Map of Early Modern London

1562-1633; Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford, 1601-1606; Archbishop of Canterbury, 1611-1633.

Mayor of London, 1525–1541.

c.1566–1626.

c.1574–1619; consort to King James I.

c.1485–1536; first wife of Henry VIII.

c.1509/10–1579.

c.1500(?)–1536; second wife of Henry VIII.

1584?-1660; printer, bookbinder, and bookseller.

Mythical founder of London.

c.1564/5–1636.

c.1531–1597.

c.1568–1619; actor.

c.1563–1612.

c.1520/21–1598.

c.1553–1628.

c.1600–1649.

1500–1558; reigned 1516-56 as King of Spain; reigned 1519-1556 as Holy Roman Emperor Charles V.

c.1630–1685.

c.1752–1770; poet.

Archbishop of Canterbury.

Chamberlain of London.

Mayor of London.

Archdeacon of Canterbury.

Alderman of London.

c.1449–1478; Duke of Clarence.

c.1515–1557.

c.1766–1848.

c.1572–1632; playwright, poet, and author.

died c.1600; silkweaver and writer of ballads and prose fiction.

c.1804–1881.

c.1524/5–1594.

dramatic character; the constable in Much Ado About Nothing.

c.1572–1631; writer and Dean of St. Paul's.

1605-1686; antiquary and herald.

c.1239–1307.

c.1284–1327.

c.1312–1377.

c.1442–1483.

c.1537–1553.

c.1330–1376.

c.1003/5–1066.

1241–1290; Queen of England, consort of Edward I.

c.1533–1603.

c.1467–1536.

c.1395–1458; Mayor of London.

dramatic character in Eastword Ho!

Recorder of London.

wife of Stephen Foster.

c.1516/17–1587.

alias Moll Cutpurse.

c.1717–1779.

c.1534/5?–1577.

c.1340–1399; Duke of Aquitaine and Duke of Lancaster.

c.1648–1721.

c.1511?–1573; printer and historian.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody.

c.1518–1579.

c.1537–1554.

dramatic character in 1 Henry IV and 2 Henry IV.

dramatic character in The Shoemaker's Holiday.

c.1068/9–1135.

c.1133–1189.

c.1207–1272.

c.1386/7–1422.

c.1421–1471.

c.1457–1509.

c.1491–1547.

c.1555–1616.

b. in or after 1538, d. 1601.

c.1580–1630.

c.1573–1641.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody and fictional character in jestbooks.

c.1525?–1580?; historian and principal author of the Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland.

c.1374–1400. Sixth earl of Kent and duke of Surrey.

c.1607–1677.

c.1516/17–1547.

Chronicler active from c.1602–1632.

Richard's wife in Shakespeare's Richard II.

c.1566–1625.

c.1167–1216.

c.1573–1652.

c.1572–1637.

Son of Sir Francis Knollys, brother to William Knollys; first Earl of Banbury.

1249-1311; 5th Earl of Lincoln.

c.1390–1447; Duke of Gloucester.

c.1341-1402; first Duke of York.

c.1548–1602.

dramatic character in Chrusothriambos.

d. 1368.

dramatic character in Measure for Measure.

mythical king who supposedly gave his name to London (Lud's Town).

c.1554–1606.

bap. 1564, d. 1593.

c.1516–1558.

c.1542–1587.

Playwright.

c.1556/60?–1631.

c.1549/56–1631. Grocer; Lord Mayor 1613-14.

Bap. 1580, d. 1627; playwright.

c. 1525-1583. Judge. Sent to Fleet Prison for "his protest against the punishment of John Stubbe."

c.1478–1535.

1527?–1612. Lord Mayor of London, 1599-1600. Knighted in 1612.

c.1444–1476; fourth duke of Norfolk.

c.1531/2–1611; educator and author.

bap. 1560, d. 1633; playwright and writer.

Lord Mayor, 1453.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody.

printer.

dramatic character in Bartholomew Fair (Justice Adam Overdo's wife).

dramatic character in Measure for Measure.

bap. 1556, d. 1596; playwright.

Goldsmith; Lord Mayor 1611–1612.

c.1633–1703.

1527-1598. King of England and Ireland, King of Spain; consort of Mary I of England.

c.1565/6–1650.

dramatic character.

c.1442–1492; second Duke of Suffolk.

dramatic character in Measure for Measure.

c.1688–1744.

English printer; printed the 1618 edition of John Stow's A Survey of London.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody.

dramatic character.

dramatic character in The Shoemaker's Holiday.

c.1554–1618.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody.

c.1157–1199.

c.1367–1400.

c.1452–1485.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody; nicknamed Tawny-Coat.

d. 1624.

c.1485–1555. First earl of Bedford.

Duke of Somerset.

c.1564–1616.

c.1576–1598.

Lord Mayor of London, 1595.

c.1455–1483; second Duke of Buckingham.

c.1092–1154.

author of A Survey of London.

grandfather of John Stow.

father of John Stow.

brother of John Stow.

c.1643–1737; author of The Survey of London, a revised version of Stow?s A Survey.

c.1667–1745.

Lord Mayor 1612-1613.

sixth earl of Shrewsbury.

the Water Poet.

dramatic character in 2 If You Know Not Me You Know Nobody.

Master of the Revels 1578–1610.

character in mayoral pageants.

c.1819–1901.

dramatic character in Measure for Measure.

Lord Mayor, 1422.

c.1532–1590.

c.1578?–1638?

fl. 1566–1573.

c.1350–1423.

dramatic character in When You See Me, You Know Me.

William the Conqueror.

c.1060–1100.

fl. 1584-1611. English printer who held several important offices in the Company of Stationers and at some point became Printer to the City of London.

1548?-1601. English printer and bookseller. Printer to the City of London 1593-1601.

c.1355–1397. Duke of Gloucester.

c.1568–1639.

c.1589–1658.

c.1466–1503.

c.1411–1460. Third duke of York.