The players of Queen Anne's Men are allowed four yards of black cloth each for mourning liveries for her funeral procession of 13 May 1619. Samuel Daniel and Robert Killigrew are given nine yards as Grooms of the Queen's Privy Chamber, plus four yards for their servants.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Daniel, Samuel | groom of the Chamber | |
| Killigrew, Robert | groom of the Chamber | |
| Lee, Robert | player | |
| Perkins, Richard | player | |
| Beeston, Christopher | player | |
| Pallant, Robert | player | |
| Heywood, Thomas | player | |
| Holt, James | player | |
| Swinnerton, Thomas | player | |
| Slatier, Martin | player | |
| Worth, Ellis | player | |
| Cumber, John | player | |
| Basse, Thomas | player | |
| Blaney, John | player | |
| Robbins, William | player | |
| Edmonds, John | player | |
| Sanderson, Gregory | player | |
| Drewe, Thomas | player |