the forces in the island of St. Christopher. He was married and had a daughter, Margaret, baptized at Camberwell, March 22, 1637-8. In some of Dr. Donne's Letters he makes anxious inquiry for this son, who was then on his travels, and had not lately been heard of. (See vol. VI., p. 396, letter LXXIX.)

His eldest daughter, Constance, mentioned in the Letter, (vol. VI., p. 388,) married first, at Camberwell, December 3, 1623, Edward Alleyne, Esq. founder of Dulwich College; and secondly, (June 24, 1630,) Samuel Harvey, Esq. of Abrey Hatch, Essex, where her father died.

Bridget, the second daughter, unmarried at her father's death, married Thomas Gardiner, Esq. of Peckham.

Margaret, the third daughter, also unmarried at Dr. Donne's death, married Sir William Bowles; and lies buried in the porch of Chiselhurst church, Kent.

Of Elizabeth, the youngest daughter, nothing is

known.