Benjamin Henshawe (1585–1631) was a London merchant tailor and silkman who supplied fabrics and passementerie for costume and furnishings for the royal...

specialist merchants known as "silkmen" supplied passementerie, including Benjamin Henshawe who provided a variety of lace and tassels for clothing and interior...

alternative design with more complex sculptural symbolism than Colt's. Benjamin Henshawe, a silkman, provided gold fringes and trimmings for the velvet cushion...

Backhouse married Flower (Flora), daughter of Thomas Henshawe and sister of Benjamin Henshawe of the City of London on 11 July 1615. They had no children...

spelling "taylor" in its name. Alderman Robert Aske Sir William Gardiner Benjamin Henshawe, (1585–1631) Baptist Hicks, (1551–1629) Robert Jousie John Kendrick...

obtained a rake-off from money owed to the silkman Benjamin Henshawe for supplies to the royal wardrobe. Henshawe was Bingley's brother-in-law. The Suffolks were...

William Cecil, 16th Baron Ros in 1617. He worked with the silkman Benjamin Henshawe in the 1620s, making beds, couches, chairs, and cushions. When Henrietta...

to two "maskinge suttes for Jefferye" (Jeffrey Hudson) supplied by Benjamin Henshawe. By 1637 he was replaced as surveyor of the robes of Henrietta Maria...

workmen. Ribbons and passementerie were provided by silkmen, including Benjamin Henshawe. By his will of 5 October 1617 he bequeathed an annuity of 20 shillings...

defrauded, who included members of his own family like his brother-in-law Benjamin Henshawe. In time he regained a measure of royal favour, and in about 1625...

1637 Syvester Adams 1646 Thomas Mead 1660–1665 Thomas Mead 166- Tobias Henshawe 1673 William Loriner 1674-5 George Rutt 1716–1741 Richard Cotton 1741–1768...