Lodowick Carlell - Later Years

Later Years

Carlell continued in royal service into the Restoration period. On 6 June 1664, a warrant was issued to pay him £150, three years' back pay as Keeper of His Majesty's house and walk at Petersham in Richmond Park.

Carlell was buried on 21 August 1675, in the Church of St.-Martin-in-the-Fields in Petersham in Middlesex.

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