The Token Books of St Saviour Southwark
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William Ingram, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Alan H. Nelson, The University of California, Berkeley




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P92/SAV/177:    Possibly 1629?        
This is a single sheet, a summary of tokens brought in.  It has no heading, no date, and contains no names.  The relevant information it contains is listed below, including an incorrect total.  [Note: “22th of March” is correct; this would have been read as “the two and twentieth of March”.]  These figures suggest that 5 April was Easter Sunday; if so, then during the span covered by these token books, Easter Sunday fell on 5 April in only four years: 1607, 1618, 1629, and 1640.  One of those years is likely the date of this list, 1629 being the date listed in the LMA catalogue.  There is also a small drawing and a note: “and was spent on the secound of march last & on this day at 2 seuerall dinner to ease the parish in respect it is in debt”.
Tokens brought in &c.
Imprimis the 22th of March — 105
The 29th of March — 222
The second of Aprill — 60
The third of Aprill — 68
The 5th of Aprill — 536
The 12th of Aprill — 448
The 19th of Aprill — 300
------
1539
-------


P92/SAV/178:    Entire parish, no date, possibly 1571       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names appear on pp.1-16, with pp.6 and 8 blank.  Opposite each name is a roman numeral indicating the number of tokens expected to be purchased, but there are no indications that any token sales were recorded in this book.  However, there are tithe notations opposite many of the names, suggesting that the book was written for one purpose then used for another.  The book has 28 pages.  Pages 17-28 are devoid of names.  The book has no title. 

P92/SAV/179:    Entire parish, no date, possibly 1573       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.1-10.  The book has 12 pages.  The book has no title. 

P92/SAV/180:    Boroughside, no date, possibly 1631       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37.  The book has 40 pages.  The book is undated.  But the place-heading “Brown's Rents, now Layton's” occurs in only three token books; in this one, and in the Boroughside books for 1631 (P92/SAV/220) and 1632 (P92/SAV/221).  This piece of internal evidence tentatively suggests that this book may also be from 1631.  The book has no title. 

P92/SAV/181:    Entire parish, no date, possibly 1572       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-20, again on 24 and 25, and finally at the top of p.27, a page that has subsequently had its bottom half cut away.  The book has 30 pages.  There are scribbles on the front wrapper, but no title. 

P92/SAV/182:    Entire parish, 1578       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-15, with non-token assessments for strangers on p.20.  The intervening pages are blank.  The book has 22 pages, but they have not been archivally numbered; we have constructed page numbers for them.  On p.22 these annotations:  “To remembar thomas nortons wyfe for a pewe at the xprofar”.;  “mestres foxe in the Closse”.;  and “mestres wood at the wite harte”.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the
Strete Syde 1578


P92/SAV/183:    Entire parish, 1579       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.1-17.  Random names also appear on pages 18, 19, and 20. The book has 20 pages.  The bottom half of p.17 has been torn away.  On the back cover (p.20) this entry: “thoms whytting of mapell dorham in barkshir Jane his wyffye beng browght to bed of a woman child in tuckers house apon the bank sid [...] thorsedye last”.  The names of “hewgh tucker waterman” and “John oldffild tanner” are written beside this entry; perhaps they were sureties.  The book's title is also on the back cover: 

They tooken Boocke ffor
the Stryet Syede 1579


P92/SAV/184:    Entire parish, 1581       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-17; also a single name on p.22; then another set of names on p.23.  The book has 24 pages.  Pages 18-22 are blank.  The outside wrapper of the book — the present pages 1 and 24 — was earlier used lengthwise for a list of names for both token and tithe receipts.  Those names are included in the present transcription, some on p.1, the remainder on p.24.  There is no title on p.1, but there is a heading on p.3, as shown below.  Despite this heading, this book covers one year, not two.  In 1581, Easter fell on 26 March, just one day after Lady Day, when the ecclesiastical year changed; so parts of the book were completed in February and March 1580/1 and the remainder in March 1581. 

the Token booke
ao 1580. ao 1581


P92/SAV/185:    Entire parish, 1582       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-22, but random names also appear on the front and back wrapper (pages 1 and 24).  The book has 24 pages.  The book has no title, but the location heading on p.3 reads: 

The Easte syde  ·1582·  Checker Alley


P92/SAV/186:    Entire parish, 1584       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-29.  A random list of names also appears on p.30, mainly notations of tithes.  The book has 30 pages.  Scribal elegance is evident from p.3 onwards, slackening toward the end.  The book originally had 32 pages.  The back leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.31-32 has been torn away.  There is a title on p.1, and the year repeated on p.3: 

the token boke for
the last yere
[and on page 3 the year:]
1584


P92/SAV/187:    Boroughside, 1593       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-18.  Of the book's original 24 pages, 22 remain.  A leaf (probably blank but possibly containing names) that would originally have been pp.13-14 has been torn away.  The surviving pages have not been archivally numbered; we have constructed page numbers for them, ignoring the gap.  The book had been damaged, but was well mended in 1957, with a blue buckram cover.  On p.18, at the end of the list of names, this note: “The 5 January 1594 we ffynd to receve of this bouke iijC Lvij personnes”.  The cover-page of this book is severely damaged, and part of the title has perished.  What remains is shown below. 

[-------]ken booke for the
[-------]Syed Ao 1593


P92/SAV/188:    Boroughside, 1596       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients occur on pp.3-26, though p.4 contains only one name.  The book has 28 pages.  The first leaf — pp.1-2 — is mostly torn away.  There are some names on p.1, but almost all are heavily crossed out.  A small piece of paper, roughly 17cm high and 10cm wide, and containing ten names, is tucked into the book; it has arbitrarily been archivally numbered 1A, though its relation to the missing part of p.1 is unclear.  There is a title on p.3: 

The token Booke for ye
Burrough 1596


P92/SAV/189:    Boroughside, 1597       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-27.  On p.28 the single entry “Jonne gregory in the sope yarde viij yere”.  Of the book's original 32 pages, 30 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.3-4 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  As the names commence on what would have been p.5 (now numbered p.3), nothing appears to have been lost.  The book has no title, but there is a date in the location heading on p.3.  Despite the form of the date, this book is for only one year: 

The East syde 1596&7


P92/SAV/190:    Boroughside, 1598       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-29.  The book has 32 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 


The token Booke for the
Burrowghe
1597 & 1598


P92/SAV/191:    Boroughside, 1595       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-13; there are also random names on p.2.  The book has 24 pages; pp.14-22 are blank.  There is a title on p.1: 

15 Ao 95
The Token booke ffor that parte of
the parishe of St Saviors that is
In the borrow of sowthworke


P92/SAV/192:    Boroughside, 1599       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names in conventional token-book format occur on pp.3-23.  Another list of names, unrelated to tokens, possibly of tithe payments, begins at the bottom of p.23, in a different hand.  This list continues on pages 24 and 26.  The book has 28 pages; p.25 is blank.  On p.1 is a perfectly round ink-drawn circle, 5.5cm in diameter, and the notation “willm webbe scomaster no lycence”.  There is also a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the
Burrowghe 1599


P92/SAV/193:    Boroughside, 1600       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-26.  Of the book's original 32 pages, 30 remain.  A leaf that would originally have been pp.29-30 has been partly torn away; its remains have been archivally numbered 4A and 4B (perhaps because the leaf is the back half of the sheet whose other half is pp.3-4).  The pages that would have been 31-32 are now archivally numbered 29-30.  Nothing appears to have been lost, as pp.27-28 and 4A-4B are all blank.  The book has a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the parrishe
of St Saviours wthin the
Burrowghe of Southwarke
Ao dni. 1600


P92/SAV/194:    Boroughside, 1601       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names in conventional token-book format occur on pp.3-26.  Another list of names, unrelated to tokens, possibly of tithe payments, appears on p.30; these have not been transcribed, as they appear to duplicate names already listed.  The book has 32 pages.  This book — along with Bankside book P92/SAV/250 (1600) — marks the beginning of the trend to more fulsome cover-page titles.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the parrishe
of St Saviours wthin the Borowgh of
Sowthwarke for the yeare of our Lorde
god A Thowsande syxe hundred & One
1601


P92/SAV/195:    Boroughside, 1602       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-39; the remaining pages are either blank or contain tithe information.  The book has 52 pages.  A list of expenses on p.50 includes these two items: one shilling “for a mowld”. and 3s4d “for casting the tokens”.  There is a title on p.1, but it is too faded to read, and ultaviolet lamps are not available at LMA.  The only legible feature on p.1 is a date, “1602”.  But there is a further heading on p.3: 

The token booke for the parrishe
of St Savyours wthin the Borowgh of
Southwarke for the yeare of our lord god
A Thowsand sixe hundred and twoe
1602


P92/SAV/196:    Boroughside, 1604       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-19; pp.20-32 are blank.  Many of the pages in this book were “preserved”. many years ago by having “transparent”. tissue paper overlaid upon them; the result is that they are now needlessly difficult to read.  Of the book's original 36 pages, 34 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.33-34 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  There is a title on p.1: 

The Token Bouk ffor the
Burrowsyde of the parrishe
of St Savyors
Ano 1604


P92/SAV/197:    Boroughside, 1605       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-27, with tithe notations on p.28.  Of the book's original 32 pages, 28 remain.  Two leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.29-32 have been almost entirely torn away.  A few scraps of names are legible on what remains of p.31.  On p.1, a sad thought, “raro veneit melior”. (should be “veniet”.).  There is also a title on p.1:. 

1605
The token booke for the Borough
parte of the parrishe of St Savioures
for the yeare of or lord god 1605
1605


P92/SAV/198:    Boroughside, 1608       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-35.  The book has 36 pages.  This is a neatly-written book, with few alterations.  There is a title on p.1: 

1608
The token booke for the
streatside


P92/SAV/199:    Boroughside, 1609       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-38.  The book has 40 pages.  There is no title on p.1, but there is a heading on p.3: 

Anno domini 1609


P92/SAV/200:    Boroughside, 1610       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-39.  The book has 44 pages.  There are small drawings of heads on the front cover of the book, two of them in teasing juxtaposition to a name.  A loose slip of paper, enclosed in this book, and numbered 1A, records unspecified receipts, but no names; the images of this slip of paper (front and back) are the last of the images in the image file for this document.  There is a title on p.1, and a further heading on p.3: 

The token booke
for the boroughsid
anno 1610
[and on p.3 the year again:]
Anno Domini 1610


P92/SAV/201:    Boroughside, 1612       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37.  The book has 40 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the boroughside
of the parrishe of St Savioures
for the yeare of or Lord god 1612


P92/SAV/202:    Boroughside, 1613       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37, with additional names on p.39.  The book was also used to record tithe payments.  The book has 40 pages.  On the cover this notation: “John Gattes a porter in the Cloce hath not been at th comynyon for many yeres”.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the Boroughside of the
parrishe of St Saviorin Southwarke for the
yeare of our Lord god 1613
1613


P92/SAV/203:    Boroughside, 1614       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.2-40.  The book has 44 pages.  The archival page numbers run from zero to 43, the inside front cover being numbered 1.  Our numbering follows the archival numbering.  There is a title on page zero: 

Boroughside 1614
The token booke for the Borough side of
the parrishe of St Sauior in Southwarke for
the yeare of our Lord God 1614
God Save the Kinge Amen


P92/SAV/204:    Boroughside and Bankside, 1615       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients from Boroughside occur on pp.3-46; squeezed in on pp.46-48 are random names from Bankside, many of them illegible.  At the bottom of p.35, a burial notation.  The book has 48 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borough Side 1615
The token booke for the Boroughside of the
parrishe of St Savior in Southwarke for
the yeare of our Lorde God 1615


P92/SAV/205:    Boroughside, 1616       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-43; pp.44-45 are blank.  The book has 48 pages.  The bottom half of the outer sheet — pp.1-2 and 47-48 — has been torn away.  There is a title on the upper half of p.1:. 

Borough side 1616
The token booke for the Borough side of the
parrishe of St Savior in Southwark for
the yeare of or Lord God 1616


P92/SAV/206:    Boroughside, 1617       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-42.  The book has 48 pages.  On the front cover: “John mander in Rochestr yeard” and “Edmon Lassells being of the kings privie Chamber”.  On p.26, “Md given to wid Russell for the almes people 19 (tokens)”.  On p.46, inverted, is the following note:  “Joane Bibye saith shee is wife of William Bibye & that shee was married in Dyblen [Dublin?] & her name was before marriage Jone Thorneton / shee hath twoe monethes time given her to bring a certificat of her marriage because shee is suspected not to be married”.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borough side 1617
The token booke for the Borough side of the
parrishe of St Savior in Southwarke
for the yeare of or Lord God 1617


P92/SAV/207:    Boroughside, 1618       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-40.  The book has 44 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borough side 1618
The Token Booke for the Borough side of
the parrishe of St Savior in Southwarke
for the yeare of or Lord God 1618


P92/SAV/208:    Boroughside, 1619       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-42.  The book has 44 pages.  On the front cover, Christopher Ottly of Axe Yard and John Evenes of Saints Alley are named as owing church duties.  On the same page this aphorism:  “for mee or thee on more makes 3”.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borough side 1619
The token booke for the Borough side of the parrishe
of St Saviour in Southwarke for
the yeare of or Lord God 1619


P92/SAV/209:    Boroughside, 1620       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-44.  The book has 48 pages.  Married men, who usually have “et vxor”. after their names in some of these books, are here noted as “et vxall”, a curious phrase.  On p.1 is a round circle, 12cm in outer diameter, apparently a stain from a vessel having been set upon the book.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borough side 1620
mr yearwood
The token booke for the Borough side of the
parrishe of St Savior in Southwark for the
yeare of or Lord 1620


P92/SAV/210:    Boroughside, 1621       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
This book is heavily overwritten with additions and corrections, some of them illegible.  Names – including forenames (but rarely surnames) of children and servants, sometimes of parents or siblings – occur on pp.3-56.  The book has 60 pages.  Married men have “et uxor” by their names, but the names of the wives are rarely given.  Tokens are numbered in this book, though erratically.  On p.2, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borough Side
1621
The token booke for the Borough
side of the parrishe of St Savior in Southwarke
for the yeare of or Lord 1621
[And on page 55:]
Summa Totalis of all the
Tokens deliuered this
Yeare Anno domini 1621: 4769
Wch at 3d a peece a mountes
to the some of — 59li 12s 3d


P92/SAV/211:    Boroughside, 1622       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-56.  The book has 60 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borouh side
1622
The token booke for the
Borough side of the parrishe of St Savior
in Southwark for the yeare of
our Lord 1622


P92/SAV/212:    Boroughside, 1623       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-57.  The book has 60 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

Borough Side
1623
The token booke for the Boroughside of the
parrishe of St Savior in Southwarke
for the yeare of our Lord 1623


P92/SAV/213:    Boroughside, 1624       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-63.  The book has 68 pages.  On p.2, an index of streets and alleys.  The book is neatly written throughout.  There is a title on p.1: 

The Tokne booke of Jon Hayman
wthin the libertie of the Borough 1624


P92/SAV/214:    Boroughside, 1624       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-18.  The book has 20 pages.  This book, written in a large and flowing hand, is considerably shorter than its neighbors, and seems to be a selective list of parishioners.  On the back cover, these notations:  “John Phillips Robert Maman both sureties” for "Henry Crampe father of the two children".  There is a title on p.1: 

For the Borroughe
The Streete Side
1624


P92/SAV/215:    Boroughside, 1626       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-53.  pp.54-58 are blank.  On p.4, an index of streets and alleys.  Of the book's original 64 pages, 62 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.57-58 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  There is a title on p.1: 

The Token Booke for the
comunion on St Saviours one
the Boroughside
Anno domini 1626


P92/SAV/216:    Boroughside, 1627       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-52.  Of the book's original 56 pages, 54 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.5-6 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Additionally, the bottom half of the leaf containing pp.3-4 has been torn away, though no names appear to have been lost.  Tithe payments for Richard Pryor and Edward Stevens in 'the Newe Rentes' are noted on p.3.  Several hands of varying competencies were at work on this book, and the general level of orthography is sloppy even by token book standards.  There is a title on p.1, and a further heading on p.5: 

The token Booke for the Comunion
of St Saviours parish one the
Burougheside
Anno Dom: 1627
[and on page 5:]
The Names of the Comunicants
and number of Tokens deliuered
in the Buroughside of St
Saviors parishe of Southwarke: 1627


P92/SAV/217:    Boroughside, 1628       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-48; pp.49-67 are blank.  Of the book's original 72 pages, 68 remain.  Two leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.51-52 and 57-58 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Tokens are numbered in this book, though erratically.  There is a title on p.1: 

          1628                               the borrow
token booke                             booke


P92/SAV/218:    Boroughside, 1629       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-51.  The book has 60 pages; pp.52-60 are blank.  This book contains a larger than usual number of emendations, some of them very difficult to read.  It also contains a large number of titles compared to its neighbor books; there are over fifty instances of “Mr” and a dozen “Mrs” as well.  There is a title on p.1: 

The Token Booke for
the Burough side
of St Sauiors
Anno Domini 1629


P92/SAV/219:    Boroughside, 1630       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-28.  The book has 32 pages; pp.30-32 are blank.  Additionally, there is a loose fragment of paper enclosed in the book, with the heading shown below.  The heading on p.3 is intact, so it's unclear where this scrap of paper belongs, though it clearly refers to this book.  On p.29, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1: 

March 1630
[and on the loose fragment:]
The number of housholdes wthin
the Burroughe side of the parish
of St Saviours in Southward [sic]
taken the [blank] day of March
1630


P92/SAV/220:    Boroughside, 1631       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-49.  The book has 56 pages; pp.53-55 are blank.  On p.52, an index of streets and alleys.  On the cover page: “The totale of all 3 bookes [for 1631] 4858 tokins — 60‑14‑6”.  And below that: “Mr Hart oweth 6.5.0 for 500 of them”.  These sums are correct for a price of 3d per token.  There is a title on p.1, and a further heading on p.3: 

Borough Side
1621
The token Booke for the
Burroughe side of Saint
Saviours in Southwarke
Anno Domini 1631
Mr Richard Wright Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens
deliuered to the Communicants of St Saviors
parish in Southwark for the Burroughe
side


P92/SAV/221:    Boroughside, 1632       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-58.  The book has 60 pages.  On p.59, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1632
The Token Booke for the
Burrougheside of Saint
Sauiours Parishe in
Southwarke Anno domini
1632
Mr Thomas Witcherley warden
The Table for the Alleyes is at
the end of this Booke
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered deliuered to the Comunicants of St
Saviours parish in Southwarke for
th Burrougheside


P92/SAV/222:    Boroughside, 1633       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-52.  Of the book's original 60 pages, 58 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.57-58 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On p.53, an index of streets and alleys.  Inscribed twice on the back page (p.58): “o lord my god ffather”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1633
The Token Booke for the Burroughe side
of St Saviours Parish in Southwark
Anno Domini 1633
Mr Michael Nicholson Warden
The Table for the Alleyes is at
the end of this Booke
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens deliuered
to the Communicants of St Saviours parish in
Southwark for the Burroughside beginning
at the Eastside.


P92/SAV/223:    Boroughside, 1633       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
The book has 32 pages.  Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-32, though a large segment of the leaf containing pp.31-32 has been torn away.  On p.3 is this notation: “At Mr Goodbornes a woman newly come wth 3 children”; also a note about the burial in March 1632/3 of “Sara Colman 8 yeares old 3 bell an howers knell in Colledg Churchyar wth a Coffyn — 8s”.  On p.3 the book is described as a “waste book”, i.e. not a fair copy.  There is a title on p.1. 

1633 Burroughside
[and on page 3:]
1633
Wast booke for the
Burroughside


P92/SAV/224:    Boroughside, 1634       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-52.  Of the book's original 60 pages, 58 remain.  A leaf (probably blank but possibly containing names) that would originally have been pp.15-16 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On p.53, an index of streets and alleys.  On the back page (p.58) the name “John Watkins” is written twice, and the name “Thomas Staunton” written four times.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1634
The token booke for the Burroughe side
of St Sauiours Parish in Southwark
Anno Domini 1634
Mr William madox Warden
The Table for the Alleyes is at
the end of the booke
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens deliuered
to the Communicants of St Sauiours parish
in Southwark for the Burroughside
beginninge at the Eastside


P92/SAV/225:    Boroughside, 1634       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-36.  The book's original 32 pages having proved insufficient, an additional sheet was attached at the end, allowing for another 4 pages, making 36 in all.  There is a title on p.1: 

Burroughside 1634
1634


P92/SAV/226:    Boroughside, 1635       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-34.  The book has 36 pages; pp.1-2 and 35-36 are blank.  The outermost sheet, comprising the first and last leaves of the book, has been folded round so that what would have been the last leaf (pp.35-36) is now the first leaf, pp.1-2.  Archival numbering was done with the leaves in this order.  There is therefore no title on what is now p.1.  The LMA catalogue describes this book as for 1637, but there is a date on what is now p.3, as shown below. 

Burroughside 1635


P92/SAV/227:    Boroughside, 1635       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-53; p.54 is blank.  The book has 60 pages; pp.56 and 59 are blank.  On p.55, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1635
The Token Booke for the Burroughside of
Saint Sauiours Parish in Southwarke
Anno domini 1635
Mr William Sledd Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens deliuered
to the Comunicants of St Saviours parish
in Southwark for the Burroughside


P92/SAV/228:    Boroughside, 1636       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-55.  The book has 64 pages; pp.56-59 and 61-63 are blank.  Totals of tokens sold and received back are on p.55, and a list of the numbers of tokens received at various communions during the year is on p.60.  On the back cover, a few random names from the Bankside; also, “John rawlins” and “John adderson”, whose names also appear inside the book.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1636
The Token Booke for the
Burroughside of St Sauiours
Parish in Southwarke
Captaine ffrancis Groue
Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens deliuered
to the Comunicants of St Saviours parish
in Southwark for the Burroughside


P92/SAV/229:    Boroughside, 1637       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-57.  Of the book's original 68 pages, 66 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.59-60 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Sums of token receipts appear on pp.57, 60, 62, and 63.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1637
The Token Booke for the
Burroughside of St Sauiours
parish in Southwarke
Mr Joseph Collyer Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens deliuered
to the Communicants of St Saviors
parish in Southwark for the
Burroughside


P92/SAV/230:    Boroughside, 1638       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-55.  The book's original 56 pages having proved insufficient, an additional sheet (2 leaves) was inserted inside the end leaf, forming pp.55-58 and making the book 60 pages long.  But a leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.5-6 has been torn away; so of the augmented 60 pages, 58 remain.  There appears to be no loss of names; the heading that usually begins each book is present on the new p.5.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring these changes.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

1638
The Token Booke for the
Burrougheside of St Saviours
parish in Southwarke
Mr Richard Wright Warden
[and on page 5:]
The names and number of Tokens
deliuered to the Communicants of St Saviours
parish in Southwark for the
Burroughside beginning at the
Eastside


P92/SAV/231:    Boroughside, 1638       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37.  Of the book's original 72 pages, 70 remain; pp.38-70 are blank.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.65-66 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1638
The token Booke for the Burrough
side of St Sauiours Parish
in Southwarke
Mr Richard Wright Warden
[and on page 5:]
The names & number of Tokens deliuered to the Comunicants of St Saviours
parish in Southwark for the Burrough
side


P92/SAV/232:    Boroughside, 1639       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-56.  The book has 64 pages.  On p.1, two entries: “John northcot bearpot alley” (not listed inside the book), and at the bottom, “a token to gooddy browkar” (confirmed on p.33).  On pp 62-63, with the book reversed, notes of token sums.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1639
The Token Booke for the
Burroughside of Saint
Saviours parish in
Southwarke
Mr John Humfrey Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens
deliuered to the Communicants of St Saviors
parish in Southwarke for the
Burroughside there beginninge
at the Eastside there


P92/SAV/233:    Boroughside, 1640       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-53.  The book has 60 pages; pp.54 and 56-58 are blank.  The wrapper of this book is a 31-year lease, written on parchment, of a new messuage in Checker Alley, from John Bingham, John [perished], George Payne, Randall Carter, and Richard Yearwood, governors of the parish's free grammar school, to Stephen Sparrow, citizen and merchant Tailor of London.  The document, apparently never executed, is dated 5 December 1610.  This wrapper is not included in the archival numbering of the book's pages.  There is a title on the wrapper, and again on p.1 (numbered 1A for some reason), and also on p.5: 

1640
The token booke for the
Burrougheside of St Sauiours
Parish In Southwarke
Mr John Hayman
Warden
[and on page 1A:]
1640
The token booken Booke [sic] for the
Burrougheside of St Sauiours
parish In Southwarke
Mr John Hayman
Warden
[and on page 5:]
The names and number of tokens
deliuered to the Comunicants on the
Burroughside of St Saviors parish
in Southwarke


P92/SAV/234:    Boroughside, 1641       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.7-43.  Of the book's original 72 pages, 58 remain; pp.2-6 are blank.  From p.46 onward the pages are blank; within this range, seven presumably blank leaves – leaves that would originally have been pp.49-62 – have been torn out.  Archival through-numbering of the pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Two names are written on the front cover (p.1), “wm Robartes” (whose name does not recur inside the book) and “goodman peele”, who may be the William Peele on p.30.  On p.44 are notes made in April and May 1641 about strangers, the first of which reads: “Receaved of strangers & others that were not Crost in the booke for seven tokens — xxjd”.  In all, some eighteen tokens were sold to unnamed persons in this fashion.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.7: 

1641
The Token booke for the
Burroughside of St Saviours
parish in Southwarke Mr Wm
Powell Warden
[and on page 7:]
The names and number of tokens
deliuered to the Communicants on the
Burroughside of St Saviours
parish in Southwark beginning at
the East end vizt. / 1641 /


P92/SAV/235:    Boroughside, 1642       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.7-48.  The following 61 leaves – 122 pages – are blank; then the final two leaves contain notes of token sums.  This book, like book /233, has a parchment wrapper, but it's blank, not a re-used document.  The book has 174 pages, most of them blank.  Additionally, pp.1, 4, 5, and 6 are blank.  There is no archival numbering of the pages; we have constructed page numbers for them.  The parchment wwrapper was not included in the numbering.  There is a title on the wrapper and a further heading on p.7: 

The Token Booke
ffor the Burroughside
1642
[and on page 7:]
The Toaken Booke of the Bourough
side of St Saviours in Southwarke wth
the names & nomber of Toakens deliuered
to the Comunicants in the beginning att
the East end vizt 1642 Chequer Alley


P92/SAV/236:    Entire parish, 1643       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Unlike all the other books in this series, this document is not a book, it's a large sheet of paper folded in an accordion format, resulting in four columns on each side, eight columns total.  To see one side of this document, click here.  Names of token recipients appear in all eight columns, though one of the columns has only three names.  Some of the columns are upside-down in relation to other columns, though all the images have been turned right side up.  All the columns have lines drawn vertically through all the names, suggesting cancellation, though the exact purpose of the lines isn't clear.  Also, the names do not appear in street-order as they do in the other books; they are randomly listed.  The book contains names from Boroughside, Bankside, and Paris Garden.  At the top of what we are arbitrarily calling column 4 appears the following: 

The 25th of march 1643
the borrowgh side


P92/SAV/237:    Boroughside, 1643       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-25.  The book has 28 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

Mr Thomas Harverd Churchwarden
Anno domini 1643
The Token Booke
for the Burroughside


P92/SAV/238:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, no date, possibly 1598       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-17.  Of the book's original 24 pages, 20 remain; pp.2-4 and 19 are blank.  Two leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.19-22 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5:  The book is nearly written, with few corrections. 

The bankes syde
[and on page 5:]
The Banke Side


P92/SAV/239:    Bankside, 1627       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
This is not a book, but rather most of a single leaf, an index of street names torn from P92/SAV/273, to which it belongs. 

P92/SAV/240:    Clink Liberty, no date, possibly 1640       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
This is a single sheet, folded to make four pages.  There is no title; there are names on all four pages; location names are written after each name, in random sequence, suggesting that this book was not intended for street-by-street canvassing.  Globe Alley is mentioned, as is “John Taylor ye poet”, on p.1.  On p.4, a note indicates that tokens were priced at 3d each.  Also on p.4, “Rec in munny at the Coumminoin tabell — 02‑0‑4”. 

P92/SAV/241:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, no date, possibly 1642       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-26.  The book's original 20 pages having proved insufficient, two additional sheets (4 leaves) were attached at the end, allowing for another 8 pages, making 28 in all.  The cover page is badly damaged; if there was a title, it has perished.  Tokens are sold for 3d each. 

P92/SAV/242:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, no date, possibly 1594       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.1-14, but some names are illegible or perished due to damage.  The book has 20 pages.  It had been badly damaged, but was well mended in 1957, with a blue buckram cover.  On p.4, a marginal note about residents in Three Tuns Alley: “All these are the tenants of mr rockettes given here after to the paryshe 8 tenantes”.  On p.14, an entry describing “Mr Kempe” as “coming & going now at mycham”.  There is no title on p.1. 

P92/SAV/243:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1588       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-18, with 3 names on p.19, and the names of five strangers on p.22; other pages in the book are filled with tithe notes.  The book has 24 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

The Token Booke ffor
The Bankesyde wrytten
The xiijth Daye of march
Ano 1588


P92/SAV/244:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1593       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-15.  The book has 24 pages; but the page following 12 is archivally numbered 12A; thereafter the numbers follow in sequence, with the final page numbered as 23.  On p.13 is a long marginal note about one Christopher Walker of the Minories compounding with the wardens about tithes and clerk's wages.  On p.15 this notice: “The 5th Janarye 1594 [i.e. 1594/5] we ffynd to Receve of this bouke ffor the bankesyde vC xxiij parsones  besydes xxxiij tenymentes the wchch had no Tenantes in them when we went a bowt fferst”.  And on the front cover (p.1) is this note: “ the 19 of avgust 1594 ther whas 223 howsoldes of the lybert of the Clyncke and of the Paryshe garden that hathe note resevyd the comynyon as by the token bovke a perythe”.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token Booke ffor
the bankesyde
Ano 1593


P92/SAV/245:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, no date, possibly 1596       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-30.  The book has 36 pages; pp.31-2 and 34-5 are blank.  On the cover page are notations about tokens given, rather than sold, to certain poor people.  Also on the cover: “Thomas chapman waterman to be bownd george kreke Lether drsser ffor mary yong the wyff of wyllyam yonge”.  Though the book is undated, internal evidence tentatively suggests a date of 1596;  Robert Adee, who was buried on 26 July 1596, is marked as "dead" in the book.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token book for ye
Bancksyde &
vpper grownde
This booke is chardged
wt 800 tokens


P92/SAV/246:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1597       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-35.  The book has 40 pages.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3, as shown below.  Despite this heading, the book covers one year, not two.  There is a possible explanation for the heading showing two years.  In 1597, Easter fell on 27 March, just two days after Lady Day, when the ecclesiastical year changed; so parts of the book would have beeb completed in February and March 1596/7 and the remainder in March 1597.  Easter fell on or before 27 March in other years as well, during the period covered by the token books, but this is the only instance of the cover page of a token book reflecting this duality on its cover.  On the back cover (p.38): “symon shyne to be presentyd gaynste a dronkerd & never cometh to Comunyon 1597”.  Shyne is also listed inside the book. 

The token book for
the banck syde
1596&7
[and on page 3 the year again:]
1596&7


P92/SAV/247:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1598       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-36.  The book has 40 pages.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for
the Bankside
1598


P92/SAV/248:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1599       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-33, with three names on p.1 also.  Of the book's original 40 pages, 36 remain.  An inner sheet – that would originally have formed pp.3-4 and 37-38 – has lost both its halves, front and back, only the crease remaining; Archival through-numbering of the pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On the cover, this note: “Thomas Stacy in mede lane xxd for church Dewty”; Stacy is also listed inside the book.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for
the Bankside 1599


P92/SAV/249:    Money given to the poor of the parish, 1599.     [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
The document numbered P92/SAV/249, having been found to be not a token book but an account of money given to the poor of the parish, has accordingly been renumbered as P92/SAV/1752A.  Though it contains names — as do many other parish documents — it has not been included here because it is not a token book.  It is a single leaf, with the heading shown below: 

The names of thoyse to whome we gave xxxiiijs6d
the 12 of november 1599 to the poor in the lyberty of
the Clyncke in the parishe of Saynt Savyors in Southwark
of the gyeft of mr gylbart roked dew at mykellmas last


P92/SAV/250:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1600       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-34.  The book has 40 pages.  This book – along with Boroughside book P92/SAV/194 (1601) – marks the beginning of the trend to more fulsome titles.  On the back cover this note: “Godley in Ores Rentes a drunkerd”.  John Godly and Edward Godly are both listed in Oare's Rents inside the book; it's not clear which of them is the object of this comment.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the Liberties
of the Clinke & parish garden
wthin the parrishe of Sct
Saviours in Southwarke
Ao Domini 1600


P92/SAV/251:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1601       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37.  Of the book's original 44 pages, 42 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.39-40 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On p.33, opposite the heading for Pigeon Stairs, is a drawing of a small musical staff.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the Libertie
of the Clinke & parrishe garden wthin the
Parryshe of St Saviours in Southwarke
in Ao domini 1601


P92/SAV/252:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1602       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-44.  Of the book's original 52 pages, 46 remain.  The leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.45-50 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  The book is neatly and clearly written, with few alterations.  On p.46, a list of names of unknown purpose.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the
bankesid 1602


P92/SAV/253:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1604       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-28.  The book has 36 pages.  The book's title, though very faint, is on p.1: 

The Token boucke ffor the
bankesyde of the parrishe
of Saynt Savyors
parryshe
1604


P92/SAV/254:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1605       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-31.  Of the book's original 36 pages, 34 remain.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.33-34 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the Bankeside
for the yeare of or lord god 1605


P92/SAV/255:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1606       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37.  The book has 40 pages.  On the back cover, these two entries: a note of “Edw haris his wife for defaming wm hunt his wife viz that she was brought abed of a bastard in a priui this controverse ended & made frends maye 29 1606”; and of Wm Baynbrig and John Moodi “that the heard haris his wife saye that huntes wife was brought to bed of a bastard in a priui”. There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the Bankesyde
for the yeare of our
lord 1606


P92/SAV/256:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1607       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients occur on pp.1-34.  The book has 40 pages; but the archival through-numbering is by leaves not pages; the final leaf is 20r-v.  In our transcription we have constructed page numbers for ease of reference.  The book has been mended, with a blue buckram cover.  Pages 36-39 are blank.  The book contains numerous inserted annotations about the presence of wives, children, servants, and others in various households, though no names are provided.  Some of these inserted annotations are difficult to read.  On the back page (p.40) this note:  “a single woman elsabeth neal at the house of thomas palmer.  enformed by wm watkins and widowe shene / supposed to be John cutlers”.  The book has no separate title page; the title on p.1 is followed immediately by names. 

The token booke for the
bankeside for the yeare
of our Lord 1607


P92/SAV/257:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1609       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-41.  The book has 44 pages.  On p.42, an example of the need for documenting communions: “william darrinton of tenisford in the countye of bedford did Reseve the communion one the 3 day of october september And on the 1 of october 1609”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Emanuell
The token booke for
the Bankeside for
the yeare of or lorde god
1609
[and on page 3:]
The token booke for the Bankeside
for the yeare of or lord 1609


P92/SAV/258:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1610       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on every page, 1-48.  There is no separate cover page; names begin immediately on p.1.  The book's original 44 pages having proved insufficient, an additional sheet (2 leaves) was inserted inside the end leaf, forming pp.43-46 and making the book 48 pages long.  The original book is neatly written, but the emendations are often illegible.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for the Bankeside
for the yeare of our Lord 1610


P92/SAV/259:    Clink Liberty and Paris Garden, 1612       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-48.  The book has 56 pages; pp.49-55 are blank.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

The token booke for the bankeside
for the yeare of or Lord god 1612
[and on page 3:]
The bankeside token booke Ao 1612


P92/SAV/260:    Clink Liberty, 1613       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-31.  The book has 32 pages, with clusters of hard-to-read insertions on most pages.  Marginal notations opposite some names indicate tithe payments as well as token purchases.  A list of names on p.32 may be of tithe payments.  On the cover page (p.1) is this entry:  “A note of the Charges the 2 July 1613 when the Judges came to the sises [assizes]”.  Entries following this heading include six dozen cakes, bread, beer, ale, sugar, ginger, and various kinds of wine including “burnt wyne”.  On the back cover (p.32), “delyverd to Thomas Smyth at the banckes syd ij tokenes”.  Smith is also listed inside the book.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Clincke libertye
The Token booke for the Bankeside in the Clincke
libertye for the yeare of our Lord god 1613
Richard Beale
[and on page 3:]
The Bankeside token booke Ao 1613


P92/SAV/261:    Clink Liberty, no date, possibly 1614       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-18.  The book's original 16 pages having proved insufficient, an additional sheet (2 leaves) was inserted inside the end leaf, forming pp.15-18 and making the book 20 pages long.  There is a title on p.1:  This book has half the number of entries found in its neighbor books for 1613 and 1615, and its run of names does not coincide with those in 1613 or 1615.  The title, as shown below, contains no date.  There is a date, 1614, on the front cover, but it's written beside two names and it isn't clear whether it's a date associated with those names or whether it's intended as the date of the book. 

The: Clincke Libertie


P92/SAV/262:    Clink Liberty, 1614       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-34.  The book has 36 pages, with clusters of hard-to-read insertions on most pages.  Some men are noted as having wives (et vxor); these notations appear to be selective rather than exhaustive.  On p.2, an index of streets and alleys.  At the bottom of the title page (p.1), this note:  “John ffoxle to present in horshew alley”.  On p.35:  “ixo Aprilis 1614 Item given to goodwife Russell for the pore folkes of the Colledge — xxj tokens”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Clincke libertye 1614
The token booke for the libertye of the Clincke
for the yeare of our Lord god 1614
[and on page 3:]
The Clinke libertye token booke Ao 1614


P92/SAV/263:    Clink Liberty, 1615       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-34.  The book has 36 pages.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Clinke libertye 1615
The token booke for the Libertye of the Clincke
for the yeare of our Lord God 1615
[and on page 3:]
The Clinke liberty 1615


P92/SAV/264:    Clink Liberty, 1616       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37.  The book has 40 pages.  Notes about various parishioners appear on p.38.  A great many individuals and families – some 250 in all – have “gone” written beside their names, suggesting a period of increased relocation among parishioners.  On p.38 are many social notes, among them this one:  “Susan Burnaby a single mayden dwelling wth her mother is with Childe”.  Also on p.38 this note:  “Reseved of goodman Doggett on Satterdaye the 22th of march 1616  1 hundreth of tokens which haue to deliver ether in money or in tokens backe againe by me william Corden”.  [Note: “22th” is the correct rendering of “two and twentieth”.]  On p.2, a list of expenditures for various dinners during March 1616, the dates of which are all incorrect.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Clink Libertye 1616
The Token Booke for the libertye of the Clincke
Bankeside
for the yeare of or Lord God 1616


P92/SAV/265:    Clink Liberty, 1617       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-41.  Of the book's original 44 pages, 42 remain; p.42 is blank.  The final leaf (presumably blank), that would originally have been pp.43-44, has been torn away.  On the cover sheet (p.1) is written this sentiment, a variant of which also appears on the cover of the Paris Garden token book for 1618 (P92/SAV/296): “The Lord geuethe and the Lord taketh away even as It plesethe the Lord so Comethe thinges to pas blessed be the name of the Lord”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Clincke libertye ·1617·
The token booke for the libertye of the Clincke
for the yeare of or Lord God 1617
[and on page 3:]
Clincke Libertye 1617


P92/SAV/266:    Clink Liberty, 1618       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-41.  The book has 44 pages.  A reckoning of tokens appears on p.41 (see below).  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Clincke libertye 1618
The token booke for the libertye of the Clincke
for the yeare of or Lord God 1618
[and on page 3:]
Clincke Libertye 1618
[and on page 41:]
Tokens – 1474
At 2dd a peec – 12li 5s 8d


P92/SAV/267:    Clink Liberty, 1619       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-40.  The book has 44 pages.  On the cover, this notation: “wydow Cathrenes to haue one of mr (mrs?) Allenes gownes if the house do thynck good”.  On the back page: “4356 tokens”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

Clincke libertye 1619
The token booke for the libertye of the Clyncke
for the yeare of or Lord God 1619
[and on page 3:]
Clincke Libertye


P92/SAV/268:    Clink Liberty, 1620       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-40, with a few appended names on p.41.  The book has 44 pages.  Tokens are numbered in this book.  The original book was neatly written, but most of the corrections and insertions are badly scrawled, often illegibly.  Some of the insertions are names of family or household members.  On p.21, beside the heading for Three Tuns Alley, is a small ink drawing of a woman:  There is a title on p.1: 

Clincke libertye 1620
The token booke for the libertye of the Clinck in the
parrishe of St Savior for the
yeare of our Lord 1620


P92/SAV/269:    Clink Liberty, 1621       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-38.  The book's original 36 pages having proved insufficient, an additional sheet (2 leaves) was inserted after p.20, forming pp.21-24, making 40 pages in all.  At the top of p.3, at the beginning of the list of names, this teasing notation:  “Cl: euery tykett is marked wth ”.  Is the implication that a ticket was a token? If so, does this mean every ticket was marked 'Cl' for Clink?.  Or that, in Clink Liberty, every ticket was marked with [sentence not completed]?  There is a title on p.1: 

Clincke Libertye
1621
The token booke
[and on page 3 the year again:]
1621


P92/SAV/270:    Clink Liberty, 1622       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names – including names of children and servants – occur on pp.3-49.  The book's original 44 pages having proved insufficient, two additional sheets (4 leaves) were inserted after p.40, forming pp.41-48, making 52 pages in all; pp.50-51 are blank.  Married men have “et uxor” by their names, but the names of the wives are rarely given.  Names of children and servants are entered, but probably not exhaustively.  Tokens are numbered in this book in a fairly straightforward way.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token book for
the Clinke libertye
1622
[and on page 3 the year again:]
1622


P92/SAV/271:    Clink Liberty, 1623       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-49.  The book's original 48 pages having proved insufficient, an additional sheet (2 leaves) was inserted after p.46, forming pp.47-50, making 52 pages in all.  There is a title on p.1: 

The token booke for
the Clinke Libertye
1623
[and on page 3 the date again:]
1623


P92/SAV/272:    Clink Liberty, 1624       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-46.  Of the book's original 52 pages, 50 remain; pp.47-50 are blank.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been the final pages (51-52) has been torn away.  On p.4, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1: 

1624 The Clincke Liberty
[and on page 5:]
Ao: 1624


P92/SAV/273:    Clink Liberty, 1627       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-47.  Of the book's original 76 pages, 70 remain; pp.50-69 are blank.  Three leaves – one that would originally have been pp.65-66 and two that would originally have been pp.69-72 – have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Additionally, the leaf comprising pp.3-4, containing on p.4 an index of streets and alleys, has been largely torn away, but has survived, and is now separately catalogued as P92/SAV/239.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

Cleink 1627
The Token Booke for the Libertie
of the Clynck in St Saviours
parish in Southwarke
Anno domini 1627
[and on page 3:]
The names of the Comunicants & number
of Tokens deliuered in the Clincke
Libertie of St Saviors parish of Southwarke
Anno domini 1627 & 3o Regis Caroli


P92/SAV/274:    Clink Liberty, 1628       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-43.  Of the book's original 60 pages, 56 remain; pp.44-53 are blank.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.53-54, and another that would originally have been pp.59-60, have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Tokens are numbered in this book, though erratically.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The Token Booke for the Clinck
Libertie
St Saviours parishe
Anno Domini. 1628
[and on page 5:]
The Names of the Comunicants
and Tokens deliuered wthin ye
Libertie of the Clincke in the
parish of St Saviours
Anno domini 1628 et 4to: Regis
Caroli.


P92/SAV/275:    Clink Liberty, 1629       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-47.  The book has 60 pages; pp.48-57 are blank.  On p,1, a note that “wm Kneveton of Cannon streete a Stranger did Receave the Communion the 3th [sic] of May 1629”.  On p.3, a table of the numbers of tokens “brought in” weekly from 22 March through 24 May, thereafter monthly until 1 November.  The most tokens, 868, were brought in on Sunday 24 May; the second most, 596, on Sunday 7 June; Easter Sunday (5 April) was third with 536.  The total number of tokens brought in: 4,295.  And on the bottom of p.47, “Res ffor tookens –– 22li-1s-3”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The Token Booke for the Clynck
Libertie Anno 1629
Mr Tho: Butler warden
 [and on page 5:]
Mr Sledd Warden
The Names of the Communicants wthin the
Libertie of the Clynck in the parish of
St Saviors to whome tokens are deliuered
Anno domini 1629 et 4to Regis Caroli


P92/SAV/276:    Clink Liberty, 1630       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-37.  Of the book's original 60 pages, 50 remain; pp.38-49 are blank.  Two leaves that would originally have been pp.43-46, and three leaves that would originally have been pp.53-58, have been torn away.  The surrounding pages are blank, so these pages were presumably blank also.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On the back cover (p.50), a list of “poore people” to whom tokens were given, and also this note: “Pd James Bankes for one qter for makeinge Cleane the Churchyard — iiijs ”  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The Token Booke for the Clinke
Libertie Anno: 1630.
Thomas Butler: Warden.
 [and on page 5:]
Mr: Staple:   Warden
The names of the Communicantes wthin
the Libertie of the Clinke in the parish of
St: Sauiours to whom tokens are deliuered
Anno domini 1630 et 5to: R. Caroli.


P92/SAV/277:    Clink Liberty, 1631       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-40.  Of the book's original 60 pages, 56 remain.  Two leaves that would originally have been pp.33-34 and 55-56 have been torn away.  The earlier leaf likely had no names on it, as the parish clerk's original folio numbers are sequential, ignoring the missing leaf.  The missing latter leaf is in the midst of blank pages (pp.41-55 are blank).  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring these gaps.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The Token Booke for the Clynke
Anno domini 1631
Mr John Harte Warden
[and on page 5:]
Mr Wright  Warden
The names of the Communicants wthin
the Libertye of the Clynke in the parish
of St Saviors & the numbr of Tokens
to them delivered.   Anno domini 1631


P92/SAV/278:    Clink Liberty, no date, possibly 1632       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.1-19, and a single name on p.33.  The book has 36 pages; pp.21-32 and 34-35 are blank.  The book has no title; names begin immediately at the top of p.1, suggesting perhaps a lost earlier page.  On the back page is a modern annotation, in pencil:  “c. 1632 ?”. 

P92/SAV/279:    Clink Liberty, 1633       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-41.  The book has 44 pages; pp.42-43 are blank.  On p.44, many annotations about the disbursement and recovery of tokens.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1633
The Token Booke for the
Clinck Liberty Anno
domini 1633
Mr Robert Clark Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
delivered in the Clinck Liberty
Anno domini 1633


P92/SAV/280:    Clink Liberty, 1633       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.1-15, with six names on p.18.  The book has 20 pages; pp.16-17 and 19-20 are blank.  The book appears to have been hastily written; the hand is careless.  At the bottom of p.8: “of march the 19 day 20036  [perhaps 236 intended] tokens delivered”.  There is a title on p.1: 

1633 ffor the Clincke liberty


P92/SAV/281:    Clink Liberty, 1634       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-50.  The book has 52 pages.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The token Booke for
the Liberty of the Clynke
Anno domini 1634
Mr John Hancocke warden
[and on page 5:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in the Clink Liberty
Anno domini 1634


P92/SAV/282:    Clink Liberty, 1634       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-16.  The book has 24 pages; pp.17-24 are blank.  The book is clearly written with almost no alterations.  There is a title on p.1: 

Liberty of the Clinck 1634
1634


P92/SAV/283:    Clink Liberty, 1635       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-31.  The book's original 28 pages having proved insufficient, two additional sheets (4 leaves) were attached at the end, allowing for another 8 pages, making 36 pages in all; pp.32-36 are blank.  There is a title on p.1: 

Clink Liberty
The Token booke for the Liberty
of the Clink Anno domini
1635
Mr Thomas Butler warden


P92/SAV/284:    Clink Liberty, 1635       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-45.  The book's original 52 pages having proved insufficient, an additional sheet (2 leaves) was inserted at the end, allowing for another 4 pages (pp.51-54), making 56 pages in all.  Pages 46-48, 50-51, and 54-55 are blank; pp.49 and 52-53 contain random tithe notations.  On p.45 a notation that the total for the book is “1898 tokens”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

The Token Booke for the
liberty of the Clynke
Anno Domini 1635
Mr Thomas Butler Warden
1635
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in the Clynck Liberty
Anno domini 1635


P92/SAV/285:    Clink Liberty, 1636       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-40.  Of the book's original 48 pages, 46 remain; pp.41-45 are blank.  The final leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.45-46 has been torn away.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1638
The Token Booke for the
Liberty of the Clinck
Mr Evan Owen warden
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens
deliuered in the Clink Liberty
Anno domini 1636


P92/SAV/286:    Clink Liberty, 1637       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-37.  The book has 48 pages; pp.38-45 are blank; pp.46-48 contain tallies of tokens or random jottings.  On p.2, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1637
The Token Booke for the
Liberty of the Clinck
Mr John Hancock
Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of
Tokens deliuered in the Clinck Liberty
Anno domini 1637


P92/SAV/287:    Clink Liberty, 1638       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-34.  Of the book's original 44 pages, 40 remain; pp.2-4 and 35-39 are blank.  Two leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.37-40 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  The cover-page of this book is severely damaged, and most of the title has perished; here is what remains:

The to[----------------------]
Liberty of[-----------------]
Mr Andro[--------]
warde[--]
[but there's more on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in the Clinck Liberty
Anno domini 1638


P92/SAV/288:    Clink Liberty, 1639       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-40, with three stray names on p.43.  Of the book's original 48 pages, 46 remain; pp.2-4 and 45 are blank; pp.41-42, though ruled for names, contain none.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.43-44 has been torn away.  Part of the following leaf has also been torn away, but enough remains to preserve some writing.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On p.40, an unfinished calculation: “This booke the Tookons beeing 2028: at 3d the peece Cumes too”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

1639
The Token Booke for the
Libertye of the Clinck
Mr Andrew Lucas Warden
[and on page 5:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in the Clinck Liberty Anno
1639


P92/SAV/289:    Clink Liberty, 1641       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-25.  Of the book's original 52 pages, 36 remain; pp.28-36 are blank or virtually blank.  Four sheets, comprising the eight leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have formed pp.11-18 and 43-50, have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring these gaps.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

The Token booke for the
Libertie of the Clinke Mr
Thomas Butler Warden
1641
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of tokens deliuered
in the Clincke Libertie Anno domini 1641


P92/SAV/290:    Clink Liberty 1641       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-32.  Unlike all the other books in this series except for P92/SAV/320 (Paris Garden 1642), this book is bound as a book, in vellum, and consists of five quires of sixteen leaves each, for a total of 80 leaves or 160 pages, though the pages are unnumbered.  Only the first quire contains names of token recipients; the remaining four quires are blank.  There is no archival numbering of the pages in the first quire; we have constructed page numbers for them.  The book is neatly written with few alterations.  There is no cover-page title; there is a heading on p.5: 

The names and number of tokens
deliuered in the Clinke liberty
Anno Domini 1641


P92/SAV/291:    Paris Garden, 1613       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-19.  The book has 24 pages.  On p.2, an index of streets and alleys.  On p.22, with the book reversed, memoranda about repairs, mainly involving the (unnamed) plasterer.  There is a title on p.1: 

Jesus
parris garden libertye
the token booke for the libty of Parris garden
for the yeare of or Lord god 1613


P92/SAV/292:    Paris Garden, 1614       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-19.  The book has 20 pages.  On p.2, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1: 

parris garden libertye 1614
The token booke for the libertye of Parris garden
for the yeare of our our Lord god 1614


P92/SAV/293:    Paris Garden, 1615       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-23.  The book has 24 pages.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1615
parris garden libertye
The token booke for the libertye of Parris garden
for the yeare of our Lord god 1615
[and on page 3:]
Parris garden libertye 1615


P92/SAV/294:    Paris Garden, 1616       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-22.  The book has 24 pages; p.23 is blank.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1616 parris garden libertye
The token booke for the libertye of Parris garden
for the yeare of our or Lord God 1616
[and on page 3:]
Parris garden libertye 1616


P92/SAV/295:    Paris Garden, 1617       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-25.  The book has 28 pages; pp.26-27 are blank.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1617
Parris garden libertye
The token booke for the libertye of Parris garden
for the yeare of or Lord god 1617
[and on page 3:]
Parris garden libertye 1617


P92/SAV/296:    Paris Garden, 1618       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-24.  The book has 28 pages; pp.26-27 are blank.  On the cover of the book is this sentiment, a variant of which also appears on the cover of the Clink Liberty token book for 1617 (P92/SAV/265): “The Lord geueth and the Lord taketh away even as it pleseth the Lord soe Comethe thinges to pas blessed be the name of the Lord”.  Also on the front cover:  “there is 119 house holdes to recev this 6 of Septem 1618”.  There is a title on p.1: 

1618
parris garden libertye
The token booke for the libertye of Parris garden
for the yeare of or Lord God 1618


P92/SAV/297:    Paris Garden, 1619       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-25.  The book has 28 pages.  On the cover page, this notation: “In peper Ally another tobacko house”.  On p.25, “in this booke is in tokens 867”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1619
Parris garden Libertye
The token booke for the libertye of Parris garden
for the yeare of or Lord God 1619
[and on page 3:]
Parris garden Libertye


P92/SAV/298:    Paris Garden, 1620       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-25.  The book has 28 pages.  Heads of household, and household members age 16 and above, were entered into this book, and numbered sequentially, from 1 through 1054, though according to the sum on the final page only 821 tokens were actually sold.  Many of the inserted names are barely legible, some not at all.  On p.26 this entry  “Aprill 1 1619 giue to the poore of the colege toknes 16 vnde 3 houses duble”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1620 parris garden Libertye
The token booke for the libertye of Parris
garden for the yeare of or Lord God 1620
[and on page 3:]
Parris garden Libertye 1620


P92/SAV/299:    Paris Garden, 1621       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-27.  The book has 28 pages.  On p.2, an index of streets and alleys.  Tokens are numbered in this book, and names of children and servants inserted.  There is a title on p.1: 

1621
parris garden Libertye
The token booke


P92/SAV/300:    Paris Garden, 1623       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]
The book has 32 pages.  On the front cover, this entry:  “Rafle [Ralfe] vene in goldsmith Rentes — 1 token”;  Goldsmith's Rents is in Clink Liberty, not in Paris Garden; there is a Ralph Wynne there in 1622.  Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-30, and a jumble of names appears on p.31, as follows. 
                            vpper walter laurence 2 tok
                            mossey john kempe 2 toke
                            vpper John Thom Eares — 2 tok
                            Bon John lane — 2 tok
                            ffichman Rich moore — 2 tok
                            piggen steares kindred 2 tok
                            will Papes — 2 toke
                            northall — 2 toke
There is a title on p.1: 

1623
The token booke for
parris garden
libertye


P92/SAV/301:    Paris Garden, 1624       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-25.  The book has 40 pages; pp.2-3 and 26-40 are blank.  On p.4, an index of streets and alleys.  There is a title on p.1: 

1624               
The Vpper ground
Libertie


P92/SAV/302:    Paris Garden, 1624       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-11.  The book has 16 pages; pp.12-15 are blank.  The book is written clearly, but in an extravagantly florid hand.  There is a title on p.1: 

The vpper Grounde
Libertie
1624


P92/SAV/303:    Paris Garden, 1627       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-26.  Of the book's original 40 pages, 36 remain; pp.28-33 are blank.  Two leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.35-38 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On p.36 this note: “The first of July 1627 Tokens Receved at the Comunion tabl – 122”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

Parishe gardein 1627
The Token Booke of Paris=
Gardeine Libertie of St Saviors parish in Southwarke
alias vpper grownd
Anno domini 1627
[and on page 5:]
The Names of the Communicantes & number
of Tokens deliuered in the Clincke
libertie of St Saviors parishe of Southwarke
Anno domini 1627 & 3: Regis Caroli
1627


P92/SAV/304:    Paris Garden, 1628       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-31.  Of the book's original 36 pages, 34 remain; pp.32-33 are blank.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.33-34 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Tokens are numbered in this book, though not in any clearly understandable fashion.  Much of the first leaf has perished, but enough survives to read two names on the cover: “Richard Powle als Powell” (who is also listed inside the book) and “Dorothie Gapp by the Bull”, who is not.  The title also survives; and there is a further heading on p.3: 

The Token Bookes for the
Libertie of Parisgarden
Anno Domini: 1628
[and on page 3:]
The names of the Communicants & number
of Tokens delyuered in the
Libertie of Paris gardene: 1628


P92/SAV/305:    Paris Garden, 1629       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-31.  The book has 36 pages; pp.32-35 are blank.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The Token Booke for the
Parris-garden Liberty
Anno Domini 1629
[and on page 5:]
The Names and Number of Tokens deliuered
in the Libertie of Parisgardeine
1629


P92/SAV/306:    Paris Garden, 1630       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-27.  The book has 40 pages; pp.28-37 are blank.  On the front cover:  “Tho: Taller giuen a tocken”.  At the bottom of p.27, sums of tokens for the three parts of the parish, with the grand total shown as 4,974.  On p.38, four names — Rich Dowdswell, Wm Chapell, John Humphrey, John Clarke — listed for payments, possibly of tithes.  On p.40: “Gathered at the Comunyon table the 2th [sic] of October 1631 – xxiiijs”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The Token Booke for Parrisgarden
Libertie Anno: 1630
mr Jeremy Crewe: warden
[and on page 5:]
The names and Number of Tokens deliuered
in Parrisgardeine Libertie 1630:


P92/SAV/307:    Paris Garden, 1631       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-22.  The book has 32 pages; pp.23-31 are blank.  On the cover page, a list of moneys gathered at communion on various dates.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

The Token Booke for Parris
garden Libertye Anno domini
1631
Mr Jeremy Crewe warden
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens
delivered in Parisgarden Liberty
Anno domini 1631


P92/SAV/308:    Paris Garden, 1631, 1632       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
The book has no cover; names of token recipients appear on pp.1-22.  The book has 24 pages.  The book appears to have been used for two years.  Like almost all other books in this series, this book has been given archival page numbers, beginning with 1 and ending with 24.  In the section beginning on p.1 and headed 1631, names occur on pp.1-10.  But then the book was reversed, with a new first page on what is now archivally numbered 22, with names continuing backward through the book from p.22 to p.11.  The page numbers in our transcription follow the archival page numbers in the book, though we understand that this will result in some confusion about those reversed pages, where the numbers will seem to run backwards.  There are two headings, on pp.1 and 22: 

1631
parsheh garden liberty
[and on page 22, with the book reversed:]
1632
Old Paris garden Liberty


P92/SAV/309:    Paris Garden, 1632       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-25.  Of the book's original 32 pages, 30 remain; pp.26-27 are blank.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.27-28 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

The token Booke for Paris garden
Libertye Anno Domini 1632
[and on page 3:]
The names and number of Tokens
deliuered in Paris Garden Liberty
Anno domini 1632


P92/SAV/310:    Paris Garden, 1633       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-25.  Of the book's original 32 pages, 28 remain; pp.26-27 are blank.  Two leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.27-30 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  Two names are written on the back cover (p.28):  “nyclas hickcock at the myle” and “ffrancis prichard”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

The Token Booke for Paris garden
Liberty Anno domini 1633
Mr Thomas Weston Warden
[and on page 5:]
The names and number of Tokens
delivered in Paris Garden Liberty
Anno domini 1633


P92/SAV/311:    Paris Garden, 1633       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.1-10, except for p.8 which is blank.  The book has 20 pages; pp.11-20 are blank.  The book is very poorly written.  There is a title on p.1: 

1633 Paris garden liberty


P92/SAV/312:    Paris Garden, 1634       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.1-16.  The book has 20 pages; pp.17-20 are blank.  The book is very poorly written, by a scribe whose command of orthography regularly abandoned him, and who often over-wrote his own mis-spellings.  As a result, the book is hard to read, and many of the names are likely spelled oddly.  No attempt has been made to correct these oddities.  On the cover: “13 march 1633 Mr Madox deliuered to Mr Weston 400 tokens pd for soom & the rest redeliuered”.  There is a title on p.1: 

Liberty of old paris garden
1634


P92/SAV/313:    Paris Garden, 1634       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-24.  Of the book's original 28 pages, 26 remain.  A leaf (probably blank but possibly containing names) that would originally have been pp.25-26 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  The book is neatly written, with few corrections.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

The token booke for the Liberty
of old Paris garden Anno
domini 1634
Mr Thomas weston warden
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in Paris garden liberty
Anno domini 1634


P92/SAV/314:    Paris Garden, 1635       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-23.  Of the book's original 28 pages, 26 remain.  A leaf (probably blank but possibly containing names) that would originally have been pp.25-26 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On the back page (p.26):  “hewge price boers head ally”; neither this name nor this place-name are listed in the book.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

The Token Booke for the Liberty
of Old Paris Garden Anno
domini 1635
Mr Evan owen Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in Paris Garden Libertye
Anno domini 1635


P92/SAV/315:    Paris Garden, 1636       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-22.  Of the book's original 32 pages, 24 remain.  Four leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.23-30 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  The book is fairly written with few emendations.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1636
The Token Booke of the Liberty
of old Paris Garden
Mr Thomas Butler
Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in Paris garden liberty 1636


P92/SAV/316:    Paris Garden, 1638       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-19.  Of the book's original 36 pages, 22 remain.  Seven leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.23-34 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On the back page (p.22)  “ffather sone” is written three times.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.5: 

1638
The Token Booke for the
Liberty of old paris garden
Mr James Howe
Warden
[and on page 5:]
The Names & number of Tokens
deliuered in Paris Garden Liberty
Anno domini 1638


P92/SAV/317:    Paris Garden, 1639       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.3-20 Of the book's original 28 pages, 26 remain.  Pages 21-24, though ruled for names, contain none; p.25 is blank.  A leaf (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.25-26 has been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  On p.20, “This booke the tokens beinge 1081 cometh to the some of xiijli 10s 3d Thirtenn pownds Tenn shillings and three pence”.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3: 

1639
The Token Booke for the Liberty
of Old Paris Garden
Mr Thomas Allen
Warden
[and on page 3:]
The names & number of Tokens
deliuered in old paris Garden Liberty
Anno domini 1639


P92/SAV/318:    Paris Garden, 1640       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-22.  The book has 28 pages.  Pages 23-24, though ruled for names, contain none.  The wrapper of the book is a parchment indenture of lease, for 21 years, of the house of William Croft, cheesemonger of St Saviour's; the lease is from John Hayman to John Crowder, merchant tailor, and is dated 25 August 1634.  There are notations in the margin against many names related to tithe payments ("T") and clerk's wages ("C").  There is a title on p.1 and further headings on pages 3 and 5: 

1640
The token booke for the Liberty of
old Paris garden
Mr Thomas Allen
Warden
[and repeated on page 3:]
1640
The token Book for the Liberty of
old Paris garden
Mr Thomas Allen
Warden
[and on page 5:]
The names and number of tokens deliuered
in the Liberty of old paris garden
Anno domini 1640


P92/SAV/319:    Paris Garden, 1641       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-14.  Of the book's original 36 pages, 20 remain; pp.15-20 are either blank or devoid of names.  Eight leaves (presumably blank) that would originally have been pp.3-18 have been torn away.  Archival numbering of the surviving pages is sequential, ignoring this gap.  There is a title on p.1 and a further heading on p.3; “Clink” is struck through in the title. 

1641
The Clinck Token booke
for the Libertie of Old Parris
garden Mr Drvrie
1064
Rd tokes 4396
[and on page 5:]
The names and number of tokens deliuered in the
Liberty of old Paris garden
Anno domini 1641


P92/SAV/320:    Paris Garden, 1642       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.5-21; a supplemental list of (apparently) last-minute names is on the final leaf of the book (p.159).  Unlike all the other books in this series except for P92/SAV/290 (Clink 1641), this book is bound as a book, in vellum, and consists of five quires of sixteen leaves each, for a total of 80 leaves or 160 pages, though the pages are unnumbered.  Only the first quire contains names of token recipients; the remaining four quires are blank except for p.159.  There is no archival numbering of the pages in the book; we have constructed page numbers for the first quire, excluding the outside vellum wrapper, and have numbered p.159 as well.  On p.3 the following curious note is written: “wm Stadlocke his wife hath deliuered to hir this 12 of June 1643 i doson of bodyes that was brought in to the vestrey for hir Child & is to pay for theme – xxs”.  There is a title on the wrapper and a further heading on p.5: 

The token booke for
Parris Garden
Libertie
Joseph Muston Churchward.
1642
[and on page 5:]
The names and Number of Tokens
deliuered in the libertie of old parish
garden Anno domini 1642


P92/SAV/321:    Paris Garden, 1642       [Click for Table of Easter Dates]  
Names of token recipients appear on pp.2-16, though pp.4, 6, 8, and 12 are blank.  The book has 20 pages; pp.17-19 are blank.  There is a title on p.1.  2 April, the date in the title, was Easter Sunday 1643. 

The Token Booke for
ould Parris garden libertie
sent the 15 day of March 1642
in tokens the number of – 400
discage Mr Ally of his tokens
2th Aprill 1643