John Eliott, of London

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John was called mercer of London in the 1551 will of his uncle George Eliot, and elsewhere noted as Clerk of the Navy. At Windsor on 30 Oct 1563 John Elyott and Edward Baeshe received an "appointment for life... to be officers for the admiralty and marine causes and to be surveyors general of all victuals for the queen's ships and marine affaris... with an annuity of 50/. with wages of 8d a day for one clerk." During the fall of 1564 John Elliott and wife Ellenor transferred a"moiety of tenements in Stourford alias Stortford to John Persmythe alias Cheney jun. and Tabitha his wife" (sister Tabitha (Eliot) Cheney.