Mr. Hugh Hare, brother to the Rt. Hon. Henry Lord Coleraine, buried June 19th, 1683.-Katherine (daughter of John Holt, Esq.), widow of Hugh Hare, May 4th, 1704.-Edward Hare, infant, August 26th, 1689.—Madam Lydia (daughter of Mathew Carlton, Esq. of Edmonton), wife of Hugh Hare, Esq. May 22d, 1704.--Hugh Hare, Esq. March 1st, 1706–7, (father of the last Lord Coleraine).--The Rt. Hon. Henry Lord Coleraine buried July 15th, 1708.— The Rt. Hon. Lady Dowager Coleraine (daughter of Sir Henry Lacy, Bart. of Broxbourne), aged 90, buried January 19th, 1731-2.-The Rt. Hon. Henry Lord Coleraine died August 10th, buried 24th, 1749; the last Lord Coleraine of this family.-Hon. Hugh Hare buried June 14th, 1720.-Hon. Madam Constantia, December 30th, 1721. October 22d, 1711-Robert Smith was touched for the evil by her most gracious majesty, Queen Anne. ation he continued above twenty years, and resigned it before his death, which happened on the 31st of May 1723, in the seventy-third year of his age. He was buried June 4, at Islington. Prefixed to his "Glossarium Antiquitatum Britannicarum, 1719," 8vo. is a fine head of him by Vertue, from a picture by Highmore, when Baxter was in the sixty-ninth year of his age; in some of the earliest impressions of which the painter's name is spelt Hymore. This picture was painted for a club-room, where Mr. Baxter presided, in the Old Jewry; but the landlord removing, took it away with him, and it has never been heard of since. Mr. Highmore enquired after it a few years ago in vain. Mr Baxter, late in life, married a woman without a fortune, but of a very good character, named Sarah Carturit, by whom he had two sons and three daughters. He wrote his own life, a transcript of which was in the library of Mr. Tutet, under this title :-" Vitæ D. Gulielmi Baxteri, sive Popidii, a se ipso conscriptæ Fragmentum; ex ipsius schedis manu propria exaratis erutum, December 26, 1721." Sir Thomas Ambrose died in this parish, carried to Aldgate to be buried, February 27th, 1725-6.-Lady Ambrose carried away December 22d, 1728. Sir George Rivers, Bart. buried August 9th, 1734. Family of Beauchamp Proctor, Bart.-Mary Beauchamp Proctor buried July 21st, 1755.-William, son of Sir William Beauchamp Proctor, Bart. May 2d, 1759.-Jane Lady Beauchamp Proctor, aged 37, buried May 20th, 1761, INSTANCES OF LONGEVITY. Year. Name. Age. Year. 1772 Jane Gassett. 94 E. Strangeways 99 1774 Ruth Dennis.. 91 1776 Catherine Leach 91 1778 Stephen Petts. 98 1779 Laurence Lomax 91 1781 E. Shuttleworth 92 1785 Thomas Hackett 90 Thomas Booth. 97 . 1786 Randall Turnly 99 1787 Sus. Reynardson 90 1789 Ths. Reynoldson 80 1790 Richard Lewis. 84 Mary Collins.. 90 1791 Thos. Baldwin. 81 1792 Richd. Wybrow 89 Ann Oakley.... 80* Elizabeth Everit 80 Richard Berry . 80 1793 Natl. Mc. Gee. 90 Sarah Bignell.. 80 1794 Ann Dolissen.. 87 1795 Frances Edwards 84 Judith Tyler.. 85 S. Jermyn, Esq. 83 1797 Martha Watkins 82 Eliz. Watson.. 82 Sarah Gaywood 80 1798 Robert Scarffy. 82 Wm. Hoxhart. 90 Elizabeth Cox. 89 Catherine Sitton 97 Prudence Nixon 83 1799 Cathe. Chapman 82 George Billet.. 92 Hannah Hagger 84 William Pryer. 80 1800 John Spicer .. 80 John Egerton.. 100 Ann Spicer.... 95 1801 J. Cranmer, Esq. 82 Andrew Corker 80 Judith Fisher.. 80 1802 Susanna Zachery 80 Martha Day.... 84 Judith Barrance 88 Mary Brown.. 84 1803 Mary Straffon. 86 Hannah Green. 95 Ann Butler.... 84 Margaret Carver 80 John Mason .. 80 Solomon Heddy 84 Eliz. Reynolds. 89 88 Ann Madox.... 90 1804 Eliz. Holmes Name. 1804 Piercy Hill 1805 Mary Smith.... 80 Robert Benwell. 82 Ann Langley 84 Elizabeth Fisher 87 Martha Calvert 84 1808 Thomas Wood.. 80 Mary Johnston.. 90 Mary Hodge.... 85 Eliz. Chapman.. 84 James Smith .... 81 Thomas Johnson 84 George Holewell 82 1810 Ann Cope...... 98 William Witnam 80 Thomas Tilley.. 84 1811 Edward Dimock 82 Benjamin Frost . 83 Sarah Lewis.... 83 Emelia Williams 84 1812 Eliz. Burman.. 84 Mary Salkhill.. 80 T Judith Cartwright 88 Ann Bailey.... 80 Richard Moses. 85 John Bedshaw.. 83 "Ex dono Janæ dominæ de Barkham de Tottenham High Cross viduæ.” Arms.-Barry of 7, a chevron impaling a bordure, engrailed on a pale 3 crosses quartering a chevron charged with 3 helmets. On another dish : "Mr. George Wanley's fine for upper churchwarden, and all other offices in the parish of Tot, tenham High Cross, 1727." In the centre his cypher. On a flagon silver gilt :— The gift of Sarah, late Duchess Dowager of Somerset, to the parish church in the county of Middlesex, A. D. 1694. weighing 61 oz. 1 dwt. was, by order of the vestry, exchanged for this: Weight at bottom, 46 oz. 10 dr. Another flagon has the same inscription, except the weight, which is 45 oz. 16 dwt. and appears to have been exchanged for an old one which weighed 63 oz. 1 dwt. The chalice, silver gilt, has the same inscription, the weight is 22 oz. 8 dwt. The paten has this inscription: "The gift of Sarah late Dutchess of Somerset deceased, to the parish church of Tottenham High Cross in the county of Middlesex, Anno Dni. 1694." The COMPARATIVE STATE of the POPULATION of the Parish of Tottenham, from the Reign of Queen Elizabeth.- The Parish Register begins in the year 1558: IN 1559 (Sept.) there were five persons killed by a thunder bolt, and buried at the same time. Note. There are no entries of baptisms in 1507, nor burials in 1566, 7, 8. |