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'NOTES : Tooke and Halley Families, 221 Punctuation in MSS. and Printed Books, 222 The Inches Volunteers, 24 " Balzo " in the ' Purgatorio ' London Remains, 226 Epitaphs Epitaph of Becket the Bookseller Cat Folk-loreShakespeare as a Player, 227 'The Oxford Dictionary '" Nose of Wax "The English Opera- House, 228.
QUERIES : " Moral courage " " Vitremyte " Nonjurors : Rev. Benjamin Way Antelope as Crest Gerard Lang- baine, 1645-57 Leland Stanford, 229 Authors of Quota- tions Wanted "Resist" China Cornelius Sweers St. Anthony's Bread Mrs. Quentin Umber Bird E. A. Lutyens, Painter, 230 Trumper Family " Mary, Mary, quite contrary" Swift's Works Hayley and Blake "Morsjanuavitse" 'TheOutlaw' Gosnold ' Sketches and Recollections of the West Indies ' Shelley's 'Sensitive Plant' Silk first mentioned in the Bible Pan ton Professorship and Will Case " Amicus" of ' The Morning Herald 'Dr. John Key, of Leek, 231.
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TOOKE AND HALLEY FAMILIES.
(See 10 S. vii. 445; viii. 37.)
As the surname Tooke seems to be some- what rare in English records, the notes iollowing may be of interest to other readers.
In ' A Display of Heraldry,' by John 'Guillim, London, 1724, appears on p. 395, -col. 1, the description of the coats of three families, viz., James Tooke of London (authority : Her. Off., Lond. ; C. 24, fo. 442b) ; Took (of Popes and Wormley, in co. Hertford) ; Smith (of Old Buckenham, in Norfolk).
The ' History of Hertfordshire,' by John Edwin Cussans, London, 1874-8, vol. ii., ' Hundred of Hertford,' gives, on pp. 158-9, ~249, a Tooke pedigree tracing from one " William Tooke of Popes, auditor of the Court of Wards and Liveries ; eldest son of Ralph Tooke of Godingston, co. Kent ; died 4th December, 1588, set. 80; buried at Essendon."
Burke's 'Landed Gentry,' 10th ed., London, 1900, pp. 700, 1211, contains two pedigrees of Tooke, under the surnames of Hales and Padwick.
The ' Visitation of London, 1633, 1634,
and 1635 ' (Harl. Soc., 1883), vol. ii. p. 291,
gives a pedigree of Tooke of Aldersgate
Ward.
In the ' History of Norfolk,' by F. Blome- field (ed. 1805), Vol. ii. pp. 167, 171, appear some references to members of the families of Smith, Tooke, and Tooks.
The 'Visitation of Norfolk, 1563,' by Wm. Harvey, Clarenceux, published by Norfolk and Norwich Archaeological Associa- tion, 1878, vol. i. p. 90, gives the arms of Smith, with a pedigree of four generations in which the name Ursula occurs.
Lands in Upwell were bequeathed by Gilbert Kinder in 1645 (will, P.C.C.) to his daughter, Margaret Kinder. The testator gives " to good friend Mr. James Tooke,
auditor a ring of gowld of three poundes
price." John Tooke (son of James) and Margaret Kinder were married probably between 1655 and 1660. Their daughter, Mary Tooke, married Dr. E. Halley, at Islington, in 1682. The will of Gilbert Kin- der's widow has not been discovered. A few items concerning that family appear in the published ' Registers ^f St. Helen's, Bishopsgate ' (Harl. Soc., vol. xxxi.), 1904, as follows :
P. 24. Baptisms : "Jan. 6, 1635, Margaret, daughter of Gilbert Kinder, Mercer, and Margaret his wife."
P. 297. Burials : " Jan. 29, 1646, Gilbert Kinder, Mercer, in the Church."
P. 326 Burials: "Feb. 20, 1678, Margaret Kin- der, in the Chancell Close to the lower Stepp."
P. 357. Burials : "Oct. 9, 1714, Margaret Tooke, Widow, in the South Eyle in the Church under the Deske."
"In the Public Record Office is the record of a grant, made in February, 1637, to John Tooke, X eldest son of James Tooke, Esq., of the office of one of the auditors of His Majesty's Court of j Wards and Liveries, after the death or other de- termination of the estate or interest of Charles Maynard and James Tooke, the present auditors, and of Walter Prichard."
" Will of Margaret Tooke of London, widow. To be buried in the parish church of Gt. St. Hellens, London, as near to my father Gilbert and Margaret Kinder as may be Bequeaths land in Upwell, co. Norfolk, to executrix arid executor during the life of her daughter Elizabeth Peirson, upon trust, and after latter's decease to cousin William Perkins, executor, and his heirs, during the life of testatrix's daughter Mary Halley, upon trust, and after the latter's decease to Edmund Halley, her son, and to the heirs of his body lawfully to be begotten, and for want of such issue, to the daughters of mv said daughter Mary Halley, viz., Margaret and Catherine Halley, and to their heirs equally as tenants in comon and not as joint tenants. Daughter Eliza- beth Peirson ; daughter Dorothy English, wife of Antony English ; William Perkins ; daughter Hal- ley; brother Joseph Kinder, deceased; grand-
