GREAVES, JOHN. Lane's, 1572.
GREEN, JOHN. Germany, 1608; France, >1608; Holland, 1613; Germany, 1615-20, 1626. On his verses and portrait, 1608, cf. ch. xxiv, s.v. Nobody and Somebody. He may have been brother of the following.
GREENE, THOMAS. Anne's, 1604-12. In R. Braithwaite, Remains after Death (1618) are four epigrams on him, one of which says that he 'new come from sea, made but one face and dide'. A couplet on his death, signed W. R., is in Cooke's Greene's Tu Quoque. I. H., World's Folly (1615), mentions his performance of a baboon (cf. App. C, No. lix). He was of St. James's, Clerkenwell, in 1612, when he made his will (Fleay, 192), naming his wife Susan, daughter Honor, sons-in-law (i.e. stepsons) Robert and William Browne, daughters-in-law Susanna, Elizabeth, and Anne Browne, brothers John and Jeffery Greene, and sister Elizabeth Barrett. A conjecture that he was of Stratford origin has no foundation (Lee, 54).
GREUM, HENRY. Germany, 1608.
GRIFFEN. Admiral's, 1597.
GRIGORIE, JACK. Admiral's, 1602.
GRYMES, THOMAS. Chapel, 1600-1.
GUNNELL, RICHARD. Palsgrave's, 1613-22. Family notes appear in the registers of St. Giles's, 1614-30 (B. 409).
GYLLOME, FOKE. Player (?) to Alexander Houghton, 1581 (cf. ch. ix, p. 280).
GYRKE, RICHARD. A London player in 1550 (App. D, No. v).
HALLAWAIE, 'the younger'. Paul's, 1580.
HAMLEN (HAMLETT), ROBERT. Lady Elizabeth's, 1611-13; Charles's, 1616, 1625.
HAMMOND, JOHN. Interluders, 1494.
HAMOND. Worcester's, 1565.
HARRISON, JOHN. A 'player' whose daughter Suzanna by wife Anne was baptized at St. Helen's on 10 January 1602.
HARRISON, WILLIAM. Worcester's, 1583.
HARVEY. Chamberlain's, 1597.
HAWKINS, ALEXANDER. Blackfriars lessee, 1601; Revels patentee, 1604.
HAYNE, WILLIAM. Head Master of Merchant Taylors', 1599-1625.
HAYSELL, GEORGE. Worcester's, 1583. For a possible notice of the same man, cf. ch. xxiv, s.v. Misogonus.
HEARNE, THOMAS. Admiral's, 1597.
HELLE, JOHN. Admiral's, 1597.
HEMINGES, JOHN, whose name is variously spelt, appearing, for example, as 'Heminge' in his signature to the dedication of the First Folio of Shakespeare's plays, and as 'Hemmings' in the actor-list in the same volume, is known to have had a wife Rebecca, and may fairly be identified with the 'John Hemminge, gent.' of St. Mary Cornhill, who was married on 10 March 1588 to Rebecca Knell, widow, relict of William Knell, gent., late of St. Mary Aldermanbury. In the same parish William Knell had married Rebecca Edwards on
