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Dame Margaret Osborne< no role >
Widdow and Relief of1600
Sir Edward Osborne< no role > Knight
Clothworker (Major in 1583
15. Eliz & who was Buried In
this Church in 1591) afterwards
the Wife of Sir Robert Clarke< no role >
Knt one of the Barons of the
Exchequer gave 40s Yearly
for ever to the Poor and Charged the same
on a Messuage in the East
side of Phillpot Lane< no role > heretofore

NB This Benefaction to be paid on
Midsumer day Yearly forever}
a Brewhouse called The Cock
and Bell in the Koop now
Rented by Mr Christopher
Wade Glazier

NB no particular day
appointed for the
Distribution of this Charity

Lady Harvey
Widdow and Relict of Sir
Sebastian Harvey< no role > Knt .
Ironmonger Major 1618.16.
Jac 1. who was the Son of Sir
James Harvey< no role > Knt . (Major in 1582
& who lyes Buried in this Church)
afterwards the Wife of Sir Thomas
Hinton Knt gave £120 to be laid
out in the Purchase of Land for

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Lady Harvey
the Use of the Poor & to pay
thereout Yearly for ever £6 Vizt.
1600

To the Minister reading
divine Service and Preaching on
Maunday Thursday1..10..0
To the 2 C.Wardens 5 each 0..10..0
To the Clarke0..6..8
To the Sexton0..3..4
2..10..
To the Poor3..10..0
6..0..0

Distributed on Maunday
Thursday

NB It appears Entry in the
Old Leidger f. 27. that there was an
Indenture or Agreement between Sir
Thomas Hinton< no role > & his Lady & the
Parson & Parishioners Relating to the
Distribution of this Gift

Mr John Hewell< no role >
Citizen and Clothworker 1602
Bequeathed the like Sum of £120 to
be laid out in the Purchase of Land
for the Use of the Poor to distribute
in Bread and Money unto 12 poor
Men & Women Yearly for ever 2s
Weekly among them and was
Buried here the 3. July 1602.