Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Magnus by London Bridge

The Inhabitants of London in 1638. Originally published by Society of Genealogists, London, 1931.

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T C Dale, 'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Magnus by London Bridge', in The Inhabitants of London in 1638( London, 1931), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-inhabitants/1638/pp94-96 [accessed 31 October 2024].

T C Dale, 'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Magnus by London Bridge', in The Inhabitants of London in 1638( London, 1931), British History Online, accessed October 31, 2024, https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-inhabitants/1638/pp94-96.

T C Dale. "Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Magnus by London Bridge". The Inhabitants of London in 1638. (London, 1931), , British History Online. Web. 31 October 2024. https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/no-series/london-inhabitants/1638/pp94-96.

ST. MAGNUS BY LONDON BRIDGE.

MS. p. 173.
The present value of the Living. £ s. d.
Tithes 81 12 8
Easter Booke 3 18 0
Casual Duties 5 10 0
A parsonage house
Sum total £91 0 8
Yearly payments out-
Tenths and the Acquittance 6 18 10½
Pension unto the Exchequer and acquittance 1 7 0
Pension to Westminster and acquittance 13 8
Curate 10 0 0
Procurations and Exhibits 15 0
Ship money 1 10 0
Charge of gathering tithes 1 0 0
Loss of tithes 10 0
Sum total of payments, etc. £22 14
Valet clare £68 6
When subsidies are granted every subsidy amounts to £12 8s. 8d., beside the present payments and deductions.
RENTS.
The moderate value of each house, etc., wherein the parish would not join.
On London Bridge.
1 house and shop Thomas Conny (there hath £ been £35 refused for it) 25
1 great house, shop, warehouse, cellars, etc. John Hatley (it hath been letten for above £80) 50
2 faire houses and shops Gabriel Partridge 45
1 house and shop William Rudd 15
Ditto Thomas Ruck 15
Ditto Abraham Gardiner 20
Ditto Gervase Lock 15
Ditto John Lorden 14
Ditto Hugh Powel 15
Ditto John Sherely 24
Ditto Widow Nettersal 25
1 faire house and shop Andrew Weston and Brown (part of little Nonesuch) 40
Ditto Stephen Beale (the other part of it) 40
2 houses and a shop Githian Viner and Francis Finch 24
1 house and shop James Dunkin 20
Ditto Raphe Harrison 15
Ditto John Bowcher 15
Ditto George Hunt 28
1 house and shop Ellice Midmore 15
1 faire house and shop Lawrence Warkman 30
1 house and shop Richard Wilding 15
Ditto Anthony Scaltick 15
Ditto Edmund Clark 26
Ditto John Greene 30
1 ale cellar John Greene 3
MS. p. 173a.
Over against the West End of the Church.
1 house and shop Nicholas Smith 16
Ditto Widow Thomas 20
Ditto William Viner 25
Ditto Richard Yend 34
Ditto Robert Lee 30
Ditto Abraham Yend 30
Ditto Richard Shelbury 16
Thames Street Westward. The South Side.
1 house and shop Edward Calthrop 23
1 shop Thomas Duppa 4
1 warehouse John Miles 3
1 house divided into divers tenements Fishmongers' Rents 14
1 house and shop Thomas Carpenter 24
Ditto Edward Bellamy 24
Ditto William Hanson 20
2 victualling houses and a cellar Henry Aldersee 30
1 house and shop Thomas Palmer 16
1 house Thomas Abbot 5
1 house, wharf, engines to carry water,valued at £500 clear per ann John Morris 100
1 great house divided into divers tenements Bridgehouse rents 20
2 houses, wharf and brewhouse -Man 40
1 wood and coal wharfe -Chapman 20
4 houses as now divided Andrew Hawes, the owner 24
1 victualling house and shop Richard Trim 20
1 large house and shop Wm. Chapman 30
The North Side.
1 house and shop Widow Payne 16
Ditto -Gregory 20
1 large house and warehouse John Buck, etc. 25
1 house and shop James Bartram 14
Ditto Abraham Martin 20
Ditto Bartholomew Smith 25
1 house William Walcott 4
1 house divided Stephen Manby 7
1 house and shop James Bartram 8
1 house and warehouse Timothy van Streton 24
1 ditto -Loveland 20
1 house and shop Nathaniel Bullock 12
1 large house John Wiat 20
1 house and shop Henry Shelbury 20
1 house and shop John Wiat, again 20
1 house and shop Thomas Duppa 16
Ditto William Adis 22
MS. p. 174.
New Fish St. West Side.
1 house and shop James Phillips 30
1 shop James Bartram 4
1 house and shop Rowland Pitt 24
Ditto Thomas Humfries 16
1 house 2 shops Thomas Phillips 18
1 house and a tavern Ambrose Langley 28
2 houses and 2 shops Samuel Whiteing 18
1 house and shop Robert Minchard 14
1 great house divided into many tenements, warehouses, etc. Thomas and Ellen Mosier 52
1 shop Isack Hemmings 4
The East Side.
1 house and shop John Male 15
2 houses whereof one is the gt. Taverne called the King's head More (for that which stands in this parish: some little piece of it is in St. Margaret's Parish The whole goes at £100) 60
2 houses and 2 shops Charles Dubo 22
1 shop Ball 5
1 house and shop Thomas Viner 18
Ditto Henry Bloodweeke 12
Ditto Widow Haylock 12
Thames Street Eastward.
2 houses, 2 shops Andrew Impe 22
1 faire house, 2 shops William Greene 40
1 house and shop Henry Hide 18
1 faire house and shop Robert Rauden 50
(He told me he would not let it for 100 marks).
1 house and shop Thomas Rosse and Wm. Spencer 25
1 house, a Taverne William Sclatter 30
1 house and shop Fuller 6
1 house and shop Thomas Thornehill 20
1 large house, shop, etc. Thomas Hodges and others 30
1 house divided into divers tenements and a wharfe Richard Chamlet 26
1 house and shop Widow Cawdry 5
1 shop George Hurlock 2

The tithes paid at the present are summed up at the beginning.

The moderate value of all the houses in the parish with other things tithable, amounts to the sum of £2,092.

Which sum after the rate of 219 in the pound will produce in yearly tithes the sum of £287 12s. 0d.

This Parsonage is rated higher in his Majesty's Bookes than any living in or about London. For it is valued at £69 besides 40s. in pensions It hath no glebe belonging to it. The best third part of the Parish was consumed by the late fire on London Bridge, yet no part of the annual charges lying on the Parsonage is abated. And it is yet capable of a large improvement by reason that a good part of it being City Land, provisions have been accordingly made to keep down the Tithes generally throughout the parish to unreasonable Low proportions, some very few houses excepted.

Cor. Burges, Rector, ibid