Hopkins, Hill, Hagger, Hovey, Hutchins, Howard, Harwood, Hughes, Hatley, Izard, Ingold, Iniver (or Enever), Ives, Jackson, Johnson, Jones, Jelley, Knight, King, Knagg, Killhog, Kent, Kerry, Lowin, Lake, Liddall, Legg, Lavender, Lightfoot, Lilley, Lawrence, Leverton, More, Maplestone, Monk, May, Mighill, Mills, Mason, Morrice, Muckley, Mathews, Mansworth, Newman, Nash, Nicholson, Nichols, Norris, North, Oxford, Oliver, Odall, Oliff, Peacock, Padley, Parrot, Powell, Pool, Pickbone, Poor, Payson, Plume, Pearman, Perriman, Parmenter, Pegram, Palmer, Parson, Ramsey, Robinson, Rutherforth, Roberts, Richardson, Rickinson, Rogers, Reynolds, Richards, Read, Smith, Sayer, Stringer, Shelley, Stokes, Sutton, Stubberfield, Sumner, Sawdry, Stock, Starling, Standish, Simonds, Salisbury, Stallibrass, Standish, Swift, Stickney, Stevens, Sears, Shotbolt, Sharp, Tanner, Taylor, Trott, Thorn, Upchurch, Underwood, Vavassor, Vincent, Venables, Wright, Williams, Williamson, Ward, Watson, Wilkinson, Wells, Warren, Wilson, Wood, Wollaston, Wilmot, White, Wanling, Winspear, Young, Yope.

LIST OF ROXBURY CHURCH MEMBERS, NEW ENGLAND, AMERICA.

From the REV. JOHN ELIOT'S RECORD.*

William Pynchon and wife Frances, Thomas Weld and wife Margaret, William Dennison and wife Margaret, Thomas Lambe and wife Elizabeth, Samuel Wakeman and wife Elizabeth, William Parke and wife Martha, Thomas Rawlings and wife Mary, Robert Cole, John Johnson and wife Margery, Robert Gamlin, Richard Lyman and wife Sarah and daughter Phillis, Jehu Burr and wife, William Chase and wife Mary, Richard Buggy or Bugbie and wife Judith, Gregory Baxter, Francis Smith, John Perry, John Leavens, Richard Dummer and wife Mary, William Talmage and wife, John Carman and wife Florence, John Coggshall and wife Mary, Robert Cole and wife Mary, Thomas Woodford, Margery Hammond (married John Ruggles), William Heath and five children and wife Mary, William Curtis and wife Sarah and four children, Thomas Offitt (sometimes spelt Uffitt) and wife, Isaac Morrell and wife, Daniel Brewer and wife, Griffith Crafts and wife, Thomas Goldthwait, John Eliot, and wife Ann, George Alcock, Valentine Prentice and wife Alice, Abraham Pratt and wife Joanna, Anne Shelly, Rebecca Short, Mary Blott, William Hills, Mary Gamlin, Robert Gamlin, junior, and wife Elizabeth, and her son John Mayo by a former husband, John Moody and wife Sarah, John Walker and wife, Elizabeth Hinds, Elizabeth Ballard, John Porter and wife Margaret, William Cornewell and wife Joane, Samuel Basse and wife Ann, Nicholas Parker and wife Anne, Philip Sherman, Margaret Huntington, widow, her husband died on the way, Thomas Pigge and wife Mary, Samuel Finch, John Tatman, Thomas Wilson and wife Ann and three children, Jasper Rawlings, Joshua Hewes, Isaac Johnson, Ralph Hinningway, Sarah Odding, daughter-in-law to John Porter, Thomas Hills, Thomas Hale, Edward Riggs,

Hewes, a maid, John Stow and wife Elizabeth and 6 children, John Cumpton, Abraham Newell, Freeborn (Balch ?), Sarah Burrell, Robert Porter and wife Isabel, Elizabeth Haward, Richard Pepper and wife Mary, William Perkins, • Obligingly communicated by W. H. Whitmore, Esq., Mass., N.E. Many of the names in this Record occur in the Nazing Registers, such as Burr, Blott, Prentice, Chandler, Peake, Read, Turner, Shelly, and others. See subsequent part of this work.

↑ The celebrated apostle to the Indians and his wife.

Robert Sever, wife of Walter Disborough, Christopher Peake, Edward Payson, Nicholas Baker, Joseph Welde, Elizabeth Wise, Thomas Bell, William Webb and wife, Adam Mott and wife Sarah, Richard Carder, Anna, wife of William Vassall, Laurence Whittamore, John Ruggles and wife Barbara, Isaac Heath, John Atwood and wife Martha, Philip Eliot, Elizabeth Bowes, Jasper Gun, Thomas Birchard and wife, John Cheney and wife Martha and four children, Mary Norris, Henry Bull, Thomas Jenner, wife of Thomas Bell, James How and wife, John Gore and wife Rhoda, Mary Swaine, Jane Lord, Giles Payson, Edward Porter and wife Elizabeth and two children, wife of Abraham Newell, Elizabeth Dowell, Phillis Pepper, Robert Williams and wife Elizabeth, Judith Weed (wife of Thomas Weed), Samuel Hagbourne and wife Katherine, Abraham Howe and wife, Arthur Geary and wife, Thomas Ruggles and wife Mary, Edward Bridges and wife Mary, wife of Isaac Johnson, Christian Spisor, a maid, Johanna Boyse, a maid, Thomas Mihill and wife, Mathew Boyse and wife, Widow Green, John Miller and wife Lydia, George Holmes, William Chandler and wife Hannah, Silence, wife of Thomas Robinson, Widow Sheaffe, Mr. Blackburn and wife, Samuel Chapin, Griggs, Richard Peacock, John Roberts, mother, wife, &c. from Wales, James Astwood and wife Sarah, George Kilborne, Dorothy Harbeetle, a maid, Ann Wallis, a maid, Thomas Dudley and wife Dorthy, John Trumbell, Gowen Anderson and wife, Robert Pepper, John Hull, John Bowles and wife Dorothy, Thomas Bumsted and wife Susan and two children, wife of William Cheny, Barbara, wife of Joseph Weld, John Mays and wife, Ann, wife of Lewis Jones, John Mathews and wife, Richard Woody and wife, wife of Martin Stebbins, wife of George Holmes, Judith, wife of John Graves, Thomas Baker and wife, William Lewis and wife, Cicely, wife of Samuel Chapin, Elizabeth, wife of John Roberts, Hugh Pritchard and wife Eliner, John Scarboro' and wife, Bridget, wife of George Denison, Mary Jordan, Edward White, James Morgan, Edmund Sheffield, Thomas Reives, Richard Goard, Robert Starkweather and wife Joan, William Franklin, Henry Farnham, Thomas Gardiner, Widow Gardiner, John Stonehard, Mrs. Farrow, Robert Harris, Joseph Wise and wife Mary, John Turner, Thankful, wife of John Peirpoint.

EXTRACTS FROM ORIGINAL MSS. RELATING TO NAZING COURT LEET.

1625. June 8.-The jury presented thease new erected tents. by Robt. Gowdge, Wm. Wilkenson, Jo. Shelley, Will. Brasier, Robt. Bowsell, Mr. Kinge, Jo. Holly, James Nycolls, Robt. Graves, Geo. Daye, and Wm. Shelley.

1632. October 16.-William Searle and Elizabeth, his wife, surrendered into the hand of the Lord of the Manor of Nazing by the Rod according to the custom of the said manor by the hands of John Curtys and Richard Campe, customary tenants.

1637. May 31.-Itm. we psent Andrew Grave for not sufferinge the water to have the right course from the Wholne by the Almes

howses.

And we payne him in x yf hee doe not mende the same betwene this and All Saints next.

1637. Itm. we psent Robert Keyes, John Hamman, John Payson. at the Berry (Nazing), John Ingolde of Upper towne (near the church called Nazing-Upland), George Curtis, Nicholas Campe, sen., for not makinge their fence against the Marshe. And we doe payne them in vs a peece yf they doe not mende yt betwene this and

July next.

day of

1637. Itm. we psent George Shelley for sufferinge his Marle to lye betwene Therlands and Goodgames ground and we doe payne him in xx3 yf he doe not carry the same betwene this and 2 of July next. 1637. Itm. we payne that William Shelley and John Payson dwelling in Nasinge Berry shall not common in Nasinge Wodd or elsewhere upon paine to forfeyt for every tyme soe taken xx".

1637. Itm. we payne S' ffrancis Swift to laye out the ground wch hee hath ffenced in out of Nasinge wodd and pull upp his hedge there before Lammas Daye next uppon payne to forfeyt yf yt be then unlayed out xx€.

1637. Itm. we payne that Sir ffrancis Swift, dwellinge in Nasinge Wodd Lodge, shall not common in Nasinge Wodd or elswhere on payne to forfeyt for every tyme soe taken xxo.

1637. Nasinge ff. vis. franc plege Cum Cu' baron pr. ib. die mcuri in Septmd: Pentecoste, viz xxxi Maii Anno. Car. Regis xiii.

1637. Homage. Ric. Campe, Wm. Parnell, Wm. Campe, Rob. Curtis, Geo. Homes, Geo. Curtis, Wm. Brasier, John Adams, Rob Grave, Thoms. Wilkinson, Thoms. Scott, John Mills, Thoms. Gibbs (jury), John Shelley refuse to be of yo jury. Ergo in mias. To be assigned-Nich. Campe, John Ruggles, John Curtis, Nich. Grave, sen., Thoms. Cragg, Tho. Beard, John Payson, sen., W. Alexander, John Angole, John Tolkem, John Shelley, sen., Jo. Peacocke, Roger Somner, Jasper Symonds, Lyonell Sniver, John Hutchins, John Alger, Mr. Comtem, Rob. Keyes, jun., Sam. Sawell, Hen. Brasier Wm. Carter, Thom. Campe, James ffald, John Gouge, Robt. Keyes, Wm. Clarke.

1638. Thomas Hutchin surrendered a tenement by the hands of Richard Campe and Samuel Curtis, two customary tenants of Nazing.

1638. Itm. we psent one surrender from Robert Keies, sen., to Gabriel Curtis of four cow leases in Nazing Marsh.

1643. Several portions of land were sequestered in Nazing. George Curtis and Nicholas Campe held land to the value of £11 18s. 4d. per annum. John Paison's land was valued at £45 10s.

In Nazing Parish there are ninety-eight ancient rights of commonage which belong to houses or farms scattered over the parish; each right entitles the occupier to have ten sheep, two cows or two horses on the common. On Nazing Marsh there are 653 leases divided according to the size of the farms, and which admit as many cows to graze from old May-day to old Midsummer-day, but not to remain all night. The freeholders and copyholders of Nazing have the right of fishing in Nazing Marsh waters.

A list of the names of all coppieholders and freeholders belonging to this mano' of Nazing this twelfe of January 1637. (From a MS. in the possession of the writer.)

Martin Trott, gent.,* Edward Palmer, Esq.,t John Baley, gent. William Kinge, gent., ffrancis Greene, gent., Thomas Santey, gent., John Hartwell, gent., John Armestrange, gent., John Serten, gent., Edward Jude Clerke, Thomas Carrall Clerke, John Saring Clerke, William Alexander, John Shelley, sen., Richard Campe, John Allgar, Robert Keyes, jun., William Parnell, Thomas Turner, William Campe, William Carter, John Adams, John Huchin, Thomas Huchin, Thomas Wilkinson, William Brasier, Robert Grave, John Tey, gent., John Ingola Carpenter, Henry Marshe, John Weylett, John Gore, John Curtis, John Read, Mr. Eager, in right of his wife, John Shelley, jun., John Clarke, John Mills, James Bearde, Nicholas Brewit, Nicholas Clark, Nicholas Campe, Nicholas Grave, Robert

* Martin Trott, Esq., of Waltham Abbey (and Nazing), was the son of John Trott, a London draper. He is mentioned in the Waltham Registers as a resident of Nazing (an adjoining parish to Waltham). In 1616-17 he married Phillip Vavassor, of Waltham, who died in June, 1634, and was buried at Waltham. His second wife (Mary) was also buried at Waltham, December 12, 1685, and was shortly followed by her beloved husband, who died in January, 1685-6 and was interred February I in the same burial-ground. The name occurs in the Nazing Registers as early as 1593.

+ The Palmer family still reside at Nazing Park. The present representative is Lieut.-Colonel Palmer.

Edward Jude, M.A., was vicar of Nazing, October 13, 1608, per resignation of Richard Sherman, M.A.

Keyes, sen., Mort Widow Samford, Robert Dimsdale, Richard Adam, Robert Pecock, Henry Pecock, Robert Sayer, Robert Campe, Robert Curtis, Thomas Scott, in right of his wife, Akyor Brokas, William Bowyer, William Clarke, William Huchin, Andrew Grave, Thomas Gibbs, Elias Knight, Edward Pason, George Curtis, George Wilkinson, George Peppercorne, Mort Widow Miles, Cheshunt men freeholders,* Evans, his wife for Walkersland, Henry Beech, John Waylett, in right of his wife for Tysoms, George Holmes, Widdow Renoles, Widdow Hewes, Widdow Greene, Widdow Bowsell, Widdow fford, Widdow Ingole, Widdow Wilkinson, Phillip Shelley, Phillip Turner.

A list of tenants within the Manor of Nazing 1637-8. (From a MS. in the possession of the writer.)

Edward Palmer, Esq., Martin Trott, gent., Thomas Santley, gent., John Hartwell, gent., William King, gent., foreman, jun. x,† Francis Greene, gent., John Certaine, gent., William Alexander, gent, x, John Shelley, sen., John Shelley, jun., x, Robert Keise x, Richard Camp, x, William Parnell, John Algar, John Hutchin, William Campe, John Waylett, John Adam, x, Robt. Curtis, John Curtis x, William Braseyer, Thomas Wilkinson, Robert Grave, Andrew Grave x, Nicholas Grave, jun., Nicholas Clarke, William Carter, William Bowyer, John Ingolle, sen., X, John Ingole, jun., x, Thomas Turner, Nicholas Campe, x, Thomas Scott, George Curtis,X. A footnote states as follows:Adiornd over till Wednesdaie in Whitson week. Sent the warrants for Waltham and Sywardstone [Sewardstone] tents. Sauley his house on against New Inn Gate.‡

A farm situated in Nazing was purchased about this time by the parishioners of Cheshunt, and was valued at £15 per annum. This money, together with King James's gift, was for the poor of the parish of Cheshunt. In 1722 a piece of copyhold land, situated in Waltham Abbey, and belonging to Mr. Jones, was purchased with the money realized out of the rents of Nazing Farm. The annual value was estimated at £25. †Those marked x were jurymen.

Saluey means Viscount Doncaster, Baron of Sauley, James Hay Earl of Carlisle, whose residence was near the Abbey Church of Waltham. "New Inn Gate" probably stood on the site of the present hotel of the same name, and situate at the extreme east end of Sunstreet, Waltham Abbey.