In his memorandum book, Philip Henslowe records a variety of expenses 'layd owt for my lord admeralles meane,' including funds for stage properties such a 'whitte satten dublette' and a number of instalments for 'boocke[s]' of playwrights Anthony Munday and Thomas Dekker.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Downton, Thomas | player | debtor, witness |
| Shaw, Robert | player | debtor, witness |
| Juby, Frances | player | debtor |
| Singer, John | player | witness |
| Spencer, Gabriel | player | witness |
| Towne, Thomas | player | witness |
| Jeffes, Humphrey | player | witness |
| Jones, Richard | player | witness |
| Massey, Charles | player | witness |
| Rowley, Samuel | player | witness |
| Henslowe, Philip | playhouse owner | creditor, diarist |
| Munday, Anthony | playwright | payee |
| Drayton, Michael | playwright | payee |
| Dekker, Thomas | playwright | payee |
| Lee, Robert | playwright | payee |