John Hudgebut

Identifiers

Occupations

  • Stationer
  • Bookseller
  • Music Seller
  • Music Publisher
  • Author

Names

  • John Hudgebut
  • John Hudgebutt
  • John Hudgbutt

John Hudgebut, author, stationer, bookseller, music seller, music publisher, 1680–1699; at the Harp and Hoboy in Chancery Lane near Fleet Street; in St. Paul's Churchyard; in the Strand, near Charing Cross; in the Strand, near St. Martin's Lane.

A Dictionary of the Printers and Booksellers who were at Work in England, Scotland and Ireland from 1668 to 1725, by Henry Plomer (1922)

HUDGEBUT (JOHN), stationer in London, (i) Harp and Hoboy in Chancery Lane near Fleet Street; (2) St. Paul's Churchyard; (3) Strand, (a) near Charing Cross, (b) near St. Martin's Lane. 1680–99. Dealt chiefly in music. In 1680 he published Youth's Delight, or new lessons for the Flageolet. [T.C. I. 432.] In Hil. 1686 he was sued by Martha, Lady Atcheson, otherwise Atkins, for forfeiture of a bond. [C.P.R. 3055, m. 1911 r.] In this he is described as "Stationer" of St. Paul's Churchyard. He is last heard of in Hil. 1699, when he was in the Strand. [T.C. III. 109.]