Memorials of Stepney Parish: That is to Say the Vestry Minutes from 1579 to 1662, Now First Printed, with an Introduction and Notessubscribers, 1891 - 284 páginas |
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accompt according aforesaid Aprill Auditors buried Capt Captain chosen Churchwardens Court Rolls DALTON DAUIS daye DIGGENS EDGEWORTHE Curat EDMOND GROUE Edward elected euery ffor folowing FREND gent GEO GOULDMAN Gilbert Dethick GREAUES Hamlett haue HENRY DETHICK HILLARIE MEMPRIS JOHN DALBY JOHN FFULLER JOHN GREAVES JOHN HEAMAN JOHN VASSALL JOHN WEST JOHNSON JOSEPH COPE Limehouse London married Mile end mony Myle named to serue Nicholas office of Churchwardens ordered & decreed ordered and decreed parish pence persons hereafter named pewes pish Church pish of Stepney pishoners Popler pounds prouided psons PYOT Ratcliffe receiued ROBERT ROOKE ROGER GARLAND SALMON Shadwell shalbe Sidemen Stepney Registers Swanley thereof THOMAS GRIMLEY Thomas Harman THOMAS HOGG TUTCHEN tyme vestry and meeting vestry holden vestry house vestrymen vicar Vicca vnto vpon WALTER COKE wardens WILLIAM COCK Wm EWEN wthin yere yt is ordered
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Página 244 - A fine merry walk with the ladies alone after dinner in the garden ; the greatest quantity of strawberries I ever saw, and good. This very house was built by the blind beggar of Bednall Green, so much talked of and sung in ballads, but they say it was only some of the out-houses of it.
Página 244 - Greene, which I did, riding myself in my nightgown, in the cart; and, Lord! to see how the streets and the highways are crowded with people running and riding, and getting of carts at any rate to fetch away things.
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Página 244 - I did, riding myself in my night-gown in the cart ; and Lord ! to see how the streets and the highways are crowded with people running and riding, and getting of carts at any rate to fetch away things. I find Sir W. Rider tired with being called up all night, and receiving things from several friends.
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Página 8 - At St. Dunstan's, Stepney parish, London, a book was made by the wardens " whearein was expressed the pewes in the whole Church," distinguished by numbers. " Also there was noted against everie pewe the price that was thought reasonable it shoulde yeeld by the yeare. . . . The w[hi]ch rates by this vestrie is allowed and confirmed to be imploied to the use of the parish Church.
Página 65 - Deceiubr 1013 in the vestrye in' the Church It is agree«! in manir f olowing .... " Also yt is agreed that whereas there is much of the Register vnrecoriled as well for Christnings Mariages and Burialls where through much hurt may arise, that therefore Peter Wright- If he like yt shall haue foure pounds for the...
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