Natural and political observations mentioned in a following index, and made upon the bills of mortality by John Graunt ... ; with reference to the government, religion, trade, growth, ayre, diseases, and the several changes of the said city.

The Conclusion.

IT may be now asked, to what purpose tends all this laborious buzzling, and groping? To know,

• 1. The number of the People?
• 2. How many Males, and Females?
• 3. How many Married, and single?
• 4. How many Teeming Women?
• 5. How many of every Septenary, or Decad of years in age?
• 6. How many Fighting Men?
• 7. How much London is, and by what steps it hath increased?
• 8. In what time the housing is replenished after a Plague?
• 9. What proportion die of each general and per∣ticular Casualties?
• 10. What years are Fruitfull, and Mortal, and in what Spaces, and Intervals, they follow each other?
• 11. In what proportion Men neglect the Orders of the Church, and Sects have increased?
• 12. The disproportion of Parishes?
• 13. Why the Burials in London exceed the Christ∣nings, when the contrary is visible in the Coun∣try?

To this I might answer in general by saying, that those, who cannot apprehend the reason of these En∣quiries, are unfit to trouble themselves to ask them.

2. I might answer by asking; Why so many have spent their times, and estates about the Art of making Gold? which, if it were much known, would one∣ly exalt Silver into the place, which Gold now pos∣sesseth; and if it were known but to some one Per∣son, the same single Adeptus could not, nay, durst not enjoy it, but must be either a Prisoner to some Prince, and Slave to some Voluptuary, or else skulk obscurely up and down for his privacie, and con∣cealment.

3. I might Answer; That there is much pleasure in deducing so many abstruse, and unexpected in∣ferences out of these poor despised Bills of Mor∣tality; and in building upon that ground, which hath lain waste these eighty years. And there is pleasure in doing something new, though never so little, without pestering the World with volumi∣nous Transcriptions.

4. But, I Answer more seriously; by complain∣ing, That whereas the Art of Governing, and the true Politiques, is how to preserve the Subject in Peace, and Plenty, that men study onely that part of it, which teacheth how to supplant, and over-reach one another, and how, not by fair out-running, but by tripping up each other's heels, to win the Prize.

Now, the Foundation, or Elements of this ho∣nest harmless Policy is to understand the Land, and the hands of the Territory to be governed, accord∣ing to all their intrinsick, and accidental differen∣ces: as for example; It were good to know the Geometrical Content, Figure, and Scituation of all

the Lands of a Kingdom, especially, according to its most natural, permanent, and conspicuous Bounds. It were good to know, how much Hay an Acre of every sort of Meadow will bear? how many Cattel the same weight of each sort of Hay will feed, and fatten? what quantity of Grain, and other Commodities the same Acre will bear in one, three, or seven years communibus Annis? unto what use each soil is most proper? All which particu∣lars I call the intrinsick value: for there is also another value meerly accidental, or extrinsick, con∣sisting of the Causes, why a parcel of Land, lying near a good Market, may be worth double to another parcel, though but of the same intrinsick goodness; which answers the Queries, why Lands in the North of England are worth but sixteen years purchase, and those of the West above eight and twenty. It is no less necessary to know how many People there be of each Sex, State, Age, Religi∣on, Trade, Rank, or Degree, &c. by the know∣ledg whereof Trade, and Government may be made more certain, and Regular; for, if men knew the People as aforesaid, they might know the con∣sumption they would make, so as Trade might not be hoped for where it is impossible. As for instance, I have heard much complaint, that Trade is not set up in some of the South-western, and North∣western Parts of Ireland, there being so many ex∣cellent Harbours for that purpose, whereas in seve∣ral of those Places I have also heard, that there are few other Inhabitants, but such as live ex sponte creatis, and are unfit Subjects of Trade, as neither

employing others, nor working themselves.

Moreover, if all these things were clearly, and truly known (which I have but guessed at) it would appear, how small a part of the People work upon necessary Labours, and Callings, viz. how many Women, and Children do just nothing, onely learning to spend what others get? how many are meer Voluptuaries, and as it were meer Gamesters by Trade? how many live by puzling poor people with unintelligible Notions in Divini∣ty, and Philosophie? how many by perswading credulous, delicate, and Litigious Persons, that their Bodies, or Estates are out of Tune, and in dan∣ger? how many by fighting as Souldiers? how ma∣ny by Ministeries of Vice, and Sin? how many by Trades of meer Pleasure, or Ornaments? and how many in a way of lazie attendance, &c. upon others? And on the other side, how few are em∣ployed in raising, and working necessary food, and covering? and of the speculative men, how few do truly studie Nature, and Things? The more in∣genious not advancing much further then to write, and speak wittily about these matters.

I conclude, That a clear knowledge of all these particulars, and many more, whereat I have shot but at rovers, is necessary in order to good, certain, and easie Government, and even to balance Parties, and factions both in Church and State. But whether the knowledge thereof be necessary to many, or fit for others, then the Sovereign, and his chief Ministers, I leave to consideration.

THE TABLE OF CASƲALTIES.

																							1629	1633	1647	1651	1655	1629	In 20
																							1630	1634	1648	1652	1656	1649	Years.
																							1631	1635	1649	1653	1657	1659
The Years of our Lord	1647	1648	1649	1650	1651	1652	1653	1654	1655	1656	1657	1658	1659	1660	1629	1630	1631	1632	1633	1634	1635	1636	1632	1636	1650	1654	1658
Abortive, and stilborn	335	329	327	351	389	381	384	433	483	419	463	467	421	544	499	439	410	445	500	475	507	523	1793	2005	1342	1587	1832	1247	8559
Aged	916	835	889	696	780	834	864	974	743	892	869	1176	909	1095	579	712	661	671	704	623	794	714	2475	2814	3336	3452	3680	2377	15757
Ague, and Fever	1260	884	751	970	1038	1212	1282	1371	689	875	999	1800	2303	2148	956	1091	1115	1108	953	1279	1622	2360	4418	6235	3865	4903	4363	4010	23784
Apoplex, and sodainly	68	74	64	74	106	111	118	86	92	102	113	138	91	67	22	36		17	24	35	26		75	85	280	421	445	177	1306
Bleach			1	3	7	2				1															4	9	1	1	15
Blasted	4	1			6	6			4		5	5	3	8	13	8	10	13	6	4		4	54	14	5	12	14	16	99
Bleeding	3	2	5	1	3	4	3	2	7	3	5	4	7	2	5	2	5	4	4	3			16	7	11	12	19	17	65
Bloudy Flux, Scouring, and Flux	155	176	802	289	833	762	200	386	168	368	362	233	346	251	449	438	352	348	278	512	346	330	1587	1466	1422	2181	1161	1597	7818
Brunt, and Scalded	3	6	10	5	11	8	5	7	10	5	7	4	6	6	3	10	7	5	1	3	12	3	25	19	24	31	26	19	125
Calenture	1			1		2	1	1			3										1	3		4	2	4	3		13
Cancer, Gangrene, and Fistula	26	29	31	19	31	53	36	37	73	31	24	35	63	52	20	14	23	28	27	30	24	30	85	112	105	157	150	114	609
Wolf				8																				8					8
Canker, Sore-mouth, and Thrush	66	28	54	42	68	51	53	72	44	81	19	27	73	68	6	4	4	1			5	74	15	79	190	244	161	133	689
Childbed	161	106	114	117	206	213	158	192	177	201	236	225	226	194	150	157	112	171	132	143	163	230	590	668	498	769	839	490	3364
Chrisomes, and Infants	1369	1254	1065	990	1237	1280	1050	1343	1089	1393	1162	1144	858	1123	2596	2378	2035	2268	2130	2315	2113	1895	9277	8453	4678	4910	4788	4519	32106
Colick, and Wind	103	71	85	82	76	102	80	101	85	120	113	179	116	167	48	57					37	50	105	87	341	359	497	247	1389
Cold, and Cough							41	36	21	58	30	31	33	24	10	58	51	55	45	54	50	57	174	207	00	77	140	43	598
Consumption, and Cough	2423	2200	2388	1988	2350	2410	2286	2868	2606	3184	2757	3610	2982	3414	1827	1910	1713	1797	1754	1955	2080	2477	5157	8266	8999	9914	12157	7197	44487
Convulsion	684	491	530	493	569	653	606	828	702	1027	807	841	742	1031	52	87	18	241	221	386	418	709	498	1734	2198	2656	3377	1324	9073
Cramp			1														1	0	0	0	0	0	01	00	01	0	0	1	2
Cut of the Stone		2	1	3		1	1	2	4	1	3	5	46	48				5	1	5	2	2	5	10	6	4	13	47	38
Dropsy, and Tympany	185	434	421	508	444	556	617	704	660	706	631	931	646	872	235	252	279	280	266	250	329	389	1048	1734	1538	2321	2982	1302	9623
Drowned	47	40	30	27	49	50	53	30	43	49	63	60	57	48	43	33	29	34	37	32	32	45	139	147	144	182	215	130	827
Excessive drinking			2																						2			2	2
Executed	8	17	29	43	24	12	19	21	19	22	20	18	7	18	19	13	12	18	13	13	13	13	62	52	97	76	79	55	384
Fainted in a Bath					1																					1			1
Falling-Sickness	3	2	2	3		3	4	1	4	3	1		4	5	3	10	7	7	2	5	6	8	27	21	10	8	8	9	74
Flox, and small pox	139	400	1190	184	525	1279	139	812	1294	823	835	409	1523	354	72	40	58	531	72	1354	293	127	701	1840	1913	2755	3361	2785	10576
Found dead in the Streets	6	6	9	8	7	9	14	4	3	4	9	11	2	6	18	33	26	6	13	8	24	24	83	69	26	34	27	29	243
French-Pox	18	29	15	18	21	20	20	20	29	23	25	53	51	31	17	12	12	12	7	17	12	22	53	48	80	81	130	83	392
Frighted	4	4	1		3		2		1	1				9	1			1				3	2	3	9	5	2	2	21
Gout	9	5	12	9	7	7	5	6	8	7	8	13	14	2	2	5	3	4	4	5	7	8	14	24	35	25	36	28	134
Grief	12	13	16	7	17	14	11	17	10	13	10	12	13	4	18	20	22	11	14	17	5	20	71	56	48	59	45	47	279
Hanged, and made-away themselves	11	10	13	14	9	14	15	9	14	16	24	18	11	36	8	8	6	15		3	8	7	37	18	40	47	72	32	222
Head-Ach		1	11	2		2	6	6	5	3	4	5	35	26							4	2	0	6	14	14	17	46	051

Jaundice	57	35	39	49	41	43	57	71	61	41	46	77	102	76	47	59	35	43	35	45	54	63	184	197	180	212	225	188	998
Jaw-faln	1	1			3			2	2		3	1			10	16	13	8	10	10	4	11	47	35	02	5	6	10	95
Impostume	75	61	65	59	80	105	79	90	92	122	80	134	105	96	58	76	73	74	50	62	73	130	282	315	260	354	428	228	1639
Itch		1																	10				00	10	01				11
Killed by several Accidents	27	57	39	94	47	45	57	58	52	43	52	47	55	47	54	55	47	46	49	41	51	60	202	201	217	207	194	148	1021
King's Evil	27	26	22	19	22	20	26	26	27	24	23	28	28	54	16	25	18	38	35	20	2••	69	97	150	94	94	102	66	537
Lethargy	3	4	2	4	4	4	3	10	9	4	6	2	6	4	1		2	2	3		2	2	5	7	13	21	21	9	67
Leprosy			1									1		2	2						2		2	2	1		1	3	06
Livergrown, Spleen, and Rickets	53	46	56	59	65	72	67	65	52	50	38	51	8	15	94	112	99	87	82	77	98	99	392	356	213	269	191	158	1421
Lunatique	12	18	6	11	7	11	9	12	6	7	13	5	14	14	6	11	6	5	4	2	2	5	28	13	47	39	31	26	158
Meagrom	12	13		5	8	6	6	14	3	6	7	6	5	4			24					22	24	22	30	34	22	05	132
Measles	5	92	3	33	33	62	8	52	11	153	15	80	6	74	42	2	3	80	21	33	27	12	127	83	133	155	259	51	757
Mother	2					1	1	2	2	3		3	1	8	1							3	01	3	2	4	8	02	18
Murdered	3	2	7	5	4	3	3	3	9	6	5	7	70	20			3	7		6	5	8	10	19	17	13	27	77	86
Overlayd, and starved at Nurse	25	22	36	28	28	29	30	36	58	53	44	50	46	43	4	10	13	7	8	15	10	14	34	46	111	123	215	86	529
Palsy	27	21	19	20	23	20	29	18	22	23	20	22	17	21	17	23	17	25	14	21	25	17	82	77	87	90	87	53	423
Plague	3597	611	67	15	23	16	6	16	9	6	4	14	36	14		1317	274	8		1		10400	1599	10401	4290	61	33	103	16384
Plague in the Guts				1		110	32		87	315	446		253	402									00	00	01	142	844	253	991
Pleurisy	30	26	13	20	23	19	17	23	10	9	17	16	12	10	26	24	26	36	21		45	24	112	90	89	72	52	51	415
Poysoned		3		7															2			2	00	4	10	00	00	00	14
Purples, and spotted Fever	145	47	43	65	54	60	75	89	56	52	56	126	368	146	32	58	58	38	24	125	245	397	186	791	300	278	290	243	1845
Quinsy, and Sore-throat	14	11	12	17	24	20	18	9	15	13	7	10	21	14	01	8	6	7	24	04	5	22	22	55	54	71	45	34	247
Rickets	150	224	216	190	260	329	229	372	347	458	317	476	441	521						14	49	50	00	113	780	1190	1598	657	3681
Mother, rising of the Lights	150	92	115	120	134	138	135	178	166	212	203	228	210	249	44	72	99	98	60	84	72	104	309	220	777	585	809	369	2700
Rupture	16	7	7	6	7	16	7	15	11	20	19	18	12	28	2	6	4	9	4	3	10	13	21	30	36	45	68	21	201
Scal'd-head	2				1				2																2	1	2		05
Scurvy	32	20	21	21	29	43	41	44	103	71	82	82	95	12	5	7	9		9		00	25	33	34	94	132	300	115	593
Smothered, and stifled			2													24							24		2			2	26
Sores, Ulcers, broken and bruised Limbs	15	17	17	16	26	32	25	32	23	34	40	47	61	48	23		20	48	19	19	22	29	91	89	65	115	144	141	504
Shot													7	20														07
Spleen	12	17					13	13		6	2	5	7	7											29	26	13	07	68
Shingles													1						1					1				1
Starved		4	8	7	1	2	1	1	3	1	3	6	7	14									14		19	5	13	29	51
Stitch				1																					1				1
Stone, and Strangury	45	42	29	28	50	41	44	38	49	57	72	69	22	30			58	56	58	49	33	45	114	185	144	173	247	51	863
Sciatica														2				1	3		1	6	1	4
Stopping of the Stomach	29	29	30	33	55	67	66	107	94	145	129	277	186	214								6		6	121	295	247	216	669
Surfet	217	137	136	123	104	177	178	212	128	161	137	218	202	192	63	157	149	86	104	114	132	371	445	721	613	671	644	401	3094
Swine-Pox	4	4	3				1	4	2	1	1	1	2		5	8	4	6	3		10		23	13	11	5	5	10	57
Teeth, and Worms	767	597	540	598	709	905	691	1131	803	1198	878	1036	839	1008	440	506	335	470	432	454	539	1207	1751	2632	2502	3436	3915	1819	14236
Tissick	62	47													8	12	14	34	23	15	27		68	65	109			8	242
Thrush											57	66			15	23	17	40	28	31	34		95	93			123	15	211
Vomiting	1	6	3	7	4	6	3	14	7	27	16	19	8	10	1	4	1	1	2	5	6	3	7	16	17	27	69	12	136
Worms	147	107	105	65	85	86	53								19	31	28	27	19	28	27		105	74	424	224		124	830
Wen	1		1		2	2			1		1	2	1	1			1		4				1	4	2	4	4	2	15
Sodainly															63	59	37	62	58	62	78	34	221	233				63	454
																												34190	229250

Place this Table after Fol. 74.

The Table of Burials, and Christnings.

Anno Dom.	97 Parishes	16 Parishes	Out-Pa∣rishes	Buried in all	Besides of the Plague	Christned
1604	1518	2097	708	4323	896	5458
1605	2014	2974	960	5948	444	6504
1606	1941	2920	935	5796	2124	6614
1607	1879	2772	1019	5670	2352	6582
1608	2391	3218	1149	6758	2262	6845
1609	2494	3610	1441	7545	4240	6388
1610	2326	3791	1369	7486	1803	6785
1611	2152	3398	1166	6716	627	7014
	16715	24780	8747	50242	14752	52190
1612	2473	3843	1462	7778	64	6986
1613	2406	3679	1418	7503	16	6846
1614	2369	3504	1494	7367	22	7208
1615	2446	3791	1613	7850	37	7682
1616	2490	3876	1697	8063	9	7985
1617	2397	4109	1774	8280	6	7747
1618	2815	4715	2066	9596	18	7735
1619	2339	3857	1804	7999	9	8127
	19735	31374	13328	64436	171	60316
1620	2726	4819	2146	9691	21	7845
1621	2438	3759	1915	8112	11	8039
1622	2811	4217	2392	8943	16	7894
1623	3591	4721	2783	11095	17	7945
1624	3385	5919	2895	12199	11	8299
1625	5143	9819	3886	18848	35417	6983
1626	2150	3286	1965	7401	134	6701
1627	2325	3400	1988	7711	4	8408
	24569	39940	19970	84000	35631	62114
1628	2412	3311	2017	7740	3	8564
1629	2536	3992	2243	8771	0	9901
1630	2506	4201	2521	9237	1317	9315
1631	2459	3697	2132	8288	274	8524
1632	2704	4412	2411	9527	8	9584
1633	2378	3936	2078	8392	0	9997
1634	2937	4980	2982	10899	1	9855
1635	2742	4966	2943	10651	0	10034
	20694	33495	19327	73505	1603	75774

1636	2825	6924	3210	12959	10400	9522
1637	2288	4265	2128	8681	3082	9160
1638	3584	5926	3751	13261	363	10311
1639	2592	4344	2612	9548	314	10150
1640	2919	5156	3246	11321	1450	10850
1641	3248	5092	3427	11767	1375	10670
1642	3176	5245	3578	11999	1274	10370
1643	3395	5552	3269	12216	996	9410
	23987	42544	25••21	91752	19244	80443
1644	2593	4274	2574	9441	1492	8104
1645	2524	4639	2445	9608	1871	7966
1646	2746	4872	2797	10415	2365	7163
1647	2672	4749	3041	10462	3597	7332
1648	2480	4288	2515	9283	611	6544
1649	2865	4714	2920	10499	67	5825
1650	2301	4138	2310	8749	15	5612
1651	2845	5002	2597	10804	23	6071
	21026	36676	21199	78896	10041	54617
1652	3293	5719	3546	12553	16	6128
1653	2527	4635	2919	10081	6	6155
1654	3323	6063	3845	13231	16	6620
1655	2761	5148	3439	11348	9	7004
1656	3327	6573	4015	13915	6	7050
1657	3014	5646	3770	12430	4	6685
1658	3613	6923	4443	14979	14	6170
1659	3431	6988	4301	14720	36	5690
	25288	47695	30278	103261	107	51502
1660	3098	5644	3926	12668	13	6971
1661	3804	7309	5532	16645	20	8855

The Table following contains the Number of Burials, and Christ∣nings in the seven Parishes here under-mentioned, from the year 1636 unto the year 1659 inclusive; all which time the Burials, and Christnings were joyntly mentioned: the two last years the Christnings were omit∣ted in the yearly Bills. This Table consists of seventeen Columns, the Total of all the Burials being contained in the sixteen Columns: which Number being added to the Total in the precedent Table of Burials, and Christnings, makes the Total of every yearly, or general Bill.

Note, where there follows a second Number under any year, it denotes those, who died that year of the Plague.

Westmin.	Islington,	Lambeth,	Stepney.	Newing▪ Hackney, Rear. Tot. 7. Par. Tot. 7. Par.
An. Do. Bur.	Ch.	B.	Ch.	B.	Ch.	B.	Ch.	B.	Ch.	B.	Ch.	B.	Ch.	B.	Ch.
1636	1107	556	99	56	213	137	1895	881	584	155	68	77	90	62	4056	1924
	442		30		45		909		242		14		20		1702
1637	963	496	94	72	173	137	952	838	183	172	68	70	74	51	2507	1836
	301		17		18		153		16		6		10		521
1638	1021	563	116	49	221	140	1209	908	255	146	101	69	74	78	2997	1953
	126				8		11								145
1639	546	543	88	53	195	132	970	956	187	159	84	53	81	52	2151	1948
	4		2				2						1		9
1640	754	665	94	54	187	142	1106	983	189	194	76	54	53	77	2459	2159
	62		3		6		117						1		189
1641	697	625	92	76	168	137	1250	1037	170	137	82	73	69	64	2508	2149
	40		5		9		70				4				128
1642	671	630	98	71	149	124	1270	1158	160	145	78	58	63	76	2489	2262
	37		4		12		20		17		5		4		99
1643	666	592	105	69	177	114	1167	1013	240	147	65	36	42	67	2471	2038
	25		3		45		83		86				2		244
1644	570	429	61	55	115	105	1187	933	123	101	54	45	70	82	2189	1750
	35		8		8		269		44		3		17		384
1645	621	444	55	63	146	114	1171	873	183	119	58	60	50	60	2284	1753
	62		6		3		150		18		7		1		256
1646	691	503	84	61	137	108	1230	960	156	130	76	63	47	43	2421	1868
	76		8		5		97		14		9		2		203
1647	739	464	108	56	161	94	1126	926	129	65	88	45	42	44	2393	1688

	40		5		9		70				4				128
1642	671	630	98	71	149	124	1270	1158	160	145	78	58	63	76	2489	2262
	37		4		12		20		17		5		4		99
1643	666	592	105	69	177	114	1167	1013	240	147	65	36	42	67	2471	2038
	25		3		45		83		86				2		244
1644	570	429	61	55	115	105	1187	933	123	101	54	45	70	82	2189	1750
	35		8		8		269		44		3		17		384
1645	621	444	55	63	146	114	1171	873	183	119	58	60	50	60	2284	1753
	62		6		3		150		18		7		1		256
1646	691	503	84	61	137	108	1230	960	156	130	76	63	47	43	2421	1868
	76		8		5		97		14		9		2		203
1647	739	464	108	56	161	94	1126	926	129	65	88	45	42	44	2393	1688
	114		12		25		155		28		16		4		434
1648	561	384	68	46	87	57	837	767			57	42	45	59	1635	1305
	41		4				31				6				82
1649	558	333	90	44	131	55	838	625			90	49			1807	1106
			1				3								4
1650	470	413	78	54	88	50	748	572	55	65	61	48	50	62	1550	1264
1651	580	345	107	51	127	49	961	634	172	59	60	30	84	45	2091	1213
1652	649	432	99	36	179	50	1212	657	198	85	72	33	74	37	2483	1330
					1										1
1653	567	394	69	46	120	54	1064	620	195	76	71	48	69	21	2155	1250
1654	657	401	96	65	166	76	1252	803	236	106	88	31	75	46	2570	1526
1655	676	414	95	86	134	128	1199	859	172	120	68	37	62	57	2406	1701
1656	761	498	139	89	176	152	1255	963	248	127	67	46	66	45	2701	1920
1657	705	473	112	67	231	137	1213	876	204	123	96	42	51	31	2612	1749
1658	890	440	113	36	220	32	1486	892	181	99	91	30	48	16	2958	1645
1659	822	415	116	56	193	103	1392	695	138	86	83	50	84	13	2828	1418
1660	783		108		183		1151		114		65		33		2437
1661	983		102		330		1561		340		102		87		3505

Place this Table after fol. 76.

The Table of Males and Females for London.

An. Dom.	Buried	Christned
	Males	Females	Males	Females.
1629	4668	4103	5218	4683
1630	5660	4894	4858	4457
1631	4549	4013	4422	4102
1632	4932	4603	4994	4590
1633	4369	4023	5158	4839
1634	5676	5224	5035	4820
1635	5548	5103	5106	4928
1636	12377	10982	4917	4605
	47779	43945	39708	37024
1637	6392	5371	4703	4457
1638	7168	6456	5359	4952
1639	5351	4511	5366	4784
1640	6761	6010	5518	5332
Total	73451	65293	60664	56549
1641	6872	6270	5470	5200
1642	7049	6224	5460	4910
1643	6842	6360	4793	4617
1644	5659	5274	4107	3997
1645	6014	5465	4047	3919
1646	6683	6097	3768	3395
1647	7313	6746	3796	3536
1648	5145	4749	3363	3181
	51577	47185	34804	3275
1649	5454	5112	3079	2746
1650	4548	4216	2890	2722
1651	5680	5147	3231	2840
1652	6543	6026	3220	2908
1653	5416	4671	3196	2959
1654	6972	6275	3441	3179
1655	6027	5330	3655	3349
1656	7365	6556	3668	3382
	44005	41333	26380	24085
1657	6578	5856	3396	3289
1658	7936	7057	3157	3013
1659	7451	7305	9209	2781
1660	7960	7158	3724	3247
	29925	27376	13186	1233
Total	198952	181187	135034	12675

The Table by Decads of years for the Country-Parish.

			Christened.		Buried.
Decads ••f years	Married	Males	Fem.	Both	Males	Fem.	Both
••5	69	190	312	302	614	214	221	435
78
••5	79	185	328	309	637	287	302	589
88
••5	89	175	342	274	616	337	284	621
98
••••	599	181	366	377	743	249	219	468
608
••6	09	197	417	358	775	338	386	724
18
••6	19	168	368	373	741	305	306	611
28
••6	29	153	418	413	831	317	319	636
38
••6	39	137	351	357	708	375	383	758
48
••6	49	182	354	320	674	218	220	438
58
		1568	3256	3083	6339	2640	2640	5280

The Table of the Country-Parish.

	Commu∣nicants	Wed∣dings	Christned	Euried
Years	M.	F.	Both	M.	F.	Both
1569		14	38	30	68	23	21	44
1570		19	29	32	61	21	25	46
1571		18	28	26	54	23	27	50
1572		23	32	32	54	20	14	34
1573		21	34	36	70	24	13	37
1574		16	21	29	50	28	38	66
1575		24	37	29	66	15	19	34
1576		22	33	37	70	16	18	34
1577		13	29	26	55	19	21	40
1578		20	31	35	66	25	25	50
		190	312	302	614	214	221	435
1579		15	35	36	71	27	27	54
80		21	43	31	74	38	41	79
81		29	20	33	62	34	24	58
82		22	28	29	57	18	21	39
83		22	32	27	59	35	52	87
84		15	46	44	90	22	19	41
85		15	26	21	47	15	27	42
86		18	22	23	45	24	37	61
87		13	34	31	65	43	36	79
1588		15	33	34	67	31	18	49
		185	328	309	637	287	302	589

1589		20	31	27	58	28	16	44
90		16	40	29	69	36	21	57
91		12	37	28	65	35	30	65
92		14	40	25	65	28	19	47
93		20	32	20	52	33	32	65
94		24	34	37	71	16	22	38
95		16	32	28	60	33	28	61
96		9	36	26	62	42	29	71
97		23	23	25	48	53	64	117
98		21	37	29	66	33	23	66
		175	342	274	616	337	284	631
1599		19	45	31	76	21	22	43
600		16	26	34	60	20	26	46
601		16	39	32	71	18	12	30
602		14	31	32	63	29	18	47
603		12	31	38	69	32	39	71
604		21	42	35	77	26	27	53
605		19	47	34	81	21	12	33
606		19	29	41	70	28	23	51
607		27	36	47	83	33	19	52
608		17	40	53	93	21	21	42
		181	366	377	743	249	219	468

The Table of Males and Females.

		Christned	Buryed
Years	Weddings	M.	F.	Both.	M.	F.	Both
1609	23	30	31	61	24	41	65
10	19	46	30	76	33	40	73
11	25	40	41	81	41	32	73
12	20	55	32	87	53	63	116
13	24	41	33	74	47	41	88
14	25	50	35	85	27	36	63
15	22	35	48	83	28	36	64
16	14	38	36	74	27	41	68
17	17	45	31	76	35	28	63
1618	8	37	41	78	23	28	51
	197	417	358	775	338	386	724
1619	21	37	43	80	26	28	54
20	20	34	51	85	18	30	48
21	21	31	37	68	28	36	64
22	23	45	38	83	20	26	46
23	14	40	36	76	56	31	87
24	19	30	33	63	29	35	64
25	7	37	41	78	36	20	56
26	9	30	35	65	21	29	50
27	18	45	23	68	24	29	53
1628	16	39	36	75	47	42	89
	168	368	373	741	305	306	611

1629	22	53	38	91	46	28	74
30	8	58	45	103	26	27	53
31	20	42	29	71	26	33	59
32	16	43	50	93	15	21	36
33	12	38	65	103	18	11	29
34	23	30	45	75	18	26	44
35	11	39	32	71	18	17	35
36	15	50	37	87	42	48	90
37	13	35	36	71	25	35	60
1638	13	30	36	66	83	73	156
	153	418	413	831	317	319	636
1639	18	24	31	55	48	66	114
40	11	44	41	85	35	39	74
41	21	34	29	63	34	36	70
42	21	48	39	87	32	29	61
43	8	30	42	72	59	28	87
44	16	33	26	59	65	72	137
45	10	43	41	84	28	29	57
46	11	32	35	67	24	32	56
47	12	28	46	74	25	21	46
48	9	35	27	62	25	31	56
	137	351	357	708	375	383	758
1649	9	22	37	59	46	34	80
50	9	55	31	86	25	27	52
51	7	25	27	52	11	21	32
52	14	34	28	62	20	25	45
53	9	47	24	71	21	14	35
54	15	34	37	71	14	25	39
55	38	35	34	69	28	19	47
56	28	40	30	70	18	15	33
57	37	23	43	66	22	25	47
58	16	39	29	68	13	15	28
	182	354	320	674	218	220	438