The Parish of St Saviour, Southwark

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Axe Gate:
St Martin's: mentioned in 1576 in the will of Katherine Payne
mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
mentioned in 1595 in the will of Thomas Emerson
Axe Yard:
dwelling house in: mentioned in 1630 in the will of William Richardson
house and tenements in, mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
mentioned in 1603 in the will of Humphrey Emerson
mentioned in 1616 in the will of George Donne
Bankside:
house on: mentioned in 1589 in the will of William Baker (1)
house on: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Richard Sanders
mentioned in 1563 in the will of William Hayward
mentioned in 1576 in the will of Nicholas Lawrence
mentioned in 1587 in the will of Edward Hunt
mentioned in 1635 in the will of Samuel Simons
mentioned in 1646 in the will of Ann Austen
messuage on: mentioned in 1619 in the will of William Benfield
occupied tenements on: mentioned in 1614 in the will of William Badger
property on: mentioned in 1562 in the will of Thomas, Gilbert
Bell Gate:
Nicoll's wife living at: mentioned in 1579 in the will of Agnes Addinson
Black Spread Eagle Alley:
messuages in: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
Borough:
mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bobbitt
mentioned in 1583 in the will of Jane Palmer
mentioned in 1587 in the will of Mary Bird
mentioned in 1603 in the will of Bartholomew Brickwood
mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Wrench
mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
mentioned in 1619 in the will of William Benfield
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Roger Cole
mentioned in 1632 in the will of William Austen (1)
mentioned in 1635 in the will of Samuel Simons
mentioned in 1638 in the will of John Watts
Bridge Foot:
Mrs Hayes living at: mentioned in 1579 in the will of Agnes Addinson
Pigeon at: mentioned in 1574 in the will of Alice Bassett
one Middleton living at: mentioned in 1579 in the will of Agnes Addinson
Buildings:
‘great messuage’ in St Saviour: mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
Abbot's Lodging, a tenement: mentioned in 1607 in the will of John Preston
Alms House: mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
Almshouse: mentioned in 1585 in the will of Richard Beckett
Almshouse: mentioned in 1624 in the will of John Bingham
Almshouse: mentioned in 1646 in the will of Ann Austen
Almshouses, Dyers': mentioned in 1626 in the will of Dame Joyce Clark
Angel: a house, mentioned in 1574 in the will of Thomas Collins
Axe, a messuage: mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
Axe, a messuage: mentioned in 1595 in the will of Thomas Emerson
Barge Bell and Cock on the Bankside: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Edward Allen (2)
Bear Garden: mentioned in 1616 in the will of Philip Henslowe
Black Bull, a messuage: mentioned in 1659 in the will of Ann Stallard
Blue Anchor in Southwark: mentioned in 1614 in the will of William Badger
Boar's Head Inn, Southwark: mentioned in 1644 in the will of Henry Pickmore
Boar's Head on the Bankside: mentioned in 1616 in the will of Philip Henslowe
Bridge House: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Humphrey Emerson
Christopher, a mansion house: mentioned in 1561 in the will of Robert Norton
Counter House: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Humphrey Emerson
Dolphin, messuage in St Saviour and St Olave: mentioned in 1560 in the will of Henry Leake
Elephant, a house on the Bankside: mentioned in 1586 in the will of William Cox
Falcon Inn in Southwark: mentioned in 1625 in the will of Benjamin Bagsett
Falcon, a dwelling in Clink Liberty: mentioned in 1616 in the will of John Goffe
Gatehouse, a dwelling in Clink Liberty: mentioned in 1616 in the will of John Goffe
George Inn: mentioned in 1644 in the will of Henry Pickmore
Gilden Bell in Southwark: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Anthony Smith
Globe playhouse: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Thomas Pope
Golden Key, a dwelling in St Saviour: mentioned in 1643 in the will of Francis Grove
Griffin, a house in Southwark: mentioned in 1624 in the will of George Gemett
Grocers' Hall: mentioned in 1614 in the will of Alexander Cook
Harrow: mentioned in 1628 in the will of Alan Wiborn
Hoop and ??? ('Hoopynterrinc'): mentioned in 1642 in the will of John Oliver
Horseshoe, a house on the Bankside: mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
King's Bench House: mentioned in 1605 in the will of Thomas Bentley
King's Head, a dwelling: mentioned in 1587 in the will of Vincent Dove
Lily Pot: mentioned in 1624 in the will of John Bingham
Mint, the, in Southwark: Mr Pullen of the Mint, named in the will of William George
Mint, the, in Southwark: mentioned in 1603 in the will of William Anderson
Peacock, capital messuage in St Saviour: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
Pigeon at bridge foot: mentioned in 1574 in the will of Alice Bassett
Playhouse: the Globe: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Thomas Pope
Queen's Head Inn: mentioned in 1644 in the will of Henry Pickmore
Queen's Head, a capital messuage: mentioned in 1624 in the will of Gregory Franklin
Queen's Head, inn in Southwark: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Katherine Yearwood
Red Lion: messuage: mentioned in 1607 in the will of Hugh Browker
Salutation, a brewhouse:mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
Samson, dwelling house in St Margaret's Hill: mentioned in 1646 in the will of Thomas Parker
Slovins Hall, messuage in St Saviour: mentioned in 1567 in the will of Thomas Tedder
Spread Eagle (an inn, poss. not in St Saviour): mentioned in 1639 in the will of Richard Benfield
Spur Inn: mentioned in 1607 in the will of Hugh Browker
Spur, inn in Southwark: mentioned in 1596 in the will of John Young
Spur, sign of the, in Southwark: mentioned in 1630 in the will of William Richardson
St Margaret's church: mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
Sun, in Southwark: mentioned in 1630 in the will of William Richardson
Tabard Inn alias Tabrett Inn: mentioned in 1607 in the will of John Preston
Talbot Inn, Southwark: mentioned in 1646 in the will of Thomas Parker
Three Colts: a house, mentioned 1574 in in the will of Thomas Collins
Three Cups in New Rents: mentioned in 1563 in the will of John Blackett
Unicorn: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Edward Allen (2)
Winchester House: mentioned in 1606 in the probate inventory for Edward Bensted
Winchester House: mentioned in 1631 in the will of William Knott
Windmill, a messuage in the Borough: mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
blacksmith's shop: mentioned in 1617 in the will of Richard Rutter
brewhouse in Pike Garden: mentioned in the will of Richard Bennett
brewhouse in Southwark: mentioned in 1560 in the will of Henry Leake
coal yard: mentioned in 1659 in the will of Ann Stallard
freehold messuage in Clink Liberty: mentioned in 1652 in the will of Thomas Wadsworth (1)
freehold property in Streetside, St Saviour: mentioned in 1638 in the will of John Watts
great house (no location): mentioned in 1592 in the will of Agnes Early
house (no location): mentioned in 1592 in the will of Agnes Early
house (no location): mentioned in 1595 in the will of Thomas Banister
house (no location): mentioned in 1614 in the will of Edward Ellis
house (no location): mentioned in 1624 in the will of Nicholas Bartlem
house (no location): mentioned in 1646 in the will of Rose Canwell
house and shop in St Saviour: mentioned in the will of John Clark alias Brand
house and shop: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Brown (2)
house and woodwharf in St Saviour Close: mentioned in 1612 in the will of Thomas Towne
house in 'the Alley': mentioned in 1628 in the will of George Burgess
house in Clink Liberty: mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
house in Paris Garden: mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Knight
house in Pike Garden: mentioned in the will of Richard Bennett
house in Southwark: mentioned in 1588 in the will of Thomas Cure
house in Southwark: mentioned in 1590 in the will of John Foster
house in Southwark: mentioned in 1624 in the will of George Gemett
house in St Saviour: mentioned in 1583 in the will of Ursula Chitsley alias Packenham
house in St Saviour: mentioned in 1629 in the will of Richard Cannon
houses in Southwark: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Anthony Smith
houses in St Saviour: mentioned in 1576 in the will of Robert Pinketh
houses in St Saviour: mentioned in 1625 in the will of George Payne
mansion house and garden house in St Saviour: mentioned in 1625 in the will of Roger Cole
messuage in Southwark: mentioned in 1579 in the will of Thomas Etherege
messuage in St Saviour: mentioned in 1645 in the will of John Crowder
messuages in Paris Garden: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Thomas Iremonger
messuages in St Saviour: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Ralph Yardley
messuages in St Saviour: mentioned in 1630 in the will of William Richardson
shop and tenements in Paris Garden: mentioned in 1622 in the will of William Wells
shop containing merchandise: mentioned in 1586 in the will of Henry Gray
soap house: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Ralph Pace
soaphouse: in Clink Liberty: mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
tenement adjoining the Salutation brewhouse:mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
tenement and wharf on the Bankside: mentioned in 1591 in the will of Thomas Davies
tenement in Axe Yard: mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
tenement in Axe Yard: mentioned in 1595 in the will of Thomas Emerson
tenement in Pepper Alley: mentioned in 1645 in the will of John Crowder
tenement in St Saviour: mentioned in 1593 in the will of John Cornell
tenement in St Saviour: mentioned in 1607 in the will of Hugh Browker
tenement in St Saviour: mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
tenement in St Saviour: mentioned in 1625 in the will of Roger Cole
tenement in St Saviour: mentioned in 1647 in the will of Nicholas Green
tenement in the Borough: mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
tenement on the Bankside: mentioned in 1591 in the will of Thomas Davies
tenement on the Bankside: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Drew
tenements (no location): mentioned in 1659 in the will of Ann Stallard
tenements in St Saviour: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Ralph Yardley
tenements in St Saviour: mentioned in 1611 in the will of Richard Padge
wharf (no location): mentioned in 1595 in the will of Thomas Banister
Cardinal's Hat Alley:
mentioned in 1619 in the will of William Benfield
Chain Gate:
mentioned in 1601 in the will of John Whitehouse
mentioned in 1624 in the will of John Bingham
mentioned in 1640 in the will of Nicholas Morton
Churchyard:
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1563 in the will of Arthur Keene
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1565 in the will of John Swithin
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Robert Hitchman
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Robert Hitchman
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1608 in the will of Edmund Snape
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1615 in the will of James Kirby
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1617 in the will of Hugh More
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1618 in the will of Stephen Hollam
Bull Head Churchyard: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Edward Smith
Bull Head churchyard: mentioned in 1593 in the will of Ferdinand Blake
Bull Head churchyard: mentioned in 1620 in the will of Joan Atkinson
College Churchyard: mentioned in 1612 in the will of Richard Kitchen
East churchyard: mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bird
East churchyard: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Henry Buckham
Little churchyard: mentioned in 1621 in the will of Joan Benson
New churchyard: mentioned in 1585 in the will of Richard Beckett
St Mary Overy Churchyard: mentioned in 1570 in the will of Thomas Norton alias Brian
St Mary Overy Churchyard: mentioned in 1575 in the will of John Payne
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1573 in the will of Agnes Partridge
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1575 in the will of Leonard Watson
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Knight
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1582 in the will of Joan Payne
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1590 in the will of Henry Large
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1601 in the will of John Whitehouse
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1620 in the will of Joan Hovell
St Saviour Churchyard: mentioned in 1625 in the will of Bridget Stevens
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1579 in the will of Thomas Drew
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1583 in the will of Robert Ellis
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1586 in the will of Jacob Brand
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1586 in the will of William Cox
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1586 in the will of Henry Gray
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1587 in the will of Mary Bird
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1592 in the will of John Bone
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1592 in the will of Thomas Edmundson
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1593 in the will of Elizabeth Atkinson
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Robert Bird
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1605 in the will of Richard Clark
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1612 in the will of Francis Bosse
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1613 in the will of Simon Bird
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1616 in the will of William Brown
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1616 in the will of George Donne
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1625 in the will of John Bradley
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1625 in the will of Agnes Fareman
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1628 in the will of George Burgess
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1630 in the will of Samuel Bridges
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1636 in the will of Richard Bird
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1638 in the will of William Austen (2)
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1646 in the will of Ann Austen
St Saviour churchyard: mentioned in 1647 in the will of John Betterton
Clink Liberty:
freehold messuage in: mentioned in 1652 in the will of Thomas Wadsworth (1)
mentioned in 1580 in the will of Thomas Skinner
mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bird
mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bobbitt
mentioned in 1583 in the will of Jane Palmer
mentioned in 1587 in the will of Mary Bird
mentioned in 1588 in the will of Toby Hyde
mentioned in 1595 in the will of William Toodup
mentioned in 1602 in the will of Avery Butcher
mentioned in 1602 in the will of Elizabeth Rocket
mentioned in 1603 in the will of Bartholomew Brickwood
mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Butler
mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Metcalf
mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Wrench
mentioned in 1605 in the will of Osmund Bilson
mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sarah Bower
mentioned in 1609 in the will of Magdalen Master
mentioned in 1612 in the will of John Bacon
mentioned in 1614 in the will of Edward Ellis
mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
mentioned in 1615 in the will of William Hovell
mentioned in 1616 in the will of John Goffe
mentioned in 1616 in the will of Agnes Henslowe
mentioned in 1616 in the will of Philip Henslowe
mentioned in 1617 in the will of Hugh More
mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
mentioned in 1619 in the will of William Benfield
mentioned in 1620 in the will of Joan Hovell
mentioned in 1624 in the will of John Burrett
mentioned in 1624 in the will of Jacob Mead
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Roger Cole
mentioned in 1625 in the will of John Guy
mentioned in 1632 in the will of John Hurt
mentioned in 1632 in the will of Marcus Stone
mentioned in 1632 in the will of William Austen (1)
mentioned in 1639 in the will of Richard Benfield
mentioned in 1645 in the will of Robert Greene
Deadman's Place:
house in: mentioned in 1676 in the will of Thomas Wadsworth (2)
mentioned in 1647 in the will of John Betterton
Foul Lane:
messuages in: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
Free Grammar School:
mentioned (as newly erected) in 1563 in the will of Arthur Keene
mentioned in 1560 in the will of Henry Leake
mentioned in 1588 ‘in Chequer Alley’ in the will of Thomas Cure
mentioned in 1603 in the will of Humphrey Emerson
mentioned in 1607 in the will of Hugh Browker
mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
mentioned in 1624 in the will of Gregory Franklin
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Roger Cole
mentioned in 1664 in the will of Mark Frank
see the will of Sampson Carell
Globe Alley:
houses in: mentioned in 1676 in the will of Thomas Wadsworth (2)
Green Dragon Court:
mentioned in 1625 in the will of William Battey
Horsehead Alley:
mentioned in 1635 in the will of Samuel Simons
Katherine Wheel Alley:
messuages in: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
Lamb Alley:
messuages in: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
Long Southwark:
houses in: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Pigeon
Maid Lane:
alias Nightingale Lane: mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
gardens in: mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
gardens in: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Humphrey Emerson
Market Hill:
mentioned in 1603 in the will of Humphrey Emerson
Meal Market:
mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Wrench
Milford Stairs bridge:
(poss. not in St Saviour): mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bobbitt
Molestrand:
tenements in: mentioned in 1602 in the will of Elizabeth Rocket
Montague House:
mentioned in 1600 in the will of Otwell Wild
Moses Alley:
mentioned in 1619 in the will of William Benfield
New Rents:
mentioned in 1563 in the will of John Blackett
mentioned in 1612 in the will of William Atkinson
tenement in: mentioned in 1648 in the will of Nicholas Forman
Nightingale Lane (see Maid Lane):
mentioned in 1575 in the will of William Emerson
Paris Garden:
dwelling house in, mentioned in 1641 in the will of Edward Goodman
house in, mentioned in 1625 in the will of Mary Kemble
houses in: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Thomas Pope
mentioned in 1579 in the will of William Brightman
mentioned in 1579 in the will of Thomas Drew
mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bobbitt
mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Knight
mentioned in 1585 in the will of Jeffrey Ward
mentioned in 1587 in the will of Frith, Richard, minstrel
mentioned in 1591 in the will of Thomas Davies
mentioned in 1601 in the will of Thomas Iremonger
mentioned in 1602 in the will of James Austen
mentioned in 1602 in the will of Marie Hobson
mentioned in 1603 in the will of William Ash
mentioned in 1603 in the will of Bartholomew Brickwood
mentioned in 1603 in the will of Margaret Burton
mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Metcalf
mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Wrench
mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
mentioned in 1607 in the will of Hugh Browker
mentioned in 1607 in the will of Richard Windmill
mentioned in 1609 in the will of Nicholas Atkinson
mentioned in 1610 in the will of Frances Bayles
mentioned in 1614 in the will of Francis Okey
mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
mentioned in 1615 in the will of James Kirby
mentioned in 1616 in the will of will
mentioned in 1616 in the will of William Brown
mentioned in 1616 in the will of John Goffe
mentioned in 1617 in the will of Alice Birch
mentioned in 1618 in the will of Stephen Hollam
mentioned in 1619 in the will of William Benfield
mentioned in 1619 in the will of Simon Simms
mentioned in 1622 in the will of Thomas Sivier
mentioned in 1623 in the will of Charles Bryan
mentioned in 1624 in the will of Nicholas Bartlem
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Tobias Brewer
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Henry Reynolds
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Richard Snelling
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Bridget Stevens
mentioned in 1626 in the will of Dame Joyce Clark
mentioned in 1626 in the will of Edward Smith
mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Kellock
mentioned in 1632 in the will of William Austen (1)
mentioned in 1633 in the will of Margaret Dancer
mentioned in 1637 in the will of Jeremy Crew
mentioned in 1645 in the will of Robert Greene
new church to be built in: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
shop and tenements in: mentioned in 1622 in the will of William Wells
tenements in: mentioned in 1580 in the will of Thomas Skinner
Paris Garden Lane:
Goodwife Smith living in: mentioned in 1586 in the will of William Cox
mentioned in 1614 in the will of Francis Okey
the Park:
mentioned in 1606 in the will of Robert Face
Pepper Alley:
mentioned in 1645 in the will of John Crowder
Pike Garden:
mentioned in 1602 in the will of Elizabeth Rocket
mentioned in the will of Richard Bennett
Prince's Meadows:
mentioned in 1606 in the will of Robert Face
Prisons:
Clink: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
Counter in Southwark: mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bird
Counter in Southwark: mentioned in 1610 in the will of William Cownden
Counter in Southwark: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Dame Joyce Clark
Counter in Southwark: mentioned in 1633 in the will of Thomas Foster
King's Bench: mentioned in 1565 in the will of John Swithin
King's Bench: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
King's Bench: mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bird
King's Bench: mentioned in 1584 in the will of James Woolton
King's Bench: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
King's Bench: mentioned in 1610 in the will of William Cownden
King's Bench: mentioned in 1624 in the will of John Bingham
Marshalsea: mentioned in 1565 in the will of John Swithin
Marshalsea: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
Marshalsea: mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bird
Marshalsea: mentioned in 1584 in the will of James Woolton
Marshalsea: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
Marshalsea: mentioned in 1624 in the will of John Bingham
Marshalsea: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Dame Joyce Clark
White Lion: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
White Lion: mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bird
White Lion: mentioned in 1584 in the will of James Woolton
White Lion: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
White Lion: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Dame Joyce Clark
in Southwark: mentioned in 1568 in the will of John More
in Southwark: mentioned in 1574 in the will of Henry Gainsford
in Southwark: mentioned in 1579 in the will of William Brightman
in Southwark: mentioned in 1583 in the will of Jane Palmer
in Southwark: mentioned in 1587 in the will of Mary Bird
in Southwark: mentioned in 1588 in the will of Thomas Cure
in Southwark: mentioned in 1592 in the will of Thomas Audley
in Southwark: mentioned in 1593 in the will of Arthur Bulman
in Southwark: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
in Southwark: mentioned in 1608 in the will of John Payne (3)
in Southwark: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Henry Buckham
Saints Alley:
Mother Saunders living in: mentioned in 1579 in the will of Agnes Addinson
mentioned in 1585 in the will of Richard Beckett
mentioned in 1638 in the will of John Watts
mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
Ship Yard:
('sheepyard') in St Saviour: mentioned in 1643 in the will of Francis Grove
mentioned in 1625 in the will of William Battey
near Chain Gate: mentioned in 1640 in the will of Nicholas Morton
St Margaret's Hill:
dwelling house in: mentioned in 1646 in the will of Thomas Parker
mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
mentioned in 1638 in the will of John Watts
St Thomas Hospital:
Governor of: Bingham, John, 1624: his will
mentioned in 1588 in the will of Thomas Cure
mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
mentioned in 1646 in the will of Ann Austen
Swan Alley:
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Stephen Brightling
Unicorn Alley:
on Bankside: mentioned in 1615 in the will of William Hovell
Upper Ground:
dwelling house in, mentioned in 1641 in the will of Edward Goodman
dwelling in, mentioned in 1642 in the will of Edward Hammond
mentioned in 1582 in the will of William Bird
mentioned in 1583 in the will of Jane Palmer
mentioned in 1587 in the will of Mary Bird
mentioned in 1594 in the will of Peter Buckland
mentioned in 1610 in the will of Frances Bayles
mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
mentioned in 1625 in the will of John Bradley
mentioned in 1625 in the will of Roger Cole
mentioned in 1635 in the will of Samuel Simons
mentioned in 1641 in the will of John Longman
mentioned in 1646 in the will of Ann Austen
mentioned in 1650 in the will of Charles Birkett
Waterworks:
mentioned in 1603 in the will of William Anderson
Whiting Close:
(poss. not in St Saviour): mentioned in 1617 in the will of Alice Birch
Wood Yard:
Brown, John, 1585, of the woodyard: named in the will of George Merrick

Entities Beyond St Saviour:

London, Middlesex:
Parishes:
All Hallows Barking: mentioned in 1656 in the will of Marie Riley
All Hallows Barking: property in: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Katherine Yearwood
Dutch Church: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
Dutch Church: mentioned in 1582 in the will of John Kiteman
Dutch Church: mentioned in 1593 in the will of Lieven van den Put
Dutch Church: mentioned in 1595 in the will of William James
Dutch Church: mentioned in 1612 in the will of Sarah Limepit
Dutch Church: mentioned in 1632 in the will of Marcus Stone
French Church: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
French Church: mentioned in 1593 in the will of John Ball
French Church: mentioned in 1593 in the will of Jan Bruier
French Church: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Noah Gotheram
St Andrew Undershaft: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Thomas Pope
St Botolph Without Aldgate: mentioned in 1656 in the will of Marie Riley
St Clement Danes: mentioned in 1567 in the will of Thomas Tedder
St Clement Danes: mentioned in 1609 in the will of John Holland
St Clement Danes: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Ralph Hendry
St Faith: mentioned in 1593 in the will of Lieven van den Put
St Giles Cripplegate: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
St Giles Cripplegate: mentioned in 1616 in the will of Agnes Henslowe
St Giles Cripplegate: mentioned in 1636 in the will of Thomas Waller
St Giles in the Fields: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Thomas Sivier
St Giles in the Fields: mentioned in 1629 in the will of Thomas Thorn
St Helen Bishopsgate: houses in: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Pigeon
St Katherine's: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Richard Sanders
St Lawrence Jewry: mentioned in 1576 in the will of Katherine Payne
St Martin le Grand: mentioned in 1560 in the will of Henry Leake
St Martin le Grand: mentioned in 1645 in the will of Robert Greene
St Martin's: mentioned in 1576 in the will of Katherine Payne
St Mary Matfellon (Whitechapel): mentioned in 1625 in the will of Henry Reynolds
St Mary at Hill: mentioned in 1568 in the will of John More
St Mildred Poultry: mentioned in 1602 in the will of Marie Hobson
St Nicholas Cole Abbey: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
St Nicholas Shambles: mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
St Sepulchre Newgate: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
St Sepulchre Newgate: mentioned in 1584 in the will of James Woolton
St Stephen Coleman Street: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
Whitechapel (St Mary Matfellon): mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
Whitechapel (St Mary Matfellon): mentioned in 1625 in the will of Henry Reynolds
London, Middlesex:
Livery Companies:
Brewers: mentioned in 1579 in the will of Thomas Etherege
Bricklayers: mentioned in 1593 in the will of John Cornell
Butchers: mentioned in 1606 in the will of John Bromley
Clothworkers: mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
Cordwainers: mentioned in 1568 in the will of John More
Cutlers: mentioned in 1644 in the will of Thomas Pate
Drapers: mentioned in 1593 in the will of Arthur Bulman
Fishmongers: mentioned in 1608 in the will of John Payne (3)
Fishmongers: their Hall: mentioned in 1608 in the will of John Payne (3)
Gardeners: mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Wrench
Grocers: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Anthony Smith
Innholders: mentioned in 1619 in the will of John Pearl
Ironmongers: mentioned in 1645 in the will of William Sledd
Merchant Tailors: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Ralph Yardley
Merchant Tailors: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
Painter-Stainers: mentioned in 1637 in the will of Jeremy Crew
Sadlers: mentioned in 1624 in the will of John Bingham
Sadlers: mentioned in 1624 in the will of Gregory Franklin
Sadlers: mentioned in 1636 in the will of Nicholas Newton
Sadlers: their Hall: mentioned in 1588 in the will of Thomas Cure
Skinners: mentioned in 1592 in the will of Thomas Audley
Skinners: mentioned in 1592 in the will of John Lucas
Starchmakers: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Samuel Simons
Tallowchandlers: mentioned in 1565 in the will of Agnes Pilfold
Tallowchandlers: mentioned in 1615 in the will of Randall Carter
Watermen: mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Wrench
Watermen: mentioned in 1624 in the will of Jacob Mead
Watermen: their Hall: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Richard Sanders
Woodmongers: mentioned in 1630 in the will of Henry Williams (2)
London, Middlesex:
Prisons:
Ludgate: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
Ludgate: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
Newgate: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
Newgate: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
Poultry Counter, Richard Ware, keeper, mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Evans
Poultry Counter: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
Wood Street Counter: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
all: mentioned in 1584 in the will of James Woolton
all: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
all: mentioned in 1608 in the will of John Payne (3)
the Counters: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
London, Middlesex:
Other Entities:
Austin Friars: mentioned in 1632 in the will of Marcus Stone
Blackwall: mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
Bow Lane: mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
Bridewell: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
Bridewell: mentioned in 1592 in the will of John Lucas
Charterhouse: mentioned in 1558 in the will of Nicholas Lentall
Cheapside: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Paul Micklethwaite
Christ's Hospital: mentioned in 1574 in the will of Henry Gainsford
Christ's Hospital: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
Christ's Hospital: mentioned in 1585 in the will of John Minter
Christ's Hospital: mentioned in 1592 in the will of John Lucas
Christ's Hospital: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
Christ's Hospital: mentioned in 1603 in the will of John Wrench
Christ's Hospital: mentioned in 1606 in the will of Sir Robert Clark
Clerkenwell: St John Street: mentioned in 1607 in the will of John Preston
Clifford's Inn: mentioned in 1640 in the will of Nicholas Morton
College of Physicians: Thomas More, fellow of: mentioned in 1668 in the will of Samuel Bolton
Cornhill: mentioned in 1579 in the will of John Hills
Court of King's Bench: mentioned in 1610 in the will of William Cownden
Covent Garden: mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
Crutched Friars: mentioned in 1640 in the will of Nicholas Morton
East India Company: mentioned in 1633 in the will of Richard Brome
Fetter Lane: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Richard Sanders
Gracechurch Street: Christopher and Shears, messuage in: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Pigeon
Gracechurch Street: house in: mentioned in 1625 in the will of George Payne
Gracechurch Street: messuage in: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Pigeon
Gracechurch Street: the Crosters at: mentioned in 1575 in the will of Leonard Watson
Gray's Inn: mentioned in 1596 in the will of John Young
Gray's Inn: mentioned in 1605 in the will of John Emson
Gray's Inn: mentioned in 1639 in the will of Richard Benfield
Inner Temple: mentioned in 1608 in the will of Edmund Snape
Inner Temple: mentioned in 1616 in the will of John Goffe
Inner Temple: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Paul Micklethwaite
Iremonger Lane: mentioned in 1627 in the will of Thomas Stockton
Leadenhall Street: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
Lincoln's Inn: mentioned in 1607 in the will of John Preston
London Bridge: mentioned in 1611 in the will of Richard Padge
London Stone: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Paul Micklethwaite
Ludgate Hill: mentioned in 1644 in the will of Thomas Pate
Middle Temple: mentioned in 1588 in the will of Thomas Cure
Middle Temple: mentioned in 1596 in the will of John Young
Middle Temple: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Addy Sare
Playhouse: the Curtain, Shoreditch: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Thomas Pope
Queenhithe: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Richard Sanders
Shoreditch: Curtain playhouse: mentioned in 1603 in the will of Thomas Pope
Smithfield: Pye Corner: mentioned in 1558 in the will of Nicholas Lentall
Smithfield: hospital in: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
St Bartholomew's Hospital: mentioned in 1644 in the will of Thomas Pate
St Katherine's Hospital: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Katherine Yearwood
Stepney, manor of: mentioned in 1645 in the will of Michael Nicholson
Stepney: Green Dragon: mentioned in 1646 named in the will of John Hayman
Temple Bar: mentioned in 1614 in the will of Francis Okey
Thames Street: house in: mentioned in 1608 in the will of John Payne (3)
Tower of London, yeoman warder of: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Magdalen Master
Wardrobe, the: mentioned in 1588 in the will of Thomas Cure
Watling Street: messuage in: mentioned in 1619 in the will of Daniel Newman
Westminster: mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
Westminster: the Abbey: mentioned in 1668 in the will of Samuel Bolton
Whitechapel: tenements in: mentioned in 1590 in the will of William Morrey
Surrey:
Bermondsey Street: houses in: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Pigeon
Bermondsey: Five Foot Lane: mentioned in 1615 in the will of William Hovell
Lambeth: house in: mentioned in 1630 in the will of Henry Williams (2)
Newington: lands in: mentioned in 1610 in the will of William Mee
Newington: mentioned in 1567 in the will of Thomas Tedder
Newington: tenements in: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
Rotherhithe: mentioned in 1608 in the will of John Launde
Sewers, Commissioners of the: mentioned in 1619 in the will of William Russell
Sewers, Jury of the: mentioned in 1610 in the will of William Mee
St George Southwark: (St George the Martyr): mentioned in 1635 in the will of Samuel Simons
St George Southwark: Cock in the Hoop: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St George Southwark: Pied Bull Alley: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
St George Southwark: mentioned in 1563 in the will of Arthur Keene
St George Southwark: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
St George Southwark: mentioned in 1583 in the will of Jane Palmer
St George Southwark: mentioned in 1612 in the will of Sarah Limepit
St George Southwark: mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
St George Southwark: mentioned in 1646 in the will of will
St George Southwark: messuage in: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St George's Fields: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Marshall
St Mary Newington: mentioned in 1579 in the will of John Hills
St Mary Newington: mentioned in 1579 in the will of John Hills
St Mary Newington: mentioned in 1635 in the will of Samuel Simons
St Olave Southwark: Battle Bridge: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St Olave Southwark: Bermondsey Street: tenement in: mentioned in 1645 in the will of Michael Nicholson
St Olave Southwark: Bermondsey Street: the James, tenement: mentioned in 1645 in the will of Michael Nicholson
St Olave Southwark: Chequer Alley: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St Olave Southwark: Grammar School: mentioned in 1560 in the will of Henry Leake
St Olave Southwark: Seven Stars: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St Olave Southwark: Three Kings, tenement at bridge foot: mentioned in 1645 in the will of Michael Nicholson
St Olave Southwark: Three Kings: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St Olave Southwark: Three Naked Boys Alley, messuage in: mentioned in 1618 in the will of John Treherne
St Olave Southwark: house and wharf in: mentioned in 1676 in the will of Thomas Wadsworth (2)
St Olave Southwark: houses in: mentioned in 1594 in the will of John Pigeon
St Olave Southwark: mentioned in 1560 in the will of Henry Leake
St Olave Southwark: mentioned in 1562 in the will of Christopher Thomson
St Olave Southwark: mentioned in 1563 in the will of Arthur Keene
St Olave Southwark: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
St Olave Southwark: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Philip Plysaert
St Olave Southwark: mentioned in 1627 in the will of Thomas Stockton
St Olave Southwark: mentioned in 1645 in the will of William Sledd
St Olave Southwark: messuages in: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St Olave Southwark: tenements in: mentioned in 1624 in the will of Jacob Mead
St Olave Southwark: the Woolsack: mentioned in 1623 in the will of Jane Mayhew
St Thomas Hospital, Southwark: mentioned in 1581 in the will of George Skevington
St Thomas Hospital: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
St Thomas Hospital: mentioned in 1601 in the will of Leonard Smith
St Thomas Hospital: mentioned in 1608 in the will of John Payne (3)
St Thomas Southwark: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Anthony Smith
St Thomas Southwark: mentioned in 1646 in the will of John Hayman
Beyond London:
Cambridge: Pembroke College: Mark Frank, master of; his will
Deptford: Trinity House: mentioned in 1609 in the will of Magdalen Master
Rye: French Church, poor of: mentioned in 1576 in the will of George Syer
Syon: mentioned in 1558 in the will of Nicholas Lentall
Ships:
ship Charles: mentioned in 1629 in the will of Nicholas Newman
ship Discovery: mentioned in 1633 in the will of Richard Brome
ship Dolphin: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Richard Sanders
ship Great James: mentioned in 1630 in the will of Christopher Baran
ship Great James: mentioned in 1632 in the will of John Abel
ship Morris: mentioned in 1626 in the will of Edward Cobham
ship Ninth Whelp: mentioned in 1629 in the will of Clement Bolton
Foreign:
Antwerp: mentioned in 1560 in the will of Henry Leake
Canada: mentioned in 1631 in the will of Richard Philpot
East Indies: mentioned in 1625 in the will of William Pointer
East Indies: mentioned in 1627 in the will of John Kellock
East Indies: mentioned in 1629 in the will of Nicholas Newman
East Indies: mentioned in 1629 in the will of Thomas Thorn
Indies: mentioned in 1622 in the will of Richard Sanders
Ireland: lord chief justice of Ireland Sir George Shirley, 1627: named in the will of John Marshall
New England: mentioned in 1638 in the will of John Sedgwick