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Register of the Freemen of the City of York: Vol. 2, 1559-1759. Originally published by Andrews & Co, Durham, 1900.
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Interregnum & Commonwealth (1649-60)
A.D. MDCXLIX, WILL. TAYLOR, MAJORE. GEO. LAMPLOUGH, MERCAT., GEO. HORNER, MERCER, EDW. LUND, DRAP., WILL. CALVERT, HOSIER, RIC. BOOTH, HABERDASHER, JOH. WRIGHT, MILLONER, ABR. FABER, CHANDLER, WILL. LEE, MILNER, CAMERARIIS
Mathew Elwald, merchant
George Gregorie, per redemp.
William Brigges, carpenter
John Hutton, cordiner
John Hutton, ship carpenter
Richard Bawtry, clothdresser
Tymothy Wright, merchant
John Place, merchant
Thomas Linton, taylor
Mathew Stead, frelaborer
William Watson, freelaborer
William Jackson, vintner
William Thomson, taylor
William Holling, feltmaker
John Williamson, baker
Thomas Skipwith, haberdasher
William Belwood, spurrier
Thomas Bealbie, blacksmith
John Edwards, per redemp.
Samuell Scholey, cowper
Henry Makereth, bricklaier
William Yorke, cordiner
Robert Topcliffe, scissorsmith
Richard Linsley, glover
Samuell Driffeild, taylor
John Walker, marchant
Lancelott Franckland, dyer
George Pickering, mercer
William Heather, mercer
Phineas Browne, mercer
Andrew Taylor, merchant
Richard Wilson, dyer
Marke Batchelor, pinner
John Day, baker
Isack Bathorne, porter, for life
Thomas Hembrough, taylor
George Milhouse, milner
Thomas Walton, tanner
Tho. Foster, laborer, per redemp.
Stephen Beamond, draper
John Fuddell, taylor
William Smyth, baker
Richard Kilvington, merchant
William Williamson, trunckmaker
John Raper, free laborer
Thomas Benson, merchant
Thomas Bawtry, merchant
Will. Squire, lynnenweaver, per red.
Per Patres
Abell Seamer, watchmaker, fil. William Seamer, watchmaker
Josephus Seamer, watchmaker, fil. William Seamer, watchmaker
Johannes Richardson, laborer, fil. Henry Richardson, glover
Paulus Spencer, baker, fil. Johannis Spencer, baker
Willelmus Spence, cordiner, fil. Milonis Spence, cordiner
Peter Browne, baker, fil. Radulphi Browne, baker
Edwardus Parker, fil. Radulphi Parker, mercer
Abrahamus Smith, baker, fil. Ricardi Smith, brasier
Edwardus Calvert, haberdasher, fil. Edwardi Calvert, gent.
Johannes Barnard, fil. Seath Barnard, taylor
Johannes Barrowby, dyer, fil. Johannis Barrowby
Radulphus Bilton, marchant, fil. Henry Bilton, marchant
Pheneas Blanchard, fil. Rogeri Blanchard, vintner
Willelmus Blanchard, fil. Rogeri Blanchard, vintner
David Howsman, silkweaver, fil. Hen. Howsman, fishmonger
Johannes Burascale, lyningweaver, fil. Jacobi Burrascale
Robertus Foster, milner, fil. Roberti Foster, milner
Leonard Haxupp, taylor, fil. Jacobi Haxupp, butcher
Michaellus (sic) Staveley, pewtherer, fil. Thomæ Staveley
Thomas Foster, sadler, fil. Willelmi Foster, inholder
Thomas Maskew, cordiner, fil. Willelmi Maskew
Edwardus Kempe, fil. Willelmi Kempe, haberdasher
Leonardus Robinson, tanner, fil. Radulphi Robinson
Robertus Rawdon, pinner, fil. Jacobi Rawdon, inholder
William Carlton, merchant, fil. Thomæ Carlton, haberdasher
Bartholomew Bainester, fil. Phelix Bainester, merchant
THOSE WHO ARE MADE FREE IN THE MAIORALTIE OF THE HONBLE. JAMES BROOKE, MAIOR OF THE CITTY OF YORK, &c. CHAMBERLAINES OF THE SAME CITTY FROM THE FEAST OF ST. MAURICE 1650 UNTILL THE SAID FEAST 1651:—
JAS. HUTCHINSON, HEN. THOMSON, MERCHANTS, WILL. ROBINSON, GEO. THISLETHWAITE, MERCERS, BARTH. ABBOTT, DRAP., HEN. STUBBS, TAYL., XPOF. COATES, INHOLDER, RIC. COLTMAN, CUTLER, CHAMBERLAINS
John Mickilfeild, baker
James Marshall, taylor
John Marston, bridlemaker
Robert Beeforth, locksmith
Michaell Browne, cordiner
William Smeaton, tanner
George Parker, taylor
Nicholas Dunwell, vintner
Edward Doncaster, lynnenweaver
Andrew Overon, carpenter
Thomas Johnson, cordwainer
Henry Hunter, bricklayer
Edward Carter, tanner
Thomas Thomson, cowper
Hen. Armistead, artizan skinner
Samuell Daniell, by redemption
Thomas Smith, tanner
Thomas Hamond, tanner
Robert Ward, blacksmith
James Coats, baker
Mathew Harrison, taylor
Robert Holdsworth, barber
John Hewitt, merchant
William Benson, armorer
Arthur Saunderson, taylor
John Dove, joyner
Leonard Hornsey, translator
William Johnson, by redemption
Francis Dawson, free laburer, for life
Richard Lenge, by redemption
Peter Sheelds, by redemption
John Hawkins, pinner
Thomas Wainde, merchant
Edward Brecks, by redemption
Owen Hewes, taylor, by redemption
John Waite, silkweaver
Those who claime Freedom by Patrimony
Richard Woodhouse, joyner, son of Thomas Woodhouse, joyner
Will. Cawood, lining weaver, son of Thomas Cawood, dyer
William Rawdon, son of James Rawdon, inholder
James Hunter, skinner, son of Henry Hunter, bricklayer
Marke Acklam, son of Thomas Acklam, sadler
Robert Raper, son of William Raper, draper
William Robinson, barber, son of William Robinson
Stephen Wharton, taylor, son of Henry Wharton
Richard Chapman, milner, son of John Chapman
Francis Empson, locksmith, son of John Empson, locksmith
George Heward, son of William Heward, vintner
George Crosbie, glasier, son of Marmaduke Crosby
Seath Scruton, barber, son of James Scruton, taylor
Henry Mungie, goldsmith, son of Xpofer Mungie
Robert Brittaine, artizen skinner, son of John Brittaine
Richard Busbie, son of Richard Busbie, haberdasher
George Greene, bricklayer, son of William Greene, bricklayer
Thomas Nevill, taylor, son of William Nevill, mercer
Henry Nevill, grocer, son of William Nevill, mercer
Mathew Francis, taylor, son of William Francis, taylor
John Cape, sonn of John Cape, carpenter
Samuell Nicholson, cordiner, son of Edward Nicholson, blacksmith
Thomas Whithill, bricklayer, son of Anthony Whithill
Xpofer Trotter, taylor, son of Thomas Trotter, painter
Peter Hall, locksmith, son of Edward Hall
Henry Wilkinson, sonn of Robert Wilkinson, inholder
A.D. MDCLI, WILL. METCALFE, LORD MAYOR, YORKE HORNER, MERCH., JOH. BURTON, DRAP., THO. RAPER, MILNER, EDW. CALVERT, HABERDASH., GEO. CROWTHER, SKINNER, ROG. CALEY, BAK., MATTH. COATES, GLOV., JOH. BEARS, TURNER, CHAMBERLAINS
James Sheelds, translator
Henry Curtis, imbroderer
Robert Addinell, painter
John Raper, taylor
Rog. Tindell, porter, by redemption
Richard Bancks, haberdasher
Thomas Squire, draper
Robert Straker, draper
John Richmond, by redemption
William Newbud, taylor
John Wood, baker
Edward Newby, by redemption
Barnaby Thompson, taylor
Peter Collison, cordwainer
William Burton, cordwainer
John Kettlewell, by redemption
Zacheus Cary, laborer, for life
Marmaduke Jefferson, taylor
Thomas Hornsey, milner
John Jackson, joyner
Mar. Lankister, by redemption
Thomas Bedforth, haberdasher
Martin Cooke, tanner
John Wyldman, lynen weaver
William Tippin, glover
Henry Wilson, joyner
Thomas Foster, shereman
James Place, taylor
James Boulton, cowper
William Kettlewell, taylor
Mathew Smith, baker
John Bice (?), by redemption
John Catlin, bricklayer, at Lord Fairefax request, gratis
William Hembrough, sadler
Thomas Waynd, butcher
Cuthbert Denkin, taylor
Zacharias Jepson, apothecary
Phillip Webster, cordwainer
Henry Kitchingman, cordwaner
John Rawson, by redemption
Xpofer Lund, mercer
James Ward, grocer
Myles Storme, cobler
Thomas Johnson, baker
Freemen by Patrimony
John Foster, armorer, son of William Foster
Josua Burton, lyningweaver, son of Thomas Burton
Leonard Hustler, glover, son of Leonard Hustler, glover
William Hawley, son of William Hawley, gent.
John Mountaine, baker, son of Xpofer Mountaine
George Harrison, son of John Harrison, cordwainer
Thomas Cooke, blacksmith, son of Francis Cooke
John Bonas, barber, son of Matthew Bonas, cooke
Thomas Clarke, goldsmith, son of Xpofer Clarke
Thomas Lawrence, baker, son of John Lawrence, joyner
Andrew Nicolson, butcher, son of Andrew Nicolson
Jeremy Waldby, cordiner, son of William Waldby
Mar. Autherson, pinner, son of Leonard Autherson
Thomas Wray, tanner, son of Richard Wray, tanner
Thomas Leach, chirurgion, son of Jesper Leach
Xpofer Davie, carpenter, son of Peter Davie
Thomas Shutt, laborer, son of William Shutt, butcher
Mar. Gregges, barber, son of Barnard Gregges
John Gaile, tanner, son of Edward Gaile, locksmith
Lancelott Pearson, cordwainer, son of William Pearson
William Gill, bricklayer, son of William Gill
Edward Hunter, bricklayer, son of John Hunter
Mar. Buckle, glover, son of Thomas Buckle
William Francke, son of George Francke
Thomas Woller, barber, son of John Woller, inholder
John Spawton, butcher, son of William Spawton
John Fisher, marriner, son of Alexander Fisher, marriner
William Archbutt, cooke, son of Seath Archbutt
William Pockley, cordwainer, son of Thomas Pockley
Joseph Levitt, merchant, son of Parcival Levitt, merchant
William Daukin, baker, son of William Daukin, baker
George Burne, woodheelemaker, son of Christopher Burne
Thomas Williamson, laborer, son of John Williamson, carpenter
Henry Garnett, taylor, son of Richard Garnett, draper
Leonard Wilberfosse, tanner, son of John Wilberfosse
Richard Mason, draper, son of Thomas Mason, glover
A.D. MDCLII, HEN. THOMSON, LORD MAYOR, THO. WILLIAMSON, THO. NISBETT, MERCHANTS, EDW. BASFORD, HEN. ESKRICKE, MERCERS, WILL. COOKE, HABERDASHER, FRAN. COLTON, BARB., THO. BEW, GLOV., JOH. BECKETT, SPURRIER, CHAMBERLAINS
William Reath, taylor
Philemon Marsh, goldsmith
Richard Owram, marriner
John Bramwell, hemp dresser
Lyonell Pocklinton, by redemption
James Boynton, by redemption
John Todd, mercer
Henry Magham, cordwainer
John Lawtie, tappiter
Abraham Joblin, cordwainer
Henry Bell, baker
Christopher Lister, mercer
James Grime, pinner
Thomas Bolton, coppersmith
George Picke, blacksmith
John Abbott, bricklayer
John Smith, taylor
Henry Heelde, taylor
John Holmes, cordwainer
John Oliver, cordwainer
John Hudson, milner
Will. Wardman, by redemp.
John Freer, cowper
William Scortroth, chandler
Michaell Whitefeild, lynenweaver
Oliver Eyryum, currier
John Ripley, dyer
William Wood, musitioner
Henry Studdard, skinner
Andrew Clarke, tanner
William Hewitson, tanner
Thomas Cornwall, grocer
William Horner, skinner
Edward Wilson, tanner
Nicholas Wetherell, taylor
John Bird, currier
William Oldfeild, milner
William Ripley, chandler
William Freer, merchant
John Whitacres, apothecary
Edmond Sissons, cordwainer
Richard Titchmarsh, grocer
John Dennys, grocer
Christopher Parker, sadler
John Taite, tanner
John Bothamley, merchant
Thomas Maugham, cordwainer
Thomas Williamson, baker
William Penrose, cordwainer
Robert Hornby, cordwainer
James Tivie, grocer
George Hudson, cordwainer
Richard Dobson, clothworker
Rob. Waller, gent., by redemption
John Awdhouse, milnewright
William Nelson, by redemption
William Beckett, tayler
Henry Bateson, grocer
Edward Nightingale, grocer
John Parkinson, cowper
Thomas Fearne, cowper
James Kitchingman, taylor
John Myers, laborer
Thomas Tireman, by redemption
Thomas Day, artizen skinner
Freemen by Patrimony
Marmaduke Foster, fishmonger, son of Mather Foster
James Cooke, gunsmith, son of Anthony Cooke, gunsmith
Thomas Mountain, cowper, son of Will. Mountaine, tanner
Thomas Pockley, tayler, son of Thomas Pockley, silkweaver
James Taylor, marriner, son of Thomas Taylor, marriner
Thomas Donkin, cordwainer, son of Leonard Donkin, joyner
Christopher Crosby, plomer, son of Xpofer Crosby, feltmaker
William Fall, cordiner, son of Richard Fall, cordiner
William Todd, apothecary, son of Robert Todd, imbroderer
Tymothy Typlin, artizen skinner, son of Geo. Taylor (sic), taylor
Henry Tophan, merchant, son of Christopher Tophan, alderman
Francis Denton, carpenter, son of John Denton, weaver
James Younge, bricklayer, son of John Younge, musitioner
Francis Burton, glover, son of Thomas Burton, tanner
Thomas Freer, butcher, son of John Freer, butcher
Roger Spence, butcher, son of John Spence
Jeremy Hamond, pewtherer, son of Thomas Hamond
Thomas Hamond, cordwainer, son of Tho. Hamond, pewtherer
Edward Baynes, butcher, son of James Baynes, butcher
Bartholemew Wilstrupp, blackesmith, son of Richard Wilstrupp
Stephen Batcheler, draper, son of John Batcheler, butcher
Joseph Nelson, butcher, son of Richard Nelson, butcher
John Tesh, marriner, son of George Tesh, lynen draper
William Smalwood, mercer, son of Will. Smalwood, officer
John Herrington, merchant, son of Rob. Herrington, goldsmith
Barnard Watson, marriner, son of George Watson, draper
Barnard Hutchinson, cordwainer, son of John Hutchinson
John Walker, dyer, son of John Walker, dyer
John Jackson, bricklayer, son of Thomas Jackson, bricklayer
A.D. MDCLIII, JOH. GELDART, MAYOR. JOH. PRINCE, ANDR. TAILOR, MERCHANTS, JOH. CROFT, GENT., FRAN. ELCOCKE, WILL. WIVELL, MERCERS, ROB. WEDDELL, DRAP., RAIPH COWPER, TAILOR, RIC. WRAY, TANNER, CHAMBERLAINS
John Laizonby, cordwainer
Roger Elwicke, draper
Rowland Hudson, beerbrewer
John Wilkinson, baker
Richard Justice, by redemption
John Cooper, tailor
Richard Wreggett, pewtherer
Francis Calvert, grocer
Christopher Cautley, mercer
Richard Peckett, cordwainer
Samuell Russam, blacksmith
John Joy, hempdresser
Timothy Scotson, locksmith
Francis Sawer, butcher
Cressie Smith, vintner
George Seller, carpenter
Mathew Stead, by redemption
Robert Myers, baker
Nicholas Coulson, by redemption
Richard Dugles, laborer
Edward Barker, blackesmith
William Bellas, milner
John Stamper, cutler
William Pell, artizen skinner
John Nesfeild, merchant
William Raper, merchant
William Kitchingman, tailor
William Hardy, tallowchandler
Edward Rowden, grocer
John Dan, butcher
John Turnebull, by redemption
Abraham Read, by redemption
Robert Gowland, tanner
Thomas Newball, by redemption
Phineas Bell, grocer
Marke Buller, cordwainer
James Hebdon, baker
John Horne, merchant
John Ellott, by redemption
George Foster, laborer
John Beverley, tanner
James Pickeringe, dyer
Thomas Turnbull, sadler
Bartholemew Baites, draper
John Waide, laborer
John Cattle, baker
William Turnbull, vintner
George Buskill, tailor
John Rason, joyner
Mathew Rason, carpenter
Robert Rason, carpenter
Richard Heward, by redemption
James Jolly, blacksmith, by redemption
Robert Coulton, pewtherer
Francis Jeffrey, by redemption
John Peckett, merchant
Freemen by Patrimony
Mathew Kay, feltmaker, son of Math. Kay, feltmaker
John Partridge, braisier, son of Joseph Partridge, braisier
John Cocke, wyerdrawer, son of Edw. Cocke, marriner
Thomas Satturwaite, mercer, son of Will. Satturwhaite
John Cooke, son of John Cooke, cordwainer
John Bovill, cordwainer, son of Geo. Bovill, tailor
Thomas Barrett, hempdresser, son of Ric. Barrett, fishmonger
Will. Rogers, hempdresser, son of Will. Rogers, bricklaier
Ric. Greeneupp, barber surgion, son of John Greeneupp, glover
Tho. Weightman, milner, son of Will. Weightman, milner
Mathew Wilton, pinner, son of Christopher Wilton, tanner
Hen. Pulleine, carpenter, son of John Pulleine, baker
Elias Kidd, glaizier, son of Elias Kidd, glover
Thomas Calvert, clerke, son of Thomas Calvert, baker
James Hamond, son of Thomas Hamond, pewtherer
Arthure Bell, barb. surgion, son of Will. Bell, cobler
Thomas Preston, taylor, son of Thomas Preston, taylor
Trinion Myers, butcher, son of Trinion Myers, butcher
Martin Busfeild, currier, son of Vincent Busfeild, imbroderer
John Cooke, pewtherer, son of Hugh Cooke, pewtherer
Thomas Cowper, butcher, son of Peter Cowper, butcher
William Buckton, taylor, son of Simon Buckton, taylor
Thomas Breckon, brickmaker, son of John Breckon
William Faireburne, tailor, son of William Faireburne
Marke Pepper, mercer, son of John Pepper, mercer
Samuell Maisterman, mercer, son of Thomas Maisterman, draper
Henry Dutton, tailor, son of Richard Dutton, tanner
Will. Fairewether, merchant, son of Will. Fairewether, gent.
John Etton, cordwainer, son of William Etton, baker
John Dawson, cordwainer, son of Mathew Dawson, merchant
Phillipp Redfearne, barber surgion, son of Will. Redfearne
George Thorpe, cobler, son of Richard Thorpe, glover
William Overend, taylor, son of Edward Overend, taylor
Richard Dennis, cordwainer, son of William Dennis, tanner
Wm. Richardson, draper, son of Brian Richardson, parchmentmaker
Edward Spence, glazier, son of Miles Spence, cordwainer
Miles Rookesby, baker, son of Miles Rookesby, baker
Rob. Williamson, goldsmith, son of Rob. Williamson, goldsmith
Hen. Weightman, milner, son of John Weightman, milner
William Waite, goldsmith, son of Thomas Waite, gent.
Samuell Helesse, son of John Helesse, lynen draper
Ric. Skilbecke, cordwainer, son of Rob. Skilbecke, lastmaker
Robert Hardy, carpenter, son of Robert Hardy, carpenter
Richard Shaw, butcher, son of George Shaw, butcher
Christopher Stephenson, tailor, son of Fr. (sic) Stephenson, tailor
Robert Bilclife, clockemaker, son of Robert Bilclife
John Straker, taylor, son of Thomas Straker, taylor
John Scott, marchant, son of William Scott, alderman
A.D. MDCLIV, WILL. ALLANSON, KT., LORD MAYOR. PHIL. HERBERT, MERCH., HEN. ALLANSON, THO. SATTURWHAITE, MERCERS, WILL. RICHARDSON, DRAP., JOH. PAYLIN, EDW. NIGHTINGALL, GROCERS, GEO. MUNGIE, GOLDSMITH, RIC. TENNANT, TAILOR, CHAMBERLAINS
John Hoile, merchant
John Bossell, labourer, for life
Thomas Orton, girdler
Chris. Harrison, haberdasher
Thomas Waide, winecowper
John Thomson, laborer, for life
Christopher Swaile, carpenter
George Kettlewell, mercer
John Foster, haberdasher
Raiph Kearton, grocer
Roger Ward, merchant
Robert Hillary, mercer
Tho. Gleadston, by redemption
James Wilberfosse
Peter Richardson, by redemption
Edward Story, tailor
Fredricke Marriott, appothecary
Thomas Elliott, inholder
Richard Metcalfe, merchant
John Rosse, beerbrewer
Thomas Barrough, silkeweaver
William Clerke, draper
William Walker, butcher
Will. Mancklins, artizen skinner
George Mancklins, gentleman
Jarvis Babington, mercer
Christopher Empson, locksmith
George Moyser, silkweaver
Reynold Hunter, bricklayer
Thomas Bradrigge, baker
Thomas Abbey, tanner
George Middleton, tailor
Robert Marshall, skinner
Thomas Harrison, haberdasher
William Mitchell, baker
Richard Maugham, cordwainer
John Roome, tallow chandler
John Laisonby, parchmentmaker
Richard Spetch, blackesmith
Robert Hewitt, by redemption
Francis Armistead, merchant
Raiph Bell, merchant
William Cowlin, cordwainer
Bryan Empson, fishmonger
John Smeeton, baker
John Edwards
Thomas Chapman, clothier
Michaell Chapman, clothier
Thomas Newham, clothier
Robert Barker, whitesmith
William Greene, whitesmith
Richard Emerson, by redemption
Anthony Simpson, tanner
Lancellott Scadlocke, tanner
Thomas Wheitley, marriner
Henry Wilkinson, apothecary
Charles Bosvile, merchant
George Ward, clothdresser
William Erratt, tanner
John Goldsbrough, vintner
Xpofer Ripley, milloner
William Richardson, cordwainer
James Empson, tailor
Freemen by Patrimony
Mathew Kay, merchant, sonne of John Kay, cowper
William Page, baskettmaker, sonne of William Page
John Etty, sonne of James Etty, carpenter
Thomas Maxwell, sonne of John Maxwell, bricklayer
John Waller, girdler, sonne of Robert Waller, girdler
Hen. Hunter, bricklayer, sonne of Hen. Hunter, bricklayer
George Rudd, linnenweaver, sonne of George Rudd
John Williamson, cowper, sonne of Edward Williamson
Oswald Walker, artizen skinner, sonne of Samuell Walker
George Hinde, barber, sonne of Will. Hinde, tailor
John Hewitson, sonne of Raiph Hewitson, pinner
Robert Dodsworth, bricklayer, sonne of Giles Dodsworth
Peter Gell, bricklayer, sonne of Peter Gell, bricklayer
Joseph Prince, cordwainer, sonne of Simon Prince, tanner
John Browne, tallow chandler, sonne of John Browne
Math. Batchellor, carpenter, sonne of Math. Batchellor
Will. Billingham, draper, sonne of Anth. Billingham
Christopher Girdler, musitioner, sonne of John Girdler
Ric. Girdler, musitioner, sonne of the said John Girdler, musitioner
Ambrose Girdler, sonne of the said John Girdler
John Holmes, musitioner, sonne of Symon Holmes, musitioner
Edward Mason, beerebrewer, sonne of Tho. Mason, gent.
Robert Holdsworth, cordiner, sonne of John Holdsworth
John Peacock, merchant, sonne of (blank) Peacock, draper
Richard Robinson, baker, sonne of Geo. Robinson, baker
Xpofer Leedell, pinner, sonne of Xpofer Leedell
Tho. Herbert, merchant, sonne of Phillipp Harbert, merchant
Edward Kay, sonne of Richard Kay, laborer
Benjamine Davie, baker, sonne of John Davie, baker
Tho. Pattericke, linnen weaver, sonne of Will. Pattericke
John Baxter, skinner, sonne of John Baxter
George Greeneopp, tailor, sonne of William Greenopp
Tho. Wilson, linnenweaver, sonne of Rob. Wilson, tailor
Wm. Markindale, linnenweaver, sonne of Trustram Markindale
William Kidd, tailor, sonne of Elias Kidd, glover
Peter Buttrie, marriner, sonne of Peter Buttrie
John Harrison, cordwainer, sonne of Thomas Harrison
Marmaduke Smith, clothdresser, sonne of Oswald Smith
A.D. MDCLV, STEP. WATSON, LORD MAYOR. JOS. SCOTT, JOH. CONSTABLE, MERCHANTS, FR. (sic) WHELEWRIGHT, GENT., ROB. STRAKER, RIC. MASON, DRAPERS, ZACHARY JEPSON, APOTHECARY, THO. SPENCE, HEN. PEARSON, TAILORS, CHAMBERLAINS
William Cooke, cobler
Anthony Lund, bricklayer
Thomas Pallister, joyner
Thomas Holdernes, tailor
John Roe, vintner
Issraell Parker, vintner
Thomas Jackson, gentleman
Nicholas Fisher, by redemption
Xpofer Hartnes, joyner
Christopher Dawtrie, tailor
Thomas Duglas, laborer
Thomas Laisonby, skinner
William Curdix, draper
Simon Straker, glover
Henry Wilkinson, tanner
John Biddle, porter
Xpofer Dobson, merchant
Lawrence Hardwicke, butcher
Thomas Lyon, laborer
Edmond Metcalfe, tailor
John Morritt, butcher
Job Garthwaite, grocer
Peter Fawcett, mercer
Richard Bradley, cutler
Charles Satturwhaite, bricklaier
Robert Crowther, glover
Thomas Branston, lynenweaver
John Gower, sadler
Raiph Wood, cordwainer
Tobias Ellis, milloner
Henry Brogden, lynnenweaver
Henry Gibson, baker
Thomas Fewler, by redemption
Nicholas Slinger, grocer
Robert Warde, butcher
John Ostler, grocer
William Wharram, bricklayer
Henry Hamond, pewtherer
Nicholas Chappeloe, sadler
William Boulton, cowper
Geo. Saltus, tailor, by redemption
Joseph Whitley, laborer
Anthony Rogers, merchant
Lawrence Horner, mercer
Thomas Joy, lynnenweaver
John Rycroft, laborer
Anthony Watterhouse, mercer
Valentine Foster, hempdresser
Stephen Beverley, tanner
John Todd, cordwainer
John Hawley, free laborer
Robert Tuttie, milner
William Hill, laborer
Richard Champley, laborer
Thomas Jackson, baker
Lewis Williams, laborer
Michaell Wilson, baker
Henry Hoile, merchant
Robert Straker, tanner
Freemen by Patrimony
William Todd, son of Robert Todd, milner
George Preston, mercer, son of Will. Preston, feltmaker
William Richardson, son of Thomas Richardson, tailor
John Pratt, glover, son of Richard Pratt, lynenweaver
Joseph Tailor, cordwainer, son of Richard Tailor, gent.
William Inman, mercer, son of John Inman, butcher
Peter Richardson, milloner, son of Pet. Richardson, roper
William Maskew, tailor, son of Will. Maskew, vintner
George Foster, milner, son of Robert Foster, milner
Will. Pinder, stationer, son of Wm. Pinder, parchmentmaker
Doyley Greene, haberdasher, son of John Greene, taylor
John Davie, mercer, son of Richard Davie, inholder
George Mason, cordwainer, son of Rob. Mason, cordwainer
John Smith, dyer, son of John Smith, dyer
Edward Preston, son of Christopher Preston, bricklayer
Henry Lee, milner, son of William Lee, milner
Nathaniell Warde, pinner, son of John Warde, instrumentmaker
John Watson, draper, son of George Watson, draper
Lawrence Lund, parchmentmaker, son of John Lund
William Holdsworth, upholster, son of John Holdsworth
John Cawton, marriner, son of Will. Cawton, fishmonger
Samuell Davis, translaitor, son of Peter Davis, whelewright
Andrew Slee, sadler, son of Thomas Slee, sadler
Christopher Wreight, pinner, son of Henry Wreight, baker
John Hutchinson, mercer, son of Thomas Hutchinson, mercer
Richard Cliffe, trunckemaker, son of John Cliffe
Henry Leach, trunckmaker, son of Jesper Leach, chirurgion
Richard Wilstrupp, blackesmith, son of Ric. Wilstrupp, blackesmith
A.D. MDCLVI, THO. DICKINSON, KT., LORD MAYOR. CHRIS. COOKE, WILL. RAMSDEN, MERCHANTS, THO. HESLETYNE, GENT., WILL. PANNETT, MERCHANT, RIC. SHAW, BUTCH., GEO. HARLOND, LOCKSMITH, EDW. GAYLE, CUTLER, WILL. MESKALL, MILLINER, CHAMBERLAINS
William Peake, by redemption
Thomas Stowpe, mercer
Thomas Kircke, joyner
Charles Hall, merchant
Thomas Harrison, mercer
William Beckwith, linenweaver
Edward Penrose, linenweaver
Richard Holmes, inholder
William Boulton, felmonger
Edward Sawer, by redemption
Thomas Spence, butcher
John Halladay, fellmonger
Charles Jenkinson, mercer
Richard Page, cordwainer
Thomas Porter, free laborer
Edward Brand, by redemption
Hugh Youdall, bricklayer
Christofer Shepeard, butcher
John Penington, by redemption
John Chambers, locksmith
William Agarr, tanner
Robert Jackson, inholder
Richard Pibus, grocer
Robert Sheilds, by redemption
Joseph Bilclife, apothecary
Henry Lamnley, merchant
William Plaxton, merchant
George Jackson, butcher
Gilbert Elsworth, butcher
Thomas Adcocke, whelewhrite
Richard Moore, marriner
Marmaduke Hebdon, joyner
Charles Langley, by redemption
George Behoe, by redemption
Phillip Rippon, mercer
Andrew Parrat, merchant
Thomas Fox, tanner
Thomas Mathew, tanner
Samuell Hardwicke, merchant
Richard Anderson, cordwainer
John Browne, glover
John Chapman, blackesmith
John Hall, marriner
William Makine, taylor
George Braithwaite, blacksmith
John Shillitoe, by redemption
Hamond Overen, by redemption
Edward Shaw, marriner
Edward Thwinge, barber
William Burdon, taylor
John Dry, merchant
Freemen by Patrimony
Stephen Mathews, merchant, son of Will. Mathews, merchant
Joseph Chester, baker, son of Robert Chester, baker
Phelix Wilkinson, pinner, son of Raph Wilkinson, tanner
Michael Harrison, sheerman, son of John Harrison, cordiner
John Gray, silkweaver, son of William Gray, butcher
John Inman, butcher, son of John Inman, butcher
Richard Harrison, marriner, son of Ric. Harrison, taylor
Cornelius Horseley, watchmaker, son of Edward Horseley
Thomas Myers, butcher, son of Trynion Myers, butcher
Richard Man, son of Richard Man, cordwainer
Richard Lenge, blackesmith, son of Tho. Lenge, lynnendraper
James Jackson, cordwainer, son of Robert Jackson, cordwainer
John Leedall, milloner, son of Christopher Leedall
Jonathan Acey, cordwainer, son of Pet. Acey, clockmaker
Anthony Harland, cordwainer, son of Henry Harland
Richard Giles, cobler, son of Edmond Gyles, taylor
William Dobbison, linnenweaver, son of Richard Dobbison
Thomas Dawson, joyner, son of Richard Dawson, joyner
John Cooke, gunsmith, son of John Cooke, gunsmith
Tennant Burton, cordwainer, son of Tho. Burton, tanner
Samuel Dixon, cordwainer, son of David Dixon, inholder
William Hustler, glover, son of Leonard Hustler, glover
Ric. Cundall, artizen skinner, son of John Cundall, inholder
John Legg, baker, son of John Legg
Rob. Akeroide, hempedresser, son of Hugh Akeroide, cutler
Robert Davie, milloner, son of Rob. Davie, silkweaver
Anthony Burton, cooke, son of Thomas Burton, bricklayer
Edw. Walker, hem[p]dresser, son of Mathew Walker, tailor
Peter Hill, tanner, son of Peter Hill, tanner, the elder
Boswell Thornebury, tailor, son of Will. Thornebury, haberdasher
Benjamine Maisterman, marriner, son of Mr. Joh. Maisterman
Marke Foster, silkweaver, son of George Foster, silkweaver
Mathew Smurwhaite, whelewhright, son of Tho. Smurwhaite, milner
Robert Pearson, milner, son of John Pearson
A.D. MDCLVII, ROB. HORNER, LORD MAYOR. THO. WETHERILL, FRAN. FEILD, RAIPH BELL, JOH. PEACOCKE, MERCHANTS, SAM. MAISTERMAN, MERCER, BEN. MAISTERMAN, FISHMONGER, PHIL. WILBERFOSSE, FRAN. CUNDALL, CHAMBERLAINS
James Feild, barber
George Blieth, by redemption
Ric. Nelson, free laborer, for life
Christopher Coniers, inholder
Christopher Thirnam, butcher
John Tindall, porter, by redemp.
John Sissons, chandler
John Wilkinson, draper
John Fowler, pewtherer
Thomas Sunman, tailor
Raiph Walker, free laborer, for life
John Coultas, by redemption
Peter Hardcastle, by redemption
William Hill, bricklayer
Francis Morley, merchant
Thomas Cliffe, blacksmith
Nich. Westwood, by redemption
John Bradley, whelewright
Thomas Holmes, inholder
Christopher Cowper, tailor
Richard Freeman, haberdasher
William Johnson, butcher
Nicholas Maugham, bricklayer
George Gilmine, tailor
John Wyley, free laborer
John Hallowell, clothier
William Appleton, merchante
Tho. Westerby, by redemption
William Pearson, draper
Thomas Forth, mercer
Richard Key, merchante
Richard Younge, grocer
Henry Watson, merchante
Robert Lund, silkweaver
William Oddy, by redemption
Richard Lowe, by redemption
Joseph Bell, tanner
Roberte Dighton, tanner
Jonathan Hobson, by redemption
Rob. Tireman, tallow chandler
John Burton, habberdasher
Gawine Hodgson, merchante
Henry Pattison, lynnenweaver
Malin Topcliffe, sizersmith
John Beeforth, gunsmith
George Vepan, silkeweaver
Roger Housman, tailor
Ambrose Spencer, grocer
James Browne, milner
John Humphrey, baker
George Middlesell, coppersmith
Thomas Hutchinson, tailor
Thomas Walker, glover
George Leavett, fishmonger
Richard Browne, clothier, gratis
Edward Buckle, butcher
Mathew Dalton, carpenter
Francis Bray, vintner
John Beane, cordwainer
John Willowby, free laborer
Robert Manners, free laborer
Peter Morley, tailor
George Keighley, merchant
William Harrison, mercer
Richard Bointon, baker
Freemen by Patrimony
John Smith, tailor, son of Robert Smith, milner
Joseph Nicholson, beerebrewer, son of Geo. Nicholson, sadler
Christopher Tailor, tanner, son of Chris. Tailor, tanner
James Nevill, tailor, son of Raiph Nevill, mercer
Marmaduke Best, goldsmith, son of John Best, tailor
Nich. Maskall, imbroderer, son of Tho. Maskall, imbroderer
Marmaduke Bernerd, carpenter, son of Seath Bernerd, tailor
John Peckett, butcher, son of Humfrey Peckett, butcher
William Maxwell, painter, son of John Maxwell, bricklayer
William Bealby, cooke, son of John Bealby, tailor
William Harrison, tailor, son of Will. Harrison, tailor
Richard Harrison, son of William Harrison, tailor
John Foster, cordwainer, son of Geo. Foster, silkweaver
William Hall, silkweaver, son of Henry Hall, barber
James Caley, tanner, son of Roger Caley, baker
Jacob Lund, cordwainer, son of Seath Lund, baker
Thomas Rivice, bricklayer, son of Thomas Rivice, porter
John Wandby, gentleman, son of Will. Wandby, stationer
Tho. Dickinson, merchante, son of Chris. Dickinson, merchante
Gabriell Wharton, merchante, son of Anthony Wharton, merchante
John Pattricke, linnenweaver, son of William Pattricke
Thomas Cundall, pinner, son of John Cundall, inholder
Thomas Buckton, glazier, son of Simon Buckton, taylor
William Walker, clothworker, son of Samuell Walker, clothworker
Peter Bewley, carpenter, son of David Bewley, cobler
Robert Shutt, butcher, son of Robert Shut, butcher
Edward Pinder, son of Robert Pinder, baker
George Tirry, sizersmith, son of Tho. Tirrie, pewtherer
Will. Reynolds, carpenter, son of Will. Reynolds, baker
Samuell Dawson, merchant, son of Bryan Dawson, alderman
William Bucke, joyner, son of Samuell Bucke, joyner
A.D. MDCLVIII, LEONR. THOMSON, LORD MAYOR. ROWL. WATSON, FRAN. DUCKWORTH, MERCHANTS, THO. NAILOR, MERCER, JOH. THOMSON, GOLDSMITH, THO. FAIREWETHER, INHOLDER, BARNABY BAWTRY, CLOTHWORKER, LEONR. WILBERFOSSE, TANNER, CHAMBERLAINS
Mathew Snawsdell, tailor
Henry Younge, currier
Lawrence Agarr, cordwainer
Thomas Dobson, cordwainer
Peter Plaister, bricklayer
John Trewman, lynnenweaver
Henry Blaides, girdler
Will. Waller, gent., admitted gratis
Henry Helland, apothecary
John Wharton, tailor
Richard Owsman, baker
Christofer Browne, milloner
Arthur Beckwith, grocer
William Bell, by redemption
Thomas Anderson, bricklayer
Averah Hillarie, currier
William Beverley, dyer
Richard Hawxwell, tailor
John Straker, draper
George Rigden, by redemption
Allen Penny, merchant
George Fawcett, inholder
Henry Bland, lynnenweaver
Thomas Sampson, tailor
James Houseman, merchant
Anthony Walker, merchant
Christopher Raper, grocer
Robert Gibson, tanner
John Hunter, blacksmith
Henry Richardson, lynnenweaver
George Mathews, chirurgion
Edmund Williamson, baker
Mathew Duesberry, milloner
Thomas Hardwicke, taylor
Charles Horneby, artizen skinner
Edward Tomlinson, taylor
Pattricke Gryme, cordwainer
William Penington, butcher
Robert Tennant, baker
Charles Knowles, chandler
James Williamson, pewtherer
Thomas Burland, baskitmaker
James Willowby, free laborer
Robert Gibson, tanner
Thomas Hixon, joiner
George Jackson, carpenter
John Dixon, barber
Roger Bointon, by redemption
Robert Wynn, by redemption
John Hewley, esq., gratis
William Lawty, fismunger
Freemen by Patrimony
Josiah Hunter, clerke, son of George Hunter, cordwainer
Marke Fewler, baker, son of James Fewler, baker
Leonard Campleshon, stationer, son of Edw. Campleshon, tailor
Mathew Reeveley, baker, son of John Reeveley, baker
Thomas Foster, joiner, son of William Foster, milloner
Joseph Alderson, locksmith, son of Leonard Alderson, apothecary
Thomas Inman, skinner, son of John Inman, butcher
John Todd, butcher, son of Peter Todd, lynnenweaver
Richard Barhead, sadler, son of Robert Barehead, baker
George Jackson, mercer, son of George Jackson, inholder
Richard Betson, clothworker, appr. to his father Joh. Betson
James Buckle, son of Oswald Buckle
Robert Mathews, son of Thomas Mathewes, sadler
Joseph Francke, merchant, son of George Francke, merchant
Martin Reeveley, baker, son of John Reeveley, baker
Thomas Legg, pinner, son of John Legg
John Ward, son of John Ward, grocer
Robert Richardson, pewtherer, son of William Richardson
Thomas Kidd, sadler, son of Christopher Kidd, sadler
George Lee, milner, son of William Lee, milner
John Addinell, son of John Addinell, fishmunger
John Simondson, roper, son of George Simondson, roper
Robert Faireburne, gunsmith, son of Will. Faireburne, tailor
Richard Screwton, barber, son of James Screwton, taylor
A.D. MDCLIX, XPOF. TOPHAN, MAJORE. MARM. JEFFERSON, TAYLOR, FRAN. CHADDERTON, VINTNER, EDM. GYLES, GLAZIER, JOH. BLACKBURNE, BAKER, WILL. YEOMAN, HEN. BILTON, TANNERS, THO. BRACKEN, BRICKMAKER, THO. WATSON, BEERBRUER, CAMERARIIS
Johannes Champley, free laborer
William Beeforth, trunckmaker
Johannes Marshall, carpenter
Francis Clarkson, tailor
Thomas Colson, redempcione
Georgius Mawson, inholder
Coninsby Rudston, draper
Robertus Ridley, fishmonger
Johannes Hogg, milner
George Walls, currier
Robertus Gibb, baker
Johannes Bentham, barber
Thomas Marshall, pinner
Willelmus Pickering, mercer
Johannes Hardesty, tanner
Radulphus Loftus, tanner
Willelmus Plewman, baker
Thomas North, tanner
Ricardus Gilburne, carpenter
Ricardus Bingley, draper
David Richmond, dyer
Rob. Gardiner, redempcione
Thomas Aire, goldsmith
Willelmus Johnson, mercer
Willelmus Jackson, vintner
Xpofer Thistlethwaite, grocer
Johannes Ayre, vintner
Willelmus Prest, tailor
Abramus Spence, free laborer
Josephus Sledmoore free laborer
Joh. Craythorne, free laborer
Edwardus Spence, miller
Johannes Walker, free laborer
Thomas Staveley, free laborer
Edwardus Orrell, free laborer
Edwardus Smith, redempcione
Thomas Robinson, free laborer
Thomas Mawbray, pinner
Edwardus Teele, free laborer
Johannes Nuns, redempcione
Willelmus Bewley, marriner
Georgius Cressom, glazier
Ricardus Pickard, mercator
Willelmus Morley, taylor
Robertus Boswell, carpenter
Ricardus Boulton, glover
Henricus Hodgson, redempcione
Thomas Taylor, mercator
Edwardus Gawfurth, baker
Thomas Rogerson, butcher
Johannes Bywater, habberdasher
Per Patres
Dyonis Watterhouse, marriner, fil. Georgii Watterhouse, marriner
Henricus Wilson, cordwainer, fil. Henrici Wilson, chirurgion
Thomas Walker, clothworker, fil. Johannis Walker, dyer
Thomas Hall, barber, fil. Willelmi Hall, sadler
Michaell Plumer, goldsmith, fil. Jacobi Plumer, goldsmith
Ricardus Mason, lynnenweaver, fil. Roberti Mason, cordwainer
Metcalfe Robinson, esq., fil. Willelmi Robinson, militis
Stephanus Wood, vintner, fil. Stephani Wood, apothecary
Johannes Chapman, fil. Willelmi Chapman, inholder
Willelmus Hall, spurrier, fil. Ricardi Hall, spurrier
Phillippus Mounton, tanner, fil. Willelmi Mounton, tanner
Willelmus Cobb, watchmaker, fil. Willelmi Cobb, girdler
Thomas Brathwaite, glover, fil. Edwardi Braithwaite, glover
Edwardus Mangie, watchmaker, fil. Edwardi Mangie, whitesmith
Jacobus Dutton, fishmonger, fil. Anthonii Dutton, fishmonger
Ricardus Key, blacksmith, fil. Roberti Key, blacksmith
Georgius Bouell, carpenter, fil. Georgii Bouell, taylor
Johannes Cosletine, brickmaker, fil. Phillippi Cosletine, glover
Johannes Billingham, mercer, fil. Anthonii Billingham, inholder
Robertus Hurd, brickmaker, fil. Roberti Hurd, cutler
Willelmus Thomson, upholster, fil. Roberti Thomas (sic), upholster
Humphridus Wilson, cordwainer, fil. Henrici Wilson, apothecary
Thomas Smith, mercer, fil. Christopheri Smith, pinner
Leonardus Adamson, chandler, fil. Willelmi Adamson, inholder
Matthæus Waite, salter, fil. Thomæ Waite, generosi
Xpofer Hendle, carpenter, fil. Michaelis Hendle, mason
Willelmus Barwick, butcher, fil. Christopheri Barwick, butcher
Johannes Hansom, bricklayer, fil. Johannis Hansom, bricklayer
Robertus Prince, feltmaker, fil. Lawrentii Prince, feltmaker
Robertus Smith, fil. Roberti Smith, taylor
Johannes Mosse, free laborer, gratis