Cox of Collumpton

William Haughton, John Day (1599)

Historical Records

Henslowe’s Diary

F. 31 (Greg I. 59)

          The 1 of novmb[er] 1599

W. Haughton receiued of m^r.

Hunslowe in parte of payement. of the

the tragedie of John Cox the some

of ... [iij] 20^s.

Willyam Haughtonn receyued of m^r Hinchloe in part

of payment of the Tragedy of Cox of Collunpto[n]

the som of ... 20^s

          pd & quite. John Daye

F. 65 (Greg I. 113) :

Lent vnto Robart shaw the 1 of novmb[er] 1599

to lend vnto w^m harton in earneste of a

Boocke called the tragedie of John cox some of ... xx^s

F. 65^v (Greg I. 114):

Lent vnto w^m harton & John daye at

the appoyntment of Thomas dowton in earnest

of a Boocke called the tragedie of cox of

collinste^r the some of ... xx^s

          the xiiij^th of nouember 1599

Receued of m^r phillipp Hinchlow to pay

to William hauton & Jhon day for the

tragedy of Cox of Collomton the

som of three pownd receued  ... iij^li

in full

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