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Accounts
December 1583 - December 1585

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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

352-375

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'Accounts: December 1583 - December 1585', St Martin-in-the-Fields: The accounts of the churchwardens, 1525-1603 (1901), pp. 352-375. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=81904 Date accessed: 22 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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December 1583 - December 1585
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December 1583 - December 1585

The accovmptc of vs

David Delacke and Edward Steelecrage Churchwardens of the p'ishe of S^ct Martine in the feild in the Countie of Midd' Chosen and appointed by the whole assent and consent of the m^rs of the same p'ishe for the space of two whole yeares comensing at the feast of the beirth of o^r Lorde god one Thowsand ffive hunderith ffoure scoore and three. and endinge at y^e like feast in the yeare of o^r Lord god one Thowsand ffive hunderid ffoure scoore and ffive. and in the Eight and Twentith yeare of the Raign of o^r sou'aign Ladie Elizabeth by the grace of god of England ffraunce and Ireland Queene Defendo^r of the faith &c'. Aswell fo^r the Receipt, as also for the paymentes and other Chardges by them receyvid and paid specified and conteyned in this their Accoumpte followinge viz'

Receiptes in the firste yeare. 1583.


The said accomptantes Chardge themselves w^th the Re[ce]ipte of vj^li. j^s. xj^d. by them Receyvid of Dirricke Heldon and John Kelsey late Churchwardens of the p'ishe afo^resaid, at their first entery into their office of Churchwardenshippe	lvj^li. j^s. xj^d.
Item Receyvid by the gatheringe booke of y^e Clarke and sextons wages & fo^r rep'ac'ons of the Church the some of	x^li
It'm Receyvid for Token money	lij^s
It'm Receyvid of m^r Marke Steward fo^r one yeares rent fo^r the howse of the Church Lane	jvj^s viij^d
It'm Receyvid in Arrerages lefte by y^e ould Churchwardens	ij^s
It'm Receyvid of John Spilman Gouldsmith fo^r his enterance into his pewe	iiij^s
It'm Receyvid of william Bevinson fo^r his remove into his pewe	iij^s iiij^d
It'm Receyvid of Richard woodlocke fo^r his remove into his pewe	iij^s iiij^d
It'm Receyvid of Thomas Scoles fo^r his remove into his pewe	xij^d
It'm Receyvid of John Burges Barbo^r fo^r his remove of his pewe	xij^d
It'm Receyvid of John Knowelden fo^r his remove of his pewe	xij^d
It'm Receyvid of Leonard Remyngton fo^r his remove	vj^d
Some—.xix^li. xvj^s. ix^d

Receiptes fo^r the bell money as followeth


Item of the right hon'able Sir Thomas Bromley (fn. 1) knight Lord Chauncello^r of England	liij^d iiij^d
Of y^e right hon'able the Earle of Rutland (fn. 2)	xx^s
of the right hon'able Sir ffrauncis knowles (fn. 3) knight	x^s
of y^e wo^rshipfull m^r Macwilli'ms (fn. 4)	x^s
of y^e wo^r: m^r Knyvitt (fn. 5)	x^s
The La: Shandoze (fn. 6)	ij^d vj^d
m^r Thomas ffowler	xxx^s
Christofe^r Hayward viccar	v^s
m^r John Colbrand	x^s
william Downes	v^s
m^r Miles Lakin	x^s
m^r Robart horsman	x^s
Some—viij^li. xv^s. x^d.
James Blare	ij^s vj^d
Peter Subbes	ij^s vj^d
John Sex	xxij^d
James waller	ij^s vj^d
Thomas Dowlinge	xvj^d
m^r wingate	xij^d
John Ruffe	iiij^d
Thomas Smyth	xij^d
Henry Bowinge	ij^d
Phillippe Conway	xij^d
Richard Love	xij^d
Jonas Robson	iij^d
m^r warcope	ij^s vj^d
Abraham Leede	vj^d
mathewe Sonnett	xij^d
Henry Leonard	xij^d
Some—xxviij^s. viij^d.

The firste yeares Receiptes .1583.


Thomas Maskall	xij^d
Thomas Newman	ij^s
william Jespar	x^s
widdowe whittle	vj^d
Pete^r Tonney	ij^s
John Hodgine	vj^d
Robart Manfeild	xij^d
Nicholas Britif	vj^d
Thomas Hussey	xij^d
John Bogie (fn. 7)	ni'll
Lott Arnolde	vj^s
William Pynfold	iiij^d
Thomas Scoles	ij^d
Oswald wowen	xvj^d
Anthony Harries	iij^s vj^d
William Durlinge	xij^d
Richard Stowell	vj^d
Dirricke Hacke	xx^d
william Colbecke	xij^d
Symond Grene	iij^d
James waringe	xij^d
Alexande^r Danielston	ij^s
ffrauncis youle	xij^d
John Hathaway	xij^d
John Goodcole	iij^d
John De Million	xij^d
John Dutton gent	ij^s vj^d
Henry kinge	vj^d
m^r Chidiocke wardo^r	x^s
Nicholas Bedworth	v^s
Richard woodlocke	iij^s
Cornelius Godfrie	v^s
widdowe Jones	vj^d
John Brian	vj^d
John Knowelden	vj^d
Robart Meare	xx^d
Larrance Smyth	ij^s vj^d
william Crooker	iij^d
Bernard maior	ij^s
Reynold vande^rbecke	ij^s vj^d
Some—iiij^li. vij^s. xj^d
Thomas Twyford	viij^d
John waver	vj^d
Henry Houlton	ij^s vj^d
George Baker	xij^d
Rowland Pullyn	ij^s vj^d
Robart Cottman	xx^d
ffrauncis ffloud	xij^d
Hugh Pitcher	ij^s
Anthony Backehowse	vj^d
m^r whitney	vj^s
Robart fforrest Clarke	x^s
John Spilman	iij^s iiij^d
Robart Daniell	xij^d
Richard Sheppie	ij^s vj^d
Leonard Harman	ij^s vj^d
Garratt Harman	xij^d
James Pullyn	ij^s
Garratt Johnson	ij^s vj^d
Pattericke Dirricke	iiij^d
Edward Price	vj^d
xp'ofe^r vincent	xij^d
Edward Phippes	vj^d
Richard ffellis	vj^d
Tymothie Pendrid	ij^s vj^d
Esay Rawley	vj^d
John Soule	xij^d
Richard Alcocke	ij^s vj^d
Richard Rice	vj^d
Robart Stevens	xij^d
John Coger	vj^d
william Portington	iij^s
Thomas Day	vj^d
william Month	xij^d
william Bevin	v^s
Richard Cacke	iij^d
m^r Johnes gent	x^s
Robart Huse	ij^s
Henry Johnson	ij^s
John Eng^ram	xij^d
william Hedwo^rth	v^s
Some—iiij^li. x^s. viij^d.

Receiptes in the first yeare .1583.


Mathewe Clarke	ij^s
John Jenninges	ij^s vj^d
Thomas ffovell	xij^d
william Cartwright	ij^s
Rob't Smith gent	v^s
John west	v^s
Robart Gale	xij^d
John Burges	xij^d
Leonard Rymyngton	vj^d
Elbert Johnson	xij^d
James Brodbottom	vj^d
william Bevis	xij^d
Pete^r Brickston	xij^d
John wilkinson	xij^d
Edward Makins	xij^d
william Nutt	xij^d
Nicholas wilson	xviij^d
Henry Williamson	ij^d
Oliu' Hugen	ij^s
Anne Hannam	xij^d
Richard Brooke	xij^d
widdowe Hill	vj^d
Roger Clee	xij^d
John Good	xij^d
John Thimbleby	ij^d vj^d
Symond Benton	xij^d
m^r Browne of y^e larde^r	x^s
Androwe weston	ij^d vj^d
m^r ffeild	v^s
Some—lvij^s. vj^d.
Richard Brooke	vj^d
Harrould Bingham	ij^s vj^d
m^r Nicholas Rutland	iij^s iiij^d
m^r ffrauncis Hacke	v^s
Richard Tether	xij^d
m^r Rice	v^s
John fferryman	xij^d
John Shortread	xij^d
Richard Nightingale	v^s
Thomas Burges	ij^d
John Kite	vj^d
Richard Darloe	v^s
william Phillippes	iij^s iiij^d
David Ticken'	ij^s
John Tyler	iij^s
m^r Golightlie	ij^s vj^d
Nicholas wood	ij^s
m^r Powell	v^s
George Robinson	vj^d
John Browne	ij^s vj^d
Ralf williams	xij^d
John Banfeild	iij^s iiij^d
Thomas waltho	xij^d
Robart wattes	xij^d
Robart Lambart	xij^d
John Moore	vj^d
Rowland Hartley	vj^d
Thomas Bountinge	ij^s
m^rs Knowles	xij^d
Some—iij^li. iiij^s.
Some totall of y^e Receiptes towardes y^e bells only is	xxv^li. iiij^s. vij^d.

The firste yeares Receiptes .1583.

Receiptes for burialls knelles & sutch like in this o^r firste yeare followinge.


Christmas q'te^r. December. 1583.	Inprimis the xxvj^th of Decembe^r was buried John Emry from Bryans, worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxviij^th was b. Agnes Randall widdowe best cloth xx^d, the Coffine vj^d	ij^s ij^d
	It'm y^e xxx^th was buried Richard Garrat worst cloth	ij^d
January.	It'm y^e v^th of January was b. Elizabeth Chilmead	ni'll
	It'm the viij^th was b. Mary Pasmore worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the ix^th was buried Bartholmewe Hewes	ni'll
	It'm the x^th was b. william Collins worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xiij^th was b. Thomas Bowser wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xiiij^th was b. ffraunc's moore. wo^rst cloth & coffine	viij^d
	It'm the xxij^th was b. Rob't Hull	ni'll
	It'm the same day was b. [blank] from Hewes	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxv^th was b. Thomas [blank] from m^r Dirrickes	ni'll
ffebruary.	It'm y^e first of ffebruary was b. Chidiocke Hewes	ni'll
	It'm y^e secound was b. Richard webste^r	ni'll
	It'm the third was b. Rachell Portes	ni'll
	It'm y^e v^th was buried Thomas Collins	ni'll
	It'm the x^th was b. Elizabeth Cooke y^e Daughte^r of m^r william Cooke best cloth	xx^d
	It'm y^e xvij^th day was b. Samuell Cornishe (fn. 8) the Coffine vj^d, the worst cloth ij^d	viij^d
	It'm y^e xx^th was b. John Smyth best cloth xx^d the Coffine vj^d	ij^s ij^d
	It'm y^e xxij^th was buried James Russell wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxv^th was b. Ellen [blank] wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xxviij^th was b. James Austen coffenid	vj^d
Marche.	It'm the first Day of marche was b: John Sende^rsley	ni'll
	It'm y^e iiij^th was b. Joane ffreman worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e same Day was b: Nathaniell [Ellam]	ni'll
	It'm the v^th was b: Joane Partridge worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the same day was b: Robart Coell (fn. 9)	ni'll

The firste yeares Receiptes. 1583..

Burialls in Christmas q'te^r .1583.


March.	Item the v^th of m'che was b: Brian Phillippes	ni'll
	It'm y^e ix^th was b: Richard [blank] from Bowinges wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xij^th was b: m'garett Drewe	ni'll
	It'm the xiij^th was b: m^rs Ellen Trott widdowe fo^r y^e ground in y^e Church vj^s viij^d. y^e cloth xx^d. the Afternones knell and peales xxij^d	x^s ij^d
	It'm y^e same day was b. Anthony Thompson wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xvj^th was bur' a poore woman y^t died in y^e feild	ni'll
	It'm the xviij^th Day was buried George Quicke a Taylo^r worst cloth	ij^d
	Some of the Burialls in this o^r first q'te^r is	xx^s

Burialls in o^r Ladie Day q'te^r .1584.


March .1584.	Item y^e xxvij^th was buried Bassill Hartley	ni'll
March .1584.	It'm y^e xxix^th was b. Thomas Dane from Ballardes wo^rst cloth	ij^d
Aprill.	It'm the first Day of Aprill was b. George Baker y^e best cloth xx^d, y^e knell xiiij^d, y^e Coffine vj^d	iij^s iiij^d
	It'm y^e same day was b. Alice Christan (fn. 10)	ni'll
	It'm the secound was b. william Burley best cloth xx^d	xx^d
	It'm y^e v^th was b. a Chrisam (fn. 11) y^t died in y^e feild	ni'll
	It'm y^e viij^th was b. Ellen Plome fo^r y^e ground in y^e Churche vj^s viij^d, y^e knell xiiij^d, y^e best cloth xx^d	ix^s vj^d
	It'm y^e ix^th was b. Agnes (fn. 12) y^t died in y^e feild	ni'll
	It'm y^e xx^th was b. a poore man y^t died in y^e streat	ni'll
	It'm the xxj^th was b: Susan Deax wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxvij^th was b Thomas Stanley	ni'll
May.	It'm y^e third of may was b. Pete^r Johnson	ni'll
	It'm y^e iiij^th was b Pete^r Tonney y^e best cloth xx^d, the afternones knell xx^d, y^e iij peales xij^d, y^e Coffine vj^d	iiij^s x^d
	It'm the same day was b. Mary Hichecocke y^e Coffine	vj^d
	It'm y^e xj^th was b: Edith Lewis (fn. 13) y^e best Cloth and knell	ij^s iiij^d

The firste yeares Receiptes.1584.

Burialls in o^r Ladie Day q'te^r .1584.


May.	Item the xij^th of may was b: Abraham Coell	ni'll
	It'm y^e xvij^th was b a Chrisam of Thomas Pultne	ni'll
	It'm the xxx^th was b. Alice Hatfeild worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e same day was b John Carte^r from y^e spittle	ni'll
June.	It'm the third of June was b. Eliz [blank] y^t died in y^e streat	ni'll
	It'm y^e vj^th was b Anne woodnett y^t died in y^e feild	ni'll
	It'm the vij^th b. a poore woman from y^e bricke hill	ni'll
	It'm y^e vij^th was b Anne Phippes	ni'll
	It'm y^e same day was b John Bethen worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the x^th was b Elizabeth Hollingworth y^e best cloth xx^d. y^e knell xx^d, ij peales viij^d	iiij^s
	It'm y^e xij^th was b: a Chrisom of John Brookes	ni'll
	It'm the xiij^th was b Anne Brooke his wif y^e Coffine	vj^d
	It'm the xxij^th was buried Humfery Crippes wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	Some of the Burialls in this o^r secound quarte^r is	xxvij^s. vj^d.

Burialls in Midsom' quarter .1584.


June.	Item y^e xxvij^th of June was b: a Chrisome of Rob't Hardinges not Baptised	ni ll
July.	It'm y^e vj^th of July was b. John Ruffe fo^r y^e best cloth xx^d, y^e afte^rnones knell xx^d, j peale iiij^d and fo^r y^e Coffine vj^d	iiij^s ij^d
	It'm the viij^th was b [Rob'tus] Savage fo^r y^e ground in the Churche vj^s viij^d y^e afternones knell and peales ij^s viij^d, y^e cloth xx^d	xj^s
	It'm y^e xv^th was b Thomas ffovell a Child	ni'll
	It'm the same day was b James Hartley	ni'll
	It'm the xxv^th was b Judith Curtis worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the same day was b m'garett Brewe^r	ni'll
	It'm y^e same day was b Richard warde	ni'll

The firste yeares Receiptes .1584.

Burialls in Midsom' quarter .1584.


July.	Item the xxvij^th day of Julie was b. Thomas ffanch (fn. 14) the worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xxviij^th was b: Elizabeth Stocker worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xxix^th was b Richard Brooke Taylo^r	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxx^th was b Joane Bake^r y^e wif of Richard the graue vj^d. j peale iiij^d, y^e worst cloth ij^d	xij^d
	It'm y^e xxxj^th was b Gilbart Southworth fo^r y^e Afternones knell xx^d, y^e best cloth xx^d, y^e Coffine vj^d, the ij peales—viij^d	iiij^s vj^d
	It'm y^e same day was b: Edward Tickn (fn. 15)	ni'll
	It'm y^e same day was b a Chrisom of Edmond Goldhurst	ni'll
August.	It'm y^e third day of August was bur' Nicholas welthon	ni'll
	It'm y^e same day was b Richard Love fo^r y^e afternones knell xx^d, y^e best cloth xx^d, y^e graue vj^d, j peale—iiij^d	iiij^s ij^d
	It'm y^e iiij^th was b Joane wowen fo^r y^e best cloth and afternones knell—iij^s. iiij^d. ij peales viij^d, coffenid vj^d	iiij^s vj^d
	It'm the viij^th was b Joane willi'mson wo^rst cloth ij^d, coffine vj^d	viij^d
	It'm y^e x^th was b Joane Stanbridge y^t died in y^e streat	ni'll
	It'm the xiij^th was b Thomas wild worst cloth ij^d, coffined vj^d	viij^d
	It'm the xvij^th was b John Davies from y^e spittle	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxiij^th was b Anne fface wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xxv^th was b Elizabeth Pewe^r a Chrisome	ni'll
	It'm the xxvij^th was b Alice Dunster fo^r y^e Coffine	vj^d
	It'm y^e xxviij^th was b Hugh Jones fo^r j peale iiij^d, cloth ij^d	vj^d
September.	It'm the vij^th of September was b James waller	ni'll
	It'm the ix^th was b Elizabeth Jones	ni'll
	It'm the xiij^th was b Thomas Cope	ni'll
	It'm the xviij^th was buried Tirrill Mackdaniell (fn. 16) an Irishe man y^t died in the feild	ni'll
	Some of y^e burialls in this o^r third q'te^r is	xxxij^s. iiij^d.

The firste yeares Receiptes .1584.

Burialls in Mighelmas q'te^r .1584.


October.	Item y^e xiiij^th day of Octobe^r was buried Dartie Mathony that died in y^e feild	ni'll
	It'm the xxij^th was b: Morris Mackwill'ms. m'garet Morris. Thomas mackemorris & Sheven mackmorris of w^ch iiij was by Earth that fell vppon them in y^e feildes beinge poore Irishe people p'ntly killed	ni'll
	It'm the xxiiij^th was b y^e sonne of w^m Person not baptised	ni'll
November.	It'm the third day of November was b. Katherin Twyford the best cloth xx^d, y^e knell xx^d, y^e Coffine vj^d, & j peale iiij^d	iiij^s ij^d
	It'm y^e ix^th was b Price Lewis s'u'nt to y^e right hon'able Sir Thomas Bromley knight Lord Chauncello^r of England fo^r y^e ground in the Churche vj^s viij^d. fo^r y^e best cloth xx^d fo^r the afternones knell xx^d, for paveinge a gaine of the graue xx^d, for iiij peales—xvj^d	xiij^s
	It'm the xvj^th was b: william Loe a child	ni'll
	It'm the xviij^th was b Richard Joanes a poore man	ni'll
	It'm y^e xix^th was b Daniell Magrave an Irishe boy	ni'll
	It'm y^e same day was b a poore Irishe man that Died in the feild	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxij^th was bur' Nicolas Abbott	ni'll
	It'm the xxvj^th was b at S^ct Clem^tes william Mostian s'u'nt to y^e Earle of Bedford (fn. 17) fo^r y^e grave vj^d, worst cloth ij^d, j peale—iiij^d	xij^d
	It'm y^e xxix^th was b Thomas Newman s'u'nt to m^r Stone y^e Lo: Chauncello^rs Chaplin fo^r the grave & cloth viij^d, j peale—iiij^d	xij^d
	It'm y^e xxx^th was b in y^e Quyer m^r Hughe Dutton fo^r afte^rnones knell & cloth iij^s iiij^d, ij peales viij^d	iiij^s
	It'm y^e same day was b Richard Robins fo^r y^e best cloth xx^d, j peale. iiij^d. y^e graue vj^d	ij^s vj^d

The firste yeares Receiptes .1584.

Burialls in Mighelmas quarter .1584.


December.	Item y^e secound of Decembe^r was b Alice ffisher fo^r the best cloth xx^d, j peale iiij^d, y^e grave vj^d	ij^s vj^d
	It'm y^e iiij^th was b Jaram Stapler	ni'll
	It'm y^e v^th was b Thomas Arundell a Child	ni'll
	It'm y^e vj^th was b Dirricke Coall	ni'll
	It'm y^e same day was b Alice wilkes fo^r y^e best cloth xx^d, fo^r ij peales viij^d, y^e graue vj^d	ij^s x^d
	It'm y^e ix^th was b Anne Crooke fo^r y^e best cloth and the graue ij^s ij^d, fo^r y^e knell xx^d, j peale iiij^d	iiij^s ij^d
	It'm y^e same day was b Henry Day wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm rec' fo^r m^r Edward Hungerfordes (fn. 18) buriall (ou' & Aboue y^e Dueties of y^e viccar Clarke sexton & ringers)	ij^s x^d
	It'm y^e xvj^th was b: Edmond ffyne fo^r y^e Coffine vj^d, worst cloth ij^d	viij^d
	It'm y^e xvij^th was b. william Holt a Child	ni'll
	It'm the xxij^th was b Nicholas Taylo^r wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	Some pag'—[ 13^s 4^d ]
	Some of the receiptes fo^r burialls in this o^r iiij^th q'te^r is	xxxix^s.
	Some of the whole receiptes fo^r burialls (fn. 19) in this o^r first yeare amounteth vnto y^e some of	v^li. xviij^s. x^d.
	Some totall of the whole Receiptes in this o^r first yeare is	lj^li. ij^d

whereof

The said Accomptantes demaund allowance fo^r ymploymentes and Chardges by them paid and disbursed fo^r the vse of the Church & other ordinary and Extraordinary chardges, in this their first yeare as p'ticulerly ensueth.

The firste yeares paymentes .1583.

Paymentes in Christmas q'te^r .1583.


Item paid fo^r a white skynn & a red for the Pulpitt Cushion xvj^d. for the owtesid—ij^s iiij^d, fo^r the freindge—ix^d, fo^r tassells to y^e same vj^d, and fo^r the makinge of it	vj^s v^d
It'm fo^r a quier of Paper to make y^e gatheringe booke fo^r the bells and fo^r writinge of it	xviij^d
It'm fo^r burnishinge of y^e Comunion Cuppe and y^e plate to it	xvj^d
It'm laid out y^e x^th of m'che fo^r o^r Dynn' and y^e sidemens	vj^s viij^d
It'm paid y^e same tyme to y^e somn' fo^r warninge of vs and fo^r ij billes	xij^d
It'm laid out y^e xviij^th of m'che fo^r y^e Carriage of o^r bells to the Belfounders	ij^s vj^d
It'm paid for weyinge of the bells y^e same Day and vnto ij porters for their helpe	ij^s viij^d
It'm paid for o^r Drinckinge and fo^r those that went w^th vs to see o^r belles wayed	vj^s
It'm laid out at the first castinge of o^r bells And vnto ij porters fo^r their helpes	iij^s
It'm paid vnto y^e Clarke and sexton fo^r their q'e^ters wages	xxx^s
It'm fo^r kepeinge of the Clocke	xx^d
It'm fo^r bromes—iiij^d, & fo^r oyle fo^r y^e clocke & bells vj^d	x^d
It'm fo^r washinge the Church Clothes	xvj^d
It'm pd fo^r Drawinge and ingrossinge of y^e bell founde^rs obligacon vnto Nicholas Bedwo^rth	xv^d
Some of the paymentes in this our first q'te^r is—iij^li. vj^s ij^d

Paymentes in o^r Ladie Day q'te^r .1584.


Item paid the secounde of Aprill to George Dennys fo^r lyme & half a load of sand fo^r pavinge y^e south Ile of the Church	vij^s vj^d
It'm fo^r a C & a q'te^r of viij ynch tile at vj^s viij^d C	viij^s iiij^d

The firste yeares paymentes .1584.

Paymentes in our Ladie day q'te^r .1584.


Item fo^r a doble quarte^r.	vj^d
It'm fo^r ij baskittes	v^d
It'm fo^r a doble quarte^r and a baskitt	xij^d
It'm paid vnto Oliu' Depinge fo^r iij dayes worke and a half in paveinge y^e same south Ile	iiij^s viij^d
It'm paid vnto him fo^r sand	iiij^d
It'm paid vnto Timothie his Laborer fo^r iiij dayes worke aboute y^e same at x^d y^e Day	iij^s iiij^d
It'm paid vnto Bellowes fo^r coveringe of y^e nethe^r lofte and othe^r thinges as appeareth by ij seu'all billes	iiij^s x^d ob'
It'm laid out to make y^e Carpente^rs Drincke & other thinges when we went to fetch home o^r belles	v^s viij^d
It'm laid out at y^e bishoppes visitacon fo^r o^r Dynn' and the sidmen the xxix^th of Aprill	iiij^s viij^d
It'm paid fo^r o^r billes of Articles & to y^e somn'	xxij^d
It'm laid out at ffrauncis youles to make y^e ringers Drincke	xviij^d
It'm laid out At o^r p'ambulacon (fn. 20) when we came home At ffrauncis youles	xx^d
It'm given to Childes men fo^r carryinge of y^e plancke (fn. 21)	xij^d
It'm pd vnto Rob't Mote the Belfounder y^e vj^th of may fo^r y^e castinge of o^r belles and fo^r the ou' waight of y^e newe Metall as by his bill Appeareth.	xiiij^li vij^s
It'm paid vnto Strett the Carpenter fo^r mendinge the frame of the belles by y^e m^rs a gream^t	v^li
It'm paid fo^r writinge of the pewe booke	vj^s
It'm paid At y^e white Lyon fo^r A supper fo^r y^e ringers of London y^e same Day he^r ma^tie went to Grenew^ch	v^s ij^d
It'm paid vnto westley y^e first of June fo^r ropes and bauldriges as appeares by his bill	xiij^s vj^d
It'm pd to y^e Carpente^r fo^r newe stockinge y^e great bell	xvj^d
It'm pd vnto m^r Staunton fo^r writinge o^r booke fo^r o^r comons (fn. 22)	iij^s iiij^d
It'm pd vnto y^e Clarke & sexton fo^r their q'te^rs wages	xxx^s
It'm fo^r kepeinge of the Clocke	xx^d
It'm fo^r oyle fo^r y^e Clocke & bells & fo^r bromes	x^d
It'm fo^r washinge y^e Churche clothes	xvj^d
Some of this o^r secound quarte^r is	xxiiij^li. xvij^s. v^d. ob'

The firste yeares paymentes .1584.

Paymentes in Midsom' quarte^r .1584.


Item laid out fo^r o^r Dynn' & them that went w^th vs to Carrie Hilton that p'ched heresie before y^e Bishoppe of London	iij^s iij^d
It'm paid to Sex fo^r Iron worke about y^e bells	xvj^d
It'm paid fo^r y^e Aunswere of the inquisicion that o^r p'ishe gaue towardes y^e building of Pawles steple (fn. 23)	viij^d
It'm paid to old weston fo^r mendinge of a benche	viij^d
It'm paid to Rymmyngton fo^r sawinge a rafte^r	vj^d
It'm paid fo^r ij bell ropes weyinge viij^li a pece	iiij^s
It'm paid vnto Bellowes the third of July fo^r half a dayes worke in settinge of y^e hammer to y^e fifte bell	viij^d
It'm paid him fo^r mendinge of A litle fforme	iiij^d
It'm paid fo^r ij single quarte^rs & two bourdes to make a cou' for the Clocke & fo^r nayles to y^e same	xx^d
It'm paid him fo^r one Dayes worke about y^e same and fo^r settinge y^e hammer of y^e clocke to y^e iiij^th bell	xvj^d
It'm paid to westley fo^r his paynes taken aboute the tweninge (fn. 24) of the bells	x^s
It'm paid for stockinge of the great bell	xvj^d
It'm paid fo^r iij bell ropes weying vij^li & a half Apece	v^s iiij^d
It'm paid fo^r bread And beare fo^r y^e Ringers the vij^th of Septemb^r beinge he^r ma^ties birth day	xij^d
It'm laid out when we went to y^e Lord Chauncello^r to y^e Court fo^r his goodwill fo^r y^e bells fo^r o^r boote hier And Dynn' ij seu'all tymes	iiij^s
It'm paid At y^e Archdeacons visitacon fo^r o^r Dynn' and the sidmen	iij^s iiij^d
It'm fo^r A booke of articles & fo^r o^r bill	x^d
It'm paid fo^r a Doble bell rope	ij^s viij^d
It'm paid to y^e Clarke and sexton fo^r their q'te^rs wages	xxx^s
It'm paid for A baldricke y^e xxvij^th Day of Septembe^r for the sainctes bell	x^d
It'm paid fo^r kepinge of the Clocke	xx^d
It'm fo^r washinge the Churche clothes	xvj^d
It'm for oyle fo^r y^e Clocke & bells & for bromes	viij^d
It'm for A quier of pape^r & makinge a booke	vj^d
Some of this o^r third q'ter is	iij^li. xvij^s. xj^d.

paymentes in the firste yeare .1584.

Paymentes in Mighelmas quarte^r .1584.


Item paid vnto Edward Ballard fo^r a sturrope & a boult fo^r the iiij^th bell	xviij^d
It'm paid him fo^r mendinge m^rs keyes pewe & fo^r ij newe keyes	xvj^d
It'm paid him fo^r mendinge ij hinges of ij pewes	xij^d
It'm paid y^e v^th of Octobe^r fo^r p'sentinge o^r bill & to y^e somn'	viij^d
It'm paid fo^r o^r Dynn' and y^e sidmen y^e same day	v^s vj^d
It'm paid fo^r ij bell ropes weyinge vij^li & A half A pece	iij^s viij^d
It'm paid y^e xvij^th of November At the chaunginge of her ma^ties raign fo^r ringinge, to sixe men	vj^s
It'm paid fo^r ij quier of paper	viij^d
It'm fo^r a pound of candels	iij^d
It'm paid y^e xij^th of December fo^r Deliu'inge o^r bill into y^e office and to make y^e sidmen Drincke	ij^s viij^d
It'm paid vnto a laborer for mendinge of y^e Churche lane fo^r v Dayes at x^d a day (fn. 25)	iij^s iiij^d
It'm paid vnto Timothie fo^r iij dayes worke in y^e Churche	ij^s vj^d
It'm fo^r vj loades of gravell to lay in y^e same lane at x^d a load	v^s
It'm given to the Carpente^rs man to Drincke	iiij^d
It'm paid to y^e Clockemaker fo^r his half yeares wages fo^r lookeinge to the Clocke	v^s
It'm paid vnto the Clarke & sexton fo^r their q'te^rs wages	xxx^s
It'm paid fo^r kepinge of the Clocke	xx^d
It'm paid fo^r bromes & oyle fo^r the Clocke	viij^d
It'm paid fo^r ringinge at her ma^ties comynge to S^et James	x^d
It'm paid fo^r ringinge at her ma^ties remove from S^et James	x^d
It'm paid fo^r washinge of the Churche clothes	xvj^d
It'm paid fo^r hollie & Ivie rosemary And bayes	xvj^d
It'm paid vnto m^r waters fo^r his yeares fee in lookeinge to the harnes	x^s
It'm paid vnto Streat Ca^rpente^r fo^r one whele & y^e ketches	xiij^s vj^d
Some of this o^r mighelmas q'ter is	iiij^li xix^s vij^d
Some totall of o^r first yeares receiptes is	lj^li ij^d
Some totall of y^e paymentes is	xxxvij^li. j^s. j^d. ob'
So rest' in o^r handes vnaunswerid for havinge receyvid more this first yeare then hath byn ymployed	xiij^li. xviij^s. xj^d. ob' 13 19 ob'

The accoumpte of David Delacke and Edwarde Steelecrage Churchwardens a foresaid fo^r y^e secounde yeare of their office haveinge Comencement from y^e feast of o^r Lord god, 1584, & endinge on y^e same feast of o^r Lord, 1585, Aswell of Receiptes as paymentes by them receyvid and expended in this their secound yeare as p'ticularly ensueth.

Receiptes


Item the said Accomptantes Chardge themselues w^th y^e Remaynde^r and ou' plus of the receiptes vnaunswerid in the first yeare w^th y^e some of	xiij^li xix^s
It'm Receyvid towardes the Clarke and Sextons wages & fo^r Rep'ac'ons of the Churche y^e some of	ix^li iiij^s
It'm Receyvid fo^r token money	xlviij^s xj^d
It'm Receyvid of m^r Marke Steward fo^r one yeares rent fo^r y^e howse ou' y^e Churche lane	vj^s viij^d
It'm Receyvid of the Strangers (fn. 26) towardes ye settinge fourth of y^e souldiers as [by a] bill Appeareth	vij^li viij^s ix^d
It'm Receyvid of o^r Englishmen as Appeareth (fn. 26)	iij^li x^s x^d
It'm Receyvid of william Hedworth and Richard woodlocke Collecto^rs fo^r y^e first payment of her ma^ties Tenthes y^e remayne therof towardes y^e settinge fourth of the same souldiers (fn. 27)	xij^s
It'm Receyvid of m^rs keyes fo^r her entrance in he^r pewe	v^s
It'm Rec' of m^rs Spaniard fo^r he^r entrance in he^r pewe	xviij^d
It'm Rec' of m^rs Sharpe fo^r her entrance in he^r pewe	xviij^d
It'm Rec' of m^rs wardour for her entrance into he^r pewe	v^s
It'm Rec' fo^r mother hampdens busenis	xv^s ij^d
Some—xxvij^li xviij^s ix^d besides
the money fo^r souldiers w^ch is—	x^li xix^s vij^d

Receiptes fo^r Burialls.


January .1584.	Item the xj^th day of January was buried at S^t Clementes John Elebecke, fo^r y^e best cloth xx^d, y^e Coffine vj^d	ij^s ij^d
January .1584.	It'm y^e same day was slaine at Ivie bridge two bretherin Edwarde Audience & Richard Audience whoe weare buried At vxbridge, fo^r y^e cloth iij^s iiij^d, the ij peales—xij^d, y^e knell—xx^d, y^e graue ij^s	viij^s
	28. 0. 3.

The firste (fn. 28) yeares Receiptes .1584.

Burialls in Christmas q'te^r .1584.


January	Item the xj^th day of January was buried At westm' Thomas Smyth (fn. 29) whoe was also slaine at Ivie bridge, fo^r his Chardges de claro	viij^s vj^d
	It'm y^e xiij^th was b. a Chrisome of william gillam	ni'll
	It'm the same day was b. Thomas Twiford for the best cloth & graue—ij^s ij^d, knell & peales ij^s viij^d	iiij^s x^d
	It'm y^e xv^th was b: a Chrisome of Rob't hewes, coffine	vj^d
	It'm the xvj^th was b. Richard Tromble	ni'll
	It'm the xxij^th was b. John williams wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the same day was b: Agnes Chambers	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxiij^th was b: a Chrisome of Ric' Skyers	ni'll
	It'm y^e same Day was b william Dole from longe Acar (fn. 30)	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxv^th was b Thomas Evans worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the same Day was b Thomas Colson wo^rst cloth	ij^d
ffebruary.	It'm the vj^th of ffebruary was b Anne Robinson y^e best cloth xx^d, y^e knell And graue—xx^d	iij^s iiij^d
	It'm y^e same day was b a poore woman y^t Died in y^e streat	ni'll
	It'm y^e ix^th was b an Irishe boy y^t Died in y^e streat	ni'll
	It'm y^e same day was b mary Austine, y^e afte^rnones knell xx^d, ij peales xij^d, a graue vj^d	iij^s ij^d
	It'm y^e xvj^th was b [Gualterus] Booth wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xviij^th was b Gillian Pallandyn y^e wif of Thomas, y^e cloth and ij peales	ij^s viij^d
	It'm y^e same Day was b: Tho: Crooke & A poore woman	ni'll
	It'm y^e xix^th was b: Robart Hussey wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxij^th was b: Agnes Chambe^rs & xxiij^th Eliz: Ralens	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxiiij^th was b: a poore man & xxv^th b a Chrisome	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxvij^th was b: Luce younge & y^e xxviij^th a poore Irishman	ni'll
m'che.	It'm y^e first of m'che was b: Edward Luxford	ni'll
	It'm y^e xiij^th was b: a poore man from y^e feild	ni'll
	It'm the xviij^th was b: m'garett Hill y^e graue vj^d, j peale vj^d, worst cloth ij^d	xiiij^d
	It'm the xx^th was b in the quier Roger Bradshawe gent, fo^r y^e knell xx^d, y^e cloth ij^s fo^r iij peales xxiij^d	v^s ij^d
1585.	It'm y^e xxv^th was b: Henry Atkinson wo^rst cloth	ij^d
1585.	It'm the same Day was b. Dorothie glassington	ni'll
	Some—xl^s vj^d

Receiptes in the second yeare .1585.

Burialls in our Ladie day q'te^r .1585.


Aprill.	Item the second of Aprill was buried Joane Giles wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e x^th was b: Ezechell skynn' best cloth & Coffine & j peale	ij^s iiij^d
	It'm y^e same day was b A poore man from Ebury ffarme	ni'll
	It'm y^e xj^th was b. Elizabeth Gatley worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xiiij^th was b Elizabeth Clarke fo^r y^e Coffine	vj^d
	It'm y^e xv^th was b: mary wells a Child, ni'll	ni'll
	It'm the xvij^th was b Agnes Arnold fo^r y^e Afte^rnones knell xiiij^d, iij peales viij^d, best cloth xx^d, Coffine vj^d	iiij^s
	It'm y^e xviij^th was b [Joannes] hariott from halls, wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxij^th was b John gesidecke wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxiij^th was b John Eringe from Leonard wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxiiij^th was b Thomasine Pawcke wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxvj^th was b Agnes facie & y^e xxviij^th was b: Phillipp Charles & one from y^e spittle	ni'll
may.	It'm y^e first of may was b Rob't Longe Coble^r wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e same day was b Olive^r Cripple (fn. 31) a Child fo^r y^e Coffine	vj^d
	It'm y^e vij^th was b Anne Brian fo^d thafte^rnones knell xiiij^d best cloth xx^d, Coffine vj^d, ij peales—ij^d	iij^s vj^d
	It'm y^e ix^th was b Dorothie wiggine worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e same Day was b Mighell Leonard & y^e xvij^th Agnes Tiler	ni'll
	It'm the xxx^th was b Richard walgraue from spittle	ni'll
June.	It'm y^e first of June was b. Mighell wary A child	ni'll
	It'm y^e third of June was b: in y^e quie^r John Dutton gent fo^r y^e knell xx^d, iiij peales viij^d, best cloth ij^s	iiij^s iiij^d
	It'm y^e vj^th was b Thomas Clee best cloth & ij peales	ij^s
	It'm y^e xij^th was b Thomas Crofte & one Cisley out of y^e streat	ni'll
	It'm y^e xiij^th was b Johan Gateley a child	ni'll
	It'm y^e xv^th was b Hester Cooper worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xvj^th was b Elizabeth Brickeston Coffined	vj^d
	It'm y^e xxj^th was b Edward Lee	ni'll
	It'm the xxij^th was b Robart Pecocke from y^e spittle	ni'll
	It'm y^e same Day was b Thobias Chursey wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xxiij^th was b Sibbell Barnes from m^r Bryans, for the best cloth ij^s, thafternones knell xiiij^d, fo^r ij peales xij^d, coffine vj^d	iiij^s viij^d
	Some—xxiiij^s

The second yeares Receiptes .1585.

Burialls in Midsom' q'te^r .1585.


July.	Item ye secound of July was b Ralf Ermes	ni'll
	It'm y^e iiij^th was b Joane Thompson	ni'll
	It'm y^e v^th was b Thomas Cooke	ni'll
	It'm the viij^th was b Anne [blank] from Beggelyes, cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xiiij^th was b Richard Stevens	ni'll
	It'm y^e same Day was b in y^e Chappell of y^e savoy Thomas Chambers, cloth & peales	xvj^d
	It'm y^e xx^th was b Anne Steward y^e Daughte^r of m^r Marke Steward, fo^r y^e ground in y^e Churche vj^s viij^d, fo^r y^e knell xiiij^d, iiij peales viij^d	viij^s vj^d
	It'm y^e xxiiij^th was bur. Ruth morrice & y^e xxvj^th a Chrisome	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxix^th was b ffraunc's [Pyllington]	ni'll
August.	It'm the secound Day was b John Hardinge glou'	x^s viij^d
	It'm y^e ground in y^e Churche vj^s viij^d, y^e cloth xx^d, y^e knell & peales—ij^s iiij^d	x^s viij^d
	It'm y^e same Day A poore Irishe boy & on y^e ix^th Marrion Barie	ni'll
	It'm y^e x^th was b Alexande^r Storie wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xix^th was b: william Joanes	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxvij^th was buried Olive^r Hugen (fn. 32)	iij^s viij^d
	It'm fo^r y^e knell And cloth—ij^s x^d, fo^r y^e graue And ij peales x^d	iij^s viij^d
	It'm y^e xxviij^th was b Elizabeth Pigott fo^r y^e cloth xx^d, for the Coffine & peales x^d	ij^s vj^d
	It'm y^e xxix^th was b Peter Strout	ni'll
September.	It'm y^e xiij^th of Septembe^r was b John Symondes	ni'll
September.	It'm y^e xix^th was b m'garet An Irishe maid	ni'll
	Some—xxvij^s
Burialls in Mighelmas q'te^r 1585. October.	Item y^e xj^th day of Octobe^r was buried Alice Graysott (fn. 33) wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xiiij^th was b A Chrisom of John vavers (fn. 34) coffine	vj^d
	It'm y^e xvj^th was b Bridgett Leonard wo^rst cloth	ij^d
	It'm y^e xvij^th was b Joan Rise	ni'll
	It'm y^e xx^th was b Joane Day worst cloth	ij^d

Receipts in the second yeare .1585.

Burialls in Mighelmas q'te^r .1585.


October.	Item y^e xxx^th of October was b George Dennys for the worst cloth	ij^d
November.	It'm y^e vj^th of November was b. a Chrisome of Edward Bicke^rstaf	ni'll
	It'm the xij^th was b John Morley, worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xxviij^th was b Henry Bowinge a Child	ni'll
	It'm y^e xxix^th was b Robart Phillipp a child	ni'll
December.	It'm y^e iiij^th of Decembe^r was b Richard Hunt fo^r the best cloth xx^d, ij peales iiij^d	ij^s
	It'm the ix^th Day of Decemb' was b Agnes Miller late s'u'nt to m^r william Cooke	ni'll.
	It'm y^e xj^th was b william ffoste^r Coffine & wo^rst cloth	viij^d
	It'm y^e xij^th was b Oswell knight fo^r y^e best cloth xx^d, coffine vj^d, j peale iiij^d	ij^s iiij^d
	It'm y^e xiiij^th was b m'garett Slaney worst cloth	ij^d
	It'm the xv^th was b Arnold Ingram	ni'll
	It'm the xvj^th was b John [Parkar] a fflaunde^rs souldier (fn. 35)	ni'll
	It'm y^e xix^th was b Gregory man from y^e spittle	ni'll
	It'm y^e xx^th was b John Neale & w^th him one of his maid Childerin, coffine vj^d, worst cloth ij^d	viij^d
	It'm y^e xxiij^th was b John Blackeborne	ni'll
	It'm the xxiiij^th was b John Ticken'	ni'll
	Some of y^e burialls in this Mighelmas q'te^r is	vij^s. ij^d.
	Some of the whole receiptes fo^r burialls in this o^r secounde yeare amounteth vnto y^e some of	iiij^li. xviij^s. viij^d.
	Some totall of the whole receiptes in this o^r secound yeare is	xxxij^li xvij^s v^d
	besides the—x^li xix^s vij^d collected fo^r souldiers
	Some totall—xliij^li xvij^s	whereof

The said Accomptantes Demaunde allowance for ymploymentes and Chardges by them paid and Disbursed fo^r y^e vse of y^e Church and othe^r ordinary & extraordinary paymentes in this their secound yeare as hereafter more p'ticulerly ensueth.

32 . 17. 5

The seconde yeares paymentes .1584.

Paymentes in Christmas q'te^r .1584.


Item paid fo^r iiij Loades of gravell to lay in y^e east Churche lane At xij^d ye Load	iiij^s
It'm paid fo^r carriage of the gravell into y^e same lane and fo^r spreadinge of it	xvj^d
It'm paid fo^r ringinge y^e v^th of ffebruary at her ma^ties comynge to Som'sett howse	x^d
It'm paid fo^r ringinge y^e xiij^th Day of y^e same moneth At her^r ma^ties remove from y^e same howse	x^d
It'm paid y^e xiiij^th of ffebruary fo^r p'sentinge our bill and fo^r o^rs And y^e sidmens Dynn'	iiij^s vj^d
It'm paid to y^e somn'	iiij^d
It'm paid to the Clarke fo^r his q'te^rs wages	xx^s
It'm paid y^e sexton fo^r his q'ters wages	x^s
It'm paid fo^r kepeinge of the Clocke	xx^d
It'm fo^r oyle fo^r the Clocke And belles & fo^r bromes	viij^d
It'm fo^r washinge y^e Churche clothes	xvj^d
Some—xlv^s. vj^d.

Paymentes in o^r Ladie Day q'te^r .1585.


Item laid out at iij seu'all tymes when we went to make enquiry fo^r our callevers (fn. 36)	iiij^s vj^d
It'm paid fo^r y^e Recorders warrant when we had found out some of o^r Callevers & fo^r o^r Drinckinge and those y^t went w^th vs	ij^s vj^d
It'm paid vnto y^e Constables of holliwell when we brought John Depinge & Anthony Guy before Justice Smyth	ij^s vj^d
It'm paid At holliwell At ij seu'all tymes fo^r o^r Drinckinge when we went fo^r o^r Calle^rs	iiij^s
It'm paid vnto Richard Ledford fo^r mendinge y^e whele of the treble bell	ij^s vj^d
It'm paid fo^r mendinge y^e Iron pynnes of y^e same whele	xij^d
It'm paid y^e xj^th of June fo^r p'sentinge our bill and to y^e som'ner fo^r warninge of vs	viij^d
It'm paid fo^r o^r Dynn' & y^e sidmen y^e same Day	iiij^s vj^d
It'm paid vnto Bellowes fo^r mendinge ij pewes	xvj^d

paymentes in the seconde yeare .1585.

Paymentes in o^r Ladie Day q'te^r .1585.


	Item paid fo^r a C & A q'te^r of pavinge tyle fo^r y^e nethe^r end of the south He & fo^r carriage of them by water	viij^s iiij^d
	It'm fo^r lyme and sand	ij^s
	It'm paid fo^r iij Dayes worke A boute y^e same	iiij^s
	It'm paid vnto Henry westley fo^r Clappers ropes and baldriges as Appeareth vnde^r his hand	xxvij^s x^d
	It'm paid vnto the Clarke and sexton fo^r their wages	xxx^s
	It'm fo^r kepeinge of y^e Clocke fo^r oyle And bromes	ij^s iiij^d
	It'm paid fo^r writinge o^r p'sentm^t	vj^d
	It'm fo^r washinge of y^e Churche clothes	xvj^d
	It'm paid fo^r glasinge of y^e windowes to Bartlett	ij^s ix^d
	Some—v^li. ij^s. vij^d.
Paymentes in Midsom' q'ter 1585.	Item paid the third of July fo^r A baldrige	iiij^s iiij^d
	It'm paid y^e v^th of July fo^r A sainctes bell rope	xv^d
	It'm paid fo^r A booke that came from y^e Bishoppe of London	vj^d
	It'm paid fo^r p'sentinge of o^r billes & to y^e somn' fo^r warninge of vs	xx^d
	It'm paid fo^r o^r Dynn' & y^e sidmen y^e same Day	iiij^s viij^d
	It'm paid vnto vj souldiers (fn. 37) fo^r their presse (fn. 38) money y^e xxviij^th of July	iij^s
	It'm paid for ringinge y^e same Day her ma^tie then passinge by to nonesutche	viij^d
	It'm paid vnto y^e vj souldiers fo^r their wages from y^e xxvij^th Day of July vntill y^e secound Day of August be vij Dayes At xij^d a day	xlij^s
	It'm paid vnto them fo^r their wages from y^e third Day of August vntill y^e xviij^th Day of y^e same moneth beinge xvj Dayes & both Dayes inclusive At viij^d by the Day	iij^li iiij^s
	It'm paid fo^r matche & gonnepowde^r while y^e souldiers lay on y^e chardge of y^e p'ishe	xxiiij^s xj^d
	It'm paid y^e x^th of August for ffinishinge of the souldiers coates	xxx^s
	It'm paid fo^r ribbyn leathers and Diu's othe^r necessaries y^t App'teyned to y^e furnishinge of them	xxxij^s

The seconde yeares paymentes .1585.

Paymentes in Midsom' q'te^r .1585.


Item paid y^e xviij^th Day of August fo^r vj Dayes wages for y^e souldiers after we Deliu'ed them to y^e Captaine	xxiiij^s
It'm paid to y^e Captaines Clarke fo^r shott & powde^r	xix^s vj^d
It'm paid vnto m^r waters fo^r thinges Done fo^r them as Appeareth by his bill	v^s viij^d
It'm paid vnto mathewe Clarke fo^r thinges by him Done as Appeareth by his bill	xj^s
It'm paid fo^r ringinge the vij^th of Septembe^r beinge her ma^ties beirth Day	viij^d
It'm paid fo^r y^e two calevers we found in longe lane x^s, & fo^r the Dischardge of y^e arest ij^s viij^d	xij^s viij^d
It'm paid to y^e Clockemaker for iij q'ters wages in lookeinge to the Clocke	vij^s vj^d
It'm paid vnto the Clarke and sextons wages	xxx^s
It'm fo^r oyle And bromes	ix^d
It'm fo^r washinge the Churche clothes	xvj^d
It'm paid fo^r kepeinge of y^e Clocke	xx^d
Some—xvj^li. iij^s. ix^d.

Paymentes in Mighelmas q'te^r .1585.


Item paid vnto m^r Eves Clarke y^e v^th of October fo^r y^e Coppie of y^e p'sentm^t that our p'ishe was p'sented fo^r not reparinge Drury lane	xij^d
It'm paid fo^r the p'sentinge of o^r bill At the Archbishoppes visitacon & fo^r a booke of Articles and to the somn' fo^r warninge vs	xiiij^d
It'm paid fo^r o^r Dynn' And y^e sidmens y^e same Day	vj^s viij^d
It'm paid vnto Sex y^e xvj^th Day of Novembe^r fo^r a key fo^r the longe Chest	vj^d
It'm paid y^e same Day fo^r iij bel ropes weyinge xxiij^li at iij^d a pound	v^s ix^d
It'm paid the same Day fo^r A newe baldricke	iij^s iiij^d

paymentes in the second yeare .1585.

Paymentes in Mighelmas q'te^r .1585.


Item paid y^e xvij^th Day of Novembe^r fo^r ringinge At y^e Change of her ma^ties Raign	iiij^s
It'm paid fo^r candels y^e same night	iij^d
It'm paid vnto Thomas Bynnes fo^r lyme and sand fo^r y^e reparinge of y^e Church y^t the wind Decayed	iij^s
It'm fo^r CC & A half of plaine tyle at xviij^d y^e C	iij^s ix^d
It'm fo^r xviij ruffe tile at j^d ob' y^e pece	ij^s iij^d
It'm paid to Bynnes fo^r iiij Dayes tylinge y^e churche At xvj^d y^e Day	v^s iiij^d
It'm paid vnto his laborer y^e same tyme	iij^s iiij^d
It'm paid fo^r mendinge of A baldrige	xviij^d
It'm paid fo^r p'sentinge o^r bill & to y^e somn' fo^r warninge of vs	viij^d
It'm paid the same day fo^r o^r Dynn' & y^e sidmen	vj^s vj^d
It'm paid vnto mathewe Clarke fo^r mendinge of y^e bell Clappers all theis ij yeares as by his bill Appeareth	xx^s
It'm paid to m^r wate^rs fo^r seeinge to y^e harnes	x^s
It'm paid vnto y^e Clarke & sexton fo^r their q'te^rs wages	xxx^s
It'm fo^r kepeinge of y^e Clocke	xx^d
It'm fo^r bromes & oyle fo^r y^e Clocke And bells	x^d
It'm fo^r ringinge At he^r ma^ties goinge from Richmount to grenew^ch y^e xx^th of Decembe^r	viij^d
It'm fo^r hollie And Ivie rosemary & bayes	xvj^d
It'm fo^r washinge y^e Churche clothes	xvj^d
It'm paid vnto Nicholas Bedworth fo^r p'chm^t, writinge And ingrossinge of this Accoumpt And fo^r writinge of the gatheringe booke	xviij^s
It'm fo^r o^r Drinckinge and the m^rs of the p'ishe At the giveinge vpp of this our Accoumpt	ni'll (fn. 39)
Some—vj^li. xij^s. x^d.
Some totall of o^r secound yeares receiptes is	xliij^li. xvij^s.
Some totall of o^r paymentes is	xxx^li. iiij^s viij^d
So remaynes in o^r handes fo^r that we haue receyvid more then we haue laid out. w^ch we are redie to Deliu' vnto the newe Churchwardens y^e some of	xiij^li xij^s iiij^d
Made and examyned y^e sixt Day of ffebruary, 1585, y^e xij^s w^ch they haue laid out conc'ninge mother hampden Allowed ther remaynes	xiij^li iiij^d
Receyvid more towardes the bell	xlviij^s ij^d
Some totall—xv^li viij vj^d

wherof

[Signed] Thom's ffowler


Deliu'ed to y^e newe Churchwardens Edward Steelecrage; Mathewe Clarke And John Goodcole towardes the newe great bell	xv^li
And in stocke	viij^s vj^d

[Signed]
John Colbrand
by me der' helden
John [mark] West
Richard [mark] Darloe
xp'ofer Hayward
Myles lakyn
wylly'm Downes
[mark of Cornelius Godfrey]
Anthony harris
John [mark] kelsey
p' me Wyll'um Hedworthe

Footnotes

1	vide p. 390.
2	Edward Manners, 3rd Earl. In 1587 he was, for two days, Lord Chancellor in succession to Bromley, but then died at his house near Ivy Bridge in the Strand (Dict. Nat. Biog.)
3	First cousin of Queen Elizabeth by his marriage to Catherine Cary (daughter of Anne Boleyn's sister).
4	vide note 2, p. 179.
5	Not possible to i^dentify him, but probably Thomas, son of Henry, vide note 4, p. 294.
6	Wife of Giles, 3rd Lord Chandos.
7	qy. a bogus name put in to make the two columns equal; it does not occur elsewhere in the book.
8	Cornewe (R.)
9	A Peter Cowell, son of Ralph Cowell of this parish, died on March 1, by reason of "the diabolical inchauntements" of Eliz. Bartell of St. Martin's, who "practised upon him the devilish arts of witchcraft." G. D. R. May, 26 Eliz. (Middlesex County Records).
10	Cliston (R.)
11	Joh'nes Blyannt (R.)
12	Blyannt mortui (sic) in puerperio (R.)
13	alias Richards (R.)
14	Fauntche (R.)
15	alias Rickett (R.)
16	Terrill Mackdonill de Breene (R.)
17	Francis Russell, 2nd Earl. Died at Bedford House in the Strand, 28th July, 1585 (Dict. Nat. Biog.)
18	Register gives it on Nov. 18. Vide the articles on this family in the Dict. Nat. Biog.
19	The total (118) is smaller than last year, but still very high. There is a gradual decrease in the succeeding years, 1585–1590 inclusive; in 1588–89–90 the totals were 81, 49, 80 respectively.
20	The first definite mention of the custom under this name.
21	To make a foot-bridge over the ditches.
22	Surveys made in 1549 and 1575 are in the Vestry Minute book. Stow (Survey of London) gives some account of the lawsuit in 1592–3–4. The above is an isolated entry. The Vestry Minutes contain no mention of any petition or suit touching Common Lands at this time.
23	The Cathedral was burnt in 1561, and so damaged that the roof and steeple had to be pulled down, and in 1580 it suffered by earthquake (vide p. 319). Many useless attempts to rebuild it were made and money is said to have been collected for the purpose, but there is nothing to show how much this parish contributed. (London Past and Present).
24	Tuning.
25	The arithmetic is obviously wrong; should be either iv days or viij^d.
26	The chief motives of the subsidy granted in 1584–5 were the expenses of the Irish war and the need of a scheme of coast defence, cf. n. 2, p. 234; and p. 293.
27	vide n. 1, p. 372.
28	Should be "second."
29	E' satillitae (R.), i.e. Yeoman of the Queen's Chamber?
30	First mention in these accounts.
31	Hugins (R.)
32	alias Cripple (R.), cf. note 1, p. 368.
33	Grayfoote (R.)
34	Wavers (R.)
35	cf. n. 1, p. 372.
36	Middlesex County Records. March, 27 Eliz: True Bill that at St. Martin's on the night of that day John Deepinge, alias Oliver Tayler of London broke into the Church and stole eight bombards called calyvers worth four pounds, a buff jerkyn worth 10/-, 2 swords and 2 daggers worth 20/-, and a piece of iron and steel called a head piece worth 2/-, three instruments called "flashes and tucheboxes" worth 2/-, A little earlier Deepinge had broken into the house of Christopher Hayward (the vicar) and stole a woollen cloak worth 40^s, 8 rings of gold worth £10, 48 pieces of coined gold called "rialles and soueraignes" worth £24 and £24 in numbered money. For both offences he pleaded and obtained benefit of clergy.
37	In Aug. 1585, Elizabeth signed a treaty by which she agreed to supply 4000 men for the service of the Netherlands. It was in the ensuing campaign that Sir Philip Sidney lost his life at Zutphen.
38	Which bound those who received it to hold themselves ready at all times appointed. Most commonly used of soldiers (Manley's Interpreter).
39	A considerable sum has been erased.

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