Barnes
Died January 16, 1622; Will [P.C.C. 7 Savill] August 10, 1616; proved January 18, 1622.
1613, Jan. 19 (and sworn) Thomas Bennett, Jun., Mercer Bishopsgate, 1613-9, Billingsgate, 1619-20 S. 1613-4 vice Rowe
Governor Irish Society 1615-6; Master Mercers 1614. Died April 19, 1620; Will [P.C.C. 39 Soame] April 19; proved May 9, 1620.
1613, Oct. 12 (and sworn) Henry Jeye, Draper Farringdon Without, 1613-20 S. 1613-4 vice Pemberton
Master Drapers 1614-5, 1619-20. Died November 23, 1620; Will [P.C.C. 94 Soame] November 22; proved November 30, 1620.
1614, Mar. 29 (April 5) Barnard Hide, Salter Queenhithe, 1614 [Elected S. 1613] vice Cambell
Master Salters 1611, Commissioner Customs. Died July, 1631; Will [P.C.C. 83 St. John] July 7; proved July 29, 1631.
1614, Apr. 19 (30) Sir Henry Lee, Merchant Taylor Queenhithe, 1614 vice Hide
Knighted May, 1607. Died January 21, 1620; Will [P.C.C. 11 Soame] November 28, 1619; proved February 14, 1620.
1614, May 3 (5) Humphrey Walcot, Grocer Queenhithe, 1614 vice Lee
Committee E.I.C. 1602; Master Grocers 1609-10. Died August 28, 1616; Will [P.C.C. 118 Cope]; proved November 18, 1616.
1614, May 10 (13) Peter Probie (or Proby), Barber-Surgeon, translated to Grocers July 4, 1622 Queenhithe, 1614-23, Broad Street, 1623-5 S. 1614-5, M. 1622-3 vice Walcot
Knighted June 8, 1623; M.P. Hull 1593, Liverpool 1597-8; Governor Irish Society 1616-22; Master Barber-Surgeons 1615. Died March, 1625; Will [P.C.C. 28 Clark]; proved March 21, 1625.
1614, Sept. 15 (and sworn) Martin Lumley, Draper Vintry, 1614-26, Bread Street, 1626-34 S. 1614-5, M. 1623-4 vice Scudamore
Knighted May 23, 1624; President Christ's Hospital 1632-4; Master Drapers 1615-6, 1623-4. Died July 2, 1634; Will [P.C.C. 65 Seager] cod. June 30; proved July 15, 1634.
1615, July 27 (and sworn) William Gore, Merchant Taylor Bridge, 1615-24 S. 1615-6 vice Smythes
Died July 14, 1624; Will [P.C.C. 62 Byrde] May 24; proved August 7, 1624.
1615, Dec. 19 (and sworn) John Gore, Merchant Taylor Aldersgate, 1615-8, Castle Baynard, 1618-21, Walbrook, 1621-36 S. 1615-6, M. 1624-5 [Elected S. 1614] vice Style
Knighted June 4, 1626; Elected President Christ's Hospital 1634. Died December, 1636; Will [P.C.C. 1 Goare] June 23, 1636; proved January 5, 1637.
1616, July 9 (and sworn) Allan Cotton, Draper Dowgate, 1616-25, Candlewick, 1625-8 S. 1616-7, M. 1625-6 vice Elwes
Knighted June 4, 1626; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1627-8; Master Drapers 1616-7. Died December 25, 1628; Will [P.C.C. 3 Ridley] July 25, 1627; proved January 24, 1629.
1616, Sept.26 (and sworn) Cuthbert Hacket, Dyer, translated to Drapers January 24, 1623 Portsoken, 1616-24, Bridge, 1624-31 S. 1616-7, M. 1626-7 vice Watts
Knighted May 20, 1627; Master Drapers 1626-7. Died c November, 1631; Will [P.C.C. 24 Audley] November 10, 1631; proved February 10, 1632.
1617, Feb. 19 (and sworn) William Halliday, Mercer Cripplegate, 1617-24 S. 1617-8 [Elected S. 1614] vice Swynnerton
Committee E.I.C. 1614-24 (Governor 1621-4); Master Mercers 1617, 1624. Died February 14, 1624; Will [P.C.C. 21 Byrde] December 16, 1623; proved March 3, 1624.
1617, Oct. 9 (and sworn) Robert Johnson, Grocer Langbourn, 1617-26 S. 1617-8 vice Hayes
Governor Irish Society 1622-5; Committee E.I.C. 1606-12, 1613-9. Died October 2, 1626; adm. October 17, 1626.
1618, Oct. 20 (and sworn) Richard Herne, Merchant Taylor Aldersgate, 1618-25 S. 1618-9 vice Craven
Died February 24, 1625; Will [P.C.C. 58 Clark] proved May 14, 1625.
1619, July 26 (and sworn) Hugh Hammersley, Haberdasher Bishopsgate, 1619-22, Aldgate, 1622-36 S. 1618-9, M. 1627-8 vice Soame
Knighted June 8, 1628; Colonel Trained Bands 1631-6; President Honourable Artillery Company 1619-33; President Christ's Hospital 1634-6; Committee E.I.C. 1606-11, 1614-20, 1630-6; Governor Russia Company; Governor Levant Company 1623-35 (Court of Assistants 1614-8, Treasurer 1618-20); Master Haberdashers 1619-20, 1627-8. Died October 19, 1636; Will [P.C.C. 103 Pile] September 29; proved October 25, 1636.
1620, Feb. 17 (and sworn) Richard Deane, Skinner Bridge Without, 1620-6, Farringdon Within, 1626-9, Candlewick, 1629-35 S. 1619-20, M. 1628-9 vice Pyat
Knighted May 31, 1629; Master Skinners 1619, 1626. Died July, 1635; Will [P.C.C. 82 Sadler]; proved July 16, 1635.
1620, May 24 (and sworn) (fn. 10) James Cambell, Ironmonger Billingsgate, 1620-5, Lime Street, 1625-42 S. 1619-20, M. 1629-30 [Elected S. 1614] vice Bennett, Jun.
Knighted May 23, 1630; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1626-42; Colonel Trained Bands 1631; Committee E.I.C. 1622-9, 1631-4, 1635-40; Master Ironmongers 1615, 1623, 1641. Died January 5, 1642; Will [P.C.C. 1 Cambell]; proved January 10, 1642.
1620, Nov. 7 (and sworn) Edward Allen, Fishmonger Bread Street, 1620-6 S. 1620-1 vice Rotherham
Committee E.I.C. 1622-5; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1620. Died April, 1626; Will [P.C.C. 49 Hele] August 17, 1624 proved April 22, 1626.
1620, Dec. 4 (and sworn) Robert Ducye, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Without, 1620-5, Billingsgate, 1625-7, Bassishaw, 1627-31 S. 1620-1, M. 1630-1 vice Jeye
Created Baronet November, 1629; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1629-34; Committee E.I.C. 1621-30, 1631-3. Died June, 1634; Will [P.C.C. 61 Seager] June 9; proved June 13, 1631.
1621, Apr. 19 Augustine Skinner, Ironmonger Farringdon Within, 1621 vice Harvey
Died (buried April 15) 1635.
1621, May 29 (and sworn) William Smyth, Salter Farringdon Within, 1621 vice Harvey
Knighted December 2, 1623; Died December, 1626; Will [P.C.C. 150 Hele] December 12; proved December 18, 1626.
1621, June 1 (and sworn) John Coghill, Barber Surgeon Farringdon Within, 1621 vice Smyth
Died 1625; adm. May 6, 1625.
1621, June 2 (5) George Whitmore, Haberdasher Farringdon Within, 1621 6, Langbourn, 1626-43 S. 1621-2, M. 1631-2 vice Coghill
Knighted May 27, 1632; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1632-42; Master Haberdashers 1621-2, 1631-2. Died December 12, 1654; Will [P.C.C. 407 Alchin] cod. November 10, 1654; proved February 16, 1655.
1621, June 12 (and sworn) George Bennett, Salter Tower, 1621 [Elected S. 1615] vice Jolles
Committee E.I.C. 1636-7, 1608-9. Died November, 1630; Will [P.C.C. 106 Scrope] November 16; proved November 26, 1630.
1621, June 14 (and sworn) William Paine, Skinner Tower, 1621 [Elected S. 1614] vice G. Bennett
1621, June 20 (and sworn) William Cater, Salter Tower, 1621 [Elected S. 1614] vice Paine
Committee E.I.C. 1603-9, 1610-2, 1613-4; (?) Died 1634; Will [P.C.C. 84 Seager] proved September 23, 1634.
1621, June 20 (21) William Tirrey, Draper Tower, 1621 vice Cater
Knighted September 23, 1621; Master Drapers 1621-2. Died October, 1626; Will [P.C.C. 139 Hele] cod. October 5; proved October 18, 1626.
1621, June 22 (and sworn) (fn. 11) Nicholas Rainton, Haberdasher Tower, 1621-34, Cornhill, 1634-46 S. 1621-2, M. 1632-3 [Elected S. 1617] vice Tirrey
Knighted May 5, 1633; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1634-46; Master Haberdashers 1622-3, 1632-3. Died August 19, 1646; Will [P.C.C. 130 Twisse] May 2; proved September 11, 1646.
1621, Oct. 23 (25) Richard Beale, Clothworker Walbrook, 1621 vice Bolles
Master Clothworkers 1621. Died 1636: Will [P.C.C. 93 Pile] May 30; proved August 3, 1636.
1621, Nov. 20 (Dec. 11) Richard Cocks (or Cox), Grocer Castle Baynard, 1621-2 [Elected S. 1622] vice Beale
Sheriff Herefordshire 1615-6. Will [P.C.C. 21 Byrde] November 29, 1623; proved March 7, 1624.
1622, Jan. 31 (Feb. 4) Henry Banister, Goldsmith Aldgate, 1622 vice Jones
M.P. Preston 1625; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1614. Died July 25, 1628; Will [P.C.C. 83 Barrington] cod. June 16; proved September 16, 1628.
1622, Feb. 5 (12) Christopher Woodward, Vintner Aldgate, 1622 vice Banister
Master Vintners 1623-4. Died 1627; Will [P.C.C. 90 Skynner] August 22; proved September 5, 1627.
1622, Feb. 14 (19) Edward Meredith, Draper Aldgate, 1622 vice Woodward
Master Drapers 1620-1; Will [P.C.C. 429 Alchin] September 9, 1652; proved November 7, 1654.
1622, Feb. 21 Richard Cheney, Goldsmith Cordwainer, 1622 vice Prescott
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1617-8. Died c July, 1625; Will [P.C.C. 87 Clark] June 20; proved August 9, 1625.
1622, Apr. 16 (and sworn) William Pennyfather, Grocer Aldgate, 1622 [Elected S. 1617] vice Meredith
Died May 1, 1638; Will [P.C.C. 56 Lee] proved May 11, 1638.
1622, May 2 (7) (fn. 12) William Ferrers, Mercer Aldgate, 1622 vice Pennyfather
Committee E.I.C. 1602. Died 1625; Will [P.C.C. 90 Clark] proved September 8, 1625.
1622, May 9 (and sworn) Henry Parkhurst, Grocer Cordwainer, 1622 vice Prescott
Died 1640; Will [P.C.C. 140 Coventry] December 31, 1639; proved November 28, 1640.
1622, May 16 (and sworn) William Martyn, Salter Cordwainer, 1622 vice Parkhurst
(?) Died 1638; Will [P.C.C. 124 Lee] June 5; proved October 12, 1638.
1622, June 18 (and sworn) John Nevill, Grocer Cordwainer, 1622 vice Martyn
Will [P.C.C. 24 Harvey] proved February 26, 1639.
1622, June 20 (and sworn) John Rayney, Draper Cordwainer, 1622 vice Nevill
Master Drapers 1618-9. Died 1633; Will [P.C.C. 30 Russell] cod. March 7; proved April 6, 1633.
1622, July 9 (and sworn) John Hodges, Grocer Cordwainer, 1622-9 S. 1622-3 vice Rayney
Colonel City Archers 1627. Died May 9, 1629; Will [P.C.C. 37 Ridley] September 14, 1625; proved May 11, 1629.
1622, July 30 (and sworn) Thomas Massam (or Marsham), Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1622 vice Ferrers
Master Merchant Taylors 1621-2. Died 1625; Will [P.C.C. 28 Clark] February 8; proved March 15, 1625.
1622. Aug. 10 (Sept. 12) Matthew Bedell, Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1622 vice Massam
Died August, 1636; Will [P.C.C. 95 Pile] August 6; proved August 18, 1636.
1622, Aug. 13 (14) Sir Humphrey Handford, Grocer Castle Baynard, 1622-5 S. 1622-3 vice Cocks
Knighted July 14, 1622; Governor Irish Society 1625; Committee E.I.C. 1606-8, 1611-2, 1613-20. Died October 19, 1625; Will [P.C.C. 142 Clark] June 22; proved December 8, 1625.
1622, Sept.24 (26) Thomas Franklyn, Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1622 vice Bedell
Will [P.C.C. 8 Clark] October 1, 1624; proved January 21, 1625.
1622, Oct. 3 (19) Robert Bright, Salter Bishopsgate, 1622 vice Franklyn
1622, Nov. 12 (and sworn) (fn. 13) Ralph Freeman, Clothworker Bishopsgate, 1622-32, Cornhill, 1632-4 S. 1623-4, M. 1633-4 [Elected S. 1620] vice Bright
Auditor 1613-5; Committee E.I.C. 1608-11, 1612-5, 1617-9, 1621-2; Master Clothworkers 1620; Court Assistants Levant Company 1614-5, 1616-23. Died March 16, 1634; Will [P.C.C. 29 Seager] July 3, 1633; adm. April 28, 1634.
1623, May 27 (and sworn) Thomas Moulson, Grocer Queenhithe, 1623-7, Broad Street, 1627-38 S. 1623-4, M. 1634 vice Lowe
Knighted June 1, 1634; M.P. London 1628-9; Auditor 1620-2; Elected President Christ's Hospital 1637; Governor Merchant Adventurers 1632. Died December 6, 1638; Will [P.C.C. 180 Lee] July 6, 1638; proved December 8, 1638.
1624, Apr. 6 (and sworn) (fn. 14) John Hodgson, Upholder Cripplegate, 1624 vice Halliday
Died May, 1628; Will [P.C.C. 39 Barrington] May 6; proved May 21, 1628.
1624, Apr.13 (and sworn) Thomas Overman, Leatherseller Cripplegate, 1624 vice Hodgson
Master Leathersellers 1624-5.
1624, Apr.20 (sworn 20 or 22) (D) (fn. 15) Rowland Heylin (or Heylyn), Ironmonger Cripplegate, 1624-32 S. 1624-5 vice Overman
President Bethlem and Bridewell 1631-2; Master Ironmongers 1614, 1625. Died February, 1632; Will [P.C.C. 23 Audley] September 5, 1629; proved February 15, 1632.
1624, Sept. 23 (and sworn) Robert Parkhurst, Clothworker Portsoken, 1624-34, Bread Street, 1634-6 S. 1624-5, M. 1634-5 vice W. Gore
Knighted May 24, 1635; Governor Irish Society 1626-36; Committee E.I.C. 1623-4; Master Clothworkers 1624. Died October 19, 1636; Will [P.C.C. 14 Goare] June 28, 1636; proved February 22, 1637.
1625, Mar.22 (26) (fn. 16) Walter Pritchett (or Prichard), Draper Aldersgate, 1625 vice Herne
Master Drapers 1625. Died 1637; Will [P.C.C. 102 Goare]; proved July 20, 1637.
1625, Mar.22 (April 5) Roger Glover, Pewterer Broad Street, 1625 vice Proby
Master Pewterers 1615. Died 1634; Will [P.C.C. 78 Seager] January 9; proved August 7, 1634.
1625, Apr. 22 (and sworn) George Chetam (or Chetham), Grocer Aldersgate, 1625 vice Pritchett
Will [P.C.C. 27 Skynner] June 20, 1626; proved March 8, 1627.
1625, Apr. 28 (and sworn) Robert Pallmer, Grocer Aldersgate, 1625 vice Chetam
Master Grocers 1624-5. Died 1630; Will [P.C.C. 106 Scroope] August 10; proved November 20, 1630.
1625, May 10 (and sworn) John Woodward, Grocer Aldersgate, 1625 vice Pallmer
Will [P.C.C. 28 Scroope]; proved April 8, 1630.
1625, May 17 (17 or 19) Thomas Westrowe, Grocer Aldersgate, 1625 S. 1625 [Elected S. 1620] vice Woodward
Auditor 1619-21; Committee E.I.C. 1606-9, 1610-2, 1613-25. Died December, 1625; Will [P.C.C. 5 Hele] March 28, 1625; proved January 23, 1626.
1625, May 17 (and sworn) John Muscott (or Muskett), Vintner Billingsgate, 1625 vice Glover
Master Vintners 1625-6, 1628-9. Died 1629; Will [P.C.C. 26 Ridley] September 6, 1625; proved March 16, 1629.
1625, May 19 (and sworn) (fn. 17) William Ballard (or Ballett), Goldsmith Dowgate, 1625 vice Garrarde
Died May 9, 1649. Will [P.C.C. 107 Essex] November 14, 1642; adm. June 3, 1648.
1625, May 23 (27) William Wagstaffe, Dyer Farringdon Without, 1625 vice Muscott
Will [P.C.C. 68 Lee] proved June 8, 1638.
1625, May 25 (and sworn) Ralph Stint, Mercer Dowgate, 1625 vice Ballett
Master Mercers 1627, 1635. Will [P.C.C. 14 Goare] proved February 14, 1637.
1625, May 27 (June 3) Robert Morley, Skinner Dowgate, 1625 vice Stint
(? M.P. Bramber 1620-2, 1624-5; Shoreham 1628-9; Sheriff Surrey and Sussex 1631-2. Died 1632; Will [P.C.C. III Audley] proved November 15, 1632.)
1625, May 31 (and sworn) (fn. 18) William Palmer, Haberdasher Farringdon Without, 1625, Vintry, 1626 vice Wagstaffe
Auditor 1621-3; Master Haberdashers 1626-7. Died September, 1636; Will [P.C.C. 100 Pile] cod. September 20; proved September 27, 1636.
1625, June 9 (14) Ellis Crispe, Salter Dowgate, 1625 S. 1625 vice Morley
Died November 3, 1625; Will [P.C.C. 120 Clark] August 27; proved November 7, 1625.
1625, June 16 John Farmer, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1625 vice Palmer
1625, Oct. 6 (28) (fn. 19) John Poole, Mercer Farringdon Without, 1625-31, Bridge, 1631-3 S. 1625-6 vice Palmer
Master Mercers 1620, 1626. Died April, 1633; Will [P.C.C. 51 Russell] proved May 1, 1633.
1625, Nov. 24 (Feb. 7, 1626) Sir Simon Leeche, Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1625-6 vice Handford
Knighted September 26, 1625. Died 1637; Will [P.C.C. 58 Goare] proved April 8, 1637.
1625, Dec. 1 (6) Mark Snelling, Woodmonger Dowgate, 1625 vice Crispe
Will [P.C.C. 34 Seager] February 20; proved April 17, 1634.
1625, Dec. 15 (Jan. 9, 1626) John Pledwell (or Pleydell), Mercer Dowgate, 1625-6 vice Snelling
1626, Jan. 2 (and sworn) (D*) (fn. 20) Christopher Clitherow, Ironmonger Aldersgate, 1626-8, Billingsgate, 1628-41 S. 1625-6, M. 1635-6 vice Westrowe
Knighted January 15, 1636; M.P. London 1628-9; President Christ's Hospital 1637-41; Committee E.I.C. 1613-6, 1617-35, 1638-41 (Deputy-Governor 1624-35, Governor 1638-41): Court Assistants Levant Company 1616-7; Master Ironmongers 1618, 1624. Died November 11, 1641; Will [P.C.C. 140 Evelyn] proved November 22, 1641.
1626, Jan. 17 (D*) (fn. 21) Gideon Delaune, Apothecary Dowgate, 1626 vice Pledwell
Master Apothecaries 1628-9, 1636-7. Died (buried March 3) 1659; Will [P.C.C. 380 Pell] June 19, 1654; proved June 20, 1659.
1626, Jan. 31 (Feb. 9) John Parker, Merchant Taylor Dowgate, 1626 vice Pledwell
Died 1627; Will [P.C.C. 38 Skynner] cod. February 12; proved April 5, 1627.
1626, Feb. 28 (Mar. 2) John Hanbury, Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1626 vice Leeche
Knighted April 29, 1627; Sheriff Northamptonshire 1621-2, 1637-8. Died 1639; Will [P.C.C. 97 Harvey] March 27; proved June 13, 1639.
1626, Mar. 7 (on or before April 20) Francis Pember, Ironmonger Castle Baynard, 1626 vice Hanbury
Sheriff Herefordshire 1624-5. Will [P.C.C. 17 Russell] cod. December 20, 1632; proved February 1, 1633.
1626, Mar. 14 (21) Edward Bromfield, Leatherseller, translated to Fishmongers, March 22, 1636 Dowgate, 1626-37, Walbrook, 1637-42 S. 1626-7, M. 1636-7 vice Parker
Knighted June 4, 1637; Governor Irish Society 1637-8; Colonel Trained Bands 1638-42; Master Leathersellers 1625-6; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1636.
1626, May 4 (and sworn) Richard Venn (afterwards Fenn), Haberdasher Castle Baynard, 1626-34, Tower, 1634-9 S. 1626-7, M. 1637-8 vice Pember
Knighted May 27, 1638; President Honourable Artillery Company 1633-4; Colonel Trained Bands 1631-9; Committee E.I.C. 1619-26, 1627-9, 1631-7, 1639; Master Haberdashers 1625-6, 1637-8. Died August 18, 1639; Will [P.C.C. 190 Harvey] proved November 25, 1639.
1626, June 6 (19) (fn. 22) George Buswell (or Boswell), Merchant Taylor Vintry, 1626 vice E. Allen
Died May 15, 1632; Will [P.C.C. 64 Audley] proved June 28, 1632.
1626, Sept. 7 (12) William Palmer, Haberdasher (see 1625) vice Buswell
1626, Sept. 19 (Oct. 10) Robert Myldmay, Grocer Vintry, 1626 vice Palmer
Master Grocers 1623-4.
1626, Oct. 19 (and sworn) Peter Allen, Fishmonger Langbourn, 1626 vice Johnson
1626, Oct. 26 (Nov. 7) John Hurst, Draper Vintry, 1626 vice Myldmay
1626, Nov. 14 (28) William Eves (or Ives), Vintner Vintry, 1626 vice Hurst
(?) Will [P.C.C. 110 Audley] proved November 3, 1632.
1626, Nov. 16 (and sworn) John Hawkins, Weaver Bridge Without, 1626 vice P. Allen
Master Weavers 1628. Died September, 1633; Will [P.C.C. 87 Russell] September 6; proved October 18, 1633.
1626, Dec. 14 (Jan. 9, 1627) Sir Stephen Soame, Grocer Vintry, 1626-7 vice Eves
Knighted December 21, 1618; Sheriff Essex 1621-2. Will [P.C.C. 14 Coventry] proved February 10, 1640.
1626, Dec. 15 (and sworn) (D*) (fn. 23) Sir Morris Abbot, Draper Bridge Without, 1626-31, Coleman Street, 1631-42 S. 1627-8, M. 1638-9 vice Hawkins
Knighted April 12, 1625; M.P. Hull 1620-2, 1624-5 (elected 1626), London 1626; Auditor 1616-8; Committee E.I.C. 1607-9, 1611-41 (Deputy-Governor 1615-24, Governor 1624-37); Treasurer Levant Company (1614)-1616 (Court Assistants 1616-24); Master Drapers 1625-6, 1637-8. Died (buried December 7) 1642; Will [P.C.C. 5 Rivers] November 22, 1642; proved November 29, 1644.
1627, Jan. 16 (23) Edward Cotton, Merchant Taylor Broad Street, 1627 vice Cokayne
Master Merchant Taylors 1627-8. Died 1635; Will [P.C.C. 28 Sadler] proved March 24, 1635.
1627, Jan. 25 (and sworn) John Meredith, Skinner Vintry, 1627 vice Soame
Master Skinners 1627. Died February 12, 1633; Will [P.C.C. 13 Russell] May 21, 1630; proved February 22, 1633.
1627, Jan. 30 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 24) Henry Garraway (or Garway), Draper Vintry, 1627-39, Broad Street, 1639-43 S. 1627-8, M. 1639-40 vice Meredith
Knighted May 31, 1640; Colonel Trained Bands 1631; Committee E.I.C. 1614-43 (Deputy-Governor 1636-9, Governor 1641-3); Governor Russia Company 1643; Governor Levant Company 1635-43 (Court Assistants 1614-28); Master Drapers 1627-8, 1639-40. Died July, 1646; Will [P.C.C. 107 Twisse] March 8, 1645; proved July 30, 1646.
1627, Feb. 13 (20) Francis Fuller, Mercer Queenhithe, 1627 vice E. Cotton
Master Mercers 1629. Will [P.C.C. 42 Goare] proved March 23, 1637.
1627, Feb. 27 (28) Thomas Morley, Leatherseller Queenhithe, 1627 vice Fuller
(?) Master Leathersellers 1601-5.
1627, Mar. 1 (6) Sir Henry Rowe, Draper Queenhithe, 1627 vice Morley
Knighted September 10, 1617. Died c June, 1660; Will [P.C.C. 101 Land] May 20; proved July 9, 1660.
1627, Mar. 8 (May 22) Henry Best, Scrivener Queenhithe, 1627 vice Rowe
(?) Died 1628; adm. October. 1628.
1627, Apr. 10 (17) Edward Gardner, Fishmonger Billingsgate, 1627 vice Sir T. Bennett
Will [P.C.C. 103 Pile] proved October 18, 1636.
1627, Apr. 24 (and sworn) Robert Morgan, Scrivener Billingsgate, 1627 vice Gardner
Died 1627; Will [P.C.C. 99 Skynner] cod. September 10; proved October 30, 1627.
1627, May 24 John Hobson, Salter Queenhithe, 1627 vice Best
1627, May 29 (June 7) William Wollaston, Draper Billingsgate, 1627 vice Morgan
Sheriff Leicestershire 1629-30: Sheriff Staffordshire 1630-1. Died December 10, 1666; Will [P.C.C. 74 Carr] proved May 20, 1667.
1627, May 31 (and sworn) Rowland Backhouse, Mercer Queenhithe, 1627-32, Bishopsgate, 1632-4, Bassishaw, 1634-40 S. 1628-9 vice Best
Master Mercers 1628, 1637. Died August 4, 1648; Will [P.C.C. 129 Essex] November 12, 1647; proved August 12, 1648.
1627, June 19 (28) John Chamberlain, Draper Billingsgate, 1627-8 vice Wollaston
1628, Jan. 22 William Mott, Plumber Billingsgate, 1628 vice Chamberlain
1628, Feb. 12 (on or before 21) William Acton, Merchant Taylor Aldersgate, 1628-43 S. 1628-9 vice Chamberlain
Created Baronet May, 1629. Died January 22, 1651; Will [P.C.C. 44 Grey] May 30, 1650; proved March 26, 1651.
1629, Feb. 3 (and sworn) Humphrey Smith, Grocer Farringdon Within, 1629-34, Cheap, 1634-8 S. 1629-30 vice Sir A. Cotton
Auditor 1624-6; Colonel Trained Bands 1631-8; President Honorable Artillery Company, 1634-8; Master Grocers 1626-7; Committee E.I.C. 1606-9, 1613-9, 1622-5, 1626-8; Master Grocers 1626-7. Died August, 1638; adm. September 14, 1638.
1629, June 2 (and sworn) Thomas Smyth, Skinner Cordwainer, 1629 vice Hodges
Master Skinners 1629.
1629, June 11 (and sworn) Richard Aldworth, Skinner Cordwainer, 1629 vice Smyth
Master Skinners 1630. Died 1643; Will [P.C.C. 18 Bowyer] March 9, 1643; proved October, 1643.
1629, June 16 (and sworn) Sir Gervais Elwes, Merchant Taylor Cordwainer, 1629 vice Aldworth
Knighted April 26, 1629. Died 1653; Will [P.C.C. 323 Brent] May 30, 1638 proved April 15, 1653.
1629, June 19 (and sworn) Jeffery Kirby, Grocer Cordwainer, 1629 vice Elwes
Committee E.I.C. 1608-10, 1611-6, 1617-32; Treasurer Levant Company 1616-8 (Court Assistants 1614-6, 1618-30). Died December 26, 1632; Will [P.C.C. 126 Audley] proved December 31, 1632.
1629, June 22 (and sworn) Robert Jeffereyes, Haberdasher Cordwainer, 1629 vice Kirby
Master Haberdashers 1629-30; Committee E.I.C. 1621-2. Died 1631; Will [P.C.C. 118 St. John] proved November 17, 1631.
1629, June 23 (and sworn) Robert Bateman, Skinner Cordwainer, 1629 vice Jeffereyes
City Chamberlain 1626-43; M.P. Weymouth 1614; London 1620-2, 1624-5, 1626; Auditor 1617-9; Committee E.I.C. 1614-9 (Treasurer 1619-44); Court Assistants Levant Company 1622-4; Master Skinners 1620. Died December 11, 1644; Will [P.C.C. 100 Rivers] cod. December 1, 1643; proved August 2, 1645.
1629, June 23 (24) Edmund Wright, Grocer Cordwainer, 1629-43 S. 1629-30, M. 1640-1 vice Bateman
Knighted June 20, 1641; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1642-3. Died July, 1643; Will [P.C.C. 21 Crane] adm. August 22, 1643.
1631, Sept. 13 (and sworn) (fn. 25) Anthony Abdy, Clothworker Bridge Without, 1631-5, Candlewick, 1635-40 S. 1630-1 vice Myddelton
Auditor 1627-9; Deputy-Governor Levant Company 1627-9 (Court Assistants 1614, 1616-23); Committee E.I.C. 1619-40 (Deputy-Governor 1635-6); Master Clothworkers 1632. Died September 10, 1640; Will [P.C.C. 120 Coventry] proved December 4, 1640.
1631, Dec. 13 (and sworn) Robert Cambell, Ironmonger Farringdon Without, 1631-5, Bridge Without, 1635-8 S. 1630-1 vice Hacket
Committee E.I.C. 1633-4; Master Ironmongers 1631. Died November 11, 1638; Will [P.C.C. 168 Lee] August 15, 1635; proved November 14, 1638.
1632. Mar. 13 (fn. 26) (and sworn) Samuel Cranmer, Brewer Cripplegate, 1632-40 S. 1631-2 vice Heylin
Master Brewers 1631-2, 1638-9. Died October 5, 1640; Will [P.C.C. 142 Coventry] November 4, 1640.
1632, June 19 (and sworn) Hugh Perry, Mercer Queenhithe, 1632-4 S. 1632-3 vice Leman
Committee E.I.C. 1627-32, 1633-5; Master Mercers 1633. Died December, 1634; Will [P.C.C. 108 Seager] proved December 23, 1634.
1633, July 4 (9) [Court] Henry Pratt, Merchant Taylor Bridge, 1633-41 S. 1631-2 vice Poole
Knighted July 26, 1641; Created Baronet July, 1641; Master Merchant Taylors 1630-1. Died April 6, 1647; Will [P.C.C. 41 Fairfax] July 2, 1645; proved April 16, 1649.
1634, Mar. 4 (6) Henry Andrewes, Haberdasher Farringdon Within, 1634-8 S. 1632-3 vice Barkham
Auditor 1626-8; Colonel Trained Bands 1635-8; President Honorable Artillery Company 1638; Master Haberdashers 1633-4; Committee E.I.C. 1626-7, 1628-32, 1633-8. Died August, 1638; Will [P.C.C. 127 Lee] August 17; proved October 17, 1638.
1634, May 4 (fn. 27) (and sworn) Gilbert Harrison, Goldsmith Castle Baynard, 1634-8, Cheap, 1638-41 S. 1633-4 vice Freeman
City Chamberlain 1643-51; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1634-5. Died October 1, 1651.
1634, Aug. 26 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 28) Richard Gurney (or Gurnard), Clothworker Bishopsgate, 1634-7, Dowgate, 1637-42 S. 1633-4, M. 1641-2 vice Ducye
Knighted November 25, 1641; Created Baronet December, 1641; President Christ's Hospital 1641-3; Master Clothworkers 1633. Died October 6, 1647; Will [P.C.C. 201 Fines] September 26; proved October 12, 1647.
1634, Sept. 4 (on or before 16) John Highlord, Skinner Portsoken, 1634-9, Tower, 1639-41 S. 1634-5 vice Lumley
Committee E.I.C. 1630-4, 1635-41; Master Skinners 1632. Died December, 1641; Will [P.C.C. 150 Evelyn] proved December 18, 1641.
1635, Jan. 27 (and sworn) John Cordell, Mercer Queenhithe, 1635-40, Bassishaw, 1640-7 S. 1634-5 [Elected S. 1631] vice Perry
Knighted December 3, 1641: Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1631-2; President Christ's Hospital 1643-8; Master Mercers 1632, 1643, 1648; Treasurer Levant Company 1626-8 [Court Assistants 1614-6, 1617-26, 1628-35]; Committee E.I.C. 1625-28, 1629-34, 1635-44, 1645-6, 1647-8. Died March 5, 1649; adm. May 4, 1649.
1635, July 28 (August 3) Thomas Soame, Grocer Farringdon Without, 1635-9, Vintry, 1639-41, Cheap, 1641-9, 1660-7 S. 1635-6 vice Deane
Knighted December 3, 1641; M.P. London 1640-8, 1660; Colonel Trained Bands 1638-42; President Honourable Artillery Company 1639-45; Court Assistants Levant Company 1616-7; Committee E.I.C. 1640-3, 1649-50; Master Grocers 1644-5. Died January 1, 1671; adm. January 17, 1671.
1636, Oct. 27 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 29) John Gayer (or Gayre), Fishmonger Aldgate, 1636-49 S. 1635-6, M. 1646-7 vice Hammersley
Knighted December 3, 1641; Colonel Trained Bands 1638-42; President Christ's Hospital 1648-9; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1638; Committee E.I.C. 1626-35, 1636-9, 1641-9 (elected Deputy-Governor 1639); Treasurer Levant Company 1630-2 (Court Assistants 1617-8, 1622-3, 1624-6, 1627-30, 1632-6; Husband 1626-7). Died July 20, 1649; Will [P.C.C. 133 Fairfax] December 19, 1648; proved September 7, 1649.
1636, Nov. 3 (and sworn) (D*) (fn. 30) William Abell, Vintner Bread Street, 1636-42 S. 1636-7 vice Parkhurst
Master Vintners 1637-8.
1637, Feb. 7 (and sworn) Jacob Garrard, Salter Bishopsgate, 1637-40, Candlewick, 1640-8 S. 1636-7 vice Sir J. Gore
Knighted December 3, 1641: created Baronet August, 1662; Committee E.I.C. 1641-2, 1643-4, 1615-6, 1647-56. Died 1666; Will [P.C.C. 162 Mico] cod. July 27, 1665; proved November 3, 1666.
1638, Sept. 13 (and sworn) Thomas Atkyn, Mercer Farringdon Within, 1638-42, Lime Street, 1642-58, Bridge Without, 1658-61 S. 1637-8, M. 1644-5 vice Andrewes
Knighted (by the Protector) December 5, 1657; M.P. Norwich 1640, 1645-53, 1659-60; Colonel Red Regiment 1642-c 1645; President Christ's Hospital 1660-1; Master Mercers 1644.
1638, Sept. 18 (and sworn) Edward Rudge, Salter Castle Baynard, 1638-40 S. 1637-8 vice Smith
Master Salters 1638. Died (fn. 31) (buried December 18) 1640; Will [P.C.C. 162 Coventry] November 17; proved December 19, 1640.
1639, Jan. 29 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 32) Isaac Penington, Fishmonger Bridge Without, 1639-57 S. 1638-9, M. 1642-3 vice R. Cambell
Councillor of State 1649-51, 1651-2; M.P. London 1640-53, 1659-60; Colonel White Regiment 1642; Lieutenant Tower 1642-5; Governor Levant Company 1644-54; Prime Warden Fishmongers 1640. Died December 17, 1661.
1639, Feb. 5 (and sworn) John Wollaston, Goldsmith Farringdon Without, 1639-42, Dowgate, 1642-4, Aldersgate, 1644-7, Bridge Without, 1657-8 S. 1638-9, M. 1643-4 vice Moulson
Knighted December 3, 1641; Deputy-Governor Irish Society 1633-4, 1636-7; Colonel Trained Bands 1641, Yellow Regiment 1642-c 1645; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1642-9; President Christ's Hospital 1649-58; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1639-40. Died April 26, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 248 Wotton] April 15; proved May 14, 1659.
1639, Oct. 8 (and sworn) (D*) (fn. 33) Thomas Adams, Draper Portsoken, 1639-41, Billingsgate, 1641-6, Cornhill, 1646-9, 1660-8 S. 1639-40, M. 1645-6 vice Fenn
Knighted May 26, 1660; created Baronet June, 1660; M.P. London 1654-5, 1656-8; Colonel Blue Regiment 1642-c 1645; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1643-50, 1660-8; Governor Irish Society 1662-8; Master Drapers 1640-1. Died February 24, 1668; Will [P.C.C. 39 Hene] February 7; proved April 9, 1658.
1640, Mar. 12 (and sworn) John Warner, Grocer Queenhithe, 1640-8 S. 1639-40, M. 1647-8 vice Backhouse
Colonel Green Regiment 1642-c 1645. Died October 27, 1648; Will [P.C.C. 178 Essex] October 22; proved December 18, 1648.
1640, Nov. 10 (and sworn) John Towse, Grocer Cripplegate, 1640-5 S. 1640-1 vice Cranmer
Colonel Orange Regiment 1642-5. Died May 28, 1645; Will [P.C.C. 73 Rivers] May 27; proved June 20, 1645.
1640, Nov. 12 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 34) Abraham Reynardson, Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1640-8, Candlewick, 1648-9, Bassishaw, 1660-1 S. 1640-1, M. 1648-9 [Elected S. 1639, M. 1660] vice Abdy
Knighted July 5, 1660; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1649; Treasurer Levant Company 1639-41 (Court Assistants 1630-2, 1635-6); Master Merchant Taylors 1640-1; Committee E.I.C. 1630-1, 1634-5, 1636-40, 1641-50, 1653-4, 1655-6. Died October 4, 1661; Will [P.C.C. 163 May] cod. October 1; proved October 22, 1661.
1640, Dec. 18 (and sworn) George Benson, Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1640 vice Rudge
Master Merchant Taylors 1631-2. Died (buried February 2) 1644; Will [P.C.C. 192 Twisse]; proved December 2, 1646.
1640, Dec. 22 (and sworn) Robert Hudson, Haberdasher Castle Baynard, 1640-1 vice Benson
Master Haberdashers 1634-5. Died 1641; Will [P.C.C. 113 Evelyn]; proved September 20, 1641.
1641, Jan. 17 (26) Peter Blore, Scrivener Castle Baynard, 1641 vice Hudson
1641, Jan. 28 (Feb. 4) Thomas Lawley, Draper Castle Baynard, 1641 [Elected S. 1639] vice Blore
Created Baronet August, 1641; M.P. Wenlock 1625, 1626, 1628-9; Master Drapers 1642-3. Died October 19, 1646; Will [P.C.C. 185 Twisse]; adm. December 16, 1646.
1641, Mar. 16 (24) Isaac Jones, Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1641 vice Lawley
1641, Apr. 15 (21) George Garrett, Draper Castle Baynard, 1641-8 S. 1641-2 [Elected S. 1639] vice Jones
Knighted December 3, 1641; M.P. Hindon 1640; Master Drapers 1641-2. Died November 30, 1648; Will [P.C.C. 175 Essex] cod. November 19; proved December 17, 1648.
1641, Aug. 5 (23) George Clarke, Grocer Bridge, 1641-8 S. 1641-2 [Elected S. 1639] vice Pratt
Knighted December 3, 1641; Auditor 1635-7; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1646-9; Committee E.I.C. 1640-4. Died c January 30, 1649; Will [P.C.C. 47 Fairfax] January 17, 1647; proved April 18, 1649.
1641, Oct. 5 (and sworn) Thomas Austen, Clothworker Vintry, 1641-2 [Elected S. 1639] vice Harrison
Master Clothworkers 1641. Died October 30, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 716 Wootton] cod. October 30; proved December 15, 1658.
1641, Dec. 16 (and sworn) Thomas Keightley, Skinner Portsoken, 1641 [Elected S. 1639] vice Clitherow
Sheriff Herts 1651-2; Elected Committee E.I.C. 1638; Master Skinners 1641. Died February 22, 1663; Will [P.C.C. 20 Juxon] November 27, 1662; proved February 27, 1663.
1642, Jan. 11 (May 12) John Langham, Grocer Portsoken, 1642-8, Bishopsgate, 1648-9, 1660 S. 1642-3 [Elected S. 1639] vice Keightley
Knighted May 25, 1660; created Baronet June, 1660; M.P. London 1654-5; Southwark 1660-1; Committee E.I.C. 1626-7, 1628-42; Treasurer Levant Company 1632-4 (Court Assistants 1621-32, 1634-8, elected Governor 1654). Died May 13, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 79 Duke] November 1, 1670; proved June 21, 1671.
1642, Jan. 20 (Feb. 15) Thomas Andrewes, Leatherseller Tower, 1642-9, Aldgate, 1649-59 S. 1642-3, M. 1649, 1650-1 vice Highlord
Knighted (by the Protector) November 14, 1657; President St. Thomas' Hospital 1650-9; Commissioner Customs 1643-5; Committee E.I.C. 1643-59 (DeputyGovernor 1657-9, Governor 1659); Master Leathersellers 1638-9. Died (buried August 20) 1659; adm. August 20, 1659.
1642, May 14 (and sworn) (Sir) Hugh Windham (Bart.), Ironmonger Vintry, 1642-3 [Elected S. 1637, 1640] vice Austen
Created Baronet August, 1641; Master Ironmongers 1638, 1642. Died 1663; Will [P.C.C. 101 Juxon] September 17, 1661; proved July 18, 1663.
1642, June 21 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 35) John Fowke, Haberdasher Farringdon Within, 1642-9, Tower, 1649-62 S. 1643-4, M. 1652-3 vice Sir J. Cambell
M.P. London 1661-2; President Christ's Hospital 1661-2; Committee E.I.C. 1625-6; Court Assistants Levant Company 1629-30; Commissioner Customs 1643-45; Master Haberdashers 1642-3, 1652-3, 1655. Died April 22, 1662.
1642, Aug. 20 (23) James Bunce, Leatherseller Bread Street, 1642-9, 1660 S. 1643-4 vice Abell
Knighted May, 1660; created Baronet 1660; President Honourable Artillery Company 1645; Master Leathersellers 1643-4. Died December 13, 1670; Will [P.C.C. 33 Bunce] December 12, 1670; proved March 19, 1674.
1642, Aug. 26 (30) William Gibbs, Goldsmith Farringdon Without, 1642-9 S. 1644-5 vice Gurney
M.P. Suffolk 1654-5, 1656-8; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1643-4. Died c May, 1689; Will [P.C.C. 80 Ent] cod. May 4; proved June 19, 1689.
1642, Sept. 6 (8) (D) (fn. 36) Richard Chambers, Girdler Walbrook, 1642-9 S. 1644-5 vice Bromfield
Commissioner Customs 1643-5; Court Assistants Levant Company 1628-30, 1638-42; Master Girdlers 1631. Died August 20, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 417 Wootton] August 15; proved September 1, 1658.
1643, Jan. 10 (13) Samuel Warner, Grocer Coleman Street, 1643-5 [Elected S. 1645] vice Abbot
1643, Mar. 13 (16) William Berkeley, Haberdasher Vintry, 1643-5 vice Windham
Commissioner Customs 1643-5; Master Haberdashers 1643-4. Died (buried March 1) 1653; adm. September 8, 1653.
1643, May 9 (16) William Ashwell, Grocer Aldersgate, 1643-4 vice Acton
Treasurer St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1643; Committee E.I.C. 1638-47, 1648-51, 1652-3, 1654-5. Died November, 1675; Will [P.C.C. 106 Dycer] October 30; proved November 26, 1675.
1643, May 16 (25) Thomas Foot (or Foote), Grocer Broad Street, 1643-8, Coleman Street, 1648-60 S. 1645-6, M. 1649-50 vice Garaway
Knighted (by the Protector) December 5, 1657; created Baronet November, 1660; Councillor of State 1660; M.P. London 1654-5, 1656-8; Commissioner Excise 1643-(?) 55; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1649-61; Committee E.I.C. 1657-9; Governor Irish Society 1657-60. Died October 12, 1687; Will [P.C.C. 136 Foot] cod. January 2, 1684; proved November 17, 1687.
1643, May 25 (30) John Kendricke, Grocer Langbourn, 1643-8, Broad Street, 1648-61 S. 1645-6, M. 1651-2 vice Whitmore
Commissioner Excise 1643-50. Died c February, 1661; Will [P.C.C. 26 May] May 26, 1655; proved February 22, 1661.
1643, Aug. 3 (and sworn) (D*) (fn. 37) Thomas Cullum, Draper Cordwainer, 1643-52 S. 1646-7 vice Wright
Created Baronet June, 1660; Auditor 1659-61; Commissioner Excise 1643-50; Master Drapers 1643-4. Died April 6, 1664; Will [P.C.C. 50 Bruce] May 2, 1662; proved May 20, 1664.
1644, Sept. 3 (and sworn) (fn. 38) Simon Edmonds, Haberdasher Dowgate, 1644-50, Candlewick, 1650-2 S. 1646-7 [Elected M. 1652] vice Ashwell
Commissioner Excise 1643-50; Treasurer Levant Company 1636-9 (Court Assistants 1615-6, 1619-20, 1621-2, 1626-31, 1633-6, 1639-45); Committee E.I.C. 1656; Master Haberdashers 1644-5. Died October 10, 1656; Will [P.C.C. 375 Berkley] September 19; proved November 6, 1656.
1645, June 17 (and sworn) Samuel Avery, Merchant Taylor Cripplegate, 1645-7, Bassishaw, 1647-53 S. 1647-8 vice Towse
M.P. London 1654-5; Commissioner Customs 1645-9; Master Merchant Taylors 1645-6. Will [P.C.C. 64 Bunce] January 6, 1658; proved May 4, 1664.
1645, July 17 (24) Thomas Hussey, Grocer Vintry, 1645 vice Berkeley
M.P. Whitchurch 1645-53, Andover 1656-7. Will [P.C.C. 53 Wootton] cod. December 14, 1657; proved February 25, 1658.
1645, July 29 (31) (fn. 39) Thomas Bonest, Grocer Vintry, 1645 vice Hussey
Committee E.I.C. 1630-3, 1634-6. Died 1658; Will [P.C.C. 699 Wootton] April 26; proved December 9, 1658.
1645, Aug. 26 (and sworn) John Bide, Brewer Vintry, 1645-9 S. 1647-8 vice Bonest
Master Brewers 1643-4. Died September 14, 1665; Will [P.C.C. 45 Carr] November 6, 1659; adm. April 1, 1677.
1645, Nov. 25 (and sworn) George Witham, Leatherseller Coleman Street, 1645-8 vice S. Warner
Master Leathersellers 1646-7.
1646 (fn. 40) (between Sept. 17 and Oct. 6) (fn. 41) Thomas Vyner (or Viner), Goldsmith Billingsgate, 1646-51, Langbourn, 1651-60 S. 1648-9, M. 1653-4 vice Rainton
Knighted (by the Protector) February 8, 1654 (by the King) August 1, 1660; created Baronet June, 1661; President Christ's Hospital 1658-60; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1645-6. Died May 11, 1665; Will [P.C.C. 55 Hyde] March 16; proved May 19, 1665.
1647, Sept. 23 (Oct. 5) (D) (fn. 42) William Methold, Skinner Cripplegate, 1647 vice Cordall
Treasurer Excise 1643-(?); Committee E.I.C. 1640-53 (Deputy-Governor 1643-53). Died March 5, 1653; Will [P.C.C. 321 Brent] February 28; proved April 15, 1653.
1647, Oct. 14 (19) (D) (fn. 43) Christopher Pack (or Packe), Draper Cripplegate, 1647-53, Bassishaw, 1653-60, Elected for Cornhill, 1649 S. 1649-50, M. 1654-5 vice Methold
Knighted (by the Protector) September 20, 1655; styled 'Lord Pack' (as a member of the 'Other House') 1657-60; M.P. London 1656-7; Auditor 1645-7; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1649-60; Commissioner Customs 1645-9; Commissioner Admiralty 1655; Governor Merchant Adventurers (1657); Committee E.I.C. 1657-9; Master Drapers 1648-9, 1654-5. Died May 27, 1682; Will [P.C.C. 74 Cottle] November 10, 1681; proved June 26, 1682.
1648, Mar. 2 (and sworn) Gilbert Morewode, Grocer Langbourn, 1648 vice Witham
Committee E.I.C. 1641-50.
1648, Mar. 9 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 44) John La Motte, Weaver Langbourn, 1648 vice Morewode
Died July 13, 1655; Will [P.C.C. 86 Aylett] May 23; proved August 8, 1655.
1648, Apr. 18 Zachary Highlord, Skinner (see June 29, 1648, and Vol. I., p. 38) vice Garrard
1648, Apr. 20 (May 2) Edward Claxton, Clothworker Langbourn, 1648 vice La Motte
Commissioner Excise 1643-50; Master Clothworkers 1634-5. Died September 1, 1653; adm. September 30, 1653.
1648, June 29 (July 4) Zachary Highlord, Skinner Bishopsgate, 1648 vice Garrard
Master Skinners 1646. Died c December, 1653; Will [P.C.C. 459 Alchin] December 3, 1653; proved January 25, 1654.
1648, June 29 (July 4) (D*) (fn. 45) Richard Browne, Woodmonger, admitted to Merchant Taylors December 10, 1656 Langbourn, 1648-9, 1660-9 S. 1648-9, M. 1660-1 vice Claxton
Knighted May 29, 1660; created Baronet July, 1660; M.P. Wycombe 1645-8, 1660; London 1656-3, 1659, 1660-1, Ludgershall 1661-9; Colonel Orange Regiment 1660-9; President Bethlem and Bridewell 1660-9 (fn. 46); Commissioner Appeals 1662-9. Died September 24, 1669.
1648, Sept. 14 (19) Richard Bateman, Skinner Portsoken, 1648-9 [Elected S. 1649] vice Highlord
Commissioner Customs 1645-8; Committee E.I.C. 1638-9, 1641-7, 1648-51; Court Assistants Levant Company 1641-3, 1645-6, 1647-8; Master Skinners 1643-4.
1648, Nov. 7 (9) Francis Ash, Goldsmith Bridge, 1648 vice Clarke
Auditor 1644-6; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1649-50. Died 1660; Will [P.C.C. 22 Nabbs] June 19, 1657; proved April 3, 1660.
1648, Nov. 28 (Dec. 12) (D) (fn. 47) Rowland Wilson, Junr., Vintner Bridge, 1648-50 S. 1649-50 vice Ash
Councillor of State 1649-50; M.P. Calne 1646-50; Colonel Orange Regiment 1645-50. Died February 19, 1650; Will [P.C.C. 56 Pembroke] February 16; proved April 2, 1650.
1648, Dec. 5 (12) Walter Pell, Merchant Taylor Queenhithe, 1648 vice J. Warner
Auditor 1647-9; Master Merchant Taylors 1649-50. Died 1672; Will [P.C.C. 112 Eure] April 7; proved September 26, 1672.
1649, Jan. 20 (23) (fn. 48) John Dethick, Mercer Queenhithe, 1649-57, Cornhill, 1657-60 S. 1650, M. 1655-6 vice Pell
Knighted (by the Protector) September 15, 1656, (by the King) April 13, 1661. Died March 31, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 46 Duke] March 16; proved April 6, 1671.
1649, Jan. 20 (30) Roger Draper, Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1649 [Elected S. 1639] vice Garratt
Master Merchant Taylors 1628-9. Died May, 1659; Will [P.C.C. 356 Pell] May 4; proved June 2, 1659.
[On April 7, 1649, five Royalist Aldermen (Sir J. Gayer, T. Adams, J. Langham, J. Bunce, A. Reynardson) were discharged by order of the House of Commons which on April 2 had ejected Gayer from the Mayoralty.]
1649, Apr. 16 (17) James Martin, Fishmonger Castle Baynard, 1649 vice Draper
Committee E.I.C. 1646-51. Died 1651; Will [P.C.C. 245 Grey] October 29; proved December 16, 1651.
1649, Apr. 16 William Leman, Fishmonger (see July, 1653) vice Bunce
1649, Apr. 17 (and sworn) (fn. 49) John Trott, Haberdasher Cornhill, 1649 vice Adams
Committee E.I.C. 1636-7, 1639-41. Died 1658; Will [P.C.C. 49 Pell] July 11, 1657; proved January 5, 1659.
1649, Apr. 26 (27) Nathan Wright, Skinner Bishopsgate, 1649 vice Langham
Committee E.I.C. 1642-3; Master Skinners 1649. Died March 11, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 147 Wootton] February 5; proved April 27, 1658.
1649, Apr. 26 (28) John Massingberd, Skinner Cornhill, 1649 vice Trott
Committee E.I.C. 1640-4; Treasurer E.I.C. 1645-53; Master Skinners 1647. Died November 23, 1653; adm. January 6, 1654.
1649, Apr. 28 (May 4) Richard Porter, Fishmonger Castle Baynard, 1649 vice Martin
Died January 29, 1663; Will [P.C.C. 53 Juxon] December 17, 1662; proved April 6, 1663.
1649, May 1 (4) Eliab Harvey, Grocer Cornhill, 1649 vice Massingberd
Will [P.C.C. 91 May] March 10, 1659; proved June 13, 1661.
1649, May 1 (8) Henry Brabourne, Fishmonger Bishopsgate, 1649 vice Wright
1649, May 1 (July 5) George Pitts, Barber-Surgeon Farringdon Within, 1649 vice Gayer
1649, May 8 (9) John Cotton, Draper Candlewick, 1649 vice Reynardson
Master Drapers 1649-50.
1649, May 8 (22) Abraham Chambers, Girdler Cornhill, 1649 vice Harvey
Master Girdlers 1644, 1645, 1649, 1659; Will [P.C.C. 29 Coke] August 26, 1668; proved February 1, 1669.
1649, May 8 (June 5) James Vickers (or Viccars), Merchant Taylor Castle Baynard, 1642 vice Porter
Died 1657; Will [P.C.C. 450 Ruthen] cod. October 26; proved November 16, 1657.
1649, May 22 (and sworn) John Stint, Merchant Taylor Bishopsgate, 1649 vice Brabourne
1649, May 29 (June 14) (fn. 50) John Beadle, Vintner Bishopsgate, 1649 vice Stint
[On June 1, 1649, Aldermen Soame and R. Chambers were discharged by order of the House of Commons for absenting themselves from the public proclamation in the City of the abolition of the Kingship.]
1649, June 5 (12) William Hinde, Innholder Cornhill, 1649 vice A. Chambers
1649, June 12 (and sworn) Richard Waring, Grocer Cheap, 1649 vice Soame
Assistant Levant Company 1653-4.
1649, June 12 (19) (fn. 51) John Smith, Draper Walbrook, 1649 vice R. Chambers
Master Drapers 1644-5. Died May 5, 1655.
1649, June 14 (and sworn) Francis Bickley (or Bickliff), Draper Cornhill, 1649 [Elected S. 1639] vice Hinde
Created Baronet September, 1661; Auditor 1637-9; Master Drapers 1646-7. Died August 11, 1670; Will [P.C.C. 170 Penn] proved November, 1670.
1649, June 14 (and sworn) William Adams, Haberdasher Cheap, 1649 vice Waring
Auditor 1659-60. Died August 16, 1661; Will [P.C.C. 135 May] July 6, 1660; proved September 5, 1661.
1649, June 19 (and sworn) Thomas Barnes, Haberdasher Cheap, 1649 vice Adams
Master Haberdashers 1655-6. Died April 12, 1667.
1649, June 19 (20) William Baker, Merchant Taylor Farringdon Without, 1649 vice Gibbs
1649,June 19 (26) Richard Middleton, Grocer Bishopsgate, 1649 vice Beadle
Treasurer Levant Company 1611-3 (Court Assistants 1638-41, 1643-5); Committee E.I.C. 1640-7, 1648-9. Died (buried September 9) 1653; Will [P.C.C. 226 Brent] March 11, 1650; proved September 28, 1653.
1649, June 20 (July 10) William Nutt, Grocer Walbrook, 1649 vice Smith
Knighted July 19, 1660.
1649, June 26 (28) William Hancock, Vintner Farringdon Without, 1649 vice Baker
1649, June 26 (28) William Christmas, Draper Cornhill, 1649 vice Bickley
Master Drapers 1650-1. Died December 3, 1652; Will [P.C.C. 333 Brent] November 5, 1652; proved May 13, 1653.
1649, June 26 (on or before July 3) Hilary Mimpriss, Haberdasher Cheap, 1649-50 vice Barnes
Master Haberdashers 1649-50. Died 1653; adm. May 4, 1653.
1649, July 3 (and sworn) John Oldfield (or Ofield), Fishmonger Farringdon Without, 1649 vice Hancock
Committee E.I.C. 1652-7. Died 1657; Will [P.C.C. 452 Ruthen] proved November 3, 1657.
1649, July 3 (10) Robert Cheslyn, Cooper Vintry, 1649-50 vice Bide
1649, July 10 (12) George Hadley, Grocer Portsoken, 1649 vice Bateman
Died August 8, 1654; Will [P.C.C. 35 Alebin] cod. August 2; proved August 26, 1654.
1649, July 10 (12) George Price, Skinner Cornhill, 1649 vice Christmas
Master Skinners 1652-3. Died c 1662.
1649, July 14 (and sworn) (fn. 52) Hugh Smithson, Haberdasher Walbrook, 1649 vice Nutt
Master Haberdashers 1656-7; (?) created Baronet August, 1660. Died October 21, 1670.
1649, July 14 (and sworn) (D) (fn. 53) Robert Tichborne, Skinner Farringdon Within, 1649-60 S. 1650-1, M. 1656-7 vice Pitts
Knighted (by the Protector) December 15, 1656; styled 'Lord Tichborne' (as a member of the 'Other House') 1657-60; Councillor of State 1653; Committee of Safety 1659; M.P. London 1653; Lieutenant Tower 1647; Commissioner Customs 1649-(?); Committee E.I.C. 1657-9; Colonel Yellow Regiment 1658; President Honourable Artillery Company 1658-60. Died July, 1682.
1649, July 19 (and sworn) William Bond, Haberdasher Walbrook, 1649-50 vice Smithson
Master Haberdashers 1650-1. Died September, 1671; Will [P.C.C. 111 Duke] cod. September 4; proved September 15, 1671.
1649, July 19 (24) Richard Chiverton, Skinner Portsoken, 1649-52, Dowgate, 1652-5, Cordwainer, 1655-63, Cripplegate, 1663-7, Bridge Without, 1657-79 S. 1650-1, M. 1657-8 vice Hadley
Knighted (by the Protector) March 22, 1658, (by the King) October 22, 1663; President St. Bartholomew's Hospital 1661-75; Master Skinners, 1651-2. Died November, 1679; Will [P.C.C. 146 King] December 15, 1677; proved November 25, 1679.
1649, Aug. 18 Thomas Witherings, Mercer Bishopsgate, 1649 vice Middleton
M.P. Morpeth 1640; Master Foreign Posts 1632-51. Died September 28, 1651; Will [P.C.C. 47 Bowyer] November 12, 1649; proved February 17, 1652.
1649, Sept. 20 (Nov. 13) Mark Hildesley, Vintner Bread Street, 1649-51 vice Bunce
Commissioner Customs 1649 (?); Master Vintners 1650. Died 1660; Will [P.C.C. 48 Nabbs] December 15, 1659; proved April 3, 1660.
1649, Sept. 25 (and sworn) John Hayes, Salter Bishopsgate, 1649-51 [Elected S. 1651] vice Middleton
Died 1661; Will [P.C.C. 179 May] September 14; proved November 22, 1661.
1649, Oct. 2 (Dec. 8) (fn. 54) Francis Alleyn (or Allen), Goldsmith Farringdon Without, 1649-52 [Elected S. 1651, 1652] vice Oldfield
Councillor of State 1651, 1652-3; M.P. Cockermouth 1645-53; Commissioner Customs 1643-5; Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1650-1. Died September 6, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 472 Fell] February 27; proved September 7, 1658.
1649, Oct. 9 (and sworn) Thomas Noell, Goldsmith Cornhill, 1649-52 [Elected S. 1651, 1652] vice Price
Prime Warden Goldsmiths 1651-2.
1649, Dec. 11 (Jan. 3, 1650) John Langley, Fishmonger Langbourn, 1649-50 [Elected S. 1636] vice Browne
M.P. London 1653; Commissioner Admiralty and Navy 1652; Deputy-Governor Levant Company 1671-2 (Court Assistants 1643-8, 1649-50, 1664-71, 1672-3); Committee E.I.C. 1650-2, 1653-5, 1656-7: Prime Warden Fishmongers 1652.
1650, Jan. 3 (and sworn) Thomas Stocke, Grocer Candlewick, 1650 vice Cotton
Died May, 1664; Will [P.C.C. 62 Bruce] May 3; proved May 26, 1664.
1650, Jan. 29 (31) Stephen Beale, Leatherseller Candlewick, 1650 vice Stocke
Died 1667; Will [P.C.C. 16 Carr] January 20; proved February 7, 1667.
1650, Feb. 19 (March 5) Gilbert Keate, Grocer Dowgate, 1650 [Elected S. 1639] vice S. Beale
Committee E.I.C. 1642-6, 1647-57. Died July 2, 1658; Will [P.C.C. 36 Wootton] June 10, 1657; proved July 16, 1658.
1650, Feb. 19 (March 5) Jeffery Howland, Grocer Cheap, 1650 vice Mimpriss
Sheriff Surrey 1658-60; Committee E.I.C. 1652-3, 1655-7.
1650, Mar. 7 (and sworn) John Beale, Clothworker Bridge, 1650 vice Wilson
Master Clothworkers 1643.
1650, Mar. 7 (and sworn) Robert Newton, Grocer Dowgate, 1650 vice Keate
Created Baronet January, 1661. Died (buried November 3) 1670; Will [P.C.C. 129 Penn] September 15, 1669; proved October 14, 1670.
1650, Mar. 7 (April 30) Joseph Brand, Salter Langbourn, 1650 vice Langley
Sheriff Suffolk 1662-3. Died 1675; Will [P.C.C. 43 Dycer] March 9; proved May 14, 1675.
1650, Mar. 7 John Mayo, Dyer Cheap, 1650-3 [Elected S. 1652] vice Howland
(?) Died (buried September 4) 1674 or (?); Will [P.C.C. 83 Vere] March 15, 1675; proved May 6, 1691.
1650, Mar. 12 (and sworn) Thomas Jennings, Clothworker Bridge, 1650 vice J. Beale
Committee E.I.C. 1644-54; Court Assistants Levant Company 1649-52; Master Clothworkers 1638.
1650, Mar. 12 (D) (fn. 55) Edmund Harvey, Draper Dowgate, 1650, Farringdon Without, 1653 [Elected S. 1653] vice Newton
M.P. Great Bodwin 1646-53, Middlesex 1654-5; Commissioner Customs 1649-55. Died June 25, 1673.
1650, Mar.14 (Aug. 15) Henry Box, Grocer Bridge, 1650 [Elected S. 1639] vice Jennings
1650, Mar. 19 (26) Stephen Estwicke (or Eastwick), Girdler Dowgate, 1650-2, Bridge, 1652-7 S. 1652-3 [Elected S. 1651] vice Newton
Commissioner Customs 1643-5, 1649-(?) 57. Died December 15, 1657; Will [P.C.C. 521 Wootton] December 9, 1657; adm. June 14, 1658.
1650, May 2 (and sworn) Thomas Ivy (or Ivie), Merchant Taylor Langbourn, 1650 vice Brand
(?) Knighted May 25, 1661; Will [P.C.C. Bunce] November 17, 1671; proved June 2, 1674.
1650, June 20 (25) Robert Dycer, Draper Castle Baynard, 1650 vice Vickers
Created Baronet March, 1661; Sheriff Herts 1659-60; Master Drapers 1656-7. Died August 26, 1667; Will August 7, 1665; proved September 21, 1667 [P.C.C. 116 Carr].
1650, June 20 (fn. 56) William Cleve, Haberdasher Walbrook, 1650 vice Bond
Died May 7, 1667; Will [P.C.C. 59 Carr] cod. April 16; proved May 14, 1667.
1650, June 25 (27) John Harper, Fishmonger Vintry, 1650 vice Cheslyn
Prime Warden Fishmongers 1654. Died March, 1667; Will [P.C.C. 37 Carr] cod. March 10; proved March 22, 1667.
1650, June 27 (July 4) Robert Henley, Leatherseller Castle Baynard, 1650-1 vice Dycer
Master Leathersellers 1650-1.
1650, July 2 (4) Richard Clutterbuck, Mercer Vintry, 1650 vice Harper
Committee E.I.C. 1655-7; Master Mercers 1650. Died 1670; Will [P.C.C. 57 Penn] April 21; proved May 21, 1670.
1650, July 9 (16) Thomas Turgis, Grocer Vintry, 1650 vice Clutterbuck
Died (buried March 11) 1651; Will [P.C.C. 56 Grey] May 16, 1649; proved March 14, 1651.
1650, July 16 Anthony Bedingfield, Mercer Langbourn, 1650 vice Ivy
M.P. Dunwich 1640-52; Master Mercers 1651. Died 1652; Will [P.C.C. 215 Bowyer] September 20, 1650; proved August 9, 1652.
1650, July 25 (and sworn) John Pettiward, Salter Vintry, 1650 vice Turgis
Master Salters 1653. Died 1671; Will [P.C.C. 147 Duke] cod. September 28; proved December 11, 1671.
1650, July 30 (Aug. 1) William Middleton, Draper Vintry, 1650 vice Pettiward
1650, Aug. 3 (6) James Smith, Salter Vintry, 1650 [Elected S. 1651] vice Middleton
Died 1667; Will [P.C.C. 137 Carr] April 12; proved October 4, 1667.
1550, Aug. 8 (15) John Wollverston, Fishmonger Vintry, 1650 vice Smith
1650, Aug. 27 (fn. 57) (and sworn) George Wynn, Mercer Vintry, 1650 vice Wollverston
Created Baronet December, 1660; Sheriff Lincolnshire 1657-8; Master Mercers 1652. Died July 18, 1667; adm. October 1, 1667.
1650, Aug. 27 (Sept. 3) Thomas Andrewes (ii.), Clothworker Bridge, 1650 vice Box
Master Clothworkers 1650-1.
1650, Sept. 3 (5) John Harris, Girdler Walbrook, 1650 vice Bond
Died May 25, 1657; Will [P.C.C. 271 Ruthen] cod. July 20, 1655; proved July 1, 1657.
1650, Sept. 5 (and sworn) John James, Brewer Vintry, 1650-1 [Elected S. 1666] vice Wynn
Knighted September 12, 1670; Commissioner Excise 1671-9; Sheriff Essex 1668-9; Master Brewers 1651-2.
1650, Sept. 12 (and sworn) Robert Lowther, Draper Walbrook, 1650-1 vice Harris
Master Drapers 1653-4. Died January 4, 1655; Will [P.C.C. 262 Aylett] August 5, 1654; proved February 20, 1655.
1650, Sept.12 (17) Thomas Rich, Vintner Bridge, 1650 vice Andrewes (ii.)
Created Baronet March. 1661; M.P. Reading 1660; Sheriff Berks 1657; Committee E.I.C 1642-3, 1648-54. Died October 15, 1667; Will [P.C.C. 141 Carr] cod. October 14; proved November 20, 1667.
1650, Sept. 24 (26) Robert Smyth, Draper Bridge, 1650-1 [Elected S. 1651] vice Rich
Knighted August 25, 1660; created Baronet March, 1665; Committee E.I.C. 1652-3; Master Drapers 1651-2. Died June 12, 1669; Will [P.C.C. 76 Coke] June 15, 1666; proved June 25, 1669.
1650, Oct. 22 (Nov. 7) William Allen (or Alleyn), Grocer Langbourn, 1650-1 vice Ivy
Died 1651; Will [P.C.C. 44 Grey] December 3, 1650; proved March 18, 1651.

Footnotes

  • 1. . The title 'Director' as applied to him in D.N.B. in connexion with the E.I.C. is an anachronism by more than a century. His removal to Bridge Ward (for which he served more than twice as long as for Portsoken) is ignored.
  • 2. . D.N.B. gives year of removal to Coleman Street according to the obsolete Civil reckoning. The name of Mr. Cokayne ('G.E.C.') is wrongly spelled.
  • 3. . D.N.B. ignores his election as Alderman, and describes him anachronistically (see note 66) as a 'Director' of the E.I.C.
  • 4. . This date is correct; that given in D.N.B. is not.
  • 5. . The writer of the D.N.B. article says he was removed 'apparently to Langbourn': the qualifying word is quite unnecessary as the fact is recorded in Repertory 32, only half a dozen folios before one to which he refers in the next line. The statement that Leman was President of Christ's Hospital 'in the year of his death' is a very meagre reference to his nearly 14 years' tenure of that post. It is difficult to suggest any reason for the distinction in length of tenure implied in the words 'Sheriff in 1606 and Lord Mayor in 1616-17.' In each case the office was held from a certain day in one year to the same day in the next year, and the record of both should follow the same principle of dating.
  • 6. . In the D.N.B. notice of Bonham Norton (which is appended to that of his father, John Norton) his Ward is not mentioned, nor is it stated that he only held office for two months.
  • 7. . The original edition of D.N.B. gives only one of his four Wards, and that one neither the first nor the last. The omissions are supplied in the new issue. The article, in addition to its inherent merits, derives special interest from the fact that it is contributed by the subject's venerable and distinguished descendant, Mr. G. E. Cokayne (Clarenceux King-at-Arms), to whom every student of English genealogy and family history owes a debt which cannot adequately be paid.
  • 8. . The D.N.B. notice of John Norton (which is appended to that of his uncle, William Norton) does not name his Ward.
  • 9. . D.N.B. article ignores his election as Alderman. [A list of Masters of the Mercers, supplied me by a prominent official of that Company, who rather brusquely declined to verify it, gives 'Sir B. Hicks, Viscount Campden, Alderman of Bread Street, Master 1631' (i.e., two years after his death). As the dates of other Masterships of the Mercers in this book are from the same source, it will be understood that I cannot guarantee their absolute accuracy.]
  • 10. . The D.N.B. in its original issue perverted Lime Street into 'Lion' Street (which in another article was disguised as 'Limehouse'). The writer of the article omits to notice his connexion with the E.I.C., his Presidency of St. Thomas' Hospital and his Colonelcy of the Trained Bands.
  • 11. . In the D.N.B. article 'Aldgate' is erroneously given (instead of Tower) as his first Ward, and the date of his election is wrong—four elections for the Ward took place between the D.N.B. date and the true one. The 'Geere' of the text is an orthographical variant for 'Gayer,' adopted from Professor Gardiner, who quotes an authority in which the names of three of the four Aldermen referred to are distorted.
  • 12. The name appears in the Repertory as 'Ferris' and 'Ferrys,' but the above is the correct form.
  • 13. . The D.N.B. in an article on his namesake and contemporary, with whom he is often confounded, refers to him with the prefix 'Sir,' which is erroneous; he was not knighted. I had fallen into the same error in Vol. I. of this work at p. 124, which, however, is corrected at pp. 256, 415.
  • 14. This name is erroneously entered as 'Hudson' in the minute of his election (Repertory 38, fo. 95b).
  • 15. . The D.N.B. dates of death and probate of will are according to the obsolete Civil computation. The new edition incorporates several additions to, and corrections of, the original article from an apparently well-informed critic.
  • 16. 'Pritchett' is the correct form of the name which, however, appears in the Repertory as 'Prichard.'
  • 17. . The name is recorded as Ballett in Repertory 39, ff. 213b, 218, but he was almost certainly identical with William Ballard, saddler to Queen Henrietta Maria, who died in 1648, as stated in the text above.
  • 18. I have assumed that the Alderman of Vintry, 1626, was identical with the Alderman of Farringdon Without who had been discharged in the preceding year. This, however, is not absolutely certain; if such was the case, the fine imposed as a condition of discharge on the former occasion had probably not been paid, and he was still liable to be called upon to serve as an Alderman.
  • 19. . The actual date of admission, which is left undetermined in Vol. I., p. 159, is ascertained with precision from comparison of entries in Rep. 40, fo. 3, and Letter Book II., fo. 173.
  • 20. The new issue of the D.N.B. corrects some dates given in the original edition according to the old Civil computation. Other erroneous dates are still retained; those given in the text above are accurate where they differ from, as well as where they agree with, the D.N.B.
  • 21. . The original edition of D.N.B. (corrected in the new issue) misdates his election as Alderman by four years, and omits the name of his Ward.
  • 22. In the record of his election his Christian name is erroneously given as John and his surname originally as 'Bonsell' corrected to 'Bouswell.' The Christian name is correctly given as George in the records of his admission and of his discharge, the surname appearing as 'Boswell,' the form I have adopted at p. 208 of Vol. I. From his will it appears that the true orthography is 'Buswell.'
  • 23. . This spelling ('Morris') of his Christian name is in accordance with his own signature—'Maurice,' which I had adopted in Vol. I. of this work, is more commonly found. The original article in D.N.B. included several errors corrected in the new issue, which, however, retains an incorrect date for his election as M. P. for Hull, states that he sat for London in the earliest parliament of Charles I., which is not the case, and also that he was one of the original 'directors' of the E.I.C., which is equally contrary to fact.
  • 24. . In the 'revised version' of the D.N.B. the speech attributed to Garraway in January, 1642, which in the original issue is accepted as genuine, is admitted to be fictitious; but the editor has, nevertheless, allowed the passage in the original article to remain cancelled, in which, on the sole authority of that speech, Garraway is said (erroneously) to have been a member of the House of Commons. The D.N.B. makes his election as Sheriff precede that as Alderman, which is incorrect: it also dates his removal to Broad Street and the signature of his will according to the obsolete Civil reckoning of the years. [The spelling of the Alderman's name is very uncertain: in the E.I.C. Court Books the forms 'Garraway,' 'Garway,' 'Garroway,' are used indiscriminately, but his eldest son, William, signed 'Garway.']
  • 25. The insertion of 'Sir' before his name in Vol. I., p. 349, is a lapsus calami corrected at p. 422.
  • 26. . Not March 8 as in Vol. I., page 132.
  • 27. Not May 13 as in Vol. I., page 93.
  • 28. . The Article in D.N.B., which is accurate and careful, omits the dates of his election as Alderman and does not particularise his Wards, and it overlooks his Presidency of Christ's Hospital.
  • 29. 'Gayer' is in accordance with the Alderman's signature: 'Gayre' is the usual form in the City records. The D.N.B. article ignores his connexion with the Levant Company and commits the usual anachronism of styling him an E.I.C. 'Director.'
  • 30. . The original issue of the D.N.B. (corrected in the new edition) misdates his election as Sheriff and assigns his resignation of his Aldermanry vaguely to 'the interval' (between 1642 and 1652). The actual date of election as Alderman which I had left open at Vol. I., p. 49, is established by comparing Rep. 51, ff. 1, 5b. with Letter Book N.N. fo. 53.
  • 31. The date of death is erroneously given as July 25, 1640, in Vol. I., p. 93.
  • 32. . He is wrongly described in D.N.B. by the prefix 'Sir' (see Vol. I., p. 25 of this work). Also the years of his election as Alderman and of two of his three elections as Member of the Council of State are given according to the obsolete Civil year computation, that of the third being altogether wrong. Two different years are assigned for his death in the headline and in the text in the original issue; in the revised edition the erroneous date is printed in both places, the correct one being altered. The true date might easily have been ascertained from the Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, Charles II., 1661-2, Vol. 2, p. 184. The name of his Ward is not given in D.N.B.
  • 33. . The original article in D.N.B., which is very meagre in its details of his life, gives the date of death according to the obsolete computation, and only names one of his Wards. In the new issue Billingsgate should be read for 'Bishopsgate.'
  • 34. . The D.N.B. does not name any of his three Wards, nor does it give the date at which he became an Alderman. His father-in-law, Nicholas Crisp, is erroneously described as Alderman.
  • 35. . The writer of the D.N.B. article, who names neither of his Wards and omits the date of his election as Alderman, makes him identical with the John Fowke who bequeathed certain lands to Christ's Hospital, which is clearly impossible, inasmuch as the Alderman died in 1662 and the will containing these bequests is dated October 26, 1686! It also makes him the subject of a portrait dated 1691, i.e., 29 years after his death. The assumption that he retained his Commissionership of Customs after 1645 is not correct.
  • 36. . The D.N.B. contains a good article on him by Professor Firth.
  • 37. . The error (already noted under Reynardson) of describing his father-in-law, Nicholas Crisp, as an Alderman occurs also in the D.N.B. article on Cullum. The original edition gives neither the name of his Ward nor the date of his election as Alderman, which are supplied by the present writer for the new issue.
  • 38. . In the D.N.B. article on Sir C. Packe, Edmonds is described as 'Lord Mayor of London, ' an office to which he was elected (as above) but which he did not accept.
  • 39. His name is entered in the Repertory as 'Bonus' in the records of his election and admission, but correctly in that of his discharge.
  • 40. . There is no record of Vyner's first election as Alderman: he first appears as present on October 6, 1646, his predecessor in Billingsgate Ward having been removed to Cornhill on September 17.
  • 41. The D.N.B. article represents him as the successor of Browne in Langbourn Ward, from which Aldermanry Browne had been ejected more than sixteen months earlier and had had six successors in it in the interim! His Knighthood by Charles II. is omitted, as also his Presidency of Christ's Hospital. The name of Alderman Backwell, (Viner's partner in the purchase of 'Spanish prize plate' [sic], by which the silver bullion captured by Blake when he burned the Plate fleet is meant) is given as 'Blackwell,' which, as there was a contemporary 'Alderman Blackwell,' is misleading.
  • 42. . The writer of the D.N.B. article on Methold ignores his election as Alderman and speaks of him as being Deputy-Governor of the E.I.C. 'in 1650,' as if for that year only, whereas he held the office continuously for the last ten years of his life. The statement that 'a "free brother" of the E.I.C.' was 'in effect a Director' must have been evolved from the writer's inner consciousness; it is sheer nonsense.
  • 43. . The D.N.B. slightly misdates his election for Cripplegate, and omits altogether his removal to Bassishaw. (See also Note 93, p. 67). It has also failed to find the date of his appointment as Commissioner of Customs.
  • 44. . In this case, as in that of Methold, his election as Alderman is ignored. The minute of his election definitely describes him as a Weaver, of which Company the writer of the article, with a refinement of caution, remarks that 'he appears to have been a member.'
  • 45. . The D.N.B. article omits his connexion with the Merchant Taylors' Company and his election to the Parliament of 1661, of which he was a member till his death. There is an apparent misprint in the date of his election as Lord Mayor. Overall (Remembrancia, p. 199), who is followed by Mr. Cokayne in his Baronetage, erroneously states that he removed to Bridge Without in 1663, confounding him with another Richard Browne, who was neither a knight nor a baronet; he also misdates his death.
  • 46. Not 1660-8 as in D.N.B.
  • 47. . The D.N.B. contains a short but adequate article on Wilson, free from inaccurracies. O si sic omnia!
  • 48. The spelling in the text above is that of his signature; in Vol. I. (pp. 125, 194, 231 and elsewhere) I have followed the repertories in adding a final 'e' to his name.
  • 49. . I have in vol. I. (p. 258) identified this Alderman with the future Baronet (so created October, 1660) who was M.P. for Andover from 1660 till his death, July 14, 1672, and was son-in-law to Sir Edmund Wright (Lord Mayor 1640-1). While I am not convinced beyond the possibility of doubt that that identification is erroneous, I think it more probable that the Alderman was the Baronet's father, who died in 1658 as stated in the text.
  • 50. Not May 31 as in Vol. I., p. 39.
  • 51. . I have in Vol. I. (p. 220) somewhat rashly identified this Alderman with the future Alderman of Billingsgate (see 1658) who was a member of the same Company. It is obviously difficult to discriminate, in the absence of definite evidence, between the various persons contemporary with each other bearing so common a name as John Smith, and it is not impossible that my original identification is correct, but I feel almost assured that my 'revised version' as given above is the true one.
  • 52. . The identification in the text with the future Baronet is probable, but not free from doubt.
  • 53. . In the D.N.B. article his Knighthood, which was conferred during his Mayoralty, is antedated by a year; no indication is given of his Ward or of the date of his election as Alderman.
  • 54. Alleyn was allowed his precedency of election over Noell, although not admitted till later, his not appearing to be sworn earlier being due to absence from the City.
  • 55. . The D.N.B. article omits his date of death, and does not mention his having been twice elected Alderman and once Sheriff, or his return to two parliaments.
  • 56. His name is entered as 'Neve' in the record of his election in Rep. 60, fol. 165b.
  • 57. . He was sworn on the day of election, not (as stated in Vol. I., p. 210) on that of his discharge.
PreviousTable of contentsNext