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Inhabitants of London in 1638
St. Leonard, Eastcheap

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Centre for Metropolitan History

Publication

The inhabitants of London in 1638

Author

T.C. Dale

Year published

1931

Pages

88-89

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'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Leonard, Eastcheap', The inhabitants of London in 1638 (1931), pp. 88-89. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=32022 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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The Valuation of the Rectory of ST. LEONARD, EASTCHEAP.

The Valuation of the Rectory of ST. LEONARD, EASTCHEAP.

LONDON, 21 MAY, 1638.
MS. p. 165.
£ s. d.
Payments and deductions:
The yearly tenths 2 11 4
The procurations 7 8
A yearly pension to Christ Church, Canterbury 2 4
Loss by tithes yearly about 13 4
Given to my curate yearly beside all the vailes and casualties also given him 20 0 0
Yearly profits and comings in:
A parsonage house belonging to it.
Offerings at Easter about 1 13 0
Casualties yearly by christenings, marriages and burials given to my curate about 2 0 0
The ground for burial in the chancel, yearly not worth 2 0 0
HOUSES VERY MODERATELY VALUED FOR YEARLY RENT.
£
Mr. Wm. Bachelour 25
Mr. Steven Eastwich 15
Mr. Samuel Lee 25
Mr. Thomas Player & another house 25
William Hale 3
- Jinkinson 4
James Toft 2
William Masterman 7
Mr. Richard Parker & for another house 25
Mr. Bourne 25
Mr. Richard Waring 26
Mr. Henry Bonnet 25
Mrs. Bucknam 14
Mrs. Branden Wetherall 20
Mr. Thomas Fitch 14
Mr. William Potter 15
Mr. Wm. Holt & Mr.Wm. Smith 15
For another house and shop 18
Anthony Carter 4
Mr. Joseph Baymond 18
Mr. John Waddington 9
Mr. Andrew Halford 18
Mr. Simon Smith 16
Mr. Samuel Soane, jun. 24
Mr. Thomas Tomson & - Stantor 25
Mr. Samuel Soane, senr. 6
Mr. Myhel Phillips 25
For a stable 2
Bailey, a little house 1
Mr. Robert Rye 15
Mr. Edward & James Bodywat 25
Mr. Roger Fylewood 14
£493
MS. p. 165a.
Mr. John Lucas 25
Mr. Tomson 18
Mr. Thomas Carter 16
Mr. Arthur Dickenson 18
The widow Radley 10
George Sheppey 12
The widow Tansley 10
Mr. Tobias Lyle 20
Mr. John Snell 12
Mr. Wm. Deyos & for another house 18
Mr. Christopher Barret 25
Mr. William Broome 12
Mr. William Adams 20
Mr. Short 18
Mr. Nicholas Kilver 20
Mr. William Smith 10
Mr. Thomas Adams & for another shop & house 40
Mr. John Tailor 20
Mr. Nehemiah Wallington 20
Mr. Waddington 5
Mr. Richard Boulson 18
Mr. William Chapman 24
Mr. Francis Pallat 20
Mr. George Streaton 22
Mr. Wm. Payne 10
Mr. John Wallington & for another house 24
Hill for Pierson's house 3
Mr. John Lay or Lyntwaight 20
Mr. Robt. Martyn 16
Mr. George Andrews 20
Mr. Richard Bartlet 20
Mr. Francis Shelbery 20
[written over Valentine Beale]
A shop at church door 2
Another shop at church doore -
Summe £568
£ s. d.
The value of all the rents very moderately rated 1061 0 0
The tithe of the living quarterly is 15 18 5
The tithes in the whole cometh to about 63 13 8

Abraham Colfe, Rector.
St. Leonard's, Eastcheap.