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NEALE, Francis, of St. Dunstan-in-the-West, London and East Meon, Hants.

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Prob. s. of William Neale of Warnford, Hants, auditor of the Exchequer, by his 1st w. Agnes, da. of Robert Bowyer. m. 10 July 1605, Florence, da. of Sir William Uvedale of Wickham, Hants, at least 2s. d.v.p. 1da. Kntd. 2 Jan. 1609.
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Auditor of the Exchequer from c.1593 to at least 1625; j.p. Hants 1625, commr. martial law 1627.

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NEALE, Francis, of St. Dunstan-in-the-West, London and East Meon, Hants.
Main residences: St. Dunstan-in-the-West, London; East Meon, Hants.
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NEALE, Francis

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NASH, Richard (d.1605), of Worcester.

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s. of John Nash of Tapenhall in Ombersley, Worcs. by his w. Dorothy. m. Margaret, da. of alias Fleet" class="involume">Thomas Walsgrove alias Fleet, 3s. 5da.
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Bailiff, Worcester 1581–2.

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NASH, Richard (d.1605), of Worcester.
Main residence: Worcester.
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Commons 1558-1603
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NASH, Richard (-d.1605)

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MYDDELTON, Thomas (c.1556-1631), of Galch Hill, Denb., Tower Street, London Stansted Mountfichet, Essex.

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b. c. 1556, 4th s. of Richard Myddelton by Jane, da. of Hugh Dryhurst, alderman of Denbigh. m. (1) bef. Oct.1585, Hester, da. of (Sir) Richard Saltonstall, 2s. inc. Thomas; (2) c.1587, Elizabeth, wid. of John Olmstead of Ingatestone, Essex, 2s. 2da.; (3) Elizabeth, wid. of Miles Hobart, clothworker, of London; (4) Anne, wid. of Jacob Wittewronge, brewer, of London. Kntd. 1603.
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J.p. Denb. from c. 1592; constable, Denbigh castle and chief forester, Denbigh Sept. 1596; j.p. and custos rot. Merioneth 1599.

Freeman, Grocers’ Co. 1582, liveryman 1592, assistant 1611; jt. surveyor of the outports 17 Feb. 1592; member E.I. Co. 1600; alderman, London 1603, sheriff June 1603, ld. mayor 1613 – 14; pres. Bridewell and Bethlehem hospitals; col. city militia.

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MYDDELTON, Sir Thomas I (c.1556-1631), of The Bear, Tower Street, London; Stansted Mountfichet, Essex and Chirk Castle, Denb.
Main residences: Galch Hill, Denb.; Tower Street, London; Stansted Mountfichet, Essex.
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This biography is largely based upon A. H. Dodd ‘Mr. Myddelton, the Merchant of Tower Street’, Eliz. Govt. and Soc. 249-81.

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MYDDELTON, Thomas (c.1556-1631)

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MYLES, John (d.1597), of Coventry, Warws.

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m. (?1) c.1560, Margery Tryckett; (?2) aft. 1574, Bridget, da. of Henry Over, wid. of John Nethermill and of Stephen Hales; 2s. 4da.
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Sheriff, Coventry 1571 – 72, mayor 1580 – 81, alderman from 1588.

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MYLES, John (d.1597), of Coventry, Warws.
Main residence: Coventry, Warws.
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MYLES, John (-d.1597)

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MYLLES, Francis (d.1618), of God’s House, Southampton, Bitterne, Hants and of London

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educ. Queen’s, Oxf., All Souls, BA 1559, fellow, MA Dec. 1562. m. Alice, da. of Richard James (or John James) of Newport, I.o.W., 4s. 2da.Vis. Hants (Harl. Soc. lxiv), 170.
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Sub-warden, All Souls by 1564; sec. to Francis Walsingham c. 1566 – 90; bailiff of liberty of bp. of Winchester 1581 – 82; clerk of the peace, Hants 1581 – 1606; burgess, Southampton 1582, commr. subsidy 1599; freeman, Winchester 1585; clerk of privy seal, clerk of ct. of requests, clerk of the signet by 1606, clerk for loans 1611; ?member, Spanish Co. 1605–6.Reg. Univ. Oxf. ed. Boase, i. 238; ii(2), ed. Clark, xv. 10; Al. Ox. 1015; London Mar. Lic. 1005; Collinson, Som. ii. 377; SP12/194/42; PRO Index 16774; 22 Eliz., f. 14; CSP Dom. 1581–90, pp. 360, 362; 1603–10, p. 336; 1611–18, pp. 83, 102, 103; Speed, Hist. Southampton, 132; Stephens, Clerks of the Counties, 947; Cott. Vesp. F. ix.

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MYLLES, Francis (d.1618), of God’s House, Southampton, Bitterne, Hants and of London
Main residences: God's House, Southampton; Bitterne, Hants.; of London.
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Commons 1558-1603
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MYLLES, Francis (-d.1618)

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