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December 1569 - December 1569

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Centre for Metropolitan History

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St Martin-in-the-Fields: The accounts of the churchwardens, 1525-1603

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J. V. Kitto (editor)

Year published

1901

Pages

242-249

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'Accounts: December 1569 - December 1569', St Martin-in-the-Fields: The accounts of the churchwardens, 1525-1603 (1901), pp. 242-249. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=81896 Date accessed: 20 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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December 1569 - December 1569
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December 1569 - December 1569

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of vs Harrolde Bynghame John Barnarde and Robarte Penythorne (fn. 1) Churche Wardenes of the parryshe of S^ct Martens in the fieldes by Charinge crose in the Countye of Midd' Chossen and appoyntede for the space of one Hole yeare Endinge at the Nativitye of our Lorde godd a thowsande ffyve Hundrethe three Score and Nyne and in the Twelfe yeare of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Ladye ELizabethe by the grace of god Quene of Englande ffraunce and Irelande Defendoure of the faythe &c' As well for the Receipte as alsoe the paymentes and all other ordynarye Chardges Specyfied and Conteyned in this our accompte as heare after ffollowethe &c'


Inp'mis ther ys remayninge in our Handes of our fyrst yeares accompte as apperethe by our Booke w^che we haue deliuerede vpp	ix^li xj^s iiij^d ob'

The Receipte of all somes of moneye Receyvede by vs in this our Seconde yeare for Buryalls kneles and suche Lyke as heare after ffollowethe &c'


Januarij	It'm the viij^th daye was Buryed fenixe sternes Childe	Nic'
	It'm the xxiij^th daye was Buryed gartrede Symone	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buryed Edwarde Johnsone (fn. 2)	Nic'
	It'm the xxv^th daye was Buryed Alis Spencer	Nic'
	It'm the xxviij^th daye was Buryed Elnor wanbree (fn. 3)	Nic'
ffebrewarye	It'm the xiij^th daye was Buryed Gryffen NyCcolls	xvj^d
	It'm the xvj^th daye was Buryed Jone Maynarde	ij^d
	It'm the xvij^th daye was Buryed Jesper hacaburde	Nic'
Marche	It'm the vj^th daye was Buryed Katheren Russell (fn. 4)	Nic'
	It'm the ix^th daye was Buryed Katheren Thackwell	Nic'
	It'm the x^th daye was Buryed John Harmane	Nic'
	It'm the xiij^th daye was Buryed ALys powell	viij^s
	It'm the xvij^t daye was Buryed Petter NyColsone	ix^s
	It'm the xxij daye was Buryed Thom's Parcke	ix^s
	Receyvede for Buryalls in our Ladye daye quarter	xxvij^s vj^d
Aprell	It'm the second daye was Buryed Agnes Jones Syster to m^r Ashlye	viij^s
	It'm the forthe daye was Buryed Elizabethe Basbrowne (fn. 5)	ix^s
	It'm the xxix^th daye was Buryed one farname of the garde (fn. 6)	xvj^d
Maye	It'm the xx^th daye was Buryed Robarte Persyfall	ix^s
Maye	It'm the xxx daye was Buryede ELynor Canke	ij^d
June	It'm the fyrste daye Buryed Jone [blank] S^r'unte to henrye Alysone	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buryed James Cogges (fn. 7)	ij^d
	It'm the xxij^th daye was Buryed one of M^r Darlowes mene	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buryede Petter garlande	ij^s iiij^d
	Receyvede ffor Buryalls in Mydsomer quarter	xxx^s iiij^d
Julij	It'm the xviij^th daye was Buryede [Elizabeth Garlande]	ij^s iiij^d
Julij	It'm the xix^th daye was Buryede Davye THomas	ij^d
Auguste	It'm the xviij^th daye was Buryede Katheren Lane	ij^d
	It'm the vj^th daye was Buryed Willm prestone	Nic'
	It'm the xxij^th daye was Buryed Margarete Wylsone	Nic'
	It'm the xxxj^th daye was Buryede Arnolde prestone	Nic'
September	It'm the iiij^th daye was Buryede Nycholas Jarrethe	Nic'
	It'm the v^th daye was Buryed John Barnarde (fn. 8)	ix^s
	It'm the xxiij daye was Buryed garratte Maneme (fn. 9)	Nic'
	It'm the xxv^th daye was buryed John Harvye	ix^s
	It'm the xxvj^th daye was Buryed John Wheller	Nic'
	It'm the xxvj daye was burye[d] ffrauncis Thymbelbye	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buryed Marye Wyllyams (fn. 10)	Nic'
	It'm the xxviij^th daye was Buryed Agnes Nycolsone	ij^d
	Receyved for Buryalls in Myghelmas q^rter	xx^s x^d
October	It'm the xj^th daye Lyonell Ashleye	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buryed Marye Wortleye	Nic'
	It'm the xiij daye was Buryed Rycharde Barker	Nic'
	It'm the xiiij daye was Buryed Wyllm Whashe	iij^s iiij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buryed Nycolas Wyll'ms	Nic'
	It'm the xxv^th daye Will'm Dennis was Buryede	ij^d
	It'm the xxx^th daye was buryed John Bayngleye (fn. 11)	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryed John ffryer	Nic'
November	It'm the fyrste daye was buryed Margerye Caltone	Nic'
	It'm the xix^th daye was buryede Davye ffortune	Nic'
	It'm the xxv^th daye was buryede John Moate	ij^s iiij^d
December	It'm the seconde daye was Buryed Oreane (fn. 12) gryffene	Nic'
	It'm the v^th daye was Buryede Thoms Tomsone	Nic'
	It'm the viij^th daye was buryed John Collyver (fn. 13) & Rob'rt James	ij^d
	It'm the ix^th daye was buryed Margerete James	ij^d
	Receyved ffor Buryalls in Chrystmas quarter	vj^s iiij^d
	In p'mis Receyvede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages and for the pewes in the Churche for our ladye daye q^rter Endinge the xxv^th of Marche 1569	xlvj^s iiij^d
	It'm Receyvede and gathered the xx^t of Aprell 1569 for the halfe of the token moneye at Easter	xxvj^s iiij^d
	It'm Receyvede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages and for the pewes in the Churche for mydsom'er q^rter Endinge the xxiiij^th of June 1569	xlvj^s iiij^d
	It'm Receyvede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages and for the pewes in the Churche for Myghellmas quarter Endinge the xxix^th daye of September Anno D'ni 1569	xlvj^s iiij^d
	It'm Receyvede and gathered for the Clarke and Sextens wages and for the pewes in the Churche for Chrysmas quarter Endinge the xxv^th daye of December Anno 1569	xlvj^s iiij^d
	It'm Receyvede of M^r Dockter Hewycke for the rente of his Chamber for one whole yeare Endinge the xxv^th of December, 1569	vj^s viij^d
	It'm Receyvede of Rycharde Darlowe for the Lampe and the hollye water stoke of stone and other olde brase—x^s And for a greate Drye ffatte (fn. 14) —iiij^s	xiiij^s
	It'm Rec' of thoms Coole for halfe the sowder of the quire gutter	v^s
	S'ma To^ls of the whole Receipte of this our Seconde yere Amountethe to the some of	xxv^li xiij^s viij^d ob'
	Where of disbursed and Layde owte for the vse of the churche in the same yere anno d'ni 1569 as heare after ffollowethe &c'
	In p'mis payde to the Clarke and Sexten for there quarters wages dewe at the Annunciac'on of o^r Ladye beinge the xxv^th of marche 1569	xxx^s
	It'm payd to Edwarde kyngston brikmaker for iij M (fn. 14) of brike to make the walle by the Vickars tenn'antes at x^s the thowsande	xxx^s
	It'm payde to John Drewe Lymmane for x loades of lyme at xiiij^d the loade	xj^s viij^d
	It'm payde to John Reade Vyntner for the Dynner whene John Barnarde was Sworne Churche warden at Candelmas (fn. 15) anno 1568	xxx^s
	It'm payde to John peter Carpenter for the gate makinge and the frame	xij^s vj^d
	It'm payde to Richarde longe bricklayer for iiij daies worke D' occupied in makinge vp the walle at xiiij^d the daye	v^s iij^d
	It'm payde to Rychard Robynsone for iij loades of sande and iij^d loades of gravell at viij^d the load, iiij^s, and for caringe iij lode of Rubishe—vj^d	iiij^s vj^d
	It'm payde to OLyver Deppinge Sextene for a bell Roope —xviij^d, for a nower glase (fn. 16) and a quire of paper—xvj^d, for v daies worke occupied in S^rvinge of longe the bricklayer at viij^d the daye—iij^s iiij^d, for caringe of the gravell and spredinge of it—xij^d, for a baskette—iij^d, for washinge of the Churche Clothes—xvj^d, for pavinge of v graves in the Churche at viij^d the pece—iij^s iiij^d, for bromes—ij^d, and for ij longe white brusshes—vj^d	xij^s ix^d
	It'm paid to John Bellowes for mendinge a forme and iij pewes	x^d
	It'm payde for a Lether Bagge for moneye	iij^d
	It'm payde to John Beggarlye smythe for yronworke for the gate —vj^s viij^d, for a loke and a keye for the gate—xviij^d, for a Ringe for the gate and mendinge a loke and a payer of henges— xij^d	ix^s ij^d
	THe Chardges layde owte in our Ladye daye q^rter is	vij^li vj^s xj^d
	It'm payde to the Clarke and Sextene for ther quarters wages dewe at mydsomer at Anno D'ni 1569	xxx^s
	It'm payde to John howe organ maker for his halfe yers wages dewe at mydsom'	xij^d
	It'm payd to OLyver Dypinge for washinge the Churche clothes —xij^d, for Rynginge in Maye when the quene wente to grenv^che —viij^d, for a baldracke for the greate bell—ij^s iiij^d, for bromes—j^d, and for one dayes worke—xij^d	v^s j^d
	It'm laide owt for one Dynner when we went to Newgate w^th hyme that prented (fn. 17) the keye of the weste dore of the churche	xij^d
	It'm payde to M^r kellye for iij bushells of heare	xviij^d
	It'm payde for oyle for the armure	ij^d
	It'm payde to John Beggarleye smythe for the vane vppon the toppe of the steppell—v^s, for a loke and iij Booltes w^th tynne hedded nayl's and stapells—ij^s vj^d, for iij payer of Joyntes—iiij^s, for a newe keye for a dore vnder the Belfreye—xij^d	xij^s v^d
	It'm payde to Androwe westone for a newe presse (fn. 18) for the armure	iij^li
	It'm payde to John Shortrede for C of dowble x^d n'll's—xv^d, for iiij^c of ij^d nayl's—viij^d, and for vj^d n'll's (fn. 19) and sengle x^d n'l's—ij^s vj^d	iiij^s v^d
	It'm paid to M^r penythorne for one bundell of lathe and v. sengell q'ters	ij^s iij^d
	THe Chardges layde owte in Mydsomer quarter is	v^li xvij^s xj^d
	It'm payde to the Clarke and Sexten for ther quarters wages dewe at the feaste of S^t myghell tharckangell being the xxix^t of Septemb'r 1569	xxx^s
	It'm payde to John Howe organe maker for his q'rters wages dewe at myhelmas	vj^d
	It'm payd to a workmane and a Labowrer for sellinge (fn. 20) the presse	xx^d
	It'm payde for one lode of Lyme	xiiij^d
	It'm payd to Olyver Depinge for washinge the Churche Clothes	xij^d
	It'm payd to John Begarlye smythe for a loke (fn. 21) —vj^d, and for yrons to hange the ladders one in the Churche—ij^s viij^d	iij^s ij^d
	It'm payde to the plomber for xvj^li of Sowder at vij^d the pounde and for wood and Colles (fn. 22)	x^s
	It'm payde for tymber for the Crose over the stepell and for the frame of the Bells—iij^s, for iiij dayes worke of a Carpenter abowte the same at xiiij^d the daye—iiij^s viij^d & for n'lls—vij^d	viij^s iij^d
	It'm payde for ij newe Ladders	xij^s
	It'm paid for iij Brackettes—xij^d and for Bromes—j^d	xiij^d
	It'm payd for the pavinge of iij graves in the Churche	ij^s
	THe Chardges Layde owte in Myghellmas quarter	iij^li x^s x^d
	It'm payde to the Clarke and Sextene for ther quarter wages dewe at the natyvitie of our lorde god beinge the xxv^t of Decemb'r 1569	xxx^s
	It'm payde to the plomber for Leade and workmanshippe for the Coveringe of the Crose and the Rooffe over the sance bell	xxij^s
	It'm payde to John Beggarleye smythe for mendinge of a bell Clapper—xvj^d, and for mendinge of a Keye—viij^d	ij^s
	It'm payd for wood and Coles for the plomber	xvj^d
	It'm payde to OLyver Depinge sextene for a Beell Roppe —ij^s vj^d, for towe dayes worke occupied in helpinge of the plomber —xvj^d, for Bromes—j^d, for a baldricke for one of the bells —xvj^d, for Hollye and Ivye—xvj^d, for grease for the bells—iij^d, for a sacke of Lyme—ij^d, for washinge of the Churche Clothes and the Surplices—xvj^d, for Rynging for the quene the xvij^th of november 1569 (fn. 23) —xij^d & for Candels—vj^d	ix^s x^d
	It'm Layde owte for necessaries for the armure as ffollowethe &c' for one dossen of poynts (fn. 24) —ij^d, for ij^li of powder and a bage (fn. 25) —iij^s, for Matches—vj^d, for ij yardes of Bockerame —xvj^d, and for towe—ij^d	v^s ij^d
	It'm payde for one skyne of p'chemente and for writtinge the orders	xx^d
	It'm Laide owte when the newe churche wardens was sworne	iij^s iiij^d
	It'm payde to M^r Waters Cutler for makinge Cleane of tharmure the space of ij yeares Endinge at the byrthe of our lorde god in Anno 1569—x^s, and for the newe Lyninge of viij morryons (fn. 26) —ij^s	xij^s
	It'm Layde owte for parchemente and yngrossinge vp of the Bookes of accompte and makinge the gatheringe boke and makinge newe Inventories in p'chemente	viij^s
	It'm Layde owte to make the Masters of the p'ryshe drincke at the gevinge vpp of this our accompte	xx^s
	THe chardges Laide owte in Chrisemas quarter	v^li xv^s iiij^d
	S'm To^ls of the Wholle Receipte of this yeare is	xxv^li xiij^s viij^d ob'
	S'm of the Whoole Chardges Layde owte in theis yeare is	xxij^li xj^s
	Sooe Remaynethe in oure handes of the Receiptes aboue the Exspences for this yeare—iij^li iiij^s iiij^d ob' (fn. 27) Whiche we ar Reddye to Deliu' at the geveinge vpp of this our accompte	iij^li ij^s viij^d ob' (fn. 27)

[Signed] p' me Robertu' best vicariu'
Thom's ffowler
John Colbrand
James harman
nycolas christian [mark] will'm waters Marke
[mark]
Rob'rt [mark] Carleys mark
John hill

Footnotes

1	In the ordinary course of events, Evans and Bingham (vide p. 236) would still have been wardens; Evans apparently retired and Barnarde became junior warden. A John Barnarde was buried in September (p. 244), this was probably the churchwarden; Robert Pennythorn was no doubt chosen to fill his place for the rest of the year.
2	Jackeson (R.)
3	Webere (R.)
4	Ruston (R.)
5	Mariona Browne (R.)
6	George Varnam (R.) slain in self defence by one whom he had attacked (Gaol Delivery Rolls, 6th June, 11 Eliz. Middlesex County Record Society).
7	Coxe (R.)
8	Barnett (R.)
9	Mone (R.)
10	Wilson (R.)
11	Langley (R.)
12	Evans (R.)
13	Collin (R.)
14	These relics of the church were probably stored away when the Protestant revival in 1558 rendered them useless; after the many changes it is not unlikely that some churchwarden had preserved them for possible future use. "Drye fatte"; a box, packing-case or large basket (Halliwell).
15	Feb. 2, 1568–9.
16	Hour glass, cf. n. I, p. 169, Churchwardens' Accounts of Ludlow (Camden Society); and Journal Brit. Archæ. Assoc. xxix, 131.
17	The accounts contain no further reference to this incident. "Prented," qy. imprinted— took an impression of, perhaps with felonious intent.
18	Small room or closet, vide note 3.
19	Nails.
20	i.e. Plastering.
21	Lock.
22	Coals.
23	Elizabeth's accession day; first time it is mentioned in these accounts.
24	Tagged laces.
25	Bag.
26	A helmet without a visor or other protection for the face. State Pap. Dom. Eliz. lxiv, I, contains a full list of the arms due from various inhabitants of this parish. "The comon Armour charged" on the parish was 6 corslets, 6 pikes, 6 calivers, 6 morions, 12 swords, and 12 daggers.
27	The total of expenditure has been changed; so has the balance, but, by an oversight, the original has been left in the paragraph.

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