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

his armes and escutcheon on the wall, the
three and twentieth of August, anno
Domini 1650.
MERRIELL HILL, the doughter of Mr.
Roger Hill, esquire, one of the maisters of
the bench of the honourable society of
the Inner Temple, buried on the Inner
Temple syde, the seaventh of November,
1650.
ELIZABETH DYNNE, the doughter of
Francis Dynne of the Inner Temple,
esquire, buryed in the body of the church
on the Inner Temple syde, the 27th of
January, 165 o[-5
SIR GEORGE GRESLEY, Of Drakelowe,
in the county of Derby, knight and
barronett, buryed in the Temple church in
the body of the church on the Inner Temple
syde, the 5th of February, 165o[-51].
ARTHUR TURNER, sergeant at lawe, was
buried in the vault in the Temple church
on the Middle Temple syde at the upper end
of the church under the stone tombe or
monument, the 4th of July, 1651.
PETER LANGLEY, of the Middle Temple,
gentleman, died at his chamber in the
Middle Temple, and was buryed att St.
Clement's church, the eight day of September,
165i.
ELIZABETH LANMAN, the wife of Joseph
Lanman, of the Inner Temple, gentleman,
was buryed in the long walke neere the
quire doore, the thirteenth of September,
1651, on the Inner Temple syde.
JOSEPH LANMAN, Of the Inner Temple,
gentleman, was buried in long walke at
the entrance into the quire doore, next his
wife, on the Inner Temple syde, the i5th
of October, 165 .
SETH, THE SONNE OF SETH ELINOTT,
gardiner of the Inner Temple, by Jane
his wife, was buried in the churchyeard,
upon Thursday, the fowerteenth day of
October, 1651.
EDWARD HARRIS, esquire, one of the
maisters of the bench of the honourable
societie of the Inner Temple, dyed at his
chamber in the Temple, the 28th of November,
1651, and was carried into the
countrie to be buried.
THOMAS DAUBORNE of the Inner
Temple, gentleman, and an attorney at
lawe, was buryed in the long walke in the
Temple church on the Inner Temple syde,
the fifth of December, 1651.
MARTHA ROBERTS, widdowe, late wife
of Hugh Roberts, gentleman, one of the
deputy registers of the high court of
Chancery, by leave from Mr. Treasorer,
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was buryed under the same stone of her late
husband in the long walke in the Temple
church on the Middle Temple syde neere the
doore goeing upp to the steeple, the fifteenth
of January, 1654-521
ROBERT LLOYD, SOD of Robert Lloyd
of Willington, in the county of Flint,
gentleman, aged about 18, dyed of a
feaver in Mr. Jones his chamber, in the
Middle Temple, buryed in the long walke,
the 12th of May, 1652.
MR. MARKE BLACKMORE, sonne of
Marke Blackmore of Harpford in the
county of Devon, gentleman, buryed in
the round walke on the Middle Temple
syde, under the blacke marble stone under
the corner of the monuments, clarke to Sir
P. Ball, one of the maisters of the bench
of the honourable societie of the Middle
Temple, buried (sic) in the Temple church,
the second of February, 1654-521
FABIAN HICKES, Of the Inner Temple,
esquire, lyeth buried in the long walke
under Mr. .N.-ye' s stone over against the sans
bell on the Inner Temple syde, the 4th of
February, 1651 [-52].
MRS. KATHERYNE SHUTER, wife of
John Shuter, esquire, antientest barrester
of the honourable societie of the Inner
Temple, was buryed belowe the stepps above
the crosse isle neere the little seate on the
Inner Temple syde, the 26th of May, 1652.
RICHARD WATSON, of Cliffordes Inn,
gentleman, late one of the cursitors of the
High Court of Chancery for Northampton
and Nottinghamshire, by leave from Mr.
Treasorer, attorney generall, was buryed
in the long walke in the Temple church on
the Inner Temple syde, the i7th of June,
1652.
WILLIAM EVELYN, clarke, was buried
in the belfrey neere unto the round walke on
the Middle Temple syde, the 3oth of June,
1652 (vide warrant).
MISTRIS JANE HILL, doughter of Roger
Hill, esquire, one of the masters of the
bench of the honourable society of the
Inner Temple, buryed on the Inner Temple
syede above the stepps neere the great chest,
the 27th of July, 1652.
JANE, THE WI FE OF JOHN DRAKE, Of
Ash in the county of Devon, esquire,
doughter of Sir John Younge of Shadcombe
in Devon aforesaid, dyed the 31th
of July, 1652, and lyeth buried in the
Temple church on the Inner Temple syde
under the pendants, the 5th of August,
1652.
MARGARETT HOBSON, a young gentle-