A Catalogue of the names of such persons as are, or are reputed to be of the Romish religion (not as yet convicted) being inhabitants within the county of Middlesex, cities of London and Westminster, and weekly bills of mortality, exactly as they are ordered to be incerted in the several commissions appointed for the more speedy convicting of such as shall be found of that religion. 1680 Approx. 15 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2009-10 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). A31299 Wing C1390 ESTC R35922 15579346 ocm 15579346 103891

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A CATALOGUE Of the Names of ſuch Perſons as are, or are reputed to be of the ROMISH RELIGION, (not as yet Convicted) being Inhabitants within the County of Middleſex, Cities of London and Weſtminſter, and weekly Bills of Mortality, exactly as they are ordered to be incerted in the ſeveral Commiſſions appointed for the more ſpeedy Convicting of ſuch as ſhall be found of that Religion.
MIDDLESEX St. Martin's in the Fields. Gilbert Browneing, Gent. Ralph Haggerſton, Gent. Chriſtopher Cock, Gent. Jacob Winbanck, Gent. Richard Buttler, Gent. Mounſier St. Taberman, Gent. William White, Gent. John Charleton, Gent. Robert Touncks, Gent. Edward Yarmouth, Gent. Sir Thomas Bond, Knt. Charles Carrington, Eſq Edward Shelton, Eſq Thomas St. John, Eſq John Cowſe, Gent. Conſtantine Rodacanawe, Gent. Francis Dupleſs, Gent. and Lewis Dupleſs, Gent. Edward Mollinax, Gent. Nicholas Gully, Gent. Anthony Brockhurſt, Gent. David Taberick, Gent. Covent Garden. _____ Robarts, Yeoman. The Lord Dunbarr. Charles Berefield, Eſq Mr. Peeters. Gabriel Cox, Gent. St. Margarets Weſtminſter. _____ Devarlett, Gent. John Maxfield, Gent. _____ Bonylick, Gent. _____ Taylor, Gent. St. Clements Ones. Robert Wivell, Gent. John Barret, Gent. Charles Pleadwell, Gent. Mark Preſton, Gent. Edward Iſaack, Gent. The Lady Child. William Salwin, Gent. Richard Golin, Gent. Alexander Royall, Gent. Mr. Fitzgerard. John Michael, Gent. Anthony Lewin, Gent. Gerceav Clifton, Gent. Mr. Linch. _____ Diggs Dr. in Phyſick. St. Giles in the Fields. John Porter, Gent. George Pariſton, Gent. George Sheldon, Gent. Lionell Throckmorton, Gent. Richard Milborne, Eſq Robert Freeman. Gent. Michael Curſon, Gent. Bennet Price, Gent. Arthur Aſhfield, Gent. Francis Griffith, Gent. John Weld, Gent. Thomas Leaker, Gent. Thomas Gulford, Gent. Thomas Desborrough, Gent. Charles Hickford, Gent. William Hughes, Gent. Ferdinando Haſtings, Gent. John Roman, Gent. William Duncombe, Gent. Dr. Patrick Militon. Benj. Loveday, Gent. and his Wife. Joſeph Bennet. Savoy. Baptiſt de Caſy. Peter Lovell, Gent. John Watkins, Gent. Matthew Lock, Gent. Bryan Royley, Gent. Anthony Shocky, Serjeant. St. Leonard Shoreditch. William Beeſton, Gent. St. Dunſtan's in the Weſt. Robert Garbot, Gent. Rich. Garbot, Gent. and his Wife, Conſtantine Higgins, Gent. Roland White, Gent. Francis Buckley, Gent, Richard Hovel, Gent. _____ Weldon. Richard Fitzgerard. Adam Pygot. John Whitacre. John Mawſon. Robert Rider. Agnes Mawſon. Nicholas Smith. Richard Pierſon. Philip Coyney. Peter Duffey. John Couch. Thomas Jevon Grayes Inn. Mr. Tucke. St. Andrews Holbourn William Windſor, Gent. The Wife of Roger Turner, Gent. Wil. Careleſs alias Dorington, Gen. George Midleton, Gen. and Wife. Charles Towers, Gent. Joh. Richards, Gent. and his Wife. Marribone. Nicholas van Campion. Clerkenwell. Mary Dormer Spinſter. Edward Lord Pawlet. Arthur Warren, and Abbigal his Daughter. White-chappel. Michael Racketon, and his Wife, Italians. Rich. Abel, Gent. & his Daughter. St. Ratherines. Lawrence Dunghan, Merchant, and his Wife.
CITY OF LONDON. Alderſgate Ward. Francis Walvertal. Hambly Garret. William Franck. Douglas Clapham. Francis Devereux. The Lady Whitfield. Abraham Hargrave Robert Landman. George Bigland. William Hall. Aldgate Ward. Matthew Key. Nicholas Carol. John Pingilly. John Line. Leonard Alliſon. John Dewis. Llewellin Davis, John Blake. Michael Wharton. James Tute. Michael Morrice. Richard Adams. Dr. John Betts. Anne Billingſley, Widow. Baſ • iſhaw Ward. Jonas Bludworth. Samuel Hall. John Bowyer. Francis Sherrington. Thomas Baker. Biſhopſgate Ward. John Littleboys. Chriſtopher Bodkin. Jerome Stafford. William Hodgeſon. Gerard Bourne. John Wright. Peter Goodwin. Thomas Bently. William Gregſon. Thomas Milborn. John Piercy. Bread-ſtreet Ward Edward Eſton. Broad-ſtreet ward. Daniel Arthur. Thomas Webb. Francis Bucke. Thomas Roche. Anthony Deblock. Jane Dufoy, Widdow. Edward Goulton. John Muſſon. John Harris. Thomas Southen, the Younger. Anne Brookes Spinſter. Thomas Busby. Deles Fox. Alexander Pope. Robert Moody. Candelwick Ward. John Walſal. Caſtle Baynard Ward. Peter Butler. Thomas Mannock. John Cotten Plowden. John Dickenſon. Patrick Andrewes. Elizabeth Caſtleton, Widow. Thomas Hodgskins. Charles Cullivers. John Browne. John Peeters. Chriſtmas Cock. Alexander Groven. Elizabeth Morton, Widow. James Dickenſon. Cheep Ward. John Sadler. Charles Hills. James Bradſhawe. Maurice Williams. Richard Carey. Robert Abell. John Abell. John Smith. Coleman Ward. John Lynch. Ralph Hardwick. Anthony Wright. Phillip Pale. Thomas Lightfoot. Anne Stanley widow. Jeremy Hoggins. Samuel John VVright. Henry Meeres. Anthony Didger. Francis Delawne. Cordwainer Ward. George VVilſon. Cornhill Ward. VVilliam VVoolgar. Cripplegate Ward. George Noe. Richard Blundel. Iſaack Van Waſſel. Peter Laſſall. John Gurney. Elixius Shade. Dowgate ward. Robert Armeſtrong. Auſtin Baffine. Arthur Cornelius. William Rigby. Roger Taverner. Farrington Infra. Thomas Hall. Thomas Aſtell. Anne Bradſhaw, widow. Joſeph Hall. Francis Skimney. Henry Bell. Robert Lightfoot. George Villers. Francis Savage. Robert Selloe. Jacob Marſel. John Lymboe. Robert Davis. Benjamin Richards. Farrington Extra. Reeve Harris. Robert Danſon. John Kettle. Anthony Stepps. Dr. Henry Parſons. Dr. Jaſper Biſter. John Edwards. Piercy Joſeling. William Maſcall. John Pybus. Anne Coſtin Widow. Malachi Griffin. James Turpin. John Crafts. George Nevil. George Bowman, George Dockeril. James Carrot. Charles Bowyer. Mary Mullins, Widow. Edmond Ford. Lewis Davis, William Gerard. Ellianor Vaughan, widow Thomas Brooks. Arthur Kittleby. Edmond Ward. William Tempeſt. Philip Stanton. Michael Thrapp. Katherine Whitfield, widow. Margaret Jenman, widdow. Anne Kenſingall, widow. Francis Parkins. John Bayley. Peter Dormer. The Lady Davenant, widow. Bridget Griffith, widdow. Ralph Johnſon. The Lady Prettyman. William Brand. Richard Schoolmaſter. Peter Maſon. John Hewit. Charles Woolſtencroft. Dorothy Wyatt, widow. Thomas Badwaring. Ferdinando Herbert. John Walker. William Preſton. George Napp. John Verby. Simon Chambrlain. Walter Brown, Gent. James Pemberton. Thomas Langhorn, Gent. Thomas Langhorn, Junior. Henry Wells. John Eden. VVilliam Hutchinſon. Symon Hutchinſon. Peter Farmer, Eſq George Aſhbold. Langhorn ward. Patrick Clerk. Portſoken ward. Elyas Maſſey. Auſtin Rackett. Francis Carles. VVilliam Royall. VVilliam Holmes. Queen Hyth ward Edward Singe. Edward VVard. Thomas Lane. Walbrooke ward: Thomas Harris. John Sadler.
SOƲTHWARK. John Hill and Mary his Wife. Thomas White. Richard Staley, and Beatrice his Wife. Francis Coſſine, and Elizabeth his Wife. Abraham Lee. John Tirwhit. Benjamin Titchborn. Ogbert Hemskick. Peter Brett. Thomas Cockerel, Matthew Cooper. Thomas Fletcher. Anthony Herrick. Henry Pope. and John Arrundel of Morice Cawſway.

LONDON, Printed ANNO DOMINI, MDCLXXX.