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

day of the same moneth of March,
1634435].
MR. RICHARD HADSOR, a bencher of
the Middle Temple, was buried in the
chancell ile,besides the benchers' pues, on the
Middle Temple side, the 27th of March,
1635.
SIR RICHARD MOORE, knight, a master
of the Chancery and an assistant of the
bench of the Middle Temple, was buried
in the chancell ile against the benchers' pues
on the Middle Telnple side, the nth of
Aprill, 1635.
APPENDIX NO. IX.
SIR RICHARD CHETWOOD, knight, sometimes
of the Inner Temple, was buried in
the high chancell against the long seate, on
the Inner Telnple side, the 21 st of May,
1635.
ANNE CHAMBERLAINE, daughter of
Thomas Chamberlaine, gardiner of the
Inner Temple, was buried in the churchyeard
the 4th day of June, 1635.
RAPHE GERRARD, one of the butlers of
the Inner Temple, was buried in the
churchyeard, the 22nd of June 1635.
CHARLES LAMBE, Of the Middle Temple,
esquire, was buried in the bodie of the
church, below the communion table on the
Middle Temple side, the 6th of July, 1635.
MISTRESS BRIGET COOKE, daughter of
Mr. Clement Cooke, was buried in the
Temple church besides her father's grave,
the r7th of November, 1635.
MR. HUGH ROBERTS, sometimes of the
Middle Temple, gentleman, and one of the
clarkes of the Register's Office, was buried
neare Mr. Martin's tombe, the r9th of
November, 1635.
MR. WILLIAM DRAKE, sonne in law to
Mr. Lewis Hele and sometimes of the
Inner Temple, was buried in the ile,against
the bodie of the church,on the Inner Temple
side, the r9th of November, r635.
MR. ROBERT OWEN of the Middle
Temple, gentleman, was buried by the
pulpit on the Middle Temple side, the third
of January, 1635[-36].
MR. WILLIAM BANNISTER, Of the Inner
Temple, gentleman, was buried in the bodie
of the church against the benchers' pues on
the Inner Temple side, the 6th of May,
1636.
MR. NICHOLAS HOLMES, of the Inner
Temple, gentleman, was buried the 3th
of October, 1636, in the round walke.
MR. EDWARD STAPLETON, a bencher of
the Inner Temple, was buried in the ile,
against the benchers' pues, the fourth of
November, anno Domini, 1636.
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One LONGE, a stranger that died in the
Middle Temple Walkes of the plague, was
buried in the churchyard the 24th of
March, 1636.
JOHN BARTLY, doctor of physick, was
buried in the Temple church in the body of
the church, under the 2nd stone northward
in the 3rd rowe from the stepps, betwixt the
two crosse lies, the 14th day of November,
1637.
JOHN ALSTON, esquire, departed his life
in his chamber in the Inner Temple, and
paid all dutyes belonging to the Temple
church for buriall, and after all dutyes
were paid his body was carryed out of the
Temple, the r3th of March 1637[-38], to
be buried in the countrey.
WILLIAM GINNINGES, servant to Mr.
Rowland Jewkes of the Inner Temple was
buried in the longe walke in the Temple
church at the very entrance of the doore into
the quire, on the Inner Temple side the I 3th
day of Aprill, anno Domini, 1638.
MR. CHARLES FRANKELAND, one of the
clarkes of the Exchequer Office, was buried
in the Temple church in the crosse ile on the
Inner Temple side, neare unto the south
doore, the fourth day of May, anno Domini,
1638.
MR. ROBERT LONGE, Of the Middle
Temple, gentleman, was buried in the side
ile, on the Middle Temple side, at the very
end of the side ile, joyning to the cross ile,
by the pulpit, the 29th day of June, 1638.
MR. GEORGE STARESMORE, Of the Inner
Temple, gentleman, was buryed in the
boa' y of the church against the benchers'
pcwes in the middle ile, on the Inner Temple
side, neare the stalls, the i 6th day of July,
anno Domini, 1638.
MR. JOHN COURTE, of the Middle
Temple, gentleman, was buryed in the
body of the church against the barresters'
seates, neere the crosse ile, on the Middle
Temple syde, the eighteenth of July, anno
Domini, 1638.
MR. THOMAS HARRISON, a barrester of
the Inner Temple, was buryed in the bodie
of the church against the barresters' seates,
neare the crosse isle on the Inner Temple
syde, the eight of August, anno Domini,
1638.
MR. JOHN DYOT, sonne of Sir Richard
Dyot of Litchfield in the county of Stafford,
knight, was buried in the syde isle, on the
Inner Temple side, neere unto the doore next
to round walke, the 26 day of October,
anno Domini 1638.
MR. HENRY DAVENPORT, Of the Middle