Thomas Lockington

Thomas Lockington

This table aggregates data from all fishmonger semantic biographies in the MarineLives wiki

Full name	Title	Firstname	Lastname	Suffix	Birth year	Death year	Birth place	Res parish	Res town	Res county	Occupation	Citizen	Has literacy
Richard Baddely		Richard	Baddeley		1616		Unknown	Stepney		Middlesex	Fishmonger	Citizen	Signature
Richard Bentham		Richard	Bentham		1616		Unknown	Saint Nicholas Cole Abbey	London		Fishmonger		Signature
Samuell Birdsey		Samuel	Birdsey		1632		Unknown		Wapping Wall		Fishmonger	Citizen	Signature
Henry Burrowes		Henry	Burrowes		1630		Unknown	Saint Mary Magdalen Old Fish Street	London		Fishmonger		Signature
John Cremer		John	Cremer		1629		Unknown	Saint Magnus the Martyr	London		Fishmonger		Signature
Thomas Fisher		Thomas	Fisher		1613	1665	Unknown				Fishmonger		Unknown
Captaine John Greene	Captaine	John	Greene		1617	1667	Unknown	Saint Magnus the Martyr	London		Fishmonger		Signature
Thomas Hicks		Thomas	Hicks		1618		Unknown		London		Fishmonger		Signature
Thomas Lockington		Thomas	Lockington		1601	1664	Unknown	Saint Mary Magdalen Old Fish Street	London		Fishmonger		Signature
Robert Rickman		Robert	Rickman		1622	1657		Saint Botolph Billingsgate	London		Fishmonger	Citizen	Signature
Robert Westron		Robert	Westron		1628		Unknown	Saint Dunstans in the East	London		Fishmonger		Signature

Thomas Lockington biographical information

Name

Title	Firstname	Lastname
	Thomas	Lockington
Thomas Lockington signature (1654), HCA 13/68 f.492r
Signature
Name variants
Thomas Lockington Thomas Lockington (signature, 1654)

Overview

Person	Occupation	Training	Citizen	Birth year	Death year	Birth place	Res parish	Res town	Res county
Thomas Lockington	Fishmonger			1601	1664	Unknown	Saint Mary Magdalen Old Fish Street	London

Evidence from HCA

Volume	Date	Deponent	Deposition start
HCA 13/68	Feb 26th 1653	Thomas Lockington	HCA 13/68 f.492r

Other information

Thomas Lockington testifies in the High Court of Admiralty in Jan 1654 to the ordinary price of red and white herrings in the year 1646. He confirms that he bought fish at those prices by perusing his shop books for 1646.

DE/HL/12356 By James Halsey of Wallingford House, Westminster, Middlesex, D D, and Thomas Lockington of London, fishmonger, to William Halsey of Great Gaddesden, Hertford, esq, and John Halsey of the same, his son, of property in Old Fish Street, the Middle Row, St Nicholas Cole Abbey; in Trinity Lane and elsewhere, Holy Trinity; and in Old Fish Street in the Middle Row, St Mary Magdalen's. Signatures. Seals. 23 June 1634

FN600, Lease for 21 years, rent per annum £8: (i) Thomas Lockington, citizen and fishmonger of London (ii) Thomas Roberts of London, brewer. A messuage in the parish of Holy Trinity the Less. Witnesses: Edward Webb, Richard Allen, Thomas Dally. Endorsed with memorandum by Mary Roberts, widow, 10 March 1668. 5 May 1649

PROB 11/314/166 Will of Thomas Lockington, Fishmonger of Saint Mary Magdelene Old Fish Street, City of London 02 June 1664
PROB 11/556/226 Will of Thomas Lockington, Fishmonger of London 05 February 1717