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| A mixed bundle of forty-five folios and membranes, parchment and paper, in Latin and English, covering various tax levies from 1601 to 1643, and comprised almost entirely of certificates of non-distraint (inability to seize property for non-payment of taxes). Parishioners generically from Southwark borough without parochial identification are listed on membs. 5, 8, 9, 17, and 45. Persons identified as St Saviour parishioners are on membs. 8, 17, and 45. |
[m.5]
Single sheet, dated 29 January 1605, a memorandum by the collectors of the first payment of the second subsidy granted by parliament in 1601 (payment having been due in February 1603), affirming that the persons listed are either dead, departed, or gone, or having no goods or chattels in the borough.
Southwark
- Arthur Middleton — £3 in goods
- Richard Hopkins — £3
- Gilbert Rockett — £3
- John Goffe — £6
- Peter de Wagge — 2 polls
- William Defflen, John Puttan, Widow Winnington, James Peryne, Widow Whitwell, Elizabeth Derickson, Jacob Cocke, Christopher Close, "being equally assessed by the poll" — 4s.
[m.8]
Single sheet, dated 17 June 1608, a memorandum by the collector of the second payment of the second subsidy granted by parliament in 1601 (payment having been due in June 1603), affirming that the names listed are of persons either dead, departed, or gone, or having no goods or chattels in the borough. The collector thinks the strangers listed "are beyond the seas."
St Saviour
- William Potbery in goods — £8
- Israel Norman in goods — £3
- Daniel Tiberton for 2 polls — 8d
- Noah Gotheram for 2 polls — 8d
[m.9]
Single sheet, dated 28 June 1608, a memorandum by the collectors of the first payment of the third subsidy granted by parliament in 1601 (payment having been due in February 1604), affirming that the persons listed are either dead, departed, or gone, or having no goods or chattels in the borough.
Southwark
- Thomas Randall in goods — £3
- William Pinfolde in goods — £3
- William Bull in goods — £5
- Widow Hatton per poll — 4d
- John Conygrave per poll — 4d
- Angel Bandurecan per poll — 4d
- John Antony per poll — 4d
- Peter Erlandson per poll — 8d
- John Milward for 2 polls — 8d
- Giles de Wagge for 2 polls — 8d
- Widow Moiken per poll — 4d
- Hubbard Merishall per poll — 4d
- Widow Polley per poll — 4d
- John Bewinger for polls — 8d
- Widow Begon per poll — 4d
- Anthony Johnson per polls — 8d
- Widow Tobias per poll — 4d
- Nicholas Wyborne in goods — £3
- William Ortson alien in goods — 20s
- Noah Gutteram per polls — 8d
- Nicholas Jerom per poll — 4d
- John Rattaker & uxor per polls — 8d
[m.17]
Single sheet, dated 27 May 1625, a memorandum by the collectors of the third payment of the third subsidy granted by parliament in 1624, affirming that the persons listed are either dead, departed, or gone, or having no goods or chattels in the borough.
St Mary Overy
- Richard Banckes in goods — £3
[m.45]
Single sheet, date illegible but temp. Chas. I, a memorandum by the collectors of an illegible payment of an illegible subsidy granted to James I, affirming that the persons listed are either dead, departed, or gone, or having no goods or chattels in the borough. The document is badly worn and largely illegible.
St Saviour{...} {...} in goods — £4
- {...} {...} widow in lands — £2
- {...} Harman 1 pole — 8d
- {...} Hose 1 poll — 8d
- {...} Pompane 1 poll — 8d