Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

APPENDIX NO. IX.
was first built to go into the said• Middle Temple Lane as the
postern doorway is at Temple Bar. And the reason that moves
him so to depose is that he has been free of the Company of Bricklayers
for thirty years and has well observed those kind of ancient
buildings.
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APPENDIX No. IX.
REGISTER OF BURIALS AT THE TEMPLE CHURCH
(1628 TO 1660).
A CATALOGUE OF ALL THE BURIALLS IN THE TEMPLE CHURCH SINCE
THE TIME OF THE GRANT OF THE MASTERSHIP OF THE TEMPLE
TO DOCTOR MICKLETHWAITE, HERE RECORDED BY
COMMAND OF THE SAID MASTER.
THOMAS WATKINS, servant to Mr. Crooke,
was buried in the Temple church a little
above the round walke on the Inner Temple
side, the i9th day of February, 1628[-29].
WILLIAM DOGGETT, clerke of the Counter
in Wood-streete, was buried in the Temple
churchyeard, the third of March, 1628[-29].
MR. GEORGE SNELLINGE, a gentleman
of the Middle Temple, was buried within
the quire by the Middle Temple doore, the
gth of March, 1628[-29].
MR. ROWLAND GWINNE, a gentleman
of the Middle Temple, was buried within
the quire by the minister' s deske, on the
Middle Temple side, the third day of December,
1629.
ABRAHAM GIBSON, doctor in divinitie
and sometimes lecturer in the Temple,
was buried neare the communion table, the
5th of January, 1629[-30].
MR. JOHN TOMKINS, a gentleman of
the Middle Temple, was buried by the
communion table, on the Middle Temple
side, the isth of January, 1629[-30].
MR. GRIFFIN ROBINSON, a gentleman
of the Inner Temple, was buried a little
without the quire, on the Inner Temple
side, the i9th of January, 1629[-3o].
MR. CLEMENT COOKE (sonne to the
right honourable Sir Edward Cooke), of
the Inner Temple, was buried above the
benchers' plies on the Inner Temple side,
the 23rd of March, 1629[-3o].
PETER SEAMER, pannyerman of the
Inner Temple, was buried by the bellfrie,
on the Inner Temple side, the 3i st of
March, 1630.
HENRY WIGMORE, servant to Sir Robert
Heath (his Majesty's Attourney General),
was buried in the round walke, the 26th
of April, 1630.
MR. THOMAS WHATMAN, a bencher of
the Inner Temple, was buried above the
benchers' pues, on the Inner Temple side,
the 27th of May, 1630.
MR. MICHAEL VIVIAN, a barrister of
the Middle Temple, was buried below the
benchers' pues on the Middle Temple side,
the 20th of November, 1630.
CHARLES BEST, of the Middle Temple,
esquire, was buried in the round walke,
on the Middle Temple side, the 25th day
of February, 1634-311
GILES PHELPS, of the Middle Temple,
esquire, was buried in the round walke, on
the Middle Temple side, the 25th of May,
1631.
DANIEL CUDMORE, of the Inner Temple,
esquire, was buried in the middle ile by the
communion table, on the Inner Temple side,
the 3oth of June, 1631.
MR. JOHN DAVIES, a bencher of the
Inner Temple, was buried against the
communion table, on tlee Inner Temple side,
the 20th of August, 1631.
MR. WILLIAM WHITTINGHAM, a gentle-