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Accounts
December 1569 - December 1571

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Centre for Metropolitan History

Publication

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

Author

J. V. Kitto (editor)

Year published

1901

Pages

250-264

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'Accounts: December 1569 - December 1571', St Martin-in-the-Fields: The accounts of the churchwardens, 1525-1603 (1901), pp. 250-264. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=81897 Date accessed: 19 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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December 1569 - December 1571
Footnotes

December 1569 - December 1571

This is thaccompte of ds Robarte Beste (fn. 1) and Androwe Westone Churche Wardens of the p'ryshe of S^ct Martyns in the ffeyldes ner Charinge Crosse in the Countye of Mydd' Chossen and appoyntede for the space of towe hoole yers Endinge at the feaste of the Nativitye of our lorde god in anno a thowsande ffyve hundrethe three Score and a leven, and in the fortenthe yere of the Raigne of our soveraigne Ladye Elizabethe by the grace of gode Quene of Englande ffraunce and Irelande Deffendoure of the ffaithe &c' as Weell for the Receiptes as alsoe for the payments and all other Chardges Specyfyede and Conteynede in this ou^r accompte as Here after ffollowethe &c, 1572.

Moneys Receyved of the maisters of the p'ryshe at our fyrste Entrance into our office


	Inp'mis Receyuede the x^th daye of Januarij in the xij^th yeere of the Raigne of our soveraigne Ladye quene Elizabethe by vs Rob'rte Beeste and Androwe [Weston	iij^li ij^s
	The Receiptes of all somes of Moneye of the ffyrste yeere of our Charge as well for buryalls knyles and suche lyke as ffoll'
Januarij	It'm the xxx^t daye of december buryed Ellen Weltone	ij^s iiij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buryede Clemente Mores (fn. 2)	Nyc'
	It'm the same daye was Buryede one (fn. 3) Spencer	Nic'
	(fn. 5) It'm the fyrste of Januarij was Buryede John Tonge	ij^d
	It'm the vij^th of Januarij was Buryede Elyne Bromeleye	xiiij^d
	It'm the xx^th daye of Januarij was Buryede John Evans	xiiij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede John Wylsone & John haden (fn. 4)	ij^d
ffebrewarii	It'm the xvij^t of ffebrewarij was buryede Gryffen Evans	Nic'
	It'm the xviij^t daye was Buriede Elizabethe Yewle	vij^s viij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buriede Margarette Ethell	Nic'
	It'm the xxvj^t daye was Buryede John Bayle	Nic'
Marche	It'm the v^th of marche was Buryede Rychard Smythe	viij^s viij^d
	It'm viij^th daye was Buryede Anne Sterne	Nic'
	It'm the xx^th daye was Buryede ffrauncis Wharton	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buriede Oliver Dempen (fn. 6)	Nic'
	It'm the xxiiij^t daye was Rycharde Harmane	xij^d
	It'm the Laste daye was Buryede Ane Corbette	ij^d
	S'm Receyved for burials in o^r ladye daye Qua'ter—xxij^s vj^d
Aprell	It'm the fyrste of Aprell Receyuede for token moneye	xxxiiij^s
	It'm the same daye was buryede Annys Acselle (fn. 7)	iij^s iiij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Margarett Ludforde	Nic'
	It'm the iij^t daye was buryede Elizabethe Symsone (fn. 8)	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Sebbell ffepps	ij^d
	It'm the xx^t daye was buryede John Bacone	ij^d
	It'm the xxj^t daye was buryede Nycholas Yeomans	ij^d
	It'm the xxv^t daye was buryede Margarett warde	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede Rycharde Stewarde	ij^d
	It'm the xxvij^t daye was buryede Rycharde Bevene (fn. 9)	Nic'
Maye	It'm the iij^t of Maye was buryede Nycholas Browne	ij^d
	It'm the iiij^t daye was buryede Elizabethe Browne (fn. 10)	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede Annys Axall (fn. 11)	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede Jone Swayne	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede Robarte Sayes	ij^s iiij^d
	It'm the xvj^t daye was buryede wyll'm Arnolde	ij^d
	It'm the xxj^t daye was buryede Petter gyllaboate (fn. 12)	ij^d
	(fn. 18) It'm the xxiij^t daye was buryede Marye Jones	ij^d
	(fn. 18) It'm the xxiiij^t daye was buryede John fferres	iiij^d
	It'm the same daye Martyne felde was buried beinge a Child found by the p'rishe (fn. 13)	Nic'
	It'm the laste of maye was Buryede Owen vpphewe	ij^d
June	It'm the seconde of June was buryede Rycharde Gyllabote (fn. 14)	ij^d
	It'm the viij^th daye was buryede Wyll'm Sargante (fn. 15)	ij^d
	It'm the same daye Emanewell Beaste was buryede	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buryede ELizabethe Wylsone (fn. 16)	ij^d
	It'm the xvij^t daye was Buriede Arthure Roosse (fn. 17)	ij^d
	It'm the xxv^t daye was Buryede Joh'n Wylliams	ij^d
	S'm Receyuede for buryals in mydsom' Qua'ter—xlij^s vj^d
Julye	It'm the ffyrste daye was Buryede ELizabethe Harvye	Nic'
	It'm the ix^t daye was Buryede Christopher Torner	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buryede x'ptopher Hayne	Nic'
	It'm the xxj^t daye was Buryede Prewdeaxe stevnsone	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buryed Margarett Savagge	Nic'
	It'm the xxviij^t daye was Buriede John Powell	ij^s
	It'm the laste of Julij was Buried John Moote	Nic'
Awguste	It'm the fyrste of Awguste was Buryede Marye garrate	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buryede Rogger ffooxe	ij^d
	It'm the iij^t daye was Buryede Marye Cornellys	ij^d
	It'm the x daye was Buryede Ellen Evans	ij^d
	It'm the xvj daye was Buryede Amye Cornyshe	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buryede Lewse Christian	ij^d
	It'm the xxv^t daye was Buryed Sewzan Batte	Nic'
	It'm the xxvj^t daye was Buryede John Mowlsene	Nic'
	It'm the laste of Awguste was buried Edwarde gawen	ij^d
Septemb'r	It'm the viij^th of Septemb'r was buryede John Bettye	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Margerye Bursse	Nic'
	It'm the xj^t daye was buryede Arnolde Johnsone	Nic'
	It'm the xvij^t daye was buryede Mathewe harden (fn. 19)	ij^d
	It'm the xxiiij^t daye was buryede John Charsleye	xvj^d
	It'm the xxvj^t daye was buryede Edmonde prockter	viij^s
	It'm the laste of Septemb'r was buryede Margerye Nelson (fn. 20)	xvj^d
	S'm Receyuede for buriales in Myghelmas Qua'ter—xiiij^s ij^d
October	It'm the xv^t daye of Octob'r was Buriede James Hudsone	Nic'
	It'm the xx^t daye was buryede Nycholas Strangestaffe	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Jewdethe Bevene	Nic'
	It'm the xxviij^t of October was Buriede Robarte Hoggens	ij^s iiij^d
November	It'm the xx^th of Novemb'r was Buried Thom's Wackfeylde	ij^d
November	It'm the same daye was Buried John Hayne and Nathaniell Beaste	Nic'
December	It'm the fyrste of Decemb'r was buriede x'ptopher Laconte	iij^s iiij^d
	It'm the vij^t daye was Buryede Jone Symocke (fn. 21)	viij^s
	It'm the same daye was Buryede Robarte Lagate	Nic'
	It'm the xv^t of Decemb'r was buried Elizabethe Cornyshe	Nic'
	S'm Receyued for buryals in x'pmas qua'ter—xiiij^s
	S'm Receyuede for buryalls in this our fyrste yere	iiij^li xiij^s ij^d
	Gatherede in the ffyrste q^rter in the ftyrste yere towardes the newe makinge of the pewes of thes p'sons Hereafter nom'ynated
	THom's ffowller	xvj^d
	Edwarde Weltone	vj^d
	Androwe Westone	xij^d
	John Orshawe	xij^d
	Wyll'm Bromleye	xij^d
	Adame ffowle	xij^d
	Rycharde Robinsone	xij^d
	Davye Powell	xij^d
	James Harmane	xij^d
	John Earpe	xij^d
	Rycharde Darlowe	xij^d
	John Basbrowne	xij^d
	George Castell	iiij^d
	Robarte Mortone	xij^d
	Wyll'm Payntone	xij^d
	John Powell	xij^d
	Nycholas Christian	xij^d
	John Whitheede	vj^d
	Humfreye Lovell	xij^d
	Wyll'm Downes	xij^d
	John Butler	vj^d
	Patricke ffyffe	xij^d
	THom's godacres	vj^d
	Robarte galle	xij^d
	Thom' Sleye	xij^d
	John Shortrede	xij^d
	John Colbrande	xij^d
	Mathewe Clarke	xij^d
	Hewghe Hyll	vj^d
	John Martyne	iiij^d
	Wyll'm More	xij^d
	George Irelande	xij^d
	Wyll'm Bevene	vj^d
	Antonye Higgens	vj^d
	Rycharde Alcooke	vj^d
	Edwarde Stelcragge	vj^d
	John Beggarlye	vj^d
	John Nycolsone	vj^d
	THom's Torner	vj^d
	Garrate Johnsone	xij^d
	Bartholomewe Rocabecke	xij^d
	THom's Browne	xij^d
	Harvye Perrowse	xij^d
	Rycharde Teddare	xij^d
	Henrye Howghtone	xij^d
	Reynner Beeke	xij^d
	John Arnolde	xij^d
	John Bryane	xij^d
	Wyll'm Jones	xij^d
	Nycholas Wyer	xij^d
	Cornellis goodfreye	ij^s
	Rowland Robinsone	vj^d
	Wyll'm Jones	xij^d
	ffrauncis Yewle	xij^d
	Harrolde Byngham	xij^d
	Humfreye Moate	vj^d
	ffrauncis Hack'	xij^d
	John Martyne	xij^d
	Antonye Harrys	xij^d
	John Plombe	xij^d
	Robarte Penythorne	xij^d
	James Spyce	xij^d
	John Troote	xij^d
	Wyll'm Stowe	xij^d
	John Petter	xij^d
	Robarte Carleys	xij^d
	Petter Tonneye	xij^d
	Wyll'm Waters	xij^d
	Wyll'm Jesper	xij^d
	John Kelshawe	xij^d
	Robarte Beaste	xij^d
	John Sallette	vj^d
	Robarte Graye	xij^d
	THom's Henshawe	xij^d
	John Sussexe	xij^d
	John Reede	xij^d
	John Whartone	iij^d
	John Roffe	xij^d
	Thom's Puttrell	vj^d
	Robarte Jones	xij^d
	John fforeste	xij^d
	Gathered of M^ris ffowler: M^ris Penythorn: & M^ris Howghton: for Saye for y^e pewe—xij^s
	S'm gathered towardes the Makinge of the newe pewes	iiij^li iiij^s iij^d
	It'm Receyuede of M^r Brightmane and M^r Downes for a Leggacye dewe by Allis Lee Wyddowe Decessede	xxx^s
	It'm Receyuede of M^rffowler Certayne moneye w^che was Remayninge in his handes being gatherede for Longforde bridge (fn. 22) and was not Demanded amontinge to	xxxiij^s viij^d
	It'm gatherede in arrearages of thold yere in this fyrste quarter	xij^s xj^d
	It'm Receyuede in ffynes	iiij^s
all theise p'cels was gatherede to paye for the newe castinge of the broken bell	It'm Receyuede of John Earpe Constabell	xv^s iij^li xij^s ij^d
	It'm Receyuede of Rycharde Alcooke Constabell	xv^s iiij^d
	It'm Receyuede of Robarte Gale Constabell	viij^s iiij^d
	It'm Receyuede of James Spyce Constabell	xiij^s vj^d
	It'm Receyuede for ij^o grave Stones	xx^s
	It'm Receyued and gatherede for the Pewes in the churche this firste q'ter Endinge [at o^r lady day	xij^s ix^d q'
	It'm gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages in this firste quarter	xxx^s

In mydsomer Quarter


It'm Receyvede and gatherede for the Pews in the Churche	xij^s ix^d q'
It'm Receyved and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages	xxx^s

In Myghelmas Quarter


It'm Receyued and gatherede for the Pews in the Churche	xij^s ix^d q'
It'm Receyued and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages	xxx^s

In Chrisemas Quarter


It'm Receyued and gatherede for the Pewes in the Churche	xij^s ix^d q'
It'm Receyuede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages	xxx^s
It'm Receyuede of M^r Docter Hewicke for the Rente of his chamb'r for one hole yere	vj^s viij^d
S'm Receyuede and gathered in this our fyrste yere for Clarke and Sextens wages & of M^r brightmane M^r ffowler the iiij^or Constables and in Rerages and ffynes	xvj^li x^s vj^d
S'm T^llis of the hoole Receipte in this our fyrste yers accompte as aperethe is	xxviij^li ix^s xj^d

Exspences

Charges dysbursede and Layde owt for thewse of the Churche by vs thafforesaide Churche Wardens in the fyrste yere of this our accompte Whereof we Dezire to be allowed as hereafter ffolloweth

In our Ladye daye q'ter Endinge the xxv^th of Marche


It'm payde to the Clarke and Sextene for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde to Olyver Deppinge for washinge the churche clothes	xviij^d
It'm payde for xxxviij plankes for the newe pewes in the churche of sundrye scanllyns (fn. 23) and for Sawinge of fyve of them	xlix^s viij^d
It'm payde for Cariage of the same plankes from Londone	xx^d
It'm payde for a pece of tymber to make groundplates and for sawinge of it	iij^s ij^d
It'm payde for a baskette to occupye in the Churche	vj^d
It'm payde for a hoole waynscote and sawinge it for M^risffowlers & M^rspenythorns pewe	iiij^s
It'm payd to Hubbarde vancollen to make the same pewe	vij^s
It'm payde for pannels to mende M^ris Brydymans Pewe	viij^d
It'm payd to John Bellows ffor ij Clapbourdes (fn. 24)	iiij^d
It'm payde for the Carvinge of xxvij poppee heeds (fn. 25) for the lefte side of the church	xxxvj^s
It'm payde for the Carvinge of xxv^ti for the Right syde of the Churche	xlj^s viij^d
It'm payde to x'ptopter for Settinge the poste to beere the polpette	xvj^d
It'm payde for nayls and Lace for M^ris Brydymans pewe	iiij^d
It'm payde for iiij^or Sackes of Cooles for the Joynners	xviij^d
It'm payde for Candels for the precher (fn. 26) and Joynners	iij^s
It'm payde to harvye perowse Joyner for vj daies and one ni'tes worke of his mane	viij^s ij^d
It'm payde to John Bellows Joynn' for xxvij daies and v. nightes worke at xiiij^d day	xxxvij^s iiij^d
It'm payde to John Royale Joynn' for xx^ti daies worke of his mane at xiiij^d y^e day	xxiij^s iiij^d
It'm payd to John Jons Joynn' for xvj daies worke & v ni'tes at xiiij^d the daye	xxiiij^s vj^d
It'm payde to John Powell Joynn' for xj daies worke and iiij ni'tes at xij^d the daye	xv^s
It'm payde to a bricklayer for iiij dayes worke to vnderpyne the pewes and pavinge sundrye places in the Churche w^che was broken at xij^d the daye	iiij^s
It'm payde for a hundrethe of Lyme	vij^s
It'm payde for a loade of Sande and caringe it into the howse	viij^d
It'm payde to a woman to prove if the churche wyndows wold be mad clene	vj^d
It'm payde for vj quyers of paper	ij^s
It'm payde for a newe Com'unyon booke—v^s and for an Omelye booke (fn. 27) —viij^d, in all	v^s viij^d
It'm payde to the Sexten for the ffetchinge of Rob'rte morton & Neale to churche (fn. 28)	ij^d
It'm payde to make the olde churchewardens Drincke at the greyhonde	xviij^d
S'm Layde owte in our Ladye day qua'ter	xv^li xij^s ij^d

In Mydsomer quarter Endinge the xxiiij^th of June


It'm payde to the Clarke and Sexten for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde for washinge of the Churche Clothes	xviij^d
It'm payde for torninge a pyller (fn. 29) to Sett the byble one	viij^d
It'm payde for a bourde to Laye in M^ris harmans pewe	vj^d
It'm payde to John Bellowes for iiij daies worke mendinge of olde pewes	iiij^s
It'm payde for vj Candelstickes of plate (fn. 30) and towe of woode	x^d
It'm payde for iiij^or payer of Joyntes for olde pewes	xvj^d
It'm payde to M^r penythorne for dyverse and sundrye kyndes of sawne stoffe for the makinge of the newe pewes in the Churche	iij^li vj^s ix^d
It'm payde for nayles of sundrye sortes & broodes (fn. 31) for the saide newe pewes	xxxij^s
It'm payde for breed and Drynke to make the workmen worke willingly apon	[y^e pewes vj^d
It'm payde for mendinge ij^o payer of olde Joyntes	viij^d
It'm for a looke and towe keyes for the Lyttell Cobbourde (fn. 32)	ij^s vj^d
It'm for ij keys and mendinge the looke (fn. 33) to pute the Com'un'on clothes in	xiiij^d
It'm paide for alteringe the Ironworke to Sett the byble one	ij^s v^d
It'm paide for mates (fn. 34) for all the newe pewes—xxx^s x^d, and for a pece of bristo (fn. 35) mate. ij^s vj^d xxxiij^s iiij^d
It'm payde to John Begarlye for ij^o Dowble casmentes mendinge	viij^d
S'm Layde owte in mydsomer quarter	viij^li xviij^s x^d

In Myghelmas quarter


It'm payde to the Clarke and Sextene for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde for washinge of the Churche Clothes	xviij^d
It'm payde for a newe Roope for the greate bell	xx^d
It'm payd to John Beggarlye for a newe casmente for the vestrye	iij^s iiij^d
It'm payd to geyls quarrell for Setinge the scolhowse wyndowe&for vj neweq'rels	iiij^s ij^d
It'm payde to a labowrer to helpe Sett vp the same	ij^s xj^d
It'm payde for ij plankes to laye over the wyndowe	xvj^d
It'm for a hundrethe of ynche bourdes to make the lattys (fn. 36)	vj^s
It'm payd for halfe a C of Sellinge bourde to make dores	iiij^s
It'm payde for nayles ffor the Lattys	xx^d
It'm paide to John Bellowes Joyn'er for workmanshipe abowte the lattys	xj^s viij^d
It'm payde for v. loades of gravell to laye in the Church waye	iij^s viij^d
It'm payde for iiij^or Loades of Lyme	iiij^s
It'm payde for iiij loades of sande and Cariage of it in	xvj^d
It'm payde for a newe bell clap'er for the greate bell w^th the Exchange (fn. 37)	x^s
It'm payd to Bellowes wyfe for mendinge of the Church clothes	xvj^d
S'm Layde owte in Myghelmas quarter	iiij^li viij^s vij^d

In Christemas Quarter


It'm payde to the Clarke and Sextene for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde for washinge the Churche Clothes	xviij^d
It'm payde for cariage of the Clapper of the newe bell	iiij^d
It'm payde for pavinge of towe graves	xvj^d
It'm payde for Bromes for the Churche	vj^d
It'm payde for greesse for the Bells	iij^d
It'm payde for hollye and Ivye agaynste x'p'mas	xvj^d
It'm payde for a blooke (fn. 38) to Sett the Vickar one	iiij^d
It'm for glassinge the wyndowes after the greate wynde	iiij^s
It'm payde to M^ris Jones mane for glassinge	vj^s
It'm payde to hewghe Mathewe for mendinge the Clape^r of the greate bell	xvj^d
It'm payde for a newe baldricke for the thirde bell	ij^s
It'm payde for mendinge of iij^e olde baldrickes	ij^s
It'm payde for nayles occupiede and spente abowte the Churche	ij^s ij^d
It'm payde george Castell for glassinge ij^o Casments	ij^s
It'm paide for thexchange of iij^e frenche Crowns beinge to light in waighte	iij^s
It'm payde to the Bell ffownder for the newe castinge of the forthe bell and puttinge more newe metell to it	iij^li ij^s iiij^d
S'm Layde owte in Chrisemas q'ter	vj^li v^d
S'm Co^llis of the hoole Exspences layde owt in this our fyrste yere as well ordinary as extraord'n' amo't' to	xxxv^li
	Wherof
We have Receyuede in this our fyrste yeers accompte as before apperethe the some of	xxviij^li ix^s xj^d
	So Rem'
In Surplusage w^che we haue layde owt in this our fyrste yere more then we haue Receyuede the some of:—vj^li. v^s. j^d w^che we Dezire to be allowed in our seconde yeers accompte	vj^li x^s j^d

The Receiptes of the seconde yere of our Chardge for Buryalls knells and suche lyke as ffollowethe &c'


Januarij	It'm the xxviij^t of Decemb'r was Buryed Robarte from M^ris Lightleys	ij^d
	It'm the firste of Januarie was Buryede Annys Evans	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was Buryede Thom's Byrde	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was Buryed Dorrytye Mane (fn. 39)	Nic'
	It'm the iiij^t daye was Buryede John Lokyer	Nic'
	It'm the v^t daye was Buryede ffrancis phillippes (fn. 40)	Nic'
	It'm the xiij^t daye was Buryede John Wylsone	ij^s iiij^d
ffebrewarij	It'm the Seconde of ffebr' was buryede Thom's Myller	Nic'
	It'm the iij^t daye was buryede Robarte Wylsone	ij^s viij^d
	It'm the ix^t daye was buryede Ellyn Robynsone	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede Annys Hyll	ij^d
	It'm the x^t daye was buryede Thom's Medgatte	ix^s iiij^d
	It'm the xij^t daye was buryede Robarte Sennowes	ix^s
	It'm the xiij^t daye was buryede Edwarde Doruntine (fn. 41)	x^s
	It'm the xv daye was buryede Thom's Cornyshe (fn. 42)	ij^d
	(fn. 44) It'm the xvj^t daye was buryed Hayne Markes	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Henrye Colverte	iiij^d
	It'm the xvij^t daye was buryede THoms Clarke	ix^s viij^d
	It'm the xxij^t daye was buryed Jane quarrell	ij^d
	It'm the xxiiij^t daye was buryede Edwarde kingstone	xvj^d
	It'm the xxvij^t daye was buryede Alberte Sharpe	ij^d
	It'm the xxviij^t daye was buryed Thom's Haywoode	ij^d
Marche	It'm the iiij^t of Marche was buryede John Rolleye	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Thom's Jones	Nic'
	It'm the v^t daye was buryede Nycholas Hollande	ij^d
	It'm the vij^t daye was buryede Thom's Medye (fn. 43)	ij^d
	It'm the ix^t daye was buryede Thom's potter	ij^d
	It'm the x^t daye was buryede Anne preston	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede Alles browne	ij^d
	It'm the xij^t daye was buryede John Androwes	ij^d
	S'm Receyuede for burialls in our ladye daye q'ter	xlvij^s
Aprell	It'm Receyuede the laste of Marche for the halfe of the token moneye	xxxiij^s
	It'm the v^th daye of Aprell was buryede Nycholas Lyzarde (fn. 45)	ix^s
	It'm the vj^t daye was buryede Margarett Hopwoode	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryed Edwarde Bresecombe	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Jane Weste	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Jane Mathewe	ij^d
	It'm the xxiij^t daye was buryede Nycholas Bowmane	Nic'
	It'm the xxiiij^t daye was Buryede Rogger Partridge	xvj^d
	It'm the xxv^t daye was Buryede Arthure Vanne (fn. 46)	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Petter a Dutchemane	Nic'
	It'm the xxix^t daye was buryede Robarte Sanders	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede John Tacke	Nic'
	It'm the laste of Aprell was buryed Olyver Deppen	ij^d
Maye	It'm the xj^t of maye was buryede Phillippe Cover	ij^d
	It'm the xij^t daye was buried iij^de pore folkes w^che dyed in the ffeyldes	Nic'
	It'm the xv^t daye was buryede Margarett Trypette	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede one w^che dyed in the ffeyldes	Nic'
	It'm the xxij^t daye was buryede Anne Watkynes	Nic'
	It'm the xxiij^t daye was buryede Jane Home	Nic'
	It'm the xxv^t daye was buryede Ellys Berde (fn. 47)	Nic'
	It'm the xxviij^t was buryede Edmonde Lowse (fn. 48)	Nic'
June	It'm the seconde of June was buryede Deborre Russell	Nic'
	It'm the ix^t daye was buryede Thom's Madder	Nic'
	It'm the xj^t daye was buryede Myles Reade	Nic'
	It'm the xv^t daye was buryede Thom's Maskall	Nic'
	S'm Receyuede for Burialls in Mydsomer Quarter	xliiij^s viij^d
Julye	It'm the v^t of Julye was buryede Jone Shorte	Nic'
	(fn. 49) It'm the vj^t of Julij was buryede a Duchemans Childe	Nic'
	It'm the xj^t daye was buryede Elizabethe Rone	Nic'
	It'm the xxviij^t was buried John Jaxson and Robarte Androwes	Nic'
	It'm the fyrste of Awguste was buryed Edwarde Myles	ij^s iiij^d
	It'm the x^t daye was buryede Rycharde Moggalston	ij^d
	It'm the xxix^t daye was buryede Bartholomewe Alysone	Nic'
September	It'm the seconde of Septemb'r was buryed Jone Moree	ij^d
	It'm the iiij^t daye was buryed Abraham Mone	Nic'
	It'm the v^t daye was buryede Derykson (fn. 50) and Wyll'm panttine	Nic'
	It'm the ix^t daye was buryede Garratt Neale	Nic'
	It'm the xv^t daye was buryede Rycharde Spandell	Nic'
	It'm the xvij^t daye was buryede Katheren Batte	Nic'
	It'm the xxij^t daye was buryede John Powell	Nic'
	It'm the xxv^t daye was buryede Rycharde Christian	Nic'
	It'm the xxvj^t daye was buryede Thom's Rychardsone	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buriede Margarete a blakeamore	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede xp'tofer (fn. 51) Whighthede	Nic'
	S'm Receyuede for buryalls in Myghelmas Quarter	ij^s viij^d
October	It'm the x^t of october was buryede xp'topher Chapmane	xij^d
	It'm the xj^t daye was buryede Evans Mathewe	ij^d
	It'm the xv^t daye was buryede ffrauncis Johnsone	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Rachaell ffrancis	Nic'
	It'm the xx^t daye was buryede Jewdythe Bellowes	Nic'
November	It'm the fyrste of Novemb'r was buryede Jone Connesbye	vij^s
	It'm the vij^t daye was buryede John Robensone	Nic'
	It'm the viij^t daye was buryede Rycharde Robinson	ij^d
	It'm the xviij^t daye was buryede John Darbye	xvj^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede James Meslyke (fn. 52)	Nic'
	It'm the xviij^t daye was buryede John Hassarde	Nic'
	It'm the same daye was buryede John ffrende	Nic'
	It'm the xxiij^t daye was buryede Edwarde Taylleor	Nic'
	It'm the xxv^t daye was buryede Wyll'm Lewssas (fn. 53)	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede John Wolmane	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Elizabethe Davies	Nic'
	It'm the xxvj^t daye was buryede ffrancis Maskall	Nic'
	It'm the laste of Novemb'r was buryede Cane (fn. 54) Hall	Nic'
December	It'm the fyrste daye of Decemb'r was buried a pore Womane	Nic'
	It'm the vj^t daye was buryede a pore mane	Nic'
	It'm the xj^t daye was buryed s^runte of m^r Martens brewar	Nic'
	It'm the xij^t daye was buryede Elizabethe bourrowes (fn. 55)	ij^d
	It'm the same da's was buryed Robarte Coode	xvj^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede John Bull	ij^d
	It'm the same daye was buryede Wydowe goustone	xvj^d
	S'm Receyuede for burialls (fn. 56) in Chrismas quartere	xiij^s ij^d
	S'm Receyued fo^r burials in this our seconde yere	v^li vij^s vj^d
	It'm Receyvede for Certayne Churche stoffe Solde by Com'aundmente of the Masters of the parryshe	iiij^li xvj^s
	It'm Receyued of Thom's Cole towardes the mendinge of the gotters over the [chansell	xiij^s iiij^d

The Clarke and Sextens wages Receyved by vs in this seconde yeere of our accompte

In our ladye daye quarter Endinge the xxv^t of marche


It'm Receyuede and gatherede for the Pewes in the Churche	xij^s ix^d q'
It'm Receyuede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages	xxx^s

In Mydsomer quarter


It'm Receyvede and gatherede for the Pewes in the Churche	xij^s ix^d q'
It'm Receyvede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages	xxx^s

In Myghelmas quarter


It'm Receyvede and gatherede for the Pewes in the Churche	xij^s ix^d q'
It'm Receyvede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages	xxx^s

In Chrisemas quarter


It'm Receyuede and gatherede for the Pewes in the Churche	xij^s ix^d q'
It'm Receyuede and gatherede for the Clarke and Sextens wages	xxx^s
It'm Rec' of M^r Docter hewicke for one yers rente of his chamb'r Endinge at [xp'mas	vj^s viij^d
S'm Receyuede and gatherede in this our seconde yeres accompte for Clarke & Sextens wagges and for Certayne churche stoffe	xiiij^li vij^s j^d
S'm Co^tallis of the hole Receipte in this our seconde yeres accompte amowntethe to the some of	xix^li xiiij^s vij^d

Crspences

Chardges dysbursede and payde for thewse of the Churche in this seconde yeres accompte wherof we Dezire to be allowed as here after ffolloweth &c'

In our Ladye daye q'ter Endinge the xxv^t of march.


In p'mis fyrste we the sayde Churche wardens dezirethe to be allowede in this Seconde yere of our accom'pte the Surplusage of thexspences w^che we haue payde more then we receyuede in the fyrste yere of our accompte as apperethe amowntinge to the some of—vj^li x^s j^d
It'm payde to the Clarke and Sexten for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde for washinge of the Churche Clothes	xviij^d
It'm payde for a newe keye for the Churche dore	xij^d
It'm payde for a newe keye for the storehowse dore	vj^d
S'm Layde owte in our ladye daye Quarter	xxxiij^s
In Mydsomer quarter.
It'm payde to the Clarke and Sexten for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde for washinge of the churche Clothes	xviij^d
S'm laide owte in mydsomer quarter	xxxj^s vj^d

In Myghelmas quarter.


It'm payde to the Clarke and Sexten for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde for washinge of the Churche Clothes	xviij^d
It'm payde for halfe a hundrethe of bourde for the gotter	ij^s
It'm payde for nayles for the mendinge of the gotters	xviij^d
It'm payde to towe Carpenters for one daye and a halfes worke	ij^s xj^d
It'm payde to a labowrer for helpinge vpp w^th the leade	vj^d
It'm payde for a thowsande of playne tyles	x^s
It'm payde for a loade of sande w^th the Cariage	viij^d
It'm payde for a proclamacone (fn. 57)	iiij^d


It'm payde for Wylliam Russells Dynner when he wente to yslington to the Muster Masters (fn. 58)	x^d
It'm payde for his Bourde for ij daies after	xvj^d
It'm payde for makinge the vickar and Sydmen drincke at S^ct Clementes at the visitacion	iiij^s viij^d
It'm payde for a booke of Iniuntions (fn. 59)	iiij^d
It'm for wrightinge of a presente answere	xx^d
It'm payde for brede and dryncke for the Ringers at the overthrowe of y^e tork (fn. 60)	vij^d
It'm payde for a hundrethe of Lyme to laye the tyles one the Sydes of the gotters and to tryme the gabell Endes	vij^s
It'm payde for a locke and a keye for the pewe dore nexte to the polpytte (fn. 61)	xij^d
S'm layde owte in myghelmas Quarter	iij^li vj^s x^d

In Chrisemas quarter Endinge the xxv^t of Decemb'r


It'm payde to the Clarke and Sextene for ther quarters wages	xxx^s
It'm payde for washinge of the Churche Clothes	xviij^d
It'm payde for pavinge of iiij^or graves in the churche	ij^s viij^d
It'm payde for layinge of a greate gravestone and mendinge other places in the [churche	xij^d
It'm payde for caringe of Robbyshe forthe of the Churche	iiij^d
It'm payde for quarters for a pewe dore one the Northesyde of the churche	x^d
It'm payde for waynscote pannels for the same dore	viij^d
It'm payde to Robarte Came for makinge the same dore	ij^s
It'm payde for mendinge the looke in the Churche Lane	viij^d
It'm payde to John Kyddye plomber for takinge vpp the olde leade in the gutters abowte thecho^rw^rche (fn. 62) and newe layinge it agayne	iij^li ij^s x^d


It'm payde for henges for the same pewe	viij^d
It m payde for a greate newe byble of the laste translation (fn. 63)	xxx^s
It'm payde for Parchemente and Yngrossinge this booke of accompte	Nic'
S'm layde owte in Chrisemas Quarter	vj^li xiij^s ij^d
S'm Co^talls of the holle Receipte in this seconde yere of our accompte amont' to the some of	xix^li xiiij^s vij^d
S'm Co^tallis of the hole Exspences in this seconde yeere of our accompte as well ordynarye as Extraordin'y amowntethe to the some of	xiij^li iiij^s vj^d
S'm Co^tallis of all the Receiptes for bothe the yeers of this ther accompte aswell ordynarye as Extra ordynarij Amowntethe to the some of	xlviij^li iiij^s vj^d
Whereof
The haue dysburssede and Layde owte for thewse of the Churche w^th in this towe yeres of there accompte as before apperethe the some of xlviij^li iiij^s vj^d	xlviij^li iiij^s vj^d
And soe
Remaynethe in ther handes at the geveinge vpp of this ther accompte	Nicc'

[Signed]
Sig' Rob'rt [mark] penithor[n] Thom's ffowler
sig' Rychard [mark] Da'lowe (fn. 64)
wyll'm wortlay
wyll'm Jesper
sig' John [mark] Earpe
sig' Davye [mark] powell
John Colbrand
Wyll'm downes
John hill
John forrest

Footnotes

1	Not to be confused with Robert Best, the vicar.
2	Mures (R.)
3	Agnes (R.)
4	17 Jan. Franciscus Haydon (R.)
5	Not in the Register.
6	Oliva Deepinge (R.)
7	Not in Register; possibly a duplication of 4th May entry.
8	Finson (R.)
9	Edmund Bevys (R.)
10	Eliz: Hoorde (R.)
11	Azell (R.)
12	Gillybott (R.)
13	The parish rate books contain many curious names given to foundlings.
14	s'unt to ye Lo: Keep' (R.)
15	W^m Marys (R.)
16	qy. for Eliz: Wilkinson, June 14 (R.)
17	June 18. Bartholmeus Rolfe (R.)
18	Not in the Register.
19	Martha Harding (R.)
20	qy. for Margeria Nicholson, Oct. 5 (R.)
21	Dymmocke (R.)
22	The threefold obligation (Trinoda necessitas) of repairing bridges, maintaining fortified positions and performing military service, was laid on all landholders as early as the 8th century; collections for the first of these purposes would not find their way into these accounts except as above. Longford Bridge, near West Drayton, in the Hundred of Elthorne.
23	Of sundry sizes, vide scantling and scanteloun (Halliwell).
24	Boards cut to make casks (Halliwell).
25	The finials or other carved ornaments set on the ends of the pews.
26	Preacher.
27	The 2nd Book of Homilies was published in 1563.
28	Perhaps to summon them before a meeting of the "masters" of the parish.
29	To support the desk which held the Bible.
30	i.e. Metal.
31	A kind of nail.
32	Cupboard.
33	Lock of a chest or cupboard.
34	Mats.
35	qy. Bristol.
36	Lattice.
37	i.e. allowing for the exchange of the old clapper.
38	A block, i.e. a wooden stand.
39	Moone (R.)
40	Humfridus Phillipps: in Campis (R.)
41	Dorrantyne (R.)
42	qy. for Tho: Cornewe Jan. 30 (R.)
43	Moodye (R.)
44	Not in the Register.
45	s'jent painter unto the Queenes Ma^ite. (R.)
46	Vanns (R.)
47	Bearde (R.)
48	Lewse (R.)
49	Not in the Register.
50	Dirricke Johnson (R.)
51	Morgan (R.)
52	Meslicke, Sexto' (R.)
53	Irish (R.)
54	Anna (R.)
55	Bonerowse (R.)
56	The Register gives nearly 40 names not in the above list. The total for this year is 50 above the average for the previous 7 years.
57	qy. Concerning money which the Queen had borrowed.
58	The Muster Master had the superintendence of the muster of men armed by the county.
59	Injunctions.
60	Prayers against the Turks had been issued in 1566 (vide p. 229); in 1571 a fleet, commanded by Don John of Austria, defeated, and destroyed many of the vessels of, the Turkish fleet at the battle of Lepanto.
61	Pulpit.
62	Originally written "thechowse," as if the scrivener was undecided between "house" and "church." The small letters seem to have been added in a valiant endeavour to write the latter of the two words.
63	Archbp. Parker wished that one uniform translation should be used throughout the country; the work of revision was carried out by the Bishops and resulted in the "Bishops' Bible" published in 1568; in 1571, Convocation ordered that every Church should be provided with a copy of this edition. The present "Authorised" Bible is a revision of that issued in 1568.
64	i.e. signum (mark) of Richard Darlowe.

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