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 PROB 4/2746 Ryder, William, of St Leonard, Shoreditch, Midd., Citizen and Skinner of London 1669 12 Aug.
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 PROB 11/331 Coke 108 - 166 Will of Sir William Ryder of Stepney, Middlesex 02 October 1669
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	PROB 11/331 Coke 108 - 166 Will of Sir William Ryder of Stepney, Middlesex 02 October 1669		PROB 11/331 Coke 108 - 166 Will of Sir William Ryder of Stepney, Middlesex 02 October 1669

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 [http://www.archive.org/stream/ahistoryborough00rowegoog#page/n320/mode/2up Rowe, Joshua B., ''A history of the borough of Plympton Erle: the castle and manor of Plympton'' (Exeter, 1906), p. 278]
 - "...An Inquisition indented taken at Plympton in the said County of Devon the four and twentieth day of October Anno Domini One thousand six hundred and fifty Before Phillip Crocker, Choefer Martyn, Phillip Frances, William Woolacombe, Nicholas Rowe, Walter Sterte and Richard Pearse Esquires, by virtue of a Commission under the Great Seal of England hereunto annexed unto them and others directed by the Oathes of Mayne Snooke [Swete] of Modbury Gentleman, Thomas Pearse of Ermington, John Pearse of the same, John Andrew of the same, Henry Cliffe of the same, Leonard Fords of Ugborough, John Forde of the same, Gent, John Lavers of Cornewood, Richard Turpyn of the same, Richard Pearse of Yealmpton, John Pearse of the same, Richard Avent of Brixton, '''Nathaniell Rider of Wembury Gent''', John Jesham of Shawe Gent, James Merige of Plimstocke Gent, Daniel Shute of Yealmpton and Henry Holbeton of Revelstock..." (Joshua B. Rowe, ''A history of the borough of Plympton Erle: the castle and manor of Plympton'' (Exeter, 1906), p. 278)
 Worth, Richard Nicholls, ''Calendar of the Plymouth municipal records'' (XXXX, 1893)

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 ITEM I give and bequeath unto the Free Schoole of Poplar erected by the Hon:ble East India Companie the summe of Fiftie pounds, which Legacie my will is shall be paid within one yeare after my decease
-ITEM I give and bequeath unto my honoured Freind Sir John Robinson Lieutenant of his Majesties Tower the summe of Twentie pounds to buy him a Ring in remembrance of  mee his olf Freind
+ITEM I give and bequeath unto my honoured Freind Sir John Robinson Lieutenant of his Majesties Tower the summe of Twentie pounds to buy him a Ring in remembrance of  mee his old Freind
 ITEM I give and bequeath unto my servant Sam Heron the summe of one hundred pounds to be paid him within One yeare after my decease if he be then liveing to receave the same desiring him to assist my wife and children when I am gon as to the gitting in of my  Estate and perfecting all things for my Executors And to all my other Servants that should be with mee at the tyme of my death and remayne with my wife six moneths after my decease I give the summe of Five pounds to each of them

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 ===Sir William Ryder mansion, Bethnal Green, Lsyons, 1792===
-"[Kirby Castle] The old manfion above-mentioned, called in the survey of 1703 Bethnal-Green-houfe, was built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, by
+"[Kirby Castle] The old manfion above-mentioned, called in the survey of 1703 Bethnal-Green-houfe, was built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, by John Kirby, citizen of London.  Fleetwood, the recorder of London, in a letter to the lord treafurer (about the year 1578), mentions the death of "John Kirby, who built the fair houfe upon Bethnal-Green, which houfe, lofty like a caftle, occafioned certain rhimes abufive of him and fome other city builders of great houfes, who had prejudiced themfelves thereby; viz. Kirby's Caftle, and Fifher's Folly; Spinola's Pleafure, and Meggs's Glory." This houfe was afterwards the refidence of Sir Hugh Platt, Knt. author of " the Garden of Eden," " the Jewell-houfe of Art and Nature," and other works'.  Sir William Ryder, Knt. died there in 1669, it being then his property. It now belongs to James Stratton, Efq. of Hackney, and has for many years been ufed for the reception of infane persons. It is ftill called in the writings Kirby Caftle."<ref>[http://www.archive.org/stream/environsoflondon02lyso#page/28/mode/2up Daniel Lysons, The environs of London, vol. 2 (London, 1792), p. 29]</ref>
 John Kirby, citizen of London.  Fleetwood, the recorder of London, in a letter to the lord treafurer (about the year 1578), mentions the death of "John Kirby, who built the fair houfe upon Bethnal-Green, which houfe, lofty like a caftle, occafioned certain rhimes abufive of him and fome other city builders of great houfes, who had prejudiced themfelves thereby; viz. Kirby's Caftle, and Fifher's Folly; Spinola's Pleafure, and Meggs's Glory." This houfe was afterwards the refidence of Sir Hugh Platt, Knt. author of " the Garden of Eden," " the Jewell-houfe of Art and Nature," and other works'.  Sir William Ryder, Knt. died there in 1669, it being then his property. It now belongs to James Stratton, Efq. of Hackney, and has for many years been ufed for the reception of infane persons. It is ftill called in the writings Kirby Caftle."<ref>[http://www.archive.org/stream/environsoflondon02lyso#page/28/mode/2up Daniel Lysons, The environs of London, vol. 2 (London, 1792), p. 29]</ref>
 Lysons mentions a survey of Bethnal Green, made in 1703 (Lysons, 1792:27).  He states that St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, was immediately to the West (Lysons, 1792:27).

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+===Bethnal Green, Victoria County History (1998)===
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 ===Plymouth and West Devon Record Office===

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 (1) Extract from Anon, 'Map of Middlesex,' ca. 1792, in Daniel Lysons, ''The environs of London'', vol. 2 (London, 1792), op. title page<ref>Daniel Lysons, The environs of London, vol. 2 (London, 1792), op. title page</ref>
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 ===Plymouth and West Devon Record Office===

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 "Sir William Ryder: Buried 30 August 1669, St. Andrew Undershaft with St. Mary Axe"<ref>http://histfam.familysearch.org/getperson.php?personID=I78198&tree=London, viewed 18/01/12</ref>
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-===Sir William Ryder mansion, Bethnal Green, Lsyons, 17XX==
+===Sir William Ryder mansion, Bethnal Green, Lsyons, 1792===
 "[Kirby Castle] The old manfion above-mentioned, called in the survey of 1703 Bethnal-Green-houfe, was built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, by
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 Lysons mentions a survey of Bethnal Green, made in 1703 (Lysons, 1792:27).  He states that St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, was immediately to the West (Lysons, 1792:27).
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	"Sir William Ryder: Buried 30 August 1669, St. Andrew Undershaft with St. Mary Axe"<ref>http://histfam.familysearch.org/getperson.php?personID=I78198&tree=London, viewed 18/01/12</ref>		"Sir William Ryder: Buried 30 August 1669, St. Andrew Undershaft with St. Mary Axe"<ref>http://histfam.familysearch.org/getperson.php?personID=I78198&tree=London, viewed 18/01/12</ref>
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		+	===Sir William Ryder mansion, Bethnal Green, Lsyons, 17XX==
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		+	"[Kirby Castle] The old manfion above-mentioned, called in the survey of 1703 Bethnal-Green-houfe, was built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, by
		+	John Kirby, citizen of London. Fleetwood, the recorder of London, in a letter to the lord treafurer (about the year 1578), mentions the death of "John Kirby, who built the fair houfe upon Bethnal-Green, which houfe, lofty like a caftle, occafioned certain rhimes abufive of him and fome other city builders of great houfes, who had prejudiced themfelves thereby; viz. Kirby's Caftle, and Fifher's Folly; Spinola's Pleafure, and Meggs's Glory." This houfe was afterwards the refidence of Sir Hugh Platt, Knt. author of " the Garden of Eden," " the Jewell-houfe of Art and Nature," and other works'. Sir William Ryder, Knt. died there in 1669, it being then his property. It now belongs to James Stratton, Efq. of Hackney, and has for many years been ufed for the reception of infane persons. It is ftill called in the writings Kirby Caftle."<ref>[http://www.archive.org/stream/environsoflondon02lyso#page/28/mode/2up Daniel Lysons, The environs of London, vol. 2 (London, 1792), p. 29]</ref>
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		+	Lysons mentions a survey of Bethnal Green, made in 1703 (Lysons, 1792:27). He states that St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, was immediately to the West (Lysons, 1792:27).
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