Calendar:1600s:1690:3-Feb

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3 Feb 1690

Calendar diary

Day Regnal year Event
Monday (1689/1690) 1 William and Mary

People events

Person Qualifier Event Notes
FURSSE, William ‹ LBT 11662 › Bound to Charles Brome (LBT/11664)
BROME, Charles ( - 1724) ‹ LBT 11664 › Appr - Binding William Fursse
ABBOTT, William ‹ LBT 12176 › Bound to William Curtis (LBT/14435)
HARMER, Jasper ( - 1713) ‹ LBT 12265 › Appr - Binding Samuel Baker (LBT/12885)
BAKER, Samuel ‹ LBT 12885 › Bound to Jasper Harmer (LBT/12265)
PODMORE, Robert ( - 1722) ‹ LBT 13945 › Freed - Servitude - as Podmore
PODMORE, Robert ( - 1722) ‹ LBT 13945 › Appr - Binding Samuel Podmore (LBT/14349)
WHITE, Charles ‹ LBT 14016 › Freed - Servitude
CURTIS, William ‹ LBT 14435 › Appr - Binding William Abbott (LBT/12176)
PODMORE, Samuel ‹ LBT 14349 › Bound to Robert Podmore (LBT/13944)
WYLDE, Richard ‹ LBT 14739 › Appr - Binding James Wilde (LBT/15546)
WILDE, James ‹ LBT 15546 › Bound to Richard Wilde (LBT/14739)
FAULKENER, William ‹ LBT 15441 › Freed - Servitude - "Servt. To Saml. Wester <sic> & turned over to George Larkin" n.d.
STARKEY, John ‹ LBT 14748 › Court Chosen as an Assistant - declined to take his seat when he learned that as the newest Assistant, he would have the lowest place, below those he considered his juniors. Although he was apparently still summoned to meetings (on 15 Jul 1690 the Beadle reported Starkey as having torn up his summons "in great wrath and indignation"). Starkey launched an apppeal to the Lord Mayor and Alderman of London but nothing came of it and he had still not taken his seat by the time of his death shortly afterwards.
STARKEY, John ‹ LBT 14748 › Court Chosen as an Assistant - declined to take his seat when he learned that as the newest Assistant, he would have the lowest place, below those he considered his juniors. Although he was apparently still summoned to meetings (on 15 Jul 1690 the Beadle reported Starkey as having torn up his summons "in great wrath and indignation"). Starkey launched an apppeal to the Lord Mayor and Alderman of London but nothing came of it and he had still not taken his seat by the time of his death shortly afterwards.