The Parish of St Saviour, Southwark A Name-Index to the Minutes of the Vestry, 1557-1628

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---, ---: 1588 Aug: the curate, unnamed; trusted by the vestry with one of the keys to the poor box in the choir
---, ---: 1589 Jun: tinker in Foul Lane; he is to pay his tithes or be sued by the vestry
---, ---: 1596 Oct: 'Mr Deputy'; one of five vestrymen to seek relief of charges by 'the Justices of the Shire'
---, Ferdinando: 1586 Mar: baker; his house is west of Gilbert Rocket's two Bankside tenements
---, George: 1626 Dec: 'Crooked George' to have money for apparel
---, Hans: 1583 May: the pump maker's house in the New Churchyard 'and the house under it' to be repaired
---, Hansa: 1583 Apr: 'Hawnce the pumpmaker' [perhaps John Hance] paid his rent with household stuff in place of money
---, Jean: 1583 May: 'Jeane the Callyce woman' appointed to be one of the searchers of 'the bodies of those that be dead'
---, Philip: 1579 Nov: carpenter; the vestry increases his wages
---, Roger: 1568 Oct: clerk; the vestry minutes note that he has departed the parish
a Wood: see under Wood
Abbott, ---: 1603 Nov: 'Goodman', shoemaker; the vestry grants him a loan
Abbott, ---: 1628 Aug: is to keep the St John Chapel clean
Ackland, Mary: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Adams, ---: 1604 Jul: deceased; the rent for his house to be re-assessed
Adams, ---: 1604 Oct: his former house now offered to Mr Harris
Adams, ---: 1604 Dec: Harris the cooper's lease to Adams' former house confirmed
Adams, Nicholas: 1569 Jul: lease of his house in Kent Street extended for 21 years
Adams, Nicholas: 1573 Dec: tenant in a tenement leased to Christopher Campbell
Adlin, John: 1582 Apr: grocer; appointed street-side subsidy gatherer by the vestry
Adlin, John: 1587 Nov: to have a lease of the Soap House and adjoining tenements, with exceptions
Adlin, John: 1589 Jun: his tenants discussed in the vestry
Adlin, John: 1589 Dec: he promises the vestry that the chimneys in his tenements at Waverley House will be secured
Adlin, John: 1593 Nov: the vestry says he should be 'called into the house the next Revestry'
Adlin, Thomas: 1579 Aug: grocer; chosen to be a new collector
Adlington, William: 1567 Nov: a lease between him and Elizabeth Endall of Bermondsey
Adlington, William: 1567 Nov: a lease between him and Robert Hartop of London
Adlington, William: 1567 Nov: a lease between him and Robert Lord and Robert Leward of London
Adlington, William: 1567 Nov: a lease between him and William Goodwin of Essex
Ainsworth, ---: 1595 Jan: allegations lodged by him with the vestry concerning tithes
Alborne, Agnes: 1620 Jun: widow of Clink Liberty; admitted an almswoman to the College, in place of Margaret Thomas, deceased
Alborne, Alice: 1625 Mar: widow, of the College, deceased; her place taken by Jane Stevens
Alderton, Elderton: see under both forms
Allen, Abraham: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Allen, Abraham: 1604 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Turner, 'gone out of the parish'
Allen, Abraham: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Allen, Abraham: 1606 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and to the plate
Allen, Abraham: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Allen, Abraham: 1609 Apr: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Francis Terry
Allen, Edward: 1608 Mar: Esquire; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Hugh Browker, deceased
Allen, Edward: 1609 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Allen, Edward: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Allen, Edward: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Allen, Edward: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Allen, Edward: 1612 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Allen, Edward: 1613 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Allen, Edward: 1614 Mar: styled an 'ancient of the vestry'
Allen, Edward: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Allen, Edward: 1616 Sep: placed a losing bid on the Vine and Beer Pot
Allen, Edward: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Allen, Edward: 1619 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Allen, Edward: 1619 Dec: (as Alleyn) gave a gift of three gowns for three poor people of the Borough
Allen, Edward: 1620 Jan: of Clink Liberty; resigns from the vestry, having departed the parish
Allen, Edward: 1620 Jan: the vestry to find ground upon which he will build some almshouses
Allen, Edward: 1620 Feb: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the parish by Thomas Stokes
Allen, Edward: 1623 Mar: his proposal to build almshouses diverted to buying existing houses
Allen, Edward: 1625 May: considering the churchyard as a possible site for his almshouses
Allen, Edward: 1626 Feb: land is ready for the almshouses 'which he pretendeth [=intendeth?] to erect'
Allen, Edward: 1627 Mar: documents for God's Gift College in Dulwich are in the vestry box
Allen, Edward: 1628 Aug: deceased; his will to be read in the vestry
Allen, Edward: 1628 Aug: his wife is the executor of Ann Henslowe's will
Allen, George: 1561 Jan: to be the attorney for the parish
Allen, Harry: 1563 Mar: to gather the clerk's wages, with Henry Sheen
Allen, Harry: 1567 May: to view the pathway from the Vine into Southwark
Allen, Harry: 1567 Jul: deposited his collected funds with the vestry
Allen, Joan: 1628 Aug: she is the executor of Ann Henslowe's will
Allen, Richard: 1578 Oct: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Allers, Arnold: 1626 Feb: to have a lease of a tenement in the churchyard
Allers, Arnold: 1626 Mar: a lease sealed to him and his wife Katherine
Allers, Katherine: 1626 Feb: wife of Arnold
Allison, ---: 1580 Jun: (John?) scrivener; to be paid for translating the Latin corporation document into English
Andrews, Lancelot: 1626 Dec: bishop of Winchester, deceased; a copy of his will brought to the vestry
Angell, Joan: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Angell, Thomas: 1624 Sep: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Anthony, ---: 1608 Jul: widow, deceased; her place in the College taken by William Seely
Apsley, ---: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a collector
Archer, James: 1614 Mar: chosen to be minister, succeeding William Ticknor, deceased
Archer, James: 1616 Dec: his house to be viewed and repaired
Archer, James: 1617 Feb: the minister; a benevolence given him for his wife's illness and his costs
Archer, James: 1621 Jan: mention in the vestry minutes of his having been robbed
Archer, James: 1623 Sep: the minister; his 'long service and sickness and present weakness' noted
Archer, James: 1624 Dec: the minister; to have a Christmas bonus in respect of his sickness
Archer, James: 1625 Dec: the minister; to have a Christmas bonus in respect of his sickness
Archer, James: 1626 Jul: to have his house free of charge, given his sickness
Archer, James: 1626 Dec: the minister; given a New Year's gift of gold
Ashton, Edmund: 1622 May: citizen and brewer of London; leases a house near the churchyard
Ashton, Edward: 1619 Sep: Mr Watts' servant, has a lease of tenements
Ashton, Joan: 1625 May: widow; admitted to the College, in place of her husband Richard, deceased
Ashton, Richard: 1625 May: of the College, deceased; his place taken by his widow Joan Ashton
Ashton, Richard: 1623 Jul: cobbler; admitted to the College in place of Goodwife Patrick, deceased
Askew, ---: 1627 Mar: his bond for Andrew Baxter's children's portions is in the vestry box
Askew, Roger: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an overseer of the poor
Askew, Thomas: 1626 Feb: bound to the vestry for Andrew Baxter's children's portion
Atkinson, John: 1591 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Audley: see also Luke alias Audley
Audley alias Luke, Thomas: 1579 Aug: chosen to be a new collector
Audley alias Luke, Thomas: 1606 Feb: his signature (mark), as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Audley, Thomas: 1582 Dec: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Audley, Thomas: 1583 Feb: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Audley, Thomas: 1590 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Audley, Thomas: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Audley, Thomas: 1594 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Austen, William: 1611 Feb: of Paris Garden; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Luke, deceased
Austen, William: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Austen, William: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Austen, William: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Austen, William: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Austen, William: 1614 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Austen, William: 1614 Mar: styled an 'ancient of the vestry'
Austen, William: 1615 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Austen, William: 1618 Dec: vestryman, representing Clink Liberty and Upper Ground
Austen, William: 1619 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Austen, William: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Austen, William: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Austen, William: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden, but refused, and is fined
Austen, William: 1623 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Austen, William: 1625 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Austen, William: 1626 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Ayers, Robert: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a sideman
Babb, ---: 1604 Feb: he is to sue forth a new commission
Babington, Barbara: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Babington, Ralph: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a collector
Babington, Ralph: 1609 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Garland, departed the parish
Babington, Ralph: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Babington, Ralph: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Babington, Ralph: 1614 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Babington, Ralph: 1616 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Babington, Ralph: 1617 Jan: vestryman, left the vestry meeting without permission; censured
Babington, Ralph: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Babington, Ralph: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Babington, Ralph: 1621 Sep: he is now in Mr Archer the minister's old house
Babington, Ralph: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and keeper of the vestry keys
Babington, Ralph: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Babrow, ---: 1592 Jan: (Thomas?) has lived for thirty years in a little house in the Churchyard
Babrow, Sarah: 1618 Apr: a poor woman; to receive a benevolence from Thomas Emerson's mother's gift
Bagley, Bridget: 1620 Aug: a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Bagley, Bridget: 1621 Sep: admitted an almswoman of the College, in place of James Bensted, expelled for behavior
Bailey: see also Cox alias Bailey
Bailey, Robeert: 1600 Mar: granted a pension by the vestry
Bailey, Robert: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Baker, William: 1565 Jan: the vestry orders John Bidgely to give Baker his lease
Ballard, ---: 1604 Dec: 'Father Ballard'; Goodwife Thompson asks to live with him
Ballard, ---: 1609 Jan: 'Father Ballard'; an almsman, deceased; his space in the almshouse given to John Butler
Banister, ---: 1588 Oct: at the Greyhound; to have money for the maintenance of a boy called Anthony Todd
Banister, John: 1570 Mar: made an assistant of the vestry
Baptist, Richard: 1560 Oct: to create rules for the new school
Baptist, Richard: 1561 Mar: churchwarden
Baptist, Richard: 1566 Apr: dyer; assures the vestry that Lawrence Robbins the sexton will behave himself
Barton, ---: 1603 May: 'Barton the falconer' mentioned in the vestry minutes
Battersby, Edmund: 1628 Mar: John Clapp is bound to him and three others
Battey, William: 1619 Apr: his rent reduced because of diminished access
Baxter, Andrew: 1626 Feb: his children's portions guarded by Thomas Askew's bond
Baxter, Andrew: 1627 Mar: the bond for his children's portions is in the vestry box
Bayton, Griffin: 1597 Oct: to be arrested on a forfeited bond for care of a child reputedly his
Beacon, ---: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a sideman
Beckingham, Stephen: 1604 Feb: Weaver's wife's landlord; he has an unnamed servant
Bedsted, James: 1620 Aug: an almsman of the College, married to Katherine Leake
Beecher, Henry: 1571 Oct: Alderman of Bridge Ward Without; approved expenditures
Belly, ---: 1597 Jan: widow; her unnamed son, a scholar at Winchester, will receive a stipend from the vestry
Belton, Katherine: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Benfield, Robert: 1610 Apr: of the Bankside; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Edward Griffin, departed the parish
Benfield, Robert: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Benfield, Robert: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Benfield, Robert: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Benfield, Robert: 1615 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Benfield, Robert: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Benfield, Robert: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Benfield, Robert: 1619 Mar: to keep the tithe book for Clink Liberty and Paris Garden
Benfield, Robert: 1620 Jan: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Dawson
Bennett, William: 1562 Feb: his houses on the Bankside to be repaired
Bennett, William: 1563 Oct: has a lease to his dwelling
Bensted, James: 1617 Sep: admitted to the College in place of William Honor, deceased
Bensted, James: 1621 Sep: of the College, expelled for behavior; his place taken by Bridget Bagley
Bentley, ---: 1594 May: the churchwardens should assess his goods for the use of his unnamed children
Bentley, ---: 1621 May: Mrs; offered a judgment about the parish boundary
Bergen, ---: 1595 Mar: (as Burgoyne) 'Father Bergen'; to be placed, with his wife, in one of Father Lewis's rooms
Bergen, ---: 1603 May: (as Goodwife Burgyn) also known as Goodwife Russell
Berry, ---: 1625 Jun: his house to be mended 'where the battlements broke it down'
Berry, James: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an overseer of the poor
Berry, Thomas: 1603 Nov: denies being an inmate or dwelling in any divided tenement
Berry, Thomas: 1603 Nov: he is keeping William Horrabin's unnamed child
Berry, Bury: see under both forms
Bett, ---: 1563 Mar: parish accounts settled in the vestry; he is in arrears
Bickersteth, Anthony: 1590 Dec: money trusted to him and to Richard Cure for the use of Mr Cope
Bidgely, John: 1565 Jan: his lease to be delivered to William Baker
Biggs, Joseph: 1616 Dec: in the Close; Mr Russell offers to pay his tithes
Bill, Thomas: 1560 Apr: churchwarden; to oversee the setting-up of the schoolhouse
Bill, Thomas: 1560 Oct: chosen to be a warden of the new school
Bill, Thomas: 1560 Oct: to create rules for the new school
Bill, Thomas: 1561 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bill, Thomas: 1561 Mar: given the lease of the schoolhouse
Bill, Thomas: 1561 Mar: churchwarden
Bill, Thomas: 1563 Mar: parish accounts settled in the vestry; he owes the church money
Bill, Thomas: 1564 Jun: chosen to audit the accounts of the collectors for the poor
Bill, Thomas: 1567 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Bill, Thomas: 1569 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Bill, Thomas: 1571 Mar: to 'follow the business of the Commonwealth of the Borough of Southwark'
Bill, Thomas: 1571 Jul: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Billings, Anthony: 1597 Jun: a lease shall be sealed to him
Billings, Anthony: 1597 Oct: the lease is sealed to him
Bingham, Ann: 1626 Oct: widow; two great silver flagons her gift to the parish
Bingham, John: 1594 Jun: chosen to be assistant to the vestry, in the stead of Arthur Bulman, deceased
Bingham, John: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bingham, John: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bingham, John: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bingham, John: 1598 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Bingham, John: 1598 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Bingham, John: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bingham, John: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bingham, John: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bingham, John: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bingham, John: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account, replacing Mr House
Bingham, John: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Bingham, John: 1609 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bingham, John: 1610 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bingham, John: 1610 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bingham, John: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Bingham, John: 1611 Feb: to have three tenements called Tanhall, formerly leased to Mr Garland
Bingham, John: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Bingham, John: 1611 Mar: one of the purchasers of the fee simple of the rectory for the trustees
Bingham, John: 1611 Apr: lends the vestry £600 toward the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Bingham, John: 1611 May: purchased tenements from the vestry
Bingham, John: 1611 Jul: bought houses in Kent Street and endowed the Free School with them
Bingham, John: 1612 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bingham, John: 1612 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bingham, John: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bingham, John: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Bingham, John: 1615 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bingham, John: 1617 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bingham, John: 1618 Dec: vestryman, representing Boroughside
Bingham, John: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Bingham, John: 1620 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bingham, John: 1620 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bingham, John: 1622 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bingham, John: 1624 May: asks to lease a property next to the Oven's Mouth; denied
Bingham, John: 1625 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bingham, John: 1625 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Samuel Simonds
Bird, ---: 1586 Sep: widow; holds tenements of the parish that Gilbert Rocket seeks to have
Bird, ---: 1587 Mar: widow; Gilbert Rocket to have the lease to her house
Bird, Jean: daughter of William Bird q.v.
Bird, Mary: wife of William Bird q.v.
Bird, Mary: 1587 Nov: deceased; her former property, the Beer Pot and the adjoining tenement, now leased to Henry Draper
Bird, William: 1576 Mar: he and his family given a lease of the Bankside house they now occupy
Blackby, Edith: 1593 Jan: money received in the vestry 'in respect of Edith Blackby'
Bland, Susan: 1620 May: a poor parish-born child, being maintained by Goodwife Thompson
Blore, ---: 1595 Mar: Sir George Carew's man, in arrears with the parish
Blyton, John: 1564 Nov: evidence about his lands produced in the vestry
Board, Stephen: 1617 Jun: Sir; his downspouts drain water into the church way; to be spoken with
Boaton, ---: 1625 Oct: widow of parish clerk John Boston, deceased
Bobbit, William: 1581 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bobbitt, William: 1573 Dec: chiosen to be a vestryman
Bobbitt, William: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bobbitt, William: 1575 Jul: to help resolve the quarrel between Thomas Etheridge and Humphrey Royden
Bobbitt, William: 1576 May: chosen to be an auditor of the free school
Bobbitt, William: 1576 Sep: chosen to be an auditor for the Clink and Upper Ground
Bobbitt, William: 1577 Jan: one of the collectors for the relief of Colyton Haven in Devon
Bobbitt, William: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bobbitt, William: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bobbitt, William: 1582 Apr: appointed Upper Ground subsidy gatherer by the vestry
Bolt, ---: 1604 Apr: widow of Gabriel Bolt, late parish clerk; his bond returned to her
Bolt, Gabriel: 1602 Nov: chosen to be clerk of the parish
Bolt, Gabriel: 1603 Sep: the clerk; promises to give the churchwardens all money he receives on their behalf
Bolt, Gabriel: 1604 Mar: parish clerk, deceased; replaced by John Boston
Bolt, Richard: 1583 May: citizen and bowman of London; stands surety with Richard Odey for Joan Pickman, widow
Bolt, Richard: 1583 May: his signature [actually his mark, a bow-and-arrow]
Bond, John: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Bonham, William: 1611 Mar: executor of the will of George Palin, who left a bequest to the parish
Booth, ---: 1611 Apr: lately had a lease of some tenements
Booth, John: 1607 Nov: a note about his lease
Booth, Richard: 1611 Mar: executor of the will of George Palin, who left a bequest to the parish
Boover, Richard: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Boover, Richard: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Boover, Richard: 1606 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' accounts
Boover, Richard: 1606 Apr: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Boover, Richard: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Boover, Richard: 1607 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion 'book' [error for cup?]
Boover, Richard: 1607 Aug: churchwarden; his signature, as witness to the removal of a tombstone
Boover, Richard: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Boover, Richard: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Boover, Richard: 1613 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Boover, Richard: 1615 Feb: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Robert Pemell
Boover, Richard: 1605 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Henry Dalton, deceased
Borman, Nicholas: 1592 Dec: scrivener in White Cross Street; he is to have 12d weekly for keeping Sarah Okey, a child
Boston, ---: 1626 Apr: Mrs, former wife of John Boston, parish clerk, now wife of Thomas White
Boston, ---: 1626 Apr: Mrs, now Mrs White; the vestry asks for money her late husband owed
Boston, John: 1604 Mar: chosen to be parish clerk in the stead of Gabriel Bolt, deceased
Boston, John: 1604 Apr: parish clerk; his performance bond locked in the vestry chest
Boston, John: 1608 Jun: parish clerk; to distribute ministerial benefits to Mr Francis and Mr Simonds
Boston, John: 1621 Jan: parish clerk; deputised to read prayers when James Archer the minister is preaching
Boston, John: 1623 Apr: parish clerk; his fee for burying people who have no money will be covered by the vestry
Boston, John: 1625 Oct: parish clerk, deceased; replaced by John Rice
Bottom, Alice: 1563 Dec: mother of John Bottom, mentioned in the vestry minutes
Bottom, John: 1563 Dec:, Thomas Redding will pay him the money he owes
Bottom, John: 1564 Jan: Thomas Martin represents John in his dispute with Thomas Redding
Bottom, John: 1564 Jun: son of William Bottom, baker, deceased
Bottom, John: 1567 Nov: of Southwark; evidences belonging to him found in the parish chest
Bottom, John: 1569 Dec: son of William Bottom of Southwasrk, baker, deceased; named in the vestry minutes
Bottom, William: 1564 Jun: baker, deceased; his property in Warwickshire discussed in the vestry
Bottom, William: 1569 Dec: of Southwasrk, baker, deceased; named in the vestry minutes
Bottom, William: 1574 Jun: his writings delivered to Thomas Jakes
Bowmer, Richard: 1573 Feb: invited to join the vestry
Bowmer, Richard: 1573 Dec: vestryman, identified as an innholder
Bowmer, Richard: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bowmer, Richard: 1578 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Bowmer, Richard: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
Bowmer, Richard: 1580 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Bowmer, Richard: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bowmer, Richard: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bowmer, Richard: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bowmer, Richard: 1585 Jan: to be fined for departing the vestry 'without license'
Bowmer, Richard: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Bowmer, Richard: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Bowmer, Richard: 1589 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bowmer, Richard: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bowmer, Richard: 1594 Jan: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Garland
Bowyer, Edward: 1621 Apr: Sir; supported Daniel Ellis's appeal to the vestry for money
Bowyer, Marie: 1618 Apr: a poor woman; to receive a benevolence from Thomas Emerson's mother's gift
Bowyer, Rebecca: 1617 Feb: the vestry notes her poverty and her daughter being diseased
Boyer, William: 1594 May: charged by the vestry to search for inmates or divided tenements and to report back
Boyer, William: 1597 Mar: replaced as surveyor of inmates by Garrett Smith
Boyle, Henry: 1590 May: gent; to pay the vestry rent for certain tenements formerly occupied by John Stone
Bracy, ---: 1597 Apr: Mrs, of Fenchurch Street; the vestry notes her gift to the poor of the parish
Bracy, ---: 1598 Feb: Mrs, of Fenchurch Street; her gift to the poor of the parish noted by the vestry
Bradford, Edmund: 1597 Dec: the vestry will pay him for child care
Brasbridge, Ann: 1578 May: wife of William Brasbridge; the vestry says she is to go to Wiltshire
Brasbridge, Thomas: 1578 May: schoolmaster; he owes money to his brother William Brasbridge
Brasbridge, William: brother of Thomas Brasbridge the schoolmaster q.v.
Brewer, ---: 1614 May: widow, almswoman, deceased; her place taken by Joan Gold
Brickwood, ---: 1600 Mar: the vestry to see if his building has encroached on the Vine
Brickwood, Christopher: 1624 Mar: vestry grants him money for 'succor and relief'
Bright, William: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Brightman, ---: 1597 Oct: some tenements, formerly his, are now Francis Langley's
Brightman, William: 1568 Apr: to advise about agreements with St Olave about the grammar school
Brigley, Thomas: 1564 Jul: his money delivered to the vestry by Nicholas Hollanby
Brockas, Thomas: 1574 May: (Brockett?) given a lease to ground in St George's Field
Bromfield, ---: 1623 Mar: 'old Mrs Bromfield'; has a licence to eat flesh in Lent
Bromfield, Edward: 1609 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr House, departed the parish
Bromfield, Edward: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Bromfield, Edward: 1611 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bromfield, Edward: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Bromfield, Edward: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bromfield, Edward: 1613 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bromfield, Edward: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Bromfield, Edward: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bromfield, Edward: 1614 Mar: styled an 'ancient of the vestry'
Bromfield, Edward: 1615 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bromfield, Edward: 1616 Jan: to be conferred with about a quitrent paid to the king
Bromfield, Edward: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bromfield, Edward: 1616 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bromfield, Edward: 1618 Dec: vestryman, representing Boroughside
Bromfield, Edward: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Bromfield, Edward: 1619 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bromfield, Edward: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Bromfield, Edward: 1623 Mar: (as Brafield) chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bromfield, Edward: 1625 Oct: vestryman, has departed the parish; to be replaced
Bromfield, Edward: 1625 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by William Sledd
Bromfield, Robert: 1600 Jun: he and his father have tenants in the Christopher
Bromfield, Robert: 1613 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Mayhew, deceased
Bromfield, Robert: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Bromfield, Robert: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bromfield, Robert: 1616 Dec: has a long lease on the Soap House
Bromfield, Robert: 1618 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bromfield, Robert: 1618 Dec: vestryman, representing Boroughside
Bromfield, Robert: 1619 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Bromfield, Robert: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Bromfield, Robert: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden for the general poor
Bromfield, Robert: 1624 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Bromfield, Robert: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bromfield, Robert: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the general poor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1569 Jul: concern about the garden plot behind his house
Bromfield, Thomas: 1569 Aug: his lease sealed
Bromfield, Thomas: 1572 Mar: to be an assessor of the parish's lands
Bromfield, Thomas: 1574 Feb: a dispute between him and William Dawtry to be settled by arbitration
Bromfield, Thomas: 1574 Feb: he is married to a 'Mrs Dawtry' according to the vestry minutes
Bromfield, Thomas: 1575 Oct: he has a garden behind William Dawtry's house
Bromfield, Thomas: 1579 May: mention made of his unexpired lease of a garden plot
Bromfield, Thomas: 1579 Aug: chosen to be a vestryman, in place of John Savage deceased
Bromfield, Thomas: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bromfield, Thomas: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bromfield, Thomas: 1583 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1583 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1584 Dec: he is to travel, with others, 'about the parish business', including 'the lease of the Parsonage'
Bromfield, Thomas: 1585 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1586 Jul: fined 'for using of unseemly words in this vestry'
Bromfield, Thomas: 1586 Sep: chosen to be an auditor for the poor book
Bromfield, Thomas: 1587 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bromfield, Thomas: 1590 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1592 Dec: he holds the lease to the Christopher and tenements belonging to it
Bromfield, Thomas: 1593 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1594 Mar: 'Mr Deputy'; chosen to be a surveyor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1594 Mar: 'Mr Deputy'; trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Bromfield, Thomas: 1594 Jun: 'Mr Deputy'; at vestry meetings he is to sit between Hugh Browker and Thomas Head
Bromfield, Thomas: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bromfield, Thomas: 1596 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chests
Bromfield, Thomas: 1598 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Bromfield, Thomas: 1600 Mar: trusted by the vestry with three keys to the parish chests
Bromfield, Thomas: 1601 Jul: vestryman, 'gone out of the parish'; replaced on the vestry by James Pollard
Bromley, John: 1598 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Brian Pattenson, deceased
Bromley, John: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish's lands
Bromley, John: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bromley, John: 1605 Dec: censured by the vestry for inappropriate speech
Bromley, John: 1606 May: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Magett
Bromley, Thomas: 1626 Jan: admitted to the College in place of Reynold Evans, deceased
Bromley, Thomas: 1626 Mar: of the College, deceased; his place taken by Agnes Howell
Bromrigg, Brownrigg: see under both forms
Brook, Annis: wife of Thomas Brook q.v.
Brook, Thomas: 1578 Feb: the vestry agrees to support him and his wife Annis 'in respect of their age and poverty'
Browker, Hugh: 1591 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Richard Dodson
Browker, Hugh: 1592 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Browker, Hugh: 1595 Mar: he is to follow the dispute between the county and the parish over payments for hue and cry
Browker, Hugh: 1596 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Browker, Hugh: 1598 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Browker, Hugh: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Browker, Hugh: 1602 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Browker, Hugh: 1605 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of last year's accounts
Browker, Hugh: 1606 Jan: holds a lease of tenements from the parish
Browker, Hugh: 1606 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Browker, Hugh: 1607 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Browker, Hugh: 1608 Mar: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Edward Allen
Browker, Hugh: 1613 Apr: distribution of his legacy
Browker, Thomas: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a governor of the free school
Browker, Thomas: 1628 Aug: to be consulted about Edward Allen's proposed almshouses
Browker, William: 1560 Oct: chosen to be a warden of the new school
Browker, William: 1560 Oct: to create rules for the new school
Browker, William: 1562 Dec: to take the schoolhouse licence to Mr John Southcote, serjeant of the law, for counsel
Browker, William: 1564 Nov: churchwarden; evidence about John Blyton's lands delivered to him
Browker, William: 1569 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Browker, William: 1569 Aug: all debts of him 'and his company' to be discharged
Browker, William: 1572 Mar: to peruse and ratify the parish's tithe books
Browker, William: 1573 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the account
Browker, William: 1573 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors
Browker, William: 1574 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Browker, William: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Browker, William: 1576 Nov: agreed that Thomas House should sit between him and John Philpot
Browker, William: 1577 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Browker, William: 1586 Mar: his house is east of Gilbert Rocket's two Bankside tenements
Brown, ---: 1587 Aug: tenant in a messuage to be held by John Treene
Brown, ---: 1589 Oct: 'Father Brown'; a candidate for a pension
Brown, ---: 1604 Jul: gardener; encroaching on parish land in Kent Street; asked to pay rent or vacate
Brown, ---: 1613 Nov: of the College, widow, deceased; her place taken by Howell Lewis
Brown, George: 1582 Mar: the way between his house and John Treene's discussed
Brown, George: 1582 Mar: the pathway between his house and John Treene's discussed by the vestry
Brown, George: 1587 Sep: he and his unnamed wife are tenants in a house leased by John Treene
Brown, James: 1623 Jan: his tenement to be viewed by the vestry
Brown, John: 1616 Jul: bricklayer; wants a lease to build new tenements
Brown, John: 1616 Sep: James Read brought Brown's lease to the vestry to be sealed
Brownrigg, ---: 1628 Aug: (as Bromrigg) his wife to be paid for cleaning the pews
Brownrigg, Richard: 1615 Apr: to attend the vestry door as Richard Sellwood had
Brownrigg, Richard: 1618 Mar: a bearer; has a complaint against Oliver Simpson, gravemaker
Brownrigg, Richard: 1618 Mar: 'a very poor man', his wage will be increased
Brunt, Thomas: 1576 Mar: shoemaker; neighbor of William Bird on the Bankside
Brunt, Thomas: 1587 Nov: shoemaker; dwells in a tenement next to the Beer Pot
Bucket, Rowland: 1618 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Mansell, deceased
Bucket, Rowland: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bucket, Rowland: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bucket, Rowland: 1620 Mar: to keep the tithe book of Clink Liberty and Paris Garden
Bucket, Rowland: 1621 Jan: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by George Juby
Buckland, Robert: 1608 Dec: gave the vestry money collected for equipping soldiers in Ireland
Buckland, Robert: 1613 Aug: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Terry, deceased
Buckland, Robert: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Buckland, Robert: 1615 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Buckland, Robert: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Buckland, Robert: 1616 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Buckland, Robert: 1617 Jan: vestryman, left the vestry meeting without permission; censured
Buckland, Robert: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Buckland, Robert: 1618 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Buckland, Robert: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Buckland, Robert: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Buckland, Robert: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Buckland, Robert: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Buckland, Robert: 1622 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Buckland, Robert: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Buckland, Robert: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Buckland, Robert: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Buckland, Robert: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Buckland, Robert: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Bugbury, ---: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Bugless, ---: 1580 Oct: 'Mother Bugless'; placed in one of the new almshouses by the New Churchyard
Bullard, ---: 1625 May: widow; a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Bullen, Margaret: 1563 Apr: widow; gave money for the grammar school
Buller, Joan: 1626 Jan: widow; admitted to the College in place of Joan Gould, deceased
Bullerdyne, Thomas: 1593 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Bulman, Arthur: 1582 Apr: appointed street-side subsidy gatherer by the vestry
Bulman, Arthur: 1587 Nov: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of John Philpot
Bulman, Arthur: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Bulman, Arthur: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Bulman, Arthur: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Bulman, Arthur: 1594 Jun: vestryman, deceased; replaced as an assistant to the vestry by John Bingham
Bulmer, Edward: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of highways
Burbage, Robert: 1624 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Franklin, deceased
Burbage, Robert: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Burbage, Robert: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Burde: see under Bird
Burden, John: 1619 May: of the College, deceased; his place taken by Thomas Doggett
Burden, Nicholas: 1559 Sep: purchase of church property authorized
Burden, Nicholas: 1561 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Burden, Robert: 1610 May: admitted to the College of the Poor in place of Thomas Derry, deceased
Burden, Burton: see under both forms
Burgyn, Bergen: see under both forms
Burson, Thomas: 1580 Oct: admitted to one of the almshouses in the New Churchyard
Burton, Walter: 1578 Jun: chosen to be a vestryman
Burton, Walter: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Burton, Walter: 1582 Apr: appointed Upper Ground subsidy gatherer by the vestry
Burton, Walter: 1597 May: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Iremonger
Burton, Burden: see under both forms
Bury, Berry: see under both forms
Butler, ---: 1579 Mar:shoemaker; his bill presented to the vestry
Butler, ---: 1579 Jun: shoemaker within Chain Gate; his wages discussed
Butler, ---: 1580 Mar: his bill brought into the vestry
Butler, ---: 1581 Apr: his obligation to the vestry cancelled and returned to him
Butler, ---: 1598 Jul: 'old Butler'; he is to have a pension of 4 pence a week
Butler, ---: 1604 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Russell, departed
Butler, ---: 1604 Apr: promises to pay for Elephant Alley and for three tenements
Butler, ---: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Butler, ---: 1605 Oct: claims a garden plot belongs to the Red Horse, not the Vine
Butler, ---: 1606 Jan: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Draper
Butler, ---: 1612 Feb: deceased; his tenants owe tithes; his heir to be approached
Butler, John: 1609 Jan: given a place in the almshouse, father Ballard having died
Butler, John: 1610 Nov: deceased; Mr Marshall, one of his executors, asked to pay his back tithes
Butler, Thomas: 1625 Jan: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Butler, Thomas: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a vestryman for Clink Liberty in the stead of Roger Cole, deceased
Butler, Thomas: 1628 Aug: tithes for his houses to be reconsidered
Butterton, William: 1599 Feb: chosen to be the new minister, replacing Thomas Ratcliff, deceased
Butterton, William: 1600 May: the minister; the house lately built before his door is to be pulled down and removed
Butterton, William: 1602 Oct: the minister; a list of duties he wishes to perform
Butterton, William: 1602 Nov: the minister; his duties expanded, and his wages discussed
Butterton, William: 1605 Mar: the minister; his imminent departure anticipated
Butterton, William: 1605 Jul: the minister; a benevolence given him 'his great charge of children'
Butterton, William: 1605 May: the minister; his departure confirmed
Cady, ---: 1590 Mar: the vestry say of him and Mr Cope that they 'deal for our lease'
Caesar, Julius: 1591 Jun: Sir; represents the parish in the matter of Thomas Clement
Campbell, ---: 1586 Apr: widow of Christopher Campbell; she may continue to receive the income from her late husband's lease
Campbell, ---: 1591 Apr: Mr (error for Mrs?) to give over her place and be placed elsewhere
Campbell, Christopher: 1561 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Campbell, Christopher: 1563 Mar: parish accounts settled in the vestry; he is owed money
Campbell, Christopher: 1567 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Campbell, Christopher: 1573 Sep: one of the auditors of accounts
Campbell, Christopher: 1573 Dec: granted a lease to two parish tenements
Campbell, Christopher: 1574 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Campbell, Christopher: 1575 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the year to come
Campbell, Christopher: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a governor of the free school
Campbell, Christopher: 1576 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Campbell, Christopher: 1576 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Campbell, Christopher: 1577 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Campbell, Christopher: 1578 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Campbell, Christopher: 1578 Jul: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Campbell, Christopher: 1578 Oct: the vestry lent him money, holding the lease of his house as security
Campbell, Christopher: 1579 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the churchwardens' accounts
Campbell, Christopher: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the old collectors' account
Campbell, Christopher: 1580 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Campbell, Christopher: 1581 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Campbell, Christopher: 1582 Aug: his lease of two tenements as security for a loan produced in the vestry
Campbell, Christopher: 1583 Mar: his lease of two tenements as security for a loan produced in the vestry
Campbell, Christopher: 1583 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Campbell, Christopher: 1584 Jul: the churchwardens will soon reclaim the two tenements that Campbell leases from them
Campbell, Christopher: 1586 Apr: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Luke alias Audley
Campion, ---: 1599 Jul: Mrs, of Great Allhallows; her gift delivered to the vestry
Candige, Edward: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Canterbury, archbishop of: 1582 Dec: orders a Dr Lewen to speak with the churchwardens about a marriage
Caper, Capper: see under both forms
Capper, John: 1617 Jan: the vestry to pay him for discharge of a bond
Capper, Sarah: 1617 Jan: wife of John Capper
Capper, Caper: see under both forms
Carew, George: 1592 Apr: Sir; his man Newse has stopped a passageway; the vestry seek relief
Carew, George: 1595 Mar: Sir; he is to be made aware of Blore and Newse needing to pay their arrearages
Carsey, Tomlinson: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at his funeral
Carter, ---: 1617 Apr: has a lease of the house adjoining the Soap House
Carter, ---: 1623 Sep: fellow of Clare Hall, a candidate to replace Thomas Sutton as preacher; not chosen
Carter, Joan: 1626 Oct: a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Carter, Joan: 1628 Mar: admitted to the College in place of Ann Poulson
Carter, Randall: 1589 Jun: his tenants discussed in the vestry
Carter, Randall: 1595 Jul: (as Randolph) chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Thomas Emerson
Carter, Randall: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for church lands
Carter, Randall: 1598 Oct: chosen to be an auditor of the book of the collectors for the poor
Carter, Randall: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Carter, Randall: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
Carter, Randall: 1602 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Carter, Randall: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' accounts
Carter, Randall: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Carter, Randall: 1605 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Carter, Randall: 1605 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Carter, Randall: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Carter, Randall: 1606 Feb: churchwarden; his signature, affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Carter, Randall: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Carter, Randall: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Carter, Randall: 1608 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Carter, Randall: 1610 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Carter, Randall: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Carter, Randall: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Carter, Randall: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Carter, Randall: 1614 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Carter, Randall: 1615 Feb: vestryman; moved to the Bankside but will still be a Boroughside vestryman
Carter, Randall: 1615 Sep: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Newman
Carver, ---: 1622 Nov: widow; a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Castle, William: 1576 Feb: sold a messuage in Kent Street called the Horseshoe to Thomas Redding
Cavendish, Edmund: 1585 May: chosen to be a collector for the gathering of the fifteenths for the streetside
Cawdray, Elizabeth: 1622 Mar: widow of Henry; the vestry has borrowed money from her
Cawdray, Joseph: 1625 Oct: the only surviving child of the Cawdray family
Chamberlain, ---: 1587 Aug: tenant in a messuage to be held by John Treene
Chamberlain, ---: 1606 Jul: setting up 'a little cottage or shed' on parish ground; is to pay rent
Chambers, ---: 1587 May: his legacy to the parish discussed in the vestry
Chambers, ---: 1589 Mar: from the Bell; a gift from him of coals for the poor
Chandler, ---: 1614 May: 'Old Chandler'; a lease of his house to be granted to him and his unnamed son
Chapman, ---: 1614 Aug: widow; her house needs repair, and she needs a lease, being but a 'tenant at will'
Chappell, Edward: 1576 Feb: involved in the sale and purchase of the Horseshoe in Kent Street
Charlton, William: 1619 Nov: admitted an almsman to the College, chosen by Lord Chief Justice Hobart
Charsley, ---: 1611 Nov: rent terms offered to his wife for their house
Charsley, ---: 1616 Feb: Goodwife; seeks further allowance for keeping a poor boy born in the parish
Cheney, John: 1588 Apr: citien and merchant tailor; the vestry notes that he is raising an orphan girl
Child, ---: 1624 Apr: has documents about Swan Alley
Church, ---: 1605 Mar: proposed by Edmund Snape as a good candidate for minister
Clapp, John: 1628 Mar: bound to Edmund Battersby, Peter Sadler, John Gelding, and Michael Frisby
Clark, ---: 1604 Dec: 'Mr Baron'; asked to be a commissioner for the suit about fifteenths
Clark, ---: 1604 Dec: 'Mr Baron'; to ba asked if he would like his pew re-fitted
Clark, ---: 1605 Mar: 'Mr Baron'; to be asked for a meeting about the fifteenths
Clark, ---: 1614 Dec: Lady; her loan to the parish to be repaid
Clark, ---: 1623 Mar: Lady; will provide a new communion table for the church
Clark, John: 1600 Mar: (error for Richard?) chosen to be an overseer for the poor of the Bankside and Paris Garden
Clark, Richard: 1567 Jul: collector for the highways for the Clink
Clark, Richard: 1574 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Clark, Richard: 1575 Jul: to help resolve the quarrel between Thomas Etheridge and Humphrey Royden
Clark, Richard: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Clark, Richard: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Clark, Richard: 1577 Mar: listed as a churchwarden in the vestry minutes
Clark, Richard: 1578 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Clark, Richard: 1578 Jul: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Clark, Richard: 1579 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the churchwardens' accounts
Clark, Richard: 1579 May: of the Bankside; trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
Clark, Richard: 1580 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1581 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Clark, Richard: 1581 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1583 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1584 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Clark, Richard: 1584 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1585 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1586 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1588 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Clark, Richard: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Clark, Richard: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Clark, Richard: 1594 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Clark, Richard: 1595 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Clark, Richard: 1606 Jan: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Topping
Clark, Robert: 1586 Mar: tenant in one of Gilbert Rocket's two Bankside tenements
Clavering, George: 1619 Nov: (as Claverne) candidate for admission to the College, but not chosen
Clavering, George: 1620 May: (as Claverne) admitted to the College, in place of William Charlton, deceased
Clavering, George: 1621 May: (as Clavern) his house in the College needs repairs badly
Clavering, George: 1627 Mar: of the College, deceased; no successor recorded
Claybrook, ---: 1600 Mar: Mrs; to be warned about keeping a way chained
Claybrook, John: 1592 Sep: the vestry discusses the stones in his house, and his annoyances
Claybrook, John: 1593 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Claybrook, John: 1594 May: he is to bring into the vestry an accounting of the collection made for soldiers
Claybrook, John: 1594 Jul: he has a lease to the chapel
Claybrook, John: 1594 Jul: he should be moved by the churchwardens to make repairs
Claybrook, John: 1594 Sep: he visits the vestry to discuss reparations to the chapel
Claybrook, John: 1594 Nov: he being unreasonable, the churchwardens will 'proceed against him by order of law'
Claybrook, John: 1594 Nov: his lease to the chapel re-assigned to Francis Yeomans
Clayton, Alice: 1616 Jun: (as Cleaton) widow, age about 80, admitted to the College in place of widow Davis, deceased
Clayton, Peter: 1619 Sep: (as Cleaton) petitions for some relief, being very poor; vestry may agree
Clement, Thomas: 1591 Jun: a scholar; the vestry received a letteer from the Privy Council on his behalf
Clewer, ---: 1596 Jul: promises the vestry to pave his part of 'the highway toward the Park'
Clewer, ---: 1598 Feb: the churchwardens to speak with him about the tithes of Rochester House
Clewer, ---: 1598 May: the vestry to pursue the matter of the tithes of Rochester House
Clewer, ---: 1598 Jul: to be sued for his unpaid tithes
Clewer, ---: 1604 Apr: three tenements, once his, now Mr Butler's
Cliff, Richard: 1625 Oct: a candidate for sexton, but not chosen
Colbrand, John: 1617 Sep: candidate for admission to the College, but not chosen
Cole, Edward: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Cole, Roger: 1597 Nov: (Roger?) he has a wall near the Green Dragon
Cole, Roger: 1606 Feb: notary public; his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Cole, Roger: 1606 Feb: notary public; his signature, affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Cole, Roger: 1606 May: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Face, deceased
Cole, Roger: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cole, Roger: 1607 Aug: churchwarden; his signature, as witness to the removal of a tombstone
Cole, Roger: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cole, Roger: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cole, Roger: 1610 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Cole, Roger: 1610 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1610 Dec: of Clink Liberty; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Cole, Roger: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Cole, Roger: 1613 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1614 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Cole, Roger: 1614 Mar: styled an 'ancient of the vestry'
Cole, Roger: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and to keep the tithe book for the Clink and Paris Garden
Cole, Roger: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Cole, Roger: 1616 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1616 Sep: Mr Iremonger offers him a lease to the house 'that Johnson dwelt in'
Cole, Roger: 1616 Sep: placed a losing bid on the Vine and Beer Pot
Cole, Roger: 1617 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1618 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Cole, Roger: 1618 Dec: vestryman, representing Clink Liberty and Upper Ground
Cole, Roger: 1619 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Cole, Roger: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Cole, Roger: 1621 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Cole, Roger: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cole, Roger: 1623 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1624 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Cole, Roger: 1626 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Cole, Roger: 1626 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cole, Roger: 1627 Jun: vestryman; lends money to the vestry
Cole, Roger: 1628 Mar: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Butler
Collett, Thomas: 1565 Mar: to view all church buildings and lands
Collett, Thomas: 1568 May: will contribute toward a new brick wall to enclose the churchyard
Collett, Thomas: 1568 May: has land next to Hugh Hammerton's parish lands in St George's Field
Collett, Thomas: 1570 Oct: gave money toward the brick wall in the New Churchyard
Collins, Edward: 1625 Oct: chosen to be the new clerk of the vestry
Collins, Edward: 1626 Feb: showed the vestry a bond for Andrew Baxter's children
Collins, Edward: 1627 Dec: continuing as clerk of the vestry
Collinson, ---: 1628 Aug: widow; a controversy beetween her and Lambert Daggett
Collinson, Christopher: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Collinson, Christopher: 1621 Aug: chosen to be the new sexton
Collop, Thomas: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor; but he left the parish
Colpes, John: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Colthurst, ---: 1611 Jul: the vestry has a bond of his
Cook, ---: 1614 Sep: widow, almswoman in the College, deceased; her place taken by Katherine Leake, widow
Cooper, Henry: 1615 Dec: (as Cowper) of Battersea; offers to buy the acre in Battersea Field
Cope, ---: 1590 Jan: vestry discussion of his representing them about the lease to the parsonage
Cope, ---: 1590 Mar: the vestry say of him and Mr Cady that they 'deal for our lease'
Cope, ---: 1590 Apr: some vestrymen will try to conclude with him about the lease of the parsonage
Cope, ---: 1591 Jan: he is to deliver to the vestry the old and new leases to the parsonage
Corden, James: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a sideman
Corden, William: 1615 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Topping, deceased
Corden, William: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and to keep the Bankside and Upper Ground tithe book
Corden, William: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Corden, William: 1618 Mar: to keep the tithe book of the Bankside and Upper Ground
Corden, William: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Corden, William: 1621 Sep: vestrynan, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Nicholas Norman
Corker, ---: 1611 Oct: widow; Rose Musk is to be placed either with her or with widow Davies
Corker, ---: 1625 May: an almswoman, deceased; replaced in the almshouse by Ann Polson
Corker, Helen: 1608 Aug: widow; admitted to the College of the Poor, replacing widow King, deceased
Corker, William: 1599 Mar: his poverty being considered, the vestry grants him a pension
Corney, Elizabeth: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Cotterell, John: 1611 Nov: his unnamed wife told they must vacate their house because they slaughter there
Cotton, ---: 1617 Apr: 'old Father Cotton' of the College, deceased; his place taken by William Honor
Cownden, William: 1585 May: chosen to be a collector for the gathering of the fifteenths for the streetside
Cownden, William: 1585 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Cownden, William: 1592 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of John a Wood
Cownden, William: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cownden, William: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cownden, William: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for church lands
Cownden, William: 1599 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the parish, school, and poor accounts
Cownden, William: 1599 Jul: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
Cownden, William: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cownden, William: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cownden, William: 1601 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Cownden, William: 1601 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three sets of keys to the parish chests
Cownden, William: 1601 Mar: in a dispute with Mr Megotson about the Church House
Cownden, William: 1602 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
Cownden, William: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Cownden, William: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Cownden, William: 1605 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of last year's accounts
Cownden, William: 1605 Mar: spoken of as an 'ancient' of the vestry
Cownden, William: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Cownden, William: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cownden, William: 1607 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Cownden, William: 1607 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cownden, William: 1607 Mar: he, being burgess of parliament, declines his election as churchwarden
Cownden, William: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cownden, William: 1608 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Cownden, William: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cownden, William: 1609 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Cownden, William: 1609 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Cownden, William: 1610 Mar: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Russell
Cowper, Cooper: see under both forms
Cox, William: 1564 Mar: butcher; ordered to pay his debt to Thomas Pulter
Cox, William: 1576 Sep: chosen to be an auditor for the Clink and Upper Ground
Cox, William: 1577 Jan: one of the collectors for the relief of Colyton Haven in Devon
Cox, William: 1577 Mar: (as 'Cox alias Bailey') chosen to be a churchwarden
Cox, William: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cox, William: 1579 Jun: says he shall have the house by the Lily Pot on the Bankside
Cox, William: 1580 Mar: (as 'Cox alias Bailey') chosen to be a churchwarden
Cox, William: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Cox, William: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Cox, William: 1582 Apr: appointed Bankside subsidy gatherer by the vestry
Cox, William: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cox, William: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cox, William: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cox, William: 1586 Sep: (as 'Cox alias Bailey') vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Miles Wilkinson
Cox, William: 1588 Jun: butcher; bound by the vestry for raising the boy Samuel Howell
Cox, William: 1590 Jan: butcher; gave the vestry money he had gathered 'for the setting out of soldiers'
Cramer, Nicholas: 1583 Apr: his yearly wage to be increased from 20s to 26s8d
Cramer, Nicholas: 1586 Dec: the vestry will give him money 'for the keeping of a poor child named Nicholas Week'
Cramer, Nicholas: 1587 Mar: caring for two needy children; the vestry sends money
Cramer, Nicholas: 1588 Mar: the vestry names Richard Sellwood to serve in his stead
Cramer, Nicholas: 1588 Mar: the vestry names Richard Smallwood to serve in his stead
Crew, Jeremy: 1625 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Snelling
Crew, Jeremy: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden for the tithes of the Clink and Upper Ground
Cripps, ---: 1586 Jan: 'Lady'; a hearse cloth now lying over her grave
Croft, William: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an overseer of the poor
Crowder, John: 1608 Dec: former surveyor of highways, will return the funds he has collected
Crowder, John: 1615 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Treherne junior, deceased
Crowder, John: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the general poor
Crowder, John: 1620 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Crowder, John: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Crowder, John: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Crowder, John: 1623 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Crowder, William: 1570 Mar: his land on the Bankside to be viewed
Crowley, Robert: 1569 Jun: to be admitted as schoolmaster, replacing Christopher Ockland
Crowley, Robert: 1578 Jun: James Style, the preacher, is to have the stipend, and do the lectures, formerly Crowley's
Crowther, John: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Crowther, John: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Croxton, Leonard: 1589 Oct: (as Crawson) chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Robert Pinder
Croxton, Leonard: 1590 Mar: (as Crawson) chosen to be a surveyor
Croxton, Leonard: 1591 Aug: (as Crawson) chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Croxton, Leonard: 1592 Mar: (as Crawson) chosen to be a surveyor
Croxton, Leonard: 1593 Mar: (as Crawson) chosen to be a churchwarden
Croxton, Leonard: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church land
Croxton, Leonard: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Croxton, Leonard: 1601 Jan: vestryman, 'departed out of the parish', replaced on the vestry by Anthony Smith, grocer
Croxton, Leonard:1596 Mar: (as Caxton) chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands and tenements
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the year to come
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1577 Mar: listed as a churchwarden in the vestry minutes
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1578 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the parish
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1580 Jun: tells the vestry he will help survey the highways from Edward Hunt's door to John Darlison's door
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1580 Oct: admitted to one of the almshouses in the New Churchyard
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1583 May: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the sick
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1584 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1584 Jul: he is to set up a place in the New Churchyard to put sea coals in for the poor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1584 Jul: he will redeem John Pemberton from jail using money from the poor account
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1585 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1591 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Cubitt, Jeffrey: 1593 Apr: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Edmund Nash
Cubitt, Richard: 1573 Dec: (as Kybyt) vestryman, identified as an innholder
Cure, George: 1572 Mar: [sic; error for Thomas?] named to be an assessor of the parish's lands
Cure, George: 1599 Mar: his deed of annuity to the parish discussed in the vestry
Cure, Richard: 1590 Dec: money trusted to him and to Anthony Bickersteth for the use of Mr Cope
Cure, Thomas: 1561 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Cure, Thomas: 1561 Mar: churchwarden
Cure, Thomas: 1562 Dec: to take the schoolhouse licence to Mr John Southcote, serjeant of the law, for counsel
Cure, Thomas: 1563 Feb: the vestry acknowledges his role in helping direct water away from the newly-repaired Peacock
Cure, Thomas: 1565 Mar: to view the churchwardens' accounts
Cure, Thomas: 1565 Mar: his gift to the grammar school noted
Cure, Thomas: 1569 Apr: money given to him and William Emerson 'about the business of the Borough of Southwark'
Cure, Thomas: 1572 Mar: to peruse and ratify the parish's tithe books
Cure, Thomas: 1572 Jul: gave the parish some houses in Chequer Alley as a gift
Cure, Thomas: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a governor of the free school
Cure, Thomas: 1578 Jul: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Cure, Thomas: 1579 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the churchwardens' accounts
Cure, Thomas: 1579 Dec: asked for information about Bell Acre in Battersea Field
Cure, Thomas: 1580 Jun: will lend money toward the building of six tenements in the New Churchyard
Cure, Thomas: 1580 Oct: admitted to one of the almshouses in the New Churchyard
Cure, Thomas: 1582 Mar: showed to the vestry his expenses over the six almshouses
Cure, Thomas: 1584 Jul: Edward Hunt is to have his seat in the vestry next to Cure's
Cure, Thomas: 1584 Dec: he is to travel, with others, 'about the parish business', including 'the lease of the Parsonage'
Cure, Thomas: 1585 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
Cure, Thomas: 1587 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Cure, Thomas: 1587 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
Cure, Thomas: 1588 Jun: deceased; the communion cup he lent to the parish needs to be replaced
Cure, Thomas: 1588 Jun: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by William Pratt
Cure, Thomas: 1589 Jul: the vestry wonders if his wife will be content with her placement
Cure, Thomas: 1601 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Richard Humble, ejected
Cure, Thomas: 1608 Aug: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by John Hayman
Cure, Thomas: 1621 Dec: esquire, deceased; benefactor of the College and almshouses, to have a plaque set up
Cure, Thomas: the 1574 Feb: churchwardens sealed a bond to him that they will pay money to the poor of the parish
Curtis, Robert: 1560 Apr: churchwarden; to oversee the setting-up of the schoolhouse
Curtis, Robert: 1561 Mar: churchwarden
Cutler, Joan: 1597 Oct: of Paris Garden; to be admitted to the College of the poor
Cutler, John: 1591 Jan: vestryman in the stead of William Tuchener
Cutler, John: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Cutler, John: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cutler, John: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Cutler, John: 1594 Nov: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by James Russell
Cutler, Robert: 1598 Feb: to be paid for keeping the clock and chimes in good repair
Daggett, Lambert: 1620 Jan: to be given a bonus for his 'extraordinary pains'
Daggett, Lambert: 1620 Jan: to continue gathering money in the church
Daggett, Lambert: 1626 Dec: the sexton; suspected of taking more for bells at burials than was due
Daggett, Lambert: 1617 Jun: to be paid for his services to the vestry
Daggett, Lambert: 1618 Jul: to be paid for his 'pains in searching out inmates'
Daggett, Lambert: 1618 Dec: finished searching for inmates, moved to other tasks
Daggett, Lambert: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Daggett, Lambert: 1621 Aug: to have Richard Sellwood's old job in the church
Daggett, Lambert: 1625 Oct: chosen to be the new sexton
Daggett, Lambert: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of highways
Daggett, Lambert: 1628 Aug: a controversy between him and widow Collinson
Daggett, Doggett: see under both forms
Dakins, Henry: 1597 Jun: Peter Naylor is to be his apprentice
Dale, ---: 1597 Dec: he is to be part of a hearing about the Borough
Dale, ---: 1598 Dec: his house to be rated for tithes
Dallin, Charles: 1618 Apr: the counterpart to his lease held in the vestry
Dallison, Darlison: see under both forms
Dallison, John: 1585 Jan: to be fined for departing the vestry 'without license'
Dallison, John: 1586 Oct: departed a vestry meeting without permission
Dallison, John: 1590 Aug: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by John a Wood
Dally, Charles: 1618 Feb: bricklayer; to have a lease of a workhouse by the west door of the church, late Nicholas Johnson's
Dally, Charles: 1623 Jan: wants to lease a piece of ground
Dally, Charles: 1623 Mar: surrendered his lease of a shop at the west end of the church
Dalron, ---: 1605 May: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Damport
Dalton, George: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Dalton, Harry: 1576 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Dalton, Harry: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Dalton, Harry: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dalton, Harry: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Dalton, Henry: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
Dalton, Henry: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an overseer
Dalton, Henry: 1602 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Dalton, Henry: 1605 Jul: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Richard Boover
Dalton, Henry: 1582 Dec: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Dalton, Henry: 1583 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman
Dalton, Henry: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Dalton, Henry: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Dalton, Henry: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dalton, Henry: 1594 Jun: to depose in the archdeacon's court about James Smith's tithes
Dalton, Henry: 1595 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Dalton, Henry: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands and tenements
Dalton, Henry: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dalton, Henry: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dalton, Henry: 1599 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Damport, ---: 1604 Oct: a 'Mr Damport in the Close' is different from Stephen Damport
Damport, ---: 1605 May: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Dalton, deceased
Damport, ---: 1605 Jun: declines the invitation to be a vestryman
Damport, Stephen: 1604 Oct: behind in his rent
Danby, ---: 1594 Nov: involved in granting the lease of the chapel to Francis Yeomans
Danby, ---: 1597 Dec: he is to have a lease of William Downing's house as soon as it becomes available
Danby, ---: 1598 Feb: more on his lease
Danby, ---: 1598 Apr: his lease is to be sealed
Daniel, ---: 1583 Jan: Mr; represents the parish in its dispute with John Emerson over a house by the New Churchyard
Darlison, Dallison: see under both forms
Darlison, John: 1573 Feb: invited to join the vestry
Darlison, John: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the year to come
Darlison, John: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Darlison, John: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Darlison, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Darlison, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Davenport, Damport: see under both forms
Davies, ---: 1611 Oct: widow; Rose musk is to be placed either with her or with widow Corker
Davies, Ann, ---: 1621 Apr: asks to borrow money from the vestry
Davies, Davis: see under both forms
Davis, ---: 1614 Feb: widow; the vestry has placed a poor child with her
Davis, ---: 1616 Jun: widow, of the College, deceased; her place in the College taken by Alice Clayton
Davis, Ann: 1611 Oct: (as Davies) admitted to the College of the Poor, replacing her late husband Edward, deceased
Davis, Edward: 1611 Oct: one of the poor of the College, deceased; his place taken by his widow Ann
Davis, Davies: see under both forms
Davison, ---: 1614 Feb: Mrs; she has lent money to the vestry
Davison, Thomas: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Davison, Thomasin: 1617 Jan: widow, deceased; was bonded by the churchwardens
Dawson, ---: 1620 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Benfield, deceased
Dawson, ---: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dawson, ---: 1621 Mar: of the Bankside; to keep the tithe book for Clink and Paris Garden
Dawson, ---: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Dawtry, William: 1569 Feb:his dispute with Nicholas Gomport to be resolved
Dawtry, William: 1574 Feb: a dispute between him and Thomas Bromfield to be settled by arbitration
Dawtry, William: 1574 Nov: his rent set for the plot of ground where the new wall stands
Dawtry, William: 1575 Jan: his rent re-set for the ground where the new wall stands
Dawtry, William: 1575 Jan: more land added to his yard holdings
Dawtry, William: 1575 Oct: Thomas Bromfield has a garden behind Dawtry's house
Dawtry, William: 1578 Jun: to be prosecuted for withholding rent due
Dawtry, William: 1579 May: his issue with the vestry over a brick wall
Delacree, Walter: 1610 Aug: shall pay tithes on his new-built house in Rose Alley near Maid Lane
Derry, Thomas: 1608 May: admitted to the College of the Poor, in place of William Faller, deceased
Derry, Thomas: 1610 May: of the College, deceased; his place taken by Robert Burden
Devitt, ---: 1620 May: widow; the vestry to give her some money 'to help her in her need'
Devitt, ---: 1621 May: widow; the vestry grants her a weekly pension
Dixy, Margery: 1614 Sep: widow; eligible for a place in the College of the Poor, but not chosen
Dixy, Margery: 1622 Nov: of the College, deceased; her place taken by widow Mills
Dixy, Nargery: 1616 Apr: admitted an almswoman in place of widow Taylor, deceased
Dixy, Thomas: 1593 Jul: cook; chosen to be a surveyor 'for the persons infected'
Dobson, Mary: 1577 Feb: a young child kept by widow Portis, who is paid for the care
Dodson, ---: 1605 Oct: late husband of a woman now Mrs Foster, left a legacy
Dodson, ---: 1623 Apr: (as Dudson) brother in law of Mr Iremonger
Dodson, Richard: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman
Dodson, Richard: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Dodson, Richard: 1576 May: chosen to be an auditor of the free school
Dodson, Richard: 1576 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Dodson, Richard: 1576 Sep: chosen to be an auditor for the Clink and Upper Ground
Dodson, Richard: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dodson, Richard: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dodson, Richard: 1578 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Dodson, Richard: 1578 Apr: chosen to be an auditor for the school
Dodson, Richard: 1580 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the free grammar school
Dodson, Richard: 1580 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Dodson, Richard: 1581 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Dodson, Richard: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the poor
Dodson, Richard: 1583 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Dodson, Richard: 1584 May: he is to have a letter of attorney 'touching St Margaret's Hill'
Dodson, Richard: 1584 Dec: he is to travel, with others, 'about the parish business', including 'the lease of the Parsonage'
Dodson, Richard: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dodson, Richard: 1586 Sep: chosen to be an auditor for the poor book
Dodson, Richard: 1587 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Dodson, Richard: 1589 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Dodson, Richard: 1589 Dec: he is part of a group from the vestry visiting the Lord Treasurer
Dodson, Richard: 1591 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Dodson, Richard: 1591 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Hugh Browker
Doggett, Thomas: 1619 May: admitted an almsman of the College, in place of John Burden, deceased
Doggett, Thomas: 1619 Jun: declines to be an almsman; Robert Lillyman chosen in his stead
Doggett, Daggett: see under both forms
Dole, Edward: 1614 Sep: eligible for a place in the College of the Poor, but not chosen
Dorrington, Oliver: 1621 Sep: charged with stealing lead from the church gutters
Dousfile, John: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Dove, ---: 1603 Nov: his tenure as surveyor of highways endangered by his absence
Dove, Thomas: 1565 Mar: his gift to the grammar school noted
Dove, Vincent: 1578 Jun: chosen to be a vestryman
Dove, Vincent: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the auditors for the poor
Dove, Vincent: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Dove, Vincent: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dove, Vincent: 1584 Dec: churchwarden; he is to travel, with others, 'about the parish business', including 'the lease of the Parsonage'
Dove, Vincent: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Dove, Vincent: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Dove, Vincent: 1587 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Dove, Vincent: 1587 Sep: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Robert Face
Dowman, Thomas: 1562 Mar: former churchwarden, to pay money he owes the church
Downing, ---: 1602 Sep: an issue in the vestry 'concerning Mr Downing's house'
Downing, William: 1568 Sep: purchased the lease to the Peacock
Downing, William: 1568 Sep: granted him a 21-year lease to the Peacock, but the entry is cancelled
Downing, William: 1570 Mar: controversy between him and Felix Stern
Downing, William: 1587 Oct: allowed to be tenant of a garden belonging to the parish
Downing, William: 1594 May: called into the vestry for certain speeches of his
Downing, William: 1597 Dec: his house is to be leased to Mr Danby as soon as it becomes available
Downing, William: 1598 Feb: more on the lease of his house
Drake, ---: 1600 Jun: tenant in the Christopher, had a child with a woman not his wife
Draper, Henry: 1587 Nov: given by the vestry a lease to the Beer Pot and the adjoining tenement
Draper, Henry: 1588 Nov: in a tenement near the Vine; declines to pay his tithes
Draper, Henry: 1596 Oct: urges the vestry to renew his lease to the Beer Pot
Draper, Henry: 1604 Feb: his garden plot now held by Mr Rich
Draper, Henry: 1605 Apr: wants a renewed lease for the Beer Pot
Draper, Henry: 1605 Oct: he is 'to take in the garden plot belonging to the Vine'
Draper, Henry: 1606 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Butler, deceased
Draper, Henry: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Draper, Henry: 1609 Apr: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Edward Griffin
Draper, Henry: 1609 Nov: will give the vestry money in lieu of the Vine's missing implements
Draper, Henry: 1614 May: he agrees to pay the tithes he owes
Draper, Henry: 1614 Oct: he owes tithes for the Vine
Drawater, ---: 1621 May: Mr Archer the minister wants to lease the house where Mr Drawater 'dwelt and died'
Drew, John: 1578 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Drew, John: 1591 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Robert Purdy
Drew, John: 1592 Sep: he is to be penalized if he doesn't pay money he owes
Drew, John: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Drew, John: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Drew, John: 1594 Dec: vestryman, deceased; replaced as an assistant to the vestry by George Payne
Duggles, ---: 1582 Nov: 'Mother Duggles'; almswoman, a recent dweller in the almshouse, now gone
Dunn, ---: 1626 Oct: the house he lived in is to be repaired
Dunn, Edward: 1624 Sep: tenant in the house behind the Compter
Dunn, Edward: 1624 Dec: granted a lease to the house behind the Compter
Dunston, Tunstall: see under both forms
Dunston, John: 1573 Sep: one of the new collectors for the poor of the parish
Dunston, John: 1576 Mar:(as Tunstall) brought Joan Plomer's two poll deeds into the vestry
Durant, Thomas: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Durkin, ---: 1627 Dec: his lease is in the vestry chest
Durkin, Abel: 1613 Apr: tenant of Herstfield Farm; has paid rents to the vestry
Durkin, Abel: 1614 May: tenant of Herstfield Farm, to have a lease to the same
Dyer, Edward: 1601 Jan: Sir; gave a buck for the vestry dinner
Eccles, ---: 1594 May: he is to bring into the vestry an accounting of the collection made for soldiers
Edwards, ---: 1594 May: he is to bring into the vestry an accounting of the collection made for soldiers
Edwards, Hugh: 1606 Sep: chosen to be a surveyor of inmates
Edwards, John: 1573 Jan: invited to join the vestry
Edwards, John: 1576 Nov: agreed that his unnamed wife shall be paid for cleaning the Chain Gate
Elderton, William: 1587 Sep: the vestry is to continue its suit against him for non-payment of tithes
Elderton, Alderton: see under both forms
Elford, John: 1598 Dec: the vestry will speak with him again about 'a lease of the void ground near the dock'
Ellis, Daniel: 1603 Nov: he being poor, his child is a burden on the parish
Ellis, Daniel: 1606 Sep: vestry lends him money to 'relieve his necessity and to set him to work'
Ellis, Daniel: 1607 Apr: sealed a bond for a loan from the vestry
Ellis, Daniel: 1621 Apr: his petition to the vestry for money supported by Sir Edward Bowyer
Ellis, Isaac: 1604 Oct: (as Eyles); more on hhis lawsuit about fifteenths
Ellis, Isaac: 1604 Dec: more on the suit about fifteenths
Ellis, Isaac: 1604 Feb: party to a lawsuit about fifteenths
Ellis, Richard: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Ellis, Richard: 1576 Mar: money lent him by the vestry
Elverston, ---: 1609 Mar: a copy of his lease, and writings concerning the Exchequer suit, are in the vestry chest
Elverston, ---: 1612 Nov: the 'matter' between him and the parish to be resolved
Elvinson, ---: 1607 Jan-Feb: he has a bill in Exchequer against the churchwardens
Emerson, ---: 1594 Jul: to collect funds for the maintenance of the pump in the market place
Emerson, ---: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Emerson, ---: 1601 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three sets of keys to the parish chests
Emerson, ---: 1602 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Emerson, ---: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
Emerson, ---: 1603 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Emerson, ---: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Emerson, Humphrey: 1588 Jun: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Emerson, Humphrey: 1590 Aug: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of William Morrey
Emerson, Humphrey: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Humphrey: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Humphrey: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Humphrey: 1596 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, Humphrey: 1596 Oct: one of five vestrymen to seek relief of charges by 'the Justices of the Shire'
Emerson, Humphrey: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Humphrey: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Humphrey: 1599 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Emerson, Humphrey: 1599 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, Humphrey: 1600 Mar: wants a lease in reversion of a well house and shed
Emerson, Humphrey: 1604 Feb: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Yearwood
Emerson, Humphrey: 1604 Apr: vestryman, deceased; his legacy brought to the vestry
Emerson, Humphrey: 1618 Feb: deceased; willed to the use of the poor a garden plot lying near Maid Lane
Emerson, Joan: 1614 Sep: of the College, deceased; her place taken by John Woolcock
Emerson, John: 1572 Mar: to be an assessor of the parish's lands
Emerson, John: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Emerson, John: 1573 Mar: invited to join the vestry
Emerson, John: 1573 Sep: one of the outgoing collectors for the poor of the parish
Emerson, John: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1577 Mar: listed as a churchwarden in the vestry minutes
Emerson, John: 1578 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, John: 1579 Jun: chosen to be an auditor for the free grammar school
Emerson, John: 1579 Jun: the vestry questions his right to the coal house by the gate to the New Churchyard
Emerson, John: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the old collectors' account
Emerson, John: 1580 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, John: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1583 Jan: at odds with the parish over a house by the New Churchyard
Emerson, John: 1583 May: reaches agreement with the vestry about properties near the New Churchyard, including a coal house
Emerson, John: 1583 Dec: the parish will take possession of his coal house
Emerson, John: 1584 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, John: 1584 Mar: his houses at St Margaret's Hill 'to be put in suit presently' by the vestry
Emerson, John: 1584 May: has a release from the vestry for the coal house
Emerson, John: 1585 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Emerson, John: 1586 Mar: releases the coal house to the vestry, which then re-leases it to him
Emerson, John: 1586 Sep: released to the parish 'one low chamber on the ground in the which one John Howell lately dwelt'
Emerson, John: 1587 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, John: 1587 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, John: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1588 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, John: 1588 Aug: churchwarden; trusted by the vestry with one of the keys to the poor box in the choir
Emerson, John: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1589 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, John: 1589 Dec: he is part of a group from the vestry visiting the Lord Treasurer
Emerson, John: 1591 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, John: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Emerson, John: 1594 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, John: 1594 Jun: to depose in the archdeacon's court about James Smith's tithes
Emerson, John: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, John: 1596 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chests
Emerson, John: 1596 Mar: noted in the vestry minutes as warden of the College
Emerson, John: 1597 May: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Gregory Franklin
Emerson, Peter: 1618 Oct: son of William Emerson, brother of Richard Emerson
Emerson, Richard: 1618 Oct: son of William Emerson, brother of Peter Emerson
Emerson, Thomas: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Emerson, Thomas: 1585 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of John Munfield
Emerson, Thomas: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Thomas: 1587 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
Emerson, Thomas: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Thomas: 1588 Nov: he is to pay for Lambert's gown
Emerson, Thomas: 1589 Dec: he is part of a group from the vestry visiting the Lord Treasurer
Emerson, Thomas: 1590 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, Thomas: 1592 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Emerson, Thomas: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Thomas: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Thomas: 1594 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, Thomas: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Emerson, Thomas: 1595 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the two keys to the corporation chest
Emerson, Thomas: 1595 Mar: noted in the vestry minutes as warden of the College
Emerson, Thomas: 1595 Mar: he is to follow the dispute between the county and the parish over payments for hue and cry
Emerson, Thomas: 1595 Jul: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Randolph Carter
Emerson, Thomas: 1618 Feb: nephew of Humphrey Emerson; to give the vestry money to the use of the poor
Emerson, Thomas: 1618 Apr: his mother left the parish a gift for poor women
Emerson, Thomas: 1618 Oct: made a gift to the parish for maintenance of his kin
Emerson, Thomas: 1620 Mar: his garden plot in Maiden Lane conveyed by feoffment to the vestry
Emerson, William: 1561 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, William: 1563 Mar: churchwarden; trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, William: 1565 Sep: keeper of one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, William: 1568 Oct: (as Emason) to be one of the governors of the free school
Emerson, William: 1569 Apr: money given to him and Thomas Cure 'about the business of the Borough of Southwark'
Emerson, William: 1573 Apr: 'Deputy'; trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Emerson, William: 1573 Aug: dispute in the vestry between him and a Mr Wilson (John?) over the coal house
Emerson, William: 1618 Oct: his two sons Peter Emerson and Richard Emerson mentioned in the vestry minutes
Enewes, William: 1560 Oct: [Emerson?] chosen to be a warden of the new school
Engelsby Thomas: 1559 Aug: Sir; his wages set
Engelsby William: 1559 Aug: Sir; his wages set
Essex, ---: 1583 Apr: widow; the vestry gave her 15s in return for a pawned piece of blue lace
Essex, earl of: 1592 Jul: he sent a letter to the vestry about parishioner Edmund Malden
Essex, John: 1582 Aug: tailor; a pair of stairs to be built on the back of his house by order of the vestry
Etheridge, ---: 1589 Jun: Mrs; Miles Wilkinson is to erect a fence between his house and hers or pay a fine
Etheridge, ---: 1598 Feb: Mrs; she has forfeited the lease to her house for non-payment
Etheridge, ---: 1598 Apr: Mrs; asked to reduce her tenements in Kent Street from twelve to three
Etheridge, ---: 1598 May: Mrs; warned to be present at the next meeting of the vestry
Etheridge, ---: 1598 Jul: Mrs; behind in her rent, her tenements are to be surveyed
Etheridge, Thomas: 1561 Jun: to view church lands and properties needing repair
Etheridge, Thomas: 1564 Jun: chosen to audit the accounts of the collectors for the poor
Etheridge, Thomas: 1567 May: (as Everedge) to view the pathway from the Vine into Southwark
Etheridge, Thomas: 1567 Jul: (as Everege) deposited his collected funds with the vestry
Etheridge, Thomas: 1570 Mar: to view William Crowder's Bankside land
Etheridge, Thomas: 1571 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Etheridge, Thomas: 1572 Feb: lease of the houses in Kent Street extended for 21 years
Etheridge, Thomas: 1572 Feb: lease of the houses in Kent Street extended for 21 years
Etheridge, Thomas: 1572 Mar: lease of the houses in Kent Street extended for 40 years
Etheridge, Thomas: 1573 Apr: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Etheridge, Thomas: 1573 Dec: vestryman, identified as an innholder
Etheridge, Thomas: 1574 Feb: to arbitrate a dispute between Thomas Bromfield and William Dawtry
Etheridge, Thomas: 1575 Jul: asked to resolve the quarrel between Thomas Guinn and Edmund Hood
Etheridge, Thomas: 1575 Jul: the quarrel between him and Humphrey Royden to be resolved
Etheridge, Thomas: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a governor of the free school
Etheridge, Thomas: 1577 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Etheridge, Thomas: 1578 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Evans, Reynold: 1626 Jan: of the College, deceased; his place taken by Thomas Bromley
Evenston, ---: 1607 Jul: a copy of his lease is held by the vestry
Everson, ---: 1569 Mar: 'Mother Everson the cobler's wife' made a gift to the poor of the parish
Everson, ---: 1569 Aug: 'Mother Everson' (as Evers); her legacy to the poor of the parish mentioned
Eves, ---: 1616 Jan: (as Eyves) chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Isaac Towell, deceased
Eves, ---: 1619 Apr: (as Eives) vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Henry Leake
Ewen, Philip: 1586 Nov: servant to Thomas Cure; dwells in the house by the New Churchyard
Ewer, ---: 1573 May: houses in Chequer Alley were his gift to the parish
Eyles: see also Ellis
Eyre, John: 1616 Dec: son of Martin Eyre deceased; has an annuity out of Herstfield Farm
Eyres, Ayers: see under both forms
Face, Robert: 1584 Mar: has a property called Southwark Park, now leased to George Merrick
Face, Robert: 1584 Mar: to be sued by George Merrick for Robert Strickland's legacy
Face, Robert: 1587 Sep: chosden to be a vestryman in the stead of Vincent Dove
Face, Robert: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Face, Robert: 1591 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
Face, Robert: 1593 Jul: delivered hay in response to the queen's order
Face, Robert: 1594 Aug: the churchwardens directed to commence a suit against him for his tithes
Face, Robert: 1595 Jan: the vestry to commence a suit at law against him
Face, Robert: 1595 Jan: more, in the vestry, about a lawsuit against him
Face, Robert: 1595 Jan: agreement reached between him and the churchwardens about his tithes
Face, Robert: 1595 May: has the lease of the garden near the Park, formerly Pinson's, that allows a room for Gravener's cart
Face, Robert: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Face, Robert: 1596 Mar: churchwarden; chosen 'by election' to 'keep the book'; perhaps the tithe book is meant
Face, Robert: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Face, Robert: 1597 Dec: he is to have the lease formerly granted to Richard Page
Face, Robert: 1598 Feb: he is to pay toward tithes and clerk's wages 'during his lease of the parish'
Face, Robert: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
Face, Robert: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Face, Robert: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Face, Robert: 1604 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
Face, Robert: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Face, Robert: 1606 May: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Cole
Fairfield, John: 1579 Aug: chosen to be a new collector
Falconer, ---: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a sideman
Falconer, John: 1604 Apr: his bond from John Flooks held in the vestry
Faller, Massey: 1604 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman, but deceased
Faller, William: 1608 May: one of the poor of the College, deceased; his place taken by Thomas Derry
Fawcett, Christopher: 1620 Jan: to be given a bonus for his 'extraordinary pains'
Fawcett, Christopher: 1618 Jul: to be paid for his 'pains in searching out inmates'
Fawcett, Christopher: 1618 Dec: found to be very diligent in searching for inmates
Fawcett, Christopher: 1621 Mar: to be paid extra for 'his extraordinary pains in searching out inmates'
Fawcett, Christopher: 1623 Mar: to be given another gratuity for his continuing good service
Featly, ---: 1621 May: Dr, parson of Lambeth parish, about a parsh boundary dispute
Fenner, ---: 1583 Jan: Serjeant; represents John Emerson in his dispute with the parish over a house by the New Churchyard
Fenner, ---: 1602 Apr: 'the marriage of Judge Fenner's daughter' mentioned in the vestry minutes
Fenner, Edward: 1573 Aug: to arbitrate a dispute between Matthew Smith and the vestry
Ferris, lord: 1622 Feb: his house near the Park Gate mentioned in the vestry minutes
Ferris, Thomas: 1616 Dec: in the Close; sets conditions on his paying tithes
Fink, John: 1603 Nov: declines to accept responsibility for Daniel Ellis's child
Finney, ---: 1603 Nov: his tenure as surveyor of highways endangered by his absence
Fisher, ---: 1594 Jan: Goodwife; one of the beneficiaries of Alice Lee's treatment for 'plague sores'
FitzJohn, ---:1594 May: he is to bring into the vestry an accounting of the collection made for soldiers
Flecton, ---: 1607 Apr: his legacy mentioned in the vestry
Fletcher, George: 1599 Jul: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Flooks, John: 1604 Apr: his bond to John Falconer held in the vestry
Flooks, Flukes: see under both forms
Ford, ---: 1589 Oct: a candidate to be preacher
Fordham, Robert: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Fortune, ---: 1590 Mar: 'Father Fortune'; money from the vestry given to him
Foster, ---: 1601 Sep: 'Mr Foster the counselor' to be asked about lord Montague's encroachments
Foster, ---: 1603 May: his opinion in the Horse Head matter is to be sought
Foster, ---: 1605 Oct: Mrs; late wife of a Mr Dodson, withholding her husband's legacy
Foster, ---: 1606 Apr: 'Serjeant'; he will clarify the procedures for vestry elections
Foster, John: 1588 Jun: he being absent, Robert Myles is to aid William Morrey 'for the repairing of the highways'
Fowell, Edward: 1579 Aug: chosen to be a new collector
Fowle, William: 1561 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Fox, William: 1625 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Fox, William: 1626 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Francis, Melchizedec: 1605 May: to serve as minister in William Butterton's place
Francis, Melchizedec: 1606 Apr: granted a benevolence by the vestry
Francis, Melchizedec: 1606 Sep: his house being 'visited', his attendance at church queeried
Francis, Melchizedec: 1608 Jun: his wages set for the year to come
Francis, Melchizedec: 1608 Jun: ministerial benefits to be given to him and Mr Simonds by John Boston, parish clerk
Francis, Melchizedec: 1610 Jan: Grievances between Mr Simond and Melchizedec Francis to be heard by the churchwardens
Francis, Melchizedec: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Francis, Melchizedec: 1607 Nov: wishes reimbursement for his house repairs
Francis, Michael: 1621 Sep: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Franklin, Edward: 1614 Mar: widow Wordsworth is keeping his maidservant
Franklin, Gregory: 1597 May: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of John Emerson, deceased
Franklin, Gregory: 1597 Oct: placement of Richard Salter and Gregory Franklin resolved by the vestry
Franklin, Gregory: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Franklin, Gregory: 1600 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry door and two communion cups
Franklin, Gregory: 1602 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Franklin, Gregory: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
Franklin, Gregory: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' accounts
Franklin, Gregory: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Franklin, Gregory: 1604 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Franklin, Gregory: 1604 Apr: warden for the College; his performance bond locked in the vestry chest
Franklin, Gregory: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Franklin, Gregory: 1606 Feb: churchwarden; his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Franklin, Gregory: 1606 Feb: churchwarden; another signature, affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Franklin, Gregory: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Franklin, Gregory: 1606 Apr: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Franklin, Gregory: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Franklin, Gregory: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the collectors for the poor
Franklin, Gregory: 1608 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Franklin, Gregory: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Franklin, Gregory: 1610 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Franklin, Gregory: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Franklin, Gregory: 1611 Mar: churchwarden; trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Franklin, Gregory: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Franklin, Gregory: 1612 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Franklin, Gregory: 1614 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Franklin, Gregory: 1615 Jan: to have a new lease of the Brick House
Franklin, Gregory: 1616 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Franklin, Gregory: 1617 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Franklin, Gregory: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Franklin, Gregory: 1620 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Franklin, Gregory: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Franklin, Gregory: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Franklin, Gregory: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Franklin, Gregory: 1624 Sep: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Robert Burbage
Franklin, Peter: 1595 Dec: he and his wife, inmates in Thomas Higginson's house, are ordered to leave
Freeman, Robert: 1565 Mar: to view the churchwardens' accounts
Freeman, Robert: 1566 Apr: to be a surveyor of highways for the parish
Freeman, Robert: 1568 Mar: told that his wife was to sit with him in his pew in the church
French, John: 1573 Aug: to arbitrate a dispute between Matthew Smith and the vestry
Frisby, Michael: 1628 Mar: John Clapp is bound to him and three others
Fuller, Richard: 1582 May: appointed to be a collector for Portsmouth Haven
Furness, ---: 1627 Mar: his bond for Mr Pink's children's portions is in the vestry box
Gage, Robert: 1562 Mar: to pay tithes due on an unnamed mansion house in which he is tenant
Gainsford, ---: 1588 Mar: has three acres of ground in St George's Field of interest to the vestry
Gainsford, ---: 1589 Oct: Thomas Head and Robert Myles have a reversion to his three acres of ground in St George's Field
Gamage, ---: 1599 Jan: listed as a constable; to help gather money for setting out soldiers
Gardner, John: 1562 Mar: former churchwarden, to pay money he owes the church
Garland, ---: 1604 May: granted a lease in reversion of tenements over the College, formerly Pinder's
Garland, Thomas: 1582 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman
Garland, Thomas: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Garland, Thomas: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Garland, Thomas: 1584 Dec: churchwarden; he is to travel, with others, 'about the parish business', including 'the lease of the Parsonage'
Garland, Thomas: 1586 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Garland, Thomas: 1587 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Garland, Thomas: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Garland, Thomas: 1589 Dec: he is part of a group from the vestry visiting the Lord Treasurer
Garland, Thomas: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Garland, Thomas: 1592 Jan: he is to have a lease of two stables in the Churchyard, and a house adjoining
Garland, Thomas: 1592 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Garland, Thomas: 1592 Jul: he is to effect repairs upon his dwelling house
Garland, Thomas: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Garland, Thomas: 1595 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Garland, Thomas: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Garland, Thomas: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Garland, Thomas: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
Garland, Thomas: 1599 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the parish, school, and poor accounts
Garland, Thomas: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Garland, Thomas: 1601 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three sets of keys to the parish chests
Garland, Thomas: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Garland, Thomas: 1605 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Garland, Thomas: 1606 Jan: to have a lease of the tenements now held by Hugh Browker
Garland, Thomas: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Garland, Thomas: 1606 Feb: churchwarden; his signature, affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Garland, Thomas: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
Garland, Thomas: 1608 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Garland, Thomas: 1609 Apr: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Ralph Babington
Garland, Thomas: 1611 Feb: three tenements called Tanhall, formerly Garland's, now Mr Bingham's
Garland, William: 1594 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Richard Bowmer, deceased
Garland, William: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Garland, William: 1597 May: vestryman, absent; replaced on the vestry by Richard Salter
Gate, ---: 1565 Jan: mentioned in the vestry minutes as the Vestry's attorney
Gates, ---: 1600 Aug: named in the vestry minutes as Richard Humble's servant
Gelding, Gilding: see under both forms
Gelding, John: 1624 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Urrick, departed the parish
Gelding, John: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Gelding, John: 1626 Oct: (as Gilding) vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Nicholas King
Gelding, John: 1628 Mar: John Clapp is bound to him and three others
Gelding, Mary: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Gerard, George: 1625 Oct: a trustee of the Cawdray children's money
Gibbons, William: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands and tenements
Gibbons, William: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Gibbons, William: 1598 Dec: vestryman; dismissed from being a vestryman because of non-attendance
Gibbons, William: 1599 Jan: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Harvard
Gibbs, George: 1572 May: names as a collector for the poor
Gibbs, George: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Gibbs, George: 1579 May: chosen to be a vestryman
Gibbs, George: 1580 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Gibbs, George: 1580 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Gibbs, George: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Gibbs, George: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Gibbs, George: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Gibbs, George: 1584 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Gibbs, George: 1585 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Gibbs, George: 1586 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Gibbs, George: 1586 Nov: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Norton
Gilder, John: 1573 Dec: tenant in a tenement leased to Christopher Campbell
Gilding, Gelding: see under both forms
Gilding, Richard: 1620 May: deceased; churchwardens to settle their debt with the overseers of his will
Gilding, Roger: 1619 Mar: a new bond to be issued for the loan from the Gilding orphan fund
Gilding, Roger: 1617 May: deceased; money borrowed from his estate by the churchwardens
Gilding, Roger: 1618 Jul: repayment made of the money borrowed from his estate
Gilding, Roger: 1621 Apr: deceased; the vestry to repay money borrowed from his estate
Gittow, John: 1567 Nov: of Southwark; a lease between him and Richard Mabott, Master of St Thomas Hospital
Gittow, John: 1567 Nov: of Southwark; a lease between him and the abbot of Bermondsey
Gloster, ---: 1602 Sep: apparently he is living in 'Mr Downing's house'
Gloster, ---: 1604 Dec: asks for a lease to his dwelling house
Gloster, John: 1617 Mar: gave two silver bowls for his arrearages out of Ship Yard
Gloster, John: 1618 Apr: paid his debt in gold rings in lieu of money
Gloster, John: 1624 Feb: goldsmith; to be buried in the church near where 'his former wives' are buried
Godwin, ---: 1623 Sep: schoolmaster at Abingdon, a candidate to replace Thomas Sutton as preacher; not chosen
Gold, Joan: 1614 May: widow; admitted an almswoman in the College, in place of widow Brewer, deceased
Gold, Joan: 1626 Jan: of the College, deceased; heer place taken by Joan Buller
Gomport, Nicholas: 1559 Sep: purchased much church property
Gomport, Nicholas: 1561 Jun: to view church lands and properties needing repair
Gomport, Nicholas: 1567 Jul: deposited Joan Iverson's bequest to the poor
Gomport, Nicholas: 1569 Feb:his dispute with William Dawtry to be resolved
Goodacre, Mary: 1626 Oct: a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Goodacre, Mary: 1626 Oct: a week later, admitted to the College in place of Mary Kirton, deceased
Goodhand, Thomas: 1611 Nov: offered a lease to his house
Goodwin, William: 1564 Jun: his lands in Warwickshire later held by William Bottom
Gotheram, Harry: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Gotheram, William: 1578 Oct: shear-grinder; partial repayment of his obligation
Gotheram, William: 1579 Mar:his bill presented to the vestry
Gould: see under Gold
Granger, Alice: 1625 Mar: a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Gravener, ---: 1594 Aug: he should have a new lease of the small room he uses for his cart
Gravener, ---: 1595 Aug: widow of the man with the lease for a cart, now married to a Mr Savage
Gray, Miles: 1612 Dec: bellfounder; he is to cast a new treble bell
Gray, Thomas: 1576 Mar: 'the younger', grocer; is surety for Joan Marshall in childbed; but entry cancelled in the vestry minutes
Green, Abraham: 1604 Feb: 'Mr Serjeant'; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Yardley, deceased
Green, Abraham: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Green, Abraham: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Green, Abraham: 1605 Mar: chosen to keep the keys to the vestry and the plate
Green, Abraham: 1606 Feb: churchwarden; his signature, affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Green, Abraham: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Green, Abraham: 1606 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Green, Abraham: 1609 Feb: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Drew Stapley
Green, Harry: 1591 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Green, Henry: 1619 Mar: noting 'his poor estate', the vestry lends him money
Green, Jane: 1628 May: to have a lease of her house in College Yard
Green, Katherine: 1619 Mar: seeks relief for keeping her young children
Griffin, Edward: 1610 Apr: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Mr Benfield
Griffin, Edward: 1609 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Draper, departed the parish
Guinn, ---: 1599 Apr: widow (of Thomas?); her petition to the vestry about Mr Harcott's house
Guinn, Thomas: 1565 Mar: to view all church buildings and lands
Guinn, Thomas: 1565 Oct: agreement reached in the dispute between him and Thomas Redding
Guinn, Thomas: 1569 Jul: lease of his house in Kent Street extended for 21 years
Guinn, Thomas: 1569 Aug: his lease sealed
Guinn, Thomas: 1573 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the account
Guinn, Thomas: 1574 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the year
Guinn, Thomas: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the year to come
Guinn, Thomas: 1575 Jul: his quarrel with Edmund Hood to be resolved by Thomas Etheridge and Thomas Pulter
Guinn, Thomas: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Guinn, Thomas: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Guinn, Thomas: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Guinn, Thomas: 1578 Sep: deceased; his house, a parish property, to be viewed
Guinn, Thomas: 1592 Sep: there is a yard on the Bankside of his house
Hake, Henry: 1628 Aug: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Haley, Henry: 1607 Jul: witness to the Vine's implements being gone
Hall, Richard: 1602 Jan: scrivener; wants payment for his work on the bailiff lawsuit
Hall, Richard: 1623 Jan: of Battersea; to have a lease of the acre in Battersea Field
Halls, Peter: 1585 May: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of George Merrick
Halsey, Richard: 1580 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Halsey, Richard: 1585 Jan: he is to be sued unless he pays his tithe and clerk's wages
Hamcotts, Vincent: 1571 Mar: to 'follow the business of the Commonwealth of the Borough of Southwark'
Hammerton, Hugh: 1568 May: his lease to parish lands in St George's Field renewed
Hammerton, Hugh: 1573 Aug:fined for using unseemly words in the vestry
Hammerton, Hugh: 1574 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Hammerton, Hugh: 1577 Mar: money lent to him 1577 Mar:
Hammerton, Hugh: 1577 Nov: the vestry loaned money to him
Hammond, ---: 1602 Jan: his two children need to be placed
Hammond, Alice: 1583 May: appointed to be one of the searchers of 'the bodies of those that be dead'
Hanager, ---: 1621 May: offered a judgment about the parish boundary
Hance, ---: 1604 Mar: Goodwife; replaced as searcher of the dead by Goodwife Thompson
Hance, ---: 1604 Mar: Mrs; the house she dwelt in to be given to widow Martin
Hance, John: 1572 Mar: the grave maker; to have 40 shillings yearly
Hance, John: 1583 Apr: 'Hawnce the pumpmaker' [perhaps 'Hans' as forename] paid his rent with household stuff in place of money
Hance, John: 1583 May: the pump maker's house in the New Churchyard 'and the house under it' to be repaired
Hance, John: 1588 Feb: the vestry notes that Gilbert Rocket has been paid for repairs done to Hance's house
Hance, John: 1589 Mar: he is to live in his house rent-free for the remainder of his life
Hance, John: 1596 Oct: his wages re-negotiated by the vestry
Hance, John: 1604 Mar: grave maker; replaced as grave maker by Philip Pole
Hancock, William: 1601 Nov: to be paid for carpentry and iron work for the bells
Hanson, John: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Hanson, John: 1573 Sep: (as Hansam) one of the outgoing collectors for the poor of the parish
Hanson, John: 1585 May: chosen by the vestry to be the new preacher
Hanson, John: 1585 Sep: the preacher; to have his house rent-free, and to be an assistant to the vestry
Hanson, John: 1587 Sep: the preacher; the vestry to decide if he should be allowed to preach any more
Hanson, John: 1587 Nov: the preacher; the vestry tells him to prepare to be replaced
Harcott, ---: 1599 Apr: a petition to the vestry from widow Guinn about his house
Harmanson, Edward: 1578 Feb: shoemaker; noting their poverty, the vestry granted that his unnamed wife be paid for cleaning the Chain Gate
Harmanson, Edward: 1579 May: the vestry amends his unnamed wife's wages for cleaning the Chain Gate
Harmon, ---: 1589 Apr: (Margery?) she is to continue living in her house rent-free for the rest of her life
Harmon, ---: 1604 May: 'Mother Harmon'; her rooms leased from the parish
Harmon, ---: 1619 Dec: 'Father Harmon'; of the Borough; poor, given a gown, a gift of Edward Allen
Harmon, Margery: 1595 Dec: successfully petitions the vestry to be 'discharged from thenceforth of her tithes'
Harmon, Richard: 1565 Jul: chosen to be minister for the parish
Harmon, Richard: 1568 Sep: minister; he will engage a curate to help him
Harmon, Richard: 1579 Aug: the vestry to view his house as a possible house for the poor to work in
Harmon, Richard: 1579 Sep: curate; trusted with one of the three keys to the poor's chest in the choir
Harmon, Richard: 1579 Nov: curate; he shall have the whole house in the Churchyard lately built
Harmon, Richard: 1583 May: the minister; Jeremy Shepherd to assist him in his curateship
Harmon, Richard: 1584 Apr: the vestry decides to let the house in the Churchyard that was formerly Harmon's
Harrington, Martin: 1618 Mar: former seminary priest, poor, asks for relief
Harris, ---: 1604 Oct: cooper; he may have 'the house which Adams late had'
Harris, ---: 1604 Dec: cooper; his lease to Adams' house confirmed
Harris, ---: 1607 Jan-Feb: cooper; the vestry to view his house
Harris, Robert: 1623 Sep: bachelor of divinity, a candidate to replace Thomas Sutton as preacher
Harris, Robert: 1623 Oct: formally chosen as the new preacher
Harris, Robert: 1624 Sep: the preacher; uncertain whether he will stay or not
Harris, Robert: 1624 Sep: the preacher; still uncertain if he will stay
Harris, Robert: 1624 Dec: the preacher; he has decided to stay
Harris, Robert: 1624 Dec: the preacher; to have a Christmas bonus
Harris, Robert: 1625 Jan: the preacher; he can't stay after all; he can't get a dispensation
Harris, William: 1598 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Gilbert Rocket, deceased
Harris, William: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor of the Bankside and Paris Garden
Harris, William: 1600 Nov: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Treherne
Harrison, ---: 1623 Jan: the tenement formerly his is now James Brown's
Harrison, Edward: 1614 Dec: cooper; must pay his arrearages or be evicted from his house
Harrison, Edward: 1616 Jul: cooper; parish tenant, ordered to take a lease or else vacate
Harrison, Edward: 1616 Dec: to accept a lease or else vacate
Harrison, Edward: 1617 Jan: cooper; agrees to take a lease for his dwelling house
Harvard, Harvey: see under both forms
Harvard, ---: 1601 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the two communion cups
Harvard, ---: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Harvard, ---: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Harvard, ---: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Harvard, ---: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Harvard, ---: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Harvard, Robert: 1625 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by William Stubbs
Harvard, Thomas: 1599 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of William Gibbons
Harvard, Thomas: 1606 Feb: (as Harvey) churchwarden; his signature (mark), affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Harvard, Thomas: 1625 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, to replace Robert Harvard, but not chosen
Harvard, Thomas: 1625 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Harvey, Harvard: see under both forms
Harvey, ---: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Harvey, ---: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Harvey, ---: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Harvey, ---: 1613 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Harvey, ---: 1615 Mar: (as Harvard) chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Harvey, ---: 1618 Mar: (as Harvard) chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Harvey, ---: 1628 May: chosen to be a vestryman
Harvey, Robert: 1610 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Myles, departed the parish
Harvey, Thomas: 1591 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Harvey, Thomas: 1606 Feb: his signature (mark), as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Harvey, Thomas: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Harvey, Thomas: 1611 Feb: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Mr Wycherly
Hawes, Thomas: 1560 Apr: vestryman; to oversee the setting-up of the schoolhouse
Hawes, Thomas: 1565 Mar: to view all church buildings and lands
Hawks, Henry: 1625 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Hayes, Godfrey 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hayley, John: 1628 May: To have a lease of his house in College Yard Gate
Hayman, John: 1599 Jul: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Hayman, John: 1608 Aug: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Thomas Cure, deceased
Hayman, John: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Hayman, John: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hayman, John: 1610 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Hayman, John: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Hayman, John: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hayman, John: 1612 Apr: identified as warden of the College
Hayman, John: 1613 Aug: to have the keys of the gutter doors, and to see the gutters are clean
Hayman, John: 1614 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Hayman, John: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hayman, John: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hayman, John: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Hayman, John: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Hayman, John: 1618 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Hayman, John: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hayman, John: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Hayman, John: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hayman, John: 1621 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Hayman, John: 1621 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Hayman, John: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the general poor
Hayman, John: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Hayman, John: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hayman, John: 1626 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Hayman, John: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hayman, John: 1627 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Hays, Barbara: 1576 Mar: in the vestry minutes; child of Joan Plomer q.v.
Hays, Elizabeth: 1576 Mar: in the vestry minutes; child of Joan Plomer q.v.
Hays, Godfrey: 1573 Sep: (as Leys) named one of the new collectors for the poor of the parish
Hays, Godfrey: 1576 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman, in place of Thomas Pulter
Hays, Godfrey: 1576 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Hays, Godfrey: 1577 Jan: one of the collectors for the relief of Colyton Haven in Devon
Hays, Godfrey: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hays, Godfrey: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Hays, Godfrey: 1580 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Hays, Godfrey: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hays, Godfrey: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hays, Godfrey: 1584 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Hays, Godfrey: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Hays, Godfrey: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hays, Godfrey: 1587 Mar: the vestry directs him to give money for apparel for three needy children
Hays, Godfrey: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hays, Godfrey: 1591 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Hays, Godfrey: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hays, Godfrey: 1594 Jun: to depose in the archdeacon's court about James Smith's tithes
Hays, Godfrey: 1595 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Hays, Godfrey: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hays, Godfrey: 1598 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Hays, Godfrey: 1598 Oct: chosen to be an auditor of the book of the collectors for the poor
Hays, Godfrey: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the Collectors' books
Hays, Godfrey: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor of the Borough
Hays, Godfrey: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Hays, Godfrey: 1600 Mar: to have a lease of certain houses by the New Rents
Hays, Godfrey: 1600 Jun: to have a lease of four tenements, two of them formerly Mr Guinn's
Hays, Godfrey: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Hays, Godfrey: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish's lands
Hays, Godfrey: 1603 Nov: he has made an encroachment in the Churchyard
Hays, Godfrey: 1605 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of last year's accounts
Hays, Godfrey: 1622 May: his former house near the churchyard now Edmund Ashton's
Hays, John: 1588 Apr: sadler; documents delivered to his son Robert by the vestry
Hays, Katherine: 1576 Mar: in the vestry minutes; child of Joan Plomer q.v.
Hays, Peter: 1616 Dec: in the Close; paid his tithes
Hays, Robert: 1576 Feb: involved in the sale and purchase of the Horseshoe in Kent Street
Hays, Robert: 1588 Apr: his signature
Hays, Robert: 1588 Apr: son of John Hays, sadler; documents delivered to him by the vestry
Hays, William: 1576 Feb: involved in the sale and purchase of the Horseshoe in Kent Street
Hayward, William: 1564 Mar: shipwright, deceased; made a bequest to the poor
Hayward, William: 1564 Jun: shipwright, deceased; the remainder of his bequest to be delivered by Thomas Lucas
Head, Thomas: 1571 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1573 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Head, Thomas: 1574 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Head, Thomas: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Head, Thomas: 1576 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Head, Thomas: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Head, Thomas: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the parish
Head, Thomas: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the old collectors' account
Head, Thomas: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Head, Thomas: 1580 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Head, Thomas: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the poor
Head, Thomas: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Head, Thomas: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Head, Thomas: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Head, Thomas: 1585 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Head, Thomas: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Head, Thomas: 1586 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1587 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1587 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Head, Thomas: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Head, Thomas: 1588 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1588 Mar: noted by the vestry for his pains in the building of the chapel and four almshouses
Head, Thomas: 1589 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1589 Oct: he and Robert Myles have a reversion to Mr Gainsford's three acres of ground in St George's Field
Head, Thomas: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Head, Thomas: 1590 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Head, Thomas: 1591 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Head, Thomas: 1592 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Head, Thomas: 1594 Jun: to depose in the archdeacon's court about James Smith's tithes
Head, Thomas: 1594 Sep: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Ralph Yardley
Henslowe, Ann: 1628 Aug: a consultation to be had about her will
Henslowe, Philip: 1607 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Treherne
Henslowe, Philip: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Henslowe, Philip: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Henslowe, Philip: 1610 Dec: of Clink Liberty; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Henslowe, Philip: 1611 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Henslowe, Philip: 1611 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Henslowe, Philip: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Henslowe, Philip: 1611 Mar: one of the purchasers of the fee simple of the rectory for the trustees
Henslowe, Philip: 1611 Mar: has purchased a messuage in the tenure of Mrs White
Henslowe, Philip: 1611 May: purchased tenements from the vestry
Henslowe, Philip: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Henslowe, Philip: 1598 Apr: to be asked for money for the poor, in regard of his plays
Henslowe, Philip: 1598 May: to be asked again for money for the poor, in regard of his playhouse
Henslowe, Philip: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Henslowe, Philip: 1616 Feb: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Maunsell
Hewlett, ---: 1623 Jan: the Swan with Two Necks gifted to the parish by him
Hewson, John: 1573 Oct: chosen as a collector of the poor for Paris Garden
Higginson, Thomas: 1595 Dec: dwelling at the Cock in the New Rents, called before the vestry for having tenants
Hill, Peter: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hill, Peter: 1586 Oct: departed a vestry meeting without permission
Hill, Peter: 1586 Dec: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by John Payne
Hobson, William: 1593 Jul: delivered hay in response to the queen's order
Hockley, ---: 1625 Jan: of the College, widow, deceased; her place taken by widow Williams
Hockly, Ralph: 1611 Oct: admitted to the College of the Poor, replacing widow Simpson, deceased
Hocknell, Margaret: 1613 Mar: widow, poor; admitted to the College, in place of her late husband Ralph Hocknell, deceased
Hocknell, Ralph: 1604 Jul: 'Hocknell to be removed to young Sellwood's house'
Hocknell, Ralph: 1611 Jul: to be removed from his house and moved to a house in the churchyard
Hocknell, Ralph: 1613 Mar: of the College, deceased; his place taken by his widow Margaret
Hodges, William: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Holcroft, Thomas: 1579 Dec: asked for information about Bell Acre in Battersea Field
Holford, William: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Holford, William: 1585 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Holford, William: 1587 Aug: a brick wall to be built in the New Churchyard next to his garden
Hollanby, Nicholas: 1564 Jul: delivered Thomas Brigley's money to the vestry
Holley, Edward: 1562 May: a collector for the poor, found to be derelict in his duties
Holloway, John: 1593 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Holloway, John: 1594 May: charged by the vestry to search for inmates or divided tenements and to report back
Hollyland, James: 1565 Jan: engaged to be a minister for the parish
Holman, George: 1569 Jul: lease of his house in Kent Street extended for 21 years
Hone, Garrett 1563 Apr: party to an altercation; to meet together and make peace
Hone, Garrett: 1570 Mar: paid for glazing the church
Honor, William: 1617 Apr: age about 88, admitted to the College in place of old Father Cotton, deceased
Honor, William: 1617 Sep: of the College, deceased; his place taken by James Bensted
Hood, Edmund: 1575 Jul: his quarrel with Thomas Guinn to be resolved by Thomas Etheridge and Thomas Pulter
Hook alias Leake, Henry: 1586 Dec: his bequest mentioned in the vestry
Hopkins, ---: 1612 Dec: named as surety for Miles Land the bellfounder
Hopkins, ---: 1613 Apr: William Land's surety; to be sued by the vestry
Hopkins, John: 1628 May: to have a lease of his house in Bull Head Churchyard
Horrabin, William: 1603 Nov: his unnamed child being kept by Thomas Berry
Horton,---: 1593 Jan: the Horton children are being nursed at the vestry's charge
House, John: 1615 Feb: son of Richard Sumner's wife, 'frantic a long time'; vestry grants support
House, Thomas: 1561 Jun: to view church lands and properties needing repair
House, Thomas: 1565 Mar: to view all church buildings and lands
House, Thomas: 1570 Mar: to view William Crowder's Bankside land
House, Thomas: 1571 Mar: to 'follow the business of the Commonwealth of the Borough of Southwark'
House, Thomas: 1572 Jul: mentioned in the vestry minutes as having money that should go towards building houses
House, Thomas: 1573 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
House, Thomas: 1574 Feb: to arbitrate a dispute between Thomas Bromfield and William Dawtry
House, Thomas: 1575 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the year to come
House, Thomas: 1576 May: chosen to be an auditor of the free school
House, Thomas: 1576 Jul: chosen to be one of the governors of the free school
House, Thomas: 1576 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
House, Thomas: 1576 Nov: agreed that he should sit between William Browker and John Philpot
House, Thomas: 1577 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
House, Thomas: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
House, Thomas: 1578 Jul: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
House, Thomas: 1579 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the churchwardens' accounts
House, Thomas: 1584 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
House, Thomas: 1585 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
House, Thomas: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
House, Thomas: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
House, Thomas: 1588 Feb: the vestry directs him to pay Gilbert Rocket for repairs done to one Woodward's house
House, Thomas: 1589 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
House, Thomas: 1589 Dec: 'deputy'; he is part of a group from the vestry visiting the Lord Treasurer
House, Thomas: 1590 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
House, Thomas: 1591 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
House, Thomas: 1592 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
House, Thomas: 1592 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
House, Thomas: 1593 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
House, Thomas: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
House, Thomas: 1595 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the green chest and the linen chest
House, Thomas: 1596 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
House, Thomas: 1598 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
House, Thomas: 1598 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
House, Thomas: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
House, Thomas: 1599 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
House, Thomas: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
House, Thomas: 1600 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
House, Thomas: 1600 Mar: trusted by the vestry with three keys to the parish chests
House, Thomas: 1602 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
House, Thomas: 1602 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
House, Thomas: 1602 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
House, Thomas: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
House, Thomas: 1603 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
House, Thomas: 1604 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
House, Thomas: 1604 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
House, Thomas: 1604 May: asks for for a lease in reversion of the tenements called Norman's Rents
House, Thomas: 1604 Jul: lease to Norman's Rents granted
House, Thomas: 1605 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
House, Thomas: 1606 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the wardens' accounts
House, Thomas: 1606 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
House, Thomas: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
House, Thomas: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden, replacing Mr Cownden who declined his election
House, Thomas: 1607 Mar: replaced as auditor of the great account by Mr Bingham
House, Thomas: 1608 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
House, Thomas: 1609 Apr: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Edward Bromfield
Howell, Agnes: 1626 Jan: widow; a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Howell, Agnes: 1626 Mar: admitted to the College in place of Thomas Bromley, deceased
Howell, John: 1586 Sep: former tenant of John Emerson's
Howell, Samuel: 1588 Jun: a child being raised by William Cox, butcher, who will save the parish from expense
Howlett, Edward: 1587 May: paid the vestry part of his debt, out of the proceeds from the Bell
Hubbard, ---: 1592 Jul: the vestry says 'the child of one Hubbard' is to be kept 'at the parish charge'
Huddles, Edmund: 1571 Jul: he and his unnamed wife to remain in their house
Humble, Peter: 1616 Jul: son of Richard Humble; asked to maintain his father's burial vault in the chancel
Humble, Richard: 1589 Apr: to have a lease of the well house, provided the kennels remain watered
Humble, Richard: 1589 Oct: he is to install a new pump outside the well house for general use
Humble, Richard: 1589 Oct: vintner; his lease to the well house finalised
Humble, Richard: 1592 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Miles Wilkinson
Humble, Richard: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Humble, Richard: 1596 Oct: one of five vestrymen to seek relief of charges by 'the Justices of the Shire'
Humble, Richard: 1597 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Humble, Richard: 1597 Oct: to have a lease of the well house and adjoining shop
Humble, Richard: 1598 Apr: matters between him and the churchwardens still to be resolved
Humble, Richard: 1598 May: asked if he will accept the lease of the well house
Humble, Richard: 1600 Mar: Humphrey Emerson wants a lease in reversion of his well house
Humble, Richard: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor of the Borough
Humble, Richard: 1600 Aug: he is found to be hindering workmen at Chain Gate
Humble, Richard: 1600 Aug: insults his fellow vestrymen, 'calling of them knaves and rascals'
Humble, Richard: 1600 Aug: suspended from the vestry for six weeks for refusing to pay a fine
Humble, Richard: 1600 Nov: removed forever from the vestry
Humble, Richard: 1601 Jan: ejected from the vestry, replaced by Thomas Cure
Humble, Richard: 1601 Feb: requests a lease from the vestry, but is denied
Humble, Richard: 1601 Jun: controversy between him and the parish to be adjudicated
Humble, Richard: 1603 Nov: some vestrymen to talk with him about his complaints
Humble, Richard: 1605 Mar: he claims to be a commissioner of the subsidy
Humble, Richard: 1605 Mar: he threatens his colleagues with raising their subsidy levels
Humble, Richard: 1608 Apr: he 'caused mortar to be made in the Churchyard'
Humble, Richard: 1610 Aug: will pay the tithes for his house, unless the Scot pays them
Humble, Richard: 1616 Jul: deceased; left a bequest to the poor in his will
Humble, Richard: 1616 Sep: deceased; his gift to the poor will come from his house next to the Three Crowns
Hunnis, William: 1560 Oct: to create rules for the new school
Hunt, ---: 1604 Jul: Mrs; her unnamed husband holds the lease of the Vine
Hunt, Edward: 1577 Mar: of the Vine, said to be in possession of a 'garden plot belonging to the Red Hart'
Hunt, Edward: 1577 Apr: the vestry assesses his lease of a tenement
Hunt, Edward: 1577 Aug: his lease of the Vine sealed
Hunt, Edward: 1577 Dec: tithe rate set for his 'house called the Vine' where he and his wife live
Hunt, Edward: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a vestryman in place of Thomas Etheridge
Hunt, Edward: 1582 Apr: appointed Bankside subsidy gatherer by the vestry
Hunt, Edward: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Hunt, Edward: 1584 Jul: to have his seat in the vestry next to Thomas Cure's
Hunt, Edward: 1584 Dec: 'Mr Serjeant'; he is to travel, with others, 'about the parish business', including 'the lease of the Parsonage'
Hunt, Edward: 1585 Mar: 'Mr Serjeant'; chosen to be an auditor
Hunt, Edward: 1585 May: 'Mr Serjeant'; chosen to be a collector for the gathering of the fifteenths for the Clink and Paris Garden
Hunt, Edward: 1586 Mar: 'Mr Serjeant'; chosen to be an auditor
Hunt, Edward: 1587 Nov: 'Mr Serjeant'; replaced on the vestry by William Morrey
Hunt, Edward: 1600 Mar: the vestry to examine Mr Hunt's lease of the Vine
Hunt, Edward: 1605 Apr: his lease of the Vine used as a model
Hunt, Edward: 1609 Nov: former holder of the lease to the Vine
Hunt, Joan: wife of Edward Hunt of the Vine, q.v.
Hunt, John: 1614 Mar: asks for a lease to the Vine, formerly leased to his father Edward
Hunt, Nicholas: 1587 Dec: to be paid by the vestry for reading the service to the poor of the College
Hunt, Nicholas: 1602 Jan: to live in a parish tenement where 'old Jenkins' now lives
Hunt, Solomon: 1589 Jul: Edmund Malyn is to have the houses that Hunt dwelt in
Hunt, Thomas: 1603 Nov: knight; money collected for the house of correction given to him
Hunt, William: 1628 Mar: a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Hunt, William: 1628 Jun: admitted to the College
Huntley, William: 1616 Feb: son in law of Robert Loward
Hurt, John: 1628 Mar: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Hyde, Joyce: 1618 Apr: a poor woman; to receive a benevolence from Thomas Emerson's mother's gift
Hyde, Joyce: 1627 Oct: widow; a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Inman, John: 1627 Apr: of Boroughside; his son being dead, asks that his lease be in his daughter's name
Inman, John: 1623 Jan: the Swan with Two Necks leased to him
Inman, John: 1627 Jun: of Swan Alley; his request granted to have his lease in his daughter's name
Ireland, Robert: 1588 Apr: yeoman of Southwark, deceased; his daughter Elizabeth in the care of John Cheney of London
Iremonger, ---: 1588 Oct: the vestry to meet with him to discuss his tithes
Iremonger, ---: 1616 Sep: offers Mr Cole a lease to the house 'that Johnson dwelt in'
Iremonger, ---: 1616 Sep: won the bidding war for the Vine and Beer Pot
Iremonger, ---: 1617 Sep: his lease to the Vine and Beer Pot to be sealed in the vestry
Iremonger, ---: 1623 Aug: he holds a lease to the Red Hart
Iremonger, ---: 1626 Apr: hasn't used money given him for repair of Draper's Bridge
Iremonger, Thomas: 1597 May: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Walter Burton, deceased
Iremonger, Thomas: 1597 Oct: he is to be bound to the vestry for good behavior
Iremonger, Thomas: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church land
Iremonger, Thomas: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Iremonger, Thomas: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Iremonger, Thomas: 1601 Jul: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Palmer
Isard, Thomas: 1625 Oct: a trustee of the Cawdray children's money
Iverson, Joan: 1567 Jul: widow; her bequest to the poor of the parish noted
Jackson, Edward: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Jackson, John: 1587 Aug: to be apprenticed to John Mago in the City; clothing to be purchased for him by the vestry
Jackson, John: 1606 Dec: of the Green Dragon; he keeps the child Sarah Wood
Jakes, Thomas: 1569 Dec: given the seal of the parish
Jakes, Thomas: 1573 Feb: expelled from the vestry for disobedience
Jakes, Thomas: 1574 Jun: the writings of William Bottom delivered to him
Jefferson, ---: 1576 Mar: Thomas Gray's surety delivered to 'one Mr Jefferson'
Jefferson, William: 1559 Sep: purchase of church property authorized
Jefferson, William: 1560 Apr: vestryman; to oversee the setting-up of the schoolhouse
Jefferson, William: 1561 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Jefferson, William: 1570 Mar: to view William Crowder's Bankside land
Jefferson, William: 1571 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Jefferson, William: 1573 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Jefferson, William: 1573 Apr: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Jefferson, William: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the year to come
Jefferson, William: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a governor of the free school
Jefferson, William: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Jefferson, William: 1577 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Jefferson, William: 1577 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Jefferson, William: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Jefferson, William: 1578 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Jefferson, William: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the parish
Jefferson, William: 1579 May: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Jefferson, William: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Jefferson, William: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
Jefferson, William: 1580 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Jefferson, William: 1580 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Jefferson, William: 1581 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Jefferson, William: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Jefferson, William: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Jeffes, Richard: 1597 Nov: a lease of seven feet of parish wall offered to him by the vestry, but refused
Jeffes, Richard: 1597 Dec: he is to have 'no inmate in his now mansionhouse or any parcel thereof'
Jeffes, Richard: 1598 Feb: more on his wall
Jeffes, Richard: 1600 Mar: he is to have no watercourse into the Churchyard
Jeffes, Richard: 1600 Mar: his shed on the parish wall is to be pulled down and the wall mended
Jeffes, Richard: 1603 Nov: the back side of Jeffes's house abuts the churchyard
Jeffes, Richard: 1619 Apr: (as Jeff) former holder of the property now William Battey's
Jenkins, ---: 1602 Jan: 'Old Jenkins' lives in a parish tenement
Jenkins, Hugh: 1586 Mar: tenant in one of Gilbert Rocket's two Bankside tenements
Jenkinson, ---: 1594 Aug: charged with having a lodger, he promises to remove him
Jenkinson, Margery: 1593 Jul: formerly a searcher for the dead, now to be a provider for the infected
Johnson, ---: 1586 Jul: glover; his unnamed daughter, 'a poor lame woman', given money by the vestry
Johnson, ---: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Johnson, ---: 1595 Mar: he and his wife, inmates with widow Terry, are to be removed by order of the vestry
Johnson, ---: 1607 Jan-Feb: widow in Axe Yard; a pension for her
Johnson, ---: 1626 Mar: widow; a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Johnson, ---: 1626 Oct: she admitted to the College in place of Mary Kirton, deceased
Johnson, Elizabeth: 1582 Aug: widow; her Buckinghamshire son James Bartlett is paid for removing her into Buckinghamshire
Johnson, Frederick: 1587 Mar: joiner of Lambeth; caring for a needy child; the vestry sends money
Johnson, Garrett: 1593 Jan: witnessed the receipt of the Edith Blackby money in the vestry
Johnson, Garrett: 1601 Jan: to have a lease of 'the new building at the west door of the Church'
Johnson, James: 1586 Dec: cordwainer; bound by the vestry for a poor child named Annis Melbers whom he keeps
Johnson, John: 1587 Sep: the vestry is to continue its suit against him for non-payment of tithes
Johnson, Margaret: 1623 Jul: widow; a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Johnson, Margaret: 1625 Jan: a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Johnson, Margaret: 1626 Jan: widow; candidate for the College, but not chosen
Johnson, Nicholas: 1618 Feb: late holder of a workhouse by the church, now Charles Dally's
Johnson, Richard: 1591 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Johnson, Richard: 1597 May: chosen to be clerk of the vestry
Johnson, Richard: 1604 Mar: described as 'register to the house', i.e. to the vestry
Johnson, William: 1585 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Johnson, William: 1596 Jan: deceased; his gift to the poor noted by the vestry, his widow paying it
Jones, David: 1598 Feb: upholsterer; made a motion before the vestry
Jones, David: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a collector
Jones, David: 1616 Dec: gave a performance bond for Frances Way
Jones, Nicholas: 1578 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Jones, Nicholas: 1583 May: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the sick
Jones, Rice: 1611 Nov: rent terms offered for his house
Jones, Rice: 1627 Mar: a candidate for the College; no decision recorded
Joyce, Edmund: 1625 Oct: a trustee of the Cawdray children's money
Juby, ---: 1625 Jan: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Andrew Lucas
Juby, George: 1620 Jan: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Juby, George: 1620 Feb: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Juby, George: 1621 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Bucket, departed the parish
Jukes, Rowland: 1563 Apr: baker; party to an altercation; to meet together and make peace
Katherens, Joan: 1621 May: widow; asks to have her pension restored
Kellaway, ---: 1598 Feb: the churchwardens to speak with him about the tithes of Rochester House
Kellaway, ---: 1598 May: the vestry to pursue the matter of the tithes of Rochester House
Kellaway, ---: 1598 Jul: to be sued for his unpaid tithes
Kellaway, ---: 1600 Mar: he and other Rochester House tenants to be sued for tithes
Kellaway, ---: 1601 Jan: the vestry notices his new buildings
Kellock, John: 1619 Apr: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Kellock, John: 1625 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Snelling
Kellock, John: 1625 Dec: replaced Mr Snelling on the vestry, but resigned 'by reason of His Majesty's service'
Kelly, ---: 1590 Mar: Goodwife; money from the vestry given to her
Kelly, Walter: 1565 Jan: the minister, cautioned to observe proper behavior
Kelly, Walter: 1565 Feb: the minister; his ministry ended, the vestry gives him a departing gift
Kenningham, William: 1560 Apr: vestryman; to oversee the setting-up of the schoolhouse
Kenningham, William: 1561 Jun: to view church lands and properties needing repair
Kenrow, ---: 1586 Oct: the vestry has an obligation of his about making a bond for one Larkin
Kent, ---: 1611 Nov: his bequest the subject of law proceedings
Kent, ---: 1616 Dec: married Martin Eyre's mother
Kent, Thomas: 1627 Dec: his lease is in the vestry chest
Kibbet: see under Cubitt
Kicker, Humphrey: 1606 Dec: Humphrey Kicker replaces Christopher Mudd as 'a common beaver'
Kicker, Humphrey: 1618 Mar: a bearer; has a complaint against Oliver Simpson, gravemaker
Kilburn, ---: 1618 Mar: attorney; connected to the lawsuit against Daniel Tiberkin
King, ---: 1608 Aug: widow, deceased; her place in the College taken by Helen Corker
King, ---: 1611 Feb: has a half acre of the parish's ground at Battersea; it is to be sold
King, Henry: 1615 Dec: of Battersea; son of widow King; offers to buy the acre in Battersea Field
King, Nicholas: 1626 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Gilding
King, Richard: 1579 Dec: of Battersea; pays rent arrearages for St Margaret's Acre in Battersea
King, Richard: 1579 Dec: of Battersea; the vestry grants him St Margaret's Acre in Battersea
King, Richard: 1623 Jan: the acre in Battersea Field, formerly his, now Richard Hall's
Kirk, Harry: 1576 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Kirkman, Mary: 1606 Jan: admitted to be one of the poor of the College
Kirton, Mary: 1626 Oct: of the College, deceased; her place taken by [blank] Johnson
Kirton, Mary: 1626 Oct: of the College, deceased; her place taken by Mary Goodacre
Knight, ---: 1582 Dec: promises to remove his cattle out of the stall at the church door
Knight, William: 1573 Jul: one of the collectors for the poor of Clink and Paris Garden
Knight, William: 1573 Oct: chosen as a collector of the poor for Paris Garden
Know, Sarah: 1622 Mar: an orphan child of Thomas Know, deceased; the vestry has borrowed their money
Know, Thomas: 1622 Mar: deceased; his children William and Sarah are orphans
Know, Thomas: 1623 Jan: his children's portions locked in the School chest in the vestry
Know, William: 1622 Mar: an orphan child of Thomas Know, deceased; the vestry has borrowed their money
Lackendale, ---: 1618 Feb: 'old Lackendale'; candidate for admission to the College, but not chosen
Lake, ---: 1623 Apr: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Richard Snelling
Lambert, ---: 1588 Nov: his wages to be increased; Thomas Emerson to pay for his gown
Land, Humphrey: 1607 Aug: his signature, as witness to the removal of a tombstone
Land, Humphrey: 1624 Apr: the vestry grants him a loan
Land, William: 1612 Sep: bellfounder, cast the great bell badly, another bellfounder to be found
Land, William: 1613 Apr: bellfounder; to be sued by the vestry
Land, William: 1614 Aug: bellfounder; his wife appeals to the vestry for money 'in regard of their poverty'
Langley, Francis: 1593 Jul: delivered hay in response to the queen's order
Langley, Francis: 1597 Jun: in a dispute with the vestry about his tithes
Langley, Francis: 1597 Oct: owes tithes for tenements formerly Brightman's; the vestry may go to law against him
Langley, Francis: 1598 Apr: to be asked for money for the poor, in regard of his plays
Langley, Francis: 1598 May: his new buildings to be viewed
Langley, Francis: 1598 May: to be asked again for money for the poor, in regard of his playhouse
Langley, Francis: 1599 Feb: his new buildings to be viewed for tithes
Langley, Francis: 1600 Mar: the churchwardens to speak with him and his tenants about tithes
Langley, Francis: 1600 Mar: Mr Wrench and Mr Reeve hold garden plots from him
Langley, Francis: 1604 Apr: to be tithed by the churchwardens
Langley, John: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Large, Henry: 1583 Nov: chosen to fill the remainder of Thomas Collop's service as collector for the poor
Larkin, ---: 1586 Oct: the vestry has an obligation by one Kenrow about making a bond for one Larkin
Lawrence, George: 1617 Mar: he appeals to the vestry for relief
Lawrence, John: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an overseer of the poor
Layfield, ---: 1627 Jun: a candidate for lecturer, but not chosen
Leake, Henry: 1614 Dec: his tithe rate set
Leake, Henry: 1619 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Elves, deceased
Leake, Henry: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Leake, Henry: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Leake, Henry: 1621 Sep: the Swan playhouse excluded from his tithe calculation
Leake, Henry: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Leake, Henry: 1622 Mar: to keep the tithe book for Clink and Paris Garden
Leake, Katherine: 1614 Sep: widow of Boroughside, admitted an almswoman to the College, replacing widow Cook, deceased
Leake, Katherine: 1620 Aug: of the College but discharged for having married James Bedsted
Lee, Alice: 1594 Jan: the vestry to pay her for 'certain cures' she administers for 'plague sores'
Lee, Anthony: 1614 Apr: to have a lease of the house he lives in
Lee, James: 1624 Dec: constable; wants costs reimbursed for pressing and keeping soldiers in Boroughside
Lee, Oliver: 1618 Mar: a bearer; has a complaint against Oliver Simpson, gravemaker
Lee, Oliver: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Lee, Oliver: 1621 Dec: to be one of the four bearers, Humphrey Kicker having died
Lemming, Henry: 1616 Dec: wants an iron pan in the Soap House, not a brass pan
Lemming, Henry: 1617 Apr: citizen and ironmonger of London; offers to buy a lease to the Soap House
Levenot, John: 1559 Sep: purchase of church property authorized
Levenoth, John: 1560 Apr: churchwarden; to oversee the setting-up of the schoolhouse
Levenoth, John: 1561 Mar: churchwarden
Leverard, John: 1567 May: to be a surveyor of highways
Lewen, ---: 1582 Dec: Dr; directed by the archbishop of Canterbury to speak with the churchwardens about a marriage
Lewis, ---: 1591 Apr: one of his children is to be kept by Mr Phillips and his unnamed wife
Lewis, ---: 1595 Mar: 'Father Lewis'; Father Bergen and his wife to be placed in one of Father Lewis's rooms
Lewis, Howell: 1613 Nov: chosen to be an almsperson of the College in place of widow Brown, deceased
Lewis, Howell: 1614 Feb: of the College, but vacated; his place taken by Alice Peterson
Lewis, Walter: 1578 Sep: the vestry agrees to lend him money
Lewis, Walter: 1579 Mar: bailiff; his bill presented to the vestry
Lewis, Walter: 1580 Mar:his bill brought into the vestry
Lewis, Walter: 1582 Aug: his bill of debt produced in the vestry
Lewis, Walter: 1583 Mar: his bill of debt, and a letter of attorney, produced in the vestry
Lewis, Walter: 1587 Dec: admitted as an almsman to the College of the Poor
Lillyman, ---: 1628 Feb: widow of Robert, admitted to the College in place of her husband
Lillyman, Robert: 1619 Jun: admitted an almsman of the College, Thomas Doggett having declined the offer
Loft, Michael: 1622 Dec: admitted almsman of the College, in place of Thomas Oliver, deceased
Lombard, Bartholomew: 1624 Feb: gardener; to have a lease of a garden in Maiden Lane
Lombard, Bartholomew: 1620 Mar: (as Lumbart) occupant of Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Lombard, Bartholomew: 1621 Aug: tenant of the garden plot conveyed to feoffees; his rent to rise
Long, Richard: 1564 Jul: a fatherless child, given money by the vestry
Longman, John: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Loud, ---: 1596 Jul: 'Old Father Loud'; by order of the vestry, he is to be 'put among the poor pensioners'
Loud, Thomas: 1583 May: cutler; Joan Pickman dwells in his house
Love, ---: 1601 Jun: steward to lord Montague
Love, ---: 1602 Apr: lord Montague's servant
Loward, ---: 1621 Aug: widow; has a hearsecloth that the vestry might use
Loward, Robert: 1603 May: basketmaker; chosen to be the sexton
Loward, Robert: 1603 Sep: the sexton; binds himself to fulfill his duties properly
Loward, Robert: 1604 Apr: thee sexton; his performance bond locked in the vestry chest
Loward, Robert: 1607 Apr: to be compensated 'his extraordinary pains'
Loward, Robert: 1607 Aug: his signature, as witness to the removal of a tombstone
Loward, Robert: 1616 Feb: has erected a shed on part of the churchyard
Loward, Robert: 1621 Aug: sexton, deceased; replaced by Christopher Collinson
Lucas, ---: 1628 Mar: lends money to the vestry
Lucas, Andrew: 1625 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Juby, deceased
Lucas, Andrew: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Lucas, Andrew: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden for the Clink and Upper Ground
Lucas, Thomas: 1564 Jun: fishmonger; to pay the remainder of William Hayward's legacy to the vestry
Luck, James: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Luke: see also Audley alias Luke
Luke alias Audley, Thomas: 1585 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Luke alias Audley, Thomas: 1586 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Christopher Campbell
Luke alias Audley, Thomas: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Luke alias Audley, Thomas: 1589 Jun: he offended the vestry by arriving at a meeting in his cloak contrary to the order
Luke alias Audley, Thomas: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Luke, Thomas: 1579 Sep: trusted with one of the three keys to the poor's chest in the choir
Luke, Thomas: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Luke, Thomas: 1599 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the parish, school, and poor accounts
Luke, Thomas: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
Luke, Thomas: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Luke, Thomas: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Luke, Thomas: 1603 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Luke, Thomas: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Luke, Thomas: 1611 Feb: vestryman of Paris Garden, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Austen
Lund, ---: 1628 Aug: (Lawrence?) to be paid for cleaning the church's pewter and linen
Lund, Humphrey: 1621 Dec: to be given money for 'his poverty and charge of children'
Lunn, ---: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Lunn, Lawrence: 1625 Oct: chosen to be the conductor, and to be a bearer
Lyon, Edward: 1563 Apr: late servant to William Turner, baker
Mace, ---: 1597 Oct: widow; she is to be set down in the collectors' book
Mackerel, ---: 1584 Mar: his houses at St Margaret's Hill 'to be put in suit presently' by the vestry
Maddox, ---: 1602 Jan: to be given money toward the relief of his children
Maddox, ---: 1602 Sep: his children to 'be put to goodwife Russell'
Maddox, ---: 1602 Nov: promises not to be chargeable tp the parish
Maddox, William: 1624 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Ward, deceased
Maddox, William: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the general poor
Maddox, William: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Maddox, William: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Madely, ---: 1606 Sep: cooper; stands surety for a loan to Daniel Ellis
Madely, ---: 1607 Apr: (Henry?) stood surety for a bond of Daniel Ellis's
Magett, ---: 1621 Mar: Mrs; seeks relief of expenses from burying her husband
Magett, John: 1605 Jul: (as Maggott) a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Magett, John: 1606 May: (as Maggott) chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Bromley, deceased
Magett, John: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Magett, John: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Magett, John: 1608 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the plate
Magett, John: 1613 Aug: to have the keys of the gutter doors, and to see the gutters are clean
Magett, John: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Magett, John: 1621 Jan: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by John Urrick
Mago, John: 1587 Aug: of St Margaret New Fish Street; to have John Jackson as an apprentice
Mainford, ---: 1581 Apr: (Stephen?) the suit against him discussed
Mainsford, John: 1567 Sep: reimbursed for maintenance of orphan John Oliffe
Mainsford, Stephen: 1587 May: his father's legacy to the parish discussed
Malden, Edmund: 1591 Nov: an issue before the vestry about his dwelling house
Malden, Edmund: 1592 Jun: he and his unnamed wife may stay in their house for as long as they live
Malden, Edmund: 1592 Jul: a letter from the earl of Essex about the gatehouse where the Maldens now dwell
Malden, Edmund: 1593 Dec: he is to have a lease for twenty-one years
Malyn, Edmund: 1589 Jul: he is to have the houses that Solomon Hunt dwelt in
Mansell, Maunsell: see under both forms
Mansell, ---: 1616 Feb: (as Maunsell) of the Clink; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Philip Henslowe, deceased
Mansell, ---: 1618 Dec: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Bucket
Marbury, Edward: 1603 Dec: late lecturer, replaced by Edmund Snape
Marbury, Francis: 1602 Feb: invited to become the new preacher, Mr Phillips having died
Marbury, Francis: 1603 May: the vestry reconsidering its offer that he be the preacher
Marrish, Philip: 1597 Dec: the vestry will pay him for child care
Marsh, Richard: 1595 Oct: sadler; pays money (a debt?) to the churchwardens
Marsh, Richard: 1600 Mar: (as Mersh) chosen to be a collector for the poor
Marshall, ---: 1603 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry door and the two communion cups
Marshall, ---: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Marshall, ---: 1605 Apr: his lease will be renewed
Marshall, ---: 1607 Jul: has completed the required building at the Peacock
Marshall, ---: 1607 Nov: to have a 'lease of the half acre of ground in St George's Fields'
Marshall, ---: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Marshall, ---: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Marshall, ---: 1609 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Marshall, ---: 1610 Jan: offers to build a gallery across the chancel of the church at his own expense
Marshall, ---: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Marshall, ---: 1611 Feb: the vestry sells him his house, and acreage in St George's Fields
Marshall, ---: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Marshall, ---: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Marshall, ---: 1611 May: purchased tenements from the vestry
Marshall, ---: 1612 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Marshall, ---: 1613 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Marshall, ---: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Marshall, ---: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Marshall, ---: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Marshall, ---: 1617 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Marshall, ---: 1619 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Marshall, ---: 1620 Jan: he has purchased the Peacock
Marshall, ---: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Marshall, ---: 1620 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Marshall, ---: 1622 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Marshall, ---: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Marshall, ---: 1623 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Marshall, ---: 1625 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Marshall, ---: 1625 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by George Perrin
Marshall, ---: 1628 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Marshall, Joan: 1576 Mar: lying in childbed at the Ship in Southwark; but entry cancelled in the vestry minutes
Marshall, John: 1601 Jan: baker; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Nash, moved away
Marshall, John: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Marshall, John: 1625 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Payne
Marshall, John: 1626 Mar: given the acquittance of Thomas Marshall's loan to the vestry
Marshall, John: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the general poor
Marshall, John: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Marshall, Margaret: 1582 Nov: almswoman, granted a place in the almshouse 'where mother Duggles dwelt'
Marshall, Thomas: 1625 Oct: deceased; left a bequest to the parish
Marshall, Thomas: 1626 Mar: vestryman, deceased; acquittance given to John Marshall
Martin, ---: 1568 Sep: (Thomas?) his stewardship of the land he holds is questioned
Martin, ---: 1604 Mar: widow; she is to have the house Hance's wife dwelt in
Martin, Nicholas 1563 Apr: party to an altercation; to meet together and make peace
Martin, Nicholas: 1573 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors
Martin, Nicholas: 1573 Dec: vestryman, identified as an innholder
Martin, Nicholas: 1574 Feb: to abide by the decision of the arbitrators in the Bromfield-Dawtry dispute
Martin, Nicholas: 1574 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Martin, Nicholas: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Martin, Nicholas: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Martin, Thomas: yard scrivener; mentioned in a controversy over a plot of ground belonging to the parish
Martin, Thomas: 1562 Sep: to remain tenant of St Margaret's Acre in Battersea Field
Martin, Thomas: 1563 Mar: notary public, assured that his tenure of a plot behind his house is secure
Martin, Thomas: 1563 Mar: given his deed to his garden plot
Martin, Thomas: 1563 Apr: to identify persons owing tithes
Martin, Thomas: 1564 Jan: represents John Bottom in his dispute with Thomas Redding
Martin, Thomas: 1564 Jun: chosen to audit the accounts of the collectors for the poor
Martin, Thomas: 1569 Jul: concern about the garden plot behind his house
Martin, William: 1598 Dec: his house to be rated for tithes
Mase, ---: 1580 Oct: 'Mother'; placed in one of the new almshouses by the New Churchyard
Maunsell, Mansell: see under both forms
May, ---: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Maybury, ---: 1602 Apr: urged to decide if he will accept the post of preacher
Mayhew, William: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a collector
Mayhew, William: 1608 Aug: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of John Payne, deceased
Mayhew, William: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Mayhew, William: 1610 Jan: offers to build a gallery in the church at his own expense
Mayhew, William: 1611 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Mayhew, William: 1613 Jul: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Robert Bromfield
Mayle, ---: 1589 Jun: his tenants are to be 'put in suit' for their failure to pay tithes
Mazie, ---: 1614 Apr: widow, almswoman in the College, deceased; her place taken by Alice Taylor
Mead, Jacob: 1598 Apr: to be asked for money for the poor, in regard of his plays
Mead, Jacob: 1598 May: to be asked again for money for the poor, in regard of his playhouse
Mee, William: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Mee, William: 1594 Dec: chosen to be an assistant to the vestry, in the stead of John Pigeon, deceased
Mee, William: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Mee, William: 1599 Jan: listed as a constable; to help gather money for setting out soldiers
Mee, William: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church lands
Mee, William: 1599 Jul: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
Mee, William: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Mee, William: 1600 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Mee, William: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Mee, William: 1601 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Mee, William: 1602 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
Mee, William: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Mee, William: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Mee, William: 1606 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the wardens' accounts
Mee, William: 1606 Apr: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Mee, William: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Mee, William: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the collectors for the poor
Mee, William: 1609 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Mee, William: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Mee, William: 1610 Dec: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Overman
Megotson, ---: 1601 Mar: in a dispute with Mr Cownden about the Church House
Melbers, Annis: 1586 Dec: a poor child, maintained by James Johnson
Meriam alias Meriall, George: 1627 Feb: deeded the Dagger to the parish
Merrick, Christopher: 1591 Nov: needs counsel from the vestry about a legal matter
Merrick, Christopher: 1592 Jan: son of George Merrick, who had the tithes of Southwark Park
Merrick, George: 1576 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Merrick, George: 1578 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman
Merrick, George: 1580 Oct: admitted to one of the almshouses in the New Churchyard
Merrick, George: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Merrick, George: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the poor
Merrick, George: 1584 Mar: to have leases to Southwark Park and to Pennyfold Acre
Merrick, George: 1584 Mar: authorised to sue Robert Face for Robert Strickland's legacy
Merrick, George: 1584 May: his lease for the Park to be sealed by the vestry
Merrick, George: 1585 May: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Peter Halls
Merrick, George: 1592 Jan: his lease of the tithes of Southwark Park returned to the vestry by his son Christopher
Micklethwaite, ---: 1625 Jan: a candidate for preacher, to replace Robert Harris
Micklethwaite, ---: 1625 Feb: candidates for preacher listed; Micklethwaite chosen to replace Robert Harris
Micklethwaite, ---: 1625 Dec: the preacher; to have a Christmas bonus
Micklethwaite, ---: 1626 Apr: another gratuity given him
Micklethwaite, ---: 1626 Dec: the preacher; given a New Year's gift of gold
Middleditch, ---: 1628 May: a copy of his will is in the vestry box
Millard: see under Miller
Miller, John: 1563 Apr: to pay his tithe arrerages for his wall at Paris Garden
Miller, John: 1620 May: keeping a 'poor child born in the parish'
Miller, John: 1623 Mar: to have a lease of his house in Swan Alley
Millrone, ---: 1606 Jan: (John?) he 'is to have the forsaking of the said tenements in reversion before any other'
Millrone, ---: 1607 Nov: (John?) delivered up his lease
Millrone, ---: 1607 Dec: (John?) his tenants now wish to be the parish's tenants
Mills, ---: 1619 Dec: 'Mother Mills'; of the Borough; poor, given a gown, a gift of Mr Alleyn
Mills, ---: 1622 Oct: widow; a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Mills, ---: 1622 Nov: widow; admitted almswoman of the College, in place of Margery Dixy, deceased
Mills, James: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Mills, James: 1606 Sep: chosen to be a surveyor of inmates
Mills, Robert: 1564 Jul: received money from the vestry to deliver to Richard Long
Mills, Robert: 1573 Jan: invited to join the vestry
Mitchell, Robert: 1599 Jul: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Money, Edward: 1614 Aug: deceased; money from his child's estate to be borrowed by the vestry
Money, Edward: 1620 May: deceased; churchwardens to settle their debt with the overseers of his will
Money, Edward: 1621 Apr: deceased; the vestry to repay money borrowed from his estate
Monger, ---: 1628 Aug: his brewhouse mentioned
Montague, Charles: 1618 Mar: Sir; urges support of Martin Harrington's petition for relief
Montague, lord: 1562 Mar: to pay tithes due on an unnamed mansion house of which he is owner
Montague, lord: 1575 Oct: either Anthony Browne, 1st Viscount Montague, 1528-1592, or his son Anthony Browne (22 July 1552 – 29 June 1592); a dunghill by his house
Montague, lord: 1583 May: repairs to be done to the Church's north side by his house
Montague, lord: 1584 Jul: land purchased from him for the College for the Poor
Montague, lord: 1593 Dec: a stopped door to be re-opened between the Church and lord Montague's house
Montague, lord: 1596 Mar: copies of the parsonage lease and of lord Montague's purchase of the Close held by Hugh Browker
Montague, lord: 1597 Oct: to be approached about removing a pale on parish ground near his gate
Montague, lord: 1598 Dec: his grant 'shall be looked upon'
Montague, lord: 1601 Sep: has an encroachment upon the west end of the church
Montague, lord: 1605 Oct: to be asked again 'about the tithes of the Close'
Montague, lord: 1606 Sep: a door to be made again so he and his family can come to church
Moore: see under More
Moreton, Morton: see under both forms
Morrey, Murray: see under both forms
Morrey, William: 1578 Oct: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Morrey, William: 1587 Nov: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Serjeant Edward Hunt
Morrey, William: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Morrey, William: 1588 Jun: John Foster being absent, Robert Myles is to aid Morrey 'for the repairing of the highways'
Morrey, William: 1588 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the collectors for the poor
Morrey, William: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Morrey, William: 1590 Aug: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Humphrey Emerson
Morris, Alice: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Morris, William: 1577 Jan: merchant of London, to receive the money collected for the relief of Colyton Haven in Devon
Morse, Benedict: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at his funeral
Morton, Moreton: see under both forms
Morton, Nicholas: 1627 Jun: chosen to be lecturer for the parish
Morton, Nicholas: 1627 Oct: the lecturer; given a gratuity to cover moving costs
Morton, William: 1626 Apr: clocksmith; engaged to look after the chimes and clocks
Mosendue, Michael: 1626 Oct: lives ini a house called the Dagger
Mosendue, Michael: 1626 Jul: he lives in a house at the gate of the Swan with Two Necks
Mudd, ---: 1604 Mar: chosen 'to have a full bearer's room'
Mudd, Christopher: 1606 Dec: Humphrey Kicker replaces Christopher Mudd as 'a common beaver'
Munday, ---: 1623 Jan: of the College, widow, deceased; her place taken by Evan Reynolds
Munday, Ruth: 1622 Oct: widow, age 86; admitted almswoman of the College, in place of Bridget Bagley, deceased
Munfield, John: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Munfield, John: 1576 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman, in place of Robert Pinketh
Munfield, John: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Munfield, John: 1580 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Munfield, John: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Munfield, John: 1583 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Munfield, John: 1584 Mar: to be reimbursed for the cloth used for poor people's Christmas gowns
Munfield, John: 1585 Jan: to be fined for departing the vestry 'without license'
Munfield, John: 1585 Sep: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Emerson
Murray, Morrey: see under both forms
Musk, Rose: 1611 Oct: to be placed in the house of widow Corker or widow Davies, at the churchwardens' discretion
Musk, Rose: 1611 Nov: diseased, needs to go to St Bartholomew's Hospital
Musk, Rose: 1625 Apr: admitted to the College in place of widow Russell, deceased
Musk, Rose: 1625 May: of the College, deceased; her place taken by Winifred Paget
Myles, Robert: 1572 Mar: to be an assessor of the parish's lands
Myles, Robert: 1577 Jan: one of the collectors for the relief of Colyton Haven in Devon
Myles, Robert: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Myles, Robert: 1579 Jun: chosen to be an auditor for the free grammar school
Myles, Robert: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Myles, Robert: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Myles, Robert: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Myles, Robert: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Myles, Robert: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Myles, Robert: 1583 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Myles, Robert: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Myles, Robert: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Myles, Robert: 1585 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Myles, Robert: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Myles, Robert: 1586 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Myles, Robert: 1586 Oct: departed a vestry meeting without permission
Myles, Robert: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Myles, Robert: 1588 Jun: he is to aid William Morrey 'for the repairing of the highways', John Foster being absent
Myles, Robert: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Myles, Robert: 1589 Oct: he and Thomas Head have a reversion to Mr Gainsford's three acres of ground in St George's Field
Myles, Robert: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Myles, Robert: 1594 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Myles, Robert: 1594 Jun: to depose in the archdeacon's court about James Smith's tithes
Myles, Robert: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Myles, Robert: 1597 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Myles, Robert: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church land
Myles, Robert: 1598 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Myles, Robert: 1599 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the parish, school, and poor accounts
Myles, Robert: 1599 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Myles, Robert: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Myles, Robert: 1600 Mar: trusted by the vestry with three keys to the parish chests
Myles, Robert: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Myles, Robert: 1606 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the wardens' accounts
Myles, Robert: 1610 Apr: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Robert Harvey
Myles, Thomas: 1588 Mar: noted by the vestry for his pains in the building of the chapel and four almshouses
Nash, Edmund: 1593 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Jeffrey Cubitt
Nash, Edmund: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Nash, Edmund: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Nash, Edmund: 1598 Jul: warned to be present at the next vestry to defend himself against alleged crimes
Nash, Edmund: 1599 Mar: to be re-admitted as vestryman upon paying a fine
Nash, Edmund: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the Collectors' books
Nash, Edmund: 1601 Jan: vestryman, 'departed out of the parish', replaced on the vestry by John Marshall, baker
Naylor, Henry: 1597 Jun: deceased; his son Peter to be apprenticed to Henry Dakins
Naylor, Peter: 1597 Jun: son of Henry Naylor deceased; to be apprenticed to Henry Dakins
Neal, ---: 1585 Mar: 'Auditor Neale' to be given £4 for 'his pains about the lease of our parsonage'
Neve, ---: 1627 Jun: to be asked about John Smith's legacy
Nevett, Edward: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at his funeral
Newman, ---: 1615 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Carter, deceased
Newman, ---: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Newman, ---: 1619 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Newman, ---: 1619 Sep: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Henry Williams
Newse, ---: 1592 Apr: Sir George Carew's man; he is in trouble with the vestry
Newse, ---: 1595 Mar: Sir George Carew's man, in arrears with the parish
Newton, ---: 1599 Apr: Mrs; she is to be reminded of her promise to give money to the poor
Nichols, ---: 1612 Nov: 'Mr Serjeant'; to peruse the purchase document for the rectory
Nichols, Alice: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Nicholson, Michael: 1618 Dec: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Nicholson, Michael: 1619 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Russell, deceased
Nicholson, Michael: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Nicholson, Michael: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Nicholson, Michael: 1621 Mar: to be warden of the general poor and to keep the communion cups and keys to the vestry
Nicholson, Michael: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Nicholson, Michael: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Nicholson, Michael: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Nicholson, Michael: 1624 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Nicholson, Michael: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Nicholson, Michael: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Nicholson, Michael: 1627 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Nicholson, William: 1607 Apr: sealed a bond in the vestry about an unnamed child
Noble, ---: 1580 Oct: 'Mother Noble'; placed in one of the new almshouses by the New Churchyard
Noble, Thomas: 1559 Aug: sexton, his wages set
Norbury, ---: 1594 May: he is to bring into the vestry an accounting of the collection made for soldiers
Norman, Nicholas: 1621 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Corden, deceased
Norman, Nicholas: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Norman, Nicholas: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Norman, Nicholas: 1624 Mar: to keep the tithe book for Clink and Upper Ground (=Paris Garden)
Norman, Nicholas: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Norman, Nicholas: 1625 Mar: to keep the tithe book for Clink and Paris Garden
Norman, Nicholas: 1626 Mar: a lease sealed to him and his unnamed wife
Norman, Nicholas: 1627 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Norman, Nicholas: 1628 Mar: a churchwarden; lends money to the vestry
Norman, Nicholas: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Northall, ---: 1619 Sep: tenant in a parish tenement adjoining the Soap House
Norton, Thomas: 1580 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Norton, Thomas: 1586 Nov: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of George Gibbs
Norton, Thomas: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Norton, Thomas: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Norton, Thomas: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Norton, Thomas: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Norton, Thomas: 1594 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Norton, Thomas: 1595 Jul: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Richard Turner
Norwell, Thomas: 1564 Mar: an overseer of William Hayward's will, delivers Hayward's bequest to the vestry
Norwell, Thomas: 1573 Oct: chosen as a collector of the poor for Clink Liberty
Oade, ---: 1607 Aug: removal of a tomb 'where lay a certain Oade'
Oakley, ---: 1600 Mar: butcher; his child, maintained by the parish, now to be placed
Ockland, Christopher: 1565 May: the schoolmaster; his quarter's wages paid
Ockland, Christopher: 1569 Jun: departing as schoolmaster, to be succeeded by Robert Crowley
Odey, Richard: 1583 May: citizen and bowman of London; stands surety with Richard Bolt for Joan Pickman, widow
Odey, Richard: 1583 May: his signature
Okey, Sarah: 1592 Dec: a child, in the care of Nicholas Borman, a scrivener in White Cross Street
Oliffe, John: 1559 Sep: purchase of church property authorized
Oliffe, John: 1560 Oct: chosen to be a warden of the new school
Oliffe, John: 1561 Mar: given the lease of the schoolhouse
Oliffe, John: 1567 Sep: an orphan boy, age seven, maintained by John Mainsford
Oliffe, John: 1568 Oct: 'Mr Alderman Oliffe' in the vestry minutes, but Oliffe wasn't an alderman
Oliffe, John: 1568 Oct: replaced by William Emerson as governor of the free school
Oliffe, John: one of four men nominated to be Alderman of Bridge Ward Without; but Henry Beecher chosen
Oliver, Thomas: 1622 Feb: his memory of the Park Gate area to be recorded
Oliver, Thomas: 1622 Dec: of the College, deceased; his place taken by Michael Loft
Orgall, ---: 1611 Nov: currier; his house to be viewed
Osborn, ---: 1559 Sep: purchase of church property authorized
Osborn, Thomas: 1560 Oct: to create rules for the new school
Osborn, Thomas: 1564 Nov: churchwarden; evidence about John Blyton's lands delivered to him
Oswell, ---: 1601 Jan: (Christopher?) the vestry notices his new buildings in Paris Garden
Oswell, Christopher: 1587 Nov: nailmaker; has a house and yard near the Soap House
Oswell, Christopher: 1588 Mar: (as Oswen) nailer; lately had two rooms in part of Waverley House
Ottey, Thomas: 1578 Oct: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Overman, Thomas: 1610 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Mee, deceased
Overman, Thomas: 1613 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Overman, Thomas: 1615 Feb: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Richard Wright
Overman, Thomas: 1618 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Treherne, deceased
Overman, Thomas: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Overman, Thomas: 1619 Apr: churchwarden; to receive money for 'the general poor' who are not of the College
Overman, Thomas: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Overman, Thomas: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Overman, Thomas: 1622 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Overman, Thomas: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Overman, Thomas: 1624 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Overman, Thomas: 1625 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Overman, Thomas: 1627 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Overman, Thomas: 1627 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Owen, ---: 1585 May: to be the new curate
Owen, ---: 1605 Mar: widow; to be given money 'being sick and in great want'
Owl, William, ---: 1618 Dec: to have a new lease of his dwelling house
Owl, William: 1618 Feb: asks to have his lease renewed
Owl, William: 1625 Oct: vestry notes the ruins pulled down by him without consent
Packwood, Henry: 1621 May: asks the vestry for money
Page, ---: 1608 Dec: wants to have Mr Face's lease renewed in his own name
Page, ---: 1611 Feb: his house to be viewed by the vestry
Page, ---: 1611 May: his new lease sealed to him
Page, ---: 1615 Apr: deceased; had some houses at park Gate
Page, Richard: 1597 Nov: has a lease to the tenement formerly John Pinson's
Page, Richard: 1597 Dec: the lease formerly granted to him is now to be granted to Robert Face
Page, Richard: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Page, Richard: 1603 Mar: the vestry granted him a lease
Page, William: 1623 Aug: chosen clerk of the Vestry, in the place of James Read, deceased
Page, William: 1624 Sep: tenant in the house behind the Compter
Paget, Winifred: 1625 May: admitted to the College in place of Rose Musk
Pagett, ---: 1621 Apr: Mrs; here gift to the parish noticed by the vestry
Paine, ---: 1604 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Palin, George: 1613 Apr: an accounting of his money
Palin, George: 1611 Mar: citizen and girdler of London; left a bequest to the poor of the parish
Palmer, ---: 1598 Jul: (Thomas?) described in the vestry minutes as 'Mr Palmer on the Bridge'
Palmer, Richard: 1562 Nov: to pay Thomas Osborn for slanderous words about churchwardens
Palmer, Richard: 1563 Apr: party to an altercation; to meet together and make peace
Palmer, Richard: 1563 Apr: bound against any altercation by him with William Pike
Palmer, Richard: 1567 Jul: to review the way from the Clink to the Borough and cause repairs to be done
Palmer, Thomas: 1585 May: chosen to be a collector for the gathering of the fifteenths for the Upper Ground
Palmer, Thomas: 1597 Oct: he is to be bound to the vestry for good behavior
Palmer, Thomas: 1601 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Iremonger, deceased
Palmer, Thomas: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
Palmer, Thomas: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Palmer, Thomas: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Palmer, Thomas: 1606 Feb: his signature (mark), as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Palmer, Thomas: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
Palmer, Thomas: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Palmer, Thomas: 1621 Mar: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Thomas Weston
Pattenson, Brian: 1573 Jan: must return money he received for furnishing equipment for the rebellion in the north
Pattenson, Brian: 1573 Feb: expelled from the vestry for disobedience
Pattenson, Brian: 1573 Dec: to be received again into the vestry as a vestryman
Pattenson, Brian: 1574 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the year
Pattenson, Brian: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pattenson, Brian: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Pattenson, Brian: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pattenson, Brian: 1577 Mar: listed as a churchwarden in the vestry minutes
Pattenson, Brian: 1578 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pattenson, Brian: 1578 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Pattenson, Brian: 1580 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Pattenson, Brian: 1580 Oct: admitted to one of the almshouses in the New Churchyard
Pattenson, Brian: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Pattenson, Brian: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pattenson, Brian: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pattenson, Brian: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the poor
Pattenson, Brian: 1583 Dec: he will give money to the poor fund if John Treene will also
Pattenson, Brian: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Pattenson, Brian: 1585 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pattenson, Brian: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pattenson, Brian: 1587 Nov: (as Patterson) the vestry wonders if he is in agreement with Miles Wilkinson
Pattenson, Brian: 1588 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pattenson, Brian: 1589 Jun: he offended the vestry by arriving at a meeting in his cloak contrary to the order
Pattenson, Brian: 1592 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pattenson, Brian: 1592 Sep: he is away; his unnamed wife has money that she won't release to the vestry
Pattenson, Brian: 1593 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pattenson, Brian: 1593 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Pattenson, Brian: 1597 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pattenson, Brian: 1598 Oct: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by John Bromley
Paul, Richard: 1570 Mar: a brick wall between the schoolhouse and his own house
Paul, Richard: 1570 Oct: more about the brick wall between the schoolhouse and his own house
Paxton, Richard: 1625 Oct: a candidate for vestry clerk, but not chosen
Payne, ---: 1605 Mar: spoken of as an 'ancient' of the vestry
Payne, ---: 1614 May: widow; a reminder of the suit she brought against the vestry in 1612
Payne, ---: 1620 Feb: widow; her lawsuit against the vestry mentioned
Payne, ---: 1626 Oct: widow; her lawsuit against the vestry mentioned again
Payne, George: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Payne, George: 1594 Dec: chosen to be an assistant to the vestry, in the stead of John Drew, deceased
Payne, George: 1596 Oct: one of five vestrymen to seek relief of charges by 'the Justices of the Shire'
Payne, George: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, George: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, George: 1598 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Payne, George: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
Payne, George: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
Payne, George: 1602 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Payne, George: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Payne, George: 1604 Feb: asked if he intends to remain a parishioner
Payne, George: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Payne, George: 1606 Feb: his signature, affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Payne, George: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, George: 1606 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Payne, George: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, George: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Payne, George: 1609 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Payne, George: 1609 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Payne, George: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Payne, George: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Payne, George: 1611 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Payne, George: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Payne, George: 1611 Mar: one of the purchasers of the fee simple of the rectory for the trustees
Payne, George: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Payne, George: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, George: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Payne, George: 1614 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Payne, George: 1614 Mar: noted as one of the governors of the Free Grammar School
Payne, George: 1616 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Payne, George: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Payne, George: 1618 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Payne, George: 1618 Dec: vestryman, representing Boroughside
Payne, George: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Payne, George: 1620 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Payne, George: 1621 Apr: noted as one of the governors of the Free School
Payne, George: 1622 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Payne, George: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Payne, George: 1624 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Payne, George: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Payne, George: 1625 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by John Marshall
Payne, John: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Payne, John: 1586 Dec: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Peter Hill
Payne, John: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Payne, John: 1587 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
Payne, John: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, John: 1591 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Payne, John: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, John: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, John: 1596 Oct: one of five vestrymen to seek relief of charges by 'the Justices of the Shire'
Payne, John: 1597 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Payne, John: 1600 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Payne, John: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, John: 1603 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Payne, John: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Payne, John: 1604 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Payne, John: 1604 Apr: warden for the parish; his performance bond locked in the vestry chest
Payne, John: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Payne, John: 1606 Feb: his signature, affirming that Henry Shelly was present at divine service
Payne, John: 1606 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the wardens' accounts
Payne, John: 1608 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Payne, John: 1608 Aug: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Mayhew
Peacock, ---: 1626 Feb: has the bond for Andrew Baxter's children
Peacock, ---: 1627 Mar: Mrs; her bond of Finchley is in the vestry box
Peacock, John: 1576 Jun: baker; to clean the mess he has made in the chapel
Peacock, John: 1576 Dec: baker; his filth in the chapel not cleared up; the to take action
Peacock, John: 1578 Jan: baker; surrendered his lease to the chapel
Peacock, John: 1579 May: baker; he must forgo the tenement adjoining the little vestry
Peacock, John: 1579 Oct: his lease renewed for the part of the church he now uses
Peacock, John: 1580 Apr: the vestry grants him the lease of his house in the Churchyard
Peacock, John: 1580 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Pearl, Purle: see under both forms
Pearl, John: 1601 Mar: (as Purle) chosen to be a collector for the poor
Pearson, ---: 1611 Oct: his pension is to be increased
Pearson, ---: 1614 Apr: widow, almswoman in the College, deceased; her place taken by Richard Sellwood the elder
Pearson, Alice: 1614 Feb: widow; admitted to the College of the Poor in the stead of Howell Lewis, vacated
Pemberton, ---: 1582 Apr: 'Mother Pemberton'; her blindness cured, the party that cured her is to be paid
Pemberton, John: 1584 Jul: Jeffrey Cubitt will redeem him from jail using money from the poor account
Pemell, Peniall: see under both forms
Pemell, Robert: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Pemell, Robert: 1615 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Boover, departed the parish
Pemell, Robert: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Pemell, Robert: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Pemell, Robert: 1620 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Pemell, Robert: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Pemell, Robert: 1624 Feb: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Ward
Peniall, Pemell: see under both forms
Peniall, James: 1562 Feb: (as Pennyale) his houses in Kent Street to be repaired
Peniall, James: 1563 Mar: parish accounts settled in the vestry; he is in arrears
Peniall, James: 1563 Oct: has a lease to his dwelling
Peniall, James: 1564 Apr: his lease sealed and delivered to him
Penson, Pinson: see under both forms
Pentire, ---: 1625 May: admitted an almsman, but refused
Pentire, John: 1622 Dec: to have Michael Loft's pension, Loft now being in the College
Perrin, George: 1624 Sep: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Perrin, George: 1625 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Marshall
Perrin, George: 1628 Aug: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Richardson
Pester, ---: 1600 Mar: born in Moss Alley, 'put forth by the parish', now returned
Peverel, Richard: 1570 Mar: made an assistant of the vestry
Peverel, Richard: 1573 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Peverel, Richard: 1574 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Peverel, Richard: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Peverel, Richard: 1576 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Peverel, Richard: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Phillips, Edward: 1591 Apr: the preacher; he and his wife are to have the keeping of 'one of Lewis's children'
Phillips, Edward: 1588 Jun: the preacher; his wages set by the vestry
Phillips, Edward: 1588 Aug: the preacher; his wages and preaching schedule set forth
Phillips, Edward: 1588 Aug: the preacher; the vestry sets forth the terms for his departure should the occasion arise
Phillips, Edward: 1589 Dec: the preacher; his work schedule, and that of Thomas Ratcliff the minister, discussed in the vestry
Phillips, Edward: 1590 Apr: the preacher; his wage determined by the vestry
Phillips, William: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Phillips, William: 1585 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Philpot, ---: 1602 Jun: to be pursued at law about the division of the Bell
Philpot, John: 1561 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Philpot, John: 1562 Sep: with Lawrence Robinson, to capture the church's pigeons
Philpot, John: 1564 Jun: chosen to audit the sccounts of the collectors for the poor
Philpot, John: 1567 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Philpot, John: 1572 Mar: to peruse and ratify the parish's tithe books
Philpot, John: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Philpot, John: 1576 Nov: agreed that Thomas House should sit between him and William Browker
Philpot, John: 1587 Nov: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Arthur Bulman
Philpot, Thomas: 1569 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Pickman, Joan: 1583 May: widow; dwells in the house of Thomas Loud, cutler
Pigeon, ---: 1627 Oct: widow of the College; her place taken by Elizabeth Sumner
Pigeon, John: 1573 Sep: one of the new collectors for the poor of the parish
Pigeon, John: 1578 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman
Pigeon, John: 1578 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor account
Pigeon, John: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pigeon, John: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pigeon, John: 1580 Oct: admitted to one of the almshouses in the New Churchyard
Pigeon, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pigeon, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pigeon, John: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the auditors for the poor
Pigeon, John: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Pigeon, John: 1588 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pigeon, John: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pigeon, John: 1592 Sep: fined for non-appearance at meetings of the vestry
Pigeon, John: 1593 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pigeon, John: 1594 Jun: to depose in the archdeacon's court about James Smith's tithes
Pigeon, John: 1594 Dec: vestryman, deceased; replaced as an assistant to the vestry by William Mee
Pike, ---: 1619 Apr: former holder of the property now William Battey's
Pike, Margaret: 1566 Feb: controversy between William and Margaret Pike and Richard and Elizabeth Trentham
Pike, William: 1562 Nov: to pay Thomas Osborn for his wife's slanderous words about churchwardens
Pike, William: 1563 Apr: bound against any altercation by him with Richard Palmer
Pike, William: 1566 Feb: controversy between William and Margaret Pike and Richard and Elizabeth Trentham
Pike, William: 1571 Jul: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Pike, William: 1573 Feb: expelled from the vestry for disobedience
Pike, William: 1577 Mar: money lent to him is repaid by Brian Pattenson
Pinder, Robert: 1573 Feb: invited to join the vestry
Pinder, Robert: 1573 Sep: one of the auditors of accounts
Pinder, Robert: 1575 Jul: to help resolve the quarrel between Thomas Etheridge and Humphrey Royden
Pinder, Robert: 1576 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Pinder, Robert: 1576 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Pinder, Robert: 1576 Sep: chosen to be an auditor for the Clink and Upper Ground
Pinder, Robert: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Pinder, Robert: 1577 Apr: the vestry considers his offer of rent for a tenement
Pinder, Robert: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pinder, Robert: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pinder, Robert: 1579 May: churchwarden; trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Pinder, Robert: 1579 Sep: churchwarden; trusted with one of the three keys to the poor's chest in the choir
Pinder, Robert: 1580 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the free grammar school
Pinder, Robert: 1582 Apr: he shall have a lease of a parish house when available
Pinder, Robert: 1583 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pinder, Robert: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pinder, Robert: 1586 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Pinder, Robert: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Pinder, Robert: 1587 Mar: to have the hall and adjoining chamber that were Richard Harmon's
Pinder, Robert: 1587 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
Pinder, Robert: 1589 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Leonard Croxton
Pinder, Robert: 1604 May: held tenements over the College, now Mr Garland's
Pinder, Robert: 1606 Jan: used to have a lease of tenements from the parish
Pine, Richard: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at his funeral
Pinfold, Agnes: 1562 Feb: her house, the Peacock, to be repaired
Pink, ---: 1627 Mar: the bond for his children's portions is in the vestry box
Pinketh, Robert: 1573 Sep: one of the new collectors for the poor of the parish
Pinketh, Robert: 1574 Feb: to arbitrate a dispute between Thomas Bromfield and William Dawtry
Pinketh, Robert: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman
Pinketh, Robert: 1576 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Pinketh, Robert: 1576 Jul: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by John Munfield
Pinson, ---: 1595 May: his lease of the garden near the Park, now Robert Face's, allowed a room for Gravener's cart
Pinson, John: 1573 May: rent and other issues for him and his unnamed wife
Pinson, John: 1579 Oct: the vestry grants him a garden
Pinson, John: 1597 Jun: the remainder of his lease is granted to Mr Savage
Pinson, John: 1597 Nov: the tenement formerly his now granted to Richard Page
Playne, Thomas: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Playne, Thomas: 1588 Aug: trusted by the vestry with one of the keys to the poor box in the choir
Plomer, Elizabeth: 1576 Mar: in the vestry minutes; child of Joan Plomer q.v.
Plomer, Joan: 1576 Mar: bequests to four of her children brought to the as deeds poll
Plummer, ---: 1606 Mar: (John?) 'Mr Serjeant'; in the vestry
Pocock, John: 1595 Oct: promises to 'discharge the parish of the child which was fathered of him'
Pocock, John: 1596 Jan: fulfills his promise by paying 'in full discharge of the child which was fathered upon him'
Pole, Philip: 1604 Mar: to be the new grave maker, in the stead of John Hance
Pole, Philip: 1604 Mar: to keep clean the house of office, and Chain Gate 'from chain to chain'
Pole, Philip: 1607 Aug: his signature, as witness to the removal of a tombstone
Pole, Philip: 1612 Sep: to have maintenance of the common privy next to the College churchyard
Pole, Philip: 1613 Jul: gravemaker, deceased; his post filled by Oliver Simpson
Pole, Powell: see under both forms
Pollard, ---: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish's lands
Pollard, ---: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pollard, ---: 1606 Apr: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Pollard, ---: 1608 Apr: chosen to be an auditor for the collectors for the poor
Pollard, ---: 1611 Feb: to have tenements in Kent Street that he now leases
Pollard, ---: 1611 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the accounts of the overseers of the poor
Pollard, ---: 1611 May: purchased tenements from the vestry
Pollard, ---: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Pollard, ---: 1615 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Pollard, ---: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Pollard, ---: 1617 Jan: vestryman, left the vestry meeting without permission; censured
Pollard, ---: 1617 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Pollard, ---: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pollard, ---: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Pollard, ---: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Pollard, ---: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pollard, ---: 1626 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Richard Rippington
Pollard, James: 1601 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Bromfield, moved away
Pollard, John: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Polson, Ann: 1625 May: admitted to one of the almshouses, in place of widow Corker, deceased
Polson, Ann: 1628 Mar: of the College, deceased; her place taken by Joan Carter
Polson, Jeffrey: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Polter, Poulter, Pulter: see under all forms
Poole, Pole, Powell: see under all forms
Poole, ---: 1606 Sep: Mr Dr Ridley asks that Poole be allowed to preach a few times
Pope, Morgan: 1579 Nov: lawsuit to be lodged against him for non-payment of tithes
Pope, Morgan: 1586 Nov: agrees to pay annual tithes to the parish for the Bear Garden and the ground adjoining, 'where the dogs are'
Portis, ---: 1577 Feb: widow; to be paid for keeping Mary Dobson, a young child
Poulter, Polter, Pulter: see under all forms
Powell, ---: 1586 Mar: basketmaker; his house is south of Gilbert Rocket's two Bankside tenements
Powell, John: 1593 Nov: the vestry will speak with him about 'the children of Preston victualler deceased'
Powell, Pole, Poole: see under all forms
Pratt, Jacob: 1614 Dec: offers to buy the acre of ground in Battersea Field
Pratt, William: 1588 Jun: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Thomas Cure
Pratt, William: 1588 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the collectors for the poor
Pratt, William: 1589 Dec: he is part of a group from the vestry visiting the Lord Treasurer
Pratt, William: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Pratt, William: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Preston, ---: 1593 Nov: victualler; his children a topic of discussion in the vestry
Preston, ---: 1607 Nov: dangerously ill, wants communion administered at his home
Preston, Ellen: 1619 Dec: of the Upper Ground, widow; candidate for admission to the College, but not chosen
Price, ---: 1586 Nov: widow; is to have extra funds for maintaining a poor child 'because the weather is so hard and everything so dear'
Price, ---: 1590 Mar: widow; money from the vestry given to her
Price, ---: 1601 Sep: 'Mr Price the proctor' mentioned in the vestry minutes
Prior, Richard: 1611 Nov: his unnamed wife told they must vacate their house because they slaughter there
Pulter, Thomas: 1559 Sep: (as Polter) purchase of church property authorized
Pulter, Thomas: 1561 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Pulter, Thomas: 1561 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Pulter, Thomas: 1564 Mar: William Cox is to pay Pulter what he is owed
Pulter, Thomas: 1565 Mar: to view all church buildings and lands
Pulter, Thomas: 1566 Apr: to be a surveyor of highways for the parish
Pulter, Thomas: 1567 Jul: chosen to audit the accounts of the surveyors of highways
Pulter, Thomas: 1571 Jul: (as Polter) chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Pulter, Thomas: 1572 Jul: (as Polter) mentioned in the vestry minutes as having money that should go towards building houses
Pulter, Thomas: 1573 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the account
Pulter, Thomas: 1573 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors
Pulter, Thomas: 1573 Aug: fined for using unseemly words in the vestry
Pulter, Thomas: 1573 Sep: one of the auditors of accounts
Pulter, Thomas: 1574 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Pulter, Thomas: 1575 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the year to come
Pulter, Thomas: 1575 Jul: asked to resolve the quarrel between Thomas Guinn and Edmund Hood
Pulter, Thomas: 1575 Sep: chosen to be a governor of the free school
Pulter, Thomas: 1576 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of accounts
Pulter, Thomas: 1576 Jul: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Godfrey Hays
Purdy, Robert: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Purdy, Robert: 1573 Sep: one of the outgoing collectors for the poor of the parish
Purdy, Robert: 1578 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman
Purdy, Robert: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for the parish
Purdy, Robert: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Purdy, Robert: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Purdy, Robert: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Purdy, Robert: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Purdy, Robert: 1582 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Purdy, Robert: 1583 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Purdy, Robert: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Purdy, Robert: 1585 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Purdy, Robert: 1586 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Purdy, Robert: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Purdy, Robert: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Purdy, Robert: 1591 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Purdy, Robert: 1591 Dec: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by John Drew
Purle, Pearl: see under both forms
Putt, John: 1604 Dec: ordered to pay tithes for the Green Dragon
Quinn, Thomas: 1571 Jul: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Rance, Thomas: 1624 Dec: constable; wants costs reimbursed for pressing and keeping soldiers in Boroughside
Randall, Thomas: 1576 Mar: has a lease of a Bankside house
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1585 Sep: to be the new minister and to have his house rent-free
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1586 Jan: the minister; to have 'the benefit of the hearse cloth'
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1586 Jul: the minister; his stipend increased to twenty marks yearly
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1588 Mar: the minister; the vestry sets his wage
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1589 Dec: the minister; his work schedule, and that of Edward Phillips the preacher, discussed in the vestry
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1598 Oct: he wants to build a shed upon a wall belonging to the parish
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1598 Nov: granted a lease of ground in the Churchyard to build a shed 'by his own door'
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1598 Dec: more about the shed he's building
Ratcliff, Thomas: 1599 Feb: the minister; deceased; replaced as minister by William Butterton
Rawton, Richard: 1572 Mar: clerk (of the choir?); charged to produce singers, bass and tenor, for a forthcoming holiday
Rayner, James: 1628 May: to have a lease of his house in Bull Head Churchyard
Read, James: 1608 Mar: chosen to be clerk of the vestry
Read, James: 1616 Sep: clerk; brought John Brown's lease to the vestry
Read, James: 1623 Aug: clerk of the Vestry, deceased; replaced by William Page; his widow still living
Redding, Thomas: 1559 Sep: purchase of church property authorized
Redding, Thomas: 1561 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Redding, Thomas: 1561 Jun: to view church lands and properties needing repair
Redding, Thomas: 1563 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Redding, Thomas: 1563 Mar: assured that his lease of his temenemt is secure
Redding, Thomas: 1563 Dec: his debt to John Bottom (Bottham) to be resolved in the vestry
Redding, Thomas: 1565 Sep: keeper of one of the three keys to the parish chest
Redding, Thomas: 1565 Oct: agreement reached in the dispute between him and Thomas Guinn
Redding, Thomas: 1569 Jul: owes rent for the parish lands he holds in St George's Field
Redding, Thomas: 1574 May: the vestry purchased his old lease to ground in St George's Field
Redding, Thomas: 1576 Feb: bought a messuage in Kent Street called the Horseshoe from William Castle
Reeve, ---: 1598 Jul: carpenter of the Bridgehouse; to help adjudicate a controversy over a wall
Reeve, ---: 1600 Mar: to be sued for tithes for the garden plot he holds from Francis Langley
Reynolds, ---: 1589 Dec: widow; to be compensated by the vestry for caring for a 'poor lame wench', unnamed
Reynolds, Evan: 1622 Dec: a candidate for the College, but not chosen
Reynolds, Evan: 1623 Jan: admitted to the College in place of widow Munday, deceased
Reynolds, Evan: 1623 Jan: his signature [actually his mark]
Reynolds, Evan: 1623 Jan: his wife is gone from him but may return
Rhodes, ---: 1580 Oct: 'Father Rhodes'; placed in one of the new almshouses by the New Churchyard
Rhodes, ---: 1582 Dec: an almsman who wishes to marry; the vestry says he must leave the almshouse and his pension to do so
Rhodes, ---: 1604 Dec: widow; to be given a pension
Rhodes, Edward: 1615 Sep: of London, granted permission to lay a stone in the churchyard
Rhodes, Thomas: 1563 Jul: plasterer; paid rent for his dwelling house
Rice, John: 1625 Oct: chosen to be parish clerk, John Boston having died
Rice, John: 1626 Feb: chosen to be deacon as well as parish clerk
Rice, John: 1627 Feb: the parish clerk; protests his wages are insufficient
Rice, John: 1627 Feb: the vestry offers a gift in respect of his sickness and expense in moving
Rich, ---: 1599 Apr: a piece of Bankside ground in question between the vestry and him
Rich, ---: 1604 Feb: he has a garden plot, formerly Mr Draper's
Rich, Edward: 1577 Mar: given possession of a 'garden plot belonging to the Red Hart'
Richardson, Elizabeth: 1614 May: widow; candidate for admission to the College, but not chosen
Richardson, Elizabeth: 1617 Apr: widow; candidate for admission to the College, but not chosen
Richardson, Elizabeth: 1620 Aug: widow, age 92; admitted to the College, in place of Katherine Leake
Richardson, Peter 1563 Apr: party to an altercation; to meet together and make peace
Richardson, Richard: 1569 Jul: has three of the parish's tenements in Kent Street
Richardson, Richard: 1569 Aug: his lease sealed
Richardson, Richard: 1572 Feb: noted as sometime tenant of the parish's tenements in Kent Street
Richardson, William: 1626 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Richardson, William: 1628 May: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Richardson, William: 1628 Aug: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of George Perrin
Rides, ---: 1583 Jan: used to live in a house by the New Churchyard
Ridley, ---: 1606 Sep: 'Mr Dr'; asks that Mr Poole be allowed to preach a few times
Rigby, ---: 1589 Jun: his tenants are to be 'put in suit' for their failure to pay tithes
Riggs, ---: 1580 Oct: 'Father Riggs'; placed in one of the new almshouses by the New Churchyard
Rippington, ---: 1616 Dec: in the Close; sets conditions on his paying tithes
Rippington, Richard: 1626 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Pollard
Rivers, ---: 1604 Dec: asked to be a commissioner for the suit about fifteenths
Robbins, Lawrence: 1557 Jul: the sexton, sent to the Counter for disobedience
Robbins, Lawrence: 1566 Apr: sexton; told to behave himself in his office
Robbins, Lawrence: 1571 Oct: to be succeeded as sexton by one Stanmore
Roberts, Edward: 1604 Feb: deceased; party to a lawsuit about fifteenths
Roberts, Thomas: 1611 Apr: tithes owed on a tenement late in his tenure
Roberts, William: 1627 Feb: a lease granted to him
Robinson, ---: 1621 May: attorney; walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Robinson, Lawrence: 1562 Sep: engaged to perform various duties (bell ringing, grave making, gutter cleaning, etc)
Robinson, Lawrence: 1562 Sep: with John Philpot, to capture the church's pigeons
Robinson, Lawrence: 1572 Apr: the vestry pays him a stipend to stop being the sexton
Robinson, Samuel: 1593 Jan: funds collected for him in the vestry for his impressment in Norfolk
Robinson, Samuel: 1621 May: 'a poor maimed man' with legs lost in the wars, asks the vestry for aid
Robinson, William: 1580 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Robinson, William: 1583 Feb: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Robinson, William: 1586 Apr: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Rocket, Gilbert: 1567 Jul: collector for the highways for the Clink
Rocket, Gilbert: 1567 Jul: to review the way from the Clink to the Borough and cause repairs to be done
Rocket, Gilbert: 1571 Jul: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Rocket, Gilbert: 1573 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors
Rocket, Gilbert: 1574 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the year
Rocket, Gilbert: 1575 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1575 Jul: to help resolve the quarrel between Thomas Etheridge and Humphrey Royden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Rocket, Gilbert: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1577 Mar: listed as a churchwarden in the vestry minutes
Rocket, Gilbert: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Rocket, Gilbert: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1581 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1582 Apr: promises a bequest to the poor upon his death
Rocket, Gilbert: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Rocket, Gilbert: 1585 May: chosen to be a collector for the gathering of the fifteenths for the Clink and Paris Garden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1586 Mar: his promised legacy to the poor, and to the grammar school, discussed
Rocket, Gilbert: 1586 Sep: asked the vestry for a reversion of the tenements currently held by widow Bird
Rocket, Gilbert: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1587 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1587 Mar: to have the lease of the house formerly widow Bird's
Rocket, Gilbert: 1588 Feb: the vestry directs Thomas House to pay him for repairs done to one Woodward's house
Rocket, Gilbert: 1588 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1589 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Rocket, Gilbert: 1589 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1590 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1591 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Rocket, Gilbert: 1592 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1593 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Rocket, Gilbert: 1593 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1595 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the two keys to the corporation chest
Rocket, Gilbert: 1596 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Rocket, Gilbert: 1596 Mar: trusted by the vestry with one of the three keys to the parish chests
Rocket, Gilbert: 1598 Apr: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Harris
Rocket, Gilbert: 1598 May: deceased; the lands he gave are to be viewed by the vestry
Rogers, William: 1614 Feb: a child, born in the parish
Rolfe, ---: 1589 Jun: tinker; he is to repair his house or be put out of it
Rolfe, ---: 1590 Jan: grocer; he has the account books 'for the setting out of soldiers'
Rolfe, ---: 1619 Apr: his former house to be let
Rolfe, ---: 1619 Sep: Mr Hayman has the lease of the house formerly Rolfe's
Rolfe, Edward: 1582 Apr: he is to pull down his forge by Whitsuntide
Rolfe, Edward: 1604 Jul: asked to make repairs to his house or lose his lease
Rolfe, Edward: 1626 Feb: of Middlesex; has the bond for Andrew Baxter's children
Rolfe, Edward: 1627 Mar: his bond of Finchley is in the vestry box
Rolfe, Mark: 1610 Aug: (as Roffe) his house to be viewed by the vestry
Rolfe, Mark: 1610 Sep: 'young Roffe'; to have a lease of his late father's house
Rolfe, Mark: 1610 Dec: (as Roffe) to have a lease of his house if he enlarges it
Rolfe, Mark: 1614 Dec: (as Roffe) the 'house where Rolfe did dwell' mentioned in the vestry minutes
Rolfe, Mark: 1620 Feb: his former house leased to Mr Hayman
Royden, Humphrey: 1573 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Royden, Humphrey: 1575 Mar: chosen to be an auditor for the year to come
Royden, Humphrey: 1575 Jul: the quarrel between him and Thomas Etheridge to be resolved
Royden, Humphrey: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Royden, ---: 1611 Mar: has ground adjoining the parish's Battersea ground
Ruby, ---: 1623 Apr: escaped and committed a murder in the Close
Rundell, Thomas: 1564 Mar: his lease sealed and delivered to him
Russell, ---: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish's lands
Russell, ---: 1602 Sep: Goodwife; Mr Maddox's children to be put in her care
Russell, ---: 1603 May: Goodwife; also known as Goodwife Bergen
Russell, ---: 1603 Nov: his concerns about the College churchyard to be addressed in the vestry
Russell, ---: 1603 Nov: widow; she is to have a pension
Russell, ---: 1604 Feb: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by Mr Butler
Russell, ---: 1612 Nov: widow; her pension to be increased 'because she is so poor'
Russell, James: 1594 Nov: of the Bankside; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of John Cutler
Russell, James: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for church lands
Russell, James: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Russell, James: 1598 May: churchwarden; John Treherne spoke improperly to him; the churchwardens to confer with Treherne
Russell, John: 1572 Mar: scrivener; engaged to be clerk to the vestry, to write and copy vestry business
Russell, John: 1572 Dec: for his pains in keeping and writing the parish books, he is given a gratuity
Russell, John: 1582 Mar: scrivener; his signature at the end of the first volume of vestry minutes
Russell, John: 1586 Apr: the clerk; his wage increased to five marks a year
Russell, John: 1593 Nov: deceased; he had been clerk of the house; Francis Yeomans now succeeds him
Russell, Oliver: 1585 Apr: the vestry grants him a reversion to a tenement of his choice
Russell, William: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Russell, William: 1611 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Russell, William: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Russell, William: 1616 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Russell, William: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Russell, William: 1619 Sep: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Michael Nicholson
Russell, William: 1600 Mar: butcher; chosen to be a collector for the poor
Russell, William: 1600 Mar: Humphrey Emerson wants a lease in reversion of his shed
Russell, William: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Cownden, deceased
Russell, William: 1617 Jan: vestryman, left the vestry meeting without permission; censured
Russell, William: 1624 Apr: butcher; the vestry grants him a loan
Rutland, Robert: 1588 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Ryall, Hugh: 1557 Sep: permitted to set his carts by the churchyard
Ryall, Hugh: 1557 Sep: permitted to have the lease of a well
Ryall, Richard: 1560 Apr: churchwarden; to oversee the setting-up of the schoolhouse
Ryall, Richard: 1560 Oct: to create rules for the new school
Ryall, Richard: 1561 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Ryall, Richard: 1561 Mar: churchwarden
Ryall, Richard: 1564 Jun: chosen to audit the accounts of the collectors for the poor
Ryall, Richard: 1565 Mar: to view all church buildings and lands
Ryall, Richard: 1565 Mar: to view the churchwardens' accounts
Ryall, Richard: 1567 Mar: chosen to audit the churchwardens' accounts
Ryall, Richard: 1567 Jul: chosen to audit the accounts of the surveyors of highways
Ryall, Richard: 1568 May: reimbursed for legal expenses in the school controversy with St Olave
Ryall, Richard: 1569 Apr: noted as a warden of the free school
Ryall, Richard: 1570 Apr: money given him for the use of the school
Sadler, John: 1557 Jul: clerk; sent to the Counter for disobedience
Sadler, Peter: 1628 Mar: John Clapp is bound to him and three others
Salter, Richard: 1597 May: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of William Garland, absent
Salter, Richard: 1597 Oct: placement of Richard Salter and Gregory Franklin resolved by the vestry
Salter, Richard: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Salter, Richard: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Salter, Richard: 1602 Mar: chosen to keep the book for (i.e. be warden of) the College
Salter, Richard: 1604 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
Salter, Richard: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Salter, Richard: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Salter, Richard: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a sideman
Salter, Richard: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
Salter, Richard: 1607 Mar: chosen to be an overseer for the poor
Salter, Richard: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Salter, Richard: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Salter, Richard: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Salter, Richard: 1613 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Salter, Richard: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Salter, Richard: 1614 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Salter, Richard: 1615 Feb: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by John Treherne the younger
Saunder, William: 1603 Nov: he will be apprenticed to Mr Shippy, baker
Savage, ---: 1595 Aug: married to Gravener's unnamed widow, and thus heir to Gravener's lease
Savage, ---: 1597 Jun: he is to enjoy the remainder of the lease granted to John Pinson
Savage, ---: 1607 Jul: Samuel West to have the half acre of ground in St. George's Field formerly Savage's
Savage, John: 1569 Aug: taken into the vestry to aid the assistants
Savage, John: 1573 Sep: one of the auditors of accounts
Savage, John: 1574 Feb: to arbitrate a dispute between Thomas Bromfield and William Dawtry
Savage, John: 1574 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Savage, John: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Savage, John: 1576 May: chosen to be an auditor of the free school
Savage, John: 1578 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Savage, John: 1579 Jul: the vestry accompanies the body of John Savage to his burial
Sawyer, Thomas: 1578 Oct: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Scales, John: 1589 Apr: chosen to be a surveyor of the highways
Scarlet, William: 1572 Mar: to peruse and ratify the parish's tithe books
Scarlet, William: 1573 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the account
Scarlet, William: 1574 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Scarlet, William: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Scott, Richard: 1567 May: to view the pathway from the Vine into Southwark
Scott, Richard: 1571 Mar: to 'follow the business of the Commonwealth of the Borough of Southwark'
Scott, Richard: 1572 Mar: to peruse and ratify the parish's tithe books
Scroggs, ---: 1584 Mar: his legacy will not be grounds for a lawsuit against the Company of Leathersellers
Scroggs, William: 1583 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Scroggs, William: 1584 Apr: he is to pay rent for the 'little yard on the backside of the house that was Thomas Guinn's'
Seager, William: 1601 Jan: of London; he divided the tenement called the Windmill in the Churchyard
Seager, William: 1602 Jun: to be pursued at law for the Windmill
Searle, Thomas: 1579 Jun: will have wages for his duties about the church
Seed, John: (as Ceedd) 1576 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors
Seely, William: 1608 Jul: chosen to be an almsman in the College in place of widow Anthony, deceased
Seely, William: 1616 Feb: an almsman; left the almshouse voluntarily, replaced by Margaret Thomas
Sellwood, Alice: 1621 May: widow; admitted an almswoman of the College, in place of Richard Sellwood her late husband
Sellwood, Richard: 1588 Mar: the vestry names him to serve in the stead of Nicholas Cramer
Sellwood, Richard: 1591 Apr: to be paid for 'mending, dressing, and keeping clean' the armor in the vestry
Sellwood, Richard: 1593 Mar: his wages set by the vestry
Sellwood, Richard: 1595 May: hired by the vestry to 'clean the gutters of the leads'
Sellwood, Richard: 1604 Mar: cleans gutters, washes linens, does other tasks
Sellwood, Richard: 1604 Jul: 'Old Sellwood', 'Young Sellwood'; their house to be surveyed
Sellwood, Richard: 1609 Jan: a candidate for admission to the almshouse, but not chosen
Sellwood, Richard: 1612 Apr: his pension increased 'in regard he is aged, poor, and impotent'
Sellwood, Richard: 1614 Apr: 'the elder'; admitted an almsman in the College, in place of widow Pearson, deceased
Sellwood, Richard: 1614 Apr: the lease of his house to be passed to Oliver Simpson, the gravemaker
Sellwood, Richard: 1615 Apr: 'in regard of old Sellwood's impotency', he is excused from attending the vestry door
Sellwood, Ursula: 1619 Dec: of the Borough; poor; given a gown, a gift of Edward Allen
Sexton, ---: 1604 Feb: requests that his tithes be abated; denied
Sexton, ---: 1604 Oct: ('Mr Sexton'; i.e. the sexton?) asks that his tithes be abated; request denied
Sharp, Thomas: 1606 Feb: his signature, as witness to the sworn oath of Henry Shelly
Sheen, Henry: 1563 Mar: to gather the clerk's wages, with Harry Allen
Shellito, Sillito: see under both forms
Shelly, Henry: 1606 Feb: his signature, affirming his sworn oath that he is Henry Shelly
Shelly, Henry: 1606 Feb: late of Mapledurham, Hampshire; indicted in Somerset for recusancy; affirms his identity
Shelly, Henry: 1606 Feb: present at service for a second Sunday
Shelly, Henry: 1606 Feb: the vestry affirms Henry Shelly's decorum to the bishop of Winchester
Shelly, Thomas: 1606 Feb: gent; brother of Henry q.v.
Shepherd, Jeremy: 1583 May: to help Richard Harmon the minister 'of his curateship'
Shepherd, Jeremy: 1583 Dec: the curate; the vestry sets his wage at 10s quarterly
Shepherd, Stephen: 1608 Dec: former surveyor of highways, will return the funds he has collected
Sherlock, William: 1616 Jul: holds part of Mr Buckland's land; to be tithed thereon
Shipman, ---: 1601 Mar: chosen to be an overseer
Shipman, William: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Shippy, ---: 1603 Nov: baker; he will have William Saunder as an apprentice
Shirley, Thomas: 1601 Jul: (as Sherle) sexton, deceased; replaced as sexton by Garrett Smith
Shirley, Thomas: 1605 Mar: Sir; to be approached about the parsonage lease
Shirley, Thomas: 1605 Mar: Sir; his offer that the parish take the parsonage in fee farm
Short, William: 1559 Sep: purchase of church property authorized
Shreve, ---: 1593 Jan: the child begotten in Shreve's house is to be nursed at the vestry's charge
Sillito, ---: 1619 Sep: (as Shellito) tenant in a parish tenement adjoining the Soap House
Sillito, Shellito: see under both forms
Simonds, ---: 1578 Sep: the beadle; to collect the repayment of Walter Lewis's loan
Simonds, ---: 1579 Mar:beadle; his bill presented to the vestry
Simonds, ---: 1580 Mar: his bill brought into the vestry
Simonds, ---: 1583 Dec: the beadle; he is to pay the 40s he owes the vestry
Simonds, ---: 1608 Jun: the lecturer; his wages set for the year to come
Simonds, ---: 1608 Jun: the lecturer; ministerial benefits to be given to him and Mr Francis by John Boston, parish clerk
Simonds, ---: 1610 Jan: Grievances between Mr Simonds the lecturer and Melchizedec Francis to be heard by the churchwardens
Simonds, ---: 1610 Apr: the lecturer; to have a convenient pew at the upper end of the church
Simonds, ---: 1611 Jul: the lecturer; he asks for a lease to one of the parish houses
Simonds, ---: 1614 Mar: the lecturer; he may perform marriages, giving minister James Archer his usual fee
Simonds, ---: 1614 Oct: the lecturer; he is ill and wishes to resign his place
Simonds, Humphrey: 1582 Aug: his bill of payment produced in the vestry
Simonds, Humphrey: 1583 Mar: his bill of debt to Walter Lewis produced in the vestry
Simonds, John: 1626 Oct: deceased; som of Samuel Simonds; his father's bequest to the parish
Simonds, Samuel: 1625 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Bingham
Simonds, Samuel: 1626 Oct: deceased; his gift to the parish discussed in the vestry
Simonds, Samuel: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Simonds, Samuel: 1628 Aug: a farm called Prise's in Shire
Simonds, Thomas: 1606 May: the vestry affirms Thomas Simonds's decorum
Simonds, William: 1605 Nov: he may continue as lecturer in Edmund Snape's place
Simonds, William: 1605 Dec: he is to have 5 marks for his service as lecturer
Simonds, William: 1610 Dec: the lecturer; William Ticknor to have a fee whenever Symonds marries a couple
Simonds, William: 1615 Feb: the lecturer; has left the parish; replaced by Thomas Sutton
Simpson, Margery: 1608 Mar: widow; admitted an almswoman of the College, in place of Thomas Simpson, her late husband, deceased
Simpson, Margery: 1611 Oct: widow, one of the poor of the College, deceased; her place taken by Ralph Hockly
Simpson, Oliver: 1613 Jul: chosen to be gravemaker in place of Philip Pole, deceased
Simpson, Oliver: 1614 Apr: gravemaker; he is to have the lease to Richard Sellwood's house
Simpson, Oliver: 1618 Mar: gravemaker; three bearers bring a complaint against him
Simpson, Oliver: 1620 Jan: no longer to gather money in the church
Simpson, Thomas: 1606 Dec: 'an old poor man'; to have an allowance
Simpson, Thomas: 1607 Jun: admitted to the College of the Poor, Mother Valentine having died
Simpson, Thomas: 1608 Mar: almsman, deceased; his widow Margery to have his place in the College
Skidmore, ---: 1603 Nov: of Lanbeth; his unnamed wife has a brother named John Smith
Skingle, John: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Skingle, John: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a sideman
Skinner, Thomas: 1561 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Sledd, William: 1625 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Sledd, William: 1625 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Edward Bromfield
Sledd, William: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and keep the keys of the vestry
Sloane, ---: 1624 Feb: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Smith, ---: 1570 Mar: to view William Crowder's Bankside land
Smith, ---: 1584 Dec: of the Bankside; to have the keeping of the clock and chimes
Smith, ---: 1587 Dec: widow; admitted as an almswoman to the College of the Poor
Smith, ---: 1594 Jul: to collect funds for the maintenance of the pump in the market place
Smith, ---: 1600 Mar: Mrs; her children to be placed in Axe Yard
Smith, ---: 1602 Feb: in contention to be the preacher, but not chosen
Smith, ---: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Smith, ---: 1602 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Smith, ---: 1604 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the great account
Smith, ---: 1605 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Smith, ---: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Smith, ---: 1606 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' accounts
Smith, ---: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Smith, ---: 1607 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Smith, ---: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Smith, ---: 1608 Mar: chosen to keep the book of the great account
Smith, ---: 1608 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Smith, ---: 1609 Apr: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by John Watts
Smith, ---: 1616 Dec: declined to accept a long lease on the Soap House
Smith, ---: 1617 Apr: offered a lease for the Soap House, but he declined it
Smith, Abraham: 1627 Jun: his son John Smith left a legacy to the parish
Smith, Anthony: 1601 Jan: grocer; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Leonard Croxton, moved away
Smith, Anthony: 1604 Mar: guarantees the rent for widow Martin's house
Smith, Anthony: 1607 Aug: churchwarden; his signature, as witness to the removal of a tombstone
Smith, Christopher: 1607 Apr: sealed a 'book' (bond?) for a loan from the vestry
Smith, Garrett: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of inmates, in the stead of Mr Boyer
Smith, Garrett: 1601 Jul: chosen to be sexton in the stead of Thomas Shirley
Smith, Hugh: 1583 Dec: the preacher; the vestry lends him £3 out of the Church stock
Smith, James: 1567 Jul: deposited Joan Iverson's bequest to the poor
Smith, James: 1569 Aug: taken into the vestry to aid the assistants
Smith, James: 1594 Jun: brewer; his tithes at issue in the vestry
Smith, James: 1597 Oct: his offer to pay his tithe arrearages accepted by the vestry
Smith, James: 1598 Jul: brewer, deceased; his armor to be appraised to settle his debt to the parish
Smith, John: 1562 Feb: his house, the Vine, to be repaired
Smith, John: 1565 Mar: to view the churchwardens' accounts
Smith, John: 1567 May: to view the pathway from the Vine into Southwark
Smith, John: 1567 May: to be a surveyor of highways
Smith, John: 1567 Jul: reimbursed for his legal expenses
Smith, John: 1567 Jul: to review the way from the Clink to the Borough and cause repairs to be done
Smith, John: 1567 Sep: more about the highways
Smith, John: 1569 Mar: chosen to audit the accounts of the churchwardens
Smith, John: 1572 Mar: to peruse and ratify the parish's tithe books
Smith, John: 1573 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Smith, John: 1578 Aug: brewer; chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Smith, John: 1578 Aug: glazier; chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Smith, John: 1603 Nov: perhaps can testify to a situation
Smith, John: 1627 Jun: son of Abraham Smith, left a legacy to the parish
Smith, Matthew: 1562 May: to be paid for the schoolhouse
Smith, Matthew: 1562 Sep: he offered money to maintain the school
Smith, Matthew: 1562 Nov: negotiations with him about the schoolhouse
Smith, Matthew: 1563 Mar: to finish up the business of the schoolhouse lease
Smith, Matthew: 1573 Aug: his dispute with the vestry to be put to arbitration
Smith, Matthew: 1573 Aug: decision in his dispute with the vestry
Smith, Matthew: 1585 Jan: a collection authorized for his relief
Smith, Richard: 1620 May: of Enfield, laborer; caring for 'a poor child born in this parish'
Smith, Robert: 1564 Apr: stirrupmaker; the vestry agrees to repair his two tenements in Chequer Alley
Smith, Thomas: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Smith, Thomas: 1616 Dec: cheesemonger, 'an ancient parishioner now fallen into poverty'; to have a loan
Smith, Thomas: 1619 Mar: cheesemonger; seeks relief for keeping his young child
Snape, ---: 1607 Dec: his house 'was visited with the plague'
Snape, Edmund: 1604 Jul: rent owed on his house; Mr Payne will pay it
Snape, Edmund: 1604 Dec: granted a benevolence in respect of his 'great charges of children'
Snape, Edmund: 1605 Nov: William Simonds may continue as lecturer in Snape's place
Snape, Edmund: 1603 Dec: chosen to be a lecturer, in place of Edward Marbury
Snelling, ---: 1622 May: his unnamed child mentioned; to be a charge on the parish
Snelling, ---: 1623 Mar: his child, still a charge on the parish
Snelling, Richard: 1623 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Mr Lake, deceased
Snelling, Richard: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Snelling, Richard: 1625 Oct: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by John Kellock
Snelling, Richard: 1625 Dec: John Kellock declining, Snelling replaced on the vestry by Jeremy Crew
Spencer, ---: 1577 Mar: (Robert?) warned 'to avoid his service at Midsummer'
Spencer, Robert: 1576 Mar: brought Joan Plomer's two poll deeds into the vestry
Staines, John: 1589 Apr: chosen to be a surveyor of the highways
Staines, John: 1593 Jul: shoemaker; chosen to be a surveyor 'for the persons infected'
Staines, John: 1627 Mar: a candidate for the College; no decision recorded
Stanger, ---: 1601 Jun: to be arrested for a bond about a child
Stanmore, ---: 1571 Oct: to have reversion of the sextonship upon the death of Lawrence Robbins
Stanmore, ---: 1572 Apr: the sexton; his wages set temporarily while Lawerence Robinson still lives
Stapley, Drew: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Stapley, Drew: 1609 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Green, departed
Stapley, Drew: 1609 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Stapley, Drew: 1609 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the two communion cups
Stapley, Drew: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Stapley, Drew: 1610 Mar: churchwarden; trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Stapley, Drew: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Stapley, Drew: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Stapley, Drew: 1612 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Stapley, Drew: 1614 Mar: styled an 'ancient of the vestry'
Stapley, Drew: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and to keep the great account book for the parish
Stapley, Drew: 1615 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Stapley, Drew: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Stapley, Drew: 1616 Mar: to keep the tithe book for Clink liberty and Upper Ground
Stapley, Drew: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Stapley, Drew: 1618 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Stapley, Drew: 1618 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Stapley, Drew: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Stapley, Drew: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Stapley, Drew: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Stapley, Drew: 1621 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Stapley, Drew: 1621 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Stapley, Drew: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Stapley, Drew: 1622 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Stapley, Drew: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Stapley, Drew: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Stapley, Drew: 1624 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Stapley, Drew: 1625 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Stapley, Drew: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Stapley, Drew: 1628 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Steer, ---: 1628 May: Jane Green to repair Steer's house
Stern, Felix: 1570 Mar: controversy between him and William Downing
Stevens, ---: 1587 Aug: tenant in a messuage to be held by John Treene
Stevens, ---: 1604 Dec: asked to be a commissioner for the suit about fifteenths
Stevens, Jane: 1625 Mar: of Clink Liberty, widow; admitted to the College in place of Alice Alborne, widow, deceased
Stevenson, Thomas: 1609 May: the vestry lends him money for iron and coal 'in regard of his poverty'
Stevenson, Thomas: 1611 Oct: his pension is to be increased
Stiles, ---: 1582 Aug: a lector to have his place
Stitch, Francis: 1564 Apr: his lease sealed and delivered to him
Stock, Thomas: 1602 Feb: lives out of the parish but owes tithes for the Red Bull
Stokes, Edward: 1621 Aug: the sexton's man; worked for Robert Loward, now for Christopher Collinson
Stokes, Edward: 1624 Sep: to be paid for keeping the mealmarket house clean
Stokes, Thomas: 1620 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Allen, departed the parish
Stokes, Thomas: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden for Clink Liberty
Stone, ---: 1619 Sep: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Stone, ---: 1621 Jan: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Stone, John: 1590 May: Henry Boyle is now to occupy certain tenements formerly occupied by Stone
Strickland, Robert: 1584 Mar: his legacy the grounds for a suit at law in the vestry
Stubbs, ---: 1624 Sep: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Stubbs, William: 1625 Oct: chosen to be a vestryman, in the stead of Robert Harvard
Stubbs, William: 1627 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Stubbs, William: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Sturt, ---: 1616 Dec: he can buy the acre of ground in Battersea Field
Style, James: 1578 Jun: the preacher; he is to do the lecture, and have the stipend, formerly Robert Crowley's
Summers, Robert, ---: 1623 Jan: to be paid for keeping beggars and vagrants away from the parish
Summers, Robert: 1623 Dec: the whipper; to be paid for his service
Sumner, Elizabeth: 1627 Oct: widow; admitted to the College in place of widow Pigeon
Sumner, Richard: 1615 Feb: vestry grants support for his wife's son John House, 'frantic a long time'
Sutton, ---: 1624 Mar: widow of preacher Thomas Sutton; a subsidy granted by the vestry
Sutton, Thomas: 1615 Feb: the new preacher and lecturer, replacing William Simonds
Sutton, Thomas: 1617 Feb: the preacher; a benevolence given him for his wife's illness and his costs
Sutton, Thomas: 1623 Sep: the preacher, deceased; candidates to replace him are listed
Swett, John: 1627 Feb: fishmonger; a lease granted to him
Swinburn, ---: 1600 Mar: the gutter running out of his house is to be removed
Swingfield, ---: 1601 Jan: (Thomas?) the vestry terms him a 'foreign landlord'
Swingfield, ---: 1602 Jun: to be pursued at law for his tenements
Syball, ---: 1623 Sep: earl of Devon's chaplain, a candidate to replace Thomas Sutton as preacher; not chosen
Tatum, ---: 1599 Jan: listed as a constable; to help gather money for setting out soldiers
Taylor, ---: 1616 Apr: widow, almswoman, deceased; her place taken by Margery Dixy
Taylor, ---: 1617 Mar: deceased; gave an annuity out of Ship Yard for the poor
Taylor, ---: 1621 May: curate of Lambeth parish, about a parsh boundary dispute
Taylor, Alice: 1614 Apr: widow; admitted an almswoman in the College, in place of widow Mazie, deceased
Taylor, James: 1602 Feb: to pay tithes for his temenents in Ship Alley
Taylor, John: 1628 May: to have a lease of the Dagger
Taylor, Richard: 1602 Jun: asked to deliver the money he received from the Star Chamber
Taylor, Thomas: 1618 Jul: a 'distress (=distraint)of pewter' taken from him 'in regard of his poverty'
Terry, ---: 1595 Mar: widow; she is to remove her lodgers the Johnsons from her home in Thomas Garland's Rents
Terry, Francis: 1609 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Abraham Allen, departed the parish
Terry, Francis" 1610 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Terry, Francis" 1611 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Terry, Francis" 1612 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Terry, Francis" 1613 Aug: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Robert Buckland
Thomas, ---: 1607 Jan-Feb: Goodwife; her pension to be decreased
Thomas, Margaret: 1616 Feb: of Clink Liberty; admitted as an almswoman in place of William Seely, who left voluntarily
Thomas, Margaret: 1620 Jun: widow, of the College, deceased; her place taken by Agnes Alborne
Thompson, ---: 1604 Mar: Goodwife; chosen to be a searcher of the dead, in the stead of Goodwife Hance
Thompson, ---: 1604 Dec: Goodwife; asks to live in one of the almshouses with Father Ballard
Thompson, ---: 1620 May: Goodwife; to be paid for keeping Susan Bland, a poor child born in the parish
Thompson, Constantine: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Thompson, George: 1620 May: a poor lame man; the vestry to give him some money
Thompson, George: 1621 Apr: a 'poor impotent man'; asks the vestry for money
Tiberkin, ---: 1618 Mar: (Daniel?) there is a suit against him in King's Bench
Ticknor, ---: 1614 Mar: widow; to continue receiving her late husband's benefits and wages
Ticknor, ---: 1618 Feb: Mr; admitted an almsman to the College, chosen by Lord Chief Justice Hobart
Ticknor, William: 1610 Aug: the bishop of Winchester to be asked if Ticknor is fit to be minister
Ticknor, William: 1610 Nov: he is to be the new minister
Ticknor, William: 1610 Dec: the minister; to have a fee whenever William Symonds the lecturer marries a couple
Ticknor, William: 1614 Feb: the minister, deceased; vestry rules for selecting his successor
Ticknor, William: 1614 Mar: the; minister, deceased; his place taken by James Archer
Tilbury, ---: 1605 Oct: a legacy withheld 'during Tilberye lease'
Tipper, ---: 1591 Jan: he is to be challenged to show any right or title to parish lands
Todd, Anthony: 1588 Oct: a boy maintained by a Mr Banister at the Greyhound
Topping, ---: 1606 Jan: (as Tapping) chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Clark, deceased
Topping, ---: 1615 Feb: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Corden
Towell, Isaac: 1603 Nov: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Wrenche, deceased
Towell, Isaac: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Towell, Isaac: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Towell, Isaac: 1608 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Towell, Isaac: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Towell, Isaac: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Towell, Isaac: 1610 Dec: of the Upper Ground; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Towell, Isaac: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Towell, Isaac: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Towell, Isaac: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Towell, Isaac: 1616 Jan: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Eves
Treene, John: 1575 Mar: (as Trane) chosen to be a churchwarden
Treene, John: 1575 Sep: designated an 'ancient' of the vestry
Treene, John: 1576 Mar: money lent him to be repaid at Michaelmas
Treene, John: 1576 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor
Treene, John: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Treene, John: 1578 Aug: chosen to be a surveyor for the poor
Treene, John: 1579 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Treene, John: 1580 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Treene, John: 1580 Jun: tells the vestry he will help survey the highways from Edward Hunt's door to John Darlison's door
Treene, John: 1580 Jun: will lend money toward the building of six tenements in the New Churchyard
Treene, John: 1582 Mar: to pay for the way at the back of his house adjoining George Browne's house
Treene, John: 1582 Mar: to pay for the pathway between his house and George Brown's
Treene, John: 1583 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Treene, John: 1583 Dec: Brian Pattenson will give money to the poor fund if John Treene will also
Treene, John: 1587 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Treene, John: 1588 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Treene, John: 1593 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Treherne, John: 1577 Nov: sued for non-payment of his tithes
Treherne, John: 1587 Nov: involved somehow in the lease of the Beer Pot, now in Henry Draper's hands
Treherne, John: 1598 May: spoke improperly to James Russell, a churchwarden; the wardens to confer with Treherne
Treherne, John: 1600 Nov: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Harris, deceased
Treherne, John: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of the parish lands
Treherne, John: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Treherne, John: 1602 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry door and the communion cups
Treherne, John: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Treherne, John: 1603 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Treherne, John: 1604 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Treherne, John: 1605 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of last year's accounts
Treherne, John: 1605 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Treherne, John: 1605 Mar: spoken of as an 'ancient' of the vestry
Treherne, John: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a sideman
Treherne, John: 1607 Jul: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Philip Henslowe
Treherne, John: 1608 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Treherne, John: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Treherne, John: 1611 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Treherne, John: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Treherne, John: 1611 Mar: one of the purchasers of the fee simple of the rectory for the trustees
Treherne, John: 1612 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Treherne, John: 1615 Feb: 'the younger, esquire'; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Salter, deceased
Treherne, John: 1615 Sep: 'junior'; vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Crowder
Treherne, John: 1616 Sep: placed a losing bid on the Vine and Beer Pot
Trentham, Elizabeth: 1566 Feb: controversy between Richard and Elizabeth Trentham and William and Margaret Pike
Trentham, Richard: 1566 Feb: controversy between Richard and Elizabeth Trentham and William and Margaret Pike
Tristram, ---: 1617 Nov: of the Queen Hive; to pay for his house on the Upper Ground and Paris Garden
Trott, Ralph: 1621 May: (as Trout) walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Tuchener, William: 1582 Dec: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Tuchener, William: 1583 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman
Tuchener, William: 1584 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Tuchener, William: 1585 May: chosen to be a collector for the gathering of the fifteenths for the Upper Ground
Tuchener, William: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Tuchener, William: 1589 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Tuchener, William: 1590 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Tuchener, William: 1591 Jan: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by John Cutler
Tunstall, Dunston: see under both forms
Turberfield, John: 1599 Jul: (as Turbervill) chosen to be a collector for the poor
Turner, Richard: 1595 Jul: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Thomas Norton
Turner, Richard: 1597 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor for church lands
Turner, Richard: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Turner, Richard: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Turner, Richard: 1602 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the collectors' books
Turner, Richard: 1603 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Turner, Richard: 1604 Dec: vestryman, 'gone out of the parish'; replaced on the vestry by Abraham Allen
Turner, William: 1563 Apr: baker; party to an altercation; to meet together and make peace
Tyson, ---: 1568 May: (John? Matthew?) has land next to Hugh Hammerton's parish lands in St George's Field
Urberry, ---: 1605 Mar: proposed by Edmund Snape as a good candidate for minister
Urmeston, ---: 1582 Aug: of the Kings Bench; to be consulted about a lector
Urrick, John: 1621 Jan: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Magett, deceased
Urrick, John: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Urrick, John: 1622 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Urrick, John: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden, but refused, and is fined
Urrick, John: 1624 Sep: vestryman, departed the parish; replaced on the vestry by John Gelding
Valentine, ---: 1607 Jun: 'Mother Valentine', deceased; her place in the College given to Thomas Simpson
Vendrick, ---: 1592 Dec: (John?) his chimney is to be repaired
Vendrick, Joan: 1593 Jul: formerly a searcher for the dead, now to be a provider for the infected
Vinson, Lawrence: 1569 Aug: money paid to him for keeping an unnamed child
Wades, John: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Wager, ---: 1604 Mar: a candidate for parish clerk, but not chosen
Waite, Edward: 1603 Nov: his child is being cared for by Thomas White, butcher
Walker, ---: 1592 Apr: his tenants are delinquent in paying their tithes
Walter, ---: 1600 Aug: named by the vestry as one delinquent in tithes
Walter, ---: 1601 Jan: he has a cause pending in the Court of King's Bench involving the parish
Walter, ---: 1601 Jan: the vestry terms him a 'foreign landlord'
Walter, ---: 1601 Jun: a suit against him in King's Bench may be transferred to Exchequer
Walter, ---: 1602 Apr: the vestry is to proceed against him in the court of Exchequer
Walter, ---: 1602 May: tithe money from his tenements in Horse Head Alley
Walter, ---: 1603 May: he makes an offer about the tithes of the Horse Head
Walter, ---: 1604 Feb: his cause to be brought to a finish
Walter, ---: 1608 Mar: 'of the Temple'; same as Mr Walter of the Horse Head?
Walter, ---: 1608 Mar: pays the tithes of the Horse Head
Walton, Philip: 1602 Jan: he is to maintain 'all the timber works, ironworks, and baldrics belonging to the bells'
Walton, Philip: 1608 Aug: carpenter; to repair the timber work around the bells
Ward, ---: 1624 Sep: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by William Maddox
Ward, William: 1624 Feb: goldsmith; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Pemell
Watts, John: 1609 Apr: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Smith, deceased
Watts, John: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Watts, John: 1611 Apr: chosen to be an auditor of the accounts of the overseers of the poor
Watts, John: 1612 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Watts, John: 1612 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Watts, John: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Watts, John: 1615 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Watts, John: 1617 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Watts, John: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Watts, John: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Watts, John: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Watts, John: 1621 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Watts, John: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Watts, John: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Watts, John: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Watts, John: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Way, Frances: 1616 Dec: wife of William Way; a loan from the vestry to her is renewed
Way, William: 1616 Dec: his wife Frances has a loan from the vestry
Weaver, ---: 1604 Feb: tithes demanded of his wife, who says she sells bacon
Webster, Mark: 1625 Oct: a candidate for conductor, but not chosen
Week, Nicholas: 1586 Dec: a 'poor child' in the keeping of Nicholas Cramer
Welsh, ---: 1626 Mar: of Paris Garden; paid the tithes on his land in Paris Garden
Wesson, Thomas: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
West, John: 1583 Dec: woodmonger; he is to pay 20s 'for the whole tithe of his wharf', else he will be sued
West, John: 1585 Aug: woodmonger; chosen to be a collector for the poor
West, John: 1593 Aug: chosen to be a collector for the poor
West, John: 1594 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
West, John: 1594 Aug: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by John Wrench
West, Samuel: 1607 Jul: shall have the half acre of ground in St. George's Field formerly Mr Savage's
West, Samuel: 1608 Dec: gave the vestry money collected for equipping soldiers in Ireland
Weston, ---: 1614 Dec: his tithe rate set
Weston, Thomas: 1577 Jan: merchant of London, to receive the money collected for the relief of Colyton Haven in Devon
Weston, Thomas: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Palmer, deceased
Weston, Thomas: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Weston, Thomas: 1623 Mar: to keep the tithe book for Clink and Paris Garden
Weston, Thomas: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Weston, Thomas: 1624 Apr: the tithe rate for his garden reduced
Wheatly, ---: 1610 Aug: Walter Delacree reputedly sold property to him; the vestry to investigate
Whitaker, John: 1563 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Whitaker, John: 1565 Sep: keeper of one of the three keys to the parish chest
White, ---: 1594 Aug: of the Bankside; a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
White, ---: 1597 Dec: his house having burnt, the vestry will view it
White, ---: 1597 Dec: his house is to be rebuilt and he and his wife may return to it
White, ---: 1611 Mar: Mrs; Philip Henslowe has purchased the messuage currently in her tenure
White, Joan: wife of John White the oarmaker q.v.
White, John: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
White, John: 1573 Jul: one of the collectors for the poor of Clink and Paris Garden
White, John: 1573 Oct: chosen as a collector of the poor for Clink Liberty
White, John: 1577 Mar: oarmaker of the Bankside, allowed to continue living in his house
White, Thomas: 1603 Nov: butcher; he is caring for Edward Waite's child
White, Thomas: 1626 Apr: married to widow of John Boston, parish clerk, deceased
Whitlock, ---: 1604 May: chosen to be solicitor and of counsel for the parish
Whitlock, ---: 1605 Jul: wants to be paid for his service to the parish
Whitt, John: 1569 Apr: the house of 'our tenant John Whytt' to be viewed
Whittingslow, Thomas: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Wilkinson, Miles: 1582 Aug: chosen to be one of the collectors for the poor
Wilkinson, Miles: 1586 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of William Cox alias Bailey
Wilkinson, Miles: 1587 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Wilkinson, Miles: 1587 Nov: the vestry leases him a garden upon which he is to build tenements
Wilkinson, Miles: 1588 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Wilkinson, Miles: 1588 Mar: to have 4,000 bricks and 2,000 tiles for repair of part of Waverley House
Wilkinson, Miles: 1589 Jun: he is to erect a fence between him and Mrs Etheridge or pay a fine
Wilkinson, Miles: 1590 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Wilkinson, Miles: 1591 Oct: the vestry wonders if he will pay his fine, 'reconcile himself and receive his place again'
Wilkinson, Miles: 1592 Dec: vestryman; replaced on the vestry by Richard Humble
Wilkinson, Miles: 1593 Nov: the vestry says he should be 'called into the house the next Revestry'
Wilkinson, Robert: 1595 Mar: dwelling at the Sun; he is to put in bond with the parish about his children
Williams, ---: 1625 Jan: widow; admitted to the College in place of widow Hockley, deceased
Williams, Ellis: 1571 Jul: 'collector' (of what?); money given him
Williams, Ellis: 1572 May: dismissed from his post as collector for the poor
Williams, Ellis: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a vestryman
Williams, Helen: 1618 Apr: a poor woman; to receive a benevolence from Thomas Emerson's mother's gift
Williams, Henry: 1619 Sep: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Williams, Henry: 1619 Sep: later chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Newman, deceased
Williams, Henry: 1621 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Williams, Henry: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Williams, Henry: 1623 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Williams, Henry: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Williams, Henry: 1625 May: vestryman; lent money to the vestry
Williams, Henry: 1626 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Williams, Henry: 1626 Mar: the vestry bonded to him for repayment of a loan
Wilson, ---: 1573 Aug: (John?) dispute in the vestry between him and William Emerson over the coal house
Wilson, ---: 1577 Oct: (John?) notes 'a lease of the barn and two tenements which he had of the parish'
Wilson, ---: 1611 Feb: widow; occupies land in St George's Field, now Mr Marshall's
Wilson, Henry: 1602 Aug: to have a lease of 'the bakehouse parcel of the Church'
Wilson, Henry: 1607 Aug: baker; discussion about removing a tombstone
Wilson, Henry: 1621 Sep: baker; the vestry will remove stones from his house, being part of the church
Wilson, Henry: 1623 Aug: his lease of part of the church is expired and won't be renewed
Wilson, Henry: 1624 Apr: baker; still owes rent for the property no longer his
Wilson, Henry: 1624 May: the vestry forgives him the rent he owes
Wingrave, John: 1572 Jul: named as a collector for the poor
Wood (a Wood), John: 1574 Sep: named in the vestry minutes as a collector
Wood, ---: 1604 Jul: Mrs; encroaching on parish land in Kent Street; asked to pay rent or vacate
Wood, ---: 1607 Jan-Feb: Wood's child is to be placed
Wood, John: 1590 Aug: (as John a Wood) linendraper; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of John Dallison
Wood, John: 1591 Mar: (as John a Wood) chosen to be a surveyor
Wood, John: 1591 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor
Wood, John: 1592 Mar: (as John a Wood) chosen to be a churchwarden
Wood, John: 1592 Dec: (as John a Wood) replaced on the vestry by William Cownden
Wood, John: 1606 Dec: butcher, deceased; his daughter Sarah cared for by John Jackson
Wood, Katherine: 1617 Mar: widow; she appeals to the vestry for relief
Wood, Sarah: 1606 Dec: base-born child of John Wood butcher, deceased
Woodstock, Elizabeth: 1627 Feb: buried in the church; Lambert Daggett the sexton overcharged for bell ringing at her funeral
Woodward, ---: 1588 Feb: the porter? Repairs done to his house need to be paid for
Woodward, ---: 1593 Jan: the porter; he now lying sick, Brian Pattenson will relieve him
Woolcock, Emma: 1619 Dec: admitted an almswoman of the College in place of John Woolcock her late husband, deceased
Woolcock, John, ---: 1619 Dec: of the College, deceased; his place taken by his widow Emm Woolcock
Woolcock, John: 1614 Sep: of Paris Garden, admitted to the College in place of Joan Emerson, deceased
Wordsworth, ---: 1614 Mar: widow; Mr Franklin will pay her for keeping Edward Franklin's maidservant
Wormeston, Nicholas: 1584 Jul: to be paid 'for writing a book'
Wrench, John: 1582 May: appointed to be a collector for Portsmouth Haven
Wrench, John: 1594 Jun: having been nominated but not chosen, he should be 'put in choice' for the next election
Wrench, John: 1594 Aug: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr West, deceased
Wrench, John: 1595 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Wrench, John: 1596 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Wrench, John: 1600 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Wrench, John: 1600 Mar: to be sued for tithes for the garden plot he holds from Francis Langley
Wrench, John: 1601 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Wrench, John: 1602 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Wrench, John: 1602 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Wrench, John: 1603 Nov: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Isaac Towell
Wrench, John: 1625 Oct: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Wrench, John: 1625 Dec: a candidate for vestryman, but not chosen
Wrench, Richard: 1621 May: walked the bounds between St Saviour and Lambeth parishes to resolve a dispute
Wright, ---: 1580 Oct: 'Father Wright'; placed in one of the new almshouses by the New Churchyard
Wright, ---: 1611 Feb: collector of the fifteenths, to be saved harmless of his Exchequer bond
Wright, ---: 1616 Jan: vestryman, charged with 'uncivil speeches'
Wright, ---: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Wright, ---: 1618 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Wright, ---: 1619 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the College account
Wright, ---: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Wright, ---: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Wright, ---: 1621 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Wright, ---: 1623 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Wright, ---: 1624 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the general poor
Wright, ---: 1624 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Wright, ---: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Wright, ---: 1625 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Wright, ---: 1627 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Wright, John: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Wright, Richard: 1615 Feb: grocer; chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Overman, departed the parish
Wright, Richard: 1628 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Wright, Robert: 1573 Dec: citizen and embroiderer, granted a lease to parish property
Wyatt, ---: 1576 Jun: (John?) a lease granted to him
Wyatt, ---: 1596 Jul: 'Old Father Wyatt'; by order of the vestry, he is to be 'put among the poor pensioners'
Wyatt, ---: 1601 Apr: 'Father Wyatt'; to have his pension continued
Wyatt, John: 1561 Jan: void ground by the churchyard leased to him
Wyatt, John: 1578 Jan: his lease to the chapel was canceled
Wycherley, Thomas: 1603 Mar: chosen to be a collector for the poor
Wycherley, Thomas: 1606 Apr: chosen to be a sideman
Wycherley, Thomas: 1611 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Thomas Harvey, departed the parish
Wycherley, Thomas: 1616 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Wycherley, Thomas: 1617 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Wycherley, Thomas: 1617 Mar: trusted with the keys to the vestry and the communion cups
Wycherley, Thomas: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Wycherley, Thomas: 1622 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Wycherley, Thomas: 1623 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Wycherley, Thomas: 1625 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the general poor
Wycherley, Thomas: 1626 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Wycherley, Thomas: 1628 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Wycherley, Thomas: 1628 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Wycherley, Thomas: 1626 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Yardley, Ralph: 1594 Sep: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Thomas Head
Yardley, Ralph: 1596 Mar: (as Randolph) chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands and tenements
Yardley, Ralph: 1598 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of church land
Yardley, Ralph: 1599 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Yardley, Ralph: 1599 Mar: trusted with the keys of the vestry and two communion cups
Yardley, Ralph: 1604 Feb: vestryman, deceased; replaced on the vestry by Mr Serjeant Green
Yearwood, Richard: 1598 May: his dispute with the parish to be put to arbitration
Yearwood, Richard: 1601 Sep: named in the vestry minutes as a gatherer of money for the poor
Yearwood, Richard: 1604 Feb: chosen to be a vestryman in the stead of Mr Emerson, deceased
Yearwood, Richard: 1604 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Yearwood, Richard: 1606 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Yearwood, Richard: 1607 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Yearwood, Richard: 1608 Apr: chosen to be an auditor for the collectors for the poor
Yearwood, Richard: 1609 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Yearwood, Richard: 1610 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Yearwood, Richard: 1610 Dec: of the Boroughside; to assist the churchwardens in a placement
Yearwood, Richard: 1611 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Yearwood, Richard: 1611 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for the purchase of the fee simple of the rectory
Yearwood, Richard: 1613 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Yearwood, Richard: 1614 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Yearwood, Richard: 1615 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Yearwood, Richard: 1616 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Yearwood, Richard: 1617 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Yearwood, Richard: 1618 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor of parish lands
Yearwood, Richard: 1618 Dec: vestryman, representing Boroughside
Yearwood, Richard: 1619 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Yearwood, Richard: 1620 Mar: named a feoffee in trust for Thomas Emerson's garden plot in Maiden Lane
Yearwood, Richard: 1620 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden and warden of the great account
Yearwood, Richard: 1620 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Yearwood, Richard: 1622 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Yearwood, Richard: 1623 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Yearwood, Richard: 1625 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Yearwood, Richard: 1626 Mar: trusted by the vestry with the keys to the parish chests
Yearwood, Richard: 1627 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Yeomans, Francis: 1593 Nov: to be admitted clerk of the house in the stead of John Russell, deceased
Yeomans, Francis: 1594 Apr: he is to be paid by the vestry for his service
Yeomans, Francis: 1594 Nov: he is granted a lease to the chapel formerly held by John Claybrook
Yeomans, Francis: 1595 Oct: a copyist? Noted in the vestry minutes as having copied many leases
Young, John: 1573 Jan: invited to join the vestry
Young, John: 1573 Dec: vestryman, identified as an innholder
Young, John: 1574 Feb: to abide by the decision of the arbitrators in the Bromfield-Dawtry dispute
Young, John: 1574 Apr: chosen to be one of the surveyors for the year
Young, John: 1576 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Young, John: 1577 Mar: chosen to be a churchwarden
Young, John: 1577 Mar: listed as a churchwarden in the vestry minutes
Young, John: 1577 Mar: churchwarden, given money to pay the choir
Young, John: 1577 Mar: trusted with one of the three keys to the parish chest
Young, John: 1578 Apr: chosen to be an auditor for the school
Young, John: 1578 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the poor account
Young, John: 1579 Jun: chosen to be an auditor for the free grammar school
Young, John: 1579 Jun: reimbursed for 'when he went over the water about the park to be examined'
Young, John: 1579 Aug: chosen to be an auditor for the old collectors' account
Young, John: 1580 Mar: chosen to be an auditor of the churchwardens' accounts
Young, John: 1580 Aug: chosen to be an auditor
Young, John: 1581 Mar: chosen to be a surveyor
Young, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Young, John: 1582 Mar: chosen to be an auditor
Young, John: 1584 Mar: deceased; had a property called Pennyfold Acre, now leased to George Merrick
Young, John: 1593 Jan: witnessed the receipt of the Edith Blackby money in the vestry