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Inhabitants of London in 1638
St. Helen's within Bishopsgate

Sponsor

Centre for Metropolitan History

Publication

The inhabitants of London in 1638

Author

T.C. Dale

Year published

1931

Pages

69-70

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'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Helen's within Bishopsgate', The inhabitants of London in 1638 (1931), pp. 69-70. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=32013 Date accessed: 19 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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ST. HELEN'S WITHIN BISHOPSGATE.

ST. HELEN'S WITHIN BISHOPSGATE.

MS. p. 131.

The Impropriation of St. Helen's within Bishopsgate, London, yearly value of the houses moderately rented.

RENTS.
£
Crosseby House held by the East India Company 160
Leathersellers Hall 50
Gresham College 30
Alderman Backhouse 40
Thomas Fitch 24
Thomas Muns 24
Sir William Cooper 30
John Steevens 30
George Frear 28
Thomas Ridgeley 6
Henry Whittingham 24
Robert Wright 12
Leonard Taylor 7
Timothy Cruso 30
Marmaduke Jefferson 7
Nathaniel Wright 24
Peter Odyer 9
Joseph Smith 13
Helen Taylor 2/10
Thomas Richardson 2/10
Widow Gerlinge 2/10
John Roulson 2/10
George Lambert 2/10
William Deudney 7/10
Henry Collins 9/10
Andrew Ward 2/10
Stephen Fawson 5/10
R . . Hopkins 2/10
William Patricke 7/10
Christopher Whitchcott 20
John Williamson 9/10
Thomas Hutchins 24
Humphrey Foorde 20
Henry Ward 10
Gylbert Kinder 16
John Wild 24
William Robbinson 24
John Slany 24
Heriot Washburne 29
Edwin Griffin 12
Michael Alexander 5
William Rutland 15
John Fuller 12
Thomas Turner 14
Edward Flood 9
Thomas Smith 8
John Nottingham 7/10
Francis Kyrby 11
Samuel North 10
James Allen 13/10
Widow Fennor 12
William Pinckard 7/10
Richard Bale 3/10
Morgan Jones for 2 houses 15
£1071/10
M.S. p. 131a.
Mr. Edwards, minister 9
James Ashey 9
Sir Gilbert Gerard 34
Mrs. Williams 34
Timothy Wade 20
Widow Buffield 3/10
Widow Morgan 14
William Barkley 34
Thomas Warner 5/10
John Pierce 7
Thomas Sneath 11
Widow Collins 7
James Chester 4/10
Philip Hughes 4/10
Richard Ankle [or Aukle] 5
Edward Owsley 4/10
Abel Palmer 4/10
Adam Lawrence 35
For his garden house 5
William Fletcher 9
S Clarke 9
Widow Ouldis 9
Thomas Jennings 16
Robert Harvey 20
Abraham Chamberlaine 30
George Stringer 16
John Warner 5
Edward Cason 14
William Pennoyer 16
Thomas Wiseman 12
Robert Masters 28
Helen Chapman 28
Peter Sheishewe 10
Frederick Debousy 18
Robert Pinchion 18
Richard Leigh 16
Robert Coppin 18
John Giles 11
Widow Lustenam 3/10
Nicholas Pistor 3/10
John Pennocke 3/10
John Winterbourne 4/10
Widow Morencott 4/10
Widow Stancey 4/10
James Blatt 18
J. Gilbert 18
Ascanius Vicks 35
Richard Armestronge 14
Joane Flood 4/10
£660/10
MS. p. 132. £ s. d.
The Independent Maintenance allowed for officiating the Cure 20 0 0
The cleare value of Tithes as they are now paid yearely 63 13 0
Easter offerings annis coib. 2 10 0
The yearly profits of Churchings, Marriages & Burials 10 0 0
The yearly rent of the houses moderately valued 1732 0 0