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Page 9 of Death Records in the Register of Burials in the Temple Church, London England

Sheet 22

Surname	First Name	Comments
Reeves	Lord Chief Justice, The	died at his chambers in Pump Court, Middle Temple,on the nineteenth of January and was carried out of the Temple to be buried at Windsor on fryday the Twenty eighth day of January, 1736-7, the fees being first paid.
Wine	John	gent., a Member of the Inner Temple, was buried in the rounds on Monday the Seventh of February 1736-7.
Strutt	Samuel	gent., of the Inner Temple, was buried in the churhyard on fryday the Eleventh of February, 1736-7.
Green	Mark	Gent., died at his chambers in Hare Court, Inner Temple, on Sunday the Thirteenth day of February, and was carried out of the Temple to be buried in the Citty the fryday following. 1736-7, the dues being paid.
Newton	Richard	esq., one of the Masters of the Bench of the honble. Society of the Middle Temple, was buried in the vault on Fryday the Twenty fifth day of February, 1736-7.
( a friend )		of Mr. King's died at his chambers in the Middle Temple Lane and was carried out of the Temple to be buried on Fryday th Eighteenth day of March, 1736-7. The dues being first paid.
Clayton	Richard	gardiner to the honble. Society of the Middle Temple. Was buried in the Temple churchyard on Sunday the Third day of Aprill, 1736. G. & b. f.g.
Temple	Sarah	a foundling, belonging to the Inner Temple, was buried in the churchyard on fryday the Twenty second day of Aprill, 1737.
Crosley	James	a perriwigg maker in Garden Court, Middle Temple, was buried in the Temple churchyard on Saturda the Twenty third Day of Aprill,1737.
Paul	Peter	a young child, son to Mr. Paul of the King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Thursday the fifth of May, 1737.
Curwin	Robert	a young child of the turspit's belonging to the Inner Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Thursday the fifth of May, 1737. G & b.f.g.
Saunderson	Charles	esq., was buried in the Middle Temple vault on Fryday the thirteenth day of May, 1738.
Tooke	blank. Mr.	died at his chambers in Figtree Court, Inner Temple on Tuesday the 17th of May, 1737 and was carried to be buried Elsewhere , the dues being first paid.
Temple	Samuel	a foundling of the Inner Temple was buried in the churchyard on Saturday the Twenty first of May, 1737.
Currier	William, Mr.	dyed at his Chambers in Harcourts Buildings, Inner Temple on Monday the Thirteth day of May, 1737, and carried else where to be buried. No fees paid.
Wilkinson	Edmund	( servant to Mr. Godfrey Bosvile, a gentleman of the Inner Temple) was buried in the churchyard on Monday the Sixth day of June, 1737. G & b.f.g.
Fazakerly	Thomas, Master	a youth was buried in the Inner Temple vault on Monday the fourth day of July, 1737
Clenwick	John, Mr.	(nephew to Mr. Edmunds, one of the Butlers of the Inner Temple) was buried in the Temple Churchyard on the Thirteenth day of July, 1737.
Mallary	(blank)	esq., ( a Gentleman of the Inner Temple) was buried in the churchyard on Saturday the Second day of July, 1737.
(Memorand. This should have been entered above before Mast. Fazakerly) all fees given.
Tidcomb	John, Mr.	was buried in the Temple churchyard on Wednesday the Thirteenth day of July, 1737, by leave of Mr. Ward, one of the masters of the Inner Temple.
Rymer	Frances (?)	was buried in the Rounds belonging to the Inner Temple on Monday the Eighteenth day of July, 1737.
Parker	Willm. Mast.	a very young Child of Mr. Serjeant Parkers was buried in the church yard on Tuesday, the Sixteenth day of August, 1737. Inner Temple.
Buttler	Joseph	esq., Buried in the churchyard on Monday, Sep.5th, 1737. Middle Temple.
Levinge	John, Mr. And (see next line)
Moore	Ursulah , Mrs.	both buried in one grave in the churchyard on Fryday, September the 9th, 1737. Inner Temple
Bibby	Alexsander	a young child, son to one of the servants of the Middle Temple, was burdied in the churchyard of fryday the 16 day of September, 1737.
Goode	Mary	was buried in the Temple churchyard on Sunday the Twenty fift day of September, 1737. Middle Temple. S. fees
Temple	Sarah	a foundling, of the Middle Temple was buried in the churchyard on Thursday the thirteenth day of Octobr, 1737.
Graves	James	a young child was buried in the Temple churchyard on Tuesday the 25th day of October, 1737. G b.g.
Seal	Thomas	( a Taylor that keep't a shop at the lower end of the Kings bench Walks Inner Temple) was buried in the Church Yard on Sunday the 30th day of October, 1737. G. b. g.
Ayliffe	Bryan	Attorney at Law, was buried in the Temple churchyard on fryday the Twenty Third day of December, 1737. A member of the Middle Temple.
Curzon	Josiah	a young child out of the Garden Court, Middle Temple, was buried on Tuesday, March 7th, 1738-8 in the churchyard. G. b.f.g.
Temple	John	a foundling, of the Inner Temple was buried in the churhyard on Tuesday, March 7th,1737-8
Bury	Thomas	esq., a member of the Honble. Society of the Middle Temple was buried in the Rounds of the Temple Church on Wednesday the fifteenth day of March, 1737-8.
Rymer	William, Mr.	of the Inner Temple was buried in the Rounds of the Temple Church on Monday the Tenth day of Aprill, 1738.
Northcross	Diana	( late servant to Mr. Ketelbeys) was buried in the Temple chuchyard on fryday the 26 day of May, 1738. Fees given and ground.
Ednell	Richard	gent., a member of the Inner Temple was buried in the Temple churchyard on Wednesday the Seventh day of June, 1738.
Witham	Elizabeth	a young child of a servant belonging to the Rt. Rev.the Lord Bishop of Salisbury's) was buried in the Temple churchyard on Monday the Twelfth day of June, 1738. F. g.
Brooks	Ann	wife to the under porter of the Middle Temple) was buried on Saturday the Eighth day of July 1738, in the churchyard. F.g.
Curwin	Elizabeth	a young child of a servant of the Inner Temple was buried in the churchyard on the fifteenth day of September, 1738. F. g.
Curwin	Thomas	a young child of one servants of the Inner Temple was buried in the churchyard on Monday Sixteenth day of October, 1738. F.g.
Stevens	Lancelott	esq., a member of the Inner Temple was buried in the Rounds on Tuesday October, 17th, 1738.
Macknab	Ann	a young child was buried in the churchyard on Saturday November the fourth day, 1738. F. g.
Johnson	George	Stationer, was buried in the Rounds of the Inner Temple side on Wednesday the third day of January, 1738-9.
Grafton	George	bookseller in the Inner Temple lane was buried in the chuchyard on Monday, January the Twenty nineth day of 1738-9.
Girdler	Thomas, Mr.The Reverd.	was buried in the Inner Temple vault on Thursday, the fifteenth day of February, 1738-9.
Wooleston	Samuel	a young child son to the Inner Temple Gardiner was buried in the churchyard on Tuesday the Twenteth day of ffebruary, 1738-9.
Davis	James	the Barber (that flung himself out of the staircase window in ffigtree court) was buried in the churchyard on Wednesday the Twenty first day of March, 1738-9.
Harvey	Mrs.	(widow to the late clerk of the Temple Church) was buried in the churchyard on Sunday April the First, 1739. G. & b.g.
Jones	Andrew	a child ( son to Mr. Jones, Stationer in the Middle Temple Lane) was buried on Wednesday the Eleventh day of Aprill, 1739, in the churchyard. S.f.
Banister	Edward, Mr.	Attorney at Law , was buried ( from his chambers in Pump Court, Middle Temple), in the Temple churchyard on Tuesday the Twenty fourth day of Aprill, 1739. S.f.
Baker	Mrs.	(laundress to Sir Geo. Cook) was buried in the churchyard on Monday the Twenty first day of May, 1739. D.g.
Temple	Charles	a foundling of the Inner Temple was buried in the churchyard on Saturday July 28th, 1739.
Witham	Jane	late a servant to the Rt. Reverd. The Lord Bishop of Salisbury) was buried in the churchyard on Sunday the 19th of August, 1739. All dews g.
Worsley	Charles	esq. One of the Masters of the Bench belonging to the Honble, Society of the Middle Temple, died at his chambers in Essex Court on Tuesday the 28th August 1739., and was carried out to be buried at St. Pauls on Tuesday Sept. 4th fflollowing, the dues being first paid.

Sheet 23

Surname	First Name	Comments
Temple	Joseph	a foundling of the Middle Temple was buried in the churchyard Novemr. 7th, 1739.
Makepeace	(blank)	esq., a member of the Middle House died at his chambers in the Temple, and was carried to be buried in the country on Saturday, Novemr. 17th, 1739, the dues being paid.
Temple	James	a foundling of the Middle Temple was buried in the chuchyard Novemr. 20th, 1739. G.g.
Cox	(blank)	wife to the washpott of the Inner Temple was buried in the churchyard Novmr. 26, 1739. G.g.
Noy	Mary	a young child of the pannermans belonging to the Middle Temple, was buried in the churchyd. Novemr. 26, 1739.
Kennen	Mr.	died in Hare Court and was carried out of the Temple to be buried Decembr. 16, 1739, the dues being first paid.
Martin	John	a child son to the head porter of the Middle Temple was buried in the churchyard on Monday, Decemr. 24, 1739.
Lerego	Hannah	a butler's widow, late of the Middle Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Thursday, January 17th, 1739-40. G.g.
Bellarss	Bernard	a barber in Miter Court in the Inner Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Saturday, February 2nd 1739-40. F.g.
Moran	Alice	a laundress in the Middle Temple was buried in the churchyard on Thursday, Febrary 7th, 1739-40. G.g.
Eyre	Serjeant, Mr.	a member of the honble. Society of the Middle Temple was buried in the vault on Sunday, March 2nd, 1739-40.
Wilkinson	Thomas	a watchman of the Inner Temple was buried in the churchyard on Fryday, March 21st, 1739-40.
Jones	Mary	(a young child, daughter to Mr. Jones, stationer in the Middle Temple Lane ) was buried in the churchyard on Sunday, March 30th, 1740.
Weedon	Thomas, Mr.	Attorney at Law, died at his chambers in the Middle Temple lane, and was carried to be buried elsewhere, Aprill 14th , 1740, the dues being first paid.
Acherly	Roger	esq., a member of the Inner Temple was buried in their vault in the Temple church on Wednesday, Aprill 23rd, 1740.
Salt	Mary	(the booksellers servant maid in the Inner Temple lane, was buried in the churchyard on fryday, Aprill 25th, 1740. G.g.
Skingle	Margrett	a laundress, who died in the Middle Temple, and was buried in the churchyard on Wednesday, April 30th, 1740.
Brambley	Mrs.	(wife to Mr. Brambley chief butler to the honble. Society of the Inner Temple) was buried in the churchyard on Sunday, May 25th, 1740.
Burroughs	Joseph	(a child of the under cooks of the honble. Society of the Middle Temple) was buried in the churchyard on Thursday, May the 29th, 1740. G.g.
Summerfield	Elizabeth, Mrs.	( a perrywigg makers wife in Garden Court, Middle Temple) was buried on fryday, June 6th, 1740, in the churchyard.
Bicknall	John, Mr.	Attorney at Law, a member of the honble. Society of the Inner Temple, was buried in the rounds belonging to the Temple church on Wednesday June 18th, 1740.
Grimes	John, Mr.	a member of the honble. Society of the Inner Temple, was buried in the rounds of the Temple church on Fryday, July the 4th, 1740.
Temple	William	a foundling of the Middle Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Monday, July 21st, 1740.
Newdigate	John, Mr.	of the Middle Temple was buried in the rounds on Thursday, the 28th of August, 1740.
Temple	John	a foundling of the Middle Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Wednesday September 24th, 1740.
Reynolds	William	a servant belonging to the Inner Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Monday October the 13th, 1740.
Battson	Thomas	esq., a member of the Middle Temple, was buried in the rounds of the Temple church on Saturday October 25th, 1740.
Cook	George, Sr.	a Master of the Bench of the Honble. Society of the Bench of the Inner Temple, died in the Temple and was carried out to be buried elsewhere on Thursday November, 13th, 1740, the Dues being first paid,
Levett	Richard	esq., (an Alderman of the City of London), was buried in the rounds of the Temple on the Inner Temple side on Satuday November 15th 1740.
Clark	Thomas	a gentleman's servant, of the Middle Temple was buried in the churchyard on Fryday, November 21st 1740. G & b.g.
Powell	John	of the Inner Temple, esq., was buried in the rounds of the Temple church on Fryday December 26th, 1740.
Temple	Robert	a foundling of the Middle house, was buried in the churchyard on Wednesday December 31st, 1740..
Stone	Arthur	a member of the Inner Temple, gent., was buryed in the churchyard on Wednesday, March 11th, 1740-1.
Mead	Jane	( servant of the Inner Temple hall) was buried in the churchyard on fryday Aprill 3rd, 1741, G. & b.f.
Cox	Edward	( a servant belonging to the honble. Society of the Inner Temple), was buried on fryday Aprill 10th, 1741, in the churchyard. G. & b.f.
Potter	Thomas	esq., ( a member of the honble. Society of the Inner Temple), was buried in the rounds on Saturday Aprill 12th, 1741.
Glyde	Mary, Mrs	(widow of the late Mr. Serjt.Glyde), was buried in the rounds on the Middle Temple side on fryday May 1st, 1741.
Parker	Isabelle, Mrs.	(late wife of Mr. Parker, Stationer in the churchyard on Thursday, May 7th, 1741.
Burroughs	Arthur	(late under cook to the honble. Society of the Middle Temple), was buried in the churchyard on Saturday June 6th, 1741. G.g.
Stone	Ann, Mrs.	was buried in the churchyard on Tuesday June 23rd, 1741.Inner Temple.
Price	Serjt. Mr.	was buried in the Middle Temple vault on Tuesday, August 11th, 1741.
Benn	Anthony, Mr.	of the Inner Temple, was buried in the rounds on Tuesday, August 18th, 1741.
Rose	Mr.	died at his chambers in the Middle Temple Lane and was carried out to be buried elsewhere on Thursday August 27th, 1741, the dues being first paid.
Miles	Mrs.	( late wife to Mr. Miles, a Servant to the Honble. Society of the Inner Temple), was buried in the churchyard on Monday August 31st, 1741. F.g.
Steed	Joseph	a yound child, son of a Bookseller in the Inner Temple lane,but belonging to the Middle Temple, was buried in the churchyard on fryday September 11th, 1741.
Gurner	Ann, Mrs.	was buried in the rounds of the Inner Temple on Wednesday September 16th, 1741.
Benne	Sarah, Mrs.	( Wife to Mr. Benne, a member of the Middle house), was buried in the rounds of the Temple Church on Sunday October 11th, 1741.
Noy	Mary	( wife to the panner man of the Middle Temple), was buryed in the Temple churchyard on Fryday October 16th, 1741.
Renells	Charles	esq., a member of the Middle Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Sunday, October 18th, 1741.
Despard	Edward	esq., was buried in the round of the Temple church on Monday October 26th, 1741, being a member of the Middle Temple.
Lant	Lord Chief Baron,The	of Scotland, and one of the masters of the Bench of the honble.Sociery of the Inner Temple, died at his chambers in the Temple on Saturday October 24th, and was buried on Wednesday the 28th day of the same month, 1741, in the Inner Temple vault.
Woolleston	Thomas	late gardiner to the honble. Society of the Inner Temple, was buried in the churchyard on Wedneday, November 4th, 1741.
Brooks	John	(son to the under porter of the honble. Society of the Middle Temple), was buried in the churchyard on Tuesday, November 10th, 1741.
Higley	Bridget	a Poor woman, buried in the churchyard on Wednesday November 18th, 1741.
Connell	John	esq., a member of the Middle Temple, was buried in the rounds on Tuesday, December 15th, 1741.
Stukkey	Robert	esq., a member of the Inner Temple, dyed at his chambers in Tanfield Court and was carried out to be buried elsewhere on Thursday December 24th, 1741.
Carter	George	esq., a member of the Middle Temple, was buried in the Middle Temple vault in the church on Tuesday January the 12, 1741-2.
Flanner	Phillip	late one of the Middle Temple watchmen, was buried in the churchyard on Fryday January 15th, 1741-2.
Kerr	John	a young child (the son of Mr. Thomas Kerr, a perriwigg maker) was buried from his fathers chambers in Figgtree Court, Inner Temple, on Sunday January 24th, 1741-2, in the Temple churchyard.

If you want to see page 10 of the Temple Church Burials go to Temple Church Page 10

If you want to go back to see page 8 of the Temple Church Burials go to Temple Church Page 8

Thanks to Peggy for this info.

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