THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURYTRADERS' TOKENS
BY
J. L. and N. L. WETTON
THE following list of the Surrey seventeenth-century traders'
tokens has been compiled primarily with the view to present-
ing in one place as complete a record as possible of this
series. It is based upon G. C. Williamson's Trade Tokens issued in
the Seventeenth Century, 1889, as supplemented by Wilfrid Hooperin the Society's Collections, Vol. XLVIII, 1943, and as subsequentlycorrected and added to where necessary. Where corrections havehad to be made to the earlier lists a note of explanation is appended.In addition, the opportunity has been taken to include an alpha-
betical list of the token issuers which it is hoped will facilitate their
checking against other records.
Numbering
An endeavour has also been made in the list to simplify the tokennumbering system, which has hitherto been'based upon Williamson'smethod of a single "county" list with later additions denoted byletters. For this purpose the county list (numbered 1 to 307 byWilliamson) has been divided into separate town lists and each issuer
given a separate number. Where any particular issuer had more thanone token issue, the later issue or issues are denoted by letters. Forexample, Barnes had four token issuers, but one of them (ThomasEmberton) had two token issues of different dates. This system,which is represented by the first number against each entry, enablesthe number of tokens from each town and the number of tokensfrom each issuer to be seen at a glance, and it is hoped that it will
also make future additions and amendments easier. The secondnumber, where this occurs, is the number given by Williamson to thesame token in his list and it is included here for two reasons: first,
Williamson's book remains the standard work on the seventeenth-century tokens, and, secondly, it enables later recordings, not fisted
by Williamson, also to be identified (from their single number) at aglance.
It should be emphasized that the list seeks only to record theknown Surrey tokens by a simple reference to their inscriptions.
Differences in size and thickness and minor die varieties, of whichthere are many, are not recorded.
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30 THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS TOKENS
A binger
1.1 FLORRANCE WEBB—FWOF ABENWORTH 63—FW
Bagshot
1.2
Barnes1
1.
2.4
2a.3
3.5
4.7
Battersea
1.8
2.9
2a.l0
3.11
4.12
4a
WILLIAM MOORE—A tree
IN BAGSHOTT 1669—HIS HALF PENY
IAMES EDWARDS—A malt shovel
AT BARNES 1660—IAETHOMAS EMBERTON AT—Blacksmiths' ArmsIN BARNES 1657—TMETHOMAS EMBERTON AT—Blacksmiths' ArmsIN BARNES 1667—TMECHARLES GOODWIN—HIS HALF PENYOF BARNES VINTNER—A bear
TIMOTHY HARLEY AT THE—Man on horseback
HORSE IN BARNES 1667—HIS HALF PENY T(MH conjoined)
RICHARD GREENE—HIS HALF PENYOF BATTERSEY—Two oars crossed
IOHN KEMP IN PVTNEY—Cordwainers' ArmsOR BATERSEY 1663—HIS HALF PENYIOHN KEMP IN—Cordwainers' ArmsPVTNEY OR BATERSEY—IBK 1663
Iohn Sole his half peny 1668 (script in four lines)
BATTERSEA IN SVRRY—Bird, garter, motto,
coronet
STEVEN THECKSTON—SGT (lead) 2
LYON IN BATTERSEA—A lion
STEVEN THECKSTON—SGT (lead)
WHIT LYON IN BATTERSEY—A Hon(Plate VI, No. 1)
Beddington
1.13 ROBERT HILLER IN—An adze
BEDINTON IN SVRRY—HIS HALF PENY
1 Hooper describes another "Barnes" token (his No. 2a). This is presumably
the specimen in the Richmond Public Library which, on closer inspection,
reveals itself as a London, Petty France, token (Williamson's No. London2222).
1 Steven Theckston's No. 4 is larger than his No. 4a and the two may be the
halfpenny and farthing respectively.
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Bletchingley
1.14
2.16
2a. 17
Bramley
1.18
IOSEPH BVTTRE 1666—IB 1
IN BLEACHINGLY—IBRICHARD MILES AT—Grocers' ArmsBLECHINGLEY 1656—RMRICHARD MILES AT—Grocers' ArmsBLECHINGLY 1665—RM
IOSEPH CHITTY—Blacksmiths' ArmsIN BRAMLEY 1666—ISC
(Plate VI, No. 2)
Camberwell
1.19 THOMAS PHILIPS AT YE—Bull's headIN CAMBERWELL 1666—TMP
Capel
1.
Chertsey
1.20
1/P.
2.21
2a.22
2b.
3.23
3a.24
4.25
4a.26
5.27
6.28
DAVID COOPER—1666
OF CAPELL—DC
THIS FARTHING MADE FOR—A churchCHERTSEY IN SVRRY 1668—A churchTHIS FARTHING MADE FOR—A church (inscribed,
pattern)
CHERTSEY IN SVRRY 1668—A church2
(Plate VI, No. 4)
WILLIAM BVRNETT IN—A woman churningCHIRTEY IN SVRY 1666—WMBWILLIAM BVRNETT IN—A woman churningCHIRTEY IN SVRY—WMBWILLIAM BVRNETT IN—A woman churningCHIRTCEY IN SVRRY—WMB (Plate VI, No. 3)
THOMAS BVTTERFEILD—Three dovesIN CHVRCEY 1652—TBTHOMAS BVTTERFEILD—Two dovesIN CHVRCEY 1659—TBRICHARD CHAPMAN—RACIN CHERCSEY 1652—Grocers' ArmsRICHARD CHAPMAN—RACIN CHERTSEY 1652—Grocers' ArmsWILLIAM LEE OF—A portcullis
CHERSEY 1656-WILFRANCIS POND IN—Pairs of scissors FIPCHERSEY IN SVRRY 1670—HIS HALF PENY
1 Contrary to Hooper's assertion, this token does exist.2 The Chertsey town farthing denoted "1/P" is a thick copper disc, in the
writers' collection, with the town farthing design engraved instead of struck.It may be a pattern.
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Chiddingfold
1 .29 THOMAS LVSHER 68—Two pipes and roll of tobacco
IN CHIDDINGFOLD—TEL
Chobham
1.30 WILLIAM LVFFE—A hart lodgedIN CHOBHAM—WAL
Clapham
1.31
2.
Cobham
1.32
2.33
WILLIAM GVRNEY—Watermens' ArmsOF CLAPHAM 1664—WAGWILLIAM SMALPEECE AT THE—Hart lodged, 1
W7HITE HART AT CLAPHAM—WAS(Plate VI, No. 5)
THOMAS KING OF—HIS HALF PENYCOBVM IN SVRREY—TEKFRANCIS TVRILL—HIS HALFE PENNYOF COBHAM 1667—FAT
Cranleigh
1.34 WILLIAM DIDLESFOLD—Mercers' ArmsOF CRANLEY—WD
la.Hants.64 WILLIAM DIDLESFOLD—Mercers' Arms 1
OF FARAM MERCER—WD2.35 IOHN MOWER AT THE—Mercers' Arms
IN CRANLEY 1667—IM
Croydon
1.37
la.36
2.38
3.
3a.
EDMOND ATWATER—St. George & DragonIN CROYDEN—EEAEDMOND ATWATER—St. George & DragonIN CROYDEN HS HALF PENY—EEAEDWARD BVSH OF—A thorn bush (Glastonbury
Holv Thorn)CRAYDON IN SVRREY—EKBDORATHE EATEN—A mug or beakerAT CROYDEN 1666—DE (Plate VI, No. 6)
DORATHE EATEN—A mug and two roses
AT CROYDEN 1666—DE and two roses
1 The obverse of William Didlesfold's Cranleigh and Fareham tokens are
obviously from the same die and there is little doubt that the two tokens wereissued by the same individual. The Cranleigh specimen usually contains rust
spots and other die faults which suggest that it is the later one, i.e. that theissuer moved from Fareham to Cranleigh. Since the two issues would no doubthave been interchangeable, the Fareham one is added to the Surrey list.
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3b. DORATHE EATEN—A mug or beakerAT CROYDEN 1671—HER HALF PENY
4.39 MATHEVV GLOVER MMG (across the field)
OF CROYDEN HIS HALF PENNY 1668 (in five fines)
5. NICHOLAS HATCHER—The Hatcher ArmsOF CROYDEN—NH
6.40 IOHN HEFFEILD—Man making candles
OF CROYDON—IMH7.41 IOHN IOHNSON—A spade
IN CROYDEN 1668—HIS HALF PENY8.42 ROBERT LITTLE AT THE—Three tuns
IN CROYDON 1667—HIS HALF PENY9.43 ROBERT LLOYDE AT THE—A greyhound
GRAYHOVND IN CRAYDON—HIS HALF PENY1668
10. HENRY MILLES—Man (1) working at forge
IN CROYDEN 1667—HMM (Plate VI, No. 7)
11.44 RICHARD RAGG AT YE—Catherine wheelIN CROYDON 1668—HIS HALF PENY—RAR
12.45 CHARLES AND MARGERY—HALF PENYSEALE IN CROYDEN 1667—CMS
13.46 ANTHONY STOCKES OF—Man making candles
CROYDON IN SVRRY 1668—HIS HALFE PENYAES
Dorking
1.47 ELZABETH BOTHEL OF—EBDARKING IN SVRREY—EB
2.48 EDWARD GOODWIN—Man making candles
OF DARKIN IN SVRRY—EEG3.49 EDMOND LISSNE—EL
IN DARKING—EL4.50 IOHN PENFOLD OF—IP
DORKING IN SVRRY—IP5.53 WILLIAM PENFOLD—WMP
IN DARKIN 1663—WMP5a.52 WILLIAM PENFOLD—WMP
IN DARKIN 1665—WMP5b.51 WILLIAM PENFOLD—WMP
IN DARKIN 1666—WMP6.54 THOMAS STEEDMAN OF—A sugar loaf1
DORKINGE IN SVRRIE—TES7.56 IOHN WATKINS—1667
IN DARKING—IAW
1 Williamson also includes a token reading "Thomas Steedmance . . .
Dorkinge" which he describes as probably an error of the die sinker for this
token. It seems more likely to have been a misreading.
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Egham1.57 STEPHEN ERLE AT THE—King's head1
IN EGHAM 1666—HIS HALFE PENYla. STEPHEN HALL AT YE—King's head (1) crowned
IN EGGHAM 1667—HIS HALFE PENYlb. STEPHON HALL AT YE—King's head (1) crowned
IN EGGHAM 1667—HIS HALFE PENY(Plate VI, No. 8)
2.58 NICHOLAS ESTWICKE—HIS HALF PENYIN EADGHAM 1669—NME
3.59 GEORGE FRY AT WHIT—A lion
IN EGGAM 1666—GAF4.60 EDWARD HIDE OF EGHAM—A crown
HIS HALFE PENNY 1667—EH5.61 ROGER LIVEING—A barrel yoke
BREWER IN EGAM—RIL6.62 IOHN LVFFRVM—A coach and horses
IN EGGHAM 1668—HIS HALFE PENY IAL7.63 ROBERT NAISH—Catherine wheel
OF EGHAM—RN8.64 ELLENOR RIGHT—ER
OF EGHAM—ER9.65 MATHEW TERRY 1668—A Catherine wheel
IN EDGHAM IN SYRRY—HIS HALF PENY MAT10.66 IOHNWILLMER OF EGHAM—HIS HALF PENY
IWTHE BVCHARS AREMS—Butchers' Arms
Epsom1.67
la.68
2.69
ELIZABETH AMVS AT T(HE conjoined)—King'sHead2
IN EBISHAM 1667—HER HALF PENYELIZABETH AMVS AT T(HE conjoined)—King'sHead
IN EBISHAM 1668—HER HALF PENYANTHONY ARNOLD—A stag couchant
IN EPSVM 1657—AMA
Ewell
1.
la.71
FERDINANDO DOWNEING—Lion rampantOF YEWILL—HIS HALF PENY 1663
Fardinando Downeing 1665 (script, in three hues)
OF YEWILL HIS HALF PENY—Lion rampant
1 There is some doubt whether this token has been correctly described. It
clearly belonged to Stephen Hall and is probably a misreading.2 Hooper describes a variety of this token "struck on a larger flan." He may
have mistaken it for No. la (the 1668 halfpenny) which is slightly larger.
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2.72 Samuell Hawkins of Yewell in Svrry (script, four lines)
Chandler His half Penny (script, three lines)
Farnham
1.73 AT FARNHAM—IMDIN SVRREY 1658—Blacksmiths' Arms
2.74 ROB FRIOR OF FARNVM—A fleur de lys
OAT MEALE MAKER—RIF3.75 IOHN GENANG 1669—Cordwainers' Arms
IN FARNHAM IN SVRRY—IIG4.76 IOHN GODDARD OF—A sugar loaf
FARNHAM IN SVRREY—IBG5.77 IOHN HOLLOWAY—A stick of candles
IN FARNHAME 1658—IMH6.79 IAMS HVNT IN—A castle
FARNHAM IN SVRRY—IH A fleur de lys
7.80 RICHARD LVNN AT THE—A fleur de lys RMLIN FARNHAM IN SVRRY—A griffin
8.81 FRANCIS MABBERLEY OF—FAMFARNHAM FISHMONGER—Fishmongers' Arms
9.82 HENRY MORRIS OF—Fishmongers' ArmsFARNHAM IN SVRREY—HEM
10.83 IAMES WRATH—1658
IN FARNHAM—IMW10a.84 IAMES WRATH—1664
IN FARNHAM—IMW
Godalming
1.85 HENERY BRADFOVLDE—A stick of candles
OF GODALLMIG 1657—HB2. HENERIE CHITTIN—Grocers' Arms
IN GODLYMAN—HEC (Plate VI, No. 9)
2a.86 HENRIE CHITTY—Grocers' ArmsIN GODALMAN—HEC
3.87 ROBERT CHINTON OF—A gown or cloak
GODALLMIN IN SVRREY—RXC3a.88 ROBERT CHINTON OF—A gown or cloak
GODALMIN IN SVRRY—RC3b. ROBERT CHINTON OF—A gown or cloak
GODALMING IN SVRRY—SALS MAN (in two lines)
4.89 LAWRANCE COLLINGS—A woolpackOF GODALLMINGE 69—LC
5.92 HENR MAY IN—
M
GODALLMINGE 1661—HI5a.91 HENRY MAY IN—A bottle
GODALMINGE 1666—HIM6.93 IOHN RANDALL—Dove carrying olive branch
IN GODLYMAN—IDR
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7.94 WILLIAM RAPLEY—WRRIN GODALMING—A malt shovel
7a.95 WILLIAM RAPLEY—WRRIN GODALMING 1666—A malt shovel
Godstone
1.97 MARY OSBVRN OF—Grocers' ArmsGODSTONE IN SVRRY—MO
Guildford
1.98 GYILDFORD 1668—Guildford Arms1
FMFS 1668—Arms of Edward the Confessor
2.100 IOHN BROWNE—A woolsackIN GILFORD 1656—A castle
3.101 SIMON CRANE—A woolsackIN GILFORD 1656—A castle
4.102 CHARLES HANBY—A woolsackIN GILFORD 1662—A castle
4a. 103 CHARLES HANDBY—A woolsackIN GILFORD 1662—A castle
5.105 IOHN KING IN—A woolsackGYILDFORD 1658—A Castle
5a. 104 IOHN KING IN—A woolsackGVILDFORD 64—A castle
6.106 EDWARD LEE IN—A castle
GILLDFORD 1658—A woolsack6a. 107 EDWARD LEE IN—A woolsack
GVILDFORD 1664—A castle
7.108 HENRY LEE IN—A woolsackGVILDFORD 1658—A castle
8.110 NICHOLAS LINTOTT—A castle
OF GILFORD 1656—A woolsack8a. 112 NICHOLAS LINTOTT—A castle
OF GILFORD 1658—A woolsack8b.lll NICHOLAS LINTOTT—A castle
OF GILFORD 1666—A woolsack9.115 ABDIAH MARTIN 1664—A woolsack
IN GILFORD 1652—A castle
9a. 11
4
ABDIAH MARTIN 1664—A woolsackIN GILFORD 1664—A castle
9b. 116 ABDIAH MARTIN MARTIN 1664—A woolsack 2
IN GILFORD 1664—A castle
1 Williamson notes the two varieties of the Guildford town token, but hedoes not accurately describe their difference. The most obvious differences are
that one (his No. 98) has a wider shield with the first and last date figures aboveit splayed outwards, whilst the other (his No. 99) has a narrower shield andupright figures.
2 Although clearly described by Williamson, there is some doubt about theexistence of this token, as there is about another from the same issuer said to
have been "struck on pure copper and nearly one eighth inch thick."
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10.118 IOHN MARTIN—A woolsackIN GILFORD 1652—A castle
10a.ll9 IOHN MARTIN—A woolsackIN GILFORD 1657—A castle
11.113 IOHN MAY SHOOMAKER—A shoeIN GILFORD 1668—HIS HALFE PENNY ISM 1
12.120 IOSEPH NETLES OF— IENGVILDFORD IN SVRRY—A thistle or wheatsheaf
13.121 IOHN REMNANT—A castle
OF GILLFORD 1667—A woolsack14.122 DANIELL SARLLE—A castle
IN GILFORD 1667—A woolsack15.123 IOHN SMALLPEECE—A castle and a woolsack
IN GVILFORD—Four men rowing a boat16.124 IAMES SNELLING—A woolsack
IN GVILFORDE—A castle
17.125 THOMAS TOMPSON—A castle
OF GILFORD 1657—A woolsack17a. 126 THOMAS TOMPSON—A castle
OF GILLFORD 1657—A woolsack
Haslemere
1.131
2.132
3.133
3a. 134
IOHN EDE AT THE SWAN—A swanIN HASSELMORE 1665—IMEIOHN OSBORN OF—1666HASLEMORE IN SVRRY—10HENRY SHOTTER—1667IN HASLEMORE—HESHENRY SHOTTER—1667IN HASELMORE—HES
Horsley
1.135 IOHN MOODY OF—IMHORSLEY CHANDLER—Man making candles
Kennington
1.136
Kingston
1.138
2.139
EDMVND WARRIN OF KENINGTON—HIS HALFPENY
Man and dogs hunting a rabbit
ROBERT BALLARD OF—A crane (square)KINGSTON IN SVRRY HIS HALF PENNY RMB
(in six lines)
IOSEPH BRYAN 1666—IFBIN KINGSTON VPPON THAMS—HIS HALF PENY
1 Contrary to Williamson's assessment, this is not a particularly rare token.
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3.140 EDWARD BVLDWIN—Three salmon fretted in a
triangle
IN KINGSTON 1654—EMB4. IOHN (or IHON) DELAMAIN—Grocers' Arms
IN KINGSTONE 1650—IM I)
5. THOMAS EDMONDES—Shield with quartered armsIN KING STOE 1650—TME
6.141 IOHN FEILLDER IN—Three shuttles
KINGSTON VPON THAMES—IAF6a. 142 IOHN FIELLDER IN—Three shuttles
KINGSTON VPON THAMES—HIS HALFE PENY7.145 STEPHEN FELDER IN—A man making candles
KINGSTON CHANDLER—SSF7a. STEPHEN FEILLDER 1666 (in three lines across
field) 1
IN KINGSTON VPON THAMES—HIS HALF PENY7b. 144 STEPHEN FELLDER 1666 (in three lines across field)
IN KINGSTON VPON THAMES—HIS HALF PENYSSF
7c. 143 STEPHEN FEILDER HIS HALF PENNY (in four
fines) (square)
IN KINGSTON 1668 (in three lines) Three salmon
8. RICHARD HAMMOND OF KING—HIS HALFPENY RH
STON BVCHARS ARMES—Butchers' Arms9.146 Iohn Hollis 1666 (script)
KINGSTON ON THAMES—Butchers' Arms10.147 Stephen Hvbbard 1666 (script in three fines)
IN KINGSTON ON THAMS—Cordwainers' Arms11.148 IAMES LEVITT OF—Three salmon naiant
KINGSTON PON THA—IML12. WILLIAM LIDGOWLD OF—A rose crowned
KINGSTONE HIS HALPENY—WML13.149 HENRY MARTINE AT YE GOVLDEN—A griffin
AT KINGSTONE ON THAMES—HIS HALFE PENYHMM
14.150 ROBERT PEARSON—Three rabbits, two and one
OF KINGSTON 1669—HIS HALF PENY15.151 CHARLES SALTER IN 1665—Tallowchandlers' Arms
KINGSTONE VPON THAMES—CMS16.152 ITT OF KINGSTON—Three salmon naiant
IML OF KINGSTON—Unknown17. IAMES WIGHT OF KINGSTON—HIS HALF PENY
II
W
THE BARBORS ARRMES—Barbers' Arms(Plate VI, No. 10)
1 This token is described in Dr. Finny's booklet on Kingston published in
1902 in the "Homeland" series. It may be a misreading.
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17a.l53 IAMES WIGHT IN KINGSTON—Barbers' ArmsVPPON THAMES 1669—HIS HALF PENY IIW
17b.l54 IAMES WHITE IN KINGSTON—Barbers' ArmsVPPON THAMES 1669—HIS HALF PENY IIW
18.155 GEORGE WOODMAN AT—Man making candles
KINGSTOIN THEAMES—GBW19.156 ROBERT WOORNVM IN—A shovel
KINGSON VPON THEAMS—RFW
Lambeth
1.157 RICH ALLFORD ON YE NAROW—Watermens'Arms
WALL IN LAMBETH PARISH—HIS HALFEPENY 1668
2.158 IOHN BVRTON HIS—A negro's headHALF PENY IN LAMBETH—IEB
3.159 IOHN BORGEINE—A fish
IN LAMBETH 1663—IAB4.160 ARON CARTAR—A sword erect
IN LAMBATH MARSH—AAC5.161 HERCVLIS COX STARCH—A wheatsheaf and three
birds
MAKER IN LAMBETH 69—HIS HALF PENY HEC6.126 AT THE BLVE BOOR—A wild boar
IN LAMBETH 1651—TID7.163 THOMAS EDMONDS—Three porters, hand barrow
and sack
IN LAMBETH 1668—HIS HALFE PENNY7a. 164 THOMAS ESMONDE—Two men carrying a load1
IN LAMBETH 1668—HIS HALFE PENNY8.165 GABRIELL FISHLOCKE—Bakers' Arms GCF
IN LAMBETH MARSH 1665—HIS HALF PENY9.166 ROWLAND HILL IN LAMBETH—Lion and anchor,
two crownsMARSH HIS HALFE PENY 1667—RFH
10.167 THE BARE AND RAGED—A bear and ragged staff
STAFE IN LAMBETH—TEI11.168 CHRIST IONES AT YE RED ONE—A cow
YE NARROW WALL IN LAMBETH—HIS HALFEPENY
12.169 WILLIAM KIMBEL IN LAM—YO PVNCHNELLYaround Punch
BETH MARCH HIS HALF PENY—WBK13.170 IOHN RAINE NEW PLANTACVN—HIS HALFE
PENY IARNARROW WALL NEAR LAMBETH—Two sawyers
at work
1 This description may have resulted from a misreading of the previous token
.
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14.171 IESPER ROASE—Noah's Ark with dove over
IN LAMBETH 1667—IER14a. 172 IASPER ROASE—Noah's Ark with dove over
IN LAMBETH 1667—IER15.Lond. MICHAELL WARDNER AT YE—Bust of Henry VIII
1636 with capIN LAMBETH HIS HALF PENY—MEW
16.173 IAMES WAST 1669—St. George & DragonIN LAMBETH—HIS HALF PENY IIW
17.174 WILLIAM WILKESON—Two men carrying a barrel
IN LAMBETH 1668—HIS HALFE PENNY
Leatherhead
1.175 EDWARD SHALES AT YE—A swanIN LEATHERHED IN SVRRY—HIS HALF PENY
Limpsfield
1. IOHN GRATWICK 1666—A swanIN LIMPSFIELD—IKG
Lingjleld
1.176
2.177
THOMAS HEATH—Merchant Tailors' ArmsIN LINGFEILD 1668—TIHIOHN KNIGHT IN—Mercers' ArmsLINGEFILD IN SVRRY—IEK
Merstham
1. THOMAS CLEMENT—Grocers' ArmsGROCER IN MESTHAM—HIS HALF PENY TC
2.180 WILLIAM SHORTER—1658
AT MESTHAM IN SVRREY—WS
Mitcham
1.182
la.181
2.183
3.184
HENRY LVKE—HIS FARTHINGOF MICHAM 1664—HALHENRY LVKE—HIS FARTHINGOF MICHAM 1667—HALDAVID MORGAN AT YE—A buck's headIN MICHAM IN SVRRY—HIS HALF PENYW. I. THORPE 1667 (in three lines)
AT MICHAM—A dog running with a duck
Mortlake
1.
2.185
EDWARD RAKENS—EEROF MORCLAK 1659—EER (Plate VI, No. 11)
WILLIAM THORNETON—Merchant Tailors' ArmsIN MORTLACKE 1665—HIS HALFE PENY
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3. 187
41
PETER WHITE IN MORECLACK—PDWHONI SOIT QYI MAL Y PENSE—Arms of City of
London
Newington Butts
1.188 EDWARD BATT AT THE BELL—A beU 1667AT ST MARY NEWINGTON BVTTS—HIS HALFPENNY EAB
2.189 AT THE 3 TVNNES—Three tuns
AT NEWINTVN BVTTES—WIB3.190 IOSEPH HALL AT OLD SMVGGS—A smith working
at anvil
AT NEWINGTON BVTTS 1667—HIS HALF PENNYIMH
4.191 EDWARD NIX IN ST MARY—Lion passant
NEWINGTON IN SOVTHWARKE—HIS HALFPENY 1669
5.193 IESPAR PARTERIDG AT ST—Lion rampant (1)
MARY NEWINGTON BVTTS—HIS HALFE PENNY1666
5a. 192 Iaspar Patridg at St. (script)
Mary Newington Bvtts (script)
6.194 AT THE BVLL HEAD—A bull's headIN NEVENTON BVTS—MR
7.196 THOMAS WELLS OF—1668NEWINGTON CHANDLER—TMW
8.197 WILLIAM WIMBLE AT—WSWNEWINGTON BVTTS—3 IVNE 1652
Oxted
1.198 THOMAS STONE—TISIN OXSTEED 1653—TIS
Peckham
1.199
2.200
3.201
Putney
1.204
2.205
2a.206
WILL ERBERY AT THE—A greyhoundGRAYHOVND IN PECKHAM—WMEWILLIAM MARSHALL—A lion rampantIN PECKHAM 1658—WMMWILLIAM WALL—King's HeadIN PECKHAM—WEW
RICHARD BROYGHTON—Watermens' ArmsOF PVTNEY 1668—HIS HALF PENY REBRICHARD FISHER AT YE—A hart lodgedWHIT HART IN PVTNEY—REFRICHARD FISHER AT THE WHIT—A hart lodged
IN PVTNEY HIS HALFE PENNY—REF
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3.207 RICHARD FOSTER—Two oars crossed
IN PVTNEY 1658—REF4.208 ROBERT IACKSON—Man making candles
IN PVTNY 1657—RI4a.209 ROBERT IACKSON—Salters' Arms
IN PVTNEY 1663—RI I
5.210 IN PVTTNEY OR AT—WILL KEMPPARSONS GREENE—WDK
5a.Mdsx.181 William Kempe of Parsons Green (script in four lines) 1
Neare Fulham His Halfe Penny (script in four lines)
6.211 IOHN LEE HIS HALFE PENY—Three tuns
AT YE IN PVTNEY 1668—An anchor7.212 THOMAS MARQVES—TMM
AT PVTNEY 1660—A wheatsheaf8.213 IAMES RVSHELL AT THE—A falcon
FALCON IN PVTNEY 1667—HIS HALFE PENNY9.214 ELIZABETH SMITH—EAS
IN PVTNEY—EAS10.215 ANDREW WELLER AT YE—HIS HALF PENY
RED LION IN PVTNEY—Lion passant gardant2
Puttenham
1.217
la.218
Reigate
1.219
2.220
3.221
Richmond
1.
2.222
3.223
3a.224
IOHN WOLLASTON—IDWIN PVTTENHAM—IDWIOHN WOLLASTON—IDWOF PVTTENHAM 1667—IDW
WILLIAM CASTLEMAN—WKCOF RIGATE 1652—WCMARGARET CATT—Tallow-chandlers' ArmsOF RIGATE—MCTHOMAS HEATHFIELD—A sugar loaf
OF REYGATE IN SVRY—TH
WILL IAM BAILY (in three lines) (octagonal, lead)
OF RICH MOND 165 (?1) (in four lines)
RICHARD CAMPION 1668—Tallowchandlers' ArmsOF RICHMOND TALOW CHANLR—HIS HALFPENY
LVKE CHYNNALL—A windmill
IN RICHMOND 1657—LECLVKE CHYNNALL—A windmill
IN RICHMOND 1667—LEC
1 Will Kemp had two establishments and since his tokens would no doubthave been interchangeable, the Parson's Green one is added to the Surrey list.
2 Williamson notes an unspecified die variety of this token, of which nodetails are available.
THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS* TOKENS 43
4.225 MICHAEL CLAYLE OF—Catherine wheel1
RICHMOND TVRNER 1669—HIS HALF PENY5.226 WILL FARLEY AT YE READ LION—Lion rampant
IN RICHMOND IN SVRREY—WMF6.227 ROBERT KING AT THE—Bust of Charles II
FERRY IN RICHMOND 1666—HIS HALF PENYRMK
6a.228 ROBERT KING AT THE—Bust of Charles II
FERRY IN RICHMOND 1667—HIS HALF PENYRMK
6b.229 ROBERT KING AT THE—Bust of Charles II
GOD SAVETHE KING—RMK7.231 IAMES KNOWLES—Drapers' Arms
IN RICHMOND—IK7a.230 IAMES KNOWLES—Drapers' Arms
IN RICHMOND 1664—HIS HALF PENY7b. IAMES KNOWLES—Drapers' Arms
IN RICHMOND 1671—HIS HALF PENY(Plate VI, No. 12)
8.232 WILLIAM MARSHAM—Bakers' ArmsIN RICHMOND 1663—WSM
9. RICHARD PRICE—A ship
RICHMOND (or IN RICHMOND 1659)—RIP 2
10.233 IOHN RANDELL 1668—Watermens' ArmsIN RICHMOND—HIS HALFE PENNY ISR
11.234 IOHN SKINNER 1658—Man making candles
OF RICHMOND—IS
11a. IOHN SKINNER 1662—Man making candles
OF RICHMOND—IS
Ripley
1.235 THOMAS EELES IN—Haberdashers' ArmsRIPLEY IN SVRRY 1668—HIS HALFE PENY
2.236 THOMAS GARFORTH—Merchant Adventurers'Arms3
OF RIPLEY 1669—TG (conjoined)
2a.237 THOMAS GARFORITH—Turners' ArmsRIPLEY SVRRY—TAG
2b.238 THOMAS GARFORTH—Arms of Christ's Hospital
RIPLEY SVRRY—TEG
1 Williamson's rendering of this token has been followed but it may beincorrect. In particular it is thought that CLAYLE may be a misreading for
FLAYLE (which appears in the Hearth Tax record) and that TVRNER hasbeen misread for SVRREY.
2 It is believed that the alternative reading (IN RICHMOND 1659) is morelikely to be the correct one.
3 Hooper indicates that "\" appears after the initials on the reverse field
of this token, but the writer "has seen no such specimen. There is a possibility
that one or both Nos. 2a and 2b have been misread and that they are in fact
the same token.
44 THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS* TOKENS
Roehampton
1.240 WALTER NORWOOD—A rose crownedAT ROWE HAMTON—WMN
2.241 THE 3 STAGGS HEADS—Three stags' headsIN ROHAMPTON 1659—RAW
Rotherhithe
1.242 WILLIAM ADAMS—HIS HALF PENYAT REDERIFE WALL—A bull
2. WILL ATKINS AT YE—A cock and a bull
AT REDRIFF WALL—WMA3.244 WILLIAM BATES ON—Three dolphins in pale
REDERIFE WALL 1669—HIS HALF PENY4.245 MARY BERRY AT—HER HALF PENY 1
REDERIF WALL—Carpenters' Arms5.246 HENRY BODDY AT THE—Salutation (two men
bowing)
IN REDRIF 1668—HIS HALF PENY6.247 EDWARD BVRD—HIS HALF PENY
IN REDERIFF—A boar's head7.248 IAMES BVRTON NEERE—Grocers' Arms
IN REDRIFE STAYRES 66—1MB7a.249 IAMES BVRTON 1668—Drapers' Arms
IN ROTHORITH—HIS HALFE PENY 1MB8.250 AT OLEVANT STAIRES—A spread eagle
IN REDEREF 1659—EBC9.251 THOMAS CLIFFORD—A roll of cloth
IN ROTHORITH 1666—HIS HALF PENY10.252 PHILLIP COOKE AT—Shipwrights' Arms
REDERIF WALL 1669—HIS HALF PENY11.253 THOMAS COOPER—Sugar loaf and scales
IN REDDERIFE 1668—HIS HALF PENY TFC11a. THOMAS COOPER—Sugar loaf and scales
IN REDERRIFE 1668—HIS HALF PENY TFC(Plate VI, No. 13)
12.254 EDMVND CROSS—HIS HALF PENYIN REDERIFF—A spread eagle
13.255 SVSANNA DANNILL—A ship
ON REDRIFE WALL—SD 1655
14.256 AT THE DARKE HOVSE—MFIN REDRIF LANE—1653
15. IVDITH DAVIS IN LOVE—Sun in splendour
LANE IN REDRIFE 1666—ID16.257 THOMAS FARENER BAKER—Bakers' Arms
IN REDRIFFE LANE 1668—HIS HALF PENY THF
1 Some specimens of this token appear to have been struck upon the tokenof another issuer. Search fails to reveal a husband token-issuer.
THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS' TOKENS 45
17.258 IOHN FARMER AT YE WATERMANS—Watermen'sArms
ARMES AT REDERIFE STAIRES—HIS PENNY1669
18.259 IOHN GIBS IN REDRIF—A tree
AT THE ORCHARD HOVS—ISG19.260 RALPH GOLDSMITH IRON—RGG
MONGER ON REDERIFE WALL—HIS HALFPENY 1669
20.261 EDWARD GREENE AT YE—Three crowns on royal
oakBY REDRIF WALL 1666—EEG
21.262 AT THE THREE NAGGS—MHHEADES IN REDRIF—Three nags' heads in shield
22.263 AT THE CASTLE—A castle
ON REDRIF WALL—TIH23.264 IOHN HARISON IN—A wheatsheaf
REDRIFE MEALMAN—IKH24.265 SARA HEYWOOD AT YE WHEAT—A bird on a
wheatsheafSHEAFE IN REDERRIFE—HER HALF PENY 1669
25.267 THOMAS HEYWOOD—A bird on a wheatsheaf
IN REDERRIFE 1664—TSH25a.266 THOMAS HEYWOOD—A bird on a wheatsheaf
IN REDERRIFE 1666—TSH26.268 THOMAS RAM AT YE—Bakers' Arms
AT REDRIFFE 1666—HIS HALFE PENY27.243 MARY KNOT 1668—HER HALFE PENY
REDRIFF PARISH—A Bowen knot
28.269 WILL MANARD AT THE—A cradle and sugar loaf
IN REDERIFE 1666—WEM29.270 THOMAS MAY AT YE BVNCH OF—A bunch of
grapes
GRAPES IN REDERRIF 1669—HIS HALF PENYTEM
30.271 EXILL MICAELL IN—A barrel1
REDARIFE HIS HALF PENNY—EEM31.272 EDWARD MOSELEY—Unknown Arms
IN REDRIFTH 1666—EEM32.273 GEORGE NVTKIN AT—A ship
REDDERITH WALL—GFN33.274 IOHN OTTER—HIS HALF PENY
ON REDERIF WALL—A bird
34.275 GEORGE PRICE IN—Three men standing roundglobe
REDREFE 1666—GSP
1 This may be an unusual Christian name, or a misreading, or it may be thatthe names were struck in the wrong order on the token.
46 THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS' TOKENS
35. HENRY RISE ON—A cannonREDRIFF WALL 1665—HAR
36.276 WILLIAM RVSHLEY OF—A mill stoneREDERIF MILLER—WRR
37.277 ROGER SEAMER AT YE AXE—An axeON REDRIFFE WALL 1667—RMS
38.278 FRANCES SEELLE—Three sugar loaves
IN REDRIF FS (in three lines across field)
39. IOHN SHEWELL—A crowned rose
IN REDERIF (?FE)—IMS40.279 WILLIAM SIMONS—A bull
IN REDERIF—WES40a. WILLIAM SIMONS—A bull
IN REDERIF—WFS41.280 REBEKAH SMALMAN AT YE—A mill stone
POWDER MILL IN REDERIFF—HER HALFPENY 1669
42. WILLIAM SMART—HIS HALF PENYVPON REDRIF WALL 59—WMS
43. GEORGE SMITH ONE—A wheatsheafREDRIF WALL BAKER—GES
44.281 IOHN SNOADE—An angel
AT REDDRIFF 1667—HIS HALFE PENNY45.282 GEORGE SYMONS—A lion rampant
OF ROTHORITH 1668—HIS HALF PENY45a.283 GEORGE SYMONS—A lion rampant
OF ROTHERHITH—HIS HALF PENY46.284 ELIZABETH SWAN—HER HALF PENY
AT REDERIFF—A swan47.285 MARY WARREN—A crown
AT REDRIFE—MW48.286 ROBERT WEBB AT YE—A ship
TAVERN ON REDRIFFE WALL—HIS HALFEPENY RHW
49.287 IAMES WRIGHT 1667—Bakers' ArmsIN REDRIF BAKER—IDW
50. AT REDRIF WALL—Arms, lion (1) hulk belowAT YE SHIPP CARS ARMS—ITW
Shalford
1.127 THOMAS WILMOT—TAWNEERE GVILDFORD—A postman, carrier or
chapman1
1 Williamson includes a die variety of this token which appears to be a mulebetween his Nos. 127 and 129. It is thought that this may have been a mis-reading of his No. 127.
THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS TOKENS 47
Thames Ditton
1.289 SAMVELL HOY—HIS FARTHINTHAMES DITTON—SEH
Tooting
1.290
2.291
EDWARD ELDERFIELD AT—A fleur de lys
LOWER TOOTIN 1665—EEEIOHN WILLIAMS 1670—King's ArmsIN LOWER TOOTING—HIS HALF PENY
Walton
1.292
la.293
2.294
3.295
4.296
5.297
CHARLES ERWIN AT YE WHITE—A lion rampantIN WALLTON VPON THAMES—HIS HALFEPENY CLE
CHARLES ERWIN AT THE WHITE—A lion
rampantIN WALLTON VPPON THAMES—HIS HALF PENYCLE
FRANCIS HOLDEN OF—Grocers' ArmsWALTON ON THAMES—FMHIOHN HOLES OF WALTONE IN—HIS HALFEPENY
SVREY THE BVCHERS ARMES—Butchers' ArmsTHOMAS KING 1668 AT—Grocers' ArmsWALTON ONE THAMES—HIS HALFE PENYTHOMAS & WILLIAM SMITH OF—THAR HALFPENY TWS
WALTON YE GROSERS ARMES—Grocers' Arms 1
Wandsworth
1.298 CHRISTPHER BAYLEY—Man making candles
OF WANSWORTH—CSBla.299 CHRISTOPHER BAYLEY—Man making candles
OF WANSWORTH—CSB2.300 ELIZABETH CROW—OF WANSWORTH
HER FARTHING—EC3.301 IOHN HAWKINESATTHE—HIS HALFPENY IMH
GEORGE OF WANDSWORTH—St. George & Dragon4.302 IOSEPH KELE OF—Drapers' Arms
WANSWORTH 1670—HIS HALF PENY5.303 IAMES STVBINGTON—A dragon
IN WANSWORTH—IES6.304 WILLIAM WOLCOCKS—Bakers' Arms
IN WANSWORTH BAKER—WCW
1 This token is also claimed for Walton in Suffolk, (Proceedings of the SuffolkInstitute of Archaeology, Vol. XXIV). A specimen has been found in Guildford,but this may have been a stray.
48 THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS* TOKENS
West Molsey
1.305 ROBART CORTES OFHALFE PENY RC
THE RYALL OCKE 1669crowns
WEST MOLSEY—HIS
Oak tree with three
Wimbledon
1.306 THOMAS HEBVRNE—A rose
IN WIMBLETON 59—TEH (Plate VI, No. 14)
Woking
1.307
2.308
IAMES COLLYER IN—Two shuttles
WOKING SVRREY 1657 IKCRICHARD GARNER OF—Mercers' ArmsWOKINGE IN SVRREY—REG
SURREY 17th-CENTURY TOKEN ISSUERS-
INDEX OF NAMESAdams, William (Rotherhithe)Allford, Rich (Lambeth)Amus, Elizabeth (Epsom)Arnold, Anthony (Epsom)Atkins, Will (Rotherhithe)Atwater, Edmond (Croydon)
B., I.W. (Newington Butts)Baily, William (Richmond)Ballard, Robert (Kingston)Bates, William (Rotherhithe)Batt, Edward (Newington Butts)Bayley, Christopher (Wandsworth)Berry, Mary (Rotherhithe)Boddy, Henry (Rotherhithe)Borgeine, John (Lambeth)Bothel, Elizabeth (Dorking)Bradfoulde, Henery (Godalming)Broughton, Richard (Putney)Browne, John (Guildford)Bryan, Joseph (Kingston)Buldwin, Edward (Kingston)Burd, Edward (Rotherhithe)Burton, James (Rotherhithe)Burnett, William (Chertsey)Burton, John (Lambeth)Bush, Edward (Croydon)Butterfield, Thomas (Chertsey)Buttre, Joseph (Bletchingly)
C, E.B. (Rotherhithe)Campion, Richard (Richmond)Catt, Margaret (Reigate)
Cartar, Aron (Lambeth)Castleman, William (Reigate)
Chapman, Richard (Chertsey)
Chinton, Robert (Godalming)Chittin, Henerie (Godalming)Chitty, Henrie (Godalming)Chitty, Joseph (Bramley)Chynnall, Luke (Richmond)Clayle, Michael (Richmond)Clement, Thomas (Merstham)Clifford, Thomas (Rotherhithe)Collings, Lawrance (Godalming)Collyer, James (Woking)Cooper, David (Capel)
Cooper, Thomas (Rotherhithe)Cooke, Phillip (Rotherhithe)Cortes, Robart (West Molsey)Cox, Herculis (Lambeth)Crane, Simon (Guildford)
Cross, Edmund (Rotherhithe)Crow, Elizabeth (Wandsworth)
D., I.M. (Farnham)D., I.T. (Lambeth)Dannill, Susanna (Rotherhithe)Davis, Judith (Rotherhithe)Delamain, John (Kingston)Didlesfold, William (Cranleigh)
Downeing, Ferdinando (Ewell)
Eaten, Dorathe (Croydon)Ede, John (Haslemere)Edmondes, Thomas (Kingston)Edmonds, Thomas (Lambeth)Edwards, James (Barnes)Eeles, Thomas (Ripley)
Elderfield, Edward (Tooting)
THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS' TOKENS 49
Emberton, Thomas (Barnes)
Erbery, Will (Peckham)Erie, Stephen (Egham)Erwin, Charles (Walton)Esmonde, Thomas (Lambeth)Estwicke, Nicholas (Egham)Exill, (see Micaell) (Rotherhithe)
F., M. (Rotherhithe)F.M.F.S. (Guildford)
Farener, Thomas (Rotherhithe)
Farley, Will (Richmond)Farmer, John (Rotherhithe)
Feillder, Fiellder, John (Kingston)
Felder, Feillder, Fellder, Feilder,
Stephen (Kingston)Fisher, Richard (Putney)Fishlocke, Gabriell (Lambeth)Flayle (see Clayle) (Richmond)Foster, Richard (Putney)Frior, Rob (Farnham)Fry, George (Egham)
Garforth, Garforith, Thomas (Ripley)
Garner, Richard (Woking)Genang, John (Farnham)Gibs, John (Rotherhithe)Glover, Mathew (Croydon)Goddard, John (Farnham)Goldsmith, Ralph (Rotherhithe)
Goodwin, Charles (Barnes)
Goodwin, Edward (Dorking)
Gratwick, John (Limpsfield)
Greene, Edward (Rotherhithe)
Greene, Richard (Battersea)
Gurney, William (Clapham)
H., M. (Rotherhithe)H., T.I. (Rotherhithe)Hall, Joseph (Newington Butts)
Hall, Stephen (Egham)Hammond, Richard (Kingston)
Hanby, Handby, Charles (Guildford)
Harison, John (Rotherhithe)
Harley, Timothy (Barnes)
Hatcher, Nicholas (Croydon)Hawkines, John (Wandsworth)Hawkins, Samuell (Ewell)
Heath, Thomas (Lingfield)
Heathfield, Thomas (Reigate)
Heburne, Thomas (Wimbledon)Heffeild, John (Croydon)Heywood, Sara (Rotherhithe)Heywood, Thomas (Rotherhithe)
Hide, Edward (Egham)Hill, Rowland (Lambeth)Hiller, Robert (Beddington)Holden, Francis (Walton)Holes, John (Walton)Hollis, John (Kingston)
Holloway, John (Farnham)Hoy, Samuell (Thames Ditton)
Hubbard, Stephen (Kingston)
Hunt, Jams (Farnham)
I., T.E. (Lambeth)
Jackson, Robert (Putney)Johnson, John (Croydon)Jones, Christ (Lambeth)
Kam, Thomas (Rotherhithe)Kele, Joseph (Wandsworth)Kemp, John (Battersea)
Kemp, Will (Putney)Kempe, William (Putney)Kimbel, William (Lambeth)King, John (Guildford)
King, Robert (Richmond)King, Thomas (Cobham)King, Thomas (Walton)Knight, John (Lingfield)
Knot, Mary (Rotherhithe)Knowles, James (Richmond)
L., I.M. (Kingston)Lee, Edward (Guildford)
Lee, Henry (Guildford)
Lee, John (Putney)Lee, William (Chertsey)
Levitt, James (Kingston)Lidgowld, William (Kingston)Lintott, Nicholas (Guildford)
Lissne, Edmond (Dorking)Little, Robert (Croydon)Liveing, Roger (Egham)Lloyde, Robert (Croydon)Luffe, William (Chobham)Luffrum, John (Egham)Luke, Henry (Mitcham)Lunn, Richard (Farnham)Lusher, Thomas (Chiddingfold)
Mabberley, Francis (Farnham)Manard, Will (Rotherhithe)Marques, Thomas (Putney)Marshall, William (Peckham)Marsham, William (Richmond)Martin, Abdiah (Guildford)
Martin, John (Guildford)
Martine, Henry (Kingston)May, Henry (Godalming)May, John (Guildford)
May, Thomas (Rotherhithe)Micaell, Exill (Rotherhithe)Miles, Richard (Bletchingly)
Milles, Henry (Croydon)Moody, John (Horsley)
Morgan, David (Mitcham)Moore, William (Bagshot)Morris, Henry (Farnham)
50 THE SURREY SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY TRADERS TOKENS
Moseley, Edward (Rotherhithe)Mower, John (Cranleigh)
Naish, Robert (Egham)Netles, Joseph (Guildford)
Nix, Edward (Newington Butts)Norwood, Walter (Roehampton)Nutkin, George (Rotherhithe)
Osborn, John (Haslemere)Osburn, Mary (Godstone)Otter, John (Rotherhithe)
Partridg, Parteridg, Patridg, Jasper(Newington Butts)
Pearson, Robert (Kingston)Penfold, John (Dorking)Penfold, William (Dorking)Phillips, Thomas (Camberwell)Pond, Francis (Chertsey)
Price, George (Rotherhithe)Price, Richard (Richmond)
R., M. (Newington Butts)Ragg, Richard (Croydon)Raine, John (Lambeth)Rakens, Edward (Mortlake)
Randall, John (Godalming)Randell, John (Richmond)Rapley, William (Godalming)Remnant, John (Guildford)
Right, Ellenor (Egham)Rise, Henry (Rotherhithe)
Roase, Jasper (Lambeth)Rushell, James (Putney)Rushley, William (Rotherhithe)
Salter, Charles (Kingston)Sarlle, Daniell (Guildford)
Seale, Charles & Margery (Croydon)Seamer, Roger (Rotherhithe)
Seelle, Frances (Rotherhithe)
Shales, Edward (Leatherhead)Shewell, John (Rotherhithe)
Shorter, William (Merstham)Shotter, Henry (Haslemere)Simons, William (Rotherhithe)Skinner, John (Richmond)Smalman, Rebekah (Rotherhithe)
Smallpeece, John (Guildford)
Smallpeece, William (Clapham)Smart, William (Rotherhithe)Smith, Elizabeth (Putney)Smith, George (Rotherhithe)Smith, Thomas & William (Walton)Snelling, James (Guildford)
Snoade, John (Rotherhithe)Sole, John (Battersea)
Steedman, Thomas (Dorking)Stockes, Anthony (Croydon)Stone, Thomas (Oxted)Stubington, James (Wandsworth)Swan, Elizabeth (Rotherhithe)Symons, George (Rotherhithe)
T., T.I. (Kingston)Terry, Mathew (Egham)Theckston, Steven (Battersea)
Thorpe, W. I. (Mitcham)Thorneton, William (Mortlake)Tompson, Thomas (Guildford)
Turin, Francis (Cobham)
W., I.T. (Rotherhithe)W., R.A. (Roehampton)Wall, William (Peckam)Warren, Mary (Rotherhithe)Warrin, Edmund (Kennington)Wast, James (Lambeth)Wardner, Michaell (Lambeth)Watkins, John (Dorking)Webb, Florrance (Abinger)
Webb, Robert (Rotherhithe)Weller, Andrew (Putney)Wells, Thomas (Newington Butts)White, James (Kingston)White, Peter (Mortlake)Wight, James (Kingston)Wilkeson, William (Lambeth)Williams, John (Tooting)
Willmer, John (Egham)Wilmot, Thomas (Shalford)
Wimble, William (Newington Butts)
Wolcocks, William (Wandsworth)Wollaston, John (Puttenham)Woodman, George (Kingston)
Woornum, Robert (Kingston)Wrath, James (Farnham)Wright, James (Rotherhithe)