A general bill of all the christnings and burials, from the 17. of December, 1678 to the 16. of December, 1679 according to the report made to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, by the Company of Parish- Clerks of London, &c.

A general bill of all the christnings and burials, from the 17. of December, 1678 to the 16. of December, 1679 according to the report made to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, by the Company of Parish- Clerks of London, &c.

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[Figure]A General Bill of all the Christnings and Burials, from the 17. of December, 1678. to the 16. of December, 1679. According to the Report made to the KINGS Most Excellent MAJESTY: By the Company of Parish-Clerks of London, &c. [Figure]

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HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE

A General Bill of all the Christnings and Burials, from the 17. of December, 1678. to the 16. of December, 1679. According to the Report made to the KINGS Most Excellent MAJESTY: By the Company of Parish-Clerks of London, &c.

[blazon or coat of arms of City of London]

| Buri. | Pl.
St ALban Woodstreet | 30 |
Alhallows Barkin | 118 |
Alhallows Breadstreet | 26 |
Alhallows Great | 54 |
Alhallows Honilane |  |
Alhallows Less | 15 |
Alhallows Lumbardstreet | 20 |
Alhallows Staining | 36 |
Allhallows the Wall | 70 |
St Alphage | 48 |
St Andrew Hubbard | 15 |
St Andrew Undershaft | 56 |
St Andrew Wardrobe | 63 |
St Ann Aldersgate | 39 |
St Ann Blackfriers | 106 |
St Antholins Parish | 11 |
St Austins Parish | 15 |
St Bartholom. Exchange | 29 |
St Bennet Fynck | 18 |
St Bennet Gracechurch | 18 |
St Bennet Paulswharf | 49 |
St Bennet Sherehog | 1 |
St Botolph Billingsgate | 15 |
Christs Church | 113 |
St Christophers | 14 |
St Clement Eastcheap | 11 |
St Dionis Backchurch | 39 |
St Dunstans East | 92 |
St Edmund Lumbardstr. | 37 |
St Ethelborough | 26 |
St Faiths | 43 |
St Gabriel Fenchurch | 12 |
St George Botolphlane | 15 |
St Gregories by St Pauls | 80 |
St Hellen | 30 |
St James Dukes place | 20 |
St James Garlickhithe | 40 |
St John Baptist | 19 |
St John Evangelist | 4 |
St John Zachary | 16 |
St Katharine Coleman | 51 |
St Katharine Creechurch | 78 |
St Laurence Jewry | 60 |
St Laurence Pountney | 26 |
St Leonard Eastcheap | 18 |
St Leonard Fosterlane | 46 |
St Magnus Parish | 39 |
St Margaret Lothbury | 43 |
St Margaret Moses | 5 |
St Margaret Newfishstr. |  |
St Margaret Pattons | 13 |
St Mary Abchurch | 25 |
St Mary Aldermanbury | 33 |
St Mary Aldermary | 37 |
St Mary le Bow | 25 |
St Mary Bothaw | 2 |
St Mary Colechurch | 3 |
St Mary Hill | 18 |
St Mary Magd. Milkstreet |  |
St Mary Magd. Oldfishstr. | 25 |
St Mary Mounthaw | 11 |
St Mary Summerset | 37 |
St Mary Stainings | 13 |
St Mary Woolchurch | 3 |
St Mary Woolnoth | 29 |
St Martins Ironmongerl. | 13 |
St Martins Ludgate | 36 |
St Martins Orgars | 32 |
St Martins Outwich | 19 |
St Martins Vintrey | 61 |
St Matthew Fridaystreet | 15 |
St Michael Bassishaw | 36 |
St Michael Cornhil | 34 |
St Micha [...] Crookedlane | 42 |
St Micha [...] Queenhith | 51 |
St Micha [...] Quern | 24 |
St Micha [...] Royal | 17 |
St Micha [...] Woodstreet | 17 |
St Mildr [...]d Breadstreet | 24 |
St Mildr [...]d Poultrey | 40 |
St Nicho [...]as Acons | 9 |
St Nicho [...]as Coleabby | 27 |
St Nicho [...]as Olaves | 11 |
St Olave [...]artstreet | 64 |
St Olave Jewry | 16 |
St Olave Silverstreet | 33 |
St Pancr [...]s Soperlane | [...]4 |
St Peter Cheap | 6 |
St Peter Cornhil | 33 |
St Peter Pa [...]lswharf | 9 |
St Peter Poor | 32 |
St Steven Colemanstreet | 126 |
St Steven Walbrook | 29 |
St Swithin | 32 |
St Thomas Apostle | 21 |
Trinity Par [...]sh |  |
St Vedast dias Fosters | 48 |

Christned in the 97 Parishes within the Walls

1876

Buried 3074

Plague 0

St Andrew Holborn | 937 |
St Bartholomew Great | 89 |
St Bartholomew Less | 25 |
St Bridget | 413 |
Bridewel Precinct | 23 |
St Botolph Aldersgate | 245 |
St Botolph Aldgate | 681 |
St Botolph Bishopsgate | 465 |
St Dunstan West | 341 |
St George Southwark | 375 |
St Giles Cripplegate | 1466 |
St Olave Southwark | 954 |
St Saviour Southwark | 614 |
St Sepulchr [...]s Parish | 727 |
St Thomas Southwark | 105 |
Trinity Minories | 21 |
At the Pesthouse |  |

Christned in the 16 Parishes without the Walls 4023

Buried 7481

Plague 0

Christs Church | 159 |
St John at Hackney | 88 |
St Giles in the Fields | 1245 |
St James Clerkenwel | 416 |
St Kathar. near the Tower | 181 |
Lambeth Parish | 337 |
St Leonard Shoreditch | 423 |
St Magdalen Bermondsey | 598 |
St Mary Islington | 132 |
St Mary Newington | 199 |
St Mary Whitechappel | 924 |
St Paul Shadwel | 475 |
Rotherhith Parish | 197 | 2
Stepney Parish | 1749 |

Christned in the 14 Out-Parishes in Middlesex and Surrey 3769

Buried 7123

Plague 2

St Clement Danes | 621 |
St Paul Covent Garden | 177 |
St Martins in the Fields | 2147 |
St Mary Savoy | 103 |
St Margaret Westminster | 1004 |
Whereof at th [...] Pesthouse |  |

Christned in the 5 Parishes in the City and Liberties of Westminster 2620

Buried 4052

Plague 0

The Diseases and Casualties this Year.

ABortive and Stilborn 66 [...]

Aged and Bedridden 1141

Ague and Feaver 2763

Apoplexy and Suddenly 103

Bleeding 2

Bloodyflux, Scowring & Flux 61

Burnt and Scalded 13

Bursten and Rupture 35

Calenture 2

Cancer 52

Canker and Thrush 91

Childbed 300

Chrisomes and Infants 274

Cold, Cough and Chincough 11

Colick and Wind 133

Consumption and Tissick 3675

Convulsion 2837

Distracted and Lunatick 12

Dropsie and Tympany 252

Drowned 69

Evil 67

Executed [...]0

Falling Sickness 2

Flox and Small Pox 1967

Found dead in the streets, &c. 5

French Pox 104

Frighted 1

Gangrene and Fistula 40

Gout and Sciatica 24

Grief 14

Griping in the Guts 2996

Hang'd and made away themselves 19

Headmoldshot 7

Jaundies 67

Imposthume 99

Kild by several accidents 74

Leprosie 1

Lethargy 49

Livergrown 20

Measles 117

Megrim 3

Murthered 14

Overlaid 100

Palsie 26

Plague 2

Plannet 4

Plurisie 16

Poisoned 4

Quinsie 17

Rickets 394

Rising of the Lights 116

St. Anthony's Fire 3

Scurvy 47

Shot 2

Smothered 1

Sores, Ulcers, &c. 50

Spleen 8

Spotted Feaver and Purples 160

Stone and Cut of the Stone 68

Stopping in the Stomach 327

Strangury 5

Surfeit 466

Teeth 1034

Vomiting 27

Worms 38

CHRISTNED

Males 6247

Females 6041

In all 12288

BURIED

Males 11154

Females 10576

In all 21730

PLAGUE 2

Increased in the Burials this year 1052

Decreased in the Plague this year 3

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Title statement

A general bill of all the christnings and burials, from the 17. of December, 1678 to the 16. of December, 1679 according to the report made to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, by the Company of Parish- Clerks of London, &c.

Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks.

Edition statement

1679

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Place of publication

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Date

2009-03 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1).

ID [DLPS]

A42601

ID [STC]

Wing G492

ID [STC]

ESTC R42047

ID [EEBO-CITATION]

23292135

ID [OCLC]

ocm 23292135

ID [VID]

109530

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— A general bill of all the christnings and burials, from the 17. of December, 1678 to the 16. of December, 1679 according to the report made to the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, by the Company of Parish- Clerks of London, &c., Worshipful Company of Parish Clerks..

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s.n.,. [London :: 1679]. (Place and date of publication suggested by Wing.) (Reproduction of original in the Bodleian Library.)

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