A book of the Lord Chamberlain records the existence of a petition by William Crome against specified members of Prince Charles' Men in December 1632. The petition is 'answered of course.'
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Browne, William (III) | petitionee | player |
| Crome, William | petitioner | |
| Gradwell, Henry | player | |
| Sneller, James | player | |
| Bond, Thomas | player | |
| Cooke, William | player | |
| Bond, Thomas | player | |
| Cooke, William | player | |
| Hall, William | player |