ST. OLAVES, OLD JEWRY.
MS. p. 293.
Ann. Dom. 1638.
The Vicarage of St. Olaves, Old Jewry within London, is in Tithes, Easter
offer., Mar. Church. Bur. and rents yearly now worth clearly to the Vicar
(as will after appear) Seventy five pounds, eight shillings, three pence farthing,
deducendis deductis. Presented by me Thos. Tuke the now incumbent.
May 15, 1638.
Vivat Rex
MS. p. 293a.
The value of the houses and things Tithable moderately rated in their
rents by the year.
RENTS
|
|
|
|
£ |
| Thos. Dutton |
8 |
| Edw. Boon |
12 |
| John Halsted |
8 |
| *Dame Francisca Weld, widow |
80 |
| John Rumbold |
24 |
| Eustace Brock |
3 |
| Thos. Hungate |
8 |
| James Cockrey |
8 |
| Cristofer Frederique |
8 |
| Anthony Edmunds |
16 |
| John Starky |
12 |
| Wm Blake |
10 |
| Mr. Moses Tryon |
50 |
|
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|
|
| Mr. Oliver Neve |
30 |
| Robert Robotham |
12 |
| John Strugnall |
10 |
| John Dockrey |
6 |
| Robert Wren |
8 |
| Wm. Tomson |
12 |
| Mr. Wm. Fitzherbert |
24 |
| John Wright |
26 |
| Ann Wilson, widow |
26 |
| Mr Wm. Vaghan |
24 |
| John Skinner |
16 |
| Mr. John Knight |
24 |
| Mr. Edmond Wright, alder. |
40 |
| Simon Hobuck |
24 |
| Mr. George Almerey |
20 |
| Jeffrey Wadeson |
20 |
|
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|
|
| Robt. Broadhead |
8 |
| Patient Wallyn |
10 |
| Priscilla White, widow |
10 |
| Rob. Rollston |
2£ |
| James Moulins |
0 |
| Jos. Alport |
4 |
| The 5 stables |
14 |
| Rich. Core |
14 |
| John Law |
8 |
| John Mills |
10 |
| Godfrey Cordwell |
12 |
| Rafe Hartley |
12 |
| Rich. White |
10 |
| Thos. Liddall |
18 |
| Nicholas Herrick |
16 |
| Mt. Hiller |
12 |
|
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|
|
| Thos Brisco |
12 |
| Andrew Dributter |
14 |
| Mr. Wm. Nubould |
12 |
| Mr. John Frederique |
50 |
| Ellis Day |
12 |
| Ellis Day [again] |
14 |
| Ellis Papworth |
8 |
| Thos. Salmon's warehouse |
2 |
| Mr. John Green |
50 |
| John Davis |
24 |
| Thos. Price |
14 |
| Thos. White |
10 |
| Mr. Richd. Smith |
12 |
| Mr. Richd. Byron |
28 |
| Mrs Sarah Harvey, wid. |
45 |
|
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|
|
| Mrs. Margaret Bowyer, wid. |
60 |
| Mr. John du Cane |
30 |
Ald. Gurny kept's shrievalry in her house, paid £200 rent for it, told me it
was richly worth an £100 a year and that he would have been tenant of it for
21 years and have paid an £100 yearly, but could not obtain his desire Yet
this said Alderman Gurny does owe me tithes for 3 quarters unless I will
take half a crown for a quarter.
Total sum of yearly rents amounts to £1,142.
Whole sum of yearly tithes as they be now paid arises to £53/1/10.
Casualties, Burials, Weddings, Churchings, Easter offerings, etc., do in
the year come to much about ten or twelve pounds.
To the Vicarage belongs a dwelling house (the Vicar's house) worth £8
or £10 a year, as houses go now, situate at the west end of the churchyard,
of which the vicar present lets a piece for a while which yields him 12 pence
a week and has so done since the first of October last.
To the said Vicarage appertains a tenement situated the east end of the
churchyard which yields the Vicar for the present nine pounds per annum.
MS. p. 296.
Out of this benefice the King receives yearly for Tenth £1/1/10¾ and the
Collector /4 for his acquittance.
Also to the Archdeacon yearly 3/4 for Procuration.
The full sum of present tithes, Easter offerings and other casualties and
rents now received for the whole year comes to £76 13s. 10d.
The whole sum of that which goes constantly out of this Vicarage in the
year, due to his Majesty and to the Archdeacon is £1/5/6¾.
£1/5/6¾ taken out of £76/13/10, there remains to the Vicar £75/8/3¼ of
yearly incomings to the now incumbent. Thos. Tuke.