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all th e n o f F the reigns of Sovereigns of E gland , that th e u Qu een Elizabeth is undoubtedly most momento s .

The manners and customs, progresses and pageantry of that half century of English history the remarkable men and W0 ’ Who co n tinfio us s men lived in it the succession of eventful matter , not only of domestic, but political import , have caused the sove reignty of Elizabeth Tudor to be made the study of all class es of An d society, historians and critics . certainly the most noteworthy a u incident, the most momentous event in the annals of co ntry, was the invasion of England by the Spanish Fleet in the year of

1 5 88 . I n o t r our Lord, do pretend to write at large the histo y of the Rise and Fall of the Spanish Armada but presume to give in as short an essay as possible, so complete a collection of notes upon the subj ect as could be gathered from the contemporary records of the period, now preserved in various depositories , u Oth M especially our P blic Record ee and the British useum , W n o twith here the Burleigh State Papers are to be seen. Yet,

‘ th e l ar e I standing g amount of valuable information we possess , can th e but repeat the words of Sir Henry Ellis, principal Librarian “ of the British Museum forty years ago - There are many papers of high historical interest preserved in our manuscript repositories Which have not yet seen the light of a later day to explain all O INTRODUCTI N . the c ircu mstanc es attending the formation and defeat of the A ” M Spanish rmada. The discoveries made by otley, Froude and

a u other histori ns of this cent ry prove it and , speaking generally, c n MS a my own colle tio of S. has from time to time gre tly assis ted to settle many a curious genealogical puzzle of the Elizabethan era . An d here I cannot forbear calling attention to a very curious — fact the eventful periods in the history of England surrounding ’ 8 8 f o the year , rom the time of William the Conqueror d wnwards . fin ish ed AD 1 08 6 1 087 The Domesday Book was in . or , and just u fir st seven h ndred years later it was being printed for the time. ’ The Conqueror s Charter to the Citizens of London , small as it is (and still preserved with j ealous care by the Corporation) made ’ all - E men law worthy as in King dward s days , and that each ’ child should be his father s heir. William the Conqueror died in

1 08 7 . e w itzalw n September , A c ntury after ards Henry F y , citizen an d o f o f A and draper, ancestor the Earls bingdon , became the

firs t M s o th t ayor ( called) of London , and served in o ee wenty

a . c 1 1 8 9 three ye rs Ri hard the First was crowned in September , and both in that year and a century later the poor Jews were

a uff fo r 1 3 8 6—8 m de to s er terribly conscience sake . In the ris ing of the Lords and the events o f the time c aused the English e u c Au l gislat re to be alled the Merc iless Parliament . I n gust

1 4 8 5 c a Il l , upon the death of Ri h rd . , the Plantagenet race ended aft o f er a reign three hundred years . History has fully recorded

u 1 68 8 n I L the Revol tion of and the abdicatio of J—ames , while it must not b e forgotten that the period 1 7 8 6 9 3 was a most momento us one in the annals of the East India Company (founded

n f A e n o f c soo a ter the Spanish rmada, in cons que ce the ri hes dis

e c u u cov red in the Eastern vessels apt red) , and that the q estion of a Regen cy thr ough the first attack o f insanity suffered by

n d u th e e III . a Georg , his s dden restoration to health made thanks ’ a m u f giving service at St . P ul s as emorable as that pon the de eat o f the Armada .

five o f u In the years previous to the accession Q een Elizabeth , c M the Roman Catholi religion , during the reign of her Sister ary INTRODUCTION .

“ r (who ma ried Philip of Spain , the subsequent hero of the

A a c . rmad Plot), had obtained remarkable ascenden y Whether h King Philip deserved t e Knighthood of the Garter or not, it i s not for me to discuss here ; but it is worth noting as a very suggestive fact that to this day his Armorial Shield surrounded by the cherished motto is to b e seen beautifully painted in the windo w of the library at Lambeth ' ’ h ad . M Palace From the day of ary s death , King Philip remained ” s o a good Catholic , and he was smarting to revenge the pers n I II L o w V . w tions by Henry and Ed ard VI . The affairs in the u Co ntries , and the depredations on his shipping by the English , ” u fl in w as c nder the y g devil , as Sir Francis Drake alled, the c M o f c re ent execution of ary Queen Scots , and the still in reasing ’ desire to destroy England s supremacy, and make himself (as he

considered he ought to have been) the King of England , and c o f A c di tator the world , inspired him to devise the great rmada, whi h was at one blow to crush fo r ever the English nation and the Pro e testant religion . In this truly gigantic scheme he r ceived from

P0 e V . c that holy man p Sextus all the assistan e possible to_ be c l . given by promises, blessings and papal b u ls The latter at on e

settled the matter, for they declared the Invasion no sin ; that _all men were from henceforth to be absolved fi om their oath of

to o f first allegiance the Queen England, and that he who took possession of our Island was to b e the rightful o ccupier o f the

throne : that man of course was to be King Philip himself. Queen Elizabeth however was a very different person to what w us n o t Philip ould have believe . She was going to give up the n Armada r s ug little island so easily. Previous to the m she had 1 eceived for some time much information 1 elating to mysterious pro cee in s u ff _ gl g abroad , and tho gh she a ected to pay no atten

th ere , is tion, no doubt she thought a very great deal upon the

nb eet . Ma 1 5 8 2 esuit had n u s i In y a Scottish J bee arrested, pon

f u a whom was o nd a paper written in I t lian , referring to a proposed ahd u Invasion the deposition of the Q een , and there is still pre ’ served among the state papers* the Attorney General s own notes S D . P. o mes c er V es o l 1 5 3 o 9 . ti S i , , , N . 7 INTRO DUCTION .

1 5 3 a o f 8 . the proposed Invasion , Then gain Sir George Carey,

o f o f i c Wals in s the Governor the I sle W ght, wrote to Sir Fran is g h am c 3 0th 1 5 8 3 4 , the Se retary of State, on the Jannary, ( ) that h e h ad c c aco b a re eived good advi e from one J Whiddon , the m ster ; o f a u e f s eemm e ship j st return d rom Lisbon , a man g to be ” c o f ud bothe sober, dis rete and reasonable j gement, that greate pp aratio n be in hande fo r arminge a n av ie this sommer to the Sea fii ve gallies to be upon the S to ckes whereof one excedeth e in ” s bigues anie heretofore made by the halfe, and that the King th d etermin eth e in pso n n e to go this intended voyage w an armi s ” “ th o nsan d es of manye of menne , the designe being to aecom r plish e some acceptable service to God for Sub v s io n of religion a all B isca en s in Engl nd , and that the plott was laid that his y should lande a t M ilfo rde the Kinge about So uth eh ampto n ; the French Kinge at that instant to pro claime warre against us and to enter by Sco tland e i o y n in ge w ith the Scottish forces to invade Sir George Carey c oncludes by begging that the information

c w c uc s o dden n e ex l o icte sho ulde be re eived ith secre y, for if s h p h appenn e I have not foure greate peeces mounted n er a forte or pl a ttefo rme in state s ervic eable 11 0r goode po wlder to m ain tein e d aies w a o f shotte for one service, adding by y sarcastic remark Yf this place be of so smale impo rtan n ce to be thought w o rthi e ” of no better provision. o w N this letter is of the greatest historical importance, for it proves generally what really did take place four years afterwards — the actual invasion of England by an army o f many thousands f of men . The letter is dated rom Carisbrooke Castle , in which (it will be remembered) sixty-four years afterwards Charles the o f f c c First, King England was himsel a prisoner, and if coin iden es

a a a 3 0th o f a ar are worth anything, the letter is d ted the f t l J nn y — , upon which day sixty-five years later ( 1 04 8 9) that misled monarch was beheaded at Whitehall ! Among the Records are preserved no less than twelve pages of

the a o f ur a a d u 1 5 8 5 w a examin tion fo Sp ni r s in J ne , to hom

d o m 1 6 s . . 7 INTRODUCTION . ’ dozen questions were put as to Philip s design s and some six

months later Lord Burghley sent to Walsingham certain details,

lz fo c a c c . r among which was a h rge upon ecclesiastics (Bishops , ) the provision o f Light Horse and Lan cers, w hich he reckoned at £2 5 each , bringing a total of This is interesting, show

n o 1 5 8 8 e ing that the Clergy were t exempt, and in th y provided 5 5 h 8 85 1 5 85 o n 9 orsemen and 3 foot . In December Walker - e Squio r just returned from Lisbon to DartrrichfiTTsfi ahsi of eighty o f 1 00 8 00 o a sail Hulks, of from to t ns each ; twenty G lleons of \ 3 00 500 t o 11 s ' f rt s of 1 00 5 00 t wi to , _ o y Biscay ship to ons th 3 0 000 a , Germans, It lians (to be provided by the Pope) , ‘ all t ettin read Spaniards, and Portuguese, hem g g y * ‘ " " N dw i n fo rmati o n as for the Invasion of England . this w con ’ s idered but an exaggerated idea o f Philip s plans however in March following there is the important correspondence o f ’ Wal s in ham s c one of g agents, Thomas Rogers (Ni holas Berden)

” ’ which it is said formed th e basis of England s future action Among the proposals it was stated that if Kin g Philip lent u t 800 crowns to the D ke of Guise , the lat er would arm 2 00 French Fo o tte and horses , and that he would take the port of

’ ‘ VVe m o uth d y , and keep it for his (Philip s) use A few months ‘ e Exeter 1 4th 1 5 8 6 later, in a lett r dated from , December, , Sir John

Gilberte writes to Walsingham, that he has heard upon good au thority that the King o f Spain is preparing a fleet of ships with

' soldiers too have hys revenge apone In gel an dedg With such evidence it is therefore quite clear that Ilhilip had l c 1n vas io 11 secretly, and for a ong time previous to the a tual , made

a all s every preparation, and th t the resources of Spain, assi ted by a w b r o fo r Portug l, Italy and Naples , ere to e b ought int use the o Of c rand attack u pon the little island of England . ours e Philip knew the chara cteristics of the English people . While he was

s co n fe1 en ce w thus preparin g to crush u he proposed a , ith a

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o f eth erl ands view settlement of all disputes , in the N , and Queen

Elizabeth either believed him , or feigned to do so for such a co n c ference took place between the two ountries, and it may be said that both sides knew it was only that each might gain sufficien t u extra time to bring abo t more surely the Invasion and the defeat. Did we not know from other evidences the peculiarities of the u an d Q een , her extraordinary niggardness even in the hour of the

e u ~ great st danger, we should be m ch inclined to wonder at a pro ceedin g which might have brought about the wreck of her ships, u an d all the r in of her fortresses, the starvation of her brave men . S ubsequent events proved that had it n o t been for better generals than she —notwithstanding that she took upon her

f - sel the whole management, the book keeping and counting house work of this ever to be remembered and really leviathan

11 0 defence of England, —showing her to have been a woman of ordinary cl1 araeter ; had i t not been for the Lord Admiral

a Howard, for Drake and R leigh, harassing from time to time the ’ i th e Spaniards even aga nst Queen s orders, there is every reason to believe that the I nvasion would have taken place long before o f England was ready t de end herself. “ In Ma 1 5 8 6 a b y, ’ , Dr ke had given a cooling to King Philip, y ba turin 2 0 S an i h i s 1 11 A p g p s jh p , with brass pieces, pril, 1 5 8 7 l u s l etter , he te ls in a t still preserved , that at Calais on the “ 1 9 f n din shi es th, y g divers huge pp loden and to be loden with ’ ” fm v isio n u the K ing s f for England, he in his quiet b siness like m i ar o sie c awaie way burnt jand sanke a greate g , and arried ’ ’ e th us — a f wer w sank two of the King s g lleys , and repulsed the ” v eri e tie a remainder with little losse on our p , notwithst nding the a o f w heavy fire from the shore . The prep rations the King ere greater than ever heard of before . Having singed the King of ’ ” h a u a A Spain s eard he braved S nta Cr z , the Sp nish dmiral , to

‘ c fi ht a acce ted fo r if ome out and g , a challenge not re dily p , any an d o ur man had created a terror, both by sea land, it was Devon

s d o m 1 89 .

b d 2 4 00 . 1 I i . ( 71 Inrao n ucmo n,

l Drake an d shire , the most remarkable part is that we have no / ” all —in record that these exploits were done by order fact, it is o ur o ffici al believed to have been the reverse, for documents sadly prove the miserable condition our navy was in . It is certainly “ worth noting that in one of his captures (says Camden) , of a u h great and lusty ship , most rich and well f rnis ed , called Saint ” 1 n dies — Phillip, which was returning from the East , the wealth found upon it gave a hint to the English which a few years later in B ( gave rise to the East India Company . Lord urghley c was ontinually lamenting, in his letters to Walsingham and in one

. 1 3 1 5 8 7 Ar u dated Sept , (even when the mada wo ld have been at d e our door, had not a mightier power than the Queen of England creed otherwise) , he speaks of the decay of the ships, the arrears due of pay to the men , and the troops a quarter of their real

strength .

t c l 0th O 1 5 8 7 From the Cour at Ri hmond , ctober, , Burghley wrote to the Deputy Lieutenants of the Counties , informing them of the great preparations now p ar tlie made r eadie ' in Spain e fo r the furniture of a mightie arin ie with a n auie to come par tilie to ” t he u the seas , and desiring that all musters should be in f ll strength and prepared 3 in November they were directed to have c f in readiness ootmen , horsemen , and pioneers ,

' m a ti eS an d a certified a for hir j , person in J nnary, Kent that th t

County was _prepared with at least men and more th e royes hb w from Cinque ports . This p patriotic the people were o f at the hour danger . King Philip in the meantime had made all arrangements

to sail . It is true there was already discontent in his forc es at ’ a — delay , while broad in Paris one writer adds The Pope s sign e hath brought into this country such sickness and dearth that ” I e al w i h w think the King and l s e him hanged . It as a mis u u fort ne to Philip that , j st on the eve of sailing, his admiral

a c S nta Cruz died , and the weather be ame very bad . Drake too

h ad c a w eaken ed him a e ert inly , so th t the Invasion promis d in a September or Jann ry was compelled to be postponed . Had not c1rcumstan ces t th e these in ervened , not even well known pluck of ° INTRODUCTION .

a true born Englishman , would , I think , have saved England .

o ur u This may be said to be theory, but original records too tr ly fit prove that we were no more to meet an enemy then , or even , u u three months later, th s making the history of this descent pon

b n d e first u . A England more memorable than may , at s pposed

th e the great blame rested not on British valour, or want of funds , b ut really on the Queen herself. I have in my own collection of

S c th e M S. a do ument illustrative of the period of threatened inva sion a few years later than that of the Armada. In it stores of immediate nec essity to the amount of £1 5 00 are shewn to have

£ 6 Mr a e 7 0 . s be n cut down to just Froude, severe he is , only tells that truth which , until this century dawned , was an unknown A virtue with the historians of the Spanish rmada .

Some of the ships of the period had worn well . There was ’ a c f Drake s Fortunate Ship, the Eliz beth Bonaventure , whi h a ter ’ 2 7 r M c 1 5 8 7 years hard work, had run ag ound in ar h , but still “ c A a c was unimpaired, ausing the Lord dmir l to remark ex ept a ship had bene made of iron it were to be thought impossible to do ” o f c u a as she hath done , an expression more its apital b ild th n the

-a- flo atin term iron , for now days , our iron vessels instead of g and o f lasting , turn up their toes suddenly and sink to the bottom the

c o ld . sea, whi h the wooden walls of England never did What o f sh e would Queen Elizabeth have thought our ships now, when considered hers to be expensive toys ? Her Lord Admi—ral was e h clamouring, begging, praying, for the means of def nce s ips , esus ammunition and provisions . For the love of J Christ,

2 n d 1 5 88 . madam , awake , wrote he to her on the June, No r wonder Froude writes She skipped , and j oked, and w angled over her money bags as if the Spanish Fleet was a dream and ” An d Philip fabulous as a wizard of romance . when she did awake ’ a for brief space, she simply allowed out a month s supply of

—in a m en l n stores f ct, the brave who were rea ly riski g their lives o f for England , were living at the rate six men partaking of pro

s ufficien t u 11 0 visions only for four , so r beer and ammunition to A c o ut depend upon . The Lord dmiral himself a tually paid of his own was pocket for the necessaries of existence for his men, because it T C IN RODU TION . too much trouble for the Queen to write an order for them to be given out at the Tower . But history repeats itself and our own

Crimean experience shows how hard it is to learn wisdom . Such was the state o f affairs when the great and Invincible Ar~

. mada was not only approaching, but actually in sight of England c m Even Scotland, whi h probably, ight be expected to have proved us troublesome to , seeing that Elizabeth had beheaded King ’ l few James s mother on y a months previously, at last moved on the M th 1 5 88 f . At r u a 7 de ensive a council in Holy ood Ho se, y , , the * king was informed how 11 thiris Princes and potentates in Europe haue putt thames elffs in armes within their kingdo mes and domini r edd n es m chtie r e arit fo r ons , having in y grite and y armeis p p sum ur o is ex lo te grite p p and p y , whereupon it was proclaimed that all men between the ages o f 1 6 and 60 were to be prepared at six hours w c arning to ryse and mar he , and other directions were issued in readiness for the defenc e of Scotland . The magnitude of the Armada did not decrease by the intel

li en ce . M h g of the day I n arc , Howard wrote to Walsingham that the Spanish Fleet consisted of 2 1 0 sail and soldiers 5 in Ma 3 00 1 30 y, Lord Seymour reported it to be sail next it was a u t 9 0 s il of tons b r hen , men , galley slaves , c 1 9 u hangmen or exe utioners , j stices, and pieces of ord

‘ 1 3 2 u nance . Then sail of tons b rthen , soldiers , fin all 1 60 slaves , and y, another report was sail and 1 6 men . 6 But probably, the correct estimate was ships (all told) , an d io n eers Castilian and Portuguese soldiers , marines, p , and re re 1 8 0 friars . The flo wer o f the nobility of the country were p o f sented in the expedition . The King , in the place Santa Cruz , d M who die , appointed the Duke of edina Sidonia, Lord A l dmiral , and his correct tit e (Englished) , is worth repeating, u M as some writers have mistaken another D ke edina, for “ D011 A u him lonso Peres de G sman , the Good Duke of the

o f M a o f N io b l a M u o f City edin Sidonia, Earl , arq is Cacaca, in

f a the o f St. L ucars A ric , Lord of City , Captain General of the

e Pr o un c co . . R g . ivy C il S t IV INTRODUCTION .

O a o f A th e Riall A cean Sea, and the Co st ndalusia, and rmy and M Host of His aj esty, and Knight of the famous order of the Golden

. . 2 2md M 1 5 88 Fleece The orders he issued dated the ay, , and n umb er are u first forty in , very curious and worthy of st dy, the being

v o ur the obj ect of the invasion to ser e God Lord , and to bring c again to his hurch and bosom many people and souls , which being O h ereticks m Cath o lick t ppressed by the and ene ies of our Holy fai h , ” they keep in subj ec tion into their sects and unhappiness . With the expedition was brought a supply of provisions for six

u fish months , incl ding biscuits , , rice , cocoa, wine, water, oil ,

f c u sufii candles , vinegar, etc . in a t, Drake estimated the q antity c w ent to keep men a year . T elve of the largest ships were a u - n med after the twelve apostles, a religio s pass word was given

for each day of the week, and upon the standards were painted fi ures a i g of Jes s Christ, our Lady, and the King of Spa n . c fl o f 1 95 To meet this for e, the English eet consisted ships (all told) , and c 6 1 men, of whi h only ships and men were in the 2 5 th A direct pay of the Government for the month ending ugust, . 1 5 8 8 o f A . , being within the actual period rmada Service The fleet was divided into three squadrons , under the command of

o f Efii n h am 1 5 9 6 Charles Howard , Baron g (afterwards created , in , firs t o f o tti n ham o f a the Earl N g , and High Steward Engl nd, at the Coronation of James the First) as Lord High Admiral Lord

e Henry Seymour ; and Sir Francis Drake . But , larg as the force

f - a b u t . appears , it re lly represented hal of war ship standard The maj ority were vessels s upplied by various ports and places in Eng

c c . land , to ontribute whi h was in many instances a great hardship a 11 0 b e The Governor of the Isle of Wight, decl red there was vessel 2 0 u longing to that Island over tons burthen , and So thampton,

c through the decay of the town and commerce , ould not provide

t h e c if h ad two ships and pinna e asked for, and even it could, it not 1 0 1 l . the men, for had a ready been pressed in th at place Ipswich

ese o rders b e fo un d r n ed i n the ar e an M sce an Th will p i t H l i i ll y, ’ V o l . i 1 . . 1 5 mer s a e c s Vo l i 4 u o a . . 25 J o r. Arc A sso c a o n , p S St t Tr t , , p . ; h . i ti , V l o 332 . . ix. , p. INTRODUCTION .

u and Harwich wo ld provide the two ships and pinnace , but desired the Government to provide the ordnance Exeter, informing the

Lord Treasurer of the ships being ready, state their cost to that city to be The Cinque Ports fitted out six ships of 1 60 30 tons each , and six pinnaces of tons , to attend upon them , and m among other service performed against the ene y, one of their u ships , of Dover, the marines of which were well acq ainted with the th e flats and banks of the Channel, decoyed great Galleas of Spain an d run her aground on the coast near Calais, and afterwards ” burnt her . ’ A Ark 4 2 5 The Lord dmiral s ship , The , carried men ’ ” Lord Seymour s was The Rainbow, and Sir Francis ’

2 5 0 . A th Drake s The Revenge , each with men mong e other ships of the fleet were The Triumph (Sir Martin Fro b is 1 5 0 4 00 her, with men) The Victory (Sir John Hawkins , ) ” 2 5 0 The Lyon (Lord Thomas Howard , ) The Bonaventure E o f ( arl Cumberland , The Dreadnought (Sir George Bes 200 A ton , ) The Vantguard (Sir William Winter, mong the merchant ships were the Gallian Leycester (George Fenner, 1 60 A 1 1 0 —“ ) The Golden Noble ( dam Seiger, ) The Thomas ” ” Drake , and The Elizabeth Drake, The Hope Hawkins, The ” ’ ” ” Diamond , The Heart s Ease, and The Virgin , God save her . ” Among the London ships were The Hercules, The Royal De ” ” ” ” fence , The Centurion , The George Noble, The Providence,

A Ma flo wer o f and , what will please our merican cousins, The y ( 200 9 0 tons, with men , Captain Edward Banke) , which was also ’ the name of one of the coasters sent from King s Lynn , in Norfolk

M . 1 5 0 70 . A ( tons, men, Capt lexander usgrave) Some of the other u names are curio s, for there was The Foresight , The ” ” ” ” Swiftsu re M , The Hopewell , The Delight, The akeshift, ” ” ” G o d V n e ard The Bark Buggans , The Gift of , The y y , The ” ” ” Th e Handmaid, The Little Hare, Grace of God , The Sly ” The W . boot, and Heathen of eymouth

The land force was equally a weighty matter . Like the navy, the ’ f en l H asted s s o K Vo . 9 Hi t . t, . iv , p. 7 . INTRODUCTION .

u army had been q ite a secondary consideration . The General Com ’ —inC hief mander was the Queen s favourite , the Earl of Leicester, of —“ ’ whom Froude speaks Drake s ability was as conspicuou s as Lei ' ’ cester s c u imbe ility, and it m st be acknowledged that the Earl s

s ability had been proved wanting in the Netherland , The English 1 5 8 4 musters were ordered to be reported upon as early as , and it may be a fact of some interest to note that Thomas Churchyard ,

M M . the poet, was uster aster for the County of Kent The s w report subsequently collected, she there were men in

England , and in Wales in all , This body was divided into three divisions, which specially included foot and horse , for the defence of London , under Leicester, at Tilbury under Lord Hunsdon and foot and 407

. u lances horse , and light horse, as a reserve Th s stood the

1 5 8 8 . O u 2 7 th force in June , the of that month men were

i h called out of Surrey . The Canterbury City give most terestin g details of the Kentish preparations , and of the Camp at

o r thb o rn e . N , near Deal From that city went especially equipped , Alderman Brome at the head of 2 00 men his namesake had done 1 4 70 a similar service for Edward the Fourth , in . We are told by L r Sh e ardw M . pp that the repeated charges in the City accounts for new h eddyng of a drumm e shew but too We d the zeal displayed

h . u in eating to arms In S ssex enthusiasm was equally strong . O n e incident is worth recording the old and i n firm Viscount M t 200 on ague collected together horse, and marched at the head of ff them with his sons and child grandson , to o er his services to the Queen at Tilb uryi No wonder Her Maj esty fin din g him faith ful — u c , always loved him, although it m st be a knowledged in a f great many instances , Elizabeth proved herself forget ul of those

N o rfo lk mMa 1 5 8 8 who served her. In , fro y to September, , the total cost for preparations amounted to of which was spent on soldiers appo yn ted fo r her Majti es guard to

H s M SS 15 8 i t . . , ix .

’‘ Arc Can t x1 1 4 2 l h . , , .

Ar O uss e c I . 1 81 i S x, h . C L, vii , . INTRODUCTION .

h 4 2 mar tc towards London . The Lewes town books record that 2 0 6 u 1 . barrels of g npowder, shot , pieces of ordnance , match , etc , whi ch e 4 2 were delivered to that place , of barrels of gunne pow d l r d R der there were e yue e unto the use of the ight Hon . Lord B uekhurs te 20 m S an ishe fleete , at the ti e that the p came along by N ewe Haven for my Lord Admirall and also one other barrell

4 2 b arr ells of the same of Gunpowder, was by a warrant directed unto the said constables from the Lord B uckhurste delyu ered unto ” t B rithhelmsto n one , Patrick Hackett, for the use of the own of .

London naturally was fully alive to the danger from the earliest moment . The citizens from the most ancient times have always An d proved the best guardians of the Monarch and the People . w when the cro n has failed in its duty, the loyal inhabitants who have been contemptuously called, by evil and j ealous outsiders , ” the shopkeepers of one square mile , have come forward and proved themselves ready to defend the rights and privileges of a

firml th e n great nation . The y rooted tree of British Constitutio , n o w beneath whose spacious branches repose and safety are possible , was planted and watched and nurtured , by bold true English men a of former days . Personal , civil , and religious freedom , commerci l

- greatness , social prosperity, cultivated intelligence, far reaching

in fluen ce s philanthropy, vast moral , are the product of seed planted ” fo ster ed long ago, and whose growth a benign Providence has . i h 1 5 88 When t erefore the Lords of the Council , in June , , demanded

of the citizens men , the demand was immediately complied

. M with The Lord ayor, further, called upon the City Companies, and the members put down their names for The “Twelve” great Livery Guilds (among 2 1 9 members) alone subscribed ’ £4 and among these the Ironmongers , to which I have the

ut O n honour to belong, p down their names for the 3 rd of A fit 1 6 pril , the Corporation of London had resolved to out of the

an sdo n e M S. 5 8 L w , ,

‘ ’ “ H r us i 2 l H s se . 1 3 . l o sfie d s . i t S x, , ‘ ’ ’ o n do n s Ro o f Fame 1884 I L ll , D INTRO UCTION.

4 c largest ships and pinna es , and in July, it was reported that

2 0 c c these vessels (with men), were osting the itizens

per month , yet they were willing to victual them one month longer . B y that date we kn ow the defeat o f the Arm ada h ad been aec om ’ lish ed s p . Then again the Churchwardens account of the different

parishes in England give some interesting records . In London ,

St us t those of . Dunstan , Fleet Street, tells , Item paid for Pap ,

Ein ke Pen n cs th e A c o , and , when lderman ame to sesse men f r d d ’ V . x i . St M armour , Item paid for Gunpowder, j . argaret s , a t Westminster, shew that parish p r icularly active in scouring its corslets and sharp ening its steel payd at the mustering in Tutill fi l b ” e ds xx A x . xx s 5 lb s , the j prill, for Powder, l , j, and for of

M 2 od An d u t ° t atch . what is partic larly notewor hy for wo e prayere b o o kes when the Spanish fieete was upon the narrows ii ” M h i i d . t e C t e seas , j Those interested in The arshalling of of ” s f London into a true form of discipline, may see in the report o Edmun de m Yorke , a commander in the Low Countries, any ’6 curious details . us r This tract on the marshalling, reminds that the histo y of the trained bands of Old England forms a very interesting chapter u A in the annals of the country . The Hono rable rtillery Company t of the Ci y of London was then, as now is , a force composed of citi ” o fficers zens, good and true , and we are told that many of the of Ar the ancient corps were , at the time of the mada, chosen to com o f mand in other parts the kingdom, and that it was through their care and attention the trained bands in the provinces were so mar L shall ed as to be a credit to the n atio nn In the regiments from the first counties sent to London , were many representatives of the s u families in England, and of those who marched toward Tilb ry was one man who was a namesake and one of the family of the O th e future Lord Protector . This liver Cromwell, one of Captains

n 4 00 the of the Hu tingdon , was, it is true, not General who , half a

’ ’ M 3 5 r n ed in Str e s o e s ur e o f o ndo n an sdo n e S. 5 6 ( ) yp , L w , , p i"t St w S v y L o r an d Antiq uarian Repert y.

' ' 4 a e s i Ho n Attill . Co . Vo l . i . . 3 . 1 R ik H st . . , , p

xviii INTRODUCTION .

an d itchfo rkes u ~ some with clubs, some with picked staves p , all n a o n ted armed, and they that were best pp y were but with a bill , a bow, sh eafe arr o wes ca taine a o n ted and a of , no p or commander pp y to s direct , lead, or order This explain the enthusiasm of the u people , and it also tr ly shews how dangerous it weare by tarrying m an d to ar e and put men in order, whereby their heat fury might wax oolde the old principle of defence . The general call to arms had s w sounded , and the troop marched towards the coast ith a spirit “ ” ' A - 11 0 eager for the fray . nother eye witness, less a personage than “ i us — It John Stow, the honest histor an of our London City, tells : was a pleasant sight to b eho lde the soldiers as they marched towards ch eerfull éo unten an ces Tilbury, their , courageous words and e daun ein g stures , g and leaping, wheresoever they came , and in the camp s their moste felicitie was hope of fight with ye

Leicester, himself, wrote to Walsingham the men are T lb err all com together and lodged here , at West y y all w ll in wt s they be as forward men , and y y g to mete the enemy ” v as e er I saw, but their sudden call had prevented them bringing n o t provisions, so that they were in a terrible plight there was a barrell o f here nor a lofe o f b redd for them after xx myles ” 0 0 3 00 march . Such was the way we looked after our tr ps years

An d a u ago . a procl mation act ally had to be issued , limiting the

ro v isio n s prices of p , i for, as the demand increased, so increased the pri ce No wonder even Leicest er wondered that the soldiers u a o were not more disco r ged , and that he st pped more men u n coming from London , unless they bro ght with them their ratio s . fo r It was something Leicester to do, to beg that the kingdom

might not be played away by delay, but this he really did . A cross the river Thames from Tilbury Fort to Gravesend , was d o f thrown a chain and a bri ge boats, to prevent a passage up the c river by the enemy , and to provide communi ation between Kent An d and Essex , for our troops . here is another fact worth record

M 1 32 an d 4685 an d Du c o M i x x ar SS. . SS i H l . , lwi h C ll . , .

’‘ A n n a s 1 61 5 . 4 2 l l , , p 7 .

o in So c An . OIL Vo l v 2 2 6 . C py . tiq C , . . , O O INTR DUCTI N .

l - ing . Peter Pett, the Engineer, had an interview with Leicester

n d 2 2 n d about completi g this very bri ge , on the July , three days af ter the Armada had been seen in the Channel ! A chart shewing e the Thames between Lambeth and Tilbury Hop , is to be found in ’ ‘ Robert Adam s Expeditio n is Hispanorum in An gliam vera Des ’ cri tio 1 5 88 p , , a work which suggested those famous tapestries r formerly in the House of Lo ds, and unfortunately destroyed when H the Parliament ouses were burnt . These tapestries had been r designed by Henry Co nelius Vroom , and executed by Francis R M S eri n 1 7 3 9 ev. p g. In the Philip orant , the Essex historian ,

described , and Pine illustrated , in an elegant folio volume , the ten

pieces; in the preface to which is the foreboding , now of melancholy d a value as acci ent or moths may deface these valuable sh dows , we have endeavoured to preserve their likeness in the preceding ” prints . M To this valuable record, to Froude , otley and others of our m t odern his orians who have carefully digested the State Papers , a fi htin all reference must be made for a history of the g g, and the it Sufii ce the exciting incidents attending . to say here that on 2 1 st (3 1 ) July the Lord Admiral had proclaimed war from his pinnace The Defian ce ; th at Sir Francis Drake gave a slap in the face to the enemy , by not only taking a Spanish Galleon all u s b ut with on board , incl ding something like ducat , had e actually captur d Don Pedro de Valdez himself, a man of great estimatio n with S a n e _ p y , o s _ the King of and th ught next in hi army to the Duke of Sidon ia that fightin g lasted on the 2 3rd ul A 2 n d J y ( ugust ) from morning till night , when , says Camden, there was never more lightening and thundering of the artillery h ” m t an there was on both sides, and yet only one an was killed , on the side of the English , and he died glorious in his r own barque in the midst of the enemy. The sha pest engagement took place on the 2 5 th (August 4 ) in view of the Isle of Wight n the next day the Spa iards sailed up channel , hoping to meet

Parma and his promised aid , but Lord Henry Seymour h ad already taken up a position to prevent Parma leaving his own u o ff co ntry and a few hours later the enemy anchored Calais . INTRODUCTION .

w as It here in the darkness of the night , the English stratagem, w t u A a hich brought about the horo gh rout of the rm da, was f u carried into e fect . Some old and useless h lks were fill ed with fiammab l es an d i n , being towed and drifted silently among the

fired . Spanish ships were suddenly The result ( may be easily guessed a panic ensued, orders to cut cables were sounded, and 2 8th A 7 1 24 on the July ( ugust ) out of ships then anchored, * th e only 8 6 could next day be found , the rest had vanished in

ff . A di erent directions in dismay lthough not a new idea, this stratagem was certainly one of the best tactics adopted throughout fo r the whole period of the Invasion , during the excitement the English took the opportunity of “ settling ” one of the largest

Mo n cado galleasses , in which its Commander Hugh de with 400 of 3 00 his men perished, and slaves j umping overboard were 2 9th A liberated this was on the July ( ugust The Spaniards,

followed by the English, steered along the coast of Flanders , but the wrecks needed little following ; their work was done 5 wind

and weather were to do the rest. 3 1 Sir J ohn Hawkins writing from on board the Victory, July st “ A 1 0 us fi ht : Our ( ugust ) gives a summary of the g ships, God

be thanked , have received littell hurte , and that tells a remarkable tale . Sir John complains that the men of our fleet ” n d rel eefe have been long unpaid a need . Drake wrote the “ same day to Walsingham There was never anything pleased ,

me better than the seeing the enemy flying with a south wind to '

th e northwards . God grant they have a good eye to the Duke if o f Parma, for with the grace of God , we live , I doubt it not, but ere it be long so to handle the matter w ith the Duke of Sidonia as he shall wish himself at Saint Marie among his orange t A An d Sir William Wyn er writing the next day, ugust l st c 0 11 after declaring that their vi tuals board ship were at an end,

remarks , the Duke would give his dukedom to be in Spain ” again 1 That day, the Commanders of the English Fleet held a

S P Do m 2 1 . . . 3

Do m 2 S. P . . 1 3 INTRO DUCTION .

A w ff council , and they (the Lord dmiral Ho ard 5 George Cli ord , third Earl of C umberland ; Lord Thomas Howard Sir Francis

: d Sh effield Drake E mond, third Lord 3 Sir John Hawkins ; Sir Edward Hoby and Vice Admiral Thomas Fenner) then and there declared their determination to fo lo w e and pursue the Span ish e fleete untill we have cleared our o wn e coaste and brought Frith e us An d return e a ain e the west of . then to backe g as well to rev ictuall oure ships (which stand in extream e s carcitie) as also e o wn e as to guard and defende oure co te at home, with further pro testatio n e that if oure w an tes of v ictualles and mun itio n e were ” 9 u s pplied we wold pursue them to the furthest . This document n o t is only of interest, but important, for it proves how sadly defici en t the fleet was in stores and provisions .

While all this was going on aboard ship , the army on land was O n 2 4th mustering and marching towards the coast . the July (August 3) L eiceste\r eceiv ed his c ommission in command at

Tilbury, and three days later he wrote to the Queen , proposing, t wo that she on her way to Havering, should spend or three days . “ " ” ’ o L veten ants at Mr . in y pore y Cabin , resting Thomas Rich s “ n l add th o usan des house at Horndo , and so make g many both ff ” th 15 h a o . A 5 t A here and not f rr ccordingly on the ( ) ugust, Her M ajesty (n o t forgetting the princely pleasures of Kenilworth

“ 1 5 75 us in ) once more favored her favourite, and as history tells h u W passed t ro gh the lines of troops at Tilbury on a hite palfrey, addressing the soldiers with a true martial spirit; Here she d ined with, and smiled upon those around her, and promised, no w doubt, many a reward she soon forgot to besto . Sir Edward Ratclifte was one, and it was he who when subsequently j okingly asked by the Q ueen what a man thought of when thinking of no ’ u Ma thing, replied with all h mility dam , he thinks of a woman s ” promise I To Tilbury came Robert Carey and t he Earl of Cum ’ tb A berland , bring the Queen news of the rmada s defeat, so that

it a n is a rem rkable fact, illustrative of the times and the ge eral M order of things, that at the very time Her aj esty was addressing

the troops , and cheering them on to victory, the I nvincible

M . M us . G ren e S . vill , Bri t xxii INTRODUCTION .

d Armada had been efeated at least a week, not one hundred miles n from where she was , and some of the E glish vessels had already returned home 1 ’ nSt o f th e A O . The fate rmada is recorded in history . Lawrence s day July 30th (August Philip the Second was destined to know the Saints had deserted his cause , notwithstanding the An d blessings of the Pepe . still more curious is it to record all fi htin amun itio n that in the g g, while and provisions had been fleet s uffici en t expended on both sides , until each had not powder fi h t * to g another day, yet Providence ruled the destinies of each , as to bring about a cessation at so opportune a moment, that h ad while at least men been killed on the Spanish side, not one hundred Englishmen had been slain . When Howard left ul the enemy going north there were , or sho d have been , at least 2 2 n 1 1 20 sail . Sir George Carey on the d August (September ) reports one hundred big vessels then steering between the Orkneys Islan d b eat f and Fair , about by the winds; but a ortnight later only fift - h ad y two of these escaped destruction through the weather, fi htin en winds and rocks . In the g g of July and August fifte ships and men were reported lost in September on the coast of Ireland seventeen ships and men perished by the ‘ tem es t h - p d so that if these returns are correct , t irty two ships and f men perished in this expedition . O seventy other ships nothing more was heard one of the largest galleons on the Irish

-five coast begged for water, although it had twenty pipes of wine ” O ur fin e s 00 on board . Lady of the Rosary, a hip with 7 hands , 5 00 : had lost and those that survived in great want, were Spanish gentry born but soon afterwards the vessel str uck the ’ a B las ket was bre kers of the Island, and the pilot s son alone ff saved . In another case , a butt of wine was o ered for t a cask of water, and that not being ob ained , even the ship itself ; but the Irish were too m uch a fraid of the gallows to

accept the tempting bait, and so the vessel foundered, and of the

Memo s o f are 1 —22 ir C y, p. 7 .

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w all cre , that survived were taken prisoners . Two other big ships A . were seen off the Isle of rran , but one of these suddenly dis M appeared , and the other became a prize for the ayor of Galway. The remnants of the proud Armada in passing round by Scotland O n presented a most dismal spectacle . the strand at Sligo, wrote

c O 2 8th Se retary Fenton to Lord Burleigh , ctober , there were to be 5 fiv e- seen in a mile walk dead bodies washed up by the sea . Of o fficers the wrecked Don Lewis of Cordova alone escaped ,

. was being sent to England It long reported, even believed to M this day by the residents , that the great Duke of edina himself L had be en wrecked on the Fair Isl an dn and was never more seen in

Mr Spain but this was really only a superstition , for both . Froude M and Mr . otley have proved by the Spanish records that the Duke 1 5 88 had returned home in September , and soon retired a dis

r t g aced and disgusted man to his own quie estate . B u t the foundering of so many Spanish vessels with the fabu

' u lous treasures on board , led to much spec lation in after years . Between 1 64 1 and 1 69 4 the records of the Argyll familyi shew M e I that the arquis had obtain d a grant from Charles . to search “ for the Admiral of Florence ship of fifty-six guns with thirty M l millions of money on board, wrecked on the coast of u l , but in 1 6 77 after a long search , all that was found were a few odd things, &c s ufficien t such as kettles , . , and copper just to pay the cost of r 1 . the sea ch This reminds me of a , more modern venture In 1 8 69 a limited liability Company was started in London, with a capital of to recover the vast treasures from the Galleons sunk in th e Harbour of Vigo in the Spanish War of 1 700 Succession , , and supposed to contain fourteen millions of 1 8 . 73 i Eights In the exped tion returned to Havre, the apparatus,

&c . cranes, , on board comprising, I understand, the sole assets of the company . th e n A When ews of the defeat of the rmada reached Rome, the it A11 un o fficial wits spared not the actors in . proclamation w as 5 1 1 11 0 111 3 16. s .

’‘ See N o es an d uer es 4 th Ser . l t Q i ,

is . M . VI . . S 3 H t , INTRODUCTION . issued in these words The Pope from the plenitude of his 1 000 power will grant indulgences for years, if any one will inform him with certainty what is become o f the Spanish Fleet where it is gone whether it be taken up to Heaven sunk down into Tartarus suspended somewhere in the air or flo ating upon some ” . 1 62 4 it sea Lord Bacon , in , did not fail to ridicule , and at the present day the only relics we have of the Invincibles an d their ” — tr eas ures are the curiosities in the To wer of London th e ” lances which were brought over to bleed us with, the peculiar “ Ran ceur instrument called the , in which is a pike intended to ’ ” pick the roast beef out of the Englishman s teeth, the collar of torment and a few other similar pretty little toys which were i n tended to amuse and convert us . A The defeat of the rmada was the subj ect of no end of literature , ’

. s as the Register Books at Stationer s Hall duly chronicle Song , ballads , psalms, and verses were the order of the day . There was c one curious sheet printed off in various languages , a opy of which MS * is still preserved among the Cottonian . But perhaps the “ c most urious is the long and crafty letter of thirty leaves, which Lord Burghley addressed to the Spanish Ambassador in th e ac France , in which he detailed , in assumed char ter of a papist d f in England , the lamentable e eat t Then again pictures and medals appeared to suit the people and the times subsequently “ illustrated Armada playing cards were invented to keep the ” c a memory green, 1 and su h entries were made in the p rish o f registers, as may be seen in those at Carisbrooke, in the Isle

Wight . Then again paintings were introduced as those in Gay ’ f All wood Church , Nor olk Saints , Hastings ; and Beddington

Ha11 3§ but probably the most interesting memori al is that in St . ’ u o f —it Helen s Ch rch, Bishopsgate , in the City London is a th e M monument erected to memory of artin Bond , the son of

us Tit , B VIII . ‘‘ M 5 ansd o wn e S. 5 l L ,

Arc J o ur XI 1; h . .

1 s t sen vn 5 5 u N . 8 . ss A rc 11 1 4 . 00 . 9 g , S . h . . xxiii

INTRODUCTION . ’ showing what a time of festivity it was . The Churchwardens books of the various parishes likewise recorded the ringing of the h ’ t e . At St. M bells, and refreshment to ringers argaret s Westmin w e ster, two shillings were paid ( hich was twelve p nce more than ” rin in e b eh eadin e uen e was payde for g g at the g of the Q of Scots, although the very next entry in the books of that event has the somewhat suggestive item for mending of the ropes iiijd leaving ignorant people to su ppose that the ringers in their j oy had not ’ d . At St un s too softly pulle the ropes) . D tan s in the West (i n

which parish Temple Bar stands) , the ringers not only rang merry dr nke peals, but they and their bread and y cost the large sum ’ “ five St . M l iii iii of shillings ; at ichael s , Cornhi l, jtorches and j lyn ckes on the Queen es n ighte cost five shillings and four pence ;

b ut St. fo r at Lawrence, Pountney, they rej oiced in another way,

s . O four preachers received twenty shilling utside London, in the

provinces the records also speak of the enthusiasm . The thanks i 1 9 giv ng day at Chester was celebrated on the th, by a sermon at t l n e the Cathedral , all shoppes, tavernes and yp y g houses being shutte up all that day les te through anye w o rldlye o ccasyio n those who were not fully grounded in good beale myght w ithdrawe them ” act o n an d u selves from that most godly y , at Shrewsb ry all people that daye kept it holy unto the Lord that had given her

majestye sutch e Victorie . ’ ’ - The Queen s procession to St. Paul s is shewn as a head piece ’ 1 60 A to the Stationers Almanack for 7 . nother j oyful celebration ’ M M M was the Lord ayor s pageant (Sir artyn Calthrop being ayor), ’ 2 th O ctober 9 . The printed copy was registered at Stationers

n o t . Hall , but one is now known to be in existence The banners a A Wal in taken from the Arm da, and sent by the Lord dmiral to s g ’ 2 h Au ust w ere 8 ham on the 5 t g , displayed at Paul s Cross on the th —the of September following, and the next day on London Bridge very same day that the Mayor and seven Aldermen of Bristol signed and sent o ff to Lord Burghley a letter informing him he had been elected High Steward of that City in the room of the * late Earl of Leicester .

MS e ces e did no t o n su e his i u Lansdo wne . 5 6 L i t r l g rviv T lb ry C INTRODU TION .

The animosities against the Spaniards did not cease with the A s death of Philip the Second in 1 5 98 . The mba sador in London it had a hard time of , and every opportunity was taken to insult 1 61 8 1 62 1 or injure him . In and Gondomar, the then representa tive, was the cause of serious riots . In the former year the A mbassador having ridden over a little boy, the mob proceeded to * it his house in Barbican , and would soon have wrecked , had not the Lord Mayor and Chief Justice Mo un tague arrived upon the

. r I . scene The curious pa t of the matter is, King James com ’ elled t h e p Lord Mayor to beg Gondomar s pardon, while seven ’ £5 00 ff boys were sentenced to pay each , and su er six months imprisonment but they were subsequently pardoned . m as Having in as concise a for possible, summarised the docu A mentary evidence upon the rise and fall of the Spanish rmada, I shal l now say a few words about the very interesting and valuable List of Names reprinted from the scarce quarto tract of 1 798 “ , issued by Leigh and Sotheby, York Street, Covent ” ’ Garden , a copy of which, having the Rev. Samuel Lyson s i n MS. notes , is my Collection . The original cannot be found

Mr . o f o , Jo the author or editor of it is unkn wn but hn Bruce ‘ Oth Ma 1 798 a the State Paper ee, who in y compiled for the priv te use of the Privy Council a Report on the arrangements which were made for the internal defence of these kingdoms when Spain A ” by its rmada proposed the I nvasion and Conquest of England, w (a copy of hich most valuable report , with special dedication,

us notes , and signed by Bruce, is also in my Collection), tells t “ a MS. tha from the n mes and orthography, the , which I have ” not seen , is probably authentic . I shall presently prove it is so

without doubt .

e e t o n s h e d “ ed e . 4 th . Hi s as e er to the ueen is in S P x r i ; i S pt l t l tt Q . . D m 2 e . 15

a e i n MS o e o n h e o r na I h v my . c t Mo r a e fro m o rd Willo u h ’ C ll ti igi l tg g L g b y d Ere sb to Sir ar es M o unta ue o f s er o us e e n ca ed y Ch l g thi v y h , th ll ” 1Vill u hb ie H o use als the ar can als B aseco urte i n i c i s rec ed g B bi , wh h it th e eas e to the an s Am assado r fo r s e en ears fro m 1 1th Octo er l Sp i h b , v y , b , 1 61 2 at a ren o f £180 er annum s o n to a e een , t p , h wi g it h v b a go o d siz ed mans o n i . xxviii INTRODUCTION . ’

a Mr . Here , I cannot refr in from quoting Bruce s remarks upon

H e : the loss of the MS. says It is one among many similar ’ proofs of the losses to which the King s Archives have been exposed from the want of the strict regulations unde r which they l ' . A l ought to have been originally placed those persons, like myself, who have daily to search among the records and Mr registers will quite agree with . Bruce, and I for one have c ause continually to lament the careless manner in which the m usty old deeds and priceless documents, so valuable to our history generally , and so indispensable to genealogical enquiry, have been guarded by their proper custodians . From the Muni “ ment room of the family mansion , or the rubbish shed of s - ome public institution to the waste paper shop, or the butter ’ * man s store, seems to have been but a step . Some of my own

o fficial all Collections (Pedigrees, Court Rolls, and documents of b kinds, and of inestimable value) have been rescued y me from

c e . n c . su h sources, so I can speak with fe ling i the ause Speci mens of some I have already published for the b en efit of man kind at large , and I yet hope to do a further service in this direction ; but one of the documents I have I cannot refrain — from mentioning in this place it is the original Will of the first and last Earl of Cleveland, never proved, but which explains one t of the most important mysteries in the Wentwor h Pedigree, as

I was assured years ago by the late Col . Chester, LL . D . , who some time previously had compiled a Wentworth genealogy. I may also mention that I have an o fficial document proving that M h e was Lord acaulay, although given permission by the Corpora 1 85 5 tion in , to inspect the records of the City of London , never

so . did Why, is to me a mystery, seeing that the treasures at

u d ec a refer h o an an d ar e M in the r s I wo l sp i lly to t e Co tt n i H l y SS. B iti h M useum th e M a n a ar a 81 0 ma n o t b e en era kn o wn a the , g Ch t , . It y g lly th t valuable co llectio n o f Cae sar P apers we re r escued by Patterso n the Auc o n eer fro m a u er s o an d ere su s e uen s o d him i n 1 8 ti b tt h p, w b q tly l by 7 ’ ’ h e t P au s o ffee o use St Pau s urch ard Decem er 1 5 o s at t S . . 7 7 l t , l C h , l Ch y , b , , f r d —he ma r f th mes e n so d at a few s illin s £ s 6 . t o o e o u o 35 6 o . j ity v l b i g l h g each O INTR DUCTION .

Guildhall would have caused him to have wonderfully altered some of his Opinions too carelessly expressed in his otherwise valuable

History . Notwithstanding the extraordinary conduct of Queen Elizabeth in her management of affairs during th e even tful ' peri o d of the

Armada Invasion , and how miserly she controlled necessary u expendit re, the debts of the country had increased to an alarm

2 2n d 1 5 87 1 5 n . i g extent From the December, , to the th Septem 1 5 8 8 to ber, , the estimated wages of the navy amounted and fr om Michaelmas 1 5 8 7 to Lady-day 1 5 88 the preparation and u 70 victualling of the ships amo nted to , so that the total cost may be estimated at nearly quite irrespective of an d fittin s furniture g , as also of those vessels supplied by the O n 9 th A 1 5 8 8 ff . di erent places in England the ugust, , there A were under the control of the L ord dmiral and Lord Seymour,

1 1 9 . sail , and men

To meet these and other charges , it was necessary to raise money

quite independent of the subsidies or taxes , for it must be pre w sumed , seeing the over helming evidence existing among the State h Papers, that Imperial Taxation , then as now, was no easy burt en

to the English ratepayer . Besides this there was the expense of A the Army . While dmiral Howard was bitterly lamenting that h er the Queen had done best to starve the seamen , and Hawkins wrote that there were actually due to the seamen _for wages o f th e u h ad in arrears , the Lords Co ncil written to the various a Lieutenants of the Counties , saying there was a report th t the

o ffi er men of the army had been unpaid for some time, the c s

c receiving the wages from the day of amping to the dissolution . r Bu leigh too was terribly hampered, for, until he could obtain per

mission from the Queen , he was quite unable to send even the u n b immediately req ired , notwithstandi g that he ore the ’ title of England s Lord Treasurer . 8 8 h ad a . Ma 1 5 Large subsidies already been gr nted In y, , there w as du e u a , pon an ssessment of some Sir a 2 2 nd Christopher H tton had acquainted Parliament , on the

February, of the need of help, and it was then that a committee XXX INTRODUCTION . ’ " A B ur was appointed to raise the money . mong Lord ghley s papers ” i s o f e e a draught y preamble for y subsidy, a twelvemonth later, and this document is interesting, because it bears the Lord ’ “ c : Treasurer s autograph corre tions . In it we are told Wee do further con sider how for ye accomplishing of these yr honorable and princely e in fin ite o r M e actions , y greate and charges y ati hath sustained,

t al e s ear e m aintenin and y especi ly y la t y , in preparing and g t e so long time so puisan an army by sea, besides y forces e wth stan din e t assembled by land, for y g of y two grea and mighty e e e armies prepared , y one in y Low Countries ready to pass y seas realme u e u e unto this nder y D ke of Parma , and y other brought forth out of Spain under ye Duke of Medina wth intent by their mighty j oint forces , far exceeding all others in any memory of man e to have made a full bloody conquest of this realmo , had not y e same been prevented through y singular, yea miraculous goodness ‘ ’ of Almighty God and yl Highness s said great preparations and ” forces . u To make an extraordinary subsidy, and so r in the nation at one stroke , to meet the cost of the defence made against the In v as io n , was too much even for Queen Elizabeth , so she adopted c she d o f a wiser and less repulsive ourse, borrowe , by way loan , of u s et the of her s bjects , as forth in the printed list , out of the 3 6 c counties in England , a sum approa hing an amount,

f extrao r~ at that date, very considerable, and especially so a ter the din ary charges each county had already born e in making other o w provision . N , it will be noticed that the list does not mention the ear aid a1th o u h y this money was p , g the dates of payment ranged from th e 4 th February to the following December but I will show 1 5 8 9 the date to be , and that the amount was raised to meet the arrears , then due for the charges of the year previous . The too ” 1 7 9 8 us brief introduction to the printed list of , simply tells u that letters were sent by the Q een to Sir Francis Walsingham , keeper of the Privy Seal , and by him directed to the Lieutenants n o f of the various counties, requiri g the raising the loan . This was

M 5 L ansd . S 8 O INTRODUCTI N .

r the t uth , for a copy of one of these Privy Seals I now print, and

. o it will not only show the proceedings adopted, but pr ve , in every * way, that the list is genuine .

B Y TH E EE E QU N ,

l elo v ed we b . Trusty and , we greete you well Wheras for the w th r ealme better standing of the intended invasion of this , re aracen s o f S a n e upon the greate p p made by the King p y , a eare bothe by sea and land, the l st y , the same having been such as the lyke was never prepared at any tyme agains t this Realme m , we were enforced for the defence of the sa e and of n in fin ite our good and lovi g subjects to be at charges , both by c sea and land, espe ially for that the said intended invasion realme fin din tended directly to the conquest of this , and g also by such intelligence as we dayly receav e that the lyke intent the next yeare by the said Rings t for the wthstan ding wh ero f t sh alb e u s ch y necessary for to prepare both by sea and land, w fo rmed wth o ut cannot be p greate charges . We have th erfo re t alwaies thought y expedient, having found our good and loving sub iects most ready upon such lyke occasions to furnish us by way of lo an e of some convenient po rco n s of mony agreab l e wtll their estates (w ch we have and myn d alwaies to repay) to have therfo re recourse unto them in lyke maner at this present , and , having made choyce in the sev erall ptes of our Realme of a us w eb number able to do this kinde of service , is not refused betwixt neighbor and neighbor Amongst this n o mb er we have ?icul erl o u Tho mas L awle u b p y named y , y, for yo r a ility and h us Realme Wh . erfo r good will you ear to and our , to be one e, we require you to pay to our use the sums of Twenty-fyv e so n Lieutennt Pounds to such fi , as by our of that county shal wr t in An d be named to you by his hand y g. these our Lres of

1 “ See a o th e usse Arc n l - — s o ec o s Vo i . 2 . . 3 3 f l S x h C ll ti , , p . 7 ( o r an anno ’ tated co o f th e usse s and O en and B lakew a s r py S x li t), w y Histo y o f Shrews ur Vo l i 389 b y, . . , p . . " 1 is ro ec ed seco nd in as o n i s e ained er ter Th p j t v i xpl h eaf . INTRODUCTION .

Pryvy Seale subscribed by the pty so named by our Lieuten n t receav e f t m e o f e that shall the same, con essing the y the Rec ipt

sh alb e s ufficient us b e c thereof to bynd our eir s and suc essors , ‘ duely to repay the said some to you or to yo l assignes at t m th en d of one yeara from the tyms of ye pay ent. Yeven under ‘ Pr v F Westml xxth tfeb my y y Seale at our allace of , the day of th Re e ruar xxx eare o ur i n . y, in the j y of g

T O E H . K R.

‘ 01 trustie w elb el o ved To and ,

Thomas Lawley, of the Cop ” pies , gent .

o w f N a re erence to the list of contributions from Shropshire , will w £2 5 1 9th A sho that Thomas Lawley paid the on the pril , and upon E the document is a receipt signed by . Leighton , so dated , and

M 1 5 9 0. a further note endorsed Salopp, Quinto aii , Repayed ” unto his assignes by Killigrew . Another proof of the authenticity of the list will be found among ’ Lord B urghley s papers in the British It is endorsed

Prv i e do b n n a note of al—l the seales s en t wn e in the egy yn ge of Mch e . 1 2 9 , Lincolnshire In this document there are 1 1 5 names in the printed list only , the fourteen excluded having “ ” “ ” a ain st th em such in sufficient c a memorandum g , as , dis harged , or

Carlesb c l res (as in the case of George Berry, of y dis harged by r o L 6 . 1 1 5 fr my Treso The names , with the amounts against each agree with the printed list, except in some instances as to m u spelling, which ust be considered exc sable at that date , seeing f s f how o ten in important documents, uch as wills, the name o the testator, will be found written in several ways .

The third proof is an original memorial to Secretary Wolly, in A 1 5 8 9 f M pril , , rom one atthew Chubb , of Dorchester, who will be o f u o f c found in the list the co nty Dorset , as being harged with

M He fo r £5 0 the 2 9 th arch . prays an excuse paying by re ason “ that neither th e Lord Leutenant nor th e Deputie L euten an ts

ansd o n e M 1 L w S. 8

X V XXI INTRODUCTION.

warrant them doing in this b eh alfe . In one case the individual assessed prayed that two persons should be j oined for the payment £2 5 of the named .

It will be seen, by these proofs that the list, reprinted from 4 1 79 8 the scarce to copy of , is genuine , notwithstanding that the

i 1 or ginal , from which it was transcribed, cannot now be found . It s probably owing to this fact that those unused to the searching of u records have, hitherto, given the usef l printed copy a bad name , O n which I have now done my best to prove groundless . e of the it reasons given for doubting , was that the City of London is not it : mentioned in , but this I explain that the city contribution formed quite a distinct loan it subscribed amongst the citizens b e n n o lo ging to the livery companies , less than or more than two-thirds of the whole amount all England is shewn to have fo r paid, and a Bond given by Queen Elizabeth to the Corporation

is still extant . If another edition of this work is called for, I shall be inclined to include in it the city list, and add such s a other fact th t want of space alone now prevents me printing. z I must now mention that Queen Eli abeth , being determined to retaliate upon the Spaniards , and not wait for another Invasion f in rom them , but really, to invade the territory of King Philip stead , issued her commission to Sir John Norris and Sir Francis 1 5 8 9 u Drake, early in , and in the instr ctions were included the o f appointment Sir Roger Williams and Thomas Fenner, in the An d room of Norris or Drake, if either should die . by her letter, 2 1 o v emb er 1 5 90 dated Somerset House, N , , she asked for another loan . This list is extant ; it is equally extensive, and valuable, and may be included in my next edition (together with mu ch in terestin it g information relating to , preserved among the city ar

a . chives) , as a centenary volume some ye rs hence

In conclusion , I have only to add that the documents quoted from have been examined, and this has proved no ordinary

s labour, and but for valuable a sistance rendered by my brother,

F . Mr W. . . . Noble, of Forest Hill Road, London, S E , the work — could not have been accomplished so satisfactorily as it—is the principal obj ect in view bein g at the present time n et only to write XX INTRODUCTION . X V

o A an Historical Essay up n the rise and fall of the rmada, but

o i s also to pr ve that the printed list genuine, and consequently of the greatest value to genealogists and county historians, while the Index

i nl l w ll be found not o y useful , but certain y an indispensable feature in the present publication . T . O . C N BLE .

1 1 0 EE W A , GR N OOD RO D ,

AL S E. D TON, LONDON , ,

1 st 1 8 8 6 . January, ,

All ri hts etc. i n t/ze a bo ve essa ar e r eserved b the [ g , , y y

The N a mes of Tho se who co n tr ibuted to the Def ence

of thi s Co un try a t the T!me o f the

1 8 Sp cmish I nva s i o n i n 5 8 .

B EDFO RDSH I RE

2 1 d u . i e Walter L ke , Gen u A 2 5 Ma r en John B rgoyne, rmiger c h A 2 6 M ar en Ri hard C arnock , rmiger u e A eo dem William D ncomb , rmiger

o hn s . eo dem Phillip J , Gen John Clerke 3 1 di e fil a r cii i A Richard Hard ng, rmiger

Henrie Pairie p r ime di e Ap r ilis

G en . 7 Thomas Cheyney ,

A . eo dem William dams , Gen a eo d em Thomas Hawes, Senior, T nner William Audel ey 9 di e Apr i li s 1 as . 0 Thom Parratt, Gen ’ ‘ Thomas Y mpie 1 1 Ap mli s Chri sto fer Es twicke 1 2 Ap r i li s Henry Lodge 1 4 Ap r ili s i 1 4 A r ili s Robert Gr gg, Yeoman p c a 1 5 A ri li s Ri hard Crawley, Yeom n p Nicho las D enton eo dem ’ A 1 6 di e r i h s William Stone , rmiger Ap a c A e 1 8 di e A r i li Thom s Spi er, alias ld r p s r K ea n s h am A eo d em Geo ge y , rmiger

F raun cis arr e r . eo de m F , Gen u fr w a A r 2 4 A r ilis H m ey Fitz illi m , rmige p

Ma a Cateshi e A uin to die 111 11 11 y . John , rmiger q B EDF ORDSH I RE 1 .

. 1 9 fil ms Henrie Edwardes , Gen John Crawley 2 2 di e fll a ii a m 2 i lf G en . 6 d e J a u Willi Clerke, 2 9 di e M a . tt John Davie, Gen

J un kro s e. O S . 9 di e J un u liver gg , Gen

Matthew Han s co mb e 2 4 di e George Butler the 3 1 of J uly George Smyth the sa me Daye ’ Au u r th elder h 3 Au g st. Robe te Bellamy t e o f gus t

B ER K SH I RE .

ua o di e F e u r F eb. Edward Martyn q r t br a ii a a A e eo d em Thom s Re de , rmig r u re A eo d em H mf y Foster, rmiger ' Oliver Ashcombe 1 6 di e F ebrua ri z John Payne 1 8 di e F ebmca ri i Edward Bacon eo dem Thomas Goodman eo dem 1Villiam Dun ch e 2 5 F ebm a mz John Organ 2 6 di e F ebr uari i James Stone eo dem Christo fer Marshall 2 7 F ebr uar ii John Plan ner eo d em Clement Dawb n ey eo dem Willi am Dinton eo dem Edmun de Wiseman 2 8 of F ebr u ary John Saunders eo d em

' r i ch o l as Radish e ter eso di e M a r cii M a ch. N Thomas B ellamys eo dem William N elson qua r to di e hf a r ci i c ui n to di e M a r ci i Ri hard Chock , q ll i 'é Adam B l an die s ex to die . a rc Roger G arrad e eo dem ll eo d e Thomas Pl eyda m . William B lagro ve eo dem William Hide eo dem John Smith e eo dem Ma r i Rich ai de Po cock 9 . ci ' Willi am B lacken ho ll I2 i War czi '

J ohn Clarke 1 4 di e M a.r cii 1 Richard D avers 2 2 1 /a r cii Thomas Mariott 2 4 M a mi t Ladie Jane D uckett 2 6 M a r en Thomas Clerke eo d em John Elston 2 7 di e M a r e n

' An th o n ie B l ag ro v e qui n to di e Ap mli s ' Thomas Seymour sex to di e. Ap fl lt s Richard Plott eo dem Frau n cis Win ch eco mb e eo dem J ohn Pl eyd all 7 Fr au n cis Parkins Willi am Hobbes 8 Apr i li s ’ Edmun de F etipl ace eo a em Chr isto fer Fe tipl ace eo d em J ohn So uthb i e 1 2 Ap r ili s Thomas Donington 1 4 Ap r i li s ’ William Willmott eco e m Thomas Chamb erlyn eo dem ' H en rie N e wb urie 1 5 Ap r i lzs Robert Hutchins 1 8 Ap r ili s

Edward Archer 2 3 M ( zit Walter Prane eo dem Richard Hide the 2 6 M t . Richard Humfrey eadem

John D66 2 4 J um t James Grove eo aem Fraun cis Welsko rn e 2 6 J ua n

Richard Surie 2 4 J al it B ERKSHI RE.

H en rie Sl ade eo d em John Latton 2 6 J ul i!:

A u us t 2 A g . Roberte Hammo n d e 0/ ugust John Noyc e 6 of A ugn s t Thoma s Lyfo rd 7 of A ug us t

e tem a r 5 o e em S p b . John L n caste f S p t ber ’ John Pl ed all 2 7 Of b ep tem ber ’ O cto ber M c e l en s to n r ime di e O cto ber . i ha ll y p J 01111 Keale 2 4 of O cto ber Pawl e O rt e wo o d e 2 5 qf O cto ber John Staunton 2 8 of Octo ber Henry Smith eo dem John B uckeridge 2 9 of Octo ber John VVhi chlo w e Roger Higgs eo dem Richard Allen eo dem Ni cholas B adco cke ead em John Shere wo o d eo d em Andrew Stevenson eo de m John J en n yn gs eo clem Ri chard Wehb e 3 0 of O cto ber Gabriell C o cks 3 | of Octo ber

B U CK I N G H A M SH I RE .

2 0 d ie Febr a F ra un is G en . u m eb . c F Lovett, Ro th eram A 2 7 die F ebr ua r n John , rmiger Do ro thie u lti mo Febr uar ii Dame Pelham , Vidua

r i me di M G en . e ar en M ar ch . Walter Courson , p sex t i e M a r h: u a n . o d c John Fo nt i e, Gen V d M a r V i n lo e . 1 4 i e cii William , Gen 1 5 di M ar cii G en . e John Dormer,

B UCKI A' G H AM SH I RE .

M a a 0 y . John Lamb er t 2 d i e Ma n Leon ard Pigott 2 1 di e M au i

J ohn B r is co ll the 1 0 ( 10 3/ of J u n e George Curter 2 6

’ Co fie 11 d e11 al ias la 1 the s -n cle d a o J u l John , S te eco y f y Rich ard B l o o d e the 3 0 of J u ly

A e o n i 3 u t ugust . H nry L gev l e o f Aug s ' e ta M a t/ 3 1 A u Rob r ord nt ua o f ug at

CA N TA B RI G I A

2 a F eb d a d ar n . 4 F br u r . e zi E w r B es , Gen John Cro pley 6 0 1 6 111 Hen r ie Seaman eo dwm 11 11 r n o F mn 0 G a v e Se . f o rdh eo dem J y , P t t o f Wo o ditto n eo d em John ra . Swufha m u e eo dem John Folkes , of B lb ck dm u d cc u o f Swafham E n Ba h s , Prior s o f S w eo dem Thoma Smithe , to e d w a d t w a d i o f Fev ers h am eo dem E r S y r , Arm ger,

Fo r . o f B o ttes h am 2 4 F ebr u a r ii George ste . Gen f F l l rn d a d . o u m e eo de m E w r Wood , Gen a Sen o f Ful b o m e eo d em Thomas H ncock , . , h a d Has ill B al s haw eo d em Ric r , of r o f a m Gilbe t Wise , Hinton e de u o f Ho rs heath eo d em Thomas B rie , h a d a e o f aw o Ric r D vi , S st n w a1 d Ho ws d en o f eo dem Ed , Hinxton

e t Swan 11 o f Icl eto n ” Rob r , Witlesfo rd Tharb ie . William , Sen of

a Ho dilo we o f Ca, ml1 rid eo d em Thom s , g

011 11 B atisfo rd . o f h es te t eo dem J , Gen C r on Carro w e eo dem William , of Chesterton 133 11 0 11 eo dem di e Ma t . John r in, Gen of I RE 0AMB RIDGESH .

01 mCha l n eo dem J p y , of Trumpington ath e e o f Th ri l o w e eo d em K ryn Whal , Vidua , p a r o f Thri lo w e John T ylo , p d w a d A r o f F11 1 a eo d em E r ld ed , me re t Pil r m e o f W in die eo d em Wal er g y , a r o f B eo d em Thom s C opwell , ourne h a d e o f A u a Shin e eo dem Set W r , bington j xt g y a o f d M r e eo d em Thom s Lilley , Gil en o d n N i ch o las J o hn s o n ut e o f O l eo dem , alias B l r, rwel

e t att Mel reath 1 5 r i l is Rob r Pr , of Ap a te t h M u co d em W l r Hi c , of elbo rne a a a ua sto eo dem B rb r Snell , Vid , of Roy n h m as e o f r T o P ck , Eve sden o h n ] o f a m J Marshal , Eltisley e de u Adam Th rgood , of Eltisley B o ln es t o f eo dem John , Litlington Weav li n ham eo dem Thomas Holliwell , of g e e G ra e o f Weav lin ha m eo dem H nri yp , g a d em di G . q f ver eo e William ry, Gen fl Il e o f O eo d em William y, ver te e o f O a m William S v n , ver e de Maldri e V d ua o f a eo dem Johan , i , P pworth Agnis e a d w eo dem di e William P ck, of H r ick Stewk n L o n stan to n eo dem d ie John y , of g

h a d h a d es M lto n 2 9 di e M a n Ric r Ric r , of y a A n o f d c ead m Willi m g es , Lan bea h e

e t ea h o f en d ra to n e u dem Rob r P c , F y B arflo n o f Fen d ra ito n co de m John , de m Ma h . eo William rc , Gen of Ely f eo dem r c . o Daniell Good i k, Gen Ely Ma t o f y eo d em Jolm r yn , El e

J a l e J un eo dem, ohn D , . of Elie William Crauford o f Eli e eo d em d a Ma he o f e eo d am E w rd rc , Ely a ad e o f L itel o rt eo dem Thom s W , p

Kirkes o f Had e n lmm eo dem, John , ( 111 11 e a o f Hud cn ha m eo dwn J B rn rd , CAAI B RIDGESH I E R .

o h n Wi ch m eo d e . a m J Thurgood , Sen of d a d H o m ers to n eo dem E w r , of Coveney o l m a f h t d . o at e s eo em J Re de , Sen C ri Sturm n o f W isb itch 2 9 M a n W illiam y , Sko o tred o f W isb itc h eo d fl m William , a o f Ma h e 2 9 Al a i i Thomas Ph ge , rc G irdeo n o f Wi sb itc h eo d em Robert ,

J un ii . a L av ero cke o f U 20 d i e .Iun i i Edmund , pwell Sallib an cke o f Wis b itche eo d em James , n o f Wisb itch a m Robert Ly e , e de ; o f VVisb i tc li eo d e m Robert Cowper, A u a o f Wisb itc h eo dem rth r D lton , o f e e n Thomas Jones , L v ri gton S Trea n e o f eo clwm ymon , Newton

d o f Perso n dro ve eo clem. John Bon e,

CHESHI RE.

A 1 8 F ebr uar ii Peter Warburton , rmiger o f L e i h Armi er 2 4 F ebru a m Thomas Leigh , High g , g j 0 1111 o f t A e 3 1 F ebr u a m J Leigh , Boo he , rmig r j ’ br u Thomas Tutc hett . Ar miger 2 4 F e a mj 1 F r ua L ei h o f Adli11 to r1 . 2 eb r Thomas g , g , Arm y e e B erken h ead A e 1 4 Febr u a r ii H nri , rmig r ’ ha d G rav n o r Ar 11 1i er 2 5 Febr uar i z Ric r , g M eo clem Sir W illiam Brereton , iles Phillip Old efield 2 7 F ebr ua r ii The Ladi e Egerton 2 0 W ilb ram A e 1 5 di e F ebr ua r n Thomas , rmig r

A e 1 1 a r n George Booth , rmig r M e a a Ma a n o f Pe er 9 M a r cn R nd ll nw ri g, ev , Armiger 011 11 u A r c n d ( li e M er cii J D tton , miger se u o i fi a t di e M a i i 2 A Arm er u r c ” 5 Thomas ston , q r o

Marb 11 1 o f M a e A1 1 1 1 1 e1 r m ( lie Ma c 2 5 W illiam y , e r , g p i o r y A 1 1 Ma 2 5 dam Leicester, Armiger rcii ; l L ci 1 rl1 Mil es 1 6 1 00 Si Pete , OH ESH IRE. 9

am A 1 6 Ma n 2 5 Willi Brereton , of Handford , rmiger re B ro mhall 1 9 ar cii 2 5 William Davenport , of , Armiger M A ua to die Thomas Standley, of lderley, Armiger q r ' Jll a r czi 2 5

t m Ar 1 4 a en 2 5 Randall Davenpor , of He bry, miger M r Ducken sfield 1 7 M a i 2 5 William , Armiger rc i a h e A eo dem 2 5 R p Harden, rmiger de t o f o rb r A 1 3 M a e n 2 5 Ro r Hid , N y, rmiger r a da e M es 6 M a h? 5 0 Sir R n ll Brer ton , il rc A 2 7 a en 5 0 Hugh Calverley, of Ley, rmiger M r A 1 7 M a c 2 5 Rowland Dutton , rmiger r ii R A 1 1 a r ci e: 2 5 alph Calveley , rmiger M The Ladie Boothe terci o di e Ma rcii 2 5 The L adi e Warburton eadem 25 n Man w erin A ua t di e M a en 2 5 He rie g, rmiger q r o r G effre A 9 die M a 2 5 y Shakerley , rmiger rcii w Stan del e M es 7 M a 1 00 Sir Ro land y, il rcii George Massey sex to di e M a rcii 2 5 01111 A die M a 2 5 J Poole , rmiger _9 rcii B un b uri e A m di e Ma n 2 5 Thomas , rmiger p ri o re am t di e M ar cii 2 5 Willi Whitmore, Armiger ercio 2 2 M a 2 5 John Egerton , Armiger rcii ua t di e M a n 2 5 John Browne , of Stapleford q r o re 2 4 M a 2 5 Henrie Delves , Armiger rcii ha d A 1 7 M a r ci i 2 5 Ric r Cotton , rmiger n 1 3 M a c 2 5 Thomas Ver on , Armiger r ii iffi 5 M a 5 o . G r th Ar 2 2 J , miger rcii Ro gem an w ering 1 7 M a rcii 2 5 Rich ard Wilb ram eo dem di e 2 5 Rich ard Church eode m 2 5 ' G efirie Minshull eo dem 25

' A 9 di e r ilzs Aprill. Thomas Brooke, rmiger Ap r 1 1 di e A l s Thomas Venables , A miger p ri i

M a e h 2 5 d ie 21 cm . T o . A y Smithe, rmiger 1 O R CO N WAL L .

CORNW AL L .

M arch. 011 11 K m th o rn e A 2 6 o a he J y p , rmiger f M rc John B uggen s eo dem S ampson St illes eo dem Oliver Sawl e eo dem L aun sto n 2 7 M ar cii Thomas Hext , of ' John Roberts 2 8 M a r ci z Rich ard Roberts eo d em William Marke 2 9 Ma ren

h m as M Men h en et 8 A r l T o ayo , of p i is dem al te u c . eo W r B rla e , Gent e t Tren cr eke A 1 1 A r i li s Rob r , rmiger p

e t . eo dem Rob r Smithe , Gent c Chamo n de A eo dem Ri hard , rmiger J ohn Brode eo d em di e M as eo dem John ayo, ali Helier K ekew ith A George , rmiger

Edward Skaw en sex to di e M a ii d m Fraun cis u . eo e B ller, Arm Philip Maie eo dem

( b a . eo dem John de, Gen William Bodie eo dem Thomas Clief eo dem William Pasco w eo dem

d a d -N e 2 1 J um z J un e . E w r oy "‘ r B o o lles A eo dem Geo ge , rmiger * A o f Swem acke Ar John rundell , , miger * 011 11 Pads to we A J Prideaux, of , rmiger

DE RB Y .

ch Ar 2 6 di e Mar m M a r . John Harpur, miger ] u k A eo dem John B lloc , rmiger

ar ed N o t ch g . A eo dem Thomas Gell , rmiger P c A eo d em John raun es , rmiger Sh all cro s se eo d em Leonard , Gen . A A eo d em James bney, rmiger sta e eo d em Con nc Edmundson , Vidua A eo d em Thomas Leigh, of Egginton , rmiger a te A a m W l r Horton , of Catton , rmiger e de f a a o A . ea em William Bl ckw ll , lton , Gen d M c a o f s e ad m i h ell Willoughby, Ri l y e e Co ll ed William g, of Steede, Gen .

M G en . John erry, of Barton , um e Dethick e o f a A eo dem H fr y , New ll , rmiger o f Ho wn d e . eo em Arthur Porter, , Gen

f m a . Rich ard D al e o Os ston eo d em . Ko k n ht M n Th o . e e 2 7 a Sir y , Knig re

i o f B redsa11 G en . eo dem John Deth ck , , Kn v eto n o f M A eo dem Thomas y , ercaston, rmiger Fretchv il e o f a d é d Mrs . ua o em , St nley, Vi d . a m Robert Sitwell , of Stanley, Gen e e B a shawe R d e e . eo em H nri g , of idge, Gen

e te a . eo dem Rob r B ynebridge, of Calke, Gen

h m as r a A ua t die A ri lis T o G e sley, rmiger q r o p f r . o d a eo d em Mrs Fielding, De by, Vi u e M eo d em H nrie Wigley, of idleton , Gen . M e u n t di e r ili s Thomas osel y, of Eyam g i o Ap f Hi hl a o o we . eo dem Thom s Eire , g , Gen h d Kirkelan d t eo dem Ric ar , of Norman on Ken da1 0f Sm th esb d 1 eo em ” Henrie , y y, Gen . Williatfl A eo dem Bassett, of Langley, rmiger Wak b r id e e . eo dem J ohn Cley , of g , Gen f Fo lh amh e o f Wa1t0 11 Armi er eo dem God rey , g Ho wn e eo de John Longe , of , Gen m o f eo d em W illiam Botham , Derby, Draper h a d o f b eo d em Ric r Fletcher, Der y , Butcher e e o r man to n ad m G org Revill , of N , Gen . e e Christo fer c o f B alb ro u h 8 di e A i li s S later, g p r eo dem John Gill , of Norton 9 di e A i s John Parker, of Norton , Gen . pri l DE B R Y .

011 11 o f e A ad m J Rodes, Stal y, rmiger e e d wa da e D ut h e 1 2 A ri li s E r Smith , of erby, B c r p a L n acre 1 4 A ri li s J mes y , Armiger p Co l umb l e o f Derb i e eo dem Roger , , Gen . e t c o f 2 0 A r i lis Rob r Spen er, Glapwell p

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John Furs e secu n do d i e M a n Edward Golde guin to di e M a ii a au o f Stmm erto n eo dem Thom s C nter, c u o f W xt ( li e William Fortes e , ood se o Thom as Rudgwai e eo dem Thomas Do cl o n 2 1 di e M o m ' William Brawley 2 1 di e M a i z G eorge Smith e eo dem Henrie Ellacott eo d em Walter H eal e 3 0 di e Ma n Richard Brooking eade m B amfield A Richard , rmiger P e ter Hals to o ke 30 Ma ii H en ry Woode eo dem

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ust 0 11 11 Sk n n er the 6 o A u u t Aug . J y f g s William B uckfo rde the sa m e da ie Edward Meredith the sa me day Thomas Stok es the s a me date J 01111 Blundell the 1 8 0/ August V DE ON .

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a em . Thomas Hopper e d . William Cres well quin to die M a r c1 1 Thomas Sayer eadem Rob erto Nobl e 6 d ie M (m m Myl es Bridget eo dem J 011 11 B yn kkes eo dem H en rie Gaywood ' Richard Lamb ert 7 die M a rc1 1f Ro b el t Mott eo dem die Thomas Barlowe Rob ert Potter eo dem H en rie Reade eo dem William Fuller eo dem Rob erte W in ch e 1 0 Ma ren Thomas Sampford 1 1 di e M a r cii Richard Evered eadem J o hn Arm o n d e 1 3 di e 211 11 1 011 J o h n L iddi at ead em Edward B ullo cke eo dem ' Tifi n G en eo dem William y , . A thu B reame G en 1 4 di e M a e n r r , . r J 01111 B ed le eo dem J 011 11 Bacon eo dem I sarell Am e 1 5 die Ma e n ic , Armiger r J ohn Walker eo d em l e m William Sorre ] o d e J ohn S earl e 1 9 M a r ci i G eorge N o ddes eadem H en rie Stan dish e eadem Rob erte B rown 2 6 M a ren Thomas Lawre n ce eadem sem n 1i a B ro do kes Arr i er 2 M t, William Wi , of , g 7 a ra z A m e ead m Gabriell Point , r ig r e ' R b e t Kem e A m e 1 0 di e n lis o r p , r ig r Ap Thomas Wib erd eadem R b e te A n es m th e 1 1 di e A l o r g , alias S i p ri is Christo fer Somn er 1 2 di e Ap r ilis William Somn er eo dem ' H en rie L uckyn 1 5 di e Apmlis h m e em as G en . o d T o Wilson ,

Ma er dm n des . rg y E o , Vidua ' Edward Chaplyn 1 9 Ap r ilza H en rie Bigge eo dem J ames Rich ards on eo dem dm n de Church G n eo dem e e . E o , Thomas Clark e eo dem Rob ert New mau eo dem ha d Ra n sfo rd G en eo d em Ric r y . . The ad e J udd e 1 9 di e A ril s L i , Vidua p i h o n G en . J Friar, ' ' Rob erte Golding 1 5 di e Apmhs An th o n i e e A m e 20 A r l 'is Rop r, r ig r p i o hn Iv e A m e eo dem J , r ig r Thomas Turn er 2 1 di e Apri lis ' J o hn Harr ison 2 2 di e Ap n lis

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me me 8 7176 M 7777 William Broo , of Broo ed d Ch o rl es tree 9 di e William B for , of h mas a a d Willeml e 1 2 d i e M a 77 T o H v r , of y ha d o f Mo n ckb urie u t eo dem Ric r Williams , Co r d a d es the Fe d 1 3 7173 M C777 E w r Gyl , of il emse B r n so eo d em William D y, of y pp ' William Jones of Ll an wam e 2 2 d7 e M 077 7 o h n Main sto n Ll an aran L an w am e J of g , alias 2 1 M a ii ha d a e as t e F me eo d em Ric r D rn ll , of C l ro dm de ea e o f A mestree eo dem E on W v r, y h mas Trawter Otecro ft 2 4 di e M 77 7 7 T o , of o hn ea e te et A m e eo dem J W v r, of S pl on , r ig r ha d a e B o sb urie 2 2 d7e Ma77 Ric r C pl , of lwa e G en 77723 1117777 e t A i . 27 Rob r y , icho las G arn o n s M t m 2 8 7173 M a n N , of or on , Ar iger h m th Fo x l 2 i M u e e G en . 9 d e 077 H g S i , of y, o hn d mo r G en eo de e D n . m J Woolri g , of y , ha es Me est 1 6 die M 07 7 C rl rrick, of W on

Ma tha 977 777 0 7776 J un n r Harford , Vidua 1 An tho n ie te eadem Kir , Armiger J o hn Harpur secu 'n d o d7e J un77 h a d a e ] B ro n sall m d7e J um 7 Ric r B rr l , of pri o h a d m h e e 6 di e J un 77 Ric r Bro wic , of H r f. h mas e M u t 1 1 7176 J un 77 T o W bb , of o n on ames a e h Wo o h o e 1 9 di e J un 77 J R v n ill , of p e e h e ham B ro s emo n de Arm e H nri C ipp n , of , ig r 4 J un77 J o hn Jon es of P utl ey 2 1 7176 J un 77

A An th o n ie Washb o rn e 2 8 777 A ust7 . u ugust , Armiger 6 g am es Cro fte A msti e G en 2 7 176 A 7z ust7 J , of y , . 7 g Fraun ces e l 2 8 di 4 77 778 77 Lov l , Armiger e 4 9 HEREFF ORDSH I RE

ber h a d m M t Octo . se Ric r To pkins, of orning on Armiger cun do di e Octo b r7e e e e L edb url e 1 6 ( 773 Octo bm H nri Broi , of o h n F e 1 8 di e 0070677 3 J Collins , of oi h m as ham e t e Ma e eo dem T o C b r, of Li l rcl e u t Mun cklan d 1 8 7776 Octo br is Rog r Bl n , of l r H r f 3 7 r Th o . Ma a d o f e e . 2 d e O cto b is y , o hn L en tall u tt 2 7 di e Octo br is J , of B rco ' dw a d Sk n n er th e 3 0 d 7 e 07067 73 E r y , Clo i r 0

N e tt Heref 76 7 070 ( 773 N o vembr is o vemb. e . William B nn , of Richard Cl em ent of Puttesto n qua r to d7e N o vembris Edward Rawlings of Herefib rd eo d em 7773 ' ' J am es x Hereflo rd 9 di e N o vembms Wilco , of ' e Hereffo rd 1 6 ( 173 N o vembms William Boyl , of

Dec h m erche F iretr ua t di e Decem ' 8 2 emb. as S a ee b7 7 5 T o , of q r o 1 2 di e Decembri s 2 5 o h n a a d G en . J H yw r , ' J am es Winton l Decembms 2 5

HERTF ORD.

ht A m e ter ci o 7173 111 777 7 7 7 G e orge Knig on , r ig r

a h e Ratcliflb G en . eo d em R p , Ellzab eth h i m e ua r to ( 1373 M a 7 c7 7 C , Vidua q B es wicke G en eo d em William , William Sh erw ood s ex to d i e M a r en 10 d ie M a r 77 s e un . Edward Bi co , J c Ma e w e eo d em ri Bro n , Vidua de mas G en . ea m ( 176 Tho Parsons,

011 11 G ibb e G en . J , an e as h e eo d em J B , Vidua m as u e e m a eo dem Tho T rn r, Y o n n Tarb o ro we A m e ead em J o h , r ig r e e ad e A m e eo dem H nri S l r, r ig r Edward Fitz J o hn 1 1 7776 111 777 0 77 d e e ma eo d em Edwar Bigg , Y o n

TI ERTF ORB SH RE I .

7 7 Muffett G en . 3 007777 7 0 77 7 M a n William , d a d e w o r t A m e E w r N p , r ig r A d e a A m e 707 070 d7e 711 77 77 n r w Gr y, r ig r n o dem e e h as e G e . e G org C y, Rich ard Can feild 7770 M 7777 h a d m th e m 1 0 7776 M a n Ric r S i , Ar iger

d e e G en . William Go fr y, alias Cowp r, ' 7 M R B afio rd G en . 2 6 77 6 77 77 owland , Wiliiam Mayn e eade m S teph en N o b b es 2 8 di e M 77 7 7 30 777 M es t G en . 6 a n William Pr on , 70777 o hn Oksto n Sen . 7 07 J ,

1 5 d7e J ul77 e e K m t G en . G org i p on , J 011 11 K ent 2 9 7776 J 77l7 7

HU NTI NG DON .

l h mas G o rdall 77 777 70 7776 A 7 77s April . T o 0 p 7 Thomas D ani el] d7e 111977 773

7 71 7 1 o hn ede s G en . se 7 m0 77 77 7773 J B ll , p 1 r v in o n n 77 777 Sa t G e . 7 07 William g ,

Thomas Saulter 8 7777 Ap 7 777s. h n 77 h m as Ma s G e . 7 0 7777 T o r , J o hn Pedl ey eo d em Rich ard Godfrey 9 7770 1 1797 7178 ha a t a eo d em Jo n C l on , Vidu 7 ede s G en . 7 07 7 777 William B ll . r n 1 2 7770 1 1 77 773 h m as Aw de G e . 9 T o , 1 Henri e Newm an eo dem Robert G ylate 00777 777 K enelm K ent 1 8 di e 1 1717 7778 Richard Draper 00777 777 7777 J o hn Palmer 2 9 die Ap 7' 7778

M a a h mas Haell 77 7777 0 7776 M 7L77 y . T o 7 l m eo dem Wil ia Cony, Armiger E H UN TI N GDON SH I R .

M h ae ea e 3 0077 77770 d7e M 777 7 Ma ye . ic ll B l An th o n ie Warde 8 017 77777 0 di e M 77 77 O we n Biggs 1 6 7770 M a ii J O h n Cranw ell 7770 1 8 M 77 7 7

Robert Wells 3 017777770 7770 J77 777 7

K EN TT.

b 011 11 To ufto n Ho tfeild 9 Fe . J , of Armiger 7 77777 77

o h n e B ruckl an d 1 7 0770 J Kn ll , of o h n utte Can terb urie 1 8 F067 77 77 7° 77 J N , of Ma es Can terb urie 00770777 rk Bury , of a a d Har tie 2 4 77 777 77 777 77 William H yw r , of o hn F e Hawkeh urs te 00770777 J owl , of e e a t Can terb urie 00770777 H nri Dr y on , of h mas ee e est 2 5 7770 5 007 77777 7 7 T o Cl v , of Pr on

k h r n 9 7 77 h a d Haw e u s t G e . 7777 0 70 Ric r Boys , of , 1 M 777 077

h m as ud ham G o o dmins to n T o J g , of , Armiger 00770m

ha d tma Sto ckb uri e 707 070 7770 1 77777 077 Ric r Po n , of h m as Od e e L o n b r id 00770777 T o i rn , of g g hain m 77 Warr ha G en . 00 0777 Edward , of Wing , o hn G o o k n o rb o n e 00770777 J y , of N e e O x e W ham 00770777 H nri n y, of ing h11 ill esb o rr n 77 777 o a W o we G e . 00 0 J T ylor, of , d e W ll es b o rro w e 00770m William Til n , of y e e G Ro lv i n den 7 77 777 70 0770 21 777 077 H nri ibbon , of 1 ha d Tho rn ehil] m e 0077 70 7770 171 777 077 Ric r , of Bro l y o h n d e A es d 00770777 J Si l y, of yl for , Armiger dm de e o rthra i n 70 e G e . 007 777 E on Cook , of N , h mas att Add t A 00770777 T o W on , of ing on, rmiger 0 11 11 se Can te rb urie 00770777 J Ro , of Ma t e B arn eham Ho ll in b o rn e 7 7770 111 777 077 r n , of g Ant n i M ho e a e . 00770777 ni , of Linton , Gen ‘ hn t 77 o t m e . 00 0777 J Sco , of Bro l y, Gen Rheader B r ed ar e 1 0 7770 71 777077 Thomas , of g e t th am A e Rob r Binge, of Wro , rmig r o hn a 1 1 7770 111 777 077 J Colson, of Raynh m Tim thi o e . 00770m Lowe, of Bromley, Gen o hn Sea m 1 2 7770 M a 7 07 7 J , of He e um e n i 1 3 711 777 77 Do n ett O n to n . 0 H fr y , of p g , Gen 1 4 7770 111 777 7 f . 07 John Smithe, of’Cray ord , Gen o hn th elder Cran eb ro o ke 00770777 J Kinge , , of E Thomas Hawkins , of Boughton under leane, 1 M 7 7 Gent . 5 77 07 e a d Can terb urie 00 770777 L on r Cotton , of w 1 7 7770 M 777 077 Thomas Walker, of Fa kham o l m Mo n n cke S 00770777 J , of tone a 1 8 M 777 077 Thomas Brodnax , of Godmersh m 1 Ke far o llin b o rn e . 1 0 1 7 777 077 William y , of H g , Gen o hn Hawl e Willesb o rro w e 2 1 7770 111 777 077 J , of o h n h a e e 00770777 J S rp , of W stwell 2 2 M 777 7 a Mo rb red Can terb uri e . 0 7 Willi m , of , Gen m h t n 0770 e e t F e M l o . 0 777 Cl n inc , of y , Gen Ex Can tey b urie 2 7 7 71 777 077 William i e , of Sheffe Cran eb ro o ke 28 771 777 07 7 Thomas , of d e So uthfleete V 2 9 111 77 7 077 Anne Si l y, of , idua

e t e Can terb uri e A 77 Gilb r P nny, of , lderman p mo Ap 7 7li8 aw e e Om e 9 A 7 777s L r nc r, of Staple p e t B ar rav e d e 1 5 A 7 i778 Rob r g , of Bri g p o h n A 1 6 A 7 7l7s J Leonard , of Knolle , rmiger p

L h e ta e 1 7 4 4 97 7778 Thomas inc , of S pl 1 h n al] Assh e W et . 00770777 Thomas , of , Gen o h n a 00770777 J Harrison , of C ple

u a . 00770777 William Blo nt, of H lden , Gen c e e B e th William Bro kman , of Newington , n r i ’ th eld er Am ii er 2 4 7777 7778 John Baker, , g 1

Fraun cis G ren waie t . Culpepper, of Cor , Gen 3 0 1 1177 7778 r i h 77 7777 770 t Fo d c e . 0 7 Valentine Nor on , of , Gen 1 711 7777 Henrie Cutt 8 007777 770 7770 M (7 77 Den iz o n 707 0700 M 7777 Gyles Ente, of Sandwich Detfo rd 8 07070 7770 M a e 0 . Sir J Hawkins , of , Miles y a hb ul] w Kn tc . 7 Reginald , of Salt ood, Gen 7770 Ma 77

to n b id M 777 7 Silliard S r . 1 3 7770 William , of g, Gen 011 11 Ro o er sted 1 4 7770 M 77 77 Sir J p , of Lyn , Miles

a t 1 8 7770 1 Ma77 Thomas P y on , of Knolton , Armiger

e t S rackl n T n u n to Rob r p y , of ha net q i Ri h a d t G o ren de th e 110 T c r Ha tie , of in of han n et 00770777

h m as Den wo o de B eakesb o m e 00770m T o , of w M n n is 8 077 70 J un 77 Mathe y , of Sandwich a d eat M n 8 0 777777 0 William Cr yfor , of Gr o geham 1 J un 77

a Ha ren do n dd 00770777 Thom s r , of Ly l ho mas Pemb er Pe in b ur 00770777 Dike , of , alias ’ y p y o hn t e th elder She erdes 1 0 J S ok , , of pp Wold 0770 J un 77

d 1 2 7770 e t Ho n n wo o Ch arin e . Rob r y , of g , Arm

ich o las M ller tham 1 3 J u n 77 N y , of Wro R00 er tham 1 4 J un 7 7 Thomas p , of El , Armiger G u K eith 1 7 J un 77 y Wilmot, of hn T 0 770777 o . 0 J Hales , of enterden , Gen e a d S rackl n Can terb urie 00770m L on r p y , of h m as Plo o m er N ew R m e 1 8 7770 77777 7 T o , of o n y J ff Esterie 1 9 J un 77 Richard Hu man , of h mas B arrham es t eade7n T o , of T on , Gen . A c 2 0 J u n 77 rnold Kinge , of Be kenham P au es h B ussh es 2 3 J um 7 Thomas r nc , of Wick am H rd n o 0 e so Fo wlkest n . 0d 0m Thomas , of , Gen

d e 9 7770 J u777 Thomas Go fr y, of Lidd 0 d a d Mer weath er Sb e erd es ea d 24 E w r y , of pp W l

d a d Po cda e B eakes b o rn e 2 5 o E w r g , of f July Au h m Fludd t 20 A gust. T o as e he of ugust

Se em o s v il 0 o t p t b. Henry B e e the 2 f Sep ember

Octo ber ete 9 t ber . P r Knight Oc o John Berry the 1 4

N o vemb h mas a ett the 7 N vembe . T o P g o r William Southland 1 0 W illiam B ayn eh am 1 1 Edward Esto n 1 3

2 J r John Norden 1 an ua .

L ANCASTER .

M a h d ar d 1 6 d7e a n rc . E w Norres M re George Irel and eo dem di e Scaresb eck e o dem Edward , Armiger am es Wo rsel e eo dem J y, Armiger Mass e g am William y , Armiger od B an n ester p dem Henrie , Armiger o B arn ab ie c eo dem Kit hen , Armiger c Ri hard Blundell , Armiger am es A eo dem J nderton , Armiger c d eo d em Ri hard Bol , Armiger c r Mo llin eux eo d em Ri ha d , Armiger Culth eath eo dem John , Armiger a e e e a d A m eo d em L wr nc Ir l n , r iger h m as a aste eo dem T o L nc r, Armiger M G errard e eo dem yles , Armiger M m eo d em William ore , Ar iger rm eo dem Adam Harden , A iger

a Stan dish e Es . eo d em Thom s , q ' Traflo r de 1 4 7776 Sir Edmonde , Miles 0 l eo dem Sir J . Radc iffe , Miles a h e A eo dem R p sheton , Armiger ar eo dem Rich d Hollande, Armiger E L AN CASH IR .

A h eo dem Richard s eton, Armiger A eo dem James sheton , Armiger h m as eo dem T o Leigh , Armiger Ch ris to fer A eo d em nderton , Armiger eo dem George Lathon , Gen . d a d e e t eo d em E w r Br w r on , Armiger

um e . eadem H fr y Houghton , Gen eo dem Richard Tipping, Gen . dem . eo Giles Hilton , Gen e t Heskeith eo dem Rob r , Armiger Stan dishe eo dem Edward , Armiger Fletewo o d eo d em John , Armiger Ser an t Walm esl eo dem j y, Gen . e t Cham o cke eo dem Rob r , Armiger i es t eadem Henr e Eccl on, Armiger e e t eo dem Richard Br w r on , Armiger den eo em Co wer . d John , Gen Roger Dico n so n eo dem h m as eo dem T o Clayton , Richard Wo rs eley eo dem eo dem William Farrington , Armiger u w 2 0 7776 Sir John So th orth, Miles R eo dem Nicholas auester, Armiger d a d Osb aldsto n eo dem E w r , Armiger eo dem Roger Nowell , Armiger

Walmesl . eadem Richard y, Gen John Talbot ead em John Lowe eadem Serjan t Shutlewo rth 1 6 d7e M 777 07 7 J 011 11 Dewhurst 20 di e e ci7 h mas eo dem T o Houghton , Armiger * ut e eo dem Henrie B l r, Armiger 9‘ S eo dem John ingleton , Armiger * a, es t eo dem Thom s Eccl on , Armiger h mas eo dem T o Preston , Armiger est eo d em Christopher Pr on , Armiger a r eo dem William Fl minge , A miger ad e eo dem John Br l y, Armiger

N o c ar ed t h g . L AN CASHI RE .

M a h . eo dem rc George Midleton , Armiger G te eo d em William rof , Armiger * Robert B in dlo w es eo d em * Th o m eb o ro u h eo d em William g , Armiger

* A Westb ie 2 6 1 1 77 . 97 7 3 prill "John , Armiger 1 R0 er ee s r eo dem g Br r , A miger

* 77 1 2 4 J u 773 . J o 1n n 7 7 J Byrom , Armiger

L EI CESTER .

m B eo mo un t 2 4 A 777s F unois , Armiger p r o hn ta d 2 9 lw J S nfor , Gracier Apm

h a d 3 M om M a . 6x70 d7e ye Ric r Paramor, Armiger ut 1 1 7 Val e n e Harto . ( 1 6 211 7777 y pp, Gen a 1 2 ( 776 M a77 Bry n Cave , Armiger Richard Walker 1 4 7776 M a 77 e t B ro o kesb 1 6 die M am Rob r y, Armiger Rich ard Evington 2 5 ( 776 M a77 Fraun ci s t 2 7 die M a n Smi he , Armiger dem Ral h e ha e . eo p W l y, Gen A sh eb e 28 7176 M 777 7 George y , Armiger

J une 1 0 ( 776 J um 7 . William Digby, Armiger To mwo rth 1 2 J un77 John , Armiger Edward e Tu v ile 1 4 J ul77 r , Armiger 1 6 J u n 77 William Blunt , Armiger Edward P 6 11 1 6 di e J un 77

2 0 .l um 7 te h e e s . S p n Rog r , Gen Fraun cis h e a d 2 4 J un 7 7 S r r , Armiger ate m 2 8 J um Edward P , Ar iger i

ua to J uli7 William Lawe , Gen . q r 1 4 ul77 Mawrice . J Barkie, Arm

“ No t ch arged .

L IN COLN SH RE I .

Credin to n eo dem Richard Pell , of g h mas u eo dem T o Lister, of S dbrooke

il t Ha wle 001 10777 W liam Callis, of Li le

e t Camm o k Sleefo rd 00 7700 7 Rob r , of B arto lo mew O s ardb eo d em Armyn , of g y e t Cho lml e o f ur I2 A 777 778 Rob r y , B ton 1 G eorge Wyat of Barrowby 1 2 Ap r7l7s 01111 Ma t Al l n to n 00010777 J r yn , of y g B eetso n a 2 2 A r 7l7s Thomas , of Sw rby p Ro esl eo dem Richard Black , of pp y e t a ed e 00030777 Rob r C rr, of G n y, Armiger Edmun de B rimsto n M t eo dem , of oul on t e Ho lb ich e eo d em William S ow , of Th mas F sh e eo dem o i r, of Gedney es t n eo dem William Davison , of W o e e utt 00070777 G org Hall , of S on o hn d 0 070717 J Gambling, of Spal ing 0 Th mas t 00070777 o Howson , of Wigtof O rm sh ead n 00030177 Richard , of Quadri g o hn t Sw n shead 0001007 J Lock on , of y utte t eo d em Giles Bogg, of S r on utte t 00070777 William Whittingham , of S r on a m a t eo dem William H rry n , of Doning on

a ma uadrin e eo dem, Thomas H rry n, of Q g h mas ar e t eo dem T o H v y, of Kir on Feelde 00 770777 William , of Wilberton raun cis eade eadem F R , of Wrangle o hn Feelde ead m J , of Benington e

William Tindall , of Boston o hn G awdrie ead m J , of Boston e s O rsb e 00dem Thoma y , of Boston a e 1 2 A r 7l 7s Richard Dr p r , of Boston p h mas Ma e 2 2 A 7 ' 7l7s T o rg ry, of Boston p i ch o las Fillin h am 9 A 'r7773 N Saunderson , of g p D mmo k 9 1 1 077 773 Charles y c , of Cotes 1 An th o n i e Sultill Redb o rn e 00010 0 7 , of An di‘ew ed e 00710777 G n y, of Bagg Enderby o hn o n B arro we 00770777 J J , of d d ast Kirkb ie 2 2 A r 7l73 Edwar Goo rick, of E p ' d a d Marb urie G ersb e 9 A r i lzs E w r , of y p OL N H E L IN C S IR .

m e u h 00070777 Sy on Wolby , of B rg utt 2 2 0770 1 1 77 7778 James Balder, of S on 1 Hans ert Wi cken l 20 0770 77 7773 Thomas , of y A 7 o hn 9 1 1 07 7778 J Stanley , of Stickford 1 laun ch erd e L o wth e 00070777 J o hn B , of ast 00770777 William Patrick, of E Rayson uxta s co de7 n Edward Maddison , j Ca tor n tho n ie Sutt 2 2 7170 A 77 l7s A Edmonde , of on p 01111 S aldin e J Hobson , of p g ' o h n Caiter Markett 9 A r777s J , of Rayson p t 00070777 Vincen Welby , of Thorpe ttam 1 6 1 1 77 7773 George Skipwith , of Co 1 o hn Weth er wick 9 A r777s J , of Claxby p d a d eadem E w r Nutt , of Yarborough ' ich o l as G irlin to n o rm an b 1 2 1 1 777773 N g , of N y 7 O e th e a et r 9 A r777s liver K nny orp , of C rl on Pa va p ss ete So mmerb eo dem Richard Ro r, of y - d a d Skearn e 1 8 11 77 77719 E w r , of Bonby 3 E h am 9 0770 A 7 7l7s Thomas llis , of Wy p Fitzwilliam Ma l eth o r e 0 00700 7 . William , of p p e t ea h ea h B elchw o rth eo dem Rob r B c , alias L c , of T o Co l edike Lusb ie eadem h mas p , of o hn B a ll e o rman b e 1 2 A r7773 J y , of N y p An astw d u 9 A r 777s drew E oo , of Ro ghton p eo dem Roberto Phillippes , of W ispington M Tir whit Sko tter 9 A r 777s armaduke , of p

e t h ad th G ain sb o rro w 1 4 1 4 77 7773 Rob r S for , of 1 Fa me o rth o r e 9 A r777s George r ry , of N p p 01111 00070777 J Popple, of Dalderby Esterb 00070771 Leonard y, of Halton a t 00070777 Henrie Lyon , of W r on Tir whitt Ste n feild 00070777 Edward , of y ' L o f A 00 0/0m William unne , pley o hn L itl eb urie Sta n esb e ea m J , of y y de t Welb e a stead 00070777 Vincen y , of H w Litl eb urie Sta n esb e 00d07n Thomas , of y y o hn 09110 Ho rn ecastle 00d0m J N , of O e t 9 A r 777s Edward v ry, of Toyn on p Fo ln eb e Fo n eb 9 A r777s Vincent y , of y p

icho las au de s .o f Reasb : 00 N S n r on, y 070771 L I N COL N SH I RE .

e t m th e s eo dem Rob r S i , of Hor ington

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Ed a d e tam d 77 77770 d70 M a n w r H ron , of S for 1

e e Hen ad e 20 4 4 777778 Sir G org g , Miles 7 o hn Mo un so n M es 9 A 7 777s Sir J , il p o hn a e o f 00 070777 J S vil , Addington

Rev itt Ro wl esto n 77 77770 0770 M 0 7 7 William , of 1 ha es usse 00070777 C rl H , of Lynwood An tho n ie Ireb e Wh a lead e 00070777 y , of p ha d es 00070777 Ric r Bowl , of Boston d m de o f G retfo rd 00070777 E on Hall , h mas Co n e as s n th e 00070777 T o y , of B i g orp Chr isto fer e s d L edenh am 00070777 B ri for , of 0 1111 xh m e O tb e 2 0 M 0777 J Bro ol , of y e e r to th eo dem Rog r Gr go y , of S ckwi S a tt w o ymon W lco , of S at n

M IDDL ESEX.

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13 h mas ermo re Clarken w ell G en . T o F of , 17 0777 70007 77

e t ete estm ste m 00070777 Rob r P r , of W in r, Ar iger R h a d ar e M l ean d e A m e 1 4 ic r W r n , of y , r ig r 17 0777 7 0007 77

70m Do wn i n e h G en . 000 Edmond g , of Hig Holborn , te he au ha t F ate 1 6 F ebr u a r m S p n V g n , of Nor on olg ’ k A m e h a h e Ro o eb St . at e e s R p y, r ig r, of K rin 770 F eb 1 7 0 .

o h n sh e estm st e a e 00070777 J Fi r , of W in r, B k r e t Chaun cer a e Rob r Atkinson , of y, L n Armiger 00070777

en e W alro n de 00070777 H ri , Armiger h m e s a m e 1 8 0770 T o H rby, of Hillingdon , Ar ig r F 0/77 70a r77

o hn a e Wilsd o n Armi ei 1 9 F ebur a r u J B rn , of , g o hn A u de e e e ht 00070777 Sir J r n ll, of Cl rk nw ll , Knig o h n To wn el e En field A m e 00 070777 J y, of , r ig r o hn Man ch ell a e 2 0 11 0077 7007 777 J , of H ckn y, Armiger o hn es ham Hb esdo n M es 2 1 Sir J Tr , of gg , il [ 067 70007 77

0 a t e Ruisli A m e 2 2 F ebr ua r n J H w r y , of pp, r ig r h h ri 01 m as m tt O aun ce e a e G en . 00 0777 T o Wil o , of ’ L n , e o ne th exi en ters William Dr w , of g of London 2 F 4 eb. Thomas Crompton 2 6 F ebr7 m7° 77 o hn a e Weml e 2 8 0770 F ebr uar n J P g , of y

the e 77 7777 0 0770 M a n William Hopkins , of Tow r 1 re za eth Seo r e Hall w ell t eet Eli b y , of y S r , Vidua 3 007077 070 M 00r07 7 d h G 1 s 111 th Fe G en . Stido l St . e e William p , of y il , eo d em ‘ Frau n cis Vau h a L i0t1eto n Arm . ua t g n of , q r o 0770 711 007 077

o h n c 0770 711 077 077 J Fran klyn , of Cannons ' t n h m n 1 1 M a r 07 7 Tat e a G e . William Dalby, of , e t 10011 M ll es tt 1 4 0770 114 07 7 077 Rob r N of y Pi . e e Ma h e G ren efo rd 00 070777 H nri rc , of Am se e ta e A m e 00070777 bro Copping r, of S nw ll, r ig r G M DDL S I E EX.

M ch . a m St. h es J t eet G en. r W illia Bow of o n S r , M ar en

lb r n d . Mar t iri J o . Co a St s m th e Feilde , of Mus cham e G en . William p , of Kensington, 711 077 07 7

Pe‘1 co ck 0 f Fin chele Ar1n 1 e1 Richard , y, g M ar en

7 1 7 777 h m as Aud ele a e n 1 4 7 7 1 7 G e . 2 7 778 . 3 1 T o y, of H ckn y , 7 An th o n ie B ri e Tuttl es r eat gg , alias Bridge, of t 1 5 1 1777 7773

An th o n i e the t a de G en . sex to Millington , of S r n , M 0 77

ldin Ma t 111 th F il He e St . e e c1 Derrick g , of r ins 7 0770 M 0177

flho m as u as B edn o l1G r en e G en eo d em L c , of , h m as w e estm ste 1 2 0770 M 0777 T o Co p r, of W in r I 5 0770 M 7 e te . e e 2 0 0 Rob r Wilkes of slington , Br w r t ad e 1 7 0770 William Kimp on , of H l y, Armiger 111 0777

Co rd e ll 0n e the s ix e s Edward , of Cl rk , Armiger 28 0770 M 17 77

u e En field 00070777 William C rl , of e e Ma o th Harn es e 2 9 111 07 77 G org ckw r , of y, Armiger J h Fulle1 2 8 0770 111 0777 o n , Armiger

77770 A d e w tte h am 1 0 J un77 J n r Mallorie, of To n , Armiger u es L m eho use 1 1 William B rrow , of y , Armiger J u n 77

o h n Po v e Fr am e a ett G en 1 2 J un7 7 J y , of y B rn , 10 er Dai e a t G en ' 8 J un 77 g , of Dr y on ,

J u l h mas Am e waie estm s te secwn do J ul7 7 y T o , of W in r d esham Austerl e 1 1 J u 777 La ie Gr , of y, Vidua N O RFFO L K .

77 777 Am s e 3 07 70 0770 7 4 77 7773 A1 . bro Fiske 1

h mas utt 8 0770 1 4 7777 773 T o B , Armiger 1 Vincent Carr 9 0770 7 17777 773 William G assi ngto n 00070m Edmond Framyn gh am 00070771 J o h n Kinge d007777 0 0770 1 1777 7773

Andrew Th etford 00070777 . W ast 1 1 Sir illiam P on , Miles Edward Paston 00070777 Marie P as ton eadem Thomas Grosse 00070777 J o hn Hub b erd 00070777 William Rugg 00d0m Hammo un d Claxon Robert K empe co dem Robert Reade 00070777 Richard Baker 1 2 A1777773 Humfrey G uyb o n 00070777 J ohn Fagrave 00070777 Martyn Barn ey 00 070777 J ames Athill 00070777 J o h n Wright 1 3 0770 Ap r 7773 Thomas B arro we 00d0m ' Henrie Russell 1 4 0770 Ap r ih s Robert Tyl n ey 1 5 1 13777773 William Armiger 2 0 0770 Apr 7778 Charles Co rn ew allis 2 2 A177 7773 Henrie T011 2 3 d7e 7 41777 778 Robert Fagrav e 00070777 Richard All en 00070777 Richard K ett 00 070777 e t es d e eo dem Rob r Down , of Bo n y William F en n 00070777 Ell en Stallen 00070777 William H art 2 4 0770 Ap'r7773 Roberte B edingfield 00070777 An tho n ie Marker 00 070m Slr e te 00070777 Rob r Wood, Miles Thomas Clab o rn e 2 5 0770 741777 778 N ORFF O LK .

ath e a e V dua 00070777 K rin Gr v , i Thomas G rym e 00070777 Thomas Dey 00070777 Robert Futter eo d em Henrie Kendall 00070777 William Cappas eo d em Thomas Wright 00070777 Thomas Whipple 00070777 Willi am Co b b es ultimo d7e 7 117 77773 Eustace Rolfe 1 2 Apr 7l7s

Rich ard Fish er 777 77770 d70 M am William B l o mefeild eo dem Henrie Hawe 00070m Gregorie Pratt 00070777 Thomas B addescro ft 8 0077 77070 0770 Man Symon Cannon 00070777 Thomas G lean e 00070777 Thomas Layer 00070m Christo fer Layer 00070777 hn o n 007 m Willi am J o s 0 0 . . S m M th e Citie o rw 1 ch y on Bowde, aior of of N 00070777 Rich ard Wh al e 00070777 Chr isto fer ! ome 707 070 0770 M 077 7 Thomas Pie 00070m Thomas P e ck 00070777 An tho n ie Warn er eo dem Fraun cis Rugg 00070m Richard Beckham 00070777 William Po rrye 00 070777 Richard J enki n s o n 00 070777 Robert H argitt 00d0m J ames H ubbard 00070777 Thoma s Hearing 00070777 Bennet Cub itt 10 77 777 70 0770 171 077 7 J o h n B artilm ew 00070777 J o hn Grosse 00070777 Roger Dre wri e 00070777 Christo fer Barrett 00070777

Charles Waldgrave 77 777777 0 0770 M an Steph en Upcro fte 00070777

Thom as Lovell 2 4 0770 J un 77 Nich o l as Hore 8 07070 0770 J 77777 7 Roger B ullet 9 0770 J un 77 William Hudson 1 6 d7e J un 7 7 Richard Mason 23 0770 J 7 7 77 77 J 011 11 Dav ey 2 4 0770 J un 77 Robert G uyb so n 00070777 Thomas Lynford 00070777 Robert Beal e s 77 777777 0 0770 J777777 William Roberte 9 0770 J un 77 Thoma s Thursby 2 3 0770 J un77

Thomas Kn ev itt 9 d70 J u77 7 Thomas Husb o n de 9 0770 J 77777 William G ayb o n 00070777 J o hn Sylver 00070777 Jeffry Might 1 4 0770 m

Austen Whalley 2 Christo fer Hom e 2 3

J n o hn te a d 1 0 u e. J S w r Richard Stone 1 6 J o h n Kempesch e 1 0

Roberte An sti e 9

A G b so n 7770 r st o Au ust ugust . William y fi f g William Parke 6 J 01m Will o ugb ye 7 Roberte B rowne 00070777 Bri an Harper 8 Thomas Sponer 1 1 Phillip Au d el ey 1 4 Rich ardiB as epo l e 2 1

a h Cutb ert e et 1 1 211 077 077 M rc . Br r on ’ Fraun ci s Mo un defo rd 00070777 V TH P M TO H I RE. . OR A NS

N O RTH A M P TO N

F b w ats 1 7 d7e F ebr ua ru e . Ed ard W on

h a 8 0077 77 070 0770 111 7 77 077 M arc . Thom s Tresham Martyn Wright 707 070 0770 111 077 077 Thomas Martyn 07777770 0770 111 077 077 Augustine Crispe 3 07370 0770 111 07 7 077 Edmun de Elmes 1 0770 111 077 077 J o hn Praunces 1 2 0770 711 07 7 077 William Hicklyn 1 4 0770 111 17 7 077 Thomas Moone 1 8> 0770 111 077 0 77

William Sam well 00 070777 . Robert Pargito r 00070777 J o hn Stafford 1 9 d7e 111 077 07 7 George Lynne 00070m 7 Sh u b o ro w 1 7077707 00070777 J ohan g , Edw ard D udley 00070777 Arthur Brooke 2 0 0770 711 077 07 7 Tho b ie Ch an cie 2 2 0770 211 077 077 Thomas Maydwell 2 3 d7e 31077 077 O w en Rudgd ale 2 8 0770 111 077 077 William Trust 00070777 Albon B utl er 00d 0777 William Hughes 00070777

Thomas Kirton 9 0770 01107 7778 Henrie Pratt 1 4 0770 1 1177 7778 1 2 d7e 1 17777 7773 George Sherley 1 An tho n ie J en kin so n 2 0 0770 Ap r iii s J o hn B rudn ell 2 6 0770 Apri l7s

J o hn Isham 8 007107 070 0770 110777 ' J o hn Freeman 7 d70 Jl a77 Robert Osborne 00070777 Roger Cham o cke 2 6 0770 M 0777 Le onard Barker 00070777 William Saunders 00070777 J 011 11 Murden 00070777 Edw ard Has elrigg 00 070777 Gilb ert Picker in ge 3 0 0770 111 07 77 N O RTE P T A M ON SH I RE.

M a a y . William Baldwyn 0007077 7 J o hn Wake 000730777 Rich ard Wo rs el ey 00070777 Robert Matthew 77 777777 0 0170 111 077 7

J o hn R eade 17 7 77770 0770 J u7777 Robert Manley 00070777 Ambrose Agarde 00070777 William Lambe 707 070 0170 J77 77 7 7 Thomas H acke eo dem Erasmus Dredo n 00070777 William Kinsman 9 77777 70 0770 J777777 J o h n Kirkland sep t7 m0 d70 J un 77 Robert Win gfeild 9 0770 J777777 J o h n H ew ard 00070777 Samuel Danvers 1 1 0770 J 7777 7 7 Steph en H arvey 1 2 0770 J un 77 Thomas Croswell 1 3 0770 J un 77 J o hn Hen s man 00070777 7 J o hn Mercer 0007 0777 George Poulton 1 7 0170 J wr m Fraun cis As hb ye 1 8 0770 J un 77 J o h n Bryan 2 7 0770 1 7777 77 ' William Margetts 2 6 0770 J um 7 John N eal e 2 7 0770 J 7777 77

J a mes Cleypo l e 177 7777 0 0770 J ul7 7 Robert Tred wai e 1 2 0770 J ul77 J ames K endricke 2 0 0170 J ul77

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NOTTI NG HAM .

711 077 Stan ho M 3 0 7 77777 d7e 711 077 07 7 077 . 0 Sir Thomas pp, iles 7 Win frid f 1 7 077 M 077 077 Th e ad e e e 0 . L i , Cli ton

o hn m e . 1 8 0170 711 077 077 J Booth, of Gri l y, Gen H N O TTIN G AM SHIR E.

N h i ho l as t . N c Hamerton , of or Leverton , Gen 1 7 0770 111 077 077

o hn Fe t A 1 8 0170 111 077 07 7 J Thorney, of n on , rmiger

ete G els to h att G e n . 1 8 0770 111 07 7 077 P r pp, of W on , e t a me C ul assett 00710777 Rob r P l r, of o ston B M d et Wausl o w e 1 9 0770 111 077 077 William i l on , of h 7 h a d W lfo rt . 2 1 0 70 Ric r Hauley, of y , Gen 111 077 077

u 5 07 d l . 2 70 Edwar Burnel of So thwell , Gen 111077 077

E mo n o n An n a d a ] t . 2 8 0770 William C r in l of g , 111 077 077

e Pi er o in te A 3 1 0770 111 077 077 H enri p , rmiger ert M M tt h am eo dem Rob arch , aior of No ing

o f Maun sfield 77 7770 Gregorie Walker, , Gen . 7 7 0770 1 1107 7178 m r d07n h a d O wtro Ca co lsto n . 00 Ric r , of , Gen u e a G erv es Estb rid fo rd William Br n , ali s , of g ,

“ n 3 0077 77 070 A 777s G e . p7

ete axt A 707 070 0770 1 4 777 7778 P r Rose , of L on , rmiger 1

d a d th . 00070777 E w r Nor , of Walkeringham , Gen l th 70777 erv es ev e l e . 000 G N , of Bly , Gen b 70 t o B ro o x e tau t . 000 777 F ann is y , of S n on , Gen K i h o l as n alto n . 00 070777 N c Needam , of y , Gen lst n 07 B ulb e Carco o . 00 0777 Robert y , of , Gen t 0 70777 um e o t . 0 0 H fr y Bonner, of N , Gen

o hn B ro wn l o we tt . 00070777 J , of No , Gen

h m 71 077 0770 A 7 x Ma a . 0 70 7l7 Thomas rk , Armig 1 p ’

illiam Ka e . eo dem W g y , of Newarke, Gen

10777 7” o hn . 000 Ap7 . J Elson , of Elson , Gen

d a d Sib th o r 3 1 0770 E w r Burnell , of p

Christafer e m e r uar to 1 4 77 7178 N wco b , of Balde ton q 1 A A eo dem dam rnall , of Elson

utt r Ar . 00070777 William S on , of A am ,

ha d st uxf d . 00070777 Ric r Go on , of T or , Gen

h mas tu t tu t . 00070777 T o S r on , of S r on , Gen N O TTI N G HAMS H IRE.

A u th e e t eadem lexander Sampson , of So L v r on , Gen . ess0 o f O sb as to n 00070777 William J p, , Gen . c William Pocklington , of S arle , Gen . Addin s alls E sto n i . u n t d e John g of p , Gen q i o Ap7 777s An tho n ie t e e M 0770 7 7 73 Sir S r ll y, iles A1 7 7 d a d S t w . 00070777 E w r Robinson , of ou h ell , Gen h T o n ev ere ta e d . 3 0 7 77777 0 A 7 777s J y, of S pl for , Gen 7 p Fraun cis Willo u hb i e K 8 d7e A 7777 Sir g , night . p s a e e wt e 1 1 di L wr nc Ne on of Kirk by, Gen . e Ap 7 7l7s a m 1 4 George Barwell of W lkeringha Gen . Ap7 777s M 2 3 d7e A 7 7773 Sir William Hollis , iles p

h u a d a t . 25 d7e Ric r Whitmore, of C n on, Gen

t o f tau t d7 tau . 1 5 e William S n on , S n on, Gen J un77

W 7 . 8 007777 0 0 illiam Pendock of Tollerton , Gen d7e J ul77

7 d 7e J u777 o hn O . J Savell , of xton , Gen t o 70777 h m as ut h e s Aw h r e G en . 000 T o H c n on , of p , M ta et Rem s to un 8 0770 J 77777 . S pl on , of p

2 1 0170 F eb7 77 a 7 7 . 7 William Palmer, Gen 7 R aph e Spi er 77777777 0 d7e [ 067 77 077 77 J o hn Whitton 00070777 Thomas Parsons 00070777

77 J a te 707 070 d7e 111 07 7 07 7 111 07 7 0 . ohn H r ly Rich ard Spier 9 77 077 70 0770 111077 077 ' h rifie 00770 777 Mr . S e OXF O RDSH IB E

11 07 7 077 11 . Richard Dunt d7e 077 07 7 Thomas Y ate 00070777 Th e Ladi e Hungerford 3 05070 0770 11 077 07 7 Willia m More 00010777 Rob ert To wn esen de 3 01077777 0 0770 11 077 07 7 Wylliam She pperd 00770777 Walter Floyd 8 0570 11 077 07 7 Rich ard Lyb b e 9 0770 11 077 07 7 Johan Heaster 1 0 di e 11 077 077 An th o n ie Mollins 00010777 J o h n Symons 00070777 J am es Yate 00070777 Willi am Napper 1 3 0770 11 077 077 c ha d de o n er 1 4 0170 11 077 07 7 Ri r Ly , alias J y Thomas Ashcombe 1 8 di e Ni ch o las Sawyer 1 9 0770 11 077 077 William Bustard 00070777 An th o n i e Elmes 2 0 d7e 11 077 07 7

Thomas Tipping 3 007777 070 0170 71107 7173 Fraun cis Stonor 707 070 0770 1 4177 7773 J o h n Basten gu 777to 0170 1 117 7 7773 Stephen Smith e 00070777 Thomas Teysdale 8 0170 Ap r7l73 Henrie Samb o rn e 1 0 0770 Ap r 7l7s Ri chard Fittz h ew 1 1 di e 1 1177 7773 Edmun de H utchin s 1 4 0170 A177 7778 Thomas Clemens 2 1 0770 1 1777 7773 Thomas Co ts fo rd 2 4 0770 71177 7770 Rich ard Rav es 00010777

M c 7 77n0 0170 i haell Chadwell , p J 0 11 11 M arten 00077 77010 0170 1 1 0 77 George Gough 1 4 0170 111 0777 Marie B art o n 2 1 0770 11 0777 ’I ’ J 011 11 Warner 2 7 0770 711 0777 M c 2 7 0170 11 07 77 i haell Bl unt Gen . Robert Ch amb erlyn 10 77777 70 0770 11 0777

J o h n Williamson 00077 77070 0770 J uli i XF RD HI O O S RE.

’ J ul te e e 7 7 J u 7 y . S v n Bryc 0 070 d70 h Robert Willi amson 2 6 d70 J ul77

070 h 0 607 . J o n Bowyer 7170 3 0 of 0070607

N o vemb ames Ma n erd 2 N . J y 9 00 0mb7 70

B rad shawe d ua. 00070777 , Vi

RU TL A N D.

Fraun cis Palmes 1 2 d7e 111 077 7

Sir Andrew N 00 011 2 0 0770 J ul77 i 70777 K en ellm D b e G en . 000 g y ,

m the G en . 00070777 Roger S i ,

o hn u t G en . J H n , H r n d e e en den G e . 00 07n H nry ,

An tho n ie G en . 00070777 Browne, l 70777 ert B rudn el G en . 000 Rob , h ffi l 00070777 S e e d G en . George ,

J un e 8 0077 77 070 . Sir James Harrington , Knight ,

SAL OP .

1 1 17 t 1 8 0770 1 1 077 077 077 0 . Robert Ey on a O n slo we A 2 2 0170 1 1 077 07 7 Thom s , rmiger Richard Princ e 2 4 die 11 077 077 William Fowler 2 6 0170 11 a7 o 77 A 2 0 0770 11 077 077 a e rm . Ch rl s Foxe ,

7 7 1 ett 707 070 di e 1 11 7 7 . Thomas Corb w d a A Ro lan Barker, of H mmond , rmiger Rob ert Irelan de 077077 70 0770 A 177 7778 Fraun cis G atrice 8 0770 Ap7 7l 7s

SH ROP H R S I E.

t be . A t A 2 7776 070677 Oc o r Robert c on, of ldenham 7 0 3

N v mf ri 7 o emb . Hu rey B gge 1 1 7776 1 0713 777 6778 Humfrey Hill 19 N o vembr is

SOM ERSETT .

1 1 77 7 7 17 . o hn de ham 2 2 0776 11 a7 077 J Sy n , of Leigh h a d at s Ho ll well eo d em Ric r W kin , of ' o hn Dav so n 2 5 d M 77 . ie a r J y , Gen c

77777. 011 11 u B ro dfeild 77 7977 0 7176 A1 J B she, of 1 Robert Ho lwo rthie secun do di e A19 7 7778 Rich ard Bidgood eo dem Gyles Gilbert eo dem 21116 m the A 77777 7o di e n 7 178 J S i , of Longe shton g A[ J o an e Rodney eo d em 8 7 A 7 i s L utterel] . 77 6 r l George , Armig p Thomas Dyer eo dem o hn Pirre eo dem J y , Gen . Walter Hodges eo d em o hn M eo dem Sir J Stawell , iles as e h ea m Thom L ig , of Welles de i h l a dh am c o s a . N W , Armig 01 m O th erie eo dem J Harrys , of u h B am feild A Cadb uri c H g p , rmiger, of North eo d em

o hn dham O h a d eo clem J Win , of rc r u l m o an e dham Vid . e c e J Win , eo dem Edward Bevill , of Wells George Gilbert eo dem Po in tin do n eo clem George Tilly, Gen . of g ' ta Gufle eo em e . d Rob r , Gen J 01111 Farewell eo dem o h n raun cis Ar eo dem J F . Edmonde Windham eo dem ' ert e O th e 9 7176 A mh s Rob Somm r, of ry p m Mawd e i t . ao de Sm he, Vid ER E SOM S TT.

Rich ard e Walton 6 0776 07 m Adb r 0 776 777 o hn Pearh a . ea e 6 J , Gen of 76 0 7 a w . 6 07 Thom s Care , Gen Walter Weav er 6 0776 717 William Read e 6 0776 777 Robert J en nyn gs 1 1 7776 Ap r ilis id 6 0776 777 z a th V . Eli be Simpson , J o h n Lye 6 0776777

o hn Ar . 60776717 J Harrington , h m n 4 76 William G al a pto 1 77 1 4197 7778 Symon Sau nders 1 5 7776 Ap r777s U t A 1 7 7776 A rili s George p on , rmiger p

d es . 60776777 William Ho g , Gen 76 717 o hn . 6 07 J Hodges , Gen William Co wx 1 1 d7e Apr ilis William Wel sh e 6 0776777 Christo fer e e A K nn , rmiger Sh M 6 0776777 Thomas Coward , of epton allett Thomas Hodges 6 0776777

” att 6 0776 77 7 Thomas Wale , of Y on Do ro thie M 6 0776777 organ , Vidua Robert Webb 2 6 7776 1 1197 7773 Richard Y eetes 6 0776 777 tma M 9 7776 97 7773 Sir Henrie Por n , iles A 7 Math e A 6 0776 m w Ewens , rmiger

am m es ha d 767 7 70 7776 11 777 Willi Sy , of C r 7 J o hn e B ro adwaie 6 0776777 Ev ry, of J o h n Hawker 1 3 7776 11 7777 Thomas Raymond 1 7 ( 776 M 777 7

e e eeme A 13 7776 J un 7 7 H nri K r, rmiger o an e utt u 7 7776 J un 77 J C , Vid a ’ o h n Aff 6 7776 J un 77 J ord , of Norton

Stewkel e 77777777 0 7776 J u777 y, Vidua

Oc erte 7 4 o tober . Rob Hendley 176 f J o hn Cogan 7776 6 of October J 01111 Uppall 7776 7 of O cto ber SOMERSETT

Oc r o hn 7776 30 da tobe . J Stephans y Baldwyn Deacon 7176 3 1 d a y J o hn Wel sh av e 7176 sa me da y

Dec b o h n Stan der wicke 7776 r st o D em . J fi f ecember Richard Mawdl ey 7176 6 day

STAFF ORD.

L eveso n A 1 3 7776 11 77 7 07 7 Thomas , rmiger ha d A 6 0776 777 Ric r Brooke, rmiger With all co d e77z William , Gen . Fo wke 6 0d6777 Roger , Gen .

d a d A 77 0 7776 14 7 7 7778 . 7777 E w r ston, Arm 1 1 o h n Chetw n A 6 0776 777 J y , rmiger R ff ede A 6 0776 777 a e Sn , rmiger k m h r 0776 777 S r s e . 6 Thomas y , Gen B iddall 6 0776 777 Symon , Gen .

h a d Otel e 6 7 076 7 7 Ric r y , Gen . 7 0 7 R c . 6 07 6 i hard Flier , Gen i h las a 6 0776 777 c o e . N Bl ckw ll , Gen k m h r 0776777 S r s e Arm . 6 James y , ta 776 777 a te e . 6 0 W l r S nl y, Arm 76 777 a te e e h am . 607 W l r H v ning , Arm a te F e A 6 0776777 W l r owl r, rmiger h 6 777 o n . 6 0d J Collman , Gen d i l 6 0d d a L t eto n . 6777 E w r , Arm a e 6 0776777 Thomas P rk , Gen . O A 6 0776777 Phillip keover, rmiger Fr aun cis B idd ull A 60d 6 77 7 , rmiger Wl lliam m Cro pton , Armiger 76 777 O c . 6 07 liver Ri hardson , Gen 76 777 h a d m the . 6 00 Ric r S i , Gen 776 am e Ma L ev eso n Vid . ( D rie , kin d 777 R ff Thic s . 60 6 a e , Gen R ff e t M es 60776 777 Sir a e Eg r on , il

d . 6 0776777 Edwar Noble, Gen TA FF RD H I RE S O S .

a Co mb erfo rd G en . W illi m , a e e t A 6 0776 777 R ff Eg r on, rmiger William Botton 6 0776 777 76 777 G en . 6 07 Thomas Bowyer, m n 1 7776 A 7 77 a es est G e . 3 7s J W on , p 76777 Arm . 600 William Bowyer, ffin r 77 777 o hn Sh e t o n A m . 6 0 6 J g , 6 d 6777 h a d G en . 0 Ric r Creswell , 6 76 m h a d adsha G en . 07 Ric r Br w, G é o r e ad Me e 6 0776 777 g Cr ock , rc r lr 0d6 777 o hn Wo id e G en . 6 J g , Hun b a h n 6 0776 t c G e . 777 Thomas , o h a n 6 0776 777 n G e . J B rdell , i n id 6 0 77 777 A c L tl eto V . 6 Dame li e , o h n M tt A 6 0776 777 J i on , rmiger d a d A 6 0 ( 76 m E w r Leigh , rmiger o h n Wirl e A 6 0d6 777 J y, rmiger h a d Me e r 60776m Ric r Dorrington , rc e t Ho r wo o de 7776 1 2 o 7~77 Rob r , p

SU F F O L K .

r ll as 77 Ap y . J per Sharpe q u7 70 7776 A p r777s Willi am B aker 6 0776 777 P eter Rembold 60d6 777

un . Thomas Goodrich , J J o hn Revell 6 0776 777 William Alman 7 7776 Ap r7776

A 7 77 h 1 7 7 . William Kil am 1 2 7776 Ap 7 777s

J o hn With r 7 , e s 1 4 7776 11177 77

7 A 7 7 7. Co in e1 2 8 d7e A 7777s p Henrie pp g p ”

te e As h e well S x 1 9 777 A 7 S v n , of Litle a ham 6 p 777s t e Fo r n e hum all a ts George Smi h , of S in 2 6 A17 7 7773 Chen eri e 0f Exn i 11 e 77 John , g 6 0 6 777 UFF S OL K.

A b f 7 A 7 777s William lston , Newton p M f 1 Arm . 7 Roger Marten , of el ord, ' Fraun cis Maun o cke An n 2 4 7776 A r i l7s , . p o h n a d e 1 5 7776 1 1 77 7778 J Br n , of Boxford 1 Wido w e an ] A 1 4 7776 A 7 7l7s D iel , of cton p Wido w e Dru rie 1 0 7776 A 7 777s , of Lausell p o h n Win terflo ud A 1 4 A 7 777s J , of ssington p A Edwardsto n 7 1 1 777 7773 Thomas lston , of 1

' Risb ie 1 9 7 7773 William , of Thorpe Ap

011 11 Ma t e st 3 6 6 77 77 770 7776 M am J r n , of Bil on

‘ d a d Talkem e With erfeild Ar m 18 E w r , of , . Ap 77lis r ar 1 9 A r il is William F y , of Clare p Raphe Turn er of Sto kc juxta N eyl and 1 8 Ap7 777s h a d e Stan sfeild 1 4 7776 Ric r King , of 011 11 Re D 1 6 7776 A 7 777s J y, of enston p o hn m th e o f 7 7776 A 7 7l7s J S i , Hundon p u 1 8 A 7 777s Thomas Browne, of H ndon p 0 1111 th ad e a m 1 4 77 7778 J Killingwor , of Br l y M g a A1 o hn a e ad e m 6 0776 777 J W rr n , of Br l y Mag a am Dev en et 1 8 7776 77 7 776 Willi , of Poslingford A1 M a 2 8 d7e A 7 777x John ash m , of Badwell p e t Ho v e]1 alias Aish efeild 2 4 Rob r , Smithe of 77 7776 A 1 7 G em e 1 4 A 7 77s g Nonne , of Weston p B arth o lm ew tt B am eh am 1 1 7776 A 7777s Co on , of p o h n r w th 2 2 7776 1 1 77 7 773 J No ton , of or 3 h H o x n A m 6 0776 777 o n o r . J Thurston , of , am e t o llo rth 1 5 7776 71777 7778 L b r N , of Kelshall 1 N eech e M 6 0776 777 Thomas , of endham B l ewb o ld M 1 8 7776 John , of endham

s a e Tres in feild 7 d7e 1 4 77 7773 Nichola B rb r, of g 1 H t e B r un dish e 2 1 7776 A 7 7776 en ie King , of p Wido w e i ch o lls L axfeild 6 0776 777 N , of Ro b grt a ett Laxfeild 6 0776777 B rr , of m L axfeild 6 0776 777 Sy on Cooke, of S UFF OL K

' a l o f Tan n n to n 2 2 7776 A r 7778 Thom s Ful er, y g p ade Tann n to n 2 8 1 4 917778 William D , of y g 1 icho las B addin h am 2 1 1 1 97 78 N Lingwood , of g 1 77 ’‘ ‘ Rei n o ld M 2 4 7776 A l i li é g organ , of Soham p

am es G r ud efeild t ad e 2 1 7776 4 4 9 7 778 J g , of S r brook 1 1 Do wn in e St 2 3 1 1 97 7778 George g , of . Aldies 1 ' W Mar ar t 6 0 G o wch e St . et s 076777 illiam , of _ g

te St . ich o las 2 1 7776 4 4 07 7778 Richard Por r, of N 1

lun n A 2 44 d e B dsto rm . 5 2 7 William Sy n r, of , 1 77 78 G islam 1 8 1 1 97 7718 Roger Hullock, of 1 ames 6 0d6777 J Sellinge, of Carleton um e e ste e tham 2 4 1 1 77 777 8 H fr y Br w r, of Wr n 1 d a d Hun tin f ild Am e . 1 4 E w r Cooke, of g 1 4197 7778 B edin feild Hun ti n feild 6 0776 777 Anne g , of g l Micl ewo o d Dun wich e 28 d7e 14 97 77 Wil iam , of 1 78 o hn Crackfeild 23 7776 1 1 77 7778 J Smithe, of 1 An tho n ie S ra wto n 77777 70 7776 A 7‘7778 Bull , of p 0 p h mas G o ddin e o f Fr esto n 2 1 7776 A 7‘7l7s T o g , L p eedham 2 5 d7e 1 1 77 7778 Roberte Salmon , of N 1 t e G esb acke 2 1 7776 1 1 77 7778 William S yl , of 1 ‘ B l o mefeild As els co nh am 6 0776717 William . of p B arn ab ie Sten h am 6 0776777 Gibson , of Litle r Mickfield 60776 0 Richa d Shepperd, of 7 F n b o ro u h 9 1 1 977 778 Henrie Gilbert , of y g 1 d a d Sul ard eth e de 1 9 1 1 7777778 E w r y , of W r n 1 Prettiman B aw cto n 2 1 11 977 778 W illiam , of 1 V1dua E e 2 2 1 1 777 778 Golding, , of y 1 M Me d esham 2 4 74 97 7778 yles Docker, of n l 1 Fraun cis B rewes wo rth 1 9 1 4 177778 Sherman , of 1 a e o 9 1 1 97 7778 Roger Gr y , of Frans n 1 l S urdan ce Fraun so n 1 4 1 1 97 7778 Wi liam p , of 1 o hn Oswo o d G lin to n 2 8 7776 A 97 7778 J , of y g 1 h mas P retiman B aw c to n 6 0076 m T o , of h mas v B ro cfo rd 2 4 A 9r 7778 T o Ri ett, of 1 Fraun cis r Colbye, of Glenham Pa va, Armiger 1 6 Ap r ili s h r Ric ard Brooke, of No ton e et 2 1 7776 1 1 9 7 778 Thomas B nn , of Trimley 1 7 ' G efirie ea 777 Armiger, of Aishe de SUFF O L K.

Fo s tall ettau h 2 5 7 1 7 778 Thomas , of P g 1 7 7 o hn 2 4 A 778 J Tiler, of Framsden pr 7 G enr e 6 0776 777 g Harrison , of Debenham Math e utt 2 6 1 1 77 7778 Thomas r , of S on 1

w utt 2 6 4 4 37 7778 William Bur ell , of S on 1 D Dallin er 6 0776777 Robert owe, of g . B o uld e 6 0d6 777 William Bull , of g o hn L v ermere 2 9 1 1 7 7778 J Longe, of y 1 7

e t W b b F e e ham 77777 70 7776 M777 7 Rob r e , of r ck n 0 Wido w e a a e a d d7e M6777 B rr g , of L ckfor Mawltn ard Thomas , of Downham e t t o f eade 2 4 7776 M 7777 Rob r Kerring on , R a e r7m0 d7e M 0 7 7 B rk r, Vidua, of Neyland , p ' w me Elmesett 25 M 0 77 Andre Ky , of h m as 1 6 7776 M 77 7 7 T o Wilson , of Clare Ro w n in e 77777 70 7776 M 777 7 Thomas g , of Hunden 0 d a d Ro o kewo o d Ews to n 8 E w r , of , Armiger 0776 M7777

a a 77 777 70 7776 M 77 7 7 William H rrison , of W lsham 0 a e w B addin ham 8 6x 70 777 6 M7777 Willi m D ro , of g Ma a ett u 77777 70 7776 M 77 77 rg r Armiger, of So thold 0 a au e Metfeild 2 5 7776 711 7777 Robert L nc , of h ad e t 117 77 77 o n e es Arm . d7e J R , of W on , a Fam e le o f Wes tcretin 1 3 7776 M 0 77 Thom s y , g G 2 1 7776 M 0 77 Hugh J oanes , of ipping Co rn ewallis 8 66 77 77 770 7776 M 777 7 Sir Thomas , Miles

Sho rte Tho rn ed o n 1 2 7776 M 0 77 “ Richarde , of

o hn Pen n n e E e 8 6 6 7777 770 776 1 71 0 77 J y g , of y 6 a Wivers to n 77777 70 7776 M 0 77 Thom s Smithe , of 0 e t l l 2 2 7776 M 6777 Rob r Hal , of Pa grave Th e Ladie Vico un t Hereford 2 7 7776 31 777 7 ames O f 77 777 70 7776 71 7777 J Coe , of r ord 0

i cho las E Ma ma. 8 7776 111 777 7 N dgar, of Glemham g s Alb o ro u b 1 3 6776 M 0 77 Thoma Squire , of g Mathe w 77 7777 0 7776 71 77 77 Edmonde , of Claxton 1 o b n Tudden n am 6 0776 777 J Finche , of ] a as te a 7 7776 M0 77 Michael L nc r, of W lton o hn A she 8 6 7 7777770 d7e M 77 77 J Glover, of y t Penn n e Kettl eb o ro u h 60776777 Ar hur y g , of g

S EY URR .

M h mas e a ch. s adem r T o Rog r , of Wisley e ’ ‘ th arch es Bartholomew Clark, Deane of 6

o h n 7 di e M r u . a c J Derrick , of Guildford , Sen est 1 1 die M a r cii Sir Henrie W on , Miles de B ren G en . 1 4 di e M a r ci i Thomas , Wi n o ll Tan rid e Me ha t 1 5 William g , of g , rc n

Ma r e n “

Ma e au d e t e s . eo dem rg r S n r , Vid eathe Do rkin e 1 d i e M ar mz William H r, of g 7 o Em rs am J . e St. Salv io rs a e 1 9 die , of , Dr p r M ar cii

ame ft id 2 1 D Julian Holcro , of Stretham , V . ' M ar ci z

d a d 2 2 die M a n E w r Heath , of Clapham , Gen. re m d ard E eo dem Tho as E w , of whurst o hn Wo o rso eadem J pp, of Clapham, Gen . e t 2 5 di e M ar ci i Rob r Livesey , Armiger a a d 2 8 die M a e n Henrie H yw r , Fishmonger r

h e e 1 7 di e A ri li s Richard Hill , of S r , Gen . p w Ab in wo r th 2 3 A ri li s Richard Sa yer, of g p ' o hn L ee Abin wo rth 1 4 di e A mli s J , of g p Christo fer L ee eo d em Crust, of h rk 2 2 A So ut wa e . nne Cure , of , Vid M ll th e 2 4 A ri li s William y , Armiger, Clerke of p o hn a e te Westb arn es 2 4 A r i /i s J C rp n r, of p l vi M St. Sa o rs a e 2 6 yles Wilkenson , of B k r

o

Titso 28 A r iizis Beatrice Gresham , of y, Vidua p

8 di M a m M a . e ye . William Gardiner, Arm e ma s o f Wadden n 30 M an Richard Y o n ,

e te St. O va eo dem, Rob r Faire , of Marie ries d em o hn . eo J Cowper, of Capell , Arm

c Ev So uth warke Me ha t O tober . William ans of , rc n Tailor

2 5 Oct. So uth warke t eo derm Bryan Pattison , of , Vin ener o hn So uthwarke e 2 2 Octo br is J Pigeon, of , Groc r S E SU S X.

SU SSEX.

M a r h se un d di e M a n c . Henrie Goringe c o re George Goring qui n to di e M arcii Edward Gage eo dem John Eversfeild 7 die M a rcu John Damrell 1 0 di e fva r ci i Edward Goodwin 1 9 die Ma ren d m d a d un . eo e E w r Paine , J William Holland John Farrington eo dem Walter Edmondes 2 1 die Ma ren Thomas Bowyer 2 6 di e M a rc h? Thomas Michell eo dem Thomas Greene eo dem Thom as Bourde ultimo dza M a re n John Waters feild

John Shelley p rimo die Ap rilis William B artelo tt eo dem William Aylewyn e eo dem Thomas Pe irse eo dem Edw ard Co v ett secun do die Aprili s Thomas Luxford eo d em Rob ert Whitfeild J o hn Stidman 7 di e Ap rilis Robert Whitpain e eo dem Edward Luxford eo dem William G oldman eo dem Edward Grey eo dem John Awman 1 0 dw Ap rilis John Wh etl ey eo dem Do ro thie Lewknor eo dem John Rose eo dem h m as att S eo dem T o Wy , enior 1 1 di e A ri li s Richard’ Cooke p Tho mas Ta l o r nd m y , Senior e e John Cowper eo d em John B yn wyn eo dem Thomas B etes wo rth eo dem ete B eteswo rth ad m P r e e . SUSSEX .

Walter Doub le eo dem Thomas Pelham eo dem J aco b Plummer eo clem William New ton eo dem J 011 11 Lynton eo dem Ellice Smithe eo dem Edward Man i n ge 1 2 Apri li s Thomas Cobden eo dem Roberte Harison eo dem John Baker eo dem John Chambers 1 3 Apri lis John Cowper eo dem B en iamyn Pellet: eod e m Robert Grey eo dem Adam Rackto n eo dem Richard Earn el ey 1 5 di e A p rili s Robert Y ounge eo dem Thomas Christmas eadem Thomas Glyd e 1 0 di e Ap r ilis William Burdett eo d em John Davey eo dem 2 is John Dunton 0 di e A pril John Carrill eo dem Thomas Alfrey eadem Nich o las Fowle eo dem Edward Els icke eo d em m eo dem Tho as Sherley, Miles Walter Covert eo dem John Smith 2 1 di e Aprilis F raun cis Garton eo dem

William Winters hall godam. Th o mas Stilliaurde eo dem ’ William Morley eo defm An tho n ie K empe godam William Davie codee J 01111 Fraie eo dem Richard Iden eo dem Edward Carrell 2 2 di e Ap r i li s J o h n Sel wyfi eo dem Alexander Shéppard eo dem

WAR WI OKSH IRE .

W A RRW I CK .

F eb u ht L o wfo rd A m e 2 . William Bro g on of r ig r 0 ’ F ebr uar ii

a he h e d Wes t011 Arm 1 er 1 5 d ie R p S l on of , g F ebr ua ri i

M Sk n n er w n G en a ch . . ui nto r William y , of Ro ingto , q dwe M a rcii An tho n ie Shuckb o ro u h Shuckb o ro u h g , of g , Armiger 7 d i e Jll a rcii h a d Petifer Do rcett Ma ma 1 2 di e Jlf a rcu Ric r , of g a te e h Radwai e eo dem W l r L ig , of \Villiam e B urm in h am 1 4 di e M a n King , of g re A11 n e et heste t 2 di e Mrs . P o of C r on , Vidua 7

et th e same G en . eo dem William P o, of , Ma a etta Kn o wl s un to n . N e Mrs rg r y , of , Vidua 1 8 die M ar ci i e t Wilco cks B raw n e 1 9 di eMar cu Rob r , of h l h mas As e e Wo o v e G en . eo d em T o l y, of y, Feth e s t P ck 2 1 di e M ar en William r on , of a wood h m as e h t u e A m e 3 1 di e JVa rcii T o L ig , of S o l , r ig r

a e Po wltn e e G en . se un do di e G bri ll y, of Knowl . c Ma rcii

h a d da e Ath ersto n 6 di e A r l Ric r Goo l , of p i is am e J a e Dev erux M e a e 1 1 di e D n , of rryv l , Vidua amue Marro w e B arkes well A m e 2 1 di e S ll , of , r ig r ' n 20 di e G rifl n e m e e s G e . e Ric y , of Broo R gi , Apr ili s

Co llm er B urmin h am 1 0 di e M a n William , of g o hn a de th e same eo dem J W r , of il G en 1 2 di e Ji nn Sudv e . William , of Edson , o hn d es Ash o rn e 2 2 di e M a i i J E , of Am se es en co m to n eo dem bro Will , of F y p um e Fe e s am th A m e 28 di e H fr y rr r , of T wor , r ig r

’ J um i J h n itterfeild G en . a r a t . a es S un e. B r ol H l , of , qu to di e J un ii h mas U de h Etin to n G en . 7 T o n r ill , of g , WAR WI OKSHI RE.

m J une . icho l as a e B rid to wn e eo de N L n , of g ha d Midlemo re d ast A m e 9 Ric r , of E gb on , r ig r d i e J un i i

dem A d e Arch e1 o f Tam wo rth G e11 . ea n r w , , Pen dleb uri e t h d 1 1 di e J a m z William , of W i c for d a d Dever ux as t e B ro ma e A m e E w r , of C l g , r ig r 2 6 die J un ii

ha d ett Mer den A m e uin to Ric r Corb , of y , r ig r g di e J ul ti

h 1 d i e m as Re in to n o f Arm1n t011 G en . 2 T o p g , g , h a d B arker A1de1 m an 1 5 di e J u lzt Ric r , d a d u es A d e ma eo d em E w r B rrow , l r n e e e s A d e ma ead em H nri Bri r , l r n o h n e s a e eo dem J Rog r on, Dr p r J o hn Ryl e eadem

Au ust. h mas Thro ckmerto n u ht A m e g T o , of Co g on , r ig r qui nto d 1e A ugusti

W I L TES.

J o hn Thistlethaite the 8 of M ar ch Sir Walter Hungerford the 1 0 of M ar ch Edward Hun gerfmd the same d ay Edward Horton the same day o hn he 1 4 o Al r n e Sen . t a ch J Lo g , f Roger Blagd en the s a me da y Edward Longe the 1 5 of M ar ch J o h n Trusl o w e the 1 6 of M a r ch Thomas Goddard the 1 7 of M a rch Thomas H ulbert the 1 8 of William Reade the 1 9 of M a r ch Charles Vaughan the 2 1 of William F eltham the sa me d aye J o hn Dauntsey the 3 1 of M ar ch W L TSH E I IR .

Lawrence Huyd e the fi rst 0/ Ap ri lt William Cordrey the s ame day Anthony Hyn to n the th1 rd day/ of Ap mll Michaell Ern el ey the sa me dag/e Th omas H utchins the same claye Th om as Stev ens the 5 of Ap ril! H enry Longe the sa me day o n e Mo un t ess o n the 6 J p , Vidua J o h n Flow er the 7 day J efferey Whiteacre the 8 d a y Thomas Dows e the s ame day Fraun ces Greene the sa me day

Steph en D uckett. the sa me day G eorge Scrope the s ame day Thomas Chaffyn the same d ay William Pinckn ey the same d a y W illiam Eyre the same daye “Willi am Wehbe the sa me claye “falter Hungerford the 9 of Ap r il! William S adl er the 1 0 (gf Ap rill Thom as Lodge the same day ' i l 01m the 1 o l N ch o as St. J 1 p m t B arth o l o me we H o rs ey the s ame da y William B askervile the 1 3 of Ap r itt William Jordan the same day Thomas Toppe the sa me day Thomas B enn ett the 1 4 of Ap mll : Tho maz in e e the same d a Grov , Vidua y William Young the 1 5 of Aprill Anthony Disso u the same daye William K emble the same da te J o h11 Lov ell the sa me d aye William Sta mford the 1 6 of Ap r ill J ohn Hunte the 2 2 op r ilt J oh n B aylie the 2 4 of Apr ill Thomas I vye the 2 5 of Ap rill William Button the 2 6 of Ap rill ee e the same da e William R v , y Richard Barnard the 2 9 of April! J o hn Thynn e the 30 01 1 11911 7!

O R W UESTERSHIRE.

R ha d e Omb resle eo dem ic r Born , of y 011 11 Wo o rfeild Po wicke eo dem J , of

J h Wash eb o rn e Wichefo rd A m e 8 o n , of , r ig r ' 2 8 d ie Ap r iti s

Savad e Muchmal vern e A m e William g , of , r ig r

a te u t o f Silli11 t011 Es . the 8th da ze W l r Blo n g , q Ap ril! h a d G ardi11 er o f um et 19 di e A r1i Ric r , H bl on p l s 2 0 d 1 tt e Arm . e Edward Pi , of Kyn , J h L itl eto n F a M es 3 0 Sir o n , of r ncklyn, il ' Ap mti s d a d B lo un te Kithermin s te1' Arm 2 E w r of . 7

e e Darb e Feckehham 2 8 d1e A r1113 G org y , of p h mas F t t A m e 1 9 d1 T o ollio , of Pir on r ig r e 1 4191 1118 F tes ue In ckeb arro we A m e William or c of , r ig r 2 7 Ap r 1l1s h Ed eo ck Ed eo ck G n e dem J e . o o n ag , of g , A es Dasto n Elmel e ast e 8 g n l of y C l , Vidua

o h11 m the e ter i o d1e 21 111 1 J S i , of Rippl c h lwaie ta d r 1 A t u Sa A m . 6 d e 111 11 11 r r , of S nfor , J ef es m e a t e n t i s G e . er c o William fri of Ho C l , Ma11 d1e .

11 t a t m Ma n o h a t A . 6 di e J T lbo , of Gr f on, ' hilt e e es S wo o d G en . rzmo d1e H nri Cook of , p 111 11 11

Ro us l n h J h use e e c Arm . 2 7 die 111 11 1 1 o n Ro , of , F u i a sh h ldi ie i a n e s e S e slo e Arm . 4 d W l of y , M 11 11

1111 h e D01 itwi h d1e 11 0 t c G en . 111 11 J W i , of , Th e B ayliefie of the Cittie of Worc ester 2 7 d1e WO CESTE SH E R R IR .

n ffe d a d Alchur che 1 4 di e J u e. a J um 1 R Woo w r , of

' r 1 1 d1e cto b ber e D n el e A m. O rzs Octo . e H nri y y, o hn With ers to n eadem J , of Longdon Hugh Lynton eo dem G eorge Ships ide eo dem eo dem Fraun ces Russell . R affe L ench e eo dem Edmonde Both e eo dem ’ m 1 8 di Frau n cis a e Ar . e Octo br is Cl r , Thomas Spo n n er eo dem h a d Win semo r e Fl adb urio eo dem Ric r , of

Y ORK SHI RE .

A i tl e the 3 0 o A a1 ll p r . William Copl y f p Robert Lewes the same d aye

J o hn Savill thefirst o f M a ye Sir Chri s to fer Hilliard the seco nd J o h n G en kyn s the same d ay Rob erto So th eb ie the sa me J aye Richard Horsfall the 5 of M a ye G ervase Ayre the 1 3 of M aye G eorge Twisfell o to n the s a me daye Thomas Milln er the s a me da 1e Brian Askewith the same da 1e William P arker the s ame da 1e R aph e Hun sb ie the 1 4 of M a ye Anth ony Jackson the sa me d a 1e H ugh Fran ckl an de the same day William Hungate the sa me daye Edward Rolston the same da1e William B ates the sa me da 1e K atherin e Radclifie the s ame da1 e Marmad uke G rymsto n the 1 5 William Ogl ethorpe the same Y ORKSH B E I .

Roberte Trotter the same d a1e Robert e Rok eby the 1 6 of M a 1e G eorge To ckl etts the 1 5 of M a ze J o h n S ayer the 1 6 da 1e Rich ard G as co in ge the same day G eorge Con sett the 1 7 J o h n Armytage the same day J o h n Constable the sa me d a 1e Marmad uk e Ch o lmel ey the sa me day J armes Mur tgaitro it the 1 8 Rich ard Vaugh an the same da 1e William Tho rn eto n the s a me da1e William Plompton the 2 0 Christo fer Bl ande the same da 1e William N ess e the s ame da 1e J ames Heb letwait the same d a1e J o h n Milborne the same da 1e Fraun cis Metham the s ame d a 1e Thom as Gow er the sa me d a 1e a the the 2 1 o fil a e Bri n Crow O r f y Richard Wades worth the sa me da 1e ' Thomas B eresb ie the s a me da 1e R aph e Sal vy n the sa me d a 1e Richard D arl ey the s ame da 1e ' Thomas Mo relyfie the s ame d a 1e Christo fer Wan desfo rd the sa me da1e R aph e Lawson the sa me da 1e za eth uds e the sa me da1e Eli b P y, Vidua S uin ta n e the 2 2 o M a e G eorge t. Q y f y J o h n Harryso n the s a me d a1e Rich ard Vincent the sa me d a 1e Rich ard G ascoign e the sa me da1e J ohn Ellys the s a me da i e J ohn Vav iso r the sa me da ie G eorge Frith the sa me da1e Richard Cowper the s a me da 1e William Wivell the same d a 1e J ohn Tho rn eh o lm e the 1 3 of H umfrey B url es ton the sa me da 1e Thom as So uth cb ie the sa me da 1e

Y ORKSHIRE.

Walter Hawkeswo rth the 1 8 of J une J o hn In gl eb ie the 2 1 of J un e William Middleton the 2 8 J o hn L acye the sa me da 1e

J am es Sigiswicke the 4 of J ulye Raph e Tank ard the 5 of J u l1e Thomas Stevens on the 1 7 of J 11 11e Marmad uke L an gdall the 2 6 of f u lye Thomas Wh alley the la s t o f July

h the r t o A us . Augus t. H enri e Wyt es fi s f ug t Rich ard Moon e the 3 of August Anthony Wytham the 9 th of August

Rich ard L edgerd the 3 of Sep tember

F I N I S. INDEX O F N AM ES .

EB OT 1 2 Ash eb e 3 6 4 8 . y , , 1 1 m 2 5 1 Abney , Ashco be, , 5 4 1 3 Acton , Ashe, m 1 18 73 66 Ada s, . , Asheley, A d di n s alls 5 0 34 3 5 wi e g , Asheton , . t c ff 5 5 A sh e w el] 5 7 A ord , , A 48 A sk ew ith 7 1 garde , s t n 5 7 20 . 8 6 Agnes, , A o , A l sh fi ld 5 A thill 4 3 e , , 5 3 t 23 4 1 Albanie, A kinson , , 1 t 6 1 Alder , Al ee, Aldhi n 4 5 tw 2 3 , A ood , 7 A ud ele l 20 4 2 46 Aldred , y , , , , f 64 65 1 2 Al rey, , Avery , A l ki n to n 5 3 A w der 30 , . , 4 2 1 w e 23 A w m a n 63 Allen , , t ic , , , A llesto n 20 tt 1 9 wi e 2 1 , Ayle , t c , m n 5 7 A le w n e 63 Al a , y y , to 5 8 wi e A l w ai e 2 Als n , t c y , 7 m 19 7 1 A ice, Ayre, t n 34 35 Ander o , w 2 9 Andre , 2 9 13 Ansell , ABB, A n s tie 46 6 Bacchus , , 3 67 2 1 9 25 Archer , , Bacon , , , t 2 1 B ad co c ke 4 Argen , , m 4 3 5 9 60 B add es cro ft 4 4 Ar iger, , , , A rmo n d e 19 B 25 , adger, m 3 8 w t 2 2 wi e Ar yn , Badge or h , t c m t 2 ff 30 Ar y age , 7 Ba ord , 4 9 B a sh aw e 1 1 Arnall , g , Arn e wai e 42 2 3 3 2 4 3 5 7 64 , Baker, , , , , Arsco tt 1 3 39 , Balder , t t 73 w 4 8 Ar hing on , Bald yn , 1 0 1 5 4 1 2 7 Arundell , , , Ballard , I N DEX O F N AM ES.

1 5 B e e tso n Balle , 38 B amfield I4 4 0 , Becvar, B a m fe iid 5 4 B ellace 1 p , s , 7 B a n a b 6 9 m 2 wic y , Bella y, t e B a n e s te r 3 5 l h m 6 5 , Be ling a , B a n ue s t e r 3 4 B e ndi s he 18 , , e 3 7 4 0 5 8 2 8 5 9 68 Barb r , , , Bennett , , , a 2 9 B e o mo un t 3 B rbor , , 6 5 7 B e res b i e 2 Bardell , . 7 a 5 f 1 2 4 0 Bar nger , Beres ord , , B ar ra v e 3 2 B e rlae n h e ad g . , 8 4 0 4 7 5 2 60 67 B 7 Barker, , , , , ernard , 3 6 34 Barkie , Berry , B arl e e 1 8 B e s w i ke 2 . c , 8 B w 1 9 B e te s w o r th 63 wi e arlo e , , t c B ar nar de 1 8 68 B e V i ll . , , 5 4 4 1 2 3 Barne , Bicke . B arn eb am 3 1 R 5 6 w e iddall , t ic a 6 5 4 B rnes , Bidgood , y 4 3 4 5 w ice 20 2 8 Barne , , t Bigge, , B t 4 4 5 8 3 1 arret , , Biggs , B a rrh a m 33 B i n dl o w es 3 6 , , B arro ll 2 7 2 9 3 2 , Binge, , B a rro w e 2 3 2 6 4 3 B 2 8 , , . iscoe, B artelo tt 63 B i s e n n 2 4 , , m w 2 4 E x 3 2 Bartholo e , i e , r ilm e w 44 B la k 3 B a t . c 8 B t I 2 B lack afle r 14 artle t , , a t t 7 5 1 B lackaller 14 B on , , , w 5 0 B lac ken h o ll 3 Bar ell , , 0 1 4 5 4 6 B la ckh o use 2 5 Basep e . , , 2 8 w 1 1 Bashe , Black all , B as k er v i l e 68 w 5 6 , Black ell , tt l l 6 7 Basse , Blagden , ' B t 5 1 B l a ro ve 3 tw 1 ce as en , g , t 1 d 2 2 Ba es , 7 Blanchar , B ati sfo rd 6 b 7 2 , lande , l an di e 2 B a n 2 2 B , B a fie 3 9 68 B laun ch e rd e 3 9 y , , ,

B a lifl o f o t 70 x t . 1 7 4 imes y , the , W rces er, Bla on , t l l B le w b o ld 5 8 Baynebridge, , B n e h am 2 1 34 B l o mefeild 44 5 a . 9 y , , , t 69 B lo o d e 6 Bayn on , , 39 B t 3 2 70 wi e Beach , loun , , t c 3 1 1 4 34 Beale , Blundell, , 4 6 2 8 3 6 5 1 Beales , Blunt , , , B ea le 1 3 B 1 0 p , odie, m 44 B 38 Beckha , ogg, 3 0 w i e 34 Bedells , t c Bold , B f 2 7 B o ln est 7 ed ord, , B e di n field 43 4 5 5 9 6 1 8 g , , , Bonde u s) 1 9 15 1 1 1 11 131 4 9 B ll , ;

I N DEX O F AM ES N .

w 25 5 5 Care , . m t 28 Cle en , 13 Carie , 1 2 2 9 tw Clerke , , , ice 62 Carpenter, 1 1 Cley, 3 7 3 8 4 3 Carr , , Cle o le 4 yp , 8 ] 64 Carrel , 01101 1 0 , Car ri ll 6 1 64 , C ff 2 2 li ord, Car ro w e 6 , Ch fto n 4 , 8 23 Cassy , t 1 Clop on , 7 C s t 4 e . 5 a l Ul utterb uck 23 w , t ice Cates b i e . l Co ad e , 10 Cat t f e o rd e 15 Co b b es 4 , 4 u 14 Ca nter, 64 Cobden , C v e 3 a . 6 m 5 Cock an, Cav erle 1 y , 7 4 Cocks, Ca w e s 2 4 , 60 Coe , Ch d w 5 a ell . 1 Cutf e n d en , 6 Ch aff n 68 y , Co ffin 1 4 , Ch a f n 16 y , 5 5 Cogan , n 65 Challi or, 3 7 Coke, m 2 8 J Cha ber , ( 15 oker, Ch am b e rl n 3 5 1 y , , G o l b ra n d , 4 2 m 64 Cha bers , b 5 9 Col ye, Chamo n d e 1 0 , G m 63 old an , m 2 0 Cha pion , ( A d e 24 , u l 4 7 Cha e e , Co lle d 1 1 g, Ch a l n 2 0 p y 7 . m 1 6 2 9 Chap an , , 0 0 111 11 3 2 8 6 , , 5 ar n o ck l 3 5 4 Ch , , 7 m 5 6 Coll an , 3 0 Chasey , Uo llme r , 1 Chater, 7 3 2 Colson, 5 7 Chenerie, Co l umi ble 1 2 , Che tw n 5 6 y , Co n1 b erfo 1 d , 5 7 1 5 Cheyney , , m 65 Co bes , m 2 7 Chippenha , m to 2 4 Co p n , w 5 Chit ood , tt 72 73 Conse , e ck 2 Ch . Constable Cho lmle 38 2 y , , 7 Oo n 3 0 4 y , , 0 t 5 3 Chorl on , 1 7 wi e 3 Conyers , t c , 7 thr ice r m 64 Ch ist as , 2 3 3 1 , 5 8 5 9 Cooke , . , , 63 Cb ub b 16 , ( J O O k eS , 70 Ch ub n o ll 5 , 3 Copeland , 7 2 8 Chune , Co led l ke p , 9 2 0 Church , , Ch urchel l 1 5 , 1 Copley, 7 Clab o r n e 4 3 , n 4 1 5 Coppi ger, , 7 7 1 Clare , b t 5 2 5 3 h t , t r ice 67 Cor e , , 3 w e 1 8 20 Co r Clarke t ic , , , d al l , x 4 3 Cla on , 6 Cordrey, 8 xt 1 7 Cla on , 11 69 Corna , t 3 5 Clay on , O o rn e w alli s 4 , 3 60 3 1 , Cleeve , 3 Cosen , 7 m 5 1 Cle ens, Co st 111 d l , 3 DEX OF AM E I N N S.

G t t 23 16 70 o hering on , Darby, , Co t fo rd 5 1 7 2 s . Darley , tt 9 2 2 3 2 5 8 2 7 Co on , , , , Darnell, 4 69 Courson , Darrell , t 1 3 Dasto n 70 Cour eney, , 1 5 Dau n o ck 4 5 Cove, , t 64 t 67 Cover , Daun sey , Co vett 63 t 9 tw ic , Davenpor , e w 5 5 3 Co ard , Davers , Co e rd en 3 5 2 6 1 2 1 3 w , Davie , , , , w 8 3 0 4 2 62 63 64 tw Co per , , , , , , ice Co w x 5 5 5 3 , Davies , x 2 2 23 tw 3 8 5 4 Co e , , ice Davison , , Co xh all 2 2 Da w b n e 2 , y , 5 Da 7 18 4 2 7 , Cradock , y , , Crai c ro ft 3 7 3 . 7 Daykins , w 3 1 5 6 Cran ell , Deacon , f 7 9 Crau ord , Delves , w 1 2 29 4 5 Cra ley , , , Denny, Cra fo i‘d De n n s 1 2 2 2 y , 33 y , tt 5 3 1 Cresse , Denton , Cre s w e11 1 9 5 De n w o o d e 3 3 , , 7 , w 2 2 m 2 9 Cre , twice Der er, 4 7 62 Crispe, Derrick , G ft 2 7 3 6 De thi c ke 1 1 tw e ro e, , , ic m t 2 3 4 1 5 6 De v en et 5 8 Cro p on , , , 6 20 P 5 Cropley, . everell , r w Dev erux 66 67 7 . C op ell , , w 48 w t 35 Cros ell , De hurs . w t 72 4 4 Cro her , Dey , t 62 Di co n sn n 35 Crus , , tt 44 3 6 5 2 Cubi , Digby , , ' Cufie 5 4 3 3 , Dike , 32 65 twic t 2 Culpepper, , e Din on , Cultheath 34 68 , Dissou , 62 w 60 Cure , Dero , 2 6 4 2 5 9 Curle, , Decker, t 6 Do cl o n 1 4 Cur er, , tt 24 33 3 5 3 Cu , , , Doe , 2 2 Doles , t 3 Doning on , M 1 7 B tt 3 2 ACO , onne , 5 9 m 4 Dade , Dor er, D 4 1 n t 5 7 alby , Do ing on , I I 64 Dale , Double , t 8 w 60 Dal on , Do e , m 63 D w n e 69 Da rell , o . Dan b e 73 w r 4 3 y , Do nes , 3 0 D w n in e 4 1 1 Daniell , , o , 5 g , Dan se 27 w 68 y , Do se, e s 4 8 69 a 30 3 8 Danv r , , Dr per, , NDEX O F NAM E8 I .

t 3 1 Dray on , Dred o n 4 8 , w 4 1 Dre , 1 8 Driver, Druri e 4 4 4 5 5 8 , , , Ducke n s field 9 , t 3 68 Ducke t , 4 Dudley , 7 Dunche 2 , m 1 5 s ix m s Dunco be , , ti e 5 1 Dunt , t 64 Dun on , t 8 9 21 Dut on , , , 5 4 Dyer , D mmu ck 3 8 y , D n el e 1 3 y y , 7 , 7 AI RE 62

F a i rie , 1 a w 5 4 69 F re ell , , ARL SMAN 2 5 m r y 3 9 , Far e . Ea rn el e v 64 Fa r n e fn ld 65 ’ , , Eas tmo n c e 1 , 6 Fa rn e vl e 6 0 E w t . 3 9 n l as ood Fa er , E t 3 5 tw . a o 3 5 ccles on ice F rringt n , , E 66 r des , F a m r 4 5 , E 6 0 i dgar , Fe eld e 3 8 f w ce , Ed e k 0 o c . 7 2 9 g Feild , Edmo n de 39 Feltham 67 E m 2 2 , 0 6 63 4 3 d ondes , , Fenn , Edm un d es 2 3 P , e r mo re 4 1 E m 1 1 6 6 d undson , Ferrers , E w 62 F e ti 1ac e 3 tw icfl 2 3 d ard , p , , Ed ar des 2 6 6 w . Fetherston , r to n 8 5 6 5 7 Fethe rs to n ha u h e 18 q , , 9 , , g , E fo rd 2 i d in 1 1 1 F e . l . l g E t 23 3 7 3 2 6 0 lking on , , Finche , E t er 3 8 4 1 4 4 t 14 F s . llaco , i h , , E t 2 0 4 3 llio , Fiske , E1118 39 2 itz 1 3 , , 7 F . E m 4 F itz h e w 5 1 5 1 . l es, 7 , Elsicke 6 4 z J 28 , Fit ohn , E w m 1 3 9 4 9 Fitz i i . lson , ll a , ' E w 4 5 Flemin e 35 l yn , g , Emers am e o o d 35 , 62 Fl te w . Eme 1 9 t 73 ry . Fle cher, E t 33 6 1 n e , Flicke, E t 72 5 6 ri h , Flier, Em el e 68 Fl o rr e 25 y , y , Es tco u t 2 1 w 6 8 r . Flo er , Es terb 39 5 1 y . Floyd , Es to 34 Fludde 34 n , ,

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30 5 9 f 27 Gray , , Har ord , 5 9 tt 44 Graye , Hargi , ra v e 6 m 29 G y , Har er, G ra e 4 6 6 1 yp , 7 Harper, , l l 1 0 27 Greasley, Harpur, , 1 8 63 65 68 H arren d o n 3 3 Greene, , , , , 1 3 t 5 2 5 5 Greenes , Harring on , , 4 0 i 1 2 Gregory , Harr s , r m 4 2 4 5 62 2 0 32 60 6 1 64 G esha , , , Harrison , , , , , , 3 m 38 tw Grever, 7 Harry an , ice 60 5 4 Greves , Harrys , 63 64 t 4 3 Grey , , Har , ffi h H artie 33 G ri t , 9 , G riff n e 66 t 5 0 73 y , Har ley . , 1 H art o 3 6 Grigg, pp , 4 3 4 4 3 8 4 8 Grosse, , Harvey, , 3 68 H asel ri 4 7 Grove , , gg, 2 9 H asill 6 Grubbe , , G rud efeild 5 9 H asil wo o d e 3 7 g , , G r m e 4 4 t 4 5 y , Ha ton , r ms n 1 4 9 G y to , 7 Hanley , G u b o n 4 3 27 y , Havard , G u b so n 4 6 twic w 4 4 y , e Ha e , G late 3 0 w l 65 y , Ha es , , 27 w 5 5 Gyles, Ha ker, H a wk es w o rth 4 , 7 w 1 3 32 33 Ha kins , , , B w 32 a le, w t 4 1 Ha rey, H aell 30 m 14 , Hay an , 6 1 16 Haines , Hayne, 2 2 w 2 8 3 1 62 Hale, Hay ard, , , 3 3 66 H az ard e 2 2 Hales, , , 1 7 3 8 4 0 60 H e ad w o rth 1 Hall , , , , , 7 2 9 B 1 2 w e 14 Halsey , eale, t ic , H al sto o ke 14 44 , Hearing, m 3 7 H e aster 5 1 Ha by , , m 4 9 1 7 62 Ha erton , Heath , , H amm o n d e 4 H 6 2 , eather , " 6 H eb e lt w ait 2 Hancock, , m 1 6 H eldi rz e 4 2 Hanna , g , ' H a11 s b ie 7 3 m 2 1 , Hel es, H a n s co mb e 2 H e n ad e 4 0 , g , H an s ert 39 e 5 5 , H ndley , H an to n 2 6 H e nn zm e 4 0 y , g , H 4 1 B m 4 8 arby, ens an , H arb n 15 18 y , Herd . 9 3 1 H e r ds o n 3 3 Harden , , , 1 1 5 22 24 H erefo rd 60 Harding, , , , , , 6 1 H eren de n 5 2 Hare, , 4 0 4 0 Hareby, Heron, NDEX OF N AMES I .

H eskeith 3 5 d 4 4 , Hubbar , n m 5 6 a d 4 3 Heve ingha , Hubb r , w d 4 8 4 6 He ar , Hudson , x t 1 0 ffm 33 He , Hu an , H e b ar 3 4 7 y , 7 Hughes , H ickl n 4 t 67 y , 7 Hulber , 4 5 k 5 9 Hicks , Hulloc , 9 mf 3 Hid , Hu rey, H 3 twic t 7 1 ide , e Hunga e , R 4 u n e rfo rd 5 1 67 wice iggs , H g . , t , Hi ll 2 4 2 H un sb i e 1 . 3 , 5 , 6 , 7 7 1 t 1 2 2 5 w i e 5 2 68 Hilliard , Hun , , t c , , t 3 5 H un tb ach 5 Hil on , , 7 5 n t 2 2 Hinde , Hu ley , 4 5 t 1 3 29 Hirne, Hurs , , t 7 H usb o n d e 4 6 Hi ch , , H 3 5 4 0 obbes , , Husse , 2 1 t 5 0 Hobby , Hu chenson , 5 H c h 2 5 3 9 6 ut in s . 3 5 1 68 Hobson , , , , , 23 5 4 5 5 th u d e 68 Hodges , , , rice H y , 1 7 2 9 Hodgson , Hyde , H o dilo w e 6 K t 68 , yu on , 2 4 Hodson , ft 62 Holcro , o l an d 34 63 H l . , 5 0 DEN 64 Hollis , , w 7 7 Holli ell , Hey , H o ltb i e 3 I n l eb i e 4 , 7 g , 7 H o l w o rthi e 5 4 I n o lsb i e 5 , g , H o mersto n 8 I re b e 4 0 , y , H o un w o o d 33 I 34 wi e y , reland , t c , 1 6 I m 4 Hooper, sha , 7 2 6 I ve 2 0 Hoore , , 4 1 I 6 3 Hopkins, vye , 1 9 Hopper, t 5 3 w e Hop on , t ic , H 4 6 ore , m 4 6 M N 2 0 2 6 Ho e , ACK A , , 3 9 J 7 1 Horseley, 7 ackson , 68 J m 5 Horsey , ake an , f 7 1 J m 4 3 Hors all, a es , t 1 l 67 J am e r 25 Hor on , , p , ' H o rw o o d e 5 J e fi ri c s “ , 7 , 7 1 6 J e n k n s 7 1 Hoskins , y , t n 3 5 twic J n 4 4 4 7 Hough o , e enki son , , u 45 J e n n n s 4 2 0 5 5 Ho lton , y g , , , 4 5 5 8 J en u so n 1 7 Hovell , , y , w 65 J e h s o n 2 5 Ho ell , p , B w 6 J m 4 5 o sden , erningha , w 5 tw J 5 0 Ho se , ice essop , w 3 S J 60 Ho son , oanes , M ES IN DEX OF NA .

t 2 8 J 1 , ohns, Knigh on 6 3 44 4 5 K n o wl s, 6 J ohnson , 7 , 7, , y n 1 1 K n v eto , J o n , 38 y ke n e 1 1 J 8 1 6 2 7 K o y , ones , , , twice K b le 2 2 J 68 y , ordan , m 60 J 2 0 , osua, Ky e K mmar sl e 5 3 J 5 1 y y, oyner, ho rn e 1 0 udd e 23 K m t , J , y p n n as to n 5 3 tw ice J ud h am 3 1 K , g , y

AY E 4 9 N 5 3 , ACO , a 4 o 73 74 Ke le, La ye, , Ixea ns ham l 2 0 6 1 y , Lake, , m 5 5 m 4 8 Kee er, La be , K ekew ith 10 m t 6 1 6 1 9 , La ber , , , m 68 L amb o ld 6 1 Ke ble , , R m 5 7 m t 1 7 e bold , La p on , m 20 4 3 64 t 4 34 60 Ke pe, , , Lancas er , , , K em e sch e 4 6 2 0 p , Lande ,

al l l 4 4 . 67 Kend l , , Lane K e n d ri cke 4 8 L an b ro o ke 2 5 , g ,

5 5 L an dall . 74 Kenne, g t 3 9 L an e 3 7 Kenny horpe, y , t 2 6 3 0 twice tt 4 Ken , , La on , t 60 t 35 Kerring on , La hon , t m 3 7 a 60 Kes y , L unce , K e tlesb i e 5 3 L av e ro cke 8 , , tt 4 3 t 69 Ke , Laving on , tt 24 w 3 6 Ke leby , La e , K c far 32 w 5 3 y , ] La ley, Kilbi e 3 7 w 1 9 , La rence, m 5 7 aw 1 7 18 72 73 Kilha , L son , , , , 73 44 i Killingbeck , Layer, tw ce 1 7 5 3 69 Killinghall , Lea , , w rt 68 12 Killing o h , Leake , m to 30 4 2 L eatch 65 Ki p n , . , 32 3 3 4 3 5 8 wi e 66 L ed erd 4 Kinge , , , , t c , g , 7 Ki n esmill 24 2 5 2 6 2 5 62 g , , , Lee, , m 4 8 65 Kins an , Leedes , Ki rk es t 8 , 7 Leices er , Ki rkel an d 1 1 48 8 4 imes 1 1 35 , , Leigh , ( t ) , , , t 2 7 66 Kir e , twice rt 4 7 t 5 3 Ki on , Leigh on , 3 4 7 1 Kitchen , Lenche , K n a lakc 2 5 L en ta ll 2 8 p , , K n a m an 12 3 2 p , Leonard , K n atchb ull 33 L e veso n 5 6 twice , , ] 3 1 tt 65 Knel , Leve , K n e v itt 4 6 L e V tt 2 1 , i , t 24 2 6 twice 34 4 0 ew 71 Knigh , , , , L es,

I DEX OF NA N MES.

M idl emo re , 67 M t 3 6 4 9 idle on , , , 74 M t 4 5 4 igh , , 6 M 2 ilborne , 7 M , 15 w i e 24 iller t c , , 33 M t 4 2 illing on , M illner, 71 M 9 inshull, M t 2 i chell , 9 M tte 5 i n , 7 M 69 odie, M o llin e ux , 3 4 M 5 1 ollins , M 4 7 4 oone , , 7 M 5 1 3 , , twice 2 6 oore , M t 5 oore on , 3 M o rb red , 3 2 M o rdan t , 6 M 1 5 wi e 4 , t c , 3 5 1 ore , M o rel ffe y , 72 M t 1 ore on , 5 M 5 5 5 organ, , 9 M 64 orley , M 2 6 ory, Mo s e e 1 l y. 1 M tt 1 9 o , M u 5 o lsoe, M t 24 oul on , M o un cke 2 , 3 DB ER 2 M o un d efo rd e 4 , 6 , 6 Od ew aie M o unso , 2 6 n , 4 0 O d l ern e 3 1 M o unt o mer 5 , g y , O d ean e 2 6 M o unt ess o n g , p , 68 O land e r 2 6 M ff t 3 0 g , u e t , ' t M , 7 1 73 tw ugd e n 4 7 Ogle horpe , ice , 5 6 M urt aitro t Okeover, g , 72 O ks to n 30 M us cham e , p , 4 2 Old e field 8 Myldmaie 1 8 , , m 3 2 M l l O er, y , 62 On slo w e 2 9 5 2 Myue 5 3 , , , 2 M n ni s Organ , y , 3 3 O rms head , 3 8 O rs l e y , 3 8 O r te w o o d e , 4 O s b ald sto n , 35 2 1 4 Osborne, , 7 O s w o o d , 5 9 O tele 5 y , 6 3 9 Overy, w 5 O en , 3 O wtro m , 4 9 x 3 1 O ney, N DE OF AMES I X N .

G E 25 1 8 44 AD , Pie , , 4 1 Pi er o i nte 4 9 Page, p , tt 34 62 Page , Pigeon , F a ra e 4 3 tw ice tt 5 60 g v Pigo , , m 6 1 63 4 5 Fa e, , Pike, l ’ t 69 2 5 aking on , Pile , m 5 0 Pil r m e Pal er , g y , 7 m 5 2 68 Pal es , Pinckney, m 3 6 ] 1 7 Para or, Pingel , P ar i to r 4 7 2 5 g , Pinke , 4 6 5 6 Pi rre 2 3 5 4 Parke, , y , , 1 1 1 tm 6 1 Parker , , 7 Pi an , 3 tt 1 5 70 Parkins , Pi , , 2 4 ttm 2 4 Parkinson , Pi an , a tt 1 2 P rra , Planner, 28 5 0 Pled all 4 Parsons , , , t 2 2 23 Pl e d all 3 tw Par ridge , , y , ice P asco w 1 0 m t 2 , Plo p on , 7 t 4 3 thric Plo o mer 33 Pas on , e , t 36 tt 3 Pa e , Plo , t 39 a m 3 Pa rick , Fl be, 7 tt 62 mm r 64 Pa ison , Plu e , 2 Po cd a e 33 Payne , g , t 33 P o cki n t o n 5 0 Pay on , g , 25 3 Peake, Pocock, Pearh am 5 5 tz 1 9 2 1 , Poin , , 7 69 Peach , Polden , 4 2 9 1 3 2 4 Peacock , Poole, , , , 7 w e 44 2 2 Peck , t ic , Pooles , 30 2 5 Pedley , Pope , P ei rs e 63 39 , Popple, m 4 64 65 Po rr e 44 Pelha , , , y , 36 38 t 1 1 5 9 Pell , , Por er, , t 64 tm n 3 1 5 5 Pelle , Po a , , P en dleb u ri e 67 tt 1 9 , Po er,

Pe ndo ck . 5 0 tt 5 Po s , 3 2 t 4 8 Penny, Poul on , P en n e 60 tw ice P o v e 4 2 y g , y , P e n sto n 4 w tt 1 8 y , Po le , P e r o i nte . 3 7 Po w ltn e 6 p y , 6 5 3 w 5 3 tw Perrins, Po ell , ice 26 Pescod , Po w n d rel l 1 2 , t 1 3 wi e 4 1 3 Pe er , t c , Prane, t 4 5 tt 6 7 44 4 Pe erson , Pra , , , , 7 P etifer 66 P re en e 5 , , 3 t 66 Pe o , P re n i sh 2 6 g , ttu 4 5 t 4 5 Pe s, Pren ice, 8 Phage, t 30 35 w Pres on , , t ice 1 3 39 5 3 P retti e 1 Phillipps , , , , 6 2 6 Philpott , P rettiman 5 9 tw ice , Pi ckerin e 4 g , 7 a x 10 1 3 Pride u , , I DEX OF AMES N N .

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A N 64 CKTO , Radcl ffe 1 3 4 1 y , 7 , , 7 R f 1 3 ad ord , R k 2 adis e, R mm 1 8 a e , R t 4 5 an , R t ff 28 3 a cli e , , 7 Raveshill 2 , 7 R 5 1 aves , R w 1 6 a les, R w 2 8 a lings , Raw l n 1 8 y , Ra m 5 5 y ond, R 1 2 aynell , Ra n sfo rd 2 0 ER 28 68 y , ADL , , R 2 8 1 9 38 4 3 4 8 5 5 t J 01 m S . 68 eade , , , , , , , , 1 , 60 67 St 3 , . Poole , 7 R 68 St ui n ta n e 2 eeve , . Q y , 7 R f 65 Salli b an cke 8 el , , Re in to n 6 Sallto n stall p g , 7 , 73 R ] 5 7 m 5 9 evel , Sal on , R 1 1 Sal v n 2 eville , y , 7 Rev itt 4 , 0 Sal w ai e , 70 R 5 8 Sal w n 1 ey , y , 7 Rh e ad e r 3 2 Samb o rn e 5 1 , , R 2 0 mm 2 9 iche, Sa e, R 7 2 6 Samme s 1 8 ichardes , , , R 20 5 6 m f r 1 9 ichardson , , Sa p o d, Ri c hmo n d e 2 1 am 17 5 0 , S pson , , H m 2 5 m w 4 7 ick an , Sa ell , R w 4 5 Sarv i n to n 30 ing ood, g , K 5 8 Saucki e 2 2 ishie, , R tt 5 9 t 3 0 ive , Saul er , R t 4 6 2 5 wi e ober e , Saunders, , t c , R t 1 0 tw ce 37 3 8 3 9 ober s, i , Saunderson , , R 2 2 Savad e 1 6 0 obins, g . , 7 l o b i n so n 4 8 5 0 5 0 , , Savell , R 2 1 1 4 oche, Savery, R 12 a 4 0 1 3 odes , S vile, , 7 , 7

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