Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Bennet Gracechurch

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The Inhabitants of London in 1638. Originally published by Society of Genealogists, London, 1931.

Citation:

ST. BENNET GRACECHURCH.

RENTS.

MS. p. 75.
The valuation of all the houses and other tythable things in the said parish moderately and indifferently rated together with the present tythes, glebe and casual duties of right belonging to the said Rectory.
	£
Mrs. Withers, wid.	20
The house called the Rames head divided into ten several tenements	48
Mr. Newton	25
Mr. Jenken	20
Mr. Netmaker	12
Mr. Roye	20
Mr. Idell	25
Mr. Turner	24
Mr. Dicer	20
Samuel Foote	26
Mr. Havers	45
Mr. Garrett	45
Mr. Beeke and Mr. Brett(2 houses)	60
Mr. Lawrence	28
Mr. Jolly	32
Mr. Clarke (2 houses)	36
Mr. Boden (2 houses)	28
Mrs. Cooke, wid.	9
Mrs. Donn, wid.	6
John Vitam	6
MS. p. 75a.
Mr. Bunney	10
Johne Palmer, wid.	4
John Stretch	4
Mr. Heale	26
Mr. Courtman	26
Mr. Burrish	32
Mr. Saunderson	44
Mr. Bates	32
Mr. Mann	48
Mr. Bunce (2 houses)	45
Mr. Thos. Foote and Mr.Layes one house divided	50
Mr. Loyd	20
Mr. Warren house and shop	24
Mr. Osley	32
Mr. Wybard	32
Mr. Leverland	32
Mrs. Wight, wid.	22
Mr. Harris and Mr. Goodwin 1 house divided	40
Mr. Drake	36
Mr. Gyles his house	64
Mr. Codner	20
Mr. Marshall	22
	£1200



MS. p. 76.
The number of the houses paying tythes			46
The moderate value of the sd. houses	£1200	0	0
The tyth after the sd. moderate value	165	0	0
The tyth now paid by the sd. houses	57	18	6
The moderate value of the Easter offerings and Church duties, coibus annis	6	0	0
Deducted Yearly.
Tenths to his Majesty	1	16	10
Procurations & Exhibits		14	0
A pension to St. Paul's		7	0
Loss of tithes coibus annis	1	0	0

Besides first fruits, subsidies and other casual charges.

So the cleere independent maintenance, except casual charges, as aforesaid amounts in the whole yearly to £60 0s. 8d.

Noe glebe belonging to the Rectory aforesaid except a small dwelling house.

William Quelch, B.D.

June 3, 1638.

Rect. of St. Ben. Gracech'h.