Burial Register

[Sussex Maid]

There is a burial at St Mary Reigate 10 March 1607/8 which I am having trouble reading
https://www.ancestry.co.uk/interactive/4790/40815_1831109333_1810-00126/2495552?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.co.uk %2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgst%3d-6&ssrc=pt_t85040030_p30546165428&backlabel=ReturnSearchResults
What I have is 'The xth of March was buryed [?] Sander from [?my] [?] [?place].
Can someone fill in the blanks please?

[ElizabethHerts]

Before Sander is Mrs. Then "from any ? & place".

[kiterunner]

Could it be Mr Hore's Place?

[Oakum Picker]

It could be my, certainly looks like a 'y' & 'm's often had an extra upstroke. Don't know about the other word but I'm pretty certain the letter 2nd from the end is a 'd'.

[Oakum Picker]

It doesn't make sense but as there are two dots or tittles over the word, the first letter could be j- joid? ?????????? The last letter doesn't look to me like anything about at the time.

[kiterunner]

Mr Ford's place?

[Sussex Maid]

Thank you for the replies
ElizabethHerts - I had a sinking feeling that it was Mrs, even though my CD of Surrey Burials has it as Mr.
KiteRunner and Glen - thank you for the suggestions - 'Ford's place' would make sense, although I keep seeing 'my' instead of 'Mr' :-)
Will check out if there are any Fords in the area
Regards

[kiterunner]

The last letter doesn't look to me like anything about at the time.

It's like the "Abbreviation for 'es', 'is', 'ys', to denote a plural" on here:
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/palaeography/where_to_start.htm

[Phoenix]

Is it "my lordes place?"

There is a Sanders (or Saunders) family in Charlwood, with a property sometimes known as Sanders Place.

http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/surrey/vol3/pp182-189#fnn54

[Sussex Maid]

Phoenix – thank you for the suggestion, will check that one out too.
It is the Sanders/Saunders family of Hookwood House in Charlwood that I am researching - they are possibly connected to the Sanders of Charlwood Place and/or the Sanders of Ewell but there are big gaps in the Charlwood registers and not too many Wills to help unfortunately...
Regards

[Phoenix]

I'm sure you have seen this already:

https://archive.org/stream/visitationsofcou43beno#page/n33/mode/2up

[Sussex Maid]

Phoenix – thank you for looking, yes I have seen that pedigree which is for the Charlwood Place Saunders. There is also a pedigree of about 1830ish in ‘Pedigrees of Surrey families’ which has the 1623 pedigree plus the Hookwood House branch of Saunders but the difficulty is proving the printed descent from Thomas White Saunders.
Regards