This volume covers the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I (1558–1625). During this period there were 623 entries of marriage, which I have arranged in five pages. The pages are linked, so you can move back and forth between them. Page 5 leads on to the index for Volume II.

Tottenham’s popularity with the well-to-do is very apparent from these entries—a very high proportion are for the gentry and their servants. In addition, many presumably prosperous London merchants were married at All Hallows’ by licence, whilst there are several other parties from surprisingly far away. At some time in the future I intend to do some statistical breakdowns.

Indexes of surnames (grooms’ and brides’) and locations mentioned in the indexes will appear as soon as possible.