The Great Plague. The Story of London\'s Most Deadly Year

Map 2 .Plague Outbreak at Saint Giles Cripplegate in June 1665.
Parish Register and Hearth Tax for Lady Day (March 25, 1664) for locations

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June 1665

Reported deaths of plague where location is listed, also

nonplague deaths if family deaths are from plague later on.

John Barber, Old St.

Wife of Phillip Puller, Goswell St.

Servant of Earl of Bridgewater, dies of dropsy

Ann, dau. of Samuel Lewis, glover, White Cross St.

Richard Green, dies of surfit

Nathaniel Stirrup, needlemaker, Old St.

Jane, widow of John Barber, Old St.

John, son of James Viner, silversmith, Red Lion Court

Elizabeth, dau. of James Frenchborn, Old St.

Anne Cunningham, single woman, Barbican

Suzanna, dau. of N. Stirrup, Old St.

Alexander Watkins, weaver, Barbican

Ann, wife of A. Watkins, Barbican

John Clark, taylor, Checkers Alley off Golden Lane

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Plague Outbreak

St. Giles Cripplegate

A total of 19 plague deaths were entered for June.