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VERE LANGEORE OLIYER, M.il.C.S,, &c.
VOLUME II.
LOKDON:
MITCHELL UUGHES AND CLARKE, ]40 WAEDOUR STP.EET, VI
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PREFACE.
T^HE completion of this Second Volume affords me the opportunity of
.' aofain thankinor contributors for their continued interest in the Work.
r I wish especially to acknowledge my indebtedness to the Eev. Dr. Thomas
for his transcription of the Parish Register of St. John's, Nevis ; to
Mr. r. CuNDALL, Mrs. Leopold Scarlett, aiid Miss M. Nembhard for
their articles on Jamaica; to Major Phipps and Lieut.-Colonel Poor for
papers relating to St. Kitts ; to Mr. N. Dakxell Davis and Mr. E. G.
SixcKLEE for papers relating to Barbados ; and to Mr. A. Aspinall for
(. . notes about the West Indies in general. The publication of lists of
i testators and of early settlers in this present Volume will, I hope,
encourage and facilitate personal research.
For the next Volatile I have prepared a descriptive list of West Indian
': . book-plates, which will appear as a Supplement.
K
' 1 Mr. H. Fakkham Bukke, Norroy King of Arms, has kindly offered to
liave abstracts made of the wills in the P. CO. relating to St. Vincent and
Dominica, and Mr. REGi]srALD Glencross is already engaged on those
of Nevis.
Mr. LoTHROP WiTHiNGTox is endeavouring to obtain from the Colonial
Office a Report on all the Local Records.
A complete list of wills on record in Barbados has been i)romised by
the Registrar. I Avish also to point out to subscribers tliat the West
i India Committee is collecting togtitlier whit will some day be a fine
Library of books, MSS., and engravings relating to the West Indies.
V. LANGFORD OLIVER.
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( V )
LIST OF SUBSCEIBEES.
Alien, E. and Sons (3 copies).
Athill, Chas. H., York Herald, Eoyal College of Anns, Queen Victoria IStreet.
Barbados, The Bishop of. Bishop's Court, Barbados.
Bauu, "William W. van, M.D., 1401 Spruce Street, Philadelpbia.
Bosauquet, X. E. T., Cowley, Uxbridgc, Middles^ex.
Bowen and Sons, 20 Broad Street, Bridgetown, Barbados.
Bromley, Mrs. John, 28 Savile Row.
Calder, J. V., Worthy Park, Ewarton, Jamaica.
Carolina, South, Historical Society, Cliarlston, Soutli Carolina.
Cliadwick, Mrs. C. M., Findliorn House, Forres, N.B.
Chambers, Capt. Bertram, K.N., Naval Office, ^Melbourne.
Cuudall, Prank, F.S.A., Kingston, Jamaica.
Davis, N. Darnell, Koyal Colonial Institute, Northumberland Avenue.
Davis, K., 41 Union Square, New York.
Douglas, R. Langtou, 2 Hill Street, Piccadilly.
Dyott, E.. H. Kortriglit, Registrar, St. John's, Antigua.
Firebrace, C. W., Danehurst, Uckfield, Sussex.
Flood, E. H. S., Canadian Ti-ade Commissiou Service, Bridgetown, Barbados.
Fry, George S., The Grove, Nether Street, Finchley.
Gattjs Sir Alfred Scott-, Garter, Royal College of Arms, Queen Yic-.toria Street.
Gillespie, W., 23 Crutched Friars, E.C.
Glencross, R. M., Makshufa, Harefiekl Road, Uxbridge.
Grant, Duncan, Naval OfEce, Melbourne.
Grant, Capt. E. F., R.N., H.M.S. '• Falmouth," Home Fleet.
Hay, Miss G. C, 49 Stanley Gardens, Hampstead.
Hayues, A. Percy, Eissex Hill, Barbados.
Hiilman, Edw. Haviland, Campo S. Samuele N. 3227, Venice.
Institute, Royal Colonial, Northumberland Avenue.
Jamaica, Institute of, Kingston, Jamaica.
Judah, G. Fortunatus, St. Jago de la Vega, Jamaica.
Keuneway, Mrs,, Garboldisham Rectory, Thetford, Norfolk.
Labalmondiere, Col. J. A., 12 Draycott Place, S.\V^
Livingston, Noel B., GS Harbour Street, Kingston, Jamaira.
Lucas, Percival, 28 Orchard Street, W.
Lyons, "W. D. "\V., SO St. George's Road, London.
Maggs Bros., 109 Strand.
Mills. Dudley A., Broadlands, GrouviUe, Jersey.
Mui-ray, Keith W., 37 Cbenistou Gardens, Loudon^ W. ; Editor of " Genealogist."
n LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
Nembliard, Miss M., 27 Gilbert Street, W.
New England Historic Genealogical Society, 18 Somerset Street, Boston.
New York Historical Society, 170 Central Park West, Nev/ York.
Oliver, Tho. L., Oakhili, Burdedon, Hants.
Pedder, J. L. K., Hcywoods, St. Peter's, Barbados.
Pemberton, Major-General E. C. B., 13 Cresswell Gardens, London, S.W.
Phipps, ^lajor H. 11., 11. F. A., Ferozeporc, India.
Pook, Lieut. -Col. H. W., 121 Hither Green Lane, Lewisham.
E.acker, E., Mer Vuc, Hastings, Barbados.
St. Kitts, Administrator of.
Scarlett, Mrs. Leopold, Peuenden House, Boxiey, Kent.
Scripps, Messrs., 13 South ^[olton Street, Bond Street, London.
Siuckler, E. G., Gibbes House, St. Peter's, Barbados.
Spooner, Hon. Archibald, Bendal's, Aniigua.
Stechert, G. E. and Co.
Thomas, Eev. L. B., D.D., Sfc. George's }{ectorj, Nevis.
Udal, J. S., Symoiidsbury Manor, Bridport, Dorset.
Warner, Kobert 11. .Aucher, K.C., Solicitor- General, Trinidad.
West, Erskine E., 32 Crosthwaite Park E., Kingstown, co. Dublin.
W^est lodia Committee, 15 Seething Lane, E.C.
Withington, Lothrop, 30 Little Russell Street, London, W.C.
Yearwood, Mrs., Friendly Hall, St. Michael's, Barbados.
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CONTEjNTS.
Preface - - - - . iii
List of Subscribers ...--.-----v
List of Contents vii
List of Illustrations ----------- ix
Additions and Corrections -..._.---x
Bookplate of Haughton James, Esq., of Jamaica ----- 1
The Settlement of Nevis - 2
Eev. Jobn Featley of St. Kitts -- - -7
Pedigree of Herring of Jamaica -.-.----11
Pjm Letters --14
Monumental Inscriptions in England relating to West Indians
15, 78, 137, 182, 228, 272, 304, 371
Stoney Hill Estate, Kevis 22
A List of West Indian Deeds on the Close EoUs - - - - -' 25
Pemberton Family of Nevis -33
Births, Deaths, and Marriages from the " Barbados Mercury " and
" Bridgetown Gazette," 1805 to 1818 - 41, 86, 132, 152, 215, 279, 298
Notes and Queries 45, 91, 142, 190, 235, 285, 332, 382
Pedigree of Brooks of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica 49
List of AYiJls relating to Jamaica, proved in the P.C.C. from 1G55 to 1810
53, 174
Pedigree of Butler of Nevis -59
Inhabitants of St. Kitts in 1678 - - 68
Payne of St. Kitts- -' ^ 97
Pedigree of Sir Thomas Lynch, Governor of Jamaica - - - - 99, 145
Eemonstrance of Antiguans - 108
List of all Testators whose Wills are on record in the Office of the Island
Secretary, Jamaica, from 1731 to 1750 (inclusive) - - - 114, 157
Blackman of Antigua and Barbados - 123
Gymballs and Cherry Garden Estates in the Parish of St. Dorothy, Jamaica,
1788 - - - - - - - - ' 126
Parish Register of St. John's, Pig Tree, Nevis - - - - - 165, 323
Monumental Inscriptions at St. Paul's, Nevis 168
Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, from the " St Christopher
Gazette and Caribbean Courier " and the " St. Christopher Advertiser
and Weekly Intelligencer," Basseterre 178
Pedigree o£ Bertrand of Dominica 193
Vm CONTENTS.
PAGE
List of "Wills relating to Barhadoes, proved P.C.C. ^ . . - - 19G
The Washingtons of Barbados • - 201
Monumental Inscriptions at St. Thomas, Middle Island, St. fvitts - •> 204
A Particular List of Persons paid their first month's p;i\ for their respective
qualities under the Command of General Yerables in the West Indies,
December, 1G51 208, 251
Accounts relating to Aliens' property in the Leeward Islands, Confiscattd
in 1051—1654 221, 257
Hampden of Barbados ---..--..- 233
Bookplate of Charles Pinfold, Esq. 241
Pedigree of A dye of St. Kitts 242
Admiral Sir Peter Parker, Bart. 257
The Earliest Will of St. Kitts 2G5
Parish, Eegister of St. George, K"evis -.- 2CG
Bookplate of John Otto Baijer, Esq. 289
Pedigree of Yrillett of St. Kitts 290
Extracts from the "Barbados Chronicle" and " Caiibbean Courier" - - 300
List of Wills relating to Nevis and St. Kitts, proved P.C.C. - - - 310
Monumental Inscriptions at St. George's, Xcvis ..... 314
Mounscrratt 1G77-S : A List of all the Men, Womcr. and Children, v.dutos
and blacks, which are couteyned in the st^veraii Divisions - - 316, 342
Admiral Phillips Cosby - 321
Letters from D. AYals'li to J. Scott 321
Deeds relating to the West Indies ----... 326, 348
Sir George Thomas, Bart., Governor of the Leeward Islands - - - 337
Archbould of Jamaica ...-....-. 333
List of Wills proved P.C.C. relating to the British West Indies - - - 351
Monunienial Inscriptions at St. Thomas Lovlaud, Xcms .... 355
Pedigree of Phipps of St. Kitts - 358
Indentures, etc., relating to Estates in Jamaica 3G4
Eectors of St. John's, Eigtree, Nevis 369
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LIST OF ILLUSTUx\.TIONS.
PAGE
Sir George Thomas, Bart. .-- frontispiece
Bookplate of Haugliton James, Esq., of Jamaica ..... 1
Ville de Charles Towu et ses Environs de I'lsle de Nieves ... - 6
Carte dc I'Jsle de jS^ieves -.--..... facing 6
Arms of Brooks of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica ....-- ,,49
Carte de I'lslc de Sainct Christophle ,,68
Bookplate of Kalph Payne, E.-^q., of St. Kitts 07
Monument to Lady Lynch in Esher Church, Surrey - - - fencing 103
Arms of New - - . .- - - - -- - - 171
Anns of Dowse -....-..-.. 172
Arms of Woodley 173
Arms of Thompson 174
Arms of Boddie ........... 174
Harbour of Falmouth in the Parish of Trelawney, Jamaica - facing ISO
Arms of Bertrand ......----- 19o
Church of St. Thomas, Middle Island, St. Kitts .... facing 204
Bookplate of Charles Pinfold, Esq. 241
Sir Peter Parker, Bart. .-..-... facing 257
Monument in St. James's Church, Bristol, to Sir James IJusseil, Kut.,
of Nevis ....-.-... facing 272
Bookplate of John Otto Baijer, Esq. 289
Arms of John Willett .291
Monument to Thomas Oliver, Esq., iu St. Paul's, Bristol - - facing 305
Admiral Phillips Cosby -....--- „ 321
Government House and part of Belize from Port George - - „ 353
Fort George and part of Belize ..--.-. „ 353
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ADDITIO^^S AZvD COEEECTIOXS.
Page 5.
Capt. Anthony Hilton signed pr.pcrs on 5 Sq)t. and S Not. 1G2S as " President
of Mevis." Jenkin Lloyde signed the Treaty of 5 July 1G:J7 as " Secret Geu'."
Page 6.
Eleventh line. 0«uY.- ." which is now reproduced as a plate."
Page 7.
/ In the Library of the S.P.G. is a sermon by Featley, prcaclied at St. Eotolph's,
Aldersgate, on G Dec. 1629 to " the notably deserving gentleman Sir Thomas
"Warner and the rest of his companie bound for the "West Indies for their
Fare-well." (Aspinall's " West Indies," 27S.)
1G30, INlay 3. Capt. Tho. Powell and John Peatlye, Minister of the Council
of St. Chriiitopher. (" AV.I. Cal.," llo.) Jolm Poatlye was a subscribing witness
to the will of Eob. Earwicke, made 23 Sept. .IG2S, on board the l^loucjh of
London, on her voyage from St. Christopher to England.
Page 12.
"Will, dated 7 Oct. 1G24, of John ITcrringe of the city of Coventry, aldei'man
and mercer. To be buried in Holy Trinity Church near the font where mv E.
lies. Joane my wife 100^ and a messuage. Son Julian H. of Shrewsbury
a messuage, his 2 daus. My daus. Eliz. H., Joane Cranwell, Ann Eerren, and
EUine H. My sister Coxe. " Bro.-iu-law M'' John Piplce. Proved 12 May 1G25
(55, Clarke) . .
1854, Nov. 5. At Southampton, aged SO, Oliver Herring, of Heybridge Hall,
Essex, and Paul Island Estate, Jamaica, barrister-at-huv. (" G.M.,"'G-1G.)
Juliues H. of Jesus Coll., Cam. (B.A. ITIG, M.A. 172u), incorporated 2 Nov.
1731. (Foster.)
Joane Herring, widow of John H. of Coventry, made her will 13 March 1G2G,
and named her eldest son Julines and his son Nathaniel, Pichard her second son,
and her 3 daus. Joan, Ann, and Eliz. Proved 21 Nov. 1G2S (97, Barringtou.)
Capt. Julines Herring mar., 4 Oct. IGSI, Anne Harris.
Mrs. Anne Eitz-James, Avidow, a dau. of .... Herring, remar. Edmund
Percival, and left her lease of Heybridge to her nephew the Hev. Julius H. of
Clatford, near Marlborough. (Wright's "Essex," ii., G9S.)
Page 51.
Chr. Brooks and Deb. Hay had a dau. Marianne, who mar. 1777, at Elira,
Jolm Foster, and had issue 2 sons.
Eliz. Paby Brooks niu away after a ball at Cheltenham, and v.as mar. at
Gretna Green.
Page 57. .,■ ■
Add: Jam.cs GoddarVlfsG.Trenlcy), .ind p. 5i). Tho. Fuller (SS, Bogg).
ADDITIO^'S AND COEEECTIONS. XI
Page 61.
:eor " Eowland " read " Eowland."
Page 68.
A correspondent has pointed out that Cromwell deported large niun'bers of
Irish to tlie W.I.
Page 93.
Mrs. Leopold Scarlett, quoting from " Jamaican Tracts," writes that tlie
Blessing, Jas. Gilbert master, also conveyed settlers from Barbados to Jamaica.
Stokes was Commander of the MarviaduJce. The Griffin was sent to Barbados
July 27 to fetch Lady Modyford and the General's family, and the Jl'esf err/ate
and Swallow ketch left Jamaica for England. The Swallow returned after tive
months hardship to Port Hoyal ; the others were never heard of afterwards.
Capt. Munroe, who had a commission from Jamaica, turned pirate, and took
merchant ships bound thither. Capt. Ensom iu the Swallow ketch was sent out
to take him, who heat him, and Capt. Munroe was killed iu the fight, his men
brought in and hanged.
Page 100.
From St. Andrew's Parish Eegister. Bur., 1G73, April 17, Thomas Totthill.
Abstract of Title of Dame Philadelphia Cotton's 817 acres: 30 Aug. IGSl,
Sir Tho. Lyuch's will recited. 9 April 1717, Tho. King and Dame Philadelphia
Cotton his wife convey to Joseph Banks and Henry CHffe on Trust hinds in J.
for their lives, then to any children. Her late husband Sir Tho. Cotton, Bart.
10 July 1720, Deed poll revoking the above. 20 July 1721, Eesettlement to her
husband after her death. 11 Aug. 1733, Will of Tho. King bequeathing all his
plantations to her, she to care for his son Cotton King.
1754, jS'ov. 29. Dame Philadelphia Cotton of Finchley, widow, dan. and sole
h. of Sir Tho. Lynch of J., K', in consideration of 4G4' sells to Wm. Bcckford of
L., alderman, her \ of lands in S' Catherine's of 2G00 acres, which \ was in 1G72
conveyed by Anthony Collier and others to Sir T. L.
I Page 140.
I Wdl of Joseph Lee of Cambridge, Mass., Esq., dated 19 Dec. 1800. My
I brother-in-law Eich'^ Lechmere, now residing in England, £200. Mary Eussell,
I wife of James E. of Bristol, and dau. of mv said brother-in-law Eich<^ aiid Mary
|i Lechmere, £300. Proved IG April 1803 (34G, Marriott).
Page 142.
Will of Lewis Cuthbert of Castlehill, eo. Inverness. My son Geo. C. of J.,
barr.-at-law. I am Provost Marshal of J. Proved 1803 (611, Marriott).
i Page 177.
I Add: Tho. Dennie. (178, Howe.) (" Notes and Queries," 11 S., iv., 529.)
i Page 185.
Will of Mrs. Eliz. Hannay of Christ Church, Barbados, widow, dated 12 Nov.
I 1755. My granddaus. Judith Alleyne and Eliza, wife of John Newton, Esq.
I Proved 28 Sept. 175G (247, Glazier).
Page 197.
, Add: 1G80. Wm. Carpenter of B. and Montserrat. (IGl, Bath.)
\
Xll ADDITIONS AND COEEECTIONS.
Page 213.
Mr. F. Ciuidall points out that rortcscue was not strictly speaking Goveruor.
Page 2i2.
"VVill of Ealph Adve of St. Cliristoplier, dated 17 JS'ov. 1502. My house and
land at Sandy Point, purchased by M'' INJichael Maillaid at the Marshal's sale in
May 1797, to my wife Eliz. EastAvay A. for life, then at her death to my dau. Eliz.
Ann AVillett A. All residue to lliim. jNIy A\ife to he ex'tiix with "Wm. C'has.
Pahie, Pich'i Losack Esdaile, Esquires. E.x'ors. !My hrotlier John 'Willett "U'illett,
Esq., is residins; in Enj^land. lie and my wife CJ. AVit. hy Con.'^tanline Calet,
.Alich'- O'Loiighlin, John Meyers. Proved LSU-l hy AV. C. Faliie (520, Ilescltine).
Page 289.
I have seen the plate in the Franks Collection. ]\Ir. Baillie is correct in his
surmise.
Page 339.
Will of Henry Archbould of Isavy Eow in the h.amlet of Stoke, co. Devon.
AH to wife Sarah Eoscwell A. 22 July 1S04. Proved ISOG (41-i, Pitt).
Page 421.
Kevis, James, Earl of, GO, should read Earl, James, GO.
Caribkana.
BOOKPLATE OF ITAUGHTON JAMES, ESQ., OF JAMAICA.
Arms. — Quarterly. 1 and 4:, Azure, on a chevron bettueen three lions passant-
guardant Or, as many mullets of six points Sable [James] ; 2, Sable, a man
Argent holding in the dexter hand a club [ ] ; 3, Argent, three bars Sable
[Hattohxon]. .
Ceest. — A stag statant. (Burke's " Armory " gives : A demi-lion rainpant, etc.)
" Papwortli," p. 498, gives: "Azure, on a chevron between three lions passant-
guardant Ermine, as many escallops Gules [James, Haughton Hall, Hanover,
Jamaica] ; quartering Haughtox, Halton, Fisher, Fowler, Dratner, and
Parson." These quarterings are all on the tomb at E. Barnet, co. Herts, of
Sir Simon Haughton Clarke, Bart. (Cussans' " Herts," iii., 68.)
The will of Haughton James, Esq., of Jamaica was proved in 1744 (21(5,
Anstis). He had been ]\r. of A. for Hanover I72G — 3G, and is stated to have
died in 1740 (Feurtado). Haughton James, son of Haughton James of Jamaica,
Esq., matriculated from St. Mary Hall 9 May 1755, aged 17 (Foster). LS13,
Oct. 23. In Piccadilly, Houghton James, esq. (" G.M.," 508). As the bookplate
is in the Chippendale style it probably belonged to the last-named. Some twenty
years ago I met a Mr. Haughton James in the B.M.S. "Moselle" going to
Jamaica, so I hope the family may still be nourishing in its native island. [Editor.]
VOL. n. B
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2 CARIBBEANA.
CI)t ^tttlnncnt of iJtbts/
The two following Chancery Suits from the P.R.O. (the references to which
were sent me on 25 October lSi)0 by the late Mrs. Y. T. C. Smith) g^ive very
valuable authentic information about the earlv planters of this island. There is
no other such early list in existence. The skins are in good order, and the names,
with two or three exceptions, quite legible : —
CHANCERY PROCEEDINGS, CHARLES I., L. 14, No. 48.
LiTLETOX V. GlOTEE. BiLL OF CoMPLAINT.
12 Nov. 1629. Humblie complaining your orator Thomas Litleton of Loudon
merchant that whereas about Sept. 1&27 he and one Roger Glover citizen and
vintner of London agreed to send into Turkej' an adventure of goods costing
1600' your orator having one third and Glover two thirds and later it was agreed
that Glover was to bear the whole adventure and pay your orator 8 per cent, on all
sums advanced and Glover now owes 900' and 310' for tobacco and about the
month of January 1627 your orator did fit forth a ship called the Jfaitfi to take
her voyage to the Island of S' Christofersf and thence to Newfoundland and the
Straights of which Glover was to have a quarter share but by reason of tempesttuius
and contrarie winds and a great niortalitic amongst the men of the ship wherein
the cheife comauders ^\ere lost and all the victualls spent the voyage to New-
foundlandj and the Straights was lost to the damage of your orator in 600' and
upwards. Glover refuses to pay his share of the charges contrary to his promise
and about May 1628 your orator set forth three sayle of shipps and consigned
them upon an adventure to "one of the Caribee Islands" and Glover desired to
have a share but having no ready money signed a bill for 250' and they were
bound to several persons for the freight and Glover and Francis Goare for their
friends desired your orator to acknowledge a recogni.-'.ance in the high court of
chancery of 1500' unto Glover which vour orator did on the 6 May last and
Glover has paid 1000' in pait payment and the adventure to Turkey is not paid
and Glover hath pnisecuted your orator in tlie Pettybag Office intending to lay
the whole penalty of the recognizance on your orator contrary to equity your
orator desires to be relieved of all engagements with Glover and pra\s for a
subpena for Glover to appear in this court and answer this bill and put in all
accounts and stay proceedings in the office of Petty bagg. [One skin.]
The AifswEii of Defe>'I)a>"t.
It was agreed that complainant was to become free of the Turkey Company
before the goods arrived at Lcaghorne. Defendant shipped for Aleppo goods of
1700' value mostly bought at his own credit and Complainant refused to take up
his freedom thinking to lay the loss of the adventure on this defendant if the
same had miscarried — denies claims and contests the figures. It is true that in
January 1627 plaintif set out the ship the Fai/h for S' Christophers and then to
Newfoundland and the Straights and agreed for a quarter share but the ship
spent so much time in England before she departed for S' Christophers and staid
so long at S' Christojdiers to discharge her lading that she lost her voyage for
Newfoundland and could not arrive there time enough to lade with fish but
returned to England and the agreement was given up by the complainant to this
defendant to be cancelled. It is true that in May 161S [sic] three ships were,
consigned to one of the Caribbee Islands and defendant adventured 250' and they
* Communicated by the Editor.
t St. Christophers had boeii settled on 28 Jaiuiarv 1G23-4 by Captain Thomas AVaruer, the
ship havin;,' been fitted out bv Kilph Merifuld of Loudon, merchant.
X Ne^louiidlaud, tlie oldest Britisli colony. The salted fish trade was mostly controlled by
Pool, "Weymouth, and the AVcstern forts, and the fish was taken to Spain and Portugal for
consumption by the Roman Catholics.
CARIBBEANA. 3
were both bound for goods to several persons [all named] to the amount of S65'
■ also bonds to Hemy Gardner and Gcorj^e GrifBth for 3000', to the mariners of
( the JTo if h lUOU' for wages, to the Guyana Company SOU', to the owners of the
j ship called ihe J/" lifh SOU', to the o\vners of the Londoti J/e;r//««/ lOUO', to the
owners of the Jlopewell 600'. Prays action may be dismissed and asks for hia
I costs. [One skin. J
CHANCEET PKOCEEDINGS, CHAELES I., L. 6, No. 10.
LiTLETOif V. Bullock. Bill of Complaint.
XXIX April 1G31. Tour orator Thomas Litleton of London merchant for him-
self and company complaineth that in 102S he did furnish three ships with meal
bread victualls municon apparrell and other necessarie furniture to the value of
5000' bearing the sole charge and cost and did consign them for Nevis sis
Dulcina in the West Indies whither they saiVly arrived and appointed John
Procter his agent and factor in Nevis to sell the goods and at the request of Caj)-
taine Anthonie Hilton then governor of the s^aid Isle under the Et. Hon. James
Earl of Carlile after agreed prices sold him certain victualls wine arms and other
goods fit for the use of the planters there to the amount of 10G7' and sold to
these planters following goods for these sums M"" Gilbert Cole 313',* M'' Edward
Thompson 31S', M'' Ealph Knarsbrough 2G5', M"" Juhu Jennings G3', M'' George
Upcott 215', M"' John Goulding 190', MMVilliam AVinn 9G', Nathaniel! Litleton
1-14', Kaph Glover SG', John Ketleby 291', M'' Eowland Bulloeke IG', John Burd
5', John Turner 24', Thomas Newman 57', Gilbert Plumligh 75', Captaine Thomas
Dowse 3S', Thomas llewett 31', John Eigbie 14', Thomas Eigbie 15', Tsaake
Euetli 10', William Gayney 24', Captaine Daniell Powell 17', Edwaid Snowdon 33',
John Carter 2S', Thomas Standish 57^, Luke Stokes 10', "William Farrar 33% John
CoAvley 12', William Callawaie 11', Tobie Eand 5', Thomas Staneley 13', James
Eitssell 13', John Hilton and George Feetham 45% Eoger Puleston 9', Captaine
George Ireland 5', Eobcrt 3Ieritowne 51% Captaine Edward Warner " governor
of 8"=' xpofers" G', Eobert Paine 4', William Masters 45% Edward IVJason 10',
Captaine John Jefferson of S"^' xpofers 15', John Pritchnrd 21^^, Thomas Skott 2S^,
Hannce Vanderhowsam 34% Henrj' Mann 37^, William Wise 12', John Martin 44%
Edward Pigott 5', John Eorcith '3G% John Lobley 4', Thomas AUsopp and Wil-
liam AUsopp 6', Samuell Eobinson 22% Heury Staple 3', Eaph Hampton 48%
[blank] Feme 4', Mathew Gotten 9', Jenkin Loyd 25', William Blackstone 51%
I Thomas Punt G', Thomasf Spillman and Phillip Bourman 3', Abell Thomas and
i his brother 12', [hJcnik] Hou'ding 9'. Luke Atkins 2G% Christopher Sugar+ 40%
i Francis Eoiston 15% Thomas AVise 23% James Wilson 13% Thomas Wade 1S%
l Captaine William Hull 1G% tlenry Copsell and his com])anie 3', Humphrey Ket-
L lebie 12', Eichard Lane 10% [blank] Hickson 12% AVilliam Morris 19%"" John
I' Heyward 30% all which sums your orator hath demanded of Captaine Anthony
; Hilton and the other persons who refuse to pay and intend to defratid your
[ orator who hath made so great an adventure for the setlemeut of a plantacon in
I the said Island and the planters had not been able to sustain themselves if yotir
I orator had not victualled them and the goods cost 5000' and witnesses being in
I remote parts beyond the seas and it being difficult to prove the delivery of the
! goods liopeth that all the above persons will upon their oaths answer this bill.
[One skin.]
AkSWEE of DEFEXr>A2s'T.
Sworn 3 j\Iay 1G31. The Answer of Eovi'laml Bullock, one of the Defendants.
■ It is true he bought goods for IG' and is willing to pay. [One skin.]
■ • To save space I have omitted the sliillirsL's and pence from the Sums.
■ t At the hitter part of the suit he is called Kobert.
i Sie, but it might be meant for Singar or Seagar.
B 3
4 CARIBBEANA.
Including tlie Governor there are eighty names of planters in the atove suit,
and as probably every man in the island got something out of the ships the number
of settlers did not much exceed eitrhty. The ship Hopeirdl is probably the same
vessel which -was fitted out by Ealph Ivlcrifield of London, merchant, commanded
by Captain John Jeaffreson, and arrived on 18 iMarch IG'24 at hit. Christophers.
Captain Tho. "Warner returned in her to England, and obtained on 13 September
1G25 a royal commission reciting his discovery of St. Christophers, Mevis, etc.,
and appcinting him Governor. On 3 May 1()'20 Enlph Mcrritield petitioned the
Privy Council that he had set forth two ships ('not named) under Captain "Warner
and Captain Smith to the "new plantation in the Caribbee Islands." On 2 July
1G27 James ]*]ai'l of Carlisle obtained a crant of all the Caribbees. On 20 October
1G27 the Hopewell, under Captain "W'illiam Smith, with stores from the Earl of
Carlile, arrived at St. Christophers. Captain John Smith,* writing in 1G29, said:
" In this little He of Mevis, more than twenty yearcs agoe, I have remained a good
time together, to wod, and water and refresh, my men." This jjroves that the
island was used by navigators before 1G09, though no permanent settlement was
effected. He then says: "The last yeare, lG2s, Master Littleton, with some
others got a Pattent of the Earle of Carlile, to plant the He called the Barbados,
thirty leagues Northward of Saint Christophers; which .... they called Dulcina,
but when they came there, they found it such a barren rocke, they left it ... .
At last .... they came to jMevis, a little He by Saint Christophers : where they
seated themselves, well furnished with all necessaries, being about the number of
an hundred, and since increased to an hundred and fifty persons whereof many
were old planters of Saiut Christophers, especially Master Anthony Hinton \_sic],
and Master P]dward Thompson."
Cant. Smith's narrative is probably accurate. The island Barbados is an error
for Bavbudos or Barbuda, an uncultivated island north of Antigua. Mevis or
Nevis is styled Dulcina in certain wills, but I never heard of the name being
applied to Btirbuda. If Littleton's three ships sailed for Nevis in iVEay 1G2S, and
on arrival found Governor Hilton and over SO planters there, how did the latter
go out ?
In the British Museum [Egerton jMS. 2395] is preserved the narrative of
John Hilton in 1675, storekeeper and chief gunner of Nevis. He stated that his
brother Anthony Hilton, born in the Bishojirick of Durham, being sent by the
merchants of Barnstaple to Virginia, touched at St. Christophers, and waited on
Capt. Tho. "Warner the Governor. On returning from Virginia he landed ni
Ireland, where he met Capt. Vallett and other gentlemen who provided him with
a ship and men, intending to grow tobacco at St. Christophers, as being a better
place than Virginia. These men were the first that settled on the "Windward side
of St. Christopher, but being attacked by the Indians, removed to the Leeward
side. [Hilton's name appears as a witness to the Treaty between the English and
French, dated 13 May 1627.] Having raised a crop he returned with several
planters to London, and having sold their tobacco for 20'' per Ib.f they were sent
by M'' Littleton merchant, who had a commission from the Earl of Carlile, to
settle Barbados (Barbuda), but not likino; it, nor Antegoa nor ]\Iountserrat, came
down to Nevis y^ 22 of July 162Si, where they settled.
John Hilton said that Jacob Lake "came over with us at y*^ first settling."
This date of 22 July 162S would be about the time of arrival of the three ships
Littleton despatched according to the Chancery Suit in the previous .^Lay ; but
the two accounts do not agree, and further evidence is desired. On 8 Nov. 162S
Hilton was one of those who signed another Erench Treaty. On 7 Sept. 1G29
both St. Christopher and Nevis were plundered by the Spaniards, who took away
as hostages for Xevis, Capt. John Coolie of London, Capt. John Hus'oands, a
Yorkshircman, Kobert Merreton of London, and John Hilton, brother of Capt.
Anthony Hilton and author of the narrative.
* "The Travels of Captain .Tolin Sniitli," vol. ii.
t Capt. John Smith stated that the frci^'lit was 3d. and the cu.«toms 9d.
i fcARIBBEANA. 5
Capt. Anthony Hiltou, who had left foi" England in Aug. 1G29, returned with
I more men and resettled the island. During his absence the people had elected
I Mr. James Russell as their temporary governor. Mr. Tho. Littleton then went
[ over with the object o£ recovering debts, to whom Hilton then resigned the
( government and removed to "Tartodus," where he shortly after died. John
> Hilton, after 5 years imprisonment in Spain, returned in a Dutch ship to Nevis,
r where he met Governor Tho. Littleton, Mr. Procter the factor, Mr. Luke Stoakes,
; and Capt. Sparrowe. Governor L. afterwards followed John Hilton to Tartodus
j and died on the voyage. The list of Governors as given by John Hilton is as
i follows, and to this I have added notes : —
1. Capt. Anthony Hilton, who arrived 22 July 1628. Governor again after
Russell, and until 1635.
2. Capt. Wm. Vallett, his Deputy during Hilton's absence in England. He
fled in Sept. 1629.
3. James Russell, chosen by the people ^;-o tern.
4. Thos. Litleton, the Founder of the colony. Succeeded Hilton about 1635,
d. 1636.
5. Luke Stoakes, his Deputy.
6. Capt. Tho. Sparrow, put in by Sir Tho. "Warner about 1636.
7. Major Henry Hunckes 163S-9. Governor of Barbados 1640.
„■ T I '• r 1 °i I These three not named in the Colonial Calendar, so
9. Jenkin Lloyde > ,, , ,, • j. j i n
10. Parson John Meakem J ^^'^ ^^'"^ probably appointed locally.
I 11. Capt. John Ivettleby, put in by Sir Tho. Warner about 16-12.
I 12. Capt. Jacob Lake. In 1639 fought the Spaniards [d. Oct. 1619. See
|.: ante, I., 190.J
■• 18. Luke Stoakes 1619 [? same as No. 5]; removed to Jamaica in 1656 with
1200 persons.
■ 11-. Col. James Russell 1659-1671 [same as No. 3] ; d. 15 Not. 1674 at Bristol.
15. Col. Haudall Russell 1671-167b, brother of James; d. before 29 June 1678.
Thos. Littleton's pedigree was recorded in the Visitation of Surrey of 1662-8.
I He was the son of Sir Edward Littleton of Henley, co. Salop, Kt., by Mary, dau.
■■ of Sir Edward Lloyd, and is entered as "Thomas Littleton of ye Citty of London,
Governo'' of Mevis, Ar.," and by his wife Eliz., dau. of John Abeels of London,
I merchant, left an only son and heir, James.
; Petition of Capt. "Wm. Digby I July 1652, reciting that ten years since Sir
i; Tho. Warner assigned to him a plantation in Nevis formerly confirmed to Warner
I by "Capt. Kettleby then Governor of Nevis," . . . the present Governor, Capt.
Luke Stoakes, has taken away about 280 acres. The patent, dated 11 Dec. 1048,
was from the- Earl of Carlisle for "240 geometrical paces* of land." (Colonial
Cal., p. 385.)
Certificate dated 10 Feb. (?) 1659 of Capt. Edward Blagge, that he has traded
for more than 20 years with Nevis, " especially in the time of Capt. Jacob Lake's
government, and knows him to have been a person of integrity and very prudent
and laborious in the discharge of his trust.. Col. Luke Stokes, who succeeded
him, behaved faithfully and was attached to tlie Commonwealth ; and Major
Russell, t.ie present Governor, is very fit for his present employment and beloved
amongst his neiglibours.'" His brother Mr. Lake, a minister, arrived in the
Carltie on 7 Sept. 1629 at the s une time as the Spanish Fleet, but that vessel
escaped by cutting her cables. (Colonial Cal., p. 474.) Capt. Lake commanded
a company at that time, but his men ran away. A Capt. William Vallett was
in 1661 a Member of the tir.st Council of Jamaica.
In. conclusion, it appears probable that settlers from St. Christopher passed
\
* Ayardland in England varied in difteront counties frora 15 t,o 40 iicro-;. Iq a patent at
Aatigua of lfi38, laud 'Oti paoes wide aod li luilej loug measured 400 acres {sic).
6
CAKIBBEANA,
over the straits called The Narrows, only two miles wide, to Ne\"is, or else that
the Earl of Carlile sent them over from London in one of his !<hips, and that
Capt. Anthony Hilton was appointed their first (Tovernor by liim or Thomas
AV^arner. At tliat time men were poiirin'jj into St. Christopher, and the surplns
popuhition would naturally overflow to the neighbouring: islands. C;ipt. John Smith
said that in 1G2S there had been 30 sail of English, French, and Dutch ships at
St. Christophers. Littleton's adventure was a purely commercial undertaking;.
There is a good map of Nevis in l^cliin's "Description geographique des Isles
Antilles," p. 117, pub. in 17oS. A small one inset in the map of St. Kitts
appeared in Edwards' ^^'.I. of ISIS. A small one included in the map of St. Kitts
Avas published by Norie in 1819, which is now reproduced as a plate.
"ViUe de CJiarlcs Tovini ct ses Environs dc I'Jiie de aYieves
[Bellin.]
The following will is the earliest known one relating to Nevis. The pedigree
of the Bournes of Bobbingworth and Grcensted was entered in the 1612 Visita-
tion of Essex, though the testator's name only appears as " John 3 sonne." Wm.
was his half brother.
[50, St. John.] IS March 1629. T, John Bourne of Daggenham, co. Essex,
gent., " shortly intended a voyage to certayne Islands in the West Indies within
the parts beyond the Seas," and not having assets sutficient to pay my debts and
being seized of the 3Ianor of (irrinsted Hall in the said co. authorise ]\largaret mv
wife, Wm. Streaehey gent, my bro-in-1., Anthony Luther Esq. & Gerrard Gore
gent, to sell my lands there of 100 acres (boundaries given — Wm. Bourne gent.
& S'' Jas. Pointz &c.) to pay my debts. To my wife all my lands for life, she to
maintain & educate our son Kich. B. & pay him 20' a year at 21 & to him all my
lands at her death & in default to my sister An Streachy wife of the said AY'" S.,
then to my cosen Bich. B. 2"^ s. of my brother Wm. Bourne. To any future child
200'. All residue to mv wife & sole Ex'trix. Wm. Streachy, Anthony Luther &
Gilbert Garrard to be overseers. In the presence of John Meade, John JNIilles,
Kath. Young, Peter Neusam, scr.
Codicil iO Sep. 1630. Late of Greenstead ats Grynstead, co. Essex, geiit.,
•'now of Uulcina ats Neves in the province of Carliola in the AYest Indies," Sick.
As for the estate I have adventured as servants, provisions, arms, tools &c. 1 leave
them to the di-ipo-^al of my friend John Young of the said I-^land planter & late
of Misdeu co. Hertford gout. Confirm the will I made in England. My debts
Carte de l Isle deNie\^es
/
I
CARIBBEANA. 7
to be sati.sfiod out of my adventures here & the 100 acres to be uusoM. My s.
Kich"'. My brother W'" Strachey of Camberwell oo. Surrey gent. " To M-" Toby
Rand Minister Jesus parish upon the said Island" 100 Ibd. waight of tobacco.
John Young to be my E>c'or& uiy friends Capt. Jolui lluddlestoue, 'J'ho. ^s'cwiaau
i & Jenlcyu Loyd ot" the said inland nlanlei's to be my overseers. (No witnesses.)
i Proved 12 May 1031 by Margaret Bourne the relict, power reserved to John
I Touug.
1 This next will rebates to the defendant in the preceding chancery suit. It is
j the second will on record relating to Nevis : —
j [126, Goare.] Roger Glover of L., Marchant nov.- at the I. of Meavis, 1-1 Nov.
1630, 12 Chas. AV'"" Hawkins cittizen & wax chaundler of L. to be my overseer
1 & to dispose of all my goods passengers implements ic. in the ship Increase of L.
I iot the benefit of Itichard Kowe ct L. merch', my brother Eichard Glover of L.
I march' & my sisters Eliz. & tSara G. whom I appoint Ex'ors. My intended
' voyage-debts due m the Indyes & W.l. My servant Eoger the Indian £10. My
1 neece Eliz. G. dau. of my brother Joss: G-. £50. Will'" E. sou of Eicii'' I'owe
I £30. My neece Eliz. Femmertou £40. John Worcester £10. My frend
j Capten Thos. Sparrowe G-ov'" of Meavis 2000 waight of tobacco. M'' Geo. Upcote
I of Meavis 500 waight & to Nicholas Godsalve SecJ' 300 lbs. of tobacco. To W™
I Hawkins my overseer 25'. If I recover debts due froui Tho. Littleton late Gov""
I of the said 1. then I give to James Littleton s. of the said Tho. Ii. £100 st. Wit.
i by Tho. Sparrow, John AV^urcester, Tho. Hinde, Nich' Godsalve Seer. Proved
I 5 Sep. 1637 by Ricli^ Eowe, power reserved to the others.
The following genealogy has been copied from a small book 4yg- by 2 ^^ inches,
containing 796 closely written pages, mostly on devotional subjects, but of which
the genealogy or " Vita Auctoris " occupies pp. 159 to 17i. The whole Book of
Psalms, pp. 101, printed in 1651, is also bound in between pp. 76i and 765.
In the " D.N.B." are a long notice of Dr. Daniel Featley and a short one of
John his nephew. The former was bora at Charlton-upon-Otmoor, Oxfordshire,
on 15 March 1582, the second son of John Fairclough (cook to Lawrence Hum-
phrey, president of Magdalen College, Oxford) by his v/ife Marian Thrift, and
after taking his degrees at Oxford became successively Eector of Lambeth,
1618-19, and Acton, 1626-7. He was a noted controversialist, preacher, and
voluminous writer, aud died at Chelsea College 17 April 1645.
John, his nephew, was son of John Fairclough, the eider brother of Daniel.
His early life to 1656 is described in his MS. book. After the Eestoratiou he
was appointed, 29 June 16(>0, Chaplain Extraordinary to the King, and on
13 August to the l^recentorship of Lincoln. In 1661 he was again Eector of
Langar, and later A'icar of Edwinstowe, co. Notts; created, 7 June, D.D. Oxon. ;
died at Lincoln in 1666, and was buried in tlie Cathedral. He published a
Sermon to the AVest India Company, 4to, London, 1629, also various sermons
aud devotional manuals, besides the Life of his uncle in 1660.
VITA AUCTOEIS. ' ■
John Faircclough (vulgo Featlev) was y^ second sonne of John Faireclough
(vulgo Featley) of Oxford, gent: (iiis Coate of armes being a Lyon rampant
sable, languid and unguid gules, betweone three Flowe de luces azure, m a lield
Or: ami y'^ Crest, a demy-Lyon sable, languid and uaguid gules w"' a Flower-de
* Coinmuincated bv the Editor.
8 CAIIIBBEANA.
luce betn-eene y'^ pawes Proper i.e Or) And Elizabeth the Kclict of [hlnfiJc']
Stevenson: Daughter of EJwavd lieii^'uoLls of Charletcn, in the parish of New-
botlc, iu the County of Xorthauiptoa ; and Allice his wife.
The said John Featley the elder imd by his said wife Elizabeth no daughter but
4 sonnes : viz :
1. Daniel : M"" of Art^', and Minister of the Gospel.
2. JoLu : whose life is here v»ritten.
3. Heury : 31inister of the Gospel, and Rectour of Thorpe juxta iScw-
arke in y^ County of Nott'".
4. Timothy: A souldier, and Lieutenant: who dyed in y'= West ludiaes.
This John Faireclough (vulgo Peatley) the younger, was 1. Borne at Charleton
abovesaid, on May-day, being tuesday, betweene y'= houres of 3 and 4 in y? after-
no one : Anno Domini 1G05.
2. Educated a long time in y'= University of Oxford : first in Magdalen-Hall,
for about y^' space of onv yeare : afterward in AU-souies College for many yeares ;
whei'e hee was tirst Chorister, and then Clerke.
3. Chosen Master of ihe King's free-schoole in Chippiug-Xorton, in y'^ County
of Oxford, at Michaelmasse : 1624, where hee continued for one yeare.
4. Ordained Deacon bv Theophilus Eield, Bishop of LaudaiTe, iu S. ilargaret's
Church iu West Minster :"May : 12. 162,3.
5. Ordained Minister by the same Bishop, and in y<= same Church, Mar: 9.
1625.
6. Preferred to goe w''' Captaine Thomas Warner (since Knighted) to be y^
first Preacher* iu the new-settled Colonic of English iu S': Christophers (one of
the Carebe Islands) in the West Indiaes : In w'^" voyage hee proceeded in the
end of the yeare lG2o.
7. Married in y^ same S. Christophers Island, in S': Thomas parish (whereof
hee was then Hcctour) in his second voyage to that Island, by M"" Tlioma.^ Lakcf
(then Minister of Palmeioe-point parish in y"^ 'same ls;aiid) Unto Anna Powell,
the onely daughter of Captaine Thomas Powell, then -lusticc of tiic peace and
Quorusn ; and Captaine of Palmetoe-point division. iSiuce 1. Lieutenant Colonell
in y* King of Swedena narres in Germanie, Uutu Coiuiiel \'/ili"'' Vavasour (since
Knighted) 2 Quarter- Master Geuorall to Sir Will"' Waller, Lleuten': Generail
in y^ Parliaments impioyinent, in y'' unhappy civiil warres iu England : Auuo Dni
1G44. Martha his wife, the llelict of ihlank] Webbe, Daughter of [llr.nkj
Ketlewood, Cittizen and Drugster of London. The said Cap': Tho : Powell, and
Martha his wife, had issue onely L Anna; aftervvard married to John Eeatley
2 Humphrey Powell. Anna Eeatley (formerly Povrell) was borne in the parish
of S. i3ridg'jt; alias Brides, at Fleece-bridg, London: ou tho [blank] of
November: IG [blank]. The said John E'oatley and Anna Powell were married
ou Monday: Dec: 27. 1630, in 6' Christophers, as aforesaid.
8. Impioyed in y'= King of Sweilens warres in Germanic, as Chaplaine to a
Eegiment of English, commanded by Colonel Arthur Aston (siiice Knighted)
la w"^'' expedition hee shipped himselfe and his wife for Hamburgh, neer Michael-
masse. 1632.
9. Preferred to be Lecturer at Lambeth in Surrey (over against Westminster)
where iiis Uncle y'^ faraoui Djcuor Daniel Eeatley was then iieetour. Here hee
Ijreached his first sermon, as Lecturer, on Feb : 8. 1634.
* Oil 8 ilay 1027 NVaruer made a trsaty \vi:h the French of St. Kitts, ;ind ataoncf the wit-
ue^ies is '"' il' Citdly .Miuister of Gods word for tl;o Corap.ny of suid .\r Wiirnor." In I'lie
rreiv.'li cjpy lie is oiliod " F.'-a-<sy,' but liiere is i-a; doubt Fo'itley is tho intondfjd naaio. Jolni
AVj.rner olSn". Chrisiopber, in hi3 will ditod :2() J;innary IGiiJ [7J, ■'^(.■roa(,ej siyi: ''To Mr.
UjUoii luiiiistsr & i)rt;:icher tli.^ £•> lio oivjtli lue >.t to .M' .Joan Fealely, lutu'ster, 30 lb>. of
tobaoco." TUe list-iiaiued was a wituesi to the will, but it does uot appear if Bol'.ou wa.> in the
Islaui or EiiLjlaud
+ Tills urn b-1 tho .Minister, brother of Governor Jacob Lake of Nevis, who landed thero iu
IV.k. tSoo Vol. L, p. I'JO.)
CAUIBSEANA. ^
J' 10. Inducted into the Eectourie of Langar, in y* Vale of Bel- Voire, in y«
> Couutj of Nottingham; by y^ guift of King Charles: in whose donation it then
was ratione minoris setatis Ambrosii Pudsey : w<='^ M"" Pudsey was then a Ward to
y* King. The said John Featley was inducted into his said Eectorie of Langar,
on Decemb. 22. 1638.
11. Commanded to attend as Chaplaine on y^ Life-guard of Eang Charles,
under y^ command of Philip Earle of Pembroke and Mountgomery, and Lord
Chamberlaiue of his Majesties household; iu the Kings first expedition against
Scotland In w='' iinployment hee set forward in y'= weeke before Easter,
April : 8. 1639.
12. Sworne Chaplaine e.\traordinary to King Charles, iu y^ Campe royall in
Hurtley field, neere y"^ river of Tweede; by James Ciegorne: June: 20. 1639.
13. Preferred to be Lecturer at Acton in y'= County of Midlesexe sixe miles
from London (whereof his Uncle D' Daniel Featley was then also Kectour) in y^
yeere 1639. Where hee continued Lecturer untill y* yeere 1643.
14. Moved by y^ civil! warres in England to make a third voyage to S. Chris-
tophers, w"' his wife, and all his children then living except his young daughter
Anna: 3 mayd-servants, and 2 men-servants. In tliis voyage they proceeded,
imbarking at Tilbury-Hope on Jun : 24. 1643. w"' leave both f ro ii y'' King under
y« broad seale and the Parliament under y'' hand of Will"' Lenthall Speaker.
1.5. Necessitated through sicknesse, to depart from S. Christophers Island in
y* mouth of June: 1645 w*^'' his wife, and family; and retourne into Kurope. In
his retourne iu a Dutch ship, hee touched at Havre-de-grace in France; where
hee stayed not a full weeke. From thence hee sailed to Flushing in Zealand:
where (after hee had sojourned a while) hee kept house for ab*'ut three quarters
of a yeare, untill newes came of hopes that y<= warres in England would cease.
W^hen V warres were neere composed hee returned into England ; and landed at
Bostone May: 3. 1646. the King delivering liimselfe into y^ hands of y^ Scots
before Newarke on y'= o"': of y^ said May.
16. Setled at Langar, w"' his family, in y*^ moneth of May. 1646.
17. Enforced through y*^ wicked practises and mallice of Jo : Bainbrig Steward
to y^ Countesse of Sunderland for quietnesse sake to let a lease of his Living of
Langar to y^ Countesse, resserring to himselfe an hundred pounds p"" annum. So
hee removed w''' his family to Newarke, in the moneth of June 1650.
18. Intreated by the parishioners of Southwell in the County of Nott : to be
their Preacher: whither hee removed w"' his fainily. When hee had preached at
Southwell eight moueths gratis ; hee was then setled the first Preacher at South-
well by authority of Parliament by y'^ Committee of Plundered Ministers, the
Coii)"^*^ for reforjialion of the Universities, and y^ Trustees for mainteuuice of
Ministers: and an hundred pounds p'' annum setled upon him, by way of Aug-
mentation: in .y"^ moneths of March and April: 1651 and 1652.
19. Enforced to leave Southwell, because hee was Kectour of Langar : and
none being permitted to hold two Livings, So hee, and his family, reme)ved from
Southwell to Langar againe (the Cuuutesse of Sunderland being dead) about
Michaelmasse : Anno Dni 1655.
The above named John Faireclough (vulgo Featley) and Anna his wife, had
issue as folio wet h : viz :
1. John Featley : who was begotten in y" West-Indiaes : travelled in his
mothers belly into Ireland : and was borne in y"^ Savoy i)arish, London,
at nine of y'= clock at night on Wednesday : Nov: 9. 1631.
2. Mary Featley: Who was begotten at London; and borne at Hamburgh
in Germanie in y*= Boone-Strote, y'' next doore to y"^ Shippers (Tcrelz-
skip, on Thursday night at eleven of y*^ clock Nov: 29. 1632. Shee
dyed at sea iu a voyage toward S. Christophers not farr from y"^
Barbadoes, betweene y^ height of 14 and 15 degrees of North Lati-
tude : and waa heaved over board y'^ next day, beiug Aug : 23. 1643.
10 CARIBBEANA.
1 3. Joyce Featley : who was begotten in Gcrmanie, and borne in S': Stevens
j Alley in AVestminster, at eight of \^ dock on Saturday morning
! July : 5. 1034. Shoe dyed at Lambeth, and lieth there interred in y^
j midle Isle of y*^ Church, between y'" croi^s3-[sle and y*^ Chancell.
4. Daniel Eeatley y^ elder : who was borne at Lambeth betweene twelve
I . and one of y^ clock on IMonday morniiiL'. being Bartholomew day :
' Aug: 24. 1635. Hce dyed at Lambeth, and lieth interred in Lambeth
I Church under his sister Joyce, before whom he dyed.
I 5. Cecilia Featley : who was borne at Lambeth in y'' moneth of xA.ug : 1636.
Shee died at Sea, w'''in lesse then a quarter of an houre after her
sister Mary, of a spotted feaver (as her sister Mary) and was heaved
over board in y^ same shrowde w"' her.
6. Sarah Featley : who was borne at Lambeth on Tuesday, a moneth before
Michaelmasse Anno Dni 1G37.
7. Dorothie Featley: who was borne at Lambeth on Mondav Nov: 19.
1638.
8. Daniel Featley y^ younger: who was borne at Lambeth on good Friday
at 7 of the clock in y*^ morning: April: 3. 1639.
9. Conyngesby Featley : who was borne at Acton, on Tuesday in y^^ after-
noone : Mar: 20. 1640. Hee died at Nurse at Lambeth, when heo
was but a raoneth old ; and lieth interred in Lambeth Church, in y'=
same grave w"' Joyce, and Daniel.
10. Anna Featley: who was born at Acton, on Thursday night, about 11 or
i 12 of y'= clock a moneth before Michaelmasse. 1G42.
I II. Pierce Featley : who was begotten at Acton, and borne in Palmeto-
point parish in S. Christophers Island (his father being liectour both
of that parish and of S. Thomas parish in y" said Island) on AVednes-
day morning about 3 or 4 of the clock : Decern : 6. 1643.
12. Powell Featley : who was borne iu Pahnetoe-point parish in S. Christo-
1 _ phers Island about y= tenth or twelfth day of March : 1644. Hee
. ■ dyed in S. Christopiiers being about y'' age of one yeare and an halfc:
and lieth interred in the parish Church of Koyoona (vulgo Chyon) in
y* same Island.
13. Elizabeth Featley : who was borne at Laugar, about one of y^ clock on
Thursday morning: Jan : 1646.
14. Henry Featley : who was borne at Laugar on Fi-iday, Feb : 12 about 3
of y^ clock in y^ morning : 1647.
15. Hobert Featley : who was borne at Laugar on Friday, a litle before
halfe an houre past seaven of y'' clock in y^ morning: Mar: 9. 1648.
16. Thomas Featley: who was borne at Langar on 8atturday morning neer
halfe a quarter of an houre past one of the clock May: 11. 1650.
17. Martha Featley: who was borne at Xewarke upon Trent in y^ County
of Nottingham, on Wednesday in y^ aftcr-nooue about a quarter of an
hour past one of y'^ clock : April : 23. 1651 .
18. "William Featley: who was borne at Southv.ell in y* County of Nott :
on Wednesday night at halfe an houre past nine of y^ clock : June 2.
1652. Hee dyed at Langar cf the small Poxe, on Sunday night
betweene 8 and 9 of the clock; Oclob : 21. 1655. and lieth interred in
Langar Chauceil, at y<= East ei'.d, joyning to y^ North and East wall,
close to y^ walls.
19. An abortive young child, not disecniabio of wl.at sexo : whereof v*
mother miss-carried on Monday morning; Nov: 22. 1652 at South-
well.
20. Ivatharine Featley: who was borne at SoutitM-eli on Thursday night,
presently after halfe an houre past eleven of y<= clock :Ft'b: 23. 1653.
21. Edward Fe;itley : who was borne at Southwell on S;ituiday, at halfe an
houre past 3 of y'= clock in y^ after-noone : May. 5. 1G55.
CARiBBEANA. ll
All tte voyages w"^*" to this ycare 1656 liave been made by John Fairelouyh
(vulgo Featley) His voyages are as followeth : viz : Thrice to y'' Wcst-Iucliaes :
in w'^'' hee Landed at The Barbadoes thrice, Saucta Lucia once, ^Martinioa once,
Dominica once, Cruardahipa once, Mevi's severall times, Statia once. Saint Martins
once, Saint Vincents once. .Sayled by The Canaries thrice. The ]\Lideraes once.
Twice into Irehind. Twice into Gernianie. Twice into y'^ Lowe-Countreys sc :
Holland, Zealand, Freeze-land, Gronning-iand. Once into Flanders, to Hulstoc : (?)
Once into France. Once into Scotland.
Anna Featley, y^ wife or' John Featley, are as followeth: viz: Twice into y*
West-Indiaes. Once into Ireland. Ouce into G-ermanie. Once into Zealand.
Once into France.
ffetrring of Uamaica/
The following letter is from Sir Isaac Heard, Garter, to a solicitor who was
acting for William Beckford and Captain Julines Herring in obtaining con-
firmation of their arms. In the same parcel as this letter were the two Memorials,
together with a copv of the Beckford pedigree, " Extracted from the Heralds'
Office 19"> Oct. 1802.""
College of Arms 5 Dec'' 1791.
Dear Sir
Agreeably to what was settled at our last convention I inclose several
Mem* for enquiries to be made in Jamaica. Your brother will be able to point
out a proper person for the collections, viz. one that is active intelligent &
industrious, that "no stone may be left unturned " that may afford us an inscrip-
tion or any part of the information we nre in pursuit of. Certainly there must be
in Jamaicaf who can give an Account of the connections, either from memory or
tradition, of most of the families of Bank in Jamaica, & those of a Lieut'
Governort most assuredly Avill not remain a blank in such chronological memories.
If you had obtained anything relative to the Will of the Lieut' Governor you
w** have communicated the same to
Dear Sir, Tours faithfully devoted
I. Heard G.
P.S. — I am still pursuing the fishery for Herrings§ — to tell the truth I have
been hitherto very unlucky.
Thomas Wildman, Esq.
TO THE MOST NOBLE CHARLES DUKE OF NOBFOLK EARL
MARSHAL AND HEREDITARY MARSHAL OF ENGLAND.
The Memorial of Thomas "Wildman of Lincoln's Inn in the County of
Middlesex Enquire in behalf of Julines Hering of Heybridge in the County of
Essex and of Pauls Island in the Parish of Westmorland Jamaica Esquire late
a Captain in the Army
SHEWETH
That the Arms long used by the Family of Hering, antiently established in
the Couutiei of Warwick and Salop as appears by ancient Funeral Atchievements
&c. are Vert on a Bend a cinquefoil between i\vo Lions passant guardant ; but
thi same not having bicn duly registered in the College of Arms, your
Memorialist requests the favor of your Grace's Warrant to the Ivings of Ai-ms
• Contributed by the Editor. f The writer has omittel a word or two here.
J This must refer to Peter Beckford. § Note the puQ here.
1^
CarlbbeanI.
TENTATIVE PEDIGEEE OF HERRING.
John Herring, Mayor of Coventry 1612. =p
Nathaniel Herring of^Elizabeth, dau. of Caleb Cockcroft
London, died 1878
of London, Esq.
.1 .
Colonel Juliues Herring of Jamaica, Meniber=j=Annc . . . ., remarried • A son.=p
of Assembly for St. Eliz. 16S6 ; died 16b9-90. Richard Scott.
Will recorded in Jamaica.
Nathaniel Herring, Esq., Mem-
ber of Assembly for Westmore-
land 1711; died 1716, £et. 31.
M.I. in Canterbury Cathedral.
Bathshua IIerring,=f=?efcer Beckford, Esq.,
heiress to herbrother Speaker of Jamaica,
and coheir of her baptized 5 April 1673;
father ; died 1750. j died 23 Sep. 1735.
Will (36, Busby). I Will (101, Derby).
Colonel Dnniel Herring of Bath,
buried at Newton St. Loe 27
November 1777. Will proved
1777 (511, Collier).
Rev. Juliiies Herring. Will
proved 1775 (377, Alexan-
der), of CO. Essex; names
his brother Daniel.
Herring.
Captain Julines Herring of Jamaica, nephew of Daniel and Julines ; applied=p
for confirmation of arms in 1791, then of Heybridge, co. Essex, and of
Paul's Island in the parish of Westmoreland, late a Captain in the Army ;
great-grandson of Nathaniel Herring, Esq.
Catherine Herring, 1st dau., married, 1787, John
Gordon of Bristol, Collector of the Customs;
Sheriff: 1789. He died 20 Dee. 1839, a-t. 81 ; M.L
in St. Philip and Jacob, Bristol. Arms: Azure,
three boars' heads coupcd, impaling Ilerriu " ^''~
died 26 December 1810, £et. 77.
She
Eleanor Herring, youngest
dau., married, 1 September
1790, at Bath, Sir John P.
Milbauke, 7th Bart. She
died 30 July 1819.
concerned for their e.'cemplifying and oonhrmiiig tlie same, to be borne by the
said Julines [leriug and his Descendants and by those of liis Great Grandfather
Nathaniel Hcring Esq'' Grandson oF John Hering E:^q'' Mayor of Coventry in
1612 where his Ancestors had been chief (JUicers of the City in their Course
almost for the Space of 200 Years, according to the Laws of Arms.
And your Grace's Memorialist shall ^tc.
Endorsed : Memorial of Thomas Wildman Esq"' in behalf of Julines Heriug,
Esq^
Thomas Wildman was a well-known solicitor and M.P. There is a tablet to
him in Twickenluuu Church. He died 21 December 1795, aged 55.
CARIBBEAN A. 13
TO THE MOST KOBLE CIKAELES DUKE OF NORFOLK EAEL
MAESHAL AND IIEEEDITAET MAESIIAL OF ENGLAND.
The Memorial of Tho' "Wildman oi' Lincolns Inn Co. INJiddlesex Esq'' Ageut
on behalf of W" Beckford of Fonthill Giffard Co: Wilts Esq.
SHEAVETH
That Peter Beckford Esq'' Speaker of the Afseuibly in the Island of Jamaica,
father of the late R' H'ble W' Beckford Lord Mayor of the City of Loudon,
married Bathsliua one of the Daughters & at length Coheirs of Julincs Hcring
of the faid Island of Jamaica Esq", sometime a Colonel in the Army that the
Arms born by her Family were Yert, on a Bend Argent a Cinquefoile between
two Lions palsant Guardant Gules. That the same having been omitted to be
inserted in the Patent of Augmentation to the Armorial Ensigns of AV"- Beckford
Esq'' Grandson of the said Bathshna, in August 1701, your Memorialist Requests
the favor of your Grace's AVarrant to the Kings of Arms concerned for their
exemplifying the said Arms of Heriiig with such distinction as may be necefsary
with those of Beckford Quarterly at the Foot or on the Back of the said Patent.
And your Memorialist shall &e.
Endorsed : Memorial of Tho' "Wildmaa Esq. for Arms of Hering.
1775. (377, Alexander.) Rev. Julines Herring of co. Essex. Nephew Capt.
Julines Herring at Jamaica. My bro. Col. Daniel Herring.
1777. (511, Collier.) Daniel Herring of Bath, Esq. Nephew Julines
Herring of Jamaica.
BATH ABBEY.
1777 Nov. 27. Col"' Herring ; was carried away to Newton S. Loe.
CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL.
(" Memorial Inscriptions in Canterbury Cathedral," by J. M. Cowper, G5.)
Pavement of south-west transept : — •
Sub hoc Marmore jacet
NATHL; HERRING Armig'":
lamaicse Natus
Patria) Decor,
Omnibusque Delicium
An": ^tatis Sua) Ob': 31
1716.
Ahms. — . . . ., on a hend . . . ., « cinqitefoil between tivo lions passant, a crescent
for difference. Chest. — On a helmet a dexter arm emhowed, holding in the hand
a tword.
Nathaniel Hering of London, Esq., died 1G78, and by his wife Elizabeth, dau.
of Caleb Cockcroft of London, Esq. (through whom a descent is derived from
Edward III.), had a son Julines Ilerijig of Jamaica, a Colonel in the Army, who
died 1GS9-90, and by Aune his wife (who remarried Rd. Scott) had a son, the
above Nathaniel Hering, who died 171G, and an only dau. Bathshua, died 175U
(heiress to her brother), who married Peter Beckford, Esq., Speaker, etc., wiio
died 1735. (See tabular pedigree in Kutter's " Fynthill.")
On p. xsi Rutter gives the arms of ikring, as quartered by Beckford, Vert,
on a lend Ardent a cinque/oil between two lions passant guardant Gules.
1799, Sep. 29. At Bath, Capt. Milbanke, to Miss Herring, of J. (" G.M.,"
1191.)
14 CARIBBEANA.
^3j>m iletters;
The following West Indian letters were among the papers formerly belonging
to John Pyni, M.P.. at the seat of his descendant, Philip Plej-dell !Boiiverie at
Bryniore, co. Somerset. Thev were extracted by H. C. Maxwell Lyte, and.
printed in the 10th Report, Part \l., of the Historical MSS. Commission.
1633, October 28. Island of Providence. "William Eudyerd, "NYiUiam Eons
(sic), Eoger Fioyde and John Brigham, to [John Pym ?].
We do not find here the largeness that was reported. At the arrival of the
Seaflower, the country was furnished with an overplus of provisions for the
number of persons here. In October following, the new-comers had a crop of
corn. In that month eighty more came from Bermuda, who had been dissuaded
by' the seamen from bringing provisions. Although they had felled a great
quantity of ground by the end of November, and planted it with corn, the dry
season came on so fast that little of it came to good.
These Bermudans ( Baremoodiaiis) had little help of the provision of store
which was spent in the fruitless work of Warwick Port. Thus many have
endured great hardness. The island is full of hills and not so fertile as was
reported. At Xew Westminster, and where Captn. Axe lives, the ground has thi.s
year twice failed in corn. Tliis allotment of two acres a head will no more than
find food.
Even if tobacco were as vendible as ever, the quantities from here would never
cloy the market.
The tobacco that can be made between January and August may be as good as
that of any country out of the Indies, if we observe the Spaniard's course of
keeping it a year before sending it home. The woruis eat our rafters, and the
dust falling on our tobacco hinders the burning, and makes the taste bitter.
Most men will have plantains and papawes in their season. Pines, orange trees,
and lime trees grow, but do not bear. Potatoes are the most thriving and certain
food we have. Fortification goes on slowly, and we are environed with enemies.
From Fort Henry on the South West to Fort Warwick on the North East, a
distance of seven miles, the land is inhabited. The 29 pieces of ordnance here, if
fitly placed, would free the West side. The North side is not inhabited, and it is
partly defended by breakers. Twenty pieces of ordnance are requisite for its
defence. In the harbour there is good riding for twenty ships. Whatever
others may relate, this is the truth, [p. 85.]
16-46, May 9. [Somers Island, Bermuda.] William Sener to Alexander Pym
at Derby House in Westminster. Concerning his estates in Padgett Tribe and
Pembroke Tribe, and the estates of Lord Say and Sir Benjamin Eudyerd.
The Government is changed. Within twenty days after his arrival, the
Governor called an assembly, pretending thereby to reform certain things amiss.
All the ministers in the island, Mr. White, Mr. Goldinge, and Mr. Co])eland,
were Independents, and they had set up a Congregational Church, of which most
gentlemen of Council were members or favourers. The burgesses of this assembly
were picked out of those who were known to be enemies to that way, and they
did not suffer a Roundhead (as they term them) to be chosen. Particulars of
tobacco send to England in chests of cedar, [p. 95.]
1662, August 15. Surinam. John Treffry to Charles Pym.
We have been long in expectation of my Lord (Willou;rhby) who by his last
told me that he would soon be ready to sail, having fully agreed with his Majesty
concerning Barbados and this place. I hope that we shall see tliis colony wonder-
fully prosper by reason of the decline of Barbados, wheuce we daily expect sixty
passengers and planters by the Guiann.
* Communicated by the Editor,
CARIBBEANA. 15
( All things are excessively dear, and the sugar so bad that it will liardly be
!' received. Money is as fluent there as in England, and taverns take nothing else
I — no goods, which must occasion a decay of their old trade. The Spaniards we
I understand have bought 500 negroes frum the island t'oi* ready money at high
; rates. Our colony is daily improving. Seven ships have already gone lience
j laden with sugar, specklewood, and other commodities.
! Major IS'oel has a windmill up, and ours will be the next to be made. Every
! one is striving for the good of the public. Our sugar is far better, and of greater
i price than that of Barbados. Our noble Governor may justly bear the honour,
I having won every one not only to himself but also to industry. Some debauched
i persons have lately tried to make the world believe that he intended to poison
I Lieut.-Col. [Eobert] Sanford. It was a plot of Sanford's. Particulars given.
I [p. 90.J
I 1667, December 15. Barbados. Ldrd Willougliby to Sir Charles Pym.
! "I am going to Leeward to settle things there, and I may chance try mv skill
j in Indian-hunting. Their late barbarities liave been such. that they deserve no
I laAv." Heraldic seal.
i 1668, November 8. Antigua. William Byani to Sir Charles Pym at Ilatton
[ House, Loudon.
i I have deserted our unfortunate colony of Surinam, war and pestilence having
(almost consumed it. As it is to revert to the Dutch, I have with great loss
removed to Antigua, where 1 am hewing a new fortune out of the ^\ild woods.
t Eesettling is hard, the island being ruined by the French and the Indians. Tiie
[titles of our lands are established to the satisfaction of all, and the inhabitants are
more now than ever before. Heraldic seal. [p. 96.]
The writer was a prominent Eoyalist refugee officer at Barbados in 1050, but
removed to Surinam after Sir G. Aj-scue's reduction of the island to the Common-
wealth. He published " An Exact Eolation of the most execrable attemi)ts of
John Allen, committed on the person of His Excellency Francis, Lord "Willoughby
of Parham, Captain General of the Continent of Guiana and of all the Caribby
Islands, and our Lord Proprietor." Sm. 4to. London, 1005.
jlflonumcntnl Jnscripttons in (^nglanli
relating to SSHest 3:nliian$,*
• BOX, CO. WILTS (six miles from Bath).
South aisle, south wall, on a white marble tablet surmounted by an urn:-
To the Memory
of MICHAEL COLLMAN Efq^
He resided u|)\vards of
thirty Tears
in the Ifland of JAMAICA,
and returned to his native Country
for the benefit of his Health,
but too late
He died February 2'"' IS 10,
in the 45''' year of his age.
In him were united
the dutiful and affectionate Son
the loving Brother
and truly sinceie Friend.
• Continued from Vol. I., p. 375,
16 CARIBBEANA.
1816, Tliursday Feb. 8. Friday .died, at his lodgings in this city, Michael
Collman, esq ; aged 49 ; he resided 30 years at Jamaica and returned to this city
for his health. (" Bath Chronicle.")
On the north Avail of the nave, between the second and third bays, on a white
marble scroll-shaped tablet surmounted by a dove: —
To the memory of
WILLIAM and HE^•RY EEDWAE,
only sons (and Tenants in Common)
of the late IlE^'KT EEDWAPv Elq;,
of Spanish Tov.n in the Island of Jamaica,
who were in the enjoyment of perfect health
only ten daj^s before they were called to
surrender their Spirits to HIM who gave them.
WILLIAM died
at their Estate Dumbarton S' Anns
in the above Island,
November S"' 1S07, in his 24"' year.
HENKT died
at Middlehill, in this Parish,
■ December 27'^ 1S07, in his 19"' year,
[Four lines follow.]
1807, Nov. 8. Wm. Eedwar esq. of Jamaica. (" G.M." for 180S, p. 87.)
1807, Thursday Dec. 31. Sunday died at Middlehill, in his 19th year, after a
few days severe illness, Henry Kedwar, esq ; youngest son of the late Henry
Kedwar, e.sq ; of Spanish-ToAvn, Jamaica, &c. (" B.C.")
In the churchyard, on the south side, on a flat stone over a stone vault : —
Under this stone
lie the Eemains
of ANN ELIZABETH
daughter of ALEXANDEE
and
SAEAH ANN BAYLEY
of Jamaica
born 13"' June 1804
and died 3'''^ of January
1806.
HEXRY EEDWAR
Son of the late
HENBT REDWAU Esq'
of Spanish Town
in the Island of Jamaica,
died December 27"' 1807,
in his 19"' Year
ROBERT DAVIS Esq'
died December 20'''' 1820
Aged 56 Years.
1839, Feb. 14. At Bath, in her 30th vear, Frances Louisa second dau. of the
L Ale.x. Bayley of J. (" G-.M.," 444.)
1845, Aug. 21. At Stapicton. Glouc, Cha. Lyall, of Barbadoes. youngest s.
of John L. of Brighton, to Cliarlotte Augusta, dau. ct the 1; Ale.x. Hayicy, of
Wood IIull J., & sister to the Eev. Kicketts B., Incumbent of Stapleton. {Ibid.,
521.)
CARIBBEANA. 17
BUEIAL GEOUND OF ST. ANDEEWS, HOLBOEX, GEAT'S INN
LANE.
On a large stone altar-tomb.* There is nothing on the top slab. On the east
side : —
of
SARAS Ee KIR KB J Efq^.
Daughter and Sole Heirels of JAMES CUNNINGHAM
Efquire of the Island of Jamaica by SARAH PRATT
his AVife. She died the . . rh Day of Augul't 1804
Aged . .
On the west side : —
Beneath this Tomb lie the remains of J AMIES KIRKBT
late of Kirkby lioule in the Conn .... but formerly
of this Parifh Elquire. He was second Son of WILLIAM
KIRKBY of Kirkby and Ai'hlack in the County Palatine
of Lancaster, Elquire by ALICE his 2'' AVife eldest Daughter
of THOMAS COMBER D.D. Denn of Durham
He died the Fifth Day of September 1792
Aged 72.
At the north end :-
lie the rem.ains ....
, SARAH CUNNINGHA3I
Widow of JAMES
CUNNINGHAM Elquire j
of the Island of Jamaica. I
She departed this Life
.... Day of March
1763
Aged G3.
At the south end is a shield with these arms : Argent, two bars Gples, a canton
of the last charged ivilli a cross ■Jiioline. A crescent for clijlerence for l^UiKiiY.
On an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Cu>'>'ij«'GUAm .... a shakefork ....
[This is cut as a cross pall in error.]
1761, June 30 Wm. Cunningham, Esq ; of Jamaica. (" G.M.," 334.)
180i, Aug. 6 Mrs. Sarah Kirkby, relict of Mr. James K. of Kirkby-house,
near Hungerford, Berks, and formerly a chemist in Eartlet's-buildings. She was
daughter and sole heir of James Cunningham, of London, and also heir to her
uncle Cunningham, who had been a consul. {Ibid., 791.)
Col. Koger Kirkby, living iu 1719, alienated his manor of Kirkby Ireleth,
which had been in the family from as early as 1200. The Chapel contains marble
monuments recording the deaths of William Kirkby of Kirkby 22 February 1730
and AViliiam Kirkby of Ashslack 2S December 1747. Kirkby Old Hall was the
home of the family for at least ten generations. [See Croston's Edition of Baiues's
" History of Lancashire," toI. v., p. 615.]
• If the luird crust of dirt were scraped off this stone the lettering would, I ihiuk, be quite
legible ; at pre.sent it is not in places.
TOL. II. «
18 CARIBEEANA.
Parish of St. James, Moxtego Bat, Jamaica.
" The Hon. John Cunningham, Esq., Member of Assembly, | Bom at
Kirknewton, Scotland in 173S. | He married Elizabeth, relict of Robert
Westland, I and died in 1S12. | Erected by his sons James, Samuel, and
George."
He acquired Maxfield Estate, of which he had been the attorney for the
Hodges family.
" John, eldest son of John and Elizabeth Cunningham, | ob..l80-i."
" Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham, | ob. 1S06." (Archer, 318, 319.)
1812, Sept. 27. At Montego Bay, Jamaicn, after a residence of more than
50 years in the Island, in his 71th year, the 1:1 on. Jolm Cunningham, a major-
general, and colonel of the St. James's regiment of foot militia, and custos for the
same parish. (" G.M.," 670.)
ST. MAEY MAGDALEN, BEEMONDSEY.
On a plain white marble tablet on the east wall of the south aisle (copied
11 August 1909) :—
Near thib place Lies Interr'd
the Body of M" ELIZABETH
WOOD who Departed tliis
Life Auguft the 19"' 1730
Aged 42 Years.
She was wife to Basil Son
of Basil Aroon Esq", in the
County of Salop who
Departed this Life in the
Island of lamaica the 14"'
of Augul't 1734.
This was given in Manning and Bray's " Surrey," i. 208.
There is a pedigree of Wood of Sliinewood in the "YisitatioTi of Shropshire,
1G23," of whom Basil Wood, Fell, of All Souls, B.C.L. 1608, Chancellor of
Rochester 1618. was buried in St. Michael's, O.xford, 30 November 1644, and was
father of Br.sill, a Eoyalist Captain (born 10 Eebruary 1619-20. died 30 i\pril
1684, buried in St. IMichaers aforesaid), who was father of Basill, a surgeon,
aged 31 in 1G81 ; licenced 9 May 1673 to marry Jane, dau. of Henry Hedges of
Wanborough, Wilts, gent. [See inore in Poster's " Alumni Oxouieuses."]
There is no entry in Archer or Eoby.
CAMBEEWELL CHIJECHYAED, CO. SUEEEY.
Here lie the Eemains of
DAYID THOMSON, M.D.
..... Esher in the Parish of Hanover
.... Island of Jamaica
.... Day of August ....
CARIBBEANA. 19
In this Vault beneath
Lies the Body
of the Eight Hon. Sir Alexandee Thomsoit
Lord Clieif Baron
of His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
one of His Majesty's .... Privy Council
who died at Bath 18"' of xipril 1817
Aged 74.
.... this Vault
are deposited the Eemains of
M» MAET THOMSON a native of
. . this Place.
.... Many years Eesident at
.... in Lancashire
. . . . Lord Cheif Baron .... Thomsoii
.... this life
31=' Jan. Aged 77.
"^to^
The above three M.I. are all on one tomb, and were copied and sent me by
the verger 13 October 1909. According to Lysons the date on Dr. D. Thomson's
. tomb was 1785.
j 1785, July 29. In Southampton-row, David Thompson. M.D. of Jamaica.
(" G.M.," 748.)
David Thomson, M.D. of Camberwell, and a doctor of medicine of Aberdeen
of 1739, was admitted an Extra-Licentiate of the College of Physicians 22nd Sep-
tember 1748. (" Munk's Eoll")
': 1817, April 15. At Bath, in his 73d year, Et. Hon. Sir A. Thomson, Lord
Chief Justice of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer. He was in point of years the
Father of the Bench, having sat as one of the Judges many years longer than
any of its present occupants. His reputation as a Judge was of the highest
» order, in point of legal knowledge, of perspicuity, and strict integrity of
* decision &c. ('^G.M.," 382.)
t- The Judge was knighted on 7 Feb. 1787. (Townsend's " Calendar of
) Knights," 57.)
WEST MOLESEY, CO. SHEEEY.
On a white marble tomb enclosed by iron raib'ngs on the north side of the
churchyard : —
(South side.) JOSEPH BUDWOETH PALMEE ESQ
DIED SEPTEMBER 4^^. 1815,
IN THE 60^° TEAR OF HIS AGE
(North side.) also ELIZABETH his wife,
(Five lines.)
SHE DIED MAT 31, 1832.
AXSO
EMMA MAET
MACKINNON
THEIR DAUGUTKE
WHO DIED NOTEMBEE 15*°.
1835.
99
20 CARIBBEANA.
Eoger Palmer of Palmei-stoAvn, co. Mayo, and !Rusli House, co. Dublin, died
in Paris October ISll, alter ten years detention by tbe French, and dying unmar-
ried (" G.M.," 403, 4SG) his estates passed to his sister Elizabeth, who married
Capt. Joseph Eudworth, who took the name of Palmer, and died at Eastbourne
4 September 1S15, and was buried on the 14th in the churchyard of "West
Moulsey {Hid., 390). Elizabeth his widow died at Ham Common, aged 7G, when
her estate of £30,000 a year devolved on Sir "W. H. Palmer, Bart., of co. Mayo
(Jbiil., 2L'S). Their only dau., who died aged 43, married 3 August 1S12 William
Alexander Mackiuuon of Antigua aud M.P. for Lymington. (See Vol. I., p. 27.)
EAST MOLESET, CO. SUREET.
On a stone slab over a brick tomb in the south portion of the churchyard
(copied 30 August 1909) :—
To the Memory of
MKS HENRIETTA DATRELL,
Relict of M ARM A DUKE DAYRELL, Ellf.
Of Camp . . Camhridge-fliirc,
who died Dec^- 29'^. 1794 Aged -1 Tears.
She was dau. of Warner Tempest of Antigua and of Molesey by Mary, dau.
of Col. William Byam, was ba])tized 13 August 1747 at St. John's, Antigua, and
married 8 November 17GG at St. George's, Hanover Square. Her husband died
15 April 1790, aged G7. (See "Antigua," iii. 122, and Burke's "Landed
Gentry.")
ST. ALPHEGE, GREENWICH, CO. KENT.
On the south wall of the nave, luw down. Above the tablet is an urn, on
which is a shield of Arj[S. — Or, three stags' heads, two and one erased Sable,
impaling the same. Crkst. — A stag's head as in the arms. (Copied 9 August
1909.)
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OP
JOHN REID ESQ«.
LATE OF BLl"K STtLE I^s THIS PARISH,
AJfD OF THE ISLAND OF CARRIACOU
I>" THE WEST INDIES ;
"WHO DEPARTED TKIS LIFE THE 17''° MaT 1815,
AGED S3 TEARS.
AND OF ELIZABETH his wife,
WHO LEFT HIM A DISCONSOLATE WIDOWER
ON THE 27^=. JUNE 1813, AGED 79 TEARS.
THE REMAINS OF THIS MUCH RESPECTED COUPLE
ARE INTEURED IN A SARCOPHAGUS,
IMMEDIATELT UNDERNE.VTH.
This inscription, in an abbreviated form, is in Dr. Drake's " Hundred of
Blackheath," 101.
1815, May 17. At Greenwich, in his 33d (sic) year, John Reid, esq.
(" G.M.," 569.)
CARIBBEANA. - 21
On the east wall of the Church above the south gallery : —
IN MEMORY OF
HARRIOTT ANXABELLA,
WIFE OF
LIEUT. COLONEL "WILLIAM LLOYD, RA.
AND FOTJRTU DArOHTER OF
THE LATE KOBELT CAMPBELL, ESQ«.
OF THIS PLACE,
WHO DIED AT BERMUDA
ON THE 26^"^ DAT OF JULY, 1830,
AGED 52 TEARS.
ALSO
OF THE ABOVE
LIEUT. COLONEL AVILLIAM LLOYD, R.A.
WHO LIKEWISE DIED AT BERMUDA,
ON THE 26^° DAY OF MAY, 1831,
AGED 52 YEARS.
1831, May . . At Bermuda, Lieut.-Col. Win. Lloyd, R.A. He was appointed
Pirst Lieut. 1795, Captain 1807, brevet Major 1814, and Lieut.-Col. 1826.
(" G.M.," 286.)
GREENWICH CHURCHYARD.
" Sarali daughter of Thomas Williams, Esq. of Nevis, wife of John Williams
son of Colonel Williams of S' Kitts, 1774." (Lysons' "Environs of London," iv.,
471.) On searching the churchyard on 9 August 1909 this stone was not found.
There are, however, several altar-tombs covered up by creepers, and many of the
inscriptions have worn away or become filled up by dirt. This churchyard is now
used as a public garden.
1785, May. Aged 80, John Williams, esq. of Nevis, son of Col. W. of
S' Kitts. He was the oldest planter in the old sugar islands, and had been senior
member of the council above 40 years. (" G-.M.," 4S9.)
1735, Nov. 20 John Williams, Senior, to be of the Council of S' Christopher.
1743. Johu Williams then a M. of the Council of Nevis.
I do not kuow if these entries relate to the same individual.
i By Indenture of 10 December 1755 John Williams, late of Nevis, then of
i Great Windsor, co. Berks (and Sarah his wife), for his daughters Prances Williams
I and Sarah Williams, conveyed to Henry Herbert and Tho. Mills all his plantations
i iu St. Christopher and Nevis on trust. John Williams, jun., was of Wimpole
Street.
In another deed of 1760 are mentioned John Williams, sen., of Lower Brook
Street, and Sai-ah his wife of the one part, and John Williams, jun., of Wilton,
CO. Middlesex.
[Extract from a letter dated 1870 by the late Sholto Pemberton, Chief Justice
of Dominica.]
This family of Williams had branches settled from very early times iu Antigua,
St. Kitts, and Nevis. Their pedigree is rather complicated and confusing, and
any information about them is desired.
22 CARIBBEAN A.
ELY CATHEDEAL.
On a tablet on the west wall of the north transept (copied 14 June 1910) : —
Near this Place
Are deposited
the Eemains of
M^SAKAH MOORE
Wife of SAMUEL MOORE
of the iriand of Barbados
Efquire.
She died
the 25**^ of January
1783,
Aged 64 Tears.
Above is a shield with arms : Argent, a crescent Gules, on a chief indented Or
three mullets Vert; impaling: Sable, three pickaxes Or (PPigott).
1787, Aug. 2. At St. Mary-le-Bon Church, Wm. Cleland Moore, esq; of
Barbadoes, to Miss Staarf, of Castle-str. Cavendish sq. sister to Sir Robert S. bart.
("G.M.," 739, and "T. and C. Mag.," 383.)
1822, Dec. 21. In Gower-st. aged 70, the relict of 1. W. M. f. Attorney -gen.
ofB. ("G.M.," 1823, 92.)
{To be continued.)
\ A SCHEDULE OF THE TITLE DEEDS RELATIXO TO STONEY HILL
I ESTATE IN THE I8LAXD OF XEVIS BELOXGIXG TO GEORGE
I WEB BE THE YOUNGER, ESQ., IN MORTGAGE TO ANDRE fV
I ROSS, ESQ.*
5 A Plan of the Estate formerly of Fra^ Sanders Esq.
J 17"' June 1739. A Copy of the AYill of Fraacis Siuuders Planter.
> ■ 2^^ April 1712. A Copy of the Will and Codicil of Fra^ Sanders Esq.
f 29"* Jau>' 174G. Articles of Agreeiueat made between John Butler of the
I 1'' part Frances Saulers Sp' of the 2'' pirc and Ann Sanders Sp"' & John Hooke
Greut. of tlie 3'' part Being Articles made prcjvious to tlie Marriage of the said
John Butler with Frances Sanders.
28"' Dec' 1748. Copy of an Ind're made between Walter Rolsington Gent,
aud Ann his Wife of the one part & Edw' Paris Esq. of the other part Being
a Conveyaace frjm said Walter kol'sington aud lii.s Wife of a Moiety of several
Plautacious aud all other their Lands in Nevis or elsewhere to said Edw'' Parris
in ffeo.
29"' Dec' 1748. Copy oE an Inienture mada between Elw** Parri.s Esq. of
the one part atid Walter R)lsiiigtori Gr'ut. of the other part Being a Conveyance
of the aam; Promises f ro n s'* El.vavd Parris to sail Walter Rolsington in tfee.
iW" & 31" Jau'ry 1748. Inl'res of L3ase anl Release tlie Release nvidi
betwoea .roliu Butler Moroh' and ffrauces his Wife late ifrauc^s Sanders Spinster
of the first \rxvt John Hooke Goatlemui and Duke Butler (rent, of the 2^ part
Aud W"^ Halford Clerk aud W'° Vaughau Clerk of the 3-* part Being tlio
• The portioas in italic have had a pea drawu through thein.
CARIBBEANA. 23
Settlement made on the Marriage of the said John Butler with the said Frances
Saunders in pursuance of the before mentioned Articles of Agreement of the
29"' June 1746.
31" Jan'ry 1748. Bargain & Sale Acknowledged before a Judge in the
Common Pleas & inrolled in Chancery made between the same parties & for the
same purpose as the last mentioned Indenture.
14"^ xVpril 1749. Bond from said AV^alter Hofsiugton to said John Butler and
ffrances his Wife in £oL)00 Conditioned to abide by the Award Appraizement
and division of Sam' Clarke John Richardson and James Dascent Esq" of All the
Lands Buildings Negroes &c. which were the Eeal and p'sonal Estate of said
Erancis Sanders deceased.
25'i' May 1749. The Award of the said Sam^ Clarke John Eichardson &
James Dasent.
9"^ June 1749. lud're made between John Butler Merch' and Frances his
Wife of the one part and Walter Roisington Grent. of the other part being the
Deed of Partition made in pursuance of the said Avrard.
Same date. Bond from said Walter Rofsington to said John Butler & Fra'
his Wife in £5000 Conditioned for Performance of the Covenants in the last Deed.
A Copy of the s*^ several Bonds Award and Deed of Partition.
27''' & 28"' May 17-31. Indentures of Lease & Release The Release being
made between John Butler Merch' and ffrances his Wife of the fii'st part Duke
Butler Master of Arts of the 2'^ part And W"' Rulsell Gent, of the S*" part being
an Appointment of Butler Fenton Clerk to be a Trustee in the said Marriage
Settlement in the Room of said John Hook then deceased And also a Conveyance
fron said Duke Butler the surviving Trustee of all the Prem'es to the said W'"
Rufsell To the several uses mentioned in the said Settlement.
29"* & 30"' May 1751. lud'res of Lease and Release The Rel' being made
between the said John Butler and Frances his Wife of the first part the said W'"
Rufsell of the 2*^ part And the said Duke Butler &, Butler ffenton of the 3'' part
being a Conveyance from the said William Rufsell of the Prem'es mentioned in
the last Deeds to said Duke Butler & Butler ffenton upon the Trusts of the said
Settlement.
26"' Dec"" 1772. Bargain & Sale of 5 parts Acknowledged before a Judge of the
Common Pleas and Inrolled in Chancery made between the ReV Duke Butler of
Okeford Fitzpain in the County of Dorset Master of Arts the survivor of the
Trustees named in the Settlement executed subsequent to & in consideration of
the Marriage had between John Butler deceased and ffrances his Wife of the first
part the said Frances Butler (then ffrances Butler the Elder the AVidow and
Relict of the said John Butler) of the second part John Butler of Greenwich Esq.
Mary Butler of Greenwich Spinster and Frances Butler the Younger of Green-
wich Spinster v/hich said John Butler (party thereto) Mary Butler and' ffrances
Butler the Younger were all the Children of the said John Butler dec'ed by the
said ffrances Butler the Elder of the 3*" part George Webbe the Y'ounger of the
said Island of Nevis Esq. of the fourth part And Thomas Bennett of Lombard
Street Gent, a Trustee named by and on the part and behalf of the said George
Webbe the Y"ounger of the 5"' part Being a Conveyance from the said Duke
Butler ffrauces Butler the Mother John Butler Mary Butler and Frances Butler
the Daughter to the said George Webbe the Y'ounger and Thomas Bennett of the
several Plantations which were allotted to the said John Butler and Frances
Butler by the said Deed of Partition.
13"' & 14"' Jan'ry 1773. lud'res of Lease & Release the Release being made
between the said George Webbe the Younger of the first part the said Thomas
Bennett of the 2 part and Andrew Rofs Esq. of the third part Biing a Convey-
ance from the said George Webbe the Younger and Tho* Beunett to the said
Andrew Rofs of the same prem'es by way of Mortgage for securing the paym' of
£5200 and Interest.
Same date. Duplicates of the same Indentures.
24 CARIBBEANA.
Same date. Ind'res of Lease & RgV made between the said Greorp;e Webbe
the Younger and Mary his Wife of the one part and the said Andrew Rofs of the
other part Being a Conveyance from the said George "Webbe the Vounger and
Mary his "W^ife to the said Andrew Hols of a Plantat" in Nevis called Crabb Hole
and other Hereditaments bv wav of Mortgage for securing the payment of the
said £5200 & luterest.
Same date. Duplicates of the last Ind'res of Lease and Eelease.
30*^ & 3P' Dec'' 17S.J. Ind'res of Lease & Eelease made between the said
George AVebbe the Younger & Mary his Wife of the one part and the said I
Andrew Eols of the other ])art being a further Mortgage of the said several j
Plantations Mortg'ed before (Except a piece of Laud in Batchelors Hall) for
securing the further sum of £1300 and also a Convej'ance from the said George i
"Webbe the Younger and Mary his Wife to the said Andrew Eofs of two other '
parcels of Land in Nevis for securing as well the Kepayment of the said £5200 as
of the said £1300 making together £6o00 And also purporting to be a Eelease of
the said piece of Land in Batchelors Hall from the payment of the principal and
Interest due & to become due on the Mortgage.
3V Dec 1785. Bond from the said George Webbe the Younger to the said
Andrew Jtofs for payment of the Mort'ge Money and performance of Covenant s.
21'^ Janry 176S. Bond from Georqe Webbe the Younr/er Esq. to 3Iary Webbe
Widow, The ReV' 7F« Trant Clerk Sf Gilbert Rofs Alerch' in £2000 Conditioned
for payment of £1000 on the 2V' July then next with Interest at 5 P. C.
23'^ March 1786. A Gen'' Power of Att'J from the said George Webbe to the
said Andrew Eofs.
P' and 2^ July 1773. George "W^'ebb Esq. to Eceve & Hill Mortgage.
2G Dec^ 1785. Geo. Webb Esq. to Miles Harford & Co. Bond.
Same date. Mikv-; Harford & Co. to Geo. AVebbe Esq. Deed of Covenant.
31 Dec"' 1785. Geo. A\'ebb Esq. to ^lefsrs. Lane & Eraser Eelease.
19 Feby 17S9. The Comm'^ under Eeeve & Hill's Bankruptcy to the Assignees
Att'' Copy Bargain & ISale.
23 &, 24. June 1789. The Assignees of Eeeves Son & Hill to M"- Hill Att^
copy Conveyance and Assignment.
8 Dec'' 1791. Mel'srs. Lane & Eraser to Mefsrs. Kirkpatrick Bond.
13 it 14 Aug' 1798. Mel'srs. Kirkpatrick and others to Eobert Pulsford Esq.
Transfer and Assi' of Mortgages and a copy of d°.
21^' June 1805. Eobert Bulsford Esq. to the heirs of Geo. Webbe Esq. dece'd
Eelease of Mortgages.
31^' Jany 1825. M''^ Ross and others to M'' Pulsford In trust for M" Eoss &
Metsrs. Mitchell Ass' of Term of 500 y'rs.
A parcel of old Letters & Mem'da relating to s"^ Estate.
2G"' June 1802. Ind're between George AVebb & Mary his Wife of the one
part and Henry Eawlius & Wdliam AYorthiugtou AV^ilkes Esq. of the other part.
Eeceived 12"' November 1830 of Metsrs. Lowndes & Gatty the Deeds &
Papers above mentioned.
For Clayton Scott & Clayton,
AY" Hughes.
Endorsed: M''^ Eoss. Schedule of Deeds.
[Three large sheets of paper in the possession of the Editor.]
Caribbea^ta. 25
3 iLiijt of Mlt^t Sntiian Bcttis on tlje
Close i\olls.*
Thomas Case, vide Heywood. S' Vincent 1778, 2-9
AVilliam Crosbie junior, by Jolin Browiicll, Chris-
toplier WiUicrhcrd a bankrupt. Dominica, Tortola ,, 2-21
Lewis Chauvet, vide Giles. Dominica „ 6-9
Bupert Clarke by John Popploton Griffin. Jamaica „ 7-5-6
Granado Chester by ]Mary Seager, spinster. Antigua 1783, 13-23
Granado Chester bv Joshua Pattison & Ann his
wife. " „ „ 13-22
Browulow Lord Bishop of Winchester <.t Eliza-
beth Banister, widow, & AVilliam Macdowall
Colhoun. S' Kitts „ 15-5
William Macdowall Colhoun by Brownlow Lord
Bishop of Winchester. „ „ 15-6
Mary Butler i Thomas Butler & John Sherwood
& James Healy & Thomas Coxhead & Wil-
liam jNlanning & John Butler & Thomas
Hook, John Hook. Nevis 1785, 16-9
Thomas Coxhead by Tliomas Butler. America ,, 16-10
Daniel Giles by Thomas Hotehkin, Estates of
Lewis Chauvet tt Peter Turquard.
Dominica, S' Vincent, Grenada, Tobago 1778, 6-9
Stephen Payne, vide Priddie. S' Kitts 1781, 10-18
James Gordon & Thomas Boddington by Ann
Doig. Antigua 1784, 3-4-5
Henry Wiluiot, Sar.ih his wife, A''aleutinc Henry
Wilmot their only son & Valentine Morris
& James Glasgow. S* Vincent „ 9-20
James Glasgow by H. Wilmot, Sarah his wife,
Valentine H. Wilmot. „ „ 3-21
Benjamin Arthur Heywood by Kobert Townsend,
Estate of Thomas Case. „ 1778, 2-9
Henry Harford by Benjamin Blayney, B.D. America 1779, 2-8-9
Sarah liicks x Bichard l^yteot Ilicks, vide Leake. Nevis 1781, 1-11
Godschall John'sjn by William Gunthorpe junior,
Margaret his wife. Antigua 1779. 1-7-8
Godfrey Kettle by William Tyssen. „ 1778, 8-3
Sarah Hicks widdow, Richard Lj'tcot Hicks &
Ann Earn Stubbiu & John Brownrigg Leake,
Thomas Wall. Nevis 1781, 1-11
Charles Medows, vide Akers. S' Christophers 1782, 21-13
Peter Mathew Mills, vide Akers. „ „ 21-14
John Pogson & John Beach, Thomas Plummer &
Charles Mayo. „ 1784, 5-9
Charles Mayo by John Pogson. „ „ 5-10-16-17
Sir Charles Middleton by Godschall Johnson,
Elizabeth his wife. Antigua 1785, 10-5
Henry Hoyle Oddie by James Laugford Brooke. „ 1780, 1-15-16
• Continued from Vol. I., p. 354.
d6
CAillBBEANA.
Joha Otto Bayer, Sarah his wife & Thomas
Oliver & the said Thomas Oliver, Michael
Lovell of the 3"' part. Antigua
Watkia Williams, Elizaheth his wife & Catherine
Stapleton & Phil. Puleston, clerk. S' Kitts, Xevis
Philp Puleston by Watkin "Williams. ,, ,,
John Powell by Patrick Roche Farrill. Montserrat
Joseph Pickering by Ashton Warner, Rachael
his mfe. Barbadoes
George Phillips by James Butler Harris. „
Stephen Payne Galwcy, Phila. his v.-ife & Lucretia
Payne widow & William Priddie & Sir Kalph
Payne, K.B. S' Kitts
William Priddie by Stephen Payne Galwey. „
George Phillips by James Butler Harriss. Barbadoes
Jonathan Price by Jeffery Me rri weather Shaw. Ne^ns
John Pogson, vide Mayo. S* Christophers
John Pogson by Charles Mayo. „
Michael White, Samuel Greathead & Keiider
Mason & William Manning & Jonathan
Price.
Jonathan Price by Samuel Greathead, Michael
White.
Robert Smith by Nathaniel Bogle French.
Peter Turquard, vide Giles.
Watkin Williams, vide Puleston.
Winchester, Brownlow Lord Bishop of,
Colhoun.
1784, 4-4
1778, 3-12
„ 3-13
1781, 2-8-9
„ 2-12-13
„ 6-3-4
„ 10-19
„ 10-19
1782,21-8-9
1783, lG-18-19
1784, 5-9-10
„ 5-14-15
Dominica 1785, 16-7
Antigua
Dominica
S' Kitts & Nevis
vide
St Kitts
Henry Wilmot, Sarah his wife, vide Glasgow. S' Vincent
Michael White, vide Price. Dominica
Joseph Amory by Isaac Pitcher, Elizabeth his
wife. S' Christophers
Braithwaite Ashley, v. Braithwaite. Barbadoes
Alexander Harvey & Robert Harvey & John
Aberdein. Antigua
John Aberdein by Alexander Harvey. „
James Akers senior by James Akers junior, Ann
his wife. S' Christophers
Stephen Thurston Adey by James Carey. Jauiaica
James Alccr.s senior by Mathew Abbott. Nevis
James Akers, vide Holt. S' Christophers
Stephen Thurston Adey by John Kendall. Jamaica
Walter Blunt, vide Goldfrap, S' Christopliers
John Blagrave, vide AVinterbottom. iVeyis
James Blaucard, vide Greathead. Dominica
James Blaucard, vide White. „
Braithwaite Ashley & John Henry Warre &
John Braithwaite.
Eobert Braithwaite clerk, John Henry Barron by
Mary Ashley spinster.
Duke of Beaufort, vide the King.
John Barker by Willinm Diston Barker.
Edward Byam by John Young, Jane his wife.
John ]5rome by John Randal! Pliillips.
John Bott by Thomas Rodie, Elizabeth his wife.
Martin Byam, vide Kirkpartrick.
John Otto Bayer, vide Willock.
Barbadoes
Bahama
Jamaica
Antigua
Barbadoes
Antijiua
„ 16-8
1781, 1-3-4
1778, 6-9
„ 1-12
1783, 15-5-6
1784, 3-20-21
1785, 16-7
1786, 19-9-10
„ 12-5
1788, 5-10
„ 5-11
1790, 2-1
„ 6-12
„ 8-14
1791, 3-15
„ 4-1
17S6, 14-4-5
„ 15-10-11
„ 15-12-13
„ 15-14
„ 20-5
1787, 2-10
„ 4-4
„ 18-6
17SS, 2-4-5
1789, G-17
1790, 4-4
„ 5-2
,, 6-9
cariBbeana. 27
Elizabeth Brook by "William Smith. Antigua 1791, 6-6
William Phipps, Auu his wife & Alexander Bor-
rowes & Thomas BodJington & John Warren. S' Vincent „ 7-4
Isaac Moody Bingham clerk by Francis Clifton
clerk, Kebecca Catherine his wife. S' Christophers 1792, 4-3
Thomas Boddington by Hugh Forbes. S' Vincent 1798, 2-1G-17
David Boyn, vide Knollys. Jamaica 1794, 1-3
Major Blundell by Charles JShort. N. America „ 7-2
Ann Jones Clark & John Jones Gascoigne Clarke
& William Barton & Thomas Barton. Barbadoes „ 7-4<
William Barton by Ann Jones Clarke. „ „ 7-5
William Mcdowal Colhoun by Alexander Douglas.
[ S' Christophers 1786, 19-6
[ Ashton Warner M.D. & Thomas Dunn & Jus-
■ tinian Casamajor. Antigua 1789, 2-13
William Suell Chauncey by William Pearce. G-renada „ 3-23-24
James Lucas, Mary his wife & Charles Snell
Chauncy & Xathaniel Snell. „ 1790, 7-9
Charles Snell Chauncy by James Lucas, Mary
his wife. „ 7-11
James Lucas, Mary & Charles Snell Chauncy &
Nathaniel Snell. „ 7-12-13
Mary Carbery, vide Smith. Antigua 1793, 1-2
Milward Crooke by John Pogsou, Harriot his
v.iie. S' Christophers 1794, 4-9-10
James Tait, Elizabeth his wife & Richard Muil-
man French Chiswell & William Moss. W. Indies „ 6-5
Richard Muilman French Chiswell by James Tait,
Elizabeth his wife. „ „ 6-6
Ann Jones Clarke, vide Whishaw. Barbadoes „ 6-14
Ann Jones Clarke, vide Barton. „ 7-4
Sir James Douglas, vide Xeave. S' Christophers 1787, 6-7
Mary Dawson by Joseph Eyre. Antigua 1788, 3-6
Rowland Duer clerk & Rowland Duer & Thomas
Dunfori. „ „ 7-5
Thomas Durnford clerk by Rowland Duer clerk. „ „ 7-6
Thomas Driukwater, vide Simpson. S' Christophers 1790, 3-13
Joseph Evce by Mary Dawson. Antigua 1788, 3-7
Charles Whishaw & Ann Jones Clarke & John
Jones Gascoigne, William Edmeston & AVil-
liam Ribsoan. 1794,6-11
AVdliam Edmeston by Charles Whishaw. Barbadoes „ 6- 12- 13
Robert Ellis, vide Blundell. N. America „ 7-2
Thomas Eraser by Francis William Sanders. Nevis 1792, 7-2
Townley Ward & John Lynch French & John
Frend. S' Christophers 1793, 4-U
Joh I Lynch French, vide Ward. „ „ 4-12
Walter Blunt & Joseph King, Mary his wife,
Peter Robert Lu.ird & William Manning &
John George Goldfrap & Richard N'eave „ 1786, 14-4
John George Goldfrap by Walter Blunt. „ „ 14-4
Jamej Blancard, Fraucise Soullicr his wife &
Michael White & Samuel Groathead. Domiuica ,, 15-12-13
James Gordon by William Gunthorpe. Antigua 1789, 4-1-.5
Richard Gtldart, vide Lyon. S' Christophers 1793, 2-3
John Henderson by Xathaniel Newberry, Rachael
bis wife. Grenada 17SS, 1-3
2B CARTBBEANA.
Alexander Harvey, vide Aberdein. Antigua 1788, 5-10
Jeremiah Hill, vide Miles. Nevis 1789, 3-7
Henry Houghton by Johu Lancaster, Estate of
James Willis Southtou. Jamaica „ 19-11
Anthony Hodges, Jeremiah Hodges v. Sermon. W. Indies 1790, 8-5
James Akers, Ann his wife & Henry Holt &
Nicholas Richards. . S' Christophers 1791,3-15
Cliarles Loigh & George Leigii & Henry Holt „ 1792, 1-8
Prancis Williams Sanders & James Tobiu, John
Eichardson, Herbert John Lane & Thomas
Fraser.* „ 7-1
John Hearn by James Trant. Montserrat 1794, 7-8-9
To our Lord the King by Henry Swinburne,
Martha his wife. S' Vincent 1786, 19-16
The King & Josepb Smith & Henry Somerset
Dulce of Beaufort & William Lord Craven &
: Sir John Wodehouse, Bart., Dame Sophia
I & Mary Tyrell, Elizabeth Tyrell spinsters &
j G-eorge William Earl of Coventry & Louisa
1 Carolina Colleton spinster. Bahama Island 1787, 4-4
[ Hon. Thomas Norbury Kerby by John Margram,
? j\rary his wife. Antigua ,, 5-9-10
I John Kinderley by David Dewar. S' Christophers 1788, 3-12
I • „ „ . 1789, 5-9
I Thomas Norbury Kerby, vide Sowerby. Antigua 1790, 2-9
I Martin Byam, Elizabeth his wife, Alexander Wil-
1 lock, James Kirkpatrick. „ „ 5-2
[ James Kirkpatrick by Martin Byam. „ „ 5-3 i
I Henry Russell & David Boyn & John Kuowlys,
• Estate of David Boyn. Jamaica 1794, 1-3
i Edwin Lascelles by William Darling.
\ Barbadoes, Grenada, Tobago 17S6, 18-6
i John Long by Joseph Hawkins, Elizabeth his wife. Antigua ,, 21-13-14
1 Thomas Oliver & Mary Willis & William Lyon. „ 1787, 8-11
' James Langft-ird Nibbs & James Laugford Xibbs
junior it Ebeuezer Lovell & Laugford Lovell. „ 1788, 10-4
Langford Lovell by James Laugford Nibbs senior. „ „ 10-5
I James Lucas, Mary his wife, vide Chauncy. Grenada 1790, 7-9
, „ .,, „ Tobago „ 7-12-1
i Charles Leigh, vide Holt. S' Christophers 1792, 1-S
i AVilliam Walker Linder, vide rolhill. „ 1793, 2-1
j Richard Gildai'l & RicJiard Gildart junior & Wil-
I Ham Lyon. „ ,, 2-3
Mathew Lodge, vide Blundell. N.America 1794,7-2
Peter Mathew Mills, Catherine his wife, vide
Winterbottom. Nevis 1788, 3-9
Eowles Scudamore & Andrews Reeve & AV'illiam • • ^ ■
Miles, Estates of William Reeve, Andrew
Reeve &: Jeremiah Hill. „ 1789, 3-7
Callaghan M'^Carihv bv William Mackinnen,
Louisa. ' ' Antigua 1792, 1-5
George Augustus Vincent Mathias by Michael
Esq., Mary his wife. S' Vincent 1792, 6-18
William Manaiug by Martin Byam, Elizabeth his
wife. Antigua 1794, 3-6
' • Nevis names. — Ed.
CARIBBEANA.
29
Eicliard Xeave by Doininick Henry Trant. S' Christophers
Thomas Neave by Abraham AViiiterbotto'ii. „
Sir James Douglas kilt. & Dame Elizabeth Dougbas
& Eichard Neave & Tliumas Xeave & James
Houson. »
Thomas Neave by Eichard Neave. „
John Osborn, Elizabeth Bannister & James
Nibbs. Antigua
James Langford Nibbs, vide Lovell. „
"William Smith, Elizabeth his wife, Mary Oliver
& Eandle Ford. Nevis
Thomas Oliver by William Smith. Montserrat
Jeunett Payne Orton spinster, vide Wills. S' Christophers
Thomas Oliver, vide Lyon. Antigua
Sarah Willett Ottley spinster by James Nibbs,
Sarah his wife. „
John Osborn, vide Xibbs. . ' „
Thomas Oliver by James Langford Nibbs.
Joseph Pickering senior, vide Warner. Dominica
Sir Ealph Payne knt., vide Wilmot. Antigua
Joseph Warner senior, Elizabeth his wife & Wil-
liam AVarner, Joseph AVarner junior & Eliza-
beth Thorntou & Joseph Pickering senior &
William Fauquier & Edward David Batsou
& Eichard Jones.
Joseph Pickering senior by Josejih Warner.
William Pearce by Nathaniel b^nell. Grenada
William Pearce by Charles Suell Chauncy, Amelia
his wife. „
"William Pearce by William Snell Chauncy, Sarah
his wife. „
John Eandall Phillips by John Brome. Barbadoes
William Smith, Elizabeth his wife, Charles Payne
& Edward Parris. Nevis
William Phipps, vide Boddington. S' Vincent
William Walker Linder, JMarv his wife & Nugent
Eobert Polhill & Eichard" Basdeu. S' Christophers
Nugent Eobert Polhill by AVilliam Walker Linder,
Mary his wife. „
George Pickersgill, vide Bluudell. N. America
Elizabeth Eanthmell widdow by Eichard Jackson
Sarah Eeed his wife (sic). Jamaica
Eobert EoUeston by Michael Dobson. Estate of
James Margetson Essex. „
William Neeve, Andrew Neeve, vide i\Iiles. Nevis
Joseph Eawlins by John Pogson, Harriot. S* Christophers
William Smith, vide Oliver. Nevis
Nathaniel Snell by William Pearce. Grenada
Thomas Norbury Kerby. Jane his wife & Joseph
Warner, Alexander Willock & Eichard Scott
Byam & John Sowcrby. Antigua
Thomas Drinkwater, Mcliscent his wife & Mary
Talbott &. Thomas Simpson. S' Christopliers
Thomas Simpson by Thomas Drinkwater, Melis-
cent his wife. „
Thomas Sibthorpc by I\Lartin Madan. Nevis
William Smith, vide Payne. ,, .
1787, 1.17
„ 6-5-6
„ 6-7
» 6-8
„ 10-4-5
1788, 10-4
1786, 18-13
„ 18-14-15
1787, 7-10
„ 8-11
„ 10-2-3
„ 10-4-5
1788, 10-6-7
1786, 8-1
- „ 19-7
„ 21-4
„ 21-5
1789, 2-6
„ 2-7
„ 2-8
„ 6-18
1790, 7-1
1791, 7-4
1793, 2-1
„ 2-2
1794, 7-2
1787, 5-3
1788, 21-13
1789, 3-7
1794. 4-7-8
1786, 18-13
1789, 3-22
1790, 2-9
„ 3-13
„ 3-14
» 7-6-7
,, 7-1
30 CAKIBBEANA.
Anthony Hodges & Jercmiali Hodc;es, Jeremiah
Hodges junior & Godscliill Johnson A Tho-
mas Sermon & Thomas Mills.
S' Christophers, Mountserrat 1790, 8-5
Thomas Sermon by Anthony Hodges.
S' Christophers & Mountserrat ,, 8-6
Francis "Williams Sanders. 1792, 1-1
Eobert Smith by Elizabeth Carbery. Antigua 1793, 1-1
Elizabeth Carbery & Mary Carbery & Eobert
Smith. ' „ „ 1-2
Charles Thompson by Samuel Crooke, Mary his
wife. S' Christophers 1787, 5-1
James Trecothick by George Bedhead, Margaret
, his wife. Antigua 17SS, 8-lG
Lucius Tucker by William Jenkyns. Jamaica 1789, 3-21
James Tait, vide Chiswell. W. Indies 179-1, 6-5
Joseph Pickering senior & Joseph Warner senior,
Elizabeth his wife, William Warner & Joseph
Warner & Elizabeth Thornton, William
Fauquier & Edward David Batson & Eichard
Jones. Dominica 1786, 8-1
John Blagrave, Frances his wife & James Sparrow,
Eichard Lytcott Hicks, Sarah his wife &
Abraham Winterbottom. Nevis „ 15-10
Abraham Winterbottom by Jolrn Blagi-ave, Fran-
ces his wife. „ ,, 15-11
Michael White by James Blancard. Dominica „ 15-14
Sir Ealph Payne, K.B., & George Ottley & Ealph
Willett & Henry Wilmot. Antigua „ 19-7
Henry Wilmot by Sir Ealph Payne, K.B. „ „ 19-8
Abraham Winterbottom by Sir James Douglas,
knt. S' Christophers „ 20-16
Joseph Warner senior, vide Pickering. Antigua „ 21-4
Ashton Warner, M.D., vide Casaraajor. „ 1787, 2-13
Jennett Payne Orton spinster Sc Tliomas Haweis
clerk & Thomas Wills clerk. S' Christophers „ 7-10
Alexander Willock by Amand Benneville, Charity
his wife. Antigua „ 9-1
Thomas AVildman by Charles Spooner. S* Christophers 1788, 2-15
Mathew Mills, Catherine his wife & William
Macdowall Colhoun & Abraham Winter-
bottom. Nevis „ 3-9
Abraham Winterbottom by Peter Mathew Mills,
Catherine his wife. „ „ 3-10
Alexander Willock by Thomas Norbury Kerby. Antigua 1790, 2-8
John Otto Bayer & John Otto Bayer & Alex-
ander Willock. „ „ 6-9
Alexander Willock by John Otto Bayer. „ 1796, 6-10
John Warren by William Phipps. S' Vincent 1791, 7-5
William AVelbv by Thomas Meade. Montserrat 1792,6-17
Townley Ward", vide French. S' Christophers 1793, 4-11
John Lynch French & Townley Ward & John
French. „ „ 4-12
Charles AVhishaw, vide Edmeston. Barbadoes 1794, 6-11
Ann Jones Clarke & John Jones Gascoigne Clarke
& Charles Whishaw. „ „ 6-14
Charles Whibhaw by Ann Jones Clarke, „ i, 6-15
CARIBBEANA.. 31
John Tates by Gore Browne, Jenetta his wife. Anh'gua 1787, 7-13
Thomas Alexander, vide Brodie. „ 1798, 10-4
John Frj-e M.D. & Samuel Turner, Ann his wife
& Hon. Samuel Athill. „ 1800, 3-1
William Baynes by John Eoberts, Jane his wife.
S' Christophers 1796, 1-7
Anthony Brown by Samuel jNfartin. Antigua 1797, 4-11
Alexander Brodie by John Long, Lidia his wife. „ „ 10-11
Eowland Otto Baijer, vide Eogers. „ 1798, 1-18
William Bray by John Phillips. Nevis „ 2-14
Thomas Alexander & Joseph Hawkins & Alex-
ander Brodie. Antigua „ 10-4
William Barton, vide Edmeston. Barbadoes ISOO, 2-8-9
Bayer Otto Bayer by Render Mason, Elizabeth
his wife. Antigua „ 4-7
Butler Claxton by Thomas Maltbv, Henrietta his
wife. ■ ■ Nevis 1800, 7-13-14-15-10
James Donovan by Zachary Bayly Edwards,
Katherine his wife. Antigua 1795, 1-13
James Donovan, vide Yate. 1797, 10-9
William Wickham Harman & Eowland Otto
Bayer & James Donovan. [Antigua.— Ed.] 1798, 2-12
Henry Dyett by Thomas Oliver, Isabella his
■wife. Monserrat ,, 10-15
James Gordon senior & William Abdy & Thomas
Dunn. Antigua, S' Christophers 1799, 5-5
Charles Dunn by James Gordon senior.
Antigua & S' Christophers „ 5-6
David Elliot, vide Wood. W. Indies 1797, 6-4
David Elliot by George Wood. Demaray 1799, 1-15
William Barton & William Ewart, Ann Jones
Clarke, John Jones Gascoigne Clarke &
William Edmeston. Barbadoes 1800, 2-8
William Edmeston bv William Barton. „ „ 2-9
David Elliot, vide Tu'lloh. Demarary „ 2-11
Mary Ellis, vide Mills. Nevis „ 8-2-3
Eichard AValter Eorbes by John William Delap
1 Wilson. S' Christophers 1798, 3-12-13
I John Erye M.D. , vide Athill. Antigua 1800,3-1
I George Gritiln by Jannett Mathew. S' Christophers 1795, 5-2-3
I James Thomson Murray M.D., Elizabeth bis wife
& Charles Grant & Walter Colquhoun. Antigua 1798, 6-16
Charles Grant by James Thomson Murray, Eliza-
beth Grant (sic) his wife. „ „ 6-17
Charles Grant, vide Taylor. „ „ 6-18
James Gordon, vide Dunn. „ 1799, 5-5
Mary Hurst by Mary Ellis. „ 1795, 3-15
William AVickham Harman, vide Donovan. „ 1798, 2-12
Thomas Latham senior & junior bv George Forbes,
Mary his wife. "' Nevis 1800, 4-11
Samuel Eedhcad, George Eedhcad, Anthony
Munton & Francis Thwaites. Antigua 1795, 5-7
Thomas Maitland by Lewis Brotherson Yerchild.
S» Christophers 1797, 6-2-3
Thomas Sliiffner, Isabella Hannah his wife &
William Manning, Jane Maitland & General
■ Edward Mathew, „ 1798, 2.1G
I
\
I
f
i
32 CAKTBBEANA.
Geueral Edward ^Tatliew by Thomas Shiffiier,
Isabella Hannah his wife. S' Christophers 1798, 2-17
George Galway Mills, vide PiTini2;er. ,, 1799, 3-9
William jMauning by Thomas Warner, Dorothy
his wife. ' Antigua ISOO, 7-9-10
Mary Ellis & Charles Andrew Mills & Andrew
Hamilton & Martha Williams his wife. Nevis „ 8-2
Charles Andrew Mills, by 3Iary Ellis. „ 8-3
Alexander Tulloh & Thomas Pinkertou & Camp-
bell Oliphant. Demarary „ 2-10
John Pinney by Francis Williams Sanders, Ann
his wife. Nevis 1795, 3-lS
John Pinnev, vide Tobin. „ „ 5-()
Eobert Pitches by John Henry Pakenham. 1798, 3-lo '
George Galway 31 ills. Amelia his wife & John
Pinniges & William Julius. S* Christophers 1799, 3-9
Samuel & George Eedliead, vide ^Munton. Antigua 1795, 5-7
Henry Rawlings by Bertie Greathead, Aun his
; wife. 1796, 2-18
I Eowland Otto Bayer & Sarah Otto Bayer &
\ Thomas Rogers. „ 1798, 1-18
I Thomas Scrman by John Horsford. „ 1797, 9-10
j Thomas Shiffner, vide Mathew. 1798, 2-lG
j AV alter Frye Skerrott by John Daly. Demarara ISOO, 3-5
! Robert Smith by James Delap. " Jamaica 1800, 7-10-11
.1 John Pinney & John Fredrick Pinney & Jane
I Pinney & James Tobin. Nevis 1795, 5-5
I James Tobin by John Pinnoy. „ „ 5-G
Francis Thwaites by Abraham Redwood. [Antigua. — Ed.] 179G, 1-11
John Pinney & John Fredrick Pinney & James
Tobin. „ 1797, 4-3
James Tobin by John Pinney. „ 4-4
Francis Thwaites by George Redhead. Antigua „ 5-2-11
Charles Grant & James Thomson Murray, M.l).,
& Elizabeth Grant & John Taylor & Walter
Colquhoun. 1798, 6-18
John Taylor by Charles Grant. Antigua „ 6-19
John Taylor by John George Goldfrap, Sarah
his wife. S' Christophers „ 10-17-18
Alexander- Tulloh, vide Oliphant. Demarary 1800, 2-10
David Elliot, Alexander Tulloh & Robert Jollie. „ „ 2-11
Edward Byam Wyke by Harry Paxton clerk,
Sarah his wife. Montserrat 1796, 6-9-10
James Donovan & Richard Donovan, Caroline
Elizabeth Tate & Thomas Drake, D.D. Antigua 1797, 10-9
1
CARIJ3BEANA. 33
^3tmt)trton>*
Pemlerfon. — John Butler Peniberton (the first) was Clerk of Assembly in 1730.
WiUioms.—}iy a deed of 10th December 1755, John Williams, late of Nevis,
then of Great "Windsor, Berks, for his daugliters Frances and Sarah Williams
conveyed to Henry Herbert and Thomas ^lills all his plantations in S' Kitts aud
Nevis on trust. John Williams' wife NTas Sarah .... A John Williams, jiinr.,
was of Wimpole Street. In 17G0 was a deed between John Williams, seur., of
Lower Brook Street and Sarah his wife of 1st pait, and John Williams, junr., of
Wilton, CO. Middlesex.
Butler. — In Nevis, 1718, Duke Butler was described as of Swindeu, co. Wilts,
and as one of three sons of Thomas Butler, late of Nevis.
Peterson. — In a deed of 15th July 1754, John Peterson and Bates Williams
Peterson are described as two of the sons of William Peterson, and Elizabeth
Peterson is his widow. This AVilliam Peterson and a brother John were sons of
Anthony (Book of Eecords, 1737, fo. 39S). Joim was Deputy Provost Marshal.
William Peterson had three other sons, James, Charles, and Pobert, and three
daughters, Elizabeth, Ann, and Eleanor. He owned the "Spring" plantation
in Nevis.
Isabella Garnett, coloured, aged 78, daiighter of Fanny Browne, both belonging
to Parson liobert Pemberton, stated (in a personal interview with me), that Parson
Robert Pemberton gave up North Wales estate at Nevis, and went to live at
S' Kitts. His wife's sister was wife of Mr. Jones. The two sisters owned an
estate called " Williams," adjoining Cane Garden. They had three sons, John
Butler, Pobert Hughes, and tSholto, and two daughters, Eliza and Nancy. Eliza
married Ed. Davis, brother of D. Gateward Davis, late Bishop of Antigua. They
separated : she went to her father's house and died there. Sholto died at his
father's house, as also his sister Nancy. Mrs. Pemberton died before her husband
and children. John Butler married an English lady from Tortola and had five
children.
EXTRACTS FROM REGISTERS OF NETIS AND ST. CHRISTOPHER.
ST. JOHN'S, FIGTREE, NEYIS.
. Baptisms.
Ann dau. of Robert and Ann P.
Roger s. of William & Margaret P.
Robert s. of William & Margaret P.
Francis s. of AV^illiam & Margaret P.
Frances d. of William & Margaret P.
Sarah d. of William it Margaret P.
Elizabeth d. of William & Margaret P.
William Butler s. of William & iMargaret P.
Joseph Herbert s. of Samuel Clarke & Lucretia P.
Margaret d. of William & Margaret P.f
.... Roger & Elizabeth P., aged . . monthsf
Sarah d. of William and ^Largaret P.,t aged 7 weeks
IMargarct d. of l^iger &. Elizabeth P..t aged 14^ mos.
Elizabeth d. of Roger Sc Elizabeth P.,t aged
Frances d. of Roger & Elizabeth P.,t aged
John Butler s. of Robert & Elizabeth P. (aged 6 weeks)
* Continued from Vol. I., p. 3-44.
Note.—" P." stands for " IVmlierton."
t In all tliese cases tlic records .-ire so imperfect that it is imj ossiblr 1o fay certainly whether
thesu are burials or baptisms, but for various reasons I think they arc baptisms.
TOL. II, P
1747
Sep. 20
1747-8 Mar. 10
1752
Jan. 1
1753
1755
Sep. 13
June 7
1 1757
Mar. 17
f 1758
Nov. 2
1761
1761
1767
1768
1770
Sep. 10
Oct. I
Mar. 8
(?)
Dec. 9
1771
Jan. 1
1772
1772
1 1774
Sep. 20
Sep. 20
Dec. 30
Sf4 CARIBBEANA.
Anne cl. of Eogor P. h\ his wife . . . .*
Polly d. of L'ogcr c<c Elisalioth P.
Anne Jones cl. of Eobert & Elizabeth P.*
"William Sanders s. of Eogcr & Elizabeth P.,* aged 20 mos. and
5 days
Poger s. of Roger & Elizabeth P.,* aged . . mos. . . days
Pobert Hugluvs s. of Pobert & Elizabeth P., bor-. 25 IJec. 17S2
Samuel s. of Joseph Herhert ct Margaret P.
Joseph Herbert s. of Joseph Herbert & Margaret P.
AValtcr ^ravnard s. of Joseph Herbert &, Margaret P., born
11 Nov. 178S
Elizabeth Prances d. of Edward & Elizabetli P.
Anna Posa d. of William P.. Esq.
Sally Daniell d. of William & Elizabeth P.
Joseph Herbert s. of Joseph Herbert & Sarah Ann P., born
25 Dec. ISIS
Samuel Clarke s. of Joseph Herbert & Sarali Anne P., born
25 Dec. ISIS
AYalter s. of Walter Mavnard & Ann Prentis P., born 25 Peb.
1820
Ann :\rills d. of William & Elizabeth P.*
_, _ - AVilliam AVebbe "1 Sons of Pev. Joseph Herbert & Sarah Ann P.,
[ 1S22 -July 23 James Harris / born 11 Aug. 1820
I 1827 Nov. 25 Walter s. of Joseph Herbert & Sarah Ann P.
Joseph s. of AValter Mayiiard & Ann Prentis P.
John s. of Joseph Herhert &. Sarah Ann P.
Frances d. of Joseph Herbert & Sarah Ann P.
William s. of Thomas & Christiana P.
Sholto Kawlius s. of Sholto & Anna P.
18G0 Oct. 10 Jane Elizabeth d. of Sholto & Anna P.
Makriages.
Pob« P. & Ann Herbert . •
John Kent & Anne P.
Samuel Clarke P. & Lucretia Herbert
Poger P. & Elizabeth Sande . . . ., Spinster
A^altcr May Hard to Frances P., Spinster
Andrew Ross, Esq., to Bridget 1'., Spinster
James Maynard, Es(]., to Elizabeth Frances, Spinster, dau. of
Edward ■& Elizabetli P.
1^23 Oct. 2 Josiah Webbe Daniell, M.D., to Eliza, eld. dau. of William
& Elizabeth P.
Sholto Tliomas P. & Anna Rawlins
Thomas Marriner of S' Geo. parish, widower, and Elizabeth P.
f of S' John's parish
I l^^'l J^'ii. 10 John Joseph Theobalds of S' Geo. parisli, Baoh^ & Adriana P.
of this parish, Sjiinster. (Licence.)
Edward Allen of S' Paul's parish, Charlestown, & Grace IMaria P.
of this parish. (Licence.)
Burials.
1750 July 17 -<Liry P., aged G6
1777 Scj). 10 The body of Anne P., a child, aged 22 months
1783? Jan. 5 The body of Eliz. P., wife of Roger P.
• III .il! flir>c c:i.-if< the record.s are so imperfect that it is impossible to say certainly whether
these are bursals or b:iptisiiis, but for various reasons I think they are baptisms.
1775
Dec.
3
1775
Dec.
3
177G
Dec.
30
1780?
(?:
)
1781
Sep.
1783?
July
29
1780
Aug.
1-1
1787
Dec.
8
17S9
May
30
1791
Dec.
7
1813
iMar.
9
1818
Dec.
2G
1819
Jan.
13
1819
Jan.
14
1820
Mar.
29
1821
iSFar.
2i
1822
July
23
1822
•July
23
1827
Nov.
25
1827
Nov.
25
1830
Jan.
27
1831
July
19
183G
Nov.
4
1S58
July
15
1745
A pril
7
1 75G
July
17
17(50
Jan".
1
17G7
Jan.
1
1772
Dec.
17
1783
June
23
lsl7
Mar.
27
lS.-)5
Dec. 18
1S50
June 29
im;i
Jan. IG
IsGl
April 10
CARIBBEANA. 35
TIio body of Samupl P., son of Joseph Herbert & Margaret P.
The body of Joseph Herhert P.
Joseph Herbert s. of Joseph Herbei-t P. & Sarah Ann P.
The body of Samuel Clarke, infant son of Joseph Herbert P.
& Sarah Ann P.
The body of Joseph s. of Eev. J. H. P. & Sarah Ann hia wife
Elizabeth P. (Hermitage), 76
Frances P. (Charlestown), 03
Thomas P. (Jerusalem), 2
Budgin P. (Morning Star), 20
Charlotte P. (Hermkage), 75 - ^^ Mr>r^^
Mary P. (Zetland), 15 1 l' 04661
Moses P. (Dunbar), 20
Edward P. (Morning Star), 26
Jane P. (Dunbar), 65
f 1846 Se"p. 5 Thomas P. (Happy Hill), 48
Mary P. (Charlestown), 60
Xanny P. (Brown's Pasture), 70
Susan Ann P. (Brown's Pasture), 20
Margaret P. (Hermitage), 82 years & 7 mos.
Samuel Henry P. (Flappv Hill), 1^
Mary P. (North Wales),' 80
John P. (Dunbar), 30
Mary P. (Clark's), 42
Sarah P. (Brown's Pasture), 12
I ■ 1870 July 22 Edward John P. (Brown Hill), 21. (Layman.)
Joseph Herbert P. (Hermitage), 83
1786
Oct.
IG
1788
Oct.
14
1819
iS'ov.
A
1819
Dec.
23
1823
Oct.
4
1833
Aug.
30
1S35
Aug.
24
1837
1841
Sep.
Aug.
29
22
1844
June
19
1844
Aug.
1
1845
Feb.
22
1846
Jan.
8
1846
1846
1847
Apri
Sep.
June
10
5
8
1848
Mar.
22
1848
1848
1849
May
July
Dec.
21
16
21
1850
1852
1854
Sep.
Apri
Jan.
19
120
2
1854
Sep.
30
1870
July
22
1870
Sep.
20
f ST. GEOEGE'S, GINGEELAND, NEVIS.
{ Bapttsmb.*
[ 1763 Jan. 27 Elizabeth d. of Eobert & Bridget P.
J 1765 Nov. 6 Eobert s. of Eobert P., Esq., & ]M'» Bridget Bridgwater his
i wife, born 15 July 1765
i 1766? (?) Bridget d. of Eobert & Bridget P.
I 1707 June 25 Christian d. of Eobert & Bridget P.
1769 INIar. 11 Eobert s. of Eobert & Bridget P., born 26 Dec. 1768
1772 Jan. 2 Eoger Bridgwater s. of Eobert & Bridget P.
i, 1774 Mar. 13 William s. of Eobert & Bridget P.
1775 Nov. 19 Mary Butler d. of Eobert P., sen., & Bridget his wife
1779 (?) Louisa d. of Eobert & Bridget P.
1780 Feb. 3 Augustus Thomas Molan s. of Eobert & Bridget P.
1788 Feb. 29 Kitty d. of AY™ P., Esq., & Christian his wife
1792 Jan. 2 AVilliara Eoss s. of William & Catherine P.
1821 Dec. 26 Edward s. of Walter Maynard & Ann Prentis P., born 12 Nov.
1821
Maheiaqes.*
1786 Jan. or Feb. William Butler P., Esq., & Christian P^
1787 Oct. IS John Butler, Esq., & Elizabeth P., Sp^ (J^icence.)
1790 Feb. 4 George Hobson & Margaret P., Sp'. (Licence.)
1818 May 8 Walter Maynard P. & Ann Prentis, d. of Edw^. Huggins, Esq.,
sen'
• All entries for the years 1801—1811 are missing.
D 2
raai-^""^
36 CARIBBEANA.
1829 Aug. IS Jolin Lawrerce, ?Pll^ & rannv P.. bolli iliis rarisL. (BarniP.")
1837 Juiue 20 ^'"' I?o?s P. of S' Jnmcs', Bnch., Sc EJi/a Frances Majnard, Sl)^
.- of S'' George's parish. (Licence.)
Burials.*
1732 Oct. 28 Frances wife of Eoger P.
1738 Mar. 25 Eoger P.. s. of Rogep P. & Frances his -wife
17-14 ■ Dec. 18 Joliu Butler P.
1744-5 Jan. 13 Eobert P.
1752 April 8 Kol^ert P., a^t. 63
1753 j\Jay 9 Eoger P.
1756 Aug. 17 Elizahcth P., jet. 68
1761? Nov. 30 Samuel Clark P. ._
1765 Sep. 20 i\Ii^s Sally P., d. of AV" P. of Figtrec parish, of an inflanimatory
sore throat, a;t. 9
1767 Jan. 22 Eobert s. of Eobert P.
1779 (?) Sarah P., Sp'
1781 July 2 Elizabeth P., Sp""
1783 Oct. 5 Miss Pollv P.
1784 (?) 13 William P., Esq. (sen')
1786 (?Aug.) 15 Eobert P., Esq.
1789 (? Feb.) 26 M'^ P., uido\v of late William P., Esq.
1792 Mar. 24 Francis P.
1795 April 20 AVilliam P.
1795 May 23 Kittv P.
1795 iVIay 28 AViHinm P.
1814 June 6 ]\!iss E. E. P.
1821 Mar. 3 Frances Herbert d. of AVjUiam & Elizabetli P.
1830 Aug. 15 William P., Dunbar, ret. 54
1834 Feb. 20 Elizabeth P., Svmmond's Estate. »t. 35
1835 July 26 Mary P., Dunbar, a>t. 3
1835 Sep. 23 Elizabetb P., Dunbar, ict. 52
1836 May 8 Delhah P., Dunbar, jct. 21
ST. PAUL'S, CilAELESTOWN, NEVIS.
Baptisms.
1812 Aug. 28 Anne IMartha infant of Eobert P. and In's wife
1817 Aug. 25 Henrietta Grace infant d. of Eobert Hughes P. & Jane his wife
BuniAi.s.
1814 April 29 Edward P. of Figtree parish
1827 Dee. 29 Elizabeth P., White, Figtree parish, 74 years
1834 Sep. 14 Fanny P., Charlestown, 50 years
ST. THOMAS, LOWLAND, NEVLS.
Baptism.
1825 Feb. 25 Anne d. of Walter Maynard P., Esq.; Sc hi.s wife Anne Prentiss
BuRfAL.
1889 June 30 Sholto P., a;t. 78. (W. Cowley, Off. Eector.) •
• AU entries for the years 1801 — 1«1 J. are missing'.
CARIBBEANA.
37
ST. JAMES", WINDWARD, NEVIS.
Maeeiage.
^1833 May 2 Thomas Seaton Pembcrtou, Esq., of this parish, Bachelor, &
Adriana Daniell, also of the Parish, Spinster, eldest daughter
of His Honor James Daniell, Esq.. President of the Council
of this Island, were married in this Church by licence on
Thursday the second day of May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eiglit hundred and thirty three, by me
JoHif H. Duke,
Officiating Minister.
This marriage was solemnised between us —
(Signed) T. Pembertox.
Adeiana Daniell.
lu the presence of us —
(Signed) James Daniell.
Joseph Stanley.
J. W. Mayuard.
ST. GEORGE'S, BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS.
Bapxissis.
Thomas Seaton s. of Thomas P., Esq., & wife
Frances Maria d. of Thomas P., Esq., & wife
Michael Kitt Herbert s. oi: John B. P. & Harriet his wife
John Butler Williams s. of J. B. P. & wife Harriet (born . . . .)
WiUiaLU Aui^ustus Sadler s. of Tho^ P. & wife Frances
Philip Daniel s. J. B. P. & wife Harriet (bjru . . Nov. 1S04)
Charlotte Ilardtman d. Thomas P. & wife Frances
Busict Richards (privately) s. T. P. & wife
(Privately) Julia d. Tho^ P. & wife Frances Ashington, G days
old
Harriet Peach d. of J. B. P. & wife Harriet
(Privately) Henry Seaton s. Thomas P. & wife
Harriet Amelia Mary (bor.i April 12, ISLG) d. of Thomas P. &
his wife Frances Ashington
Maeeiages.
Robert Hughes P. & Jane Falliott Peterson ; by Licence
Edward Davis & Eliza Williams P.; by Licence
Rev. Joseph Herbert P., Bach'', & Sarah Ann Hobson, Sp'.
(Licence.)
^1824 April 28 William Hanley, Bach., & Frances Maria P. ; by Licence
BUEIALS.
April 21 Ann Jones P., Spinster, set. 2oh years
Nov. IG Sholto Archbakl P., ast. 17 years
Jan. 29 Martha P., Spinster
Aug. 22 Julia d. of Thus. P., Esq , & wife, aged G days
Sep. 3 Robert P., aged G:3 years, late Rector of the Parish
April 2 John Butler W. P., aged IG years & 9 mos.
Oct. 27 Harriet Amelia P., aged 2 years & G mos.
uiJ uext pa:.,'e beloii;,' to Jcsoeii'luits of Thomas P. of Goul,'U HoU!*0,
t St'c, iu ori:,'iual, but should be " liusick."
*1800
June
5
*1802
Feb.
27
1802
Mar.
29
1802
Oct.
30
*1801
Jan.
1
1805
Feb.
1
*180G
Feb.
13
*L808
Jan.
31
♦1809
Aug.
21
18IU
June
2
*18U
Mar.
20
*181G
May
19
1808
Feb.
20
1808
Oct.
12
1817
Nov.
11
1802
1802
180G
*i809
1812
1817
♦1818
* All so marked on this
CUelsea.
38 CARIBBEANA.
*1818 Oct. 29 Henry Seatou P., a-,'ed 7 years & 6 moa.
1820 Oct. 8 "Buried by the Kev. Johu Julius Kerie, uiy dear son Philip
Dauiel P., apjed 15 years & 11 mos." (iS'') John Butler
Pemberton, Curate
1822 Oct. 28 Buried, aged 6 months, a son of the Kev. J. H. P. of the island
of Nevis
*1828 Aug. 18 Thomas P. (Lime-kiln in this Parish), 57 years
ST. PETER'S, ST. KITTS.
Baptisms.
*1812 Oct. 11 Edward s. of Thomas P., Esq., & his wife, fully baptized by the
Kev. D. G. Davis at S^ Peter's Parsonage; b. June 6, 1812
*1815 June 29 Charles Davis s. of Thomas & Prances Ashington P., born
29 September 1814
Maeeiage.
1802 July 8 William Pemberton & Elizabeth Maynard of Nevis; by Licence
BUETALS.
*1793 Sep. 7 Busick P., 22t
1799 Oct. 6 Elizabeth P., d. at M' Roger Gardners, aged 37
ST. JOHN'S, CAPISTERRE, ST. KITTS.
Mabriagk.
*1798 July 12 Thomas P. of Parish of Christ Church, Nichola Town, & Frances
Ashington Seaton, Spinster, of the Parish of S' John's, Capis-
terre, were married by Samuel Oakes Taylor, Curate
ST. THOMAS', MIDDLE ISLAND, ST. KITTS.
BUEIAIS.
1834 Sep. 29 John Butler P. of Trinity, Palmetto Point, 60; by J.Perry,
Rector of S' Ann's
FROM ALPHABETICAL LIST FOUND AT ST. MARY'S, CAYON.
Mareiages.
1796 Sep. 14 Hobson, Webbe. & Miss P.
1797 Oct. 19 Pemberton, Butler John, & M" Price
1798 July 12 Pemberton, Thomas, & Miss Seatou
t The brother of Tho. P., s. of Tlio. P. of Goiu^'h 1Iou»e, Chelsea. He was baptized at
St. Luke's, Chelsea, ou 3U -March 177:i as " Joha Busic Manning P."
CARIBBEANA. 39
Deaths ob Burials.
1793 Sep. — Pemberton, M'', died, fever
1794 Nov. 27 Pemberton, M", died
1799 Sep. 7 Pemberton, M" (the Parson's wife), died, aged 4i, decline &
asthma
1799 Oct. 6 Pemberton, INliss (of Nevis), died at Gardner's
1802 April 21 Pemberton, Ann, Miss, died
1802 Nov. 16 Pemberton, Sholto, died, 17"' year
ST. MAEK'S CHAPEL, ROUND HILL, NEVIS.*
The five following inscriptions are on small stones in the floor of this very
diminutive chapel : —
1. Sam^ Pemberton | Esquire | Aged 75 years | Died 23"' February | 1840.
2. Frances Pemberton | Aged LI years | Died 5"' January | lSi2.
3. Edward Pemberton M.D. | Died August 12"' a.d. 1846 | Aged 25 years.
4. Waiter Pemberton | Died February 12"' a.u. 1S49 | Aged 29 years.
5. Joseph Pemberton | Died April 13"' a.d. 1853 | Aged 26 years.
There are also three tablets to : —
6. Thomas John Cottle, President for many years 1 Died 1'' February 1828,
aged 67.
7. -M--^ Frances Huggins | Aged 80 years | Died 11"^ December | 1837.
8. In I Memory of | Anne Sanders | Born April 9"' 1818 | Died August 26 |
1881.
ST. GEOKGE'S, GINGERLAND, NEVIS.*
On a tablet in the church : —
Sacred | to the memory of | The Rev'' Joseph Herbert Pemberton | who was
born 1 on the 10"' of September, 1787 | and died | on the 19"' of September, 1870 |
having been Rector of tliis Parish | nearly 60 years. | This tablet | was erected
by his affectionate parishioners.
* Copied on the spot diiriuy a visit to Xevis in 1902.
Note. — Of the above, No. 1 was the son of Wiu. and Maru'aret P. [see Vol. I., p. 307]. In the
Ahuanac of Nevis for 1S2G iiis name is entered as a barrister. No. 2 has not been idontiiied,
but she may be tlie " ranuy." dauL;hter of the llev. Joseph Herbert P., who was baptized in
183i and died sin-lc [see \'ol. I., p. 30S]. Nos. 3, i. and 5 were sons of Walter Maynard P. of
Spring Hill, Nevis, wlio was drowned at the wreck of the Clarendon otf th-,^ I>le ol Wiu'ht on
11 October 183t). No. 0 has i!ie f.ulowini,' obituary in the " G..M.," p. 382 : " 1S2S Pcb. 1.
At Kouud Hill, Nevis, W.I. in his C7th year, Thos. John Cottle, esq. This j,'entleuian was for
upwards of 30 years a member of his Majesty's council; and for the greater part of that lonij
period President of this Island." No. 7, -Miss Julia lluggins was rcsidinjj on her estate
" Mountravers " iu April of last jrear.
40 CARIBBEA^*A.
NOTE OX THE DESCEN"DANTS OF THOMAS PEMBERTON, LATE
OP GOUGH HOUSE, CHELSEA.
During a portion of the period durin<^ which the families whose pedigrees
are givea in some detail above were settled in Xevis and St. Christopher, there
were also members of another family of the name in the hist-meutioned island.
These were descended from Thomas Pembertou of Goiigh House, Chelsea, who
■was employed in the Transfer Departmeut of the India Office for some years
before his death in ISOl (" G.M.," 11-53). Xo eonneetioii has as yet been traced
between tiiis family ami the other Pembertons in the AVest Indies, but the
publication of what is known may, it is hoped, lead to further light being thrown
on the subject.
The first of them to emigrate appears to have been Thomas, eldest son of the
above-mentioned Thomas of Gough House by his wife Maria, daughter of
John Henry 8igerist, and went there as a planter. He was born on 9 iSovcmber
1770 and baptized at S. Mary Abbott's, Kensington, on 10 Dece nber following.
The date of his emigration has not been ascertained, but on 12 July 179S he
married at St. John's, Capisterre, St. Kitts, Frances Ashington Seatou, daughter
of Captain AVilliam Seaton of tliat island.
A younger brother of tliis Thomas, John Busick Manning Pemberton, died at
St. Kitts at the age of 22, and all others of the family tliere were direct
descendants of this second Thomas.
He had a family of ten children, the baptisms of all of whom and also some
of their marriages and burials will be found in the extracts frmn St. Christopher
registers immediately preceding this note. Their n.ames, in order of senioi'ity,
were Tiiomas Seaton, Frances Maria, W^illiam Augustus Sadler, Charlotte
Hardtmau, JJusick ilichards, Julia, Henry Seaton, Edward. Charles Davis, and
Harriet Amelia Mary.
Thomas Seaton married in 1S33, at St. James', Xevis, Adriana, daughter of
Colonel James Daniell, President of that island, and he appears to have left
St. Kitts soon after that, as his children were alt born in London. His eldest
son Mordaunt belonged to the Xevis bar in ISGi and became a Q.C. in 1879.
He died unmarried in England in 18^)7.
iSo other member of the ne.vt generation appears to have settled in the AVest
Indies — the only one of the si.\: brothers wiiu lial a family being the youngest,
Charles Davis, and he left St. Kitts at a comparatively early age, having been
married at Broadstairs in ISlG ("G.M.," l8lj, p. 420), and all his large
family were born in England. He practised as a solicitor in London from
the year ISiG to the year 1858, being senior partner in the well-known tirm of
Lee & Pemberton's of H Lincoln's Inn Fields.
His three eldest sons, Cnarles Seaton, Busick Edmonds, and Cyril Warner
Lee became solicitors, autl the second of the three is now senior partner of the
same Urm of Lee & Pemberton's. Tlie fourth son, Seymour Blanshard, was in a
AVest India Regiment and died at Barbados in ISSl. One son, Ernest St. Clair,
served in the Royal Eni,'iniers, and retired as a Colonel in 1908. Two sons,
Seatou Blanshard and Willougliby Arthur (the youngest), are on the London
Stock E.xchange ; and another, Horace Claude, has settled in the Argentine
Republic. Three married daughters are also living.
Charles Davis Pembjrlon. the f.ither of all t les?, who was born at St. Kitts a
fow months before the Battle of Waterloo, died at Brighton on G September 1899.
CARIBBEAiiA. 41
f ■ ■
' Biitl)^, BcatljSt null iWarmgc^; from tijc
** Barbatios iHeitiir{>*' aui ** Britiflctoluii
(§ajcttt/^ 1805 to 1818.*
Br EDWAllD GOULBURN SINCKLER, Police Magistuate, Barbados.
1807.
June 27 (Deaths) On Thursday in this Town, after a short residence of tliree
months, Thomas Chiredge, Esq., of the Kingdom of Great Britain, and
holding an appoint neiit in the Custom House of the Island of .St. Lucia.
June 27 (Deaths) Lately in St. Peter's, Jacob Skinner, Esq., of that parish.
Also on this date are some verses published to the Memory of tlie Kcv. Henry
S. Thorp (late of this Island), who died in London on the 2oth April, just as
he had obtained Deacon's Orders.
July 7 (Married) On the 1st inst., at Eeid's Bay Plantation, John Gay Alleyne,
Esq., son of the Hon. J. P. Alleyne, to Miss Johanna Bishop, daugiiter-iu-law
of Brig.-Genei-;)! ]\Jacloan, on the Staff of His Majesty's .Army in this Island.
July 25 (Deaths) On Wednesday last, Mr. William P. Evelyn, after a short
illness. The same day Mr. .lohn Poyer, late of Spcightstown, and Author of
a History of Barbados.
July 28 (Died) On Sunday morning last after a slun-t illness, Daniel Tidball,
Esq., Storekeeper of the Xaval Yard at St. Ann's.
Aug. 1 (Deaths) Christ Church, Mrs. Thomasin Guddard ; St. Michael's,
Mrs. Amelia P. Harte ; at St. Ann's, Assistant Surgeon John Bourke, 2nd
Battalion GOth llegiment.
Aug. 4 (Died) On Thursday last, in the parish of St. Lucy, Mr. Jolin Hall
Jones, and in the evening of the nest day his remains were interred in
St. Lucy's Church^-ard. (Deaths) St. Michael, on Sunday, Mr. .John Ewing,
Mrs. Thomasin Marshall, a^'ed G7 ; yesterday, Mrs. Elizabeth Olton, relict of
the late Dr. Gera Olton, Mrs. Mary Chaderton, aged 03.
Aug. 8 By the JSlcKoy Mail Boat from Antigua we learn the lamented death
of His Excellency Lord Lavington, Iv.B., Governor of that Island and its
Dependencies. His Lordship was taken ill of fever on the L'8ih ult., and died
on 1st inst. (Deaths) Mrs. Ann Greaves of St. Lury's, aged 91,' whose
I mother was' yet more remarkable for her longevity, having died at the extra-
I ordinary age of 101. In this town Mrs. Sarah West, aged GO.
I Aug. 29 (Deaths) iNIrs. Eebecca Mcintosh, aged 87, Miss Mary Purcell, ngcd 71.
I Sep. 12 (Married) On Thursday last, at Christ Church Parsonage. Joseph D.
I Husbands, Esq., Deputy Secretary of this Island, to Miss Miller of that
I parish.
i Sep. 15 (Married) On Saturday evening, at Jackson's, the Estate of Grant
r Elcock, Esq.,- the Rev. Mark Nicholson, President of Codrington College, to
\ Mrs. Wilson, relict of the late George Wilson, Esq. (Died) On Sunday
ni'^^ht, at his seat called Gibbs, Samuel Hinds, Esq., in an advanced age.
Si-p. 22 (Death) On Sunday morning last, at his seat near St. Ann's, of a rapid
fever, after a few days illness, aged 38 years, the Hon. John Bedford, Judge
of the Court of Vice-Admiralty, aud yesterday his remains were interred at
St. Michael's Church. (Note. — The Hou. John Alleyne Beckles succeeded
him iu office.)
* Cuuliuued iroiu V'ul. I., p. 3Ui.
4'2 CARIBBEANA.
Sep. 26 (Death) Died yesterday at the Xaval Convalescent Pavilion above
St. Aun's, tlie Hon. (?apt. King of His Majesty's ship "Alexandria," and tliis
morninu; his remains were interred in St. Michael's Churcli.
Nov. 21 Ship " Borton " of and from Liverpool in SI davs arrived this morning.
By this vessel we learn the death of John Higginson, Sen., Esq., father of
Mr. Higginson, Merchant, of this town.
Dec. 15 (Deaths) On Friday last, after a few days contineuient from a fracture
of his leg, Mr. Richard Cock, Junr., and on Saturday 3Ir. John Hunte of
a rapid fever.
Dec. 19 (Died) On AYeduesday last, after an illness of only i days and a short
residence in this Island (to which he had been lately appointed Solicitor-
General), John F. Xicholls, Esq., who has ieft a young widow far distant
from her native home to lament her lo.'^s.
Dec. 26 (Married) On AVcdnesday last, Conrade A. Howell, Esq., Treasurer and
Storekeeper of this Island, to Mrs. Elizabeth Hinds, relict of the late Abel
Hinds, Esq. (Died) At sea on his passage from hence to Liverpool, Richard
Hooton, Esq., Merchant, of this Town.
1808.
Jan. 12 (Died) On Friday last, of a gradual decline, Jarratt Hamden, Esq.,
a man of science and erudition, of strong genius and self-cultivation. And
on the following evening suddenly, after having attended the funeral obsequies
of Mr. Hamden, to whom he was bi'other-in-law, Thomas Hordle, Esq.,
formerly a respectable merchant of this Town, but lately retired from business,
whither, as in his more active commercial life, the public esteem justly
followed him.
Jan. 23 (Married) On AYeduesday last, .lames Clinckett, Esq., to Miss Lewds,
by the Eev. Mr. Thomas of St. George's. (Deaths) On Monday last,
Mrs. Frances Collier, John Cave, Esq., and Mr. AVilliam Roberts, Merchant
of this Town.
Jan. 26 (Died) At Tobago on Saturday, Jan. 9th, the Rev. Mi\ Terrill, a fond
and loving husband and father, an affectionate brother, a steady friend, etc.
Jan. 30 (Married) On Thursday last, Benjamin Walrond, Jun., Esq., of the
Custom House of this Port, to Miss Dorothy Skinner of St. Peter's.
Feb. 20 A most wanton and shocking murder was committed a few nights ago
on one John Hagaman, a Dane, by two men named Mapp and Bell at a grog-
shop in " Tlie Bay." (Note. — Mapp's name was Abel Steady Mapp. He
was hanged.)
Mar. 1 (Married) On AVednesday last, Capt. J. Anton of the 70th Regiment
and Assistant Adjutant General, to Miss Lake Wildy of this Town.
Mar. 12 (Deaths) On Wednesday, Francis S. Bayley, Esq., a respectable and
opulent Planter of St. John's parish. On Tuesday, Mr. Theodore Forster of
this Town.
Mar. 8 (Died) Yesterday, to the regret of the whole Garrison, Lieut.-Col.
Boggis of the R. AV. I. Rangers, and his remains were interred the same
evening with military honours at St. Michael's Church.
April 2 (Died) At Demerary on the 24tii March, Alexander Eraser, Esq.,
formerly of tlie Island of St. Kilts.
April 5 (Died) On Friday last, in the 19th year of his age, Mr. Isaac Alcock,
lately from Liverpool.
April 9 (Died) On Wednesday last, Joseph Freeman, Esq., Merchant, of this
Town.
April 16 On Thursday last, John S. Thomas, a free coloured man of this Town,
whose death claims our notice from the uniform iiiKiasaiiiing tenor of liis life,
which afforded an example of humilittj and iriffi/xfiy to that class of society
in which he was plac(,'d, as they would do well to fuUow and imitate.
\
CA.RIBfiEAiJA. 43
April 16 In consequence of the death of Captain Ayscough (who a few days
ago in an unfortunate moment of mental derangement put a period to his
existence) the " Hawk " Brig has been given to Captain Patterson by Admiral
Sir Alexander Cochrane.
April 30 (Died) In consequence of a fall from his horse, which be survived by
a few hours, Mr. Francis Gibson, nephew of D. Thoruhill, Esq., of Hole
Town.
May 14 (Married) Mr. AVilliam Jackson* to Miss "Walrond, daughter of Ben-
jamin Walrond, Esq. (Deaths) ]Mr. AVilliam Malouey Price, Christ Churcli ;
Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, ^Irs. bJarali Eeed, and Mr. John "Wilson, St. Michael's.
May 17 (Deaths) j\Ir. John Price, Christ Church ; Miss Sarah Blunt, St.
George's ; ]\Ir. Thomas Scott, St. Michael's.
May 21 (Married) Lately, at Antigua, Capt. Collier, H.N., to Miss Osborn of
that Island, and sister to Mrs. Tracey, the Admiral's Secretary's Lady.
(Died) On the 21st March, at her son's house in Portman Square, where she
bad recently arrived, the Right Hon. Jane, Dowager Countess of Dundonald,
mother to the Hon. Sir Alexander Cochrane (the Commanding Admiral on
this Station).
May 2-1 (Deaths) Mr. William Legall, Christ Church ; Mr. William Delph,
St. Michael's.
May 28 (Died) Suddenly, in a few hours after landing yesterday morning from
His Majesty's Brig " L'Eclair," in which he came passenger from Maric-
galante, Robert Dalrymple, Esq., of the Customs House of this Town.
(Note. — Lieut. Evelyn commanded H.M. Brig "L'Eclair.")
June 28 (Deaths) On Friday night, after a few days illness, Lieut. -Colonel
William Bowyer, Deputy Adjutant-General, and nephew to General Henry
Bowyer, late Commander of the Forces, and on Saturday morning his
remains were interred in St. Michael's Church, whither they were attended
by Brig.-Geueral Sir Charles Shipley and Brig.-General Steheliu as chief
Mourners and most of the other principal officers of the Garrison. And the
same afternoon the remains of Major Macdonald of the Koyals, who died
that morning, were likewise interred at St. Michael's Church.
July 9 (Died) On Tuesday last, after a few weeks lingering illness. Hew
Dalrymple, Esq., Collector of His Majesty's Customs of the Port of Bridge-
town, and his remains were on the following day conveyed from his seat
called " Springfield " to St. Thomas' Church and deposited in the family
vault. (Note. — The Hon. John Spoouer, Jnr., succeeded him.)
July 16 His Honour the President has been pleased to appoint Gabriel Keeves,
Esq., Collector of His Majesty's Customs at the port of Hole Town vice
T. H. P. Alleyne, Esq., deceased.
Aug. 20 An inquest has been held within the last day or two by James Grasett,
Esq., Coroner of this parish, on a young woman named Mary Koach, alleged
to have been poisoned by one Samuel Walcott.
Oct. 1 At St. Croix we lament to hear by letters from thence of the 19th Sep-
tember a most alarming mortality prevails. The Garrison has particularly
suffered, and among those who have fallen by the raging fever are Lieut. -
Colonel Leathers, Capt. Pholmar, and Lieuts. Urquhart, Traverner, Grant,
and Adam son.
Oct. 4 AVe learn with regret the death on the 2ud ult. of Nathaniel Walrond,
Esq., of this Island, passenger, v/hose body was interred at Madeira on the
8th. The " Sprightly " Mail Boat from Surinam brings the regretted intelli-
gence of the death of Brigadier-General Hughes in that Colony on the
27th ult.
• See his death hi 1811. He was father, I think, of AVilliaiu 'Walrond Jackson, born 9 January
1811 ill llarbado?, was educated at Codrington College, became Priest 1835, served in several
parishes, and was Bishop of Antij^ua 18G0 — 70, when lie retired, and died 25 November 1805 at
Ealing. [Ed.]
44 CARIBBEAN A.
Oct. 18 The death of that respected OfScer, General Bowyer, late Commander
of the Forces iu this country, aud of Lord Ducle, Provost-Marshal-General
of this Island, are stated in the Loudon papers.
Oct. 22 The late Captain Youngliusbands. This very meritorious Officer, to
whom the Insurance offices of this Town some time ago voted 200 guineas
for the purchase of a Piece of Plate, having died before the application of
the money, his mother has appropriated that sum to a purpose which at once
honours her own maternal sensibility, and the Manes of her gallant son.
"A very elegant rural marble monument," say some of the London prints,
" has been erected in the parish Church of Berwick in memory of the late ,
George Youngliusbands, Esq., a native of that Town, late Captain in the ;
Eoyal Navy, at the expense of the Insurance Companies and Mercliauts of [
Barbados, as a tribute to his memory for the eminent services rendered by i
him in protecting the trade of the Windward Islands." '
Nov. 8 (Married) On the 27th ult., at St. Vincent, G. E. Baillie, Esq.,* I
Garrison Surgeon, to Miss Jane AYarner of that Island.
Nov. 15 (Died) On the 2ud inst., Thomas Barker, Esq., at the Plantation "Two
Brothers " in Demerary.
Nov. 19 (Died) On the 4th inst., at the Island of St. Thomas, after four days
illness, Capt. George Ravenshaw of His Majesty's Ship " Cherub."
Nov. 26 (Married) On Thursday last, Mr. George' Cole to Miss Elizabeth Ann
Drady, both of this Town. (Died) This morning, George W. Shepherd,
Esq., M.D.
Dec. 13 (Died) On Sunday last, the Rev. Mr. I. AUineou of Codrington
College.
Dec. 17 (Married) This morning, at St. Michael's Church, Lieut. Anthonie
D'Olivier of the York Light infantry Volunteers, to Mrs. Elizabeth Child,
widow of the late Quarter- Master Child, 3rd 13att. 60tii Rcgt.
Dec. 2i (Deaths) In St. Lucy's, Hilhiry Howe, Esq. ; in Oistins, Mr. John
Melvin; in St. Michael's, \V. B. AViuter, Mr. Edward J. Lewis, Mr. Henry
Blanks, and Mrs. Joannah Snow.
1809.
Jan. 10 (Deaths) John Mather, Esq., of the Island of St. Lucia; Mr. Samuel
Moore of Tobago; in St. Michael's, Mr. James Pemberton ; in St. Peter's,
John Bovell, Esq. ; in St. George's, Mrs. Selman.
Jan. 24 Extraordinary longevity. Died last night at the Parochial Almshouse
in this town, Precilla Simpson, an old maid, aged 113 years.
Jan. 17 His Majesty's Brig " Morne Fortuuee " was unfortunately upset off
Martinique. Eighteen or nineteen of the crew were saved. " Lieut. Brown
is among the unfortunate sufferers " (drowned ?).
Jan. 10 Letters from St. Thomas confirm the death of General Ferrand at
St. Domingo, who, it is stated, being drawn into an ambush, in a lit of
chagrin blew his own brains out.
Jan. 31 (Deaths) Mrs. Elizabeth Goddard, aged 75 years. Miss Elizabeth
Morris, St. Michael's; Lieut. John S. Miller, 3rd W. 1. Regimcut.
(To be continued.)
» D' GooTi^e llobertsoii Uaillie, b. 17(58, studied medicine ui Lliiibur-li, s.-ryoJ for iinny
ycus in the \\M., was oii retiriii- iu 1S25 I.ispcctor-aoa' of Anuv Hospitals; <1. iii 61oaae b>i.
lu LS:^S. His wife, .lain; .Vmi, wis cid'j4 i:\n. <>t (;iurlcs .loli.i Wanior. a ).l uiljr uf Boauia, by
Dobara .Mirg' Ueb.-rca Hodge, dau. of the Gov' of Au-uilli. [Ed.]
CARIBBEANA. 45
iSotes anil ©ucrtc^*
LORD RODNEY'S APPOINTMENT OF HIS PRIZE
AGENT IN 1782.
Mr. Noel B. Livingston of Kingston, Jamaica, copied the following original
unrecorded Power of Attorney from the Records of the old Court of Yice-
Admiralty. It was torn in three or four places: —
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that I wlio have hereunto
set my hand and seal beinc; the Admiral and Commander in Chief of His Majestys
Ships and Yessels in tlie West Indies &c. &c. &c. have constituted and ap[)ointed
and do hereby constitute and Appoint ^Ir. Thomas Weir of the I.^iland of Jarii.-iica
to be my true and lawful Attorney and Agent for me in my name and to my use
to solicit transact and tai\e care of all my concerns and interest in any Prize
or Prizes Seizures or Re-captures that have been or shall be taken seised retaken
or destroyed by any of His Majostys Ships or A^essels under my command or to
which I am or shall be entitled by any means whatsoever and in all Head-money
or other money arising from such capture and interest Giving and Hereby
Granting to my said Attorney and Agent my full power and autliority in the
premises for Inventorying apprai.^^ing condemning and selling the said Prize or
Prizes Seizures and recaptures tlieir Cargoes tackle guns apparel and Furniture
and for the receiving the money arising; therefrom And also the said Head Money
by Bill made out by the Honourable Commissioners of His Majestys navy and
my respective share of the whole and for recovering obtaining compounding and
discharging the same and generally to do and act forme and for my use and safety
as fully and cffectxially to all intents and purposes as 1 myself might or could do
being personally present Acquittances and Releases and Other Discharges to
make and grant Ratifying and confirming all and whatsoever my said Attorney
and Agent or his substitute shall lawfully do or cause to be done in the premises
by virtue of these presents and in case of the decease or absence of my said
Attorney Mr. Thomas AV^eir I do hereby constitute and appoint to act in his stead
as my lawful Agent and Attorney IN WITNESS WHEREOE I have hereunto
set my hand and seal the first day of May in the year of Our Lord 1782 and in
the twenty second year of the reign of Our Sovereigu Lord King George the
Third by the Grace of God over Great Britain &c.
G. B. RODXET [1. 8.] .
Sealed and delivered in the presence of
A. N. Yates.
} THE SETTLEMENT OF JAMAICA.
• A considerable number of the early settlers in Jamaica did not emi<j;rate there
direct from Great Britain, but were drawn from the older colonies. Tliis point is
[ of much interest, and should be taken into consideration by readers when
E inquiring into the origin of the first inhabitants.
[ Capt. Gregory Butler, who was recruiting for the Expedition, in his letter to
I the Protector in IGoo [Thurloe's State Papers, iii., 574], wrote that Antegoe was
i molested by Indians and. had but 1200 meii, so lie would not enlist any. At
I Montserrat he raised SO, at Nevis 300, and at St. Kitts 800 or 900, in spite of
! the Frencli owning one half the colony. "This island is almost worne out by
I reason of the multitude that live upon "it. . . .The fleet appearing we shi])ped our
I men to the number of twelve hundred and dejjarted." Penn and Venablcs
I anchored olf St. Kitts on 0 April IGoo, and including the above 1200, thoy had on
I bo>U'd oOOO West Indian settlers, besides women and children, the majority from
46 CARIBBEANA.
Barbados. The survivors took possession of Jamaica next month. Yice-Admiral
Wm. Goodson wrote on 24 June IG.'G: "Upon notice given from Governor
Stokes of liiiiiself and the people of Nevis tlieir intention to transplant tliemselves
hither, dispatched three ships for their transport, and 4"'' Jnne a vessel arrived
from the Governor Avith three gentlemen to treat ■with ns concerning shipping
and to view the country. Afterwards fitted out a small vessel to carry back our
resolutions of sending shi])s for about 1000 jieople besides women, children and
servants" ("America and AV.l. Calendar for lC75-(), Addenda 1574-1G74, p. 110].
Ca])t. Godfrey writes on 30 June 1G5G : "Is going with some ships to. Nevis and
S' Christopher's to fetch the Governor, his lady, and such planters as will come
to Jamaica." [IhiJ., p. 112.]
Yice-Admiral Goodson writes again in Oct. IGoG: "that tliey arrived at
Nevis road on 0"' Oct. and have been embarking about 1400 men, women
and children, with their coods and servants and intend sailing 2f inst."
[JizW., p. 114.]
Cornelius Burough writes on 28 Nov. 1G5S: "In Gen. Brayne's time about
1,000/. in provisions was lent to Nevis planters settled on Port Morant, they
being in great want." \_lhid., p. 125.]
The reason of this emigration was also, I believe, because Nevis, like St. Kitts,
was over populated. It was a very small island of some 50 square miles, with a
great central mountain, and not much available land for new comers.
After the capture of St. Kitts by the French in IGGG, Du Tertre says some of
the English inhabitants were sent to Jamaica, etc.
In 1G70 the Somer Islands were so crowded that many of its peojde removed
to Jamaica. In 1G75 most of the English with their slaves also went there from
Surinam — total in three ships, 1231. Their names are given. [America and
W.I., 286.]
Editok.
THE PARISH REGISTEES OF BARBADOS.
Bishop's Court,
Barbados.
11 October 1910.
The Registration of Baptisms, Marriages, etc., is very incomplete, owing to
the destruction of nearly all the Registers in the year 1831,* but in some
parishes, entries have been made of Baptisms, etc., in the Parish Yestry Books.
There is, however, no complete list.
Below is a list of the Parishes in my Diocese : —
S. Micliael. S. Philip. S. James. S. Lucy.
Christ Church. S. John. S. Peter. S. Andrew.
S. George. S. Thomas. S. Joseph.
W. P. Bahbados. '
HISTORIC SITES IN BARBADOS.
Allusion was made in Yol. I., p. 2S7, to the list of such sites printed on
23 December 1909 in the " Jamaica Gazette." The Committee for Barbados has
now completed its task, and ou 17 June 1910 sent in its Report, of which
• Ou the 10-11 Au!,'. of that year a most destructive hurriciuio occurreil. Owinc to the
liability of the "West Indies to earthquakes, hurncanes, and fires, it seems dcsiniblo thai an Act
should he pas-ed, providitii: for ihe transcription of the parish rcu'isters, and for the deposit with
the r.islio]' caidi year of certififd copies ol all entries. Such an Act was at oue time in force evea
iu England, and in these islands it is still more necessary. [Ed.]
CARIBBEANA... 47
a printed copy has been forwarded to me by !Mr. E. G. Sinclder, the Hon.
Secretary. Tliiy list coinprises all the old forts mid batteries ; tombs on plantations ;
and ancient " Great liouses," of which Fontabelle, Diax Hall, and iSicholas Abbey
were apj)arently all erected in the Cromwellian period. The M.I. noted relate
more especially to the following families, viz.: —
Ayshford, Collins, Cul])fper, Forte, Greaves, Holder, Holloway, Hooke, Lear,
Lillington, Morris, l\ie-e, Ivider, liouse, Scott, Simmons, Skeete, Thori)e, Tyler,
Walton, AVilkinson, AVilliams, and Worrell. As tlie vaults on the plantations
are more liable to destruction than tliose in the cliurchyards, it is hoped that the
Inscriptions at all these outlying places may be copied verbatim and the coats of
arms noted and forwarded to me for publication.
The late ]Major Herbert Thome of Barbados copied all tlie M.l. of St. ^lichael's,
and perhaps of other parishes, and his collection should certainly be printed.
Major Lawrence Archer's well-known work relates <.-hietly to Jamaica, and he
stated that his stay at Barbados was so short that he only noted Inscriptions
down to 1700.
Editor.
ARCIIBOULD OF JAMAICA (I., 264).
In the AVest India Committee Circular for 6 December 1910, tinder "Historic
Sites and Monuments," appeared JMr. F. Cundall's article on "Constant Spring,"
from which I quote as follows : —
" When the lands on the plain of Liguanea were divided amongst themselves
by Cromwell's army of occupation, that part on which the Constant Spring estate
stands fell to the lot of Lieut. -Colonel Henry Archbould,* a member of the first
Council nominated in 16G1. He married in 1C6S (he was her third husband and
she was his second wife) the mother of Sir Nicholas Lawes (afterwards Governor
of the Colony), but died in the following year, she surviving him twenty years.
His son Colonel Henry Archbould, who had sat for St. George from 1G80 to 1688,
was elected Member of the Assembly for St. Andrew in 1701-2.
" His wife Joanna AVilhelmina was sister to the wife and cousin of Sir Henry
Morgan (buccaneer and Governor of Jamaica), and sister to the wife of Colonel
Robert Byndlos, Chief Justice. She obtained a patent of naturalisation in
August 1685. The second Colonel Archbould died in 1700, and was buried in
Halfway-Tree Church. The first Colonel Archbould's second son, ^lajor AVilliam
Archbould, was' member for St. Andrew in 1688. James Archbould, the son of
his second wife, was member for St. Andrew in 1702-4, but sat for St. David in
1713.
"In 1759 a private Act was passed (we read in Mr. Feurtado's ' Oilicial and
other Personages of Jamaica,' 1S96) for the sale of certain lands in Liguanea
belonging to Henry Archbould, late of the said ])arish, deceased, for payment of
£8000 with interest, devised by the will of the said Henry Archbould to his
daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Archbould, and for other purposes.
"In 1765 Constant Sjjring estate, with some mountain land adjoining, called
Snow Hill, was (the writer is informed by Mr. G. E. Judah) sold by Henry
Archbould to Daniel Moore, etc."
Editor.
* lie c;inio over «ith CJenonl Venables in ]65'1, bein'„' then a C:i|/lnin, and lienunie later Lieut. -
Qoloiiel of Carter's Rejjimeut. (" Narrative pf Ueueral Venables' E.vjieiJitioii," by Firth, p. 117.)
48 CARIBBEANA.
MORGAN OF JAMAICA.
Colonel Ec1\\artl ]\J organ went out as Lieut. -Governor in 1CG4, and dird in
St. Eustatius July 16G5 during the attack of that I.^Iand. By his wife, a dau. of
Baron I'ollnitz, he had: —
I. Anne Petronella, married Colonel Eobert Byndlos. He died IG June 1GS7,
aged 49. "Will I'eeorded. Slab at St. Catherine's with his arms, impaling
, . . . a cJievro7i leiiccen three bucks' heads cahossed for Morgan (/\rcher,
34). They had issue :—
1. Cliarles, heir 1G88 to his uncle by marriage. Sir Plenry Morgan,
Avhose surname he was to take. A Tho. Byndlos of Jamaica
graduated at Loyden 23 August 1742.
2. A dau., married Tho. B., grandson of Colonel Peter Beckford.
lie matriculated from Merton College, Oxford, 10 JN'ovembor
1699, aged 17.
II. Mary Elizabeth, second dau. and fourth child, married soon alter 1GG5
her first-cousin, Sir Henry Morgan (eldest son of Robert 51 organ of
Llanrhymny, G-lamorgani^hire. bi-other of the above Colonel Edward
Morgan). He was born about lG3o. Lieut. -Governor of Jamaica
1674. Buried at St. Cath. 26 August IGSS. Will dated 17 June
and sworn 14 September IGSS. She was buried at the same place
3 iSJarch 1G9G, s.p. Archer gives no M.I. See article on Sir Henry
Morgan in the " D.N.B."
IIL Joanna AVilhelmina, married at St. Catherine 30 November 1671 (I., 14),
Colonel Henry Archbould.
Editoe.
EECOEDS OE BARBADOS.
"About the year IGGG, the Bridge-Town was burnt; and all the chief Records
lost by a Hurricane, which happen'd the same year." (" Memoirs of the Eirst
Settlement of Barbados," Appendix I.)
In 1GG7 a commission collected all the Acts, "the Original Rolls being lost
either in the Hurricane or Eire." The earliest of these Acts was dated 1648.
By No. 5 Act, dated 13 March 1648, styled "An Act for the Transcription and
safe keeping of the Records," it was enacted that the Secretary .•^hould draw a list
of the books of records, and send them to some able person or Chief Oiiicer, who
was to cause them to be transcribed. (-'Tlie Laws of Barbados," printed by
John Baskett, fo. p. 5.) This officer was, I think, subsequently styled the Register
or Registrar. By Act No. 41, passed in IGGl, the Pees of the Secretary's Office
were settled, and the following papers are mentioned, viz. : Heed, bill of sale,
bond, ticket, de])osition, liceiice for marriage, will, administration, inventory, etc.
{IbiiL, p. 40.) Of the subsequent history of the Record Office I know little.
Will some local authority give our readers an account of the present contents,
with dates ?
Editor.
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BROOKS OF ST. ELIZABETH. JAMAICA.
From an old paiiitint;; on pareliniont. Akms. — Or, a croxs engrailed j)er pale
Oiihs and Snhle. Ckkst. — A brock or badger proper.
CARIBBEANA. 49
Broohs of Bt €lmhttl)y Jamaica/
The earlier portion of the pccliG;ree has been taken by Miss Nembhard from
one drawn up by lawyers about 1807, endors^ed " Sketch of Descent of F. G. Smyth
Es-^ from Geo."lJrooks sen. Geo. Brooks, Will Enf" 2P' Nov' 1750. Lib. 28,
folio 19. Papers relative to Mrs. Witter. Xot e.xamined." George Brooks. s:reat-
grandaon of testator, was Claimant under the will as Right Heir of Mrs. Witter,
the surviving Uau. of the three. P. G. Smyth of Goshen was Claimant as sur-
viving Heir of one of the Daus., being son of Era. Geo. Smyth, deceased, and
grandson of Cath. Brooks and E. Smyth. The latter portion has been taken from
the pedigree drawn up by her father, the late Major-Geneial jS'embhard (1S"_*7 —
1905), founded on facts partly derived from his mother (ISOb — 187-1). The
j pedigree requires proof from wills, deeds, and parish registers, but it is probably
i fairly accurate.
} A bookplate of John Brooks has been preserved ; it is in the Chippendale style,
I with the Brooks arms so incorrectly engraved as to be useless for illustration.
< It however shews on an escutcheon of pretence ; Gules, 07i a chevron Or three
I pellets, a coat of some heiress which has not been identified. [Editor.]
t
j SANTA CRUZ PARK,t JAMAICA.
I This estate is iu the parish of St. Elizabeth, some tw'o miles from the village
J of Santa Cruz. About a mile from the residence known as "Pear Tree Valley"
i are the ruins of an old house with its large overgrown flower garden still traceable.
I To the east, on a slight eminence four or Hvc chnins off, is the old family burial-
I place, about 20 feet square, enclosed by a low stone wall. Within this is a stone
^ tomb, surmounted by a massive black marble slab, with the following arms and
j inscription : —
' AuMS. — . . . . A cross enqrailed per pale .... (no tinctures). Ceest. — A ladder
passant above an esquire's helmet.
" Here lies the body of George Brooks, Esq"" the Elder, who departed this
life May y*^ 0"', 1750, aged 62 years, who was an indulgent father, a loving
husband, and a good friend."
In his will (entered in the Record Office in Libro 28, fo. IS), dated 3 March
1748 and proved 21 November 1750, he names his wife Eliz., six sons, Samuel,
I John, George, Christopher, Thomas, and Francis, also four daus., Anna, Elizabeth,
Bonella, and Catherine.
I AVithout the enclosure, on the north, south, and east sides, are three more
! tombs, of which the north side one has no inscription. The tomb on the south
\ side has the following inscription on a limestone slab : —
j " Here lieth the body of M" Elizabeth Chambers, who departed this life on
I the 16 day of IMarch, 1772, aged 52^ years 3 months and eleven days. She was
an indulgent parent and a good woman."
The tomb to the east is inscribed as follows, also on a limestone slab : —
" Here lieth the body of Boxella Cha.mbers who departed this life on Sunday
the 6"' September 1772 aged 31 years and four mouths. She was a fond
affectionate wife, a dutiful child, and a benevolent woman."
\ The whole of the above information lias been derived from an article iu
'i "The Gleaner" of Jamaica, 1S9S, by Leslie Alexander, a clerk in the Record
I OfEce of Kingston.
I * Contributed by Miss Mabel Nembhard of 27 Gilbert Street, W.
J. t Formerlv known as " Burnt Ground."
[ X J. think "this 52 must be an error for 32, as she would hardly be 21 year.i older than her
! .sister Bonella.
\ VOL. II. B
50"
CARIBBEANA.
BROOKS OF ST. ELIZABETH. JAMAICA.
Arms on tomb of George Brooks, IGSS — 1750. — A cross engrailed per pale
(no tinctures). Crest. — Above an esquire's helmet a brock or badger passant.
. . . ., mar-=pChi'i.'>tophor Ernoks of Godalming, oo. Surrey, ^Ann Shak-=j=Judith
ried in j England, M.D. ; bur. there 8 December 171S. ; spear, mar- ....
England. • AV'ill dated 1.3 October 1718; proved o Feb. ried in J. 3rd
1st wife. 1718-19 (22, Browning). j 2nd Avife. wife.
Christopher
Brooks, by
1st wife, in
England.
George Brooks of Bnrntground, St. Elizabeth's, in J. ;=
died n May 1750, a-t. G2. M.I. on his estate. Will dated
3 March 1718; proved 21 November 1750 at J.
=Eli
George
Brooks, in
175-i owned
G015 acres
in St. Eliza-
beth's ; d.
bach.
1
Samuel
John=j
p. . . . Thomas
Brooks,
Brooks,
Brooks,
d. s.p.
alive in
alive in
after
jNEarch
iMarcli
1718.
171S.
1718;
d. s.p.
Christoplier=I)eborah ITay;born
Brooks, who 1 1733; mar. G Sep.
or 3; d
settled the
Hounslow
estate, St.
Elizabeth's.
1752 or 3; d. G
JunelS23. Tablet
in Black Biver
Church " erected
by her grandson."
John
J 1
Richard Brooks,
1 1
Son, name
John Brooks.=;
=Ann.sisterof James
" Brooks,"
living 1792; d.
unknown,
J.P. and of St.
Virgo Dunn ; d. in
natural
s.p. ; ? Post-mas-
d. s.p.
Elizabetii's in
Upper Berkeley
son, living
ter, Spa Town,
—
1782; d. be-
St., London, about
1792.
1782.
Edward
fore 1817, pro-
1839; buried in a
—
Brooks,
bably before
vault in one of the
Joseph Brooks,
living after
1S07.
Marylebone burial
living 1792 ; d.
1792 ;d. s.p.
grounds. •
• s.p.;?Lieut.-Col.
and A.D.C. 1784.
George Brooks of Burntground, born 22 May=
1783 ; he settled the Blenheim estate with
money inherited from his great-aunt Eliza-
beth ; Ensign St. Elizabeth IMilitia in 1805,
Lieutenant 180G, Captain 1811; in an old
plan of ]31cnheim lie is described as " Col." ;
d. 27 June 1832; bur. in the churchyard at
Snowdon, J.
^Sarah Tharp Petgrave,
dau. of William Burt
Wright of Enfield. J.,
and his wife Frances ;
born 1781-5 ; mar. 13
April 1807; died 13
June 1855-7 (?) ; bur.
at Snowdon, .T.
Ann, mar.
William
Hewitt.
Had issue.
See % p. 52.
CARIBBEANA.
51
The above burial-ground was not noted by Archer. On p. 327 he gives a M.I.
from Falmouth Church in the parish of Trclawnev to : " John Tharp Chambers,
son of Edward Chambers Esq. d. 1795."
There is a suiall paper plan, drawn up in 1792 by Eras. Eobcrtson, Survr.,
giving the boundaries between Longwood and Burnt Ground plantations in
St. Elizabeth's parish. " Burntground House " is marked, and '" Land laid out
for George Brooks," bounded at the north-west corner by iSamuel Kushton and
Heury Fleeming, then north and cast by " Land belonging to the proprietors of
Longwood Pen," and at the south-east corner by " ]S'ow Emaus Pen Patented by
"William Eussell." Then follows a clause that ""W'e Eichard Joseph Edward and
Samuel
Brooks, of
J. in 171S.
John Brooks. John Brooks. Erancis Brooks.
Probably d. young.
Erancis Brooks,
by 3rd wife, in
England.
I I.
Francis Brooks,
alive in March
1748 ; d. s.p.
Anna, mar. Lewis
Williams ; alive
in March 1748.
Catherine, mar.
Erancis Smyth,
who was bur. at
Haughton, La-
covia. She d.
before 1772, and
had issue.
Elizabeth, mar. 1st
.... Witter ; 2ndly
.... Chambers ; d.
16 March 1772 (at.
32 ?) ; bur. at iHunt
Ground. Had
issue.
Bonelhi, mar. Thomas
Chambers, Member of
Assembl v for St. El i/a-
beth 1782. She d. G
September 1772, mt.
31 ; bur. at Burnt
Ground.
George
Brooks.
Christopher
Brooks.
Said to have d. before
they were 21, unmar-
ried.
A dau.,
Foster,
issue.
M I . .
mar Ann, born 3 August 176/ ; mar. m
Had J., 29 March 1787, Ballard Beckford
Nembhard, to whom she brought a
— share of the Hounslow estate. He
d. 11 June 1821, a^t. 59; bur. in
the crypt of All Saints' Church, South-
ampton. She d. in London 2 August
1818; bur. in churchyard of Old
Marylebone Church. They left issue.
A d
au.
mar. 1st
.... Van Hie-
land ; 2ndly ....
Cooper.
Elizabeth Eaby, born in J. about
1796 ; mar. George Wilson Bridges,
M.A., Eector of St. Ann's, J., and
later Incumbent at Beachley, co.
Gloucester, author of " Annals of
Jamaica." He d. September 1863,
aet. 76, and was bur. at Beachley.*
She d. at Ealing 14 February 1?>62 ;
bur. at Beachley. Four of their six
daus. were drowned through a boat-
ing accident.
* An pn;^raviii.£r ot tlio curious rofk \y]<
was {lUblislicd in " OiUliiies aud Notes " in
Frances, born 1797 ; mar. 1st in AVest-
moreland, J., 11 March 1817, William Burt
Wright of Kingston (brother of Sarah).
He d. 20 February 1S21, a>t. 30; bur. in
Kingston Parish Clnurhyard. M.I. (Arciier
150)! lie was Ensign St. Elizabeth Militia
ISOO, and ^Merchant of Kingston. Left
issue. She mar. 2ndly Charles James.
She d. in England April 182S.
icli KCi-ves as a monument to the whole Bridges family
1863.
f: 2
52
CAEIBBEAiJA.
%.
I
Elizabeth Frances, born in J. 1.5 July 180S ;
mar. at Blenheim, 1 February 1827, ^Vil]ialn
Ncinbliard of Kensington and Hounslow
estates. He was born 22 DcL-ember 1796,
and d. in London 9 October 1^33; bur. in
the Marylebone Burial-ground, Paddington
Street. She d. in Germany 25 June 1871 ;
bur. at Canstatt, Wurtemberg. Had issue.
See p. 50.
I
I
George Brooks, =
M.D., of Burnt-
groundandBlcn-
]ieini,born3i)ec.
Is0i);d. at Span-
ish Town 2sMav
1854, of cholera.
^Clarissa Burt,
born in Edin-
burgh (?) 1S09;
mar. at Ch.irlton,
Kent. England. 4
Oct. 1831; d. 30
Oct. 1SS7; bur.
at Kensal Green.
Caroline Broughton=
Burt, mar. in Edin-
burgh (?) 15 April
1857; d. of yellow
fever in J. 14 Dec.
1857, jet. 23 ; bur. at
St. Andrew's Church,
Half Way Tree.
(Archer.) 1st wife.
I
:George Bygrave Brooks, =
M.A., born at Blenheim
8 July 1832; ordained
priest in J. 1S57 ; Cliap-
iain to the Bishop of
Kingston 18G1— 79; Act-
ing Chaplain to the
Forces 1S65— 84; Arch-
deacon of Surrey, J.,1S79
—84; Yicar of Edles-
borough, Bucks, 1SS4 —
1910, -when he resigned ;
living in Loudon January
1911 ; s.p.
: Laura, dau. of=
Samuel Bel-
cher Chapman
of Ipswich ;
mar. 7 Feb.
ISGl ; d. 10
October 1904.
a't. 70 ; bur. at
Kensal Green.
2nd wife.
:L^abella Lydia,
dau. of the late
George Stewart
(see Galloway
in Debrctt) and
Mary his wife,
dau. of Tliomas
Carrie of New-
ton Airds, Dum-
fries ; mar. 15
January 190S ;
alive in January
1911. 3rd wife.
John Brooks of the one part, and John Brooks of the other part do hereby agree
that the lines .... in the above diagram .... shall be ... . the dividing lines
between our properties . . . ." Not signed nor sealed.
The second John is thought to have been a natural son of George Brooks, Esq.,
because in 17(39 and 1775 privnte acts were passed to authorize tiie latter to
dispose of his estate, without regard to the Law- of Disabilities, and to intitle his
reputed children bv i\[arr Powell to the same rights as English ^jubjects (Feurtado).
Dr. George Brooks inherited a moiety of the Chester estate Trehiwney and
Mr. Kenyon the other from the widow of James Virgo Dunn, his great-uncle,
but sold'this to Mr. Kenyon in 1844. He also sold outlying portions of Burnt
Ground, and uegros were allowed to squat on the remainder.
His son, the Kev. George Bygrave Brooks, sold 300 acres of the Blenheiui
estate, which had formerly brought in £10,00U a year, to a Kev. Mr. Hildebrand,
Eector of Snowdon, both estate and house then being in a ruinous condition, fur
£180.
Christopher Brooks of Farncomb in the parish of Godalming, co. Surrey,
doctor in ])hysick. Will dated 13 October 5 Geo., 1718. Ti) my sons Samuel^ and
George Brooks, now in Jamaica, the mortgage for £300 made unto me by Tho.
Downer of tlie parish of A'eere in the said J. To my son Fra. Brooks, now an
infant, my messuages in Godalming at 23, my wife to receive tlie rents till then
for his bringing up, and if he die to my daus. .Mary and Ann i?rooks, and 1 further
give my daus. £100 apiece at 21. My wife Judith Ex'tri.v and all residue. iMv
friends" AVm. Osborne, citizen and liabc'rdasher of London, and Jas. Figg. jun., of
CARIBBEANA.
53
Charlotte Augusta, born 14
December 1817 ; mar. at
Blenheim, 27 July 183G,
Lieut. John Gurley, E.N.,
Governoi' of Carriacou,
"VVindwardlsles, born 1796.
He bur. in Old St. Marv's
Cemetery, Cheltenham, De-
cember 1851. She bur. 17
April 1867 near him ; s.p.
Roberta Wilmena, born 25
December 1821 ; mar. at
St. David's Church, Man-
chester, J., 1 November
1S37, Charles Jacques
Philippe Douet,* Eector of
Metcalfe, J. He d. in J.
16 March 1862. She d.
11 November ISSl' ; bur.
at Teddington, Surrey,
England. Had issue.
Henrietta IMorgan, born
28 March 1821 ; mar. at
St. Mary Abbott's, Ken-
sington, April 1869,
Henry J. AV'hitling. He
d. 28 May 1886; bur.
at St. Peter's, Croydon,
Surrey. She d. s.p. 5
ApririS90; bur. at Ted-
dington.
Ella, born 4
November
1834 ; d. of
measles 8
Mar. 1840,
set. 5.
Edward Nembhard Brooks, born 20 Eliza, born 22 December 1810 ;
March 1837; d. of measles 8 March d. in Dublin of measles 28 ^fay
1840, a;t. 3.
Clara, born 10 November 1838 ; d.
of measles 17 March 1840, a-t. 16
months.
1856 ; bur. at Harold's Cross.
Henrietta Louisa, born 29 Dec.
1841 ; d. in Dublin of measles
5 June 1856 ; bur. at Harold's
Cross.
These three were buried on the same
day at Kensal Green.
Chichester, co. Sussex, chirurgeon, overseers in trust, to whom 1 give a guinea
each for a ring.
Witnesses : AVm. Ayling, Rich. Norris, Wm. Godfrey.
Proved o February 1718 (22, Browning).
"Col. Brooks" was named in the list of his officers drawn up by YenablcH.
See Bridges' " Annals of Jamaica," 1827, i., p. 19S. Bridges has added a note
that he settled in the parish of St. Eliz.
Jamaica,
LIST OF AVILLS RELATING TO THIS ISLAND PROVED IN THE
P.C.C. FROM 1655 TO 1810.
The following list of testators has been gradually made during a search,
extending over many years, through the volumes of wills at Somerset House.
1 do not think uuuiy names have been omitted, though some refereuces are sure lo
have been overlooked.
In 1656 a list was drawn up of officers au.l soldiers engaged in the Amencau
EKpcdition who applied for arrears of pav, or on whose account chtims were made hy
their widows, etc. (185 names, •' Colonial Cal."). On 18 April 1656 Sn.<ann;i. rohci;
of Edward AVinslowe, Esq., and Josiah, bis son and cx'or. rL'])resented ttiat her
husband was appointed on 12 Uecember 1651 one of the commissioners in the
Expedition to the W.I., with a salarv of .CLOOO per annum, but died on the
voyage 8 May 1655 {Ibid., p. 439). Capt. George Butler, and Mary, widow of
♦ Their first sou Wiis Clns. Fred. (1810— I'JOo), A>sistant Bishop of J. 1SS3-1904, con-
secrated ill Wustuiiiisler Abbey 30 Noveiubor 188S.
54 CARIBBEANA.
Major-General Eichard Fortescue, are also among those named. See also her
Petition of August LG61 (Ibid., p. o2). Considering that the death roll, at the
abortive attack at Hispaniola alone, amounted to 1700, there are surprisingly few
wills on record — less than 2 per cent. During the tirst six or seven years these
relate mostly to soldiers and sailors, are very short, and of little interest, except
when the ship is named, so I have not given a complete list of them. Instead of
the familiar " H.M.S." the letters '' S.S." for " States Ship " were used during the
Cromwellian usurpation.
1655 Atlett.
Edw. Winslowe, Esq. bound in a viage to sea. Col. Venables overseer. 377.
Hercules Mills, Corporal of the ship Sorrington in the W.I. 381.
Tho. Newman of the ship Matliias bound from the "W.I. 3Sl.
The. Lawes of New Sarum, m'chant, on the Swiftsure off S' Domingo. This
Expedition to America. 3S1.
Edw. Edger, minister of the JIarsfon Moore. 381.
Capt. Geo. Butler, bound in the Expedition under Gen' Venables. 382.
Jas. Henker on a voyage to the W.I. under Gen' Penn, n. at Gosport. 451.
Geo. Brookes at the Barbadoes 2 March 1G54. We goe for Hispaniola aboard
the Matthias. 466.
1656 Bebklet.
Wm. Webb a souldier at Jamaica, Dec. 1654. 427.
1657 EUTHEK.
John Bexwick, a soldier at J. Dec. 1654. 104.
Geo. Cop armorer of the WeJcomhe at J. 5 March 1655. 104.
David Jones commander of the Huntter bregenteen in the port of J. My sugar
and tobacco. No date. 104.
Andrew Smith, cook of the ship Welcome in the States Service u. at J. 1 Aj).
1656. 110.
Chr. Carter, apothecary to the English Army in J. 13 Dec. 1656. Friends
Col. John Ilumfrey and Capt. Rob. Hannah. 110.
Wm. Hood n. of Barking " lately from Jameco," carpenter. 121.
Col. Eich. Fortescue. 276.
John Barrel!, bound to J. Dec. 1654. 498.
Gilbert Bury, 1. soldier in Capt. Sedgwick's Cu. in Col. Humphries Eeg. of Foot
at J. n. in L. 28 Sep. 1657. 519.
1658 WooiTOx.
Fra. Fairfax Esq. 1. a Capt. at J. but in L. dec'' 15 Feb. 1657. 114.
Tho. Downing 1. Lieut, to Capt. Barnard Evanes foot Co. in Col. Fra. Barrington's
Eeg. in the I. of Jammeca 22 May 1658. 484.
Rich. Collins 1. armorer in the S.S. Indian at Jemaca dec'' 7 June 1657. 484.
[I found no further wills until 1662, when those of the planters, merchants,
etc., commence. — En.]
1662 Chr. Tiller 56 Laud. \ 1676 Fra. Man 32 Bcncc.
1665 Wm. Martin 31 Hvde.
1C67 Tho. Kendall 23 Carr.
1669 Eoger Gumby 43 Coke.
1670 Jas. ^Lin, S' 39 Duke.
1672 Tho. Love 62 Eure.
Ja3. Blatt, Jf 89 „
Tho.
Arnald
110 .,
1677
Hen.
Hopkins
92 Hale
167S
Nich
. Hiflvos
76 Eeevc
Jeff.
Milberry
144 ,,
1679
Hen.
Eoach
36 King
1)
Eich
. Bcckford
156 „
1680
Eob. Bridgwood
74 Bath.
1697
Anne Inge
11 Pyne
1682
Anth. Boutchcr
91 Cottle.
99
John Swiaton
103 „
1683
Geo. Coale
2 Drax.
99
Wm. Auger
178 „
»
Hen. Kymes
87 „
9)
Cha. Whittell
(?) 203 „
>»
Cha. Johnson
141 „
99
Rich. North
293 „
1684
Midi. Hunt
75 Hare.
1698
Sam. Lewis
78 Lort.
»
Tho. Pearson
117 „
9J
Wm. Corey
97 „
))
John Wells
132 „
»9
Sam. Foxley
213 „
1685
Geo. Fawcett
19 Cann.
1699
Jos. James
134 Pett.
»
John Onions
123 „
99
Edw. Stoakes.
196 „
1686
Hen. Coward
15 Lloyd.
1700
Geo. Symes
185 Noel.
1687
John Says
14 Foot.
1701
Wm. Matthews
25 Dyer.
ji
Eob. Haton
151 „
99
Elinor Brad way
60 „
99
Sam. Bache
164 „
99
Mich. Whittell
120 „
1688
Dan. Hicks
94 Exton.
99
Rich. Bagnall
163 „
>)
John Plummer
99 „
1702
Rice James
03 Heme.
)!
John Cope
132 „
99
Sir Wm. Beeston
172 „
)?
Aath. Swymmer
141 „
1703
Tho. Hals
69 Degg.
99
Tho. Hawkins
150 „
99
Jas. Banister
106 „
1'
1689
Edw. Sealy
87 Ent.
99
Sir Wm. Hayman
111 „
1 ■
>j
Roger Flower
110 „
99
Edw. Hall
143 „
'('
55
Sir Cha. Modyford
ISO „
99
Rich. Sergeant
158 „
1
1690
Tho. AYilles
82 Dyke.
99
Peter Peterson
173 „
1
1691
Sir Tho. Lynch
39 Yere.
99
John Browne
179 „
i
55
Cap. Fra. JJykes
51 „
99
John Cossley
184 „
1
1692
Esther Cope
25 Fane..
99
Jas. Gray
187 „
99
John Fleming
27 „
99
Val. Weaver
217 „
1
9)
\Vm. Nichold
43 „
99
Sir Tho. Modyford
22S „
>
99
Sir Fra. Watsou
59 „
1704
Wm. Browne
4 Ash.
I
95
Fra. Hanson
88 „
j9
David Masters
90 „
>
99
Gab. Pitt
91 „
99
Eman. Morton
(?)94 5,
I
99
Wm. Harvy
153 „
9)
John Sutton
loo „
i
99
Jacob Loader
187 „
99
Edw. Benson
193 .,
I
9)
Mathew Pigeon
209 „
99
Edw. Adye
247 „
.:
99
Geo. Sare
230 „
1705
Fra. Rogers
15 Gee.
<
1693
Caleb Wcstbrooke
199 Coker.
99
Owen Evans
26 „
1694
Col. John O'Bryan
61 Box.
9)
John Moses
56 „
1
99
Fulke Rose
97 „
9J
Fra. Shipley
77 „
99
Mary Hughes
147 „
99
Rich. Dolling
87 „
99
Tho. Tastar
205 „
)9
Cha. Hutchinson
174 „
55
Jas. Teagi
238 „
)9
Lewis Sweeting
209 „
99
Jas. Dixvis
246 „
1706
John Swan
98 Eedes.
1695
Hen. Fenwick
72 Irby.
9)
Wm. Cooke
143 „
f
99
Dan. Gosling
72 „
99
Sara Drury
144 „
99
Deborah Tilly
107 „ ■
99
Wm. Alsop
iss „
i
99
Mathew Matson
134 „
99
Cap. Nath. Browne
, 230 „
V
99
Nath. Terry
162 „
99
Tho. Hudson
235 „
1696
John Murray
36 Bond.
99
Sarah Coles
252 „
99
Rich. Wescoiube
42 „
1707
Tho. Whitsoa
49 Foley.
99
Tho. Scoakes
102 „
n
Wm. Bowyer
99 „
99
Martiu Whatsou
104 „
?5
Henry Barnes
99 „
)5
Tho. Spand forth
127 „
15
Cba. Kui<?;ht
113 „
I
))
Jonas N'elson
162 „
15
Walter Phillip
116 „
))
Jas. Comiugs
181 „
»5
Isaiah Tranter
126 „
99
Hen. Hunt
206 „
15
Henry Y'oung
128 „
9)
Sara. Bernard
218 „
55
Ralph Potton
149 „
1097
Chr. Cooper
1 Pyue. 1
55
Tho. Nuttall
234 „
66
Caribbeana.
1707
1708
1709
1710
1711
1712
1713
171J.
Tho. Shelswell
211 Foley, i
1714
"Wm. Bonner
234 Aston.
John Slatt
287
)) i
n
Rich. Grant
241 „
Alex. Taylor
288
)) 1
1715
Henry Lowe
52 Fagg.
Archar Martin
IG Barrett. '.
1716
John Bourdon
42 Fox.
Jas. Wilson
25
J) !
))
Tim. Babington
44 „
Tho. Neale
47
„
»1
Laur. Galdy
49 „
Ted. Hosewell
63
,,
Anth. Major
102 „
Mathew Gosse
86
1717
Ph. Lynch
37 Whitfield.
Smith Kelley
93
)»
Wm. Styles
(JG
Henry Peill
226
?i
Tho. Freeman
134
Cha. Penhallow
227
1)
Edw. Cooke
168
Frances Beckford
279
!1
Jas. Woodhouse
246
Benj. Uogett
53
Lane.
1718
]Matliew Gregory
11 Tenison.
Elias Isezereau
198
11
11
Sam. Lloyd
129
Tho. Grav
212
• 1
Rob. Holridge
177 „ J
Rich. Wellen
269
))
11
Geo. French
238 „ ^
Capt. Ste. Hutchiu
s 2SS
11
1719
Chr. Brooke
22 Browning.
John Ellis
64 Smith.
11
Jos. Hodges
29
Abr. "Wilson
133
11
11
Cha. Dove
126
Jas. Allen
237
11
j^
Alex. Hall
146
Mathew Crew
3 Y
oung.
11
Jas. Skinner
991
— J- ,,
Tho. Sutton
59
11
11
Win. Ashburxi
096
Sam. Barnes
74
1!
1720
Dudley Scott
92 Shaller.
John Taylor
94
11
11
Henry „
92 „
Roger EUeston
103
11
1)
Jas. Haslewood
156 „
Jas. Donaldson
156
11
11
Joshua Bowes
209 „
Jas. Saunders
175
11
51
John Skipp
241 „
John Clarke
231
11
11
Tho. Yaughan
264 „
Cha. Fletcher
234
11
1721
Sam. Hunt
rO Buckingham.
Lewis Florison
235
11
11
Edw. James 148 „
Wm. Wade
249
Rich. Collett 159
Eliz. Polkinhorue
175 B
"irnes.
1722
Ph. Ford
6 Marlbro'.
Neh. Male
194
11
11
John 3Iarshall
102
John Rosewell
196
11
Anth. Bigg
207
Geo. Osborne
254
11
1723
Cha. Long
103 Richmond. i
Sam. Tudman
71 Leeds.
11
Jas. Fisher
207
John Destapleton
91
11
1724
Jas. Correa
78 Bolton.
Wm. Farke
144
11
n
Sam. Homing
85 „ •
John Cooke
155
11
11
Sir Nich. Lawes
86 „
Jos. Carteret
156
11
11
Dame Jane Moddiford
Henry Ilarwood
161
11
ats Long
173 „
Doro. „
161
11
11
Geo. Skinner
198 „
Jas. Elder
186
11
n
Tho. Rose
253 „
Geo. Osborne
Joan Eusome
267 „
191 and 248
11
1725
AVm. Axtell
205 Romnev.
John Patten
192
11
1726
Rob. Poole
266 Plymouth.
Edw. Boyle
220
11
1727
Kich. Chitty
131 Far rant.
John Hays
226
11
11
A\'"in. Norris
239
Geo. Dawson
243
11
1)
Eli/. Ro.se
306
Fra. Johnson
258
11
1728
Edm. Kelly
117 Brook.
"Wm. Lane
277
11
„
Brace Mills
119 .,
Rich. Lloyd
55 .
\ston.
„
Abr. Martins
188 .,
D;U!. Plowman
124
11
1 J
John Blair
283 „
Sarah Chorley
134
11
!•
Tho. Bernard
34''
.-IT- ,,
Peter Slaughter
181
11
1720
Harry Gearing
11 Abbott.
"\Vm. Whitehorne
203
11
11
Pancef(n-t Mil'lcb
'50 „
Isaac Elton
218
>i
1730
Geo. Dawes
5 Aubcr.
I
fcARIBBEANA.
57
1730
1731
1732
1733
1734
1735
1736
1737
1738
1739
1740
1741
John Bennett
5S Auber. |
John Fielding
279
) J
Dom. Corn_vn
300
Jl
Anth. Swyinmer
343
H
Eob. Fletcher
6 Isham. |
Jas. Eall
101
Tho. Osborne
192
Wm. Beckford
2i6
Jas. Patterson
202
David Piteairn
286
Clia. Hogg
71 Bedford. |
Tho. Liell
76
)»
Eich. Asheton
154
1»
Wm. Parke
234
J?
Arthur Slingsby
235
11
Wm. Herbert
13 Price. |
Favell Peek
318
n
John Serle
319
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Jacob Lamb
201 Ockham. |
Wm. Cockburn
235
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Eob. Jackson
266
11
John Curry
166 Ducie. 1
Capt. Edw. Bennct 200
i>
Col. John Cavalier 202
1)
Eachel Gomes Gutieres
206
i
Jas. Marshall
13 Derby. !
Peter Beckford
101
„
Edw. Prater
114
)i
Tho. Hill
131
n
Fra. Cavally
263
))
John Martin
273
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John Eose
12
Wake.
Edm. Fitzpatrick
56
n
Edw. Pennant
66
))
A\^m. Miles
138
7>
Nath. Beckford
153
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Pat. Trehee
236
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Jer. Whitehouse
237
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Peter Beckford
206
1)
Hillary .Wild
105 Bro
drepp.
John Batcheler
108
)i
Tim. Bridge
191
•)j
Judith B. Alvaret
5 192
n
Wm. Harris
82 Heuchmau.
Wm. Hinde
214
1)
Ben. Hughes
236
))
John Merrick
240
,,
Tho. Simson
53 Browne.
Wm. Crosse
68
11
Eob. Shordiche
124
11
Jacob Fonscca
198
.,
AVm. Gord(ui
198
ji
AVm. Hudleston
38 Spurway.
Lt. Ales. Cunniii
gham
60
11
Edw. Frauuces
89
n
1741
1742
John Duckinficld 225 Spurwav.
Marg' Greenaway 228
1743
1744
1745
1746
1747
1748
1749
Jos. ^lihvard
235
John Carrie
113 Trenlev.
Tho. Wilson
137
1)
Tho, Froeman
140
n
John Foster
183
J)
Geo. Garrioch
217
•J
Alex. Eeid
229
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Geo. Sendell
231
11
Tho. G oldie
273
)1
Arthur Martin
304
• 1
Ben. Lee
330
•1
Woodyeare Toun
g 28 Boycott.
Wm. Cowley
34
Eich. Basnett
102
Tho. Foster
231
Jas. Dunbar
260
Ezekiel Gomershall 359
Peter AYoodhouse
376
John Etough
35 Anslis.
Tho. Speed
108
11
Tho. Eich. Hals
148
11
Jas. Trehee
204
11
Eob. Barry
208
1)
Haughton James
216
'1
Ben. Bravo
229
11
Henry Dawkins
280
11
Edw. AVilcox
68 Seymer
John Harries
S3
)J
Wm. Crombie
166
11
John Fuller
223
11
Tho. AValsh
239
1)
John Drinkwater
290
11
Wm. Chisholm
8 Edi
nunds
Edw. Cl)arlton
41
11
Love Jones
52
11
AVm. Watson
169
11
Ann Ellis
234
)i
Henry Barliam
253 •
,,
Tho. Pitts
19 Potter
David Simpson
S3
John Hamilton
99
Jas. Knight
129
Aaron Lamego
131
Sam. Goodson
151
Eich. xArcher
244
Tho. Chaplin
7 Strahan
Sophia ]Mooi*c
91
11
Wm. Grove
115
11
Hugh Brodic
237
11
Alex. M^ntosh
273
•»
Isaac Pereira Brandon 84 Lisle.
Tho. Taylor 91 „
Tho. Crosse 102 „
Sam. Price 118 „
Eich. Saunders 232 „
^8
CARIBBEAN A.
1749
1750
1751
1752
1753
1754-
Moses Mackartey
258 Lisle.
1755
Mary Castell
4 Paul.
John Lowry
289
?1
1»
John Fuller
42
))
Neill McNeill
318
)J
»1
Dan. Mendes da C
osta 109
1)
Jas. Godclnrd
372
1?
n
Sus» Warner
177
John Needy
380
n
)l
Eich. Henniug
283
n
Tho. Price
22 Greenly.
1756
Eob. Turner
54 Glazier.
Wm. Alcock
35
J)
jj
Eich. Beekford
59
Deane Poyntz
55
n
>*
Eob. AV^hatley
155
Ann Modyford
85
J
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John Bradshaw
190
David Barclay
102
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Gibson Dalzell
192
Joshua Peatt
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Arch. Bontein
324
184 and 335
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u
Jacob liicketts
319
Alex. Campbell
225
)
1757
Dan. Peyton
62 Herring.
Dorothy Gale
263
)
7J
Tho. Beekford
72
J J
Isaac „
263
J
J»
Wm. Foster
272
Lucock Griffin
264
1
1758
Jas. Dawkins
9 Hutton.
Kob. M-^Culloch
302
t
J»
John Spooner
23
Conyers Dobby
384
)
if
Edw. Manning
160
Anna Hassall
388
)
J>
Duncan M'^Corquc
)dale
Jas. Tyler
404
)
212
Abr. drpen
408
)
a
Jobn Gale
242
Sir Chaloner Ogle
408
1
a
Jas. Concauen
260
John Sutton
25 Bt
isby.
»)
Jacob AUin
319
Bathsiia Beekford
36
)1
jj
Wm. Hicks
333
Mark Workman
129
1>
)i
John Kose
346
Sam. Williams
195
)l
Jobn Jones
371
Tbo. Burnett
199
?)
1759
Dame Phil" Cotton 49 Arran.
Wm. Williams
271
) J
J,
Wm. Perrin
306
>>
Tho. Spong 50 Bettesw
orth.
9i
Geo. Gordon
359
j>
John Armstrong 82
>)
1)
Siis" Crop
390
)i
Colin Campbell 88
))
>>
Kob. Wilson
424
Fra. ^larcli 99
))
1760
Tho. Price
32 Lynch.
Cha. Lloyd 131
))
>J
Geo. Fullerton
193
Jacob Baruh Lousi
ida
1>
Martha Hunt
196
271
)i
55
Geo. Pannau
210
Jacob Mendes Gutterez
M
Sidney Marriott
363
282
)j
1)
Lt. John King
394
Tho. Gordon
79 Sc
.arle.
JJ
Rob. Skeen
261
Wm. Milsou
213
n
11
Abr. Gonsales
284
Abr. HoUister
252
n
1761
Fra. Birbeck
84 Cheslyn.
Wm. Swerts
300
1)
))
Wm. Jamison
254
)»
Enoch Stephenson
325
!5
1>
Whitgift Aylmer
415
11
John Knight
47 Pin
fold.
1762
Ann Bridge
368 St.
Eloy.
Jas. Egan
130
n
))
John Johns
423
J)
Jeffery French
131
,
1763
Sam. Barnett
47 Ca;sar.
Jas. Woodcock
154
n
))
Rich. Haughton
66
Wm. Mead
173
)
J>
Jas. Robertson
84
Sam. Spencer
180
)
M
Jane Campbell
220
Jolni Towgood
183
J
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AVm. Gordon
337
John Aldridge
217
fi
Jas. Millar
348
Isaac Gale
251
J ;
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Johii Crow
373
Colin M^Laohlan
254
1
•)>
Rich. Maitland
394
David Dfhanv
271
» i
11
John Blair
494
Wm. May
278
1
H
Jas. Watson
529
Dom. Molloy
30G
)
11
Sam. Goldson
551
Kich. Tilbe
313
J
1764
John Gregory
92 Sim
pson.
Fra. Bright
318 ,
)
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Tho. Lamson
147
II
I
CARIBBEANA.
59
s
1764
1765
1766
1767
Hugh Malcolm 147 Simpson.
Isaac Gousales 350 „
Alex. Robertson -til „
JohQ Wade 12G Kushworth.
Jas. Barclay 130
Juliues Beckford
173
Sarah Silvera 196 „
Tho. Poster 413
Henry Hamling 416 „
Sam. Jolm.ston 20 Tyndall.
115
1768
1768
Js^ath. Phillips
Jas. Campbell
John Blagrove
Nath. Butler
Sus'* Elletaou
Isaac Mcndes Da Costa
349
Lachlan Shaw
Sabine Turner
AYm. Powell
Isaac Lam ego
Ester „
John Viscount JNIayo 20
Cha. Bathurst
John Eicketts
Ph. Haugliton
Kath. Turner
John Walter
AVm. Morris
Jas. Bean
Tho. Jaffray
Cha. Hicrn
Geo. Dehany
"Wm. Jackson
John Ayscough
Jos. Da Silva 276
Gilbert Ford 278
Rob. Gordon 278
Arou Louzada 321
129
211
257
265
355 „
434 „
461 „
18 Legard.
18 „
38 „
70 „
98 „
244 „
248 „
274 „
298 „
378 „
415 „
443 ^ „
22 Seeker.
41 „
1769
1770
1771
Eliz. Marriott
Tho. Peters
L' Col. Geo. Scott
Wm. AVilliams
Tho. Foster
Era. Beckford
Hans Musgrave
Jas. Atkins Scliaw
Isaac Younger
Rich. Bellamy
John Gray
Geo. Booth
Dan. Baruh Loiisada
Tho. Cockburn
Rob. Dallas
Edw. Brown
Sam. Foster
Geo. Paplay
Cha. Shrimpton
Eliz. Veuu
1772
323 Seeker.
326 „
394 „
399 „
409 „
^40 „
20 Bogg.
105 ,.
270 „
273 „
280 „
303 „
345 „
369 „
411 „
1 Jenner.
52 „
114 „
121 „
213 „
Sir Henry Moore, B'
Wm. Beckford
Ann Morley
Alex. Gilchrist
AVm. Milne
John Lewis
Cheney Hamilton
Zachary Bayley
John Mulholland
David Rieusset
Sarah Stanton
Alex. Forbes
Hannah Poyntz
Rob. Long
John Wefler
Tho. Hall
Rich. Call
Henry Strudwick 455
237 „
256 „
305 „
361 „
369
23 Trevor.
209 „
241 „
310
419 „
457 „
480 „
490 „
264 Taveruer.
346
406
435
(To be continued.)
33utlcv oi 0thi^.
Capt. Tliomas Butler of this Island, Nevis, planter. Will dated 2 December
1687. Mv daus. Sarah Rowland, Anno Oysteruiaii, and ^Mai-y Sinitli £5 each.
My two daus. Carolina and Frances Bufler 60,000 lbs. eadi at 21 or day of
marriage. Mv four sons Will, Duke, Tho., and James Butler all residue and
Ex'ors." Capt". Philip Lee, Lieut. Henry Litton,* M'' Tlio. lovey, Jun., and
Ebenezcr Kvrtlaud to be overseers and guardians of my two youngest sons Thus,
and James." AVitncsscd bv Ph. Lee, Hen. Litton, Mich. Wi-bber, Ph. Payne,
Eben. Kvrtland. On 17 October 16bS commission to Joseph IMariin, the attorney
of the fo"ur sons of testator, who was late of Nevis. (P.C.C., 134, Ent.)
* Jiimrs Lylton, his .'^on, retired :ilso to Camberwoll, whence he aud liis wife were both
carried away to be buried elsewhere iu 1718.
60
CARIBBEANA.
Anjis. — Or. ona chief indented Azure three covered cups of the first.
Crest. — Out of a ducal coronet an eagle rising from plumed feathers.
Capt. Thomas Butler of Nevis in 1G78. Will dated 2 December^
1G87 ; proved 17 October 1688 (13-i, Ent).
William Butler,
a minor 1(J87 ;
living 1703 (?) ;
bur. at St. Tlio.
18 May 1734.
Duke Butler, Colonel Thomas Butler, of Xevis=p^rary Hooke,
aniinorlGS7; 1707, merchant, A<;cnt, of Cam- named in the
?d. young be- berwell, co. Surrey, 1718, and will of her
fore 1703. there buried 29 Mav 1744. Will , son James in
dated 27 July 1739; proved 4 ; 1770.
June 1744 (138, Anstis).
Thomas-
Butler of
London,
Mer-
chant, 1st
son 1739.
I
John Butler of=f
Nevis and of Lon- ;
don, Merchant, j
1745 ; bapt. at j
CamberAvell 22
March 1718-19 ; ,
coheir 1770 to his '
brother James ; d.
in or before 3 July
1771.
Trances, dau. and
coheir of Fra.
Saunders,* plan-
ter, of Nevis ; set-
tlement dated 29
Jan. 174G; had
half of her father's
estate 1749; liv-
ing 1772.
James Butler of:
Cambervvell.bur.
at Okeford Fitz-
paine 7 February
1770, ffit. 48.
Will dated 24
December 1770;
proved 3 July
1771 (284, Tre-
vor).
t 1 1
Susan Butler, under 17
Thomas
J ohn But-"
in 1739.
Butler of
ler of Ne-
—
Green-
vis, d. 1
Mary Butler, d. 5 Oct.
w-ich
and bur. 8
1794, a?t. 65, and Judith
1772.
JulvlSOO,
Butler, d. 14 February
—
a?t. 52.
1797, £et. 68. These
Mary
M.I. at
two named 1787 as of
Butler.
Okeford
Greenwich, spinsters.
—
Fitzpaine.
in Pemberton deed.
Frances
Butler.
^Elizabeth, dau. of
William Pember-
ton by Margaret ;
mar. at St. Geo.,
Nevis, 18 Oct.
1787. Will dated
27 Dec. 1801 ;
proved at Nevis
24 April 1802.
/K
I I
Thomas
Butler,
1st sou.
Judith
Butler,
mar.
Jones ;
d. set.
28.
Thomas Butler of Camberwell, co. Surrey, Gent. Will dated 27 July 1739.
To my wife Mary, over and above the £20 a year I settled on her at our marriage,
£40 a year charged on my estate at Nevis, furniture, and pictures. ^ W"' Fcnton,
S"', & James Svmonds, Esq"S now in the AVest Indies, and James Earl of Nevis,
Esq., Tho. Hooke and John llooke, my brothers-in-law, of Camberwell, Gentle-
men, as manv thousand pounds as I shall have daus. living and unmarried in
Trust. Mv brothers-in-law Tho. and John Hooke £50 each. To the charity
school liere £20. To my trustees guinea rings. My I*' son Thos. Butler £50
a year and no more as he is a partner with me and has received his portio!i. 3Iy
granddau. Sukcv Butlor his dau. £100 at 17. All my plantations and slaves to
mv 3 sons .lohn; James, and Duke Butler. To my wife £40 a year more if Nevis
be" not plundered. £500 to the children of my dau. Saraii. wife of the HcV' AV'"
H.olford, clerk, at 17. £o\)0 to the chiKlren of my dau. Bcthia, wife of the^Kev.
W" Vaughan, clerk, at 17. All residue to my said 3 sons. Trustees to be Ex'ors
iu trust and Giuirdians. £10 apiece to my "son-in-law Tho. Pym and my dau.
* See ante, p. 22.
CARIBBEANA.
61
James Butler, living 170:^,-
(?) of Camberwell.
r r
Mary But- Carolina But-
ler, bapt. 1 ler, bapt. 15
June 1718. July 1719.
Sarali liutler,
Marv Butler, mar.
Frances
mar
.... Sniitli.
Butler,
Bowland.
—
spinster
—
Carolina Butler,
and a
Anne Butler,
spinster 1GS7 and
minor
mar
a minor.
1GS7.
Oysterman.
Rev. Duke^
Butler. B. A.
Ox on., of
Swindon,
CO. Wilts,
1748 ; Rec-
tor of Oke- I
ford ritz,- 1
paine 17-50
till his death
11 Novem-
ber 1779,
ajt. 50 ; co-
heir 1770 to I
bis brother
James.
Olary Freke, Sarah But- Elizabeth Butler, mar. 1st Henrietta
2nd dau. of ler, mar. Thomas Pvm of .Vcvis. His Butler,
Raufe Freke Rev. Wil- will dated IG Dee. 1788; mar. Hon.
of llanning- liain Hal- proved 21 Feb. 1743 (51, William
ton. CO. Wilts; ford. Anstis). He d. 23 Nov. Clark of
d. 22 Nov. — 1743. She mar. 2ndly John Nevis,
17SG, ret. G6; Bethia Dasent of Nevis, who d. both liv-
bur. andM.I. Butler, 1754. Her will dated 9 ing 1739.
at Okcford mar. Kcv. Feb. 177G; proved 4 Sep. His will
Fitzpaine, William 1778 (353, Hay) ; s.p. ; to proved
CO. Dorset. Yaughan ; be bur. in Butler vault at 1746
he living Camberwell. Her arms on (80, Ed-
1748. the Pym stone in St. Tho- muuds).
mas, Nevis.
Rev. Thomas Butler,
LL.B. Oxou., Rector
of Okeford. Fitzpaine
32 years ; d. 1 and
bur. 5 April 1811, set.
Gl. M.I. there.
Duke Butler, bur. 12
December 1752.
James Butler, bapt. at Mary
Okefoi-d Fitzpaine 21 Butler,
October 175G. bapt. at
— Okeford
Rev. William Butler, Fitz-
B.C.L. Oxon., Yicar of paine 29
Frampton, CO. Dorset ; June
bapt. 29 Sept. 17G2 ; d. 1752.
13 Aug. 1843, a't. 81.
Jane Butler, bapt. at
Okeford Fitzpaine 25
April 1754; mar. there,
8 June 1778, Rev.
Robert Frome, Yicar
of Folke, CO. Dorset.
He d. 9 April 1833, a>t.
88. She d. 3 April
1830, wt. 70. M.I.
Elizabeth his wife. £10 ai)iece to my son-in-law AY"' Clark and my <lau. Henrietta
his wife. All plate to my wife. Witnessed by John Sharpe. Hu<:h llamersley,
Thomas AYavne.-*, clerks to M"" Sharpe. Proved 4 June 1741 by John Butler and
James Butler; power reserved to Duke Butler the son (P.C.C, 138, Anstis).
James Butler of Camberwell, co. Surrey, gent. AVill dated 24 December 1770.
To my brothers John Butler and Duke Butler all my real estate in Trust for my
Mother .Mary Butler for her life, then at her death half to my brother John
Butler and half to mv brottier Duke Butler. All my personal estate to my said
two brothers. Proved 3 July 1771 by Rev. Duke jjutler, clerk, the surviving
Ex'or (P.C.C, 284, Trevor).
62
CAKIBBEANA.
Colonel William Butler, Speaker of Xevis 1G97 ; entcred=f=[]Nrrs. Sarah Butler
ill tLe Census of 1707-^ ; probably a brother of Capt.
Tho. Butler of Nevis of IGSS, but no proof.
deposes 2i Decem-
ber 1G9S.]
John Butler of Xevis, Es(].,
of Magdalen Collci2;e, Oxford,
matriculated 13 JMav 1700.
set. 15; d. 20 Maf 1717.
M.I. at St. George's.
[Mrs. Judith Butler, widow,
sister to Mrs. Mary Syinonds,
and in England 175S.]
Marv Butler.=
born 1G92 ;
mar. at St.
George's 10
July 1718;
she inherited
the Mountain
Plantation; d.
10 Sep. 1751,
aet. 59. M.I.
in St. George's.
:Hon. James Sy-
monds, Presi-
dent of Xevis ;
d. in Margaret
Street, Caven-
dish Square, 19
Nov. 17G1. Will
dated 21 July
175S ; proved 7
September 17G2
(398, St. Eloy).
Frances Butler,
mar. 21 May
1717 Roger Pein-
berton. Speaker
of Nevis 1752;
bur. 9 May 1753
at St. George's.
She bur. at St.
George's 2S Oct.
1732.
Walter William Symouds, Esq., ma-
triculated from University College,
Oxford, IG Sept. 173S, Si± IS ; d. 10
June 1743, a?t. 23 ; bur. iu Cambcrwell
Churchyard.
John Butler Symonds, Esq., matricu-
lated from Queen's College, Oxford,
IG September 1738, set. IG ; d. July
1743, £ct. 21 ; bur. in Camberwell
Churchy ard.f
Judith Butler Sy--
monds, onl}' dau.
and heiress ; in-
herited the Moun-
tain Plantntion
from her mother ;
a wealthy heiress ;
of Bishopshnl, co.
Som., 1774 ; living
a widow 1792.
^Stapleton Dunbar* of
Nevis, bapt. at St.
John's, Antigua, 9
August 1719; of Gray's
Inn IS October 1738.
Will dated G April
1759 : ])roved 21 Mar.
17G0 (97, Lynch).
Elizabeth Butler of Nevis, widow. Will dated 27 December 1801. The use
of 4 slaves to mv sister Frances Maynard for my said sister's son John Maynard
at 21. Also 3 slaves to my brother Sam. Pemberton, then to Johu :Maynard at
21. To my four nieces Francos, Eliz., Ann, and Sally Maynard £100 each. My
nephew Walter ^Maynard Pemberton a cow and calf. To my brother Sam.
Pemberton furniture. My sister Frances Maynard clothes, linen, etc., and all
slaves if her son John iMaynard dies under 21. Sam. Pemberton to be Ex'or.^
Codicil of same date. ' John Maynard residuary legatee. Proved at Nevis
24 April 1802.
Testatrix was dau. of William and Margaret Pemberton and widow of John
Butler, Esq. John Butler Maynard was dead, a minor, at the date of the will,
28 February 1804, of his father Walter Maynard, Esq. (General Pemberton'a
Papers) .
Close Roll 19 Geo. II., 1745, Part 10, ]Sos. 4 and 5.
Butler and others and Clarke.
This Indenture made the 7 Nov. 19 Goo. II., 1715, Betweex John Butler of
London, Merchant, James Butler of Cambcrwell, co. Surrey, Gent., and Duke
Butler also of Camberwell, Gent., and brothers and all three Sons of Thomas
* I have a letter of his c]:itod 2G Jan. 1757. , r -i- r
t He and his brother were buried in the vault of Col, Tho. 13uUer, so tho two families of
Butler wore doubtless nearly related.
CARIBBEAN^. 63
Butler, late of Camberwell, Gent., deceased, of the one part, and "Wm. Clarke of
Camberwell, Esq., and John Hooke of Port.'^nioutli, co. Hain])sliiro, Ei-q., of tlie
other, WixNESSETii that John Butler, James Butler, and Duke Butler for docking
all estates tail and for 5s. sell to Wm. Clarke and John Hookc for one rear their
plantation and slaves in the parish of St. James in the Island of ?s'cvis, con-
taining 500 acres, late the estate of Tho. Butler, deceased, given by his Will dated
27 Jul)- 1739 on Trust as to one third for each of them the said John, James, and
Duke Butler his sons.
Close Eoll 21 Geo. II., 17-17, relates to a bond from Tho. Pym to Tho. Butler
of Camberwell, Esq., of £7,330 st. dated 14 Dec. 173S to secure a sum of £3,GG5
advanced by way of mortgage of Pym's plantations.
Close Eoll 22 Geo. II., Part 2, No. 4.
This Indenture Tripartite made the 31 January 22 Geo. II., 1748, Betweex
John Butler of London, ^Icrch', and Frances his wife (late Era. Sanders, spinster,
one of the daus. of Francis Sanders, late of the I. of Nevis, Esq., deceased) of the
1st part; John Hooke of Mansell Street, Goodmans Fields, co. Middlesex, gent.,
and Duke Butler of Swindon, co. AVilts, gent., of the 2nd part; and William
llalford of Camberwell, co. Surry, clerke, and W^illiam Vaughau of Fritwell, co.
Oxford, clerk, of the 3rd part, AVitxessetif that in consideration of a marriage
heretofore had between Johu Butler and Era. his wife and for the performance
of certain articles of agreement before marriage dated 21) Jan. 1741) between said
John Butler of 1st part. Era. Butler, then Fra. Sanders, of the 2nd part, and
Anne Sanders of Camberwell, spinster, and John Plooke uf the 3rd part, to the
intent that half of certain lands may be settled on Trusts and for 10s., and by
Act of 21 June 4 Anne, 1705, passed at Nevis for supplying the want of fines and
recoverys, John Butler and Erauces Butler his wife convey to John Hooke and
Duke Butler that moiety of land in the parish of St. Thomas, Nevis, containing
200 acres called Lawford Coles,* late the estate of said Frances Sanders, deceased,
and a moiety of land in St. George, containing 50 acres, and moiety of the Lower
Ground near Eound Hill in St. George otherwise Gingerland, containing 100
acres, or any other lands by his last will, with all negroes, mills, houses, for John
i Butler for his life, for Frances Butler for her life, and to their children equally as
I tenants in common and not as joint tenants. Sealed in the presence of William
I Eusscll, Eobert Champante. lurolled 9 Feb.
i ■
I
y By a deed dated 7 August 1787 recorded at Nevis it appears that by an
I Indenture of 12 and 13 March 1785 Judith Butler and Mary Butler of Green-
I wich, CO. Kent, spinsters, granted to Eobert Pemberton of the Middle Temple,
« but then of Nevis, certain lands in the pari.sh of St. George, Nevis, and four
r negroes in return for an annuity of £210. Eobert Pemberton died intestate
I 14 August 17SC, and his elder brother and heir-at-law, Eoger Pemberton, has
|.. agreed to transfer the land to them, the annuity not having been paid. (General
' Pembertou's Papers.)
1678. Nevis. Captain Thomas Butler had 1 white man, 1 white woman, and
3 white children ; 8 negro men, 9 negro women, and 14 negro children.
• See the will of Tho. Cole of Bristol, Esq., dated IG July 1711 (184, Younj,'), bequeathing
to Lis sou Lawford Cole his plaatatipn iu ISevis,
64 CARIBBEAKA.
1697, Feb. 4. Major Wm. Butler was elected Speaker. (Colonial Cal.,
p. 349.)
1G97. AVni. Butler, Speaker of Nevis, seals liis letter with a seal bearing:
Crest. — A stag's head couped transfixed hij an cirroiu. Arms.* — A bar .... between
three dexter hands couped. (B. T. Leeward I., vol. v.)
169S, Dec. 24. Deposition of Major Wui. Butler and Mrs. Sarah Butler and
Mr. Tho. Butler at Major ]5utlcr's house in Nevis. (Ibid., vol. vi.)
1G99, June 21. ^lajor A\'ni. Butler was sworn a Member of Council. (Colon.
Cal., p. 292.)
1700. John Ikitler, son of "W'ui. Butler of Nevis, Gent., niatrioulated from
Magdalen College, Oxford, l.S May, aged l.j. (Foster.)
1703. An act to settle the estaio of Capt. Tho. Buttler. deceased, on his three
sons, William, Thomas, and Jas. Butler and their heirs. (Laws of Nevis).
1707-8. Census of Nevis : —
\\. man.
Col. Tho. Butler . —
James Butler . —
John Butler . —
Col. Wm. Butler . 1
1720. Tho. Butler then Lt-Col. of the Troop of Horse.
1740, July 2.5. • Eich. Cox appointed to the Council vice the Hon. Tho. Butler
in England.
1744, IMay. Thomas Butler, Esq; a "West-India Merchant, and Agent for
the Island of Nevis. (" London Mai:.," 258.)
1765, Oct. 8. Capt. M. Butler, lately arrived from the "West Indies.
("G.M.," 491.)
Sarah, dau. of Sir Cna. Payne, 1st Bart., of St. Xitts, married 1st Tho. Butler,
Sen., Esq., of that Island, by whom she had a son Tho. Butler, both dead
apparently before 1737, and 2ndly "Wm. Buckley, barri.-ster-at-law, also of that
island.
w. ^^omau.
b
men.
b.
women.
1
26
24
1
1
—
1
3
4
1
13
23
ST. THOMAS, NEVIS.
1734 May 18 M'' "W™ Butler was buried.
ST. GEOEGE'S, NEYIS.
1717t May 21 jNTr. Roger Pcmberton and Mrs. Frances Butler.
1718t Julv 10 Mr. James Symonds and .Mrs. Mary Butler.
1787 J Oct. lb John Butler Esq. & Elizabeth Pemberton, sp"-. L.
On the floor of the transept aisle : —
Mrs. Mart Symonds wife of Jamks Stmoxds Esq. died 10th Sept. 1751
aged 59.
Her brother Joiix Butleu Esq. died 20th May 1717.
* III " AntiKun," I., 93. I g.ive this coat as belonj,'iiiL; to liiui, but it was proliably not his
own. In rapworih, j). 759, Talbot, Bates, and others have the coat of a fess between three
dextor hands.
t Fulhani Palace tnins<'ripts.
j This entry was extracted by Major-Gencral H. C. B. Pcmberton, R.E., when visiting
Nevis in ll)0;j.
CARIBBEANA. 65
CAMBERWELL, CO. SUEEET.
On a large stone slab over a low vault lying in the churchyard to the south of
the churcli, and close to the path near the porch. Tlie Inscription is now very
indistinct, and the stone has been cracked lengthwise down the centre : —
In a Vault underneath this Stone lie the Eemains of
MR lA.MES liUTLEll Merch . . . late of this Town
"Who died the . . of Feb: 17 . 0 in the .... year of his Age
And of his Eldelt Daughter Mks IUDITH IO^'ES
"Who departed this Life the . . of luly .... in the
29"* year of her A ge.
Alfo of his EldeftSon M^ THOMAS BUTLEK
"Who died y<= . ."' of Au . . . . 17 . . in y^ . . year of his Age.
Likewife are here .... the two Soxs of the
Hon: I AMES STMONDS of Nevis
WALTER WILLIAM STMONDS Elq. who
died lune the .... the . . year of his Age
And 10 HN BUTLER STMONDS Elq. who
departed this Life .... year of his Age
alio the Body of M Relict
of the above M who departed
this life the . . D . . . mber .... 1791
Tear of Age
Here of M^
(Four illegible lines here.)
Likewise the Body ....
above MR lAMES B
(One illegible line here.)
Alfo the Body of M B
above M^ lAMES BUTLER who departed this life
the 10 day of Oct ... . 177 . Aged 6-5 Years
Alio the two Daughters of M" THOMAS BUTLER
M . . MARY BUTLER died Oct. S^'' 1794 Aged Go Years
and
MRS JUDITH BUTLER died Feb-^y 1-i"^ 1797 Aged 6S Years.
No stone can be found of any earlier date. There may have been one in the
church to Colonel Tho. Butler of ITU, but the building was completely destroyed
by fire some sixty years ago.
The first-named ^Ir. James Butler may have been the brother of Colonel Thos.
Butler, but if he was the son he was buried 7 February 1770, aged 4S, at Okeford
Fitzpaine, Dorset. I could not find any burial of that date in the parish register
of Camberwell.
The Hon. James Symonds, President of Nevis, by his will, dated 21 July 1758,
wrote, " I forgive M'' Judith Butler, widow, now in England (sister to my late
wife), all sums owino;," and settled all his estates on his only surviving child
Judith, wife of Stapleton Dunbar of Nevis. Proved 7 September 176'J (P.C.C,
398, St. Eloy). I cannot identify this Judith Butler, widow. Testator had
married, 10 July 1718, at St. George, Nevis, Mary Butler, who owned the Moun-
tain plantation in her own right.
The following were extracted by me on 10 August 1909, btit a complete
search was not made owing to the fees. A search from 1700 — ISOO would have
cost 50s.
171(3-17 Mar. 8 ffr.ances dau. of W Tho. Bullcr. buryed.
1718 June 1 Mary daughter of M"" James Buttler. bapt.
VOL. II. ' f
66 CARIBBEANA..
1718-19 Mar. 22 John Son of Coll: Thomas Butler, bapt.
1719 April 1 Hannah Butler, burvcd.
1719 July 15 Carolina Dau. of M'' James Butler, bapt.
1744 May 29 Col': Thomas Butler. Bur''.
1794 Oct. 11 INIarv Butler, for':* (In her Family Vault). Bur^.
1797 Feb. 21 Judith Butler for'': In her Family' Vault. Bur'J.
OCKFORD FITZPAI^^ CO. DOESET.
Hutchins (iv., 332) wrote: " S. wall of Church. The following was also
formerly there, but is now gone : —
Sacred to the memory of THOMAS BrTLER. L.L.B. 32 years
liector of this parish. He died April 1, ISll, aged 02.
His talents made him recommended to the great,
And his charity endeared him to the poor.
On the floor on a flat stone : —
Beneath are the remains of JO. BUTLER, esa.
He died July 1, 1800, aged 52 rears.
J. B. 1770. D. B. 1779. M. B." 178G."
On my visit to the church on 28 April 1909 this floor-stone could not be
found, and as the chancel has been paved with modern tiles, it was probably
destroyed during the so-called restoration of the church, or covered over by the
tiles.
South aisle, on a handsome marble tablet, which according to Hutchins was
in bis time on the north wall, but it is now on the south wall : —
Here rest the Remains of
the Rev'i DUKE BUTLER (Son of
THOS BUTLER Eiq^ of the li'land of Nevis.
who was upwai'ds of 29 Years Rectur of this Parish.
He died iS'ov^ jj'^. An. Dom. 1779 -Etatis 50.
(Twelve lines here.)
He married IMARY Second Daughter of
EAUFE FEEKE E^q^ of Hanningtonin the County
of AVilts, who has caused this Monument to be erected,
as a memorial of Her Affection.
In the same Vault are interr'd the Remains of
JAMES BUTLFvR. Eu\\ Brother to the
Rev". DUKE BUTLER, who departed this Life
A.D. 1770 J-:t. 48.
Alio the Remains of DUKE, the infant Son of the
Kev-J DUKE BUTLER, who died A.D. 1752.
MKs MARY BUTLER,
Relict of the ReV^. DUKE BUTLER,
died Nov^ 22>'. 17SG, aged GO
and lies interr'd in this Vault.
♦ Tlje parish clerk could give no explanation of this word.
CARIBBEANA. 67
Below is a painted shield with : Crest. — An eagle, rising from plumed feathers
in a ducal coronet, ^ums.— O;-, on a chief indented Azure* three covered cups of
the first (Butler), impaling, Suhle, two bars, on a chief three mullets Or (FitKK£).
Baptisms.
1752 Mary, Daughter of Duke & Marv Butler. June 29.
1754 Jane, Daughter of Duke & Mary Butler. April 25.
1756 James, Son of Duke & Mary Butler. Oof 21''.
1762 ■AViiliam, Sou of Duke & Mary Butler. Sep^ 29'\
1816 May 15 John son of James and Susanna Butler, Wockingham, Berks.
Gent.
BUEIALS.
1752 Duke, Sou of Duke & Mary Butler. Dec"- 12"'. '
1770 James Butler (Brother to D : Butler). ffeb'T 7"'.
1779 The EeV^ Duke Butler (Eector of this Parish). Nov'' 16"'.
1786 Mary Butler (Kelict of the late Eector). NoV 25"'.
1800 John Butler, Esq'' (Nephew to the late Eectoi). July 8"'.
1801. Anne Butler. Jan^ 21='.
1801 Elizabeth Butler. Ap' 9"'.
1809 Jane Butler. Aug' 20"'.
1811 Eev'' Thomas Butler Aged 62. April 5"'.
Maeeiage.
Eev*^ Eobert Frome, Eector of the Parish of Folke and Jane Butler of this Parish
&c. by Lie. 8 June 1778.
Eev. Duke Butler, B.A., of Queen's College, Oxford, was instituted as Eector
30 July 1750. lie commenced a new Eegister book in 1750, when the signature
"D : Butler Eecf" first appears, and for the last time in 1778.
Eev. Thomas Butler, his son, LL.B., of Queeii's College, Oxford, was instituted
11 February 1780 ; first signs in 1779, and last in 1809.
Eev. AVilliam Butler, brother of Thomas, as curate performed marriages on
j 17 October 17S5, 28 December 17SS, and 8 December 1793, and baptisins on
I' ■ -3 September 1815 and 1 April and 15 May 1816.
181], Thursday, April 19. On Monday the 1st instant died, at Okeford Fitz-
paine, in this county, in the 62d year of his age, the Eev. Thomas Butler, L.L.H.
upwards of 30 years rector of that parish, and of ITannington, in the county of
Wilts, and also of North Barrow, in Somersetshire.
His life was devoted to the practice of virtue, and the duties of his holy callinix,
yet his active mind found leisure for the pursuits of science and the useful
mechanical arts.
i He was afilicted with a dropsy combined with a liver complaint, the progress
of which pointed out the approach of death, which he viewed undismayed, nnd
h- being passionately fond of music, he took a solemn farewell of his organ a few
!' days before his dissolution.
His known skill in mechanics occasioned professional artists of eminence,
especially opticians, to consult him, to whom he fully communicated many
\ inventions of great value. AVith these talents and aci|uirements, he was uii-
■ assuming among his friends, and affectionate to his jjarishioncrs and dependants:
he was therefore respected and beloved by rich and poor, and long will his loss be
regretted, and his memory revered. ("Dorchester and Sherborne Journal.")
* This colour is now black from dirt and age.
F 2
\
i
68 CARIBBEANA.
PRAMPTON, CO. DOESET. ("Notes and Queries," 10 S, xi., 15.)
There is a small mural tablet on the south wall of the church, bearintr the
following inscription : — "
In memory
th§ EeV William Sutler, L.L.B.
Vicar of Framptoii,
who departed thi:^ life
August 13, 1S13,
aged SI.
Hutchius (iv., 344) states that he was instituted Yicar of Sturminster Newton
21 November 1791, but resigned in ISOO, and (ii., 302) that he was of Wadhara
College, Oxford, B.C.L., and was instituted Eector of Frampton 1 February ISOO.
A notice follows about his foxhunting taste.
For a further account of '• Billy Butler the Hunting Parson " see " Notes and
Queries,^" 10 S., x., 310, 395, 453, and xi., 15; also "Som. and Dorset Notes and
Queues," xi., 1, which has a photogi'aph of his marble bust.
FOLKE, CO. DOESET. (Hutchins, iv., 182—185.)
In the chancel : —
Sacred to the memc-y of the Eev. EOBEET FEOME, «ho died the 9th of
April, 1S33, aged 88 years; and of JANE, his wife, who died the 3rd of April,
1830, aged 7G years, &c.
Anus.— Qiiarterli/ : 1 and 4, Fkome ; 2 and 3, Clvtteeeuck .... The
whole impaling Or, on a chief indented Azure three covered cups of the first
(Butler).
In the Frome pedigree {Ihid., 184) she is entered as dau. of the Eev. Duke
Butler, Eector of Okeford Fitzpaine.
Her husband was LL.B. of Vadham College, instituted Eector 9 June 1777,
and was also Eector of Minterue Magna and of Goathill, Somerset.
)InljaI)itant$ of ^t I\itts in 1678.
Sir "William Stapleton, that most energetic Governor of the Leeward Islands,
sent home in 1G78 complete lists of the inhnbitants of Antigua, St. Kitts, Nevis,
and Montserrat, but only the totals for the Virgin Islands. These are the earliest
known and of great interest. Those of Antigua having been already printed in
my "History" of that Colony, I now give tlie list for St. Kitts, which 1 have
copied exactly, only substituting S for the long "1"" and F for " ff ," as being
more convenient to the reader. Some of the luimes arc difficult to decipher, the
Irish ones being worse (to me, at aiiy rate) than the French. In the same
volume ore lists of tiic .Members of the Council and Assembly, but these may be
seen in the official Colonial Calendar.
I cannot account for the large inimber of Irish in this Island, unless they
were imported to work on the estates. Later, during the war with the French,
they sided with their country's enemies. I^aws against Papists were then
enforced, and 1 believe most of them were removed or went to Montserrat, which
was almost wholU populated by Irish.
fcARIBBEAKA.
69
Many of the French, when persecuted by tlieir own countrymenj who owned
the two ends of tlie Island, fled across the borders to the English quarter. Tlie
Huguenots were especially welcome, aud intermarried with some of the best
families. In the earlier period the Dutcli had all the plantation business and
carrying trade. Only one Scotchman and one Welshman appear in the list !
PUBLIC EECOED OFFICE (C.O.I., 42).
[fo. 191.] S^ Christophers Island. S'^ John Capistar p'ish.
A List of all able men bearing Armes, Together with the nomber of the
Woemen & Children, as well Whites as blacks, English, Irish & ffreuch in the
■ parish of S'. John, Capistar, taken the 28"'. day of Jan: 167|.
E
L' John Crook
E
Thomas Docoson Jun""
E
M'. George Persivall
E
Nicholas Daines
E
Ens°. Samuell Crook
E
Michaell Authouey
E
Sergant Dan : Shanahane
E
John Harigan
E
Sergant Thomas Daines*
E
John Crooket
E
John Estridge
E
Jonathan Cook
E
Henry Crook
E
Eichard Lambert
E
Benjamin Crook
E
Christopher Nickolls
E
John Seamers
B
Nicholas Taylor
E
George Hope
E
Henry Seaton
E
John Thomas
E
Anthony Chan . ej
E
William Thomas
E
Zachary Darvill
E
John Docosou
E
William Bragg
E
Edward Jones
E
Thomas Hopkins
E
John Johnson
E
William Martyn
E
John Chattam
E
William Philpes
E
Eichard Mitchell
I
Thomas Cushen
E
Abraham Edmonds
I
Patrick Murphy
E
James Eobinson
I
W" Connery
E
Samuell Eeynolds
F
Marynus Marqum
E
Eichard Bromfell
F
Peter Andrewes
David Gibbous
F
Lawrence Laroach
Henry Brattley
F
S" Jonnes
Tymothy Carty
F
Gilbert Deloree
Eichard Tobey
F
Gilbert Lafountaine
Curnelius Murphey
F
James Lafountaine
Eichard Donn
F
John Dansare
William Eoach
F
John Tobecytt
E
Samuell Martyn
F
Peter Bisbook
E
W" Figsworth
F
Kennett Frankway
E
Thomas Docoson
E. Woemen - - 33
E. men - - - 40
E. Children - - 51
I. men - - - 10
F. Woemen
4
F. men - . - 11
F. Children - - 14
able - - - 61
102
Negroes, great and smale
237
• Or " Davies."
t The " r " is blotted or erased, so the name may be Cooke.
X Tills name illegible.
10
CARIBBEAN A.
w. men - - - 61
w. worn: & Child: - 102
negroes - - - 237
400 p'sons
E: is English, I: is Irish, F: is French, W: is Welch, D: is Dutch.
I [On the hack o£ fo. 191.] S^ Cuihstophees Island, Sandt point.
A List of all the able men, Tojjether with the Nomber of the Woemeu &
Children, both English & French & the Nomberof all Nef;;roes both !ireat& sniale
in the parish of S' Sandy point. Taken this 7^'' day of February 167|^.
E Major Eoger Ellrington
E L' Charles Everard
E Ens. Henry Borriff
E Sergant Richard Cornn
E Sergant Dennis Collins
E John Ellis
E Bartholomew Baptist
E David Harly
E John Steele
E Benjamin Vynor
E Thomas Meace
E tTohn George
E John Scampin
E Kobert Dunkley
B John Dunkley
E John Boreman
E AVilliam Wetherett
E George Huddy
E John Longmade
E John Seuden
E John M^ Arthur
E Edward Gorden
E W" Gettings
E Walter Branch
E Edward Bowen
E W» Welch
E James Barry
E John Hancock
E John Hill
E Richard Crook
E Thomas AVestcote
E Sanlillo Haynes
E James Glasse
E Richard Turner
E Thomas Ellis
E John Harris
E Henry Boulton
E W"» Boulton
E John Winsperry
E John Johnson
E Henry Boultou
E Simon Mathers
E John Bayly
E Richard Tea
E John Seareb
E William Truey
E William Webb
E Joseph More
E Francis Branch
E John Branch
E John Marah
E John Atkins
E Walter Bloyce
E Andrew Diyaine
E Samuell AVarkman
E Nicholas Eyaus
E John Hollyday
E John Burke
E John Stephens
E John Johnson, Cooper
E Isack Hayn
E Leonard j^oltou
E William Farryn
E Richard Sauguiu
E Christopher Blaydeu
E John Thomas
E Robert Cox
E Thcnuis AVarner
E Ephraim AVarncr
E Edward AVarner
E Richard Burdick
E Thomas AVettwigg
E John Alurphv
E John Tynnell
E Phillip Pcntygrasse
E Richard Hayes
E Thomas Paynter
E Henry Hudson
E Thomas Hill
[Continued on fo. 192.]
E Richard Cox «
E Francis Branch
CARIBBEANl.
71
E Charles Tuck
E Eichard Langford
E Edward Warner
E W" Jenkins
I James Dingle
I W"" Murphy
I Garratt Barry
I James Cossly
I Thomas Bodkin
I Lawrence White
I Patrick iMartyn
I Eohert Fleminge
I John Stephenson
I Daniel Fogerton
I James Narrett
I Teige Coneade
I Teige Murphy
I Dermond Murphy
I Dermond Considen
I John Considen
I Edmond Barry
I Daniell M'^naniaroe
1 Dermond Coughlau
I Hugh Yerdeu
I Edmond Garrald
I James Cossly
I Dermond Murphy
I Charles Denniu
I Maurice Eitz Garrald
I John Coram
I John Daniell
1 Thurlogh Bryan
I Dermond Considen
I John Viuack
I Dennis Kelly
I James Grady
I Robert Symouds
I Arthur Conner
Negros, great & smale, 181
E Waemen - - 98
E Children - - 182
F Woe men - - 14
F Children - - 19
W-" State
Thomas Coghall
Dennis Theghane
Patrick Green
Garratt Darcy
John Cogau
Daniell Theghane
Tobias Butler
Dermond Vaughane
Daniell Kelly
Mathew Hogan
David Canavane
John Cnaavane (sic)
Daniell Haragin
Loghlane Vaughaa
Darby Hennis
F Peter Voocoore
F Francis Tebow
F Julyan Deblanshett
F Stephen Billvare
F Martyn Sopine
F James Laouent
F Bonaventure Danctouille
F Anthony Jolly
F Anthony Backoon
F W-" Backoon
F Samuell Pon . ce (blot)
F John Koye
F Lewis Delatorelle
F John jSTarzelle
F James Laquiut
F Brittoone
F John Dorphin
F Peter Dai-go
I Teage Theghau
I Curnelius SuUavane
I William Leaha
I Teige Canarau
White men able, 158
E
I
F
85
54
19
[On the back of fo. 192.] S^ Cheistopiiers Island. Kayon Divisiox.
A List of all the able men bearing xVrmes in the Division of Kayonn under
the Command of Cap" Joseph Crispe, Together with tlie Nomber of the Woemcn
& Children, as well Whites as blacks, English, Irish & French, Taken the [/jlank]
January 167 J.
E Cap" Joseph Crispe
F L« John Chaffort
• Ensine (blaiik)
I
*
E
Sergaut Eandoll Kearly
Sergant Laurence Miagh
Thomas Pycroft
* "I ' has beea first eatered and then erased.
72
CARIBBEANA.
E John Attu-ell
E Francis Kerne Juu''
F Bcrtrand John (sic)
F John Gcrbane
F John Eoycr
F Kinney Madiien
F Reuiiy Pompayna
F Bernard Mer.ager
F Eobert Triblader
F Nicholas Hense
E John Garnett
E John David
E John Tregarton
E W"' Grosier
E Leonard Pealy
I Teige Conner
I Morgan Kayly
I Dennond Donavane
I Teige Connell
I AV"" Keene sen"^
I Curnelius Ladd Sen''
I Curnelius Ladd Jun'
E Andrew Hanley
I W" Keene Jun""
F Anthony Carra
F John Nault
F William Brigald
F AUein Burrell
F John Louglois
F Daniell Tenure
F Oliver Hense
F William ^lorson
F Giles Morsou
F Francis Hillary
F Francis Masse
[fo. 193.]
F John Bowbell
F Phillbertt Delaunay
F Harvy Carott
F Thomas Bowbell
F Joseph ^Vlillsan
F James [blk.] his Servant
F Francis Diiras
F Francis Martins
F Lewis Lanberville
F Nicholas Savalle Sen''
F Nicholas 8avalle •luii''
F Charles Nepncn
F Francis Joseph
F John Perqrinalant
F Lewis Le Clerk
F John Reynolds al's La Rose
F William Largolt
F Gabriell Cordier
F Francis Menard
F John Hense
F John Kasse
F Lewis Rasse
F John [blk.] his Servant
F Peter Ducrande
F Bertrand Bricliett
F Curnelius Rose
F James Roland
In Nomber 47
F Lewis Nepnen
F John Malquiu
F Nowell Raise
F James Roger
F John Roussell
F Francis De Cluniu
F Peter Bennett
E Account of English Irish & Welch amo' to
F Ditto of French
Ditto of English AVoemcn & Children -
Ditto of Negros, belonging to the English
F Ditto of French Woemen & Children -
Ditto of Negros belonging to the French
More by Omission viz'
F The Father Hermitts White men -
his Negros, great & smale ....
[Remainder of fo. 193 is blank.]
40
12
103
145
6
76
[On the back of fo. 193.] S^ Christophers IsLiXo.
A List of halfe AVay Tree Division Men bearing arraes.
E Cap° L* James Phipps
E Ens" William Richards
E William AV^oodropp
E Abraham Payne
E Thomas Jollopp
E Jehu Herbert
E Henry Herbert
E Joseph Herbert
E Jolin Lane
E Jolin Gunn
E Humphry Cobb
B Roger Mairo
E Daniell Gaven
E John Macteage
E Owen Deheage
E Thomas AVhalane
E John Callahane
E Teige 0 Neale
E \V™ Bryant
E James Buttler
E Roger Green
E Phillip Barrv
E John Bird
E William Richards
E David Richards
E Stephen Payne
E Charles Hoblyn
E John Bill
E Thomas Mathews
E Robert Seymore
E William Hough
E Thomas Curtis
E William Davies*
E Ambrose Adams
E Robert Ball
E Christopher Hobbs
E William Giles
E Thomas Giles
E Thomas Cocker
E John Hodgmau
E. men -
Eng : women
French Women
JARi]
BBEA
NA.
Ti
E
John Williams
E
John Welch
E
Cap" Rob. Nesmith
E
Alexander Walson
E
W" Corbett
James Symbred
W™ AVynderton
Dermond Crowley
Francis Clerk free negro
Auncient men not able to bcare armes
Robert Cane
Dennis Standall
James Kent
'5
John Bynns
Morgan Swyny ^
John Papyn
Anthony Maurof
[blk.] Moloue
John Veduo
Charles Ran sang
E
Sergant Dennis Matala
E
Sergant Teage Snllavane
E
Curnelius Johnson
E
John Croneen
E
Morris Conden
E
Thurlogli Bryant
E
Dennis Callahane
E
Dermond Calahane
E
John Casey
E
Simon Casey
Et
Thurlogh Rayley
70
Eng: Children - - 52
32
French Children - - 12
5
Negros young & old - 138
[End of fo. 193.]
[fo. 194.] S^ CiniisTOPiiEEs Islaxd.
A List of all those that bcare Armes in the Divisions of S' Thomas, Midle
Island.
E
Cap" Christopher Jefferson
E
Simon Whitehead
E
L' Robert Mayor
E
Henry Martin
E
Eusine John Muuday
E
Richard Adams
E
Sergant Edward Steele
E
Vere Atkins
E
Sergant Ileury Herbert
E
John Ellis
E
Sergant Jolm Waters
E
Paull Cannon
E
Thomas Dulvey
E
William Dupe
E
John [Nlotharch
E
John Smith
E
George Verchilde
E
William Face
E
George Lav/der
E
Zacharias Face
E
Tobias Lambe
E
John Harris
• Or " Dailies." t Or " Monro."
J Many of tlio above uaines are luarked " E," but they uro of course Irish.
n
CJLRIBBEANA.
E Bartholomew Bever
E Nehemiah >Stcrne
E John Bynna
E Gallis Gilldercatt
S William Steele
W Cap" Michaell Fremoote
D John Monke
D Peter Battdrick
I Sergant William Maw
I John Healy
I Maurice Pelawne
I Dennis Party*
E William Hoskius
E Henry Jones
E William Suell
■E Peter Kelly
E John Watkins
E Nicholas Steele
E Eobert Wynter
E William Adams
E Richard Brabstone
E William Stephens
E John Cannibec
E Joseph Demure
E Edward Demuroise
E Sampson KaudoU
E William Abbott
E John Abbott
E Anthony Choles
E Eichard Lambert
E Michaell Lambert
E Barnaby Jeft'eries
Thomas Betts
John Kelly
Michaell Swiney
Timothy Thogau
Daniell Carty
John Ro<i;ers
Dennis Dunavaue
John Murfey
William Long
Ralph Thomson
Elisha Ward
Curnelius Grey
Murtow Hupham
Murtow Sullavan
William Horane Sen'
William Horan Juu""
Dennis Carty
David Murphy
Daniell SuUevane
Dermond Shaw
E Thomas Pelham
E Thomas Puce Juu'
E Humphry Edwards
E Richard Elline
E Thomas I'arr
I Thomas White
I Patrick Conner
[End of front of fo. 194.]
[Continued on the back of fo. 194.]
I Nicholas Holmes
I Dennis Regan
I John Bunnell
I Daniell M^Daniell
I Dermond Murphy
I James Davies
I Daniell Dunavane
I John Crank
E John Nowell
I John Santhers
I Robert Honnev
I Thomas Phillips
I Thomas Carrill
I James Butler Sen''
I James Butler Jun""
I Teage Lordan
I Daniell Carlce
I Thomas Hollahane
I Dennis Murphy
I Patrick Carley
I Teage Cane
I James Coiemau
I Daniell Sullavane
I David Mohir
I Patrick Borin
I James Barry
I Florence Carty
I Richard Fannyn
I John Liuch
I Thomas Tomack
I Henry Carcoif
I William Mathews
F Peter Hamley
F John Tiffernee
F Gidson Lamiable
F John Musinore
P Gidson Lamiable Jun'^
F John Lacroy
D Adrian van llemskirk
D Lacinete
E John Jones
E Sampson Randoll Jun'
I Dennis Brallahaue
• Probably " Carty."
,CARIBBEA.NA.
76
English "Woemen - - 106
English Children - - 160
French & Dutch Women 15
Children ... 20
Negros, greate & smale - 158
Ei^.men
51
1: men
58
S.
01
D. men
04
W. -
01
E.
06
121 men able
[fo. 195.] S^ Cheistophers Island.
A List of all the able men, Together with the nomber of the Woemen &
Children, English, French & Dutch, & the nomber of tiie Negros, botli great &
smale in the parish of Trinity Palmeto poynt, Taken this 28'^'^ January 1G7|.
E Cap" William Willctt
E L' Zachary Rice
E Eus" John Almac trading
I Sergant John Kelly
E Henry Haley
E John Pickering*
E W"' Dcrge
E Henry Greorge
I Sergant John Pumard
Et Sergant Thomas Kelly
E Sergant John King
Henry Willett
Edward iF.ore
Henry King
John Kell}'
Thomas Sawyer
Edward Fanner
W' Stephens
Raph Whitehead Senf
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
Ralph AV^hitehcad Juu"^
Paull Axworthy
John Lex
Andrew Murson
Abraham Dulers (?)
W"' Demayne
Daniell Whitehead
Richard Jackson
Henry Haynes
Henry Horeing
Edward Herring
Samuell Tremaine
John Trcm;une
Thomas Tremaine
Ciiarlcs Lawr-.^nce
Thomas Powell
William Powell
Charles Powell
David Collins
E William Robson
E John Ailing sen''
E John Ailing Juu''
E Edward Browne
E Richard Turnor
E Samuell Turnor
E John Corvell
E Alexander Ovory
E W"' Snellgrove
E David Grmin
E Joseph Gubbins
E Nathan Capon J
E Christopher Richards
E Zachary Cole
E Mickaell Baker
E Joseph Cole
E Hugh Thomas
E William Thomas
E Jenkin Thomas
E John Thomas
E Thomas Thomas
E Sylvester Sampson
E Thomas Scott
E W" Ball
E AV"' Ryce
E John Quyntt
E Edw. Batterv
E W"' Battery"
E Richard AVi.-^ington
E Morgan Williams
E Richard Smith
E George Andrews
E Mathew Littleford
E James Blackmau
E Peregrine Bayly
I Teige Congell
I Teige Liuge
Or " rukerii)';
t Sic*'E."
J Blot oa Capou between the " p " aud " o."
76
CARIBBEAN A.
Owen Alauraiie*
W™ Murphew
Roger Bennett
David Mackyu
David Tonger
Dennis Marine
William Kirke
W"" Grocer
Mathew Conner
Gilbert Butler
John ffitz Gerald
James Bearnes
Dermond King
Daniel! Cassane
Timothy Moraine
Michaell Cantwell
John Ilartego
John Puusell
"W"" Carry
James Garrett
Dennis Aboing
E. Woemen -
E. Children -
P. Women -
F. Children -
D. Women -
D. Children .
[Continued ou the back of fo. 195.]
60
78
5
12
3
8
[End of fo. 195.]
I Eiisha Bryan
I Dermond O Bryan
I Thomas Macking
I Teige Donougoh
I W" Woollahane
I Curnelius Bryan
I John Welch
I John Butler
I John Roach
I Edw. Dedy
F Barnard Thybert
F James Have (?)
F James Deperie
F Giles Bellick
F Isack Deruck
F Charles Genell
F Lewis Duboise
D Jacob Trumpe
D Gerratt Dowe
D John Tarridge
D Hans Timberman
Negros, young & old
E. men -
I. - - -
F. ...
D. - . .
220
71
35
07
04
117
[fo. 196.] S^ Cheistopheks Island.
A List Taken of the Inhabitants old
parish of Christs Church, Nicola Town,
E L* Richard Cooke
E Ensine George Persmall
E Sergant AV'" Kingdome
E Sergant Eicliard Goodwin
E Charles Morris
E Sarauell Oakes
E John Browii
E W-" Evans
E John Evans
E John Wilson
E James Ridd
E Thomas Evans
E Richard Cardeline
E Stephen Dont
E John Burton
I John Lewis
I Dennis Shackeron
I Curnelius Driscoll
I Bryan M^^Swyny
& young as well Whites as blacks iu the
the 27"^ January 167-^
I Dennis Tweechy
I John Mellaine
I Daniell Skenayle
E John Smith
E John Obryn
E Thomas Robinson
E John Sadler
E Phillip AVatkins
■ E AV"' Howard
E Thomas Howard
E Geo: Howard
E Peter Sadler
E John AVilkinson
E John W^an-en
E Joseph Passlett
E Edward Sloman
E Robert James
E John James
E John Dyer
• Probably " Halloran."
CARI3JBEANA.
E
Jolin "Williams
F
Jollycuret
E
Alexander Willis
F
Peter Barry
E
Stephen Dupe
F
Frankswayt
E
Joliu Slanning
F
Matteringt
John Kerwing
E
L' Wilson
Phillip Gorman
E
"Valentine Persivall
Garratt Barry
E
John Persivall
Daniell Shewelton
E
John Russell
John Bawnd
E
John Standbanke
"William Eearden
E
Nicholas Leach
John Lennish
E
John Peters
"William Lennish
E
John Ward
AVilliam White
F
M' Lafferdure
Pearce Bawnd
F
Adrian Goose
Teige SuUavauo
F
Andrew Partizoon
Teige Carty
F
Nicholas Ponnett
E
Peter Pardy
F
Lesprawsef
F
Lewis Le mater*
F
Pashrenet
F
John La John
F
Nicholas Canen
E
M' Helock
F
John Peteete
77
F John Pattree
F Lasonne Cuddence
F Edward J\Laryner
F Isack Tulnie
F Peter Kayne
E: Women -
E: Children -
F: Women -
F: Children -.
Negro men & Women
Negro Children
[End of fo. 196.]
[On back of fo. 196.]
F Charles Deloney
F James De Loney
F Francis Connett
F his son in Law
Jacob Martyn
30 E. - .
30 L- - -
8 F. - -
10
169
70
men.
43
19
25
87
The severall p'ishes or Divisions in this Island viz*
S' Johns Capester
Sandy Poynt -
Kayon -
Halfe Way Tree
S' Thomas p'ish
Palmeto Poynt
Nichola Town
English
Irish -
French
Dutch -
Negros
White
White
White
great &
meu.
worn:
child.
smale.
61
37
65
237
158
112
201
181
81
143
w: & ch.
2.33
70
37
64
138
121
106
195
158
117
69
98
220
87
36
40
269
695
539
663
1436
370
409
543
Negros viz
187
—
—
men 550
130
127
112
wom. 500
8
3
8
ch. 386
[End of fo. 196.]
1436
* Lemaistre,
f Surnames only entered.
/
78 CARIBBEANA.
iHomimtntal Jn^^crtptions in Cnglanti
relating to iMt^t Jlniians/
BRISTOL CATHEDRAL.
" F.B.J." stands for " Farley's Bristol Journal."
North transept, on a small square of white marble in the floor': —
In Memory of
CATHARINE 0SB(3RN,"E
of Barbadoes,
who died 5 Sep'^ 1782
Aged 50 Years.
Her will as of Bristol, Spinster, was proved in 1782 (555, Gostling).
1782, Sepf: 9. Catherine Osborne was buried by the Precentor. (Cathedral
Register.)
1782, Sat. Sep. 14. Thursday se'nr'ght died in Queen-Square, Miss Catherine
Osborne, of the island of Barbadoes. (^ " F.B.J.'")
Samuel Osborne, Esq., of Barbados, from being an overseer became one of the
largest landowners, and died 19 Marcli 173G, aged G2, and was buried next day in
St. Thomas's Church. There is a long obituary notice of him in the original
" Caribbeana," ii., 141, published that year.
Samuel Osborne of St. Michael's^ Barbados, Esq. AYill dated 11 October
175G. All estate to my wife Eliz. Adm'on 7 September 1773 to Frances,
Martha, Anne, and Eliz. Ford, minors, the children of Eliz. Ford, late Osborne,
deceased, wife of Francis Ford, deceased. Philip Gibbes, Esq., receiving the
grant for them. Proved 1778 (8GS, Stevens).
The will of Francis Ford of Barbados, Esq., was also proved in 1773 (357,
; Stevens).
; Agnes, dan. and heir of Samuel Osborne, Esq., married, 1 February 1753,
I Sir Philip Gibbes, Bart., and her arms were: Quarferli/, Azure and Erminois,
\ a cross Argent. (Betham's " Baronetage," iii., 448.)
i ' 1741, Sept. 18. Robert Osborne, Esq; of H. to Miss Sally Hopkins, eldest
i Dan. of John H. of Ingatestoue-Hall, Essex, Esq; Heir of the rich Hopkins;
' a Fortune of 10,000 I. and the Heirs of her Body to inherit that great Estate.
(" G.M.," 500.)
17G7, Aug. 2. Sam. Osborne, Esq ; of B. {Ibid., 430.)
. A vault of the Osbornes of Springhead (but no tablet) was in St. Thomas's
i Parish, Barbados. (L. Archer, 375.)
I Dr. Robert Lovell of Barbados, M.D., who died 1823, st. G9, and was buried
! in Bristol Cathedral, married Eliz. Osborne of Barbados, dau. and iieir of Samuel
' Osborne. She died 12 May 1830, s.p. (" Som. and Dorset Notes and Queries,"
X., 248.)
1823, Ap. 11. At Begbrooke, near Frenchay, after a lingering illness,
Dr. Robert Lovell, formerly an eminent physician in Bristol. (" G.M.," 47G.)
QuEEx's College, Oxfoiid, MATiticuLATioys. (Foster.)
Robert Osborne, son of Sam. of B., arm., 13 July 173G, a. 17.
James O., son of Sam. of B., arm., 15 Jnlv 173S, a. 17.
Rob. O., son of Robt. Jonathan O. of B., arm., 31 Oct. 1745, a. 18.
Jas. O., son of Robt. Jonathan O. of B., arm., 31 Oct. 1745, a. IG. .
• (Joatinucd from p. 22.
CARIBBEAN A. 79
North transept, on a white marble square in the floor : —
HENRY GRUGER
Efq^ Ob. 3 Feb. 1780
M. 75.
1780, Feb. 8. Henry Qruger esq"' was buried by M"" Haynes M.C. (Cathedral
Eegister.)
1780, Sat. Feb. 12. Saturday morning died in St. James's-square, in the 76th
year of his age, Henry Cruger, Esq ; (father of Henry Cruger, Esq ; one of our
Kepresentatives in Parliament), Having been some years in a rerj' ill state
of health, he left New-York, the place of his nativity and residence, where he
had sustained a most respectable private character, and filled the various offices
of Member of the Assembly, Member of the Council, and Chief jNIagistrate, with
the highest reputatiou. The cheerfulness of his disposition, and the nft'ability of
his manners, had endeared him to all those who had the pleasure of his acquaint-
ance in this country. His remains were interred on Tues-iay morning in the
Cathedral of this cily. {'' F.B.J.")
He had large interests in the AYest Indies, as appears by his will, wherein he
describes himself as Henry Cruger, Sen'', late of New York, now at Bristol.
Estates in Jamaica and St. Croix ; proved 1780 (125, Collins).
In St. James's Chapel, llampstead Poad, is a tablet to Lieut. -Col. John
Harris Cruger, late of Eussell Place, Fitzroy Square, who died 3 June 1807, aged
69. He formerly resided in New York, and greatly distinguished himself as
a Loyalist officer, etc. (Cansick's "Epitaphs," i., 225.)
The following is from Sabine's " American Loyalists," 234 : —
" Cruger, John. Of New York. In 1775 he was Speaker of the House of
Assembly, and during the recess that year, with thirteen other members of the
ministeiial party, addressed a letter to General Gage on the alarming state of
public affairs. This communication is dated JNIay 5th, on which dny two niembers
of the Council of New York sailed for England. AVheii, in 17G9, he was elected
to the assembly, the success of his party was deemed a victory of the Episcopalians
over the Presbyterians."
1822, May 16. At Chelsea, 78, Anne, relict of Col. Cruger, and dau. of late
Brig.-gen. De Lnncey. (" G.M.," 572.)
1827, April 24. At New York, aged 88, Henry Cruger, esq. formerly of
Bristol, and its representative in Parliament, Anth Mr. Burke, from 1774 to 1780.
In 1784 Mr. Cruger was again returned to the House of Commons, and on that
occasion was represented on the hustings by his brother. Col. Cruger, being
himself absent in America. lie finally left this country for the United States
in 1789, where he has since constantly resided ; and it may be gratifying to his
old friends (if aiiy survive) to know, that no man ever lived more highly respected,
or died more sincerely lamented. {Ibid., 94.)
Cloisters, north wall. A large marble monument* with a cherub above,
resting its right arm on a headstone. To the right is an urn with shield bearing: —
Cr°est.— ^ dexter arm erect, couped, holding .... [broke7i], a coronet encircling
the forearm. Anas.— Gules, a lion rampant Or.
* When the Rev. John Woodward wrote in 1867 this monument \va.<; on the west wul! of tlie
transept, and the arms «ere : Paly of xix Salle and Ermine, a lion ram/,ri>if Arr/eut.
In vol. iv. of "The Herald ;i'iid (ienpuloL,'ist," imblislicd in l.Mi7, iliere l.^ a valuable article
by him on the Heraldry of Bristol Cathedral. During the restoration, when he wrote, much
destruction of ancient monuments was takini,' place, and several M.I. and heraldry which ho
recorded are uow (1909) no longer in existence.
80 CARIBBEAN A.
On the small headstone is the following: —
Sacred
to the Memory of
THOMAS DANIEL Esq.
a refpectable ILercliant
of this City
who was born in Barhados
on the 14:"' March 1730
and departed this life
on the 23"' Feb'y. 1802.
On the large central space below the above : —
Sacred to the Memory
3f-R5 ELEANOR DANIEL.
who was born
In
bahbaboes
November 22"'' 1737
a- 1
Died at BRISTOL
the IS''^ of June 1774
(Eight lines follow.)
1774, Sat. June 18. On "W^ednesday died at her House in Orchard-street,
Mrs. Daniel, "Wife of Thomas Draiicl, Esq ; late of the Island of Barbadoes ....
Her remains will be interred this ^loriiing in the Cathedral. ("E.B.J.")
1802, Sat. Feb. 27. On Tuesday last died, at his house on the Lawn, South-
Lambeth, in the 72d year of his age, Thomas Daniel, Esq. late of tliis city,
a merchant of the highest honor and respectability, and father of Thos. Daniel,
Esq., an Alderman of our Corporation. (Ibid.)
North transept, floor marble over vault : —
THOMAS DANIEL
of Barbados
died 23^'!. Eeb'-^ 1802
Aged 72.
1802, March 4. Tho^ Daniel Esq". (Burial Eegister.)
1802, Feb. 23. In South Lambeth, in his 72d vear, Thomas Daniel, esq.
(" G.M.," 278.)
Floor marble over vault : —
M" ELEANOR DANIEL
1774.
1774, June 18. Eleanor the "Wife of Thomas Daniel esq' was buried by
M' Newnam M. Canon. (Burial Register.)
See pedigree in Burke's "Lauded Gentry," and Cave's "History of Banking
in Bristol," p. 228. Thomas Daniel is stated to have left Barbados for Eiighmd
in 17G4. Tho. Daniel, Sen., of Bristol, Merchant, in his will of 17G1, names his
eon Tho. Daniel, probablv identical with the above (387, Cheslyn).
CARIBBEAN A. 81
Floor marble : —
The TIkv^ IsENiEra Moe,
OB^. 11'^^. OCTOEEE 1813,
M'^. 31 TEARS.
1813, Oct. 16. Eev-i Irena'us Moe, Park Street 31 years. (Cathedral
Burial Register.)
A Mr. Moe was curate of St. .Marv, Redcliffe, some fifty or sixtv years ago.
1813, Feb. -i. At Weston, by the Eev. T. Wilkiny, the Rev. Irena-us Moe,
I ■ to Miss Charlotte Mapp. both of the island of Barbadoes. (*' B.C.")
) Irena?us Moe, son of Cheesuian Moe, of the Isle of [Barbados, W'.I., arm.,
I Queen's Coll., Oxford, matriculated 10 Nov. 1SU2, aged 22; B.A. 18()7. See
Robinson, 98 (Foster). He went to Barbados 9 IMay 1808 (FothergilTs
" Emigrant Ministers ").
1 In the north ai.«le of Exeter Cathedral I noted some twenty-five years ago an
inscription to Margaret, wife of Irenjeiis Moe of Barbadoes, Esq., died 2-3 October
1770, aged 28. In All Saints, EdmontoJi, there is one to the Rev. Samuel Rous
Moe.
In St. Philip's, Barbados, is a partly effaced inscription to La;titia Moe ....
ob. 1735 .... James Moe .... Samuel Moe .... Christian Moe .... (Archer,
387).
See an article in the original " Caribbeana," vol. ii., p. 242, on the improve-
ments made in the distillation of rum, by Mr. Moe of Barbados, about 1737.
Tliere are many entries of Moe in the " Barbados Mercury."
North transept, floor marble : —
Alfo LOUISA,
fourth Daughter of
CHAKLES GOliDOX Eii|''
of Jamaica
who departed this Life
the 21 June ISll
Aged 12 Years.
1811, June 29. Louisa Gordon. (Cathedral Burial Register.)
I could find no other stone belonging to this.
Charles Gordon, s. of Charles G. of I. of J., esq., Christ Ch., matrlc. 21 Oct.
1802, aged IS (Foster). There were several different families of Gordon in
Jamaica. There is a tablet in Great Berkhamstead Church to a Chas. Gordon of
Braco in that Island (jirobably identical with the above), who died 25 June 1829,
aged 82 ; Mary his wife, died 18 January 1839, aged 75 ; and Eliza Anne Gordon,
third daughter, died 10 April 1820, aged 25 (Cussans' "Herts," iii., GO).
North transept, floor marble : —
TO
the IMemory of
JONATHAN WORRELL
of Barhudoes
died 2G'" Nov^: 1773
Aged 22 T^^
1773, Nov. 29. Jonathan Worrell was buried by the Precentor. (Cathedral
Burial Register.)
The name elsewhere is spelt WorraU,
VOL. II. •*
82 CARIBBEANA.
Ill the "Eeport on Historic Site?," jii&^t piihliplird, nppears tho follouinp: —
"St. Tlioums's Paris]). Stiiiges PJniitation. In cpen land near AVeleliuian
Rail Gully. Tomb with inscription ihcrcon, in memory of Doctor Jonathan
"Worrell, who died 21st September 1755. Deposited by his only son."
North transept, floor marble : —
TO
the Memory of
TRO^: WILLIAMS Efq':
of Barhailoes
died 13"' NoV: 1773
Aged 35 Y".
1773, Nov. 17. Tho' Williams e sq-- was buried by M"- Eobins, iM.C. (Cathe-
dral Burial Eej^ister.)
1773, Sat. ^'ov. 20. Saturday died in the College-green, Tho. "Williams, Esq;
ofBarbadoes. (-'F.B.J.")
See oite, I., 29, for tablet in Bath Abbey to James "Williams, Esq., of Barbados.
ISll, Nov. 23. Lately at Si. Thomas, Thomas Williams, Esq., a native of
this Island. (" Barbados Mercury.")
North transept, floor marbles : —
KICHARD
BOUCnEll CALI.E>I)ER
OF THIS CITY ; ESQ".
BDEX 19^''. JUXE, 1799.
DIED 4^". JUXE, 1853.
THE IIOX^''''
TIMOTHY CALLENDER
OF THE ISLAXD OF BARRADOES
DIED XOVEMBER 14^''
1800.
1800, Nov. 14. Timothy Calleudcr. (Cathedral Burial Kegister.)
1803, Nov. 9. Alice Callender. {Ihid.)
GEOHGE WILLIAM CALLEXDER
F.R.S.
BORX JUXE 24^». 1830.
DIED OCTOBER 20^^ 1879.
THE BEV».
BICHARD CLEMEXT CALLEXDES
M.A.
BORX MAY 28^". 1834.
DIED JUXE 5^". 1881.
ISSl, June 10. Bichard Clement Callender. Clifton. 47 >". (Cathedral
Burial Begister.)
Nicholas Bice Callender, son of Timothv Callender tf Barbados, arm.,
matriculated from Oriel College, Oxford, 23 June 1798, aged 17 ; B.A. 1802.
CARIBBEANA. 83
Nicholas 3?icc CalleDcler, 3rd son of Nicholas Rice Callender of Earbados,
gent , niatricuhited from Queen's College, Oxford, 4 Nov. 1S28, aged 19 ; B.A. 1882.
Timothy Callendt r, 1st son of Niclinlas Callender of Bristol, gent., matriculated
from Queen's College, Oxfcrd. -i JMarch 1827, aged 22.
1811, Ap. 20. Alice Kice Callender. Ch. y''. (Cathedral Burial Eegister.)
1811, Sept. 17. At the Hotwells, Alice Eice, only dau. of the late Clement
Callender, esq. of Liverpool. (" G.M.," 398.)
1816, June 25. This morning generallj' lamented by all clas>es in the im-
munity, Lieut. Colonel Nicholas li. Callender, of the St. Philip's Battalion of
Militia: (He was interred on the following day in the chancel of St. IMichael's
Church with military honours). Also lengthy obituary notice about him June 29th.
(" Barbados Mercury.'')
1817, June 10. On Saturday evening last Mr. John James Callender to Miss
Christian Agard. (Ibid.)
North transept, floor marble : —
EEY. HUGH WILLIAMS AUSTIN
OF BAEBADOS
DIED 1^'^. FEBRUARY 1802,
AGED 43 TEARS.
1802, Feb. 6. Eev'' Hugh Williams Austin. (Cathedral Burial Eegister.)
He went out to Barbados 31 August 1779. A Eichard Austin also went out
81 INIarch 179.3. (Fotheigill's " Emigrant Ministers.")
1807, Thursday Jan. 23. Saturday was married at Bath, Capt. Goldfinch, of
the Oxfordshire militia, to JMiss Austin, daughter of tlie late Eev. Hugh A^'illiams
Austin, of the island of Barbados. (" Dorchester and Sherborne Journal.")
Charles Alleyne Sumner Austin, 6th son of "Wiltshire Stanton Austin, of
Barbados, cler., matric. from St. John's Coll., Oxford, 25 June 1855, aged 17 ;
B.A. 18G0; fellow and MA. 1803; D.C.L. 1S6G; bar.-at-law Lincoln's Inn
30 April 1S70.
Hugh William Austin, son of Hugh William Austin, of Barbados, cler.,
matric. from Oriel Coil., Oxford, 20 June IS 11, aged 17. (Foster.)
1814, Feb. 4. Lately in the Cove of Cork, Hugh W'" Austin, Esq. of the 77"'
reg. of foot, son of the late Eev'' Hugh W"' Austin, many years Eector of S' Peter's
parish in this Island. (" Barbados Mercury.")
1818, March 3. This morning died Miss Anna L. Austin of this Town.
(Ibid.)
1823, May 17. At Bitton, Thos. son of late Eev. Hugh-Williams Austin, of
Barbadoes, to Charlotte, dau. of late S. AVhitchurci), esq. of Bristol. (" G.M.,"
177.)
North transept, floor marble : —
Under
this Stone
' lie the remains of
ELIZABETH A^^^IE MANNING
Daughter of
WILLIAM MAXXIXG Ef<f' of London
Merchant. M.P. who died at the
Hot WcUs on the 3P': of
March 1795, in the
Seventh Year of
her Age.
P %
84 CARIBBEANA.
1795, April G. Elizabeth Maniiiiii): buried. (Catbeclral Burial Eesiister.)
1795, March 30. At Bristol IIot\vell.-<, in her 7th year, Mi.'^s Eliz. Manning,
youngest daughter of Wm. M. esq. M.P. for Plympton. (" Gr.M.," 353.)
See pedigree ante, Vol. I., 241.
North choir aisle, north wall : —
To the IMemorv
of
The Hon'''''. ABB A HAM CUMBEB BATCH Bfq'.
one of His jMajeriy's
Members of Council of the Il'land of Barbado (sic)
Who died of a jNIalignant Fever, at his Seat at Fairwater,
near Taunton, June IG''-. 179G,
In the 42"^. Year of his Age.
(Fourteen lines — erected by his Widow.)
Above the tablet is au urn surmounted by a shield bearing : Gules, an eagle
displayed hetireen three trefoils Or. (The crest used is: An encjle's head conped.
Motto. — ne tentks aut perfice.)
179G, June 21. Abraham Cumbcrbatch. (Cathedral Burial Ecgistcr.)
Choir vestry leading out of the east cloister, high up on the north wall : —
To the Memory
of ABE AH AM CUMBEBBATCH Ef,f:
A Native and Inhabitant of the Iliand of Barbados,
Senior Member of his ma.iestv.s Council of that Ifland,
to which honorable board he had belonged near Thirty Years.
He bore a long and painful Illncis
with uncommon Patience and Fortitude,
and came to England in hopes of receiving Benefit
from a change of Climate
and died in this City July 25, 1785.
(Four lines.)
1785, July 30. Abraham Cumberbatch Esq"" was buried by the Precentor. j
(Cathedral Burial Register). '
1785, Sat. July 30. Monday, died at his lodgings in College-Green, — Cum- j
berland {sic). Esq ; a West India merchant. ("' F.B.J.") |
The Arms, noted by Rev. J. Woodward in 1867, were: 1, Cumberbatch as \
above; impaling: Quarterly, I and 4, Sable, two swords in saltire proper, hilted j
Or, between three coronets of the last, one in chief, two in flanks; 2 and 3, I'ert, i
a fess dancettce Ermine.
This tablet was in 18G7 in the north aisle near his son's.
North transept, floor marbles over vault : —
ABRAHAM CUMBERBATCH
1785.
TUE noN"'-^
ABRAHAM CUMBERBATCH ESQ»,
ELDEST SOX OF THE ABOVE,
DIED JUKE 10" 179G.
CARIBBEANA. 85
Abraham Cumberbatch of St. Andrew's, Barbados, Esq. "Will dated 22 Novem-
ber 1750. My son-iu-law John iSober's deed of 1742. My grandchildren Sarah,
Abraham, and Mary Cumberbatch and John Sober. Estate to nephew Abr.
Carleton. Proved in 1753 (8, Searls).
Hon. Abraham Cinnberbatch of Barbados. "Will dated 7 IMay 1795. My
wife Mary. jNIy brothers Lawrence Trent Ciiinberbatch, Edward Carlton Cum-
berbatch, and John Trent Cumberbatch. My son Abraham Parry Cumberbatch.
My sister Mr^. Ann Sandt'ord. Estate which was my great-grandfather's,
Abraham Cumberbatch. Proved in 179G (5i5, Harris).
St. Geohqe's, Hanoter Squahe.
1S05, Oct. 31. Abraham Parry Cumberbatch, Esq., of S' Marylebone, Midd*,
Bach., and Charlotte Jones, of this parish, Sp'', a minor. By Licence and with
consent of her father Eobert Burnet Jones, Esq. (Parish Register.)
Abraham Parry Cumberbatch was witness 12 August 1815 at the marriage in
the same church of apparently his wife's sister.
1818, Jan. 15. Charlotte, wife of A. P. Cumberbatch, esq. (" G.M.," 92.)
1818, June IG. On the 1st May at Bath, Charles Cave, Esq., of Mincing
Lane, second son of Stephen Cave, Esq. of Cleve Hill House, Gloucestershire, to
Sarah, only dau. of Edward Cumberbatch, Esq. of the I. of Barbados. (" Bar-
bados Mercury " and " G.M.," 4G4.)
1821, Aug. 9. At Clifton, deeply reii;relted, Edward Cumberbatch, esq ; of
the Island of Barbadocs. (" Bath Chronicle.")
1822, Aug. G. Edward Carlton Cumberbatch, esq. of the Island of Barbadoes,
to Mary Gertrude, dau. of A. Ashe, esq. of Belvidere, Bath. (" G.M.," 178.)
1812, Oct. lo. At Brompton, aged 54, Caroline, reh'ct of Abraham Parry
Cumberbatch, 1. of the Broad, Hellingly, Sussex. (" G.M.," 553.)
1847, Mav 19. At Torquay, the relict of the Eev. Edward Carleton C. of B.
{Ibid., lOG.) '
For more about this family see " Cumberbatch Collections," by Geo. "W.
Marshall, 8vo, 1866, p. 58.
The following on the west wall of transept was noted by the Eev. J. "Wood-
ward in 1867, but it no Ion<2;er exists : —
"SUSANNAH COBHAM, of Barbados, died 1806.
" Aems. — Quarterly, 1 and 4, Gules, on a chevron Or three Uonceh rampant
Sable (Cobuam) ; 2 and 3, Gules, two liois passant in pale Or (i') for ....,*
impaling Sahle, an eaf/le displayed in bend between two cotiscs Ardent, a canton
sinister Or (Jordan)."
1806, Feb. 1. Susannah Christian Cobham. (Cathedral Burial Register.)
1806, Sat. Feb. 1. Lately d. Mrs. Cobham, of Berkeley-sq. some time of the
i. of B. (" F.B.J.")
She was sister to Mrs. Ann Battyn and dau. of Edward Jordan. See the tablet
at St. Paul's, Bristol, to John Cobham, Esq., and ante, I., 82.
1846, Ap. 5. At Clevedon, Som., a. 83, Susanna, relict of Ed. Cobham, of the
i. of B. (" G.M.," 667.)
{To he continued.)
• Pean, two lions passant in pale, per pah Or and Argent, are the anus of Dottin of
Biirb-ulo? (Uurke's '• .Vrniory "), and seo Aiclicr, p. :!9o, lor the arin.-^of Jordan.
86 CAUIBBEANA.
Biitl)5, Seatl)^, anti iHarnajcs; from tlje
**33arbatios ilTcrciup'' antJ ** JSntigctolim
(Sajettc/* 1805 to 1818/
Br EDWARD GOULBURN SIXCKLEU, Police Magistrate, Baiiuados.
1809.
Feb. 18 Killed (attack on Martinicjiie by His Excellency Lieut. -General Beck-
with and Rear-Admiral Sir Alex. Coeln-ane) : Capt. Taylor, 7th Rci^iment,
Ag.-Dep. Quarter-Master-General ; Major Maxwell, Sth Regiment ; and
Capt. Sinclair, 25th Rei^imeut (Light Battalion).
Feb. 28 (Died) -Mrs. Margaret Bauiield, aged 80 years, St. Micliaer.s ; at
St. Ann's, Mrs. Mahon, huly of Major Mahon of the Royal York Kanger.s ;
at Demerary, on the 12 inst., Lieut. George McBeath of the 1st Bat. Royals,
Aide-de-Camp to Major-General Monro, commanding at Barbados.
Mar. 25 By the arrival of the Mails we learn the death at Liverpool of
N. Weekes, E.^q., of this Island, and of Miss Coleman, eldest sister of
J. C. Coleman, Esq., of this town.
April 29 (Died) Mr. John Hall, Practitioner in Physic in this town, aged 96
years.
May 6 A most barbarous and diabolical murder was committed last night in
the neighbourhood of St. Ann's on the body of Mr. John llislop (principal
clerk of Messrs. Barton and Higginson's house near General Sir Charles
Shipley's gate, St. Ann's). An inquest has been summoned by James Gx'asett,
Esq., Coroner of this jjarish.
June 13 (Died) On Monday, 5th June, at Fort Royal, Martinique, after an
illness of four days, of a violent inllauimatory fever, Miss Ann Ramsay, aged
18, only daughter of Brig. -General Ramsay, .Idj. -General to the Forces in
the Windward and Leeward colonies.
Saturday, June 17 (Mai-ried) John W. E. Eidci", Esq., Attorney-at-law, to l>Lss
Farley, both of this town. (Died) On Mondaj- morning, at 4 o'clock. Port
[? Fort] Royal, Martinique, Mrs. Bullock, wife of Joseph Bullock, Esq.,
Commissary-General.
June 20 Fatal Duel. On Sunday morning died, in consequence of a wound
received the preceding Sunday in an affair of honour with a brother officer,
Capt. ^Lirston of the Rjyal York Kangers, and his remains were interred
the same day with military honours at St. Michael's Church. An inquest
was taken on the body before James Grasett, Esq.
Aug. 12 (Deat'is) In the parish of St. George, aged 79 years, Mrs. Elizabeth
Carter, relict of the late Reverend .Mr. John Carter, formerly Kector of that
parish ; on Tuesday last, Joseph Ostrehan. Esq., of this town, aged 51 years.
Aug. 15 (Death) On Sunday last, in the parisii of St. George, after a short
illness, Mr. Thomas Applewhaite, the younger, son of Thomas Applcwhaitc,
Jnr., Esq., of Greens in that parish.
Aug. 29 An inquisition has been taken before James Grasett, Esq.. Coroner* of
this parish, on the body of a seaman named .lohn Bradsliaw of the Brig
" General Wellesley," who was stabbed by a man belonging to the Pre.^s
Gang, and who is said to be in custody on hoard the " Maria " schooner (this
man's name was afterwards stated to be William Aderly).
• Contiuucd from \i. -li.
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Sep. 9 (Deaths) Mrs. Frances M. ]Moore, aged G7 years, and Mr. Eenn
Phillips, aged oG (?), both of the parish of St. Michael.
Sep. 12 (Deaths) Anthony Barker, Esij., St. iTCorgc's ; IMr. Pearce Waith,
Mrs. Herbert, wife of Mr. William Herbert of St. Michael's.
Sep. 23 (Died) Lately, in the Colony of Demerary, on plantation " Pircika,"
Kichard Wells, Esq.
Oct. 7 (Died) In the ■42ud year of his age, Brian Bernard KilliKelly, Esq., of
the Customs House of this town. (Dor. Killi telly qualified as e.^ecutrix. to
his estate.)
Oct. 17 (Died) In the parish of St. George, aged 70 years, Mrs. Applewhaite,
wife of Thomas A[)plewhaile, Seur., Esq. ; in this town, Mrs. Butcher, wife
of Mr. James Butcher, Practitioner in Physic, and Mrs. Mary Morgan, aged
70 years.
Oct. 2L (Married) Ou Thursday morning, at St. Michael's Church, William
Gill, Esq., to Miss Eliza Harris, daughter of liobert Harris, Esq., Merchant
of this town.
Oct 28 (Deaths) Mr. William Dosvrich, Junr., of this town, and Dr. McCor-
mick of the Koyal Xaval Hospital.
Nov. 4 Duelling. A fatal duel occurred on Thursday, in which Mr. Hughes, a
volunteer in the 3rd W.I. Regiment, a young gentleman highly esteemed in
the Garrison, lost his life. He expired on the spot. A Coroner's inquest
has been iield on the body, and a verdict of '• Wilful Murder " bj' a person or
persons unknown returned. His reuiaius were interred yesterday in St.
Michael's Church. (Deaths) Mr. .lohn E\'erson, late of the Island of
Bermuda; Mr. Benj. Buck of this town; Mrs. Mary Harris, aged SI years;
and Mrs. Elizabeth Walke, relict of the late Thomas Waike, Esq.
Nov. 7 (Deaths) James Crichlow Trotman, Esq., an eminent and respectable
merchant of this town; Mr. Henry Planning; and Mr. Benjamin Toppin,
mariner.
Nov. 11 (Died) Early this morning, Mr. "William Homau, aged 23 years, much
regretted.
Nov. 18 (Death) Mrs. Margaret Bo veil, wife of J. 'W. Bovell, Esq.
Nov. 2-5 (Deaths) Ou Wednesday, of a rapid fever, Mr. Theophilus D'Olier,
late of the City of Dublin ; the same day, at St. Ann's, Captain Tower of the
Royal York Rangers ; Miss .Fudith Clinton, a maiden lady, aged 71 years.
Dec. 5 (Death) Miss Ann Elizabeth Miller, a maiden lady, aged GS (?) years.
Sep. IG (Death) Mrs. Jane Wentworth, relict of the late William Weutworth
of this town.
1810.
Jan. G The schooner " Fry " has been upset and lost off Point Saline, .Mar-
tinique. The crow and passengers, except one (Mr. Chisholm of the Gth
West India Regt), were saved.
Jan. 23 (Deaths) .Miss James, sister of George James, Esq., St. Michael's ; at
St. Ann's, Lieut. Hopwood, Royal W.I. Rangers.
Jan. 27 {D:!ath of Lord Clariiia.) This melancholy event took place a little after
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. (Died of bilious fever.) His Lordship arrived
in this island but .so lately ago as 11th December last on board the '• Conc-ord,"
Capt. Wilson, accompanied by Lady Clarina and their eldest daughter (about
12 years of age), and Capt. Westroop, her Ladyship's brother. His Lordship,
Nathaniel William Massey, Lord Clarina, of Elm Park in Limerick, a Major-
General in the Armv, was born the 23rd May 1773, succeeded to his title
17th May ISOl- ; married, 29th May 179G, Penelope, second daughter of
Michael Roberts Westroop, Esq., and' has issue [here issue is set forth]. His
remains were interred in St. Michael's Church near the chanceh
Feb. 13 We learn, bv way of Dcmerarv, the death of His Excellency Governor
Woodloy of Berbice, who died on the 27tli ult.at Xew Amsterdam in that colony.
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Peb. 17 In tlie conquest of Guadeloupe the following; ofticers fell : Lieuts.
Coply, Symnionds, Martincau, aud Greg:: (5tli Fcby. 1810).
Mar. 6 (Died) On the 21th ult., on his passage from Trinidad to St. Kitts
(intending for England by the packet), J. C. Coleman, Escj.. Dep. Naval
Officer of this Island, and many years an active and us-eful magistrate of this
town. His remains were carried into Dominica and on tlie 2oth interred at
Roseau.
Mar. 2-1 On Wednesday last an inquisition was held before James Grasett, Esq..
Coroner, St. Michael's, on the body of William Jones, murdered by Samuel
Pields, his brotlier-in-la\v (who stabbed him in the stomach with a bayonet).
Witnesses : (1) Eliz. Fields, mother of Mary Ann Jones (wife of deceased)
(Mrs. Jones was a Fields), (2) James Fields, and ('S) George William Fields,
(4) Francis Bynoe, (5) William Daniel Price, and (6) John Willoughby,
Practitioner in Physic and Surgery.
May 19 (Death) Mr. Charles Shaw (actor) died yesterday mornitig. His
remains were interred at St. Michael's Church.
May 26 (Birth) On Thursday the 17th inst., at Mr. Brevitor, the Lady of
Joseph Leacoek, Esq., of a daughter.
June 16 (Died) At Fort Eoyal, Martinique, the youngest daughter of Mr.
Sandiford Eichards, Principal Overseer of the Royal Engineer Department.
She was an infant between S and 4 years, and died on Friday, 25th ult. Her
clothes took fire and she died in consequence of the burning.
June 30 (Died) In this town, the Eev. Henry E. Husbands, Kector of St. John's
parish. On the 6th inst., at Guadeloupe, after a short illness, ^Irs. Enraght,
aged 25 years, wife of Lieut. Enraght of the Eoyal York Eaugers, and
daughter of the late Colonel George Mackenzie, and nearly related to some
of the most ancient and respectable families of Scotland, of which country
she was a native. She was buried in the burying-ground near Morne
Repos.
July 21 (Died) On Monday last, Lieut. P. Rogers of His Majesty's ship
" Gloire."
Sep. 1 (Died) At Point-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe, on the 23rd July, of the yellow
fever, after an illness of two days, Mrs. Nixon, wife of Major Nixon,
commanding the 4th W.I. Regiment. Lately, at the same place, Mr.
Alexander Paris.
Sep. 8 (Died) At sea, on the 20th July last, on her passage to England (her
native country), Mrs. Frances Orderson, wife of Mr. Orderson of this town;
in this town, B. Walrond, Esq., 3Iaster-in-Chaiicery, and Mr. John Higham ;
at Tobago, tbe Lady of Brigadier-General Dunbar.
Sep. 11 (Died) At Guadeloupe, on the 2Sth ult., of fever. Major Henderson of
the Roval York Rangers. His remains were interred with military honours
in the North- Western Bastion of Fort Matilda on the following day.
Sep. 15 (Deaths) On Wednesday last, at Locust Hall Plantation in the parish
of St. George, George Hall, Esq., an eminent and highly respectable mer-
chant of this town. The Rev. Mr. Thomas, Rector of the parish, delivered
an excellent sermon at the funeral. In St. Michael's, Miss Elizabeth Clarke,
Mr. Charles S. Manning, and Mr. Edward Price; at Point-a-Pitre, Guade-
loupe, Captain Shewbridge, Brigade ^Lijor to Brigadier-General Wale.
Sep. 28 Bv the " Swaggerer " from Martinique arrived this morning we regret
to learn the loss of Captain Butcher of the " Tickler " Mail Boat, unfortu-
nately thrown overboard by the boom of his vessel while off St. Pierre, and
perislied. (Died) Lately, at Martinique, Surgeon Bennett, 60th Kegiment.
Oct. 9 (Deaths) On Thursday last. Miss Mary Gosling, niece of John Pen-
nington, Esq., of this town ; aud on Saturday, Miss Lettice Maloney, an
elderly maiden lady.
Oct. 10 (Deaths) Miss Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. John George Alleyne ;
Miss Margaret Skeete and Mr. Jarratt Pollard, St. ^lichael's.
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Oct. 27 "We are sorry to lenrn the death of Brig. -General Nicholson at Antigua
on the 13tli inst. He is succeeded in the touiuiand of the troops at that
island by Brigadier-General Boiiham. (Died) In this town, Miss Elizabeth
Nusum ; and in the parish of Christ Church, Miss Mary Fitzpatrick.
Nov. 3 (Died) In this town, Dr. Joseph Thorne, on the 11th Sep. last, at his
house at Leigh; Sir Francis Baring, Bart., in his 74 year.
Nov. 13 (Deaths) Between the 8th and TJth inst., Elizabeth Ann, daughter of
Mrs. Ann Gibbes ; Thomas, son of Mr. Thomas Burnett; John Robert, son
of Mr. John Bearcrot't of this town ; Mr. John Pettigrew, late master of the
ship "Eliza"; Robert Thomas, son of Capt. Robert Cromartie of the ship
" Renewal" of London, a youth of IG years.
Nov. 17 (Died) Of the yellow feA'er, on the 8th inst., at Government House,
Morue Fortune, St. Lucia, the Lady of Major-General Alexander AVood,
, Commandant of that island.
Oct. 13 (Married) At Antigua, on the 21st ult., William McCulloch, Esq.,
Commander of His Majesty's brig " Asp," to Miss Jane B. Osborn.
Nov. 20 (Married) At St. James' Church, on the 17th inst., John "W. Bovell,
Esq., M.C.P., and Major Commandant of the St. Peter's Battalion of Militia,
to Rebecca Brathwaite, third daughter of the late Sir John Gay Alleyne,
Bart., and sister of the present Sir Reynold Alleyne, Bart., who lately
married Rebecca (now Lady Alleyne), third daughter of the late John A.
Olton, Esq., deceased. (Deaths) Mr. Richard Inniss, senr., and Mrs. Mary
Quarliss of St. George's parish ; Mr. A\^illiam Shorey, Mrs. Ann Luke, and
Mrs. Poole, St. Michael's.
Nov. 27 (Deaths) Yesterday noon, at the house of Thomas Alhnan, Esq., Tho-
mas Turquand, Esa., lately arrived here ; also about the same time, James
Payne, Esq., merchant, of this town ; and Mr. Joseph Bird, principal clerk in
the house of IMessrs. Lancaster and Sampson, merchants. AH three of these
gentlemen have been carried otf by bilious fever. This morning, at
" Walkers," St. George, of a decline, Mrs. Mary Applewhaite, wife of
Samuel Applewhaite, Esq.
Dec. 8 (Married) On the 19th October, at the Parish Church of Mary-le-
bonne, Sir Thomas Trowbridge, Bart., to Miss Cochrane, daughter of the
Hon. Sir x^lexander Cochrane, K.B., Governor of Guadeloupe.
Dec. 29 Died on the 27th inst., J. S. Tracey, Esq., late Secretary to Vice-
Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, and formerly Secretary to Sir Samuel
Hood. Mr. Orderson (in name Isaac) here hands over this newspaper to
William Walker & Co.
1811.
Jan. 19 (Died) At the house of Lieut. Barker, R.N., agent for transports in
this Island, on the 1st January, Mr. John Parr, Master of the "Robert"
transport, lately arrived from Cork ; on the Gth, Mary his wife ; and this
morning, Margaret Ann their child.
Jan. 22 (Married) The Hon. George M.iynard (Member of Council) to ^Irs.
Williams (widow) of this town; Lieut.-Colonel Lane, A D.C., to Miss
Griflith, daughter of Thomas H. Griltith, Esq., of Culloden Farm. (Deaths)
In St. Philips, Mrs. Brathwaite, mother of Lieut.-Colonel Brathwaite, A.D.C.,
a lady highly esteemed and regretted ; at Grenada, on the 14th ulto., Wil-
liam Jackson, Esq., of this town.
Jan. 26 (Married) Last week, Benj. Bovell, Esq., to Miss Council of St. Lucy's
parish. (Died) Yesterday afternoon, Nathaniel Nowell, Estj., one of the
waiters of His ]NLajesty'"s Customs of this port ; Arthur Poole, Esq., of
St. Lucia.
Feb. 16 (Died) Suddenly in the night of Sunday or early on Monday morning
last, James Bascom, Esq., of the pari.sh of St. Thomas, aged 72. He retired
to rest without complaining uf indisposition, and was discovered in the
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CARIBBEANA.
morning to have paid the debt of nature, without a feature having the
appearance of distortion. In St. Michael'-s, Thomas B. Jones, Esq.
Feb. 19 (Deatlis) In 8t. ^licliael'si, Mrs. A^ncs J3ere.siford ; and on Satunlay
last in Christ Church, Joseph Jones, Esq., a^ed 02 vears, for many years
a highly res[)ccted apothecary ; Mrs. Mary Turpin, U'^ed 77.
Feb. 23 (Deaths) On Thursday last, Thomas Hunt, Esq., Prothonotary of the
island; and vestenlav morning, Heni- Power, Esq.. captain of this port.
Feb. 26 (Deaths) Mr. Kobert H. .Siddey of this town; Mrs. Mary Blacivett,
wife of Stephen Biackett, Esq., of Speightstowii.
Mar. 2 On Thursday morning last, John Reynolds, a seaman belonging to the
" Swaggerer " Brig of ^var (and formerly second mate of the ship " I^ritannia,"
trading from London to Trinidad), was executed on board that vessel pursuant
to a sentence of a Court Martial for desertion. He was a native of the
Isle of Wight, and has left a widow and two children. 'We feel pleasure in
announcing tlie promotion of Lieut. Thomas Howe (brother of Hillary Kowe,
Esq., deceased), a native of this Island, to tlie rank of Commander.
Mar. 9 (Married) At Surinam, on the 18th ult.. by the Kev. R. Austin,
Brigade Chaplain, Major Brabazou Dean Yernor of the 16th Regiment, to
Helen, eldest daughter of Hannond Bond, Es()., County of Cork, and relict
of John Brown, Esq., son of the late hon. John Brown of Elm. Hall, County
of Mayo. (Died) .At the Garrison of St. Ann's, I/ieut. Smith of the 2nd
Battalion GUth rej;iment, and his remain.s were interred yesterday moi-ning
at St. Michael's Church with military etiquette, numerously attended by the
officers and Companies of this regiment; this morning, Mrs. Taylor, v,-ife of
John Tavlor, .lunr , Esq., of this town.
Mar. 12 (Deaths) ilr. .lohn Whittaker of the parish of Christ Church; Mr.
David Onion and Miss Margaret JN'usum of St. Michael.
Mar. 23 (Die i) On Thursday evening last, after a lingering illness, John
Phillips, Esq., late Harbour Master of this jiort.
April 2 (Died) Hamlet A. Chase, Esq., Attorney-at-law, and Mr. George
Ostrehan. both of this pari.sh.
April 16 (Married) On the 14th inst., at " Cabbage Tree," the seat of Sir Rey-
nold A. Alle3'ne, Bart., Captain Whitmore, .\ide-de-Camp to Major-General
Monro, to Miss Olton, eldest daugliter of the late John Allen Olton, Ksq.,
of "Harrow;" at Buttals Plantation in the parish of St. George, Allen
Dalzell to Miss Harding.
April 20 This morning the Ni/aden frigate, which had been for a cruise to
■windward for the recoverv of her Commander's health, returned into Carlisle
Bay with her flag and pennant half-masted, Capt. Cotterell having died
yesterday.
April 28 The remains of Capt. Cotterell of the Xijadea frigate were interred
in St. Michael's Church on Saturday afternooji last (with military honours).
(Died) On the 4th ult., at his father's house in London, Sampson Wood
Sober, Esq., of this Island.
April 80 (Deaths) John Hill, Esq., of Egerton Plantation in the parish of St.
George, and .Miss Jane Williams of this town.
May 4 (Married) On Wednesday last, at St. Michael's Church, John Tucker,
Esq., to 3Iiss Elizabeth Lane.
May 7 (Death) On Saturday night last, Mrs. Sarah Eoderingham, an elderly
lady of this town.
May 14 (Death) On Sunday last, Miss Jane Carew, an elderly maiden lady of
this town.
{To he continued.)
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I
! Nevis the 16'^ of Aug : 1681.
My Lords
The last I presumed to write to your honours was the 27"' July by
which in generall tcrines I did intbrm your Lordships of the murder of some of
his Majesties subjects upon the Island of Barbouda wliich was acted on y*-'
4"' of July last at 3 in the aftcrnoone ; 40 Indians came up to y^ house wlierem
were only three men, two woemen, and 2 children the Lidians left the rest of
I their companions at the seaside or in bushes it is reported they wore 300 men I
' judge 2-iO in six periagocs. As they came to the house they spyed one of y"
''. people splitting of wood whom they stuck with arrowes and left him for dead, to
those in the house (they pretended as it is their custom most treateherous) they
came in friendship, and demanded drinke which was given them thorogh a
window, and one of those within told them If you come in friendship goe and
expell the poyson of them arrows you have shott at j" man without and cure
him: butt iusteed of applyeiiig y*^ Juce of y^ indian arrow root to him one of
them who spoke good Euglish (called cap' peeter who lived formerly at Barbados
with CoH JMoris) staved his braines out with his owne ax sayeing hang y'= dog he
is not to be cured upon which they discontinued their parly and y*^ christian
within fired and shot this peeter in y'^ hand and he shot y'= christian in one of his
fingers upon this act they parlyed again promisseing each other to fire noe more :
butt those treacherous villaines killed 3 boyes that were without the house
knocking their heades against a tree. In fine they gott to y'^ house all y'^ partie
they had hid and forced in one of the roomes, y*' people within not being able to
deffend round all y'^ roomes, y'= eomander of y^ place one cap' francis Malhaui
comeing to y'= deffense ot y*^ house being abroad with some men was shot by y"^
Indians with a brace of Bullets thorogh the hart they^ killed & in all his wife y*^
two children and a ser' woeinan escaped by y*^ assistance of one of y*^ men whilst
y^ Indians were driiikeing kill devill or Hum (this country spiritt) aud pillageiiig
the house, there were three killed of y'^ Barbarous heathens two of them carried
of as it is their practice if they can and left cap' peeter dead behind.
I begg your Lordships pardon If I am tedious and doe pray your honours to
represent to his Majestic y"^ necessitie of destroyeiug those caribie Indians and y'
he would bee graciouslie pleased to order y" Grovernour of Barbados to destroye
them heathens which is soe easy a thing for y' Grover"^ to execute in regarde of its
nearenesse to y'^ islands of S' Vincents and Dominico, or to putt me in a capacitie
to perform y' good pcece of service whilst wee are in amitie with y^ french who
has them in subjection, or at least wise y' it may not bee disliked if 1 take all
opportunities to make them fly to y'- main: If I cannot compass their totall
destruction I need not trouble your Lordships with a relation of y'= importance
of this aifaire for y"^ safetie of the leeward Islands not doubting butt your honours
are sensible thereof, wee are now as much upon our guardes as if wee had a
christian Ennemie and more for wee feare noe such this time of y^ yeare neither
cann any such now surprize us butt these Cannibals may who never comes Marte
Aperto thogh they have generally good tire amies from y-' french and dutch and
are as good ticemen as any. I once more crave excuse for tiie prolixitie of
your Lordships
most faythf ull and obliged servant
W Stapleton.
Right Hon''''= Lords.
I humbly oft'err to your Lord'' consideration y"^ 3 depositions annexed if
worthy thereof or of demanding satisfaction by this opportuuitie I hope y' coppie
{ of y^ booke of i\ [torn] cent will be presented or receaved by M'' Blathwaite.
[ (Colouial Papers, IGSl, June — Dec, vol. i7, fo. 45.)
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CARIBBEANA.
PEMBEKTOX (I., 310, 311),
Corrections by Major-General E. Pemberton : —
Bridget P. in. Andrew Koss at J. N.
Wm. P. was bapt. on 13 March 177-1.
BURIAL-GROUND AT UICKIE HILL, ANTIGUA.
I have omitted from the following interesting letter a lengtby M.I. to John
Hawksley, Esq., froi') a tombstone at the west end of a small broken and empty
vault, situated on the pasture land to the soutii-east of Bodkins sugar works.
The M.I. i.s practically a duplicate of the one on the tablet in iSt. Paul's Church
(" Antigua," ii., 87), which latter records that the burial was at Bodkins.
Mr. Spooner's notes also relate to a burial-ground which was unknown to
me. [Ed.]
Dickie Hill. I see in Bakei''s Map of 1746 — S the residence of Richard
Oliver is shewn on what is now known as " Dickie Hill." There are a number of
tombstones on this hill, but most of the inscriptions are illegible and the stones
badly broken. The most legible are the following : —
1. " Here lies the body of ^lary Cameron, who departed this life July 2'"'
1802, aged 8 years, 2 months, 21 days."
2. '■ Sacred to the memory of Henrietta Horsford who departed this life
17"' ^larch [resr illegible]."
3. " Here lies the body of Mary Darby who depaited this life June [rest
illegible]."
Standing up in the pasture about ].jO yards from the little graveyard in v.hich
the above stones, and perlui]is six or eiglit more, stand or lie, is one stone marked :
" My Elizabeth dep. IMay 12"' 1S05." The inscription is quite clear. The stone
faces the north-east, so that it may not have been the grave of a human being,
but that of a slave, or possibly of au animal.
Aech" Spooxer.
WILLIAMS (I., 192).
As regards the AVillianis of AViJliams Earm, the W. "NV. on the old mill was
AVilliam Williams, son of Josepii "Williams. This family sprung from the Old
Road AVilliams family, but was coloured and illegitimate. AVilliam "Williams"
brother was a manager here, and his daughter married a black man, who is well
known here to-day in business circles — ^Mr. S. L. Athill. The last of them left
the island years ago and the above lady is dead. The flint-.stone windmill was
built from money obtained under the "Eartluiuake Loan" of the fortifs, but
apparently did not remain long in operation. This is why this mill does not
appear in either Baker's or Lulfman's maps.
Aecu" Spooxer.
Bendals, Antigua,
19 November 1909.
GOLDWIN AND COPPELL OF JAMAICA.
A Tho. Goldwin was M. of A. for Clarendon in 1787 (Fcurtado). Ho. appears
to have retired to England, where be purchased an estate called Vicars Hill in
Boldre, Hampshire. Here his wife Elizabeth was buried 27 December 1808, aged
47, and he on 23 October 1809, aged (JO, s.p. His will was made 23 January and
])roved 10 November lb09 (822. Loveday), and in it he names his sister Lucy
Breton aud her tcu children, niece Maria Hardy, niece Eliza Aim Burrard,
CARIBBEANA. 93
sister-in-law Susanna Coppell, cousin Louisa Aldridgc, nieces Caroline and Eliz.
t- Shickle, ar.d refers to a conveyance by Eliz. Martha Pickeriiisr, late of Kickmans-
1 worth and formerly of Jamaica, dated 2 April 1787, to him of Go slaves. The
I late Goldwin Smith's mother, Eliz. Breton, was a dau2;hter of the above Lucy
[ Breton. The Eev. Sir Creorge Burrard, third Bart. (17(39— IS jG) married firstly,
on 1 September ISO-t, Eliz. Anne, dau2;hter and heir of W'm. Coppell of Jamnica,
and by her (who died 11 April ISl-j) had an only surviving cliild, George, the
fourth Bart.
181-1 Jan. At her son-in-law's, l?ev. G. Biirrard, Yarmouth, I. of "\V., Mrs.
Cappell [sic], mdow of Wm. C. esq. of J. (" G.M.," 99). A Tho. Goldwin of
Burnham, co. Bucks, had a son Edw. (1785 — 182 1) and a son Tho. Is the
pareutagc of Tho. Goldwin of Jamaica known? Further information is desired
about the above families.
t THE SETTLEMENT OF JAMAICA (ante, p. 45).
i In pursuance of this subject it may be noted that in IGGl this Island was
I reinforced by Governor Sir Tho. Modyford with 1,000 Biirbadiaus. The army
l ■ during the first few years of occupation had mostly died off from intemperance,
[ had neglected planting, and the military government had ceased in IGoO.
L On 27 February the King's Instructions were drawn up for Col. Edw. jNlorgan
i as Deputy-Governor of Jamaica to embark in the Ifesferi/afe for Barbados, to
f hand over there a " black box " containing Commissions and Instructions and a
I ' purse of £3,000 to Colonel Sir Tho. Modyford, the new Governor of Jamaica.
I Lord AVilloughbj' was also ordered to pay over £1,000 in sugars and give all
I possible assistance.
'I The Westergate arrived on 21 April, a " malign distemper " having carried off
i thirty of her passengers. Colonel Morgan was instructed on 2 May to sail at
once with several scores of planters for Jamaica.
Sir Thomas followed a few days later, arriving about 1 June with 987 persons,
in the Weslergate, Captain Stokes, Marmadiike, and Swallow. It would be very
interesting to learn the names of the above settlers from Barbados. Unfortu-
natel}^ the State Papers don't give them, but the Book of Patents at Jamaica
should record the names of all those who took out grants of land.
Is this book still preserved, and what is the earliest dated patent it contains ?
I REV. JOHN PEATLY OF ST. KITTS (ante, p. 7).
11630 Mav 3 Depositions of Dan. Fallon, Bich. Carpenter, & Gregory
French taken before Sir Tho. Warner, Gov. of St. Christophers, & the rest of his
Council, viz; Captains Tho. Powell, Will. Epps, & John Hagthorpe, Herbert
Blount, John Featlye, Minister, AVill. Brett, Tho. Williams, Steph. Stokes, Will.
Jackson & John Avisou. (Colon. Cal, p. 115.)
1637 Sept. 30 The Privy Council to Dr. Duck, Chancellor of London.
John Teatlv \sic], clerk, in a petition sets forth that the late Earl of Carlisle
j conferred upon hir.i the rectory of Pahnetor [sic] Point, in the island of S' Chris-
topher, which Joseph. IMoore has ever since enjoyed, together with another living
I of greater value, ^'t prays that Moore may render an account, having arrived at
5 Plymouth with goods to a great value. Desire be will examine both parties with
a view to arrange their differences. (Ibid., p. 2ijS.)
94 CARIBBEANA. ;
EAELT AMEEICAX POETTIY.*
Some time since tlic question was lai^td rs <o the autlior.-hip of an exccf dingly
rare f ud ii.terci^tii)<; \oliiu e of taily An eiiian ) oetiy i)iil)lit-htd about tie njddle
of the eiglitconth century. Ihe pceni is entitled : —
The
ADtigouian and Bostonian Beauties;
A
Poem
Occasioned by seeing the Assembly, at St.
John's, Antigua, on Thursday tlie 7th
of July, and aftei'wards at Boston, in
King-street.
[Quotation.]
By ^V. S., A. B.
Boston :
Printed and Sold by D. Fowle in Queen-street.
Square Svo, pp. 8, followed by " Thoughts from Seneca," pp. 8.
The years of that period in which the seventh of July fell on Tlmrsday were
1743 and 174S according to the Old Style calendar, and 1757 according to the
KeM' St_\le, but it stems imrossible to fix the year of the festivities described with
certainty.
As to the authorship of the quaint and fascinating verses, it has been suggested
that the initials AV. S. were those of William Shirley, the well-known ^lassa-
chusotfs Bay governor of the time, but they might equally well have been those
of his nephew Washington Shirley, of His Majesty's iS'avy. Indeed, imich more
likely is it that the naval officer would have been attending social festivities at
Antigua than that the New England governor wonld have done so. AVhileitis
true that the initial letters fit tliese Jiames, it is unlikely that the real name of
the author is divulged by them. The authorship of the poem has been ascribed
in all seriousness to Eev. Charles Chaurcy of Boston ; but it is unfair to suppose
a sedate, jjious and ortb.odox minister of iS'ew England to have been guilty of
such rac}' and amorous verses " after seeing the Assembly " of dancers in Antigua
and Boston.
A. B. Page.
1154 Boylston Street, Boston, U.S.A.
LIEUT. J. H. CADDY A^'D CAPT. ALUEED CADDY (I., ;334).
I enclose some notes about the Caddj' family — all I have been able to obtain
from my friend, an old lady, niece of Mrs. J. H. Caddy, nee Hamilton.
Members of the Caddy family are still living in Hamilton, Ontario, and
Burlington, Canada.
My friend knows nothing of Capt. Alurcd Caddy.
E. E. West.
Shoy swell,
Cowper Gardens, •
Dublin.
Alured Caddv was Capt. 1st W.I. Eegiment 20 June 1S32.
John Herbert Caddy was a Cadet at Woolwich 20 March ISIG"; Capt. R.A.
* Reprinted Iron; the " Postou Transcrija" of 28 Soiitenibcr ISUO, .nnd forwarded by
>Ir. Pajjc to mo for this Magazine. [Editor.]
p
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CAEIBBEANA. 95
13 August 1S40 ; rctircfl on half-pay in July 1844. and settled in Canada, where
he died at his resiidcncc in Hamilton. Oiilaiic. on 19 IManli 1SS7. in his 8()th year.
He m. Georgiana, dau. and h. of Col. Eicliaid Unnnlton, E.A., and had issue
three sons and four daus. bhe d. at Hamilton on 25 Jan. 1898, in her 94th
year.
Of the three sons, one, J. St. Vincent Caddy, m. and had issue : —
1. Edith, m. at Ottawa, on 4 Feb. 1903, xillan, son of Eev. Canon iMuckle-
ston of Perth (Canada ?).
2. Georgiana. .
3. Alice.
[I do not know the order of hirth of these three Miss Caddys.]
Of the four daus., Elizabeth j\r. A. Caddy is unmarried ; another dau. m.
.... Askin ; another dau. m. Maitland Young of Burlington, Canada, and
bad issue : —
Ralph E. Young of Toronto, m., 20 Sep. 1900, Edith, eldest dau. of Judge
Snider.
Frank Young of Pliiladelphia, Pa.
Minnie Young.
The Editor has just acquired the following set < f twelve coloured aquatint
views in the W.I., plate-mark 13 in. by 11 in., published 1 February 1837 by
Ackermann and Co., 9G Strand, from the drawings made bv " Lieut. Caddy Eoy'
Artilly " :—
1. Fort Charlolle, S' Vincent's, from Kingston. Engraved by New"
Fielding.
2. Basaltic Bocks, in WashiJabou or Cumberland Vallev, St. Vincent.
Engraved by W. Westall. A.31.A.
3. The Old Crater of the Soufriere, S' Vincent. Engraved by W. WestalJ,
A.R.A.
4. The Eabacca or Dry River. Soufriere Mountain in the distance, St. Vin-
cent. Engraved by "\V. Westall, A.R.A.
5. Kingstown, S' Vincents, from Cane-Garden Point. Aqua' by
J. Harris.
6. The Town of Castries, S' Lucia. Engraved by N. Fielding.
7. The Pitons or Sugar-Loaves, St. Lucia. Engraved by C. Hunt.
8. View from Morne Fortune, S' Lucia. Tomh of Governors Gen' Stewart
of Garth, CoV 3IaUet, Gen' Afackie, cj" Gen' Farquharson* Aqua' by
J. Harris.
9. Pigeon Island, &, Village of Gros Islet, S' Lucia. Engraved by
J. Harris.
10. Sandy Point, S' Kitts. Engraved by C. Hunt. (See ante, Vol. I.)
11. Brimstone Hill, S' Kitts. Engraved by J. Harris.
12. Roseau, Dominica. Engraved by J. Harris.
* 1829, Dec. 18. At St. Lucie, Major-Gen. David Stewart, of Garth, Governor of that
Colony, & C.B. .Ic. ("G.M.," 3S30, 276.)
1831, March 8. At St. Lucie, 3Iajor-Gcn. (George Mackie, C.B., Governor of that colony 4c.
(Ibid., 6S0. See J832, 05, for his .^LI.)
1832. Lately. At St. Lucia, Colonel Jolui 'Williain :Mallelt, C.IJ. Lieut. -Col. of the SGth
reg:. & actini,' Governor of St. Lucia, lie was npjiointed Ensijin of the 5Ct!i foot 179 t ; Lieut.
1795; Capt. ISOO; Major 1810; Lt.-Col. 1813, of SOtii foot 182(1 ; & Col. 1830. (liui., 382.)
183-1, Jan. 23. At St. Lucia, ^lajor-Geii. James Ale.x. rarqnhar.son, of Oakley, Gov. of that
Colony &c. (Ihid., 317.)
The dcatlis of four Govornors in five years would lead one to su«peet that yellow fever or
some other virulent disease had become endemic owiuj,' to mosquitoes (as we now know).
96 CARIBEEANA.
HATNES OF BAEBADOS*
A short liistory of this family has just been published, which makes a very
welcome addition to our scant West Indian j;eiiealo<:;ies. Tlie first portion com-
prises the notes made by General Eol)crt Ilaynes (17G9 — 1S51). These consist
of memoranda relating to his family, interspersed with bits of local history, and
are very interesting and valnable. TIk- second portion contains a genealogy sent
by an American gentleman, but this is so full of incorrect dates and other errors
as to be quite unreliable.
The pedigree of the family can be ])roved from Eichard Ilaynes of Newcastle
in St. Joint's Parish, who was tliere married to Elvy Thorne on oU July 171S.
A certain John Haynes, Constable of that parish in ICJGl and Surveyor of Eoads
1671, is supposed to be identical with one of those names, formerly of Barbados,
then of New Torlc, merchant, born Iti:}!). who died 9 December l(jSl). and in his
■will, dated 24- August 16b9, named his wife Eliz , his son John, then at Barbados,
and his son Andrew, also his brother Robert Ilaynes in Barbados. This Eobert
was presumably identical with the man of those names who was sidesn^an of
St. John's 16S;i-l, Surveyor of Eoads IGSi — S, and of the Vestry in 1G95. The
above-mentioned Eichard was probably descended from one of these two brothers
John and Eobert, but search will be necessary to establish this.
The parish register of St. John's commences — Marriages from 16 August
1G57, Burials from 10 August 16o7, and several entries are given from these, but
no Baptisms. Let us hope that when further data have been secured, and
abstracts of wills and indentures made from the l^egistrar's Office at Bridgetown,
a revised and fuller edition, with a tabular pedigree, may be published.
"WEBB OF JAMAICA.
A family of AVebb from the Hundreds of Keynsham and Chew Magna, co.
Somerset, held estates in Jamaica during the latter part of the eighteenth century.
(See query by John E. Webb, 2 Yernon Place, Birkenhead, in " Som. and Dorset
Notes and Queries," i., 112.)
DEEDS EELATING TO JAMAICA.f
1772. A marriage settlement between William Tucker of City of London
and Elizabeth Plumer and John Scott, etc. The property settled consisted of
negro slaves in the Isle of Jamaica, male and female, all named. This deed was
not signed.
1812. Mount George Estate. A release and assignment between INIary Betty
of Killemitten, co. Fermanagh, and Thomas Hynes of Tuam (both Ireland), etc.
On three skins. Signed by Ilaynes.
1822. Lysworthy Estate. " Deed between Elizabeth Hankey of Bedford
Square, London, and AVilliam Alers Hankey of Fenchurch Street, banker, and
others, atid Frederick Lament of Trelawney, co. Cornwall, Jamaica; Thomas
Todd and William Cronkes of City of London', and Thomas Haukey and Eichard
Todd of Sunbury, co, Middlesex. On tive skins of parchment.
* "Notes by Gonernl Robert Haynes of New Ca.'stle and Clifton Hall Plantations, Barbados,
and other dociitucnts of faniilv interest." E'iitod by the late Eihnund C. Ilaynes, A. Percy
Haynes, and Edmund S. P. Haynes. (Argus Priiitinir Co., 78 King AVilliam Street, London,
E.C. (No date.) Pp. 'J2, 8vo, paper cover,
t From a dealer's catalogue.
CARIBBEANA.
97
|3aj)nc of Bt. IXitts.
BOOKPLATE OP RALPH PATjNE, ESQ, OF ST. KITTS.
\
Abms. — Gules, a /esse heticcen two lions passant Argent [Patnej ; quartering.
Azure, a cross cercele Or, let ween four crosses-crosslet fttchie Argent [Carlisle].
Crest. — A lion's jamb erect and erased Argent holding a tilting-spear broken
Otiles.
Motto. — ^' 2falo viori quam foe dart. ''
Granted to Ealpli Payue of St. Mary le Bone iu Middlesex, 1770. (Rowland-
Bon's Heraldry.)
Ralph Payne was tlic eldest son and heir of Ralph Payne, Chief Justice of
St. Kitts, by his first wife Alice, only daughter and eventual heiress of Colonel
Francis Carlile of Antigua. He is stated ("'D.X.B.") to have been born at
St. George's, Basseterre, St. Kitts, on 19 ]March 1737-8 or 173S-9. In 1753,
being then under age, he joined with his father in the settlement of cerhiin
plantations. After being educated in England (he was not at O.vford) he
returned to St. Kitts, when he was elected a ^Member of tlie Assembly and chosen
Speaker. In 17G2 he returned to England and made the tour of Europe, and
about December of this year or January 17(38 his father died. On 1 September
17G7 he married, at St. George's. Hanover Scjuare, Francoise Lambertine, daughter
of the late Frederick ^Maximilian (the •'D.N.B.' calls him Henry) J3aron Kolbcl
of Saxonv, a General iu the Imperial Service. She had come over in the house-
hold of the Princess Poniatowski, si.^tor to the King of Poland. In 17GS he was
residing in Queen .Anne Street, Cavendish Square, and was return.ed to P.irliament
for Shaftesburv, sitting until 1771. On IS February 1771 he was createtl a
K.B., and in May liis commission was issued as (lOvcrnor-Genera! of tlie Leeward
Islands, a post worth some £ 1,0()U sterling a year. He arrived at Antigua on
1 February 1772. Ou 23 March 177-3 the Legislature voted £I()0() c. for a
voii. II. u
98 CARIBBEANA.
sword for presentation to him. TTe retired to England before July of tliis year,
and on 17 Pebruary 1770 wrote t'roin liis liousic in Charles Street resigning his
office of Governor-General. He was Clerk of the Eoard of Green-Cloth 1777 —
17S2, and re-entered Parliament, sitting as member for Camelt'drd November
1776 — 17S0, and Plympton 17^50 — I7SJ-. He was a Whig and supporter of Pox,
and entertained lavishly at his house in Grafton Street. In 17SS he went for a
lengthy tour on the Continent. In 1793 he joined Pitt's party. On 1 October
1795 he was created Earon Lavington of Ireland. Prom 21 October 1795 to
1799 he sat for 'W'oodstock. In Pebruary 1799 he was re-appointed Governor-
General of the Leeward Islands, and on 30 October made a Privy Councillor.
He arrived at Antigua 12 Pebruary ISOl and resided there until his death on
3 August 1S07, aged 6S. He was buried on 4 August in his garden on his
plantation " Carliles." A magnificent marble monument was erected to his
memory by the Legislature in St. Juhn's Church at a cost of 1,000 guineas, which
was thrown down by the earthquake in 1S43, only the portion with the M.I.
remaining. Lady Lavington was voted £300 a year for her life, and died in
Hampton Court Palace on 2 May 1S30. (See "D.IS'.B." and "Antigua,"
vols. i. and iii.)
The following list of baptisms has come from the family of AVillett-Adye,
formerly of St. Kitts and Mcrly House, Dorset, who intermarried with
the Paynes : —
CnuisTEXiNGs IN THE Pahishes OF St. Geouge axd St. Petek.
Payne, John AViUet, y^ Son of Palpii ct Alice.
Payne, Palph,* y^ Son of Ealph by Alice, ag'' G W^
Payne, John AVillct and Alice Carlilie, twins, children of
Ealph Payne ; 2 days.
Eaptiscd Anne, Daughter of Ealph & Margaret Payne ; born
2S'h Nov 1748.
Baptised Stephen, t Son of Ealph & Margaret Payne ; born
16"' Nov. 1749.
Baptised Abraham, Son of Ealph & Margret Payne. N.B. —
born & buried the same day.
Baptised John Willet,:!^ Son of Ealph & Margaret Payne ;
born 23"^ April 1752.
Baptised Martha, Daughter of Ealph & Margaret Payne ;
born IS"' Sept' 1753.
Baptised George, Son of Ealph & Margaret Payne; born
30"' Jan'y 1755.
Baptised Lucretia, Daughter of lialph & Margaret Payne;
born 29"' Peb. 1756.
Baptised Margaret, Daughter of Ealph & Margaret Payne.
JN'.B. — She was born & died the same day.
Baptised William, Sou of Ealph & Margaret Payne ; bora
IS"' Nov. 175S.
Saint Cristophcr.
I do hereby certify that the above twelve articles are true and faithful!
extracts, taken by me from the Eegister of the Parishes of Saint (leorge and
Saint Peter Basseterre, in the said Island. Given under my Hand and Seal this
22'"' day of August 1772. „ ,,, ,, ,
•' ° Edwix liioMAS, Eector.
^
1736
1739
1741
Dec'
April
Augus
IS
5t 19
1748-9 Janry
. 6"^
1749
Dec.
20lh
1750
Oct.
26"'
1752
ifay
2P^
1753
Sep"
20"'
1755
April
9"'
1756
Marcl
1 2'^''
1757
A pril
0[st
1758
Dec'
25"'
* He became liOrd Ijaviiicrtoii, as above.
t Dioil ill Loudnn .11 :Marcl! 1812, a-cd (■)2.
j A Kcar-Adiuiral R.N. ; died at Urccuwich 17 November 1803, aged 51.
CARIBBEANA. 99
nv (njomas S.})nclj, ©obtrnor of ^amaica»
"The Lynch family -was possessed of a small estate called Grove, in the parish
of Staple in the county of Kent. They were of some antiquity, for arms were
confirmed to them in 1572. Theop'nilus Lynch, bnpt. 1G03, appears tu have
married the dau. and h. of ... . Kixton of Kixton Hail, in the village of Great
Sankey in the parish of Prescot in Lancashire, whose pedigree was entered in the
Herald's Visitation of that county. ' Hall Wliittlc,' an ancient building supposed
to have been the seat of the family of Sankey, was subsequently occupied by the
Rixtons of Sankey, who were seated here in the sixteenth century, and is now
the property of Lord Lilford." (Baiues's " Lancashire," edited by Croston,
v., 83.)
No entries relating to the family of Thcophilus Lynch could he found in the
Prescot parish register; hut from Warrington (the nearest cliurch to Sankey)
the parish clerk sent me the three following, though he could not discover
the marriage: —
Baptisms.
1G33 May Thomas sonne to Theopliilus Linee, Gent., the twelvth day.
]G35 August Jndctli daughter unto Theophilus Linch, Cristced the seacond
daie.
Burial.
1629 Maie Thomas Eixtou, Gent., the last day.
In the List of Disclaimers at the Herald's A^isitations (Ryland, p. 47)
appears : " 16G7. Theophiltis Lincke, Eixton Hall, Lancaster."
tlG54, Dec. 12. Thomas Lynch, eldest son of Theophilus Lynch of Great
Sankey, co. Lancaster, gent. (Foster's "Gray's Inn Admissions." 2G!).)
He is supposed to have been an officer in the Expedition to Jamaica iu 1G54-5,
f but his name does not appear in Firth's " Narrative of Geueral Yenables."
1G60, Nov. 28. Capt. Thomas Lynch from Jamaica, then on furlough in
London, petitioned the Privy Council for an order to return in one of the King's
Ships. (" Colonial Calendar," p. 491.)
" Colonial Calendae," IGGl— 1GG9.
16GI, Jan. Grant to Tho. Lynce (sic) of the office of Provost-Marshal of
J. for life. 4.
IGG2, Ap. 16. Capt. Tho. Lynch named iu an action for slander. SG.
1662, ? Dec. Militia, 5th Peg. 24 oilicers and 35G men. Lt.-Col. Lynch. 118.
1663, Ap. 9. Eesolvcd that Lt.-Col. John {sic) Lynch be sworn of the
Council. 128.
1663, Ap. 28. Minutes of Council. Lt.-Col. Tho. Lynch and others to con-
tract with a carpenter for building a bridge. 130.
1663, Oct. 23. Ditto. Ordered that Lt.-Col. Lynch cause an Assembly of
30 freeholders to be fairly chosen iu the several quarters of the island before
Dec. 20 next. 165.
16G3, Dec. 15. Eulcs to be drawn up for the Assembly by Lt.-Col. Lyuch
and others. 173.
1G64, A p. 5—7. IMinutes of Council. Lt.-Col. Lynch chosen President iu
the absence of Sir Chas. Lyttelton until tlie arrival of another Governor. 196.
'^ H 2
100
CARIBBEANA.
AfiMS. — Salle, three Ji/nxes rampant proper, armed and langued Gules.
Cbest. — A lynx as in arms.
"William Lynch, Jun., of Grove in the parish=pJuclith, 1st dau.
o£ Staple, co. Kent (grandt^on of SvTiion, to of Jolin Aylnier,*
whom arms ^Yere coufiriiied in 1572). "Will Bishop of London,
proved lGlS-19 (9, Parker). j He died 1594.
Theophilus Lynch, young-^
est son, bapt. at Staple
10 July 1G03 ; an appren-
tice at his father's death ;
was of Great Sanl<ey in
the parish of Prescot, co.
Lane, in his wife's right,
and disclaimed in 1GG7.
Sir Hender MoIesworth,=
born 1G3S; merchant of
Jamaica; Lieut. -Gover-
nor 18 November IGSo ;
mar. at St. Martin's-in-
the-Fields 12 Pebruary
16S8-9, then aged about
50; created Bart. 19 July
16S9. His 1st wife was
Mrs. Mangey, dau. of a
London goldsmith, and
widow of Tho. Tottle,
merchant, of Jamaica.
dau. and
heir of
Eixton
of Kix-
tonlLiU,
CO. Lane.
Sir Ed ward Her-
bert, M.P., born
(?) 1591 ; ad-
mitted to Inner
Temple 1G09 ;
Attorney-Gen.
lGlO-1 ; d. in
Paris Dec. 1G57
("D.N.B.").
pMargaret, dau. of Sir
i Tho. Smith, Master of
i Eequests, and widow of
I llon.Tlio. Carey; owned
leasehold estatein Wey-
! bridge and Walton, co.
i Surrey. "Will dated 1-1
Jan. 1G77; proved 31
May 1G7S (JG, Keeve).
Had 3 sons and 3 daus.
=]\rary, dau. of Tho.=
Temple of Frank-
ton, CO. AVarwick,
Esq., and coheir to
her brother liichard
Temple, Esq., and
widow of Sir Tho.
Lyttelton, Bart. ;
aged 22 in 1G8.S-9.
AVill dated G and
proved 11 July 1721
(131, Buckm.). To
be bur. in St. Ann's,
Westminster.
Sir Tho. Lynch,=
Knt..lst son, born
1G34 ; went to
Jamaica; Capt.in
the Army 1G60 ;
President 1GG4 ;
knighted 3 Dec.
1G70; Lt.- Gover-
nor 1G70 — 74 ;
Governor 1GS2
till his death 24
Aug.lGS4. M.I.
Will dated 80
Aug. 1G81; ad-
mon. July IGSG
(39, Vere).
=Vere Herbert,
mar. lie. dated
8 Dec. 1G70,
then aged 23 ;
bur. at Esher
30 Sep. 1GS2.
M.I. in the
chancel of the
Old Church.
1st wife.
s.p.
Charles Lynch,
born at Jamaica
Oct. 1G71; d.
young and bur.
at Esher.
SirTho.Cotton,=f
2nd Bart., of !
Combermere,
aged 17 inlG89;
d. June 1715 ;
bur. at Esher.
1st husband.
^Philadelphia Lynch, only dau. & heiress,^
mar. lie. dated 18 Nov. 1GS9; aged 21
Capt.
Tho.
King.
2nd
in 1G98 ; sold her plantation in Jamaica
to AVm. Beckford ; sold her manor of
Esher; d. 3U Dec. 1758 ; bur. at Eslier, | hus-
aged 82. Will dated 3 Nov. 175G, ' band,
then of Pinchley Lodge, co. Middlesex
(49, Arran).
* " L' Col. Wliitfrift Aylmor, dcsoeiidnnt of two bisliops," w;)"; rof^ommendcd in Febrntiry 1C84
as a Councillor ol' Jamaica' Ui.-hoi) Wliitgift, however, died a bachelor.
CARIBBEANA.
101
(1664, May 2. Sir Cbas. L., the Dep.-Gov., sailed for England. '• Calendar "
for 1G75-G, Addenda l-i3.)
1664, May 25. Letter from Lt.-Col. TIio. Lynch that he was chosen President
by the Council. 210.
1664, June 6. Lt.-CoI. Tho. Lynch sworn a Councillor. 212.
1664, July 21. Sir Tho. Modyford writes of " Col. Lynch the Provost-Marshal
a pretty understanding gentleman and very useful here ; he has an estate, and
would be very well beloved were he sheriff instead of marshal." 224.
1664, Oct. Sir Chas. Lyttelton writes that he left the Government in the
Council, who chose Col. Lynch President, whom he also appointed commander of
the forces and judge of the courts. 23S.
1665, Feb. 12. Lt.-Col. Tho. Lynch writes that the Governor has discharged
him from his Council and oflice of Chief Justice. It only constrains Lynch's
return and prevents the resolution he had to marry, send for his relations, and
make this his England. Starts to-morrow towards New England. Intends in
Spain to obtain permission to buy cattle in Cuba. Thougli 10 years of sufferings
and hazards have endeared the Island (of J.) to him, yet resolves never to
return. 277.
Charles Herbert, 1st sou, (?)
sometime at Jamaica; took out
adai'ou of estate of Sir Tho.
Lynch July 1GS6 ; killed in
Ireland 1691.
Arthur, Earl of
Torrington,2nd
son ; d. s.p. 14
April 1716
("D.N.B.")-
Edward Herbert, 3rd son,
Lord Chief Justice ; d.
November 1698, a bachelor
("D.N.B.").
1665, Feb. 20. Gorr. Sir Tho. Modyford writes that he is attempting a trade
for cattle at the South Keys of Cuba, and Col. Lynch, in a youthful bravery,
intends to apply for a licence at Madrid to purchase 2,000 or 3,000, 281.
1665, Oct. i3. He writes to Lord Alington from Bristol. 324.
From 1665 to 1670 Col. Tho. Lynch apparently resided in England, and
Le Neve thus records his knighthood : —
"Lane. S'' Thomas Ltxch of Rixton hall in Great Soukey Governor of
Jamaica knighted at Whitehall 3 December 1670." (Le Neve's " Knights," 243.)
A week or so later followed his marriage with Vere, daughter of Lady Herbert
of Weybridge in Surrey and of the late Sir Edward Herbert (miscalled " George "'
in the " D.N.B. "), who had been Attoruey-Geueral in the reign of Charles I.,
and died in 1657.
1670-1, Jan. 5. Having been this day commissioned by the King as Lieut. -
Governor lie returned to .Jamaica with his wife and family, arriving on .June 2'>.
1671, Nov. 20. Sir Thomas wrote " that his wife was brought to bed of a
son (Charles) five weeks ago." (-'America and W.I.," 277.)
In Blome's " History of Jamaica" is a map oi: the Island engraved in Uwl,
with a shield of " S"' Thomas Lynch knight, present Governour of y^ Isle," bcavir.g
these arms: Quarterly. 1 and 4, three h/nxcs rampant (for Lynch) ; 2 and 'S, on
a bend three covered cups (for his mother, an heiress of Kixton of Jli.ctoi. Ki-il).
Sir Thomas was recalled by the King's letter of 20 xVovember 1674, Lord ^ r.uglii.u
having been appointed Governor and Capt.-Geueral by pateat of tho previous
April 3rd. • r ■ ' .
102 Cahibbeana.
1675. On March 7 he handed over the government to Sir Henry Morgan
lately constituted Lieut.-Gov., Lord Vauglian taking over siipre tie command on
hia landing on the 13th. (•' America and \\^.I.," 1S2 — 4.)
After settling all his acconuta he left in May for England, where he took up his
residence at his house in Leicester Fields. He was for the next year often called
before the Lords of Trade and Plantations to give information about the Colony.
In 1U79-SO he purchased tlie manor of Esher, a few miles from Lady Herbert's
home at AVeybridge.
1681. His commission as Capt. -General, Vice-Admiral, & Governor-in-Chief
was drawn up on Ang. 6, & he sailed about the end of the year. After being over
16 weeks windbound he quitted ^Madeira on 6 April lUSli, leaving his wife behind
at that place in a dying condition, and arrived at his seat of government on
June 14. (" America and W.I.," 09, 21G.)
Lady Lynch probably' returned from Madeira to Esher, as she was buried there
on Sept. 30.
Sir Thomas shortly afterwards married (evidently in Jamaica) Mary, dau. and
coh. of Tho. Temple of Eraukton in Warwickshire (Le Neve's " Knights," 213),
whose sister Anne had married in 16GG Sir Clias. Lyttelton of Jamaica.
On 25 Peb. IGSl Major Peter Eeckford was described as Sir Tho. Lynch's
nephew. (" America and W.I.," 590.)
1684. Col. Hender Molcsworth wrote home on Aug. 30 : " Sir Thomas Lynch
died on the 24"' instant." (Ibid., OSl.)
He was buried under a black marble slab in St. Catharine's Church,* one of
seven slabs lying on the flour of the chancel within the communion rails, on which
were his arms, three li/nxes rampant., and crest, a lynx statant, and this
inscription : —
" Here lyes Sir TiiOii.is Lrxcn in Peace, at Ease, & Blest
Would you know more, the World will speak ye liest."
(Eoby, 17 ; Archer, 58.)
He was an able upright Governor and endeavoured to suppress piracy and
privateering, which in their various forms were much encouraged by certain
persons, who derived large profits from the sale of captures at Port Koyal. That
he was honest is proved by his dying so short of ready money, that his widow was
compelled to borrow £50>3 for the expcuces of his funeral. (" America and W.I.,"
722.)
The charges of embezzlement his enemies brought against him after his death
were apparently groundless or trivial.
Lady Lvnch, who was but eighteen at the death of Sir Thomas, retired to
England, where she remarried, 12 Feb. lGSS-9, Col. lleuder ^lolesworth, her late
husband's great frieud, for whom Sir Thomas had obtained the ollice uf Lieut. -
Governor, and who as such carried on the government after his death. (See
pedigree of ]Molesworth in A'iviau's '• Visitation of Cornwall," i.,327, and CoUins's
'• Baronetage," iv., 29.)
* Tlie followiiii,' extract i-; frDiu a letter of .^[r. I-Viuik Ciui<lrill to tho p;ditor, dated U Sept.
1939 : '-T^ic tnblets in the CUlioaril did not, I thiak, ^iilTjr from the recent E irlliqiiake. With
rj,'ird to Sir T.ioiuis Lviich, .Mr. .fii lili writes to ine fr.)iu Spiui-li Town : ' Sir Tlioaiis livncli
•Vj;^ ti-frSfl 23tli Au-u<t'lO-il in llio I'arisli Ciiurcli uf St. Catherine It ii safe to presume tlial
•lle;*l]ei; tin provioiH Jiy.' His tomb-tone was ovilently in the Church in Lawrence Archer's
"t'iiiiN but wh,n lliov o:)^lr^'L■l the church sun) tiin; liter, the Gjths pat it outsidj the north
• Ar:^ll-!)t-.tlK; (-hiMji^, ".where it now is." Oa I'i S ^pt. litJJ he writes ; "in )W scad you the e.xaol
^yul-*tnj;.X)J',lhcv'nJr_\; oC Sir Taomas Ljuch's burial : —
Parish Re^'isler of St. Cath ;riue. 13 irials. IGS t, Au^^just 2oth. His E.xcelleucy Sir Thomas
; JLiyuih", Citi'f ihi'Uenural and C ).nm in ier in Chief of his .M ijost> 's Island of Jamaica."
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MONUMENT TO LADY LYNCH IN ESHER CHURCH, SURREY.
CARIBBEANA. 103
Mareiage Licences.
1G6G, May 2:i. Sic Charles Lyttelton, K', of S^ Martius iu Fields, ^VkV,
about 3(.), & M'' Aune Temple, of same, Up', about 17 ; consent of father [blnnk]
Temple, Esq. ; at IS' Margaret's, Westmiaster. (" Vic.-Gren. of Archb. of C,"
Harl. Soc. Pub., 117.)
1670, Dec. 8. Sir Thomas Lyucli, Knight, of Great Sankey, co. Lancaster,
Bach'f, about 3(3, & Veere Herbert, ISp'', about 23, dau. of Dame Herbert, of
Weybridge, co. Surrey, widow, who consents ; at St. Botolph, Alder.sgate, or
St. Posters, London. '("Fac. Lie," Harl. Soc. Pub., 116.)
lGy8-9, Feb. 11. Hcnder Molesworth, Esq., of Westminster, AVidower, about
50, & Mary Linch, Widow, about 22 ; alleged by Sir Charles Lyttelton. K', of
Richmond, Surrey; at S' Martin in the Fields, or S' James, Westminster.
(Ibid., 192.)
1GS9, iS'ov. IS. Thomas Cotton, of Combermare, co. Chester, Esq., Bach'',
about 17, & M'^ Philadelphia Linch, of Westminster; alleged by John Tench of
S' Griles iu the Fields, Midd., Greut. [This entry unfinished.] (" Vic.-Geu. of
Archb. of C," 126.)
EsHEE, CO. SoRRET. (Noted 14 July 1909.)
Lady Lynch's monument is on the north wall of the chancel of the old disused
Church, and consists of a large painted and framed wooden panel, representing
a handsome marble monument of various colours iu the classical style, surmounted
in the centre by a shield of nine quarterings, flanked by two crests, one above
either column.
Crest on the dexter side. — A falcon close holding in its dexter claw a belt
(CoTTOx). Crest on the sinister side. — Secen arroics banded.
Arms. — 1, Azure, a chevron between three cotton hanks Argent (Cottox) ;
2, Gules, a lion rampant between three crescents Argent (Salusijury) ; 3, Sable,
three lynxes Argent (Lvxcu) ; i. Per pale Azure and Gules, three lions rampant
Argent (Herbert); 5, . . . . a fcss Gules between three {_.'' tigen] passant . . . .;
6, . . . . a fess engrailed Sable between three cstoiles Gules; 7, Sable, two lions passant
counter passant Argent, the one in chief towards the sinister (Gx.eog) ;* S, Argent,
on a mount Vert a stag lodged Gules ; 9, Sable, a chevron between three [i" bulls'
heads'} Argent.
SACEED
TO the immortal memory of Yere eate Lady Lyxcu,
wuo- WITH Charles her Sox, axd Thomas Salisbury
CoTxox, Sox oe Thomas Cottox Eaq, axd Philadelphia
HIS wife, lye BUIUED UXDERXE.V.TH
opposite ux'der the m.\.nou seats of Eshee are
ixterred the rodies of William & IIexry Salisbury
Cottox Soxs, axd of Edwaud Cleug Esq xephew to
THE SAID Thomas & Philadelphia, axxo dom. 1703.
* This uame is " Clogc;," but close at baud on tbc same wall is a tablet, witb impaled shield of
arms, to S' Will. Glc,'-, K', who died 1) Jan. 170G, and to Kliz. bis wufo (duu. of Sir Kob. Coituu,
Bart., b}- Esther his Cvifo). Vere, i^adv [iViicii, was buried here 30 Sept. lt;S"-'.
Tac -Manor of Esher was s )ld by rhilin Dou-btv in 1070-SO to Sir Tiio. Lynch, who b^dd
his first court 26 April IGSO. He died before lesO. i'hilideiphia and Tho. Cotton \\M a court,
12 Dej. 1''>S'J and sold the estate liter to John Litton. Charles Herbert as Guardian to
Philadelphia Lynch presented ia IHS'J, aad Tho. CottoD aud Philadelphia his wife m 1699.
(.Manning and Bray, ii., 751.)
104
CARIBBEANA.
The following is painted on a panel of the gallery : —
Cijaritaljlc iStfts to tfjr iJnnslj of (Psljcr.
HIS EXCELLEXCY Sill THOMAS LYXCH, KNIGHT,
LATE GOVERNOR OF JAMAICA.
The fum of One Hundred Pounds the tliird part of the Interelt of which to
the JiiNisTER for Preaching an Annual Sermon in comineinoration of vere, his
firl't Lady, on the Thirtieth day of September for ever. Five Shillinj:,'s to the
CLERK and the relt to the Poor of the said Parifh. Four Acres Two Rood.s and
Twenty-one Perches of Land in a certain Common Field calhid the Great Clay
towards the repairs of the Church.
HAUGHTON TO COTTON.
This Indenture made the 27 Sept. 1693 between Valentine Flaughton of tlie
parish of S' Maryes in the 1. of Jamaica Esq'' of the one part & Edward
Broughton of ditto Esq. Guardian to Tho. Cotton Esq. & Philadelphia his wife
sole dau. & h. of S'' Tho. Lynch late of J. Ku' deceased of the otiier part.
AViiERE.i.s by agreement of 2 Nov. 1(JS2 it was agreed that S'' Tho. Lynch & Val.
Haughton should be partners for 12 years & V. Haughton covenanted to invest
in S'' Tho. the freehold of a moiety of 1000 acres in the parish of S' Maryes on
which he (V. H.) lived & with the moiety of 31 negroes with their pickaniuges
G cows & 4 horses with the planted land & houses worke doggs tooies etc. except
the then crop of cotton & giuger & 2 negro women & a mollata girl & -10 acres
which V. H. had invested John Applegate & W'" F\rrer with in consideration
whereof S'' Tho. agreed to place on the plantacon 31 good negroes & pay
£500 st. for necessaries £100 whereof to be for buying in England o coppers &
1 still & convey to V. H. the aioiety of 1000 acres in S' Maryes called
Jennyesland & to build another sugar work & V. H. by his deed poll of 2G June
35 Chas. 2'' confirmed to S'' Tho. a moiety of 1000 a. bounding N. on Doctor
Fulke Rose & Lieut. Tho. Martin, E. on Anthony Collyer E.-^q., S. on Cha.
Atkinson & W. on M'" Edw^' Broughton & M'' Nich.'Piiillpott granted by patent
of 2i June '26 Chas. 2'' also the i- of 1-1 negroe men & 13 women & V. H. hath
given no accompt until Ed. B. brought au action of ejectment when it was
ordered by the Court in Nov. last that all accompts sh'' be adjuf-led by Fulke
Rose Esq. chosen by Ed. B., Chas. Boutcher Esq. by V. II. <to John Walkers by
the Court &■ they found that V. H. was indebted in £6S1) c. & i his- Crawle land
& £6. G. 10 costs of the suit & £155 c. for the moiety of negroes sold to him by
E. B. & 5 -for costs of a former suit now V. H. in consideration of the total of
£855 due to the Cottons conveys to Ed. B. for them his I of said 1000 a. the
other i whereof was conveyed to S'' Tho. L. in his lifetime also the \ of 1020 a.
in S' Maryes bounded N. on land uusurveyed it Joachim Haines, F]. on land
unsurveyed ct Joyce's Gully ne.xt Tho. (xuesse, S. on unsurveyed woodland ct
Little Slippery River & AV. on Tho. Guesse, Geo. Frye & unsurveyed land which
s'' -3- was Tauted by S'' T. L, also I of the -10 a. & his share of netjroes itc. but
if \. H. repay the £S55 with interest on 1 Oct. 16!)5 this deed shall l)e void.
Si<nied by Vail: Haughton in the [)rescnce of John Moone, 31. Figes. Schedule
attached nanies of 19 ncii;roe men 20 women 13 boys 16 girls 10 cattle 11 mules.
Sworn bv John Moone Esq. 10 Oct. 1693 before Fulke Rose. Enrolled 16 Oct.
1693 byEdw^' Broughton Sec>. A true copy. (Abstract from copy of a deed of
six lari^e sheets of paper in the Editor's possession.)
CARIBBEAN A. 105
D'na Margareta Herbert. Will dated 1-i January 1677. All my real and
personal estate to be laid out in tlie purcliase oP annuities for my dau. Mar;jaret
Herbert and two of my dau. the A^'iscountess Mordant's children and of lands for
the maintenance of two Ministers. My dau. Viscountess M. and my son 8ir Tho.
Linch Es'ors. All my personal estate and Bainton Grange to be sold. My
estate in Weybridge to be exchanged for 3 lives — the first my dau. Margaret H.,
the others my dau. Viscountess jMordant's two children. The life I have in Cary
House to be sold to purchase 40/. a year in Cumberland, Westmorland, or
Northumberland for the maintenance of two ministers. The concealed lauds I
have a right to in Yorkshire. The old lease contains Weybridge House and
garden of 40', Milett's Mead 16' 10', Jeson's mcadc 15', Three Knights 3' 10\
Hankers Butts 6' 10', Eleaven Acres in Purcroft 4', 28 acres in the Comon
Meade 40'. Total 125' 10' per annum. The other lease to be renewed for 31
years and sold. In that is contained the Brewhouse, 3 Corner close, a close by
the Bear, Hones 9 acres, Hones 3 a.. Hones 4 a., Hones meadow, Hone's little
meadow. In this and Chersey parish 34' 15' per annum. Other lands in Walton
parish 30^ 16'. My dau. Linch my lease of Oatelands. Those that have the
leases to allow my sou Edward 50' a year. If necessary Gason's meade to be sold
to the Duke of Norfolk. My cozen Smith's annuity. To be buried by my
Father. The poor of this parish and of Fulham. Legacy to M'' Kine.
Proved 31 May 167S by Eliz., Viscountess Mordant, and Sir Tho. Lynch, Iv'
(46, Eeeve). On 26 May 16S5 commission to Margaret Agar, wife of John
Agar, the dau. of testatrix, who was of Weybridge, deceased, Eliz., Viscountess
Mordant, and Sir John Lynch being dead.
S-- Tho. Lynch of Esher, co. Surrey, Knt. Will dated 30 August 16S1.
"While my debts are paying my "Wife to have £200 per annum and my dau. £120
per annum. My office at Jamaica to be continued, likewise my £300 per annuua
being for a great debt the King owes me. When my debts are paid I give to
my Wife the yearly profit of all my estate in England and Jamaica until my dau.
or wife marry, then I only give my Wife £200 per annum and my house in Lester
ffields. To my said dau. Philadelphia all my estate, but if 1 leave a son she shall
have £2000. If she die then my lands in Lancashire after my "Wife's death to
my sister Eliz., then to my sister Judith Freeman, then to my cousin Eliz.
Tomlinson. To my sister Eliz. £40 per annum. £100 to my Father's' AVifo.
£150 to my cozen Judith Agar, and as much to my cozen Eliz. Payne my Uncle's
dans., and £G00 to the necessitous of our relations as my uncle Aylmer* Lynch
direct, and my mannor of Esher, etc., to Christchurch Hospital in London. My
Wife Vere Lynch to be Ex'trix, and my friends S'' Chas. Lvttletiui of L., KuS
Mr. Tho. Duck and Mr. Tho. Goddard of L., merchants, and Hender Molcswortli,
Jo. Bourdon, and Tho. Freeman of J., Esq'*^', Trustees and Overseers, and £50
apiece for a ring. AVitnessed by Hen. Harrington, Jos. AVhiston. (39, A'ere.)
18 August 1691. Commissimi to S''Kob. Cotton, Kn' and Bart., the Guardian
of Philadelphia Cotton ais Lynch, now Wife of Tho. Cotton, Esq., the dau. and
only issue of testator, late at J., deceased (Dame Verc Lynch having died iu his
* He w:is baptized 23 Xovembor IGOO ; son of AVm. Lynch of St.iplo, co. Kent : B.A. Cam.
1622, B.D. 1612; died 21 January 1691; .M.I. at liis Rectory of Langloy Burrell, co. Wilts,
^V[\\ (50, Faue). (Sec Howard's '•Misc. Gou. et Her.," New S.-ries, iv., for uotos of his
family.)
106 fcARIBBEANA.
lifetime), the adin'on of July 16S6 granted to Chas. Herbert, Esq., for her use
having expired by his death.
4 April 169i. Commission to Tho. Cotton, Esq., the husband and guardian of
Philadelphia Cotton.
18 May 1G98. Commission to Philadelphia Cotton, wife of Tho. C, Esq., she
being now of full age.
Dame Mary Molcsworth of St. James's, Westminster, co. Middlesex, widow.
Will dated G July 172 L. To be buried in the church of St. Ann's, Westminsier,
near my late husband. To Sir Tho. Lyttleton, Hart., £iOO in trust to pav .the
debts of my niece Lady Carew Biddulph, wife of Sir Tlieophilus Biddulpli, Bart., and
£60 a year to her. My sister Kebecca Brownell, widow, £25 a year. Mrs. Anna
Maria Amplilct £20 a year till 21 or marriage. Mrs. Penelope Enstone £i a year.
Mrs. Susanna Thorogood lO.'j. a year. My niece Mrs. Katherine Lvttleton £100.
Mrs. Ciirew Hilton £ 10. My frieud Mrs. Bromlcv £50. Prieud Mrs. Pitts £50.
Mrs. E!iz. Pitts and Mrs. xMary Pitts £10 each. Mrs. Eliz. Bromley £10.
Mrs. Jane Smith £5. Mrs. Eliz. Brett £10. Mary Wheatman £5. Eliz.
Leggate 1 guinea. Tho. Smith, who now lives with me, £500 at 21. To the
Charity School of St. Martin's in the fhelds £50, and the like to that of St. Ann's,
AYestmiiister. Sir Robert Cotton of Cumbormere my silver bason and cure. All
arrears of rent due to me in the I. of Jamaica to my nephews Mr. Tho. Barnard,
Mr. James and Mr. Temple Laws. All residue to my nephew Sir Tho. Lyttleton,
Bart.,* and my niece Mary Piowden, and to be Ex'ors. Proved 11 July 1721 by
Sir Tho. Lyttleton and Mary Piowden (wife of William Piowden, Esq.). (134,
Buckingham.)
Dame Philadelphia Cotton of Finchley Lodge, co. Middlesex, widow. AVill
dated 3 November 1756. To be buried at Eslier, co. Surrey. To the poor there
£5. Mrs. Ann Lukiu £50. Eliz. Mullinier £5 a year. To my dau. Hester
Maria Salusbury, wife of John Saiusbury, Esq., all the plate of my lirst husband
Sir Tho. Cotton, Bart (list). My dau. Philadelphia Boycott my duimond buckle.
My dau. Sidney Arabella Cotton my bed. My daus. Sophia Cotton and Sidney
A. Cotton my goods at Bath. My son Sir Lynch Salusbury Cotton all my real
estate and negros in Jamaica on trust to carry out the sale thereof to William
Beckford, Esq., and the proceeds and all residue for my two grandsons Lynch
Salusbury Cotton and Tho. Cotton, two of my said son's younger sons, at 21.
Dr. William Mecham £50. 3Ir. Tho. Whitfeld £100. To them and my sou
all residue of my personal estate to sell for my granddau. Philadelphia Cotton
at 21 or marriage and to be Ex'ors.
Codicil. 6 May 175S. My granddau. Mary Cotton, third dau. of my son.
On 8 Pebruary 1759 adm'on to Philadelphia Cotton, spinster, the granddau. and
residuary legatee, the three Ex'ors having renounced. (-±9, Arran.)
1758, Dee. 30. Relict of Sir Rob. Cotton, Bart. (" G.M.," 1759, 46.)
• One of tliif name, the thinl Hart., wa.s Speaker temp. William IIL and died s.p. Jaunary
710. (Burke's " Extinct Baronetage.")
£
s.
d.
276
12
7
17
4
0
1
5
0
1
7
8
50
0
0
1
5
0
200
0
0
318
14
8
fcARIBBEANA. 107
Anno 1684.*
HIS EXCELLENCY S^ TlIO: LYNCH De.
June 12"^ To bal lance of an Ace' sent him this day
21 To Cash paid Geo. Pearse, for M"' German in full for
rent for Oatlands to Our Ladyday last
30 To ditto paid Nurse Davics
July 1^' To ditto paid 31'' Hewett and his Cierke for an Order
for his Sallarie
23"^ To ditto p'l M" Eliz. Lynch
To Ace' of interest, due on £250 more then charged
formerly
Ocf 21'^ To Cash p") 8'' Cha. Lyttellton by his Order
P' To ditto for cost and charges of goods sent by Brooke
19^'^ To Coach hire, Boat hire, Borters and port of letters for
a yeare ending this day 5 0 0
22'Ij To Cash disbursed for a Law suite w"' y' Mariners of
the Shipp Tho : and Francis, Capt* Gallopp Cornand"^
by his Order L45 2 8
Nov"" 1^' To ditto p*! by his Order to S"' Cha. Lyttelton to be dis-
boursed for my Lady 30 0 0
To ditto p'^ for a Saddle and riding apparrell
for her 13 11 6
To ditto p'' him in full for his disboursm'^ 10 0
44 11 6
&^ To ditto p*^ M"" Beuoir for a Necklace of Pearle for her
by his Order 130 0 0
To ditto p'^ his Bill to Phillis Attkinson 23 0 7
To ditto p*^ Nurse Davies to jNIich. last 15 0
To -2- ... . Cacoa, p'scnted by his Order to Mens'' Dupuy 3 11 6
Dec'' Z"^ To Cash p'^ W Eliz. Lynch, by M''^ Tomlinson 30 0 0
15 To ditto p'^ Custome howse charges, fraiglit and primage
of a Chest for .M" Eliz. Lynch p'' Capt" Knapman 1 12 6
Jany 8"' To ditto p" his Bill to M" Grace Molesworth 75 0 0
To ditto for charges of a box p'' Capt^ Stubhs . 7 6
To ditto for charges of a Chest of loafe Sugar Chocolate,
' etc., for the Countcsse of Clarendon 1 14 0
To Cash p*! Df Hedges for Counsell about
his will 116
To ditto p'' M'' Hollis 116
To ditto p"! S'" Cha : Lyttelton w"='' he gave . .
[torn here] .... 3 4
To Cash p** S"^ Era : Pembcrton 5 7 6
To ditto for a dinner att y^ Miter Taverne
and Coach-hire 10 6
To ditto p*' M"' Goddard w=i' he disbursed for
Counsell and Coach hire 4 10 8
15 5 0
To ditto allowed S'^ Jn" Chardin for Sam" Hunt for 3
yeares ground rent and a Tax for y'= House in
Leicester feilds ending att Michaelmas 1US4 21 1 0
* On three folio sheets of paper in tho Editor's possession.
108 CARIBBEANA.
1685
Aprill 15'!' To ditto for liis Ace' to ^V Tlio. GoJdard
July 2-i"' To ditto p'' liic" Biinkcs for 12 ps. Diaper sent him
To ditto p'' W Eliz. Lvnch
Sept^ 15 To ditto p'' M'' Tho : Godd.ard for his Ace'
Noyf 4"' To ditto p'' ^V' Eliz. Lynch
5"^ To ditto p'' M'- Tho. Smith for fees att Dt" Commons
Febr. 9"' To ditto p'' ditto
1686
Apr. 14 To ditto p"* M'* Eliz. Lynce
29 To ditto p'J ditto
June 30 To ditto p" Jacob Martin towards rcpaire of Esher Mills
July 5 To ditto p*^ M"" Tho: Smith for fees att Uf* Commons
■ 8 To ditto p'' more to Jacob Martin for Eshcr Mills
To Ace' Charo;e w"^'' he Ordered me for Mourniiifj
lO"" To ditto p*! for a dinner att y'^ Komer w"' Capt" Herbert i.± u
Aug' 12 To ditto p'' Jacob Martin towards Eepaire of Esh'' Mills 100 0 0 }
To ditto p'' JM'- Goddard for M" Eliz. Lynch 40 0 0 j
To Ace* of p'vision for receiving £3322. 2. 2*^ since Aug'
1684 att 10 ss. p^ £100 16 12 2
For Coach hire, Boat hire, Porters and port of letters
from the 19"' October 16S4 to the 19"^ July 1686
att £5 p'' Annum 8 15 0
To Cash paid W Tho. Smith in full 9 11 0
To Cha: Herbert, Esq"^, for ballauce of this Ace', fourteen
hundred and fifty pounds and six pence 1450 0 6
Errours Ex ... . ted p^ Thomas D . . . . ke.
£
s.
d.
604
17
2
4
16
0
30
0
0
500
0
0
30
0
0
30
0
0
25
0
0
25
0
0
25
0
0
50
0
0
20
0
0
50
0
0
50
0
0
14
0
100
0
0
40
0
0
£4434 6 6
{To be continued.) mssa-is^sismiisi
ixcmonstranct of ^lutisuans*
The following interesting narrative was deposited by the Society of Pricnds
in the P.R.O. in 1909.
There were in 16G() only four Quaker families in Antigua, of whom were
Jonas Langford, who contributed to Besse's "Sufferings of the (Quakers" the
Antiguan section, and Capt. Sam. Winthrop. One of these two may have sent
the paper to London. They were, however, both highly educated, and the spelling
throughout is execrable, but Mr. G. Eothergill h:is had it copied verbatim and
without alteration. Portions of the record are also illegible or destroyed.
The Kemonstrance of (he Comamlers, ofHcers, deputies Sc other the inhabitants
of the Hand of Antigua declaring,' the grounds ct reasons that enforced them to
treat & articulate with the lord le feure tiie lord bare,* Lt. Generall for tlie King
of France, in the oocidentall Indies.
25 Oct. IGGG, "Whereas the said Lt. Generall in the harl)our at Five Island on
the 25 day of Oct.f IGGG with a tieet of eight sailc of sliipps besides barks, briga-
* Aatoine le Febure dc I:i B:irre is his correct name.
t l)!i Torire s;ivs tho I'reiich Fleet arrived at Anti;_'ua on 4 November, and anchored in
Five hA:\wh l?;iy, so that the dates do not quite a-rec. Capt. Saiu. Wintlirop wrote Ociober ->5,
which confirms the F-ii.irli-h version.
CARIBBEANA. X09
Akso 1C84.
PK CONTEA. CK.
£ 8. d.
Augt 7'" p' Cash reC' of Eoger KcAvctt for * yeares Sallarie 140 0 0
p"^ The. Goddard for the ballanee of S^ Thomas Lynches
bond for £1531 10 s.s. due to me " 245 9 4
21"' p"- Cash rec'' of Christop'' Fowler for interest of £oOO
unduly p''
p' ditto of if Lcadman for rent of Oatlands
26 p^ ditto of Samuell Clay
Sepf 27"' pi- ditto reC^ of ditto
p"' ditto for Eob« Bvrlv's bill on Kic". Yard
Nov 7"' p^ ditto ree'' of Tho. "\Vincop
19 pf ditto rec'' of Xtop>' Fowler
p' ditto rec'' of the Coiniss''^ of his Ma}^^^ Navy as p' Ace'
p"^ the p'ceed of j Barr of Silver 1731 ps. | pf Capf*
Martin
March 16"' p^ Cash rec'' of Xtopher Fowler
24 p'- ditto rec'i of S'' Jn° Chardin for a years rent due att
1685 Mich^
May 1'' p'- ditto rec^ of Xtopher w"" interest
21 p' ditto rec'' of Sam" Clay for interest
•June 16 pf ditto rec'' of ditto in part of £1500
p"" ditto rec'' of ditto
20"' p-- ditto rec' of ditto
Aug' ll'J' pf ditto rec"! of Xtopher Fowler
p'' ditto vec'^ of ditto for j months interest of £400
18 p"- ditto rec'i of Sam" Clay
Sepf 11 p"' ditto rec'' of ditto
p"" ditto rec"^ of ditto for interest
6
14
0
10
0
0
500
0
0
500
0
0
39
7
6
130
0
0
230
0
0
212
11
11
899
12
5
170
0
0
62
10
0
116
10
4
15
0
0
214
18
2
150
0
0
35
16
10
400
0
0
2
0
0
100
0
0
250
0
0
3
10
0
4434
6
6
tines, & sloops with about eight or nine hundred soldyers, where after a short
dispute, they became masters of the Forts & amuionition to them belonging,
forcing the Govr. Coll. Eobert Carden to retreat (wherebv they had upi)ertuiiity to
plunder & fire the hou:>es in it adjoining the said Harbour) to the house of the Capt.
Mugg where with about . . hundred it iifty men, he remaind all that night. And
next Morrouning at break of day, discovering the Euimiesapin'och drew uj) to tlie
top of the hill, to which the said enimie advancing our front lired ones upon them,
the rest creyiug out they had no auimonition, faced about it lied .... Lt. Cull.
Bayers, except some few, with the Governor which gott into the said Muggs
house here after a little resisttance, they were all taken prisoners it caryed aboard
their .... five .... night the said .... where scattered .... to gether with
some supply for the adjacient division, uiade head Lt. Coll. Bayers sceeping out
coutinuall scouts on lion-^e back to observe the euiuiies motion Lt. Coll. (Jr . . . t*
• Quest.
110 CARIBBEANA.
being chosen to command by v/hose order the barbaddian soldyers about seven
files, with soiic of our Ilaiulors, where sent to beat up tlie enimics quarters who
marched farr as the said 3Iuki;s &. could not be persuaded to ])roceed any further,
but to the groat di>coura(lf,'inont of our Ilanders, retreated back again to the said
Bayers house. The next Morrowining our scouts gave notice of the enemies
advancing to the East side of the said Muggs house where they made a hault
about an hour sending parties about to discover, in any ambush where laid for
them, butt finding none (four our small number, & tlie people's adversness would
not permitt) it they marcht on into the said Bayers pasture iS: there draw up some
two Musquet shott from the house sending a trumpeter with a note from ColL
Cardcn, then prisoner with the Lt. geiil. protection, to his wife, for her selfe,
family & goods. The said specifieing their civil uses to himselfe et tiie rest of the
prisoners & the enemies resclnsion to reduce the Hand. And as thev have since
avered a summons which if the paper was not delivered, if by verball not under-
stood the ^Messengers being dismist with thanks for their cevillvties to our
prisoners & one promised to use the like to theirs, when any should fall into their
hands, they prestly fitted their selves for the assault being .... besides the
Marquis the tendant & many other persons of qualtie And use for our defence,
nott being two hundred men placed at the foot of the hill behiudc the states.
The dispute was very sharpe for half an hour, when the enemie much gnaled witli
our shott ran violently on & broake their passages through upon our men, who
were thereby forced to retreat up the Hill in which retreat many of them where
slaine & wounded. The enemies presuit being very hot, most were forced to fley
into the fields, the others recovered the Iiouse, where they made what resistance
they could but being overpowered most of them killed ct wounded, the rest yeeldcd
upon quarter & where carried away prisoners aboard the ships amongst whom
was Lt. Coll. Charles Ghest desprcatly wounded, the house they ransacked,
plundered & sett on fire with all the building mill bayling house c . . . house with
the sugar therin & all other edifices. Having then finished their distruction in
tliis place they returned to Five Hands & in their way burnt the storehouse of
the said Bayer, at the lea side being full of sugar as also all the said Muggs Sugar
worke, carrying away his coppers, cases, etc. The major part of them that
escaped repaired to Capt. Winthrops, as a place fitt to make head again, where
they continued that night expecting the enemies. And the next day more come-
ing in made up the number near two hundred men, of which were seaven files of
the Barbadians, who after they were .... with powder .... they would obey
none but when they .... having .... Col. Bastian .... to be their comander
they were persuaded to keep in body & tilings were orderd as well as the time
would permitt. About nine our scouts brought in a trumpeter with this
summons.
The lord the labare Lt. Generill of the most Christian King in the AVest
Indians.
AVee make known to the Inhabitance of this Hand Antigua that if the next
Theirsday noone thev shall nott subinitt them selves to tlie obedience of the King
of France, we will distroy by fire the whole Hand & will not give quarter to an}''
person yett promissing favourable & advantageous dealing if they will treat
with us.
Done in the Eoad in Antigua 7 Nov. new stile IGGG.
Le frbare de la bare.
Very few of the Officers etc. gentlemen of the country where present when
these summons was brought being with the Companiiies at the figgties in tlieir
way towards that party at Capt. AVinthrops therefore it was thought fitt to defarr
pn answer till they would be conveyed, the pubHc interest debated & general
CARIBBEANA. Ill
result concluded & to that purpose the trumpter was dispatched with the
message.
My Lord.
Wee have received your summons &, in regard other persons in remote
parts of the Island equally concerned with us iu that hussiness we will communi-
cate with tliem about it & return our answer to your lordshij) by a messenger of
our owiie, agaiust the time prcilxed, in the intrim we are
Tor lordship servants
Bastian Batf.b.
Dated Oct. 28, IGGG. Gilbeut Gekgohie.
29 Oct. 166G. The next day the Commanders, officers, tt deputies of most o£
the devissions with some other gentlemen mett at the house of Mr. Henry Meyer,
& haveing taken into consideration the enemies strength as is mcncoucd in the
begining, his resolution which was to hurne & destroy without quarter, his
couradge, which are men sufficiently prooved in the last conflict, his advantage
haveing ships & boats con^<tantly out to land where they pleased, without tyring
or hasarding his men. Good armes & anmonition enough & on the other Mdc our
weaknesse, the whole Hand not being able to rai.<e sutiicent force to withstand
60 potent an enimie the impossibillity of following him to such places, as he might
land at but that he might burn kill & distroy without resistance, not powder
enough, in the whole Hand to hold a considerable dispute or engagement with
them firm, & after that noe hope of relieve nor place of safty to retreat to,
except the cold & wett mountaines, tl.c maney distractions it coiifu'^ions aniongst
our selves, several openly declaring they would oppose the enimie noe more but
would goe & make their owue condition if the officers would nott .... running
away to the enimie & carrying with them .... lastly .... our old .... enimie*
.... lay ready to burn & destroy upon the Northside which six days after wee
found by whofuU experience for upon the iifth of November they fell upon my
Lord AVilloughbics plantation & killed his people, carried away all that was
■portable for their use & most of his slaves, burnt ail his houses & sugar workes
downe to the ground docing the like to ^Ir. Joseph Hodgskin & others.
Some people killed by them in the paths to the .... as women & children
caryd with them into slavery.
The foresight of these our misserys, which as to man are unavoidable added to
the .... distruction seen & felt two days before left us without hope of resisting
the present enemie & therefore concluded it better in the sight of God it man to
surrender upon articles for the preserving of the lives & as far as we could the
estates of the Kings subjects then to loose both through an mindicious obsistance
& thereupon, this foiling answer was sent to the said Lt. General.
Eight honorable.
AVee have received yours of the seaventh of November new stile which
is some thing short to us not knowing of a former summons which is specified
by your trumpter & by some .... of the gentlemen yor prisoners which
wee supposed was altogether unknowne to them as .... to us & therefore desire
yor honor not to mistake the intention of our civellyties, nor to beleive that we
shall omitt any respects to your civell perposalles, we shall therefore humbly
desire (the time you limited being two short) that you will be pleased to appoint
some, convienent time & ])]ace at your .... witli your honour or commiss-ioners
for as we resolved with Gods assistance nott to forfeit our alleadginience to our
prince, by delivering up his .... session basley so we shall not be injurious to
our selfcs nor render our actiones so comtemptious to ... . men of reason as not
to accept what shall be moderate between . . . . & likewise to a<lvoid the elTu.^ion
of blood which may happen, thus humbly desircing yor civel construction of what
mistakes have passed, we subscribe our selves, dated 29 Oct. IGGG,
* The Caribs.
112 CARIBBEANA.
John Boncle, Bnstian Bayer, Biclinril Buraston, Phillip Warner, John Noye,
John Codrinn;ton, James Holiyday, Eicliard Ayes, Henry Nicoles, Jereinio
AVatkins, Gil-ljert Gregorie, A\"illiain Lee, Thomas Comptou, Thomas Taylor,
James Hall, Thomas Longdon, Harvey Scaynell.*
This answer being sent upon the aforesaid conclussion the 29 Oct. by a
messenger of our owne, tiie said Lt. General! returned us the same day, by the
same messenger this ensucing reply.
Gentlemen.
AVee have received yor writing of this day delivered to us by yor dcputie
we wish that you .... of agreeing with us which would have procured a great
deal of ... . shed on your side & .... of hour goods, we are resolved to send you
considerable persons on our part, with fit power to .... with you which are to
come to the .... it will not be to the dishonor of your .... to put yourestates
& lives under protection .... he duth not furnish you to resist the armes of our
King. And although you bee enimies we should not advise you to leave his
obedience, if we had not power in our hands to enforce you to it ... . very
playnly persuade you, that wee wish to have uppertunity to make our taske the
ordinary cevillity & curtisies of our Nation, of which I assure you, singor servant,
Le Febure de la bare.
Whereupon the next morouning Commissioners for the said treaty were
agreed upon & impowcred by the sub.scribers to the follo^ving Commission under
their hand & seale.s.
By the Commanders officers & deputies for several divissions of this Hand
Antigua.
Whereas the lord le Pabure dc la bare Le Generall to the King of France,
arived at the Hand the 25 day of this instant with a fleet of Shipping & forces
from the said King for the removeing of the said Hand, to the obedience of the
King of France & having made severall attempts of hostitlilies against the same,
did upon the 2S instance by a trumptcr send a summons for the surrendering the
said Hand, which being answered, a treaty concluded ditl by con>ent appoint by
his reply of the 29 instant a meeting of Commissioners of both partyes at
St. Johns harbour the 30 instant, then & there to treat .... the said summons &
surrender these are therefore to authorise & empower you Coll. Johii Boncol
Lt. Col. Bastlan Bayer, Capt. Joseph Lee, Capt. Samuel "Winthrop, Capt. Phillip
Warner & Mr. James Holiyday to repair to the said harbour at the said time,
then & there to treat, with tlie said Commissioners p'posalls & articles of surrender
(if you shall think fitt to make) & every other imargeucie, that may happen to
discuss & conclude for the surrender of the said Ihuid as you in your judgments
shall think most beneficiall for the people of the same Hand" as also you arc hereby
further authorised upon your dislike of the said treaty nott receaving such satis-
faction as may suite the interest of the inhabitants the said treaty. And what
you act it doe in the same we doe hereby promise to ratifie it conlirui. In teste-
monie whereof we have here unto set our hands <.t scales in the said Hand. The
thirtieth day of October IGUU Kichard Burriston, Bichard Ayres, Henry Nicholls,
John Frv, "Gilbert Gregorie, Thomas Lougdon, John Xoyc, Obidlah l^radsii:uv.
Jereniie 'Watkins, Walter Levens, Harvy Kaynell, Thomas Taylor, James Hill,
Eichard Browne, William Proctor, Clonn'ne Kverard.
So many have been our affections that amongst the many spoiles destructions
& invasion's of the Fnimies wee had almost forgotten to rehearse how that the
same time they assauted us at Lt. Col. Bayers they made an inroad upon
Bern\udian Valfy &. the Creeko burning it di.stroying as they went.
31 Oct. 1(100. Woe are come now to the last day of the uiuiith it the fn>t of
the treaty in which our Commissioners repaired to the place appointed where ....
• Kayaell.
CARIBBEANA. 113
little strip several! sIcojjs .... on board where was luous. d Clederip* Governor
of Martin & tlic inttndaiit IMoii. Lc Clianibre Comnii^siiiers on the Prcnch part.
This day was spent without lini.<liing the articles lluy standing upon hard tearnies
with us, the treaty adjoined till next day aboard the Adniirall wliere bolli parties
mett & after long debate concluded the articles of sjirreiuler, which were ractified
by the Lt. General! of the French on the part, it by the commanders officers
deputies <fc other gentlimcri inhahitance of tliis Hand' on our part in which wee
doubt not all judicious it unatiirial man well ]^erceive a greater care have been
taken to preserve our alleagianer to our King then any perticular interest of his
subjects. Haviiig n;ade what defence possibly could be expected from so weal<e
a CoUony laying desperate so far a sunder & tlnce devissions being almost
destroyed by the J-'rcncli already, the others expectiiig hourly to receive the like
assaults & to be ruined by fire & sworii. had we not barkened to the purposall of
a treaty, besides tluit we were certainly enforced, that tlie enemies resolution was
not to depart without reduceing the Iland, for so many reasons of honor, being
engaged thcrin, & therefore at the beginning had despatch a ship, for more men,
to finish their work when in the meane time they should have fii-ed & distroycd
round tiie Hand near the sea by wliich we sliould have been forced to fly into the
Mountaines there to perish by cold c1 fainine or to the lower woods to bee mur-
thered by the bloodv Indians of all which the Eiiiniies intention we had sufficient
intelligence from the I'Vench boy taken pri.suner at the beginning & afterwards
confirmed by some cd" our owne prisoners so rh;it could we have seen the possibillity
of defending the ]!lace against these two eneimies at ones wee should not have
.... Antigua the ninth November IGGG.
Bastian Bayer, Joseph I-ee, James Winthrop, Harvey Kaynell, John Noye,
Eichard Ayres, Gilb. Gregorie, "Walter Levens, Joseph Hodgkin, Oba. Bradshaw,
James Holliday, Hen. iSicholl, .... Taylor, Jere. Mica . , Thomas London, James
Hali, William Thomas, Phillip Warner, Eic. AV . . Wattonc, John Campbell,
Hennery Kelly, John Lannoy, Clement Everard, John Brand.
POSTSCHIPT.
Octob.— Forasmuch as the Barbadian Souldiers (taking advantage of the
departure of the French Fleet from this Iland) have endeavoured by letters &
otherwise to make the world beleive tliere valor <t resolutions had frighted them
away & so boa>t themselves P'servers of tlie said Iland it is thought convenient
to add this small postscript to the foregoing remonstane yt those who desire a true
information thought the matter be never so deformed rather then lyes & falsehood
of the most amiable complexon may recei\ e a just account of those ptopic & their
carriadge. The day of ye engagement at Lt. Col. Bayars being Saterday the
twenty seaventli day of the month wear present alout seaven files of them under
the couHiiand of Aunticnt Wall who was slaine in the light & by whose encourag-
ment they partly regained tlieir lost reputation the night before when they
refused to beat up the enemys quarters notwithst.-nuling they had beged that
employment & soe prevened otliers tliat would liave done it the Evening of the same
day (after ye defeat aforesaid) they got together to Capt. Winthope remained
there that night & then began to "declare that they .... obey no officer but
vvhome they pleased. '1 he next morning amuiyion was ginen then two .... for
their share .... which not being contented they fell to killing hogg & sheepe etc.
together witli other rude people by tlieir ensample until! tiiey had destroyed that
day eleaven hoggs thirty -iicep forty odd turkys besides duckes it dunghill foule
many of which wcare cues with two it three lambs in tliere l)ellys when one they
had killed was not to their minde they threw it to tlie Barrieadoe & killed another,
the 29 the day they seperated themsehes from ye rest of ye ccmpany it marelied
away to Mr. Struys his house whear came it one Ensigne Will Lea it most of the
* De Clodoro, Governor of Martinique.
VOL. II. I
114 CARIBBEANA.
rest of the Barbadians, the said Lea rr-paired to the geBtlemen of the country
that were met at Mr. Mayers to concidc r whether the Island was in a condition to
oppose the enemy or whether they slioiild condescend to treaty it was found
neccesary to treat an answer to the said summons was drawno for a treaty Sc
signed by the subscribes of whom the said Lea was one & soe rcturninf]^ to the
Barbadian soldier at snid Strays liis hon-c ye next three days whiUt ye bisiness
was in action the said Lea & his party liaveinc; f^otten possession of three l>utts
of rumm drew all loose pco])Ie to them tjiat would come elected the said J-ea to
be their Commander iu Chief & in the .... sanding partys aboard to yr neigh-
bours for to bring in their stock to feed them extolled iheir own conradge & the
officers which they had made refuseing to obey their own Captain John Codrinjjton
or to agree to any thing the Commissinors of the treaty had done ]uildishing their
supposed resolutions to fight it out to the last man but at the time they kept
close to ye Buts of riimm at least nine miles from the enemy haveing thus spent
five days (Yictualls growing scasc & the said Struys complaining much of their
abuse as by his letter to the Comuiis.sioners knowing ye said Commissioners ' /
weare at one Captain Kaynall a place sf;cure enough being about si.x miles distant
from the enemy & well furnished with hoggs sheep cS: cattle they marched up
thither under pretence to seaze on ye said Commissioners noc sooner came they
thither but that they killed all that they could come at being by the said Kayn.elis
return two & twenty hoggs shcepe In-sidcs foules so abominable was their sjieile
in that place that six files of the Islamh^rs who the strength of ye rumm & their
vaine glorious boasting had carrycd with them thither weare disarmed of their
design which only to plunder & destroy & soe left them the next morning being
the fourth day of IVovembcr the said .... sent a small party down the hill to
burn Lt Guests houses he being ;v prisoner as in then .... mortaly wonded
& to bring what cattle they could get from there or from Lt. Col. Bayers the
order was put in execution the curing houses & the negro houses .... order of
the enemy Avhich the said Lea & one Joijeph Eichardson his councell & Mr. Taylor
one of his Captains when the people of the house was reported to be asleepe
broke open & carried away everything of value theirin not leaveing him a shirt to
weare more than he had on his back in reward of his serving against tlie enemy
the weeke before the same day about ten of the clock the French fleet set saile
whether beaten away by these people who except the party of seaven file as
aforementioned never saw the enemy nor came within six miles of them but ,"\,
constantly kept themselves as far from them as they could let the impartcl judi,'c
or whether afl'aires of more conccrnenient called them away leaving this to furtl'cr
leasure or whether the overuling hand of ve Almighty God who maiketh ware A;
createth peace hath done this let the wise in hart consider.
Board of Trade C. O. 10-3.
^ist of all testators toljose WBilU arc on
rtcorti iu tljt ©&itt of tijt 3:slantJ §ccrctaij>,
Samatca, from 1731 to 1750 (iiulusiiijc),
(Add. MS. 21,931, Brit. Mus.)
1731. Adams, I^alph Ayres, Phillis
Adams, John Allen, J( remiah A Ivares, Baruh Judith
Agges, Nun Alban, Kichard Asheton, Kichard
Ashley, John Allen, John
CARIBBEAXA.
115
1733
Appleby, William
Alexander, Samuel
Adams, James
Archbould, AVilliam
Addley, Hugh
Allien, Isaac
Anderson, William
Anderson, Alexander
1735.
Ayscough, John
Adams, John
Axtell, Daniel
1737.
Arnold, Leonard
Allen, Charles
Alvey, John
Anderson, John
Adams, Mary
Arne, Jone
Astill, Benjauiin
Addison, Kichard
Alymer, Samuel
Augier, Peter
Acres, Francis
Astill, llichard
1738.
Anderson, Alice
Andrews, Mathew
Arbucklc, William
Aldcroft, Cliarles
Adderly, Ciarimond
Archbould, Claudius
1741.
Abrathar, Jose])h
Alexander, Thomas
Archer, Grace
Allen, Mary
Adam, Hobcrt
Atkins, Philip
Adams, James
Armaronger, Justice W
1743.
Adams, Hannah
Allen, Ambrose
Algar, John
Agnew, Francis
Almeyda, David
Alineyda, Abraham
Angus, James
Adam, John
Archer, Thomas
1745.
Archer, William
Arnaud, Peter
Axtell, Daniel
Atkinson, William
Ashley, George
1746.
Addison, Ann
Adam, Patrick
Atchinson, Thomas
Alison, John
Abell, James
Alcock, William
Amos, Nicholas
Angier, Humphrey
Allen, John
Astin, Elizabeth
174S.
Atkinson, John
Alden, John
Archer, Jamos
Anderson, Johanna
Allen, John
Allen, Thomas
Anglin, Philip
1750.
Angier, George
1731.
BuUey, William
Barruh, Jacob Yzidro
Brown, Thomas
Barliam, Sarah
Butcher, John
Beckford, Thomas
Benson, George
Burrow, "William
Brandon, Pereira Isaac
}3unnini,'ton, George
Beard, William
Batchelor, John
Brady, Edmund
Barnett, Andrew, Sen'
Barnes, Nathaniel
Burro wes, An.diew
Bedford, Edward
Browne, George
Bartlett, Thomas
Boeny, Nicholas
1733.
Buchanan, Deborah
Booth, Samuel
Bennett, Jonathan
Bernards, William
Ball, Thomas
Baird, Kobert
Bucknor, Thomas
Booth, George
Bonner, Henry
Bromley, Samuel
Bray, Michael
Brown, Sarah
Basnett, llichard
fJrayne, Charles
Bonflls, Thomas
Brice, Joseph
Bishop, Mary
1735.
Beckford, Peter
Barham, Thom.as
Brown, Thomas
Bryan, John
Bright, Robert
Brown John, John Burke
Bromfield, Henry
Bryan, James
Bodle, John
Brunning, John
Bourke, Jame.9
Ball, Thomas
Bennett, John
Brooks, Thomas
1737.
Barrett, Hcarsey
Blair, John
Brown, Adam
Batholomew, Emanuel
Bridge, Timothy
Batholomew, John
Bolt, Edward
Barrett, James
Brooke, Kichard
Barclay, Egbert
Beckford, i'cter, Jun''
Banks, John
Bowen, Barrett
1740.
Brewor, John
Booth, i\lnry
I 2
116
CAKIBBEANA.
Brown, William
Barrett, Samuel
Bedwcll, ]iicliard
Brougli, Gervase
Brown, "William
Booth, Henry
Burnett, Thomas, Sen''
Budge, Christopher
Brown, John
Beclvford, Nathaniel
Brandon, Pcreira Isaac
Baites, Edmund
Bennett, Joseph
Barnes, AVilliam
Blair, Jolm
Brayne, llichard
Bell, William
Bonny, Gordon
Banfield, Henry
Baines, Elizabeth
Bute], Jolm
Bostey, "William
Beach, Eachael
1741.
Baker, John
Brissett, John
Boteler, Thomas
Brown, William
Briant, Joseph
Beach, Erancis
Barns, Isaac
Beech, William
Brice, George
Boone, Henry
Bennett, George
Bussie, AVilliam
Best, John
Bravitt, Tiiomas
Barwick, Richard,
Burt, William
Banks, Joseph
Butterfield, AVilliam
Barker, AVilliam
Burrough, George
Blakeuey, Gilbert;
Brown, Benjamin
Batholomcw, AVhauica
Brown, Eobcrt
Berminghain, Gerard
Blair, John
Broadgato, John
Brave (? Bravo). Benj"
Boyd, Alexander
1743.
Bodkin, Nicholas
Booth, Henry
By field, Eicliard
Bell, John
Brissac, James Arnes
Braddish, John
Bowerman, Kyrle
Bailie, Patrick
Brodie, Hugh
Bartibo, John
Bonfils, Peter
Brown, John
Barrios, Levy Joseph
Bowley, Morris Samuel
Blyth, James
Burt, Josejih
Beal, Elizabeth
Barry, Andrew
Baillic, James
Bravit, Phillis
Buckingliam, Bobert
Barrit, Thomas
Bomstead, John
Browne, Mungo
Butler, Charity
Breholt, Davy Jolm
Brotherton, Mathew
Brady, John
Barry, Pobert
Bryan, Charles
Bryan, John
Bascome, Peter
Baruett, Jonathan
1745.
Barlow, James
Belfond, Samuel
Barrett, Samuel
Burnett, Thomas
Beech, John
Ball, DuiK'omb
Burk, Richard
Barrett, Edmund
Burnett, John
Bayley, William
Barnett, AVilliam
Bantick, liobert
Burton, AVilliam
J5asuet, John
Bignall, John
Broad\vater, Lax
Bodic, James
Brockett, Ann
Bell, Thomas
Beuevis, 'J'homas
Bell, Mary
Banks, Mary
Bateman, Richard
Barton, John
Beckford, Thomas
Barker, Edward
Barnard, Walter
Belts, King James
Ballaney, David
174G.
Byfield, Richard
Barham, Henry
Brewster, John
Bell, George
Bernard, Robert
Brown, Thomas
Bucker, Thomas
Bartibee, Johanna
Brown, Charles
Bedford, Charles
Burnside, Andrew
Booth, Thomas
Blackborn, William
Burkett, A'alentine
Bray, Elizabeth
Bridgewater, John
Bernard, Charles
Bartibo, AVilliam
Bell, Mathew
Barry, Rednuuul
Bradley, Richard
Bolt, John
Bowden, AVilliam
Bowden, AVilliam (sic)
Bassett, Richard
Bajeau, John
1748.
Bailie, Abigail
Bereton, AVilliam •
Bishop, Elizabeth
Brown, John
Blackborn, WilHam
Bravo, David
Bowles, John
Barclay, James
Bennett, George
Bourko, AValter
Brooks, 'J'homas
Beck, James, alias King
Burnett, Thomas
Buchanan, James
Bennett, John
Bradley, frcnry
Blair, Andrew
Birchall, (icorge
Barnfeather, Kdward
Bishop, George
CARIBBEA.NA.
117
Boyle, Andrew
Boone, Henry
Bouffar, Solomon
1750.
Bonner, Mary
Brandon, Pereira Esther
Begimes, William
Burges, James
Brooks, George
Brown, Henry
Bradford, Stephen
1731.
Cargill, Kicbard
Creagh, Jane
Charnock, John
Crean, Paul
Craddock, Charles
Corker, Thomas
Clarke, Edward
Cockburn, William
Comevford, Edward
Catherwood, John
Cole, Edward
Cooper, Elizabeth
Collins, James
Cargill, Eobert
Carvalho, Ladcsma D'^
Carlos, Charles
1733.
Campbell, St. James
Chambers, Jacob
Charles, Benjamin
Colemau, Nicholas
Cleeves, John
Can'alho, David
Cooper, Greorge
Clarke, Robert
Covely, Nathaniel
Conally, Con
Cargill, Milborough
Cheneward, Isaac
Coleman, ileury
Castell, Ricluu'd
Curtis, Tbomas
Claver, Thomas
Cremorc, .liichard
Cavallcy, Francis
Clarke, ."^amuel
Cock, Jouathau
Corr, Francis
Carlton, John
Carrington, William
Campbell, Hugh
Cook, Philip Chris.
1735.
Cross, John
Conner, John
Cavally, Francis
Cook, Edward
Callabuffe, Ann
Clarke, Peter
Cavalier, John
Collins, Jerom
Collins, Tabitha
Curtis, Charles
Cargill, John
Chambers, John
Campbell, Sir James
1737.
Cantrell, Philip
Colly, Philip
Colly, AVilliam
Campbell, Andrew
Cockran, John
Collier, Elizabeth
Campbell, Daniel
Cardill, Isaac
Coolish, Henry
Carr, Joseph
Cromby, Magdalen
Cardell, John
Claver, William
Chaddock, John
1738.
Cornewall, Humphrey
Cole, Abigail
Cross, AViUiain
Copen, .John
Custis, Katherine
Carvalho, Isaac
Cammack, Sarah
Cunningham, Alexander
Campbell, Peter
Craford, John
Carpenter, Mary
Campbell, John
Crawford, William
Cameron, E\an
Cammack, Charles
Cor, Samuel
Cruickshank, James
Campbell, Sir James
Cateness, Darby
Crooks, James
Chaplin, John
Conally, Patrick
1741.
Crump, Patrick
Campbell, Charles
Crawford, Henry
Chapneys, Margaret
Coward, Henry
Cockburn, Richard
Christian, Christian
Campbell, Alexander
Carr, Paul
Corbett, Richard
Chambers, Alexander
Chestei-, William
Crawford, Thomas
Crawford, John
Cockburn, Archibald
Cooke, Roger
Cowley, John
Cole, Rebecca
Coruuck, John
Campbell, Ronald
Clee, Laurence
Chamberlaiuc, Anthony
Cole, John
Campbell, Neil
Cunningham, William
1743.
Carmichael, Christopher
Cron, Thomas
Chaplain, Charles
Crooks, Maschall
Cook, John
Canthe, Alexander
Cliffe, John, alias James
Green
Crombie, William
Compere, jMary
Campbell, Archibald
Clarke, Nicholas
Cuuuingham, James
Cooper, George
Cameron, Aulej'
Callan, Joseph
Carr, John
Coylc, Peter
Coaker, Berjah
Cardell, Charles
Carlcson, Mary
Campbell, Donald
Carter, Richard
Campbell, James
118
CARIBBEANA.
1745.
Cammack, Thomas
Coll, John
Charles, Adam
Cammack, Thomas
Coolish, Catherine
Coolish, Richard
Cadogan, Thomas
Cussans, JNIary
Cussans, Thomas
Chambers, Jolm
Casres, Gomes Isaac
Crosbie, Thomas
Couron, John
Cross, Elizabeth
Crow, Ephraim
Crosbie, William
Coles, Charles
Caruell, Eichard
Cooper, Matthew
Carter, Henry
Cooke, George
Cameron, Allen
Charlton, Edward
Coually, Mary
Cross, Ca3sar
Coleton, Elizabeth
Callendar, James
Carter, William
Cameron, James
Christian, Dorothy
1747.
Cross, John
Crymble, Murray
Campbell, A7illiam
Campbell, John
Copeland, William
Colebrook, Henry
Cook, Sarah
Campbell, Daniel
Collins, Morris
Connor, Ursula
Coacker, Jonathan
Chaplain, Kobert
Crooksbanks, Gavin
Churchcy, William
Cunningham, William
Cockburn, William
Chishohne, Jane
Cotterel, }Ieiiry
Cliadwick, Eichard
Currie, John
Clarke, Hubert
Campbell, Charles
Church, Samuel
Crudeu, John
1748.
Cole, Eobert
Crawford, James
Clarke, William
Crawford, Mary
Croose, Thomas
Cowie, James
Crusworth, Mary
Camish, George
Carvalho, Samuel
Clarke, Archibald
Cratnbie, David
Cocke, Leonard
Codogan, Elizabeth
Campbell, Eonald
Cooper, Jane
Cunningham, William
Campbell, Elizabeth
Charles, William
Campbell, Alexander
Concanon, Mathew
Campbell, Peter
Cartwright, William
Cochrane, John
Costo, Va' de David
1750.
Cross, William
Copen, Elizabeth
Cookes, Ann
1731.
Dickinson, Jonathan
Dickenson, John
Dickenson, Joseph
Dermond, Henry
Donovan, Timothy
Dynn, John
Downer, George
Dakins, Eichard
Delanoy, Alexander
Diston, Giles
1733.
Drury, Elizabeth
Desossa, Mosses
Drury, Isaac
Dickson, James
1735.
Detorres, Jacob
Dow, William
Duuegan, Edward
Duthie, George
Da Silva, Joshua
Davis, James
Dorry, Mary
Daw, James
1737.
Darling, John
Dunn, Eichard
Dixey, William
Dillon, John
Danvers, James
Decastro, Jacob
Downer, Henry
1738.
Dodson, William
Dwarris, Thomas
Daniel, Hugh
Dunn, Peter
Dickson, Philemon
De Castro, Jacob
Dennis, Hannah
Dorrill, Mary
Deuniss, Jonathan
Da Silva, Mordechay
Dwarris, JNIary
Dawkins, Joseph
Dainzell, John
1741.
Douglas, William
Demetres, William
Davis, Katherine
Douglas, John
Dunn, Ephraim
Dawson, Johanna
Dorriff, Elizr.belh
Duany, Ambrose
Drudge, John
Drake, John Squire
Dervoe, jNIichael
Deale, John
Delapierrc, George
Daltou, Ediiiond
Davis, Samuel
Dunn, Philcmoa
1743.
De Olivera, Policarpio
Esther
Donovan, Daniel
Dixon, George
Dittou, Eichard
Dunbarr, James
Draper, Jolm
Dowdall, Lawrence
CARIBBEAN A.
119
Dove, Henry
Dawkiiis, Henry
Dunbar, Tliouias
Dupoy, Jacob
Dawkins, Henry (Codicil)
Daniel, Samuel
Davis, Henry
Diston, William
Dove, Charles
Dodd, Michael
1745.
Dennis, Jonathan
Driukwater, John
Dockers, James
Dover, John
Denuiss, Edward
Duncan, James
Downe, John
Donovon, Lawrence
Dufresnay, Samuel
Drummond, James
Dixey, I\Iary
Dunston, Margaret
Donner, Charles
Dickinson, Joseph
Delmestree, Peter
Delyou, John
1746.
Dupond, Peter
D'Wandelier, Eosauna
Delarock, Elizabeth
Duun, John
Dick, David
Dow, William
Duckett, George
Dakins, Henry
Douce, John
Donner, Eobert
Dunkloy, Abraham
Dunbar, John
Devaux, Lewis
1748.
De Costa, Alberqueroue
Daniel
Delara, Cohen Moses
Dennis, Robert
Douglas, James
Dewilt, John
Dawes, James
Dawson, James
Dempster, James
Dickinson, John
Day, Elizabeth
Day, Ann
Dobby, Conyers
Duffe, William
Dundass, Alexander
Davison, Kilkiah
Descordes, William
1750.
Denniss, John
Dolphin, Defourney
Davis, Mathew
1731.
Edwards, James
Eccles, Joseph
1733.
Egan, James
Elletson, Fife
Evans, James
Elletson, Joseph.
Elsley, Deborah
1735.
Ebzerry, Dorothy
1737.
Eivers, Joseph
Edwards, Dorothy
Eagen, Elizabeth Howard
East, Thomas
1738.
Evans, Hugh
Ebzerry, Christopher
1741.
Eccles, Henry
Ellis, George
Edwards, Kobert
1743.
Ellestou, Eichard
Etougli, Elizabeth
Etough, Joseph
EUett, Baruaby
Eastwiek, Hester
1745.
Elbridge, Mary
Eels, Joseph
Edaor, Johu
EUeston, John
1746.
Evins, John
Ellis, Ann
Evans, Johu
Egleston, Thomas
Elding, Mary
1748.
Evans, John
Eudler, John
Elphinstone, Ann
1731.
Farmony, Benjamin
Eenuett, Eicluvrd
Eenton, Swift
Foster, John
Forth, William
Forster, Andrew
Futtuu, Thomas
Fitzpatrick, Edmund
Ford, Lawrence
Fenton, Elizabeth
Fargus, Farrell
Fitzgerald, Jane
1733.
Frazer, Alexander
Fitzpatrick, Thomas
Freeman, Cope
1735.
Farquhar, John
Franklyn, Eobert
Fisher, Gideon
Fish, Thomas
1737.
Ferro, Jacob
Forord, Francis
Farquhar, Ann
1738.
France, Hugh
Fenton, Catherine
Foster, Thomas
Ferguson, James
Ford, Edward
Frisby, John
Farrell, William
Francis, John
Furry, William
Freeman, Thomas
120
CARIBBEAN A.
1741.
"Flavell, Benjamin
IVaunces, Edward
Fenton, Kobert
Fraunces, Edward (sic)
Freeman, Thomas
Flemyng, Thomas
Frith, James
Foyster, Benjamin
Frith, Autrobua Richard
Franks, Isaac
Fryer, John
Foster, John
Filby, Thomas
Forrester, Mary
Forrord, John
1743.
Freeman, Thomas
Foster, William
Fuller, John
Fyffe, John
Fuller, Kose
Foord, Elizabeth, alias
Eenouf
Feake, Christopher
Forrest, Eobcrt
1745.
Fletcher, Jacob
Fox, Thomas
Forbes, Christian
Flanders, Nicholas
Frame, Elizabeth
Farrill, Richard
Farris, Jacob
1746.
Fergus, Eobcrt
Ferrick, Greorge
Fanning, Henry
Fisher, Elizabeth
Franklyn, James
FlaTcU, Hannah
Fox, Mary
1748.
Frazier, John
Forrest, John
Frankiu, Joshua
Forster, Eleanor
Francis, Tliomas
Fryer, George
1750.
French, Jonas
1731.
Graves, John
Gibbons, Robert
Grey, George
Garvey, Henry
Goad, Ann
Gabay, Isaac
Gray, Sheen
Gladsbrook, Simon Peter
Gibbons, Bridget
Gibbs, John
Gale, Henry
1733.
Garvey, Christopher
Greet, John
Garthshore, William
Graham, Francis
Glen, John
Grey, Samuel
Gaywood, William
Gomcrsill, Ezekiel
Greenwich, Lucretia
Galbraith, James
1735.
Greenway, William
Gythens, .John
Guy, Samuel
Gills, Mary
Gundy, John
Gellett. Thomas
Grandson, Joshua
1737.
Gleen, William
Gleen, James
Gason, Magdalen
Gordon, Charles
Gordon, John
Golding, George
Gore, iS'icholas
Gooding, Robert
Grummett, John
Graham, John
1738.
Gradwcll, Roger
Goodwin, William
Garbrand, Thomas
Goodwin, William
Galliard, Catherine
Gordon, William
Gale, John
Gleu, James
Gale, Jonathan
Glady, Lewis
Goddard, Ebenezer
Guthrie, John
Gilbert, John
Goodin, Elizabeth
Goodin, George
Garvey, Elizabeth
Gaultier, Margaret
1741.
Grey, Mary
Gregory, Benjamin
Garvey, Anthony
Gundry, Nicholas
Gordon, Alexander
Gordon, George
Galloway, George
Gardner, Robert
George, Thomas
Goldie, Thomas
Garriock, George
Gabay, Solimiun
Gonsales, Moses Nunes
1743.
Gaultier, Zachariah
Gould, George
Galloway, Mary
Gray, John
Ghost, William
Garland, Richard
Grindley, Alexander
Gray, Arthur
Gibson, Thomas
Gordon, Alexander
Gilbert, Robert
Guest, Richard
1745.
Gylbart, Marg.iret
Gardner, Timothy
Gregory, William
Gascoignc, John
Grant, David
Godfrey, John
Grove, Haviland
Galliard, Peter Jolin
George, Thomas
Golding, John
Gale, James
Guodcheaj), Roger
Guiott, James
Garrigucs, Francis John
Grev, Jumcs
CARIBBEANA.
i2l
1746.
G-oodwin, Henry
Gardner, Thomas
Glover, Kendal 1
Gardner, Edward
Gregory, Michael
Garland, Jeremiah
Gibbens, John
Grant, Joseph
Gilbert, Daniel
Goddart, Eleanor
Gordon, Thomas
Gallison, Edward
Gravett, Peter
Guy, Priscilla
Grey, Sarah
Gordon, James
Galpine, Calvin
Grove, William
Gallimore, Archer
GriflBu, John
1748.
Greenshields, Gavin
Gallaway, Richard
Groves, John
Goddard, James
George, Mary
Gutterez, IMendez Jacob
Gardner, Tlionias
■Garaett, Thomas
Gee, William
Goddard, James
Gregory, Francis
Griffin, Lucock
Guy, Hudson John
Galpine, Gerrard Williatu
Gray, Henry
Gale, Isaac
Gale, Dorothy
Gordon, Alexander
Goulbourn, George
Goffe, William
1750.
Gale, John
Graham, James
Gillespie, John
1731.
Hall, John
Hewitt, John
Hodgkins, A\'illiam
Hoath, William
Holmes, Nicholas
Holdsworth, Nicholas
Howe, Edward
Hunt, Anne
Henderson, Alexander
Hughes, Griffith
Hays, Gilbert
Harry, Thomas
Hiller, Tliomas
Hughes, Mary
Hodges, Andreise Joseph
Herbert, William
1733.
Humes, Charles
Hardy, Francis
Hacker, Ki chard
Hunter, James
Hughes, Lewis
Hill, Edward
Hunter, llobert
Hall, William
Hall, James
Hicks, Grace
Horseman, Arthur
Hannay, Samuel
Hendle, William
Halstead, Elizabeth
Hayle, Mary
Hoy, Thomas
Hoiiaston, Andrew
Hall, Grace
Hacker, John
Harrison, Edward
1735.
Howell, Samuel
Hay, James
Henriques, Gabay David
Hay man, AN'^illiam
Huggins, Mary
Holiins, Eandolf
Harris, Thomas
1737.
Hoy, Elizabeth
Hanson, Hoiiry
Harris, Nicholas
House, Jolui
Harvey, Antliony
Hartman, Lewis
HoUins, Sarah
Hals, Thomas
Hancock, E<lward
Humphrys, Thomas
Hefterland, William
Husbands, Jane
Hoist, Nicholas
Harrison, Sarah
Howard, Amias
1738.
Hanson, Peter
Hazey, William
Hinde, William
Hunter, llobert
Harris, William
Hutchinson, Mary
Hobby, Mary
Horsham, Edward
Hayle, Elizabeth
Hill, Samuel
Hay, Ephraim
Hogg, 5lathew
Hardine, John
Hall, Esther
Hutchesoii, Andrew
Hay, Richard
Hutchins, Samuel
1741.
Haughton, Richard
Hansou, Nicholas
Hudson, John
Harty, John
Horsborough, John
Herring, Oliver
Hayle, Samuel
Harriott, Benjamin
Holmes, John
Hewett, John
Hintou, Mary
Hall, Thomas
Hamilton, Robert
Hughes, -Martha
Hayle, Richard
Harry, AVilliam
Han-ies, John
1743.
Heard, Thomas
Hunter, Lucy
Hayle, Ncvil Sainuel
Howell, William
Harding, Elizabeth
Hoskins, James
Harty, .John
Hazard, Edward
Hamillou, .lane
Hill, Andrew
Higginbotham, John
Hooper, Philip
1
122
Hughes, Mathow
Hart, Taylor
Hcndly, Charles
Hamilton, James
Harnold, Lawrence
Harrison, Thomas
Harris, AVilliam
Hurst, Jonathan
1745.
Hutchinson, John
Hutchinson, Joshua
Hallyfiekl, AVentworth
Hassall, Arthur
Henriques, Moses
Hutchinson, James
Hepburn, John
Hamilton, "William
Hillman, Jonathan
Hall, John
Hazard, William
Herone, Francis
Hopkins, John
Hewes, Benjamin
Hoggins, James
Hanson, John
Hartman, Thomas
Hunter, Edward
Hannichar, Penelope
Heuez, Kobcrt
Hayle, George
Hamiltou, Archibald
Holmes, Hugh
Hedge, John
Hanichar, Catherine .
1746.
Heuriques,Lopez Abraham
Henwood, Thomas
Honer, llobert
Howell, Annor Lechy
Hilliard, John
Hartwell, William
Hutchinson, Henry
Hamilton, John
Halsted, Elizabeth
Hazel, Grrace Elizabeth
Hall, Elizabeth
Hudson, John
Hart, Solomon
Handaysidc, Jasper
Harlowe, John
Hewitt, Peter
Hadwin, Thomas
Hollister, Abraham
Hughes, Walter
Hadwin, Kobcrt
CARIBBEANA.
Hughes, Stephen
Henderson, William
Helbye, liobert
Harris, John
Howards, John
1748.
Hall, George
Hals, Thomas
Harrocks, Christopher
Hadwin, Mary
Hales, Thomas
Hankinson, David
Hilton, John
Hay, Robert
Hill, John
Hancock, James
Herbert, John
Hart, Sarah
Herbert, Paul
Hay, Thomas
Hodgins, Gilbert
1731.
Jones, John
James, William
Jordon, Josiah
Jolliffe, Francis
James, Kenellura
Joycelyu, George
Joyce, George
1735.
Jewell, Andrew
Jones, Matthew
1737.
Jordon, James
Inglis, Patrick
Jacobson, Michael
Jenner, Samuel
James, Thomas
1738.
Insor, William
Johnstone, William
Israel, Francis
Jackson, A\''illiam
Johnson, A\^il!iam
James, Haughtoa
Jeane, liichard
Jones, Edward
Johnstone, Archibald
Ivy, Elizabeth
Johnstone, William
1741.
Jones, John
Ivy, George
Johns, Jacob
Jours, Dorothy
Jackson, Jonathan
1743.
Jenhio, Lewis Ernest
Jones, Henry
Jovett, Daniel
Jones, John
James, Rhodes William
Johnson, John
1745.
Jones, Itichard
Inglis, John
Ivy, AVilliam
Innis, James
Jordon, Elizabeth
Israel, Joseph
Innis, John
Jones, John
Jones, Love
John, Elizabeth
James, Henry, Sen""
Jackson, John
1746.
Jeuners, Alice
Jackson, Jeremiah
Jones, Thomas
Inglis, Alexander
Jones, Jasper
Jamea, Francis
James, Henry
James, John Crimer
Jacob, John
Innis, Robert
Jackson, Richard
Jarvis, Susanna
1748.
Jammerson, Elizabeth
Innis, Alexander
Jephcott, Ivichard
Jackson, Michael
Jones, John
Jackson, George
1750.
Jukes, Benjamin
i
CAUIBBEANA.
123
1731.
Kelly, Lawrence
Knight, John
Kennedy, Gilbert
Kennedy, Charles
Kellway, Charles
Kelly, Charles
Kerwan, Thomas
Kelly, Edmund
1733.
King, George
Knight, Edw'ard
Kelle, Thomas
1735.
Kirkpatrick, Hugh
Kemp, Hugh
Kearney, Peter
1738.
Kelly, John
Kilvington, Samuel
Kelly, Michael
Kelly, Ann
Keiser, Joseph
1741.
King, Hugh
Kidd, Thomas
Kirman, Robert
King, Samuel
1743.
King, Thomas
Knowles, liobert
Kennedy, Catherine
Kerwar, Maurice
Knowles, John
Knight, AVilliam
Kirkman, Robert
1745.
Knackstone, William
Kirton, Francis
(To be continued.)
Kirr, James
Kishere, Charles
King, James Betts
174G.
Knight, Charles
Kelly, John
Kilvington, Elizabeth
Kendall, Richard
Knight, James
1748.
King, Robert
Kible, Robert
Kelly, John
Kerr, Arcliibald
Kenrick, John
1750.
Kelsall, Betty
JSIacluuaii of autigua anti iJavbatios^
The following list is written on a double sheet of folio paper, bearing " G.R."
on the water-inark. It is unfortunately not signed nor dated, but it was probably
drawn up by Rowland Blackman in or soon after 1726, when settling his late
father's affairs.
The deeds relate to the Blackmans' plantations in Antigua and Barbados, both
called " Mount Lucie,'" which had descended to them by marriage from the family
of Messrs. Lucie, who were wealthy Anglo-Dutch merchants, with extensive
dealings in the West Indies during the seventeenth century.
Endorsed " a List of papers left in Bdoes."
Counterpart of y^^ Demise from M'' Prissick to Madam AVeyman, 171G.
Lease for a year for One Moiety of a plantation in North Sound Division
and of One Other Moyety of a plantation in new Division both in the Isl** of
Antigua 1721.
Assignment of Arrears of Rent and Other personal Estate of M'' Christopher
Prissick* in Antigua. M" Prissick to Colt Frye.t
and Indenture of Covenant for Sale of y"^ plantation and real Esf^ of y'= s**
M' Prissick in Antigua, 1719. the s'' M" Prissick to Colt Erye.
Demise from Al' Pri.-^sick to Madam Weyman, I71G.
Assignm" of Arrears of Rent of plantations in Antigua, 1722.
M" Prissick to .M' Cotton and Frye.
* He had married Sarah, diiu. of Col. John Codrinjfton of Barbados, k in his will dated in
1717 & p. in 1720 (16-', S1i:i1Kt) describes all his lands in Yovksbire, >.t states that his wife was
entitled to one-third of the Island of liirbuda
t Col. John Frye, d. 17-17-8, a. 78
Ho was evidoutly a retired plaiitor.
124 CARIBBEANA.
Lease for a year of a moyety of two plantations in Anti<^ua, 1722.
M" Prissick to M' Cotton and M^ Fryc.
Release of a moyety of two plantations in Antii^ua, 1722.
M" Prissick to M"- Cotton and M"" Frye.
Assignm* of 1000 years of M"' Prissick's plantation in Antigua, 1722.
M" Wcyman and al.
to M"" Bui'goyne and al. in trust for ^P Cotton and M'' Frye.
Kelease* of One Moyety of a plantation in North Sound Division and of One
Other Moyety of a plantation in new Division both in y' Island of Antigua, 1724.
Assiguin'^ of moyetys of plantations in Antigua, 1725.
M'' Duke to M'' Burgoyne and al.
and Copys of y'^ general Eelease and acco' of y'^ deposition of M'' Jonathan
Ayleworth affist.
A Writ of Partition of y'= plantation in Antigua.
Giles Watkius's acco' in 1099.
Plantation acco'' of M'^ Mary Gilmore* in 1699 to 1702.
Bills of ladiug for Sug'^ shipt in Antigua.
Edw*^ Byam and al. Attorneys to M" Gilmore and M" AVeyman their power
to John L. Blackman to re[)air y<= buildings, etc.
M"^ Bowyers bill of Sale to Jacob Lucie and Harris of his third part of all y'^
lands in Antigua.
Lucie Blackinan's Will.f
"Willoughby Byam and Edw'^ Byam's bill of sale to Jacob Lucie and Bob.
Gilmore of 30 acres of land.
Jacob Lueio & C"'' patent. J
M'' Prissick's Letters and answers to them.
Letters to Capt : Dner.§
Letters from Coll. Frye.
An Acco' of paymcnt.s made by M'' Cotton received from Colt. Frye.
Inventory of y^ Estate in 1720.
Sundry lists of Xegroes and Cattle on y'= plantation in Antigua.
The Case of Division of y'= Est* in Antigua stated, and M'' Attorney Gen^
Carter's Opinion on y^ Queries.
The Petition of Colt. Frye in behalf of John Lucie Blackman against y=
20 p Cent, being laid on ye non-Eesidents, granted.
John L. Blackman's Pateut.||
Several Letters to John L. Blackman in Antigua.
Petition to his Excellency Walter Hamilton 1| to confirm y^ patent for y*
Island, granted.
power of Attorney from Bowl'' Blackman to Jolin Frye.
Sundry Acco'^ in 2 bundles from Merc''* and tradesmen in Antigua.
Miles Toppin's Acco'.
Plantation Acco'^ in Antigua.
a parcel of loose papers.
the plot of y*^ plantation in Antigua.
Rowh' Blackman to John Blackman lease for a year.
Eowl'i Blackman to D" Mortgage of lands in Antigua for £2000 and
John Lucie Blackman to Howl'' Blackman Lease lor a year.
• See " Antigua," i.,47, for Close Koll indentures of 1703 & 17lH, describing' the transactions
relating to the plantation of COO acres in North Sound Division, which Lucie, Harris, &. Howyer
purchased.
t Dated 15 May &, p. 27 Ausr. 1096 (153, Bond). E-tates in Barbados, Antigua, & Jamaica,
Essex, Yorkshiro, Lhicohishiro, & Luiuion, to his eldest son Jolin.
I In 1GS2 Gov. Sir Win. Stapleton granted a patent to tlieni for 529 .acres in Antigua.
"Black-mans," formerly- known as •' JIoiiiil Lucye," is in .St. George's parish, reduced in 1S52 to
230 acres. § Major John J)ui?r d. in L. 0 St'pt. 171(5.
II For G acres of Hashes in Antii^ua, by Gov. Johnson in 1705; confirmed, together with a
small island, by Gov. Hamilton in 1715-16.
CARIBBEANA. 125
John Lucie Blaclcnian to D« Bcconveyance.
Eowl'^ Blackniau's marriairc article**.*
Rowl^ Black man to Kob' ^\'aI•reu lease for a year.
Eowl^ Blackman to D° JJclcaso.
Recoi-cl from Giles Watkins of y« afore s"* Lease and Eelease.
Agreem' between Catliexine AVeyman and Cliri>;toplier Prissiick.
A List of Mount Lucie Plantation Stock in i07L
Jacob Lucie's AVill in lOSG.t
Kepresentation of y^ Council to his Excetty. Henry Worsley and Presid' Cox.
tlie Mcrcliants petition concerning Trade.
Daniel Mackaskill's papers.
a Bill for s-ecnring y*^ Est^ and Effects of debtors for y"^ use of their Creditors.
a bundle with Securitys and bills of Sale.
sundry bundles of Acco'^ and Iveceipts.
a bundle wth sundry acco'^ of uiy Sisters from Jacob and Sam.
a small bundle of acco'^ of inony p'' and disbursed for my Sisters, etc.
3 Lett'^ from Lascellea and Alaxwell relating to assignm'^ of Alleyne's.
Judgm*^ by AV"' jMoore as a Collateral Security.
Letf^ from Patrick Grant of Antigua.
Lett" from Colt. King.
Lett" from and to M'' Eeid in a small bundle.
2 bundles of papers relating to Gonld, S'' John and al.
a Copy of my lather's AVill.J and iuvcntory of y^ Est^ at his deatli.
AV"' Weaver's power of Attorney and papers.
Lease for 3 years Abig^ llenri(]ucs to Kowh' Blackman.
Thruston lilaclcmau's rec' for liis Father's Legacy of £1000.
Eowl'' Blackman and Ux. their Lease and Eelease to Kob' AVarren.
two bundles of M'^ Courtney's Acc'^
Sundry plots of Land.
an Execution ag' my Father to Eoberts and AVithers w"" satisfaction on it.
D' Lenahan's Acco' and Eeccipt thereon.
a bundle w"' sundry bonds paid off.
Geo: Hannay§ to Rowl'' Blackman Lease and Eelease.
Eowl'' Blackman to Fr: Blackman Lease and Eelease of 100 Acres of land.
John Lucie Blackman to Bowl'' Blackman Eelease.
Eelease of sev' Legacys devised by y*^ AVill of 'M' J. L. Blackman to Mary
Blackman and al.
Geo: Hannay and al. Eelease to Eowl'' Blackman.
Thruston Blackman to Bowl'' Blackman and al. Eelease.
Thruston Blackman's Eelease of a legacy of £1000 to Benj" A. Hole.
Articles of Agrcem' between EowT' Blackman, Benj" A. Hole and .1. Barbaric.
Articles of Agreem' between Eob' AVarren and al. and .los. Hole's Acco' in
a bundle.
Bills of Sale from sundry persons to my Father for Land and Neg'.
Decree S' Jolui p Attorney ag' Blackman.
* Married Priscilla, dan. & h. of Rob. AA''nrren, M.D., of Barbados, & thus acquired
" Blackrock" or " Warrens," which thoy sold about 17G2-3, to Tlio. Breiister for £1.'?,7(»0.
t "Will dated 2L Sop. 16SR, and p. 12 Doc. I'lSS (4t, Extoii). lie bcquoatlied to liis dnn.
Eliz. his plunturKin in Barbados, cailoil " The 700 aov.f " alias '• Apter's J/ill" n\hn " .Vounl
Lucie," 1 of aniithcr in Aiiti-iui, & J of anollier in Jamaica. She m. (nTard Napier, Kstj., i
d. s.p. before 16SS, when ail the estates passed by the entail to testator's nephew Lucie
Blackman.
t John Lucie ISlaolcman. AVill dated 5 June 1724, and p. 11 Nov. 172G (218, Plymouth).
lie left besides 5 dau<., 7 sons: 1. Uowlaiid, b. 1705 ; 2. John liucic, b. 1707; 3. The, b. 1708;
4. Sam., b. 1709; 5. Thurston, b. 1715 ; 0. Jacob Lucie, b. 171f); 7. Joseph, b. 1719.
§ AVill dated 13 Jmie 17i;7, & p. 7 I>oc. 177G (Wo, Hellas). Ui» brotiier-in-law Rowland
Blackman was his h. &. resiiluary legatee. -Mrs. Ainia .Maria llannay, sister of the latter 4
relict of testator, d. in Conduit Str. AVill p. 1790 (381, Uishop).
126 CARIBBEANA.
plat of Land laid off for S' W™ Courtnay.
the Ord'' of y*^ Yestry of S' Joseph's* for a pew in y« Church ratified and
confirm'd by liis Excelly Kob' Lowther E^^q".
An Acco' of y^ Kepairs of Pe . . . iar's.f
Deed of Exchange of land between Row!'' Bkckmau and Edw'^ Butcher.
Haynes GibbesV Lease for 3 years.
Indenture to lead to y'^ use of y'-' fine of lands in Barbados.
An Acco' of monys p'' and dibbursed by you on ace' of y" plantation,
a little book \^ith instructions from my father to my Mother.
Counterp' of Jus. Blackman's indenture of apprenticesp.
a small book w"' Town Agent's Acco'^
two parchment books w"' law Acco'^
Doctor Warren's and Gednev Clarke's Acco'*.
(gj^mballs null Cijrrrj) (Sarttu €statts in tljt
^Darislj of mU Qoauljj^, Samaita, 1783,
LA^'E V. MAY A^'D OTHERS.
Jamaica. In Chancery. To his Honor Alured Clarke Esq. L' Gov. and
Commander in Chief in Jamaica Chancellor and Yice Admiral. Humbly Com-
plaining.
Your Orators and Oratrixes Abraham Lane of the City of Cork, Ireland,
Merchant, Ann Lane otherwise Biggs his wife, iind Sarah Creed of the same City
widow who were the sisters and nc.\t of kin and administratrixes of the estate of
Abraham Biggs late of the City of Bristol -Merchant deceased who was the
surviving Moi'tgagee named in an Indenture and Ex'or and Rewiduary Devisee of
Tho. Pennington J"" deceased who was the Administrator s. and h. of Tho. Pen-
nington the other Mortgagee named in the Indenture by Jolm Kelly of the
Parish of S' Thos. in tlic East co. Surrey and Island aforesaid and Patrick Kein
of the Parish of S' Mary co. iMidd'' in .said I. Esq'^ their Attornies state That by an
Indentnrc of jMortgage dated 24 Oct. 177i5 made between the Hon. Rose Herring
May late of the Parisli of S' Cath. co. Midd^ J. but tlien at Bath co. Som. and
Mary 'J'rclawnev his AYife of the one part and Tho. Pennington and Abraham
Bio'<'s both of tiie Citv of Bristol Merchants of the other it was witnessed that in
consideration of £GdOO to R. H. 3Iay paid he conveyed to them all that one
moiety of three parcells of land in the l':irish of S' Dorothy co. Midd^ J. contain-
in"- 520 a. late the ])roperty of I5cnjamin Pusey and Geo. Bonner Ilsquires
deceased, -whereon a Plantation or .Sugar "Work called G\mballs had beeit settled
and which said moiety contained 231 a. and was assitrned to Geo. Bonner by
virtue of a writ of j artition in August Grai.d Court 17G8 issued on a judgment
obtained bv Bonner against one Pierce Cook all which ])remises were stated to be
sold to Rose Herring ^lay by two Indentures tlie one dated 21 I'eb. 177-4
between Cha. Brooks of S' Dorotliy Esq. and Peneloj)e his Avife and Milborough
Bonner of the same place spr. the daus. and devisees in the will of Geo. Bonner
deceased of the one and R. II. Jlay of the other part and the other Ind're dat.
Nov. last past between Tho. Gray of tlie Parish of Kingston co. Surrey J.
Merchant of the 1*' part ; Tho. Brooks of S' Dorothy Esq. and Cha. Brooks and
* In the Censu.s of 1715 .some of tlic Tllickmans were entered as residents of this pari.sh.
The entail of " Mokii/ Luc;/ " wns th.tt _vo:ir doekoil by a local Act.
t It requires local knowludge to decipher this natuo.
CAEIBBEANA. 127
Penelope his wife and MilborouG;h Bonner of the 2'' part; Geo. Bonynge of
S' Dorothy Esq. of the .3'' part; Rebecca Bonner of S' D. wiilow of the 4"'; and
Eose llerrini,' ^fay of tlic 5"' i>art also all that sugar work in S' D. called Cherry
Garden containing 200 a. being the other moiety of the said three parccUs the 1*'
part of 1(J9 a. butting S. on ]Mary Botuu-r, W . on Coleburns Gully and N."\V. on
land lately helongins: to ^^fartin Wilkins s'' ]>arcell beinjj; part of a lot sold to
M. "Wilkins and Henry Bonner by Andre.-e AVond.-tock ai.d Dennis Kelly Esquires
5 May 1713 containing 112 a. hounding N. on Eob. Bindloss Esq. E. on .las.
Prevost Esq. S. on Plen. Bonner and AV. on land formerly of John Gymball late
belonging to Hen. Bonner 'Jhe third parcell containing 2:39 a. bounding S. on
Major Tho. Bose, AV. on the remaining part of land formerly belonging to Polintz
Byndloss Esq. N. and N.E. part on tlie Kings road to the Bridge over Black Biver
and part on laud of Edmond Kelly Esq. and E. on Black Eiver all which last
mentioned premises were sold to B. H. May by two Ind'res dated 21 Dec. last
past one whereof was made between John Mead of Kingston Esq. of the one part
and R. H. May of the other. And the other Indenture made between David
Chambers of the one part and B. H. May of the other And all those Negroes and
Mules as in the Schedule houses works mills to hold to the said Tho. Pennington
and Ab. Biggs without any bar or incumbrance for ever subject to the provisoe
for redemption by the repayment of the £GU()0 with Interest at six per cent, and
the deed was recorded 29 Jan. 177G and a bond of £12,000 was entered into.
But your Orators and Oratrixes have discovered that R. H. May previous to the
mortgage became indebted to AV'" Gray of the parish of King>ton J. Esq. in a sum
of £19,GS1 sterling being £27,o<3.3 currency and with his said wife entered into
12 bonds and on 20 March 1775 by an Ind're of jNIortgage conveyed to AV'" Gray the
said two plantations of Gymballs and Cherry Garden and the negroes and cattle
as duly recorded in the Secretary's Office and AV'" Gray having occasion for the
money assigned to Jacob Israel Bcrnal of the parish of Kingston J. iNIerchant
the said Bonds and Ind're of Mortgage and J. I. Bernal paid to AV'" Gray the
£19,GS1 and \\'"' Gray by an Ind're of Transfer tripartite dated 20 Ap. 1775
between him of the P' part ; II. H. May of the 2'' jjart ; and J. I. Hernal of the 3"'
part confirmed the plantations to the last named and they are the same in both
Mortgages and theprior one was not mentioned in the later one of 2-1' Oct. 1775
to Pennington and Biggs and by the Act of 1G92 the estate is now fretd from the
Equity of Redemption and by an Act of J. ] asstd in 1731 for the prevention of
fraudulent mortgages the offenders are liable to punishment according to the laws
of England and forfeit the right of redemption and the said estates became vested
in Tho. Pennington the Elder and Ab. Biggs for ever and R. H. May having only
proved the first bond J. I. Bernal as of Nov. Grand Court 1777 caused an action
in Ejectment to be brought and obtained possession of the estates and on 12 Nov.
1779 exhibited his Bill of Complaint in this Court against R. II. May and Mary
Trelawny his wife and Tho. Pennington and Ab. Biggs who vyere absentees and
on 29 Dec. 17S0 B. H. Mav and Alary Trehuvney his wife filed their Answer and
Tho. Pennington died in 17^0 and Ah. Biggs in 17S2 and in 178-1 J. I. Bernal
exhibited hi>^Bill of Bevivor against R. H.^May and his wife and one Daniel
Moore of Kingston gent, a.s adm'or ad litem to Ab. Biggs and by connivance of
May and by some gnituity to him procured a final decree and foreclosure and
charged many thousands more against the estate than was honn fide due and Tlio.
Peninn«-ton aud Ab. Biggs further advanced £2>0G on May's bond and £IGU on
a current account amounting on 1 Dec. 177S to £-1017 which with Interest to
1 Dec. 17S-1 amounted to £0011 and the 9 years Interest on the £0000 waa
£2SS0 making a total of £14,921 and Tho. Pennington d. intestate in 17S0
leaving .\b. Bit'gs his co-partner surviving and Adm'on in the P.C.C. was granted
on 7 Nov. 17so' to Tho. Pennington the Eldest s. and h. at 1. and the son soon
after died and made his Will on 9 Dec. 17sO and gave all his estate to his friend
Ab. Biggs who proved the will in the P.C C. on 12 Jan. 17M aud on 27 Jan.
obtained" lettera of adm'on De bonis non aud d. in 17S2 intestate aud a bachelor
128 CARIBBEAN A.
leaving your Oratrixes Ann Lane and Sarah Creed his sisters next of kin and
coheiref^^cs wlio on o Sept. 1782 obtained adni'on and on 1 Jan. 1783 adni'on of
Tho. Pennington and demand payment of the £G000 and £-lG47 with Interest and
in Feb. or UTarch last past by'a ])o\ver of attorney enipo\\ered .Tolin Kellv
and Patrick Kein to recover these debts.
Proceedings were fraudulent. Pray that sworn answers may be received.
\'^J- ,Pf"i'"^l "poll the five Books of Moses according' to the* custom of his
Nation " and all accounts produced and payment made to them.
And your Orators and Oratrixes si all pray etc.
Heni?t Browxe.*
JouN p. Baker.*
Cock burn and Davis Sol" for Comp"'.
On nineteen sheets of Eoyal paper.
The "Wm. Gray who figures so freqnently iu these deeds was presumably the
one of that name who was Provost ^Marshal-General in 17G8 ; Member of
Assembly for St. George 1773, Portland 1779, and Port Royal 17SI— 87 : and
died 1788.
Tho. Gray, Member of Assembly for Kingston 1781, died 1784. (Feurtado.)
For notice of Rose Herring May see 07ife, I., 201.
MAY V. BERNAL, 1783.
Jamaica. In Chancery. The Hon. Rose Herring IMay of the Parish of
S"' Dorothy Esq. and 3Iary Trelawny his wife Complainants and Jacob Israel
Bernal and Robert Fiulay adm'or of Abraham Biggs Defendants.
The Bill filed 10 ]\Iai'ch 1783 set.s forth that Comjjiainant having become
indebted to AVm. Gray of the Parish of Kingston J. Esq. in the sum of £19,G81
sterling or £27,553 c. repayable by installir.ents s])read over 12 years secured by
12 bonds dated 20 !!\rarch 1775 with Interest at G per cent., etc., and being seized
iu fee simple of those two plantations of Gymbalis and Cherry Garden in tlie
Parish of S' Dorotliy containinij together 520 a. and slaves as a collateral security
by a Mortgage of 20 iNfarch 1775 conveyed them to AVm. Gray [here follow the
names of all the slaves] and on Cherry Garden 44 steers and IG mules and on
Gymbalis 32 steers 13 cows 5 calves and 10 mules and "W"' Gray assi£;iied his
interest to J. I. Bernal on 20 Ap. 1775 by an Ind're of Transfer of Mortgage
tripartite between Gray, May, and Bernal. Complainant being in Bath the
following Oct. and considering the mortgage was not above one third the value
of the estates 'borrowed £G000 of jMessrs. Tho. Pennington and Ab. Biggs of
Bristol Merchants and by lud'res of lease and release dated 23 and 24 Oct. 1775
he granted to them the said two estates by way of mortcage. That the 1^' bond
was paid off but by reason of the great drought preceding the crop of 1777 the
proceeds were reduced from 247 hhds. of sugar to one hhd. and 8 tierces and he
could not meet the 2'^ boiul so by the Common law the est. of Bernal became
absolute but suliject in equity to be redeemed pro tanto and Bernal at Nov.
Grand Court 1777 brouirht an action in Ivjectinent and Replevin and Compl'
came to an agreement witli him on 9 Dec 1777 [recited in full] by which he was
to retain the nianagcment of the estates M'' Bernal was to ship the produce and
the whole debt was to bo paid off in 7 years but Bernal withheld the necessary
supplies so on G March 1778 he gave up possession but to retain tie managenu'ut
and cultivation. Ever since the management lias been refused him aiul no
balance has been paid over and Bernal on 12 Nov. 177!) filed his Bill against
CompP and Tho. Pennington and Ab. Biggs stating he had discovered tiiere was
* These were tlio counsel who gave tlicir writt( n ojiinion on the case.
CARIBBEANA. 129
the second mortn;a2;e defraud ing the latter and that therefore the agreements of
9 l)cc. 1777 and (3 .March 177S were not valid and that the accounts might be
referred to a Master of this Court and the estate*! sold and Compl' put In his
Answer about 29 Dec. 17^0. Bornal sailed in May hi.st i)ast for Groat Britain
and has delayed the suits and has received o\er and above what was due to him
having sold 084 hhd.s, and 340 puncheons of rum worth £34,000 c. Compl'
onglit to be reinstated and accounts submitted. The non reciting of the first
mortgage on the 2^' one was due to his inadvertence. The £0000 ^was not half
the value of the equity of redemption. Pennington and Biizgs not being repre-
sented in this I. one Roh<- Finlay of the parish of «' Catharine gent, was granted
letters of adm'on to defend this suit. Prays that the Agreement may be
carried otit.
On twenty-three sheets of paper.
I have also the Cross Bill of May v. Bernal, filed 10 March 17S3. It is very
voluminous, on twentv -five liuge sheets of paper, and signed by Henry Browne,
Geo: C: liicketts, H: Lewis, and Geo: W'otton Sol' for Couipl'ts. There are also
copies of all the subsequent proceedings to 21 April 17S4, when the decree
was given.
The will of Abraham Bernal was proved in 1790 (3, Bishop).
In the " D.N.B." are long articles on Kalph Bernal and his son Ralph Bernal-
Osborne, from which it appears that : — ■
Ivalph Bernal, Sen., was of .Spanish Jewish descent, took his degrees of B.A.
from Christ's College. Cambridge, in ISOG, and ]M.A. in 1S09, and became a
barrister of Lincoln's Inn in 1810. He then inherited a large property in the
AV. I. and sat in Pai'liament thirty-four years, dying in Eaton Square on 20 August
l8o4. His art coliectiou was sold in 1S-')-j for £71,000. He married Istly Anne
Elizabeth, only dauiihter of iiichard Samuel White of New Ormond Street, on
10 April 1800. She died 10 July 1S23 in Bryanston Square. He married
2ndly.a daughter of Dr. Henry White, K.N., surgeon of Chatham Dockyard, and
had issue by both wi>-es.
Ealph Berual-0,sbo'.-ue, the eldest son by the first wife, born 20 ]\[arch ISOS,
was educated at Charterhouse, and uiatriculated from Trinity Coll., Cambridge, Oct.
1829; entered the Army, and then sat in Parliament from ISil to 1874. On
20 August 1S44 he married, at St. George's, Hanover Square, Catherine Isabella,
only child and heir of Sir Thomas Osborne, 9tli Bart., whose surname he assumed.
She died at his seat Newtown Anner near Clonmell 21 June 18S0. He died at
Bestw-ood Ledge 4 January 1882, and was there buried on 10 January. They
had issue two daughters, of whom the elder, Edith, married, 7 February 1874,
Sir Henry Arthur Blake, G-.C.M.G-., Governor of the Bahamas and .lamaica ; and
the younger, Grace, on 3 January 1874, the 10th Duke of St. Albans.
1811, Nov. 10. At Perry-hill, Sydenham, J. I. Bernal, esq. of Eitzroy-square,
and of J. ("G-.M.,"5S7.)
1818, Oct. 24. In Guildford-street, the wife of R. Bernal, esq. M.P. a dau.
(Ibid., 404.)
1823, July 10. In Bryanston-sq. Anne-Elizabeth, wife of Ealph Bernal, esq.
M.P. (md., 92.)
1824, Aug. 3. At Cheltenham, Ealph Bernal, esq. :M.P. of Park-crcseeut,
Portland-place, to Clara-Christiana, dau. of Dr. John While. (Ibid., 170.)
1832, Jan. 7. In Upper Bedi'ord-j)lace, the widow of J. I. Bernal, esq. of J.
(Ibid., 92.)
1832, May 10. At Park-crescent, Portland-pl. aged ]5 months, Duncan,
youngest son of Ealph Bernal, esq. M.P. (Ibid., 475.)
Tor. II,
y
130 CARIBBEANA.
MAY AND UX. v. BEllXAL AND AL^.
Answer of Defd' J. I. Bernal p' Att>-, 17St.
Jamaica. In Chancery. At II. E. the Chancellor's House on Thiirsclaj
15 April 1781.
The Petition of Jacob I^;racl TJcrnal ^Merchant of Kingston but now absent
from this I. being read it was ordered that 1)0 put in his answer by .Aaron Nunes
Henriques of Kingston ^lerchant his Atl">.
Annexed is a letter dated 14 April 177S written br Bernal to I?. H. ^Nlay,
saying that "Since my receiving possession of GAiriballs and Cherry Garden
Estates .... it has been discovered that there is another ^Mortgage upon liecord
from you to Pennington and Biggs of Bristol," ' and the writer e.xjjresses liis
astonishment that his Mortgage was not mentioned in the second one and states
that all right of redemption had been forfeited and was now vested in the second
mortgagees and refuses to have any further business transactions.'
This Defendant admits that if H. 3Iay became bound by 12 bonds to W"'
Gray and was seized in fee simple of Gymballs and Cherry Garden and certain
slaves and Gray transferred them to him for £10,(381 sterling the amount due,
and soon after the Complainants left for Great Britain and said they would in
Oct. be in Bath and he has no doubt May borrowed the £0000 from Pennington
and Big<2;s. £1!),()S1 was greater than the sum ]\I;>y paid for the estates.
There xvas a very great Drought preceding the cro]) of 1777 and only 1 hhd.
xvas made. In 177o the yield was lO'J lihds. and 132 tierces (equal to 8S hlids.)
or a total of 197 hhds. and 72 ])uncheons of rum and in 1770 !)0 hluls. 70 tierces
and 5G pun. and in 1775 there were worked 180 slaves. ?»lay neglected the shaves
and the reason the 2'^ bond was not paid off was owing to his extravagance and
great losses in gaming at Bath and elsewhere — that by insufficient supplies and
overwork the slaves in 1777 were reduced by death from ISO in 1775 to 111
and the cattle from 115 to 73, there were no mules left, and ^lay had used his
chariot horses to turn the mill and Defd' obtained possession to save the estate
from ruin. — He never knew of the 2'' mortgage when he met iNfay and signed an
aKreement on 9 Dec. 1777. Yerilv believes Mav intended to defraud his
creditors .... has received the following crops
hhc
s. Sut,'ar
of 1
2-13 cwt.
pun. rum.
1778
150
78
1779
63
30
1780
143
69
1781
122
60
1782
204
100
1783
9
7 drought
The nett produce while estate has been in his possession has been £24,537,
and he hath laid out £13.809— is readv to come to an account for all his trans-
actions. The debt due to Defd' was £19.GS1 st. or £27,553 c. and the estate was
not worth more than £30.000 c. vi/.
270 a. in canes (it 701. pr. acre, 250 a. pasture @ 15/. pr. acre, a cattle mill
5000/. abcnit 100 tiegroes @ £60 per head aiul cattle at £15 so that after paying
Defdt. there would only remain £s.5tU) c. Drfd' when in Hiiu'land made inquiry
of Mr. Lane and saw the title deeds, and believes .May deceived Pennington and
Bio-"s, and Mr. 8eai;er their solicitor drew the 2^^ mort-age and ^lay promised
them a consignment of 350 hhds. veurly.
Signed by Ahired Clarke, the L' GoV, and John Edward Shacklefoni, the
Kegistrar in the Court of Chancery.
'\)n eleven large paper sheets, but incomplete.
\
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CARIBBEANA. 131
DEAFT OF BEIEF BY WILDMAN AND SMITH.
1784, April 21. The Cause was heard tliis day and His E.xccUency decreed
that inasmuch as tlie Compl' Eo.<e llerrin<j May had been liiiidered from carryinq;
the Agreement into Execution by the means in tiie Bill slated he should have
6 years and 9 months in addition to the 7 years mentioned that he was entitled
to the E<iuity of Eedemption of the ^lortgnge to Tho. Pennington and Ab. Eii,'gs
that Eich'' Batty Esq. one of the Masters should state an account as from Berual
but not allow him any commission on the ^loss produce and pay all balance to
the Eegistrar of this Court for the beneficiaries of the est. of Ab. Bigris deceased
and that Geo. Cuthbert Esq. the Sequestrator of tiie estates should let E. 11. May
have the sole conduct of them.
From the above Order Dcfd' J. I. Bernal received permission to appeal to
His ^Majesty in Council.
Bernal lost his first suit for contempt, and paid the legal costs of Ab. Lane's
attornies, amounting to £IG2, in October and November 17S9 to Cockbnrn and
Davis, tlie Solicitors in Kingston, and £2G3 for law costs incurred in Jamaica by
Grant and Shawe in 17S9. £250 was also paid Patrick Kein ; £130 to Eichard
Grant.
BEENAL V. MAY. PETITIOX OF APPEAL.
Between J. 1. Bernal Esq. Appellant and K. H. ]klay Esq. and M.iry Trelawny
his Wife and Eobert Finhay Eespondents.
To the Kings most excellent Majesty in Council. The humble Petition and
Appeal of the said J. T. Bernal.
A long recit.il of previous papers asking that the order of the Court of
ChaTicery of Jamaica of 21 April 17!54 may be reversed. This is the draft by
Wildman and Smith, endorsed " Present^ the 21"' Feb. 85," on live sheets of paper.
Jamaica. This Ind're made the G of March 2G Geo. III. 1786 Between Eose
Herring May of the Parish of St. Dorothy Co. of Middlesex in the said L Esq.
and Mary Trelawny his Wife of the 1=^ part Daniel Moore of the Parish of
Kingston Co. Surrey Esq. adm'or of Abraham IJiggs late of Bristol 3Ierchant
deceased who was the survivor of Tho. Pennington late of the same ])lace Mer-
chant deceased of the 2^ part Jacob Israel Bernal of the Parish of Kingston Esq.
of the 3'' part and Sam. Dickson of the parish of St. Andrew co. Surrey in the
said I. Esq. of the I"' part AVkereas Eose Herring May being indebted to \V '»
Gray of Kingston Esq. in £19,i;sl st. or £27,553 c. to secure the payment thereof
about 20 March 1775 executed 12 bonds and by an Ind're of .Mortgage dated
20 March 1775 between the Hon. Eose Herring Max of the Parish of St. Catherine
and Mary Trelawny his wife of the 1 part and Wm. (^ray of Kingston Escp ot
the other Mav conveved to Grav his two ])l;uitatioiis called Gymbalis and Cherrv
Garden to"-ether of "520 acres 'and all slaves and stock and by a transfer ot
20 April 1775 between Wm. Gray of the P' part E. H. May of the 2'' part and
Jacob Israel Bernal of the 3^ the plantations were conveyed to lu-rnai am by
Lease and Eelease of 24 Oct. 1775 between U. H. ]May and wite then of Bath
and Tho. Pennington and Ab. Biggs of Bristol :\lerc]iants tor £0000 st. tiiey
conveyed the moietv of 520 a. or 235 a. part of Gvmballs and W i.ei.e..s on
1^ Nov 1779 Jacob 'Israel Bernal exhibited his Bill in Chancery against May and
Pennington and Biggs and on 29 Dec. I7a0 Defendants put in their Answer and
132 CARIBBEANA.
Tho. Pcnninf;;ton dvinn; a Suc:c;e?tion was filed 20 Au^. 17S2 and on 10 Sep. iTSi
Bcrnal filed a Hill of Eevivov and Ah. IJicrgs liad died and on IG Xov. 1781
Daniel ^loore filed his Answer and on 22 Jnly l~So a decree was made and May
was to ])ay Bcrnal £2(3,417 c. with interest and costs and the estates were sold
on 1 Feb. 17bG by the ^Master to James Dickson for £25,000 c. All claims are
now discharged. Schedule of slaves 27 men 7 boys 2i women G girls 22 invalids
16 mnles oO steers.
Signed and sealed by Rose Herring May before Chas. Alexander and Harry
Alexander. Chas. Alexander gent, was sworn before Richard Batty M.C.C.
(Master in Chancery).
Signed and scaled by Mary Trelawuy May before Don'^ Davidson. She was
sworn before John Ilenckell.
Signed and sealed by Dan' ]\Liore and J. I. Bernal before Richard Grant, who
was sworn before Goo. C. Ricketts.
Endorsed: "Enrolled in the office of Enrollments This 2G April 17SG Lib.
33S fol. IGO." On ten wide sheets of paper.
(Purchased April 1910 by the Editor.)
35iit{)i'5, ©catljs, anti iWarriagcc^ from tlje
** BrirbatiCiS iHtrcurj>'* autJ '' 33nti3ctoUin
(gajCtU/^ 1805 to 1818/
By EDWARD GOULBURX SIXCKLER, Bolice Magistrate, B.^rbados.
1811.
May 18 (Died) On board "IT.M.S. "Scorpion," off St. Thomas, on Tuesday
morning the 30th April, Edward, the youngest child of Capt. AVarncr, and
grandson of Brig. -General Sir Charles" Shipley. He was borne to the grave
in the Burial Ground of that Island on AVednesday the Lst iiist. by tlie lion.
Gore. In this town, 'Mr. Erancis G. Archer, iMrs. Margaret Rcecc.
May 25 (Married) On Tuesday evening last, at St. James' Church, by tlie Rev.
Mr. Pilgrim, David Hall, Esq., of Locust Hall, to Miss Alleyne, daughter of
the Hon. John Eoster x\]levne of Porters.
June 8 (Died) At London 'in March last, JMrs. AVhitmore, Lady of Deputy
Commissary-General AVhitmore and daughter of John Tinliug, Esq., Ordnance
Store-keeper, etc., at Grenada, much regretted.
June 11 A duel was fought on Sunday morning last in the neiglibourhood of
St. Ann's between an otlioer of the aniiy and Lieut. Henley of the " Charybdis "
Brig of war, in which the latter received his antagonist's ball in the groin,
and°was afterwards conveyed from there to the Xaval Hospital, where he
lingered until night and then e.\[)ired. ^,
June 22 (Died) At Guadeloupe, Capt. Heudrie of His Majesty's ship " Star,
anofRcerof grent merit and niucli regretted. :\Irs. Wilson, wife of .Mr. Phdip
"Wilson of this town, and Mr. Leslie, St. Georges.
• Continued from p. 90.
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CAUIBBEANA. 133
July 2 (Married) Yesterday morning, James Bovell, Esq., Barrister, to Miss
Applewhaite, daughter of Thomas Appicwhaite, Esq., of the parish of
St. George.
July 20 (Died) In England, Thomas Went, Esq., a native of this island, and of
which he was the King's Procurator-General. In this town, Mrs. JNIargaret
Jackson.
July 27 (Married) On Wednesday morning, at St. Joseph's Church, "William
Hall, Esq., Merchant of this town, to Miss Mary Devonish, daughter of Joim P.
Devonish, Esq., of the " 'Spa."
Aug. 3 A horrid Murder appears to have been committed at Oistins on Sunday
night last, or in the coarse of Monday, on tlie body of a Miss Austin, and the
perpeti-ation of it had nearly escaped "detection, the body having been fcrmally
interred at Christ Church on Tuesday. She was stated to have died of
dysentery at the house of her brotiier-in-law, John 11. M"JS'eale. An anony-
mous letter was picked up, addressed to the Coroner, advising him to have
the body exhumed, and it would be found that she was murdered. Tlicre
being other suspicious circumstances, the body was exhumed and found sewed
up in a counterpane, an eye was knocked out, several contusions about the
head and other parts of the body, one arm and 3 or 4 ribs broken, and the
body altogether dreadfully disfigured. An inquest was held. Verdict of
"Wilful Murder by some person or persons at present unknown" was
returned, and .John M'Xeale arrested. See Dec. 15, 1812 (he was executed).
Aug. 20 (Married) At Rati.', England, Ciiristopher Barrow, Esq., of this Island,
to Miss Bronie, daughter of the Eev. John Brome.
Aug. 27 (Died) Yesterday, in St. Philip's parish, Henry Parkinson, Esq.,
merchant of this town.
Sep. 3 (Died) Lately, at Demcrary, John Bovell, Esq., one of the representa-
tives of the parish of St. Peter in the General Assembly of this Island. (He
is called Doctor Bovell in another paper, Dec. 3.)
Sep. 7 (Married) On Tuesday last, James ^V'alcott, Esq., ]\Ierchant, to Miss
Jane Chaplain ; and on Thursday, Thomas Ostrehau, Esq., to Miss Mary F.
Cummins, daughter ol: James Cummins, Esq., Eeceiver of His Majesty's
Casual lievenue of this island.
Sep. 10 (Died) Yesterday forenoon, at AVhite Park, Miss Ileriot, eldest
daughter of John Heriot, Esq., Deputy Pay-master General to the Forces in
the Windward and Leeward Charibbee Islands, etc. Also, at St. Ann's, Capt.
Plansker of the 0th West India Eegiment.
Sep. 17 (Died) Yesterday, James Grasett, Esq., Attorney at law.
Sep. 21 (Died) Francis McCiure, Esq., Merchant of this town.
Sep. 24 (Died) :Mrs. Sarah Gall and Mrs. Eleanor Xurse, both of this parisli.
Oct. 1 (Died) Mrs. Wells, wife of Henry B. \Vells, Esq., of this town.^
Oct. 19 (Married) On Tuesday evening last, Reynold AUeyne EUcock, Esq., to
Miss A])plewhaite of " Bentieys."
Oct. 29 (Died) On Sunday last, Mary, the wife of Deputy Assistant Commis-
sary General Cook.
Nov. 12 (Died) On Saturdav last, Lvncli Thomas, Sen., Es(|., Attorncy-at-law.
Nov. 23 (Died) Lately, at St. Thomas, Thomas Williams, Esq., a native of this
Island; and at Grenada, Nathaniel Koach, Esq., late Manager of the
Lowthers Estate in this Island.
Dec. 10 (Died) At Tansor, near Oundle (Northamptonshire), Arthur Mackie,
M.D., kite Deputy Postmaster General of this Island. Ho has left a widow
and 9 voung chililreuto deplore iiis \o>h.
Dec. 17 (.Married) On the 2Sth ult., at the estate of " Weatherhills » at
Antigua, Dr. Dickson, Phvsician and Inspector of the Leeward Island
Squadron, to Miss Agnes Traccy, sister of the late John S. Tracey, Esq.
* "WeJithorells is the correct name.
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134 Caribbeaxa.
Dec. 31 Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 12. It is with sincere regret tliatwe announce
this week the decease of Bartholomew Samuel Rowley, Admiral of the Blue,
and Commander iu Chief of His Majesty's squadron on this station, which
melancholy event took place at the Pen ou iMonday evening between 9 & 10
o'clock. (He died of fever.)
1812.
Feb. 4 (Birth) On Friday the 31st ult., at Mt. Brevitor, the Lady of Joseph
Leacock, Esq., of a daughter.
Feb. 15 (Married) Lately, at Antigua, Thomas T. Tucker, Esq., Commander of
H.M.S. ^'Cherub," to" Miss Hill, eldest daughter of the late Daniel Hill,
Esq. (Birth) On the 5th iiist., at Tobago, the Lady of Hon. J. M. Collier,
Speaker of the House of Assembly of that Island, of a son.
Feb. 29 (Married) Ou the Gth ulc, at Anniston (Scotland), Captain Cochrane,
E.N., eldest son of Admiral Sir Alexander Coclirane, K.B., and Governor of 1
Guadeloupe, to Miss Rose Wishart, eldest daughter of Lieut.-General Sir
Charles Ross, Bart. (Died) On the 8Uth December, at Bromley, England,
Deputy Assistant Commissary General Weston, whither he had proceeded 'j
from this statiou for the re-instatement of his health. \\
April 4 (Died) On Tuesday last, Mrs. F. Fulham ; this morning, Mrs. Ann
Whittaker, both of this town; and lately, in England, Charles Brough, Esq.,
formerly a merchant of this Island.
April 11 (Died) On Thursday last, Henry McGrath, Esq., of this town.
April 14 (Died) Yesterday, John Hamdeii, Esi]., one of the M.C.P. of this
Island for the parish of Christ Church ; and Dr. Dominick Lynch of this
town.
April IS (Drowned) Few things have given us more pain than to record the
affecting intelligence lately received respecting the loss of the Hon. Captain
John Gore of His Majesty's sloop "Scorpion," who was drowned on the
18th February last, about 6 o'clock in the evening, whilst in the act of
endeavouring to save the life of an unfortunate sailor named Tliomas Edgar.
(Both were drowned.) Lat. 2045 N., Long. G5'45 W.
May 19 (Married) On Sunday last, at St. Peter's Church, Deputy Assistant
Commissary General Cook to Miss Sarah Walter. (Died) On Friday, >\
March 27th, at her house in Brompton ilow (England), iMrs. Adams, relict
of Thomas Maxwell Adams, Esq., of the Island of Barbados.
May 23 (Birth) Last week, the Lady of Christopher Barrow, Esq., of a son.
(Died) In this town, Mr. James Haswell ; in the parish of St. Philip, Mrs.
Mary Rowe, aged 03 years ; and in Christ Church, Mrs. Payne.
May 30 (Married) L.itely, in Antigua, Thomas Wetheral,* E.sq., Deputy Com-
missary General, to JNIiss C. Kirwan, youngest daughter of Thomas Kirwan,
Esq., merchant of that Island. (Died) In this town, Mrs. Jane Yard, Mrs.
Elizabeth Eedman, Mrs. Sarah S. Agard, Miss Elizabeth Jeffers, Miss Mary,
Shurland, and in the parish of St. George, John Crick, Esq., and Mrs. Susanna
Read.
June 2 (Death) John 11. Best, Esq., was yesterday elected a representative of
the parish of Christ Church iu the General Assembly of this Island vice John
Hamden, Esq., Deceased.
June 6 (Died) On Tuesday evening last, at his seat called "Passage," James
Maxwell, Esq., an opulent merchant of this town, and his remains were
removed for interment the- following day, attended by a numerous cavalcade.
Minute guns were tired by the ships in 'the Bay as a token of respect.
June 13 (Died; Yesterday evening, John U. Thome, Esq., Merchant of this
town.
June IG (Died) Mrs. MascoU, wife of Mr. W. E. Mascoll of this town, Dr.
\
* This should be 'Wethered.
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Jame3 Butcher (Practitioner in Physic), and Mr. Goodwin. (A notice re
Dr. Butcher was publisiicd by G.E. Butcher & Co., Juno 20th. G. E.
Butcher was Dr. Butcher's nephew.)
June 20 (Married) On Wednesday hist, Thomas G. Busby, Esq., Attorney at
law, to Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Thomas G. Cox, Esq., Comptroller of
His Majesty's Customs of" the port of Oistins ; and on Thursday morniuiT, at
St. Michael's Church, Samuel McChire, Esq., Merchant, to Miss I'^lizabeth
Ann, daughter of James Cummins, Esq., lieceiver General of His Majesty's
Casual Eerenue of this Island.
June 27 (Married) On Tuesday evening last, Isaac J. Tinling, Esq., Acting
Ordnance yiorekccper of Grenada, to Miss Elizabeth B. Evelyn, daughter of
Charles Evelyn, Esq., of the parish of Christ Church.
June 30 (Married) Yesterday morning, at St. Michael's Church, by the Kev.
' Mr. Garnett, William H. Prescod, Esq., to Miss Brice, dauglitcr of the late
R. H. Brice, Esq., merchant of this town, and niece of Benjamin Collynns,
Esq., Major Commandant of the St. Peter's Battalion.
July 11 (Married) On Thursday morning last, at St. Michael's Church, the Hon.
William Grasett, Member of Council of this Islaud, to Miss Elizabeth H.
Skinner, daughter of Kichard Skinner, Esq., M.C.P., and Colonel of the
St. Peter's Battalion of Militia.
July 14j (Birth) On the 7th inst., the Lady of Lieut. John Barker, ll.N., Agent
for Transports and Prisoners of AVar, of a daughter.
July 25 (Deaths) John Carew, E.sq. ; Mrs. Howell, mother of Conrade A.
Howell, Esq., Treasurer of this Island.
Aug. 1 (Deaths) Mrs. Taylor, wife of Samuel Taylor, Esq. ; Mrs. William
Kirton of the inirish of Christ Church.
Aug. 11 (Died) Ou Saturday last, in the parish of Christ Church, the Hon.
Thomas Chase. Yesterday, in St. Michael's, Mrs. Duborah Hall, and this
morning, Mr. Ilobert Y. Taylor.
Aug. 22 (Death) On Sunday the 7th inst., at Fort Royal, Martinique, ^Irs.
Rebecca Walcott Busli (•' an affectionate wife, a fond mother," she is said to
have been).
Aug. 25 (Birth) On the ith inst., the Lady of Capt. Wend, GOth Regt., of a son.
(Died) This muruing, William Cadagon, Esq., formerly Colonel of the
St. Peter's Regiment of .Militia, a genthMoan much esteemed, etc.
Sep. 8 (Birth) On Saturday morning last, the Lady of the Hon. and Rev. John
Brome, of a daughter.
Sep. 22 (Married) At Brighton, England, on the 1st ult.,by the Rev. Dr. Carr,
Isaac W. (3rdcrson, Esq., late PrDprietor and Editor of this paper, to Miss
Theodosia Kleanora Lambe, daughter of .... Lambe, E^q., Inspector of Taxes
for the County of Sussex. (Died) On his passage to England for the
recovery of his health, John F. D. Jones, M.D., an eminent Practitioner of
this Islaud.
Oct. 3 (Birth) On Thursday last, the Lady of John W. E. Elder, Esq.,
Attorney-atdaw, of a son.
Oct. 17 (Married) On Thursday, Oct. 15, Lieut. Donnelly of the GOth Regt. to
Miss Harriot Agard, daughter of Isaac .Vgard, Esq.
Nov. 21 (Married) At St. Philip's Church, on the 14-th inst., within canonical
hours, Cheeseman Moe, Esq., to Elizabeth :Moo Brathwaite, second slaughter
of the Hon. General ?kliles Brathwaite. Tiie loving pair immediately set out
for the town of Oistins in Christ Chu!'ch. the place of their futuiT residence.
(Died) On tiie IGch, at St. Philip's, Mrs. Hebson, relict of the Rev. Joseph
Hebson, late Rector of that parish.
Dec. 8 (Married) On the 1st inst., at Christ Church, Mr. Joseph Bra.-ey to
Miss Ann Frances Roach.
Dec. 15 Pursuant to sentence, John R. McNeil was this day executed in the
Gaol Yard of this town. (Murdered Miss Austin.)
136 CARIBBEANA.
Dec, 26 (Marriage) At Commund Pauch, in America, Grecnlicad Cabbacte to
Miss Jemima Buttermilk-. (UieJ) Ou Sunday last (in tlie oOtli year of her
age), Mrs. Elizabeth Clinton of St. Peter's parish, relict of George Clinton,
late of the same parish. Esquire, deceased.
1813.
Jan. 2 (Died) In London, on the 28th October last, G. P. Toosey, Esq.,
many years Apothecary to the Forces in this Command.
Jan. 16 (Died) Lately, in America, whirhcr he had proceeded for the recovery
of his health, Peter Pliillips, Esq., of the Customs of this Port. At St. Ann's
Garrison, Major Kane of the Royal Artillery, whose remains were yesterday
evening interred at St. Michael's Church with Military honours.
Jan. 23 (Died) On Thursday last, Mrs. Judith E. Walrond, relict of the late
Benjamin AValrond, Esq. ; and on the same day, Mrs. Obrian, both of
St. Michael's parish. In the olth year of his age, in the parish of Saint
Lucy, on the 17th iust., died William Greenidge, Esq., father of James
Greenidge, Esq., Deputy Agent Victualler of Antigua.
Jan. 30 (Died) In the parish of Christ Church, Mrs. Mary Ward, and in this
town, Mrs. Sarah Xur.se.
Feb. 6 (iNLarried) Lately, in the parish of Christ Church, Mr. Charles Evelyn,
Jr., to Miss E. A. Mayers; and Mr. Benjamin Price to Miss Hannah Turpin.
Feb. 13 (Married) Ou Tuesday evening last, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. Tho-
mas Shepherd to Miss Mary Ann Ames. (Died) In the 43rd year of her
age, in Speightstown on the 7th inst., Mrs. Sarah Whitfoot, relict of Thomas
Whitfoot, Esq., a lad\^ whose characteristics were chastity, probity, and
humanity. She was a fond and attentive Consort, a kind relative, and an
endearing friend.
Feb. 20 (Bu'th) Ou the ISth inst., the Lady of Capt. Moody, Royal Engineers,
of a son. (Died) On Wednesday last, William Ward, Esq., of the parish of
Christ Church.
Mar. 6 Ou "Wednesday last an action was fought off the East Coast of Demerary
between His Majesty's Brig '" Peacock,'' IS guns, and the American ship of
war " Hornet," which terminated in the destruction of the former, and Capt.
Peake, the British Commander, was killed.
i Mar. 20 Public Meeting lield in Georgetown, Demerary, to put up a marble
monument to his memory in St. George's Church in that Colony, etc. (He
left a widow.)
Feb. 27 (Married) Ou Thursday morning last, at St. Michael's Church, Benja-
min Gittens, Esq., to Mi.-<s Amelia Beckles.
Mar. 9 (Died) At the house of John M'Alpin, Esq., ou Saturday last, Thomas
Ritchie, E^q., Merchant, of Greenock in Scotland.
Mar. 16 (Married) On Sundav morning last, at Christ Church Parsonage, Mr.
John R. Turney to Miss "Sarah E. Blades. (Died) At St. Ann's. Major
Bacon, 6Uth Regt., and his remains were deposited yesterday evening at
St. Michael's Church with military honours. In this town, Mrs. Willoughby
and Mr. Duncan McXeill.
Mar. 20 (Deaths) In the parish of St. George's, Mr. William Clarke; and in
Christ Church, Mr. Thomas B. Trotman.
Mar. 23 (Died) This morning, Mrs. Maltby, wife of Richard Maltby, Esq., of
this town.
Mar. 27 (Died) Yesterday, at Black Bess Estate, after a long and painful
illness, 3Irs. Clement, aged SO years.
Mar. 30 (Died) In this town, Mrs'. Ele.inor Trotman and Mrs. Jane Gibson.
April 24 (Married) On Wcdne.-day morning last, at St. George's Church, John
Brathwaite, Esq., son of the "Hon. Miles Bratbwaite, to Miss Moc of
St. Johu's parish.
Caribbean A. 137
April 27 (Died) On Sunday last, and was buried on the following day at
St. George's Churcli, Tiiiiothy Thornliill, Esq., a vei-y rospectuble character,
and a Captain in the Army.
May 1 (JNIarried) Yesterday morning, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. Richard
Eusscll to Miss Mary Kogers.
May 18 (Married) The last evening in this town, by the Kl-v. Mr. King, Henry
Biship, Senior, Esq., of Sjicightstown, hitelv t"ron\ Ann'rica, after a residence
of many years there, to INIrs. Martha Ann Worrell Jones, relict of Dr. Joseph
Jones, late of the parish of Christ Church. (Died) On Sunday last, Oliver Y.
Ashe,* Esq., one of the Commis.sioners appointed to investigate into tlie
expenditure of the Army employed in the West Indies (sec lU March 1816).
On the same day, Thomas Lake Carter, Esq., for many years a magistrate of
this town. On the 2lst March last, at her Grand-mother's house, Bury
■ St. Edmunds, Suffolk, in the liJth year of her age, So])hia, Eklest daughter of
John Bridgeman, Esq., Collector of His Majesty's Customs of St. Lucia.
May 22 A melancholy accident happened on Thursday last between this and
Speightstown, from whence a sail boat belonging to the " Hopewell "' of
London was returning with Capt. Brandford and four men belonging to that
vessel & Lieut. Stewart of the '" Cressy," 74. A little on this side of Hole
Town a sudden flaw of wind from the land upset the boat. Captain Brand-
ford and one seaman reached the shore on oars, and another seaman got ashore
otherwise. Lieut. Stewart and two seamen perished. He has left a widow
and two children.
May 25 (Death) His Excellency Major General Carmichael, late Acting
Governor of Demerary, dei)arted this life on 11th inst. He was buried at
Demerary on the following day with military honours.
May 29 (Married) On AYednesday night last, Samuel Miller, Esq., M.D., to
Mrs. Mary Brathwaite Payne.
June 1 (Died) On Sunday last, aged Qi years, Benjamin Gaskin, Esq., of this
town.
{To be coidiiiued.)
iHoitiimcntal inscriptions' in englanti
relating to 2!S;1cst Kn'Dian5.+
BRISTOL CATHEDRAL.
"F.B.J. " stands for " Farley's Bristol Journal."
The Rev. J. Woodward noted in 18(57 the following on the west wall of
transept, but it could not be found this year: —
" WILLIAM AVOOLERY, of Barbadoes, died 17S9, aged 48.
Arms. — . . . . fwo woolpncks in 2)(jle inclosed hy iico Jhiunches or, each charged
with a . . . . gules. (The charges and tinctures are indistinct. IJurke, in the
"General Armory," gives the following arms for the name Wolley, Vcrt,ajleur-
de-lis or, hetiveen two woolpncks in pale argent inclosed by two Jlaunchcs of the
third, each charged with a wolf passant azure.) "
* Oliver Tearaans Ash, baptized 15 Ftb, 1749-50 at St. John's, Aiiti-ua ; was Moinbcr of
Assembly in 1801, and practising as a King's Counsel in 1807. He was probably identical with
the above.
t Continued from p. 85.
138
CARIBBEAN!.
1789, Ai)r. 3. AVill"' WooUery Esij' was bur'' by the Prec^ (Cathedral
Ecgistcr.)
1789, April 1. At Bristol, Wm. Woollery, esq. au eminent "West India
planter. (" G.M.," 371.)
South wall of south choir aisle above the triforiurn : —
MARY PEERY
erects
this marble to the memory
SAMUEL PERRY,
Her Hul band
Her Friend
And the Guide of her youth
(Seven lines here.)
He was born at ]jarbadoes, March 28"'. 1753,
and died at liriftol June 28"^. 1S20.
The said MART PERRY
died 2r' October 183-3,
Aged 76 Years.
Eloor marble over vault in south choir transept: — ■
SAMUEL PERRY
Esq^
late of the Island of
Parbados.
died the 23"^ June 1820
Aged G7 Years.
1-820, June 28. Samuel Perry. Park Street, S' Augustine's. 67 >". (Cathe-
dral Register.)
See the floor-stone in south choir transept.
John Perry, son of Wm. Perry of Barbados, arm., matric. from Balliol Coll.,
Oxford, 24: Nov. 1757, as^ed 19; bar.-at-Iaw Middle Temple 17(55; one of his
name was buried in the Temple Church 28 Sep. 1770, and another died a judge
of the Court of C. P., Jamaica, etc., 30 April 1809. (Foster.)
Thos. Perry, son of Wm. Perry of Barbados, arm., matric. from Balliol Coll.,
Oxford, 22 Oct. 1701, aged 18.
ISOG, Ap. 29. Henry Perrv, Esq. aued 83, St. ^lichacl's. (" Barb. Mercury.")
1835, Oct. 28. Mary Perry. Clifton. 70. (Cat hedral Register.)
1835, Oct. 21. At Clifion. aged 7G, Mary relict of Samuel Perry, esq.
formerly of Barbadoes. (" G.M.," G6i.)
South choir transept, floor marble : —
SARAH PORTER
ANSTICE,
o/ihe Ishind of Barbados,
Obiit U"' March 1821.
yEtat. GO Years.
1821, March 21. Sarah Porter Ansticc. Park Street. G9 •"». (Cathedral
Register.)
1821, Sat. March 21. Lately, at her house in Park-street, Mrs. Austice, 1. of
thai, of B. (" F.B.J.')
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CARIBBEAl^A. 139
In Memory of
DAVID RAMILTOX Esq:
who departed this Life
the 25">: Jau>': 1779.
Aged 57 Years.
In his will dated at Bristol he mentions his plantation in Grenada. Proved
1780 (192, Collins).
South wall of south choir aisle. On the highest tablet : —
Near this Place
are depofited the remains
of RICHAliD LECHMERE E^q^
of this CITY
late of BosTox, north America.
Obiit IG'h. Dec^ IS 13, .Etatis 87.
Alfo the remains of MART,
relict of the above EICH. A ED LECHMERE
Obiit 19'^ Eeby. ISlo. ^talis 89.
Also the remains of MARGARET
daughter of RICHARD & MARY LECHMERE
Obiit 5">. Sep"-. 1819.
1813, Sat. Dec. 25. Thursday the 16th inst. at his house in Park-street,
Richard Lechmerc, Esq. respected by all that knew him, aged S7. (" E.B.J.")
1813, Dec. 16. At Bristol, in his'S7th yeai-, Richard Lcchmere, esq. (" Gr.M.,"
1814, 95.)
1815, Sat. Feb. 25. Sunday evening, at her house in Park-street, in her 90"'
year, Mrs. L. relict of the 1. Richard L. E.-^q. etc. (" P.B.J. " and ■' G.M.," 2S0.)
Grovr. Hutchinson wrote, 1770, .June 7, that the Lt.-Govr. (Tho. Oliver)
Col. Vassull, Mr. Lechmere and families are arrived at Dartmouth from Boston.
("Diary," ii., 61.)
June 18. At M"" Lane's to visit M'' Lechmere and family. {Ibid., 71.)
1778, Dec. 9. At Kensington Square to call on M'' Lechmere. {Ibid., 227.)
Richard Lcchmere of Boston was a Maiulamus Councillor, and ])rescribed and
banished in 1778. He went to Halifax in 1776, and thence to England. (See
Sabine's " American Loyalists," 416.)
It is curious that the Olivers, Vassalls, Lechmcres, all noted loyalists residing
in Cambridge, Mass., settled in Bristol near each other.
Below the preceding : —
Sacred to the ^lemorv
of MARIA, wife of THOMAS LECHMERE El^-
of the CIRCUS BATH, who died Sepf 25, 181G,
Aged 51 Years.
Also of the said THOMAS LECHMERE,
who died July 5"' 1830,
Aged 71 Years.
Also of ELIZABETH AVORR ALL
youngest Danixhter of
RICHARD and MART LECHMERE,
who died 19"'. \)cc'. IS 12, Aged 75 Years.
" 1794, May 7. Samuel Worrall jun"- Esq. of this Parish and Elizabeth Lt?ch-
tnere of this Parish were married by L. in the presence of Thomas Oliver.
Harriet Oliver. Mary Oliver." (St. Augustine's, Bristol, Par. Reg.)
140 CARIBBEANA.
See ante, I., 24, for note of Greo. WorriiU, late of London, then of Clifton, in
1813.
1816, Sept. 25. Maria, wife of Thomas Lechmere, esq. of Bath. (" G.M.,"
466.)
1830, July 5. At Bath, Thos. Lechmere, esq. many years Member of Council
at Bombay. {Ibid., 93.)
1842, Dec. 19. At Clifton, aged 75, Elizabetli, relict of Samuel Worrall, esq.
and last surviving dau. of Eichard Lechmere, esq. of Boston, Massachusetts.
{Ibid., 1843, 220.)
South choir transept. Ou small squares of white marble let into the stone
floor, presumably marking tlie vaults : —
lilCHAED LECHMERE
Elq.
ObiitDeC 16'h. 1813.
MART LECHMERE
Obiit 19 Feb^y. 1813
MARGARET LECHMERE
Ob . . [worn] Sep. . . 1819.
1819, Sat. Sep. 11. Sunday at Clifton, Margaret, third dau. of the 1. Eichard
L., Esq. ("P.B.J.")
MAEIA LECHMERE
died Sep". 25"'. 18 IG
Aged 51 Years.
THOMAS LECHMERE
Esq''.
died 5"^. July 1830
Aged 71 Years.
Below the Lechmere tablet. In bas-relief is carved a lady lying in bed.
GEORGIXA LUCY WORRALL
died February lO'^'. 1832
Aged four years and seven months
(Twelve lines.)
Erected by her grandmother ELIZABETH AVORliALL.
1832, Feb. 18. Georgeauna Lucy AVorrall. Clifton. 4. (Cathedral Register.)
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South choir aisle, on a floor marble : —
GEORGIAXA LUCY WORRALL
died February 10"' 1S32,
Aged 4 Years and 7 mouths.
"■o*-
South choir aisle, on the floor : —
ELIZABETH WORRALL
DIED Decemuek 19^" 1842,
AGED 75 TEAKS.
CARIBBEANA. 141
1827, May. Lately. At Torquay, Miss "NVorrall, dau. of Samuel W. esq.
formerly of Clifton. (" GM.," 475.)'
1840, May G. At Freiichav, a^ed 72, Geo. AVorrall, esq. (Ibid., 100.)
1842, Dec. 27. ElizabetirWorrall. Cliftou. 75 >". S. Aisle. (Catliedral
Register.)
See later for the tablet to Ann "Worrell at Westbury-upon-Trym and others
in Clifton Church.
South wall of south choir aisle : —
SACRED
TO THK MEMORY OF JANE,
"WIDOW OF LEWIS CUTIIBEUT ESQUIHE,
OF CASTLE HILL, IN THE COUNTY OF INA'ERNESS,
AND OF THE ISLAND OF JAMAICA,
SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE XXTIII OF SEl'TEMnER
MDCCCXXX
ALSO
TO THE MEMORY OF
THEIR DAVGUTEU JfARY IfAY CUTIIBERT
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE XXII OF FEBRUARY
MDCCCXIX
THEIR REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED IN A VAULT
NEAR THIS SPOT.
1830, Oct. o. Jane Cuthbcrt. The Mall, Clifton. Aged 8G. (Cathedral
Eegistcr.)
1830, Sept. 28. At Clifton, Jane, relict of Lewis Cuthbert, esq. of Castle-
hill, CO. Inverness, and of Jamaica. (" G.M.," 380.)
Adjoining the preceding : —
ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF
ELIZABETH PINNOCK CUTHBERT
DAUGHTER OF THE AFORESAID
LEWIS AND JANE CUTIIBERT
WHO DIED AT CLIFTON,
ON THE IX DAY OF FEBRUARY
MDCCCLV
ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF
ANN MURRAY CUTHBERT DAUGHTER OF
THE AFORESAID LEWIS AND JANE CUTHBERT;
WHO DIED AT CLIFTON, ON THE XXIX DAY OF MAY MDCCCLT
HER REMAINS ARE INTERRED IN A VAULT
IN CLIFTON CHURCH-YARD.
1855, Feb. 16. Elizabeth Pinuock Cuthbert. Clifton. Aged 75. (Catliedral
Register.)
South choir aisle, on the floor : —
MART CUTHBEllT
departed this life
at Clifton
Feby. 22"''. 1S19:
Daughter of LEWLS CUTHBERT Elq'-
of Castle Hill
in the Count y of Inverne/t,
pnd JANE his Wifv\
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142 CARIBBEANA.
1819, March 2. Mary Cutlibert. Parish of Clifton. 45 i". (Cathedral
Eegister.)
1819, Sat. Feb. 27. Monday at Clifton, Marv, eldest dau. of the late Lewis
Cuthbert, Esq. of J. (" F.B.J.'"')
JANE
Eelict of the above
LEAVIS CrTHBERT Efq^,
Departed this life
Sepf. 28"^ 1830,
Aged 86.
jgotts ants (l^utrits*
Nassau, New Providence
23"": September 1803.
Sir,
Tour much Esteem'd Lines under the 30"': of April I did not receive
untill the 6"' Instant Accompanied by a very Valuable present of K:ist India
Ct)tton Seed. The Seed, witli your Letter, I took the- earliest opportunity to lay
before our Bahama Agricultural Society, when the hii,'hest sense of Gratitude
was express'd by every Member present for Your polite and friendly attention,
and I was requested to' Convey to you the unanimous thanks of the Society.
The Bengal Bean vou was so good as to send Us in Dec"'. IbOl has proved
a Vast accjui^ition to these Islands— it is amazingly productive and goes by the
name of Sir Joseph Bank's Bean. I sent a few of them to Doct' MitchiU at
New York who is now ]irop:igating them with a prospect of Success. It anything
will revive the Spirits of our planters, it will be the encouragement and informa-
tion you arc so good as to afford them.
^;
ELIZABETH
PINNOCK CUTIIBEET
died at Clifton
February 9"' 1855,
Aged 75 Years.
1789, Sept. 10. George Cuthbert, esq ; a representative in the Assembly of
Jamaica. (" B.C.")
In St. Catharine's Cathedral is a stone, recording the death '17 June 1789 of
Geo. Cuthbert Esq. one of the Eeprcsentatives in Assembly for Port Boyal, &
late Provost Marshal Gcu', aged -12.' He and his brother Lewis (father of the
Hon. Geo. Cuthbert, President of the Council about 1S81) descended from
a good family in co. Inverness, settled in J., and married two sisters of the Hon.
Geo. Pinnock, late President. A third brother, a E. C. Bishop of lihodea,
escaped from Paris to England during the devolution. (Roby, 18.)
1802, Sept. 20. Lewis Cuthbert, esq. (■' G.M.," 11G2.)
17GG, May 31. Lewis Cuthbert, of the parish of Kingston, Merchant, and
Jane Pinnock, of the same Parish, Spinster. (Kingston, J., Par. Reg. ; Roby, 74.)
1780, March 20. George Cuthbert, of the Parish of Kingston, Esq. and Ann
Pinnock, of the parish of St. Andrew, Spinster. {Ibid.)
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CARTBBEAXA. 143
I am now making a Collection of the Jfarine Productions of these Inlands.
If there is anything I can send you from hence that will be Acceptable, I shall
take a great pleasure in Complying with your AVishes.
I have the honor to be with the greatest Eespect
Sir, Your obliged & faithfull humble Servant
The Eight Hon"!': Nath"- Hall.
Sir Jos''. Banks K.E.
Original letter on a half-sheet of paper, fob, in the Editor's possession.
The will of a Tho. AVm. Burlcy Ifall. ordnance store-keeper of the Bahamas,
Esq., was proved in 179S (542, AValpole).
MANNING OF ST. KITTS (I., 245).
In an article contributed to "The Tablet" of 2S Jan. last, Mr. Porcival Lucas
gives conclusive evidence proving that the late Cardinal Manning was born in the
year ISOS, and not in 1S07, as stated by Purcell iu his " Biograidiy."
BROOKS OF JAMAICA (II., 51).
Francis Brooks, the sixth son of George Brooks, did not die s.p. Tie left at
least two children, a son AVilliam and a daughter Frances. The daughter mar-
ried in August 1791 John S pence Brodbclt (St. Doiothy I^egistcr, vol. i.. p. 30),
and marriage notice in the "St. Jago Gazette" of 4th August 1791 : "Married.
On Monday evening John S. Brodbelt, Esquire, to iVIiss Frances Brooks, tlie
daughter of Francis Brooks, Esq., deceased." The Brodbelts had a large family,
of whom the youngest daughter, .luiian Cardonal (ISOG — 1842), married,
1 January 1829, my grandfather AVilliam Livingston (1S05— 1SG3).
The son AA'^illiam Brooks married a sister of the above John Spence Brodbelt,
namely, Frances Virgo Brodbclt, a few days after his sister's marriage. The
following is the notice from the "St. Jago Gazette" for 11th August 1791:
" Married. On Sunday evening last in this Town AVilliam Brooks, Esq., to Miss
Frances A'^irgo Brodbelt, daughter of John Brodbelt, Esquire." There was issue
of this marriage two daughters.
This Mrs. Brooks was a great friend of Michael Scott, the author of " Tom
Cringle's Log."
Noel Brooks Livingston.
Kingston, Jamaica.
SPOONER OF JAMAICA (L, 1).
I find that there is iu the Record OtEcc of this Island an exemplification of
the will of John Spooner of St. George, Bloomsbury, co. Middlesex, which will
was proved in the P.C.C. 17 January 1758.
By the Records of Deeds in the same Oilicc I find tliat J. Spooner acquired by
purchase from .lolm Cossley and others " Eolus Valley " plantation in the parish
of St. David in this Island, and adjoining lands, in July 1744, also " Cambriilge "
plantation antl lands in the same pari.sli. Tliey were very extensive properties.
By a deed of assignment and release he and another obtained from Joseph
Hiscox and others certain bonds rtdating to property in the parish above named
in July 174U. And he ohtained other lands iu St. David from John Brook iu
July 1752.
By the recitals in this deed of assignment and release it appears that he was
a merchant, as his lather John Spooner. also of Bloomsbury, was, and both were
144 CARIBBEANA.
connected in business with Mr. Hiscox — his father with the elder Hiscox, and he
with the }'oini<:;cr.
By the records there appear also administrations in Jamaica of the personal
estate of Jane Isahelhi Spooner of Great Britain, widow, 9 April lb02, and of
Hungerford Spooner of Great Britain, Esq., 15 October 1S28.
THE SETTLEMENT OP JAMAICA (11,45,93).
The records of the Patents of Lands granted to the old settlers of Jamaica
are all intact. But they are indexed alphabetically in the names of the grantees,
80 that to get at the dates one has to go through the entire index.
Geo. F. Judah.
St. Jago de la Vega, Jamaica.
GOLDAVIN AND COPPELL OF JAMAICA (II., 93).
I do not think that Thos. Goldwin had any ancestors in Jamaica, and as there
is no will of his recorded here I can make no reference to it in order to obtain
information. The ilrst mention of the name of '" Goldwin " in anv of the records
of Jamaica is in a deed of sale of eleven slaves from George Moufton of f<t. Doro-
thy, Merchant, to Thomas Goldwin of the same place, ^Merchant, dated 2-1 July
1773. He thus evidently uuist have arrived in the Island with some moans, for
in 1777 he married Elizabeth, daughter of Jolm Shickle of Clarendon, a large ,
landed proprietor and owner (infer alia) of "Banks" or "New Savoy" Sugar \
Estate and " Shieklc's Pastures " in Clarendon. M'hen Shickle died he left
Goldwin and AVilliam Coppell (who had, before Goldwin's marriage, married
another daughter) two of his executors. His personal estate, including slaves
(£G000), amounted to nearly £GO,000 current money of Jamaica (£*3U,U00 ster-
ling). He died in 17S2. By the marriage settlement on his daughter's marriage ,,., .
with Goldwin he settled £5000 on her, Goldwin settling also a like amount, in . '. .-
the marriage settlement Goldwin is described as of Clarendon, Merchant. In -
1779 Shickle conveyed to ^Irs. Goldwin fourteen slaves as a Deed of Gift.
The second and third Deeds of Pecords to Goldwin describe him as also of
St. Dorothy, Merchant. They are dated respectively 177S and 1779, and are
conveyances to him of 200 acres in Clarendon, and of MuUctt Hall, GIO acres, also
in Clarendon. Following are four deeds (1779). The ilrst is from Shickle of an
estate called Monnsons of 1S5 acres in Yere. The second and third arc supple-
mental deeds of " ^luUett Hall," and the fourth a conveyance to him of Chapman's
Hall, 300 acres, in Clarendon. In these he is described as of Clarendon,
Merchant. I may mention that in 177G, in a deed of conveyance to him of
"Long's Wharf" in Clarendon from Beeston Long, he is described as of
St. Dorothy, Merchant, but this deed was not recorded until 178-1. After this
latter date he acquired properties for himself individually and in conjunction with
"Wm. Coppell, both of them having become partners and trading in Kingston as
merchants, and in all these deeds he is described as of Kingston, Merchant. The
partnership between hin\ and Coppell must have commenced in about 17S1-5, for
in the latter year Mullett Hall was conveyed in trust to the firm, the property
having been cleared of the several mortoaffcs on it, which fell into Goldwiu's
hands. He retired to Great Britain in 179G, for his powers of attorney to Coppell
and others are dated in June of that year.
Peter Breton of Kingston married Lucv, sister of Thomas Goldwin, in about
1787-8.
Mrs. Elizabeth Israel Pickering was evidently the mother of Mrs. Coppell
and Mrs. Goldwin and of their brother John Hayle Shickle, for John Shickle in
his will mentions them as children of Elizabeth Montin or Elizabeth .Montin
Israel. She must have married after the death of John Shickle.
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CARIBBEANA. 145
^ir Cijomas ilpndj, aobrrnor of Samaica,*
The following extracts from the land records were evidently made in 1733, as
appears by the eiidcirseulent, and the paper bears a Georgian water-mark. They
are written on both sides of ten folio sheets, also in the Editor's possession.
PATENTS.
1. King Charles the 2'' by L'rcs Patent dated 12 Decern'' in the 14"' year of
his Eeign Granted unto Thom^ Lynch his iicirs v<^c'' one parcell of land on point
Cagway bounding AVestward to Cannon Street Gl- foot Northward 7o foot on tlie
Land of Jolm Pullein & eastward G() foot on the Land of Richard Ki])ioy which
is a back Alley for ]ialsage into York Street Si also one other ])areell of Land
on Point Caggway aforesaid bounding Southward to Queen Street 41 foot Xortii-
ward 41 foot to the Harbour side Eastward 182 foot on the Land of John Pophain
& westward 182 foot on the Land of Henry Archbould Esq'' Togea'' etc".
Lib 1 for 15.
2. King Charles 2'' by his L'res Patent dat 3 ^Nfareh in the 10"' year of his
Eeign Granted unto Coll: Thomas Lyncdi his heirs etc" one parcell of Land in the
Town of Port Royall bounding eastwa'' IDS foot by the Land of Samuel liennett
& Map' Cove Southward to the High J^treet 51- foot Northward bv the Harliour
Side I'OO foot & AVestward along broad Street 2G0 foot &c». Lib 1 fol' 4G.
3. King Charles 2*^ bv L'rcs patent dat 30 April in the 16"' vcar of his Eeign
Granted unto Tho' Lyn"ch & AVill'" Bracji,' their heirs .^.c" 1000 Acres of i>and <fc
Lying & Calld by the name of Goat Island Togea'' &.c. Lib 1 fol' 47.
4. King Charles 2'' by L'res Patent dat 11 May in the IG year of his Eeii;n
Granted unto Thomas Lynch his heirs Sec" IGOO Acres of Land Called Pera lying |
in Port St. Thomas & Abutting Southward on the Sea from the ffort to Stony
Point river west Southerly on Etora bay Po: S' Thomas it George Eobbins west
on Southns Atkins west Northerly on Henry Astin & E-xtend*"' to the farthermost
part of the Harbour & northward on AVast from Sea to Sea Togea'' «tc.
Lib 1 fol' 47.
5. King Charles 2^ bv his L'res Patente dat 23 INlarch in the 18"' Tear of his
Reign Gra^nted unto Tliomas Lynch his heirs &c" 23-3 Acres of Land lying at
Cowbay in the Parish of S' Davids Bounding East on the river west on John
Barton South on the Sea & North on Robert ffreeman South west on John .Sander-
son To^eather Ac". I^'lj 2 ful' 31.
6. King Charles 2" bv L'res Patent dat 2-5 iMarch in the 23'' Year of Ins Reien
Granted u°nto Coll' Thomas Lvnch 500 Acres of Land lying at the Plantain
Garden River in S' Thomas Parish bounding North ct west on unpolscs'd Land
South on the Plantain Garden river & East ou AA^ill'" Hewett Togea' .<tc«.
Lib 4 fol' 3G.
7 Kino- Charles the 2'' bv L'res Patent dat 1 July 1G71 in the 23 Year of his
Eei>^n Granted unto Thomas' Lvnch Es,]'' 95 Acres lying at a place Call'd Butters
Ysland in the Paiish Extent in" Reef & a rocky Shore boundnig North east South
& west on the Sea Togea'' Ac". . L'^ 5^'«1 \];^:
8 KiiK' Charles 2'' bv L'rcs Patente dat 20 INfar m the 1 /"' \ ear of his Rcign
Granted unto L' Coll Lvnch <fc L' Coll' Hobert ffreeman their herns c<:c" '-27 Acn-s
of Land or near thereabouts lying in the Parish of S' Davids Conionly tall d the
Salt Pond Ground with the bav there adjoining S: abutting South on the Sea
Northwest & west on John Campion East on the mount barr Togeather
Lib G rol S.5.
9. King Charles 2'" by L'res Patent dat 8 June in the 23 Year of his Reign
• Continued from p. 109.
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VOL. II.
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CATIIBBEANA.
Granted unto Coll Thomas Lynch 1020 Acres of land lying in Stilou>ans Tally in
S^ James Parish bounding ^"orth South & \^•c?t on unpolsc.^d Vallv Land & Last
on Maj' Anthony Collier ToQ;ea'' Sec". Lib 6 foF 83.
10. Kiii^ Charles 2'^ by Ires patent dat 3 T^Tarcli in the Hi"'' Year of his Keign
Granted unto L' CoU' Thomas Lynch hi.s Heirs Ac" a parccll of Land on Port
Eoyal PoinidinsT Eastward 19S foot by the Land of Sam" Bennett ct Major Cope
Soiitlnvaid to the lliuh Street Tj-l foot" Northward bv the harbour Side 100 foot <t
westward aloni; broad Street 200 feet i!tc^\ " Lib 0 foF 3-10.
11. King Charles 2'' by ires ])atent dat 11 May in the lU Year of his Eeign
Granted unto L' Coll Thomas Lynch IGOO Acres of Land Call'd Pera lying in
Port S' Thomas & Butting Soutliward on the Sea the fort to Stoiiy Point river
west Soutlurly on Pcra bay Port S' Thomas it George Kobbins west'on Southwell
Atkins it Xorthcrly on lienry Astin and Extending to the fartharmost part of
the Harbour and northward on Wast from Sea to Sea Togeather.
Lib 9 for 101.
PUECHASES.
12. Charles Atldnson by Deed Poll dat 27 Xovember 1073 Convey 'd unto
S' Thomas Lynch Knt: his heirs etc" 2S00 Acres of Land lying in the Parisli of
Vera be the same more or lei's bounding as in the Piatt is mentiond Togea"' <tc'.
Liblfol'190.
13. John Gimbar et Ux et al' by their Deed Poll dat Octo"" 1071 Conveyd
unto S'' Thomas Lynch his heirs etc'' 000 Acres of Land at Coloburnes in S' Catlie-
rine's Parish A bounding South on the Sea east on John Gimbar North east on
Leit: Col] Eobert Byndlossc Xorthwestcrly on Robert Bedford & Anthony
Bouroughs & west on Coleburns Gully Toj^ea'' etc". Lib 1 fol' 102.
Charles Atkinson by his Deed Poll dat IS September lG7-i Conveyd unto
S"" Tho' Lynch Kn' all those three parcells of Land lying in the Parish of
S' Thomas The 1=' parcell Cent. 1070 Acres bounding South on S'' Thomas Lynch
east on Land unsurveyd Xorth on Coll Charles "Whitfeild Nicholas "NVilks <t John
Cooper it west on a mountain the 2'^ Parcill Scituate at Port iNIorant Cont
3 Acics I Bounding North on M'' Charles Probert & Bryan Arvan east Southerly
on tlie Said Charles Probert east on the Land of Capt" Southwell Atkins it west
on the Parish Land the S*" parcell Cont: 1 Acre Scituate at Port ]\[orant at or
near a place Call'd Baphouse bay bounding North & South Mcst on Charhs
Probert east on the Land late of Capt" Sowtluvell Atkins Capt Nicholas Lewis it
Capt Thomas Bryan <fc also 2 parcells of Land lying at Plantain Garden river in
the said Parish of S* Thorn"* the first Containing by Estimation S2 acres bounding
north on Plantain Gardon river east on Land unsurvey'd South on James Littleton
E.'^q'' it west on Le^ Coll Bohert ffreeman the other Parcell cont: 700 Acres
bounding North on Mountains East on AVill'" Hewitt South on Plantain Garden
river west on Bobert Jacob it also 1000 Acres of Land in the Parish of S' ^larys
bounding Nortiierly it Easterly on unpoli*est wood land Southerly on unpolscst
land Thomas Cary it James Beard it wejsterly on liobert Jemy the little Shippey
river next the Said Robert Jemys it Puerto jMaria Eastermost river & also
GO foot Square of Stoneliouse Land at Puerto Maria Great bay bound'': North on
the Sea Shore East on Puerto Maria Eastermost river South it west on Town
land not taken uj) it also all that parcell of Land at Lynch Yale in the Parish of
S' Elizabeth cont: bv Estimatioii ."iOOO Acres bounding North on John Gael John
Dweldcr and L' A\'illi:un Siuckler easterly on Mountains Sli])ps of Savannah
woodland it Humales unsurvey'd South on Maj'' .Anthony Collier westerly on the
said ^hx]" Collier it on himself it John Gael it unsurveyd Land it also 50 Acres
lying in S' Catheriue Parish bounding North on Cajjt AVill'" .Molins South it west
on a Sandv bay or Gully east on Doctor Henry Hilliard Togea'' itc".
• ' Lib. 1 fol' 3S5.
U. Anthony Collier et al' by their Deed P. 11 dat 14 Febr>- 1072 Conveyd
unto S' Thoma'a Lynch one Qua'rter part of 2000 Acres of Laud lying in the
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CARIBBEANA. 147
Parish of S* Catherines Bounding Xovthwest west <fc Southwest on Johu Cole
back Bowers Gull wast Ebonics & the f^aid John Cole becks Crawle South on the
Sea & North ca^t on Darby Cicci William tilood George Paifsell :Michnel W'hallv
Joseph Benton William Benton t<i INIntes Togca^ &c. Lib 1 fol' 200.
15. John Gimball >fc Eobert Bedford by their Deed Poll Dat 20 June 1(571
Conveyd unto S'' Thomas I-yindi Kn' liis heirs etc" 52 Acres of Land in S' Cathe-
rines Parish at a place Call'd the Comons bounding west on the Said Gimball
Coleburns Gully and Jenkins Morgan North on the Said Gimball Northwest on
the Said Gimballs Penu Ease & Southeast on L' Coll Bobert Byndlols South on
the Said S'' Thomas Lynches Savanna (tlie said land being parcel! of greater
Quantitys Granted unto the Said Gimball & Bedford Togeather «S:c".
Lib 1 fol" 313.
16. Henry Wooliscott & Francis Cobb by their Deed Poll dat 17 Septcm''
1674 Convey'd unto Sir Thomas Lynch 230 Acres of Savannah Land (being part
of 814 Acres lying in Adams on Savanah Bounding North & North west on the
Said S'' Thomas Lynch his land East on John Atkins & South & Southeasterly on
the Said ffrancis Wooliscott Togea'' &c». Lib 1 fol' 3S4.
17. Kichard Boys & Elinor his Wife By tlieir Deed Poll dat 1 Septcm'' 1G71
Conveyd unto S'' Thomas Lynch his heirs Ac" a parcell of Land with the Houses
thereon erected Cont': by Estimation 200 foot along the Parade & a Parralcl'd line
by a back Street by Allwinckle lying NNW & SSE as bv Severall Patents Appear
Togea^ ScC". ' ' Lib 4 fol' SI.
IS. Will'" Grey by Deed Poll dat 29 Feb^ 1G7§ convey'd unto S'^ Thomas Lynch
his heirs &c'' 2000 Acres of Land lying in the Parish of S' Catherine in the Salt
Pond Savanna & Salt Pond Mountaine bounding South east on the Sea Southwest
on the great Salt Ponds west Southwest on Coll' Eobert Byudlols & Capt John
Noy NW on Richard Hemmings west & North west on George Elkins & North
on Capt Nov Togea'' ^c". Lib 5 fol' S7.
19. Timothy Dodd by Deed Poll dat 20 June 1672 Conveyd unto S-- Thomas
Lynch his heirs &c" all that Parcell of Savanna Land Containing by Estimation
300 Acres be the Same more or Ids lying in the Parish of S' Catherines upon
fflemings Savanna Togea'' &c'^. Lib 5 fol' 101.
20. Capt Gifford Penant by Deed Poll dat 13 Jan^ 167| Conveyd unto
S'' Thomas Lynch his licirs etc" all that Melsuage or Tenement witli tlie Enclosure
Scituate & being in the Town of S' Jago de la A'cga bounding North west on
Anthony Harvev 139 foot Nortlieast on the Common Street 123 foot Southwest
132 foot South East 139 foot Tocjea'- &c\ Lib 5 fol' 102.
21. John Coleback by Deed Poll Dat G Mar 167i Afsignd Over unto S'' Tho-
mas Lynch all his Bight Title & Literest in a Certain house Scituate in S' Jago
de la Vega Containing 270 foot square bounded on the West by the said Town
Savanna North by the House & Yard of L' Edward AYillis South by the highway
east by the Street &c\ Lib 5 fol" 102.
22. John ffountani by Deed Poll dat 25 ffeb>' 107^ Conveyd unto S"" Thomas
Lynch his heirs etc" 1020" Acres of Land lying in the Parish of S' .Alarys boundin<:
Northerly partly on Land unsurveyd & partly on Capt Joachim Home Ea.-tfrly
on unsurVeyd Land & Jovce his Gully next Thomas Guesi Southerly on unsurveyd
hilly woodland & the little Slippery river westei-ly on Thomas Guest ct Comi)any
George ffav and land unsurvevd Toccather Ac". Lib 0 fol 155.
23. John Atkinson by Deed Poll dat 23 feb>' 107^ Conveyd unto Si^ Thomas
Lynch 120 Acres in the Parish of Claiendon & bounding all round on l^and
unsurvev'd & also 120 Acres of Land lying in the Parish of N'ere bo_iiiiding North
westerly on a Sandy Gully East Soutiierly on the Pye Corner Coinon Soutli on
wast land & Southwest on"hin.self Togca.ther Sec". Lib 0 fol' 100.
21. Charles Atkinson bv Deed Poll dat 12 May 1075 Convey'd unto S"- Thomas
Lvirdi his heirs etc" 3 parcclls of Land the 1 Parcell Cont 050 Acres Scituate in
S''Marv Parish boumlini; Northeasterly on the Sea Shore North west on Thomas
Guefse' West Southerly ou wast hilly Laud S'' Thomas Lynch his former Survey
148 CARIBBEANA.
& South east ou Capt Jolin ffoster & M"- X'opher Stace tlie 2'' parcell Cont: 190
Acres Scituate to tlio Eastward of the iipi)cr tork'd river in S' Thomas in the Vale
bounding on all Sides on ^Mountains the other parcill Cont: 100 Acres Seituate
in iho I'arish of S' Andrews hounding Xoriliwest on Maj"" Will'" Parker &
Company & ]M'' Childermas Jjouth west on the Town river Soutli East &, Northeast
on the Inhabitants of the Town of Port l^oyall Tosjeather Ac". T-ih G fol" 1U7.
25. Cai)t. Bawden Nicholson by Deed" Poll dat 12 April 1G7.5 Conveyd unto
S'" Thomas Lynch his heirs I'Cc" 20 Acres of land lying in the Parish of S" Thomas
bounding Noi'thwestward it AVest .Southward on y" Said Capt Bowden Nicholson
& east & south eastward on the Said S'' Thomas Lvnch Togea'' &.c^.
LibGfol'lG?.
26. Charles Atkinson by Deed Poll dat 20 Octo"" 107") Conveyd unto S'' Thomas
Lynch his heirs &c^ 14 Acres of Land in the Parish of S' Davids hounding South
on the Sea Northwesterly on Julm Powley North easterly tt East Southerly on
S'' Thomas Lynch Togeatlier. " " Lib 7 fol" 83.
27. Will"' Knollis et al' by their Ind're dat 18 Nov'' 1G7G Conveyd unto
S'' Thomas Lynch his heirs (ic" 121) Acres of Land (part of 800 Acres) in' Sixteen
Mile walk in the Parish of S' Catherines bounded Northeasterly on Wiil"'
Matthews & William Ilobblcton Southeasterly upon Jolni Archer M' Thomas
Lambert &, the Dry Eiver South west upon George Nedham Esq'' it Norllnvesterly
on William Cufsan's Will"' Nedham & Will'" Matthews Togea^ Lib 8 fol' 04.
28. Simon Musgrave by Deed I'oll dat 7 June 1GS2 Did bargain ct Sell unto
S"" Tho^ Lynch his heirs (.Ic" one parcell of Land Scituate in the Parish of Port
Eoyall bounding Northerly on Land formerly Granted to ]iobert Byndiofse Et^(i''
53 foot Southerly on the High Street 11 foot i Westerly on his Ex'cy S'' Thomas
Lynch Kn^ &c^ 178 foot & Easterlv ou Land formerly belonging to John Mann ..t
John Pearcy Esq"- 173 foot Togea' "etc". Lib 13 fol' 223.
29. Nicholas Phillpott by Deed poll dat 30'' Novem'' 1GS2 Conveyd unto
S'' Thomas Lynch his heirs etc'' the One Moiety or half part of 30G Acres of Laud
lying in the Parish of S' Catheruies be y*^ same more or lefs bounding west
Southerly on Nathaniel Bradly & a Eidge & on all other Sides on AVast Alouufains
with the "Half of all buildings thereon Erected Togea' etc". Lib 14 fol' 200.
30. Edward Broughtou by ]:»eed Poll dat 2G Jan-^ 1G82 Conveyd unto S'' Tho-
mas Lyncli his heirs etc" 210 .Acres of Land in S' Georges Parish boundiug East
on Thomas & Charles JModyford Esq^^ et unpoTsest Land South on Eobcrt Jones
West on Naldo Eiver North ou Gleb Land et AVilliam Bull Togea'' etc".
Lib 15 for [).
31. AVilliam Parker by Deed poll Dated 17feb> 1GS2 Convey'd unto S"- Thomas
Lynch his heirs etc" all that jiarcell of Laud lying in Port Koyall Cont: IIG foot
square bounding l-ast on Elizabeth A\^eeks Southward upon the High Street
AA''estward upon John AVhite et Northward on the Harbour et also a Parcell of
ground et Shoalwater rccoverd or to be recoverd out of the Sea for a Wliarfe upon
Port Koyall bounding Northerly on the Sea 114 foot Soutlserly upon the Comon
Street left by the Law of thislt^land 114 foot AVesterly on Shoal Water not yet
survey'd 50 foot & easterly on Shoal Water not vet survcyd 50 foot ToLroa'' etc".
Lib 15 f(d" 24.
32. Maj' Anthony Collier et al' by their Deed Poll dat 14 feb> 1072 Conveyd
unto S'' Thomas Lynch One (Quarter part of 2(!00 Acres of Land lying in the
Parish of S' Catherines hounding Northwest west west et Sonthwe^;t (ui John
Coleback Bowers (tuII wast Ebonies it tiu» said John Colebacks Crawle South on
the Sea et North east on Darby Cecil WiUium lllood the s;ii(i Lon.:s Negro Plan-
tation George liul'seil .Micliaci Whaly Joseph Benton et AVilliam Benton et Mates
Togeather etc". ' Lib 15 ioV 95.
33. A'alentine Haughtou by Deed Poll dat 2G June 1G83 Convewl unto
S' Thomas Lynch his heirs etc" "one IMoiety or half |)art of a 1000 .Acres of Laiul
in S' Marv's Parish hounding North ou D"octor ffiilke Bose et L' Thomas Mertyn
East OQ Anthony Collier Esq^ South on Charles Atkinson & west on M' Edward
^
CARIBBEANA. 149
Haughton & M' Nicholas Phillpott (Except 40 Acres of aaid Land Sold to Jolin
Apentatc) & also the Moiety of 11 Xe^^roe SlaTe;^ To^ea^ Ac". Lib lo t'ol' 1:51.
34. Angelina ftaiie by Deed Poll dat 10 .\.ug-'' HiH'.i Coiiveyd unto «■" 'I'liomas
Lynch his lieirs itc* 210 Acres of Land lyini,'' in 16 mile wa"lk in the Parish of
S' Catherines bounding South East on Salvatlors Cockpitts Norllnvest on wast
woodland Southwest on John Eidgcwav & South east on wast woodland
Togeather &c\ ' Lib l-j fol' 1.59.
35. S"- Charles iModyford by Deed Poll dat' 30'*' August 1GS3 Convewl unto
S^ Thomas Lynch his heirs etc" "l32 foot of Port Maria Great bay bounding North
on the Sea & South east on Porta Maria Moate & also 132 foot Shoal Water lying
before the said Bay Land etc". Lib 15 fol' 100.
36. Henry Earle of Clarendon by Deed Poll dat 26 March 1677 Conveyd unto
Si" Thomas Lynch & Charles Plerbert Esq'' their heirs &c* 2000 Acres of woodland
&< 1000 Acres of Savannah lying in the Parish of Clarendon be the same more or
lefs bounding west on Poms river & rocky Mountains South on Savanna North
on Mountain Laud & East on Savannah South on Michael Boulton Totrea'' etc*.
Lib 15 fol' 214.
37. Charles Herbert Esq"- by Deed Poll dat 25 Jan? 1677 Convoyd unto
S'' Thomas Lynch his heirs etc" all the Moiety or half part of 2000 Acres of wood-
land 1000 Acres of Savanna Land lying in the Parish of Clarendon (be the same
more or lets) bounding west on Porus Kiver & liocky Mountains South on
Savanna North on A Mountainous Land East on Savanna & South on Nicholas
Boultou Togea'- &c^ Lib 15 fol" 2 13.
38. S"^ Charles Modyford by Indenture dat 20 Novem'' 1GS3 Conveyd unto
S'' Thomas Lynch his heirs etc" the Moiety or half part of 2 Parcclls of Land the
1^' Parcell lying in the Parish of S' Georges Cont 632 Acr^s bounding Northerly
on unpofsest Land Westerly <fc Southerly on Kidges & the Pointers of liidges <t
Easterly on the Day Eiver & unpolsest I-and the the Others parcell Cont 20 Acres
lying in the Parish of S' Marys bounding North on Maj'' Generall Tho' Modyford
AVest & South on Solomon Gabav & David Gouiez East on Waggwater bay
Togea^ &<:". ' Lib 15 fol" 224.
39. James Goddard by Deed Poll dat 15 Jan!^ 16SJ Conveyd unto S-" Thomas
Lynch his heirs ic'' 2 Parcells of Land Cont 3700 Acres Scituate it bounding as
in the Letters Patent dat 14"^ of Jau'>' in the 35 Year of his Maty King Charles 2''
Eeigu is Express'd Togea'' etc". Lib 15 fol' 22 1.
40. Edward Hunt as Attorney to Nathaniel Bradly by deed Poll dat 28 May_
1683 Conveyd unto S' Thomas Lynch his licirs etc" the one Moiety or half part of
Ninety acres of land at Eio Oro in the Parish of S' Catherine bounding North
East on Capt Jn" Bourden South East on wast Cockpitt South on Capt Joachim
Haues North west on Salvadnrs Cockpitts Togea' etc\ Lib 15 fol' 225.
41. llender Molesworth Esq'' by deed poll dat 10"' June 16b4 did bargain et
Sell unto S'' Thomas Lynch 360 Acres of land lying in the Parish of S' Marys
bounding N'orth on Valentine Haughton Last on land formerly Surveyd for
S' Thou? Lynch South on S'' Orlando Bridgcmau & westerly on land Surveyd
for the King et also 2 Parcells of land lying et being in S' Marys Parish ^the first
Parcell Coul;: 1360 Acres bounding North on John Pe.irce et M'' Valentine
Haughton east on unpoi'sest wood land et Anthony Collier Esq' et South et west
on unpols' woodland the other parcell Containing 36 foot Square of Storehouse
land on Porto Maria bay bounding North on the Sea Shore east on S'' Thomas
Lynch Kn' South on town land west on town land untakcn up Togeather etc".
^ Lib 15 fol' 101.
42. ffulke Rose et L^x'' bv their Indre dat 22 Mar 1685 Conveyd unto y*^ Said
S'' Thomas Lynch his heirs "etc" 47 Acres lying in the Parish of S' Thomas in the
Vale bounding North on Capt Joachim lloiiie North east on wast land South east
on the lower Sorked river South on Kocky Mountains westerly on John l^d-^eway
IVea'&c*. Lib 17 fol' 91.
°43 Elizabeth Hardwick by Deed Poll <lat 3 FebT 1671 Alsigned over unto
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CARIBBEANA.
unto S"- Thomas Lynch all her Rii;;lits & Title & Interest in the House & Grounds
in the J'own of S^ Jago de la Vega & bound .South on John Lawrence east ou
the Comon Street west on the tSavauah North on wast land Togca'' Ac*.
° Lib 27 fol' 185.
SALES.
44. Thomas Lynch by Indrc dat 12 Jau^^ 16(34 Conveyn unto Robert Byndlols
his heirs etc'' one Mel^uage or Tenement Scituate in S' .Jago de la Vega late in
the Pofsefsion of Edward Lucy Esq^ & likewile one Plantation with a Cocoa
Walk & Land being by Estimation SO Acres Scituate in the 7 Plantations in
Clarendon Parish late in the Polselsiou of one George Houldsworth & also one
other Plantation Togea'' &.c\ Lib 1 fol' GO.
45. S'' Thomas Lynch by deed poll dat 5 Aug^' 1674 Did bargain &, Sell unto
Coll John Cope a hundred & ten Acres of Bogg Land in the Parish of S' Cathe-
rines lying between Land Conveyd to y' Said Coll Cope & y^ Land of Capt John
Bourden & George Elkins Togca'.tc''. Lib 1 fol' 301.
46. S'- Thomas Lyneli by Deed Poll dat 20 July 1G74 Conveyd unto Coll' John
Cope 600 Acres of Land lying in the Parish of S' Catherines bounding South on
the Sea East on John Gimbar JS'orth cast on L' Coll' Kobert Byndlolse Xorth
westerly on Kobert Bedford & Anthony Borroughs & west on Colebornes Gullv
Togeather &c\ Lib 1 fol' ,360. '
47. S"" Thomas Lynch by deed poll dat 22'* f'eby 1671 Conveyd unto Edmund
Stevenson one parccll of land lying on Port ]ioyall heretofore Call'd by the Name
of Point Cagway bounding westward to Cannon .Street 61 fout Northward 75 foot
on the land of John Pullein & Eastward 66 toot on the Land of llichard Kipley
which is a back Alley for a Pafsage unto York Street Togea'' &c".
Lib 4 fol' 126.
48. S^ Thomas Lynch by deed Poll dat 22 feb^' 167-i Conveyd unto Nicholas
Hicks heirs &c'' one Moiety or half part of a parcell of Land lying upon Point
Cagway bounding Southward to Queen Street 41 foot Northward 41 foot to y'
Harbour Side Eastward 1S2 foot on y' Land of John Popham westward 182 foot
on the Land of Henry Archbould 'E<(f Togea"- &c'\ J^ib 6 fol' 139.
49. S'' Thomas Lynch by deed poll dat 0 Mar 167* Conveyd unto S'' Thomas
Goddard his heirs &c^ 1020 Acres of land Lying in Stileinan's Vally in the Parish
of S' James's bounding North South & west on unpolsest Valley Land i east on
Maj' Anthony Collier^Togea'' Xc^ Lib 6 fol' 170.
50. S"- Thomas Lynch by Deed poll dat IS ^lar 1675 Conveyd unto .John Lord
Vaughan his heirs &c^ a Certain Dwelling House Scituate in S' Jago de la Vega
with the wast House &c* on y"^ Laud thereunto beloiming & Enclosd bounding
East on the Parade liiS foot on a Street 17S feet west on Land not yett
Polsefsd 124 feet & South on a Street 191 feet & also one other hou>e Si Yard
Purchas'd from John Coleback Esq'' c*c bound on the west by y' Said Town
Savanna A Some Negroe houses North by the House & Yard of L' Coll' Edward
"Willys South by the High way East by the Street Togea' &c». Lib 6 fol' 1S9.
51. S"^ Thomas Lvnch & Dame Vere his Wife bv then- deed poll dat 12 Decern''
3076 did llelease & Contirm unto Will"' Crane his heirs &c» all their Right Title
Claymc or Intrest of in tt to IbO Acres of Land in the Parish of S' Dorrothy
being part of a Place Call'd Bowers Savanna Togeather etc-"*. Lib S fol' 125.
52. S' Thomas Lynch et al' by tlieir deed poll dat 26 february 167^, Conveyd
unto Cai)t George Gallop his heirs Sec' 66 Acres of Land in S' Catharines Parish
& Bounded as in Plate thereunto Annexed & mentiond Togca'^ etc*.
Lib S fol' 155.
53. S'' Thomas Lvncli by deed poll dat 6 Aug'' 1673 Conveyd unto ffrancis
Hudson his heirs ctc^' all that Parcell of Land lying on Port Koyall Hounding
Eastward by the Land of Sam" Hennett 198 feet Southward to high Street SO foot
westward along broad Street 260 foot Northward by the Harbour Side lOO foot
■'o^
CARIBBEANA. 151
54. S' Thomas Lynch by deed poll dat 12 Xar 1677 Couvt-y'd unto ffraiicis
Watson his heirs ic" 200t) Acres of wood Land Sc lOOO Acres Savanna bounding
west on Porus lliver & Eocky Mountains ^outh on Savanna North on Moun-
tainous Land & East on Savanna South on Nicholas Boultou Togea'' etc".
Lib 9 fol' 55.
55. S'' Thomas Lynch by deed poll dat 22'' Decern"" 1G82 Convcyd unto
Joshua Smith his heirs &c" lUOO Acres of Land lying in Port S'' Tho' Jt' butting
Southward on the Sea from the li'ort to Stony Point Kiver west Southerly on
Pera Bay Port St Thomas & George Kobbius West on Southwell Atkins west
Northerly on Henry Astin & ExtendinLi; to y*-' farthermost part of \^ Harbour &
Northward on waste from Sea to Sea vt also 1U70 Acres lyinij in S' Thomas Parish
bounding Sotith on S' Thomas Lynch East on Land unsurveyd North on CoU'
Charles Whitfcild Nicholas Wilkes & John Cooper & west on a ^[ountain «t also
20 Acres of land in the Said Parish of S' Thomas bounding Northwestward vfc west
South'ard on the Said Bawden Clanson ^ East Southeastward on the Said
S^ Thomas Lynch Togea'' &c^ Lib 14. fol' IbO.
56. S-- Thomas Lynch by Deed Poll dat 17 feby 1682 Conveyd unto Coll'
Will" Parker his heirs &c^ a Parcell of Land on Port Koyall bounding Northerly
on the Land of the laid S'' Thomas Lynch Ku' 72 foot Easterly on the Land late
of ffrancis Hudson 108 feet Southerly on the High Street 60 feet westerly ou
Water Lane or broad Street 111 foot Togea"" etc". Lib 15 fol' 40.
57. S"" Thomas Lynch by Deed Poll dat 26 June 16S3 Conveyd unto Valentine
Haughton his heirs &c" one JNloiety or half part of 1020 .Acres of Land lying in
S' Mary's Parish bounding Northerly partly on Land unsuricyd ^t partly on
Joachim Hains Easterly on unsurveyd Laud & Juyce his GruUy Next Tliomas
G-uefs Southerly on unsurveyd hilly wood land & the little Slippere iiwcv &
westerly ou Thomas Gaels & C" George ffry & Laud unsurvevd Toueather <tc".
Lib 15 fol' 117.
58. S"' Thomas Lynch by Indre dat 17 JNLar liiS} Conveyd uuto Joseph
Harbiu & Charles Pope their heirs Ac"^ all that his Plantation lying in the Parish
of S^ Thomas bounded Northward on John Cooper Nicholas Wilks & L' Coll'
Charles Whitfeild Eastward on Land unsurvey'd & a Morois Southward oil the
Sea & westward on y*^ Land of Capt Bowthen' Clolsen & a Morois Containing
by Estiraatioii 30G0 Acres of Laud be y'= Same more or lels Togeathcr etc".
Lib 15 fol' 36.
59. S"- Thomas Lvuch by Deed Poll dat 2S December 1672 Alsignd Over
unto Capt Gifford Pennant his heirs ic" all his Kight Title et Intrest of the
House & Ground in the Town of S' Jago de la Vega & bound Sjuith on John
Lawrence East on the Common Street west ou the Saviiuna A Nortli on wast
Land Togea^ &c^ Lil> -7 i'ol" 1-^-
True docketts fifty Nine in Number.
^ Copy. Jos- Maxwell Secry.
ST. CATHERINE PARISH REGISTER, JAMAICA.
(Brit. Museum, Add. MS. 27,968, fol. 28.)
Bap. 1671, Oct. 26 Charles S. of Sir Thomas & Vere Lynch.
1673, Julv 27 Thomas S. of Sir Thomas et Vere Lynch.
Mar. 1684, June y'= 24 His Ivxcellcncy Sir Thomas Lynch et Madam Mary
Temple.
In the tabular pedigree on p. 100 her previous marriage with Sir Tho. Lyttel-
tou has been given, but as she was only 18 in 16Si 1 doubt the correctness
of this.
152 cauibbeaIn^a.
33utI)S, BtatljQ, antJ iMarriagcs from tlje
** Barbaticis iltltvciuj^ '* anti '' BSiitiactolun
(gajcttt/* 1805 to 1818/
By EDWAED GOULBURX SIXCKLEK, Police Magisthate, Baebados.
1813.
June 5 (Killed) Ou the 20th ult., His Majesty's Brig "Surinam" fell in with
an American privateer of IS guns and a Loiiff Tom, off Surinam river, ^\'e
regret that one of the shots from the American Traversing gun deprived the
Navy of the services of Lieut. John F. llowloy, whose head was severed from
bis body.
June 8 (Married) On Tuesday morning last, Mr. Kobert Purchase to Miss
Elizabeth Dawson. On Thursday, Philip Drayton, Esq., Attorney at law, to
Miss May T. Alsop ; also Mr. James Kced to .Miss .Mary Madden. And on
Saturday evening, Mr. William Mandertleld to Miss Elizabeth McClure
Phillips.
June 12 (Death) The remains of Ensign 3Iackintosh of the JJth "West India
Begiment, who died of a wound he received ui a daiel on the preceding day,
near St. Ann's, were interred at St. Micliatd's Church on Tuesday evening
last. (Married) On i'uesday last, N. Asliby, Esq., of the Customs of this
Port, to Miss Sarah No well.
June 15 (Married) On AVednesday evening last, at St. Ann's, Lieut. Kichard M.
McDonald, 3rd "West India Begiment, to Mrs. E. II. Storey.
June 22 (Birth) Ou Tuesday last, the lady of the Bev. Mr. Crittens, of a son.
June 26 (Married) This morning, John Iv. McBreedy, Esq., Deputy Assistant
Commissary General, to Miss Ann B. White.
June 29 (Died) Ou Saturday last, Mrs. Elizabeth Best of the parish of Christ
Church.
July 3 (Death) Ou Wednesday moriiing last a fatal accident happened ou board
His Majesty's Ship "Venus,' at present refitting in this Bay. While in the
act of receiving on board a new bowsprit, the heel of it suddenly came in
contact with the head of lirst Lieut. Hart and so severely fractured his skull
as to occasion his death in a quarter of an hour. The decea>ed was the son
of the late Admiral Hart and only 25 years of age. His remains were brought
on shore in the evening and internd at St. Michael's Church with those
honours due to his rank ami merit.
July 10 (Birth) On Thursday morning, the lady of James Walcott, Esq., of a
son.
July 13 (Birth) The wife of Mr. Thomson of tlie Theatre Boyal of this town, of
a daughter. (Death) Mrs. Tynes, wife of Mr. John Tynes of this town.
July 17 "(Died) Mrs. Tucker, wife of J. D. Tucker, Esq., and :Mrs. Sieuzac
' Bawlins, both of this Town.
July 20 (Married) At tiie Saints, un the 12th iust., Lieut. Michael AVrayford,
ll.N., Governor of that Island, to the amiable and much accomplished
Madame Zabotl.
Aug. 11' (Died) On Thursday last, Miss Cells, a young lady much esteemed
°aud beloved by her family and friends.
• Continued from p. 137.
CARIBBEANA. 1^3
Aug. 21 (Died) At St. Thomas, ou the 2.jth ult., Major Whitmore, Royal AV.I.
Rangers, and on the 27tli, Capt. Taitt, Uth WA. Kt-j^n. (Afterwards this
notice of death was corrected to Major Tate /tot Capt. Tate.)
Sep. 4 (Died) On the 7th July, iu the City of Bath (Eni,'L'ind), where she
went for the recovery of her health, Mrs. Hinds,* wife of William Hinds,
Esq., and only sister of .ioseph Leacock, Esq., of this island. In the parish
of Christ Church, ]Mrs. Margaret Kirton.
Sep. 7 (Died) xit i'assage, near this Town, ^Ir. Reun Hamden "Walrond, aged
22 years.
Sep. 11 (Birth) On Tuesday the 7th inst., at Mount Brevitor, the Lady of
Joseph Leacock, Esq., of a son.
Sep. 14 (Died) Ou his passage to England, Haynes AUeyne, Esq., sou of the
Hon. John E. Allejue of this Island. At Portland (X.B.), ou the 17ch July,
Major Robert Hazen, late in the command of a battalion of the GUtli Foo't.
At Halifax, Capt. Douglas, R.X., son of Vicc-Admiral Douglas.
Sep. 18 (Died) In Spain, of a wound which he received on the attack of
St. Sebastian, Capt. Dubordieu, Royal Artillery. He was an officer of much
merit, and had served in that Corps on this station for some time, during
which he had highly distingui.shed himself. Yesterday, at Bailey's Planta-
tion in the parish of St. John, John Wiltshire, Esq.
Sep. 25 (Married) Ou Thursday morning, at Michael's Church, by the Rev.
Mr. Allinson, Rector of St. Philip, Thomas A. Junes, Esq., to Miss Sarah B.
Hall. (Died) Yesterday morning, Mr. Beresford, Apothecary, of this Town.
Oct. 9 (Died) Ou Wednesday evening last, at Welch's in the parish of
Christ Church, Mrs. Eversley, Wife of Lieut. Colonel Eversley of the
St. Michael's Royal Regiment of Militia in this Kland. And in tiiis Town,
Mr. Samuel Beresford (probabl}" the same mnn mentioned Sep. 2o).
Oct. 12 (Married) At Deal, England, Capt. G. Reynolds, R.X., to Miss Doweis,
eldest daughter of Governor Doweis of the Royal Naval Hospital uf that
place. And at Bath, Johu J. L. Alexander, Esq., of the Island of St. Lucia, to
Mary, widow of the Right Hon. Robert Cuilen, late one of the Lords of
Session and Justiciary in Scotland.
Oct. 16 (Died) On Thursday last, Mrs. Hill, wife of William Hill, Esq., of this
Town.
Oct. 19 (Died) Ou Saturday last, ]\[iss Mary Popel Pile, and her remains
were deposited in the Church of St. Michael on the following day.
Oct. 26 (Died) On Sunday last, Mrs. Killikelly of this Town.
Oct. 30 (Death) A vacancy having occurred in the General Assembly by the
death of P. Culpepper, Esq., late representative for the parish of .'^t. Joseph,
W. Adamsou, Escj., was chosen, and having attended, was sworn and, admitted
a member of the House (of Assembly).
Nov. 9 (Married) On Sunday last, at Sit. Michael's Church, Dr. J. A. Walcott
to Miss Robson.
Nov. 23 (Died) On Saturday night last, at Jackman's Plantation in the parish
of St. George, Mrs. Thornhill, relict of Timothy Thornhill, Esq.
Nov. 27 (Died) On Tuesday last, Samuel, the youngest son of John Iron-
monger, Sen., Esq., of this Town.
Nov. 30 (Died) Yesterday, Mr. William AVilkius ; and this morning. Miss Sarah
Doughty, both of this Town.
Dec. 4 (Married) Lately, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Quintyne.
Mr. Earuum, aged 63" years, to Mrs. Searles, aged 60. (Died) Mrs. Abel
Ann Melvin and Mrs. Mandertield. both of this Town.
Dec. U (Died) In England, the Rev. Mr. Moe of this Island; and on his
passage hither ou board the ship " Irlam," Henry Cock, Esq., uucle to Capt.
Cock of the Ports of this Colony.
* See her M.I. iu Dath Abbey, Vol. I., p. 28.
i
154
CARIBBEA.NA.
Dec. 18 (Died) At Falmouth, England, on the 10th October last, the Hon.
Ackey Lawrence, late President of His Majestv's Council of tlic Island of
St. Lucia.
Dec._28 (Married) On Sunday evening last, at the " Rising Sun " Plantation
in Christ Cliurch, AV. Mallouey, Esq., to Miss Elizabeth Taylor, daughter of
Rowland Taylor, Esq.
1814.
Jan. ^ 1 (Married) The Rev. Mr. King, Officiating Rector of thi.s pari.sh, to Miss
Sarah, daughter of Dr. Renn Hamden. In Christ Church, John Grant
Straghan, Esq., St. Joseph's, to Miss Cook, sister of the Deputy Purveyor
of the Forces on this Command. John Poyer, Es(]., to ]\Iiss Mary E. Bayne.
"William Mulonev, Esq., to Miss Elizabeth L. Tavlor (same iprobably as
Dec. 2Sth, 1818.— E. G. S.).
Jan. 4 (Married) On 23rd October last, at Mary le Bonne Church, London,
Edward Stelielin, Esq., IGth Regt., son of ^lajor General Stehelin, Royal
Artillery, to Mary Ann, youngest daughter of George Archdale Lowe, Esq.,
of Yauxhall.
Jan. 15 (Died) On Tuesday last, Tiiomas Applewhaite. Jun., Esq.
Jan. 25 (Deatlis) The Rev. Henry Quintyne, Rector of the parish of Saint John,
and Chai)]ain of the House of Assembly of this Island; and ou Friday last,
Francis Miller, Senr., Esq., who formerly and for many years commanded
the Troop of Life Guards embodied in this' Town.
Jan. 29 (Died) .At St. Pierre, Martinique, on the lUth inst., Robert Gordon, Esq.,
late Governor of the Colony of Berbice. And last uight, John Ilumploby,
Esq., of this Town.
Feb. 1 (Died) On Saturday uijlit last, Mr. Thomas Steel, clerk in the employ
of Messrs. Barton Ili^ginson & Co. of this town.
Feb. 8 (Died) In London, on the 7th Dec. last, A. C. Sober,* Esq.
Feb. 15 (Married) At St. Vincent, on the 3rd inst.. Major \V. H. Wilby,
Military Secretary to His E.vcellency Sir Georj^e Beckwith, K.B., to Miss
Paul, eldest daughter of the Hon. Robert Paul, President of His Majesty's
Council of that Ishind. (Died) In this Town, John H. Todd, Esq., Apothe-
cary.
Feb. 20" (Married) On Thursday the 24th inst., Mr. B. Armstrong, Druggist,
to Miss Gitteus, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Gittens, Kensington.
Mar. 12 (Married) Ou the 2nd inst., at Dominica, :\[ajor F. Edden, 4th West
India Regiment, to Mrs. Bolton of Roseau in that Island. (Died) In this
town, Mrs. Elizabeth 8liepeard.
Mar. 15 (Died) Yesterday morniui:;, Alexander Pitman, Esq., Assistant Com-
missary General. (Drowned) We regret to state the loss of the "' Queen
Charlotte " Patket, at Passages, in Spain. Capt. Mudge, her commander, and
10 of the crew were drowned.
April 5 (Died) Ou Saturday evening, in the parish of St. George, ilr. Richard
Chapman, Senr., aged 5G.
April 12 (Married) On Saturday night last, in Christ Church, Capt. John Tynes
of this Town to Miss K. Gre'enidge, daughter of Mr. John Greenidge of that
parish.
May 3 (Died) In Feby. last, T. J. Straker, Esq. (late Comptroller of His
Majesty's Customs of this Island), on his passage from England to Lisbon,
where his remains were taken on shore and buried.
May 7 (Died) Yesterday, in this Town. Samuel Drayton, Esq.
May 28 (Married) Ou Siindav the 15th Mav, at Fort Royal, Martini(iuc, by
the Rev. Mr. Curtois, Capt.Delhoste of the 8th West India Kegt., Assistant
Quarter Master General, to Miss Mary Ann, the daughter of Lieut. Colonel
Nixon of the 4tli West India Regimcut.
• Abraham Cumberbatch Sober.
CARIBBEANA. 155
June 4 John Stniker, Esq., has been appointed Comptroller of the Customs of
this Island in the room of his son Thomas J. fcitraker, Esq., lately
deceased. (Vide May 3rd also.) (Died) Ou the 1st inst., on hi.s jiassasje
hither from Para, William AValiuslcy, Esq., late a resident of Martinique.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Wheeler, wife of Caleb AVheeler, Esq., Agent of the
Koyal Xaval Hospital established here. He married again Nov. 15th, 1814.
June 11 (Married) Campbell J. Dalrymple, Esq., to Miss K. "Walton, daujihtcr
of John Walton, E>q., Deputy Provost ]Marslial of this Island. And Mr.
Thomas Brown to Miss Ssirah C. Pien^e, daughter of T. 1. Pierce of this Town.
(Died) At his estate called the " Spa," John P. Uevonish, Esq.
June 21 (Died) On "Wednesday morning last, Thomas Cock, Esq., a native of
Lancaster in England.
July 9 (Married) On Thursday evening last, at Bentley's in Christ Church,
John Chase Eversley, Esq., to ]Miss Eleanor Ap])le\vhaite.
July 19 (Died) On the 11th July, at his seat near Speightstown, Simon Scantle-
bury, Esq.
Aug. 2 (Married) In this town, on the evening of Saturday last, ^fr. John
James to Miss Mary H. Eeece ; and on the Thursday preceding, Mr. Samuel
Cante to Miss Mary Sandiford.
Aug. 6 (Married) liobert M. Gaskin, Esq., to Miss Herbert of this town.
(Died) On the 24th ult., at his l^lantation " Eomo." in the colony of Demerary,
the Hon. Eobert Augustus Hyndman, formerly of His Majesty's Council of
the Island of Dominica.
Aug. 9 (Married) On the evening of Saturday last, Mr. John Turpin to Miss
Bostock.
Aug. 20 (Died) Suddenly, on "Wednesday morning last, at St. Ann's, William
Henry, only sou of Surgeon P. H. Lawless of the York Light Infantry
Volunteers, aged 11 months.
Aug. 23 (Married) On Tliursday last, Mr. John H. Jcrvis to Miss Elizabeth
Clarke; and this morning. Dr. Fields to Mrs. Sarah E. ]\[oore, widow, a
daughter of Dr. Lewis Young of the parish of St. Philip. (Died) Yester-
day, in this Town, John Walcott, Esq., and Mrs. Shekaniah Tudor.
Sep. 6 (Died) Yesterday, Mrs. Lucomb, mother of John Lucomb, Esq., of this
Town.
Sep. 17 (Married) Yesterday, Mr. John B. Squires of St. George's to Miss
Elizabeth, daughter of the" late James Douglas, Esq. (Died) On Thursday
last, Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips of this town.
Oct. 1 (Died) On Saturday last, at S[)eiiihtstown, John Lindsey Howell, Esq.,
Comptroller of the Customs at that Port, and formerly a Gentleman Com-
moner of Cambridge, a young man, etc. (Here follows a florid tribute to his
memorv. — E. G. S.) ■ ^ e ^ ■
Oct. 25 (Died) Suddonlv,on Snndavevening last, Miss Eleanor Smith of Ihistown.
Oct. 29 (Died) Latelv.'iu England, William Moore, Esq., formerly Attorney
G'eneral of this Island, and William Prescod, Escp, also of this Island.
Nov. 15 (Married) On Saturdav last, Caleb Wheeler, Esq., Agent of the Royal
Naval Hospital, to Miss Elizabeth Prances, daughter of Samuel Ames, Esq.
Nov. 29 (Married) in the parish of Christ, Mr. T. W. Byer to Miss Mary Ann
14 n 1 • n G s
Dec 13 (Died) On Sundav last, Mrs. Katharine Mary, wife of Charles Cadagon,
Esq. And on that, day were interred at St. Michael's Church the remanis of
Mr. John James, Senr. (See Aug. 2nd also.) , „ oi .
Dec. 31 (Married) Ou Thinsday morning last, at St. Michael s Church,
N. Koach, Esq., to Miss Harriot P. Killikelly.
Jau 3 (Oied) At Dominica, on the 23rd ult., Lieut. Andrews of th(
" India llet^imeut. In tliis town yesterday, Mr. Edmund Bowcher.
1^6 fcAKIBBEANA.
Jan. 17 (Birth) Ou Saturday night last, the Lady of Commissary General
Joseph Eul!o(.-k, of a son.
Feb. 4 (Died) Lately, at the Cove of Cork, Ilu-h Williams Austin, En^i.i,'n
of the 77tli Kegimeiit of Foot, son of the late Rev. Hu'^li Williams Austin,
many years Keotur of the parish of St. Peter in this Island. At her re-^identc
near Bath, Mrs. Heudy, Widow of James llendy, Esq., many years an
eminent physician in this country.
Feb. 7 (Died) A few days ago, :\Ir. WUliams Jcssup, a native of Eugland.
Feb. 11 (Deaths) On Tuesday last, 3Irs. Frances Straker, wife of John Straker,
Esq., CoinptroUer of His 5lajesty's Customs of thi.s Port. Captain AV. H.
Powell of the ship " Xelson " of Bristol. Ilis disease was an ossification of
the heart. And in Speightstown, Dr. Joseph Taylor. (Drowned) On "Wednes-
day morning last accounts were received here from Deuierary of the loss of
the schooner •' Swift " of tliis port, which b.aving left that colony on the 1st
inst. for this Island, unt'orlunatoly at night got on the ^Mahaika Bank. Cap- .
tain Greenidge, who coininanded this vessel, was ])recipitated into the sea, as ^A
soon as she struck, and was drov.iied. Benjamin Thomas, Esq., of the Army ^
Pay Office, and a native of this Island, expired from anxiety and fatigue, and
was washed from the wreck. Two others, named Gittens, also natives of this
colony, were dro-wned.
Feb. 18 (Married) On Tlmrsday evening last, Capt. J. C. Hill, Master of the
Despatch Boat " Demerary Packet," to Miss Eliza Ann Bannister of the
parish of St. ^Michael, daughter of Dr. Bannister, deceased, formerly of
St. Peter's parish.
Feb. 25 (Died) Ou Monday the 20tli, after a very short illness, Sarah, the wife
of Joseph Bayne, Esq., of St. Philip. (She left 5 little children described as
" helpless babes.")
Mar. 7 (Married) Yesterday, at St. Michael's Church, AVilliam Murrell, Esq.,
to Miss Sarah Thorne.
Mar. 11 (Died) At Adams Castle, in Christ Church, Thomas Hollingsworth,
Esq., and his remains were yesterday interred at St. Philip's Church. In
this Town, Miss Sarah Duulop.
Mar. 25 (^Tarried) This morning, by the Kev. A. K. Thomas, Mr. Francis Ashby
of this Town to Miss Margaret Ann Games of the parish of St. George. At
Gretna Green in Scotland, on the 22nd Jany. last, Edward, the eldest son of
the late Edward Barnwell, Esq., of Demerary, to Miss Marcini (r), the only
daughter of 1). I. C. Marcini (or ^Martini), also of that colony. (Died) On
the nth January last, in Scotland, Lord Sfaforth, formerly Governor of this
Island. In Liverpool, John G. Foderiiigham, E^q., ^lerchant of this Town,
and formerly of this Island. At Bath, on the 1-1 January, Jo.-eph Bcete, Esq.,
late of the Colony of Demerary.
April 8 (Married) "On Thursdayevening last, Mr. AVilliam Christie of this town
to Miss Jemima Chapman of the parish of St. George.
April 29 (^Died) Lately, at St. Martin's, after a short illness, Major General
McCaskell, commanding His ^Majesty's Troops in that Island. He has left a
numerous family.
May 6 (Married) On Monday last, Thomas S. Withstandley, Esq , to Miss
Cummins of St. Andrew parish. And on Thursday, at St. Michael's Church,
Mr. W. Wickham. son of B. S. Wickham. Escj , to Miss Jane, daughter of
John Straker, Esq., Comptroller of Flis Majesty's Customs of this port. On
the 29th March last (in London), Henry Charles Sainthill, Esc]., Ordnance
Storekeeper of Trinidad, to Mary, youngest daughter of Thomas AVmdle,
Esq., John Street, Bedford Kow.
{To be cor.linued.)
I
^i
CARIBBEANA.
157
ilist of all (Ttstators luljosr WBill^ air on
rctorti in tijc ©fSct of tljc j-slanti ^ccrrtarv,
Jamaica, from 1731 to 1750 (incliisi\jc)/
(Add. MS. 21,931, Brit. Mus.)
1731.
Lemont, Peter
Larson, Sebraii
Lawes, Sir Nicholas, Kii'
Leill, Thomas
Lyncli, Michael
Lynch, James
Le Gay, John
Laugher, Eichard
Lane, John
Lynch, John
Lewellyn, Samuel
Logan, Edward
1733.
Lowe, "William
Lewis, Andreise
Lawes, James
Lloyd, Philemon
Lock, A\'illiam
Lopes, Moses Parro
1735.
Lewis, Rebecca
Loyall, jNLargaret
Lleaver, William
Lagona, Loper David
Lawrence, A\'illiam
Lancaster, Thomas
Lush, AViliiam
1737.
Lyndsay, James
Lawrence, John, Sen""
Lloyd, Henry
Lugg, Thomas
Lake, I;ancclot
Lilly, Christian
173S.
Lawrence, John
Lewis, Julin
Libbard, George
Lang, Henry
Lord, Henry
Levy, Henry
Lewis, Anna
1741.
Lynch, "William
Leith, William
Leavens, Thomas
Larwood, Charles
Lamport, John
Lee, John
Lee, Ecnjannn
Lopez, Kodringes .Ab"^
1743.
Lopez, Eodringes M.
Lawrence, George
Leavens, Josejih
Ludlow, John
Latimer, ]Javid
Lawrence, Timothy
Lagana, I>opez Claron
Lindsay, John
Leavens, Jane
Lawrence, Barrow
Lewis, Thomas
Libbey, John
L.ayson, AValter
Lewis, John
Laymon, "William
1745.
Lewis, Henry
Lomberd, Thomas
Lidderall, Sarah
Leister, John
Luke, Andrew
Littlehals, Jolm
174G.
Leonard, Eleanor
Lecrew, Francis
Law son, Sary
Lee, Richard
Larich, Francis
Lock, Nathaniel
Lawrence, John
Lewis, Elizabeth
Lopdcll, John
Lewin, John
La Campaigne, Peter
1748.
Laugher, Susannah
Lloyd, Yeeden
Lyon, James
Lainbord, Thomas
Livcrsedge, Ann
Lodge, Johanna
Lindsay, Richard
Lowther, George
Londonderry, Earl of
1731.
Morris, John
jMorrison, Robert
IMorris, Humphrey
Menczes, Robert
Murphy, George
Miller, Robert^
Marsh, Timothy
Musgrove, Richard
Mytin, Thomas
Mullowney, James
^liles, "William
ilurray, Patiick
Moore, Samuel
Monroe, Daniel
Macarthy, Justin
1733.
Murphey, Dorothy
^lenzies. liobert
Marsh, Ann
Mumbie, Arthur
Continued from pige 123.
158
Marshall. James
Matson, Dorotl.v
Mitehel), Pranci;
Meacham, Thomas
Masters, Richard
M'tchell, Thomas
Mearty, Johannah
Mitchell, John
Mowat, William
Murphev, John
Morns, Kowhind
Moore, John
Morant, John
Maxv\-ell, Joseph
M^Kenzev, John
Markman, Matthias
M'Broom, Mattheu-
1735.
Martin, John
Molesworth, Render
Montgomery, Patrick
Mackinsay, Elizabeth
Morgan, Edwanl
Manning, Maw
Mitchelf, -Alargaret
1737.
Moore, Benjamin
Moore, Martha
Munbee, Valentine
M<=Intyre, Duncan
M<^iveniiv, John
Munday, Eobert
Mackantash, AVilliam
Mason, ^rilliam
Martin, Thomas
Masias, Joseph
M-^Calman, Nicholas
Miller alias Millard, Tho
mas
Merrick, Juhn
M<=Farlan, liobert (nun-
cupative)
Moore, Richard
Moore, Garrett
Morris, Edward
Moncriet, David
March, John
Merrick, John
173S.
M'^Kenzie, Andrew
Moore, William
Mill, Richard
Moore, Francis
caribbeaxa.
M<=Phcr8on, .-Eneas
^^latthews, George
Mayleigli, Thomas
Macarty, Charles
Molesworth, Nparke
Martin, AVilliam
Martin, Mary
Milhvard, Joseph
Miller, William
M'^Lean. Duncan
Man, Thomas
Matthew, John
Mannii.g, IDunphrev
M-^Cragh, Dennis '
Middleton, John
Mecham, Grace
Milson, William
Mainard, Peter
Matthews, George
1741.
Murphy, Charles
^fatthcws, Ann
Matthews, Mary
M'^Gibban, Dan"iel
M'^Quistin, Adam
M'Quistin, John
Massias, Samuel, Sen-'
Manning, Ashley
^lenzies, William
M'^Mahon, Arthur
Mullcner, Arthur
Mealing, John
Maclean, John
M^Murphee, Archibald
Merewether, John
Mackintosh, William
1743.
Morant, Stejihon
^lorris, ^raltcr
Mealing, Elizabeth
Moore, Francis
Maynard. Renjamin
Moodie, James
Mathison, .Alathew
Millward, John
^farcon, John
Mills, William
Moore, Sarah
Miller, Pancefort
Mayo, Samuel
Moore, John
M^Kew, Peter
Mills, Robert
Martin, Charles
Martin, Palmer
M'Ouire, Constantino
-i>Ioode, Jennett
Magner, Thomas
-\fathewson, Xie]
^liiler, Samuel
Munbee, Humphrey
M'^Kcnzie, Aiexander
Mealey, John
M-^Key, Alexander
174o.
Mewbray, Joseph
M'liitosh, Alexander
Moore, Janie.s
M'=Douga]l, John
Mills, Ann
M^Carty, Elizabeth
Mackormack, Ann
Mayo, Cecilia
Menzie, Patrick
Markman, John
Merrick, Ann
Mansoii, George
-Vf organ, John'
Martin, William
Mountier, Alexander
M'Aamara, ^Michael
Mede, Joseph
^forgan, Thomas
M'=Donald, Jv'edmond
Mitchell, David
JMowatt, William
Myrie, Dennis
Morant, Elizabeth
M^Xenzie, David
174G.
Manning, irumjJirv
Manninir, Alexander
MTarthv, James
Mq)uff, John
Murray, Elizabeth
Miller, James
Jfurray, John
M'Farlanc, Alexander
Miller, James
Mayo, Jenny
Maverly, John
Myfen, Joseph
M^Leod, John
Mitchell, Thomas
M'"(irigor, William
Mathers, J^•char•d
McDonald, J)aniel
Mountford, Edward
CARTBBEAKA.
159
M'Alpin, William
M'^Kay, Alexander
Miller, John
Mokeson, Thomas
Murrj, James
M'^Alpin, Ninian
Miller, Ann
Massias, Samuel
174S.
Moore, David
Moore, John olinx William
M^Cullock, Kobcrt
Mansell, AVilliam
Mirawda, Abraham
Miller, William
Moody, William
Modyford, Ann
M^JS'eal, John
Marriott, Searles W^"
Marshall, AVilh'am
Monro, Charles
Martin, Walter
M<=JS'eil, jS'iel
1750.
Marshall, John
Martin, Leonard
Masters, Ann
Mosmon, Eichnrd
iNl'^.Earlane, AVilliam
Meek, March
Mackintosh, Agnes
1731.
Newman, Margaret
Kedham, Elizabeth
Newell, James
Newell, Thomas
1735.
Norris, John
Noble, Jesse
1737.
Nestor, John
Norris, Ann
Nedham, Kobcrt
Norris, John
Nedham, KoLert
1738.
Nowling, Thomas
Nean, Christopher
Neate, Anthony
Nelson, Archibald
1741.
Nibbs, Joseph
Neate, Anthony
Nunem, Richard
Nokes, Sar;ih
Nawbett, Andrew
Norris, William
N lines, Cordozo Isaac
1743.
Nedham, Dorothy
Neale, Harris
1745.
Nelson, William
Nagle, llichard
]74G.
Neady, John
Nairn, John
Newton, Elizabeth
Nelson, Mary
1748.
Norris, Charles
Neufville, Joshua, Sen''
1730.
Osborne, Thomas
Orgill, John
1733.
Owen, Anne
Oliver, Thomas
1735.
Osburn, Alexander
1737.
Osburne, Kebecca
OldReld, Francis
Orgill, Thomas
Orel, James
Obrien, Cornelius
Orgill, Samuel
1738.
Oldfield, Richard
Orgill, Andrew
1741.
Onslow, Lord Thomas
Orgill, Samuel
1743.
Olyphant, Alexander
174G.
O'Conner, Ursula
Oswin, Pickrill
Oakes, Charles
1748.
Obrien, Dennis
Ogilvie, Jaines
Orphin, Abraham
Oakes, Judith
1750.
Olyphant, Charles
17.30.
Pryce, Charles
Pitcarin, David
Prattin, Charles
Price, Richard
Partridge, John
Parsons, George
Pearce, Benjamin
Postell, Thomas
Partridge, Nehemiah
Pearce, Thomas
Pollett, John
Poore, Luke
Pestell, Alger
1733.
Pinto, Joseph
Pinnock, James
Prichard, Jiobert
Peeke, Powell
Powell, .Margaret
Palmer, Job
Plumner, Thomas
Pratter, Edwarcl
Pittaway, Stephen
1735.
Pope, Samuel
Petree, Thomas
Pitt, Robert
Parlor, John
Penncnt, Edward
Fenniston, Thomas
J
160
CARIBBEANA.
1737.
Peel, Jolni
Povey, Thomas
Pereira, Minasf^eli
Pusey, Cornelius
Poppleton, David
Parker, Gabriel
Parkeer, AVilliam
Page, Samuel
1738.
Porter, Charles
Pavel, Geori^e
Pay ton, Andrew
Proudfoot, Margaret
Passley, William
Priddle, Henry
Pontree, Joseph
Philip, Edward
Philip, Thomas
Pusey, William
Panton, Joseph
Parr, Edward
Phillips, Abraham
1741.
Phoenix, William
Pilot, Samuel
Prittyman, Francis
Plunket, Doniinick
Perkins, John
Pryor, James
Peese, William
Powell, John
Peat, Jjawrence
Petrie, Eobert
Putham, Jane
Passley, Henry
Pulluek, James
Potter, John
Pereira, Menassah
Parison, Francis
1743.
Phillips, Thomas
Price, John
Passley, James
Parker, Catherine
Pougol, Charlotte Judith
Price, Lewis
Philips, Dorcas
Piper, John
Poor, Patrick
1745.
PuUen, !Melchy.-;cdeck
Poynter, Jasper
Pinto, Isaac
Plunkett, Mary
Parr, Sarah
Prentice, John
Price, William
Pitts, Thomas
Phillips, Daniel
Pcpys, Elizabeth
Perry, Dorothy
Poston, Edward
Porter, Ivachell
Pringle, Thomas
Price, Michael
1746.
Perrin, Ann
Patterson, Adam
Pickrin, Stephen
Pesohaire, Ann
Porter, John
Pole, William
Price, Samuel
Pereira, Aaron
Pitkairnc, David
Pereira, Lo])es vSamuel
Pelgrave, Michael
Powell, .lohn (Exempl.)
Pearson, Isaac
Page, Ann
Pereira, Moses
Pereira, Joseph
Peeke, Henry
Pole, William
Price, Thomas
Piatt, Kichard
Picknell, Thomas
1748.
Peters, John
Perry, Walter
Patison, .John
Pestell, Saunders Hanby
Pike, John
Portcllo, IMoses
Pereira, Daniel
Pinder, Timothy
Price, Kose Thomas
Philip, Matthias
Pitt. ThoS Earl of Lon-
donderry
Pallmer, Sarah
Pascoe, Simon
1750.
Prescod, Charles
l'oi)e, Kobcrt
Pearce, John
Pereira, Sarah
Poyntz, Deane
1738.
Quixano, IMendes David
Qui.xano, Mendes Abrahann
1748.
Quay, Thomas
1731.
Roberts, George
Koger, Mary
Keid, Alexander
Ridout, James
Peeves, John
Ratcliffe, Thomas
Ripley, John
Reading, Roger
Richnion, Richard
Roberts, Pliilip
1733.
Richard, John
Robyllier. Cornelia
Roe, Edward
Rutherford, Robert
Russell, Joseph
Kodrigiies, Abraiiam
Russell, Peter
Russell, William
Renny, James
Rogerman, Thomas
Rodon, James
1735.
Reynolds, Samuel
Rowe, I'eter
Ruto, Thomas
Rose, Charles
Koe, Edward
Rogers, Chai'les
Rodon, John
1737.
Robinson, Jeremiah
Russell, Margaret
Rowe, Peter
Rose, John
Ramsey, Alexander
lieddin, Mary
Ryan, Mallicw
Rowling, Charles
Reynolds, Beujamiu
<
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CARIBBEANA.
161
1738.
Beynolds, Charles
Ricketts, William
Eobson, William
Reviere, John
Eodon, Henry
Russell, ^lary
Rees, William
Rogers, Nicholas
Rice, John
Reeves, Thomas
Redkey, Nicholas
Rice, Mary
Rushton, Samuel
Reeves, Lewis
Raven, Joshua
Rogers, Joliu
1741.
Reid, William
Rodringuer, Daniel
Robinson, Paul
Rennalls, John
Rigby, James
Redwood, Phillip
Reily, Edmund
Reid, Daniel
Rutherford, John
Roak, Bryan
Reynaied, John
Ruglas, Mark
Richardson, Hannah
1743.
Richardson, George
Rouse, Thomas
Robertson, Charles
Renouf, Piiilip
Ryles, John
Russell, James
Rennalls, Jacob '
Reid, George, Sen'
Ricford, Samuel
1745.
Reeves, James
Russell, Joseph
Rutherford, Ann
Ross, J a UK'S
Robb, John
Ratcliffe, Tristram
Read, James
Robson, George
Rice, Benjamin
Roucett, John
Robinson, John
Ribero, Isaac
VOJ.. II,
1746.
Ross, Alexander
Rigby, Elizabeth
Reid, John
Rule, John
Rodon, Henry Brooke
Rentonc, James
Rich, Jonathan
Richardson, Mary
1748.
Richardson, Thomas
Rice, Pierce
Roder, Richard
Russell, Ann
Rogerman, John
Roberts, George
Roseman, Francis
Randall, Stephen
Robinson, John
Roche, Dominick
1731.
Spalding, James
Sutton, Rebecca
Short, Samuel
St. Laurence, William
Shepperd, Thomas
Soulser, Dnrand
Stanghtou, Mary
Simpson, John
Shellet, Margaret
Sheen, Gray
Schurich, John Jacob
1733.
Smith, Caleb
Stepney, Lancelot
Strong, George
Smith, Alexander
Smith, James
Smith, James
Shortings, Robert
Swarton, John
Scott, John
Singer, AVilliam
Savill, George
S[)crwin, Kli/.abeth
Swain, Catherine
Smith, Anne
1735.
Schan, Dain'cl
Scrivan, Robert
Stepney, Stephen
Saunders, Robert
Spry, Frances
Smith, John
Smitton, Patrick
Swift, AVilliam
1737.
Stout, Henry
Sandys, Edwin
Stoddard, Richard
Samms, Thomas
Sedgwick, John
Scott, Thomas
Stretch, William
Story, Robert
Stevens, John
Smeall, Thomas
Smithin, Martha
Sigler, John
Stevens, Robert
Singer, Isaac
Smeall, Jo.^iah
Singleton, Ric'' Rawlings
Swarton, John
1738.
Stevens, John
Stanford, Sauniel
Sliettlewood, William
Smith, Samuel
Shettlewood, Will'", Sen'
Scott, Robert
Smith, Anna
Swinfield, John
Spencer, Thomas
Sutton, Elias
Shand, John
Stejdiens, Andrew
Sedward, John
Sutton, George
Sibbald, John
Sutton, George
Stewart, James
Slieen, George (Exempl.)
Sendall, George
Stone. William
Shordiche, Robert
Sncc, Peter
Smith, Kobert
Standish, Perter
1741.
Sinclair, Johu
Saugliili. Roger
Smith, Elizabeth
Shanks, Sarah
Simple, William
M
162
CARIBBEANA.
Short, Thomas
Sutherlfind, Patrick
Swan, Thomas
Shuttleworth, Thomas
Smith, Samuel
Seaward, Maiy
Sutherhxiul, Jame.s
Spargil], Robert
Shevvell, ^Martin
Syms, AVilliam
Salem, Joseph
Stevenson, John
Stroud, Joseph
Shewell, Sarah
Stringer, John
Smith, Thomas
Sevely, Daniel
Sleddall, irolland
Sinnott, Stcplien
Stevenson, Johu
Shank, Sarah
Stevens, Paul
Shippard, AVilliam
Stoddard, "Willuuu
Scott, Prancis
Simmons, John
1743.
Savage, Edwin
Slaughter, Ann
Sateby, John
Stringer, Daniel
Spencer, Eichard
Smith, Peninnah
Sparks, Sarah
Strudwick, Edward
Silva, Gomes Daniel
Sandford, Samuel
Sills, Mary
Smith, Henry
Sheibell, John
Sutton, Thomas
Stewart, William
Sutton, Eobert
Shackelton, John
Silva, Gomes Daniel
1745.
Styles, Humphrey
Slatford, Peter
Still, Thonias
Sahles, Eohcrt
Sutton, John, Jun'
Smith, Sarah
Sharpe, jNIary
Smith, Angels
Steele, llobert
Stephenson, Enoch
Skeene, George
Sime, John
Sharyer, Ann
Simpson, John
Smith, John
Stiles, John
Storer, John
Shettlcwood, Henry
Slandish, John
Shearer, Jolin
Smartwite, Ixlward
Sherlock, Joyce
Spoil g, Thomas
174G.
Shewell, James
Strickland, James
Sharpe, Elizabeth
Shippen, Stephen
Sharpe, Robert
Strachan, Alexander
Starkey, Nicholas
Stone, William
Samuels, Charles
Smee, William
Scott, Charles
Shimell, Eichard
Swinhoe, George
Sinclair, Alexander
Stewart, James
Smith, Catherine
Stoakes, "William
Stewart, Abraham
Sacerdole. Moses Yitta
Simp.'on, David (Exenipl")
Stewart, AVilliam
Smith, Owen
Smith, Jeremiah
Smith, Thomas
174S.
Stanverton, William
Spark, Francis
Smith, John
Spear, John
Saintard, Lewis
Shuttleworth, Miranda
Spencer, John
Strachan, Eobert
Smith, Ann
Sanders, AVilliam
Sadler, Ealph
Scarlett, William
Simpson, Thomas
Scrocold, John
Sells, Ami
• ? Toldervy.
1750.
Sutton, John
Steel, Eichard
1731.
Tizard, Thomas
Terrell, John
Turner, Eichard
Teneston, Hiiulonich
Totterdale, John
Tyler, Eobert
Turner, John
1733.
Thorpe, AVilliam
Thomas, Joshua
Tolderly,* John
Texer, John
Tomkins, Gabriel
Tnrpin, Samuel
Tibbast, Samuel
Towro, 3Ioses
Tyndall, AVilliam
Thomas, Joj-cph
Totterdell, Elizabeth
Trotter, Elias
1735.
Townshend, Harrison
Trapham, Elizabeth
Torez, Lopez Sarah
Taylor, Catharine
1737.
Trehee, Patrick
Turner, Daniel
Tracy, Kichard
Timbrcll, Thomas
Taylor. Thomas
'J'horpc, George
Thachc, Cox
Targcr, James
Trehee, J'atrick
Tothail, Thomas
Tharp, AVilliam
173S.
Tucker, Eoger
Tavlor, Ilnnibury (ieorge
Tliompson, John
Tibton, Susannah
Thomas, Caleb
Tamploroau, Joan
Taylor, Mary
CARIBBEANA.
163
Topping, James
Thompson, Dnniel
Taylor, John
Trubody, Thomas
Todd, Samuel
Tollman, John
1741.
Turner, Mary
Talby, Thomas
Torrent, Thomas
Turner, A\^illiara
Tod, Samuel
Trevor, John
Tracey, Esther
Trimble, John
Trehee, James
Trusler, Samuel
Tittle, Edward
1743.
Teache, Lucretia
Turner, Kobert
Turner, Jaines
Thorpe, Esther
Thompson, John
Taylor, James
Turner, John
Taylor, Daniel
Turton, .Jiimcs
Tuckerman, Mary
Telford, Edward
Taylor, AVilliam
1745.
Trail, Thomas
Thornton, Henry
Tatham, AVilliam
Turnpenny. George
Turbutl, Eobert
Tweedy, Timothy
Tittle, Lucy
Tongue, AVilliam
Thomas, Joshua
Tracy, Catherine
Trahern, Erancis
Tiugley, James
Thompson, John
Thomas, William
Trevers, Thomas
Tuft'ell, Byndloss Robert
174G.
Taylor, Peter
Tracey, AViil'", Juu''
Tavare/, David
Tyler, James
Towne, Johu
Taylor, Thomas
Thornton, Daniel
Timewell, Thomas
1748.
Tharps, Joseph
Thompson, William
Tilly, Richard
Thompson, John
Thompson, Alexander
Trengrouse, Thomas
1750.
Tracy, Daniel
Thomas, John
Thomkins, Russell
Vanburgh, David
A'assall, John
1748.
Vincent, AVilliam
1733.
Vanderplass, A^alter (nun-
cupative)
A^aughan, John
1735.
TJpp, Jonathan
A^'assall, Elizabeth
1737.
Vassal), Leonard
Villars, Elizabeth
1738.
Vale, John
Verdon, Dominick
A^'izard, Henry
1741.
A^'ardan, Bryan
A'^owe, AVilliam
Upton, Richard
1743.
Verdon, John
1745.
A'^ears, Jane
Vassall, William
A'^innings, Tlu)maa
A'erdugo, Aaron
171G.
Vodry, Ccorjje
1731.
West, John
Wood, Francis
AVhite, James
AVyllys, John
AVilson, Robert
AVilliams, Dorothy
AV^atson, Joseph
AVilliams, Alexander
AVilliams, AVilliam
AVoolcry, Thomas
AVilic, Adam
AVarton, John
AVorseley, Robert
1733.
AVilsii, James
AVillard, Erancis
AVorlo}', George
AValmsley, Thomas
AVoodhouse, Elizabeth
AVilliams, AVilliam
AVhitchousc, AVilliam
Webster, John
AVitter, Bonilla
AVright, David
AVhite, AVilliam
AVood, Bartholomew
AVarrington, .Jane
AVilliams, Joseph
A\''hiten, John
AVelsh, Johu
AVilcox, AVilliam
AVooIard, Elizabeth
AVood, Bassall
AVilfris, ILacker John
AN^illiams, John
AVarren, AVilliam
AVallis, Thomas
AVilsdcn, Alary
1735.
Whitfield, John (nuncu-
pative)
AVinn, Richard
AV^atkins, John
AVilcox, liobert
AVood, Alexander
AVeir, William
M ?
164
CARIBBEANA.
"Whiteliouso, Jeremiah
William, John
1737.
AVilks, Elizabeth
"VVaire, Tliomns
"Warriii^ion, Kichard
Wilkinson, Jacob
AVheelcr, Philip
AVisdom, Monta<Tue
Walters, Ann
AVellchins, Cornelius
White, Edward
AVade, Margarett
Woolery, Thomas
AVard, Naluim
Wheeler, Philip
1738.
Wild, Hillary
Wilmer, Colesworth
Welsh, Patrick
AVaitc, Joseph
AVright, ?Catiianiel
Williams. Hns;!!
Wyatt, David'
Wilson, George
Wishart, Thon^as
Williams, Cadwallader
1741.
Willson, Thomas
Wagener, Ixeinhart
Wilcox, Edward
Witter, James
AVakeliiig, Tim.othy
Walter, John
AYoddroD, "William
Wilsden, John
Wallis, Benjamin
Willett, James
Wilson, Alexander
Willington, IJulh
AVaite, Paynes
AVorsely, John
AVhiting, Thomas (Codicil)
AVhiting, Hciuy
AV'ebb, John
AValker, ]Mart!ia
AVright, Jolin
AVignall, Elca/.ar
Woodhcad, Ellis
AViberll, J.'hn
AVyllis, William
AVjllis, AVilliam
AVliito, Authonj'
Wallis, Samuel
1743.
AVitclicll, Thomas
AVooden, AValter
AVatkins, AVilliam
AVatson, William
AValters, Pachel
AVoodhouse, Pobert
AVhite, John
AYoodbnry, Alichael
AVebber, Benjamin
17 15.
AFools, Erancis
AVood, AValier
AVillson, Joh;i
AVhite, William
AVood, Nathaniel
AVoods, Elizabeth
AVilliam, John (Exemp'")
AVelsh, James
Wilson, James
AVilliams, George
AVignall, John
A\' right, John
AVyllys, AVilliam
AVestaway, Mathews
AVaag, Aloses
AVarren, Thomas
AVoodhead. Ann
AV^isdom, Henry
AVild, Jas])er
AVheeler, Erowd John
Walker, l^obert
AA'illiams, Thomas
AVoods, Henry
174G.
AVild, Elizabeth
AValker, Andrew
AVallis, Susannah
AVilliam, Thomas
AVoUey, Benjamin
AVilson, William
AVright, Bazzilla
AVilliam, George
AVatkins, James
AVilton, Henrv
AVolierv, Hobert
Webber, Elizabeth
AVyllys, .Alargaret
AVright, Anilrew
AVikh, Thomas
174S.
AVilliams, Job
AVisdom, John
Wills, James
AVeir, A\'alter
AVright, Pobert
AVoodhonse, Benjamin
AVoods, Pobert
AVilliams, AViliiam
AValden, AVilliam
AVhite, Archibald
AVagnell, David
White, Thomas
AVoulfe, l^obert
AVright, :\rarv
AVelsh, Alary"
AVaugh, John
AVheeler, Elizabeth
17.50.
AVarkham, Alark
AVallin, John
AVilkins, Alartin
1731.
Young, Ann
1733.
Ydana, Isaac
Young, Dennison
1738.
Yeo, AVilliam
1741.
Young, John
YdaTia, Moses
Young, AVoodyer
1743.
Young, Mary
1745.
Yeamens, Patrick
174S.
Yeamens, Eilward
AToung, John
Ydaim, Joseph
r
N
1735.
Zubo, Cardoso Abraham
CARIBBEANA. 165
\M'Mj Ixtc^mtx of m^ BoW^, Jfis Cm,
Baptisms.
1767 Mob. 8 Margaret d. William Pemberton and Margaret his AVife
aged t weeks.
April 26 Frances d. John Yanderpoole and Mary his AVife, aged t
inontbe.
Sept. 1st Amelia d. of Edward and IMary Burke.
Ocf 18th Joseph s. of James and ^Eary ile[s] aged 42 montbes.
176S Jan''>' 24:tb Amelia, a Miilattoe A\'omau'free.
25th Magnus Morton, s. of Clementine Challenger aiid his AVife
Anne.
April 20th George Bennet a Xegro Boy belonging to Miss Molly Herbert
aged 15 Tears.
Aug' 18th John s. of John Frost and Mary his AVife aged 9 Alouths.
29th Kobert s. of Joseph Edwards and Anne his AVife aged 22
months.
Oct' 6th Anne d. of Thomas AVenham and Martha his AA^ifo aged f
AVeeks.
JRoger rembertoi\ and ... . h his wife aged t AA^ceks.
s. of John Baillie & Mary his Wife aged 20 Years -1 Mouths
and three AVeeks.
Sally d. of John Baillie and Mary bis AVife aged 12 Years
8 Mouths and One AVcek.
Frederic s. of John Baillie and JMary his AVife aged 10 Years
3 Mouths and 11 Days.
Alexander and Fatly (Twins) s. and d. of John Baillie and
Mary his Wife, aged 8 Years 2 Mouths and 21 ]3ays.§
Dec"" 30th John base boru s. of John Cassiu by a mulattoe, aged 27
Months.
1769 Jau'^>' Sth Joseph Herbert s. of James Brodbclt aud Amelia his AVife
aged 8 AVeeks.
loth Frances d. of Samuel Wyatt (a soldier) aud his Wife Abigail
aged 3 months.
27th Sarah d. of John Kcip aud A[;iry his Wife aged four years.
Eebccca d. of John Kcip and .Mary his Wife acjcd throe years.
AV'^illiam s. of John Keip and Mary his Wife aged eight
niontbs.
Feb^y 6th Anne base born D. of William Wilkinson by a Xegroe AVoman
aged 22 M" 2 AVeeks.
March 2d Elisabeth 1). of (xeorge Ouu (a Soldier) aud Elisabeth his Wife
aged three Days.
April 2d Sarah D. of John Vaughan it Elisabeth his AVife aa;ed 8 weeks.
May 14th Mary D. of Hubert A'aughau & Charlotte his AVife, aged 5
Months.
Aug' 13th Elisabeth Browne D. of John A'auderpoole and Mary his AVife
aged 10 Weeks.
Dec'' IGth Eduard .S. of Jo.seph Browne aud f
81st D. of John Frost aud Mary his Wife.
770[s/6] Jan^> 14th Josiah S. of [Samuel r] JJaillie and Anne his AVife aged t
April 12th Anuo D. of James Nolan by Elisabeth his AVife.
• Continued from Vol. I., p. 378. t I^lauk in R^-Nter.
I Ovcr-lciif, the corner torn oil. i Tlio ubovo entries eviJoutly at one date.
166
CARIBBEANA.
S
1770 June 8th John S. of John Creese (?) by Sarah his Wife aged 8 years.
Jemima D. of ditto by ditto aged 5 years.
Benjamin S. of ditto by ditto aged 2 years G mos.
Dec'' 9th Sarah D. of William Pemberton by Margaret his Wife aged
7 weeks.
1771 Jan''y 1st Margaret D. of Koger Pemberton and Elisabeth his Wife aged
14 months and a half.
27th George Sanders S. of Eobcrt Vaughan and Mary Charlotte his
wife aged 1(5 M° and G Days.
Peby 11th Molly Hinds D. of John Hinds (a free negro) by Frances a
Mulattoe Woman belonging to Mr. Gardiner.
12th
April 21 Sarah *
June 20th Sarah D. of John Frost & Mary his Wife.
July 14th Jean (?) an old free Negro Woman.
1772 Feb'> 22d Esther D. of John Kelp and Mary his W * aged 12 Mouths.
March 15th Margaret Kowland a mulattoe child belonging to Mrs. Sarah
Pemberton R. Col. Frances [sic] John, base horn S. of
Joseph Brown Herbert by * Perin aged 9 years 3 Months.
Mary base born D. of ditto by ditto aged 5 years, Samuel
Brown base born S. of ditto by ditto aged 12 months.
May 3d William Augustus S. of Uobertf Vaughau and Mary Charlotte^
his Wife aged 8 M" & 2 Alecks.
24tli Mary D. of Midiael Ca.-^siu by his Wife.
do. Mary base born D. of John Cassin by * his Mulattoe wench
age 3 years and nine Days.
June 14th Thomas "Pym S. of AVilliam Weekes by his AVife aged * years.
Sept^ 20th Elisabetli D. of liogcr Pemberton by his Wife lilis;ibeth aged *
ditto Frances D. of Eo<ier Pemberton by his AV'ife Elisabeth aged *
Ocf 21 Frances Herbert D. of Thomas AVenham by his * Martha aged *
May 17th Anne a Negro AVoman belongiug to Miss Anne A^'anderpoole.
[Page torn and missing.]
Oct' 31st Anne § D. of § Browne by his wife Jane aged 3 years and four
months. .
Joseph S. of Joseph Browne by his wife Jane aged one year \
and ten months.
Mary AVhyte D. of Joseph Browne by his Wife Jane aged one
Day.
Dec' 4th Tvrrel a Mulattoe belonging to Mrs. Cassin aged IS M'.
1773 Jau>' 18 ]\iary D. of Samuel Jones by his wife Henrietta aged 0 months.
June 13th Sarah a Negro Woman belonging to Mi.^s Sally Pemberton.
Anne AVHiite a natural D. of Joseph Brown Herbert, a .Mulat-
toe, by the above Sarah, aged o\ mouths.
20th Amelia Matilda D. of James Brodbelt by his AV'ife Amelia aged
3 Months.
Dec' 17th AVilliam S. of John Latfoon (?) by his Wife * aged *
Theodoric S. of ditto by ditto aged *
1774 Jaay 18th Marv D. of Samuel Jones by his Wife Henrietta.
2Sth Elizabeth D. of William Mills by his Wife.
Feb'y 19th Marv D. of John Vau-han by his wife Elisabeth.
March 22d Wafter S. of AValter Mayuard by his Wife Frances.
23d Elisabeth D. of AVilliam Scott by his Wife Susannah.
27th Thomas base born S. of Th. O'Flahcity by Ophelia a free
negroe.
* Blank in llegi.tcr. t Robert wvitton over John.
X Mary Charlotte wiitlcn over Elizak-th. § A hole hero.
CARIBBEANA. 107
1774 July 11th Elisabeth D. of Joseph Browne by his wife Jane.
Sepf ISth Martha W'enliam D. of Hobert* Vauglian by Mary Lliarl«)tttt
his Wife.
Ocf 3d AVilliain S. of William Davis by Anne Browne his AVifo.
Elisabeth Stewart D. of Pallas by Penelope botli Negroes.
Sarah Webbe D. of ditto by ditto.
Nancy Stewart U. of ditto l)y ditto.
Nov'' 13th "William Augustus, a Mulattoe aged 12 Months.
James a Mulattoe belonging to W. Pemberton aged 20 voars.
Dec"^ 2d William S. of Joseph Payne by his Wife Anne.
27th Jolui base born S. of J. It. H.^ [sic] by Maria, a Mulattoe.
30th John Butler S. of Eobert Pemberton by his Wife Elisabeth
aged 6 weeks.
1775 Jan^y 1st James S. of James Huggins by his "Wife ^larv, ased 3 mo.
! 10 Days.
/f June 4th William 8. of AVilliam Kopcr by his Wife Anne.
16th AVilliam S. of AVilliam Seott by his Wife Susannali.
July 12th Kichard llulbard, a Mulatto belonging to I'lichard Stanley.
Ocf 22d Anne Charlotte, base born Dau' of Elizabeth L'harlutU;
Herbert.
31st Jonathan S. of Joseph Browne by his Wife Jane, b. 2.')ih Sepr.
Dec'' 3d Polly, D. of Koger Pemberton by his Wife Elizabeth.
[Upper part of page gone and leaf loose.]
Dec'' 30th Anne Jones D. of Eobert Pemberton by liis Wife Elizabeth,
aged §
1777 Jan''y 22d Mary, a Negro Wou\an belonging to Thomas AVenliam Esc]'' of
adult age.
1 July 10th Betsy, D. of James Chapman by his AVil'e Anne, aged 3.
I August 21st Jaue D. of Joseph Browne by his AVife Jane, aged §
Dec'' 2Sth Erances Elisabeth Sanders D. of Kobcrt A'aughan by liis Wife
Mary aged 2 years 3 Mo. and 2 weeks,
eodem die Hannah Sanders, D. of ditto by ditto aged 2^ Days.
1778 2yth Patty D. of John Bcrtrand by "his AYife ^larlha aged §
j: th John Beunet, S. of AVilliain Bennet Frost by liis Wife
^ ■ rine, aged 3 ^lonths.
r May 17th Thomas S. of William Boper by liis AVife Anne aged §
' th Sarah Trances, D. of the JveV. William Jones by his AVife
Frances aged S months and 24 Days,
er of John Ber [torn oil'].
[Overleaf.] , ,, , i
arch 4 Charles Grandison, S. of Francis G alpine by a Alnlailo nanu-.l
Bettoe the property of Mr. Budgeon.
Harriet Byron, D. of the same by the same.
Kitty D. of William Johnson by the same.
Tommy S. of Francis Canham"by a Negro named Franky the
property of 'Sir. Tobin.
July 29th Eobert lliiglies, S. of Robert IVmberlon by his Wife Kli/abclii,
b. on the 2.5th December 17N2.
30th Ann, D. of Joseph Creese by his Wife Henrietta, free Mulat-
toes.
Sepf 2o iNIary D. of Thomas it Elizabeth [torn olT'.
ober,7 Ann Charlotte D. of Eobert & [torn off] A^^ughaIl, b. on the
Gtb January 1780.
• Robert written over John. t Mary Charlotte written over I'-Ii^axotl..
t The distin 'uishel I'residcat scorns to have h:i.l so muiy such cbiUIrea the larsou ^ot tirci
of wriliQg the iiatuo iu full. i Bhiuk m liotjister.
168
CARIBBEANA.
Amelia D. of the same by the same, b. on the 2Gth November
1781.
1^1 Catherine and Sarah T [torn off].
[Top of page gone.]
Decem'-2G Elizabeth D. of Jose])h [torn off].
James S. of Joseph IJro^vne HL'rl)ert.
1785 Sepf 2-3 Solomon Beunet S. of William Bennet and Catharine Frost.
Oof IG Maria D. of Eve Brodbelt free Mul [torn off].
23 Francis John S. of Franci.s & Margaret Galp [torn off].
Nov^ 6 Mary Ham D. of Francis Ham ct [torn off] Powell.
Dec'' 25 Margaret D. of William Sc Margaret Ferre [torn off].
James Choppin S. of James & Jennette Burke.
John S. of the same bv the same.
1786 April 25 Elizabeth D. of J'rancis and Margaret Galpine.
August 1-i Samuel S. of Joseph Herbert Pemberton and his AVife Margaret
b. 29lh Mav 17«-.
18 Elizabeth a Mulatto Child and D. of Sophia a Negro Woman
belonging to Edw. Brazier.
November 28 Frances 1). of Frances Walker.
1787 September 8 Walter S. of Joseph Browne Herbert.
Lydia a Negro Girl belonging to Joseph Browne Herbert.
Dec"" 8 Joseph Herbert S. of Joseph Her [torn off] Pemberton and his
Wife Margaret.
{To be continued.)
m. ^aatii's, 0ms:
The late Mrs. Arthur Shand wrote me 27 May 1909 : " I got Canon Shepherds
young daughter to go with me to the churchyard, and by scraping off moss, etc.,
managed to get at the inscriptions. Several of the fine old very large slate slabs
are broken up and lying in different parts of the churchyard, and some few grave-
stones have been used for building purposes. I have been inquiring about
private burial-grounds, but there appear to be none here."
There are eight tablets in this Church, of which the tirst four are on the walls
of the chancel and the remaining four elsewhere. There are also six floor-stones,
making, with ten stones in the churchyard, a total of twenty-four memorials.
1. This monument is erected by Joux Tobix Crosse, in memory of Mary
Ceosse, his late wife — she departed this transitory life on the 2G"' day of
December, in the year of our Lord ISOi & in the -14"' year of her age. (Si.x lines
omitted.)
2. Near this place nre deposited the remains of the Revd: Willia.ii Greex,
late rector of the parishes of St: Paul's Charlcstown & St: George's Gingerland,
who departed this life on the 2G''' April, ISII, in the 3S''' year of his age. (One
line omitted.)
He is not in FothersiU's " List of Emijrrant Ministers."
3. Near this sacred monument are deposited the remains of Wrt,Lr.\M Bowniy
■who died on the 19"' d;iy of Doceinbur L>)IG, aired 70 vcars. And of his affectionate
wife Jaxe Bltleu, who departed this life on the IL"' of April 1777, at the early
age of 30 years (several lines omitted). Likewise the remains of Joici: Butler
mother tothe above Jane, who died on the 22'"' April 179S, aged So years.
* Communicated, June 1909, by the late .Mrs. Arthur Sliruid of »vi-i. The notes by the
Editor. Tlie rough .sketches of tlieahielJ.s wore I huliuve oxccuteJ by iliss SUepberd. j
CARIBBEANA. 169
This monument is erected by William only sou of the above "William &
Jajte Bottkix (etc.).
1854, Jan. 1. At St. Kitt^ aged 2S, Grace-Wilhelmina, only dau. of the 1.
"Win. Bowrin, esq. of the Paradise Estate, Nevis, and granddau. of Koar-Adm.
Gourly, R.JN". (" G.M.," 329.) Adin. G. d. 29 Aug. a. S8. {Ibid., olo.)
4. Underneath lie the remains of Sarah Claxtox, wife of Bl'tler Cl.vxtox
deceased, wlio departed this life ]May 4''' 1813. (Erected by surviving daus.)
By Indenture dated 2G December 180G Butler Claxion of Nevis, Esq., eldest sou
and heir of Butler Claxton the elder, late of Nevis, Esq., deceased, and his re.-<iduary
legatee and sole ex'or, mortgapjod for a year lo Ed. Protlieroe, Pii. Protheroe, and
Robert Claxton of En^^land. Merchants, liis two plantations in St. John's jjarish
called Xortli Wales and Williams's. The release of 27 Dec. states that Butler
Claxton, deceased, and his son, trading as Claxton and Son. owed £-j151 to
Messrs. Protheroe and Claxton. (Deeds penes General Pemberton.)
This Kobert Claxton died 20 June 1S12, aged -58. M.I. iu the Gaunts Chapel,
Bristol.
Tho. Oliver of Bristol, Esq. Will dated 8 Sep. 1812. My granddau. Lucy,
\vife of Butler Claxton of Bristol, Esq., £7'')0. (She was only dau. of John
Proctor Anderdon by Anne Oliver, testator's dau.)
1791, Jan. 13. Robert Claxton and Rachel Claxton were witnesses to the
marriage at St. Au2;ustine's, Bristol, of Wm. Woodlev, Esq., of St. Kitts.
1794. Robert Claxton, Esq., of 9 Park-st. ('^ Bristol Directory.")
1812, June 20. Sat, d. at Almondsbury, Glocestershire, a. 59, Robert C. e.<q.
an alderman of Bristol. (" Dorch. and Sherborne Journal" and " G.M.")
181G, Oct. 20. At St. Christopher, Robert C. esq. barrister, to Prances Young,
eldest dau. of Wm. Stephens, esq. of the same island. ('• G.M.," 022.)
1833, Nov. 30. Gloucester. At Westbury-upon-Trym, Ann Brodie, \\ife of
Kobert C. esq. Collector of Customs in Tortola, and dau. of the 1. John Hanlcy,
esq. of Nevis. {Ihid., 1S31, 117.)
1830, Jan. 20. Wales. At Milford, a. 21, Anne-Smith, wife of J. Delap
Wilson, esq. and niece to the Hon. Robert C. of the i. of St. Chr. {Ibid., 211.)
1841, Jan. At AYestburv, near Bristol, a. 72, the widow of the 1. Robert C.
esq. of Bristol. (Ibid., 219.)
1811, Lately. Dec. At Bristol, a. 19, Robert C. esq. 1. Collector of h.M's
Customs at the I. of Antigua. (Hid., 004.)
1842, Feb. 21. At Clifton, a. 0, Clara Miles, dau. of Chr. C. esq. (Ibid., 4o0.)
1842, Mch. IS. At Nice, a. .50, Butler Thompson C. esq. eldest s. of the 1.
Rob. C. of Bristol. (Ibid., 333.)
1840, June 30. At Littlcham, the Rev. Tho. Partridge Nunn, M.A. eldest s.
of Hardy N. esq. of Nether Hall, Essex, to Julia-Emma, yst. dau. of the 1. Butler C.
(Ibid., 314.) ...
1849, March IS. In London, a. 55, the Hon. Uoh. C, H.M. Chief Justice of
the i. of 'st. Chr. (Ibid., 551.)
1851. May 1. At the residence of her brother, J. II. Anderdon, in U]iper
Grosveuor-st. Mrs. Lucy C. of Esmouth, widow of Butler Tho. C. (Ibid., 080.)
5. Within the railing of the Altar of this Church lie the remains of Anne tho
-wife of the Revd: D. G. Davis, Rector of this parish. She departed this life
after a few days' illness on the 10"' Nov: 1S20 aged 52 years. (A line omitted.)
I think this 52 should be 32. Her hu.-<band was only 32 iu 1820, and she
would hardlv be twenty years his .-senior. „ • , -, , ,, .
St. Peter's St. Kitts. 1S13, Dec. 10. ine Itev. Daniel Ixatewanl D.ivis und
Anne Claxton'in Figtree Church, Nevis, by Licence. (Parish Register.)
170
CARIBBEANA.
He was son of the Rev. AVilllam Davis, Rector of St. Peter's in St. Kitts
1807—19, and matriculatecl from Pembroke Coll., Oxou., 17 May 1S08, aj,'ed 20,
B.A. 1814, M.A. 1823, U.D. 1842 ; Bishop of the Leeward Islands 1842—57.
(Foster.)
At St. Mary Cayon, St. Kitts, is the baptism : " 1788, 1 and 5 Jan. Daniel
Gateward son of "William & Anne Davis," and by the date this should be the
Bishop, but there is on theothcr Imnd the burial: " 1788, Jan. 5. Daniel Gate-
ward eon of AV'illiam it Ann Davis."
In St. Paul's, Charlestown, is recorded the burial: " 1837, June 14. Thomas
Seaton Pemberton Davis. Charlestown. ab' 14 years."
6. Sacred to the memory of Joux Richaedsox E.scj. many years a resident of
this island who departed this life the &^ day of September 1816, aged 60 years.
And is interred near this place.
George Richardson of Xevis, vintner. A\''ill dated 30 December 13 AVilliara
and Mary. Wife Eliz., dan. Hester, sons John and Tlio. (153, Richmond.)
A John Richardson was President in 1724, and another of the same name
appointed 3 February 174S-9 to the Council.
1828, May 29. Col. J. F. Browne, Bri.stol, 28"' Reg., to Grace, relict of the
late Hon. Joiin Richardson, of the Island of Nevis. (" G.M.," 640.)
There was a family of this name owning a phuitation in 1679 in Antigua,
whence they spread to iS'evis.
7. Sacred to the memory of Diana Mills Powell, native of Charmouth,
Dorsetshire, who departed this life, on the 16''' of Sepf 1845, aged 31 years.
(A bible verse omitted.)
8. To the memory of Lieut: Joseph BAii,EX,R.N.,Many years master of the ship
" Earl of Liverpool " Trading to this island. He was lost in that vessel's Pinnace
in the Narrows, on the 8''' May 1842, aged 47 years. (Erected by a friend.)
1842, May 8. -Aged 48, Lieut. Joseph Baily. R.N. for many years Capt. of
the Earl of Liverpool, a vessel trading between Bristol and Nevis. He was ^
drowned whilst crossing the strait between Nevis and St. Kitts, by the upsetting
of his boat in a sudden squall. (" G.M.," 335.)
The next six arc floor-slabs of slate or marble.
9. Here lyeth the body of Mr: Autiicr Plomeu of the city of Ikistoll Mer-
chant who departed this life the 1.3^'' July 1702 aged 38 years. (Si.\ lines follow.)
10. The Revd: William Geeen died 26''' April 1811 in the 38"' year of his age.
11. Here lies the body of Joiix Hugoi.vs Ks()'" who died on the 6"' day of Dec:
1821* aged 5S years. He began a career of usefulness as a merchant in this town.
In private life he was a firm friend, an aifeclionate husband ct a sincere Christian.
In public life he gave universal satisfaction a.s Clerk of the .Vssembly & Deputy
treasurer of the island. Not many years before his death lie became ))roprictor
of the neighbouring hot springs, over which out of goodwill towards his fellow-
creatures & not foi' any advantage of his own he erected convenient baths it at
• This must be an error in copying. 1S24, Dec. 6. At Nevis, John Uu-ijius, Esq.
(" St. Chr. Almauac")
CARIBBEANA.
171
a short distance a larg;e & expensive stone editico for the accommodation of
invalids.* This stone was put up by his widow.
12. Here lies all that was mortal of Maky Jo>'ES, an infant daughter of
Mathias Jones, Merchant, and Sabau his wife, Born July IS"' 1753 i died y«
18''' of Pebry. following.
13. Here lyeth the body of Mr. Matthew Wall! w'ho departed this life the
third day of June Anno Dom: 1733 in the 41»' year of his age.
14. Captain Matthew Newton Obt: 14"' June 1724. ^tat. 45.
In the Chuechxaiid.
15. (Yault with stone slab.) Sacred to the memory of Maria Bexxet, of the
colony of Berbice, aged 21 yrs G mouths, & 12 day.s, she quitted this sublunary
life on the 4"' August, Anno Domini, ISlI, leaving a mother to bewail a most
dutiful, kind ».t affectionate daughter & a brother to deplore the loss. (Several
lines follow.)
16. (Vault with large slate slab aud coat of
arms.) Here lies with her still-born child what
was mortal of Mary daughter of Captain Peter
Melote (a native of New York, & M.vbtua his
wife) a native of this place & wife of Samuel New
late collector of the 4^ per cents & Treasurer of
Nevis. (Ten eulogistic lines omitted.) She was
born in Charlestowii the 12"' of October, 1715,
married to Mr: Samukl New (from Bristol) mer-
chant, March 27^'' 1733, & died in child-bed in the
prime of her years Febru.ary 20"" 174;}.
Of Samuel the 2'"' son of Samuel New & ^Iarv
his wife born the 15"' day of February 1737 & died
December 2b"' 1739.
Of Samuel, their 4"' son, born the 2'"' day of
Mi\rch 171^ & died the 17"' of January 174f.
And of IIexry New (near this stcme) Com-
mander of a merchant ship, born in the city of Bristol
the .... day of .... 17 . . & died September 2"''
1743 in the 34"' year of his age. (Several lines
follow.)
Arms. — . . . . A salt ire between four rustres. . . .
Crest. — A demi-Iion rampant couped.
1810, July 15. .Aged 74, the Bov. James New, M.A. vicar of St. Piiilip and
S. Jacob, Bristol, and rector of Complon Greentield, Uloucestershire. ('' (j.M.," !)3.)
♦ This builJin.?, known as the " 11 ith House," has been ropaircfl, and '\<^ now open for the
reception cf visitors. TU'^ water* from quite early limes were uoled for their ;,'re:il curative
properties. . ,, , i
t See " Anti:?u.i," iii., 25(5, as to Jasp.-r ani 'ioh'vM Wall of Nevw. Mathew wa-; not named
in the lattor's will of 171:), but ho inav have been a yo.in,'or broiber. Th?y u<ed tlie armn of
the I/incishire family, but ou the liblet'at Little Parulou, Esaer, tho boars' be ids Lave been
blazoned as wolves' heads.
l72
CARIBBEANA.
1828, Jane 5. At Clifton, co. Glouc. Francis Tho. New, esq. yst. 8. of Dr. N.
to Sarah Eliza, eldest dan. of Clia. Payne of Freeman House. ("G.M.," G40.)
1832, July 2S. At FyKeld, licrk;-, after a few hours illness of malignant
cholera, the Kev. Edward Parris Xow, Fellow of St. John's college Oxford, and
Perpetual Curate of Northinoor in that county. He was educated at Merchant-
taylor's school,* from which he was elected a Fellow of St. John's ; he graduated
M.A. 1S2.J, B.D. 1&31 ; and was presented to iSorthmoor by his college. {Ibid.,
281.)
1846, Feb. 21. At Bath, a. 74, Mr. Ed. Xew, yst. s. of the 1. Kev. Jas. X.
Vicar of St. Philip & Jacob, Bristol. (Ihid., 441.)
James Xew, son of Samuel X'ew of Xevis, gent., Oriel Coll., matric. 25 June
1752, aged 17; B.A. 175(); Vicar of St. Philip & St. Jacob, Bristol, 1772, aud
Hector of Compton Greeniield, co. Glouc. ; died 15 July ISIO.
Edward Parris Xew, son of James Xew of Bristol, gent., St. John's Coll.,
matric. 2G June 1S18, aged 14; Scholar and Fellow 1818—32, B.A. 1822, M.A.
1825, B.D. 1831 ; Dean of Arts 1827 ; Perp. Curate Xorthmoor, Oxon., 1820,
until his death 28 July 1832. (Foster.)
Jonathan Xew of Bristol, shipwright. Will
proved 1702. (181, Heme.)
1732. Tho. Xew of Bristol and Philadelphia.
(20, Bedford.)
Samuel Xew, late of Xevis, now of Bristol,
Merchant. AVill dated 15 Feliruary 17G3. Eldest
sou Eev. James Xew. Son John. .^Iy dau. ^lartha,
wife of Edward Parris. Dau. Eliz. Xephew Sam.
New. (145, Csesar.)
17. (Vault witli slate slab and coat of nrms.f)
.... the body of ... . Mkllotte .... this life ....
1718 .... conduct & success .... at sea ....
Here lieth the body of Thomas the .... Mr:
Joiix DowsK &. Mau . his wife, who dyed the
18"* of ... . 1724 aged two years, 8 months, Sc 13
days.
18. (White marble slab on large vault, with coat of
arms.) Here licth the body of Mr: Jonx Dowse
who de])artcd this life the 14"' da} of October 1733,
in the 40"' year of his age.
Arms. — Or, a chevron chcquij Argent and Azure
between three qrei/hounds couranl Sabie [UowsE of
Broughton, co." Hants. Burke's " Armory "].
Chest. — Apparently an antelope's head coiipcd.
10. (Large stone slab.)
the (i"> 1S12.
Jaxi; BitooKs died April
20. (Slate slab.) In memory of Captain Mo.sk3
]N[oi{UELL of Wales, in X''" America who died the 21"
August 1802. J'^tat. 2G. (Three lines omitted.)
* His n.aiuo i.s not in tlio Uc.<islcr of the Scholars of tint iScliool.
t The lottcriiio' of Ibis slab is very much worn aw.iy.— A. II. S.
, I
CARIBBEAN A.
173
21. (A large stone slab.) Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Satiah Broadeklt who
died in child-bed on the 15"' July 1S02. (FolloAved by a long but very indistinct
inscription. — A. II. S.)
The Brodbelts or Broadbelts of Xevis are all descended from Lawrence B.
of that Island, whose will was proved 9 April 1G60 (P.C.C, 13(5, May). They
resided in St. John's P;irisli, and it is hoped that their pedigree may appear later.
In St. Catherine's Cathedral, Jamaica (Koby, 31), is a tablet with arms to
Francis l^igby Brodbclt, M.D. (born 9 October 174G, -died 9 December 179 J),
but his parentage is not giA-en.
There is another tablet in the same church to Mrs. Anna Maria Eldred, wife
of Mr. Edward Eldred, surgeon. She died 21 December 17C1, aged 19, and was
dau. of Daniel Brodbelt, Esq., by Anna ^laria his wife. Slie may have been
sister to Dr. V. H. Brodbclt.
Lawrence Brodbelt of Nevis, at his death about 1727, left a son Daniel Brod-
belt, and the latter may be identical with Daniel Brodbclt of Jamaica.
22. (Large slate slab, much decayed, with
coat of arms.) j\Iaky wife of Joiix AVooD-
LEr, of Nevis, merchant, who departed ....
1722 .... Mart AVoodlet .... 1713 &
died Septem JoHX Woodlet born
June 1715 & died May y*^ 16"' 17G0. John
YixcETTs AVooDi.EY 'April y« 6'^ 1720 &
died Septem: y^^ 4"' year following.
Au^rs. — . . . . A lion rampant heiiveen
three an mile fs ....
AYilliam AVoodley of Nevis in 1G7S had
two children then liviiHj;. One of these was,
I believe, A\^illiam AVoodley of St. Kitts,
who was aged 32 in 1707 (which would give
his birth about 1G75), and the other was
probably the John AVoodley who was of
St. Paul's, Nevis. A pedigree of the
St. Kitts branch of the family appeared in
"Antigua," iii., 25G. The arms used were:
SalJc, a chevron between three owls Arijent.
Ceest. — An owl.
A AVilliam AA^nidley matriculated from Queen's Coll., Oxon., 21 April 173S,
aged 16, as son of John of Nevis, esq. (Foster). His father was Member of
Assembly 171S, 1724, and 1730-1. AVilliam appears to have married. 25 January
1749, Lucretia, dau. of Mrs. Anne Newth of llunsdon, co. Herts, widow, deceased.
(" G.M.") Lucretia was named 1743 in the will of her uncle Tobias AVall,
formerly of Nevis and St. Kitts, then of Southampton. She died in childbed
11 :May 1750, aged 28. (See A^ol. I., 1S2.) AVilliam was residing at liougham
Hall, near Biirv St. Edmunds, Suffolk, in 1756. He was afterwards named as of
Eccles, CO. Norfolk, in wills of 17G7, 1771, 17S1. and 1792, and his natural son
John was named in 1767. His cousin William, the M.P. and Governor, was also
residing in Norfidk, and some confusion between the two men has arisen on
account of their Christian names being the same.
174
CARIBBEANA.
23. Here lye interred the Eodies of | Axx and
Katiiehine Tuompsox | Daughtcr.s of Arcuiualu
Thoiipson Efq : I of this ITiand. | They died on the
24"" day of October | in the year 1771, Anx in her
18'^, and | K.vTnERiN'E in her 10"' year. | They were
seized almost in the same | liour by an unrelenting and
fatal fever | and the same day they both expired, |
And in the same Grave ] thev lye buried together. |
Lovely and pleafant were tliey in their lives | And
in death they were not Separated.
Arms. — Argent, a buck's head cabossed Gules,
attired Or, on a chief Azure, a cross crosslei JitcJit'e
ay the third between tico mullets of six points of the
first, pierced. Azure [Tiio:\[Pso>', Burke's " Armory'"],
Crest. — An arm in armour couped at the shoulder,
holding in the hand a spear.
24. Hie jacct Uxor optima, mater pie .* tissima,
Filia sororq}, obedientissima, Maria Boddie
Omnibus bcnevolens, omnibus dilectissima,
tricessima die, N'ovembris Anno M.D. CCLXIX
^Etatis sune vicesimo sexto Fatis Cessit
Conjugis Charissimse Memorial Sacrum
Maritus superstes Joiiaxnes Boddie
hocce posuit.
This coat of Boddie does not appear in Burke's
" Armory." The charges are doubtful.
^amatca*
LIST OF WILLS RELATING TO THIS ISLAND PROVED IX
P.C.C. FROM 1055 TO ISlO.f
THE
773 Geo. Stone
33 Stevens. |
„ Joseph Lee
G9
.,
,, John "Wallace
143
„ Joseph Garth
100
„ Wm. Hanson
105
,, Wm. Forbes
249
„ Henry Fuller
358
„ James Goldson
359
1773
1774
Jeremiah IMorgan
3GG Stevens
John Mackenzie
307 „
John Curtis
419 „
Wm. Lewis
191 Bargrave
Mary Parsons
197 „
Tho. Turner
200
Martha Willson
211
Prudence Moore
275
• liOtter partly oblitoratcd. (Note by Canon Sliopliord, who coi)ic'l this inscription.)
t Continued from p. 59. Omitted i'rom p. 57, " Jas. GoJJard " (Su, Trcnlcy) ; imJ p. 59,
"Tho. Fuller" (88, Uog^).
CAKIBBEANA.
175
1774
1775
177G
r77
1778
17
79
'80
Eob. Hodley
3CS Bargrave.
Jolin Gordon
39.J
„
Eich. Barrett
423
i>
John Gronlon
300 Alexander.
Julincs Herring
377
ji
Marv Marriott
384
j»
Patrick licily
43S
1)
IVa. Dolap
4Go
>i
Eoger Hope Ettetson
4G13
J)
Wm. Evans
12 Bellas.
Sir Geo. Era. Hamjison 1 7
Scudamorc Wine
le lot
Cha. Harvey
124
Sam. Sinitli
149
Daniel jM"=Lenan
23G
Jas. Pedder
327
1780
81
John Davies 354 „
.John S. Spencer 374 ,,
Eob. Donald 3S5 „
Edw. Clarke 41G „
Jas. Campbell 453 „
Jacob E. Brandon 4SS „
jMary Eoslor 164 Collier.
Wm. Lloyd 172 „
Eosc Enller
Alice Leslie
Jas. Ellctbon Bowcn 377
Marg' Jackson
Wm. Eblev
Geo. Clarke
Daniel Herring
"Wm. Dickson
John Morrison
Geo. AYade
Eliz. Kersey
Isaac Smith
Alex. Ord
Tho. Sherwood
Tho. Gegg
Sam. Lyddall Schaw
Florentius Vassall
Era. Baxter
Sam. Gordon
Cha. Long
Jas. Prosser
Alex. jMiller
Nath. Milward 1G3
Jannett Hibbcrt 248
John Goosinan 375
Eob. Sherlock 474
Leeson Blackwood
Isaac Coote
Henry Criiger
Aaron !Manby
Era. Enller
John Lawrence
211
223
3:
42j „
4G1 „
500
511 „
12 Hay.
27 „■
88 „
117 „
132 „
255 .,
264 „
283 „
337 „
379 „
431 „
4+7 „
498 „
22 Warburton.
G4
17
17
4 Collins.
G5 „
125 .,
202 „
312 „
3G5 „
82
83
17
84
Alex. Grant
394 Collins
John Healand
524
M
Benj. Lvon
575
JJ
Tho. Mead
85 AVebster
Eob. Holdon
143
Eich. Frith
193
John Morse
204
Sam. Henning
301
Alex. Stewart
3G5
Edw. Bullock
574
Edw. Chatiibcrs
5S2
Tho. Gordon
591
L' Geo. Harrison, E.X.
598
Sam. Havward
598
Wm. Mann
G03
Wm. Harwanl
27 Gostling.
Cha. Wetherell
105
John Pipe
24G
Jas. Peck man
373
Eob. Delap
404
Peter Eeed
512
Eich. Wek-Ii
525
AVm. M'=Donald
32 Cornwallis.
Wm. Freeman
72
Geo. W. Lawrence 83
Dan.M^Gikhri>
tiso
Sir Simon Clark
e, B'
220
Alex.M-^Lachlar
i241
John Ellis
293
John Dobson
348
Stephen Archbo
.d
441
Tho. Goleborn
458
Eob. Symos
536
Mich. Wade
542
Jas. Eerrall
561
Wm. Wynter
592
Jas. Cha. S. Douglas
609
Louis V. Euscr 613 „
AVm. Galloway 61G „
John Eleteher 76 Eoekingliam.
Sam. Delpratt 129
John Prince 223 „
John Dobson 254 „
Edmund Goldcgav
260
356
5G2
617
623
64(5
654
85
John Thomas
Wm. ^lurray
Jas. Spcnce
Jas. Ticrney
Alex. Gordon
Jas. Milles
Wm. Aiknian
Tho. Goldson
2 Ducarel
20 „
176
CAT^IBBEANA.
178;
1786
1787
,1788
1789
1790
Beeston Long
32 Ducarel. |
Tsrael Elkin
77
Dugald Malcolm
89
Jas. Kerr
139
John Fenton
307
John Cover dale
300
Benj. Unrchcster
4U1
John Bell
491
John Johnson
514
Wm. Eowe
572
Wm. Tidcombe
577
Bridget AVells
50 Norfolk.
Jas. Cnllum
71
,,
Eob. Gordon
88
Martin AVilliams
251
,,
John B. O'Hagan
397
11
Eich. Atkinson
4G0
)1
John Crow
4G9
7)
Eob. J. Dunn
472
5)
Jas. Piuard
487
))
John Heath
518
))
Patrick M'^Kinlay
57G
. Paul Wick
47
^^ajo^.
Hugh ]Maekay
82
^]
Eich. Greenland
268
)1
Joell Savell
385
Jl
Henry Parker
510
Sarah Lo])e3 Q'orres 519
,,
John Cruik shank
537
)7
Tho. Pouifrett
5G6
11
John Cope Freeman IG Calvert.
Malcolm Laing
27
John Jenkins
82
Peter Walsh
lOG
Eliz. Watts
109
Wm. Ledwich
198
Eliz. Eeed
267
Jas. Cotton
295
Jos. Hargreaves
442
John Jackson
491
Eob. Nisbett
501
John ]{obinson
507
Eoger Xott
611
Eob. Adams
2 Macham.
Dan. INIendes Cunl
a 14
n
John Collard
140
1»
Stanhope Browne
239
JJ
iNIoses Kirkland
377
IT
John Tondinson
40()
M
John Foster l^arham
420
1)
Sus'' Beck ford
448
1»
Jas. Inglis
463
Abr. Beraal
3 Bishop.
Wm. Deane Poyut
z 39
))
Jacob Delmar
09
n
Eliz. Gordon
75
?)
1790
91
1792
17
93
94
Goodin Elletson
129 Bishop
John Angwin
221
)1
Tho. Septimus Dalby
236
)'
Ann Crisp
500
)1
Tho. Martin
519
11
Tho. Fletchall
548
11
Pat. Kobertson
90 Bevor
John Kelly
184
Geo. Ogiivie
244
Edw. Bloraut
413
Edw. Davis
424
Jas. Fisher
460
Mary Nott
Abr. Cardazo
475
502
Sarah Parkinson
532
Ben. Browne
555
Tristram Eatcliff
592
Lady Eeb" Mendes
da Costa 69 Fountain
John Scott
301
Lucius Tucker
357
Eich. Eowe
398
David Chalmers
423
Harrj'F. Gardner
468
Eliz. Eauthmell
485
Peter Ewing
508
Tho. Adlam
593
John Kennioji
32 Dodwell
Sarah Bowon
70
Isaac M. Pereira
105
John Brown
188
Isaac E. Nunes
217
Adam C. Hoffman 2G0
John Dick
311
AYm. Peat
431
Tho. Storer
436
Wm. Samuells
480
Eliz. Winter
535
Jolin Bowdige Webb
536
Jas. Cotter
545
Jas. Brown
5S2
John Cramond
5S3
Wm. Hay ward
598
John Spooner
620
Tho. Gairdner
21 Holman
John Yanheelen
52
Eob. Cooper Lee
211
John Morant
216
Clia. Eobiiison
222
Charity Harry
370
Cha. Irvine
376
Jas. Eidge
523
Hugh Poison
576
John Proudfoot
577
Geo. Cuming
604
CARIBBEANA.
177
1794
Eliz. Mary Mora
nt G24 IIol
man.
1795
Tho. Stokes Salmon
116 Newcastle. !
Rich. A^issall
218
Peter Clarke
243
Jolin Brasier
304
Pen. Lady Rivers
340
i
Arch. Edj^ar
379
1
1
Rich. Gordon
3S4
Wm. Salmon
477
AVm. Smith
520
Rob. Wood
526
Esther M. Monsanto
600
Jos. B. Phipps
605
"VVm. Bramwell
622 „
Geo. Gairden
636
Anne Phillips
651
Geo. Davis
6S0
1796
Era. Dennis
12 H.
irris.
Cha. Schau
43
ji
Tho. Skelton
95
11
Mordecai R. Lopes 134
Rob. Richards
378
)i
Tho. Newland
421
ji
Rich. Beckford
446
5)
Alex. Williams
4S2
I
Wastel Briscoe
593
1?
Tho. Iredell
618
>>
1797
J as. Innes
30 Exeter. |
Jos. Peatt
41
1
Rich. Price
109
>7
Ebenezer Dougl
is 145
J1
John Price
266
M
Jas. Gale Senior
273
>>
Wm. Eowle
314
11
Rich. Watt
382
1?
Vickri.s Dickinson 412
))
Tho. Eowle
417
)•
Wm. Leigh Srmes 449
1)
Rob. Gray Hay
502
1)
Era. Roper
520
n
Edw. Sainthill
526
,,
Sus*^ Young
537
)»
Era. R. Brodbelt 542
^,
Peter Jameson
555
n
Jacob Kellerman 557
1?
1797
1798
1799
John Barnes
627 Exeter.
Cha. Pat. Browne
630
11
Cha. Bernard
676
11
Geo. Robinson Hamilton
698
»>
David White
774
11
Aaron jNIoffatt
47 W
alpole.
John Vast^all
67
n
Wisdom Barrett
SO
ri
Jas. Aird
151
»)
Sir John Dalling,
Bt.
169
It
Margery Lawrence 194
n
Jer. Pattinson
204
11
Abigail Pereira
207
>)
Tho. Gray 260
Jas. Modyford Heywood
262
?i
11
Alex. Sympson
367
11
Reb* Henriques de
Mesquita
John Mattlicws
394
422
1"
1)
Wm. Walker
449
1)
John Willan
454
11
John Gray
478
11
John Blackburn
526
11
Maria Beckford
527
Ann Jane Hall
543
11
Jasper Hall
598
n
Jos. Orr
612
)>
Andrew Eenn
651
11
Lancelotte Gubbins
Rob. Richards
John Ashley
Nath. Bayly
Penyston Powney
Sam. Rainford
Wm. Beckford
Jas. Wedderburn
Wm. Thompson
Rob. Watson
Anth. Morris Storer
Edw. Barrett
Tho. Gillespie
Wm. Lvon
Tho. PJrter
653
077
3 Howe.
.14 „
58 „
08 „
96 „
155 „
318 „
405 „
539 „
572 „
588 „
067 „
675
{To be continued .)
VOL. II.
V
178 CARIBBEANA.
j^oticts of JSirtljs, il-lavnnsrs, anti Qtatljc,
from xljt '' ^t. C|)ii5topI)rr (gauttc antJ
Caribbean Counn/'antJ tljt **§t CJjvts=
topI)cr 9ti\)nti5tr anti &2atdU}> 3:ntcUi^
genttr/* 33a5sttcrrc*
The enclosed Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deatlis are taken frum the
two St. Christopher newspapers at the British Museum. "Where each paper has
the same notice 1 have i^nven only one.
From tlie '' Gazette '" are the names of tlie Members of the House of Assemblv
and a list of the Jurors and Constables. A comparison of the other lists of
Jurors and Constables \vith that I enclose might bring to light a few more names
of residents.
121 Hither Green Lane, Lewisham. Hexey W. Book (Lt.-Col.).
10 February 1910.
1839.
March 29 (Birth) At HiKh AVycombe (England), the Lady of J. Eamsey, Esq.,
of a son. (Marriage) On Saturday hist, at the Church of tliis I'arisli, by the
Eev. Thomas Davies, B.D. (?), Joseph K. Barnes, Esq., to Mary Henrietta
Sarah, youngest daughter of the late AVilliam D. Sharry, Esq., and niece of
the Venerable Archdeacon Davis of Antigua.
Aug. 16 (Marriage) On Saturday last, at the Church of this Parish, by the Kural
Dean, Mr. George AV'ard to Miss ■Nlary D. Burke. (Death) This day,
Mrs. Ann "Westcott, Spinster, aged S9 vears.
Aug. 23 (Deaths) At Nevis, on" Friday hast, the Eev. J. Bell, Wcsleyan
Missionary. Also oi\ Tuesday, Mr. \V. T. (?) Cluxtons.
Aug. 30 (Death) At Old Eoad, on Tuesday last, ^NFrs. Ann Benson, aged S3 years.
Sept. 6 (Death) On the 24th June, at Guernsey, in the 54th year of his age, David
Ellicott, Esquire, De])uty Conunissary in Ireland .... He married in this
Island a daughter of the late John Tyson, Esquire, and liad a numerous
offspring.
Sept. 13 (Deaths) At Nevis, on Sunday last, of fever, Eobert Ferrier, Est].,
and on Tuesday. Octavius Furlonu;e, Esq., both of the late firm of Ferrier,
Stanley & Co. Yesterday, in this Town, Mr. James Patterson, aged 24 years.
Oct. 4 (Deaths) At Nevis, on the 23rd ultimo, of fever, Mr. Eobert S. Camp-
bell, aged 20 years. In this Town, on Sunday last, Mr. AViiliain Maillard.
And on Mondav, William, an infant son of Mr. AVilliam K. C. Hellyer.
Oct. 25 (Death) On A\''ednesday, ^Ir. Giles Eogcrs, aged 44 years.
Nov. 1 (Birth) On the 10th September, at 52 Woburn Place, Eussell Square,
the Lady of Benjamin B. Greene, Esq., of a son.
Dec. 27 (Death) On Sunday last, Mrs. Harriate Eichards, aged 5G years, Lady
of John Eichards, Esq
1840.
Jan. 3 (Deaths) On Friday night, at Conyer's Estate, Mrs. Mary Tudor, aged
GO years. Eelict of the late Samuel Tudor, Esq On Satinday morning,
at Eawlins ]^[ornes i:state, Mr. AVilliam Eawlins, a son of Stedman Eawlins,
Esq., sen. On the 2fe;th ultimo, at Mr. Bankhead's residence, Mr. Evan
B. H. McEae, aged 17 vears. This morning, Mary Ann, Infant daughtir of
G. J. Evelyn, Esq. This afternoon, Mr. .John James Tyson, second sou of the
Hon: Thomas Tyson, Esq. At Porto Eico, on the 23rd ultimo, .Mr. James
■^Vatson of this Island, aged 45 years ....
CARIBBEANA. . 179
Jan. 17 (Deaths) At Xevis, on Friday last, Mr. Edward C. Howe, in the 22nd
year of liis ago, sou of tlie late Edward L. Howe, Esq., of that island ....
At Cayon, on Monday hxt^t, Mr. llobert vStevenson, aged 44 years. On
Tuesday last, Mr. Augustus IN'. Amory, aged 29 years. On AVedne.sday, Miss
Harriate Phipps, aged 63 years. Last night, Mr. Jolm Allercott, aged 40
years. This day, at the advanced age of 72 years, Mrs. Mary Grimes, Eelict
of the late Peter Grimes, Esq
Jan. 24 (Deaths) At 2s'evis, on the lOtli instant, after a lingering and painful
illness, Mrs. Jane Wolfe, lady of E. T. AVolfe, Esq., aged 51 years ....
On Tuesday, at Sandy Point, Miss Caroline Semper, daughter of H. li. Sem-
per, Esq.
Feb. 7 (Marriage) On Wednesday last, at the Church of this Parish, by the
Eevd. the Eural Dean, Mr. AVilliam Cooper to Miss Mary Francis.
Feb. 28 (Deaths) On Wednesday last, Anna Maria, only daughter of tlio lion:
George Estridge, Esq., aged 5 years and 7 months. This day, Mr. Edward
Calfe, aged IS years.
Mar. G (Marriage) On Saturday last, at the Church of this Parish, by the
Eevereud the Eural Dean, Charles Eeeve, Esq., to Miss Frances Jack.
(Deaths) Yesterday, Miss Jane Stephens Sharry, daughter of the late John
Sharry, Esq., aged 30 years. Same day, at the Bolton Estate, Joseph Salter,
Esq., aged 4-5 years. This day. at the Canada Estate, George Perry, Ei^q.,
aged 46 years. At Old Eoad, on Saturday last, Mrs. Mary Ann Little, relict
of the late George Little, Esq., aged 4(5 years.
]\Lar. 13 (Death) On Friday last. Miss Jane Hart, aged 45 years.
I July 3 (Married) At the Church of this Parish, on Tuesday last, by the Eev.
I John Julius Kerie, A.A[., Farro Henry Witham, Esq., of Her Majesty's
I Customs, to Mary, eldest daughter of John A. Howe, Esq. (Deaths) It is
I with no ordinary feelings of regret that we perform the duty of announcing
t the demise of the Eevereud Thomas Davies, Eector of this parish and Eural
I Dean .... which .... took place early on the morning of Tue.sday last ....
b. ■ at the age of 33 years .... ap])ointed Eector in January 183S .... At the
I O'Gee Estate this morning, Mrs. Abinia It^abella Gordon, aged 23 years,
^ relict of the late AVilliam Gordon, Esq., Stipendary Magistrate of Tortola,
i whose death in this town on the ISth ultimo we recently announced. At
p Nevis, on ^Monday, Air. Charles Arthurtou, aged 27 years. At Xevis, on
' Tuesday the 30th June, after a long and painful illness of 14 mouths ....
I Mrs. AVm. Maynard, aged 48 years ....
July 3, 1840. A meeting of the Legislature took place on AVednesday last.
House of Assehblt.
Present.
His Honor the Speaker George H. Burt, sen.
Archibald PauU Burt Hugh E. Semper
John A. Howe Chr. Mardenbrough
John James Amory Christ. Pickering
Aston Davoreii AVm. W. Eawlins, Jr.
James S. Berridge E. G. Davoren, AI.D.
Francis M. Taylor Horatio Adlam
Andrew L. French AVilliam M. Abbott
Chas. O'llara Neato
Absent.
Henry lies AVoodcock George H. Burt, Jr.
John Parr Stedmau Eawlins, Jr.
J»ames T. Caincs, Jr.
180
CARIBBEANA.
SAINT CHEISTOPHEE.
Pkotost Maeshal's OrncE, July 3, 18-10.
Public Notice is liereby given That a Court of Queen's Bench and Common
Pleas will be held at the Court House in the Town of J?a.sseterre on Tuesday the
litli iiist., when the attendance of tlie Grand Jury, the following Jurors and
Constables will be required ....
By Order of the Court
Nathaniel Hajtt
Provost Marshal General.
F. W. Mallalieu, F.
Anthony Beard
Joseph K. Barnes
Thomas Pell
John AV. Gould
Peter Jovcs
Charles Pearl
Names of the Grand Jury.
Anthony Tapshire
Burton G. Kobinson
George AVatson
Andrew Banldiead
Abraham "Warner
I. J. Haynes
Ricliard Cardin
.lames AVarner
Jos. L. Foster
.1. W. Penchoen
Hugh Fleck
"\Vm. Sendall
John Arm a trading
Geo. T. Amory
\Ym. Abbott
Edward Azidar
Wm. Buriics
Jas. Barnes
John Berkeley
Geo. Browidiill
M. G. Berkeley
Thos. Barrett
Thomas P. Berridge
Thomas ]?eard
Mark P. Barnes.
George Beard
AVilliam Brownhill
E. Blake
Eobert Barnes
Wm. Brodley
H. C. Clifton
Thomas Cook
Andrev*' Cannonier
Henry Casbolt
Edward Claxton
John R. P. Caines
William Cardin
Thomas S. Caines
John Davy
Joseph Dickenson
Names of Jurors.
Daniel Dangerfield
John M. Donavall
Anthony Duport
G-eorge Eraser
Michael Fleming
AVilliam Gowan
John H. Garnett
James Gould
AVm. Goodwin
AVilliam Henry
E. Hazell
H. Henderson
John Jonas
Edward Julius
Joseph Kerie
Nicholas Lynch
Jolin Levingston
Thomas Myles
James M'lntyre
John Margetson
E. Mussenden
Jonh* JM'Sheen
E. B. Norford
Stedman E. Peets
AVm. Peets
Davis Percival
AV. H. Pearce
Lewis Pedder
Robert Pedder
John Pickering
James Philip
James Quelch
Edward Rivers
Chas. Reave
Thomas Rivers
Edward S. Rawlins
John Ramsey
John Slack
Henry Sorch
Thos. H. Sendall
Thos. A. Stratford
Charles Swanston
AVm. Swanston
Clement C. Sorch
Jereniiah Soars
lleiu'v Thomson
AVra."S. Tittley
Thomas Tyson, jun.
Wanton Thurston
George Tatem
John Warner
George Ward
John Wilson
Charles Wharton
H. H. AVilson
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§ic.
CAklBBEANA.
181
John Porrester
James H. Seatou
Robert Stewart
Wm. Cooper
James Hazell
James Brownhill
Names of Constables.
John Adams
John M. Deeble
John J. Ciit'ton
John Sampsou
A. U'Lou":hliu
Wm. Goater
Alexander Wood
Richard Langley
G. E. Bryan
Groster Joues
Other lists of Jurors and Constables occur for March 29, Aug. 9, IG, 23,
Oct. 4, 1S39; Feb. 23 and March G, IS40. Also Quarter Sessions, Waywardens
and Constables for Jan. 24, 1S40.
THE "ST. CHRISTOPHER ADVERTISER AXD WEEKLY INTELLI-
GENCER," BASSETERRE.
1839.
June 18 (Birth) At Bath House, Nevis, on the 23rd ultimo, the Lady of
Charles K . . . . e, Esquire, of a daughter. (Death) At St. Thomas, on the
21st ultimo, Edward Evans, Esq., of this Island, aged 41 years ....
July IG (Birth) On Sunday morning the 14th instant, at Brimstone Hill, the
Lady of Capt. Luxmore, Royal Engineers, of a son. (Marriage) On the
IGth May last, at -St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Kev. Dr. Porter, Lieut.
J. B. M. L. Moore, 69th Regiment (late Fort Adjutant on the Garrison of
Brimstone Hill), to Mary Jeaunette, only daughter of Staff Surgeon Munro,
sometime Principal Medical Olficer in the same Garrison. (Deaths) At
Sandy Point, on Saturday, June 29, Richard Xaylor, Infant son of the Rovd.
W. R. Rogers, W^esleyan Missionary. On Thursday last, Mrs. Anna L.
Amory, aged 30 years.
Aug. 6 (Birth) At Dieppe Bay, on the 26th ultimo, the Lady of the Rev. W.
Riggleswortli, Weslevan Missionary, of a daughter.
Aug. 13 (Births) At Old Road, this evening, the Lady of the Revd. W. T.
Waymouth, Wesleyau Missionary, of a dausjliter. At Carrick Brae, Sandy
Point, on the 3rd instant, the Lady of Mr. Stipendary Justice Olpherts, of
a son. (Deaths) At ^lontserrat. The Honorable Richard H. Dyetr, >[.D.,
Speaker of the House of Assembly of that Island .... On Sunday morning
the 28th ultimo, Mr. Henry Redman Trew, at the early age of 18, and after
an illness of only foui- days. This promising young gentleman was the
eldest son of Henry Trew, Esqr., Collector of Her Majesty's Customs at
St. Kitts ....
Oct. 1 (Deaths) On Friday last, Frances, late wife of Roger AVoodburne,
Esquire, aged 58 years .... On the same day, at Cayon, Hugh R. Ross,
Esquire.
Oct. 22 (Deaths) x^Lt Barbados, on the 2Gth ultimo, John Clinton, Esq.. aged
62. Mr. Clinton served for many years in tlio Ordnance Department in this
Island. Yesterday, in this Town, Isaac Deeming, Esq., aged U(i vcars.
This gentleman was for many years Deputy Provost Marshal in this Colony
.... Last night, in this Town, Thomas Risdon, infant son of J(dui A. Howe,
Esquire. At Old Road, on the 12th inst., Mr. W. (r. Caniiavan, aged 41
years. On Wednesday last, in this Town, Jo.seph James, an infant son of
Mr. James Adams. At Sandy Point, on Thursday last, xMr. John Rawlins,
a son of Stedman Rawlins, seiii-., Esq. At Sandy Point, on Wednesday the
16th inst.; Mrs. Elizabeth Nuttall, in the 63rd year of her age.
182 CARIBBEANA.
Nov. 5 (Deaths) Ou Tuesday last, in the 13rd year of his age, Samuel Cahlc,
Esquire .... On Thursday last, after a short illness of 2 days, Miss Eliza-
beth England, eldest daughter of the late Mr. England.
1840.
Jan. 14 (Marriages) At the Church of this Parish, on Thursday, by the Eev.
Samuel Paynter Misson, Mr. John Joseph AVarner to Mrs. Sarah Smith.
And on Saturday, by the Eev. Samuel Paynter Misson, Mr. Charles Wood-
cock Skilling and Miss Mary "Woodley. (Deaths) On Sunday the 5th instant,
Mr. William Terry Kelly, senior, aged (iU years. At Dieppe Bay, on ]\[onday
the 6th, Mr. Jame.s Watson, only son of the late James Watson, Esq. On
Friday last, at the residence of (J-ray, Nimmo & Co., Mr. Ale.xander K;inkin,
aged 17 years. At Nevis, on Tuesday last, the Kev. W. H. liawlins, aged 55
years, leaving eight children to lament their irreparable loss. At St. Thomas,
ou the 30th ultimo, Kobert T. Thornton, Esq., late of the Island of Barbados,
aged 54 years.
jHonumciUal inscriptions in Cn^lantr
relatincj to Mit^t fintiians,*
BRISTOL CATHEDEAL.
"E.B.J." stands for "Parley's Bristol Journal," and "B.C." for "Bath
Chronicle."
Lady Chapel, on the floor : —
ELIZABETH
Eelict
of JOHN HAI\IPDEXt El■q^
of the Ifland of Barbados
Ob'. 8'K xMay 1819.
1819, May 13. Elizabeth Hampden. Parish of Clifton. 60 y". (Cathedral
Burial liegister.)
John Hampden, son of John Hampden of Christchurch, Isle of . . . ., W.I.,
arm., matric. from Queen's Coll., Oxford, 19 Nov, 1805, aged '.'0 ; B..\. 1809.
John Hampden, son of Eenn Hampden of Barbados, arm., matric. from
Univ. Coll., Oxford, 29 Nor. 1816, aged IS.
Kenn Dickson Hampden, sou of Kenn Hampden of Barbados, arm., matric.
from Oriel Coll., Oxford, 9 May 1810, aged 17, B.A. 1814, Pellow 1814-18, :M.A.
1816; St. Mary Hall, B. and D.D. 1833, Bumpton Lecturer 1832, Principal 1833—
48; a Canon of Christ Cluirch L836 — 48; Eegius Professor of Divinity 1836 — 18 ;
Bishop of Hereford 1848 until his death 23 A|)ril 1868. (Poster. See also the
" D.N.B.") He married Mary Lovell his cousin.
The Bishop's mother was b" ranees Kavcn. (" Genealoi^ist." xv., 128.)
His biography was published by his dau. See several entries in the " Barbados
Mercury."
The 'Hampden family, descendants of the Buckinghamshire patriot, llcil to
the W.I. at the Kestor.i'tion. (Dr. Bindley's article in the \V. India Commiitoe
Circular for 15 March 1910, p. 124.) This'has not, I think, been proved.
• Continued from p. 1-13.
t A list of wills and entries from pirish re^'istcrs rcliUiii:,' tu tho-ie II imp Ions his recently
been receive I from Jlr. N. D.iruoU Davis, rtiiicli wilt appear iu a later I'art. [Ed.]
CARIBBEANA. 183
North wall of north cloister : —
Near this Monument
Are depofited the Remains of
WILLIAM BOTTiy BATTYX Efq\ aged 25 Years,
(Fourteen lines here.)
. He died October 23^^. 1798.
1798, Oct. 31. William Dottin Battjn. (Cathedral Burial Register.)
1798, Sat., Nov. 10 Battvn, Esq. of the i. of Barbadoes, in the 25th
year of his age, & on Wed. morning his remains were interred in tiie Cathedral
with great funeral pomp. (" F.B.J.")
The following was noted in 18G7 by the Rev. J. "Woodward as being on the
west wall of transept, but it no longer exists : —
"Mrs. ANN BATTTN (relict of AVILLIAM DOTTIN BATTTN), of
Barbadoes, died 1799.
Abms. — Azure, a saltire between four Jleurs de lis or . . . .; impaling, Qiuirterlt/,
1 and 4, Azure, two lions passant in pale or .... ; 2 and 3, Azure, two bends or.
(The tinctures are doubtful. Burke, '" Greneral Armory," gives for Dottin of
Barbadoes, Paan, two lions passant in pale per pale or and argent.)''
1799, March 19. Ann Battyn. (Cathedral Burial Register.)
In St. Geoi'ge's, Barbados, is an inscription to —
Dr. John Battyn . . . . ob. Jan. 7, 1G'.J2 .... also "William Battyn, Esq., his
grandson .... and Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. John Battyn, and wife of Edward
Perce, Esq. (Archer, 371.)
Wm. Dottin Battyn, son of Wm. Reece Battyn of I. of B.,esq., Queen's Coll.,
matric. 30 March 17-18, aged 17. (Foster.)
1751. William Dottin Battyn, esq., of Walfield, Berks, to Harriet Palmer,
of Dorney, Bucks. (Somerset House Chapel Register.) She was dau. of Sir
Chas. Palmer, 5th Bart.
1799, Sat., ^larch 23. Tuesday sc'nnight died at her house in Berkeley
Square, Mrs. Baten, of the island of Barbadoes. ("F.B.J.")
William Batten of the I.^land of Barbadoes Esc]. being sick and weakc. Will
dated 10 Dec, 3 Q. Anne, 1701. To my d;ius. Elizabeth, Martha, Ann and ^lary
Batten £1000 "st. apiece at marriage or 21. To my wife Eliz. all my plautaliun
negros, cattle, etc., until my son W'" Reos B. be 21 then \ to hi n and 3 to her for
herlifeandather death to iiim. All residue to him and to be Ex'or at 21. My wife
to be Ex'tris until then and Guardian. My brother in law Bartholomew Rees
and friend Ed. Jordan the Y' of this I. Esq"^^ overseers and Exors if my wife
marry.
Witnessed by Ja. Waldie, John Anderson, John Elford.
Proved 2 May 1705 by Eliz. Battyn the relict. (" P.C.C," SI, Gee.)
John French of Percy Street, Esq. Will dated 7 March 1777. My sou-iu-law
W'" Dottin Battyn of Barbadoes, Esci-, is very largely indebted to me.
William Dottin Battyn, late of Barbados, now residing in Bristol. Will dated
23 Oct. 179S. To my Mother Ann Battyn all my estate chari];ed with the
following bequests. My friend Miss Eli/,. Jeffers £5()i) c. ^My aunt M" Kitturah
Midford°£1000. My relation Jonathau lileiiman, Esq., £1000. The Rev. IJoury
Evans Husbands (Rector of S' John's, Harba does), £300 and £300 to his son
Henry Evans H. my godson. M'^ Jane M'^^Cjnny £100. Rich'' Squiros £300.
184 CARIBBEANA.
My mulatto .las. Garner I manumit and give him 2 acres and £20 c. yearly. At
my Mother's death my estate to de.scend to my uncle Edward Jordan for his life,
then to my aunt Susannah Christian Cohham. widow, for her life, then to my
friend John Cobham. My Mother, uncle Ed. Jordan and Aunt Susannah C.
Cobham and John Cobham Exors. Proved 81 Jan. 1799 by John Cobham, Esq.,
power reserved to the others. (" P.C.C.," 1-1, Howe.)
Ann Battyn, widow, late of the I. of Barbadoes, now at Bristol. Will dated
3 March 1799. My sister in law Mrs. Keturali ^lidford £1U00 c. Cousin
Jonathan Blenmau, E.«q., £1000. Kinsman John Cobham, Esq., £1000. Friend
Miss Eliz. Jeffers £100. Cousin Alice Malet 25 guinea.s. My brotlier Edward
Jordan I forgive what he owes me under the will of my Mother .Vnn Jordan. All
residue to my sister .Sus:inna Christian Cobham. ]My brother Ed. Jordan, John
Cobham and my sister Susanna C. Cobham, widow, Exors. Proved 1 April 1799
by John Cobham, power reserved to_the others.
North Avail of north cloister : —
In grateful regard to her many excellencies
This Monument is conl'ecratcd
By iJZr LEACH, of the Il'land of Barbados
to the memory of his wife LTJCRETIA ;
WHO
(Eleven lines — After a married life of 23 years died)
On the firl't day of Feb>- 1799,
In the thirty nintli year of her age;.
(Six lines follow.)
1799, Feb. 7. Lucretia Leech. (Cathedral Burial Eegister.)
1799, Sat., Feb. 9. Yesterday se'nnight died at her lodgings in Queen-Square,
Mrs. Lucretia Leech, wife of Ely Leech, Esq., of the island of Barbadoes, after a
long and painful illness, which she bore with uncommon foi-titude. Her loss will
be severely felt by her husband and friends, as she was a most prudent and
affectionate w:ife, a tender mother, and a valuable acquaintance. (" F.B.J.")
North wall of north cloister : —
IN A A^VULT NEAR THIS PLACE
AKE DEPOSITED THE JIORTAL REMAINS OF JIAUY, THE BELOVXD
AND DEEPLY LAMENTED AVIFE OF JOHN AVHITELOCKE ESQVIltE
AND DAUGHTEK OF THE LATE WILLIAM LEWIS ESQUIRE
OF CORNWALL AND HORDLET IN THE ISL.VNU OF JAMAICA
SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOVEMBER XIX, MDCCCXXXII
AGED LXXIII YEARS
(Five lines here.)
IN THE SAME TOMB LIE THE REMAINS OF THE SAID JOHN WHITELOCKE
WHO HAVING FOE A SHORT INTERVAL SURVIVED A HAPPY UNION OF FIFTY YEARS
(Three lines — Died)
OCT. XXIII, MDCCCXXXIII AGED LXXVI.
1832, Nov. 26. Marv- AVhitelock. Parish of Clifton. 73 "^'^'^
1833, Oct. 30. John Whitelock. Clifton. Aged 7G. (Cathedral Krgistcr.)
1833, Buclcs, Oct. 23. At Hall Barn Park, the seat of Sir Gore Ouscley,
aged 7(J, John Whiteh)cke, esq. (" G.M.," 175.)
AV"^' Lewis, by his wife Jane, dau. of Dr. ^ratthew Gregory, had one son
Matthew and four daus., two of whom married, 8 April 1783, at S' Catherine's,
fcARIBBEANA. 185
viz., Elizabeth Catherine to Gen' Robert Browurigg, captor of Kandy ; and Mary
to Gen' John Whitelocke, vant^uished at Buenos Ayres. (See more in
Archer, 338.)
North wall of north cloisters : —
In a Vault near this
lie interred the Keinains of
HANNAH SPENCER SIIIKLEY,
Daugiiter of tiiom.\s rock, of this City,
by itAXNAU, his Wife, the Daughter of
JOHN SPE>'C'ER, of the iriaud of .iamaica, Elq''<'.
She departed this Life,
on the 15"' of March, 1808, •
aged 48 Tears.
(Five lines omitted. Erected by her daughters.)
1808, March 23. Hannah Spencer Shirley. (Cathedral Burial Register.)
1808, March 15. At Clifton, aged 49, Mrs. Shirley, 'widow of Edward S. esq.
of Spring-garden and Pcterstield, Jamaica. (" G.M.," 367.)
1773, July 31. Henry Shirley, Esq., of New Burlington-street, to Miss Rock,
daughter of the late John Spencer, Esq., of Jamaica. ("Town and Country
Mag.," 447.)
1797, Sat., Dec. 9. Monday last died at her lodgings in Bath, Mrs. Shirley,
wife of the Hon. Henry Shirley, one of the Members of the Colonial Council in J.
(" E.B.J.")
1824, Thursday, Aug. 19. Saturday was married Henry Shirley, esq., of
Hyde-hall and Etingdon, Jamaica, to Frances eldest daughter of Colonel Houltou,
of Farleigh-castle, in this county. (" B.C.")
North wall of north cloister. The usual common type of sculpture — a female
standing over an urn.
Sacred to the Memory of
JUDITH ALLETxXE
Daughter of REYNOLD ALLEYNE
of Mount AUeijne
in the Ifland of BABBADOES Efq'
who departed this Lite July 11"', 1763
Aged 36 Years.
1763, July 14. Judith Alleyne was buried and a Funeral Sermon preached by
the Precentor. (Cathedral Burial Kegisler.)
See ante, 1., 29, for M.I. to Jas. Holder Alleyne, and p. 77 for that to Hannah,
wife of Tho. Alleyne, both in Bath Abbey. Others were buried in Clifton
churchyard.
When the Rev. J. Woodward wrote in 1S67 this tablet was on the west wall
of transept, and he gave these arms (now 1909 missing) :—
" (This coat is indistinct, but is probably :) Qiuirtcrli/, 1 and 4, Per chevron
gules and ermine in chief two lions heads erased or; 2 and 3, Argent, a lion
rampant sable (r)."
Reynold Alleyne of Blount Alleyne in Barbados, iL for S' Jame.«'s. by a dan.
and coh. of Laurence Price, left two dans, and coh.: 1. Elizabeth, wife of John
Newton of Newtons in B. ami of Abbots Bromley, co. Staffi>rd (who died s.p. and
left Mount Alleyne to Sir John Gay Alleyne, B'), and 2. Judith above-named.
(" Betham's Baronetage," iii., 366.)
186 CARIBBEANA.
East wall of east cloister. A female standing over an urn, resembling the
Alleyne monument.
Sacred to the memory of
M^s ELIZ": GOULD 'WRITE
a Native of 2s''ew Jersey, >"Ortu amehica,
who departed this life
June 4"' 1793.
aged 38 years, 5 months, <&; 11 days.
(Three lines.)
Alio Sacred to the memory of DAVID WRITE, Eff Ilufband of
the laid ELIZABETR \ a Native of Ay rf hire in Scotland, many
years a relidcut in the Illaud of Jamaica but late of this City
Who departed this life on the 27"' day of November
Anno Domini 1797 in the 07"' year of his Age :
leaving behind him to lament his loss Nine Children
(Four lines.)
1793, June 7. M" Elizabeth Gould White buried, etc.
1797, Dec. 1. David White. (Cathedral Burial Eegister.)
1797, Sat., Dec. 2. On Monday died at his house in College-green, David
White, Esq., many years a resident in the island of Jamaica, where he possessed
very considerable property. (" F.B.J.")
North choir aisle, east wall, to the right of the Codrington monument. Above
is a female standing mourning over an urn.
Sacred to the Memory of JOHN CAMPBELL Esquire,
of Gibralter Estate, in the Parish of Trelawny,
in the Island of Jamaica : who departed this life
on the 25"' of January 1817. Aged Gl Years.
(Fourteen Hues. Erected by his widow.)
1817, Feb. 1. John Campbell. Clifton. Aged 61. (Cathedral Eegister.)
1817, Jan. 25. At Clifton, in his Gist year, John Campbell, esq. formerly of
Spotfield and Gibraltar E.states, Jamaica, and of PhiU's-hill, near New York,
America. In Jamaica he for many years, with the spirit and independence that
characterised liis life, represented iu the Mouse of Assembly the opulent parish of
Trelawny ; and in the private walks of life he was esteemed and beloved by all
who knew him for his excellent qualities, among which predominated beuevolouee,
cheerfulness, and a generous solicitude for ail around liim. (" G.M.," 183.)
1817, June 19. On his passage from Jamaica, Dugald Campbell, esq. of Salt-
spring. {Ihid., 87.)
A John Campbell of Spotfield represented Trelawny in 1779. (Archer, 332,
and see several M.I. to others of that surname.)
On a square of white marble in the floor : —
ANNE CAMPBELL,
Relict of
JOHN CAMPBELL Esq'
late of tlie Island of Jamaica :
died 3"J Ocf 1823.
1823, Oct. 10 Ann Canibell {sic). Clifton. 54 J". (Cathedral llegister.)
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On a similar square : —
ELIZABETH
CAMPBELL
daughter of
^ ANGUS CAMrBELL Esq'
late of the Island of Jamaica ;
died at Clifton,
IS'*- Sep' 1850
Aged 84 Tears.
1850, Sep. 25. Elizabeth Campbell. Chapel Row, Clifton. Si y^\ N. Aisle.
(Cathedral Burial Eei^ister.)
1774, March 10. John Campbell, Esq., of Jamaica, to Miss Storer, daugliter
of Thomas Storer, Esq., of Grolden-square. ("Town and Country Mag.," 1U7.)
1790, Nov. In Jamaica, John Campbell, esq, of Lanoit-hall, to Miss Eliz.
Bell, late of Glasgow. (" CM.," 1213.)
1801, Dec. 28. At Euiield, in her S8th year, Mrs. Campbell, relict of Geo. C.
esq. of Jamaica. (Ibid., 1217.)
1808, Sept. Colin Campbell, esq. (Ibid., 952.)
North choir aisle, on the north wall, ou an oval tablet surmounted by
an urn : —
Near this place,
are depofited the remains of,
Mifs AMELIA BOUKRYAU, a daughter of the late
ZACHARIAH BOURRYAU Elq' of lo.xdox :
She died,
ou the 23"! of Sep''' 1776,
in the 31''
Tear of her Age.
1776, Sep. 28. Amelia Bourryau was buried by M' Hayues, M.C. (Cathedral
Burial Register.)
Her will was dated from the Hot Wells, and she left £3000 to Margaret 8haw,
dau. of her uncle Peter iSliaw. Proved 177G. (" P.C.C," 413, Bellas.)
The Bouryaus were an ancient Huguenot family of St. Kitts.
In the floor behind the organ ;
AMELIA BOURYAU,
died 23" Sep' 1776.
East cloister, east wall. On a shield surmounted by an urn : —
Ckest. — A dexter arm couped in arinonr holding a bunch of three apples leaved.
Arsis. — Arr/ent, a fess engrailed Azure between three apples slipped and
leaved ppr.
Rev. J. AVoodward wrote iii 1867 : "I do not find these arms attributed to this
name in Burke's " General Armory." The tablet was then on the west wall of
transept.
Sacred to the Memory "
of EDWARD APFLEIVIIAITE Efq'
an eminent BARRISTER
of the Iflaud of Barbados,
who departed this life
26. Octo' 1803.
Aged 31 Years.
188 CARIBBEANA.
1803, Nov. 1. Edward Applt-whaito. (Cathedral Burial Register.)
1S03, Sat., Oct. 20. On Thursday last died, at his liouse in Park-Street, in
the 3J:th year of his age, to the unspeakable grief of a widow, left pregnant, and
a family of nine children, and sincerely lamented by every person, who had the
felicity of iiis acquaintance, Edward Applewhaite, Ksq. late an eminent Barrister
in the Island of Earbudoes where his practice bore ample testimony to his superior
legal knowledge and to his highly honourable application of that pre-eminence in
his profession, which he was universally allowed to possess. (" P.B.J." and
" G.M.," 1090.)
Philip Applewhaite, son of Edward A. of Barbados, arm., matriculated from
Queen's College, Oxford, '2 Feb. 1814, aged 17. (Foster.)
Edw'' Arcl'.er Applewhaite by Mary his wife, dan. of Philip Lythcott of Bar-
bados, had a son Edw'' Archer A. of Pickenham Hall, co. iSorfolk, J. P., D.L.,
born 19 April IhOO, whose issue see in Burke's " L.(x.," where there is a pedigree
o£ only three generations !
1817, March 15. In York street, Portman-square, Mrs. S. W. Applewhaite,
vyidow of the late Thomas Applewhaite jun. esq. of the Island of Barbadoes.
(" G.M.," 285.)
See the M.I. in S' George's to the Hon. Thomas A., who d. 14 June 1749,
a. 59, and Eliz. his wife, d. 11 Ap. 1750 (?). (Archer, 371.)
On the south v.'all of the choir vestry, leading out of the east cloister. (When
Rev. J. Woodward wrote in 1867 this was on the west wall of transept.)
Urn with shield bearing : Gijronny of eiglit or and sable, a hordure counter-
cTianged, each piece of sable charged with three ermine spots argent.
Near this place
lyeth interred the remains of
DUNCAN CA21FBELL Eff of 6" Vincent,
who departed this Life
at Clifton,
on the IS'h Sept' 1797
Aged 56 Years.
1797, Sep. 21. Duncan Campbell. (Cathedral Burial Register.)
1795, May 14. At Demerary, Thomas Campbell, esq. of Grenada.
(■' G.M.," 014.)
1797, Sept. 15. At Clifton, suddenly, justly and sincerely regretted by his
numerous friends and acquaintances, Duncan Campbell, esq. of the island of
St. Vincent. {Ibid., 895, and '• P.B.J.")
1797, Nov. 30. Thos. Churchill Thompson, esq., Captain in the Surry militia,
to Miss Maria Campbell, daughter of Duncan C, esq. (" B.C.")
1798, Dec. 29. Duncan Campbell, esq. late of Grenada, to Miss I'oung, of
Grafton-str. Eitzroy-squ. (" G.M.," 1151.)
1800. Lately at Grenada, of the yellow fever, Edward Henry Campbell, esq.
lieutenant of the' 27th foot. {Ibid., 905.)
Duncan Campbell of the 1. of S' Vincent, now ai (Jrafton Sir., Eit/.roy Sijuare.
"Will dated 20 April 1796. Mv brother in law Duncan Campbell and Mary his
wife (my sister of the whole blood) £500 a \ car. My five half brothers and
three half sisters. Earquhar, James, Alexander, Donald, Dugald, .Maryann,
Catherine and Helena Campbell £1000 apiece, etc. Pruved 1797. (" P.C.C,"
631, Exeter.)
CARIBBEANA. 189
High up on the north wall of ch.oir vestry, on an oblong tablet. When
Kev. J. "Woodward .saw tliis in 1S67 the arms were there : Sahle, a ftss ermine
lefween three church-bells or, and the tablet was in the south aisle.
Sacred to the Memory of
FRANCES 13 ELL
Youngest Dau-hter of JOHN LYTE BELL Esif of BarbaJoen.
Her Widowed Molhcr :MAKY ANN BELL
Erected this Monument
To sooth by this last Office of Affection
(Amidst the Consolation and Condolence
Of her only surviving Child :\tAKY ME]iCY HOLDER
And JOHN ALLEYNE HOLDER Esq^ her Husband)
Her Sorrow for the Loss of a Daughter
Beauteous in Person virtuous in Principle
Of elegant i^L^nIlers oi: affectionate Disposition
Dutiful towards lier Parents, and pious towards her God
Who at the early Age of 21 Years and one Month
Beloved and lamented by all who knew her
Departed this Life
On the 30"' day of March 1S13.
1813, April G. Frances Bell. Clifton. Aged 21. (Cathedral Register.)
1805, April 30. John Alleyne Holder, Esq., to Miss Mary Mercy Bell, dau.
of John Lyte Bell, Esq., St. John's. (" Barbadoes ^lercury.")
1813, March 30. At Clifton, in her 22"^ year, Frances, second daughter of the
late J. Lyte Bell, esq. of the island of Barbadoes. (•' G.IM.," 3f)3, and " F.B.J.)
In All Saints' Chapel, Barbados, is a stone recording the deaths of : —
Sarah Bell, dau. of Francis and Mary, 23 Aug. 1736.
Francis Bell, esq., G Ap. 1739, a. 57.
Francis, s. of above Fra. and Mary, 16 Aug. 1747, a. 14.
Sarah, wife of Fra. Bell, 14 Feb. 1747, a. 35.
Hon. Fra. Bell, 1760, a. 56. (Archer, 398.)
There is a stone in Clifton Churchyard to Eliz. Murray, widow of the Rev.
Henry Evans Holder of Barbados.
A Henry Evans Holder of Barbados married Abel Dudley, dau. of Abel
Alleyne of Mount Stedfast.
1793, Julv 4. John Allen Evans Holder, esq., of Barbados, to Miss Mary
A^enor of Teiiby. (" Bath C")
Nathaniel Holder, son of John Holder of Barbados, gent., matric. from Mertou
Coll., Oxford, 16 April 169s, need 17 ; barrister-at-law, Middle Temple, 1703.
John Holder, sou of Elisha Holder of Barbados, arm,, matric. from Magdalen
Coll., O.vford, 13 Oct. 1720, aged 19.
Caddell Holder, eldest son of Henrv Evans Holder of Barbados. W.I.. doctor,
matric. from Trinity Coll., O.vford, 2 Dec. 1S23, aged 20; B..A. 1S27, ^f.A. 1S31.
Coulthurst Holder, third son of Heiiry Evans Holder of Barbados, M.D.,
matric. from Trinity Coll.. 0.\ford, 17 Dec. 1S3I, aged IS. (Foster.)
H. E. Holder, M.D., Ediii., 1816, after residing for several years on his estate
in Barbadoes, became one of the phvsicians to the Durham Inlinnary, where he
died 18 Feb. 1817, aged 31. (See long notice in " G.M." for 1817, 280, U48.)
190 CARIBBEANA.
On the wall over the arch into choir vestry : —
SACHED TO THE MEMORY OF
CHARLES M'^NISII OF THE ISLAND OF JAMAICA,
WHO DIED AT CLIFTON 25^" MARCH 1829, AGED 4G TEARS.
(Four lines here.)
HE HAS LEFT A WIFE AND TEX CHILDREN
(Four lines here.)
ALSO TO THE MEMORY OF HIS INFANT SON ALBERT AUGUSTUS,
WHO DIED 2-"*° JUNE 1S2G, AGED 6 AVEEKS.
1826, June 6. Albert Aus^ustiis M^Xish. Park S'. G weeks.
1829, March 30. Charles M'Nish. Clifton lload. Aged 4G. Ch. yd.
(Cathedral Burial Kegister.)
1763, Sat., July IG. Monday, died at the Hot-Wells, Miss Allen, of the Island
of Jamaica ; Thursday her llemaiiis were interr'd in the Cathedral, and a Funeral
Sermon was preach'd by the Kev. Mr. Camplin. ("F.B.J.") The editor may
have omitted to notice her stone.
(To be continued.)
Jgotes anil (i^ucms.
MADAN OF XEVIS.
An e.xcellent tabular pedigree of eleven generations of this family has just
been privately jfrinted. Martin Mndan f^etrled in ^N'evi.s about 1G87, and married
Penelope, third dau. and coheiivss of Col. >Sir Jame« Eusscll, the Lieut. -Cxovcrnor.
It has now been proved th;it ^Martin's "reat-grandt'ather was Richard, the Mayor
of Waterford in 1.309. One of .Martin's grandsons was Spencer Madan, the well-
known Bishop of Peterborough, and his descendants are now numerous.
LUCAS FAMILY,
Benjamin Lucas (circa 1750 — 1S22) was President of Dominica, and Nathaniel
Lucas, his contemporary (Charles Kingslcy's grandfather), Judge of Barbadoes.
They were related (perhaps brothers) and belonged to the well-known family of
St. John's, Colchester.
Can anyone help me to connect them either with the Lucases of Antigua or
those of Mount Lucas, Phillipstown, King's County, Ireland? Nathaniel Lucas,
who died at St. John's, Antigua, 1753, may possibly have been their father.
G. H. Watson, Lieut.-Coloucl I. A.
85 Oakwood Court, Kensington, AV".
1766, July 19. Wm. Lucas, Esq ; to be Attorney-Gen. of Grenada.
(" G.M.," 344.)
1783, Oct. 21. Wm. Lucas, esq ; to be chief justice of G. (Ibid., 982.)
1810, June. Lately. At Cheltenham, John Lucas, esq. formerly of the
island of Dominica, where he resided upwards of thirty year.-<. (IhiJ., 677.)
1815, Nov. 6. In Madox-st. in her G3il year, !Mrs. Ann Lucas, wife of his
Honour B. Lucas, president and connnander-iu-chiof of Dominica. (Ibid., 637.)
1827, Nov. 16. At Dominica, Dorothea, wife of Capt. Watson. (Ibid.,
1828, 94.)
See ante, Vol. I., for several letters relating to the family. [Editor.]
BRISBANE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
James Brisbane of Charle><(on. S.C., was banished from that place on
Pecember 14, 17S2, as a " Loyalist." He died at Nassau m the island New
CARIBBKANA. 191
Providence (one of the Bahamas) between January 17 and July 29, 1794, leaving
at his decease a wife, Margaret, and four sons : William, Hobert, John Staiiyarne,
and Adam Fowler.
Tlie record of his death in the Parish Register, with his age and inscription on
gravestone, as also any information in regard to his wife or sous, will be
appreciated.
William, the eldest son, married Mary Ashe. He and his brother Adam
returned later to Charleston, where they died.
E. Haviland Hillmax.
c/o Anglo South American Bank, Ltd.,
Old Broad Street, London.
NISBET OF NEVIS.*
To all to whom these Presents shall come
The R' Hon. Frances Herbert Dowager Viscountess Nelson widow and relict
of the K' Hon. Horatio late Viscount Nelson deceased and sole administratrix of
the goods etc. of her first husband Josiah Nisbet formerly of the I. of Nevis and
afterwards of the Close of Sarum co. Wilts Esq. who d. intestate and who was
one of the sons of Walter Nisbet heretofore of the I. of Nevis Esq. deceased
and a legatee named in his will, sendeth greeting Wiiereas Walter Nisbet
made his Will the 1^ June 17Go and gave all his lands and slaves to John Mills,
Tho. Mills, Thompson Hiclvs, and Tho. Cottle as Trustees tu raise £5000 st. for
portions for his -i younger children and disposed of the same as follows, to his
two sons Josiah and James Nisbet £1000 apiece and to his two daus. Anne and
Mary-Amelia £1-300 apiece and his Trustees should then convey his estates to
his son Walter Nisbet and d. soon after and the will was proved IS July 17G5
and recorded in Nevis and the Trustees have all died and the estates became
vested in the heir at law of Thonipsini Hicks who survived his co-trustees and
Whereas AValter Nisbet entered into possession of the estates ami having further
charged them on his death his eldest son Walter Nisbet now of Calcutta in the
E. I. Esq. became entitled to them and the remainders thereon have been since
barred and by an Indenture of 10 IMarch 1S18 the said estates were agreed to be
sold by the attorney of Walter Nisbet the grandson unto James Daniell of Nevis
Esq. and Whereas Josiah Nisbet d. intestate on 5 Oct. 17S1 leaving Frances
A'^iscountess Nelson then Frances Herbert Nisbet his widow who on the 2S Nov.
1781 obtained administration out of the P.C.C. and Whereas the said legacy of
£1000 and all arrears of interest hath been discharged to her by James Eaniell
she gives this Eelease.
Signed 22 July ISIS by " Frances Herbert Nelson and Bronte ; plain seal.
Sealed and delivered in the presence of Elizabeth Loscombe, Widow, and
Frances Evans, Spinster, and Re-signed, etc., in the presence of John Lyons,
Captain Royal Navy, Harry James of Exeter.
Nevis, Secretary's Othce, Jan. 7, 1819. Recorded in Lib. M, vol. 2'', pages
348—351.
Signed by John R . . . .,t Colonial Secretary. (See ante, I., p. 83.)
LUCAS, LAING AND REID OF DOMINICA.
This Agreement made this 5 Aug. ISll Between Tho. Lucas of Castle Street
Leicester Square in the pari.^h of S' .Martin in the Fields, gent., of the one part
and James Laing of Streatham co. Surrey and late of the I. of Dominica Esq. for
hini.selt' and Robert Jieid of the said 1. Wjiereas John Lucas formerly of Dominica
but late of Cheltenham co. Glouc. Esq. deceased was seized of one third of
* On ono skin in the Editor's possession. f Name illegible.
WEBB OF JAMAICA. {Anfc, 9G.)
Thomas Webb of the parish of Saint Elizabeth in the county of Cornwall, and
Island of Jamaica (bv his will, proved 3rd September lS4o), was possessed of
" Keyneshem" in the'parish of Manchester, and " Chew Magna" in the adjoining
parish of Si. Elizabeth. He resided at "Chew Magna" ni) to tlie time of his
death. His will is dated lf)th April ISJl. He married Frances Faith, and liad a
son AVilliam, who resided with him at "Chew Magna" np to the time of his
decease. 'I'homas Webb was the son of John Kackani "Webb of the parish of
Manchester, whose will is dated loth August 1829, and was proved 1st April
1830. Bcside.s his son Thomas he had two chiughters — Mrs. Mary Clark, wife of
Eobert Padmore Clark of the city of Bristol in Great Britain, and :Mrs. Hester
Medley, the wife of George Hondlcy :\[eclley, at that time resident in Jamaica.
John K. Webb mentions in his wdl William ^lorrish of Keynshem in the county
of Somerset in England, also a nephew John Morrisli.
John Backam Webb was the brother and residuary devisee and sole executor
of William Webb of Saint Elizabeth, whose will is dated 21th September ISOl,
and was pi'oved 21st December 1S02. William Webb in his will mentions his
sisters Elizabeth Hitchman, Mary Eackam Charleton, and Hester Morrish, all of
the kingdom of Great Britain.
S' Jago de la Vega, Jamaica. G. F. Jvbau.
192 ' CARIBBEANA.
a sugar plantation in the parish of S* Joseph called Maccoucherie formerly the
property of John iNIair Escj. with the buildings slaves cattle and stock also one
third of another sugar work and part cofl'oe plantation called Battalie in the same
p'sh with buildings slaves etc. and he made his Will on 8 May ISuG and thereby
devised an annuity of £3U0 to ]\[ary Ann Lucas his wife and all the residue of
his estate to his brother the said Tho. Lucas and by a Codicil dated 10 ]\Iay ISIO I
increased the annuity for his wife to £-500 and died and the will liath been proved j
by Cha. James of New Inn Esq. one of the Ex'ors in the F.C.C. and AViieheas •
the said James Laing and IJob' Keid are possessed of the remaining -^ of the said j
2 plantations and desire jointly to ])urchase the ^ of .lohu Luca.s deceased and i
the three at the time of purchase borrowed of Jcdm ]Mair £12,(X^0 st. being h of !
the agreed purchase money for Maccoucherie which has not been wholly paid j
£1200 being still due and whereas liob' Keid by a deed poll made 19 A p. last j
hath appointed Jas. Laing and Allan Stewart Laing his attornies and AVhkkeas I
Jas. Laing for himself and Kob' Keid hath agreed to purchase from Tho. Lucas
the said ^ part of John Lucas in the two plantations for £8,400 st. to be secured
by a mortgage to Tho. Lucas of the whole plantations witii interest at ') per cent.
and £200 a vear of such interest to be paid to Charles James towards the annuity
of £500 to M" Lucas.
Signed by Thomas Lucas, James Laing, Rob' Reid by his attorney Jas. Laing.
In the presence of Jas. W'" Gower, Fred*^ Smith, both of No. 8 New Inn.
[From the original paper deed on one double sheet in tlie Editor's pos.session.
There is a reference in the Matsou Letters to the above purchase by the three
partners. See Vol. I.]
1808, Aug. 30. At Dominica, John Laing, esq. (" G.M.," 112G.)
ISll, Jan. 17. At Chiswick, James IMair, esq. {Ihic!., 92.)
Allan Stev.-art Jiaing. son of James Laing of the I. of D., Esq.. matriculated
from Trinity Coll., Oxon., 26 Oct. 1805, aged 17; B.A. 1S09. M.A. 1812; bar.-at-
law, Middle Temple, 1812 ; a police magistrate at Hattoii Garden ; d. 12 Feb. 1SU2
(Foster).
CARIBBEANA. 193
33ertranti of Bomiuica.*
Authorities from which tliis Pedigree is conipilcd are as follows: "Notices
Genealogiques de Geneve par Galliffc" in British ]Museuiii ; a grant of arms to
J. P. Bertrand alias J. P. D'Anpleberne, 1S20. Heralds' College, London ;
information from W. W.- Bertrand, Esq., of Woj Cove, West Falkland Islands,
and the Registrar of Dominica ; also a small pedigree supplied by IMr. J. Platel
of Newcastle, which completes the identity of the Charles Bertrand of Galliffe
with the Charles Bertrand of Dominica and father of Harriott D'Angleberne
Bertrand.
The Bertrand family, originally from Montpellier, emigrated to Genera.
Antoine Bertrand with his two sons becoming burghers in 170-1, and the cause of
their emigration being presumably the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, 1G^5. |
The family appear to have been considered " Noble," and tliey intermarried with
the best Genevan families. Pierre Bertrand, the first of the line, miut have been
born about 1G20. The Bertrand arms are probably of Prcnch origin, as they bear
a great similarity to several other Prench coats, notably that of Eomilly. They
are : Argent, on a field Vert a hull Salle, collared and helled Cr, vpon a chief
Azure a crescent heticcen two estoiles of the first. Ceest. — A crescent super-
imposed upon three plvmes argent.
Antoine Bertrand, fourth of the liiie, acquired about 1770 large estates in
Dominica, which were chiefly in the parishes of St. Patrick and St. David, and
adjoining the Eiver "VVayauery. One of these estates was called " Geneva."
He appears to liave had a brother Charles, who, when his own sons Charles
and Antoine (?) died without issue, adopted John Peter D'Angleberne, a refugee
Prench officer from Martinique, who married his daughter Harriet and assumed
the name of Bertrand (1S20). The story goes that he had to fly from Martinique,
having killed a soldier who had insulted his wife. He possessed or inherited the
estates Taberie, Carse o'Gowry, and Pelicitce Hall.
Edmund Kufus Bertraud, his son. married an English lady of good family, and
had a large family, most of whom, however, died s.p. The estates were iiually
inherited by jNIr. William "Wickham Bertrand, who had acquired estates in the
Falkland Islands. On inheriting and finding that the estates were not only
heavily encumbered, but that the family mansion had been burnt in a hurricane,
which had also much damaged the estate, he allowed it to be sold, under tlio
Encumbered Estates Act, to Henri St. Hilaire, and they are now o\\ued by a
family of the name of Potter. In the English grant of arms, either by accident
or design, the btill is changed to a ram, and the lielmet surmounting the
escutcheon is that of a baron, i.e., full faced with golden bars. Any information
as to the places named or to the family in general other than the above will be
most acceptable, more especially —
(1) Any details as to the life and antecedents of J. P. D'Angleberne.
(2) Any dates of births and deaths not given in pedigree.
(3) Existence of any direct or collateral descendants of any of the persons
named.
The following notes are added by the Editor: —
Capt. Bertram M. Chambers, K.X., is a great-grandson of AV^illiam Chambers
of the E.l.C.S. (174S— 17!);!) by his wife Charity Fraser, dau. of Dr. Tho. Eraser
of Antigua by Elizabeth Mackinnon. (See "Antigua," i. and ii.)
• Communicated b^- Capt. Bertruiu >I. Cliarubers, UN.
TOL. II. 0
194
CARIBBEANA.
Pierre Bertrand, born at MontpelHer about 1620.
Antoinc Bertrand, born at Montpellier about 1G50; reed,
with bis two sous as Burj^hers of Geneva in 1701.
|- - . ^
Antome Bertrand, born at Montpcllicr=F^rade]ainc, dau. of Jean Eticune Bor-
16S2; reed. Burglicr 170i; died at
Geneva 17-10
Lapont; mar. August
1720.
traud, d. s.p.
Antoine
Ber-
trand,
died
ajred 19.
Jean Ber--
trand,
Sieur de
Coinssius
dii CC.
1756.
^Catlieriue
Elizabeth,
fille de
Guillaume
Boissier
Buissou.
Jean Autoine
Bertrand of
Dominica in
1770, wlien lie
acquired est.
in i^t. Patrick
and St. David
parishes.
Charles=pDllc. Platel(Eli/.a-
Bertrand, , beth, dau. of the
born about I Eev. Peter Platel,
172G; ' M.A., \n-nv of
" Marie en j Ashburtou 1749,
Angle- I and of Enfield,
teire." where he died).
Pierre Harriet=pJohn Peter D'Aiiglebernc, who
Horace, Bertrand, assumed the name of Boitrand by
died s.p. born about Koyal Licence; a Frencli officer,
— 1773. said to liave fought at Jena and
Two daus. : Austerlitz (?), and to liavo been
heir to extensive estates in France;
was granted land in Dominica in
1816, and had a grant of arms 1S20.
Charles Bertrand,
died s.j).
(?) Antoine Ber-
trand, died s.p.
Edmond Riifus Ber--f=Prances Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Bobert Xew-
trand, born about ton Lee of Coldrev, Hants ; bnpt. at AVick-
179S.(?) ; died in Do- ham 1797 ; mar. at Eroyle 1 Feb. 1S23 ; died
miuica lS-51. ' at Tabery, Dominica, 7 Dec. 1842.
(?) Others.
I
Eobert
Ber-
trand,
died
young.
Phillip Ber- Elinor Bertrand, mar. E. J. AVatt of Dominica Xcwton
traud, died and had a sou Eilnunui Watt (mar. Margaret, Ikn-lrand,
s.p. 1890 in dau. of Governor ^[oir of ;St. Kilts) and a dau. died s.p.iti
New Zea- Helen Watt (mar. 2s'orman Lockhart, Colonial Dominica,
land. Sec, Grenada).
I
"Wickham Bertrand T=Margaret, dau. of A.
of Ruicon Chico, Sones of Buenos
Patagonia. Ayrea ; mar. 1907.
I I
Boy l^cr- Elinor 1 ranees, mar. 1st
trand. Jiobert Niclu)l; 2ndly
llupei't Yalluntiu ; s.p.
CARIBBEANA.
195
Louis Bertrand,=f=Isabella Sara,
Professor du ' fiUe de G. M.
Philosophe du
C.C. 17G1.
Cbomel, mar.
7 Aug. 17G2.
I I
Marie, ferame de No.
Leonart Buisson.
Madelaine, famine de
No. Guillaume Ber-
nard des Fortes Sr. de
Grassier.
Henriette, femme de
No.IsaacduThellusoa
Counsr.
Jeanne, femme do
Charles Eich Tren-
ch in, etc.
Eleanor, femme du "Tres Honorable William Wickham " (17G1 — 18-40), Minister
to Switzerland ; mar. 10 Aug. 178S. She died 1S36. Issue : Marie, Jeane, and
Julie, and an only son Henry Lewis, born 19 May 1789.
1823, Feb. 1. At Froyle, Hants, E. R. Bertraud, of Tabery, in the I. of D.
to Prances Eliz. dau. of E' Newton of Coldrey, Hants. (" G.M.," 272.)
1842, Dec. 7. At Tabery, Dominica, Frances-Eliz. wife of Edmund Rnfus
Bertrand, eldest dau. of the I. Eob. Newton Lee, of Coldry, Hampshire. {Ibid.
for 1843, 55G.)
Charlotte "William Wickham Bertrand, =
Bertrand, J. P., of Eoy Cove, West Falk-
dieds.p.in land Islands, born at Dominica
Euclaud. 1S37.
^Catherine, dau.
of Henry Fel-
tou Ensyu, born
18i4.
James Eobert Ber-
trand, mar. in New-
Zealand, and has
three daus.
Mabel Bertrand, mar.
Howard Clement of
Eoy Cove, and has
issue-
Nora Bertrand, mar.
Capt. Bertram Mor-
dauut Cliambers,
B.N., and has issue,
Lillian Bertrand.
Kathleen Ber-
trand.
Constance and
^laud Bertrand,
died young.
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"Will. TVickham, first son of Henry "Wicldiam of Cottinplev, Torloliire, Col. of
the Ist Poot Guards, was born Oct. 1701, B.A. Oxon. 1782, then proceeded to
Geneva, wliere he studied civil law. In Geneva he became acquainted with
Eleonora ]Ma(leleijie Bertrand, whose father was Professor of INIatheniatics in the
Universit)-, and on 10 Auo;. 17SS they were married. She died in 1S3G. He was
a very active secret confidenlial correspondent, and in 1795 was appointed ^liuister
to the Swiss Cantons. In 179S he was Under-Secretary of State for the Home
Department, served as Porci2;n Envoy 1799, P.C. 1S02, :M.P. for lleytesbury
and Chief Secretary for Ireland, and retiring on a pension about ISOi, died
at Brighton 22 Oct.' 1S40. He had one son Henry Lewis (17S9— 1SG4). (Sec
long article in "D.N.B.")
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1628
John Symons
109 Barrin-iton.
1631
John Catcher
121 St. John.
163S
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95 Lee.
1640
Pob. Marshall
11 Coventry.
1645
Tho. Hill
34 Kivers.
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"Wm. Edwards
147 „
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1647
1648
1649
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112 Twisse.
jNlichael Goffe 132
Cha. Stobart, Jr.
Cha. Easton i^
1650
Marke Bennett
John Symonds
Mathew Hals
Kob. Newton
John AValford
John "W^illiams
A\'m. Hicks
John Poulson
John JNIaynard
Cyprian Attwood
Jonas Stocktou
Tho. Tate
Joseph Prynn
Eoger Parmer
John Eead
AVm. Sloughter
IVfary Jewell
Eich. ^[orloe
Wm. "Wilson
John Audrcwes
Eliz. Tawyer
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Archippus Webb 20S
Alex. Pyott
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95 ,.
John Noakc
126 „
Henry Bromhead
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Dame Cath. Huncl
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207
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244 „
AVm. Garrett
30.S A 1 chin
John Turn(U"
327 „
Tho. AVeekes
454 „
Tho. Holleston
4 70 „
Francis Perrott
509
John Troute
Gi Avlctt
Lawrence K\ ton
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Peter de Salenamc
96 „
Eich. Gray
138 „
James INlav
180 „
Eich. Beeke
458 „
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197
1655
Geo. Brookes
466Aylett. !
1668
John Lever
6 Hene. \
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John Addams
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AVm. Tucker
25 „
1656
Abraham Teo
30 Berkley.
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11
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41 „
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129 „
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97
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111 „
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106
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1669
John Bellamy
15 Coke.
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Theodor Pargitcr
164
1670
John Simouds
102 Penu.
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356
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Rob. Rose
140 „
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Wm. Whitaker
356
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Tho. Dymond
160 „
1657
Geo. "Seomans
106 Ruthen. 1
1671
John Warner
30 Duke. i
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Margaret AUyu
117
11
Jacob Hide
48 „
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Wm. Langton
141
11
Rich. North
80 „
11
Francis Ford
16C
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11
Rob. Lockton
87 „
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Wm. Vassall
246
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11
John Williams
151 „
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Tho. Queeiiey
2SC
1 „
1672
Lt. Nich. Cooper
11 Eure.
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John Vincent
2SC
11
Rob. Jerman
17 „
1658
John Bowcher
1 Wootton. i
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26 „
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95
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34 „
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Tho. Bead
219
1673
Francis Carnsen
41 Pye.
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Edward Creswick
423
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Francis Ramsberry
84 „
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John Howell
43S
1674
Sam. Barwick
60 Bunce.
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Leonard (-Meane
465
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107 „
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Charles Eic-h
466
1675
Tho. Crooke
74 Dycer.
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513
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Tho. Bressie
81 „
19
John Smith
625
11
John Lewger
85 „
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Rich. Hill
628
n
Tho. Frere
144 „
1659
Geo. Stanfast
16 Pell.
1676
Eleanor Charnock
13 Bence.
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Wm. Thur.ston
150 „
11
Isaac Barton
47 „
11
Wm. Carrje
177 „
11
John Barwick
127 „
55
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271 „
15
Arthur Taylor
133 „
1)
Edward Thomp.sou
454 „
11
John Smith
145 „
1660
Tho. Burlingham
4 Nabbs.
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Geo. Birkhead
150 „
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Henry Morgan
95 „
1677
Geo. Butler
37 Hale.
1)
Lyouell French
119 „
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Henry Foster
38 „
1)
John Williams
258 „
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Rich. Hawkins
39 „
1661
Robert Child
19 May.
1679
Rob. Rich, Sr.
166 King.
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Lucas Cocke
68 „
11
John Sparke
166 „
11
John Parris
161 „
1680
Tho. North
26 Bath.
1662
Sir Jas. Dvax
35 Laud.
11
Jane Nnball
62 „
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Mathias Browne
46 „
11
John Hill, Sr.
147 „
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Henry Crabbe
62 „
1681
John Taylor
63 North.
11
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70 „
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117 „
11
Rich. Holdip
141 .,,
1
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128 „
11
Rich. Asler
129 „
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Jane Frith
129 „
11
Edw. Haddock
141 „
' 1682
Benj. Knights
85 Cottle.
Jefiry Butlor
151 „
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Henry Drax
107 ,.
1663
James Hartnoll
6 Ju.xou.
1683
Wm. Evton
19 Drax.
Lt.-Col. David Bix
24 „
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Benj. Barnelson
101 „
1665
Anne Parris
65 Hvde.
1684
John Davies
39 Hare.
Hugh Hassell
14S „
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Wm. Johnstoun
76 „
1666
Francis Atkinson
1 Mico.
1685
Joseph Smith
27 Cauu.
John Ford
57 „
11
Nathan Lowe
35 „
1667
Tho. Kendall
23 Carr.
11
Wm. Bellamy
105 „
Elir. Jackson
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111 „
Sir John Colli ton
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Henry Gibbs
133
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Sam. Newton
G Lloyd.
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Wm. Fraiicklaiul
163 „
1687
John Knights
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John Standfast
54 „
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Tho. Spiar
54 „
Cha. Prust
James Goldinghain
82 „
150 „
7T
1688
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27 & 53 Exton. |
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Sir Eob. Davers
77 „
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Sir John Bawdon, K'
2Ent.
1J
Cap. John Beach
14 „
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John Peers
102 „
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107 „
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119 „
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140 „
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35 Dyke.
1690
Kath. Hawkins
72 „
11
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199 „
1691
Cap. Xath. King
126 Vere.
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John G-ale
102 „
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Edw. Pj'ince
195 „
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Ph. Beaumont
203 ,.
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214 „
1692
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14 Pane.
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49 „
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148 „
99
Jolm Davis
183 „
99
John May
188 „
99
Alex. Wilcox
193 „
99
John Barter
218 „
99
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222 „
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229 „
1693
John Ered. Hope
25 Coker.
99
Edw. Pye
43 „
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57 „
99
John AViltshire
71 „
99
Tho. Honton
86 „
99
And. Gamble
139 „
99
Tho.- Browne
177 „
99
Wm. Finney
1S3 „
99
John Trowpe
197 „
99
L' Peter Eevett
207 „
99
Tho. Greene
209 „
1691-
Geo. Austin
23 Box.
99
Geo. Batt
25 „
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30 „
99
Sir Peter CoUiton
72 „
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John Eobinson
85 „
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John ^lapletou
173 „
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John Hothersall
216 „
1695
Mark Thomas
14 I rby.
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22
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121 „
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John W hi taker
123 „
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123 1
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125
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12S
91
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131
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134
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John James
34 B
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Eich. Porter
78
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John Chalk
90
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105
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220
91
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249
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9 Pyne. j
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130
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Lewis Pcrdrian
140
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John Kimberley
203
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300
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Peter Eccolding
107 Lort. 1
John Bcckford
115
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Mary Dunn
119
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Cha. Greene
214
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Sarah Yaudrey
242
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250
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259
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18 Bett.
Col. John Hallett
25
Posthunnis Salway
32
John Bulkely
87
Benj. Hill
116
Cornwall Somers
122
Benj. Skutt
122
James Green
145
Tho. DuboTs
171
John Mercer
192
John Pigott
61 Noel.
Henry Chapman
70
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Tobias I'rcre
98
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Fred. Clarke
111
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189
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Joane Wheeler
189
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James Graham
6 Dver.
Geo. Stephens
28
11
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38
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45
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47
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John Donning
49
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110
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113
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125
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48
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88
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Win. Dottiu
25
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28
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199
1703
1704
1705
1706
1707
1708
1709
1710
1711
1712
1713
1714
1715
1716
Bridget Trefusis
Geo. Saunders
Giles Heysliani
Tho. Wingrove
AVm. Chester, Jr.
.1 „ Sr.
Tho. Gouning
Wm. Hart
John Hall
John Sutton
Letitia Croxton
Tho. Drax
Wm. Mason
Mary Phillips
Wm. BossweJl
John Milliugton
AVm. Battyn
John Farmer
llich. Turner
Sir Hen. Pickering
Rob. Johnston
Abr. Cowley
James AN'alwyn
Melatia Holder
John Gray
Rob. Ford
Geo. Blynman
Ann Holder
Edw. Chilton
Wm. Dyniock
Tho. Speller
Jas. Kendall
John Eden
Wm. Wheeler
John AVorsam
James Jesson
John Harbin
Walter Rush
Tho. Hothersall
AViii. Godman
Cha. Thomas
Norman Mackaske
Sir Dalbv Thomas
A\^m. Deal
Wm. Johnstonn
Geo. Lilliiigton
Joseph ]\Iendes
Jacob AVilson
Claudius Hamilton
Geo. Peers
Rob. Stewart
Ua\'id Creagh
Rich. Elton
Sam. Mitchell
Hen. John Pilgrim
Tho. Hide
Tho. Pilgrim
61 Degg.
76 „
111 „
242 „
59 Ash.
59 „
107 „
108 „
148 „
155 „
179 „
252 „
33 Gee.
37 „
66 „
74 „
84 „
88 „
126 „
206 „
244 „
6 Eedes.
25 „
147 „
178 „
8 Poley.
26 „
87 „
160 „
260 „
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50 „
199
43 Lane.
44 „
77 „
246 „
25 Smith.
159 „
246 „
94 Young.
11 109
116 „
233 „
261 „
116 Barnes.
139
73 Leeds.
231
146 Aston.
171 „
240 „
241 Fagg.
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151 „
1717
1718
1719
1720
1721
1722
1723
1724
1725
1726
Doro. Hawkins 169 Whitfield.
Sir Hen. Beudyshe
183
230
1727
1728
1729
1730
1731
173i
1733
1734
1735
Wm. Evans
Wm. Gallop
Tho. Arclier
Geo. Tavlor
Wm. Clelaud
John Bromley
A\^m. Hunt
Eliz. Pilgrim
Chr. Blake
Othniel Haggatt
Margaret Bate
Tho. AVyer
Wm. AV heeler
Tho. Neale
Jacob Le Gay
John Frere
Mary Buttall
John Hallett
Sir Rob. Davers
Constance Moore
Sir Rob. Davers
Benj. Matsou
Joane Lowther
Jael Dias
Tho. Repton
Joseph Allen
Cha. Egerton
Alice Salmon
Sam. Cox
Rob. Bloome
Cap. Wm. Elford 144
33 Tenison.
72 „
184 „
190 „
231 „
29 Browning.
33
121
146
24 ShaUer.
73 „
126 „
95 Buckm.
205 „
219 „
1 Marlboro'.
7
235 „
55 Richmond.
142
212
118 Bolton.
244 „
251 „
260 „
228 Romney.
12 Plymouth.
118
140
AVm. Raymond
Tim. Golding
Jacob Frances
Wm. AValker
Abell Alleyne
Sir Peter Meyer
Gilbert Ramsey
Geo. Lascelles
Lucy Frere
Peter Jones
Sir Tho. Jones
Sush. Thomas
Henry Blake
Ph. Coates
Wm. Frizer
Eliz. Nicklus
Tho. Maycock
Benj. Gittens
Sam. Hascll
Mary Hackctt
]y Tho. Stokes
Joseph Pilgrim
John Lane
152
163
38 Farrant.
153
197
19 Brook.
122
47 Abbott.
7 Auber.
260 .,
13 Isham.
105 „
270 „
275 „
277 „
284 „
50 Bedford.
71
108 „
108
66 Price.
186 Ockham.
56 Ducie.
200
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Ann Ely
70 Ducie.
1758
Alex. Walker
59 Hutton.
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Geo. Lillington
104 „
1759
John A. Codriugton 123 Arran.
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Jane Bennett
142 „
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Eliz. Drax
230 „
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Wm. Moore
155 „
1760
Abel Dottin
9 Lynch.
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Tho. Mapp
205 „
1737
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298 „
55
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306 „
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284 „
1761
Mary Maverick
67 Cheslyn.
1740
Tho. Piliirrirn
182 Browne.
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John Harrison
356
1741
Walter Junes
69 Spur way.
1762
Benj. Curtis
289 S' Eloy.
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258 „
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507
1742
Mary Mounteuoy
163 Trenley.
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Wm. Timbrill
530
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Peter Kighton
167 „ j
1763
Geo. Nortb
145 Caesar.
1743
Eliz. A^'alverde
26 Boycott.
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John Sober
153 „
91
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26^*
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177 „
1744
Edw. Brace
62 Anstis. '
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Cha. Hutton
386 „
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24i „ !
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490 „
1745
Jolin Dowding
269 Sevmer.
1764
Tho. Stevenson
70 Simpson.
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Wm. Maynard
397 „
1746
Win. Breadie
4 Edmunds.
176.^
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17 Eushwth.
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91
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Leah Louzada
22
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Tim. Atkinson
197
11
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154
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Law. Trent
278
1766
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4 Tyndall.
1747
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40 Potter.
11
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35 „
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273 „
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58 „
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278 „ '
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224 „
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256 „
1748
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216 Strahan. '
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313 „
11
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362
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296
1767
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162 Legard.
1749
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30i Lisle.
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421 „
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Reynold Hooper
314 „
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470
1750
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65 Greenly.
1768
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228 Seeker.
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1769
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270 Bogg.
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101
1770
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1751
Jolin Pickering
89 Busby.
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436
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20i „
1771
Sarah Baxter
145 Trevor.
51
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215 „
1772
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234 Taverner.
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John Asliley
273 „
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Wm. Spry
459
1752
Dorcas [Murray
43 Bette.swth.
1773
Francis Ford
357 Stevens.
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Marm. Eawdon
286
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Sam. Osborne
368
1753
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1 8 Searle.
1774
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141 Bargrave.
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47 „
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2U6 „
330
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Henry Lascelles
273 „
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Caroline Blenman
330
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Geo. Jolm Petrie
297 „
1775
Keturah Bruce
39 Alcxr.
1754
James Thomson
240 Pinfold.
1776
Wm. Collier
167 Bellas.
51
Tho. Necdham
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11
Joseph Gibson
313 „
1755
Joseph TcrriU
205 Paul.
Eich. Smith
441 „
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James Crow
162 Ghizier.
1777
Sir John Gibbons
W Collier.
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173 „
11
John French
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210
11
Eich. Salter
M08
Eliz. Ha'inay
247 „
11
Mereditli H. James 515
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Eliz. Alleyne
lis 7
1778
John Pilgrim
169 Hay.
1757
John Price
21 Herring.
1780
Edv.'. Hay
257 Collius.
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Sarah Steele
28
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Sbeppard Prere
391 „
Caribbean A.
201
1780
Tho. Bircli
461 Collins.
1792
Joseph Keeling
Eliz. Lewes
436 Fountain
1781
Gilbert Kennedy
28 Webster.
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437
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Henry Bishop
225
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Edmund Davrell
5Ul
1782
Edw. Jones
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Henry Frere
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144
1793
Arthur Leith
325 Dodwell
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Cath. Osborne
555 ,,
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Mary Sober
478
1783
Eli/.. Holder 3
59 Coruwallis.
1794
Wm. Hall
79 Hoi man
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196
1784
Abel Dottin ]•'
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Zacfh. Stephens
227
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Dan. Lascelles 333
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273
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Eliz. Blackman
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David Parris
562
1785
Tho. Barnard
3 Ducarel.
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223
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Wm. Morris
200 Harris
1786
John Trent
310 Norfolk.
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John Trent
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Henry Lnscelles
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Abr. Ciimberbatch 545
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Mehet. Morris
625
1788
Sarah Lousada
84 Calvert.
1797
John L. Blackman 5 Exeter.
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Jas. Cuninghain
433 „
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Martha B. Sober
49
1789
Mary H. Stanton
440 Mac ham.
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583
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Mary French
• 317
1790
Abig. Baruh Lousada
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Win. Ph. Holder
647 „
194 Bishop.
1798
Edw. ElJcock
252 Walpole
ji
Henry S. Delegal
-■->- 5)
>?
Sara. Estwick
''53
»
Wm. Shingleton
264
1)
James Ross
675
>j
Charlotte Gordon
288
11
John Tool
808
?i
Anna M. Hauuay
381
1799
Eich. Beach
7 Howe
11
John Eice
571 „
)i
Ann Battyn
216 „
1791
Edw. Drax
222 Bevor.
John Morris
292 „
n
Mary Sober
302 „
J)
Ehz. Davrell
36S ..
1792
Henry Coulthurst ■123 Fountain.
))
Sush. Gosling
(i5(i „
Cljt gBa^ijincjtons of JSaitaDos',*
Although no connection has yet been established between the Washingtons
of Barbados and the Washingtons of Virginia, it may be well to place on record
such information as is attainable respecting the Barbadian family, who held a good
position in that Island.
In the October Number of the "Register of the New England Historic
Genealogical Society " (Boston, Mass) was printed a letter from Theodore Pargltor
of London, dated 2 August 1651, in which tlie writer refers to Jolin AVashington
of Barbados as his cousin. This John Washington has not, so far as one knows,
been properly identiliel, and Mr. AVaters makes scant reference to his existence
on p. 32, and in a footnote thereto, in the " Ancestr)' of Washington," published
at Boston, U.S.A., in 1889. At the same time it is to be noted th;it at the date
of John Washington's presence in Barbaio.-^, families mentioned in the " Ancestry"
as connections of the Virginia family were living in the l.slaiid and doing business
with it from London. There were Pargtters (pp. 25, 31, 32, 43), Rumballs (32,
33), and Tyrrells (42). The notable family of Codringtou w.is conno.-ted with
the Washingtons, through the Guises of the Baronetage. The tirst Virginian
settler married a Pope, and there was a family of Pop3 in Barbados, lu each
• C!oinmunicated by Mr. N. Darnoll Davis.
^02
CARIBBEANA.
case the Popes were of Bristol. In 1633 a Pliilippata Curtis died in Guiana,
who was probably of the family of Philip Curtis of Islip, near Banbury, wliose
daughter married Sir John "Waihin^ton (t^ce Cominission, 9 Dec. 1G33, to Kogcr
North, a Creditor of Philip Curtis, late in Amazonia, in parts, deceajed, at
Somerset House).
It may have been from a traditional interest of their family in Barbados that
Lawrence and George Washington visited the I.-^hiud in November and ])ecember
1751, rather than Jamaica or some other Island of the Caribbeans, when they
sought a change of climate for the elder brother, then a dying man. Lawrence,
it must be remembered, had also served in the West Indies as a British Naval
OfEcer, under Admiral Vernon, in whose honour he had named his grant of land
Mount Vernon.
Subjoined are some extracts from the Records of Barbados, made by
Mr. Sinckler and another, to whom access has been readily granted by Mr. Lindsay
Haynes, the Registrar of the Colony, in whose keeping the old documents have
loving care.
WILLS OF WASHINGTONS.
Richard Washington of the Parish of St. Michael's and Island aforesaid,
Gent. Will dated 21 April 1781. All my Estate either in this Island or in Great
Britain to my wife Elizabeth Washington, to be by her disposed of to and amongst
my children as she shall think fit, and appoint her sole Executrix.
EiCBAKD Washington'. (Seal, but no arms.)
Witnessed by Ruth Rumball, Jno: Fowler, Mary Rumball.
Sworn by Mrs. I\[arv liumball before Governor Thomas Robinson 29 Dec.
174-1.
Barbados. Entered 29 Dec. 1744, fo. 6G.
Elizabeth Washington of St. Michael's, Barbados, AVidow. Will dated
4 March 1744. All my Estate real and personal which I am possessed of or
entitled to in Great Britain as Executrix of my dear husband Richard Washington
unto Richard, Mary, Eiiza, George, Jnhn, and Eleanor AVashingtmi, children of
y"" said Richard AVashiugton, to be equally divided between them share and share
alike. TJnt-o Richard Washington and Alary AVa-^hington their parts to be paid
"immediately at the liecuvcry."' Unto ni}' 3 children George, John, and Eleanor
Washington, all my estate real and personal in this Island to sons at 21 and dau.
at 16, and to be educated out of the profits of my said Estate. Lastly I appoint
Ralph Xowden, Alerchant, of Gi'cat Britain, and Thomas Lake of Barbados,
Merchant, and my loving Sister Alary Rumball, Spinster, Executors and Executrix.
Eliz. Washington. (Seal, no arms.)
Witnesses: AV" Lindsey, I5eiij: Biddle, Ruth Briston.*
Sworn by Ruth Briston 4 July 1745 before Governor Thomas Robinson.
Barbados. Entered y^' 4"' July 1745, fo. 118.
George AVashingtou. AV'ill dated 27 Jaiiuary 1769. To my wife Angel
AVashingtou all my Estate, and appoint her sole Executrix.
Richard Vines Eliacott and Alex: A[cl\euzie appeared before Governor
AVilliam Spry 25 Sep. 1761), and swure that they iaiew George Wasliington, late of
• Marriage at St. ilicliael's 6 Oct. 17^3. Walter Uristou and Euth Kumbold.
CARIBBEA.NA. 203
the Parish of St. Michael, that the above will was writteu throughout in his iiand-
wnting, and the sigiinture to the will was his.
Barbados. Entered 25 Sep. 17(59.
On IS Oct. 17G9 administration was granted bv Governor Spry to George
Forbes of St. Michael's, Barbados, Merchant. Sureties, William Forbes and
Thomas "Woodin.
ST. MICHAEL'S.
Baptisms (1637 to 1806).
1761 Mar. 26 Theophilus Ashton Gordon, sou of Theophilus & Mary Wa.shing-
ton, born July 2G, 1758 ; also George Asjhton Gordon, son of
Theop: Gordon and Mary Washington.
Maeeiages (1643 to 1802).
1738 Aug. 27 Washington, Eichard, M^ to M" Elizabeth liumbold.
1762 Nov. 27 „ George, to Ann .... (Spinster).
1765 Dec. 23 „ George to Angel Hughes, Spinster.
1776 Jan. 14- „• Angel, to Abraham MuUiueux.
BXTEIALS.
Washington, Mary ....
„ Eliz« Parish ex O. C.
,, Mary.
„ Ann.
,, George.
„ John (Seaman).
ST. JAMES.
BuEiALS (1637 to ISOl).
1736 Feb. 20 Washington, Robert, aged about 10 years, son of Eichard
Washington. Apoplexy.
1744 Mar. 10 Washington, Eliz% aged 43 years, died of a fever Jt lax.
1746 Aug. 1 Washington, Eichard, aged 49 years ; died of a " vouiittiu"-."
1746 June 4 Washington, John, aged 13 years.
1754
Sep. 5
1756
May 27
1756
Nov. 9
1763
July 25
1769
Mar. 21
1769
April 24
1653, Oct. 17. For 15,000 lbs. of good and well-cured Muscovado Sugar,
Jonathan Andrewes, Thomas Andrewes, and Thomas Wardell, Merchant, sell to
Captain Robert Eumball, Gent., of the said island, a parcel of land " lyoinge
near the Indian Bridge Town in tiie Parish of S'- Michael in t!ic said Island,
bounded on the lands where the Old Sessions House stood, Southward ; iii^ou the
lands of the heirs of Robert Greene, deceased. Eastward ; an<l upon tiie la:ul
called Merchants' laud, Northward and Westward. (Re-copies of Deeds, Regib-
tration Offices, Bridgetown, vol. iv., part 2, fol. 922.)
1056, May 14. Captain Robert Eumboll, gent., sells certain Laud and
Buildings at the Indian Bridge Town to Charles Eice or Rich.*
• Ch;irles Rich of Lunlieth, Merchant, died ifi.")S, huviiii,' married Luurciiti.-i, relict of Fin.ncis
Ford of Birbados, Mc-rchant. Charles's brotiior lioborl wis o!' tiie same Island (will proved
1679, 166 Kiug), also two of his ucphews, liobert and Edward, n-itii their families. [Edixob.]
204
CARIBBEANA.
"This 31*' day of May 1G5G, appeared before me Captain Robert Rumball and
Anna his wife, and acknowledged the Within Bill of Sale to be their free and
voluntary act and deed. Acknowledged before me
Tho. Noex,l."
(Vol. iii., p. IG, 31 May 1655.)
Eobert Pope of Barbadoe.=!. Will dated 2G March 1659. My sisters Mary,
Anne, and Sarah. To uiy blether JM" Eliz. Batty I leave my mansion house in
Shelford, Cainbridi^'e. IMy wife Anne.
Witnessed by ^Nathaniel White, Elinor N. Brookes. Proved 27 April 1659.
Barbados. Entered vol. ii., fo. 261.
BUEIALS AT BAEBADOS (name of Parish not given).
1657 Aug. 12 Joseph Pope.
1659 April 12 Eobert Pope.
George Pope at Barbadoes. Mem. that on 1 Sept. 1659 Geo. Pope of Bristol!,
Merchant, being sicke, declaved his last will nuncupative that his cousin John
Pope should be his Ex'or and heir. In the presence of John Pope S"', Grace
Taylor.
"The Keepers of the Liberty of England by authority of Parliament" ....
Know ye that ou 30 Sept. 1659 the will was at London proved and adin'on granted
to John Pope. Signed E. Hankey, Wm. Joues, Mark Cottle, Eeg^
Barbadoes. By the GoV approved. M'' James Haymon, .attorney to M"" John
Pope ]■■, the Ex'or, being sworn to bring into the Secretary's otEce an Inventory.
This last of Feb. 1659. Danyell Searle.
Charles Pope, now residing in Barbadoes. Will dated 24 March 1691 (? 1690-1).
My estate in Jamaica. My dan. Mary. My brothers Chr., Kich'', and Edw'' Pope
of Butleigh, co. Som., all estate Sarah dau. of Geo. Harlin of this I., Merchant,
Jas. Pinnoek of Ligauea, Jamaica. Hon. Geo. Lillingston, AVm. Bushe, Benjamin
Hole to be Ex'ors for this I., and Edward Stanton, James Pinnoek, and John
Wilmot for Jamaica. Barbadoes. Entered 12 January 1691-2.
^t. (Cijomao", iHititilc 3:5lanli, ^t. lAitts.*
In the Church over the west door : —
This Monument
is Erected to the INIemory of
Se. Chaki.ks P.\t>'e Bart.
wlio Dyed
Decb' 23^ 1744
Aged 63 Years.
• Tlio Rev. Nod Caniit, tho Rjctor of St. Gjor^'c, U;issot>>rrc, St. Kitts, wrilcs i;l April
1911 : " I am eaclosia;^ copies of all lUo iusuriptioas (4) we have so tur beeu able to find."
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The exterior is from a iiicture postourd by the Uev. Dr. Thomas of Nevis.
CARIBBEANA. 205
On a floor Blab : —
Sir Chables Patxe
Knight and Baronet
Major General of
His ^laiesty's
Leeward Carribce Islands
Dyed tlie 21 Dav of December
1744
Aged G2 Tears.
Buried Dec. 22'' Sir Charles Payne. (Parish Register.)
Capt. Samuel Payne uas living at St. Kitts in or before 1656. (Egerton MS.
2395, Brit. IMuseum")
Capt. Philip Payne signed a petition of the planters of St. Kitts in January
1659. In 16G9 he was one of the Commissioners appointed to receive back the
English quarter of the Island. In 1673 it was reported that liis estate and that
of Capt. Sam. Payne had been devastated by the French since the declaration of
peace. In 16S3 and IGSG Lieut. Abraham Pavne was a Member of the Assembly.
In 1707-8 Stephen Payne, Esq., aged 47, was entered in the census, and in 1711
styled " Colonel,'' and of the parish of St. Thomas. This Stephen's parentage is
unknown, but he was probably son or grandson of either the above Philip or
Samuel. His wife's name is also unknown, but he had several sons, of whom the
second, Charles, was created a baronet in 1737. The Paynes are supposed to have
come from Lavington in AVilts, Dorset, or Jersey. (Sec vol. iii. of "Antigua.")
On a floor slab : —
Here lies interred \^ Body of Capt"
John Pogson of Horncastle in the
County of Lincoln in the Kingd'" of
Engl"* Avho departed y^ life y"^ 29"' day
of May ] 0S6
also Hestee his wife who departed y« 30"^
day of 9^" 1G9G
And with Y"" lies interred their two Grand
Sons namely
Fbeehan Pogsox who departed y'= 24^''
day of July 1704 when but 3 months old
And John Pogsox Junr. who departed
June ye 20"' 1720 in y<= 23'^ Year of his Age.
The copy of this printed in Vol. I., p. 8, was evidently abbreviated by
Mr. Darnell Davis, as the present one gives the ages of the sons which he omitted.
In the churchyard : —
Here lyeth the Body of
Michael Lambert Esqr.
Majr. General of the Leeward Islands
And sometime
Lieut. Governor of St. Christophers
He died the Gth day of iMarch 172J
In the 70th year of his Age.
Here also lyeth the Body of
Feajtces his youngest Daughter
and wife of Ciiari.e.s L'vm E.sq.
who died the 9"' day of Nov"" 1721
In the 20"' year of her Age.
206 CARIBBEANA.
The arms on this, as noted in 1S79 by Mr. N. D. Davis, were: .... iper
chevron .... ihree lamhs. Crest. — A qriffin.
Lambert was appoiiited in 1707 Lieut. -Governor of St. Kitts. His will was
dated 1 March 1723 and recorded in the Island. He owned several estates, which
apparently passed to his widow Priscilla, who was livins; in 1753, when she
owned three plantations in St. Thomas, Middle Island. He also possessed the
"New Invention" of 106 acres in the French quarter and the "College" of
200 acres. He left no sons, but three daughters and coheiresses : —
I. Susannah, married first Major Kich. Holmes, ^Tember of Council of
St. Kitts, who died in London in 1725 (will proved 13 October),* by whom she
had Rich., Priscilla, and ^Eartha. She married secondly John Douglas, Esq., of
St. Kitts, whose will was proved 171S (359, Strahan), and had an eldest son and
heir, John St. Leger Douglas. She died at Eickmansworlh, Herts. Will dated
1750 (323, Greenly).
II. Margaret, married Col. James "Weatherill of Antigua, and had two sons,
Lambert AVeatherill and Clius. Pym Weatherill, besides others. (See pedigree in
" Antigua," vol. iii.)
III. Frances, the youngest, married Col. Chas. Pym of St. Kitts, ]Member of
Council. "Will proved 17-11 (132, Spurway). They had Priscilla, only dau. and
heiress, who married, S June 1712, luibert, 2nd Lord l\omney. Lady liomney's will
was dated 174G and proved 1771 (12G, Trevor), and she died 2G "February 1771.
In 1753 Lord Komney owned " Pym's Bay " estate in St. George's, Easseterre,
and his wife had one-third of a plantation in St. Thomas, Middle Island, formerly
that of her grandfather Michael Lambert.
Here lyeth the bodies of Colonel Stephen Payne, who departed this life the
10"* day of September 1711, in the 51^' year of his age.
And also of his sons Stei'IIEX and Samuel Payne, who departed this life in
the 7'^ and 10"' years of their age.
Here lyeth interr'd the body of Joiix Hei.den, son of John Helden of this
island, E3q% who departed this life the 7''' of June 1722, aged 2 years, 2 mouths,
and 19 days.
• My note says P.C.C, but I have not yet found the will.— Editob.
The following inscriptions were copied in 1879 by Mr. N. Darnell Davis.
The Pector writes, 8 June 1911: ''A\''e can find nothing of the stones to John
Helden, Mrs. Susanna Phipps, Archibald Esdaile, or Col. Stephen Payne. The
stones to Capt. Sam. .Jefferson and Dr. Johu Hutchinson are in good condition.
There is an estate called Hutchinsous in the parish." I wonder who was
responsible for the destruction of the above memorials to the dead ?
Here lieth the body of Cap' Sajiuel Jeffeesox, who deceased the 12"" day of
December Anno Dom. 1G49.
I think this must be the second oldest tomb in the Island. Sir Tho. Warner's
being dated IGIS. John Jeaft'ri'son, a ^Lister Manner from Pettistrce in Suffolk,
arrived at St. Kitts iu 1G21 in the ship " Hopewell," which he commanded. In
1G25, when A\''arner obtained the King's commission, Jeaffresou's name was
inserted as iiis Lieutenant. Capt. Samuel Jeaffresou, a brother of John, settled
the "Red House Plantation," and left, with other issue, a son Samuel, who
removed about 1GG9 to Antigua, and whose son, also Samuel, was in 1G7S Member
of Council for St. Kitts. Very little is known of this branch. (" Antigua," ii.,
lOG.) John's descendants or heirs were seated at Dullingham House, Cam-
bridgeshire.
M" Sl'sanxa Piiipps, 1GS6. See Vol. I., p. 75, for this.
CARIBBEA.NA. 207
In Egliam Churchyard, Surrey, is a stone (without dates) to his parents,
whose dau. and sole heiress ^Nlary married Tho. Toster of Jamaica, M.P. Joliu
Helden had been a Member of Council and Collector of the Customs, and died
11 February 1738. AVill (G3, Brodrepp).
Coventry and Manning. See Vol. I., 346.
Here lyeth iuterr'd the Body of Doct. Jonx Hrxciiixsoy, late of the parish
of S' Thomas, Middle Island, who departed this life the 10''' day of April 1735, in
the fourtieth year of his a<4e.
Here also lyeth the body of Mary the dau<;hter of Bexjamin Makkkam,
Esquire, and wife of the aforesaid John Hutchinson, who departed this life the
26"' August 1733, aged 28 years .... and four of their children.
' Aems. — . . . . a Hon .... Above the shield is a knight's helmet.
Baptisms.*
1730 May 6 Mary, daughter of D"" John Hutchinson & Mary his "Wife, born
March 16. 1730.
1731 Oct. 11 Sarah, daughter of D' John Hutchinson & Mary his wife,
born 9"'.
BUEIAiS.*
1733 Aug. 26 M" Mary Hutchinson AVife of D'' John Hutchinson.
1733 Sep. 3 Mary, daughter of D'' John Hutchinson.
1733 Sep. 10 Sarah, daughter of D'' John Hutchinson.
1735 Jan. 4 Doctor John Hutchinson.
Sacred to the memory of the Hon. Akcktbald Esdaile, Esquire, late Com-
tnander-in-Chief of the Leeward Islands. Died beptr. 25"' 1796, aged 01.
BUEIAL.*
1796 Sep. 26 The Hon. Archibald Esdaile, from Palmetto Point.
See the tablet in Bath Abbey to his widow, Mrs. Aletta de la Cousaye Esdaile,
who died 21 Se[)tember ISOO, aged .57, erected by her son E. Esdaile.
1725. Deposition of John Esdaile, Sen"", of S' Christopher, Esq., before
W" Liddell, Esq. (B. T. Leeward Islands, vol. 18.)
1796, July 7. .Archibald Esdaile, President of S' Kitts, writes that His
Excellency Major-Gencral Leigh's health is bad, and that he sailed for England
on the 3''* iust., leaving the trovernment in his hands.
1796, Sep. 25. In the Island of St. Christopher, the Hon. Archibald Esdaile,
president of that island, master in chancery, judge of the admiralty, and (in the
absence of JMajor-gcn. Leigh) commander of the Leeward islands. (" G.M.,"
1797, 164, and '' Antigua," i., csli.)
Joseph Phipps. Will dated 14 May 1796. My sister Susannah Esdaile,
widow. (291, js'elson.)
Susannah Mathew Pliipps, dau. of Erancis Phipps, married after 1762 ....
Esdaile, and was living a widow in LS07.
Dr. Ealph Adve of St. Kitts married a Miss Esdaile, and in his letter of
4 September 1799 alludes to the death of his wife's brother, the Comptroller of
the Customs there, who died on the 1st iust.
* Communicated by the Hector.
20S
CARIBBEANA.
a ^3avtitular ilist
OP PERSONS PAID THEIR EIRST MONTIES PAT EOR THEIR
RESPECTIVE QUALITIES UNDER THE COMMAND OF GENERAL
VENABLES IN THE AVEsT INDIES, DECEMBER IGoi.i
Names.
William Aniey-
Thoinas Archbould
l^bomas Anlicr
Joliii Biirrell
Markc Browne
Thomas Breres
Randall i^irkt-nhead
.loliii Booker
William Blake
Rodoiph Bylaijd
Georf;;e Butlor^
James Burey*
Jolin Cooke
Jolin Church
Johnathan Crossley
Her.ry Davice"'
Robert Donn
Edward Doylie"
Patrick Devon
Humphry Dui^las!
Henry Disuey'^
James Debora''
Henry Ferribos.coe''
Edward Freeman
Samuell Fievbrace
Nathauill Flick
Robert Fallow es
John Godwell
General) Yenablcs.
Quallities.
Sould'f to
Lt to
SouW to
Lt to
Sould'' to
Ensi^ne to
Serg' to
Drum"" to
Sould'' to
Sould'' to
Captaine
Ensigue to Lt
Captaine
Sould^ to
Sould'' to
Captaine
Ensigne
Lt Collo
Sould'' to
Sould'' to
Cap'
Sould' to
Ensigne to
Sergant
Corporall
Sould^ to
Corpo" to
Companyes.
Cap' Davice.
Cap' Davif-e.
Cap' Handcock.
Cap' llaiidcock.
Cap' Handcock.
Cap' Cooke.
Cap' Persons.
Cap' Handcock.
Cap' Carey.
Cap' Carey.
Collo Doylie.
Cap' Handcock.
Cap' Butler.
Cap' Handcock.
Venables.
Yenables.
Gen' Venables.
Cap' Handcock.
Cap' Disney.
Cap' Handcock.
Cap' Davice.
provost Marshall.
Cap' Butler.
Cap' Handcock.
1 Copied frnm tlie orisrinal in tlie V.Jl.O., Col. Fapcr?, Vol. 3:.'. No. 16, by Miss Jlabol Neiiib-
hard, with notes added by ber. See also the AVI. C'al. for Kwo-o, Addenda, p. t)0. wbcrc only
the officens' name.- are given. A later list ot 21 March 1G5-4-5 from the Portland MtJiS. is given
Iq the " Narrative of Venables" (Tirth, IIG).
The information in the followini,' notes is chiefly derived from "The Narrative of General
Venables/' edited by C. II. Firth, I'JOO. and the lists of persons who applied for arrears of i)ay
given in the Calendar of State Prpcrs, Colonial, 157-1 — 1660 (Interrcgnuiu, Entry liook, vol. cv.,
pp. 454-5, 4G2, ■mn 472).
' Elizabeth, widtiw of "Wm. Amv, applied for arrears of pav 25 Dec. 1656.
3 Capt. Getn-L-o Ikitlcr, killed i'f"; April l(',.j5 (Venables). "Will proved in 1655 (382, Aylett).
The arrears of pay duo to him were applied for 25 Dec. ItJSG.
•* Arrears due to James Cerry, dece:!sed, were ajplitd for 24 July 1656.
* "Widow of Capt. Henry I'avis aj'i'lied for arrears 15 Sept. 1G5G.
* He siibioqiieuily became Colonel of the rcLriment raised in Uarbados. In a letter of
12 Sept. 1657, when Commander-in-Chief, lie slated he was in Lis foriictli year (Thurloc, vi.,
612). He retired to EnL'land in 1GG2.
? Capt. Henrv Disney died 3 April 1655. Thnrloe, iii., 505 (Firlh).
» Joane, ^idow of J;s. Debi ra, soldier, applied for arrears 25 Dec. 1656.
» Capt. Henry Ferribosoo's children applied for arrears 10 .Jiice 1058.
CARIBBEANA.
209
Names.
John Ginj:er'
Joseph iJamouud
Eicharcl Fiiulilcv
William Huiistoue-
Thomas Huddelstone-^
Thomas ITandcock'
Heiirv HowcU
Thomas Ifutchings
Tate Howell
John Jones
John James''
John Llovd
William Lott
John Lee
Eobert Legard
George Moore
Francis Mercer^
Chad Mattorsey
John O.-borne^
George Persons
John Page
Henrv Persons
Hugh' Pcarcc'^
Andrew Peter
Eichard Paver
Henrv Persons
John 'Pv:itliffe
Luke Eamsden
AVilHam Simons
Augustus Cezar Sinelder
George Taylor
Gabrill Throckmorton
William AVimbairJ
AVilliaui WiUoughby
William AVhiteio
William Webb^i
William AVrighti^
Bcnjamine AVelcocks
Daniel Walker
Eobert Woodward
Thomas Whittaker
Lawrauee Mullious
Quallitics.
Companyes.
Sergant
^faj' fiercer.
Sergaut
Cap' Haudcock
Sould'' to
Cap' Butler.
Sould'- to
!Maj' Mercer.
Sergant
Maj'- Mercer.
Cap'
Sould-- to
Maj' fiercer.
Sould-- to
]Maj' Mercer.
L' to
Cap' Cooke.
Sould'- to
Cap' Handoock.
Sould"- to
Cap' Handcock.
L'to
L' Collo Doylio
Sould' to
Maj' Mercer.
Corporall
Cap' Handcock.
Sould"- to
Cap' Di.<ney.
Drum'- to
Cap' Butler.
Major
L'to
Gen' Venables.
Sould"- to
Cap' Persons.
Cap'
Sould"- to
L' Collo Doylie
L'to
Cap' Persons.
Corpo" to
Gen' Yonablcs.
L'to
Cap' Hinde.
Sould^ to
Cap' Butlei-.
Sould"- to
Cap' Disney.
Sergajit
L' Collo Doylie
Sergant
Cap' Davice.
Ensigne
Cap' Butler.
SoukV to
L' Collo Doylie
Drum"- to
Cap' Handcock.
Sould^ to
Cap' Persons.
L' to
Maj' Mercer.
L' to
Cap' Butler.
Gen' at Amies
Cooke.
Sould"- to
Maj' fiercer.
Sould^ to
Maj' jNIercer.
Sould'- to
Maj' jMercei".
Sould' to .
Cap' Cooke.
Sould' to
Maj' ]\lerccr.
Sould"- to
Gen' Venables.
Sould' to
Cap' Disney.
* John Ginger's arrears applied for 15 Sept. IGoG.
^ Anne, wicfow of AVni. Tlulstnn, apiilied for arrears 21 Oct. 1(556.
' Arrears duo to Lieut. Thos. lluddle>tone apidiod for 12 Feb. 1057.
■• Capt. Thoiua.'; ILmoock killed 20 April 1055. Tliurloe, lii., 506 (I'lrth). Uis cliildreu
applied for arrears 18 AjtII ]f)5().
^ 'SVidow of Jos. Mohi! ?) James apnlied for arrenrs 15 Sept. 1650.
' Arrears due to Lieut. -Col. Fra-;. .Meicer a] plied for 12 Fub. 1057.
^ Mary, widow of John O^ljurue, applii-d for arrears 25 Dec. 1650.
* Arrears di:c to llu,i,'!i I'firce, serjcaiit, applied for 25 Dec. 1050.
' Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Win. Wiuiball. applied for arrears 15 Sept. 1650. He was coni-
mis?ioned as " '\Viiii,'lnll " in the W.L 25 Ajril 1055 (Firtli, 125).
'" Anne, widow of William White, ajiplicd for arrears 15 Sept. 1050.
" Arrears due to Wiu. Webb, soldier, deceased, applied for 25 Dec. 1656. Will P.C.C. 1056
(427, Berklov-).
'■ Arrears due to Win. Wright, Serjeant, applied for 25 Dec. 1656.
VOL. II. f
210
CAIllBBEANA.
Names.
Obidiah Hiiidei
Edward Stpnton
William Willrion
Will. Armstrong
Rich : Dukeufeild
Will. Drew
John Frampton
Will. Fisher
Thomas Gaije-
Eflward SackfeikF'
William Harlstone
Lawrence Muttons
Isack Kecroft*
Phillip Starkey
Farres
Henry Archbould^
Richard Bamford*'
John Pollord"
William Burt
Robert Baldwin
John Clarke^
John Clarke
George Dawkius
John Everad
Richard Gee
Sampson George
Andrew Houncell
Richard Haudcock
William Huntley
James Haines^
William Kiuge
Vallantine Levritt
Marshall
Thomas Norcott
James Jvewton
William Ord
Mathias Pippiat
* Capt. Obadiah Hindc was killed 2fi April 1655 (Firth).
^ Mary, widow of Thomas Gai;o, cliaii!;iin, ai'plied for arrears 18 July Ifiufi.
* Ed. Sackwell was commissioned a captain in tlie Gcneral'.s Regiment 25 April 1055
(Firth, 125).
■* "\Vm., father of Isaac Ricroft, applied for arrears 10 June 1(558.
' Henry Arclibold became Jjieut.-Col. of Col. Carter's Rei,'inient, and was a Jleniber of the
Council of Jamaica after the Restoration (Firth). See also Thiirlr)e, v., 102, 128. 139; vi., 235.
He settled in Liuruanea (briii;.'cs, i., 220). On S .Vpril KiOS £20 was paid to KHz. his ^^ife for
transport of herself and family to her husband in Jamaica (W.I. Cal., -K;5).
* Anne, widow of Capt. Rich. Bamfurd, ajiplied for arrears 15 t^ejit. 165t), and ajraiii on
12 Feb. 1657. In the hitler petition he is dcscnJAd as '' Major.'" llis (:ommis.>ion as Major.
7 Arrears due to Ensi-n John Rollard ajiplied for 25 Dec. 165G.
* Lieut.-Col. John Clarke died at .-ca on 9 .May 1(;55, of wmuuls received on 26 \\iTil.
Memorials of Sir William I'cnn, ii., 99, ICO (Firth). There is a petition from his widow .Vniary
in Colonial State Raiders (Uome-ticj, 1655, p. 3U6. She also applied for arrears 13 May IG56.
' Venablcs wrote: " ilajor General llaynes i**: all our best otlicers fell in the first action,"
i.e., on 25 April, at Ilispaniola. A pension of £150 was awarded his widow Kliz. on 3 Oct. 1655,
he haviu,^ been slain {W'.l. Cal., -431).
Quallities.
Companyes.
Cap'
Drum'' to
Mercer.
Sould' to
Gen' Venables.
Chirurgeon mate
Chirurgeon
Apothecary
quarter m""
Chirurgeon mate
Chapling
L«
Capt Persons.
Sould^ lo
Mercer.
Sould'
Carrey.
Serg' to
Cooke.
laines.
Ensignc to
Haines.
Capt
Capt
Ensigne
Cap* Bamford.
Drumer to
Haines.
Sould"- to
Cap' Smith.
L' Collo to
Haines.
Ensigne
L' Collo Clarke.
Sould"- to
Cap' Younge.
Corpo" to
Cap' Touiige.
Sould'' to
Cap' AV^alters.
Sergant to
Cap' Bamford.
L^to
Haines.
Sergant to
Cap* Archbould.
L'to
Cap' Tounge.
3Iajor and Gene"
L'to
Maj'' Gen' Haines
Serg' to
Cap' Archbould.
L' to
Maj' Gen' Haines.
Sould"" to
Cap' Archbould.
SouhU to
Walter.
Sould' to
Cap' Archbould.
Sould'' to
Barry.
CARIBBEANA.
211
Name?.
Quallities.
Companyes
"William Pittifor
Sould' to
Cap' Younge.
Eandall Pull ford
Sould' to
Cap' Smith.
George Eivers
Ensigne
Cap' Walters.
William Elvers
L'to
Cap' Archbuld.
"William Simons
Drum"" to
Maj' Barry.
Thomas ^lartin
Corp" to
Cap' AValter.
Danill Smith
Cap' to
Haines.
Eobert Taylor
Capt to
Archbould.
George Toms^
Cap' to
Haines.
Edward "Willitt
Cap' to
Haines.
Thomas "Walter^
Cap' to
Haines.
Edmoiid Willett
Corp"
Haines.
"William AVandall
L^to
Haines.
Richard Tounge^
Cap' to
Haines.
George Faulkner*
L'to
■ Cap' Willitt.
"William Eeves
Sould'- to
Cap' Willitt.
"William Baily
Sould' to
Cap' Willitt.
Jackson .... intant
Gene"
Samuell Barrey^
Major to
Haines.
"William Kinge
L'to
Barrey.
"William Hopkins
Ensigne
Moko Mordo
Serg'
Phillip Peard
Serg'
John Southead
Corporall
John Brind
Corporall
George Turner
Corporall
Eich. Clearke
Gen' at Armes
William Burt
Drum""
Eobert Creado
Sould^
John Nev.bery
Ditto
Will. Puckett
Ditto
Eich. Webber
Ditto
Theophilus Kinge
Ditto
Henry Gale
Ditto
John Delley
Ditto
Eichard Salway
Ditto
John Hodgson
Ditto
Eignall Knight
Ditto
Martin Leakey
Ditto
John Feaeey
Ditto
John Gume®
Ditto
Nichollas Yellies
Ditto
John Wilkes
Ditto
Danill Clarke
Ditto
J 0 : Hare
Ditto
» Gregory Tom was Jilc-inber of Assembly for Northside in 1664 (Feurtado). lie arrived in
1663 with his wife Aiiiv, iind died in 16(!5. , .„ , ,„ » •,
5 Capt. Thom;:s W;>l:er. Possibly this was Adjutant-General « alters, killed on 18 April.
See Thurloc, iii., 50{i iFirth).
3 AVidow of Cai.t. Uicli. Young, Adjutant-General, applied for arrears 21 Oct. 1656.
•• Elizabetli, widow of .Major Geo. l-auikiior, ai.pliod for arn-ars £ Feb. 16.57.
in Jamaica and fiiOO or i:300 a year in Kent (W.l. Cal., -iUlj.
* Perhaps Guuue,
72
,-f-'
212
CARIBBEANA.
Names.
Clemant WoUh
Allex. Butlrill
AVill : Sherick
Edward Barley
Thomas Browne
Thomas Morgan •
Eich. Edwards
Edward Sollis
George Hood
Eobert Herman
John Clentch
Johu Leach
David Minor
Nieliolas Grace
John Gater
Eich : Chapman
Eich : Thompson
William Tudge^
John Frankling
Bartho : Jackson
Eoger ]Manners
Jesse Wharton
Thomas Ilodgclkins
Thomas K
Eoger Manners
George Simpson
Thomas Alcock
Eobert Allin
Stephen Arrow Smith
Christopher ]]arron
Edward Bradshaw
George Bailie
Eobert Banman
Henry Bartlitt-
James Bates
John Bradsliaw
George Blake
Will : Clea
Will : Carman
William CoUings
John Clinch
William Cooke
John Bray
Thomas Dowing^
William Denis
Bartlio : Duvies*
Quallities.
Companycs.
Sould'
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Gunu Smith
Chirurgeon mate
quarter master
Chapling
Chirurgeon mate
Serg' to
Cap' Touiige.
Chapling to
Haines.
Ensigne
Cap' Younge.
tescue Eegiment.
Sould' to
Cap' AN^ells.
Sould-- to
Cap' AVhite.
Sould'' to
Cap' Keene.
Sould-- to
Cap' White.
Souldf to
Cap' White.
Serg' to
Maj' Hill.
Sould'- to
Cap' Davies.
Captaine
Ensigne
Cap' Edwards.
Sould^ to
Major Hill. ■
Sould"- to
Cap' Levcrington
Serg' to
Cap' Weles.
Ensigne
Cap' AVhite.
Sould^ to
Collo Fortescue.
Sould^ to
Cap' Edwards.
Sould'' to
Cap' White.
L'to
Cap' Levering.
Ensigne
Cap' Kecne.
Ensigne
Capt Bartlitt.
Captaine
' Rebecca, widoM' of Vi'm. Fudirc, giuismitli, api'liod for arrears 25 Doc \C<'yC>
- Jomio, wido\v of Lio\it.-CoI. lien. B:irtKlt, aiiplifd for arrears 2o J)e<-. KioU. He .siijiicd tlie
Minutes of a Council of ^\'ar 7 June 1050, and had been coiuuii.ssioued in the W L 15 May
1655.
' Arrears due to Lieut. Thos. Downing applied for 8 June 165S. Will P.C.C. 1C58
(484, Woolton).
* Arrcary due to Ca|)t. Bartholomew Davis, deceased, applied for 5 Sept. 165G.
CARIBBEANA.
213
Names.
Peter Dunbar
John Egar^
Obidiah Edwards
John Ellis
Nathanill Fletcher
Will : Ferris-
Thomas Freoinan
Thomas French
Richard Fortesciie'
Thomas Fuller'
"William Fletewood
Elias Gingon
'William llambleyn
Thomas Hill
Willia:n Hilis
John Honey
Thomas Howell
Ealph Hardwick"^
Henry Hurst
David Houston
Eichard Holdick^
Renokls Hayward
James luskyck''
Johna : Judkins'
John Keeue
Thomas Kent
Thomas Kinge
John Lushe
Samuell Leveringtou^'^
' Rich : Lawrauce
John Marshall' 1
Will : Moore
Edmond L' to Mallinson
Tho : May
Augustin May
Quallities.
Sould"' to
Souldyer to
Captaiue to
Souldyer to
Souldyer to
Souldyer to
Sergaut to
L'to
Collo
Serg' to
Souldyer to
Souldyer
Capt L' to
L' to
Major to
Souldyer to
Ensigue to
quarter m''
L' to
Sergant to
L' Collo to
Souldyer to
Souldyer to
Souldyer to
Captaine to
Sould to
Souldyer to
Capt to
Ensigne to
Sould^ to
Souldyer to
L' to
Gent, at armes
Souldyer to
Companyes.
Cap' AVhite.
Captaine Kecne.
Collo Fortescue.
Cap' Davies.
Captaine Kecne.
Cap' Duvics.
Collo Foi-tcscue.
Captaine Wells.
L' Collo Holdyck.
Captaiue White.
Collo Fortescue.
Major Hill.
Collo Fortescue.
Captaine Edwards.
Captaine Davice.
Collo Fortescue.
Captaine Edwards.
Fortescue.
Collo Fortescue.
Captaine Bartlitt.
IVrajor Hill.
Cap' Bartlitt.
Collo Fortescue.
Cap' Leveringtou.
Cap' Bartlitt.
Collo Fortescue.
Cap' AVells.
Cap' Keene.
Cap' Keene.
Cap' White.
Cap' White.
' Ellen, widow of John Agar alias Eager, soldier, applied for arrears 25 Dec. 1656.
* Anne, widow of \\m. Feri;;, applied for arrears lo Sept. 1056.
' Mary, widow of ^Major-ften. Rich. Fortescue, ajiplied for arrears 21 Oct. K'.uO. AVill of
Col. Eicb. Fortescue, P.t'.C.. 1057 (270, Uuthi'ii). Arrears due to Major (Majur-General ?)
Fortescue applied for 3 Dec. 1G56. He died about 1 Nov. 1055, being then Conuuauder-in-Cliief
and Governor.
•• M.I, at St. Doruthv's to Col. Tho. Fuller, "one of the first takers of this Is^laud," who died
6 June 1690 (Archer, 307).
* Major Wm. Hill's daughter a])plicd for arrears 15 Sci^t. 1050. AVilliiini Hill apparently
succeeded Hohlip as Lieut-Col. ISeo Clarke I'apers, iii., 56. Hill died, seeniingl\-, before
arriving at J.imaica. Cal. State i'ajiers, Col,, 157 t — UidO, 45 1 (Firth).
' Arrears due to Lieut. Kalpli llardwic-k ajiplied for un 2 April, and again on 15 May 1656.
He was promoted in the \V,I, from Lieut, to Capt, 10 Mav 1055,
' Arrears due to Col. Richard Holdip ai>plicd for 20 April 1(!58. At the etid of March 1G54
he became Colonel of the regiment r.iised at the Leeward Islands (Firtli). He heiMuie an active
planter (Bridges, i., 220), 1052, July 14, Draft of a c.>mmi9sion to him lor govenimeiir of
a plantation between the Amazon and Orinoco, but revoked on 22 Nov. and notice sent to him at
Barbados (W.l, Cal., 379, 380, and 4721,
^ Abigail, widow of James Inskip, applied for .arrears 15 Sept. 1C5G.
' Abigail, widow of Jonat. Judkin, Soulier, applied for arrears 25 Dec. 1050.
'" Samuel Leveringtou, " A gallant man, wounded on 17 Ai>ril 1055, was taken back to a ship,
and, being left on deck without food or water, or having his wounds dressed, ho succombcd."
(Narrative by Veuables, quoted by Mrs. Leopold Scarlett.;
" Eliza, widow of Joliu Marshall, soldier, applied for arrears 25 Doc. 165G.
214
fcARIBBEANA.
Names.
Richard jS'icholson
John Poultou
Thomas PadselU
James Peake-
Thomas Rowland
Rich : Rippon
Steph : Rose^
James Spinkernild*
Edmond Sickes
John Skillin
Nicholas Smithsend
Roger Shipherd
Johnathau Starr
Thomas Smaie
Thomas Stranyhon
Danill Thrift
David Williams
Henry "White
Richard A\'^ele3^
Rich : AVelleford
Will : Wheeler .
John Torke
Thomas Pethou
Peter Quanby
Jolm Durant'**
Will. Hill
Thomas Escott
John Layhorne
Edward Ellis
Thomas Dobsou
Robert Eraense
Thomas Christopher
Whigift AUimore
Thomas Bulliugham
Rich : Crawley
Rich : Bossick^
John Mason
Edward Cleare"
Francis Bcllimy''^
Edward Stapeltou
Nathauill Lane
Roger Gates
John Henry Hillsmau
Thomas Edwards^"
Quallities.
Sergant to
Gent, at armes
Souldyer to
Ensigne to
Souldyer to
Souldyer to
LHo
Corpo" to
Serg' to
Sergant to
Souldyer to
Sergant to
Souldyer to
Souldyer to
Souldyer to
Drumer
Souldyer
Souldyer to
Captaine to
Souldyer to
Serg' to
Corpo"
L'to
Sergant
Souldyer to
Souldyer
Souldyer
Souldyer
Souldyer
Souldyer
Sergant to
Corpo" to
Souldyer
Sould^ to
Sould^ to
Drumer to
Serg' to
Sould"" to
Sould'' to
Chirurgeou mate
Chapling
Gunn Smith
Chirurgeon
Gent, at Armes
Companyes.
Cap' White.
Cap' Davice.
Collo Fortescuc.
L' Collo Holdyck.
Collo Fortescue.
Cap' Wells.
L' Coll Holdyck.
Cap' Davies.
Cap' Lcverington.
Cap' Bartlitt.
Collo Fortescue.
Cap' Leverington.
Captaine White.
Cap' White.
Cap' White.
Cap' AVhite.
Cap' AVhite.
Collo Fortescue.
Cap' Weles.
L' Collo Holdyck.
Captaine White.
Cap' Davies.
Cap' Davies.
Cap' Xeeue.
Cap' White.
Cap' White.
Cap' White.
Cap' AVhite.
Cap' Edwards.
Cap' Davies.
Cap' Bartlitt.
Cap' Bartlitt.
Cap' Bartlitt.
' Arrears due to Thomas Patsill, coriiornl, applied for 25 Dec. 165G.
' The three families of I'eiike, Fuller, and JJyndiossc all came from Lewes iu Sussex.
' Stephen Rosse ^va3 comniissioued Capt. in the W.I. on 1-i April 1055.
■• Arrears due to Scrj. Jas. Pinkerncll applied lor 15 Sept. 165(3.
' Arrears due to liichard \\'clls applied for 15 Sept. I(i5n. At the same date he became
Major and commanded Fortesi-ue's resfinient. He died about Jan. 1057 (Firth).
* Jane, widow of John Dnraut, applied for arrears 25 Dec. 1656.
' Arrears due to Edward Beswich, drummer (Rich. Bossick ?), applied for 18 July
1656.
* Phoebe, widow of Edw. Cleave. aj>plied for arrears 25 Dec. 1656.
' Martha, widow of Frau. Bellamy, applied for arrears 25 Dec. 1656.
'" Mary, mother of Thos. Edward*, applied for arrears 25 Dec. 1650.
f'^
CARIBBEANA.
215
Names.
Bernard Hicks
John Griffon
Jolin Gettings
Henry Kent
Jo : Moorchead
Edward Piiidcr
Peter Quanbj
Quallities.
Sould"- to
Drunicr to
Sould. to
Ensigne to
SouW to
Sould'' to
Serg' to
{To he continued.)
Companyes.
Cap' Bartlitt.
Fortescue.
Leverington.
Leverington.
Capt White.i
Cap' White.
Cap' Davies.
33ivtl)$, Beatljs', auti iHarriacjcs from tljt
** 33ai1jatios iMtrcar}> ** anD ** JSritisttoUin
(gajttte/* 1805 to 1818/
By EDWAKD GOULBURJS" SIXCKLER, Police Maoistuate, Bakbados.
1815.
May 9 (Died) In this town, Mis Martindale, Mr. John Armstrong, Druggist,
and Mr. Kichard James Ihurbane.
St. Lucy, April 9th, 1815. Yesterday, died at iiis residence in this parish Dr.
Hugh Boyle, a very old and respectable apothecary, and a very good natured
man, ot simple manners, sound uudersianding and great medical slcill.
May 13 The Communication which appeared in our last, relative to the death of
Dr. Hugh Boyle of St. Lucy's parish, proves to have been a mischievous
fabrication, which we are requested to contradict.
May 13 (Died) In 8t. Michael's parish, Miss Mary Ann Phillips, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wildey ; and this morcing, Heury Madden, Esq.
May 16 (Married) On Saturday evening, at Mrs. Price's, iu the parish of Christ
Church, Mr. George McCoiiney to Mrs. Statira Barues, widow of the late
Captain James Barues. (Died) On Friday night the I'Jth iust., at Belle
Vue, after a painful and lingering illness, Mrs. Elizabeth U'itJei/, aged
72 years {^cide May 13), deeply lamented by an only daughter, etc.
May 20 (Died) At the Garrison, on Tuesday last, Capt. Balguy of the York
Chasseurs, an officer who had distinguished himself iu the Peninsular Cam-
paign. His remains were interred that evening at 8t. Michael's Church
(with military honours).
May 23 (Birth) On i'riday the 19th inst., at Mount Brevitor, the lady of Joseph
Leacock, Esq., of a daugliter. (Died) On Sunday last, Mrs. liuth Clarke,
the mother-in-law of Francis Williams, Esq., of tins town.
May 27 (Married) On Thursday morning hist, in St. Michael's Church, Robert
Haynes, Esq., of Clifton Plantation, to Miss Sarah, the eldest daughter of
Joseph A. Payne, Esq., of this towu.
1 This was CaptaiQ Thomas \\'liite, subsequeiuly M.ijor. He \vas probably the author of the
narrative printed iu Clarke I'upors, iii., j4. See Cal. State I'apers, Doiu., h'>j5-t3, til (Firtli).
The Ueiiry White lui.'ulioiied on p. 214 as soldier to '"Capt. While" may have been a bou.
Ou 10 Juue IbOS a Robert White's children applied for arrears.
• Continued from p. 156.
216 CARIBBEAN A.
May 30 (Died) At Philadclpliia, on the 12ih ult., in the 57th year of his age,
llichard Shar])o, Esq., a native of this island, aud formerly a respectable
mercbaut of this town.
June 3 (Married) In St. James' Churcli, on Thursday last, ^Ir. Thomas W.
Lewis to Miss Sarah Christiau, the daughter of William Lowe of that
parish.
June 6 (Died) lu this town, on Sunday last, tlie widow of Philip Lewis, Esq.;
aud yesterday, Mrs. Hartle, ^vife of Mr. Abraham llartie.
July 1 (Married) On Thursday last, at St. :Miehaers Church, N. Holder, Esq.,
to Miss Godilard, daughter of Isaac D. (Joddard, Esq. ; Mr. Townslaud to
Miss Lewis; and in Christ Church, Eobort Ilendy, Esq., to -Miss Anu,
daughter of John Jones, Esq. (Died) On Tuesday the 27th ult.. at Spring
Head Plantation, Sir Philip Gibbos, IJart., aged SG. He was many years a
representative of the parish of St. Peter in the General Assembly of this
island, and afterwards a member of llis Majesty's Council. He is succeeded
in his title and estate by his grandson Samuel Osborne Gibbes, and has left
two daughters, Mrs. Abbott (wife to the Ivight Hon. Charles Abbott, Spealcer
of the llouic of Commons) aud Miss Gibbes. In St. Michael's, Mrs. Mar-
row aud Mrs. Elizabeth Eortuue.
July 15 (Married) On Thursday morning, in St. Michael's Churcli, Mr. AVilliam
Moll to Miss Thomas; and in the evening, Mr. A\'^. Cater to Miss Hunte.
(Died) On the passage hence for England, John Deaue, Esq., brother to
Kichard Deane, Esq., of this town; Capt. Kempt, E.X., who resided here
some time ago as Agent for Transports and Prisoners of "War, died in Canada
in the month of March last.
July 22 (Married) On Wednesday last, Mr. Henry Jenkins to Miss Fitz-
patrick.
July 29 (Married) On Wednesday last, by the Kev. Mr. Als, Charles Cadagon,
Esq., to Miss Eliza, only datightcr of Henry liussell, Esq. (Died) Yesterday
evening, in the parish of Saint George, Henry liamsey, Esq.; and this
morning, in town, Miss Ann Chase, an elderly maiden lady.
Aug. 5 (Died) In this parish, Xathaniel Phillips, Esq.; Mrs. Elizabeth, wife
of Samuel Ames, Esq. ; aud Mr. Anthony "W. Jones.
Aug. 19 (Died) On Tuesday night last, Thomas Mcintosh, Esq. ; and in St.
Philip's, the Kev. Mr. Aliinsou, Eector of that ])arish.
Aug. 26 (Died) This morning, ^Irs. Cragg, wife of George Cragg, Esq.
Aug. 29 (Died) At Mount Brevitor, Mrs. Leacoek, mother of Joseph Leacock,
Esq.
Sep. 2 (Married) On Tuesday evening last, by the Eev. ^Ir. Garnelt, Mr.
Thomas Melville to ;Mi.<s Eebcoca S. Lyte ; and on Thursday morning, in
St. Michael's Church, Mr. John W. Williams to Mis:' Sarah IJ. Carrington.
Sep. IG (Married) Yesterday evening, by the Eev. Mv. Garnett, Mr. Peter J.
Minvielle to ]Miss Margaret ^Miller of this town. (Died) At Demerary,
James T. AYiliiams of tiiis island; and, ^7^ this parish, Mr. Edward Spelloes,
and Miss Harriett, daughter of Abel Clinckett, Esq.
Sep. 2G (Married) This moniing, the llev. Mr. Als, Eector of St. Philip, to
Miss Straker, daughter of J. Straker, Esq., Comptroller of His Majesty's
Customs of this port. (Died) Y'esterday, Miss Ann Williams, a maiden
lady, aged >>'2 years.
Sep. 30 (Die 1; In the parish of St. .Vndrew, where her remains wore buried
on Thur^dav last, Mrs. Jordan, wife of Josepii Jordan, E.'^q.
Oct, 3 (Married) I'csrerday morning, at St. Michatd's Church, Tlioma.s
Mcintosh, Esq., to .Miss Garnett. daughter of the licv. .\[r. (Jarnctt ; and
last week, in the parish of Si. Thomas, Thomas E. E:!twick, Hsq., lu Miss
Ann Schuan.
Oct. 7 (Married) At Christ Church, on Thursday morning, by the Eev. Mr.
Orderson, Howard GriUith, Esq., to Miss Charlotte S. Cantello.
CAEIBBEANA. 217
Oct. 10 (Dietl) On tlie night of Sunday last, Mr. Joseph Lcacock of this
town.
Oct. 17 (Died) Yesterday, in this town, Mrs. Eleanor Clinckett, in her 71st
year.
Oct. 24 (Died) In Chi-ist Church, iNIvs. Frances Kdey.
Nov. 7 A melancholy accident happened yc'^ierday uiorniug. As John Salter,
mate, Daniel Nielen, and Thomns Carnc, a[)prentices, with a negro, were
returning in a sail boat to the hrig " Woodland Castle," a squall ujjset the
boat, and all (except the negro) unfortunately perished.
Nov. 14 (Died) Mi-ss :Mary Jane i-'ort and Miss'^NIary Fidoe.
Nov. 18 (Died) On Wednesday hu-r^t, Mrs. Frances Butler; and yesterday, the
Eev. Henry Caddell, IJector of St. Peter's.
Nov. 25 (Died) Suddenly, Mrs. Backhouse, the mother of Doctor G. C.
Bispham.
Dec. 2 (Married) On Thursday la^t, by the Kev. Mr. Orderson, Hector of
Christ Church, Edward A. Senhouse, Esq., to Miss Elizabeth Bishop Spooucr,
eldest daughter of tlie Hon. John Spooner, Juur.
Dec. 2 St. George's, Grenada, Nov. 11, ISlo. Died at Grenada, Major-
General Sir Charles Shiplev, Governor of that Island (incorrect, but see
Dec. 12).
Dec. 9 (Died) At St. Croix, on the 29tli October last, after a very few day.s'
illness of a fever, Francis Charles Beckett, Esq. (formerly a resident of this
Island and late of Guadeloupe), etc., etc.
Dec. 12 (Died) At Government House, Grenada, on the 20th ult., his Excel-
lency Major-Gcneral Sir Charles Shipley, Governor of that Island ; on
Sunday, in the parish of Christ Church, John Trotman, Esq., of " Wilcox "
Plantation.
Dec. 30 (Married) On Thursday morning last, at St. George's Church, ^Ir.
Alex. Massett, Junr., to Miss Susanna Chapman. (Died) Yesterday, Mr.
Samuel Evans, watchmaker; and on the preceding day, Mr. White, a
• clerk with J. Dowdall, Esq., of this town.
1816.
Jan. 13 (Married) On the 1st inst., at Government House, St. Vincent, by the
Eev. J. Hampden, Lieut. -Col. Ewart of the York Chas.-^eurs, to Lavinia,
eldest daughter of His Excellency Sir Charles lirisbanc, Governor of that
Island ; yesterday morning, at St. Michael's Church, the Eev. W. Chatterton
to Miss Mary liachael Gardner. (Died) On Thursday morning last, after a
short illness, John Inniss, Esq. ; and on the following day, Mis. Bragg (both
of this town).
Jan. 23 (Married) On the 2l3t Nov., at St. Martin in the Fields, London,
i W. A. Culpepper, Esq., of this Island, to Mrs. Straker, widow of T. J.
; Straker, Esq., and daughter of the Kev. Dr. Yalpy.
[ Jan. 27 (Married) On Thursday morning last, at St. Michael's Church. Richard
^ Haynes, Esq., son of Lieut. -"General llayncs of our Colonial Establishment,
!. to Miss Payne, daus^ditcr of Joseph A. PaVne, I'.sq. (Died) On 2iul Dec ai
Edinburgh' Major John G. Eddington of" the Gth West India Kegiment ; in
f England, on the 27th Nov. last, Thomas Best, Esq., son of the late Gunning
' Best, Esq., of this Island.
I Jan. 30 (Died) On Sunday last, Stephen Phillips, Esq.. Acting Collector of the
Customs of this port.
■Feb. 0 (Died) On Sunday last, Thomas Paislow, Esq., late Naval Storekeeper
at this depot, and his remains were interred yesterday morning at St.
Michael's Church ; latelv, at Demerary, Mr. Francis Miller of this town.
Feb. 10 Communiciition. The late Mr." Pryor, who married tlic widow of
Mr. Jupp of Chelmsford, Essex, by which he came into property to the
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CARIBBEANA.
amount of £100,000, left Miss Jones, a relative of Lady Arundel, the whole
he died worth, which she has agreed to give up all chiims to, upon Mrs. Prvor
securing to her £oOO per annum. Miss Jones is a native of this Island,
being the elde.st unmarried daughter of E. B. Jones, Esq., late a barrister,
and a Member of Assembly of this Island (of Barbados ?). (See also obituary-
notice of October 4, 1817.)
Peb. 24 (Married) On Wednesday last, at Speightstown, John Bennett, Esq.,
to Miss Mary Jane, daughter of Jacob P. Clarke, Esq., both of this town ;
and on Thursday, John W. Payne, Esq., to Miss Frances Maynard, eldest
daughter of Joseph Payne, Esq., of Christ Church.
Mar. 2 (Died) On Thursday morning, the ISth ult., at Limlair Estate in the
Island of Carriacou, John McClean, Esq whose loss is a source of
inexpressible grief to his wife and family. On the 11th January the remains
ot Lieut.-General Sir George Prevost, Bart., were removed from his house
in Baker Street and were deposited in the family vault at East Baruet,
Herts. . . . (This distinguished man served in the West Indies and Canada.
A lengthy obituary notice of him here follows.) Sir George Prevost married
in 1789 Catherine, daughter of Major-General Phipps, who survives him,
together with a son, a minor, who succeeils to the title, and two daughters.
Mar. 16 (Died) On Wednesday last, S. Harman, Esq., one of the Commissioners
for investigating accounts of the Army Expenditure in the West Indies.
(See May IS, 1818.)
Mar. 23 (Died) On Vv'ednesday last, Arthur Dickson, Esq., of Limerick, after a
short residence in this Island, on his way to St. Lucia, where he had been
lately appointed Comptroller of His Majesty's Customs; and on the following
day, John E. Sartorius, Esq., who had but recently arrived from England on
his way to Dominica, of which Island he had been appointed Collector of
Customs (aged 23). The remains of ilrs. Bishop, relict of the late President
Bishop, were yesterday interred at St. Michael's Church.
Mar. 26 (Died) On the 2l3t March 1816, Mrs. Bishop, daughter of John
. Hothersall, Esq , deceased, an affectionate wife, a tender mother, etc. (Long
obituary notice. See also March 23rd.)
Mar. 30 (Died) On Tuesday evening, ]Mrs. Bowcuer, wife of Dr. Bowcher of
this town; and on Wednesday last, the Hev. John Baron, Chaplain of His
Majesty's ship " Antelope."
April 13 (Died) Yesterday niorning, James Bovell, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, and
a Member of the House of Assembly, of this Island, and. on the same day,
Mrs. Margaret Savory. At Edinburgh, on the 21st Eebruary. the Eight Hon.
Lady Charlotte Durham, wife of Rear-Admiral Sir Philip Charles Durham,
K.C.B., late Commander-in-Chief of His Majesty's Naval Forces on this
station. Her Ladyship was daughter of the late Earl of Elgin and Kin-
cardine, and sister to the present Earl.
May IS (Died) At St. Ann's, on the 9th inst., Brevet Major Michael Wend,
late of the 4th Battalion OOtli liogiment.
May 21 (Married) On Sunday last, the Hon. John Hothersall Pinder to Miss
Haynes, daughter of Lieut.-General Haynes of the Militia Forces of this
Island.
May 2d (Died) On the 7th ult., at her house in New Street, Baker Street, Mrs.
Hester Kentish, wife of Joshua Kentish. Estj., of Antigua.
Mav 28 (^Earried) On Saturday evening, 3Ir. Alfred Bertram to Miss Clinckett,
' daughter of Abel Clinckett, Ei^q., of tliis town. (Died) At Edinburgh. (Scot-
land), on the I3th ult.. Lynch Thomas, Esq., Attorney-at-Law of this Island.
Jane 15 (Death) It is with the sincerest regret that we announce the death of
Colonel Dolphin, 6th W. India Regiment, who for a short time commanded
this Garrison .... The Colonel, we understand, did not survive longer than
a fortnight after he had embarked for England in the ship '• Higgiuson,"
which sailed hence ou the 2Lst March last for Liverpool.
CARIBBEANA. 219
June 18 (Married) On Friday last, ^Nlr. Thomas E. Bascora to ATiss Sarah Mahon.
June 25 (Died) This mornini;, D;enerally lamented by all classes in the com-
munity, Lieut. -Colonel Nicholas E. Callendcr of the St. Philip's Battaliou of
Militia. (He was interred on the following day in tlie chancel of St.
Michael's Church with military honours.) Also lengthy obituary notice
about him June 2dth.
June 29 (Birth) On "Wednesday last, the Lady of Capt. Moody, Aide-de-Camp
to His Excellency Sir James Leith, of a son. (Died) On Wednesday
morning, having only complained of indisposition on the preceding day,
Charles K. Bishop, Esq., .Member of the House of Assembly of this Island
and Collector of the Customs of Speightstown ; yesterday, the Lady of
Steplieu AYalcott, Esq., of Byde Mill Plantation.
July 6 (Died) About the middle of May last, on his passage from Dublin o
join his regiment (the 36th) at Portsmouth, Colonel the Hon. Basil Cochrane,
brother of Lord Cochrane.
July 9 (Died) Suddenly, on Sunday last, at his estate called " Walkers," in
the parish of St. George, Thomas Applewhaite, Esq.
July 13 (Deaths) In this parish, within the last few days, Mrs. Crane, relict of
Henry Crane, Esq. ; 31rs. Ann Wilson ; and Mary, the wife of Mr. Mozly Elkin.
July 20 (Died) Yesterday, Mrs. Hamden, wife of Dr. Renn Hamden, Senior.
(Died) On Sunday last, of a pleurisy, Mr. Jeremiah Boothby, Missionary
of the Society under the Superintemlence of the Rev. Adam Clarke, LL.D.
July 23 (Died) On Sunday last, Miss 3Iary Hartle of this town. (Died) On
the 19th July, Andrew Boyce, Esq. (Long obituary notice about him.) ....
As a husband and father, etc.
July 27 (Died) Within the last few days, in this town, John Davidson, Esq.,
Mr. Grant Frasliirc Ellcock, and Mr. Thomas Donovan; Capt. Sheriff of
the brigantine "Grey Hound," of this port, lately fell overboard and was
drowned.
July 30 (Death) Surinam, IQtJi July. Yesterday, died here His Excellency
Major-General Van Pauhuys, who, after sharing laurels with the heroes of
Waterloo, arrived in this Colony about six months ago, and assumed the
government of it on the 26th Eeby. last, when it was restored to
Holland, etc., etc.
Aug. 3 (Died) On the 23rd ult., the infant daughter of Dr. Fergusson,
Inspector of Hospitals.
Aug. 10 (Died) Yesterday, at Warrens, Miss Maria, daughter of the Hon.
Samuel Hinds ; also T. F. Estwick, Esq.
Aug. 20 (Died) On Sunday last, F. Hall, Esq., Deputy Assistant Commissary
General in tliis Army; and last night, of fever, Augusta and Sarah, the
infant daughters of Alex. King, Esq., of this town.
Aug. 24! (Married) In Christ Church, John G. Sulevan, Esq., to Miss Anna
° Margaret, daughter of John Sulevan, Esq., M.C.P. (Died) Yesterday, John
Jones, Esq., of the parish of St. Philip.
Aug. 27 (Died) Early on Sunday morning, Mr. Richard Flood, a native of
° Dublin.
Aug. 31 (Died) On Thursday last, AY. D. Watson, Esq., Deputy Assistant
Commissary General in this .A.rmy ; aud yesterday, Thomas AUmau, Esq., a
respectable merchant of this town.
Sep. 3 (Died) On Sunday last, Dr. J. S. Collymore aud IMiss Elizabeth
Edwards, both of this Town.
Sep. 7 (Died) In St. Peter's parish, on AVednesday last, Mrs. Elizabeth
Orderson.
Sep. 11 (Died) AYithin tlic last few days, Samuel Boxill, Esq., Ely Leach,
Esq., and Richard ^Maltby, Esq.
Sep. 17 (Died) On Saturday morning, the 11th inst.. in the General Hospital,
St. Auu's, and was buried the same evening in Bridgeiowu, Scrgt. -Major A.
220
CAKIBBEANA.
Johnson of the 2nd or Queen's Royal Kegi'.r.ent of Foot, aged 30 years.
(Long obituary notice.) There is a monument to his memory in the Cathe-
dral porch.
Sep. 21 (Died) Soon after having landed from America, whither he Ind been
for the benefit of his health, George Cragg, Esq. (Died) At St. Ann's, ou
the IDth inst., Quarter blaster Sergeant Gregor McGregor of the King's
Own Borderers. (Long obituary notice.) ""^
Sep. 24 (Killed in a duel) The remains of Oliver Cook, Esq., Mercbant of this
town, were yesterday interred at St. Michael's Church, whither the corpse
was attended by a great number of respectable inhabitants. This gentleman's
death was occasioned by a wound that he had unfortunately received in a
duel about a fortnight ago, and therefore an inquest was held over his body,
when, from the nature of the evidence, the verdict of the Jury char^'ed his
antagonist uith " Wilful Murder."
Oct. 5 (Died) AVithin the last few daws, Hillary Kowe ; and Mrs. Ward, wit'e
of Henry T. Ward, E.'^q., of this town. (Died) Yesterday, at ''Passage''
(the residence of Conrade A. Howell, Esq.), after four days' illness, Miss Ann
Davis, lately from England, etc.
Oct. 8 (Died) In Christ Church, on Saturday last, Mrs. Elizabeth A\''elch ; and
yesterday in this Town, Miss Sarah Harris, daughter of Joseph Payne, Esq.
Oct. 12 (Died) Since Tuesday last, Gidney C. Bispham, Esq., Lieut. Wood of
the Royal Artillery; and this morning, Anthony Dwyer, Esq., of the firm of
Dwyer and Duff, Merchants of this Town, and Mrs. Holmes.
Oct. 22 The inhabitants of this Island are requested to wear mourning nntil
Sunday 17 November next as a mark of respect to the memory of His
Excellency Lieut. General Sir James Leith, G.C.B., late Governor and
Commander in Chief. " By His Honour's Command, W. Husbands. Dep.
Sec." He died of fever. The body was embalmed and conveyed to Eal-
mouth. Eugland. (Vide Schomhurgh's ''History of Bardados," and see Nov.
2^rd further on.)
Oct. 26 (Died) Ou the 22nd inst. of fever, after a short illness of five days,
Master R. Smith, aged 15, a native of Manchester in England, and living in
the employ of Messrs Edward Guuning & Co. of this town, a young lad of
most promising abilities, etc.
Nov. 5 (Died) Yesterday of fever, AVilliaa; Yard Pile, Esq.
Nov. 9 (Died) Yesterday, Williau^ Shutc, Esq., and his remains were this
morning interred at St. Michael's Church.
Nov. 12 (Birth) At the Arsenal, St. Ann's, on Sunday last, the Lady of
I. J. Tiuling, Esq., Ordnance Storekeeper, of a son. (Died) AVithin the last
few days, in the parish of St. Lucy, aged 18 years, Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Babb Hollingsworth, only daughter of .Mr. John H. HoUiiigsworth. "This
amiable young lady has' fallen a victim to the prevailing fever." (Long
obituary notice.)
Nov. 19 (Died) Ou the 22nd September last, at Greenock in Scotland, Arthur
Oughtersoii, formerly a respectable merchant of this Island.
Nov. 23 The remains of His E.Mcellency Sir James Leith, G.C.B., which had
been embalmed in order to be sent to Eugland, were yesterday i)ut on board
the "Duke of York" (.Army vtssel), which sailed to overtake the " Rapid"
Packet at one of the Leeward Lslands. whence they will be removed to the
latter and conveye<l to Falmouth in charge of Capt. Jielches, one of His
Excellency's Aides-de-Camp agreeably to Sir James' request. (See also
Oct. 22.) ' (Died) Dr. Robert Bowcher, Master John G. Payne, and Miss
Jane McCaskey.
Nov. 30 (Married) On Thursdav last, Samuel Harmau, Esq., to ]Miss Murray,
eldest daughter of W. .Murrav, E.-q. (Died; Lt. and Adj. Shaw of the
Royal Artillery, Depy. Asst. Com. (Jeneral Maillardot, Mrs. Sarah Lucy
Coilymorc, and" Mrs. Mary Auu Eields.
CARIBBEANA. 221
Dec. 3 {BeatTi of a slave) Buried at Christ Church on Saturday last, Loudon
Gill, aged 110 years, a negro slave of Eenn Hamden, Junr., Esq., jNI.D. His
remains were attended by liis only surviving son, aged 08 years, and by 23
grand daughters. The decea.<ed was a constant attendant at Church, and
communicant, until prevented within the last few years by weakness and
decrepitude.
Dec. 7_ (Died) This • morning. t1ie Lady of the Hun. W. Grasett of His
Majesty's Council of this Island; also ^Ir. John K. ~\Vebb. and Francis, the son
of Mr. F. G. Baylcy ; and at 8t. Ann's, Asst. Surgeon "Wales. Koyal Artillery.
Dec. 10 (Birth) On 'the 19th October, at Money Hill near IJiclcniausworth
(England), the Lady of Edward H. Senhouse, Esq. (of this Island), of a son
and heir. (Died) At St. Ann's, Lieut. 31cDougaU, Assislant Surgeon
Prendergnst, and Lt. and Adj. Spencer of the Queen s Royal Segiment.
(Monument to their memory in porch at Cathedral.)
Dec. 14 (Married) On Thttrsd'ay last, Michael Jackson, Esq., to Miss Elizabetb
Mary, third daughter of the Eev. Mr. Garnett. (Died) At Brompton
(England), on the 23rd October, Mrs. Bruce, relict of the late Dr. Bruce of
Bruce Yale in this Island; at St. Ann's Garrison, Lieut. Clutterhuck of the
2nd Eegt. ; and in this Town, John S. Clarke, Esq.
Dec. 17 (Died) On b^unday last, Mrs. Elizabeth Elder and Mr. J. T. Field.
At St. Ann's Garrison, Ensign liichmond of the 2nd or Queen's Eegiment.
His remains were conveyed to St. jMichael's Church in the same hearse with
those of the Lieut, of that Corps, whose death was mentioned in our last.
(Monument in Cathedral Porch to their memory.)
Dec. 21 (Married) Ou Thursday last, 31 r. Samuel P. Edwards to IMiss Euth
White. (Died) At St. Ann's Garrison, Lieutenant Massie of the Queen's
Eegiment. And in this town, Mrs. Eebecca Padmore.
Dec. 24 (Married) At Tortola. on the 5th instant, by the Eev. W. Elms, Lieu-
tenant John Cornell Chads of His Majesty's 1st West India Eegt. to Miss
Eliza Stiles Parker of the Island of Bermuda.
Dec. 24 (jMarriod) On Saturday last in this town, John Taylor, Junior, Esq., to
Miss Margaret Phillips. (Died) Lately, at St. Ann's, Captain Gordon,
Senior, and Lieut. Xorman of the Queen's Eo3'al Eegiment, both tmiversally
lamented. In this Town, '^\v. James Cummins, Sworn Guager, and JNlr. John
Eobinson.
Dec. 31 (Died) Lately, in England, AV. D. Lloyd, Esq., formerly of this Island.
In Bridgetown, within the last day or two, Miss Elizabeth Neslield, Mrs.
Simpson, and Mr. Henry Umphrey.
{To he continued.)
^ffoimtG" rclntins to ^\m\^' ^aropritj) \\\ ti;c ?lfcU)nrti
I-Qlantis,
CONFISCATED IN 1651—1654.
[EuERTON MS. 2395, Fo. 54.]
Pursuant to the Act of Parliament of 1650,* confiscating the i)ropcrty of all
aliens trading or residing in the W.I., Sir George Ayscue, on his arrival with the
fleet at Barbados in 1051-2, seized all tlie Dutch shipping there trading without
licence.
Later, in 105 1-, the Prize Commissioners, who arrived with the fleet under
Peiin and Yenables, appear to have taken possession of all storehouses belonging
to Dutch merchants, as well as of their goods, book debts, and other assets.
• J have a copy of this Act, black letter, seven small folios. [Editor.]
222 CARIBBEANA.
Mr. Edward "Wi'dsIow wrote to Secreta'-y TLurloe from Barl)ado9 10 INfarch
1654 : " Toil told us of a great parcell of sugar Avas ready for our use, which was
due upon the prizes taken by sir Geo. Ascue, we found not a penny in readyness,
but abroade in such hands, as were not well affected for nothing ; having had the
use of large sums for these three veares, and upon tliat foundation raised fine
estates." (Thurloe's " State Papers!")
The following prize accounts relating to tliese transactions are bound up in
a large Tolume of Colonial IState Papers, which formerly belonged to Thomas
Povey, purchased by the trustees of the British Museum at Sotheby's in 1S75
(now Egerton MS. 2395).
The lists are invaluable, as they give the names of most of the more important
settlers during a period when so few similar records exist. The first census of
the Leeward Islands was not made until 1G78, some twenty-five years later.
ceo.
Tobacco.
187
p" James Barry
187
991
p^f Denis Driscall
33
735
p^'' Denis Callagh.ane
141
204
p'' John Eisdon
224
180
p" Michell Grannell
28
133
p<='' Permot Cashie
136
245
p" Peter Jeaco
118
328
p" Dannell Mescoll
845
48
153
4916
MOUNTSERRAT
John Connall Debito'' to Jacob Clause ffor Bills left in the said Jn° his hands
to be Collected ffor y"^ said Jacobs use.
Imp" : T
M' Martin Dougherty oweth
p^"^ Mathew Barry
p'' Teagu Suleven
p*"' Dormot Phally
per Turlag ffurry
p" The: Mull ail e
p^' Tagu Morrishie
p" Cornallius Madiau
p" Garret Triant
p" Dormet Meashanne
The Numbers of what Tobacco belongeth to Jacob Clause.*
By Credito'' to Contra Debitor :
Imp" : Tobacco.
By 201'*'5 y« Scipp^ recef on board 201
By 180 rece on board from Xpe'' Hart 180
By 75 rece on Board from Tagu ]Nrorishe 75
By 224 rece on Board from Jn'^ Risdon 224
By 157 rece on Board from Dormet Phaly 157
By 33 from Dennis Dri.^call _ 33
By 441 y' is due and unrece as yet upon James James Barrij Dormet
Caske and Petter Isaccks 441
p'^'' 50 p'' y^ Scipper in Guadalupo 50
p^f 45 Roules of tobacco that 1 have in the Store house redy for y^
Scippcrs use or orders waighing 3573 as by the Numbers appea'' 3573
4934
Coppies of Noates.
Eece into John Cormats Storehouse tliis 1 1"' of 9ber lGo4 from Red-
mund IM<^Shany one Roule of tobacco g'J 73" per me ffarell Logiilin 73
Eece iuto Johr. Cormakes store house y"^ 22 Ober U?54 from .Michell Gar-
neil one Roule of tob: q' 00" 1 say per me ffarell Logliliu GG
Eece into John Cmuiaoks Storelunise this 14 9ry UMl from Brian
Skining one Role toba: q' 58" per me ffarell Loghlin 58
• Many numbers follow, wbich I omit as of no interest.
t Contraotion for " received." J " q' " or " g'," abbreviation for " weight."
CARIBBEANA.
223
Mountserra" :
Debts due from severall of the Inhabitants of this Island to Clause Jacobson
gost as p"" p'ticulares
Imp" :
M" Toby Harnest
M' Eichard Man
Docter Gibes
Hend: Make
William Spring
John Pinke
Sa' Maj' Nath: Eead
William Pottle
Imp' :
p Store house rent and diat
p washiug
p y* fEshmans Account
p oyle to Cap'" Powell
p Kosting pigges
to Jn° Westener
Sugar.
Sugar.
39
Richard Greet
49^
9G
Sar' Eobcrt Eedwood
53
218
Simon Voyseij
70
60
Lucas Cadderree
100
500
Petter Jsaca
319
33
Thomas Andrews
100
83
21
Dctto Clause : debito""
1741 i-
)bacco.
Tobacco.
800
to L' Antho: Dabrum
760
200
to John Bakers Wife
140
100
to John Elmes
100
100
to the Taylor
60
370
330
29G0
(End of first double sheet of paper.)
Mountserratt.
Debts due unto Hubert Van-gagell-dounce & Hance Van-de Kendcrth Merch"
of y* Citie Amsterdam as appeareth by booke in this Island Julij y^ 12'^ lGo4.
Tobacco.
370
711
350
569
428
492
159
122
130
432
82
406
40
234
78
94
509
47
400
945
100
71
35
310
360
70
910
86S
Imp':
Tobacco.
M"^ Cleverly
350S
" M"" James Hostkings
2558
Cap'" Bently
2615
Doctor Gibes
1434
M'' Yoysey
646
INI'' Augston
954
Petter Isach
1252
Cap'° Hendrick
1202
M"' Drinkwater
443
M' Cudderree
2865
William Sumers
204
M' Jarnest
92
M"^ Eichard Baker
316
Edward Stiles
91
William Irish
30
Dormet Mashane
41
Ensignc Bransbij
100
L' Debi'one
497
Xper: Heart
114
Mat hew Barry
156
M'' .laririan
40
Godfrey ;^!ii],'man
1260
Elias Babctt
167
yt' E^sex
504
Jovseling Hodgges
328
M" Collins
38
Cap'" tllyer
755
M' Allstou
142
M"^ Viigurs
Eobert Mankenell
M"^ Pecock
Eoger Caine
John CuUen
M" Philips
John Eisdon
Edmund Grane
Scout Hooke of Brazill
Samuell fhsh
Dennis Doggon
Hance John Pinkes Mate
John Butler
John Cooke
John Healy
AVilliam Burgon
Miuor Johnson
John Spriugfilde
Jacob Pelligon
AYilliam Spring
John Greenwood
Thomas \" Tayloi-
M' Bennett
Sarg' Eedwood
Dormott Siillevan
William llamond
M' Aiidrise
M"^ EavcQ
224
CARIBBEAN^.
Tobacco.
Danell at y' Govern" G5
Dannell E03' at bransbyes 137
John Pinke 150
Curnalius Maddageu 65
Ml- Cox 4000
John Dowdy . 739
M'' Lambert 57
M^ Standly
John Baker
Owen Lavkiu
Cap'° Antho: Peterson
Mary Nusse
Totall Sum
Tobacco.
80
96
36
180
155
3S,362
This is a true accoiimp' of all the p'ticulars of such goods as were delivered
by Jolin Croplcy and Peter Philipson, of y-^ Accounip' of Hubert Yan-gagell-
dounce and haunce Vaudekeudrtth.
John Cropley.*
Peter Philipson mol.*
1655, July 23'^, this daij tlie p'tics who Subscribed came before me at the
Seereta^ office and were sworn as above said.
p SiQion A'oysey Sec^.
(End of second double sheet.)
(ST. CHEISTOPHER ACCOUNTS.)
The fforeigners Estates sequestred on the Wiuward Side of the Island of
S" X°phers in ... . 165-1 is Debt'' to his Highnesse the Lord Protecto'' of Ilngland
as folio weth
lbs. Tob'.
Impis Sequestred and appized in Michael De Mennicks storehouse att
Redd flagg Bay severall goodes to the value of 4789
It. by severrall Debts then sequestred and Due from Divers of "the
inhabitants to the value of 10810
lbs. lntl='.
509
It. by foure Barrills of Indicco con'"^' the sume of
The summe of tobbaccoe is
AVhereof paid
Rest due
The suiiie of Indiccoe paid is
It. Sequestred and appized in Jacob Dcrricksons storehouse att Red
flagg Bay sev'all goodes to the value of
It. by Debts then sequestred due from sev'all of the Inhabitants by
Bills and Acc° to the value of
The SuiTie is
Whereof paid
Rest Due
The said Sequestred Estates is Credif as followeth
Impis Maximiliam Davies 16 yfls fustian att lO"'^ p xSe beinge in part
of a debt by ord'' from Coll. iroldi[)p and others att
the storehouse keeper one Ilatt & one p'" shoes att
John Boulton 7^" yds calliccoc att 9"" p yde and one wigg att 10"'^ in
part of his Wadges
by one p" of black canvas Drawers Rotten
• Tliese are not ori;:in;il signatures.
t Here follow the similar ai-couiits for AiuiLrua, which were printed in vol. i.
" History " of that I=lauU, j». x.xiii.
15599
12126
03473
00509
lbs. tob.
2701
19156
21857
09355
12502
160
36
73
6
of lUc
CARIBBEANA, 225
by I"" Indiccoe and three boards dd* William Busliopp in pte of hia
Wadj^es for looking to the ^'^odes in the storehouse 98
paid Anthony Horner 9G"' tobb., to Edward Pettell 300"", to John
Eobcrts 100'"', to Eichard Crucc 3G0, to Edward Squire 542, to
John Jefreys 25S, to Thomas Caines 15il. to Thomas Attwell 220,
to Se'jeaiit John Hendy 1200, to Cornelius Peetersoii 732, to John
Hawlc'e 300, to George Massinger 240, to Eobert Medoes 2-14, to
W"' Bushopp 1152, in the whole is 7245
sold to severall of the inhabitants the goods and 3d the p'ceed into the
Com" hands to the value of 4508
12I2G
See rests due in sev'all of the inhabitants hands to make good this Ace" 3473
Credit' by Indiccoe paid.
by 681"" Ind p^ Sc'jeant Major John Johnson, by 62^"" given the Store-
house Keep'', by l-l"'^ pJ William AVeckes, by G3i"" p'^ Cap'" Eobert
Jefferson, by 49"'-' p'' A\'illiam Bushopp, by 22|"'' pd L" John Allen,
by 16U'"' paid John Boulton, by 13"'^ left in Cap'" W"" Davies
hands, by 20"" pd Cap"> JSTicholas Taylor, by 34^"" as yett Eemain-
inge is 509
Credif Derricksons lbs. TotS.
sold John Boulton 13i yds ribban and twoe iron Kettles att 95
sold William Bushopp one fryinge paun att 10
by 2 p" of shoes stolne out of the storehouse att 24
by goodes sold to sev'all p'sons and the p'ceed dd into the Com" hands
to the value of 2376
by goods sold Cap'" George Taylor and as yett unpaid att 172
by goods sold Eobert Gates as yett unp'' att 24
Y>^ John Jefrevs 939"'= tob, p'' jS'icholas Morgan Gd^^' tot, p^ Ealph
Harries 260"^^ p<i John Jefreys 83, pd Eobert Medoes 101, p"^
Anthony Horner 110-^, pd Eichard Hawkins 4053, pd Thomas King
215, pd Anthony Eo'berts 818, paid John Thomas 9, paid Zacheus
Darvill 141, paid James Ashman 41, paid John Terrye 75, in the
whole is 6850
remainiuge due in sev'all of the inhabitants hands to the value of 12502
lbs. dry ging'.
more remayninge due in the hands of Ensigne Edmond Lee 1286
Debt"^ in An° 1654. lbs. tob.
sequestred and app'ized in ffrance Eoberts storehouse att Halfe Moone
Bay goodes to the value of 1901
more in ready Indiccoe 114
The Sume in Tobaccoe is 1901
Whereof paid in part besids goods lost 1788
Soe Eests due 113
In Indiccoe 114
Whereof paid 114
Sequestred and app'ized in Jacob Linsin Coones storehouse in Halfe
Mooue Bay goodes to tiie value of 1745
Debts sequestred in the s'' yeare to the value of 3222
The Surne is 4967
Whereof paid 3751
Soe Eests 1210
• Coqtraction for " delivered,"
TpL, H. <J
226 CARIBBEANA.
Credif firance.
Impis sold L" Jolm Allen 2 p'''^ cliildrens shoes att 5"'» p p" & 9""
candles att 2"" p lb. 28
sold "Walter Simons 3"" candles att 2>'" p lb. is 6
sold John Boulton 12'''' candles & 2 p''^ of shoes & 1 pre of childrens
shoes att 45
sold as much goodes as amounts 1743^'" toti and d:3 the pcoed to the Com" 1743
4 emptic Bair. lost by rottenesse, 11 emptie bottles broken, 15 earthen
Dishes lost, a p'cell of threed given the storehouse keep' and one
Boxe with starch spoyled by ratts is 79
Credif by Indiccoe dispossed.
paid Charles Arnout 781'''', p'' Cap'" Nicholas Taylor lOi, p'' Cap'"
"William Davies 26 in the whole is 115}
Credif Coone.
39 John Eoulton 8 p" drawers & 4 jacketts att S"'^ p peice is 9(5
sold as much goods as amounts to loSS"*^ tob. & 3d: the pceed to the
Com" is 1583
by one jackett being rotten 8'-''% 8 emptie barr. att 6"'^ p peice rotten
. . & decayed is ^6
by a p^'= of shoes given the storehouse keeper att 10
paid Charles de Yoe 400'"^ tob., pd Walter AViiliams 800. pd Peeter
Sadler GO, pd John Cooke 131, pd L" Eiehard OldUind 23, pd John
Beere 15, nd Jchn Heudv GO, pd Janifs Koberts 282, pd Charles
Powell 24, pd Thomas Taylor 32. pd AVilliaiu Watkins 2G, pd Eal()li
Twyninge 127, pd Cap'° Edmond Eeynell 20, in the whole is 2U0G
Soe rests in sev'all of the inhabitants hands the value of 121G
Debf in A no 1G54 & 1655. lbs. tob.
Goodes sequestred and appized iu John Dingmans storehouse att Black
Rock to the value of 5993
"Whereof rec'' iu part paym'' . 4549
Eestdue l-i^-l
"Whereof lost to the value of ... . 1010
Eest to receive from the inhabitants 4"^^
1654. lbs. tob.
Goodes sequestred and app'ized in Zacharias Lin Co'" storehouse att the
Key to the value of ^^^
1655. lbs. tob.
Goodes SS in by the Agent of Peeter Leadsoine since sequestration to
the value of «^^-»^
Whereof paid in part i >
Soe Kests due "^'^'^
Credif Dingmans goods.
Impis sold S^jeant Major John Johnson esq' 2 rlieames pap' att 60'"* p _^
rheame is "
sold Leonard Diicke 15 quire pap' att 2"" p quire is j^O
sold Walter Simons 12 quire pan' .t Si"" soape is jj'
sold Eichard Turno' 10 quire pap' . •",.
sold John Porter G quire i)ap'
sold John Williams 2 quire pap'
4
CARIBBEANA. 2J.1
Ml
sold William "Weokes 1 rlieame pap""
sold s''jeant Eichard Robts l:j"'' soape att 5"" p' lb. is
sold John Boulton 34 yds linen att 7"' p' yde, IG lbs. soape att 5"" p lb.
& one chest 30 is ;{ j^
sold sev'all goodes to div's p'sons and 33 the p'ceed to the Com" to tlio
value of 42ni
lOi^ rheames pap' stolne out of the storehouse att (;;{o
21"'^ soape stohie alike att ],,-
lost iu measure of linen eloath by takeing itt in the number of Diiich
ells instead of yards att ^1.',
sold Cap'" George Taylor 1 petternaile att Itj
sold jMax: Uavies 1 petternailo att ir,
by 2 chests remayninge in the storehouse -jo
by one rheame pap'' for keeping Accompts G<i
Credit' Lin Co'',
sold Bartholomew Whitehorne as much goodes as comes to IGl"'' tob.
and dd him the p'ceed for a debt due to him from Lin Co"^ is ICl
sold Henry Charley as much goods as conies to ISl""' and dd the pceed
for a debt due to him is 131
sold William "Weekes 1 tunn or Caske att 48
sold the remaind"" to the inhabitants and 33 the pceed to the Com'' to
the value of 20.")
Credit' Leadsome.
Impis pd Maximilian Davies 481, pd Will'" Eushopp 54. pd George
Massiiiger 119, pd Anthony Koberts 250, pd William Parr}- 40, pd
Cornelius Peeterson 49, pd Alexaud'' Grimstead 17, in the whole is lOKi
Rest due in sev'all of the inhabitants hands 70S}
Debts in Ano 1G55. lbs. tob.
Debts delivered in since sequestration by Arthur Hay and made att
Black Eocke by Bills and Booke to the value of 44SS
1655.
Debts delivered in since sequestration by Derrick Corneliusou to the
value of 1 n i
lbs. eni,';ir.
Debts delivered iu since sequestration by Peeter Adrianson to the value of -HI
Debts by Bills and Booke sequestred in Ano 1G52 form'ly belonging to
Jacob Liusiu Coone to the value of 12710
Whereof paid in part 410.>
Eest due ^•'''''
Debts by Bills sequestred in Ano 1652 form'ly belonging to Peeter van
Slota to the value of -*^f'\
Whereof paid iu part -'-
Rest due SilU
{To be continued.)
^
•>
228
CARIBBEANA.
iHonumcntal Knstrtptions in Cnslanti
relating to ffSlcst Kntitans/
BATH ABBEY CHUECII.
During a recent visit to Bath tliis year (1911), the opportunity arose of
makinp; a more careful study of the inscriptions in the Abbey Church. It ap])oar8
that when Sir Gilbert Scott restored tlie biiildinfi;, bet-\veen 18(10 and 1S70, all the
monuments were taken down and rearranged : all superfluous portions removed,
only the coats of arms and inscriptions being retained : and the tablets were then
refixed. The old pews were subsequently removed and the flooring taken up,
thus exposing mauy slabs previously lost to sight. In the year 1872 the then
clerk, Charles P. Eusscll, carefully copied the S4-7 floor inscriptions and tricked
the coats of arms. IMost of these were again hidden when the new pews were
fixed, but the list of them is carefully preserved, and from it I have copied several
additional inscriptions.
When the floor-slabs give no additional information, other than that on the
wall tablets, I have omitted such inscriptions. The numbers refer to the Abbey
List. " B.C." is for " Bath Chronicle."
North aisle, north -wall, opposite the fourth bay : —
Sacred to the Memory of
ELIZABETH, relict of the above
MATTHEW jMUNEO Esq'".
AVho, after a life spent in
The conscientious discharge of every duty.
And the practice of every Christian Virtue,
Resigned her Spirit to Him who gave it,
On the 13"' day of March 1818, aged 45 years.
Within six feet of the above : —
Sacred to the Memory of
CHABLOTTE ISABELLA,
youngest daughter of
MATTHEW and ELIZABETH MUNBO,
who in the bloom of youth
after a long illuels
which she bore without a murmur,
exchanged this life for a better
on the 23'''' day of March 1815.
The M.I. to Mathew Munro has been already given (I., 7G). His tablet, now
in the south aisle, was no doubt separated from the above during the restoration.
In the floor of nave is a slab with all three names on it, which gives the daughter's,
age as 18.
ISIS, March 19. Eriday, died in Pulteney-street, i\Irs. IVIunro, widow of
Matthew M. esq; of the island of Granada, and eldest dau. of Thos. Towusend,
esq ; of Pickwick House ; etc.
• Continued from p. 193,
dARIBBEANA. 229
Soutli transept, on the west wall, next to the tablet to Fenton of St. Kitts ;—
Sacred to the Memory of
ALAN LORD GARDNER
Admiral of the Red S(}uadron
of His Majeltys Fleet
and Major General of the Marine Forces
whole remains
lie interred in a A^iult near this Place
His Lordl'hip departed this Life
_ the 31'' of December 1808 iEt. 60
Having relinquilhed the important Command
of the Channel Fleet
in the month of May preceding
with a Conl'titution
worn out in the Service of his Country
For his long and meritorious Services
(which the ample page of History has recorded)
He was railed in the year ISOG
to the dignity of the Britifh Peerage.
The poft of
Major General of the Marine Forces
was alfo purpolely created and beftowed on him
by His molt Gracious Sovereipu
for the very dil'tinguil'hed part
He took in the ever Memorable Battle
of the 1=' of June 1794.
His LordlTiips Family
The Profelsion
to which he had the honor to belong
and his numerous Friends
wall long lament
his Lofs.
On the floor-slab over his vault in the south aisle he is described as of
Uttoxeter in Staffordshire (No. 420).
1809, Thursday, Jan. 5. Died on the 31st ult. at his lodgings in this city,
Admiral Lord Gardner, late commander of the Channel Fleet ; who has immor-
talized his name by many gallant actions, during a long and laboriou.s service,
in the cause of his country, and whose name will ever stand illustrious in tlie page
of history (" B.C.").
He was appointed Commaiuler-ia-Chicf at Jamaica in 17SG. and served three
years. He had previously married tliere in 17(J9 Susanna Hyde, dau. and heiress of
Francis Gale and widow of Sabine Turner (" D.N. 13."). He was created a Baronet
in 1794.
At the far end of the north aisle, near the porch, on a small white marble urn
on the south wall of recess : —
Near this Spot reft the Remains of
MK3 ALETTA DE LA COUSAYE ESDAILE
who died 2P' Sept' ISO*) Aged 57 Years
(Sixteen lines omitted.)
This Tablet was erectfd
by her afleclionati' Jion
R. ESDAILE.
1800, Sep. 24. M" Eletta Esdaile. (Burial Register.)
230 Caribbeana.
1800, Oct. 9. Died, a few days since, at her apartmeuts in the Abbey-Green,
Mrs. Aletta Esdaile, relict of the late Archibald E. esq ; of the island of St. Kitts,
etc. ("B.C.")
Her husband died 2-3 Sept. 1796, aged 61, being then Conimander-in-chief at
the Leeward Islands, and there is a tablet to him in the church of St. Thomas,
St. Kitta. (See ante, p. 207.)
On a floor-slab, close to the pulpit steps, covered by carpet : —
Here lies interred
KICHARU WELCH Eiq'
Chief Justice of JAMAICA
who died October the .... 1782
Aged 49 Tears.
Oct. 15 was the date noted in 1872. " 1782, Oct. 18, Eichard Welch, Esq. i
Choir" (Burial Register). He was appointed Chief Justice in 1779 (Feurtado).
His will was proved in 17S2 (525, Goatling).
Richard Welch, son of Richard of I. of J., arm., Christ Church, Oxford, matricu-
lated 7 Oct. 17S6, aged 16; B.A. 1790 (Foster). A descendant in still living in
Bath, who informed the verger that the Chief Justice was of the Hoch-AValch
(? Walsh) family of Castle Hoch, co. Kilkenny, but changed his name to AV'elch
after a family dispute. In the pedigree of Wal.sli of Cranagh in Burke's " Landed
Gentry" it is stated that Ricliard Walsh of Cranagh, borii 1740, married 1759
Mary, dau. of Waiter Walsh of Mount Talb jt, and their second son William of
Kilmore married Mary Anne, dau. of Michael Cu2e of Jamaica.
1782, Oct. 14. At Bath, Ri. Welch, esq ; a W.T. planter. (" G.M.," 504.)
Marr'' 1769 Jan. 23 the Hon''''= Richard Welsh a Barrister and Lucretia Favell
Dehany, Spinster. (St. Catharine's Register. See Add. MS. 27,968, fo. 196.)
On the floor of the nave (No. 122) :—
HENRY ARCHBOIJLD Esq'
Late of Jamaica
died 25*1' Nov 1805
Aged 64 Years.
'. Also SARAH ROSEWELL his Wife
died 27'" March 1812
Aged 74 Years.
This gives dates not on the tablet. (See I., 32.)
1805, Thursday, Nov. 2S. Monday, died at his lodgings in Abbey-street,
aged 64, Henrv Arebbould, esq ; late of Jamaica ; the last male descendant of
Col. A. who distinguished himself .at the conquest of tluit island, where he after-
wards resided and became a considerable proprietor. (" B.C.")
1812, April 2. Sunday, in St. James's-street, St. James's-square, Mrs. Arch-
bould, relict of Henry A. esq. 1. of J. {Ibid.)
The arms on the slab to William Mackiunon (see I., 27) as tricked in 1S72 are
as following. (No. 19ti.)
1st Crest. — A woman's head aifrontic, couped at shoulders, crowned with an
antique crown and with a motto in Celtic over it.
2. An esquire's helmet.
3. A boar's head erased, holding in its mouth a hone [M'^Ki>'>"On].
Arms within a bordurc quarterly : —
1. A hoars head erased, holding in its mouth a hone [M"=K.i>'Xoy] ; 2. A castle,
CARIBBEAN A. 231
triple towered and emlattled [M<^Lkod] ; 3. A lymphad [RPDoxald] ; 4. A fore-
arm, holding a cross-crosU't Jitchre [M'^Doxalu].
Motto. — audextes fortu>'a jutat.
On the floor of nave (No. 213) :—
In Memory • .
of
PENELOPE SOBER Wife of
JOHN SOBER Esq.
of the Island of Barbadoes
who departed thi.s Life ■-• ■'
the 29 Jan. 1774
Aged . . Tears.
The age was illegible in 1872.
1774, Feb. 2. M" Penelope Sober. (Burial Register.)
She was daui^hter of Major Martin Blake of Antigua and Sevenoaks, Kent,
and was married G Nov. 1760.
Her husband matriculated from Queen's College. Oxford, S April 1756,
aged 17 (Foster), and I think their children were : 1. Hope EUetsou in the E.l. ;
2. John ; 3. Abr. Curaherbatch ; 4. Penelope Weutworth. All named in wills of
about 1790—1792.
On the floor of nave, on a white marble slab (No. 226) : —
ANN ATHILL
relict of
JAMES ATHILL
of the Island of
• ■ • Antigua
died 28 February 1802
aged 65 years.
1802, Thursday, March 4. Sunday, died, at her house in Oxford-row,
Mrs. Athill. (" B'.C")
She was the only daughter of Samuel Redhead, and was born 22 March 1737,
and married 1 Aug. 1757. Her husband was a physician and Jtlember of Council,
who died at St. John's 23 Sep. 1779. ("Antigua," i., 10.)
On the floor of nave (No. 265) : — "
FRANCES late Wife of M-" JOHN
• ' GIBBONS dvedy«22J Day of Oct'
1720 Aged 43 Years.
JOHN y^ Eldest Son of J^ GIBBONS
Esq. Died Feb. 22 1725 Age 23
.' years.
. CORDELIA late Wife of J--> GJ BBONS
Esq. Dyed Feb. 24 1725 Aged 41
years
WILLIAM KENRICK GIBBONS
Died May 3^^ 17.>8
Aged 2 voars 8 Months
Sou of SCAWEX KEXRlCIv GIBBONS, Esq.
and CHRISTIAN his Wife
Also CHARLOTTE GIBBONS
Died April 2°'* 1790 Aged 10 Weeks.
L,'-""
^32
CARIBBEANA.
Crest. — A lion's jamb erased and erect .... holding a cross pateejttchee ....
Arms. — a lion rampant .... dehruised by a bend .... charged with three
crosses pateejitchee ....
1720, Oct. 25. M" Gibbons, from Widow Masters. (Burial Register.)
1725, Feb. 26. M" Cordelia Gibbons. {Ibid.)
1725, Feb. 26. M"" John Gibbons. {Ibid.)
1788, May 6. "William Kenrick Gibbons, a child. In M'' Gibbons' grave.
{Ibid.)
1790, April 6. Miss Charlott Gibbons, a child. Own stone. {Ibid.)
John Gibbons, Senior, had a younger son William, Speaker oi" Barbados,
created a Baronet in 1752, who was grandfather of the above-mentioned Scawen
Kenrick Gibbons. (See I., 31.)
On the floor under the Tower (No. 598) :—
Sacred to the Memory of
Sir WILLIAM GIBBONS Bar*
of Stanwell Place
Middlesex Son of
Sir JOHN GIBBONS Bar'
and Martha his wife
Who departed this Life
Nov. 26'>> 1814
Aged 65 Tears.
Also FANNY GIBBONS
Eldest Daughter of the
aforesaid Sir JOHN
and Lady GIBBONS
Died 21«' April 1822
Aged 72.
1814, Dec. 1. Saturday, died at his sister's house, in New King-street, Sir
William Gibbons, bart. of StanweU-place, Middlesex, etc. (" B.C.")
On a white slab on the floor of nave (No. 273 of Abbey List) :—
JAMES BEUCE Esq^«
late of the Island
of S' Vincent's
died 14'" April 1815 Aged 58.
1815, Thursday, Ap. 20. Friday, died, at his residence in this city, James
Bruce, esq ; of the island of St. Vincent's. (" B.C.")
1815, April 14. At Bath, James Bruce, esq. 1. of St. V. (" G.M.," 473.)
On the floor of nave (No. 317) :—
HS.E.
ReverO"' ver GILBERTUS RAMSAY A.M.
Ecclesiffi Anglicaua) Presbyter
equestri ortus stirpe
Ramispcorum & Balmain
Barbadensibus
Ecclesiw Christo .<=acre Paraecis
XXX Annos prjesuit.
(It appears from the inscription, whicli is a long one, that he was from
AJjerdecu and Oxford Uuiversities, aad died 5 May 1728, aged over 70.)
fcARIBBEANA. 233
Ceest.— ^ra eagle displayed. Arms. — The same.
1727, March 7. li' Gilbirt Kam.^ee, a stranger, from j\P Milo Smith's.
(Burial Register.)
On the floor of south aisle (No. 356) : —
JOSEPH BEETE Esq.
of the Colony of
Demerary
died January ll"*, 1815
Aged 60.
1815, Feb. 2. On the I'i"' inst. in Henrietta-street, Joseph Beete, esq; late
of the colony of Demarara. (" B.C." and " G.M.," 181.)
1829, July 4. At Clifton, Capt. W. D. Dalzelle, 1. of the Madras Army,
to Jane, eldest dau. of Joseph Beete, esq. of Demerara. (" G-.M.," 74.)
Eobertus Crosbij Beete, e Demerary, Indus Occid. 15 Sept. 1832. (Peacock's
" Graduates of Leyden University.")
{To he continued.)
The following are from Abstracts of Wills, etc., at Somerset House, made by
the late Mrs. Sydjiey Smith : —
1630, May 7. Commission to Owen Hampden, brother of Charles Hampden,
late in foreign parts, bachelor, deceased.
1630, May 7. Commission to Owen Hampden, brother of Henry Hampden,
late in foreign parts, bachelor, deceased.
1706, Aug. 18. Commission to Anna Maria Lovell, relict of Samuel Lovell,
late of Jamaica, deceased. Note by Mrs. Sydney Smith as follows : " This belongs
to the Ham])dcus (Bishop of Hereford). They want a Charles Hampdon of
Barbados. There is one mentioned in the Census of 1679, but he is not yet
otherwise found, though they have employed a professional worker."
1653-1, Jan. 24. A deed in the IJegUtrar's Office in Barbados mentions
" land in Christ Church of Mr. John Hampton."
1675-6, Jan. 7. Charles Hamden a witness to the will of Priscilla Nii;htiiii;ale.
1675. John Hampton. AV'ill proved 15 Oct. 1075 (llecopies, vol. ix., 374, 375).
To be buried in Christ Church. Wife Ann Hampden. Son John Hampden, juu.
Cousin Marriah Elizabeth Davis.
1721, Feb. 14. Sarah Hamden of St. Peter's. Will proved 25 Nov. 1725.
Five children, Mary Harris (wife of John Harris, executor), Susanna Haidon,
Orian Hamden, AViiliam Hamden, and Sarah Hamden.
1715. John Hamden of Christ Church, chirurgeon. Will proved 17 Dec.
1715. Wife Eleanor. Sons Charles and John.
1715. William Hampton, late of the City of New York, but now residing in
Barbados. Will dated 4 April, proved 0 April 1715. Sister Auu Hampton, living
in Essel Street in London. Executors, Stephen Thomas of Barbados, merchant,
Joshua Wree of New York, merchant.
1750-51. Will of Sarah Hamden of St. Philip. Daughters Elizabeth Hamden,
Hester Carter ; her dau. Joanna Carter. Kinsman Thomas Franklin.
• CommUQicated by Mr. N. Daraeli Davis.
^34
CA11IBBE.\NA.
1784. John Hainden of St. John, |)ractitioner iu physic and surgery. Will
proved 9 July 178 1. Wife Sarah. Nephew Jolin George Pile, residuary legatee.
Sisters Pranced Pile, Eleauor Hamden. Nieces Margaret Tysoe Pile and Eicauor
Hampden Pile.
1735-6. Hester Hamden of St. Philip, widow. Grandsons Charles Hamden,
George Hampden, John Hampden, and Wren Hampden. Granddaughters Hester
and Elizabeth. Sister Mary Snow.
Baptisms.
1648
1650
1654
1661
May
Aug.
Oct.
Oct.
27
29
5
21
1673
1710
1714
1714
1715
June
Dec.
Jan.
Dec.
July
8
9
30
26
27
1715
June
26
1716
1740
Jfov.
Sep.
28
25
1739
1743
Apri
Aug.
13
21
1746
Dec.
21
1754
1756
Aug.
Oct.
20
10
Elizabeth d. of John Hampton.
Kobert s. of John Hampton.
John s. of John and Martha.
Martha d. of Charles Hamden.
John sou of John & Ann Hampton
Hester dau. of (ieorge Hamden
John St. of John Hamden
Thos. son of Geo. & Sarah Hamden
Rennson of John& Eleanor Hamden
William son of] ,r., ^ .
•vr 1 £ > M" Hampton
Mary daug: oi J ^
Elizabeth Dau: of Geo. Hampden
John son of John & Susanna Hamden
Child of Thomas*
Charles Hambden
Frances dau. of John & Susanna
Plamden
Eleauor dau. of John & Susanna
Hamden
Renn son of Renn & Sarah Hamden
John son of Renn & Sarah Hampdeu
Maehiages.
Eeference
Vol.
17
22
22
22
17
22
22
22
17
22
22
to Register
Page.
Parish.
Christ Church.
St. Philip.
St. Philip.
St. Philip.
Christ Church.
100
78
90
89
186
91
91
94 St. Philip.
233 Christ Church.
181
131 St. Philip.
{22 91 } ^^- ^''"^'P-
17 239 Christ Church.
17 245 Christ Church.
17 252 Christ Church.
17 255 Christ Church.
1672 Mar. 17 John Hampton and Ann Rushbrook.
1679-80 Jan. 16 Ezekiel Hamden and Agnes Abraham.
1694-5 Feb. 26 John Hampton & Sarah Holloway. (Licence.)
.1701 Sept. 1 George Hambden & Sarah Peaver.
1647
Sept. 24
1647
Sept. 30
165 L
July 13
165-
April 14
1654
Sept. 9
1659
July 19
1673
June IS
1686
Oct. 11
1695
Feb. 17
1714
Feb. IS
1715
April 5
1724
Oct. 21
Deaths.
Elizabeth.
John.
William Hamden, son of W™ Hamton.
Reynold son of John Hampton.
John Hampton.
Robert sou of John.
Peter.
Charles Hamden.
Robert H.'iuipton.
D' John Hamden.
William Hampton. Merchant.
Robert sou of D' Hamden .
Index says child of Charles.
CARIBBEANA.
235
1734
Dec.
26
1759
Sep.
15
1761
Nov.
10
1766
Apri
6
1767
Feb.
25
1769
Jan.
22
1770
Oct.
23
1770
Jan.
28
1774
July
1
1779
Peb.
2
1782
Jan.
2
1783
Jan.
16
1789
Aug.
28
1790
Aug.
29
1790
Oct.
13
1791
Nov.
12
1792
May
26
Eleanor Hamden
Anthony Hampton
Mary Hamden, a child
M'' Thomas Hampton
.... Hamden, a child
.... Hamden, a child
Thos. Haui[)ton, a child
Elinor Hamden
Dorothy Hampton
Susanna Hamden
AVilliam Hampton
"William son of Eliz" Hamden
Elizabeth Hamden
William Hamden, a child
Sarah Hamden, a child
Mary Hampton
William Yard Hamden, a child
ence to Register.
Vol.
Page.
Parish.
21
116
Christ Church
4
1U6
St. Michael.
21
133
Christ Church
29
41
St. John's.
21
139
Christ Church
21
141
Christ Church
21
143
Christ Church
25
74
St. Philip.
21
147
Christ Church
21
153
Christ Church
5
301
St. ^Hchael.
5
336
St. Michael.
5
492
St. Michael.
21
165
Christ Church
21
165
Christ Church
21
166
Christ Church
21
167
Christ Church
Indenture dated 21 Oct. 1774 between Wm. Hamden, S^ of S' Michael's,
planter, and Susanna his wife, of the one part, and Nath. Phillips, planter, of the
other, granting two slaves. Sabiua and DaphaC: in trust for W'" Hamden, J'',
Frances Hamden, and Kleanor Hamden, children of the said W" Hamden and
Sus* his wife, as soon as Eleanor shall attain the age of IS or marry. Signed and
sealed by the three parties. Witnessed by Jacob Da Costa, \V"' Jn° iS'esiield.
Acknowledged before the Hon. Jas. Shepherd, chief baron of H.M. Court of
Exchequer, 21 Oct. 1774. (Extracted by Mr. E. G. Sinckler, Nov. 1911.)
#otcs auti 0uciic
$♦
PAEISH EEGISTEES IN BARBADOS.*
Each Parish has its own Records of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, ancient
and modern. Under the registration system introduced in the last century,
transcripts of the modern registers are regularly sent to the Registration Ollice.
Besides the old registers kept in each parish there are books iu the Regis-
tration Office, Bridgetown, containing copies of the entries in the old registers of
the parishes. At what period this was carried out I cannot say, but I am under
the impression that it was done before some of the parish registers perislied.
Even as it is, there are gaps in most of these entries, in some cases for consider-
able periods.
The following are the years from which the earliest entries date, iu the
registers preserved iu the Registration Office at Bridgetown : —
St. Michael's 164S St. Peter 1780 St. John 1657
Christ Church 1637 St. Lucy 1747 St. Joseph 1718
St. James 1693 St. George 1830 St. Andrew ?
St. Thomas 1728 St. Philip 1698
• Communicated by Mr. N. Darnell Davii. This list gives the dates missing from the one
on p. 46, ante, . . ..... ^ . .
236 caribbeanA.
MARRIAGE LICENCE AT ST. KITTS.
S' Christophers. By the Honoble John Davis, Esq., President and Deputed
ordinary of the Island aforesaid.
Licence Is Hereby Granted unto the Reverend IM"" Daniel Burchall minister
of the Parish of S' John Capisterre in this Lslaud to Joyne Together in the Holy
State of Wedlock ^1'-. Thomas Dowson & M" Eliz: Okcs according to the Canons
and Constitution of the Church of England, and for your Legall Proceedings
herein this shall be your Sufficient Warrant.
Past the Office Given under my hand this
p' John Esdaile Sen' Eighth Day of February 172^.
cl'k ordinary.
(Signed) Davis.
There is a similar licence for Mr. Louis Duplessis Mesle and Mrs. Mary
Deschamp, dated 9 Feb. 1723-4i. (Fuiham Palace Records.)
ISLAND OP NEVIS. FOTHERGILL v. CAVE.*
28 Nov. 1776 John Fothergill, M.D., Archibald Napier, Wm. Straham
and Mary Cave, widow, v. Joseph Cave and John Boddie.
Abstract of Title of John Fothergill to the moiety of the Plantation in Nevis
ia the contract dated 2 Jan. 1772 for sale of the premi^5es by Fothergill to Boddie.
The first document is a will dated 27 Oct. 171;6 of Frances Bladen.
The abstract mentions amongst others Mrs. Deborah Hurt, Christopher Hurt,
Joseph Hooper, Sarah Hooper, Sophia Snow, James Cave, Mary Hooper,
Christopher Jarvis Hurt, Wm. Ferguson, Wm. Mills, Ninian Ballantine, Chariton
Palmer. (Chancery Master Tiuney Papers, 84i.)
GARDNER OF NEVIS.f
This iNDEyrrRE QuADRrPAETiTE, made the 23 Sept. 8 Geo. III., 1768,
Between William Coleman and Thos. Lucas of Loudon Merchants and partners
of the 1^' part ; David Gardner of the Island of Nevis in America Esq. at present
residing in London 1^' son and heir at law of Richard Gardner late of the said
Island Esq. deceased of the 2"' part ; Ann Gardner of the same Island widow and
relict of the said Eicli'' Gardner Esi|. deceased of the 3'' part ; and Alex. Hoiistoun,
John Clerk, Will. Crichton and Will. MacDowall of London Merchants and
partners of the 4"^'' part Wheueas by Indentures of mortgage dated 1 and 2 April
1760 made between David Gardner, Richard Gardner of Nevis Esq. and Ann
Gardner widow and the said AV"' Coleman & Tho. Lucas of the other part for
securin'^ the payment of the balance then due from the estate of Rich** Gardner
deceased they conveyed to them all that the Old House Plantation containing
40 acres bounded to the E. with lands formerly in the possession of Henry Rawlins
dec** but then of Tlio. Cottle Esq. ; to the W. with Tho. Cotllc; to the N. with
the Sea and to the S. with the center line ; also one otlier Plantation called How's
Land containing 110 acres bounded to the E. with land of Samuel Gardner Esij. ;
to the W. witli ^Eneas Shaw Esq.; to tho N. with Ann (.>ardner and to the S.
with W"' Burt Weeks Esq. and also one other Plantation at New Ca."»tle contain-
in" 30 acres bounded to the E. with Jas. Madden ; to the W. with common path ;
to^the N. with the Sea and to the S. with laud heretofore of Chas. Pym Burt but
• Communicated by Mr. Gerald Fothergill.
t rrom tlio origiual deed oa two skius iu tLo EJitor's possessiou.
CARIBBEANA. 237
then of W" Bnrt Weeks contninintr in the whole 210 acres with all houses mills
works also 40 negroes cattle and stock subject to redemption on pavnient of
£1388 st. before 2 April 17G7 with interest at five per cent, dulv registered in
the Secretary's Office and Wheheas by Indenture of 11 and 12 Jii'lv 17G-i made
between Kicli'' Gardner of Nevis Esq" of the one i)art and Uavid Gardner of the
other after reciting that Eich'' Gardner their father by his will dated 2-1- Feb.
1755 had devised his residuary estate to them Eich'' Gardner conveyed to Uavid
Gardner all that moiety of the 4 plantations in the parish of y James and Island
of Nevis viz. Eoundhill plantation of tJO acres bounded to the E. with Tho. Cottle
Esq. to the W. with ditto to the N. witli the JSea and to the S. with the center
line and also the 3 above-mentioned plantations and the moietv of 59 negroes
(names given) and WnEUKAs the £13SS njid Interest was not paid and "NV" Cole-
man and Tho. Lucas have obtain(d judgment for £2000 Alex'' Houston and the
others have agreed to discharge the sum of £2,100 and pay £G00 to Bavid
Gardner now Eoundhill and the said three other plantations and negroes are
hereby conveyed to them subject to a mortgage of £1000 to Tho. Cottle charged
on Eoundhill and a lease of the same plantation to him.
Signed by W^ Coleman, Tho' Lucas, David Gardner. Sealed with a crest of
a demi-lion rampant couped.
The following extracts are from the Colonial Calendars : —
1G91-2. Col. Samuel Gardner Avas appointed Lieut. -Govr. of Kevis on the
death of Col. John Netheway.
1693, March 17. He took the oaths as Lt.-Govr. 55.
1693, June 12. The King's letters patent for grant of an escheated estate to
Samuel Gardner offered for consent of the Council and consented to. 115,
1691, June 29. His letter to Sir John Trenchard. 301.
1696, July 25. The Assembly expressed its full confidence in Lt.-Govr.
Gardner. 55 and 63.
1G9S, Feb. 14. He was suspended by Govt. Chr. Codrington for not having
taken certain oaths. 110.
1699, May 6. Mr. Gardner was elected for the N.E. division to the Assembly.
197.
1699, June 29. Mr. Weaver as Counsel for Col. S. Gardner presented
a memorial to the Lords of Trade on his behalf. 305.
1699, July 3. The oath not having been administered to any of the Governors
by Commissioners duly authorised, their Lordships ordered Mr. Gardner's name
to be re-inserted in the Council. 323.
His name was accordingly restored as Senior Councillor but not as Lt.-Govr.
422.
Capt. John Lloyd in his will of 1696 (74, Bond) gave £20 to Col. Sam.
Gardner, Lieut.-Governor of Nevis.
1710. Mr. Sauiuel Gardiner then of tlie Assembly. (Oldmixon, ii., 257.)
St. Johk's, FroTEEE, Nevis. (Ante, I., 147.)
Marr*^. 1733, Jan? 24. Mr d Gardiner and Mrs. Anne d. of Eoger ....
St. James, Nevis.
Bapt. 1743-4, Mar. 3. Sara' Gardner s. of James Gardner.
Bapt. 1744, Dec. 4. Eoger Gardner s. of Eich'^ Gardner.
238 CARTBBEANA.
EECTORS OF ST. THOMAS, MIDDLE ISLAND, ST. KITTS.*
Jobn Milward, D.D., 1G7S. John Steward, 183S— 1S43.
.... Biisshall, 171)0. Henry AVarneford," 1S4G— lSo2.
John Merac.i 1729— 17o9. Henry- Jeremiah Dvson,** 1853—1854.
Thomas Pa2;et, 17()0— 17So. Darius Davey,' 1855— 1SG5.
Edward Bromliead, 17S5— 17SS. Thadda?us Augustus C. Armbrister,
[Robert Pembertoi),- 1780 ; Curate."' 18Go— 1890.
[John Audain,'^ 178G— 178S; Curate'.] Frederick Thomas, 1891— 1S9G.
Joseph Warner,-* 1788—1811. Albert Charles Waller, 1S9G — 1898.
Edward Brazier,-" 1811—1818. Walter Hooker. 1898—1901.
Joseph Plura Cartrum,« lsl9— 182i. Frederick Cannt, 1901.
William Hendricksou, 182-1—1828.
NOTES.
(Extract from an article on the Milwards of Old Swinford, co. Worcester.)
A prandson of the Tho. Milward of the Civil AVar time, a John Milward, D.D.,
of Oxford, obtained the livino; of St. Thomas, Middle Island, and a sugar estate
called " Godwins," to which Island he emigrated with Mr. Harry Freeman,
a Creole (Freeman of Farley Court, Bucks), whose sister he married ("• Herald
and Genealogist," i.). He matriculated from Pembroke Hall, Oxford, 24 March
1G70-1, aged IG, as son of Tlio. Milward of Wolleseote, co. Wore. (Foster.)
1G77, Nov. 1. The Bishop of L. has selected G priests who are embarking.
Mr. Milward. (Col. Cal., 174.)
1678, Jan. 24. Gov. Stapleton writes that he has presented Mr. Milward to
St. Chr. (Col. Cal., 212). He married a dau. of Col. Wm. Freeman of
St. Christopher, one of the very early settlers. He was buried in the east
cloister of Westminster Abbev 14 April 1703. AVill dated 3 April and proved
29 April 1703 (Chester).
George Milward inherited an estate in St. Christopher in 1707.
There is a letter from Wni. Freeman at St. Ivitts, dated 19 Jan. 1GS2-3, saying
that his younger brother Henry had lately come from France, and there is
a petition of the latter stating he was now of age. It is probable that John
Milward had been his tutor, as Heury was only 17 in 1G78, the year they arrived
at St. Kitts.
1 Eev. John Merac went out 16 Feb. 1727-S (Fothergill). He was LL.B.
Cant., and wrote, 13 Feb. 1730-31, from St. Christopher: " Three years ago I was
presented to the rectory of St. Thii., Middle Island, and now have a parish in the
French grounds " (Fulliam Palace Records).
- Rev. Robert Pemberton. On referring to Vol. I., 268, it will be noticed
that he was Rector of St. James', Nevis, 1787 — 95, then of St. George, St. Kitts,
1795, till his death 1812.
3 Rev. John Audain. See ante, I., 223, for a letter of his, dated 16 Oct. 1S02
at Roseau, Dominica, he being then Rector of Roseau and St. George's and
senior J. P.
1825, Oct. 1. At St. Eustatius, the Eev. John Audain. (St. Chr. .\lmanac.)
* Rev. Joseph Warner. Perhaps identical with the son of Daniel Warner,
Treasurer of Antigua, baptized 23 Nov. 1758 at St. John's and living 1788,
who died a bachelor.
• The Rector writes 20 June 1910: "Wo have no printed Reeisters, and the old ones we
have are in a b:iJ st.-ite. I ;iin pottinir thoin tnin.scribcd into another book. I am scndincr a \'\<\.
of the Rectors since 1700, beim: tbo only list I know of."' The Kditor lias inserted the name of
John Milward and added tlie notes. This lint should have appeared on p. 208, but w;is mislaid.
CARIBBEANA. 239
5 Edward Brazier, son of Edward Brazier of St. Christoplicr's, AV.T., Esq.,
matriculated from AVadham College, Oxford, 22 Mav 1792, ajred 18 ; B.A. 179U,
M.A. 1800. (Foster.)
* Joseph Plura Bartruni, son of Thomas Bartrum of Exeter, Devon, gent.,
matriculated from St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, 20 May ISKi, aged 35. (Foster.)
7 A Henry A\'arneford was Minister of Aii-^uilla" (Cler;,'y List of 1S7().)
^ Rev. Henry Jeremiah Dyson, second son of the lU-v. Francis Dvson of
Tedworth, Hants, matriculated from Alerton Collciie, Oxford, 3 March 1842,
aged 18, B.A. 18-l.j ; Fellow of All Souls' College 1847—52, M.A. 1850, Vicar of
Barking, Essex, 1851 until his death 27 IMarch 1854. (Foster.) I think he must
have gone out to St. Kitts on account of his health.
1854, ]\Iarch 27. At St. Kitts. the Kev. Henrv Jeremiah Dvson, Vicar of
Barking, Essex (1851). He ^vas of All Souls' College, Oxford, B'.A. 1845, M.A.
185.0. His wife Matilda died on the preceding day. (" G.M.," 6G3.)
^ Rev. Darius Davey. In Clifton Churchyard is a M.I. to the family of
Darius Davey and Eliza his wife of Antigua. These were no douht the parents
of the above. He was also Curate of St. John's, Antigua, 1844-5, and Rector of
St. Philip's 18G5-6. I don't know where he was 1845 — 55.
LEASE OF A PLANTATION OF 250 ACRES IN NEVIS BY WM.
NORRIS TO WM. JOHNSON, ANNO 1774.*
This Indenture made the 3 Jan. 14 Geo. I.1I. 1774 between W'" Norris of
Bedford Row, co. ^liddx., Esq., of the one part and AV"' Johnson of the I. of
Nevis, Esq., of the other Witxesseth that for 5s. W"' Norris sell.*? all that Plnntn-
tion late the e.'^tate of Patrick O'Flaherty in the parishes of Fig Tree and Ginger
Land containiTig 250 acres with buildings negroes cattle and stock as comprized
in Mortgages of 9 and 10 Oct. 1704 made between Pat. O'Flaherty of the one part
and Cha. Pearee of the other and dated 29 and 30 April 1708 made between Cha.
Pearce of the P' part and Pat. O'Flaherty and Thady O'Flaherty of the second
part the said "W"' Noriis of the third part and Richard Neat and Arcliibald
Thompson of the fourth part and dated 1 and 2 Nov. 1709 made between Pat.
O'Flaherty of the first part said Cha. Pearce of the 2^ part and W*^ Norris of the
3*^ part and R*" Neat and Archibald Thompson of the 4"' part and which was
conveyed to W"' Norris for securing payment of £4600 and £1400 and Interest
to "W"" Johnson for one year.
Signed by AV" Norris, and sealed with the crest of a demi-Iion rampant couped.
In the presence of Charlton Palmer, T. Searle.
DUER OF DOMINICA.
This Indre made the 18 Dec, 24 Geo. III. 1783 Between Rowland Duer of
Chichester, co. Sussex, Esq. (eldest Brother and h. at 1. of Samuel Duer 1. of the
I. of Dominica deceased) of the 1^' part and Henrietta Duer 1. of Fulham co.
Midd^ but now of Farnham co. Surry spinster of the 2'^ part and Geo. Rose of
Duke Str. AA^estminster Esq. of the 3'' part. AVhf.keas Geo. Rose, Henrietta
Duer and Sam. Duer did at their joint cxpence in July 1773 purchase of Tho.
Pringle 1. of Dominica I]sq. all those two Plantations called Morne Daniel and
Caue° Field with slaves cattle etc. and by Indres of lease and release dated the
30 and 31 .luly 1773 made between Tho. Pringle of the one pait and Geo. Rose,
Henrietta Duer and Sam. Duer of tho other he granted the plantations to them
to hold as tenants m common to the use of him Tho. Pringle for 500 years and
on pavrnent of £11.000 and interest by Ihein the term of 500 years should cease
and AVuere.vs by Indres of lease and release dated 27 and 28 Jan. 1771- made
between Geo. Rose, Henrietta Dner and Sam. Duer of the 1 part and Jamea
♦ From the original on one skin in the possession of the Editor.
240 CARIBBEANA.
Neave and l\awson Aislabie of L. mcrcliauts and copartners of the other they
Geo. Eosc etc. conTcyod the i)I;intations aiid slaves to J. N. and 11. A. subject to
a proviso for their redemption on paymeot of d£">,5uO, and AViikhkas ISam. Duer
lately died at S' Lucia intestate leaving Eowland IXier liis eldest brother and heir
at law who became entitled to i share of the plantations and as it will be
advantageous to sell the estates and pay off the mortgages Rowld. and Kenrietta
Duer convey their shares to Geo. Pose for one year of the plantation !Monie
Daniel in the parish of S' Paul containing 71 a/of cleared land and 120 a. of
■woodland bounded IS'.E. on the ]{iver Boery and land formerly possessed by
M'' Garcon and now by Chevalier IMonteil and on woodland unsiirveved and land
formerly posf^esscd by Balthazar Blanc, S. on a guHv, S.AV. on land reserved for
public uses next the sea shore being 3 chains in breadth from higli water mark
and N.AV. on land possessed by Madam Marie and 'M'' Forget also lliat plantation
formerly called Boery and now Cane Field containing in the wiiole 311 acres of
freehold and leasehold i.e. a piece of 41 a. of cleared land and 110 a. of Avoodland
bounding ]N". on land formerly possessed by Madam Desgominier now or late
possessed by ^V Peter Audat with whom she intermarried, y. on the leasehold
land called Martins and on land relinquished by Thomiere and AY. on land
reserved for public uses next the sea being 3 chains in breadth from high water
mark a certain ether piece formerly called Thomiers containing 57 a. cleared and j
uncleared bounding E. by land possessed [iorn] and on other sides on land of j
Tho. Pringle another parcel of GO a. bounding IS", on land purchased by James j
Bernard, E. on land ])urchascd by Anthony Gordon, IS. partly on land purchased j
by John Bailey oud Chevalier Tdonteil and AV. on Tho. Pringle and the leasehold j
parcel called Martins of 18 a. bounding j^.E. on a ravine, E. on part of the |
freehold land, S. on Boery Kiver and N.W. on land reserved for public uses being |
3 chains in breadth and all buildings the boilin5r- curing- still- and managen'
house and all utensils and all slaves. They also convey a parcel of land purchased
by Sam. Duer of Madame L'FIote and another of 3Ionsieur Forget. Bowland
Duer's net share to be paid to Jas. Xeave and Eawson Aislabie for sums due
from his estate in Antigua.
Signed by E. Duer, George Pose. No heraldic seals.
in the Presence of Jos*^ White, J. Eoberts.
[Original deed on four skins in the Editor's possession.]
Eowland Duer of Chichester, co. Sussex, Esq. A\'ill dated 1 Jan. 1794.
To my Mother Eliz. Duer £20. My cousin Eliz.Mitlon dau. of my late uncle
EdAvard Duer Esq. an annuity of £50, payable out of my plantation in Antigua.
Sisters Eliz. D., Mary D., and Theodora D. each an annuity of £50 after the
death of my Mother or so soon as my own and my Father's creditors shall have
been paid. All real est. in A. and G* B. to my friends Tudor Griffiths, Jolin
Caldecott and John Drew of Chich"' to carry out trusts as to riy real est. in A.
comprised in an Ind. of lease and release dated 21 and 22 March 1792 the release
being tripartite between myself of the 1=' p', said Tudor Grifliths, John Caldecott
and John Drew of the 2'' p' and my and my father's creditors of the 3'''* p' which
est. is in trust for my brother John Duer, they to be Ex'ors.
Cod., 14 March 1794. John Caldecott being dead I appoint John Peachey of
Chichester, Esq. a T., etc.
Proved 22 April 179G by Tudor Griffiths and John Drew, Esq'" (175, Harris).
The deed and will are additional to what appeared in "Antigua," i., 217, where
testator's sister Eliz. was mistaken for his wife.
CARIUB£ANA.>
211
BOOKPLATE OF CHARLES PIX]'OLD, ESQ.
■'M;//e/Jz.L.D.
Arms. — Azure^ on a chevron Or surmounfed ht/ another of ihe field, between
three doves proper, as mamj plates.
Chkst. — A stork, in the beak a honeysuckle slipped, all proper. (Burke's
" Armory.")
Charles Pinfold, eldest child of Charles Pinfold, LL.D., ^vas born 3 Sept. and
bapt. IG Sept. 1709 in the parish of St. Beuet, Paul's AVharf. (Harl. Soc. Pub.)
He was Governor of Barbados from 175G — GG. Seven volumes of copies of
his official correspondence, etc., were lately ofl'crcd for sale bj' a dealer. He died
in Bloomsbury Square 24^ Oct. 17SS in his SOth year (" G.3I.," 1127), and there
is an account of him in the same magazine for 18Ui, p. GIG. The Editor's copy
of the " Memoirs of the Settlement of Barbados " was the Governor's, and con-
tains certain laudatory verses to him from the pen of Mr. Duke, the donor.
TOL. II.
242
CARIBBEANA.
Slipt of ^t IXitts.
Benj. A dye, born IGoo ;=j=Aune
of St. INIarj Axe, sur- j Sprariger,
geon; mar. lie. 1677, I born
aged 22. . i 1651.
Col. Stephen Payne of St. Thomas, Mid-
dle Island, St. Kitts, born 1G61 ; 1S\. of
Conncil 1704; aped 47 in 1707; died
10 Sep. 1711, aged oO.
Spranger Adye of St. Kitts, born=pDorothv, dau.
1681, aged 26 in 1707; died 1745 of Stephen
He headsthe pedigree inllutchiiis' Payne of St.
"Dorset," iii., o06. j Kites.
I I
Abraham Payne of St.=rAnn
Kitts, agtdi^S in 1707; AVil-
M. of touucil 1730; lett.
died 1740. i
Stephen Adye of St. Thomas, Middle Lsland, in=pClara, died 7 Aug. 1799. She
1753, where he owned a plantation ; died 1756.
had four sons and four daus.
Dr. Eaiph Adyc,=j=Pli7.a-
4th son, witness beth,
to a marriage at ; dau. of
St. George's, { . . . .
Hanover Square, 1 Esdailc
25 Ang. 1774 ; : by Sus-
named 1790 in annah
will of Ealph Mutliew
AYillett. See his , Pliipps;
letters of 1795 i mar.
and 1799. Died ; about
at Exeter 2 April : 17SS.
1804. I
A dau., 1795.
I
Cath., 1st dau.=pJohn "Wiliett Adye, 2ikU
of Henry
Brouncker of
St. Kitts and
Boveridge,
Dorset ; mar.
22 Aug. 17S0 ;
died at I'l urn-
stead, co. Kent,
10 Oct. 179S,
aged 36. M.I.
at G. C*
son, born 1 Jan. 1744-5;
was adopted from his in-
fancy by Ealph AVillett
of Merly ; of Lincoln's
Inn 1768; of Dean St.,
Soho, 1779: succeeded
to JMerly 1795 and took
name of "Wiliett ; M.P.
New Eomnev 1796 and
1802, F.E.S',, P.8.A. ;
diedatRath26Sep.lSI5.
acred 71. M.I. at G. C.
^Frances,
dau. of
.... ^\^il-
soii. mar.
at St.
George's,
Hanover
Sq.,3.luly
lS05;dieil
at Bath
11 April
ISlO.agcd
70.
s.p.
I
John Wiliett AVil-
lett, 1st son and
heir, born 25 April
1784 ; succeeded to
Merly ; died at
Shooters Hill, Kent,
13 Dec. 1S39'.
Henry Ealph Wiliett of Broom
Hill, Shooters Hill, Kent, 2nd son,
born 27 April 1786; succeeded to
Merly ; M.A. from Christ Church,
Oxon., also of Lincoln's Inn and
D.L. for Dorset ; died in the
Albany 9 Dec. 1857, and left ]Mer-
ly to "Wiliett Lawrence Adye.
Annabella Wiliett Adye,
only dau., born 7 Aug.
1781 ; died in Berrers
Street 6 Dec. 1795, atred
15. M.I.atG.C. Ealph
AVillett left her £2U00
as his goddau.
William M. Miller,
died 1809, s.p.
Clara Miller, mar.
John Guest. She
died 1859, s.p. Ho
died 1862.
Eliz. Adye Miller, mar.
Eev. Charles ]Maitland
of Brighton. He died
1865 and left five chil-
dren. She died 1874,
ajred S3.
Maria Anne Miller,
mar. Kev. Eob.Cholni-
ley of Wainfloet. He
died 1852 and left fif-
teen children. She
died 1809.
Adve Wil-
iett Miller,
died 10
Oct. 1874,
a'red 78.
Henry Ealph Wiliett
Adve, born 7 Oct. 1857
in 10 Bio 111 Hehl Street,
Bays water; died at
Pail 22 April 1880.
James IMortinier Adve,
born 19 April 1859;
('?) mar. a French lady
and died s.p. 30 April
1895.
Claude Enbert
Kos3 Adye,
horn 11 Nov.
1860; died 23
JNfarch 1873.
Alice Mari;aret
Atlye, born 4
Sep. 1862; mar.
.... Harper ;
living 1911.
* G. C. = Great Canford, Dorset.
caribiu;ana.
243
Ralph A\''illett, born 1G.j2 ; SiJoakcr^^^Ann EstridKC born
of St. Kitts 1GS3; died 30 June IGGl; died 15 Oct.
1694, aged 42. i 1720, aged 59.
Henry Willett of St. Kitt?, ngcdr:pl-:iiz. Stanley, dau. of Col. John
27 in 1707 ; died 1740. Stanley; mar. IS Sep. 1718.
Ralph AVillcIt of St. Kitts, Inter of Merly, Dor.^et, born 8 Aug.
1719; first-cousin of 3Irs. Clara Adye— see his will (128,
Newcastle) ; died s.p. 1795. M.I. at G. C.
Stephen Payne Adye,=pEli7,., dau. of
1st son. Cadet 1757, John llilcli-
Capt.R.A.177;3, Major cockot'Opor-
. . . . ; died at Jer.-ipv to ; died at
1794 ("D.N.B."). " Woolwich
Ralph Willettlefthim , 30 M;ireh
£3000. 1810.
Abraham Charles A dye,
3rd son, of Lincoln's
Inn 17G7; Solicitor-
Gen. 1795, and Attor-
ney-Gen. of Grenada,
where he died 4 May
1815.
Mary Adyc, 2nd dau.
Clara Adye, the
younger, 1st dau.,
living 1790.
Martha Adyc, 3rd
dau.. born 1745 ;
died' 1 Aug. 1S21,
aged 7G.
1
Eliz. Henrietta
Clara^John
1
Ralph ^illctt Adve,— Eliz.
1
Stejdicn Gallwav
Adye. 1st child,
Anne
Miller,
3rd child. 2nd Lieut.
Sarah
Adve, 4th child,
mar. John Yi-
Adye,
died
R.A. 1781, Maior
Raw-
Cadet R.A. 1791,
vion. Col. R.A.
2nd
1798.
. . . . , died 22 Oct.
tree,
:\hii.-Gen.,C.I}.:
He died 1838.
child,
1804, aged 34. M.I.
died
died 13 Sep. 1838,
She died s.p.
died
at Gibraltar.
1S5G.
.s.p. Ml. at Sr.
c 1837.
1840.
Mary, "Woolwich.
John AYillctt Adve, born
1802; died 20 March 1 SOI,
aged 2 years 1 month.
M.I. at Gibraltar.
Stephen Rawtrec
Adye, born 1S03;
drowned at the
Cape 1832.
Eliz. Jane Adye. only dau., boin
ISOO; mar. at St. Giles's, 25 Ajiril
1S2G, James Rain, barrister. She
was living 187G.
Stanley John .Adye,=
born 28 Oct. 18(13 ;
died 13 Feb. 1S89.
Leak.
Octavius
Ellertou
Adve, born
25' Uec.
18GG.
John Adye, born
IS Nov." 1857;
Col. R.A. and
C.Ii. Present
head of the
family.
Winifrcda Jane
.Adye, 1st dau.,
mar., 15 June
18S9, Lord Ann-
strong.
B 2
♦ 1
244
CARTBBEANA.
1687. Mr. John Addv elected a Member of Assembly in Nevis.
1GS8, June. Jolin Adye elected Member for the S.TV. Division of Xevis.
(" Calendar for America and W.I.," pp. ;JSU and 501.)
1707-S. Census of St. Christoi)licr. Spranger Adje, aged 2G, 1 man, 1 woman,
no children, 10 slaves.
1753. St. Thomas, Middle Island. Stephen Adye, Esq., 1 plantation. (Baker's
" Survey.")
1763. John Willet Adye of St. Christopher admitted a student of Lincoln's
Inn.
1767. Abraham Charles Adve admitted a student of Lincoln's Lm. (Eev.
F. J. Wrottesley.)
1773. Stephen Payn Adey, Capt. E.A., commissioned 26 March, and in 1786
entered as Payne Adye. (Army List.)
1774, Aug. 25. John "Willett and Ealph Adye witnesses to a marriage at
St. George's, Hanover Square.
1779. John Willott Adve of Dean Street, Soho, a trustee in will of Jas. Par-
son Ottley of St. Kitts.
1780. Aug. 22. Willctt Adye, E>q; of Dean-street, Soho, to Miss Brouncker,
of Queen Ann-street. Cavondish-sq. ("Town and Countrv Mag.," 503.)
1781. Ealph Willett Adye. 2d Lieut. E.A. (Army List.) '
1790. Dr. Ralph Adye a subscriber to Peterkin's '"Treatise on Planting."
1791. Stephen G. Adye, 1st Lieut, in the " OiFicers of the Company of
gentlemen cadets E.A." (Army List.)
1793. Society of Antiquaries. John Willett Ayde (sic) chosen a JL of the
Council. ("G.:M.,"3G9.)
John Miller Adye, 5th
child, Capt. E.JV., mar.
Alethea Lawless, 1st
dau. of Admiral Billy
Douglas. He died at
Fareham, Kent, 1817.
She died there 30 Jan.
1853, aged 71, s.p.
Maria Pattison Adye,
Gth child, mar. David
Buchan, Capt. E.X.
He died 1838. She
diedlS39. Issue,four
sous and one dau.
James Pa1tison=p
Adye, 7lh and j
youngest child, '
Major E.A., |
died 29 Oct. 1
1831. M.L at '
St. Mary's,
Woolwich. I
Jane, dau. of
T. Moriiuier
Kelson of
Sevenoaks ;
died at Pad-
dingtonOSe]).
IS.fy, agedOi).
Ml. at G. C.
I
Willett Lawrence-
Adye, born at
Corfe4 May 1818;
succeeded to ^ler-
ly 1857 on death
of Henry Ealph
Willett ; died 27
Nov. 1878, aged
60.
Eli7..]\[arian. younger
dau. of Eob. Eoss of
Cargcnholm, Kirk-
ctullirightshire ; mar.
at Walcot, Bath. 22
April 1850 ; died at
Parkstone 30 3[arch
190G, aged 82.
I
Sir John Miller;
Adye.G.C.B.,born
at Sevenoaks 1
Nov. 1810; Cadet
E.A. 1834. Gen.
1S84;K.C.B.1S73;
Gov. of Gibraltar
1882 ; died 2G
Aug. 1900. (See
" D.N.B.")
:Mary Cor-
delia, dau.
ot'Admiral
the Hon.
Montagu
Stopford;
died 14
Feb. 1912,
a'^ed MO.
Morti-
mer
Adye,
Major
E..\.
Mary Caroline Adye,
Apsley Smith, E.A.
mar.
Col.
Ethel Montagu Adye, mar. J. W.
Philips, now of Heybridgo Tean,
Stoke-on-Trcut.
^lortimer Stopford Adye,
Capt. 8lh Liverpool Eegi-
ment.
Evelyn Violet Adye, mar.
John i\Ieade Falkner.
Charles
Henry
Adye,
died
1871.
CAIIIBBEANA. 24.5
. 1794. At Jersey, Major .Stoplieii Paviie Ad vc, of the r. Teg. of art. (" G.M.")
1795, Dec. G. In Berner.s-btr. Miss 'Willeit", only d:vu. of John "Willett Wil-
lett, esq. of Merly, cu. Dorset. (Ibid., lOoS.)
1798, Oct. 10. At the house of John Stanley, esq. in Kent, after a long
illness, universally hunented, Mrs. AVillctt, Mifc of John W. esq. of Mcrlev housed
CO. Dorset. (Iljid., 913.)
ISOi, Ap. 2. At the New London inn E.xeter, after a short illness, D"" A dye,
of the i. of vSt. C. ill Die ^V.l. brother to John ^Villett Willett, esq. M.P. for ^'c\v
Eomney. M'' Willett changed his name from Adye for au estate in Dorsctshii-e
(Marley-house) near AV^imborne. (Ibid., 8SS.)
1805, July 8. John A\'ilielt AVillett, esq. of Merley-house, co. Dorset, M.P.
New Eomney, to Miss AVilson of Wimpole-st. {Ibid., 676.)
1805, July 12. On Wednesday se'uni<j;ht was married, at St. George's
Hanover-sq. John Willett Willett, esq. of Meriey-ho. in Dorsctsh. :M.P. for Xew
Eomney, to Miss Wilson of Wimpole-st. (" Dorchester and Sherborne Jounial.")
1810, March 30. At Woolwich, Mrs. Adye, widow of the 1. Major Stexjhen
Payne Adye, of the r. reg. of art. (? " G.M.'')
1813, Dec. The sale of Ealph Willetts library etc. occupied 17 days.
("G.M.") ^ ^
1815, May 4. In the I. of Grenada, Abraham Cha. Adye, H.M. attomev-gen.
for that I. {Ibid., 646.)
^ 1821, Aug. 1. Aged 76, Mrs. Martha Willett Adye, sister of the 1. J. A\^ AVil-
lett, esq. of Merley Ho. Dorsetsh.
1826, Ap. 25. At St. Giles's Church, Jas. Earn, barr.-at-law, to Eliz. Jane,
only dau. of the 1. Capt. E. W. Adye, E.A. (" G.M.," 462.)
1838, Sep. 13. At AYoolwich Common, Major Gen. Stephen Galway Adye,
C.B., Chief Firemaster in the E. Laboratory." Lieut. E.A. 1794, Capt. 1803,
Major 1812, Lt. Col. 1814, Col. 1825, Maj. Gen. 1S37 etc. {Ibid., 659.)
1839, Dec. 13. At Broom-hill, Shooter's-hill (the seat of his brother H. E.
Willett, esq.) John Willett AV'illett, esq. of Merley house, Dorset. {Ibid.. 1840,
105.)
1840, Ap. 11. At Bath, Prances, relict of the 1. J. W. AVillett, esq. of Merly,
Dorset. {Ibid., 556.)
1853, Jan. 30. At Fareham, a. 71, Alethea Lawless, rel. of Capt. John
Miller Adye, E.N. and eldest dau. of the 1. Adm. Billy Douglas. {Ibid., 333.)
Stephen Payne Adye. His first commission in the E.A. was dated Feb. 1758 ;
served in the war in Germany and America; was Deputy Judge Advocate to the
Army in N. America in 1783; author of a work on Court Martial. (Sir John
Adye's notebook.)
1905. AnYE. — On March 30th, at Balsarroch, Parkstone, Elizabeth' Marian,
widow of Willett L. Adye, .I.P., of Merley, Wimborne, Dorset, and daughter of
Eobert Ross, of Cargenholm, Dumfries, aged eiglity-two.
Adye. — On February 14th, 1912, at 92 St. George's-square, S.W., Mary
Cordelia, widow of the late General Sir John Adye, G.C.B., Eoyal Artillery,
in her eighty-lirst year.
John SPRA.>'Gf;ii s. of Eich: b. at Northwall [North AVeald] near Epping.
School : Shenley, Herts, under Mr. Harper. Admitted " niauuni prival:e feruhc
subducens," pensioner under ]Mr. Brearley 31 May 1642. Age 16 et amplius.
M.B. (Cains) 1649. Adm. fellow-commoner at Cains 11 A p. 1(!1S. L'rol)al>ly
M.D. of Leyden 1656 ('• Biographical Eeijister of Christ's Coll., Cam.," j). 481).
See grant of arms, dated 18 Jan. 1660, to Richard Spranger of Canes in the parish
of North Weale Bassett, co. Essex, and to his uncle John Sjjranger of Haly Hall
in the parish of Atnwell Magna, co. Herts, Dr. of Physic (" Visit, of Esse.x,"
i. 289). ^ , . , ,
Dave dau. of Wiu. Arcliur of Epping married Ed. Spranger of North Wealu
Bassett. {Ibid., p. 136, Visit, of 1612.)
t
246 CARIBBEANA. i
Little Berkliamstead. In the churchyard, " Richard Spranger, died Septem- '
ber 8th, 170S, a. ")'2 y." (Cussans' " Herts," ii. 170). See liis marriage licence of
1G78, and that of Eliz. Sprangor in lUitO. (Archbishop of Canterbury Licences.) ^
Great Amwell. Eliz. Spraiuger, dau. of John S., M.D., settled an annual j
rent charge of 50s. on Hailey Hall. (Cussans, 133.) \
ST. GEOEGE'S, HANOVER SQUARE. .)
1805 July 3 John Willet AVillet, Esq., of this parish, W., & Frances Wilson, I
of S' Maryleboue, Midd^, S. Lie. i
■ j
ST. MARY'S CHURCH, WOOLWICH. '
On the E. -wall, over the altar : — ^
Major-Gen. Stephen Galway Adye, R. A., C.B., ob. 13 Sept. 1838. ' ]
Major Jas. Pattison Adye, R.A., brother of above, ob. 29 Oct. 1831. 4
(Drake's " Hundred of Blackhcath," 1G5.)
The following entries arc on the first page of a Bible formerly in the possession
of John Willett- AV'illett of Alerly House, Dorset. The copies were sent me,
30 Dec. 1910, by the Rev. P. J. Wrottesley of Denstone A'icaragc, L^ltoxeler, who
received them from Mrs. Etiiel Philips, a daughter of the late Sir John Adye : —
[On page 1 of the Bible.]
Memorandum.
My Father Ralph Wiliett departed this Life the 30"' of June 1G94 in the
43'''' year of his age.
Memorandum.
I was married to Elizabeth Stanley the 18 eighteen of September 1718.
My Eldest Son Ralph Willeti was born the eighth of August 1719.
My Wife miscarried iu 1720.
Memoranduui.
My Motlier Ann AVillctt departed this Life the 15'*- of October 1720 in the
60"' year of her age.
My Second Sou Henry Wiliett was born October 23"* twenty-third 1721.
Memorandum.
My dear Wife Eliz"' AVillett departed this Life the 12"' of August 172-t in
Childbed with 2 children not delivered, but discovered when siio was taken up
again to put in the Vault that she had 2 children within her, taken up iu Jan^
1727. She died iu 31"' year of her age.
Memorandum.
I sent my two Sons R ilph <fc Henry to England in June 8"', 1729, iu the
" King Georgo," Cupt" Will'" Harris.
TRAFALGAR CEMETERY, GIBRALTAR. §
(" N. and Q.," 11 S., i. 165, and Sir John Adye's notebook.)
Sacred to the memory of Ralph AVillet Adye, Esq''^, Captain and Brigade-
Major in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, who fell a victim to the Distemper
raging in this Garrison Oct. 22'"', 1801, aged 31' years.
The remains of liis sou John AVillet Adye are deposited in the Garrison
Chapel, who died March 20"', ISOl, aged 2 years & one month.
CARIBBEAN A. 247
Memorandum.
I lost my Son Henry in Enghuul the ninth of November 1733, who dved of a
Fever & Plorifsie after 3i ilaves siclcness, and had noe knowledge o'f it till
Nov'' 20"' after, being on Wednesday at'ternoou.*
Kalph Willett, the survivor of the two Sons above mentioned, died without
issue at Merly House in tlie County of Dorset, January 1705, in the 7G"' year of
his age, having been twice married.
[Ou page 2.]
John Willett Adye, second son of Stephen Adye and Clarn, daughter of
.... Payne, Esq^, both of the Island of S' Christophers (she being first Cousiu
of Kalph Willett), was born January l'\ 1741-0 ; married Catherine Brouncker,
eldest daughter of Henry Brouncker of S' Christophers, at Plumbstead Church,
ia Kent, ou the 22'"^ of August 1780, by whom he had issue—
i\nnabella AV'illett, born Aug' 7"', 17bl, died .... 1795.
John Willett, born April 25''', 17«1., died ab' 1S40.
Heury Ralpli, born April 27"', 1786. See below.©
Memorandum.
Upon the death of the above Kalph Willett, J. W. Adye his sole devisee took
the name & arms of AVillett.
Catherine his AVife, died at Shooters Hill iu Kent, October 10'"', 1798,
aged 37 or 8.
J. W. Willett married Frances Wilson, at S' George's, Hanover Sq., July 3'''',
1805. He died at Bath September 2(3"', 1815, aged 71.
Frances, second v.ife of the above J. W. Wdlett, died at Bath on 11"' Apr:l
1840, in 7P' year of lier age.
©Henry Kalpli, second son of the above J. W. Willett, died ou 9"' December
1857, as recorded in " The Times."
" The Times," Thursday, December 10, 1857.
" On the Q"- inst. at his Chambers iu the Albany, Henry Ealph AVillett, E3q%
of Merly House, Dorset."
Willett Lawrence Adye, eldest son of the late James Pattison Adye, E.A.,
and sole devisee of the above Henry Kalph Willett (being his paternal Cousin),
was born at Corfe 4''' Miy ISIS. He married (as recorded iu the " Times ")
on 22"'^ April 1S5G. His death took place ou 27"' November 1S78.
[On page 3.]
" The Times," Thursday, April 24"', 1856.
" On the 22'"i inst. at the Parish Church of Walcot iu Bath, by the IteV' Johu
B. Scott, B.D., Willett Lawrence Adye, E^q., eldest sou of the hite Major James
Pattison Adye, Royal Artillery, to Elizabeth, younger daughter of the late Robert
Koss, Esq'', of Cargenhohu, Ivirkcudbrightshire, N.H."
1''. A son born 7"' Oct. 1857, as recorded iu " Times," London, Saturday,
October 10"', 1857. " On the 7"' iust. at 10 Blomfield St., Upper Westboiirue
Terrace, the wife of Willett L. Adye of twins, one oidy (a son) surviving." Tiiis
son was baptised under the names Heury Ralph Willett. (He died at Pau,
France, on 22"' April 1880.)
2'"'. A seconcl sou born 19"' April 1859, baptised under tlie names James
Mortimer. (He died 30"' April 1895.)
3"^. A third son born U"' Nov. ISGO, baptised under the names Claude
Kobert Ross. (He died 23'-'i .Alarch 1873.)
4"*. A daughter born 4"' Sept' 1802, baptised Alice Margaret. .
* The entries to thi-i poiut must have been made by Henry Willett, who was aged 27 in 1707
and died in 1740.— Edixou.
248
CARIBBEANA.
5"". A son born 2S"' Oct. lSt)3, baptised Stanley John. (He died IS"- Feby
1889.) ^
G'*'. A daujilitor still-boi-ri 25"' Dec'' 1SG5.
T"". A sou born 25"' Dec^ ls(ii;, baptised Octavious Ellcrton.
Willett Lawrence Aflyc died 27"' Xov'" 1S7S, a^ed 60.
Elizabetli Marian Adyc (nre Koss) died 30"' IMarch 1905, aged 82.
Notes by Mks. E. J. Eam, April 1876.
My fjreat-grandfather Stephen Adyc married Chira Payne, who was cousin to
Kalph AVillett. They had S cliildren— Stephen Tayne, John AVillett, Abraham,
Ealph, Clara, Polly, Patty (died in London 1^20), and ? ^Liry.
Abraham had one dan. Eliza Adye. who was educated at Blackheath and being
sent out passed her Parents on the voyage. I think he was a Physician and
Ealph Attorney-General at Grenada.*
Uncle Willett married Mi.ss Brouucker. Besides tiieir 2 sons they had a
daughter who died early. I think her name was Anna. He afterwards married
a Miss AVilsou.
The other Miss Brouncker married the Hon. Capt. Finch of the Navy. She
was the particular friend of Auut Vivion, and lived at Broom Hall, Shooters Hill.
S' Christophers, July 30"', 1795.
My Dear Brother,
I wrote to you in May last in consequence of the very melancholy event
which you had announced to my mother .... our late worthy and respected
kinsman and benefactor, " you who liave been the child of his adoption from
your infancy." Our poor sister's death. Our debts of £800 .... the legacy
left my mother .... the additional allowance you make her .... your donation
for mourning.
I am encamped out of Town with the Militia. We have been for upwards of
twelve months past under great Apprehension of being attacked by the French,
and our fears have been much encrcased since the Enemy has been in ])ossession
of S* Eustatius, which is devided from the Island only by a narrow Channel of
about three leagues breadth, across which they may easily invade us in Boats.
In consequence of this, Detachments of the Militia are encamped near the Coast,
opposite to S' Eustatius and in other Places ; A Corps of Negroes has been
embodied and are training to Arin^, and every precaution taken to prevent them
landing, for if .they once affect that an inconceivable Deal of Miscliief must ensue;
and the Colony be ruined alihough they n)ay not acquire the Sovereignty of it.
AVe have very few regular Troops here, not enough to defend even the fortress of
Brimstone Hill without the Aid of some Militia. This last Body therefore have
and still continue to undergo very fatiguing Duty, and as it consists of overy
Male Inhabitant of the island, Occupations of all Kinds are practically suspended,
and every man's Iiiterest must of course be much impaired. It has been
productive of miu-h expence and Inconvenience to me as well as others; however,
the necessity of the Case must be submitted to; and if we are finally successful!
in preserving the Island our privaie sufferings will sit lightly upon us.
Our new General! arrived here a few days ago. and seems determined to use
every exertion for the Defence of the Island, and we j)lace great Contidenco in the
Fame of his professional Abilities, a military governor in times like this is certainly
preferable to any other, let liis Character be high as can be in other Kespects.
• Jlrs. Kiiii lias CdnfiHO'l tlie i):iiiio<. Ralph was the doctor, ami had an only daughter,
alluded to ill ills letter of 17'J5. .Vbraliani wa-; a barrister and the Attorney-Goueral.
t Probably Major-Gcueral Leigh.— Editor. .
dARlBBEAlJJA. 240
Our good old i\rotlier has enjoyed a groat Share of good Ifcaltli for tlicsc last
six months, notwithstanding tho sorrows she has encountered. .She has lived in
more ease and quiet tlian she formerly did, and endeavour is made by my wife
as well as myself to make her happy. 8he writes to you by this Fleet.
My Sisters are all well and request their Affectionate J^emembrance to yourself,
Mrs. Wiliett and Family. My A\'ife and my little Girl (the only child 1 have
living) beg to add theirs also. We are all concerned to l»ear of the' illness of your
dear daughter,* and sincerely hope she may have found all the lieneHts'you
could have wished from your journey to Bristol and is long ere this perfectly
recovered.
As you have mentioned in your letter that you will apprize us when to draw
for the Legacies left us by our late worthy Kinsman ; permit me; before. I con-
clude to say a few words upon the Subject. I my dear Brother have no riglit to
call upon you — T owe you alass more than 1 can ever hope to repay, but if you
allow me that Liberty 1 should wish to appropriate it to the discharge of some
Debts in England, which though they may be of too longstanding to be recoverable
by law, have for that reason a stronger claim upon my feelings. 1 have however
taken the liberty of enclosing you a memorandum of a few professional Books
which will engross but a small part of" it, and if when conxenient you will take
the trouble of ordering them out to me I shall be infinately obliged. Hooks
I cannot do without, and I have long lamented my Inability to send regularly
for them.
You have said nothing in your letter of our ])oor Brother Stephen's! family,
if any of them are near you pray be kind enough to say everything Affectionate
to them for all here. I should be Happy to have some Account of them. Adieu
my dear Brother. Present my Cordial and Affectionate good wishes to M" AVil-
lett and your Children, and Believe me ever most faithfully and affect'-*' yrs.
July 30"', 1795, S' Kitts. R. Adve.
S* Christophers, Sepf 4''', 1799.
My dear Brother,
The death of our Mother .... her inquiry for Abraham .... our sister
Patty .... The death of niy wife's brother, the Comptroller of the Customs
here, Avho departed this Life the 1*' instant.
My wife unites in best and most affectionate regards to yourself and your
Sons with
Tours most faithfully,
Ralph ADYJi.
Sept. 17"'. The above, my dear Brother, is a duplicate of my letter by the
last Packet, to which I can at present make no addition, thoui^h I have much
to say to vou, for mv mind is not yet in a proper frame for matters of Business.
One circumstance, however, as partly connected with the melancholy contents
of the above, you will 1 trust excuse my hinting to you. Our poor fallior's Ashes
have since his' decease remained uncoveretl by any Tombstone and our dear old
Mother's remains are now deposited in the same place, if you will have the
goodness to send a Stone out, 1 will liave it jjroperly erected.
The familv all unite ii\ Love and best Regards to you and yours. My wife
is still very poorly.
Yours most Aff'>'
Ralph Adve.
Addressed: John Wiliett Wiliett, Esq", M.P.
To the Care of Mess'^ Manniug, Anderdou and Bosanquct, Merchants,
London, p. packet.
* Annabell;i, who diwl in IJcriiors Stroft G Dcuoiulicr 17'Jo, in h'^r lotli year,
t Stephen Payne Adye, Major K.A., died in 1791 in Jersey.— EuiTOR.
250 tARlBBEANA.
[No date. Water-mark of 1812.]
My dear Stephen,
I know I deserve to be thought a very idle fellow for not having written
to you before, but will now try and make amends for my long neglect.
I shall tell you first of my own aifairs and my father's. You know when you
left England he was about to put his affairs in the hands of trustees, which has
been done, and he is living upon a £10U0 a year till all the debts are paid. Poor
Merly looks very miserable — the pictures and books are all gone, the former did
not sell owing to the great scarcity of ready money at that time, indeed we bought
in many of them, so tliat the amount of what were sold came to little more
than £7000.
The Books sold remarkably well — the whole of them came to £13,-jS0 — some
of the specimens of early print such as Caxton's Bible and the other books of that
date went, some of them, for two and three hundred guineas each, yet with
all these sales I am afraid it will be a long time before the debt to the Trust,
which is very large, will be paid off.
My father, I am happy to say, has hitherto kept his health and spirits as well
as could be expected under such an accumulation of misfortunes. With regard
to myself, I am living as economically as I can and am studying the Law.
I intend putting on the gown and wig in about two months and go the western
circuit.
[The above is from a copy in the late Sir John Adye's notebook. The back of
the letter with the address was missing. The writer was probably Henry Ealph
VVillett, born 1786, M.A. Oxford and of Lincoln's Inn, 2nd sou of John Willett
Adye (later Willett), the then owner of Merly. " Stephen" was Stephen Payne
Gallwey, a first-cousin. I do not know what misfortunes had overtaken the
family apart from the depreciation of W.I. property. The sale of Kalph Willett's
library, etc., occupied seventeen days in December 1818, so the above letter was
probably written early in 18 ii. The father did not long sui'vive, but died in
1815 at Bath. — Editoe.]
13 Feb. 1817.
Dear Henry,
I am sure you will be much concerned to receive bad news of my poor
brother John; he was seized with an apoplectic fit on Monday last in the Street
at Fareham and expired shortly after.
His Brother in law Colonel Bradley wrote to Vivian and mentioned that the
presence of any of our family would be extremely acceptable.
The funeral is to take place Saturday, as it cannot be deferred longer. I have
taken my place for Fareham, and shall set out to-morrow morning.
AVe have heard from Stephen in his own handwriting ; he, however, mends
but slowly.
I am, d' Harry, yours truly,
Thursday, 16 S«. J. P. Adte.
Addressed to — H. E. Willett, Esq., 10 Old Buildings, Lincolns Inu.
1795. Letter from I\Er. Adve, Solicitor-General of Grenada, to his brother at
St. Kitts, dated 28 March. (B'T. Leeward Islands, Vol. 32.)
1809. Hon. Abraham Adve, described as brother of Mr. Willet, M.P. (Ibid.,
vol.. 49.)
The arras used are: Azure.afess between three cherubim heads Or [Adte].
Guest: A staij lodijed. (Ilutchins" "Dorset," iii., 30G.)
An account of the Willett family will appear in the next Part. ■
CARiBBEA:^JA.
251
a ^3aititulav 2.ist
OP PERSONS PAID THEIE PIEST MONTH'S PAT FOR THEIR
RESPECTIVE QUALITIES UNDER THE COMMAND OF GENERAL
VENABLES IN THE WEST INDIES, DECEMBER 1654.*i
Names.
Anthony BuUer-
Thomas Allin
Francis Barriugton^
Joseph Broome
Michell Bland ^
William Buck
James Bland'
John Broome®
Adam Baynard^
Stroud Bingham''
Robert Baynard
Isack Birkenhead^
George Brian
Johnathan BowelU'^
William Bentley
Rich. Bennett
John Chadwald
CoUo BuUer.
Quallity.
Collo
L^to
L' Collo
Serg'
Major
SouW to
Gent, at Armes
Sould^ to
Cap^ to
Cap'
Souldyer
quarter m'^
Sould'' to
Drum"^ to
Serg'
Drum'' to
Sould^ to
Company.
Collo BuUer.
Collo Buller.
Collo Buller.
Collo Buller.
Collo Buller.
Buller.
Cap' Baynard.
Cap' Bingham.
Buller.
Cap' Minn.
Cap' JMinn.
Buller.
* Continued from p. 215.
1 Copied from the ori^'iual in the P.R.O., Col. Papers, Vol. 32, No. 16, by Miss Mabel Neuib-
hard, with notes added b}' her. See also the W.I. Cal. for 1675-6, Addenda, p. 90. where only
the officers' names are given. A later list of 21 March 1654-5 from the I'ortlanl MSS. is given
in the " Narrative of Venables" (Firth, 116).
The information in the following notes is chiefly derived from " Tlie Narrative of General
Venables," edited b_v C. H. Firth, 11)00, aul the lists of persons who applied for arrears of pay
given in the Calendar of State Papers, Colonial, 1574—1660 (Interregnum, Entry Book, vol. cv.,
pp. 454-5, 462, and 472).
- He returned to England with Venables. Arrears due to Col. Anthony Buller applied for
12 Feb. 1057.
' Francis l?arrington, once of Henry Croaiwell's regiment of h(>r,«e in the Irish Army, ntithor
of an excellent account of the Jamaica e.>:pcdition printed in 7th Keport Hist. M.SS. Comm.,
pp. 571 — 5. Letters of his arc also printed in the Thurloe State Papers, iii., 646, vi., 376, 390,
512. He was accidentally shot about January 1660. Cal. State Papers, Col., .Iddenda, 1574 —
1674, p. 132 (Firth). His brother John was one of the lords of the bedchamber to Cromwell
(Thurlow, vi., 390).
* Michael Bland, captain in Col. Phayre's regiment iu Ireland in 1G49, became Lieut.-Col. of
Col. Holdip's reyiment, and seems to have died in Jamaica (Firth). 1(>55, Aug. 9. Petition of
Mariana Bland, wife of Lt.-Col. B., employed in the W'.l. Expedition, to the Lord Protector,
asking for the ndiuission of two vessels of sugar sent co her from Barbados by her iiusband. free
of customs and e.xcise, beiu'.^ straightened for means and havin? five small children to support
(W.I. Cal. for 1685—8, p. 629). Gnmted (Ih. for 1655, p. 427, Editor). Arrears due to Lieut.-
Col. Bland were applied for 9 Oct. 1657.
' James Bland, sun of the above, was ensign to his father. See Commissions delivered at
Hi.'^paniola and Jamaica (Firth).
* JIary, widow of John Broome, applied for arrears 18 .\pril 1656.
^ Katherine, widow of Capt. Edsv. (Adam ?) Baynard, apjilied for arrears 5 Sept. 1656.
* Strode Binghn.m, 7th sou of Richard Bingham of Bingham's .Melcombe, co. Dorset and
brother of Col. John Bingham, M.P. He was baptized 24 F'eb. 1621, ai>d his commission as
Captain of Foot was sii,'ned on 20 Nov. 165 I by Oliver Cromwell ( tlut<;hins, iv., 374). [EDITOR.]
' He was contmissioned in the W.I. as Scoutmaster-G.Mi. 16 April 1655. [E-ditob.]
'" Bridget, mother of Jonathan Bowell, applied tor arrears 10 June 1658.
252
CARIBBteANA.
Names.
John Chapman
Christopher Cooper^
John Clunn-
Vincett Corbitt''
John CoUington
Anthony Clarke
liobert Collier
Tobias Dedo
John Ejton
Thomas Florey^
Eobert Gurry
Charles Glapthorue'^
Theop. Gibson
John Hooka®
Henry Hunt^
John Hobby
Thomas Knott^
Eacdall Kettell
Benjamine Larkin^
Jolin Mouutage
John Minn
John Merrick^"
Mathew "Martin
Mathew Owin
Joseph Ovie^-
Robert Peppiat
Peter Parry
Abra : Pegg^'
Thomas Pakiugton
Johua : Peukevill
John Peyi*
John Eose
James Staniford^^
Tho : Suttonis
Edward Sprey^^
Tho : Smithes
Rich: Welde
Quallity.
Drum"' to
Cap'
Sergant
Cap' to
Sould'' to
SouW to
Souldyer
Sould"^ to
Ensigne
Souldyer
Sould"- lo
L'to
Sould to
Ensigne
Serg'
Sergant
Sould"^ to
L'to
L'to
Sould'
Cap* to
Sould'
Corpo" to
Corpo'^ to
Sould"" to
Corpo" to
LUo
LHo
Serg*
Ensigne
Sould'' to
Sould"" to
Sould"" to
Serg' to
L'to
Sould"" to
Ensigne
Company.
Collo Buller.
Cap' Minn,
Buller.
Buller.
Collo Buller.
Cap' Baynard.
Collo Buller.
Cap' Minn.
Cap' Cooper.
Cap' Mynn.
Cap' Corbitt.
Collo Buller.
Bland.
L' Collo Barington.
Cap' Corbitt.
Cap' Cooper.
Cap' Baynard.
Cap' Mynn.
L' Collo Barrington.
Collo Buller.
Cap' Throckmorton.^'
Cap' Cooper.
Arundall.
Bland.
Cap' Cooper.
Cap. Cooper.
Cap' Bingham.
Cap' Cooper.
Arundall.
Cap' Cooper.
Cap' Baynard.
Cap' Cooper.
Baynard.
Buller.
Mercer.
Baynard.
y|
i \
' Capt. Christopher Cooper died in Jamaica. Cal. State Papers, Col., 1574— 16G0, p. 436
(Firth).
' Arrears due to John Chum, serjeant, applied for 18 April 1656.
* He was commissioned in the W.I. as ilnjor on 30 April 1655. Elizabeth his widow applied
for arrears on 10 May and 18 July 1G56, and G Feb. 1057.
■* Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Florev, applied for arrears 15 Sept. 1656.
' Arrears due to Capt. Chas. Glapthorne a])pUed for IS July 1656.
* Arrears due to Jolin Hooke applied for 10 June 1658.
' Arrears due to Edward (Henry ?) Hunt, serjeant, apjilied for 25 Dec. 1656.
' Barbara, widow of Thomas Knott, applied for arre:irs 25 Dec. 1656.
' Arrears due to Benjamin Larkin applied for 18 April 1650.
'" Eleanor, mother of John Morick, applied for arrears 10 June 1658.
" Thro^'morton, subsequently 31nior, e.xecuted for mutiny about 1656. See Thurloe, v., 152
Cal. State papers, Col., Addenda, ]>. 121 (Firth).
'" Jane, widow of Jos. Ovey, applied for arrears 21 Oct 1650.
" As "Capt. l'eL,'L; " he was in the ship "^luthias " 8 June 1665. [Editor,]
" Jane, widow of Jolm I'yc (I'oy ?), applieij for arre;irs 15 Sept. 1656.
'^ Joane, widow of Jas. Slannifonl, soldier, ai>plied for arrears 25 Dec. 1656.
'' Amy, widow of Thos. Suttitu, serjeant, applied tor arrears 21 Oct. 1656.
•' Mary, widow of Capt. Edw. Spry, applied for arrears 18 April 1656.
'^ Auue, widow of Thos. Smith, applied for arrears 15 Sept. 1650.
,; !
CAllIT^BEANA.
253
Names.
Quallity.
Company.
"Will. Wosley
Gent, at amies
Kobert AVatts
Soul dyer to
BuUer.
James AVinter
Chirurgeon
BuUer.
Elias Hickman
Sould to
Cap' Cooper,
Kalph Garthi
L'to
CapV Throckmorton
George A'arlev
Gunn Smith
Jolm Watts ' •
.Sould'" to
Buller..
James AVelcli
Sould' to
Capt Minn.
Rich. AVarberton
Sould'
AA^illiam AVebb
Sould' to
Collo Carter.
Buller. . u
1
Andrew Carter-
Collo
Henry Aldretl
Sould'- to
Carter.
AVilliam Blanch
Ensigne to
Halford.
Nathanill Bowers"'
Captaine
r
Eich : Eaker
L' to
Cap' Fil kins.
John Brucke^
Drum' to
Bowers.
Winkfeild Blunt
Cap*
Thomas BushelP
• L' Collo
Lancelott Cole
Sergant
Fergeson. :
Thomas Clayton
L'to
Cap' Bowers.
John Fergeson''
Major
Carter.
John Frith
Corpo" to
Bowers.
Abra: Fincher^
Cap'
John Groome
Souldyer to
Cap' How.8
Jauie Herbert
Ensigne to
Filkins.
ArVill : Hastings
Corpo^' to
Carter.
Nicholas Halford''
Captaine
Tho: Hutchingson
Serg' to
Fergeson.
Gabrill Huntley
Ensigne to
Bowers.
Kobert Hanny^"
Lt
Major Fergeson.
Francis How
Sould'
Cap' Hincker.
A\''illiam Johnson
Gentleman at
armes
Mathew Jones
Serg' to
Collo Carter.
Thomas Knox
Sould' to
Fergeson.
Rich: Lloyd
Sergant
Cap' Blunt, B.S. "
AVilliam Longeskirts
Drumer
Collo Carter.
John Marble
Serg' to
Collo Carter.
George Markes
Sould' to
Fergeson.
AV^illiam Nicholason
Corpo" to
Fergeson.
' Mary, widow of Lieut. Ralph Garth who died in .Tatnaica, applied for arrears 18 April 1636.
- Andrew Carter, Col. of the 5th Reg., had been Lt.-Col. of Lambert's Foot IIclt. when
Cromwell invaded Scothmci, but left the army in disgrace about Jul^' 1051. lie died about the
same time as Fortesoiie (Firth, xxi.). [Editor.]
' Arrears due to Capt. Nath. IJuwers, deceased, applied for 24 Sept. 1657.
■* Anne, widow of John lirooke. drununer, applied for arrear.s 25 Dec. 1656.
' Lieut. -Ci)l. Thomas l$u--hell. In May and June 1655 was '' sick in bed," and died soon after
(Firth). Ou 15 Sept. KISO the widow of Lieut. (Lieut. -Col. ?) Tiios. Bushell appHed for arrears.
* Arrears due to Major Fortruson, deceased, were applied for 24^ July 1G56. He was killed
26 April 1655. Thurloe, iii., 506, 510 (Firth).
^ Capt. Alirahatn Fincher died in Jamaica about August 1656 (Firtii).
* Daniel How (Ed.).
' Capt. Nicholas Halford, one of the few officers who survived. Cal. State Papers, Col.,
1661— S, p. 117 (Firth).
'" Capt. Robert Hannah. See an/e, p. 54, for will ot Cbr. Carter, apothecary to the army,
13 Dee. Ifi56, naming him. [EoiTOn.]
251
1.
CARIBBEANA.
Names.
Quallity.
Company.
Francis Palmer
Serg* to
Halford.
Owiii Powell
L'to
Cap' Halford.
John Perryman^
Sould' to
Cap' Bowers.
WillrKookes
Sould' to
Cap' Fiucher.
George Kiland
Sergant to
Cap' Blunt.
Thomas Salkeild- •
Captaine
Eobert Staunyuot
Sould'to
Cap' How.
Thomas Totty^
L' to
L' Collo Bushell
Rich : Wilbrahara
L' to
■ Collo Carter.
Henry Walker
Sergant
Bushell.
George White
L' under
Collo Carter.
George Watts*
Ensigne
Capt. Blunt.
Walter Barefoote
Chirurgeon
Carter.
William Chidley
Chapling to
Carter.
Lasen Jenkins
Gunsmith to
Carter.
Will : Blewfeild
quarter m'
Thomas Dale
Sould' to
Cap' How
John Palmer'
Gunn Smith mate
Reformad.
Henry Potter
Reformado
Peter Bienen
Ditto
James Baker
Ditto
John Dolaners
Ditto
Thomas Pisher
Ditto
Prancis Parfax .
Ditto
Benja. Franci . . .
Ditto
John Hill
Ditto
George Howard
Ditto
George Herbert
Ditto
Edward Hayd
Ditto
William Kidwell
Ditto
Peter Murford
Ditto
William Owin
Ditto
Edward Powell
Ditto
Henry Eudyard^
Ditto
Stanley Stephenson
Ditto
John Sharpe
Ditto
•
Eoger Sheere
Ditto
Robert Terriil
Ditto
Thomas Walded
Ditto
Samuell Sutton
Ditto
John Wilson^
Ditto
Robert Warde
Ditto
Richard Cutts
Ditto
William Mord . . . nt
Ditto
Rich : Blake
Ditto
' Widow of John Ferryman applied for arrears 15 Sept. 1656.
' Arrears due to Capt. Tlios. Salkeild applied for 25 Dec. 1G56.
* Arrears due to I.ieut. Thos. Tottv applied for 25 Pec. 1056.
* Arrears due to Ensi^'n George Watts, deceased, applied for 25 Dec. 1656.
• Dorothy, widow of John Taliner, ap[died for arrears 15 Sept. 1G5G.
• 1658, June 15. Tay ordered to the wife of Henry Rudyerd, "Capt. Lieut." (AVM. Cal.,
p. 408). [Editok.]
? Sarah, widow of John "WilsoD, applied for arrears 15 Sept. 1656.
CARIBBEANA.
255
Cap* Jones Troope.
Names.
Quallity.
Company.
Henry Joues^
Captaine of Horse
Samuell Bedl . . .
Cornitt to
Cap' Jones.
Thomas Blunter
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Christopher Bra . . g (?)
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Francis Cobb
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Thomas Crop . . . r
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
"William Cor . . . nan
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Thomas Pibes
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
John Josse
L'to
Cap' Jones.
Thomas Lugg
Chirurgeon
Cap' Jones.
•Francis Lou . . .
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
John Moore
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Eobert A'els . . r
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
John Otter
LUo
Cap' Jones.
John Parr
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Thomas Pre . . .
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Thomas Pagd ...
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Holland Sutton
Corpo"
Cap' Jones.
John Shattoe
Trooper to
Cap' Jones.
Andrew Shelfor . . .
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
William Thedford
Trumpet'
Cap' Jones.
Martin Venn^ Olphira
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
Sampson Jenkins
Trooper
Cap' Jones.
William Brigham
Clarke to y'= Comissary.
John Cudworth*
Judge Advocate.
John Danill^
Sect, to y«
Judge Advocate.
John Dean''
Marshall Generall.
Marke Fowler
provost marshall.
Eich. Fletewood
Comissary
Admonioon.
Thomas Goodfellowe
provost marshall.
Eobert AVadeson'^
Treasurer.
Phillip Warded
Adjutant
Grenerall.
John Er.dyard^
' quarter m
' Gene''.
Thomas Hughes
Controler
of Ordinance.
Edward James
Clerke to ;
jr^ Comissary.
Eich : Povey
Comissary
of Stores provicon
* Cupt. Jones and most of his troop were in a ship whicli was driven back by a sloriu. In
Barbados two troops were raised and placed under the command of Capt. Haines (son of the
Major-Gencral) and Capt. Philip Carpenter. The horses were eaten at Hispauiola before
embarking for Jamaica. [Editor.]
' Wm., father of Robert Nelson, applied for arrears 10 June 1658.
* Probably " Van."
* Arrears due to Thos. (John ?) Cudworth, deceased, Judge Advocate, applied for 21 Oct.
1656.
' He became Auditor General. A letter of his to his brother Col. Wm. Daniel, Governor of
St. Johnston's, N.B., is in Thurloe, iii., 504 (Firth, 46)."
* Jane, "wife or widow" of John Dtan, provost marshall, applied for arrears 12 Feb,
1657.
^ 1655, June 1. "Mr. Wadeson, our chcife tresurer, goes with the hides to New England"
(Firth, 139).
* "Ward was commis^ioned in the W.I. as Lieut.-C'ol. to the Genenil's Regiment oa
5 May 1G55. [Editor.]
' lie was present at a Council of War IG June 1G55. Co]. Robert Yenables had married
Eliz., dau. of Tlio. Rudynrd of Rudyard, and in the podi^Moe of the latter, entered in the visitation
of Stafford in 16(>4, is given her nei'iiow James, "now in Jamaica." Mrs. Veuubles had a half-
brother John, perhaps identical with the above. [Editob.]
1
i
256 CARIBBEAN A.
Names. Quallity. Company.
William Dcau ^
, -i ' r Deputies beloiiKiug to ye provost marshall.
Tho : Bossev \ oo^x 5
Edward Eich J ]
Eich. Scott Deputy muster master. •
Peter Ludby . marshal]. ]
George Varlee m''. Gunn Smith. • ■ i
John Barnam y® AVlieele Eighte. '
Jo : Laughton Deputy to y^ provost marshall.
[End of Second Sheet.] • ■• 1
To the ahove interesting article by Miss Nembhard the Editor adds the ^ j
following supplementary notes :— ",*
The said five English Eegiments were subsequently raised in the W.I. to
about 1000 men each. A sixth regiment of Barbadians was commanded by Col.
Edward Doyley, a seventh of Leeward Islands men by Col. Eiciiard Iloldip, and
an eighth under Col. John Huinfrey arrived from England the end of 1G55 as a »
reinforcement. The seventh regiment was soon after disbanded.
In a petition of 1(500 Capt. Gregory Butler, one of the Commissioners under
Venables, stated that he lost his brother the Adjutant- General and six servants,
and disbursed £1200 (Thurloe, vii., 912).
Col. John Humfrey's Eegiment.
1655, Sept. C. Major-General Eobert Sedgwick writes from Barbados that he i
sailed from Plymouth on 11 July with a regiment of SOO men drawn out of the .
old regiments in England, with eight ships of war, and arrived at Barbados on •
27 Aug. Capt. H. Maddison on board the Gift was sent on 7 Sept. to S' Chris- |
topher to get recruits with Joshua Wilson on board the Mar ma duke (W.I. |
Cal., 96, 97). I
Ou 14 Nov. he wrote that he arrived on 1 Oct. at Jamaica. Thirty men died '^
of the flux, including Capt. Eenn of the Wildeman and Capt. ^Maddison of the I
Oift, who died at Barbados. Major-General Portescue died about 20 Oct. and 1
many ofhcers are dead. There had been 700 deaths, also 50 of the new soldiers. \
Encloses list of men, women, and children in the Generals, Major-GeneraJs, Col. \
Carters, Col. Bullers, Col. Doyles, Col. Holdippes, and Col. Humpheres regiments, \
219-1 well, 2316 sick, 172 women and children {lb., p. 105). Col. Portescue's 1
regiment is not referred to. Doyley had reduced each regiment bv two com- J
panics and disbanded the Leeward Islands one (Bridge, i., 217). " "W'ith Sedge- |
wick went Col. Humfrevs, the Son of him who carry'd the Sword before I
President Bradshaw at the King's Trial." He returned to England (Oldmixon's |
"British Empire in America," ii., 271, 273). Col. H. was named 11 Mav 1658 '
(W.I. Cat, p. 472). He returned to England and fought in Flanders (Thurloe).
See ante, p. 54, for the will of Gilbert Bury, soldier in Capt. Sedgwick's company
in the above regiment.
":
" \'3^" ! ■^'•3Tcvi-"7'C>^'7
CARIBCEANA. 257
atimiral ^ir ?3rtcr 4^arlur, 33art
The Parlcer family in four freiierations supplied no less than fire admirals, all
noted men. Christopher died a P.car-Admiral in 17G5, very aged. His sou Peter,
an "Irishman," was a Captain in 1747, aiid in 17-37, in command of the
""Woolwich," went out lo the ^V.I. with Commodore John Moore,* Commander-
in-Chief at the Leeward islands.
In 1759 he took part in the abortive attack on Martinique and reduction of
Guadaloupc,t returning in 17G0 to England.
He married about 1759 ^Margaret, daughter of AValter Xugent, Esq., of
"Nugents" in xVntigua, who had died the previous year, leaving her a portion of
£2000. Parker was knighted in 1772, and served as Commander-in-Chief at
Jamaica 1777 — S2, receiving on his return a baronetcy. He eventually became
Admiral of the Fleet in 1799, and died in Weymouth Street 21 Decem.ber 1811
at the advanced age of 90. His portrait by Abbot is at Greenwich.
His two daughters both married AVest India]\s (only one is mentioned in the
"D.N.E."). Anne, born 3 May 1773, married, 10 September l&OO, George
Ellis of Jamaica, M.P., and died in 1S62 in her 90th year. Antoinette married
1795 John Ellis, cousin of George, and died in 1S29.
Sir Peter Parker, 2nd Bart, (grandson of tiie 1st Bart), in 1814 sold Nugents
plantation to Chr. Codrington, after repayment of £SU00 his grandfather had
lent on mortgage. ;|: He was killed in action at Baltimore the same year, aged 28,
being then a Post Captain.
He was evidently first buried at Bermuda, as appears by the following entry
from the parish register of St. George :§ " 1815, April 2. Memorandum. This
day the body of Sir Peter Parker was taken ui^ at the request of Captain Edmund
Palmer, E.N., one of his Executors, to be conveyed to England in the Hebrus
frigate." The reinterment took place in St. Margaret's, Westminster. The
baronetcy became extinct in 18G9.
^ffounti) iTlnting to ^lini^)* ^Jropntj) m tfjc ?lfflt)arti
Irslantis,
CONPi.SCATED IN 1G51— 1G54.||
[Egerton MS. 2395, Fo. 54.]
Credif Coone in Ano 1G52. lbs. tob.
Paul Charles de Voe 2G1, pd James Eoberts 713, pd John Maen 2G0, pd
Edward Danicll 805, pd John Prestey 533, pd John Beere 53, pd
Samuell Underwood 120, pd Peeter Siarkie 285. pd Scacy Jordan
802, pd Walter Williams 24S, pd Scacy Jordan 22, pd Ens. Edmund
Lee 93, in the whole is 4195
Rest due in sev'all of the inhabitants hands 8515
* He had married in 1756 Peuelope, daughter of General "William Matliew, Governor of
the Leeward blaiids.
t ^Moore's squadron, which captured Guadeloupe on 23 Jaimary J759, did uot include Purktr
or his ship the " Bristol," to whii-h he had moved tiiat month.
X The deed is in the Editor's possession.
§ Howard's " Misc. Gen. et Her.," 1st series, vol. iv., p. 208. See also the " D.N.B." and
article in the " Globe" for 2 May 1892.
y Continued from p. 227.
\0L. n. 8
258 CARIBBEANA.
Credif Van Slota in Ano 1G52.
Paid M' Anthony Eoberts 242
Best due in sev'all of the inhabitants hands 2419
Debts in Ano 1G52.
Debts sequestred in Ano 1G52 fonn'Iy belonginge to Abraham Van De
Mart to the value of 7303
Whereof paid in part 900
Eest Due 6403
Debts made bv the Com" att Cappisterra for the sequestration in Ano
1652 to the value of 2161
Whereof paid 13
Eest due 2148
Debts sequestred in Ano 1652 form'ly belonginge to Cornelius Senson
to the value of 568
Debts sequestred in Ano 1652 form'ly belonging to Peeter Garsoii to
the value of 1398
Whereof Paid in part 347
Eest due 1051
Credif Van de Mart 1652.
Paid Walter Williams 418, pd Scacy Jordan 482, in the whole is 900
Eest in sev'all of the inhabitants hands 6403
Credif the Com".
Paid William Clements 13
Credif Peeter Garson.
Paid John Webber 70"'^ pd S^jeant Eichard Willson 278, in the whole is 347
Eest due in sev'all of the inhabitants hands 1051
Debts in Ano 1652. lbs. tob.
Debts sequestred in Ailo 1652 form'ly belonginge to John Guy to the
value of ' 1187
William Walton beinge a felon his estate sequestred and sold by the
Com", accordinge to appizement for 16833"'^ of Sugar in tot att 3'|'^
p'' lb. is ' 5051
John Espin a felon his estate sequestred and apprized to the value of 1000
More in Indiccoe 41
Credif Waltons Estate.
Eeced the said sume of 1683 §"'' sugar and dS into the hands of Cap'"
Nicholas Taylor one of the Com"'^ in tob. att S""^ p"" lb. is 5051
Credif Espius Estate.
Paid to Joseph Madlyn IGO"", pd John Boulton 287"^=, in the whole is 447
Eest due in tob. 553
The whole sequestred estate in the wiuw ard Side doth by goods & debts
amountinge to 98,119
Alsoe in dry Ginger due 1286
Likewise in Sugar 2444
Whereof rec'' for goodes and by debts rec'' and paid awaj' to sev'all of
the inhabitants as p"" Aec° from the receiver to the Com" is apparrantt
to the value of 43715
CARIBBEANA.
269
Paid for Sallarie in receivinge payinge & dcliYeriiige upp the s*^ goodes
rec'' with losse of w" att 12"'" p cent, for the s'' sume of 4371-5"'^ tob.
amounts to 52-lG
It. for Comission expeiices chardgcs and nftou travell of the Comission's
from AVinward to Leward with div's niectingcs aboutc the s*^
scqiiestred goodes in p'vcinge and findinge out tlie s*^ goodes att 6000
Soe rests in the Coni''^ liands to inal^e gdod to liis Highncsse the sum of 8421
And still remayuiuge due to his Highnesse besides the above sjiecilied
giug"" and sngar in the hands of sev'all of the inhabitants as by the
afore Rnninge Acc° is ajjparrantt the sufne of o3G83
The whole remayuiuge due to his ilighuesse on the "Winward side is 62054
15"' October 165G.
Haveiug p'used the abovesaid acco' doe fllnd the Comiss'^ on the wind-
ward side of St. Christoph'' Deb" to his Highnes the Lord Protecto'"
as ffolloweth
Impis in Tobacco 58578
In suger 2444
In Endegoe 550
In Drv Ginger ' 12SG
S''jant IMajo'' W'" Tresilian and Capt. Eowland Davis Com" for y^ prize office
one the Leeward side this Island S' Christoph'* are Debto'^.
lbs. tobaco.
Imp' to an Acco'" Deliv'ed into the Com" Gregory Butler Esq. & others 116587
more from Joseph Wallingon
more from Ensigne Ivobcrt Clearkc
more from ffrancis Hull*
„ „ Thomas Aldworth jun''
,, „ ffrancis Jackson
„ „ S-'jant Majo'" Jn" Watknis
„ ,, Capt. Sam. Payne for 10 Xegroes bouglit of Cha. Reymes at
1100^'" of sugar p head
more from M'' Phillip Jeft'oris for 3 Xegroes bought at y^ Bate abovesd
from Charles Peynies
more from Capt. iSathaniell Starkey for 3 Xegroes bought at y* Eates
abovesd fro Ch: Kevmes
more fro George ]Mayne for two Negroes bought of Charles Eeymes for
more from M'' John Archer for one Negroe bought of y"^ said Eeymes
at y^ Eate of sugar ut supra
Erro" Excepted.
to Ballance
fi (Original signatures of)
P Contra Credito".
418
37501
80
130
150
2421
33000
9900
9900
4400
3300
1840361
1531461
30890
Impr^.
paid John Puncheard by noate fro y* Com"
paid Harmon Drough by noate fro y'= Com'^
pd jSP Kenipthorne iOO^'" Ind. by noate fro y«
deliv'ed Capt. Clearke Cask prized at
* Or " Hull.
Com'
W"
Tresilian.
Eow
. Davis
lbs.
tubaco
700
21195
6400
24S
s 2
260
CA.11IBBEA.NA.
deliv'cd Capt. Blagp; Caske prized at
pd y^ master of y^ Golden Lyou by uotc fro }« Com'*
pd y"^ Coop' of llariaon Drogh by Doate fro y' Com"
pd Antho. Jiicliardsoii by y^ Coin'^ noate
pd Capt. John Lockyr by the Com" noate
pd Capt. "Wiseman by the Com" noate
pd AV'" Thornton by the Com" noate
pd Gilbert Lo.\lcy by the Com" noate
pd Stephen Carkeet by y^ Com''^ noate
pd Kicliard IMathcwes by y' Com" noate
pd Capt. Lockycr for s'jant Pond by y^ Com" noate
pd Jolin ffenn by the Com" noate lOOO"'^ sugar
pd Eobert Avery by the Com" noate
pd Kobert Eawlings by the Com" noate
pd Ensigne Eob: Cutts by the Com^^ noate
by losse of tobaco los-t at Palmeto p' proved rotten & nothing. made of it
pd Capt. Browne by noate fro maj'' Geji'all JSedgwick
pd Majo'' Tresilian for a debt due to him fro Capt. George Johnson
pd to Leedy Blackbowen a debt due to her fro Daniell de Cock
pd Capt. Sam. Winthrop by the Com" order
pd Michaell Marriotts attorney p'' Com" noate
pd Eoger Hanly remaining for storehouse rent
pd Charles Hoblin for Casque to put sugar iu
pd Tytus Baker for Casque to put sugar in
, pd James Everden for Casque to put sugar in
pd W"' Stephens a debt proved due fro Alex. Jacobson
pd M'' Puncheard for y^ Diett & attendance of a sicke soldier lef c heere
by maj'' gen'all Sedgwick
pd M' Puncheard a debt prov'd duo to him fro Alex. Jacobson a dutchman
pd to Edward Battery for storehouse rent
pd John Dillon a debt prov'd due to him fro Garratt Enes a Dutchman
pd Ralph AVhitehead a debt prov"d due to him fro Antho: Lauranco for
Storehouse Eent
Lost by 3 barr"^ of beefe proving rotten in Palmeto point praysed at 250^''^
p' Barr"
pd Morris Gerrald a Debt due to him fro Antho: Cornelius a dutchman
payd to Capt. Samuell Payne a debt proved due to him fro Jacob Segars
Dutchman
paid to M'' Phillip Jeaft'oris for storehouse Eent
lost 2 Barr"* of beefe at stones gutt storehouse proving Eotten nothing
made of them prized at 2SS p'' B.
paid John Pugsly a debt proved due to him fro Alexander Jacobson
a dutchman 100"'^ Indico
pd John Onell a debt prov'd due fro the sd Jacobson for Storehouse Eent
Lost upon weight of sugar untill y*^ 4''' of Aprill 1G5G — 1075"'^ of sugar
given to Abram Lamatra out of his owne goods in shooes and Brandy to
y'^ value of
paid Tho: Aldworth jun'^ who was imployd for demanding & receiving of
Debts it disposing of y'^ same
paid to John Lewis whom wee imployed upon the same occasion at
Palmeto pointe
It. by o^ Comission for receiving and di^posinge of about 11-1000"'^ &
for writinge and keepinge bookes of accounts cr at 12"'^ p cent, is
It. by debts remaininge yet unpaide uppon the Leiward side the Island
692
316
960
264
2644
840
720
672
120
1043
700
3000
1764
200
1440
1011
1200
800.^
689
200
1400
24
160
350
150
190
384
248
GOO
77
324
750
155
1552
1521
576
1600
1050
5025
300
5000
2090
124S0
70457
'S
^/
CARIBBEANA.
261
Fo. 78. (Endorsed.) An Accounipt of the Strangers Goods senst uppon for
the use of His Highness In the Islande of JVeavis Griven the 21'^ October Anno
1656.
His Highnes Ollcver Lorde Protecktor of Einglande and the Domminions
thereof.
165^ ■ Dettor
March 20 As appears by A list of goods sent downe by the
fleate
One Drome ande heads sent in the forst fleate'
Provishons sent by the gentlemen to Jemeeoe As p' Account
Hire of the Shipe to Transport the gentlemen : payc M"^ Stowe
Payt Cap' Mennen frinch marchant for provishonns for the
present fleat: ouder Conimande of Gennerall Goodsouue
Payt M'' John Hunte Seccutare as p' Squire Butlers order
That is to be payt for M'^ Mulleuaxe As p' order of Corronell
Luke Stookes : And ordart Sarg' Bondou to paye at
Jamecoe
4 hogsheads Sugers of Xtopher Johnsonns burnt in the
Storehouse at Mortons Baye : Coutaninge by Astemalio
600"^' p' peace
Burnt in the same Stoorehouse Sugers that Cap' Morton had
payt in, to his highnesses use as Appeers by his accoumpt
Barnet Baker Eon-awaye
John Barrell Can not be foiinde
John Bray goiie in the forst lleat
As p"' "William Becks accounii^t for 4 muskets for the forst
fleat
Jonathan Bardell Cooper : for trimiuge of Caske Att severall
tymes as Appeers by his account
Payt to M'' William Bufley for 6 moniths Stoorehouse Rent
Payt Clement Baker for boothire to Endeu Cased and other
fraught as p' his acco
Seast uppon goods of Xtopher Johnsonns put to Witt Chajjell
to sell was burnt in the Stoore house
Goods of Petter Johnsonn put to Wilt Chappell to sell was
alsoe burnt in the Stoorehouse
John Batts gone in the forst tieat
Jams Bennet in the forst fleat
lbs.
Tobaccoes
5387
19
lbs.
Sugers
4135
150
1600
13500
14576 -
1000
2400
520
1380
22
422
140
154
600
300
143
4044
186
45
5637 450S0
His Highnes Ollever Lord Protecktor of Einglande And the Domminions
there of : Credditor To Straugors goods seast uppon in the Islande of Neves.
As Appeers by Petter Johnsonns gennarall Accoumpt
As Appeers by Xtopher Johnsonns gennarall accoumpt
As Appeers By Jacob Van De Velds gennarall accoumpt
As Appeers by Hance Van De Kinders Accoumpt
As Appeers by Petter Endegees Accoumpt
As Appeers by AUart ft'redricks accoumpt
As Appeers by ft'redricke Lekers Accoumpt
As Appeers By Kester Kcstersonns accoumpt
As Appeers by Allort Cornclcs accoumpt
As Appeers by lliclianl ft'oggs accoumpt
As Appeers by Petter Cozens Accoumpt
9285
7980
9524
520
3619
5408
12453
17263
292
8746
24506
5063
15652
3960
262 CAHIBBEANA.
As Appeers by Yldricke Olsons Accourapt 4378 133
As Appeers by Buroe Swansoniis accoumpt 16143
As Appeers by a bill of Jouathau Jacksoims given in by
Xtopher Johnsonn 500
As Appeers by a Bill of Cap' Anthony Pettersonns which
was uppon the accoumpt of the seasure of A boot, as p'
Cap' Pettcrsionns account
To Goods of Leawes Sells seast uppon as Appeers by his
Accoump'
1666§
333i
8G985
110440
175
122
15
70
His Highnes Dettor
Eobart Michell in the forst float
John Wells in the forst Heat
To Laberor to helpe with sugers as p' Will Marshes Accourapt
Pay' Thomas Dape for Labor done In the Stoorehouse
To John Grassome to warne the pepole to bringe Downe
there goods 140
Payt by AVitt Chapell weyer for Caringe downe the Soulders
for St Xtophers 300
To Mathewe ftasset payt by M'' Leawes for Boot Hire 316
To ffatlier Kinge for worke by him done 10
ffor weyagc and Leeagc of Sugers as p' Will Marshes accoump'
beinge weyer 711
As p' M' Wiseharts Accoumpt for Weyagc and Leckage of
sugers 582
Payt to weyage as p' "Will Chapells Accoumpt 52
Payt to weyage as p' M'' Leawes Accoumpt 89
Payt to weyage As p' M'' Richard ffoggs Accoumpt 79
for weyage And waste of Sngers brought from the Enden
Cassele storehouse 461
the ould duch Cooper : made it Appere befoore he died that
he did owe notbiuge to Hance Van De Kinder 600
Conrade the smith deade and lefte noe Astate 205
Sarg' Grinfealde kilt by the Endins 27^
John Hilton hath Eecavet towards his sallere 3292
That is yet Due to Jobn Hilton for sallere not as yet recavet 1522
Clem Hackius gone in the forst tleat 490
As p' Phillip Mays Accoumpt for A shoot the Deputed
Comisboners had for there refreshinge 101
M' Mureton weyer deade and lefte noe Asstate 181
Petter Neglc gone in the forstc fleate 250
Elesebeth Bell gone in the forst lleate 20
As p' M"' Ostermans Account made it Appeere that Hance
Van de Kinder Did owe him 667
His Highnes Dettor
815 9663
Eottcrdam Keete gone in the forst fleate 9f
Payt to iSI'' John Kobins as Cap' ]Mortons neot for provishons
sent Downe 2736
As p' Cap' Petter Seaiuors account payt him for Boot hire to
St Xtophers By order from the Coiumisbouers 280
Payt to Cap^ Sebude As p' the Commishouers : for goods
sent downe to Jammccoe 2800
il" Thommas Gone of the Lande 31
CARIBBEANA. 263
To severall people Goinge of the Lando for Jeammeeoe As
Appeers by a Leste
Will Perse in the forst fleate
Brought from the other side
Will Mower dettor for Irou gone in fleat
William Danesouu for A pare Bellus Ahvell and visse goinge
in this present fleat
Debts owinge by sevrall parsons for Ballance
This is A true and just accoumpt Arrors Exsepted 36985 110440
By me John Hilton.
We under writtne Commishoners of the prise ofEs In Neavis Doe present
this to be A true And Just Accoumpt As Eeceaved ffrom o'' Eeseaver This 21"'
October Anno 1656
(Original signatures of) Jas : Eussell.
Ban: Eussell.
Eoger Morton.
Nevis Islande October 21"^ 1656. A Liste of thoses people that are goinge
for Jaraecoe : Beinge Indebted to his Highnes uppou the Accoumpt of the
Strangers goods seast uppon for his llighnesses use : there names And what they
owe hear set Downe.
2461
10126
176
2482
5637
815
161271
45086
9663
8944
525
70876
9469
70876
500
9469
27516
71376
39064
Eobart Bonnor
145
Alixsander Woode
119
Thomas Jacksonn of Gengerland
9
Myls Johns
159
Mathewe lioose
80
Will Barnes
127
Walter Sturgus
67
Thomas Grurley
134
Nicholles ^Marvelley
14
Markus Hill
310
Thomas Jeffersonn
192
John Pantou
125
Sarg' Boudou uppon the Accoum
pt
of M^^
MuUenaxe
1000
NichoUas Crocker
255
Thomas Maninge securitic fur
W
ill Mantle
247
Will Graskin surgon
93
Sarg' Mat hew Davis
66
Charles Taylor
296
Eodger Towersonu
6
George Grcne
46
Thomas Willshirc
195
Arnold Van Winsborroe
1194
Lt Williams Carrorgou •
1128
349
264
CARIBBEAN A.
73
Thomas Workeman
Lt Thomas Orchord
John 0']}orne
Robarfc Kinge
Eichard Strachley
Andrue Shelle
Thomas Dobs
George Thomas Junnor
Thomas Colliugs
John Griffin
William Perrey for bread
M" Goodderrom
Will Hoskius
Thomas Calfe
Sarg' John Guy
Sarg' James Browne
Abram Tuter
Nathanyell Shearewoodc
Thomas Hughes
Nicholas Druge
M^ Will Try
Christopher Lyne
Robart Chesson o'' Kobart the fowler
Hendry Yettman
Edward Eavins
John Stevens
AYill Pane
John Prewer
Will. Grene
John Stodder
Eobart Plowman Marshall
Cap' Petter Seamor
Bichard Allin . . . .* Keper
M' Harue to paye
Will Davenson for A pai"e of Bellus x^nvelle and
Vise Cared with him at present for Jam-
mecoe
2461^ 10G26
By me John Hilton.
Arrears of the Charibee Islands to Jamaica, for the estates confiscated &
aplicable to the benefitt of y' Island (fo. 46S).
In the tyme of y'' late Warr w"' Holland, such Dutch-men as resided or
traded in y"^ English Plantations in y"^ West India had their Estates confiscated
to y'^ use of y^ usurped Power then in England.
These Estates were since ordered by y' power to bee applyed to y« use &
releefe of Jamaica. In pursuance whereof, the Prize-Coinmissiouers for y'=
respective Islands remitted y'^ Accompts (y' are herewith tendred) unto L' Gen"
Brayne then comanding in chiefEe in Jamaica.
The s'' Accompts coutaine y*^ particulcrs & totalis of y<= seized Goods, what
disburat upon severall occassions, & what remaining in y'^ handes of y*^ Cora-
81
75
75
42
1541
10
1541
40
62
180
62
44
679
3771
123
432
391
80
62
80
52
242
684
9
120
106
374
251
37
IS
346
234
200
9701
1769
[blank]
26U
24611
10126
500
^
• Illegible word here.
CARIBBEANA.
265
issioners & otKer p'sons in those Islands, \v'='' though often demanded by y'
Brayne & his Successor yet had noe other complyance but excuses & delayes.
The Sufnes remaiueing due from y*^ severall Islands are these viz' —
lbs. Suger lbs. tobacco lbs. Indico lbs. Ginger.
S* Christopher's
2444 8936S 550 1286
Nevis
390&4 27516
Mountserrat
00000 38362
Antigua
00000 119240
Totall
41408
274486
550
1286
■\^cii |)y estimation is sterl' money —
■ 41408"'= Suger rated at 2'^ p' lb. is
274486"'= tobacco at 2'' p' lb. is
550"'= Indico at IS'' p' lb. is
1286"" Ginger at 1'' p' lb. is
Besides £82 : 2' : 6'^ due in Antigua in mony
Lieut.- General AV. Brayne, Governor of Jamaica, wrote, 18 April 1657, to
the Protector : —
"The dets oweing to your highues in the Caribe Islands wold have bin a very
gi-eat assistance to us ; but I had noe order to demand them ; and I feare a great
parte of them will be loste, the debtors dyeing, and theire estates imbezled."
("Thurloe's State Papers," vi., 212.)
0345
01
04
2287
: 07
: 08
0041
05
00
0005
07
00
82
02
06
2761
: 03
: 06
THE EARLIEST WILL OF ST. KITTS.
Robert Barwicke of the Town and County of Southampton, yeoman, but at
present resident in the ship The Plough of London, bound for England, 23 Sept.
4 Charles, 162S. To my wife Margaret, living in Southampton, the 30' I left
with her, the 30' due as her fortune from her mother .... Cheason, a widow,
living in the said town, and 30' when my goods are sold. If she have a son 200',
if a dau. 100'. If either die then the legacy to be divided, and 1 give f to my
brother William B. and my sister Jane B., and \ to my brother Daniell 15. 40'
out of the 200' " to be laid out in provisions to be sent to my brother Daniell B.
and my manservant at Saint Christophers." To the poor of Newport, I. of W.,
5' and of All Hallows, Southampton, 40s. My father Emanuell B. 10'. My
mother Joyce B. 10'. To the three children of my sister Barnell Puckford 15'.
" Item forasmuch as the worshippfuU my verie loving blaster Captaine Thomas
AVarner hath been verie kind and loving unto me and hath benne the cause b\'
whom I have gotten my estate in testimonie therefore of my thankfullness
although I am not able to requite him, 1 do give and bequeath unto him one
Beaver hatt of the best kind which I humbiie intrcat hiin to weare for my sake to
be given unto him within one moneth next after iiis arrival in England."
To my kind mistress M''^ Pcbccca Warner, wief to the said Capt. Tho. W., one
beaver hat of 5' after her arrival in England. To my well beloved friend iNP John
ffeatle}'. Minister and Preacher, now aboard the good shipp Plough, 5' after his
arrival. My friend Chr. Havers 50s. John Underwood oUs. \Vm. Snellgrove,
chirurgcon, of tiie Plough, 40 lbs. of tobacco. To my Ex'or 50' to be deducted
from the profit of t)ie labour of my servant liaph lieade, living upon the Isle of
St. Christopher in the W. I. with my brother Daniell B., and the rest to b^
J
26B CARIBBEAN A.
divided into equal parts, i to any child and ^ to my Ex'or and sister Jane B.
My brother A\''m. B., living in the Burrough of Southworke by Loudon, shoo-
maker, sole Ex'or. "Witnessed by John ifeatley, ffrancis Jeffrey, Kich. Burghes.
Proved 26 Nov. 1G2S by W. B. (102, Barrington).
In Egerton MS. 2395 is a copy of the Articles of Peace, dated 5 Sept.
and 8 Nov. 1G28, which were signed on 8 Nov. by Capt. Edward "Warner,
Governor of St. Christopher, and by George Molle and Godfrey Havercharepe,
Esquires (the Commissioners appointed by the Earl of Carlile), and by Capt.
Anthony Hylton, President of Mevis. Capt. Thos. "Warner apparently had \
deputed his son Edward to act as Governor in his place during his absence. |
From Robert Barwicke's will it seems that Capt. Thos. Warner was still out in |
the "W. I., possibly at some other island than St. Christopher. The " Plough " I
of London was evidently returning to that port with several planters and a cargo -^
of tobacco. On p. 8 under the Featley Memoir nothing is said about the llev. j
John Eeatley's return from St. Christopher in the " Plough," but there is a gap
between 1625 and 1630.
Communicated by Lieut.-Colouel H. "\V. Pook.
I«
Some ten years ago the Editor found among the ecclesiastical correspondence
preserved in the muniment-room in Eulhaui Palace a transcript of a few years of
the parish register of St. George's, Nevis. He made at the time a few extracts, I
■which were printed in the " Histoi-y of Antigua," vol. iii. As the records for the
North American and West Indian Colonies were unsorted and in great confusion
no further search was then made by him. Major-General E. Pemberton, liowever,
examined these same papers about 1903, and then found them all })roj)erly
arranged, and fortunately made a copy of the transcript. The Editor last Octobei*
went carefully twice through the box of papers relating to the Leeward Islands,
but could discover no trace of any parish registers. How or why the paper has
been removed it is impossible to say, and the Bishop of London's Secretary could
throw no light on the loss.
The Editor at once wrote to General Pemberton, with the gratifying result
that the following copy of the transcript is now printed. The original parish
register for the first quarter of the eighteenth century is no longer in existence,
80 that the transcript is unique.
All the entries were copied, but those relating to Pemberton were abstracted
and placed separately. As these have been already printed in this Magazine,
they have not been reinstated.
WEST INDIAN EEGISTERS.*
In reply to your inquiry I do not find that we have any Transcripts from the
Islands of St. Christopher and Nevis. The Registrar General has some Registers
from St. Lucia 1S9S to 1905, Barbados and the "Windward and Leeward Islands
ISOi to 1906.
Haest "W. Lee.
Bishop of London's Registry,
1 Deau'a Court, Doctors' Commons, E.G.
12 Jan. 1912.
1
May
May
3
2]
May
May
June
21
2G
24:
June 26
July
Sep.
Oct.
2
9
13
Nov.
25
Dec.
16
CAribbeana. 267
Baptisms.
1716 May 3 Frances dau. of M'' Greorge Webbe, sen"", by Elizabeth his Wife.
Mary, Robert, William and Aune, Sons and daus. of Eobert
Vaughan by Mary his wife.
William the son of Henry L>oe by Rebecca his Wife.
Thomas the son of Thomas Neal, Cordiner, by Anne his Wife.
Richard the sou of William Burk, Mason, by Sarah his Wife.
Bonjainin the sou of Jonas Webber, Carpenter, by Elizabeth
his Wife.
John Snelliug.
William Litton son of Thomas Herbert b}^ Dorothy his Wife.
Anne the dau. of Thomas Measures, Parish Clerk, by Susanna
his Wife.
Elizabeth dau. of Richar J Davis, Carpenter, by Sarah his Wife.
Mary dau. of ^V' William Smith of the Island of S' Xophers by
Sarah his Wife.
Dec. 16 John Adolphus son of M"^ Jacob xlndrew Bernhose, Chirurgion,
by Margaret his wife.
1716 [-7] Jan. 20 Katheriue dau. of Andrew Mildrem by Mary his Wife.
Feb. 3 John Mendon son of Richard Waters, Taylor, by Wilmot his
Wife.
AVilliam son of John Hooker, Carpenter, by Mary his AVife.
Frances, Thomas and James, the dau. and sons of John Oester-
inan, Taylor, by Mehetabel his wife.
George sou of M'' George Webbe, Sen"", by Elizabeth his Wife.
Elizabeth dau. of John Wattley, ]\[ason, by Elizabeth bis
Wife.
Mary dau. of Thomas Morris, Carpenter, by Penelope his
AV^ife.
Frances dau. of .John Combes, Taylor, of S* Thomas's Parish,
by Mary his wife.
Bridget dau. of M'' Jenkiu Rice by Bridget his AVife.
Henry sou of Henry Doe by Rebecca his Wife.
John son of M'' Edward lies by Sarah his Wife.
Elizabeth dau. of Elizabeth Kelley.
Jane dau. of Jonas AVebber, Carpenter, by Elizabeth his Wife.
Thomas sou of Thomas Xeal, Cordwainer, by Anne his Wife.
Elizabeth and Joshua, dau. and son of John Hobson, Taylor,
of S' James's Parish by ^lary his late Wife.
Joseph sou of John Daseut, Esq'', by Anne his Wife.
James son of M'' George Webbe, Sen'', by Elizabeth his AV'ife.
AVilliam son of Bartholomew Stone, J'aylor, by Marj' his Wife.
John son of Al'' John ifaussctt by Mary his AVife.
Paruel dau. of Francis Stoddard by Paruel his AVife.
M^ George AVebbe, Seu^
Thomas son of Darby Alorris, fisherman, by Mary his AVife.
John son of Richard Davis, Carpenter, by Sarah his Wife.
John son of M'' John Springett of S' John's Parish b}"- Anne
his AVife.
Anne dau. of AI' George Littmau of S' John's Parish by Sarah
his AV'ife.
Thomas son of M'' AVilliam lies by Anne his Wife.
Charles son of M'' Thomas Herbert, Sen'', by Dorothy his Wife.
Michal dau. of AP John Hooker, Carpeuter, by Alary his Wife.
Johu son of AI'' Joseph Symouds by S.irali his Wife.
Anue dau. of M'' Jacob Aadrew Beruhose, Chirurgion, by
Margaret his Wife.
Feb.
10
Feb.
24
1717
April
11
April
22
April
28
July
29
Aug.
18
Dec.
1
1717 [-8] Jan. 1
Feb.
7
1718
April
13
April
13
April
13
May
29
June
2
June
S
June
26
June
28
July
5
Sep.
6
Sep.
7
Sep.
IS
Sep.
18
Sep.
23
Nov.
30
Dec.
28
1718[-9] Jat
1.11
1719
May
10
■
268
fcARIBBEANA.
1719
1719[-
1720
1720 [-
1721
172 1[
172-2
June 15
July 20
July 28
Aug. 2
Aug. 20
Aug. 28
Oct. 1
Oct. 28
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Dec. 8
Dec. 26
Dec. 31
20] Jan. 2
Jan. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. 8
Mar. 31
June 6
July 4
July 10
July 21
Aug. 9
Sep. 16
Oct. 2
Dec. 2i
1] Jan. 19
Feb. 14
Mar. 14
April 9 .
AprU 20
June 1
June 20
July 1
July 2
July 9
Aug. 20
Nov. 9
Nov. 12
Dec. 1
Dec. 25
•2] Jan. 2
Jan. 8
Jan. 19
Jan. 3L
Feb. IS
June 2
June 10
June 12
July 19
July 22
July 30
Jacob son of John Oesterman, Taylor, by Mehetabel his Wife.
James son of M'' William lies by Anne his Wife.
Hill son of John Dascnt, Esq.,* by Anne his Wife.
Joseph son of William Burk, Mason, by Sarah his AVife.
John son of M'' Thomas Herbert, Sen'', by Dorothy his Wife.
Nathanael sou of Nathanael Clifton by Katherine his Wife.
Isaac son of Anne Nelme.
George sou of Robert Stoddard, Carpenter, by Mary his Wife.
Abraham sou of John Brooks by Margaret his AVife.
Edward son of Eichard Waters, Taylor, by Wilmott his Wife.
Peter son of Peter Kent, Carpenter, by Frances his AVife.
William son of M'' Edward lies by Sarah his Wife.
Elizabeth dau. of M' AVlUiam Hull by Elizabeth his Wife.
Mary dau. of Mary lies.
Thomas son of Thomas Measures by Susanna his Wife.
Francis son of Francis Stoddard by Parnel his AVife.
Walter AVilliam son of AI"^ James Symonds by Mary his AVife.
Peter son of M'' John ffaussett by Mary his Wife.
Bartholomew son of Bartholomew Stone, Taylor, by Mary
his A7ife.
Mary dau. of Jonas AVebber, Carpenter, by Elizabeth bis AVife.
Anne dau. of John Lyburd, Carpenter, by Mary his AVife.
Richard sou of Richard Davis, Carpenter, by Sarah his AVife.
AVilliam Cressey son of ^I^' John Lane by Anne his AVife.
Josiah son of M'' George Webbe, Sen'', by Elizabeth his AVife.
Mary dau. of Francis Roper by Mary his AVife.
Samuel son of Samuel Lawrence, Carpenter, by Sarah his AVife.
Henrietta dau. ot^ M'' Thomas Herbert, Sen'', by Dorothy
his AVife.
Carolina dau. of Robert Stoddard, Carpenter, by Mary his Wife.
Charles AA'^illiam son of AVilliam Taylor, Blacksmith, by Sarah
his Relict.
George son of Johu Hooker, Carpenter, by Mary his AVife.
Joseph son of William Burk, Mason, by Sarah his AVife.
Darby son of Darby Morris, Fisherman, by Mary iiis AA^ife.
Thomas son of M'' Thomas lies by Sarah his AVife.
Richard son of Richard AV^aters, Taylor, dec*^, by Wilmot his
AVidow relict.
John son of Peter Kent, Carpenter, by Frances his Wife.
Anne dau. of Thomas Neal, Cordiner, by Anne his AVife.
John son of John Davis, Mason, by Katherine bis AVife.
John son of M'' Johu Kitt by Frances his AVife.
John son of John Huggins, Carpenter, by Elizabeth his AVife.
Sarah dau. of Jonas Webber, Carpenter, by Elizabeth his AVife.
Peter son of jM'' John ffausset by Mary his Wife.
Johu son of M'' George Webbe, Sen'', by Elizabeth his AATife.
Digby son of Isaac Edwards by Sara his AVife.
Mary dau. of Henry Saunders, Mason, by Susanna his Wife.
Anne dau. o£ .lames Butler. Overseer, by Elizabeth his Wile.
AVilliam son of AVilliam Sutton, Overseer, by Mary his Wife.
Elizabeth dau. of Maurice Ilealy. Overseer, by ^lary his Wife.
John sou of Thomas Oesterman, Mason, by Penelope his AVife.
James son of AP Thomas Herbert by Dorothy his Wife.
John Butler sou of James Symonds, Esq., by Mary liis Wife.
Bridget dau. of John Liburd, Carpenter, by Mary his Wife.
Richard son of Samuel Laurence, Carpenter, by Sarah his Wife.
Sir John Rouhe I)asoat is au owQ^ir of pUmtatious in St. Viaceat.
Aug.
30
Nov.
4
Kov.
9
Nov.
9
Nov.
15
Dec.
9
Dec.
30
Mar.
10
1723 Mar.
31
April 22
April 22
June
20
Aug.
10
Sep.
Sep.
Dec.
1
15
1
1723[-4] Jan. 8
Jan.
10
Jan.
31
Feb.
8
Yeb.
23
CARIBBEANA. 269
1722 Aug. 30 Sarah dan. of M-- Edward lies by Sarah his Wife.
Tabilha dau. of Francis Stoddard by Parnal liis Wife.
John son of M'' John Ilanley by Bridj^et his Wife.
Elizabetli Stephens dau. of M'' Francis Sanders, Jun^ by Sarah
his AVife.
Mary dau. of Edward Evans, Mason, by Margaret hia Wife.
John son of Darby Morris, Fisherman, by Mary his AVife.
William and Sarah, son and dau. of Nicholas Hendrickson,
Carpenter, by Anne his Wife.
1722 [-3] Feb. 17 John son of John Hooker, Carpenter, by Mary his "Wife.
Feb. 24 Jenkin son of jM'' Jenkin Eice by Henrietta his AVife.
Margery dau. of Henry Saunders, Mason, by Susannah his AVife.
John son of John AVattlay, Jun"", Mason, by Anne his AA'^ife.
Thomas son of Francis Koper by Mary his Wife.
Joseph son of M'" Thomas lies. Planter, by Sarah his AVife.
Mary dau. of Eobert Hnggiup, Blacksmith, by Anne his AVife.
Frances dau. of M'" John Faucet by Mary his wife.
Mary dau. of Bartholomew Stone by Mary his AVife.
Sarah dau. of Edward Green, Overseer, by Mary his AVife.*
Henry son of M'' Thomas Herbert by Dorothy his AVife.
Thomas, Joseph, and George, the sous of Eobert A^aughan,
Overseer, by Mary his AVife.
Elizabeth Kichardsun dau. of M"" AViiliam Eice by Frances his
Wife.
A\'iiliam son of Mary lies.
Alary daii. of Thomas Neal, Cordiuer, by Anne his AVife.
Martha dau. of Thomas Oesterman, Mason, by Penelope his
AVife.
Makriages.
1716 July 2 John Snelling and Bridget Barbar.
John Hooker, Carpentei', and Mary Hendrickson, Spinster.
1718 June 5 John Lyburd, Carpenter, and Mary Smith, Spinster.
Darby Morris, Fishermau, and Mary Sutton, late of the Island
of Tortola.
IM"' James Symouds and M''^ Mary Butler.
M'' John Faussett and M" Mary Uppington.
M' Francis Sanders, Jun'', and M''^ Sarah Choppin.
M'' Thomas Steevens of the Island of Antigua, Merchant, and
M" Elizabeth Choppin.
Dec. 21 M' John Lane of the Cit}^ of Cork in the Kingdom of Ireland
and ]\I" Anne Cressey.
1719 April 2 Isaac Edwards, Overseer, and Sarah Evans, Spinster.
May 9 Henry Saunders, Mason, and Susanna Ashby.
1719[-20] Jan. 5 Thomas lies, Planter, and Sarah Lytton, Jun"", Spinster.
Jan. 10 Benjamin Clifton, Jun'', and Anne Hobson.
Jeremiah Browne, Jun'', and Frances Haytor, Spinster.
1720 June 23 Edwin Neal, Carpenter, and Elizabetli Hobson, Spinster.
William Greatland, Taylor, and Anne Tonstall, Spinster.
'Ihomas Oesterman, Alasou, and Penelope Morris, Widow.
Nicholas Hendrickson. Carpenter, and Anne Hooker, Spiu.ster.
John IInggins,t Carpenter, and Elizabeth Dasent, Spinster.
James Butler, Overseer, and Elizabeth Kelly, widow.
• A duplicate entry lias been entered under Nov. 15.
t The lUu'i^iiis family later acquired extensive estates. A Miss Huggins still resides on her
plantatiou called Moiitravers, and C'ol. P. G. Huj^gins of "\'\'eybridga i±i DDOther descendant.
July
Aug.
2
2
June
5
June
11
July
Aug.
10
21
Sep.
Nov.
7
20
Feb.
8
June
23
Oct.
9
Oct.
IS
Nov.
27
Dec.
15
Dec.
29
270 CAEIBBEANA.
1720[-1] Jan. 12 M' John Hanley, Planter, and Bridgjet Liburd, Spinster.
1721 June 8 John Davis, .Mason, and Catherine "Wattley.
Oct. 23 John Wattlay, Jun\ Mason, and Anne Hannali, Spinster.
Nov. 4 Benjamin Clit'fon, Mason, and Mar<j;arct Thraske, Spinster.
Xov. 30 Andrew ^lildrem and IMarv Dogwood.
Dec. 26 Edward Evans, ^Jason, and Margaret Uppington, Spinster.
1722 Aug. 15 M'' Francis Ham of S- Christophers Island and M''^ Mary
Benne'.t, A\'idow.
1722[-3] reb.21 Robert Hiiggins, Bhicksmith, and Anne Burk, Spinster.
1723 April 17 Dudley M^Shee, Planter, and Anne Harris, Spinster.
April 30 j\I'' 'J'lion-.as Powell, Planter, and M"* Anne liice.
' • May 13 Edward Green, Overseer, and Mary Clifton, Spinster.
June 1 (?) William "Woolward, ]\Iariner, and Anne Smith, Widow.
Oct. 28 M'' William Earle and Frances Mace.
Nov. 24 John Key and AVilmott AVatters, Widow.
Dec. 2-1 Francis Plaisted, Mariner, and Hester Stanton, Spinster.
l723[-4] Jan. IG M'' John Williams and M" Frances Choppin.
Peb. 6 M'' Shakerley Israel and Parnel Perkinson, Spinster.
BUBIALS.
1716 May 2 George son of Sarah Clayton.
Joseph son of John Dasont, Esq"", by Anne his Wife.
Benjamin Webber.
John Thornton, Esq.
Margaret dau. of Benjamin Cherzus, Taylor, by Sarah his late
Wife.
1717 May 11 M' John Butler.
Thomas son of Thomas Neal, Cordiner, by Anne his Wife.
Thomas Morris, Carpenter.
i Oct. 27 George son of M'" Josiah AVebbe, Sen^ by Anne his Wife.
' . Dec. 18 William son of Jonas Webber, Carpenter, by Elizabeth his
Wife.
Dec. 31 Eobert son of John Wattley, Mason, by Elizabeth his AV'ife.
I7l7[-8]jan.25 M'KobcrtPlyer.
Mar. 9 M'' Thomas Cresscy.
Josiah son of M'' Josiah Webbe, Sen'', by Anne bis Wife.
James son of M'' George Webbe, Sen'', by Elizabeth his Wife.
AVilliam son of Sarah Prentis, Mantua-maker.
M"" Jenkin Pice.
4' A\^lliam Carpenter, Taylor.
Elizabeth dau. of M'' John Kitt by Frances his Wife.
John Fyfield.
AVilliam Symonds.
Mary dau. of John Huggins, Blacksmith, by Alice his Wife.
Anne dau. of M"" Edward Fenton by Anne his Wife.
Elizabeth dau. of Joan Daniel.
Leonard Hendrickson.
Jacob sou of John Oesterman, Taylor, by Mehetabel his AV^ife.
M^ AVilliam lies.
Geori^e Hooker, Carpenter.
M" Elizabeth Smith, Jate Wife of M'' John Smith of Stouev-
hill.
1719[-20] Jan. 14 John son of Thomas Morris, Carpenter, dec"^, by Penelope
his AVifc, Edict.
Feb. 25 M" Mary Thornton, Eelict of John Thornton, Esq.
• Mar. 7 Thomas M'^Bride.
lyiay
June
2
20
Sep.
Dec.
22
5
Dec.
17
May
July
Aug.
11
2
3
Oct.
27
Dec.
18
1718
May
27
June
6
June
S
July
13
Aug.
4'
Sep.
8
Sep.
27
Oct.
18
1718[-9] Jan. 6
^
Jan.
21
Feb.
27
1719
Apri
22
June
23
Julv
23
Sep.
19
Nov.
30
CARIBBEANA. 271
l7l9[-20] ]\[ar. 20 George Evans.
1720 April 9 M" Elizabeth Stepney.
M" Anne Sanders, late AVife of M"' Francis Sanders, Sen'.
Edward son of Eicliard Waters, Taylor, by Wilmot his AVife.
Mary Mildreni, late AV'ife of Andrew Mildrem.
Joseph son of A\'illiam Eurk, Mason, by Sarah his AVife.
AVilliam Cressey Fon of ]M'' John Lane by Anne his AVife.
Peter son of JM' John Faussett by Mary his AVife.
Thomas son of Darby Morris, Fis^herman, by Mary his AV'ife.
Elizabeth Browne, late AVife of M"" Jeremiah Browne, Sen'".
AVilliam Taylor, Blacksmith.
M"^ Daniel Browne, late of the City of AA''orcester in the King-
dom of Great Britain, Apothecary.
Mary dau. of Mary lies.
M''^ Alice Huggins, late Wife of John Huggins, Blacksmith.
Alice, late wife of Nathanael Jopson.
Mary Evans.
John Pride, Soldier.
Elizabeth AA'ilkinson.
Thomas son of M'' AVilliam lies, dec*^, by Anne his AA^'ife.
Sarah dau. of M'' George AVebbe by Elizabeth his AA^'ife.
Eichard AVatters, Taylor. . .. ■
John AA^orrel, late of S' John's Parish.
Darby son of Darby Morris by Mary his AVife.
John Rash.
M'^ Mary Hickman, dau. of M"" Thomas Hickman by Anne his
AVife.
Mary dau. of Henry Saunders, Mason, by Susanna his AVife.
Signed here for Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials from 5 April 1716, as
follows : —
"Sic Tester Henricus Pope, Ci, Eector."
17'22 May 29 ' M-" Joseph Kitt.
June 13 Philip Hannah.
Oct. 26 James Morris, Mason.
Nov. 22 Jeremiah Browne, Juu''.
Dec. 28 M"" John Lane, late of the Cit}^ of Cork in the Kingdom of
Ireland.
1722-3 Feb. 18 Nathanael Clifton.
1722[-3] Mar. 16 John Parker, late of 3. Thomas Parish in this Island.
Signed here for Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials for year 1722 (25 March
1722—25 March 1723) :—
Sic Tester Hen. Pope, Ci, Eector.
Eeb' Pemberton 1 n i\- i
T -c 1 )" C. \V ardens.
James Earle J
Note. — This set was sent in duplicate.
1723 June 19 M" Caroline Hunt, Eelict of AA^'ornel Hunt, Esq., dec-^.
June 29 Elizabeth dau. of Thomas Parry, Fisherman, by Mary his
AVife.
Aug. 21 M" Anne AVebbe, late AA'ife of M' Josiah AVebbe, Sen'.
Sep. 3 M" Anne Fenton, late wife of M*" Edward Feuton.
Sep. 18 Mary dau. of Bartholomew Stone by Mary his wife.
Oct. 31 Jenkin son of M"" Jenkin Ivicc by Henrietta his Wife.
Nov. 20 Benjamin son of Elizabeth Dogwood.
June
4
July
July
Aug.
3
17
13
Sep.
Sep.
Oct.
2
18
8
Oct.
9
Oct.
23
Oct.
23
■ Nov.
2
Not.
8
Nov.
16
Nov.
25
Dec.
3
L720[.l] Jau.S
Feb. 8
Feb.
10
Mar.
15
721 May
Aug.
11
15
Aug.
25
Dec.
26
.721-2 Jan.
20
272 caHibbeana.
1723 Nov. 21 Constance dau. of Kobert Dogwood, dec*^, late of the Island
S' Christo])]ier, bv Elizabetli his AVife.
1723[.4] Jan. 18 Elizabeth AVile of James Butler, Overseer.
Feb. 28 Sarah dau. of Edward Green, Overseer, by Mary his Wife.
Signed for Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials from 25 March 1723 to 24 March
1723-4.
Hen. Pope, Ci, Hector.
The : Smith "1 ^, , .
n^^ XT- I / Churchwardens.
Iho: Hickman J
jMonumcntal Jlnstriptions in Cnglantr
rtlatins to SiElcst Jlul^iau^);*
ST. JAMES, BEISTOL.
"E.B.J. " stands for " Farley's Bristol Journal."
The monument here to Sir James llussell, Knt., of Nevis has been fixed
(probably during some so-called restoration) very high up above the first arch of
the chancel facing the north aisle.
With the help of a ladder I eiideavoured to decipher the inscription iu 1909,
but owing to the insuHicieut length of the ladder, the dirty encrusted surlace of
the stone, and bad light, was unsuccessful.
The photograph was taken for me by flashlight, and gives one a good idea of
the condition of the tablet.
The inscription has been preserved in " Bristol Past and Present," ii., 44.
In that book, however, it is not properly set out, so I have spaced the lines from
the photograph as accurately as possible.
Here ltetii the body of Iames Eussell
Knt. late of Nevis, one of the fibst
Settlers in that Island who was t^ first
MATOEf AND CoiLOSEIi THERE, AND AFTER BY COM-
• -MISSION OF King Charles 2nd (bearing
DATE Y^ 12th day OF SePTR IN Y* 13tU YEERE OF
HIS reign) appointed Governo" of y=
- " SAID Island, & so continued till 107 1 ;
BY WHOSE WISDOM AND VALO" (UNDER God)
IT WAS PRESERVED, WHEN THAT <fc Y^ REST OF
THOSE ISLANDS WERE ENDANGERED BY THE
French and Dutch, in IGGG ; who, after
OBTAINING leave OF HiS MaJESTY TO
COME FOE England, here departed this
LIFE Y^ lOTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1674,
AGED 74 YEARS.
* Continued from p. 233.
t Error for " Major." In 1664 Sir T. Jloilyford, Governor of Jamaica, was instructed to pay
£600 a year to his Lieut. -Govern(jr and £300 a year to his ilajor. The latter was to discipline
and conuuaiid all the forces in the absence of and iiext to tlie Governor and Deiiuty-Govenior.
CW.I. Cal., i>. 187.) Some years later the !Major was styled Major-Getieral. DuriuL,' the absence
of Governor Hilton from Kevis in 1630-1 Mr. James Hussell was elected by the settlers as their
leader for a, few months.
MoNUMEXT IX St. James's CiiUHcn, Beistol, to Sir James Eussell,
KJNT., OF Nevis.
CATIIBBEANA. 273
'No mention is hero mnde of Lady Russell, but an entrj' in the Church accounts
shews tliat .slic was intcrrcil in the same tomb witli her husband: —
H)77, SeptcMiber 13th. lieceivcd for breaking ground in liie chancel for y''
Lady Jiusseli £'1.
The arms on the shield are : . ... on a Lend Ihree sw/iiis . . . ., letwccn ihree
iiiii//r/s [Iv'rsSKi.i,] ; i/iipttli /ii/ .... /Iircr hiiclcs tri ppiDit [lil'Nx].
C'i!i:sr. — ../ ilfini-ijodl issiKinl J'roin <i voronct.
James IJussell, late of AVivis, now livint; at IJristoll. Will dated 0 Nov. 1G7-1.
]\I''J'lu). llorne, minister, of tS' .lames, £5, and to the poor £1U. 'i'o my loving
brother C"oi. Jxauihdl Kussell my saddle lun^e, ])istols, I'apier, and coat of amies, to
be sent to him at Nevis. IMy sister j\L'^ Kath. Fentun, if living in Ireland, £50.
To the f-ady IMarch a "10s. ring. All estate in England to my wife IMargavet ]\usse]l
and sole Ex'tri.v, and I give her all the right of the fci' Christophers ])lantation that
was formerly hers. As to my own proper plantation in Nevis, leased out to my
brother Col. Randall Russell for 5 years at £-100 a year, l.v years yet to run,
1 give my \Vife the residue of the rent and then all the plantation and slaves to
my ne])hew Captain James Russell, he to pay £:Z00 a year in sugar or indigo to
my "Wife as long as she remain my AVidow, and she is to live iu the house there
if i^he like. James Russell to be Ex'or there. "Witnessed by Tho. Cole, Geo.
]Moi-i'is.
Proved 10 Dec. 107 J.^ by Margaret Russell the relict (147, Bunce). On 20 Jan.
1070 new probate to Dame JMargaret Ru.'esell because Sir James Russell, the
testator, did not state his title.
1077, Oct. 9. Dame IMargaret Russell of S' Jamies, Bristol, widow, deceased.
Adm'on to Robert Hunt, the brother. (For further details see "Antigua," iii.,
00.) The parentage of Sir James is not known at preseut.
ST. STEPHEN'S, IHUSTOL.
On the south wall of tlie south aisle behind the chancel (copied 1!) Aug.
1910) : —
Sacred to the ]\[emoi'y of
WJLLl.A.M Dl'LPKA'lT Ivscj''.
who departed this life
the 20"' July 1^20, Aged 7-1 Years, .
and lies iiiterr'd in the Chancel
of this Church.
1S20, July 20. Ju Berkeley-.s<iuare (Bristol) \\m. Delpratt, esq. (" G.INP,"
9:5.)
1810, Feb. 2. Saturday last was uuuricil, ^fr. John Harris, surgeon, of
E.xeter, to Miss Del[)ratt, dan. of the late Samuel Delpratt, es']. of Jamaica.
(•:"-Bath Chronicle.")
ISoO, Se])t. S. At her son's, J. Delpratt, esq. Old Charlton, aged 70, .\gnes,
widow of Samuel DelljuMlt, es(). of Jamaica. (" G.M.," -1.52.)
Kdward Delpratt, Escp, died 10 Nov._ ISll, aged 52. (Archer, 15;i.) '
A pedigree of this family by the late W. J. C. IMoens, E.S.A., appeared in
" jMisc. Gen. et Her.," 2nd Series, iii., .'31-1, but it does not seem to be a complete
one. lie sent mc a copy of this many years ago. Tiie will of Sam. Delpi'att of
the firm of Foord and Delpratt of Bristol was proved iu 17S t (129, Kockiugham).
His brother William of St. James', Bristol, xMcrchant, also died the same year.
vol.. n.
274 CARIBBEANA.
ST. MICHAEL'S, BEISTOL.
On the north wall of the rave near the gallery : —
Near this place lies the Bodv of
M^ HUGH INGLIS',
A Native of lyvEKSEfs in Scotland,
and many years commander of a Ship
in the Trade betwixt
BEISTOL and the West Indies :
He was born in the Month of August IT.'iO,
and he died on the 6'^' day of March 179(5
(Five lines.)
erected by his surviving brothers
WILLIAM and
GEORGE INGLIS.
Above is a shield with his arms: Azure, a Hon rampant, on a cliief Argent
three six-pointed mnllets wiihin a borchire Gules. Motto. — Not legible on account
of dirt.
1796, March 6. At Bristol, Capt. Tnglis, many years a respectable and much-
respected commander of a ship from that port to the West Indies. (" G.M.,"
259.)
179G, Sat. March 12. On Sunday last died at his house in Trinity-street,
sincerely lamented by all who knew him. Captain Inglis, many years a respectable
and much respected commander of a ship from this port to the West-Indies.
("F.B.J.")
ST. NICHOLAS, BEISTOL.
South wall of nave beneath the fourth window : —
Sacred to the memorv of WILLI AIM HENET TEEEELL,
second Son of WILLIA:\I TEEEELL of this Citv, Merchant.
He died Julv 4"' 1S4G, aged 46 Tears.
Also of HENEIETTA JANET Daughter of
PETEE and HENIJIETTA ]\IOFEATT, of Montego Bay, Jamaica,
the beloved wife of WILLIAINI TEEEELL, of Falmouth, Jamaica,
grandson of the above-named WILLIAM TEEEELL.
She died July 13"' 1848, at Funclial, Madeira,
and lies buried in the Cemetery of that place.
Also of AVILLIAM TEEEELL. Merchant of this Citv,
Father of the above-named AV. H. TEEEELL.
The whole of his life an Inhabitant, and for
nearly fifty vears a A'estrvman of this Parish.
He died July 25"', 1851, aged 82 Tears.
1851, July 25. At Bristol, in his S3d year, William Terrell, esq. He was
born in the parish of St. Nicholas, where he carried on a successful business as a
button-factor. He sen'cd several parochial offices, and by his cordial m.anners
and blameless life obtained the esteem and affection of his neighbours. (" Gr.M.,"
333.)
1813, Sat. Ap. 10. Tuesday se'nnight, aged 82, Mrs. Sarah Terrell, mother of
Mr. AVilliam T., Cbarlotte-st. Queen-sq. ("F.B.J." and " G.M.," 393.)
CARIBBEANA. 275
South wall of nave beneath the third window : —
Sacred to the jMemorv
of KOSCIUSKO TERIJELL. At'tornov at Law,
son of WILLIAM and ^lAin' ELIZABETH TERKELL,
of this Citv.
He died the 13"' of Aus^ust, 1S21, in the
30*1' Year of his Age, at Falmouth
in Jamaica, and lies buried
in the same place.
Alsoof MAHY ELIZABETH TERRELL,
the beloved wife of WILLIAM TERRELL.
She departed this life the 28"' November, 182G,
Aged 57 Tears,
and lies buried in the Crvpt of this Church.
Also of ELIZABETH BRYANT, Mother
of the above IMARY ELIZABETH TERRELL.
She departed this life the 12"' May,
1827, Aged 7G Years.
In Ealmouth Church in the parish of Trelawney is an inscription to " Kosciusko
Terrell, son of William and Mary Terrell, of the city of Bristol, England, ob.
1821." (Archer, 323.)
On the north wall of the nave : —
Sacred to the memory of FANNY HUGHES
the beloved wife of M^ FREDERICK TERRELL, Surgeon Queen Square,
and second daughter of M^ JOHN MILLS of S' iMichael's Hill in this City,
She departed this life 19"' Aug^' 1S20, Aged 21 Years and 5 Months
and lies buried in the Crvpt of this Church.
Also FREDERICK TERRELL Justice of the Peace of this City,
Who was born in this parish March 7"' 1804, and died in peace Aug^' li"' 1889
and was interred in the family vault at Amos Vale Cemetery.
On the east wall of the chancel was formerly a tablet to Edward Buncombe of
Montserrat, who died 11 Sep. 1712, aged 53. This was probably destroyed at the
rebuilding of the church at the end of the eighteenth century.
He had been Speaker of the Assembly. His son-in-law Col. John Molineux
matriculated from Trinity College, Oxford, 20 Feb. 1700-1, aged IG, and was
alive in 1727, and his eldest son John Davis Molineiix was also Speaker. The
Molineux-]Montgomerie family is now of Garboldisham Manor in Norfolk.
Edward Buncombe, late of Mountseratt, now of Bristol, Esq., by his will dated
2G Aug. and proved 30 Oct. 1712 (182, Barnes) devised his share of the manor
of Goathiirst. co. Somerset, and his plantation in Montserrat to his eldest son
John. He names his wife Ann and his other children William, Charles, Joseph,
Edward, Thomas, George, and Ann Buncomiie, ]Marv wife of John ^lolineux of
the same Island, and the hitter's children, John Davis ^Nlolineux and ^lary Molineux.
In the Crypt I saw some twenty years ago several memorial ledger stones, but
at the recent restoration these disapp,eared, and at my last visit in 1909 the iloor
consisted of modern tiling. I noted a ledger here to 3Iungo Forbes of Jamaica,
who died in 1S07, aged Gl. The Vicar writes, 22 ■May 1909, that when the crypt
was restored there appears to have been no inscription to him remaining, but
a careful record of all existing inscriptions was made.
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276 CARIBBEANA.
«
BATH ABBEY CHUECH.
"When the floor-slabs give no additional iiifoiuiation, other than that on the
wall tablets, I have omitted such inscriptions. The numbers refer to the Abbey
List. " B.C." is for " Bath Chronicle."
North aisle: M.T. to SOPHI.A LOriSA GOMM. dau. of Lieut.-rol. Gomm
and Mary Alleyne Gomm (formerly Maynard). He \\as knighted 2 July 1794
at Guadaloupe. She died 1S14.
Sir AVilliam Maynard Gomm, Field Marshal, G.C.B., eldest son of Lieut.-Col. .
William Gomm of the 5ath Eegt. by iNIary AJlejne. dau. of Joseph !Mayiiard, Esq.,
of Barbadoes, uas born in that Island in ITS-Jt. His incither died at I'oizai.ce in
179G, leaving tiiree sons and a dau. He commanded the troo])s in Jamaica lh;39
—42 and died 15 INFarch 1S75, aged 90. (" D.N.B.") I believe his txmb i.-< in
the churchyard of IJotherhithe. His aunt Miss Gomm left him the manor of
Kotherhithe.
On the floor of south aisle of nave (No. 434) : —
Here rest the Eemains
of
ANN INIETLER
Wife of JEEEMIAH IklEYLEE, Esq.
who departed this Life
December 26"' 17SS
Aged 51 years.
1788, Dec. 29 M" Ann Meylcr. (Burial Eegister.)
1788, Sept. At Bath, Mrs. Meyler, wife of Jeremiah Meyler esq. late of
Jamaica. (" G.M.," 11S3.)
1792, Oct. 25. At Lvmingtoii, Jerenn'ah Meyler, esq ; late of Jamaica.
("B.C.")
1805, July 19. Richard Meyler, esq ; of Crawley-house, near Winchester,
on board the Augustus Ca-sar West Tndiamai), on his passage from Jamaica to
this country. (" Dorchester and Sherborne Journal.")
He was son of Jeremiah, was born in Jamaica, and matriculated from Christ
Church, Oxford, 22 Oct. 1784, aged IS (Foster). Served as High Sheriff of
Hants in 179S ; married, 11 Nov. 1790, a dau. of J. Jarrett of Freemantle, and
left issue Bichard, born at Metbrooke, whose obituary follows : —
1818, March 3. Near Melton IMowbray, co. Leicester, aged 20, Eichard
Meyler, esq. of Grosvenor-sq. M.P. for the city of Winchester .... He was the
last descendant of an eminent mercantile f;imily in Bristol and Jamaica, from
whom he inherited a fortune of 35,000/. per annum. Educated at El on and at
Christ Church College, Oxford. ]Mr. died intestate .... (" G.M.," 470.) He
matriculated 2G Jan. 1S09, aged 17 (Foster).
Canon ]\[ayo has given me the references to two wills of this family-, viz.,
Eichard Meyler, proved 1773 (215, Stevens), and Eichard Meyler, proved 1787
(504, ]Major), uncle and nephew, both merchants of Bristol. They came from
Haverfordwest in co. Pembroke.
On the floor of north aisle of nave (No. 440) : —
ELIZABETH
the wife of
PHILIP GIBBS Esq.
late of Barbadoes
Departed this life Oct. 23 : 17G3
Aged 48 Years.
^
CARIBBEANA. 277
17G3, Oct. 26. M" Elizabeth Gibbs. (Burial Kegister.)
176;^, Oct. 27. Friday last wa.s interred in the Paniily A^ault at Trowbridge,
Wilts, the Lady of Philip. James Gibbs, Esq. & youngest JJau. of John Gay, 1. of
Hayeoinbc, Gent. (" B.C.")
PInlip Gibbcs of Barbados by Eliz. his wife, dau. of John Harris, was father
of Philip (1730 — IS 15), created a Baronet in 1774. The relationship of the
above is not given in Burke.
Keym)ld Alleyne of "Pour Hills," Bai'bados, by Eliz., dau. and cob. of John
Gay, had four sons and four daus., and of the latter Isabella married Joseph
Gibbes of " Plumtree," and Christian (died 17S0, aged 77) married John Gibbes
of " The Castle." (Archer, 373.)
On the floor of north aisle of nave (No. 530) : —
Here Eesteth the Jiody of Dame
ELIZABETH LA^VES Wife to S> NICHOLAS
LA WES late Captain General and
Governor of Jamaica and Second
Daughter to Sir THOMAS LAWLEY of
Cannall in the Countj- of Stafford
Barronett. She was first married to
THOMAS COTON of Coton Bridge iu
the County of AV'^arwick Esq. by whom
She had one Son ar.d bv the said S''
NICHOLAS LAWES one Daughter both
now liveing. After a lingeririg Sickness
she departed this Life for a better in this City
of Bath on the 20''' day of October iu
the Year of our Lord 1725 and in the
thirty sixth Year of her age.
Arms undecipherable iu 1872.
1725, Nov. 3. The Lady Lawes. (Burial liegister.)
She was the fifth wife of Sir Nicholas. See Archer, 210.
Ann Stephens Amory was born 2G Feb. 1807 (No. 51G). See I., SO.
On the floor of south transept (No. 550). See I., 80 : —
ANN WYKE Relict of
ANTHONY A\"YKE Esq.
of the Island of Montserratt
died June IG^"' ISU
Aged G7 years.
1814, June 23. Fridav died at an advanced age, at her house in Stanliope-
street, Mrs. Wyke, mother of Capt. Wyke. (•' B.C.")
She was dan. of Col. AVilliam Byam of Antigua, born 27 Sep. 1711 at Barleys,
Exeter, married 13 Jan. 17G3 at St. John's, Antigua. Her husband predeceased
her in March 1778.
On the floor of north transept (No. G7S). See I., 77 : —
Beneath this stone restetli
the body of HENKV LYNCH Esq^e ^,i jy
who died May 17"' 1823 Aged 19.
Also of
SAEAH his Eelict
who died IG"' Nov'' 1810
Aged G7.
278 CARIfiBEANA.
1840, Nov. IG. At Bath, aged G7, Mrs. Lynch, relict of Dr. L. (" G.M.,"
1841, p. 108.)
On the floor of north transept (No. G93) : —
DOAVDING THORNHILL Esq.
late of the
Island of Barbadoes
Died Sep. 16'^ 1826
Aged G8.
182G, Sep. 28. In this citv, aged 68, Dowding Thornhill, esq ; late of
Barbadoes. (" B.C." and " G.M'.," 380.)
Sir Timothy Thornhill, the 1st Bart., died in 1693. A pedigree of his family
seems to be wanting. Cxovernor Kendall wrote 1693, Feb. 10, that Sir T. T. . .
is dead of the distemper, much in debt and his lady poor. She was Thomasiue, ^
dan. of Sir Eob. Legard, Knt., and married secondly Col. Nathaniel Blakiston,
Deputy Governor of Montserrat, and her will was proved in 1697 (130, Pyne).
Cecilia Blake, sister of Martin Blake of St. Vincent, died 22 Aug. 1838, aged
41. This was omitted from the M.I. (I., 28) to her brother. Slie was born
9 March 1797, and baptized at St. John's, Antigua.
On the floor of choir (No. 749). See I., 31 :—
Underneath this Stone
lie the Remains
of MAIIY JANE TROTMAX
of the Island of Barbadoes
died April 25"' 1817
Aged 20 years.
On the floor of choir (No. 7,)6) :-
JOHN WHITE Esq^
of the Island of Barbadoes
died March 15"' 1832
Aged 61 years.
On the floor of choir under the stalls (No. 760) : —
Sacred
to the Memory of Doctor JAMES BROW {sic)
of Falmouth in tlie rari.-;h of Pill
and Island of Jamaica who departed
in his 49"' year in this City y'^ 5"' J . . . .
(Five lines omitted.)
1793, July 9. Dr. James Brown. (Burial Register.)
1793, July 11. Fridav last died in the Abbey-Green. Dr. James Browne
1. of the island of J. (" B.C.")
Mrs. Lucy Crichlow's age was 65 (No. 769). See I., 82.
i
i
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CARTBBEANA. 279
On the floor of choir (No. 772). See I., 2G0 :—
In a Vault beneath this Stone
are deposited the remains
of MARY TKELAAVNET MAT
who departed this life
on the 13"' of March 1800
Aged 3S Years.
Also the remains
of WILLIAM VASSALL MAT
who died Dec-- 6"' 181 1
Aged 48 Tears.
Her will was proved in P.C.C. ,
{To he continued.)
BiitI)S, Beatljs, auti iHarriagcs from tijt
'' JiarbatJos iWtrcurj^ '* anft '' 33nticjttoUm
#ajcttc/^ 1805 to 1818.*
By EDWAKD GOULBUIiN SINCKLER, Police Magistrate, Baubados.
1817.
Jan. 7 (Died) On Sunday last, Mrs. Jemima Tubbs, and Miss Eebecca, sister
to Henry Cheeks, Esq., of tliis Town.
Jan. 11 In consequence of the death of Mr. James Cummins, the Sworn Guager
of Bridgetown, his son James and Mr. Thomas T. Chase have been appointed.
(Deaths) Lieut. Winn of the Eoyal Artillery and Mr. John H. Turpin of
this town.
Jan. 21 (Died) At St. Ann's, this morning. Dr. AYray, Physician to the Forces,
much lamented, etc. (He was buried at St. Michael's Church with military
honours; see issue of Jan. 2-3.) Last week. Ensign Smith, 2ud Batt. GDth.
At St. Vincent, on the 2Gth ult , Captain Doweis (or Dowers), Roy.il Xavy.
Jan. 28 (Died) This morning, at St. Ann's. Caj)t. Nealson of the 2nd Battalion
60th Eoot, and yesterday, Mr. Thomas Gill of the parish of Saint Thomas.
Jan. 25 (Married) John Bovell, Esq., tn Miss Aj^plewhaite; Mr. AY. Y. Williams,
son of W . Williams, Esq., to Miss Campbell.
Feb. 1 (Died) Last night, at St. Ann's, Adjutant Curtis of the OOtli Foot.
Feb. 4 (Alarried) John C. Straker, Esq , Registrar of the Vice Admiralty
Court of this Island, to Miss F. Clarke. (Died) (Jn Saturday last, at SimiU-
ridge. Miss Mary, sister of Dr. Reun Haauien, and her remains were interred
at Christ Church on tlie following day. And this morning, Capt. Ry;in of the
ship " Barbados."
Feb. 11 (Died) At New Brunswick, on the 2.5th December last, Dr. Hamlet
Wilson of this Island. At St. Ann's, on Saturday last. Lieut. Grant of the
2nd Foot. (Monument in Cathedral Porch to his memory.)
Feb. IS (Married) Yesterday evening, Henry Farley, Esij., to Miss Olive A.
Webb; and at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Neblett, William
Augustus Bishop, Esq., to Miss Mary J. Ince. (Died) Lately, at Antigua,
* Contiuued froui page 221.
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280 CARJUBEANA.
the Hons. Edw\arcl Byam, Presiil-Mit, and Langford Hodge of His Majesty's
Council of that Island ; and at Dominica, Captain George Cunningham.
Mar. 1 (Died) In Enghmd, l\[rs. Tliomas, wife of the Kev. A. K. Thomas, and
Mrs. Clinckett, wife of A. Clinck<'lt, Esq., of this Island.
Mar. 8 (Died) At Demerary, on the 'Jlst nit., Depy. Assistant Commissary
Genl. Prentice. In this town, Mfm. Lucomb, wife of John Lucomb, Esq., and
Mrs. Priscilla F. Garner. We hunent to state that Edward Drayton, Esq.,
merchant of this town, who had i^one to America upon business, was unfor-
tunatelv drowned on his passage from Amelia Island to St. Marv's.
Mar. 11 (iBirth) Yesterday, the Lady of Lieut.-Col. Popham, Depy.' Q. M. Gcnl.,
of a still-born son. (i\[arrie'l) In Npeightstown, Mr. James Cummins to Miss
Mary, Daughter of John Gay Goiling, Esq. (Deaths) Mr. John Fodering-
ham, Jan., Mr. W. Moore, Mr. John G. C. Collins, and Master Robert, son of
William Gill, Esq.
Mar. 18 (Died) Last niglit, William Morris, Esq., of this Town. " •
Mar. 22 (Married) Mr. W. T. Kellman to Miss Mary E. Parris.
Mar. 29 (Died) Mrs. Catharine Cha^e of this town, in the .S:^rd vear of her age.
April 1 (Deaths) Mr. John Humphreys, Merchant, lately frorn England, and
Mr. John Kirton of this Town.
April 5 (Married) On Thursday lasl , by the Rev. Mr. Orderson, :\rr. Thomas M.
Williams to Miss Ann, youngest daughter of Benj. J. Mandeville, Esq., of
Christ Church. (Died) On AVedticsdav, Mrs. Margaret iMorris. mother of
the late William Morris, Esq. ; und ye'sterday, iNIrs^ 3Loylan of this Town.
This morning, suddenly, Dr. Lewis Toung, St" Philip's.
April 8 (Died) On Saturday night, Richard Cobham, Esq., a gentleman uni-
versally esteemed. (Long obituary notice by a friend.) He was married and
apparently left lawful issue. Slated by his biographer '• Eenevolus " to be
descended from one of the first and most respectable faniilies in the Island.
April 12 (Died) In England, H. E. Holder, Esq.. I\r.D., of this Island.
April 15 (Married) On Saturday lasl, Thomas Howell, Esq., to Miss Margaret
Hinds, daughter of the late Hon. |}. Hinds.
April 19 (Married) On Thursday last, in the parish of Saint George, by the Rev.
Doctor Hutchins. Mr. Henry T. Cleare to Miss Rebecca ilapp Chapman.
(Died) Ou AVeduesday last, Miss Jane Katharine Clinton, and at Mr. J.
Dunn's, after -4 days' illness, JNIr. Ezra Read, who came passenger in the brig
"Mary & Sally" from Boston. (Lines written upon Miss Clinton by one
Eugeuius, one verse of which commences " Dear Kate, farewell! the dream
of lite is past.")
April 22 (Death) The ship '^ A'enus " of Bristol arrived this morning : The Lady
of Colonel Lewis (and daughter of Thomas Daniel. Esq.), a passenger in this
vessel for the benefit of her hciiltli, died on the Uth inst.
April 26 (Deaths) AV. Holfordand 'J'homas Herbert, Esqs,, both old and respect-
able inhabitants of this Town.
May 3 (Died) On the 15th March, ut the house of her daughter I>.Irs. Bovell, in
Portman square, London, Mrs. -Applc-whaite, relict of Thomas Applewhaitc,
Jan., Esq., late of this Island.
May_ 10 (Died) Ou Thursday night hist, Mrs. Adams, wife of Captain Adams
m the Mad Boat service; and yesterda\-, an infant son of John Bennett,
Esq. .; -)
May 13 (Died) Yesterday, IMrs. Boddan, wife of Mr. AV. Boddan of this town.
Also m this newspaper is published verse bv M. J. C. to the memory of R. B.
Leacock, Esquire, who died at sea a few days' sail from Barbados in the year
of Our Lord IS] 0.
May 17 (Married) On Thursday, Mr. R, E. Chapman to Miss Arabella Kin.^ ;
and Mr. Michael Ryuu to Miss Mary Morpliy. (Died) Mrs. Fudevingliam.
wife of John Fodcringham, Esq., of Ashford Plautatiou; and Mrs. Lev of
this Towu.
CARIBBEANA. 281
May 31 (Married) This morning, Mr. Br3'aii T. Young of this Town to Miss
Elizabeth Xurse.
June 10 (^larried) On Saturday evening last, ^Ir. John James Callender to
3;liss Chi-istian Agard. (Died) On Saturday hist, Mr. Joseph Scott ; and on
the following day, Mrs. Hurst, both of this town.
June 21 (Uicdj On Friday last, Mr. K. J3. Squires, INIanager of Baiters Planta-
tion.
July 12 (Died) On Thursday morning, Sarah, the daughter of John Iliggiuson,
Esq.
July 10 (Died) Suddenly, on Thursday morning last, Mrs. Shcppard, wife of
Mr. Thomas .Shoppard; and yesterday, Mr. Jolm Niles, both of this town.
July 22 (Died) On Wednesday last", Mrs. Rice, wife of Mr. George D. ]{ice, of
St. Peter's; and yesterday, Kebecca, daughter of Mrs. Brenan.
Aug. 2 (Deaths) Mrs. Murray, wife of Dr. Gilligau 31urray, and Mrs. Sarah
Skeet Kirton.
Aug. 10 (Married) On Thursday evening last, by tlic Rev. AVilliam Garnett,
Mr. John Thomas to Miss Martha Chapman. (Died) On AV'^ednesday last,
John Hall, Esq., of this town.
Aug. 23 (Died) Mr. Thomas Bourne of this Town, and Mr. John Capper, lately
from America.
Aug. 30 (Died) Miss Ann Lawrence and Mrs. Sarah McDonald, both of this
town.
Sep. 2 (Deaths) 3Irs. Hettibella Springer and Mrs. Mary Bourne.
Sep. 16 (Married) Mr. Jonathan Dunn, Jun., to Miss Mary Jane AVall.
Sep. 20 (Deaths) On Thursday last, after a short illness of four days. Deputy
Assistant Commissary General of xVccounts Edward Pitman; and on Friday,
Mrs. Sarah Ann Burnham.
Sep. 30 (Died) On the IGth August last, in Fluyder Street, Westminster,
England, Mrs. Anna ^Faria Blenman, widow of Junathan Blenman, Esq., the
late Solicitor-General of this Island. We omitted to mention, about the
middle of this month, the death of Thomas Nurse, Esq., of ■' Kirton " Planta-
tion in ttjc parish of Christ Church. On Sunday last, Miss Elizabeth A\'atson
of this Town.
Oct. -i (Died) Lately, at his residence in England, Robert Burnett Jones,
Esq., formerly a Ban-ister in this country. On the 30th ult., in the parish of
Saint Joseph, Mrs. Sarah Rollins Gill, aged 03 years. At St. J(dni"s, Antigua,
on the loth ult., Mr. Ebcnezer Pattison of Glasgow, aged 21.
Oct. 7 (Died) At Demcrary, on the 29th ult., H. T. Fergusson, Esq.
Oct. 11 (Died) Suddenly, on Wednesday last, Thomas Gaskin, Esq . and his
remains were removed from " Barbarees "' to St. Michaers Church on the
following day.
Oct. 14 (Died) This morning, Mr. Henry Whitney of this Town.
Oct. 2S (Died) At Grenada, of fever, after an illness of only 4 davs, Dej^uty
Assistant Commissary General Poivell and Harrison; the former on the
17th September, and the latter on the Sth October.
Nov. 1 (Deaths) The wife of John G. Goo line;, Esip, of Speightstown, Airs.
Drayton, wife of Sam. Drayton, Esq., Mr. W. Evans, and Mr. T. W . Alande-
villc of this Town.
Nov. S (M.arried) On Thursday last, Thomas W. Greaves, Esq., to IMiss Eliza
Butcher; W. Council, Esq., to Miss Mary Rock; and Sam. E. Gibson, Esq.,
to Miss Martha Gittens. (Deaths) Mrs. Dorothy Clarke, wife of ICdward
Clarke, Esq., and Mrs. Alahitabel Grasett.
Nov. 11 (Died) Yesterday. John Ironmonger. .Jun., Esq., and this davat noone,
John Ironmonger, Sen., E-<q., In's father. (Died) On Thursday evening last,
at "Tenby," in the 30t!i year of her age, ^Mrs. D.)rothy Clarke, wife of Edward
Clarke of this Town. (See also Nov. Sth.) Here follows a long obituary
notice of her, wnicli states inler alia " As a parent, but particularly as a
282 fcAKIBBEA^^A.
Stepmofher, Mrs. C. was truly excellent." The mourners assembled at "Fair
View," and she was interred at St. George's Church.
Nov. 15 (Deaths) Mrs. Elizabeth Evan.s and Mrs. Murrell. (This newspaper
prints an- account that Jolm Ironmonger (who was a Free Mason) was buried
at St. Michael's Church on Wednesday, and that a great number of Free
Masons attended his funeral.)
Not. 18 (Died) On Saturday last, Miss Margaret Grannum of this town.
Nov. 22 (Died) On the eighth day after leaving this, in the ship " Hopewell "
for London (which sailed in August last), Joseph Leacock, Esq., formerly one
of the Representatives of the parish of St. Peter in the General Assembly in
this Island. On AVcduesday last, Mrs. jMercy, relict of Philip Lytcott, Esq.,
aged 83. Her reaiains were removed on the following forenoon from
" Warrens," the property of the Hon. Samuel Hinds, to St. Michael's Church.
. And yesterday, Miss Mahetabel Harding.
Nov. 29 (Died) On Tuesday night last of Yellow Fever, Master William Henry,
Son of Mrs. Susanna M. D. Henry, and grandson of the Hon. John Beckles,
His Majesty's Attorney General of this Island.
Dec. 2 (Died) At "Tenby," on Friday last, Francis B. Grant, Esq.; on
Saturday, Mrs. Elizabeth, the widow of John AVard, Esq. ; and yesterday.
Miss Sarah, youngest daughter of William Oxley, Esq., of this town.
Dec. 6 (Married) On Thursday morning, John Gibbes, Esq., to Miss Eliza-
beth G. Jones, daughter of Humphrey Jones, Esq. (Died) Mr. Richard
Butcher, brother to Doctor Butcher of this town. Newspaper Accoinit of the
shooting of the wife of Mr. John D. Stoute by a yoiing man named John
Robert Earl. He put a loaded pistol to her temple and discharged it. The
Coroner's Jui'y brought in a verdict of " Wilful Murder," but Earl stated it
was an accident.
Dec. 9 (Died) Yesterdav, in this town, Mrs. Susanna Smith.
Dec. 13 (Died) This morning, Mr. Charles Carrington of this town.
Dec. 16 (Died) On Saturday last, Master George L. Clarke, son of Edward
Clarke, Esq., of this town ; and on Sunday, Mr. John Ruck of Christ
Church.
Dec. 20 (Married) On the 16th October, at the Lady's House in Montagu
Square, Loudon, Rear Admiral Sir Philip Durham, K.C.B., to Miss Hender-
son, daughter of Sir John Henderson of Fordel (?) in the county of Fife,
Bart.
Dec. 30 (Died) Yesterday, Mrs. Abigail N. Clarke.
1818.
Jan. 3 (Married) On AN'^ednesday morning last, John Mayers, Esq., Attorney-
at-Law, to Miss Waith, daughter of the late Thomas S. Waith, Esq., of the
"Pine" Plantation. (Married) And at Christ Church, on the same evenins;,
Mr. Elliott, of the firm of Grant and Elliott, to Miss Kalhcrine B. Cha.se.
(Died) Richard James Estwick, Esq., many years ago one of His Majesty's
Council of this Island.
Jan. 10 (Deaths) Mr. Daniel Hinkson, Mr. Robert H. Beckles, and Miss
Eleanor Phillips, of this Town.
Jan. 17 (Birth) Early yesterday morning, the Lady of His Excellencv Lord
Combermere, G.C.B., of a still-born male child. Her Ladyship, we are happy
to learn, is as well as can be expected.
Jan. 20 (Died) On Saturday last, Miss Mary Lurintha, daughter of James S.
Bascom, Esq., of the parish of Saint Thomas.
Jan. 24 (Died) Lately, in England, the J{ev. Henry Coulthurst, D.D. (brother
to M. Coulthurst, Esq., His Majesty's Solicitor General of this Island), and
Vicar of Halifax in Yorkshire. In this Town, Mr. John MascoU and Mr.
Samuel Moore.
Caribbean A. 2^3
Jan. 27 (Died) This morning, Mrs. Mary Orderson, aged 81 years; and in
St. Thomas, Dr. Thomas Skeete. On Saturday hist, Miss Georgiaua, daugliter
of E. S. AVickham, Esq.
Peb. 14 (Died) Mrs. Frances Grant, mother of the Late Praucis B. Grant,
Esq.
Peb. 17 (Died) In England, on the 10th ult., Jonathan, brother to John Higgin-
son, Esq., of this Island.
Peb. 28 (Married) On Tuesday hist the 24th inst., at "■ Sand- House," by the
Rev. William Garnett, Lieut. -Colonel S. H. Berkeley of the 16th liegiment
of Foot, Deputy Adjutant General to the Forces in the Windward and Lee-
ward Islands and Colonies, to Elizabeth, second daughter of William Murray,
Esq., of " Bruce Yale" in this Island. (Died) This morning, Edward Bisliop,
Esq., Attorney-at-Law.
Mar. 3 (Died) This morning. Miss Anna L. Austin of this Town.
Mar. 10 (Died) On Sunday last, Mrs. Susanna, Wife of Mr. Alex. Massett,
Jun.
Mar. 14 (Died) On Tuesday evening, Dr. John A. Walcott ; and on the suc-
ceeding day his remains were interred at St. Michael's Church, followed by a
number of Free masons, of which fraternity he Avas a member.
Mar. 17 (Died) In England, on the 2Sth January last, William Welch, Esq.,
M.D., late of this Island.
Mar. 21 (Married) On Wednesday morning last, Kichard Farmer, Esq., to Miss
Frances F. M. Miller, youngest daughter of Clement Miller, Esq., of Christ
Church. (Died) On the 20th inst.. Padre Fr. Juan .Marcelo Laguua of
Cumaua, who lately arrived here in bad health, in the ship "Bedford" from
Gibraltar, on his way to the Spanish Main.
Mar. 24 (Died) On Sunday, Mrs. Goring, wife of Mr. Thomas D. Goring; and
yesterday, Mrs. Edey of Eagle Hall.
April 7 (Birth) On the 4th inst., at the Commandant's House, St. Ann's, the
Lady of Lieut.-Colonel Young, of a son.
April 11 (Deaths) Mr. Thomas Briggs, Sen., in the Parish of St. Philip, and
Mrs. Mary Arthur, wife of Mr. John Bearcroft of this Town.
April 14 (Birth) At Teignemouth, Devonshire, on the 21st Feb., the Lady of
Major bloody, lioyal Engineers, of a son. (Died) At Clifton, England, on
the 4th nlto.. Miss Elizabeth, eldest daughter of N. R. Garner, Esq., late of
this Island.
April 18 (Died) This morning, AYilliam Carter Thomas, Esq., of this Town.
April 28 (Died) Yestei-day morning, Mr. Wm. Eeid of this Town.
May 2 (^Tarried) On Wednesday, Nicholas H. Walrond, Esq., to ]\Irs. Jlai-i/
Hall, Widow ; and on Thursday, Benj. T. Gaskiii,* Esq., l)e])uty Conuuis-
sary General, to Miss Ann Yernona Simmons Anderson. (Died) On Thurs-
day evening, a,t ^^ £ninore" (the seat of James Cavan, Es(j.), the Lady of
Captain Elliott of His .Majesty's ship " Scamander."
May y (Married) On Thursday evening the 7th inst., at " A shford " planta-
tion, by the Kev. Geo. T. Maynavd, Thomas Sampson, Esq., IMerch.int of this
Town, to Rebecca Jane, eldest daughter of John Foderingham. Esq.
May in (Died) In Christ Cluirch, Mr.s. Sarah .\ustin ; and in this Town, 3[r.
Downie, who had lately arrived from Demarary, and inteudeil to leave this
in the " Berwick " for England.
May 30 (Birth) Yestevd:iy, the Lady of the Hon. John A. Beckles, of a
daughter. (Married) In Enghind, on the 2Gth of March, the Hon. W.
Grasett of His Majesty's Council of this Island, to Eliza, daughter of the late
John H. Barrow, Esq., and sister of John Barrow. Est)., of " Hill Park " in
the County of Kent. On Monday last, at St. Michael's Church, ^Ir. Richard
Clarke to Catharine Anne, youngest daughter of the late Henry S. Jervis,
Eaq., of St. George's.
* See ante, p. 66.
4
284 CARIBBEANA.
June 2 (Died) On Saturday last, tlie Hon. Geor2;e INIaynard of His Majesty's
Council of tliis Island, and Chief Judge of tlie Court of Common Pleas for
the Precinct of Christ Cliurch. On his way home in the evening he fell off
his horse in a fit of apoplexy, as is supposed, and soon afterwards expired.
June ti (Birth) Mrs. Young, tlic Lady of Dr. Young, of a daughter. (Died)
On Wednesday last, at his residence in St. Thomas Parish, ^Slv. Thomas
Gilkes, iSenr. (Obituary Xotice respecting Hon. George Maynard pub-
lished.)
June 9 (Died) On the 19th April, at Cheltenham, England, H. J. Underwood,
Esq., an eminent Merchant, and formerly a resident of Demcrary.
June IG (Married) On the 1st May, at Path, Ciiarles Cave,* I'lsq., of Mincing
Lane, second son of Stephen Cave, Esq., of Cleve Hall House, Gloucester-
shire, to Sarah, ouly daughter of Edward Cumberbatch, Esq., of the Island of
Barbados.
June 30 (Married) Yesterday morning, by the Eev. Mr. Als, at St. Michael's
Church, the Eev. W. M. Payne, Eector of St. Andrew, to Miss Mary Clarke,
niece of John Straker, Esq. And this morning, at Christ Church, by the
Hev. Thos. n. Ordorson, Abel Clinckett, Esq., to Mrs. Jackson, widow.
July 4 (Married) On Tuesday eveinng, Richard Johnson, Esq., to Miss
Spencer, daughter of Thomas Spencer, Esq., and on Thursday, Mr. Charles
Greenidge to Miss Mary W. White.
July 18 (Married) On Thursday morning, Mr. James S. Fleming (of St. John's)
to Miss Massiah, daughter of I. H. Massiah, Esq. (Died) On Wednesday,
Miss Anne, daughter of Mrs. Mai-y Hordle ; and on the following day, Mrs.
Abigail ^I. Taylor.
July 21 (Died) In England, Mrs. Miller, relict of the late F. Miller, Sen., Esq.,
of this Island ; on Friday last, Mr. Beard, father of Thomas Beard, Esq. ;
and yesterday, Mrs. Mary Pickering.
July 25 (^Married) At Clifion, Enjland, on the 5th June last, the Eev. John
Hampden (of this Island) to Miss Margarctta, only daughter of the Kev. Dr.
England, Archdeacon of Dorset. At St. Michael's Church, Mr. Henry
Collymore to JMiss Charlotte, daughter of the late Dr. Todd ; and in the
parish of Saint Joseph, Mr. J. AV. Williams to Miss Anna Maria Atkins.
(Died) On AVednesday last, Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas, mother of the late AVil-
liam Cater Thomas, Esq. ( Vide April ISth.)
July 28 (Died) On Sunday morning, Mrs. Soper, wife of Capt. John Soper of
this Town.
Aug. 4 (Died) Yesterday, Mr. John Clarke of this Town.
Aug. 8 (Died) Yesterday, iNfrs. AValrond, wife of F. A. AYalrond, Esq.
Aug. 15 (Died) On his passage hither in the " Tiger," Mr. George Keiz'ar of
this Island.
Aug. 18 (Died) Yesterday, jNIrs. Isabella A. Thorne.
Aug. 22 Sinijular mortaliti/ in one family. Died, on the 3rd instant, ^Targaret
Ann, daughter of Air. W. E. Ellis, who with his son (William) also departed
this life on the Gth ; and on the 18th, Susanna Forster Ellis, his widow, and
their daughter Elizabeth ; the two latter were interred at the same time.
{Note. Ann Thorne, Widow, petitioned for Letters of Administration to
Estates of AVilliam Edward Ellis, and Susanna Forster Ellis (widow),
deceased; and for Letters of (iiuardianship to Persons and Estates of her
Grandchildren Thomas Edward Ellis and Henry Ellis, Alinors, under 14.)
{To he continued.)
J
See Cave's " History of 13 inking in Bristol," 1899, p. 225.
CAHIBBEANA. 285
0ott^ anil ©units.
AVEST INDIA COMMITTEE.
I am anxioiis to trace tlie early history cf the "U^'st India Comniitlec. Can
any of your readers as■■s^i^t Die v.ith inforuiatiou regarding it? The earh'cbt
minute-book of the Committee is dated 17G9 ; and it would seem that in that
year there existed a Coir.mittee of "West liulia Merchants and a Committee of
West India Planters. The full title of the "West India Committee th.cn. and for
many subsequent years, -was " The Standing Committee of AVest India Planters
and Merchants."
Algebno> E. Aspixall.
The Colonial Office was in or about 17G9 reorganized, and the Act of Parlia-
ment probably authorized the constitution of the Committee. (Ebitor.)
WHITAKER OP BARBADOS.
I, Henry Fowke of L. g' Exor. and a Trustee of the "Will of "W"' "Whltaker
1. of L. merchant deceased do appoint Gedney Clarke Esq., the Hon. Edm^'
Jenkins Esq. the Hon. Tho. AVest Esq. all of the I. of Barbadoes to be my
Attorneys to enter ujion his plantations and negroes and receive all debts and all
papers of M' Henry AY. of the said I. Dated Aug. 17G3.
HODGES OE JAMAICA.
AVe, Tho. Hodges of S' James's Place co. Alidd^ Esq., Cha. Lawrence of Essex
Str. in the p'sh of S' Clement Danes gt. and Sam. Taylor of tl)e p'sh of S* Marg'
AVestiu'' g', Geo. Hastings of b* James's Place Esq. and Sarah my Wife late Sarah
Hodges spr. and Sarah Hodges of the ])'sh of S' Jas. AVestin'' widow, and first I,
Tho. Hodges, have constituted [blank] to appear before the Sec. of tlie I. of
Jamaica to acknowledge certain Indrcs of lease and release dated 13 and 14 March
17(59 between me Tho. Hodges of the one part and Cha. Lawrence and Sam.
Taylor of tlie other being a lease made to them of certain plantations negroes in
J. also other Indres of 29 and 30 March 17G9 between me of the one part, and
Patrick BUike Esq. and Geo. Hastings Esq. of the other and the release being
tripartite made between me of tlie 1^' part, Barbara Erances Blake Sp'' and Sir
Tho. Cha. Biiubury B' lier Guardian of the 2'' part, Patrick Blake Esq. and Geo.
Hastings Esq. of the 3'' part being a Settlement made to Pat. B. and Geo. H. of
certain plantations for certain uses and to consent that the same are registered
in J.
And We, Clias. Lawrence and S;iin. Tavlor appoint the said attorneys to
acknowledge certain other IndrC-s dat. l-l and 15 Marcli 17G9 made between us of
the one part, Tho. Hodges of the other being a conveyance to him of the said
plantations in J. and AVe Geo. Hastings and Sarah my wife appoint the said
attornies to acknowledge a deed poll of the said Sarah Hastings then Sarah
Hodges being a discharge from me Sarah Hastings to Tho. Hodges for £1000
charged on the plantations as portions for the younger children of the marriage
of John Hodges Esq. deceased and Sarah his wife the Father and Alother of mc
Sarah Hastings and I the said Sarali Hodges widow appoint the said attorneys to
acknowledge other IndrGs of 28 and 29 Alareh 17G9 between me and Tho. Hodges
being a conveyance to him of the plantations. [Deeds in tlie Editor's possession.]
Eor some notes of the Hodges family see Archer, 324.
Thos. Hodges married (apparently in 17G9) Frances Barbara Blake, the sister
of Sir PatrickBhike, 1st Bart.
286
CARIBBEANA.
BAEHA:\1-S IlLSTOKY OF JAMAICA 1722.
This -work, now in the British Museum (Sloan :MS. 391S), consists of 140
small folio pap;es. The contents did not !i|,pear to me to contain much original
matter. On the first paqc is the following hcadin"-: —
" A most Correct, and partieii|;ir Account of th . . . .*
Island of Jamaica, Prom the Time of th . . . .*
Spaniards first discovering .nul settlin"- . . . .*
it. Together AVitli a full and succinct Account of the present
Government of it ; as also, of all the Generals,
and Governours in Chief thai have been appoin
ted to preside over the said Inland, and all the other
Territories thereon dependinjr, \n America, &c.
Wrote bv Hen. Barham Sen'' F.E.S."
The history is carried down to the year 172''
172G.
Dr. Barham died soon after in
LONG'S JAMAICAN (GENEALOGIES.
This volume, now in the British ]Museum (Add. MS. 27,96S), contains various
letters, pedigrees, and extracts from parish re^^isters and wills relating to Jamaican
families. The correspondence was mostly addressed to Charles Edward Long,
a well-known AVest-Indian genealogist. The collection then apparently passed
into the hands of Captain J. H. Lawrence Archer, author of "AV.I. iNlonumental
Inscriptions," and the [Museum Trustees purdiased ii from him on 13 Feb. 1869.
Most of the numerous extracts from parish registers were made about
1830—35 by the late John Eoby, author of |],e rare Histories of the i)arishes of
St. Catherine and St. Jauies (see ante I., 335), and were sent to C. E Long, then
in Londou. Among the families noted are tlio following : —
Archbold.
Dawkins.
Ballard.
Barry.
Beach.
Doylie.
Ellis.
Freem.an.
Beck ford.
Fuller.
Brayne.
Brodrick.
Gale.
Goddard.
Byndloss.
Gordon.
Gregory.
Guy.
Hals.
Herbert.
Herring.
Lawes.
Long.
Lvnch.
Marshal .
Modyford.
Morgan.
Osborne.
Palmer.
Potter.
Tolderv}^
Vassal 1.
DIAMOND PLANTATION, GRENADA (I., 20G).
James Makittrick Adair.f D' of Physic at Newton upon Air. AVill dated ....
Have settled £S0 a year on my wife. All estate to my son and dan. Mv fortune
consists of £5000, £5000, ^Vm. Smith's bond lor £5000, the interest of which has
been unpaid for many years by the Insurrection at Grenada having ruined the
estates— payment not to be pressed— also £5000 and £1500. D'" A thill of .•Viitigua.
Proved ISOl (775, AbercrLMubie). Adm'on to James Barter Makittrick Adair,
D' of Piiysio, the son.
• The right hand corner of those three lines is niisiin?.
t Sec " Antii;Uii," I., 30, nnd '■ !) X.B." He was author of a Tract against the Abolition of
the Slave Trade.
CARTBBEANA. 287
■William Toolce.* AVill dated 2G June ISOl. £500 to my friend John Home
Tooke, Esq., of Wimliledoii, and forgive liiin a debdt of £7oO and interest.
I give to my friend Tlio. Oliver, Escj., £20. My third part of the plantation
called The Uiamoud in the I. of Grenada, witii the negroes as held jointly with the
late Eiohard Oliver, Esq., and the late "\Vm. Smith, Esq., both now deceased, and
now in co-partnership with Tho. Oliver, Esq., and Geo. Griffin, Esq., in three equal
parts to my nephew AVm. Tooke Harwood. Proved 12 Oct. I&i02 (7S3, Kenyon).
DE. THOMAS :NICH0LS0X OE ANTIGUA (1799— lS77).t
1799 Born in Dumfriesshire.
1818 Mar. to jNIary Paterson at Thornhill, Scotland.
1819 Sailed from Hull as surgeon of the " Eclipse."
1819 His son Adam born in Scotland Jane 1st. Eeturned from Dayies Straits
in Septendicr.
1821 Eeb. Sailed from Hull as surgeon of the " Eoyal George."
Oct. Arrived in Hull after a perilous voyage and entered into an
engagement with Major Crichton to go to Antigua as assistant to his
brother Dr. Crichton.
1822 Jan. Sailed from Liverpool, and after being a week at sea were compelled
to put back agait;.
Ecb. Sailed again, and after nine days had to put back, and remained
three weeks at Whitehaven.
April 1. Sailed once more from Whitehaven, and anchored in St. John's
Harbour May 5th. On IMay Gth entered on professional duties.
1825 Dr. Crichton entered into partnership with Dr. Musgrave, and Dr. Nichol-
son became assistant to both.
1836 Adam Nicholson arrived from England.
1837 Mrs. Tho. NichoL-on and their dau. Martha arrived.
1838 Jau. 1 Partnership with Dr. Musgrave began (Dr. Crichton having died
Nov. 1827).
1841 Adam Nicholson returned to England.
1843 „ ,, graduated at Edinburgh.
1845 „ ,, returned to Antigua.
1848 Eeb. Dr. Thos. Nicholson sailed for England.
1849 Graduated at Edinburgh.
Sept. Left in " Plioeni.x " sailing s.hip for Antigua, stopping at Madeira
for emigrants, and arrived in Antigna Nov. 17tb.
1851 Eldest dau. jNlartha mar. George Tho. Tyudale.
1852 Dr. Adam Nicholson mar. Caroline Garling. She died in 18G2.
18G3 ,, „ married Annie Jackson.
1SG8 „ ,, died and is buried in the churchyard. J
1877 July 8 Dr. Thomas Nicholson died and is buried in the cemetery. J
McNAMAEA OF TRINIDAD.
This Indre of 3 parts made the 30 July 48 Geo. II L 1808 Eetween' Francis
Macnamara of the I. of Trinidad now residing in the City of London Esq. of the
1" part ; ~\V"' Bradsliaw Macnamara of Sloan Terrace S^ Lukes Chelsea co. Midd''
Esq. son of the said Francis il. of the 2^^ part ; aud Dennis Cunsidine of Brewer
Street Golden Square co. Midd'^ Dr. of physic and Andrew Thynue of Beruers
* Sec " Memoirs of Jolui Honio Tooko," by .Vlex. Stephens, Svo, 2 vols , 1813.
t CommiiniLMted by Mr;i. E. E. Uerber, sole graudiluu^^hter of Dr. Tho. Nicholson.
X At St. Joliii'.s Town, Aiiti>,'ua.
/
'?
288 CARIBBEANA.
Str. Oxford Str. Dr. of physic of the 3'' part WnEiiEAs Fra. Macnamara is seized
of a plantation in the Quarter of Oropiiche in the said I. called Belle Air with
the slaves and stock subject to a rent charge of £300 a year to Uarcas M. his
wife and to a mortgage to Daniel Henry Eucker and John Anthony Kucker of
Mincing Lane Lor.don merchants and co]vartners of £S000 and to a mortgage of
the said plantation together whh. another ph\ntation called the ]']scurial in tlie
Quarter of jMoncoropo to the same of £.jOOO and to make some ])r()vision for his
son after his death he hath agreed to convey lielle Air to Dennis Considine and
Andrew Thynne on the foUowiiig 'J'nists now for 5s. he conveys to them tiie said
sugar plantation of (314 acres with houses, mills, boiling houses, etc., and all
negroes, horse.-*, mules, cattle, subject to the charges thereon for the use of the
said Pra. Isl. for his iife aiid at his death to he conveyed to his son W'm. B. iM.
Signed by —
F. M'^Namara. Seal : Crest, a lion rampant, with motto " Flor .... tentas."
W. B. iS'<=]N^amara. Plain Seal.
D. Considen. Plain Seal.
And"' Thynne. As No. 1 seal.
"Witnessed by Ben: Brooks, Lincoln's Inn, Henry Thynne, and others.
Endorsed: "W'iieijeas before the execution it was agreed that Fra. M. by his
will should have power to charge Belle Air with Annuities not exceeding £150
and a legacy of £500.
[On two skins in the Editor's possession.]
TRINDEE, TUZE AND GAGE OF MOXTSEEEAT.
Tliis Ind're made the 22 May 9 Geo. 1723 Between Teresa Trinder of the |
parish of S' Martins in the feilds co. Midd'^ widow of the one part and Francis Gage |
of the City of London Esq. of the other part "Whereas Francis Gage on 12 April ]
1710 was indebted to Mary Tuke then of St. Giles in the feilds spinster (and |
sister of the said Teresa Trinder) in £500 for which he became hound in a bond \
of £1000 and for further security she did in Hillary terra 8 Geo. in the Court of \
K. B. recover a judgment of £1000 and costs and whereas the said £500 has not <
been paid but only some interest and £50 part of the principal and as now ^i
tliere remains due for interest £1S2 and for principal £450 in all £032 and '■ ^
whereas by Ind're tripartite bearing even date with these pret^ents between Geo. |
Carleton of Staples Inn gent, of the 1'*' i)art, the said Francis Gage of the 2'' part
and the Hon. the Lord Viscount Gage of the 3^ part Geo. Carleton by the
appointment of F. Gage sold to Yiscotint Gage all that plantacon of 2G0 acres in
the I. of JNIontserat for 99 years with stock of negros and personal estate to be
void on F. G. paying tlie £632 and Vise' G. by his deed poll bearing even dale
with these presents doth declare that the said conveyance was made in trust for
Mary Q\ike and she being now out of the Kingdom and having by letter of
attorney of the 14 jSov. 1721 appointed her sister Teresa Trinder to act for her
now it is agreed that if F. G. pay the £032 she will not take out any writ of
execution and will reconvey the said plantation.
Signed by Mary Tuke, Teresa Trinder. Two very perfect seals, with these
arms ; . . . . a fess between three stiifjs trippant ; iinpalhii] .... three lions passant
in pale. In the presence of William Bennetts, Eob*: Stonyclift. Endorsed:
" M" Teresa Trinder's defoazance to Francis Gage Esq. on payment of £G32."
No. (9). [On one skin in the possession of the Editor.]
Trinder (West well and Holwell, co. Oxford, granted 1003) : Salle, a fess Or
letween three stags trippant Argent, attired of the second. (Burke's " Armory.")
V
CARIBBEANA.
. 289
BOOKPLATE OF JOHN OTTO 13AIJEE, ESQ.
i,p
There were two men of the aLove names in Antigua, first-cousins and of
Dutch origin. The one, a Capt.nin of the 3S;h Ecgiment, was sometime of Ham
Common, co. Surrey, and died in Antigua 10 ]\Jay 1817, aged OG. The otlier,
a Colonel of Militia, resided for many years at St. Thomas, near Exeter, where he
died 1 Nov. 1790, aged 07. The same crest, with the addition of the arms, are on
a tomb of 1727 in St. John's churchyard in Antigua.
The above plate is not in the Catalogue of the Eranlif- Collection in tlie British
Museum, which, however, includes two others belonging to the same famil\\
Mr. AY. E. Baillie of Bridgeport, U.S.A., writes: '• 1 do not l;now of any otiier
plate than the crest with large Chippendale surroundings, and 1 tliink the
catalogue is wroii"."
TOL. II.
290
CARIBBEANA.
mawttt of ^t. %\\m.
Eev. Ralph "Willett of Broadwell, co. Gloucester, died about 1598.
(He heads the pedigree iu Hutchins' " Dorset," iii., 30G.)
Eev. Eaphe Willett, M.A., Eector of=
Iccomb, CO. Worcester, 161G ; Matric.
from New College, O.Kford, Feb. 1.397-8,
aged 17, B. A. 9"Peb. lGOl-2, chaplain,
M.A., IG May 1G05; cousin, 1(;19, of
Eaphe AVillettof Cireucester; died 1G5G.
I
James Willet,
cousin, 1G19, of
Eaphe Willett
of Cirencester.
Henry AVillett,
clerk.
Thos. Willett.
Henry Willet of Lon-=
don, a Eovalist, died
1670.
-Mai'tha, 1st dan. of Tlio. Eobinson and first-cousin to
John Eobinson (IGoO — 1723), Bishop of Lor.doji. She
died 1G70.
Capt. Ealph Willet, 1st son, born 1G52, is said to haA'e gone=j=Anue dau. of ... .
to Barbados and then to St. Kitts about 1G71 ; Member of i Estridgeof St. Kitts;
Assembly 1G78; Capt. IGSO ; Speaker 16S1-2-3 ; Member of ! died 15 Oct. 1720,
Council 1G83-4 ; died 30 June 1G94, aged 42
aged 59.
Henry Willet, 1st son, born=pEliz., 1st dau. of
1680; Lieut, and Member of Col. John Stanley
Assembly 1704 ; aged 27 iii
1707 ; of St. John's, Cappes-
terre, 1711 ; had 100 acres in
French quarter 1717 ; died
1740.
of jS'evis; mar. IS
Sep. 1718; died
12 Aug. 1724,
aged 33.
Ann, 1st dau.,
mar. Ab. Pavne.
He Avas 28 in
1707-8, Member
of Council 1730,
and died 1740.
Anna--
bella
Eobin-
son,
died 10
Dec.
1779,
aged
61.
M.I. at
Great
Can-
ford.
I
=Ealph Willet, elder son,=
born S Aug. 1719; ma-
tric. from Oriel Coll., Ox.,
23 June 173G, aged 17 ;
student of Lincoln's
Inn 4 Jan. 1738-9; pur-
chased Merly, co. Dor-
set, 1751; Sheriff 1760;
of Shooters Hill 1759-GO;
r.S.A. 1763; F.E.S.
1764; of Dean Street,
Soho, 1779; died 13 Jan.
1795, aged 75. M.I. at
G. C. ("D.N.B.").
Will dated 17 May
1790; proved 4 Feb.
1795 (128, Newcastle).
^Charlotte,
dau. of ... .
Locke and
widow of
Sam.Strutt,
mar. lie.
dated 9 May
1786; died
in Dean St.
11 and bur.
18 May
1815, aged
09, in West-
minster
Abbev.
Henry
Willet,
youn-
ger
son,
born
23 Oct.
1721;
died in
Eng-
land 9
Nov.
1733.
Martha AVil-
let, died 1757,
spinster.
Three chil-
dren, died
young.
John Wil-=
let* of -
Broad St.,
London,
Merchant,
1767 ; of St.
Benet Fink
1769 ; wit.
to mar. at
St. George's,
Hanover
Sqtiare.
1774. M.I.
at Brent-
ford, CO.
Middlesex,
1782.
s.p.
=Eliz. St.
Leger,
dau. of
Jas. Geo.
Douglas
of Lon-
don, agent
for St.
Kitts;
mar. at
St. Geo.,
Hanover
Si].. 2 Mar.
1769.
Ealph
Willet
was her
guardian.
i
Parentage unknown.
CARIBBEANA.
291
. . . .^Dorothy .... In 1G19
AVillet. I of Shiptoii, 0-\ford.<lnre.
1
Kaplie AVillet^I/.ab
.'11, John
of Cireiiccs- sisterof "W'illet,
tcr, oo.GloiK-.. ' Tlio.
named
clothier. Will , and
lG19in
dated 18 Julv ] AVm.
will of
1G19 ; proved Powf
dl. his bro-
ItUO (87,
ther.
Parker). j
I
r"
1
EapheWu-=f^!Susaii-
1
Edward-
letofAVoot-
nah
Willetof
ton-uiuler-
....
Ciren-
Edge, CO.
cester,
Gloue.,died
clothier.
iG72, intes-
Will
tate. Ad-
proved
moii. to his
1G75(72,
son Ralph.
Dycer) .
\
/
N
k«J 111. I ias>^
From Seiiex's "Atlas," 1721
Argent, three hors f/cmeJIes Oi'Ies, on a cJdef Or
three lions rampant Sable. Hatchiiis ^ives : Arr/enf,
three bars yemellcs Salle, in chief as mantf lions
ranip".nt of the second. CuEST. — On a ducal coronet
Or, a moorcock irith ivinfls expanded Salle, combed
and irattU'd QuUs. Burke cives this lutter coat as
AVillett of Waltliaiiistow, co. Es^e.x.
Cjpl. AVilliani Willei. born 1G17; of Trir.ity, Palmeto Point,= Henry Wiliet,
St. Kitrs, 1G77-S; J. P. and :Member of Council IGSO ; ; Member of As-
Treasurer IGSl ; aged ^k) in 1707-8 ; living 1712. ! semblv IGSl.
William
Wiliet,
named bj'
Margaret
asheinincle
17 IS ;
(?) party to
cio?erollof
1771.
Kitts, 2n(l son ; has
250 acre.*! and 60
negrosin the French
qnarter 1717; ^lem-
ber of Council 1707
—27 ; (?) bur. at
Cappesterre 5 Oct.
174-5.
^Mary, dan. of Col.
.lohn Stanley; re-
uiar. before 171S
Cha. Laval Moli-
ueux of jNIoiitscr-
I'at and St. Kitts,
who was born
lGS;i.
Major Ralph Wil-^^Iary
let, born IGSG; aged ''....,
21 in 1707-S; of
Trinity-, Palmetto
Point," 17 11; Presi-
dent 1712 ; owned
200 acres and 71
uegros in French
quarter 1717; died
about JMay 171S.
remar.
abi)ut
1721
Mark
Bache-
lor. .
KWillctt*
died IS
Sep. 175!)
in Upjier
Brook St.
Eliz. Wiliet, dan. and
coheir 1710, and coheir
to her cousin Ralph
Wiliet, Esq., deceased ;
mar. before 178G W'd.
Ottleyof St. Ivitts. She
and their seven children
living 174S. His will
proved 1775 (111, Alex-
ander).
"I
Margaret Wiliet.
theyounger,of St.
Kitts, dau. and co-
heir. Will dated
20 June 1748,
then bound for
En.gland ; proved
1 March 1750
(07, Dusbv).
Ralph Wniet, Esq.,
(?) applied to be
^.[ember of Council
1711-12; dead 1740.
Eli/., and Margaret
Wiliet were his
two coheirs and
cousins.
Owing to lack of proof this jiedigree is doubtful.
• Parciitairc unloiuwii.
V 2
292
CARIBBEANA.
1677-8, Jan. Trinity, Palmetto Point. Capn. "Wm. TVillett. (Ante, 75.)
1678, June 10.
1680, July 1.
the Ke;];. of Foot
1680, July 12.
1681, A p." 15.
1682, Nov. 20.
also 30 Oct. 1GS3
1683, Dec. 6.
Ealph W., then M. of A. (A\M. Cal.) ::u»
"Justice "\V., J. P. at Palmeto Point," and Capt. Ealph W. of
561
Wm. W. signs as M. of C. 574
Ealph W., then Speaker 30
Ealph AV., Speaker of the Genl. A., Wm. W., a M. of ditto.
338, 530
Ealph AV., and on Dec. 20 AVm. AV., both sworn of the C.
561, 571
1684, Jan. 2G. Henry AY., a M. of Assembly, AA^m. AV. and Ea. AV., both of
the C, and Capt. AVm. W.. Treasurer ' 581, 647
The aboye are not named in the Ciilendars for the next 15 years.
1699, Ap. 20 and July 18. AVm. W., M. of C. 282, 310, 352
1704, Sep. IS. Lieut. Henry AVillett of the Assembly.
1706, Dec. 30. AVm. AVillett, Esq., M. of Council.
1707, Noy. 25. Jno. AVillett named.
1707-8, Census of St. Christopher's. Taken and signed by Wm. WiUett.
T. Lee^yard I., yol. 10.) : —
Boys
Girls.
Neg. men.
15
AVom.
16
Boys. Girls.
4 2
1
13
8
14
9
5
6
1
3
and 2
mulatto.
sterre —
Men. AYom.
Children.
Ne
g. men.
AYora.
Children.
2 3
—
17
14
—
0 Point —
4- 2
2 1
1
12
4
11
3
7
5
(B,
Age. Men. Worn.
Henry AVillett 27 3 3
Trinity, Palmeto Point —
AVm. AVillett 00 4
Ealph AVillett 21 1
1711. St. Johns, Ca^
Mr. Henry AVillet
1711. Trinitij, Pahnt
Cap. AVm. AVillett
Cap. Ealph AVillett
1711-12, March. Memorial of Ealph AVillett to be of the CI.
1712. AVm. AVillett and Ealph AVillett, President of St. Kitts, lost £1547 c.
or £1031 st. at the French Inyasion.
1714. John AV^illett of St. Chr. \yrites to the Bishop of London* asking to be
appointed a commissioner for the sale of French lands, " those small streams of
Blood, ^yhich derived from your Lordships ancestors, yet flow iu my veins."
(Fulham Palace Eecords.)
1714-15. Joseph Estridge of St. Kitts seals his letter with the AA^^illett arms.
(B. T. Leeward I., vol. 13.)
{Ealph AVillet has 200 acres aud 71 negros iu the French quarter.
Henry AVillet „ 100 „ „ 40 „ „
John 'AVillet „ 250 „ „ 60 „ „
1718. John AVillet, Esq., a M. of Council.
1718, June 18. jS'ews reed, of the death of Ealph AVillett of the Council.
(B. T. Leeward I., vol. 15.)
1724. John AVillet, an Exor. of Majr. Eiclid. Holmes.
1724. ]\Iary AVillet, widow of Majr. Ealph AVillet, wife of iMark Bachelor.
{Ihid., vol. 17.)
1727-8, Feb. John AVillett, Esq., writes that he has been M. of CI. 20 years
aud wisl'.es to retire, his health bad, and his privale fortune intangled by the late
affairs. (Minutes of Council of St. Kitts.)
* IIo was Jolin Robinson, D.I). (1G50— 1723), first-cousin to Mrs. Martha AVillet. (Sec
"D.N.B.")
CARtBBEANA. 293
1753. Ralph AVillett, Esq., 1 plantation in St. John, Cappcsterrc ; 3 in
Christ Ch., Niciiola Town ; 1 in St. Paul's, Cappesterre. (Baker's " Map.")
1759, Sep. 18. H. Willett, of Upper Brook-str. Esq. (" G.M.," 442.)
17G7. John WiUeit of Broad Street, Loudon, Merchant, a party to a Payne
deed.
1779, Dec. 23. Mrs. Willett, wife of Ralph AVillett, Esq., of Merly, in
Dorsetshire. (" Bath Chronicle.'')
178G, May 15. Ralph Willett, esq ; of Merly, co. Dorset, to Mrs. Strutt, of
College str. AVestniinster, relict of Sam. Strutt, esq ; clerk assistant of Parliament.
(" G.M.," 440.)
1795, Jan. 13. At Merlcy, Ralph AVillet, esq. proprietor of a large estate in
St. Christophers, his grandfather & namesake (descended from Tho. W. preb. of
Ely 1560, whose son Andrew* succeeded him in that preferment 1587) ....
settled in the W. I. &c. (Ibid., 169.)
1815, May 11. In Dean-street Soho, aged 69, Mrs. AV. widow of the late
Ralph AV. esq. of Merley, co. Dorset. (" G.M.," 478.)
ST. GEORGE'S, ST. KITTS. (Ante, I., 358.)
Bur. 1745, Oct. 5 John AVillett Esq'' : at Cappesterre.
ST. GEORGE'S, HANOVER SQUARE.
17G9, Mar. 2. John AVillett of St. Bennett Fink, London, Esqr. and B., and
Elizabeth St. Jaeger Douglas of this parish, S. L.A.C. AVitnesses, John St. Leger
Douglas and Ralph AVillett.
1774, Aug. 25. John AVillett and Ralph Adye, witaesses to marriage of Mark
Dyer and Ann Moreton.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
1815, May IS. Charlotte Willett ; Dean Street, Soho ; died the 11th, aged 09 ;
in the South Cloister.
BRENTFORD, CO. MIDDLESEX.
(Lysons' " Environs of London," ii., 49.)
In the churchyard : —
John AVillet, Esq., 1782.
CiosE Roll, 14 Geo. II., 9tu Paet, Nos. 4 and 5.
This Indenture quadripartite made 19 Dec. 14 Geo. II. 1740 between Robert
Pearne of the parish of Evenly, co. Northants, Esq., s. and h. of Robert Pearne
late of the I. of Antigua, E.sq. dec*^, and grands, and h. niale of Henry Pearne of
I. of Antigua dec'' of the 1-- part; Will. Otcley of the I. of S' Christoi)iicr Esq.
and Eliz. his wife and ^lavgarct \ViIlet the Y'' of S' Christooher sp'' which said
Eliz. Ottley aud Murg' Willet are the daus. and coli. of John VViliett a'.id cousins
and coh. of Ralph Willett 1. of S' Christopher Ksq. dec'' of tho 2'' part ; Will.
» Andrew W,, D.D. (1562 — 1621), 11. of Bulov, co. Herts, left uiue sous, oue of whom,
Tho. W. (1603—1674) was 1st Mayor of New York.' ("D.N.B.")
20i
CARIBBEAN A.
Col.eniaii of Loudon Mcrcli' of tlie 3^ part ; Drury Ottley tlie Y'' and Chas. Lavall
Molineux of S' Christopher Esq. of the -i"' part.
WiiERKAS iu 173G an action of ejectment was brought against AVill. Ottley
and Eliz. his wife and ^farg' AVillett the Y'' on the death of Jiob' Pearue in the
C of K. B. and C. P. at the town of Basseterre for recovery f lom them of one
Messuage, 200 a. of land, 200 a. of cane, lUO a. of pasture and 100 a. of wood in
the parish of S' Mary Cayon and judgment was given that Eob' Pearne the lessee
should recoTcr his term in the said lands but Eob' Pearue h;is released his action
as to the said ]\Iess. and they brought a writ of error before the G.ov"" and Council
and the former judgmeut was affirmed and they appealed to the King which
appeal is still depending and whereas by an agreement dated 21 May last betwceu
the said Eob' Pearne 1. of iS' Christopher then resident in London of the one part,
Will. Coleman for Will. Ottley and Eliz. his wife and Marg' Ottley of the other
part, to put an end to all litigation and in consideration of £1000 to be paid Hob.
.Pearne will assure the lands to the Ottleys etc. and relense all costs and for -"5 /-
sells to Drury Ottley and Chas. L. ^lolineux that plantation in S* Mary Cayon
of 120 a. formerly that of Peter Skerrit dec'' and after by patent by verdict of
jury was found granted uy King William 111. to Henry I'earne the grandfather
and was iu the tenure of Patrick Blake Esq. and late in that of Kalph AVillett Esq.
for the use of Eliz. Ottley & Marg' Willet in equal moieties.
Margaret Willet of the I., of St. Chr'', sp"". Will dated 20 June 174S.
Bound to England. All my real est. to my bro. -in-law the lion. W"' Ottley of
S' Chr., Esq., for ever. My uncle M- AY"' AVillet and my aunt M" Marg' Grosling
50' a year each. My father-in-law Chas. Laval Molineux, Esq , 20-". To ray s^'
bro. -in-law and his wife, uiv si.ster, 100="^ each. My friend Al''^ Prisciila Woodropp
£100. Myk.w. M'' MaryHowse£40. Molly Willet, a mulatto, £-50. My bro. Crisp
Molineux £500. My niece and goddau. Edith Ottley, dau. of my s'' bro.-iu-lav»"
W" O., £1000, all res. to the li other children of s'' bro.-iu-law, viz., Urewry, AY"',
Eliz., Marg', Sarah AYillet, and Martha Eleming Ottley. S^' W"' 0., Esq., and
his Father Drewrj^ 0., Esq., now in England, Ex'ors. AYituessed b}^ John Baker,
Ravell Kerie, Alex'' Mnxwell. Proved 1 March 1750 by AY"" 0., power reserved
to D. 0. (97, Busby.)
AYill dated 23 Julv 175;
AYill
and
■Richard AAnisou, Chief Justice of St. Christopher,
My dau. Frances A'Tillet £500. (409, Lynch.)
Peter Soulegre of London ani formerly of St. Christopher, Esq.
10 Dec. 175S. Ralph WilJett of Shooter's llill, Esq., a Trustee
(124, Lynch.)
James Oeorge Douglas of Loiidon, Merchant. Will dated 1759.
Ralph AYillett c)f Shooter's Kill, E>q. (193, Seeker.)
James Parson Ottley of Portman Street, late of St. Christopher. AYill
4 Feb. 1779. John Willett Adye of Dean Str., Soho Sq., Esq., a sole
My former agreement with Kalph Willett, Esq. (107, AYarburlon.)
date. I
Ex'or.
My friend
dated
Ex'or.
Ralph AYillett of Alerlev Place in the parish of Great Cinford, co. Dorset, Esq.
AYill dated 17 May 1790. "To my wife £101)0 and £200 a yr., and to eich of her
children, Sam. Strutt, Ilonrv Strntt, and Charlotte Strutt. £50. Mv couzen Sir
Ralph Pavne, 1\.B., GloJO. Couzen Stephen Payne Grallway, 'Esq., £200.
.X'ouziu John Willett Pavne £5i)iV Cou/,in Will'' Payne £500. Couzin Ann
Georges, wife of W'" Payne (!., E<q., £500. Couzin .Martha Payne £500.
Couzin Lucretia Payne £20 J. Couzins Abr. Adye, Ralpli Adye, Clara Auyo the
younger, Mirt'i.i Adye, An i Adye, and Mary Adye £200 each. Couzin \Y"'
CAllIBBEANA. 295
Woodley, Hiq., £500. Couzin John Stanley, Esq., £4000. To John Willett
Stanley, s. of my 8*^ couzin John Stanley, £1000 at 21. £3000 on trust to s'' John
Stanley and couzin John ^\''illett Adye, Esq., to pay the Interest to my couzin
Stephen Payne Adye, IMajor E A., and his wife. To T. £300 a yr. for my
couzin John Willett. Couzin Clara Adye the Elder £100 a yr. Couzin John
Brozet of S' Chr. £100. Couzin Ann Audain £50 a yr. Godchild Annabella
Willett Adye, dau. of couzin John Willett Adye, in remembrance of my late wife,
whose name she bears, £2000. Couzin John \\'illett Adye sole Ex'or. I bequeath
Merley and est. at S' Chr. to my couzin John Willett Adye, 2'' s. of my couzin
Clara Adye. he to use the name and arms of Willett only. The statue of my
1. uncle John Willett, Esq., in the hall not to be moved,
Is^ Codicil. 11 May 1792. My wife Charlotte to have the use of my house
in Dean Str., S' Ann, West^.
2nd Codicil. 15 Dec. 1793. Leg. to couzin W" Woodley has lapsed by his
death, so give to his 1st s. W™ £500.
Zrd Codicil. 4 A2)ril 1794. To couzin John Stanley, Esq., the land in Nevis
heretofore the property of ^lich' S., his father, and w'' I have many years possessed
by virtue of a mortgage.
'^th Codicil. My wife Charlotte is entitled by our mar. sett, to £600 a yr.
and 1 gave her £200 a yr. by my will and now give her £200 a yr. more, making
in all £1000 a year.
Last codicil dated 7 Jan. 1795. Sworn 4 Feb. and proved with 7 Codicils
4 Peb. 1795 by J. W. A. (128, Newcastle.)
1619, July 13. Eaphe Willet of Cirencester, co. Gloucester, clothier. My
P' s. Kaphe 300'. My youngest s. Edw. 300'. My dau. Dorothy W. 300'. My
Mother Dorothy A7. of Shipton, Oxfordshire, 100'. My brother John W. To
Eleanor Tomes alia^ Pattricke, my wife's dau., 40'. Tho. Powell and Wm. Powell,
my wife's rwo brothers. My cosen James WiUet, s. of Raphe W. of Brodwell,
clerk, deceased, 10'. My brothers-in-Iavr John Greene, W'" Seelie. John AN^hiting,
and W""' 3^'yler (?). My sister Dorothy Browne. My wife Izabell Ex'trix.
Cousin Jlaphe W. of . . combe (? Iccombc), Worcestershire, clerk. Witnessed
by Jas. Willet. Proved 1619. (87, Parker.)
Tho. Pitt of Bristol, Merchant. Sister Martha Willett, bro. Wm. W.
1655. (105, Euthen.)
Eliz. Spert'of Wickwarre, co. Gloucester, widow of Rob. S.. Esq. Mess,
to Ealph W. of Wootton-under-Edge, g'. House in Bristol. 17 Feb. 1657.
(421, Pell.)
Sam. Dawe of Wootton-under-Edge, clothier. Witnessed by Ealfli Willett.
(141, Berkley.)
1668. John Willet. Bro. Eichard, mother Alice. (162, Hene.)
1672, Dec. 4. Eali)h Willet. Com. to Ealph W., s. of Ealph W., late of
Wootton-under-Edge, dec''. Sus'' AV., his relict.
1675. Edw. V\'illett of Ciienccstcr, clothier. Bro. Ealph, sons Jas., Edw.,
and Tho. (72, Dyccr.)
1676. Wm. Willett. Jun., of Bristol, Mercliant. Two daus., 3 bros., John,
Tho., and Walter. (4.5, Bence.)
1681. Wm. Willett, Jun., of Bristol, Merchant. Sons Wm., Ju», Tho., and
Walter at 21. A\'ifc .Martha. (81, North.)
^m. AVillctt was M. of the Corporation of Bristol in 1656, 1661 — 1679;
SherifE 166S ; ^Lnster of the Merchant Venturers Co. 1670-1. (Beaven's " Bristol
Lists.")
296 CARIBBEANA.
16S6. Eal2)li Willet of Combe* in AVotton-under-Edge, co. Gloucester, gent.
(157, Lloyd.)
1692. Kalpti Willett, co. Gloucester, gent. Son Kalpli and liis three children,
Ealph, etc. (178, F:ine.)
1739. Eev. Ealpli Willet of Cirencester, clerk. Adm'on 14 March to Eliz.,
relict, also Sept. 1739 and Oct. 17.33. He was Eector of Strattou and died
20 Aug. 173S, aged 84. M.l. there. (Rudder, 710.)
See " Dorset Notes and Queries," vol. xii., p. 302, for query about Willet of
Bristol, and an article in " (^louccster Notes and Queries," ii., 558.
John Selfeof Cirencester died 17G3, a2;ed 55 ; married Eliz., died 176G, aged 49.
Her arms : Barry ofticelce., SahJe and Arrjent, on a chief of ihe second three lions
rampant of the first for W'illet. (Eudder, 3G4.)
1039. Xibley. Ealph AVillet of Wotton, an Attorney at law, holdetli certain
enclosed grounds, whereon a house of late built called Biuley, cont. 7 acres, which
he 'purchased of John Trotman, eldest s. of the said Tho. T., to whom upon hi's
marriage with the sister of the said Ealph W. he conveyed the same & were
parcell of his messuage at Forthay. (" Gloucester Notes and Queries," v., 21.)
Indenture dated 20 Nov. 1G71 between Eob. French of "VVotton-uuder-Edge,
etc. Witnessed by Ea. Willett. {Ibid., 18G.)
WOTTON-UNPEB-E DGE.
On a slab : In memory of William, eldest son of Eandul|ili Willet, Gent., who
died Sept. 11, 1G57, aged 21, and of Susanna his sister, and Peter and Matthew
his brothers, who had died not long before. (Several lines omitted.) (" Gloucester
Notes and Queries," i., 1G2, and Eudder, 852.)
He matriculated at OiFord in 1G53.
GEEAT CANFOED, CO. DOESET. (Copied 29 April 1912.)
In the chapel to the south of the chancel, and over the arch in the dividing
wall of the former : —
ANNABELLA WILLETT
Uxor Eodolphi Willett de Merly
Ceisit fatis 10"'" Dec""-'^ 1779 ,Etat Gl"""
Quadraginta annis in amore mutuo,
et in dies crclcente feliciter exactis.
Quid luges ! Conviva I'atur, Cede.
Cedo lubens ;
ENS ENTIVM ! milcrcre noltrum,
EODOLPHUS WILLETT Armigcr
obiit 13'"° Jan"' 1795 .Etat 75'^
Above are the arms of AVillett, impaling, a chevron Ictwecn three stags'
irippantf [EoBixso'].
• There was an ancient ycomaa and dofbier family of Adey or Adye also ."-eateJ in Combe,
t I give these arms from Hutchius, as the sliield wis too high Uji to mako them out.
CARIBEEANA. 297
In the chapel : —
Sacred to the Memorv
of CATHERINE AVILLETT, A\nfe of JOHX AVILLETT AVILLETT,
of Merit) in the County of Dorfet, Elq'''
(Seven lines.) I'he expired
on the 10"' Dav of October 179S ; in the ;37"' vear of her A^a.
Her Daughter 'aNNABELL A AVILLETT AVILLETT died on the
6"' Day of December 179-3 ; in the 15''' Year of her Age
(Seven lines.) erected by the Huf band and Fatlier
J. Bacon E.A. Sculp' 1799.
Below are these arm.s : AVillett impaling, Argent, six pellets, 3, 2, and 1,
a chief embattled Sable [Beoumcker of St. Kitts].
Over the door in the north wall of chapel. In the centre at tlie top is an
urn with deceased's face cut in profile ; an angel stands on one side and a child on
the other : —
Sacred to the Memory of
, JOHN AVILLETT WILLETT,
of Merly House, in this County, Esquire, F.E.S., F.A.S.
who departed this Life
September the 26^1^ 1S15, Aged 71.
Arms. — Quarterly : 1 and 4, AVillett ; 2 and 3, .... a fess between two lions
passant [Payne of St. Kitts] ; impaling, . . . . a wolf rampant, in chief three stars
[AVilson].
Hutchins only says " Arms of AVillett."
On a black and white marble tablet, with cross and wreath, on the north wall
close to the floor : —
HENEY EALPH AVILLETT ADYE,
WHO DIED
AT FAU BASSES FYRANEES, FliAyCE ;
OF EAPID CONSUMPTION
ON THE 22^'° APRIL ISSO,
IN THE 23"° YEAE OF HIS AGE.
ELDEST SON OF TUE LATE
AVILLETT LAAVKEXCE ADYE, ESQ''% J.P. and D.L.
FORilEELY OF :SIEliLY COVSTY OF DOliSET ;
DEEPLY LAMENTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM.
HIS EEMAINS ARE INTEEEED IN THE FAMILY VAULT
IN THIS CUUECHYARI).
On a white and black marble tablet over an arch in the north wall of chapel :-
SACRED
TO THE MEMORY OF
CLAUDE EG BEET EOSS,
BELOVED THIRD SON OF
"WILLETT LAWRENCE ADYE ESQ.
AND ELIZABETH 1[IS WIFE
OF MERLY IN THIS COUNTY,
BOHN NOVEMBER 11^" l^GO
DIED MARCH 23^" 1873.
298 CATIIBBEA.NA.
In Memory of Jan^e, relict of James Adye, R.A., who died at Paddington
Sept. G^'', 1S58, !\;:!;ed 09 } ears. This monumental tablet is erected by her eldest
son "WiLLETT Laavrexce Adte of Merlv.*
In the southern portion of the churchyard is a very large brick vault, about
15 feet by 10 feet, with tliree flat stones laid over it, and enclosed by iron
railings : —
Here lieth the body of AXXABELLA WILLETT
Wife of KALPII WILLETT of Merly ESQR;
She died Dec>-. 10, 1779, Aged 61 Tears.
SAMUEL MAETIX Elq^ of Marfhallswick, Herts
Died Noo'- 20»i' 1788 .Etat 7-5.
CLAUD ROBERT R0.8S ADTE
BOE.V 11^= NOV" ISGO DIED 23"" ItAllCH 1S73.
A\aLLETT LAWREXCE ADTE
BORN 4^^^ MAT 181S DIED 27^" NOV" 187S.
HEXRT RALPH WILLETT ADTE
BORN 7^° OCT. 1857 DIED 22''° APRID 18S0.
STANLET JOHN ADTE
BORN 28^= OCT. 1SG3 DIED 13^« YE-R^ 1S89.
JAMES MORTIMER ADTE
BORN 19^" APRIL 1859 DIED 30^= MARCH 1895
ELIZABETH MARIAN AUTE (NEE ROSS)
BORN V^ SEPT. 1823. DIED 30^^ MARCH 1905.
Butl)5', Btatlj$, anti iHarriasts from tljc
'' BSarbatios iHeicui}> '* autj '' JSviticjttcilim
#ajettc/* 1805 to 1818.t
Br EDW.ARD GOULBURN SINCKLER, Police Magistrate, B-aebados.
1818.
Aug. 22 (Married) 0]i Tluirsday evening, i\Iiles Jauies Ayshford, Esq., to Miss
Mary Christian Gibbcs. (Died) On Wednesday last, Mr. Paul I.ightbourn;
and tliis morning, Mrs. Jane Mascoll.
Aug. 25 (Died) On Saturday moi-ning last, 3[r. Edward Archer of this Town.
Aug. 29 Proclamation. £50 offered for arrest of John Burke and David Burke,
who caused the death of Lieutenant Matthew Moore of the 4th Batt. of His
Majesty's GOlh Heginient. They gave him a severe beating on the l8tli and
he died on 21th August 1818. (^Married) On Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Pindar, Lieutenant Beverhouldt of the G3rd Regiment to Mi.ss
Elizabeth, second daughter of Timothv Carter. Escj. (Died) On Wednesday
last, in tlie Parish of St. John, Dr. Francis Bell; and in this Town, Mrs. H.
Culpepper and JNfr. A. Ross.
* This M.I. is triveri by llutcbiiis, but I failed to see it.
t Coatiuucd from page 2Si.
CARIBBEANA. 290
Sep. 5 (Died) On AYcdnesday last, in the parish of St. Philip, Mrs. Harriet
Atwell.
Sep. 8 (Died) On Sunday last (deeply regretted by a numerous circle of her
acquaintance, who held her virtues in high estimation), Mrs. Cutting, wife
of Stephen Cutting, Esq., of this Town. (See September L2 also.)
Sep. 12 (Married) On Thursday evening last, by theKev. Mr. Orderson, Hum-
phrey Walrond, Esq., to Miss Elizabeth Ann White. (Died) In this Town,
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney. Obituary Xotice (very long) on Mrs. Elizabeth
Edmund Cutting, wife of S. Cutting, Esq., "of this Town," who was interred
at St. Michael's Church, 23 years old, signed " Affectio." Vide Septem-
ber 8th also.
Sep. 15 (Died) On Saturday last, Mr. Hoyte of this Town ; and this morning,
Mr. John A. Lowe of the parish of St. Andrew.
Sep. 19 (Married) On I'hursday morning last, at St. Michael's Church, by the
Kev. Mr. King, Lieut. J3. M. Jones, H. P., of tiie Sth W.I. liegiment, to Miss
Kebecca M. Jervis, daughter of the late Ileury T. Jervis, Esq. (Died) On
Saturday last. Miss Susanna C. Allej^ue, aunt of K. A. Ellcock, Esq. ; and
on Tuesday last, in the parish of Saint George, Henry C. Barker, Esq.
Sep. 22 (Married) On Thursday evening last, Wiliiaui AValroud, juur.. Esq.,
to Miss Caroline Prances, second daughter of the late Dr. Walcott. (Died)
On her passage hither from St. Kitts, Mrs. Tiiornhiil, wife of Henry Thorn-
hill, Esq., of Hole Town ; and this morning, Mrs. AValrond, wife of George
"Walrond, Esq., of this Town.
Sep. 2G (Married) On Thursday evening last, John Oxley, Esq., to Miss
Hebecca Catherine, daughter of Kobert T. Giiteus, Esq. (Died) On Wednes-
day last, in the 21st year of her age, Mrs. Jemima Christy, wife of ACr. AVilliam
Christy of this Town. {JS'ote. Wm. Christy soon got married again. See
Nov. 14.) And (died) yesterday morning, Mrs. Pierrepont, the wife of
Thos. Pierrepont, Esq., a lady deservedly regretted, etc.
Sep. 29 (]3ied) On Saturday night last, Mr. John P. P. Armstrong, Collector
for the Parish of Saint ALichael.
Oct. 6 (Married) On Friday evening last, Howard Griffith, Esq., to Miss
Mary Greaves of Speights Town. (Died) In the Parish of Saint Peter, Miss
Cornelia, sister to Charles Cadogan of this Town.
Oct. 10 (Died) Yesterday, in this Town, Miss Patience Crawford.
Oct. 13 (Died) At Demerary, on the 1st instant, Alexander Fullcrton, Esq., a
gentleman much regretted by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance.
Oct. 17 (Married) On Thursday morning last, Henry W. Proderingham, Esq.,
to iliss Margaret, sister of John Carew, Esq.
Oct. 20 (Died) On Sunday morning last, Dr. llenn Hamden, who was (as is justly
stated in yesterday's '" IntcUiyciiccr^') ''an old and highly respectable In-
habitant of this Town, etc " "' He for some time held " . . . . "the Com-
mission of Colonel of the Troop of Life Guards, and he also tilled the situation
of a Vestryman." (Died) Also, in this Town, Mrs. Elizabeth White, relict
of Mr. Nicholas White.
Oct. 2-1 We are sorry to hear oE the loss of the Schooner " Swift " of this Port,
whence she was proceeding for 13emerary, when, early in the morning
of the 11th inst., a gust of wind suddenly upset lier, and Mr. James
"Woodroufl'e, who owned a share in this vessel, was unfortunately drowncJ in
her cabin.
Oct. 31 (Died) Last night, in this Town, Turner Roope, Esq.
Nov. 3 (Married) On Saturday evening, Charles F. Sage, Esq., to Miss Prances
Gibbes.
Nov. 7 (Married) On AV^ednesday evcmng last, George N. Taylor, Esq.,
Attorney at Law, to Miss Christian, daughter of Lynch Thomas, Senr., Esq.,
deceased. (Died) On the 10th October, at Primston's Hill, St. Kitts, the
Lady of Capt. Strattou (Scraton) of the liojal Artillery.
300 CARIBBEANA.
Nov. 10 (Married) In the Parish of St. Peter, Obed Boyce, Esq., to Miss Aim
Mauderlield.
Nov. 11 (Married) Ou Tiiursday evening, Mr. William Christy to Miss Mascoll,
both of this Town. (Died) This morning, in child-bed, Mrs. Sarah E. Cheeks,
wife of Mr. Henry Cheeks, junr. (She left 5 children. A long obituary
notice about her.)
Nov. 21 (Married) On Wednesday last, William Barron, Esq., Deputy Assist-
ant Commissary General, to Miss Eollock, daughter of VV. Kollock, Esq.
(Birth) On the 2oth September last, at Cheltenham, England, the Lady of
Samuel Harmau, Esq., of a daughter.
Nov. 24 (Births) Ou the 29th September, at the residence of her mother
(Ovenden- House, near Seven Oaks, England), the Lady of John P. Mayers,
Esq., of this Island, of a still-born infant. And. yesterday morning, in this
Town, the Lady of John Bovell, Esq., of a daughter. On the Gth October,
at Edinburgli, the Lady of Dr. Eergusson, Inspector of Hospitals, of a
daughter. At Clift(ni, England, on the 8th October, the Lady of David Hall,
Esq., of a daughter. (Died) On Sunday last, in this Town, Miss Eliza
Ashby ; and this morning, Mr. James Young. At Tours in Eranee, on the
23rd September, of a fever of 14 days' continuance, Nathan Lucas, Jun.,
Esq., the only son of the Hon. Nathan Lucas of this Island. On his passage
to England, in the ship "Tiger," Thomas Cadogan, Esq., of this Island.
Dec. 5 (^larried) On Saturday, John Cobham Crawford, Esq., to Miss Avise
C, only daughter of John Carter, Senr., Esq., of Saint Philip.
Dec. 15 (Birth) In England, on the 26th October, the Lady of John Eycroft
Best, Esq., of a daughter. (Died) Yesterday, Mrs. Knight.
Dec. 19 (Birth) On Tuesday last, in the Parish of Christ Church, the Lady of
John Maycr.s, Esq., of a daughter, (ilarried) On Thursday evening last,
Lieut, li. S. Vv'ickham, 1st W.l. Ilegiment, son of li. S. Wickham, Esq., to
Miss Eifreda, youngest daughter of the Honourable William Bishop, deceased,
several years President of this Colony. And that morning, at St. Michael's
. Church, Mr. Joseph E. Bo wen to Miss Sarah E. Young. (Died) On the
15th inst., at his seat near Speights Town, W. Graham, Esq. (Long obituary
notice praising him as a husband and sen, etc.)
Dec. 22 (Married) On Saturday Jiight, John Butcher, Esq., to Miss Jane S.
AVhite, daughter of the late Mr. W. White of Saint George's.
Dec. 29 (Died) Yesterday, in the Parish of Saint Philip, Mr. Nathaniel Thomas
Howard.
Omitted Sepicmler 29, 1818. An Inquest was held on Friday last in Speights
Town for the purpose of viewing the body of Henry Bishop alias " Waterman."
A verdict was given of " Wilful Murder by William Pitt Archer."
(£)itractci from tljt ** JSarianosj Ci)ronicU/' ov
'' Caribljcau Couriti*/'
Br EDAVAED GOULBUEN SINCKLER, Police Magisthate, Barbados.
1807.
Saturday, Dec. 5 (Died) On Tluir.sday, Mrs. Jordan, Aunt of William Evcrsley,
Esq., aged 8-3 years, also Mr. S. Ji. Holder, aged l!S, both of this Town.
Saturdav, Dec. 12 (Died) Yesterday, Miss Martha Barker, who for many years
rendered herself valuable to this Community as a Tutoress. Also, in the
prime of life, by a fracture of the leg, which lie accidentally received from a
CAUIBBEANA. 301
fall some clays since, Mr. Iv. Cock, first Cousin of Eicliard Cock. Jr.. of lliis
Place. (Here follows a long culopy iipon ]\Ir. Cock, stntiiig ivitr alio that " to
a younger brother he performed the part of a fond indiilaent Parent.")
Wednesday, Dec. IG (Died) On Saturday niglit last, after a few days' illness
with fever, Mr. John Iluiite, son of 'Ihomas Hunte, Esquire, of St. Thilin's, a
young gentleman who bore an universal good character, and the following
evening his remains- were interrtd in St. INIichael's Church Yard. A respect-
able number of his Masonic Brethren joined in funeral procession to the
Church, etc.
Saturday, Dec. 19 (Died) On Wednesday last, John F. Nicholls, Esq., Solicitor
General of this Island, after a few days' illness of fever.
Wednesday, Dec. 30 (^Married) Major C. A. Howell, Treasurer and Store-
keeper of the Island, to Mrs. Abel Hinds, on Wednesday night the 23rd inst.
(Died) On his ])assage to Liverpool, Eic-hard Hooton, Esq., a 3[erchant of
this place. On Wednesday last, Mrs. Knight, Mother of Samuel Knight,
Esq., Capt. Gunner of St, Peter's division, aged S7 years. Also on Monday,
Mr. King of Christ Church. (This newspaper has a long notice in memory
of Miss Martha Barker.)
1808.
Priday, Jan. 15 (Died) On Friday last, Jarratt Hampden, Esq. His domestic
virtues endeared him to his relatives. He belonged, as appears from the
obituary notice, to the Fraternity of Ancient Masons wiio attended his
funeral. Also, suddenly, the next evening, Thomas Hordle, Esq., a gentle-
man universally esteemed, who has left a large family to deplore his loss.
(This newspaper has a notice of adminittration re William Ince, deceased,
of the Parish of Saiut Lucy, by Howard Griflith.)
Friday, Jan, 29 (Married) Last niglit, at Speightstown, E, Walrond, Junr,,
Esquire, Searcher of this Port, to Miss Dorothy Skinner. (Died) At Tobago,
much regretted and lamented, on Saturday the ninth of January, the
Reverend Mr. W, Terrill, Brother in law of John Higginson, Esq., and sou
of the late jNIr. Terrill, Eector of St. Lucy's Parish in this Island.
Friday, Feb. 5 (Died) On Sunday Morning last, John A, Chase, Esq., in the
65th year of his Age. He died as he had lived respected and lamented,
having completed a period of more than 30 years in the Service of his Country,
during which he filled the several olllces of A^estryman, Gunner, Justice of
the Peace, Master of the high and honourable Court of Chancery and Assist-
ant Judge of the precinct of St. Michael, etc.
Wednesday, Feb. 17 Executorial Notice by Edward West re Miss Martha Barker,
deceased. Notice that John Howl Todd has petitioned His Honour the
President for letters of Administration to the Estates of Wm. Joseph Brere-
ton, Sarah Duffev, Tiiomas lugram, and Eichard Kirton, deceased, all of the
Parish of St. Michael.
Saturday, Feb. 20 An Inquest was held on Saturday last before Mr, Willoughby,
Coroner for Christ Church, on the body of a Danish Sergeant who died of a
wound which he received the Thursday night preceding. It appeared that
the deceased and a man named A. E. Mapp had a quarrel. A man named
}3ell was with Mapp. [Nlapp stabbed the Sergeant in the Belly with a Knife
and the Sergeant died next day from the wound. The Jury brought in a
Verdict of Wilful murder committed by A, E. Mapp.
Saturday, Marcli 5 An Inquest was taken yesterday hefore Wm. Willoughby,
Esq., Coroner for Christ Church, on the body of a Xegro-A\''oman, the pro-
perty of Mrs. Linton of this Town, who died very suddenly. (Died) Yester-
day, at Speightstown, in the 19th year of her age, Mrs. Susanna Bruce, wife
of Samuel B. Bruce, Esq.
Wednesday, March IG (Died) On Friday last, at his residence in the Parish of
St. Lucy, John Agard, Sen., Esq., averyaged and no less respectable Gcuilemau.
302 CARIBBEANA.
Wednesday, "Mareli 23 (Married) At Bloomsl)iirv in England, on the 13 of Febru-
arj, Jose])h Lcacoek", E.xq., of >St. Peicr's Parish of this Ishind and brother in
law- of the Honorable AVilliain llmJs. to ^liss Cati:arine IJennett Kash-
leigh, yonngest dangliter of Tliomns Easlileigh, Esq., of l?lackheath in Kent,
(bied) Yesterday, in tlie 2Gth ye;:r of her age, 3Irs. b^arali Pierce, wife of
Mr. T. Pierce of this Town and'daugliter of William Dowrich, Esq. She has
left to her afilictcd husband only one pledge of their miitnal affection, etc.
Saturday, ^larch 30 Executorial jN'otice re Sir James l\amsay, Eart., deceased,
of late firm of Eamsay it Skeete, by E. Skeete.
April 10, Saturday (Died) On Thursday last, after a short illness of ftvcr, Mr.
John Straker Thomas, a respectalile free coloured inhabitant of this Town.
Ajml 27 (Deaths) Miss Mary Jane iMoore, daughtei- of Mr. AVilliam Moore of
this place; also 'Sir. Prancis Gibson, nephew of Dowding Thornhill, Esq.
.... he was thrown from his horse on Monday evening with such violence
as to produce concussion of the brain ....
May 14 (Died) This Morning, at Speights Town, Edward Eiendy, a free Black
man, who throughout his life sup])ortcd an irreproachable character, and by
his honesty and industry held up an example worthy of imitation by that class
of Peoi)le to which he belonged.
May 25 (Dn'ath) Accounts from Dominica mention the death of Captain Eoly
of his Majesty's ship " Pawn."
June 1 Thomas Eochford. Esq., has been appointed by His Honor the Presi-
dent to fill tlic vacancy in the Customs at this Port occasioned by the dcatli
of li. Dalrymple, Esq.
July 0 His Honor the President has been pleased to appoint Eenjaniin AVal-
rond, Junr., Esq., to be Collector of the Customs at this Port in the room of
the late Mr. Dalrymple. AVe are sorry to state the loss of His Majesty's
Brig " Xetley." \\"e stated on Saturday that she was ordered to sea and in
consequence she sailed that evening. It appears she was about 10 or 12
miles froni the land when between S and 9 o'clock at night she was upset by
. a sudden gust of wind. Her gillant but unfortunate Commander Lieut.
Bermon and all the Crew perished except one ofGcer, Mr. Eow, and S Seamen.
Lieut. Purvis and Mr. Baldwin. Surgeon, are among the oflicers who were
lost. (Died) Yesterday, at his Seat called " Springfield," Hew Dalrymple,
Esq., Collector of the Customs at this Port.
July 9 (Corrects Xotice of July Gth and states the Honourable J. Spooner, Jr.,
Esq., and not Mr. AValrond, was appointed vice Mr. Dalrymple.)
July 13 Died on Saturday last, Tinujthy Henry Peers Alleyne, Esq., Collector
of His ^Lajesty's Customs at the Port of Hole Town, and Captain Gunner of
James Port. This gentleman, a branch of one of the most Antient families
in this Island, uniformly studied to preserve and support the dignity of his
respectable descent .... retired in the 74th year of his age to receive the
reward of his merit, etc. Signed Auu'cus.
July 16 (Died) Yesterday morning, ]\[iss Leah Y'^earwood, Aged G4 years
(St. IMichael's).
July 30 (Married) On Thursday evening last, Edmund Bowcher, Esq., to Miss
F. Batson, Christ Church.
Aug. 13 (Married) On Thursday evening, E. Bratliwaitc, Esq., to jNIiss Jane
Peirce, St. ^Michael's. (Died) Cn Sunday last, Mrs. E. Jackman, wife of
Samuel Jackman, Esq., t>t. Peter's.
Aug. IS The death of Mrs. Williams, who was buried yesterday, it is hoped will
be received as a sulficient excuse for our Paper not being issued as usual.
(This paper was printed by E. Allshorn for William "\Yilliams &, Co.)
Aug. 27 (ALarried) At Speights Town, on I'hursday evening last, I. D. Tucker,
Esq., to ."\Iiss Mary Skinner, eldest daughter of the late 1. Skinner, Esq.
Sep. 21 (Death) \Vc are sorry to state the death of Tiieut. do Willcts, who was
wounded onboard the Eccntit in the late action with the Ercnch corvette ship.
CAraBBEANA. 303
Sep. 24 (Married) On Thursday evenins];, by the Rev. Mr. Garnctt, Mr. Frnncis
"Williams to Miss S. E. Clarke, both oftiiis Town.
Oct. 5 The Ship " Eliza" is the only vet^sel for this place on board of which
Alexander "W'^alrond, Esq., of this Jslauii \\:ih a passen<;er, but being in a poor
state of health he died and was buried at [Madeira, wliere the Fleet touched on
tlie .5th September. We are sorry to state that the ■Mail Boat brings the un-
pleasant intelligence of the death of Brigadier General Hughes, which
happened at Surinam on the 2Sth ulto.
Oct. 8 (Death) Yesterday, Mrs. Dummett, mother of T. H. Dummett, Esq.,
of this Town.
Nov. 5 (Married) On Thursday evening, Goddard Ames, Esq., to Miss
Brewster, both of this Town. Also, the same evening, Mr. William Johnson
to Miss Sarah Boyce, Saint Lucy's.
Nov. 19 (Married) Last night, George Craigg, Esq., to Miss Parley, sifeter of
Henry Farley, Esq., St." Mithaefs. ("Death) On the 4th instant, at the
Island of St. Thomas, after four davs' illness, Captain George Bavenshaw of
H.M. Ship " Cherub."
Nov. 26 (Married) On Thursday evening 24th inst., Mr. George Cole to Miss
Elizabeth Ann Drady, both of this Town. (Death) Last night. Doctor
Shepherd, an eminent Surgeon of this place, whose loss is not only deplored by
his amiable family, but by the community in general. Also Mrs. Johnson,
wife of Mr. James Johnson, St. (jcorge's.
Dec. 14 (Died) On Sunday last, at Codriiigton College, the Bev. Mr. I. Aliinson.
Dec. 17 (Married) Thomas Badmore, Esq., to Miss Godard, at Saint George's
Church on Thursday.
Dec. 21 From Antigua Baper (Dec. 1). Tt is v.ith great concern we have to
state the death of Capt. William Coombe of Hia ZMajesty's SJiip " FTciircnr,"
who fell gloriously on Tuesday morning whilst conducting a well concerted
attack on the Forts and Vessels at Bay Maliaut, Guadeloupe .... Captain
Coombes received around shot iii his body and almost immediately expired,
exclaiming "I die contented. I die for my country." His remains were
interred this m.orning at six o'clock with military honours in Falmouth Church
Yard.
Dec. 31 His Honour the President has been pleased to appoint I. L. Howell,
Esq., Comptroller of the Customs of Speights Town vice H. Kowe, Esq.,
deceased.
1809.
Jan. 7 (Married) On Sunday evening. Dr. R. Bowohcr to Miss E. Ince,
St. Michael.
Jan. 11 (Died) On Sunday last, in Speights Town, in the GOth year of his age,
John Bovell, Esq., late Lieut. Col. of the Saint Lucy's Regiment of Militia,
and one of the Representatives of Saint Peter's Parish.
Mar. 11 (Drowned) We are informed of the melancholy account of the loss of
the ship " Trusty," Captain JF/u'le (belonging to IMessi's. Daniel), in Tramore
Bay, near Waterford in Ireland, wliere she was driven by the violence of the
weather on her way fron Bristol to Cork to join Convoy and completely
wrecked. Every soul on board perished except the second I\[ate and 3 Sea-
men who providentially reached tlie shore. There were several passengers in
her, we apprehend, soi/ic of wliom were for this coinitri/ : but we have not been
able to ascertain who they were. (The two ])assengers drowned were after-
wards stated to be ]N[aster and ^liss .Smith of Tobago, who were returning to
their parents after being educated in England.)
April 29 (Died) Doctor John Hall of this Town, at the advanced age of 90 years.
May G Mr. Hislop, a clerk in the house of Messrs. B. Higg'inson ci Co., was
cruelly and inhumanly murdered in the vicinity of St. Ann's last night.
304 CARTBBEANA.
]\[ay 31 (^Married) On INEonciay evoning the 2f)tli inst., INFr. Philip B. Dear (o
]Miss lleiirietta iNIary Edey. (Died) Yesterday, Mrs. Isiles, wife of Mr. John
Kik's of this Town, a Jady of a most excellent domestic character, etc.
June 7 (Married) On Saturday evening last, Captain James Lowe to jMiss
IMary ^AfcNcill of this Town.
June 14 (^Married) Tliis morning, John AV. E. Elder, Esq., to INIiss Farley,
sif^ter of ITcniy Earley, Esq.. of this Town. (Died) On ^Monday the otli June,
at Fori Ivoyal, jNIaitiniqne, after an illness of 4 days of a violent inflammatory
fever, Miss Ann Eamsay, aged 18, only daughter of Brigadier General
!Kainsay, Adjutant General to the Forces in the Windward and Leeward
Colonies.
June 21 (Died) On Saturday morning, from a wonnd he received that day week
in a Duel with another oflicer, Ca]itain Marstonof the B. Y.E. His remains
vere interred the same day at St. JMichael's Church with Military honours.
Nov. 8 (Deaths) James C. Trotman, Esq., Mr. Henry Manning, and Captain
Benjamin I'oppin.
Nov. 11 (Died) In the Parish of Christ Church, at Jacob Goodridge's, Esq.,
after a long and ])ainful illness, Mrs. Sarah G-. AVoolford.
Nov. 18 (JMarried) This morning, at St. ^lichacl's Cliurch, Mr. James F. Law-
son to Miss Mary Jane Atkins.
oiuimcntal 3htscripticins' in CnglantJ
vtlattufj: to Sfeltst 3htl»ians**
" F.B.J. " stands for " Farley's Bristol Journal."
ST. PAUL'S, BEISTOL.
On the wall of the tower : —
To the Memory
of
JOHN COBHAM Elq^
qfiJie Island of iSa^-hadoes,
who departed this life on the 26"' of October ISll,
in the Forty jSiuth year of his Age,
whole remains are de|/Ol"ited
in an adjoining Vault.
He was for many years
a truly honeft and liberal Inhabitant of this Ciii/,
and left a AVidow and young Family to lament the Lola
of a mol't affectionate Ilufband it Father.
Id the same A'ault are the remains of
ELIZABETH his faithful AVil'e,
Daughter of JAMES TOBIN Esq--
who died at Clifton May the 20"' 1S24
aged fifty two years
And of JAiNlES their Son,
who died at Bristol Dec^ the 4"' 1818
aged nine years.
• Continued from p. 279.
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CART.BBEANA. 305
See Vol. T., p. 82, and a7jte, p. 8-3.
1811, Sat., Nov. 2. Saturday, at his house in Berkeley-sq. highlv esteemed
& regretted, John Cobhaui, Esq. of this city. (" F.B.J.," and " G.M.," 490.)
1818, Sat., Dec. 19. Lately, in Berkelev-sq. James Cobham, Esq. eldest son of
the 1. John C, Esq. ("E.B.J.'")
Immediately below the preceding : —
SACBED
TO THE MEMORY OF
SUSAXXAH CUKISTIAX TOBIX
THE "WIFE OF
GEOEGE WECBE TOBIX ESQUIKE,
AND DAt'GIITER OF TUE LATE
JOHjr COBHAM ESQUIRE
OF APPLETHWATTE SPRINGS, BARBADOES.
ALSO TO THE MEMORY
OF GEORGE AYEEBE TOBIN, ESQUIRE,
LATE OF THE QUEENS BAYS
WHO DIED AT ANGLESEY VILLA
SEPT« 21ST 1840
AGED 33 YEARS.
See Vol. I., p. 181.
On a tablet In the tower : —
Sacred to the Memory
of THOMAS OLlYEli Esq.
The last Governor of ihe States of Massachusetts
North America
On the independence of that Country
he relinquished considerable Estates
from attachment to his Sovereign
and died in this City
the 29"' of November iSlo
Aged 83 Years.
Also HAEEIETT his AVife
who died the IG"' of July 1808
Aged 50 Years.
Above on a shield are his arms: Ermine, on a chief Sable three lions rampant
Argent.
He was buried in a vault in the churchyard with his wife, but the inscription
on the flat stone has nearly all perished.
181.5, Sat., Dec. 2. AV'ednesday at his house in Park-street, aged 83 years,
Thomas Oliver, Esq., etc. ("E.B.J.")
He was born 5 Jan. 1733-4 at Antigua, whence his father Col. Robert Oliver
removed with his family about 1738 to Dorchester, Mass. ("Antigua," ii., 34G,
and " D.N.B.")
180S, Sat., July 21. Saturday, after a few days' illness, Mrs. Oliver, wife of
Thomas Oliver, Esq. in Park-street, of an apoplectic stroke. She was a woman of
a superior understanding, mild amiable manners, and of a charitable disposition.
A sorrowing family survives to lament her loss. (" F. B.J.")
She was Harriet, only child and heiress of the Hon. Byam Ereeman of
Antigua, and was married at St. John's Church in that Island, 3 June 1781, as
the Governor's second wife.
YOL. H. X
306 CARIBBEANA.
On a tablet uear her father's : —
Sacred to tlie Memory of
HAERIET A\^VTKIN8
wife of
Captain Henry Haj-nes, K.X.
and daugliter of the late
Thomas Oliver Escjuire
of this citv.
She died the eij,'lit]i of Dec'' 1S2G
aged forty one years
and is interred in her father's vault.
See Yol. I., p. 25. He was of an ancient family in Barbados. Their grcMt-
grandson, INFr. E. S. P. Haynes of 9 ^ew Square, London, has in his possession
a miniature of the Lieut. -Governor, also a fine portrait of the Lieut. -Governor s
younger brother Isaac Oliver of Dorchester, Mass., who is said to have been lulled
in a duel.
Inside the tower : —
In Memory
of JOHN VASSALL, Efq'.
of the Lower Crelbent Bath,
& Newfound Eiver,
in the Ifland of Jamaica,
who died at Clifton,
on the 24"' Sep^ 1797, Aged 59.
And of ELIZABETH his AVife
who died at Clifton,
March 31^^ 1S07,
Aged G3.
Alfo in Memory of JOIIX i\\Q\v cldcft Sou
who died at Lvndhuri't in Hants,
October 17'"' ISOO, Aged 38.
And of MAEY their youngert Daughter
Married to J. G. AECIIEE, Ef(f
who died at Clifton Dec'' 27'" l«0(j, Aged 29.
And of THOJlAhi OLIJEE their third Sou
who died at Wrexham in Denbighfhire
October h"' 1807, Aged 4U.
Below is a shield with these arms : Azure, in cJiiefa sun, in base a cup [Yassall] ;
impaling. Ermine, on a chief Sable three lions rampant Argent [Olivek].
Some twenty years ago the late Capt. Spencer Yassall Henslow took me to
the house of his aunt in Bayswater to see the jjortraits of the above .Tolin Yassall
and his wife. He was born at Cambridge, jNEass., on 12 June 1738. His wife
Eliz. was sister of Lieut.-Governor Tho. Oliver, and thev were married 12 Jan.
17G1. (" Autigua," ii., 351.)
1797, Sat., Sept. 30. Sunday died at Clifton, sincerely lamented, .Tnhn
Vassall, Esq. late of this city ; but for some time past of Bath. (•' i-M5.,J.")
1800, Sat., Oct. 25. Friday the 17th instant died at his house in the iS'ew
Forest, John Yassal, Esq. eldest son of the late John Yassal, Esq. of this
city. {Hit!.)
1807, Sat., Jan. 3. Saturday died at Afrs. Yassall's, at Clifton, of a rapid
decline in the 29th year of lior age, Mrs. ArL-her, wife of John Gittens Archer,
Esq. of Barbadoes. {Ibid.)
CARIBBEANA. 307
1807, Sat., April 4. Tuesday morniiig died at licr house at Clifton, sincerely
and deservedly lamented by her family and fi'iend?, IMrs. Yassall, relict of John
Yassall, Esq. of tlie Crescent, Bath, and Cbatley Lodge, Somerset. (Ibid.)
1807, Sat., Oct. 17. On tiie 7th instant died, at Wrexham, Denbighsliire,
Thomas Oliver Yassall, Esq. third son of the late John Yassall, Esq. of the
Crescent, Bath, and brother to the gallant Col. Y. who fell at Monte Yideo in
January last. {Ibid.)
On the north wall of the chancel, within the altar rails, is a tablet with an
angel seated, resting her arm on a shield with palm tree, flng, etc., by Flaxman.
Above is the old coat of the A'assalls, and in a wreath is " YASSALL — ilv XL."
Sacred to the IMcmory of SPENCEll THOMAS YASSALL E^q'' LieuV Colonel
of the 38"' Eegiment |
who after 28 Tears of active and unremitting Service during which he had justly
acquired a high Military Keputation ]
•was mortally wounded at the storming of Monte Yideo, in South America, on the
3''i of February, 1807, at the Moment |
he had conducted his intrepid Followers within the Walls of that Forti-eis, and
expired on the 7''' of the same Month. I
His beloved Eemains brought to England by the Companions of his Yictory, are
deposited near this Spot, |
AYhere, to record her own, her Children's, and her Country's Lois,
She, who was the ^^edded and happy witnefs of his private worth,
Has caused this Monument to be erected.
(Fourteen lines follow. This epitaph was written by Mrs. Opie.)
See "The Yassalls of New England," by Ed. D. Harris, published 1862, 8vo,
26 pages, for a very complete genealogy, also the " D.N.B." They owned from
early times large tracts of laud in New England, Barbados, and Jamaica.
On the north wall of the chancel : —
SACKED TO THE MEMOEY OF
HONOEA MARY GEOEGIXA,
ELDEST DArOHTER OF THE LATE
LIEU'^ COLOXEL TASSALL OF THE SS^'^ EEO'',
AXD WIFE OF THE
EEV" E. P. HENSLO^YE,
CHAPLAIN OF THE ROYAL ARTILLERY AT WOOLWICH.
BORN- 7^" JANUARY 1802,
DIED 2S^« AUGUST 1834.
HER REMAINS ARE DEPOSITED
IX THE CIIUllCH YARD OF SPELDIIURST,
NEAR TUNBRIDfiE WELLS WHERE SHE DIED.
(Eight lines omitted.)
1S3J, Aug. 28. At Tuubridge Wells, Honora-^NUary-Georgina, wife of the
Kev. E. P. llenslowe, Cha])lain to the Eoval Eegiment of Artillery, and eldest
dan. of the 1. gallant Col. Yassall. {'• G.M.," -lli.)
Below are the arms cut in the marble : Bitrri/ of seven Argent and Azure,
over all a pale Gules, the pale and bar churrjed with five lions heads erased (Burke
gives : Ar<jcn(, on a cross Gules five lioms heads erased Or, impalinij. Azure,
in chief a sun, in base a chalice Or, and {for honourable augnientation), on a f esse
of the second the breached bastions of a fortress, above which the words " Jlonte
Video ;" on a cciiton Argent " 3S " within a branch of cypress and another of laurel,
the stems united in salt ire [Yassall].
X 2
308 CARIBBEANA.
On a flat stoac over vault in the churchyard to the west of the Church (copied
24 Aug. 1909) :—
In Memoky of
JAMES GALE SENIOE Esq««
OF THE PaEISII OF S^ ELIZABETH
IN THE Island of JA:NrAiCA
■ WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
ON THE 3"" DAT OF FEBRUART 1797
AGED 3S.
ALSO OF
LETITIA HIS WIFE
WHO DIED ON THE 4'^^ DAY OF DECEMBEE 1797
AGED 29.
ALSO OF
LETITIA LAIRD
EELicT OF JAMES LAIED Esq"
OF THE SAME ISLAND
WHO DIED ON THE 7^^^ DAT OP NOVEMBER 182^!
AGED 86.
James Grale Senior of Jamaica, Esq. Will dated 6 Sep. 179G. I am heir-at-law
(or one of them) of W'" Gale of Saltspring or of his father llonry Gale, Esq.,
deceased. My wife Letitia. My children Louis Goodin Senior. Bernard Martin
Senior, La?titia Maria Senior, and James Gale Senior. Proved 1797 (P.C.C., 273,
Exeter).
The Gales were a very prominent family in Jamaica, the first of whom,
Jonathan, patented 533 acres in St. Elizabeth in 1073. (See Archer, 300 and
339, for three M.I. to them.)
William Gale, son of Henry Gale, of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, was admitted to
"Westminster School 10 Sept. 1777. ("Notes and Queries," 9th Series, xii., 3GS.)
1797, Sat., Feb. IS. Lately died at the Hotwells, J. Gale, senr Esq. late of
Jamaica. (" E.B.J.") The surname " Senior " led to mistakes.
1809, Feb. 13. At Bristol, L. G. Senior, esq. of the island of Jamaica, to
Miss Elizabeth Husey, youngest dau. of the late Mr. George H. of Salisbury.
("Dorchester and Sherborne Journal.")
1824, jS'ov. 7. At Westburv-upon-Trim, aged nearly 86, Letitia, relict of
James Laird, esq. formerly of Chestertleld, Jamaica. (" G.M.," 645.)
She was evidently the mother of Mrs. Senior. See a pedigree of three
generations of Senior in Livingston's "Sketch Pedigrees," 61.
1845, Dec. 27. At Christchurch, Argyll-sq. Henry Batenian, of Islington
Green, to Eliz. Helen, eldest dau. of Bernard M. Senior of Compton Lodge,
St. Eliz. J. (" G M.," 200.)
WESTBURT-UPON-TEYM, NEAE CLIFTON.
On a flat stone over a vault in the churchyard south-west of tower : —
TO
the Memory of
AN:N' WOIiliELL
of the
Island of BarhciiJos
died 27"' Sep' 1814
Aged 52 A'ears.
1851, Ap. 23. At Frampost, East Grinstead, aged 75, Rebecca, relict of
Jonathan "\V. esq. f. of B. (" G.M.," 6S5.)
See ante, p. 140.
CARTBBEAKA. 309
On the south wall of the naye close to the tower : —
To the Memorv
of JAMES LEWIS Efqiiire, late of
Shirehampton
formerly of the Il'land of Jamaica
He died
(Three lines omitted.)
on the 20"' Juue ISOO
Aged 81 Years.
1800, Sat., June 2S. Yesterday se'nnight d. at his house at Shirehamptou, at
a very advanced age, Jas. L. sen. f. of the I. of J. (" F.B. J.")
A Jas. Lewis was clerk to the Assembly 1761, 1794, and Member for
St. Catherine's 17G6, 1768, 1770, 1781. (Feurtado.)
In the floor of the nave near the pulpit :-
M« MARY WENT
of the Island of Barhadoes,
died 5"' February 1823 ;
Aged 68.
West wall of south aisle : —
Near this Place
lies interr'd the Body
of MARY CHARITY K^^GRT,
born in the Ifland of ANTIGUA,
. She departed this Life at the Hot Wells
the 14''' Juue 1771, Aged Thirty Years.
(Two lines.)
St. George's, Antigua. Baptized 1742, Dec. 11, Mary Charity Knight, the
Dau. of Christopher Knight and Ann his wife.
By hor will, dated 23 Jan. 1764, then of Redland in AVestbury-upon-Trim,
CO. Gloucester, proved 2S Aug. 1771 (P.C.C., 34i, Trevor), she bequeathed her
plantation to her mother Ann Evanson of Redlaud. ("' Antigua," ii., 133.)
ST. JOHN'S, BEDMINSTEIl (BRISTOL), CO. SOMERSET.
In the churchyard, near east end of chancel, the inscription having been
recently recut : —
MARY CRABTREE, | died april 5^" 180-5, | aged 19 montus. | ANN
CKABTREE, I DIED JANUARY 18^" 180S, I AGED 18 MOXTIIS. | WILLIAM
MARTIN CRABTREE, | DtE» at lucea, Jamaica, | jUxVE 29"' 1825, aged
22 yeaks. I MARY CRABl'REE, | .mother of the above, | died decemree
16^^1827, I AQED55 YEARS. | DANl EL CRABTREE, | nusBAXDOF the above, |
DIED SEPIEilBEE 4^" 1840, j AUED GO YEAKS.
310 CARIBBEANA.
BATHAMPTON, CO. SOMEESET.
On the south wall of the south aisle of nave (copied IS May 1011) : —
In an adjacent Yault are deposited
the Kemains of the Hon''''
SOPHIA MAEY DAAYKINS PENXA^T,
Wife of
GEOEGE HAY DAWKIXS PENNANT Esq^
She was eldest Daughter of
Cohnavallis lirst Viscount Hawaeden,
by his Wife Maey, Daughter of
PHILIP ALLEN Esq' • I
of Bath Hampton in the County of Somerset 1
(Six lines omitted.) >
She died at Lj^mjjstone in Devonshire
on the IG"' of January 1812
Aged forty years.
1812, Jan. 23. At Lympston, Devon, the Hon. Mrs. Pennant, dau. of the
1. Viscount Hawarden, and wife of ... . Pennant, esq. ("B.C.").
There are also several tablets to the Allen family. 2»Iary, dau. of the above
Philip Allen and Jane his wife and niece to Ealph Allen, married Cornwallis
Maude, later Viscount Hawarden, and died S Oct. 1775, aged 42, leaving three
surviving children, Thos. -Ealph, So[)hia-Mary, and Emma.
Geo. Hay Dawkins-Pennant (grandson of Henry Dawkins of Jamaica by
Eliz. Pennant his wife) succeeded his cousin Lord Penrhyn, and died in Portland
Place 17 Dec. 1840, aged 76.
(To be continued.)
SList of 223111$ rriating to ^tW^ anti ^t.
mttts prolittJ \^M.€.
NEVIS.*
1631 John Bournet 56 St. John. | 1G58 'Wm. Burley. 507 Woottou.
1637 Eoger Gloverf 126 Goare. ' 1661 Lawrence Brodbclt 136 ]Mav.
1647 Dan. Smith ISL Fines. | 1664 Hen. Gillingham 15 Bruce.
1050 Bolthazar Sevat 189 Pembroke, j „ English SmPtli 104
1654 John Scoti 105 Alchin. „ Ph. Gosse 110
1655 Cap. John Jennings 211 Aylott. 1665 Tho. Avson 135 Ilvdo.
1656 James Hcwett 2S2 Berkley. [ 1669 AVm. Mildon 97 Coke.
• Nevis was fouiulcd about 1628. Many of tlie wills before 1700 are those of Bristol
mcrclnnts, proving the close coniurtion of that city witli tho colony,
t See ante, pp. 6 aud 7 for abstract!!.
CARIBBEAN A.
311
1673 Geo. Wntkiiis
1674 James Ifale
,, .James Eussell
1675 Michael Smith
1G76 Wm. Miklou
1679 Geo. Buchanan
„ Sir Fra. JMortou
1681 Henry Michell
1685 Henry Sedgwick
Tho. Wale
„ Eliz. Combes
1686 Kicli. Watts
1687 llich. Gilman
Ph. Tyler
,, Nath. King
1688 Sir J as. Eusscll
„ Sam. Cole
1689 Sir John Bawdon
Cap. Tho. Butler
1690 Mich. Perry
„ Wm. Davies
„ Sarah Ilelmes
,, Joseph Lord
1691 Tho. llarvev
1692 Wm. AVraxall
„ AVm. Waters
„ Adam Combes
,, Col. John iS'ethewav
1693 Tho. Belchamber
136
1691- John Streater
,, Sarah Streater
1695 Edmund Scrope
1696 Cap. John Lloyd
„ Wni. Minor .
1697 Tho. Uittie
,, Hum. Lewis
„ Tim. Moresey
1699 John Brewett
„ John Whitson
1700 Alex. Strennah
1701 Bernard White
,, John Lewis
„ Jonathan Nctheway
170-4 Martin Madan
,, John Morrison
„ Henry Carpenter
1705 John Gurnay
„ Wm. Ling.
„ John Smith
1708 Geo. Clare
„ Pli. Brome
,, Cha. lioyuon
51 Pye.
87 Bunce.
147 „
104 Uycer.
32 Bence.
54 King.
• SS „
13 L North.
50 Cann.
79 „
1-4S „
176 Lloyd.
6 Foot.
14 „
139 „
99 Exton.
134 „
2Ent.
134 „
9 Dyke.
68 „
72 „
7i „
192 Yere.
58 Fane.
60 „
64 .,
171 „
176 Coker.
140 Box.
140 „
32 Irby.
74 Bond.
162, 188 „
28 Pyne.
163 „
165 „
108 Pett.
140 „
106 jSToel.
(?) 85 Dyer.
99 „
129 „
69 Ash.
186 „
227
7 Gee.
204 „
219 „
57 Barrett.
196 „
294 „
1710
1711
1712
1713
1716
1719
1720
1721
1722
1723
1725
1726
1727
1729
1733
1735
1740
1744
1746
1754
1762
1763
n
1765
1766
1767
1770
1774
1779
1780
1782
1786
1788
1789
1790
179 L
1792
1793
1799
Ann Lyng 124 Smith.
Tho. Cole 184 Young.
Tho. Minor 158 Barnes,
llich. Jones 37 Leeds.
Maj. John Thornton
123 AVhitfield.
James Lytton 51 Browning.
Tho. Washington
174
Azariah Pinney
James Hayton
Sum. Bi'owne
James Beron
Geo. Eichardson
Margaret Tovey
jN'ich. Burroughs
John Babell
Lawrence Brodbelt
Benj. Birket
John Dowse
Mary Pinney
Hester Pinney
Tho. Butler
142 Shaller.
156 „
2 Buckm.
153 Marlbro'.
153 Eichmoud.
74 Eomney.
206
17!
James Symonds
Clarke
Fenton
8 Plymouth.
5 Farrant.
159 Abbott.
SI Price.
234 Ducie.
85 Browne.
138 Anstis.
80 Edmunds.
131 Pinfold.
399 St. Eloy.
John Fred. Piuney 521 „
Sam. New 145 Ca;sar.
Cha. Hutton 386
Haim de Lima 457 Eushworth.
448 Tyndall.
290 Legard.
468 „
120 Jenuer.
272 „
329 „
400 Bargrave.
139 AYarburton.
323
551 Collins.
344 Gostling.
605
382 Norfolk.
569
607 Calvert.
32 Macham.
42 Bishop.
Tho. Williams
Josiah Webbe
John Shipherd
John Morton
Wm. Hyudman
Tho. M. Mills
•Jas. Browne, S''
Jas. Smith
John Boddie
Michael Cassin
Aeneas Shaw
Eob. Eogers
Eich. L. Hicks
INEary Hodges
Jas. E. Madan
Cha. Hutton
Daniel Eoss
Eev. Martin Madan
Jane jNIadan 295 Bevor.
Eliz. Helmc 470 Fountain.
John E. Herbert 151 Dodwell.
Alex. Baillie 570 Howe.
312
CARIBBEANA.
ST. CHRISTOPHER alias ST. KITTS.*
1628
Eobert Barwickef
1
1743
Tho. Pilkington
86 Boycott.
102 Barrington.
174G
Rob. Sharpe 165 Edmunds.
1630
John Warner
72 Scroope.
1748
Peter Lynch
56 Strahau.
1636
Helen Burgis
55 Pile.
1749
James Bunyard
67 Lisle.
1638
John Walsh
28 Lee.
1750
James Barclay
106 Greeuley.
>»
Richard Jordan
GG „
1751
Margt. Willet
97 Busby.
)i
John Feme
102 „
1752
Zacch. Bourryau
1641
Anthony Marbury
107 Evelyn.
59 Bettesworth.
1645
Michael AVilkinsor
I 119 Bivcrs.
1753
Wm. May
181 Searle.
1649
John Gardner
83 Fairfax.
H
John Edwd. Ward
330 „
1650
Derman Harrow
41 Pembroke.
1754
Tobias Wall
95 Pinfold.
1654
Henry Davie
(?) Alchin.
11
Wra. Fenton
131 „
1657
Philip Halfhide
367 Kuthen.
James Lynch
171 „
1659
James Barry
4 Pell.
1757
Anthony Lynch
128 Herring.
1660
Geo. Abbott
260 Nabbs.
1758
John Spooner
23 Hutton.
1672
Joaue Cooper
9 Eure.
:)
Mary Cunyngham
105 „
1681
John Travers
51 North.
11
Hubert Guichard
217 „
1684
Tobias Lambe
44 Hare.
1759
James Freind
325 Arran.
1887
John Porter
97 Foot.
1760
Tho. Walker
224 Lvnch.
1692
Nath' Clement
126 Fane.
11
Eichd. Wilson
409 „
1694
Hen. Smales
25G Box.
1763
Judith Hamilton
340 Caesar.
169SJ
Wm. Hamilton
215 Lort.
11
Wm. Savage
404 „
1700
Hugh Montgomerie 11 i\oel.
1764
Wm. Mathew
318 Simpson.
1701
Henry Miitlo\v
100 Dyer.
17 Go
Tho. Foster 413 Rushworth.
1704
Tho. Winder
139 Ash.
176G
Goo. Leigh
22 Tyndall.
1711
Tho. Cole
184 Young.
1)
John Munro
69 „
1712
Jos. Crisp
182 Barnes.
1)
Sam. Greathecd
101 „
1713
Sam. George
134 Leeds.
)>
Wm. Sadler
156 „
))
Jno. Kent
138 „
11
Robt. Cuuingham
173 „
f9
Philip Bronard
139 „
1767
Richd. Fahie
340 Legard.
1716
Eliz. de Salenave
58 Fox.
)i
John Woodley
468 „
??
John Panton
196 „
1768
James George Douglas
1718
Peter van Belle
IIG Tenison.
193 Seeker.
1720
Tho. Breton
170 Shaller.
j>
Wm. Jackson
320 „
1725
Frances Duport
207 Eomney.
11
Tho. iMills
355 „
1726
Susa. Van Belle
1769
Ann Fleming
122 Bogg.
Vol. iv., Plymth.
5)
Constantino Phipps 319 ,,
1730
Tim. Hare
128 Auber.
) J
John Mills
346 „
1)
Peter Frere Brotl
er-
))
Henry Brouncker
403 „
son
147 „
1»
John Bourryau§
404 „
1732
Patrick Hyues
109 Bedford.
1 1770
Edwd. Blake
6 Jenner.
1733
Susa. Cole
35 Price.
11
Jackson Browne
177 „
1735
Ste. Gill
51 Ducie.
11
Wm. AVoodley Parson
1737
Jno. Anderson
17 Wake.
307
)>
Mary Morey
209 „
1771
Priscilla, Lady Romuey
1738
Jno. Helden
63 Brodrepp.
12G Trevor.
1)
Wm. Blackburn
109
1772
Cath. Estridge Buncombe
1740
Hester Pinr.cy
85 Browne.
430 Taverncr
1741
A rend. Cumming
197 Spurway.
i 1774
Martha Clarke
174 Bargrave
* St. Kitts was founded in 1623-4, and is the oldest English colony of the Leeward or
WindvTard Islands.
t See ante, pp. 263, 260, for abstract.
J "W" Julius, dated 1G9S, reference mislaid. § Also 88 and 107 Jeanor.
CARIBBEANA.
313
1774
1775
1776
1777
1778
1779
1780
1781
1782
1783
1784
1785
1786
Frances Mills 193 Bargrave.
Lady Mary Grreatheed
437
Edwd. Eatsey 450
John Johnson Hart
14 Alexander.
Joshua Lawson 57 „
Wm. Ottlej 112
Lewis Feuilleteau
182
Richard Ottley 433
Eob. Thompson 41 Bellas.
John White 104 „
Gilbert Fane Fleming 17 Collier.
Daniel Cunyngham 455 ,,
Eichd. "Wilson 305 Hay.
John Estridge 398 „
James Yarde 137 AYarburton.
James Parson Ottley
167
Wm. Pattinson 390
Wm. Mills 4G7
Martha White 480
John Baker
John Brozet
Wm. Garvey
Edwd. Parson
Tho. Baker
Eleanor Feuilleteau
57 Collins.
174 „
255 „
374 „
505
Abr. Audain
John Peachey
Henry Eawlius
194 Webster.
280 „
402
149 Gostlincr.
Lewis Brotherson 58 Cornwallis.
Peter Papon 315
Jas. Stokes 320 „
Jolm St. Leger
Douglas
Sir Pat. Blake
John Pogsou
Tho. Lucas
Sus'' Bourryau
Aretas Akers
Jos. Edwards
John Spooner
Geo. Dewar
559
370 Eockingham.
565 ,,
559
116 Ducarel.
229 „
463 „
118 Norfolk.
371 „
1786
1787
1788
1789
1790
1791
1792
1793
1794
))
»
1795
1796
1797
1798
J)
1799
Jas. Phipps
Tim. Earle
Wm. Beach
John French
Lynch
Wm. Thomson
Chr. Jeaffresou
Mary Greatheed
Eev. Martin Madan 252
487 Norfolk.
264 Major.
117 Calvert.
361 „
511
546 Macham.
241 Bishop.
Chas. Spooner
Ann Yanderpool
Jaue Madan
Nath. Wells
Oath. Durban
Peter Mathew
Mills
Tho. Lucas
Wheeler
Crisp Molineux
352
445 „
295 Bevor.
250 Fouutain.
325
390
408
273 Dodwell.
Eobert, Lord Eom-
ney
Lucretia Payne
Cath. Molineux
John Estridge
David Dewar
Willra. Wells
Ealph Willett
Anna Stapleton
Sir James Doug'
614
161 Holman.
271 „
412 „
506
641 „
128 Newcastle.
568
as
587
Willm. Newton
Willm. Woodley
Jas. Baker
Stedman Eawlins
AVillm. Priddie
Joseph Eawlius
John Young
Louisa Guinard
Augustus I^launing
Har
ns.
87
284 „
345 „
526 „
109 Exeter.
209 „
777 „
28 Walpole.
Frances Crooke
Geo. Alex. Akers
John Stanley
Gilbert Francklyn
Geo. Mahouy
Tho. Holt
424
765
1
396
430
520
660
Howe.
314 CARIBBEAN A.
iWJL at ^t, (gtorcjc's, i?t\ji5/
1. North .•?iJe of the uavo, near tlic chancel: "Eev. Josepli Herbert Peniberton,-
born lUtli Sept. 17b7, died li)th iSept. 1S70. Kector of this parish nearly sixty
years, erected by his affectionate parishioners."
2. Same wall, near the pulpit: "Edward Parr Cottle,-'' died 17th August ISll,
aged 10 months and twelve days." (Eight lines follow.)
3. On the floor of the nave, beyond the transept: "Sally Maynard Danielle-
daughter of tlie Hon. James Dauicll, Esq. died li-Jd July 1SI3 a^^ed 3 years
9 months 19 days, also her infant sister, bally .Maynard ])anicll, died '22d August
1809 aged 11 months 17 days."
4. South side of nave, by the chancel : '" Jane wife of Edward Huggins Esq. of
this Island aud eldest daughter of Maj. Juxon died August 2J:th 1840 aged iS."
' Contributed by the Ivev. Dr. L. 15. Thouius, the Eector. The Editor has added some notes.
- 1870, Sop. 'M. Jojejih ilerbort rombertuii, Hermitiige, S3. (Burial Ile^'ister of !Sd. Johu's,
Nevis.) Neo pedigree in Vol. I.
^ 1761, .April 1. J'iiu. Cuttle appointed .Solr.-Geu. of tlio Leew. I. (■' .Intiguri," i., cvix.)
179-i, .M:u-cli 2. Tiio. .J. Col tie preseut at the Geul. Council at St. Kitls. [Hid., c.xlii.)
1797, Nov. 14. At Cauiberweli, Surrey, Jas. Selfo, esij. of Trowbridge, Wilts, to Miss Grace
Cunilla C. dau. of the 1. Tho. C. esq. of the i. of N. (,'• G.-M.,"' 112G.)
182S, i'Vb. 1. Ac ilouiid ilill, Nevis, \\M. la his 07ih year, Thos. John C. esq. This
gentleman was for upwards of SO 3-ears a ui. of h.-M. council; and for the grciter pan of that
long period i'resident of this I. (Ibid., 3S2.) See his M.I. in St. Mark's Chapel, ante, p. 3'J.
1839, April. Lately. Aged 7G, J. M. C. of Cheltenham, i of the i. of N. ('• G.M.,' 607.)
Edw. Hug-gius of Nevis. Will dated 22 Nov. 1837. My nephew Tho. John C. of this I.,
practitioner ni physic, a trustee.
■* 1740-1. Nich. Daniel a[,poiiited M. of G. of Nevis. (B. T. Leeward I., vol. 27.) In 1748
he was of the Council of .Mouiserrat.
Josiali Webb of Nevis, E~q. Wid dated 20 Feb. 1767. My sister Eliz. Daniel deceased.
To her dau. Sarah D. £1200, tier sju Gej. Webbe D. Jb'250a, her dau. Ann D. £1200, and her
dau. Phoebe D. £12UJ.
178t». Geo. Webue D. of N., esq., his siguature. (13. T. Leeward 1., vol. 39.)
1810, June 2l). Jas. \Veekes appointed Chief Justice of Nevis vice Geo. Webbe Daniell,
deceased.
181s, July 22. Lady Nelson releases £1000 charged on Nisbets, which had been sold ou
10 March 1SL3 to James Daniell.
This family seems to have been first of Moutscrrat, whence it spread to Antigua, Nevis,
St. Croix, Dominica.'
St. John's, Figthee, Nevis.
Bap. 1821, :Mar. 2 AVilliaui s. of Josiah AVebbe & France- Daniell.
Mar. 1823, Oct. 2 Josiah Webljj Daniell, .M.D. 10 Eliza eldest dau. of William and Eliza-
beth remberton.
St. George's, Gixgeelaisd, Nevis.
Bur. 1821, June 28 Mrs. J. W. Daniell.
St. r.iVL's, Cu.v.KLEsTo\VN, Nevis.
ilar. 18 57, Feb. 9 Josiah We'obe Daniell, widower, it Eliza Catherine Lyons, Sp"-, both of
this Parish.
St. J.v.mes, Wi.N'uwARD, Nevis.
1833, ?.Iay 2 Thomas Seitoii Peiiiljerton, Esij. of this p. Bich. s<: Alrluu Dmioll, also of this
P. Sp' eldest dau. of Ills Honor James Diuiell Esq. President of the 0. of this
I. by lie. i-ic. Wit. : James Daniell aiid otliers.
The above entries w-orc given me by .Major-Gen. U. B. I'e.nbjrlon, 11. E.
CAEIBBEANA. 315
5. "Edward ITucjgins Esq. of tliif5 Island died Oct. IStli 1S40, at tlic Pavilion,
K'ew Haveu, U.S. aged GO. They have left 2 daughters and a aon."
6. East wall of south transept : "Eicliard Lytcott Ilieks, Esf|. died a few days
after attaining his lIGth year. He died 10 Jan. 1830." Arms at head of stone :
Quies, a chevron argent helween three griffins' liends erased. !Xo crest.
7. " Georgiana Eliza Huggins, wife of Eichard Liteott [sic'] Hicks,^ E.<q. [error]
died 5th August 1835 awd 21."
8. On one slab, with coat of arms- at the head : Argent, a chevron Or between
three cherry sprigs? on a chief Azure a lion passant. Ckesx. — A grijpns head
erased. JMoxro. — ixdustkia. '-Elizabeth Huggins died Jan. 3, Ibis, aged lOl.
Edward Huggins, died 3d June 1S22, aged 7-1, and John Huggins, E.si-., son of
Edward Huggins died 17tli June 1822, aged 34."
9. This inscription is repeated, without the arms, on a slab lying on the floor of
the transept aisle, probably from the vault or tomb outside in the cluirchyard.
10. On the floor of the transept aisle : "" Mrs. ^lary Symonds, wife of James
Symonds. Esq., died 10th Sept. 1751, aged 59." And" on the same slab : " Her
brother John J3utler,^ Esq., died 20th May 1717."
11. " Francis Sanders,'^ junior, died ISth July 1742, aged 51. Put by his w iduw
Sarah Sanders."
12. Aems. — Three lions rampant. " Mrs. Dorothy Herbert,^ wife of Thomas
Herbert, Gent., and daughter of Maj. Henry Lvttou of Xevis, lived in the
married state 25 years and 10 montlis and had [illegible] sons and seven dau,i;hters.
Died in childbed with her tenth son Jan. IGth, 1724, in the 42d year of her age."
13. There is a window on the south side of the chancel in memory of Elizabeth
Eawlius, without date but since 18S0.
14. And another in the north wall of the nave to Thomas J. Tyrrell erected
by his widow at the same date ; none tiatned on the window.
1 178G, JIarch 22. On his passage from the W.I., 11. L. Hicks, esq: of the i. of X.
("G.M.,"4tO.)
- This co;it is not in Uurke, so it may be a modern one.
•' The_v may be trefoils on a stem. The spri^^'s iiro evidently rounded balls, not flat leaves,
with a small projection or spike at the top. (Rector.)
■• See the account of the IJutlors of Nevis and Caiiibervvcll, fiite. p. 50.
'" See Vol. I. for scvei-.il entries in the Parish Iteu'ist'-r of .St. John. Fiutree. and ",ite. y. 22.
* Edward Herbert was of JIonts^Trat and Bristfd, Merchant. Will provi'd lt'.S.5. .My wife
Anne and son Thos. (SS, Cann). l>y Anne, si>tt.r of John .Mountsl>iihen (a (danter of Xevis
li">55 and dead 1701), he had a s m Thomas, who married l)'u-othy (sister of James Lytlon of
Nevis and Cambcrwcll, who in liis will, provcij 171S (.")1, i>rowninu'), names his niece S.-iriii
Herbert and nephews Tho. and .losepli Herbert, cli,'.), and had issue Tlniuas. Joseph, W'iliiun,
bapt. at St. Geor-,'e, Nevis, 1716, Jolni, b,i[.l. 171'.i, Jas., bipt. 1722, Jleary. bapt. 172 t, and
others whose n.nnes I know not. Their descendants were numerous. See an incomplete
pedigree ia " Antio'ua," ii., 70, and iii., 427.
316
CARIBBEANA.
iWounscratt 1677-8.
HEEllE FOLLOWEES A LIST OF ALL THE MEN, WOEMEN, &
CHILDREN WHITES & BLACKS, AVHICH ARE CONTEY^ED
IN THE SEVERALL DIVISIONS IN THE ISLAND OF MOUN-
SERRATT, VIZ.
Lt. Coll. Cormack &
Lt. "William Kuowles
Ens. Daniell SuUavane
Sergant AVilliam Cavaaan (?)
Sergant James Adams
Sergant Doniiuick Mead
Sergant Daniell Dowdy
Daniell Eobrjan
Martin Blake
Eichard Burke
Daniel Dunarand
Eedmond Grerrald
John IludshcU
Jolin Kelly
Dcrmond Sullavane
Edmond Eoyle
Teige Crowly & Teige Quigly
Nicholas Duuavain
White men.
John Darcy 1
John Molly & Edmond Cahosy 2
James Fitzmorris & James Coldmain 2
White
White
White
men.
women
children
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
Owen 3.Iaeloughlau 1
Daniel Killmury & Teige llean 2
AV"' Eeau & CurncUius Keene 2
Dennis Murphy & Kirgane 2
Mathew Woodiuas Seu. ct Jun. 2
Dan. Cormody & .John Dowdy sen. 2
Dermoud Djwdj'.A John Dowdy jun. 2
Henry jM'^Donougli
Daniel iliirphy &■ Dan. Croveen
Jolin Hide & Teige Dorane
John Mally & W'" Mahone
Eedmond Burk & Xielioas poor
Ciirnelius Dundo & Dermond Eer-
figgs
Ullick Welch & Teige Donavane
John Horane & Flourence Carty
Garrett Missett & Edm. Reued
Farrell Dowdy & Richard Lov
Dcrmond :NLally ..t Daui.oU Dolly
Jolm SuUavauo & Teige Corrue
Patrick Darcy it jNlathow Darcy
John Andrews & Roger Ringe
Joha Reiiny it John iManing
Tho. El way it Thoma^ Elway junior
"W' Milson, Clemeut Hokius
White rae
Thomas Bonny & Owen Donahul
Thomas Elliott & John Gillroy
James Gillroy & Owen Dowdy
Peirce ErroU & Roger M'^Guyer
Mosett Ganan & Thomas Ganan
John Sherdan & "W"' More
Daniell Conner & David Borke
John Harby & Tho. Daniell
Thomas Risen & Dermond Lorry
Morgan Regan & John Egan
Heur}' Lewis it Torrence Baines
Daniell Cunegan it Patrick Carrelam
John Thoill & Patrick Sheia
John Donough & Garrett Sey
W™ Eeau & Patrick AVhitc
Eoger Carroll it John Grynen
Michaell Keagh & Jolm Muphy
James Gerrald & Curuelius Kyon
John Finny & Peler Make
Nicholas Eock & John Dume
Tho. IMullrean & Peter Bryan
Luke Cautelly it Curuelius Mcword
Eng. Eic. Sawyers & luo bliarpc sen''
John Sawyer & John Sharpe jun''
White White White
meu. women, children.
2 2 1 '
2 2 5
2
CARIBBEANA.
317
White
men.
2
2
2
9
Clement Ilokins jun"" & Eoger Willicks sen''
Eoger TVillicka jun'' & John Smith
"William Bradley & A\'"' He:ik
John "Wyke & Peter Harris
Eic. Selliott, Ino .Westopher & Tho. West-
opher 3 2 2
John Harper & Richard Hodges 2 2 3
Praneis BjTin & Greorge Hill 2 1 2
James Daunt & John Batten 2
Women & children more 4 12
Men, women, & children more, wch. are
confusedly intermixed in the List 7 54 103
"White
woman.
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
White
children.
3
3
& Negros 40.
14G
149
MAJOR GALLWATE'S DIVISION.
Thomas Harris
Ens. Thomas Mansfeild*
Morris Mansfeild
Thomas Mansfeild j\nV
John Mulclokey
John Regan & \V"' More
W"' Cusen & Patrick Mulclokey
Daniell Sullavau & John Siillavan
John Connell & John Reyton
Teige Long &, John Long
Mathew Swiiiey & Charles Fenghey
Thomas Maryman & Geo. Griffen
W"' Griffen & Bryan Cohane
Hugh Ready & Bryan Cohane
Cap. Tho. Roch & Daniell Bryan
Curnelins Mahoney & John Betty
W"' Risden & Gregory Hyden
Curnelins Murphy & Nicho. Hilroy
John Rillroy & Yv'"' Rillroy
John Dologliery & Hum Sullavane
Francis Sullavaue & John Daley
John W"'^ & John Murphy
Teige lliggen & Francis Martyn
Alexander M'^Dauielkt James Guane
John James & Laurence Rernane
Ater Reeve & Fraucy Drady
Andrew Kelly & Floureuce Carty
John Bohely & Dennis Burkcly
Teige Sullavane & Morris Byau
"William Weld vt Robert Newcomb
John Newcon-.b & Dcnnond Phalney
Tobias Buttler &. Patrick Parlanc
Daniell Fowler S: Dennis Fowler
Edmond "Welch ic Patrick Welch
Constat! Jolly & John Ward
James Brislane & John AVard
James "White & Morris Cassy
White
men.
1
1
1
1
1
o
^
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
o
2
2
o
2
2
White
men.
Kenedy Mulkere & Menous ^lul-
sterock
Dan. Sullavane & Den. Sullavaue
Dermond Mulragne & John Rayne
George Dexeter & Owen Cullenane
Loughlaiie Rayne & James Dollane
Thomas liittene & Dermoud Rittene
Hugh King & John Guane
Patrick Neale & Hugh Realy
John Shalug & John Leitch
AV"' Slatrv & John Slatry
Hugh Gill & John Gill
Dermond Dule & Dermond Dony van
Daniell Donavaue & James Brown
Godfrey Melaue & John Cleary
Mich. Bryan & Bryan Shernene
Nich. Rerene & John Rerene
Hugh Bradan & Dermond StiUavane
Phillip Sullavane & Morris A\'clch
Bryan Murphy tt IMurlow Gleehane
John Glessane & Teige Hayne
Teige Reyne & Phillip Quingayne
Edmond Poor & Tharleigh Biwait
Thomas Grady & Richard Daniell
Lt. Richard Barry
Teige Kelly & Edmund Guane
Bryan Gowne & James Morrise
Morrish Pursall & John iley
Anthony Griffin ct Dennis xsaughton
Dermond Finny
Ens. John Cormock
AVhite women G7 it children in all
being without distinction of
sex or age in the list IIS &
Negros 74.
128
His is the only name with a white woman against it.
318
CARIBBEANA.
CAPTN. EICHARD BASSE HIS DIVISION.
AVhite
men.
1
o
Eicliard Ba>se
Natliau Boot!) it AV"' Odcridcje
Oiicsipliorus Hunt & Hum. Simp-
son
Silvester Hunt &. James Giisscll
Tho. ]''incli & Dennis Hartneat
Pram-is Hudson i'^; W" Davies
John CroNMi it Jolin James
Tliurl()i;]i C'affcry A Edni. Hallarane
James, Wekli Sc . . . . Elireet 2
Thomas Brimigim it Patrick ]3rigg 2
Deiniis Carty ct Jtffiey Grady 2
John Duniiavane & Morris Dclarey 2
Dau. ("artyroe & Dennis Salmon 2
Dennis Saninon junr. & Jacob Hare
Germ
Teige Dunn & Teigc Mulrean
IVich. AVelcli ct Owen Sullavan
Curnelius Slioliane & Owen Clcary
Edm. Byernam it Jolm Lineli
Jolin kSliee juu'' & AV'" ^[ullanc
Darby Lane & Owen Harra
Gibeou Pitzgerald & Edm. Haller-
ane
Teige Hallos & Florence Hallerance
Dan. Hallerane & Kich. Dempsey
John. Fare & John Shea
Murtogh Beary it Den. Carty
Daniel Shea & Pearce Goold
Boger Bearden & John AVelch
Arthur 3Iurphy it Edm. Murpliy
Teige IMiirphy it John Callaliane
Dan. Driscoll ct Jno. Callahan jun.
Boch Maioy it James Jioch
Curnelius Callahane & John
Browne
"White
men.
Edm. ^Hirphy sen. Lodovi'dc &. Her.
AIur[)hy
Teige Callaliane it John Coy
Teige Carty it Daniel Carty
"W" Brown <fc Phillip Sullavan
Curnelius Sullavan it Tei^e Sullavan
AV'" Fallocm it Daniel Alarrony
]N'icho. Grant it Curnelius Alaguane 2
Teige Naahten it Daniel Cosgrave 2
Teige Conner it Darby Schooly 2
Dennis ^lahony <t Darby IShaguassy 2
John Shagnary & Hugh Magrate 2
John Finny it Timolhy Dwyer 2
EJum])hrpv Shogliorrow it Jolm poor 2
Teigc Collins it W" A\'elch
Dinnis Driscoll & Patr. Hollarane
iS'icholas Trant it Daniell Dicky
John Boch <t Daniell Donavane
Teigc Shea & John Barry
Pearce poor & Phillip Flahoonane
Tho. Chahell & David Collgrave sen''
Pat"' Figgerdan it Phillip Dowse
John Dowse & AValtcr Gibeon
John Crenocan & Tho. Magrah
John Augherin ct Dennis Betty
Daniel Shea sen"" & James Conner
Owen Carty
John Tallboit ct AV™ Thompson
John Cach ct John Lashev
John Millby
AVoemen in the List 79
Children, AVhites 98
jSVgros old ct young of both
sexes being 34
120
J.
.\
CAPT. NICHOLAS MEAD HIS DIA^ISION.
AVbite
men.
Capt. Nicholas Mead
Capt. Syms
George Syms ct James Stanley
Johii ^litchell it Johu Bia'tou
John Anderson ct Degory Good
Edw. IMaii'uam ct Humphry Grees
Thomas IJarucs ct Teige Maghane
Balph Twine ct Ebine/.er Ambrose
John Stciihens it Bob. ih'istoll
AV"' Laughar ct John AVliitehall
John Light ct Edw. Harbert
John AtwoU it Fran. Collpresse
Thomas Trake ct Boger AV'hitcwood
"VYhite
men.
Derby Cahill ct John Conner 2
Daniell j\Ierenane ct Charles Cartv 2
Edw. at Cap^ Meads ct David Cogan 2
John Janey ct .Morris at Cap. Syms 2
J<dni Moreane ct Charles Higgins 2
Thurlough Dennis ct John Anderson 2
Dennis Macnamarra ct Dan. Fling 2
AVilliam Makey ct John :\[akey ' 2
Cap. Jno. Devereau.K ct ^lath. Lam-
bert 2
Owen Dorney ct John I'renan 2
Teige l'\allway ct TeiLre Cronanc 2
Bichard Brvau ct Oweu Fling 2
1
CARIBBEANA.
319
EoLert Piclcott & Jo)in Okins
Echv. AiiibiMpe & Cuvnelius Iloas
Jolui Dcrniomli A; Darby .Manslune
Morris Fowler & AV'" Swiuev
Bryan O' Bryan & Darby Dimavan
John Collins & Cnrnelins Leary
Owen iSwiney ^t Edm. Connoo
Morrish Gerrald & ^S'icho. JMorris
Eicliard Xiniaiic & Den. (rlassane
John Morgan & Patrick Slionin
Eobcrt poore & Eob. Barry
Cnrnelinn Newlas & u Lady
Morris Trelcy it Den. Carty
Thurlogh ACa^rah & Edm. Terry
Daniel] Kii g it Den. (.'alljlian
Charles A'augbaii & Brian Grurais
Ilngh Connor ct Edinond Hogan
Teige Murphy tt James Busken
Francis Lynch & Eicli. Maliook
Whito
men.
2
2
2
2
o
2
2
o
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
o
o
"White
men.
Patrick Browne & .\ndre\v Lvnch 2
Danicll ^faugher .t Garratt Roeh 12
llcnry Cahane tt John ICeas
John tiart it Dennis Creoly
James Morgan & ALirris Condon
Tho. Tessester & Eicli. Martuiore
Eicliard Goold & AV" i-ennitt
AV^n. ;\[egh & Alarcus Aladane sen'^
Marcus Maidane junior & Eowland
Eoch
Darby Canana, &, Phillip Colly
Eichard D.ircy & James Cotter
prisoneis
Woeaien Whites GO
Children Whiles 93
Xegros old it young 82
117
•">
«)
2
o
2
2
2
2
12
CAPT. PETEE COA^E'S* DIVISION.
AVhite
men.
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
o
2
n
o
2
2
2
9
AVhi
nic
Peter Cove it AV"> A\''iid)ridge
John Ching & Judiert AVest
Samuel Potter & John Peryman
Eogcr Locker it Hugh Allen
Christopher Adams it John Clark
Thomas Hodges & AV'" Smith
Henry How & Eoger ^ladox
A\^'" AValker & Simon Putter
Peter Beach & AY"> Clarke
John Uppington it Hcji. How
Eichard How it Eichard Madox
Thomas Nicholls it John Dracott
John XiclioUs it Jolui Alarrisli
AV'" Knowles it Earrcll Gallaho
Teige Mahony it Dennis ^NTarlen
Eemoud M^Teige it Donouiiii ]\Iad-
din
AV"' AL\rtyn it David ^Meruk
James Cullnaghton it Owen Eeely
John Conner it Jordcn Pendergrasse
John Gulley it Jair.es King
Patrick Si-anlane it Dan. (^iiiuagan
David Torpoe it A\'"' i5arrv
AV"' Allin .t PhilL Hin-crton
AV'" Cantey it Tho. Ba.-kerville
James J-onu'lilaii it W'" Barry
Thomas iiussell it John liruwii
Peter Erench it Edm. Murphy
John AVallis it Jno. Baiick brown
Edmoud Clearv it Xealc Swinev
Glasney IMahoney & Eob. Hulcey
Patrick NTash it Eichard Farrell "
Edinond AFurpliy & James Barry
Atichaell Archer it Teige Carty
Dermond Murraine it W'" Mahony
•lohn Gallahor it AValter Brown
John Meagh it iMorris Clonane
John Kelly it Owen Hossey
Eoger Eenane it John Tracey
Tobias Pursill & Xpher Garvyne
.Tames Nunday & Jno. Garralt
Mathew Dec it Cane Conyland
Daniel Dalley it Owen ]Martyn
Morris Clouanc ct .Tames Butler
Mermush Tracy it Edm. Tracy
Abraham Dee it John Hayd
Natli. Chambers it Edm. ATajor
James Dunbar ct Alex. Eamsey
Dan. Oconhead it Alex. Arnett
AV''" Lewston it Thomas Bosse
Owen Eeed it Andrew Carr
John Dalley it Uen. Dalley
AVhite woeuien ji) it children
in all 09
Negros men woemen it chil-
" dren 90
White children more IS
102
Tbis uame uiay be " Cone."
320
CARIBBEANA.
CAPT. ADEEW BOOTH'S DIVISION.
White
men.
Lt. Edw. Eoad & Eobert Penrose 2
Eds. Geo. Eiddall & John Beding-
feild
Kandoll Hill & Eliiathau Hunt
Eichard Haguus & Edmond Cloys
Moses Serces & Eoger Hughs
W" Ford ct Daniel Danili
Xpher Shellbrook A: Edw. bhollbrook
Tho. Huntly & Edw. AVhitiiig
Hugh Taylor & John Edwards
Beny Mullett & John Hill
Giles Godard & Tho. Parker
Eichard Brett & Geo. Earne
Thomas Coker & W™ Lewarne
John Pike & David Eorgason
Capt. W"> Carr & AUeu'Smith
John Dunbar & John Lawson
Patrick Hogg & George Ferguer
James Durham & Adam Cartart
Nynou Gilkgavc & Dan. Wallace
Johu Smith Sc Eobert Calvyn
James Hamilton & Jolm Hunter
Eobert Al.siner & John Armstrong
David Kenegun & John Sinkler
Lt. Edmond Daley
Ens. Anthony jS^exon
Ser. John Howraw & Serg. John
Davies
Sergt. AV"' Lealiy & Daniell Dalley
Michall Bryn & John Naughtun
Francis Darrane & Daniel .M^Allen
John Eath & Jonathan Burk
Lawrence Erom & Edw. Everson
Eedmond English & Eichard Davies
Terrence Dermond & Dennis Der-
mond
Hugh Dyer & Alexander Miller
Thomas Grosse. & jMorris Britt
Garrett Trant & Mathew Hea
Stephen Skerrett & Thomas Lynch
Christopher Liuch
Tho. MuUow & Brislahane
George French & Peare Linch
James Kenny & Marcus Linch
White
men.
2
2
2
Thomas Toall & Peter Darcey
Dennis Teige & jMichaeil English
Hum. Sullavane & Curnelius Brian
Morton M^KufE junr. & ^Vm. Win-
ter
Wm. Conaways & Teige Cahefie
John Shee jun'' & John Brian junr.
Thomas Murrane & John AVelch
Curnelius Gorman & Dan. Carrell
George Thompson & Der. Lernane
Dermond Donavane & Der. Ealliffe
James Buttler & Eedmond M-Manus
Miles M<=Eegane & Edm. Prock
John Coney & Johno Gully
Thomas Baskerner & Thomas Kelly
Tho. Kelly jun-- & Daniell Phalsey
Patrick Kenedy & Dennis Carty
Teige M-^Carty & Eob. Sullavan"
Daniel Mortogh & Teige Herely
Dermond Horely &, Eedmond May-
nor
Dermond Murphy & Dan. Donavan
Johu Sullavan & John Mahoney
Teige Duf Sullavan & John Sullavan
Daniel Sullavan & Teige Heafc
Dennis Brenau & Dermond Driscoll
David Condon & Mich. Lynch
John Magrah & John Swiney
Johu Kirse & Daniell Fowler
Eobert More & Dan. Duuavane
David Naughton <k Murlow Nealc
W"' Mullgrave & Edm. Swiney
Eichard Forrest & John MtiUane
Curmelius Shea & Morgan Mallow
Owen Carty & John Gerrald
Edw. Murpliy & Dennis Mahoney
Woemen, Children, iS'egros
Eandoll Eegan & Godfrey Dolly
White women 53
White children 84
Nesros 95
149
{To be continued.)
AM
PM-IILlPg
€li0 3'B-YJE:SQ
JR.
'%a^,.^£^
, M 0 mxta loft ;H ^ ^- 5.' i«> o ;.--i:^^ ^ ^1 ad to %
Puhf *y of^'rW /<;.} Shoe La-ne. londmt. BtcT / ;.' 1805
CARIBBEAN A. 321
atimtral ^SljiUip^ Co5l)j>*
This officer was second son of Col. Alexander Cosby, Lieut. -Governor of
Nova Scotia, where he died 2G Dec. 1743, by Anne, dau. of Alexander Winnard
of Annapolis. Alexander's yonnge!' brother, Col. William Cosby, was Governor
of New York from 1732 till his death 10 March 173G. They were sons of
Alexander Cosby of Stradbally in Queen's County, who died in 1C9-1'. The
Admiral married in August 1792 Eliza, dau. of William Gunthorpe of .\ntigua,
by whom he left no is.suo. He succeeded to the Stradbally estate on the deatli of
his coub^in Lord Sydney (Burke's "Landed Gentry"). The " G.M.," p. 92,
records his death : "1S08, Jan. 10. In Alfred-street, Bath, aged SO, Philip Ccsby,
esq. Admiral of the l^ed. lie was at the Rooms the preceding evening and
played at Whist." On his tablet in the south transept of the Abbey his age is
given as 77 ("Antigua," ii., 2-13). The Burial Ivcgister.has : " ISOS, Jan. IG.
Admiral Phili]) Cosby" (" Genealogist," vi., 181). His aunt Elizabeth married
Lieut. -General Eichard Phillips, Governor of Nova Scotia, probably his godfather.
ilttteis from 3, SSEatei) to Bh ^cott.
Antigua 15"' August 1770.
Dear Sir
I have long since answer'd all your letters, your last was dated the
li"" Dec"", wherein you mentioned your conversation with M'^ W™ Gunthorpe;
thank God that matter is all over! We had a reappraisment the 10"' instant,
ballance in our favour £'3520 . 10 . 7, which is paid in Cash & Bills of Exch".
I chose Mel's'^ Jarvis & Christian, Mels" Jeremiah Blizard &, Looby were the
Appraisers foT jNP Gunthorpe. The estate was deliver'd up in good order, the
works compleat & fit for immediate service — the Negroes & Cattle in excellent
condition.
r Negroes valued at £4453 . 12 . G
Eeappraisment< Cattle ■ 1092 . — . —
[Bmldings &c. 4837 . 13 . 10
Amount of the appraisment "I^
at the commencement of the Lease /
Overcast on the first appraisment in the original Schedule
£3520 . 10 . 7
INP Gunthorpe has good reason to be ]ileascd with this ap]n'aisment, for lie
has a valuable considei-alion for what he pays. 1 am perfectly satisfyed on my
])art. 1 paid for 24 New Negroes bought for Paynter's estate £S25 . 10 Stirling
which is at G7J p C £1382 . 14 . 3 Currency. I gave up in the reappraisment
two valuable Negroes of my own (one of them a Cooper) valued at £2.")0.
1 paid out of the reajipraisment for a year's rent £940. 1 ai'snrc you this AiVair
has cost me a great deal of attention it trouble. 1 sold 20 Hhds. of Sugar thi>
£10383 .
6880
G .
15 .
4
9
8502 .
18
10 .
7
»»■..., VX^.JU ...^ 1. f.,.V., V ....^ - - _- -
year at 40' A: ship'd 130 Sc kept SO for tlie refining house. 1 sent home to IMels"
blivcr, William Warner's bills on W'" Gunthorpe for £1025 . IS .
9 Stirling.
VOL. II. Y
322 CARIBBEANA.
I bclIeAC a A^ar not far off, & s^liall be glad of your opiuiori, if you tliinlc it
advisable to sell out of the IStocks, before tliey uiay be too low.
My cliief attention -will now be to this Estate, & make all the Dun-j; I can.
I have an inclination to go home next year, but if I continue my health, may
probably stay one year longer, & then if it is agreeable to the Family, shall be
glad to rent u])on English security, foi" it is running too great a wrisk to trust
a Mannger, -who will think only of himself, & I dont know where to get a Man
1 wou'd confide in.
"We are all well & join in love & compliment to you & our Friends. I am
Dear Sir Your very affectionate humble servant
D. AVallh.
(Addressed :) To James Scott Esq""
at Mel's'-'' AVarner & Johnson
By Cap* Smith. Merchants. London.
Seal : Crkst. — A demi-lion rompani coupcd over wreaili anil hflvict. .\t!MS. —
, . . . a chevron beticecn three Jlems-de-l is. Motto. — [fJideo ix dec.
[On a double folio sheet in the possession of the Editor.]
This letter evidently relates to " Guntlu)r])os " and "Payntcrs," tv\ o adjoining
estates in Antiijna, owned by William Gunthorpe, who was at the time; resident
in London ("Antigua," ii., 89). The n])])raiscment on entering upon a lease,
and roapprnisement on giving it up, any losses being paid by the tenant and any
improvements by the landlord, was a very equitable arrangement.
De la Court "Walsh, the letter writer, had been a Captain in the SSth Eegimenr,
and married two ^Yivcs in Antigua, dying in 17S1 at Ivichmond, Surrey. In l;is
will he names no family, but mentions Eobert De La Court, Sen., Esq., of Ireland,
and .Eobert's eldest son Walsh De La Court. (Ibid., ii., 5.)
Edward AVarncr and liis brother-in-law John Johnson were merchants and
partners in London, both holding much ])ro]ierty in Antigua. James Scott, Esq.,
left the Island in 17G0-L There was a firm of Ledwell aud Scott about 17S0.
Antigua IS"' Sep^ 1772.
Dear Sir
The 31'' of last month we had the most violent Hurricane ever knov.n ;
very few Estates, if any, but what have felt the efftcts of it, many of them quite
destroyed, several white people kill'd ct a number of Xegroes. The King's Ships
in English Harbor dismasted, & many A'clsels lost. AVo are in sad distrefs for
want of Xegro provision, what little Corn we have sells at 15/- a bushel.
S' Christophers has suffer'd as much if not more, & the other Islands, very
considerably.
AA'"e lost part of our Dwelling house, our defining house blown down & twenty
Hhds. of Sugar destroyed, however we shall recover part of it. which must be
manufactured anew, our Rum house down, & the South side of the Curing
house. Boiling house strip'd. Sick house i.t Coopers Shop down. Trash house, Stock
house, Coach house A Stables down, a large new Dove house quite gone, & our
Store house strip'd. The house in Town which was compleatcd with glals sashes
new painted & a handsom stone wall, very much shatter'd & the wall down —
little or no Lumber to be had. Brovision extreme dear. &, little of that. Our
Canes v,hi])'d to shreds & a great part of them broke short off ; we have not
suffer'd much that way, A 1 hope, if we have good weather, to make a tolerable
Crop. The new stone building, containint,' the Olliccs, stood it very well it was
of great service. AVe lost only one Ncl;io. Af Otto had four kill'd upon the
spot. The Jiarrncks & JL)s])ital terribly shatter'd it the Gallery down. The
streiigth of the Winds is incredible, they seemed to contend ..t battle together.
CAKIBBFANA.
323
Thank God we are all well. Sc join in love &. compliment to you and our
Friends; all the Family are here at prosent. and talk of cooing home next year.
If I find niy.'^clf well. I will endeavour to jiut it cff a vf ur Ioniser.
I fear we shall have bloody work at .S' Vincents. Six Companies of our
Regiment arc gone thither.
I wish you health and am truly Dear Sir
Your most obedient humble servant
D. Walfh.
(Addressed :) To James Scott E?q^
to be forwarded by Thomas 01i\er and Michael Lovell Esq"
Merchants. London.
(On double folio sheet, seal gone, in tlie possession of the Editor.)
Governor Sir Ealph Payne sent home a long letter describing the effects of
this hurricane. The Court House was blown in, the Hospital at English Harbour
levelled, the flagship and two frigates driven ashore, and the Govei'uor's new
study and papers blown away. Montserriit suffered £G0,000 damage, but
St. Kitts much less. The King gave a donation of £2000 to Antigua towards
the fund for repairing losses. The GSth Ku^iraent was to return to Europe the
end of 1772. (" Antigua," i., cxxi.) Thos. Oliver was my great-great-grandfather
and Michael Lovell was his first-cousin and partner; their counting-house was in
Mark Lane.
Baptisms.
1788 March 2-1 Richard a Xegro Boy belonging to Edward Brazier, Esq.
June 21 Rachael D. of Thomas and Elizabeth Jermy.
July 27 Eleanor Chiistie D. of AVilliani & Margaret Ferrier b. 11 Novem''
1787.
October 9 Anne Israel 1). of AVilllain Bonnet and Catharine Frost.
Novem'' 5 Peter S. of Nancy a ]\Iulatto Woman, the property of John
Rich: Herbert Esquire.
Dec. 1-1 Sallv D. of Thomas & Elizabeth Jermy.
1789 May 30 Walter Maymird S. of Joseph Herbert Pemberton by his AVife
Margaret, b. 11th November 17.SS.
June 21 Richard S. of Richard and Elizabeth Stanley.
October 17 Martha Catharine 1). of Francis [and] Margaret Galpine b. in
October 17sG.
Francis Herbert S. of Francis & Anne [rest wanting].
[Several entries missing.]
[April ?] James S. of James and Sarah McHeury b. on the lOth of last
Month.
May 19 James S. of Nancy a Mulatto Woman the property of
J. R. Herbert, Es(|.
July 2o Elizabeth D. of William and Margaret Ferrier b. 4th jNIarch
1790.
* Continued from p. 1G8.
T 2
324 CARIBBEANA.
ptem' Willinm Crib S. of .Tolin & Mary Keefe.
Dec'' 7 Elizabeth Frances D. of Edward & Ellzabctli reuiberlon.
1792 March 20 Xanno ^Vilki^son au adult Is egro.
Haddock Prentis"~\
Clement Pliilli|is ' Children of Ann Wilkinson
Mary Browne ( a free ^Fuhitto.
Frances Browne )
May 13 Michael ]^bert S. of James & Sarah ^FcSheiily [?].
May 2i, ISOO. Taken from the Papers of the late "Rev. AVilliam Jones by
the Rev. Geo. Green.
Baptisms.
1792 June 10 Robert "]
Thomas >Sons of Thomas and Elizabeth Jcrmy ]5apti/.cd.
William J
10 Jane D. of Xancy Herbert a ]\restec, Baptized.
br. 2G Mary D. of William & Mary Ferricr b. r)th last July Baptized.
1793 March 25 Baptized Burroughs an adult Negro iNlan.
1799 May 31 Frances A^incent Infant 1). of Michael and Ann Cassin,
Baptized.
Oct"" 23 William West S. of Thomas and Ann Roper Baptized.
1800 Jan'-y IG Martha Williams Infant 1). of John and Mary AV'illiams Smith
Baptized.
[New i)agc, several entries evidently missing.]
[MAEniAaES.]
1767 Jany 1st Roger Pemberton and Elizabeth Sands spinster.
John Bowen Rector.
[Same handwriting.]
Oof' 3'1 Thomas Skirrett and Elizabeth . . . itt Spinster.
[A different handwriting.]
17G8 June 4th Robert Vaughan and Mary Charlotte Chapman, Spinster.
20th Edward 31iirray and Sarah Browne, Spinster.
July 2Ist Samuel Baillie and Ann Wilkinson, AVidow.
1769 Jan''/ loth John Rashbrook and Elisabeth Mace [or Man] Spinster.
Nov'' [?] James Parris and l-^lisabcth Burke, AVidow.
1771 Feb''-' 12th Roger Gardiner to Elisabeth Bridgewater Spinster.
1772 [An entry missing.]
ne 14th John Pinney to Jane [? written over another name] Weekes,
Spinst.
Dec"" 17th AValter Mavnard to Frances Pemberton, Spinster.
1773 April 29th AVllliam Scott Clerk to Susannah Beach, Spinster.
[A new handwriting.]
March 10th ]{ichard Stanley to Elisabeth Brodbelt, Sp.
May IGth George Frost to Anne Jiarnahv, Widow.
177-1 Ocf 12th Jolin Henry Clarke to Alary A'andcr])ool Spin.
1775 March 2d John Bertrand to Martha Wenham 8|)ins.
June 11th AVilliam bennet Frost to Catharine Roper, Spins.
July 29th James Chapman, junior to Anne Cede, Spinste.
1776 July ISth William Jones, Clerk to Frances AVilliams. Spinst.
Sepf 2d Lrichaol Stanhy to Elisahelh Washington, Spinster.
1777 Jan''>' 4th James Jetl'erys to Frances Billingslcy Spinster.
CARIBBEANA. 325
1777 May 15th Oliver Huggins to Anne Clifton, Spinster.
Aug' 21st A\'illi;un Burt W'cekes to 3Inry Browne, Spinst.
1778 Jan'y 4tli John Alexander lies to riUcretia Burke, Spinster.
1779 June 2Sth Dr. Josiah Nisbett to Miss Frances WoohvarJ, Spinster.*
[A different handwriting.]
17S3 June 23d Andrew Ross Esqr. to Bridget Pemberton, Spins.
Dec'' 13 John Richardson Merchant to Henrietta P[arris?].
1781 February [11th ?J Francis Galpiue Grentleuian, to Marg[aret?].
[New page, several entries missing.]
85 Dec. 20th Thomas Er.-<lcinc, Gentleman, to Sarah Vincent, Spinster.
787 March 11th Horatio Nelson, Esquire, Captain of His Majesty's Ship the
Boreas, to Francos Herbert Nisbet, AVidow.
May ISth Andrew Hamilton, Esquire, to Martha Herbert, Spinster.
789 April 30 G-eorge Douglas free Muhxtto to Mary Herbert, free Mulatto.
1790 May 13th Charles Dealing, Gentleman to Amelia Brodbelt, S[)inster.
ugust2Gth John Tobiu Crosse, Planter to Polly Burke, Spinster.
1791 July 21st James Taylor, Gentleman to Mary Browne, Spinster.
92 March 15 ... Id Noble, Surgeon to Elizabeth [Brodberr]t, Spinster.
[One entry missing.] [Rebecca Herbert, Spinster ?]
May 21th, 1800. Taken from the papers of the late Rev. AVilliam Jones by
the Rev. Geo. Gi-cen.
1792 by IG Henry Sallows Planter and Elizabeth Smedley, Sjjinster
Married.
April G Mai-ried Magnus IMorton Esquire and Christiana Forbes,
Spinster Married.
1798 Aug' G John Smith Gentleman, and Mary "Williams Wenham, Spinster,
Married.
Dec'"' 15 AVilliam Bonnet Frost, Jun'' and Eleanor Morris, Married.
1799 Aug. 17 John Dasent Smith and Sally Claxton Spinster, Married.
BUIIIALS.
17G5 Marcli 13th Tlie Body of Frances Brodbelt.
[Each entry lias a line after it, and begiiis with the words " The Body of."]
jMay 23d Elizabetli Edgcrly.
July Gth John Edgerly.
August 12th ]iicliard Lindlev a free Xtian negro.
Sep'"- Gth Tobias Clare.
17GG Jan'y 2Gth .... Frost the D. of Jolni Frost.
17G5 Dec'" 1st Grace the D. of James Brod[belt].
Dec'"' 15th A\'illiam Brown. These omitted in their proper place.
17GG February -1th Ann the D. of Midi' Stanley.
April 9lh Nathaniel ba.-<e S. of John George and Ann Brown.
April 2Glh Ann i^rown, Sen''.
Oct'"' 1st Thomas Williams.
Dec''' 30lh Thomas "Wilkinson.
17G7 January 8th John Frederick Clarke.
John Boweu, Jiector.
July 22d .... Jones.
[The last separating line.]
• Lady Xeboii's fu'st mirriigo. A curious fuature i.-i tlio lillc "ilii'S," not used olsowhero.
326 CAKIBUEANA.
1767 Oct' 7th The Hon'-'' Joseph Herbert, Esq^ Aged 7[8 ?].
1768 Jau-'y 8th Cliri.^tophcr AVilkinsou, aged 42.
Feb^y 24tli John Mc^laster, aged 8-i.
April 12th Elizabeth Davis aged CO.
Sept"'' 5th llobert Edwards a child aged 22 m.
Ocf 20th Eobert Davis, a child aged 15 Mo.
Nov'' 17th John Erost, a child aged 12 in.
Dec' 19th Mary Erodbelt Spinster aged 5o.
1769 March 7th Anne Plerbert Spinster aged 41 y.
June IGth John Irvine, aged 35 years.
16th Mrs. J. A. Craft or C'ruft aged 75.
Sept' 30th M'^ Elizabeth Herbert aged 34 years.
Dec' 17th Edward Browne a child aged
1770 l<'ebry 5th Mrs. Sarah Baker, aged ' .
20th Mrs. Stanley aged 38 years.
March 31st James Tobin aged 72 years.
April 2d Edward Parris aged 40 years.
Aug' 11th Jean Ton<r, a Negro aged 4.
Sept' 19th Henry Jefters aged 32 years.
Oct' 19th Isaac Brookes aged 21 years.
1771 February IGtli Mary Hinds, a Negro child aged 4.
June 15th Bartholomew^ Litman aged 40 years.
July 5th Mary Erost, a young child.
(To be continued^
4
Mttt}^ vtlatmg to tljt SSScst JIntiics/
ANTIGUA.
1. Probate of the will of Eliz. Eachel x\nn Laroche, wife of Sir Jas. L.,
dated 1779.
2. Kob. M^KiuIay, 1. of A., now of Grenock, N.B., Cha. Grant of St. Vincent,
Anthony Brown and Win. Lockhead, both of A., transfer of a mortgage on
plantations in the parish of St. Philip and Division of Belfast in the said I.
Signature of Kob. M'^Kinlay, 3 skins, dated 1790.
3. Kelcase in Trust of [)laiitations between Jas. Taylor of Wanstead, co. .Essex,
and Tho. liodie, 1. of Liverpool, now of A., Geo. M'^lntosh of the K. Exchange, L.,
and Geo. M'^Intosh, Kich. Thornton of Southwark, and about 15 others, creditors
of Jas. Taylor, Eed Hill and Ehnes Creek plantations, slaves, etc. 11 skins,
signatures of all except Eodie, dated 15 Nov. 179S.
4. Jas. Trebeck, Jas. Seton,' and Edw. Grose Smith, John Hendersiin, and
Archibald Neilson and IaIw. Ellice of Mark Lane, AVm. Christie of Wapping,
and Wm. Hoklen of City Chambers, sale of estates in A., St. Vincent, Grenada,
and Tobago. 2 skins, signatures of Ellice, Christie, and Holden, dated ISll.
5. Probate of the will of Jas Cole, dated lb24.
6. Copy of the Eeturn of Slaves from the following plantations. The
Garden 14S, New Works 1G8, Clare Hall 322, Cotton Old Works 155, Betty's
Hope 314, dated lb28.
BAHAMAS.
7. Probate of the will of Eob. Eumer of the I. of New Providence,
dated 1828.
• Prom dealers' catalogues. Soo a previous list, I., pp. 19, 63.
CARIBBEANA. 327
BAEBADOS.
8. Joliu Hewitt, 1. of B., n. of L., unci Tho. Martyn, also of L., land in or
near Austin's Bay in B. Signature of John Hewitt, dated 1G71.
9. Wm. Green of L. and Nich. Wilcox, 1. of B. iSignature of fir.st named,
dated 1731.
10. Original appointment by H.E. .Sir Tlio. l^obinson of "Win. Henry AVarren
to be See. of tlie Clommon Council and Courts of AVarrauts. Signature of
Sir T. K., dated 17il.
11. Kelease from John Trent of ISt. James, B., to Jos. Pickering of Line. Inn
rields. Signature of Joseph Pickering, dated 17G0.
12. Benj. Duce of St. 2\iclastiee, B., & John Pridenbung of L., messuages
in Upper >[oorfields, L. Signatures of Ben. Duce and Tho. and Ann Davies.
Eecorded in B. in 17G7.
13. Adm'on of the remainder of the goods of Sarah Price, wife of Joseph
Price and dan. of AVra. Timbrill. Marriage settlement partly recited, dated 1770.
14. Susannah Gi)sling of B., widow, John Asgill Gosling, Osgood IFanbury,
Anna Barnard of Kingston-on-Thames, widow, Jas. iMapp Allen and Mary A\''ood
Allen {nee Gosling) his wife, Capt. John Gosling, David Barclay of L., banker,
Jolui Lloj'd of L., banker, Rich. Giirney of Xorwich, banker, Osgood Hanbury
of Coggeshall, co. Essex, s. and h. ot Osgood Hanbury, deceased, Sampson
llaubury, brewer, iiich. Guruey, Anna Buxton, and others, large estates in
England and B. 16 skins, with 12 signatures, dated 1796.
15. Official copy of Boval Letters Patent to Tho. Carter, Esq., to be Provost-
Marshal Gen. of B., dated'lSOl.
16. The original will of Henry Bishop of B. on his departure from England.
On 5 sheets of paper, dated lb03.
17. Power of Attorney from W'm. Ewart, A\'m. C. liutsou, Archibald Maxwell,
and others, all of Liverpool, to Win. Barton of ditto to obtain possession of
estates in the parish of .St. Peter in B., dated 1807.
IS. Adm'on with will annexed of the Hon. John Bedford, Judge of the
A''ice-Admiralty Court, dated lyOS.
19. Power of Attorney certified by the Hon. John Spooner, President of B.
On 3 large pages, with the great seal of B. attached, dated ISlo.
20. Act to dissolve the marriage solemnised in the parish t)f St. ^Michael's of
Henry Coode, Esq., with Jane his now wife, lioyal assent given 1 July 1S39.
DOMINICA.
21. Garrett Burton of Posare,* D., and John Woodville of L., feoffment of
one moiety of the estate in iSt. Andrew, called Woodford Hill. On paper,
signature of G. 13., dated 1768.
22. Original grant by Geo. lil. of lands in the parish of St. Joseph, D., to
James Laing, Ivobert Keid, and John Lucas. Printed on u pages fo., with plans,
dated ISOl.t
23. Copy of the A\^ill and Codicil of John Gillon, 1. of D., n. of St. Marylebone,
CO. Middx. ' On 23 pages, dated 1809.
24. Letters Patent for granting a salary to Lt.-Gen. Ered. INLiitland as
Lt.-Gov. of D., 1813.
25. John Laidlaw of i). and ^Nlary his wife, and John ]]ruce, 1. of D., but n. of
Sierra Leone in Africa, and Dugald Laidlaw of D., sugar plantation in the
parish of St. John, D., with signatures of John and Mary Laidlaw. AVrittcit on
paper, dated 1823.
26. Office copy of Letters Patent granting an allowance to Hans Erancis, Earl
of Huntiugdon, Capt.-Gcn. and Gov. of D., dated lfc)23.
* Roseau. f See ante, p. IDl, for a deed of 1811 relalin,;,' to the above.
328 CARIBBEANA.
GRENADA.
27. John Ilis of Hamburgh and Peter Fexier of L., agreement for purchasing
and cultivating plantations in G. 2 skins, signatures of both parties, dated
1765.
28. Release and mortgage between John Cross, Robert Bogle, and John Baird,
all 3 of Glasgow, Charlton Palmer of Loudon, and Jas. Oswald of co. Middx.,
lands in the parish of iSt. Patrick, G., with signatures of Cross, ]Jogle, and Baird,
dated 17G6. Also another deed of 17GS.
29. Joseph Disilles, Margaret E. Thain, widow of Melchior Cavalier, and
Alexandra Wilson, sale of land. On paper, dated 17G7.
30. Bond for £78,000 between James Tourneissen of Switzerland and Anthony
Colombies of London, plantations in G. 3 skins, with sig. of both parties,
dated 1771.
31. John Reid of the I. of Carriacou and Jacob Van "Wylieli: and James
BuUmer of L., cotton estate in C. On 4 sheets, signatures of all parties, dated
1772.
32. Probate of will of Pontius Piutard of the Town of St. George, G.,
dated 1774.
33. John Porteus, Dep. Prov.-Mar. of G., and Alexandra "Wilson, also of G.,
lands in the parish of St. Patrick, G., with signature of John Porteus. Ou paper,
dated 1775.
34. Bertram De-La-Lorance De Charras of G. and Rose his wife, the Hon.
Wm. Lucas and Chas. Clarmont of G., release of houses and land in G., with
signatures of all parties. 8 skins, dated 1770.
35. AVm. Wise of St. George and Wm. Juuor of St. Patrick, both in
G., land in the parish of St. George, G., with signature of Wm. Wise, dated
1789.
3G. Sir Alexandra Crawford of co. Surrey, and Jas. Hay of G., Sam. Wood of
L., Wm. Wise of G., W. Turner of G., and several others, release of Grenvillc
Vale estate in G. On 8 sheets of paper, with signatures of Kav, Wood, and
Wise, dated 1789.
37. Estates in G. under the management of Mr. Rob. Ormetheur, aocouuts
current to 28 Feb. 1799.
38. In Chancery between Sir James Pultcney, Bart., and Sir Tho. Jones, Bart.,
Chr. Codrington, John Kipling JNLirkham, Henrietta Laura Pultcney Fawcctt,
Isabella Pultcney, and others. Ollivier's estate in G., with schedule of documents:
Grand Mai estate, brief for the petitioner 10 pages ; draft petition lodged 12 ]May
1810, minute of order for reference to the Master; order and appraizcme'nt
£21,335, 3 warrants and 2 letters from Sir Jas. P.
39. Wni. Johnstoiie, 1. of G., n. of Paris, and John Ross, 1. of G., n. of
Aberdeen, coffee plantations in G. 3 skins, with signature of AV. J., dated
1825.
40. Mortgage in fee of Paradise estate with its slaves in G. to secure advance
between Tho. Berkeley of G., but then residing at Brussels, John Berkeley of G.,
AVm. and Fred. JNIanning, and John L. Anderdon. G skins, with signatures of all
parties, dated 1827.
4L John Nesbit and Henry Hughes, both of L., Joseph Pitt of co. Wilts,
Rev. Wm. Mills of co. Berks, John Alills of co. Glouc, Charlotte and Augusta
Lushington of co. Kent, conveyance of large plantations in several parishes of G.
On 12 large skins, signatures of John ^\>sbit, Henry Hughes, Pitt, and Mills,
dated 1837.
42. Sam. Amy Severne of co. Xorthants, Cath. J. Stewart of Cheltenham,
Miria Eliz, Stuart of ditto, Rev. Cha. Ford and Geo. Anson of co. Middx., estates
in the parish of St. Geo., G. G signatures, 3 skins, dated 1839.
43. Samuel Amy ScTcrne of co. Xorlliauts and Geo. Edw. Anson of co. I\liddx.,
lands in the parish of St. George, G., with signature of the iirst named, dated
1839.
CARIBBEANA. 329
BEITISH GUIAXA.
44. George Worral of St. Mavylcbono, co. Middx., but now of Clifton,
CO. Glouc., and John Lewis, 1. of i)cinei'ara, now of Blooinsbury, co. Middx.,
plantation on the East Coast of the Colony and Dependent District of Dcmcrara.
Signature of Geo. Worral, dated ISlJi.*
45. Admiiii.stration with the will and codicil of IMillikon Craig of Ballarnin
in Stirlingshire, parish of Stratliblancnorth in the Culonv of Denicrary. 3 skins,
dated 18:20.
4G. Copy of the will of Maria Barnwell of the United Colony of Dcmerary
and Essequcbo, made at Kingston in Georgetown, with a letter addressed to
Mrs. Margaret Berry, dated 1S29.
47. Henry AVm. Bodkin, f . of Gort in Ireland, now of Gt. Yarmouth, Harriett
Blyth of Xorwieh, and Tho. Blyth of ditto, settlement on a contemplated marriage
between Henry A7m. Bodkin and Miss Harriett Blyth, lands in the Dutch
Settlement of Surinam in South America, with signatures of all parties, dated
1841.
HONDrEAS.
48. Andrew Bayntouii of Belize in tlic Bay of H., jSot. Pub., certifies as to
copies of writings under signature of Henry Cooke addressed to John Potts,
under AV. Dean to Jas. McDonald, and under Johu Adam and Jothera Antram,
relating to Compensation claims for Indian slaves, dated 1S3G.
JAMAICA. ,
49. Eobert Shorter of Southwark, co. Surrey, and John Keith oF L., lands in
St. Elizabeth in J. Signature of ]iob. Shorter, dated lG7i.
50. Kobert Shorter of Horsey Down, co. Surrey, and Johu ]\ayniond of L.,
conveyance of lands in St. Elizabeth in J., sworn before Sir A7m. Hooker, Lord
Mayor of L., dated 1G7L
51. Anthony AVestgarth and ^,Vm. Conard, land in St. Thomas in J., dated
167G.
52. Dame Eliz. Modvf(n-d, relict of Sir James M., Johi; Dcane of co. Hants
and jMary his wife, and Eliz. Hcrne of Aiattingley, and Peter Hey wood of J. and
Grace liis wife, land in J. Signed by all parties, dated loS4.
53. Adui'on granted to John Terry, with the will of Nathaniel Terry of
Kingston in J. annexed. 2 skins, dated lU9i and 1G95.
54. Hans Sloane and Eliz. his wife, late wife of Fulkc Eose of co. Alidd..
John Heathciitt of L., several plantatii'iis in J. 3 t^liiiis, sign:ituies oF JIaiis antl
Eliz. Sloane, dated 1709.
55. Leonard Compere and Alary his wife of L., Joseph AVildego nf L., and
Eich. Einch of Glouc, lauds in St. David in J. Signature of Kich. Pinch,
dated 1712.
5G. 'J'ho. Cowper and Anne his wife of AVestniinster and Tlieoph. Ai-mitt of L ,
plantations in Clarendon in J. 2 skins, signatures of Tho. and Anno, dated 1714.
57. Copy of the will of John Tavell of Vere in J . dated 1720.
58. Co])y of the will of Alathew Halstcd of J., dated 172G-7.
59. Copy of the will of Tho. Bernard of St. Cath. in J., dated 172S.
GO. Geo. Townseud of Hampstead, co. Midd., and Tho. and Alary Coni|)ei-e of
Stratford Langlhorne, co. Essex, plantations in ^t. David in J. Signatures of
Geo. Townseud and Tho. Com])ere, dated 1730.
Gl. Probate of the will of Euw. Wilcox of Kingston in J., dated 1741.
02. Probate of the will of Tlio. Thur[)e at Port JJoyal in J., dated 171G.
G3. A parcel of letters relating to the families of Booth, Barrett, Alason, and
Prye, who had estates in J., dating from 1747.
* Seel., p. 21.
3B0 CARIBBEAXA.
64. Copy of tlic will, with 2 codicils, of Jaines "Woodcock of Kingston in J.
9 fo. pages, dated 1750.
65. Anthony Laugley Swymmer of co. Hants and llowley Noel of All Souls'
Coll., Oxford, lands in St. Thomas-in-the-East iu J. Signature of A. L. Swymmer,
dated 1750.
66. Dame Philadelphia Cotton of Finchley, co. Midd., dan. and h. of Sir Tho.
Lynch of J., and Win. Beekford, one of the aldermen of the City of L., convej'ancc
of lands in St. Catlicvine in J. Signature of Dame P. Cotton, dated 1754'.
67. Burton* Long and Kobert Long to Edw. Long. Letter of attorney for the
management of Longville plantation and other lands in Clarendon in J. Signature
of B. Long and li. Long, dated 17U5.
68. Printed appeal case between Tho. Broughton and Phillis his wife, late
P. lloper, widow, and Eliz. Jackson, widow, Win. Davis, and James Jonas,
creditors of Chas. Kelsall, etc., Hermon Hill and L^niou plantations. Tho
Respondents' case, with schedule of pa3'ments and disbursements. 22 pages fo.,
dated 1767 — 1779.
69. Henry Archbouhl, late of Kingston in J., and Benjamin Gee of co. Midd.,
plantation iji the p'sh of St. Andrew in J. 3 skins, witli signature of H. Archbouhl,
dated 1770.
70. Probate of the will of Cha. Goodall of Port Eoyal, co. Surrey, in J.
2 skins, dated 1771 and ISOS.
71. Charles Bowles of X. Aston, co. Wilts, plantation in J., schedule of slaves.
15 leaves, dated 1771.
72. AVm. Gilchiist and Frances his wife, Neil ^laleolm of L. and J., and
Page Keble and Rich. Sadlier, insurance brokers, of L., plantation in Hanover
in J. 2 skins, signatures of Wm. and Era. Gilchrist and Neil Malcolm, dated 1773.
73. AVm. Gray of St. George's and John lloweU of Kingston in J., plantations
in St. George in J. Signatures of both, elated 1775.
74. John Straw and John Jackson, both of L., plantation in St. Andrew in J.
Signature of John Straw, dated 1776.
75. Cause (the Respondent's case) between Eliz. Yirgo Scarlett, Mary James
Scarlett, Wm. Jas. Sfevenson, Henry White Piuauiier, and Sarah G^allimore,
Wm. Green, administrator of Mathew Gallimore, plantations in Trelawuey in J.,
dated 1778.
76. Sir Charles Price, Bart., of St. Catherine in J.. Henry Eawlinson and
John Chorlcy oi Liverpool, jilautatioiis in St. Thomas-in-the-Vale in J. Signature
of Sir C. Price, dated 1779. Also schedule of slaves and stock. 2 skins, dated
March 1779.
77. Sir Charles Price of St. Catherine in J., afterward.-^ of co. Midd. in
England, and Jeremiah, John, and Robert Royds uf L., lands in St. Ann and
St. Alary. Signature of Sii- C. Price, dated 1779.
78. Robert McGhil and Eliz. Pomeroy his wife of Bristol, co. Smn., and A\'in.
Miles, also of Bristol, and Tho. McGhil of L., plantation in Trelawny iu J.
Signatures of Robert and Eliz. AIcGhii, dated 1781.
79. John Hyde, Geo. Healey, and Ebenezer Maitland, all of L., plantations
iu St. Andrew iu J., signatures of Hvde and Healey. (kited 17So.
80. xVbraham, Grace, and Joseph .^guilar (son of l']manuel A. of J.), all of L.,
Isaac Baruh and Emanuel Baruh Lou>aila of L., j)lantations in J. called Baukes
estates, with the signature.^ of all parties. 4 skins, dated 1784.
SI. Cause between Henry Brougliton ami Phillis Ins wife and others, Appellants,
and Eliz. Jackson and others, Respmidenta, Avith an Appendix. Tho.. >iieplien,
and Rose Fuller of L. mcncioned, plantations in St. Mary in J. Printed on
22 sheets, dated from 1786.
82. Cause (Appellants' case) between Cha. JNLtchell, administrator of Wm.
Inns and Hugh, Wm., and Mary Ann Barnet, Robert, Jas., and Jonathan McGhil,
Simon Taylor, Geo. and Joseph Brissctt, plaiuatious in Trelawny in J. Printed
on 14 sheets, dated 1766.
* PBeestou.
CARIBBEANA. 331
83. Wm. Inns of St. Thomas in J. and Hiutou East of St. Andrew in J. and
Sir AVm. Chambers of Gt. B., plantations in St. Thomas-iii-the-East in J.
Signatures of all parties, on 10 sheets, dated 17S8.
Si. Appeal from the P.C.C. Susanna Co[)pell, widow, Ex'trix of AVm. C, 1.
of Kingston in J., and Tho. Goldwin and Tho. Aspinall, two Ex'ors named in
a will of said deceased dated 1788. Mr. N. Gostling, proctor for JNIary Aspinall.
34 pages.
85. Daniel Crokatt of Carmarthen, Jas., Clias., and Alexandra Cranfurd and
Dame Jane his wife of Surrc\' and ]Midd., and Henry Ecdnar of J., messuage in
St. Andrew in J. Signatures of all parties except Jxedwar, dated 1791.
86. Cause between Robert Kerr and Alexandra McLeod, appellants, and Mary
Verney, Baroness Fermanagh, and John Pedley, respondents, plantation in
St. Thomas-in-the-East iu J., also sums advanced by Sir Wm. Eorbes of jN". B.
Printed on IG sheets, dated 1791.
87. Copy of mortgage from Tho. Jleid of Belvidere in Hanover, J., to Geo.
Goodwin Barrett of Trelawney, J., and Leonard Parkinson of St. James, J., land
stock, and over 300 slaves in AVestmoreland in J. On 12 pages fo., dated 1701.
88. Power of Attorney from Tho. i'mley of H.M. sloop Goelan and Francis
Willsou, navy agent, of L., dated at J. 1792.
89. Probate of the will and codicil of Colin Campbell, Lt.-Col. iu Ist lieg. of
foot guards, dated iu J. 1793.
90. Two deeds between Tho. Eeid, the Yr., of Hanover iu J., Tho. and Geo.
Hibbert and Edward Euhr, all of L., lease and mortgage of a plantation in
Hanover and Cornwall in J. 5 skins, signature of Tho. Keid, dated 1793.
91. Cause between Joseph Tiuiperon, appellant, and the Kt. Hon. tho Earl of
Harewood as to a bond given by Edw. Brailsford of St. Catherine in J. and land
there, dated 1791.
92. Cha. Stuvt of co. Dorset, devisee of the will of Humphrey Sturt, Mary
Sturt, the Eev. Geo. Bingham, Eector of Great Critchill, co. Dorset, Edmund
Morton Pleydell, and Henry Wm. Portman and John Jarrett of Trelawny in J.,
plantation called Catherine Mount aud Caiherine Hall in J. Signature of Cha.
Sturt, dated 1791.
93. Charlotte Kathrine Babb (wife of Tho. B., 1. of l^ristol, u. of J.), niece of
Wm. Babb, 1. of Marraziou, co. Cornwall, aud John Question of Minchead, co.
Som. Premises in Barnstaple. Signature of first named. Copy of will of Wm.
Babb of Gurlyn, co. Corn., dated 11 May 1791. Power of attorney 11 Sej). 1793
aud assignment 30 Jan. 1791.
91'. Will of Mathew Halstcd of J., but then iu L., large estates in J. 5 puges
fo., dated 17'Jo.
95. Covenant between Sam. and .loseph Delpratt of Kingston in J. and Kobert
Milligan and David Mitchell of L. -I- sheets, dated 1790.
9G. Copy of the will of AVm. White of «t. Ann in J. 5 sheets, dated 179(;.
97. Letter of attorney from Bob. Gibbs and Jas. Mitchcl of Kiu;^stou in J.
and Bob. Milligan of L. Signature of Bob. Gibbs, dated 1797.
98. Assignment in trust. Pierre Henry dc Fonvdle of Frai:ce and Alex. Cuth-
bert of Mark Lane, L. Interest iu goods sold in J., dated 8 Sep. 1797.
99. John Fisher of co. Som. and Tho. Baikes of L. aud Rob. (Jainpbell of co.
Kent, plantations in St. Eliz. in J. Signature of John Fisher, dated 179S.
100. Copy of the will of Sam. Bamford, 1. of Kingston in J. 5 sheets, dated
1798.
101. Sarah AVilkinsou of co. Oxford, John Connor Field of co. Midd., Philip
Somerville, Post-Cant. It.N., Abraham AVatson Rutherford of L., and Wm.
Meyrick of co. Midd., estate iu J. Signatures of Wilkiusou, Field, aud Meyrick,
dated 1801.
(To he continued.)
332 CARIBBEANA.
0ott^ anti ©iitrtc^.
ELIZABETH LEITH OF TOBAGO.
John Keid of the I. of Tohacjo, Esq., Echvard Ellis and Francis Adams both of
Copthall Biiil(lin_L;s London Merchants in the High Court of Cliancery appearing
acknowledge theui-selvea to owe to the R^ Hon. Sir AV""' Grant K' Master of the
Kolls and Sir John Simeon W the Senior Master of the said Court £4000 this
year 1S17. Wjieuk.vs by an order made by the R' Hi)n. the Lord High Chan-
cellor dated 21 Aug. ISlCi in the matter of Eliz. Lcith spinster a Lunatic on the
petition of Ann Hiuson -widow and Victoria Fclicite Forbes it was ordered tliat
John Feid should be appointed the Manager of the Plantations of tlie s.nid lunatic
in the I. of Tobago ii[)on his giving security to consign the ])roduce to ^lessieurs
W'" Manning, Fred. Maiming and John Le Viscount .Anderdon, and Sir John
Simeon in his lieport of 7 Aug. IS] 7 has ajiproved of tins bond and of Ed. Ellis
and Fra. Adams as Sureties of John P.eid. Signed by John Simeon.
[On one large skin in the Editor's possession. Le Viscount should be Lavi-
count.]
The following abstracts of deeds have been made from a folio ^IS. book of
copies of various Indentures made in the eighteenth century by a certain
"Francis Buxton of Tookcs Court London gent, soliicitor of the High Court of
Chancery and one of the attorneys of the Court of Kini^^'s Bench." He appears
to have acled for certain Xcirfolk and Suffolk f;'.uiilie>, and the book came into
the Editor's possession in Sept. 1909 by purchase from a dealer, who obtained it
from the library of the late Dr. Blofield of Norwich.
BLAKE OF ST. KITTS.
This Ind're made the 1 Jan., -5 Geo. III., 1745, Betweex Patrick Blake of
Langham co. Suffolk I'^sq. 1'' s. and h. of Andrew Blake late of New Norfolk Str.
ill the p'sh of S' Geo. Hanover Sip Esq. deceased and grands, and h. named in
the will of Patrick Blake 1. of the I. of S' Chr. Esip deceased of the 1 part;
Sir AV"' Gage of Bury S' Edmunds B', Eob*^ llarland of Sproughton in co. Suffolk
Esq. the surviving Trustees and Ex'ors named in the will of said Andrew Blake
deceased in Trust for Chr. Blake. IaIw'' Blake, Arthur Blake, Barbara Frances
Blake and [Mary .\im Blake the only younger children or the said Andrew* Blako
all under 21 ot the other part, AVnicincAS Pati'ick IMake llic grandfather of Patrick
Blake party to these presents and father of .Vndrew Blake by Ids will dated
5 [March 1743 gave to Andrew Blake his son the rents of his estates in tlic T. of
[iLuitserrat for life and all I'csiduc of his est. lie devised unto his grands. Patrick
Blake and appointed Hoiniii'cic Trant. .lohu Willett, Geo. Leigh and Peter Lynch
E.x'ors and dyed soon after and Wui-keas Patrick Blake the graudf. was seized
in fee simple of an est. in S' Chr. of tlie yearly value ui aCtOOO and to a personal
est. which alter payment of his dibts and legacies ainounted to £10,000 and
npwarils, and Aiidrew Jjlake ids son by the will became tenant for life of the est.
in ^loirtserrat then of the yearly value of I'GOO the entail of which he alledged
he had barred and being also seized of real est. in S^ Ci:r. of the yearl\- value of
£800 bv agreement of IJJ ALarch 174.") made betw. luin of the one part and Jelfery
French of Ar<:yle IJuildings co. [\lidd^ Hscp on I)ehaU" of Pat. Blake his P' snu then
an infant and on l)ehaif of Chr. 15lake and \a\. JjJake the y Junger sons of the other
part reciting that the estates in M. and .S' Chr. should be absolutely settled after
his death on his 1^' s. Pat. Blako and that he had settled £-)06 a year upon
Marcella his Wife and that Jeffery French hud beeu appointed by the Court of
CARIBBEAXA. 333
Chancory of G. B. Oiiarflinn of Pat. El;il<e it was a<:rccrl tlmt Andrew Blako
should (Inrinc; liis life receive the yearly iiici me of £1(!C0 st., 2'">' that he ?hould
yield up to Jelfery l'"rcnch for Pat. Elake all rents from tlic estates, 3'"->' and settle
them ou him with a power to cliarue them with £St(iO for his youn2;er cinldren.
4''''>' that all proceeds sh'' he laid out in the purchase of lands in G. P. and
a decree of the Court of Chancery or Act of P. wa«! to !ie olnained and AVKKr>ii;AS
hy a deed poll of the said Andrew Plake and jMariin li'alce of tSava^e Gardens
Esq. dated 28 May 175-5 reciting:; the said ai^'rceuient that the £1000 a year had
been paid that Jeffery French was since dead and that ^lartin Plake had been
appointed Gnardian in his place and tliat the said acrceinent had hccn lost
Andrew Plake confirmed it and d. 30 July 17G0 and made his AVill 21 July 17G0
and charged the £8000 on his estates viz. £2000 to be paid to Sir AV"' Gage and
Pob. Harland and Jeremiah Hooper of the p'sh of !S' ]Martins in the Piolds
apothecary since deceased on T. for his s. Ed'' to be paid him at a2;e of 28, £500
for his s. Arthur Plake and paid him at 21, £500 for his dau. Barbara Frances at 21
or marriage and £5C:0 for liis dau. Mary Ann and £1500 for liis s. Chr. Plake at 21
and all residue and AVuerica.s Pat. lilakc on his fatlier's death succeeded to ail
the estates and attained the ape of 21 on 30 Dec. 17(J2 and then barred the estate
in tail male and he is advised the said a<;recuient is prejudicial to him and disavows
it but desires to more amply provide for his 5 brothers atid sisters than was done
bj- his father's will and hath jiioposed to charr;c £S0oO on all his estates iu lieu
of the above £^000 beiiucathed by his father and to give them in addition
£17,000 St. and iSir AV'" Gage and Pob. Harland have agreed to such proposal.-*
lie therefore conveys his plantations to them to raise £^000 at i jier cent, and
£17,000 at 3 per cent, payable as to the last-named sum at ilie age of 25.
[See the -wills and pedigree of Blake iu "Antigua," i., 52.]
AVnKKF.AS I, Patrick Plake of Langbam co. Suffolk Esq. am entitled to divers
estates negroes mills etc. iu the I. of Montserat and Patrick Plake Esq. my late
Grandfather the former owner of the estates made a lease of pai't to Titliau
Skerrett Esq. for 15 years from 1 Jan. 17-13 at the yearly rent of £100 st. which
said negroes and stock were appraised at £3731 c. and Titlian Skerrett is since
dead and Eobert Skerrett Esq. was his successor and assigned the lease to
Dominick Kelly Esq. who desires a reappraiscment I therefore appoint Johu
Brown of S' Chr. gt. my Attorney to execute leases etc. 17G3.
CODEINGTOX OF BARBUDA AND ANTIGUA.
This Indenture Trip, made the 30 A p. 17G3 between Sir W"' Codrington of
Dodington co. Gl. P' and AV'" Codrington Exj. his only s. and h. of the 1'' ])art;
Francis Puxton of Tooke's Court L. gent, of the 2'' part ; and Neast ITavard of
Tewkesbury co. Gl. gent, of the 3'' part. AVitxkssictu that f<ir barring all
estates tail in the following manors and settling them n.pon several trusts and in
consideration of Sir \V . C. settling upon liis said son for life the messuage and
lands in Alarshtield co. Gl. of the yearly rent of £507, they confirm to F. B. for
1 year until a Pecovcry can be executed by Neast Havard against F. Puxton aud
to" hold the lauds as they shall appoint. (See pedigree of Codrington iu .
"Antigua," i., 117.)
This Indenture made the 14 ^lav 17G3 Petwcen Sir W'" Codrington of
Dodington eo. Glouc. B' (eldest s. and' (levi>ee for life of Sir W'" C. late of I). B'
deceased) and AV'" C. Esq. his only s. of the 1 pari and Francis Puxton of Tookcs
334 CARIBBEANA.
n
Court London gent, of tlie otlier WiTXKssExn that in pursuance of an Act of
the Lecwat'tl I. made -1 Ann for Mi[)])]ving the want of llnesi mid recover} s and lor
barring all estates tail and for os. they sell to Fra. B. all that the Island of
Barbuda and its rights quarries also tlie Castle* witli all the Guns Cai;nons /
warlike and otlier stores buildings vessels negroes horses mules cattle deer aiul '
other stock also those plantations in the I. of Antigua called the Garden, Bettys-
Hope, Cotton and Cotton IS'ew Work vvitli negroes and stock, also lands called
Cables, all which were devised to the said Sir W" C. party hereto by the will of
Sir W. C. his father for life witli lemaiuder in tail male — to hold upon such
trusts as they may appoint.
SAMUELL FIEEBEACE, COEPORALL IN CAPT. DAVICE'S COMPANY
IN 1G54. <i
This Samtiell was the son of Bryan Firebraee, Merchant Tailor, of the City of
London. His father went to Constantinople about lU-10, leaving his wife with
two children, Samuel ar.d John, in London in poor circumstances. He died there
intestate, administration being granted in London in May 1043 to Eobert
Cheeringe, a creditor. Her son Samuel was baptized 9 March 1G31-5 at St. ■Mar-
garet's, AVestmiiistcr. He died in Jamaica, unmarried, and administration of his
effects was granted to his mother Jane Arpe (who appears to have married again)
10 June 1057. He is therein described as " late at Jamaica in the States Service
beyond sea, Batcheior."
I have been trying for many years to ascertain iiow and when my ancestor
John Firebrace, uncle of the above Samitel, reached Barbados. It is possible he
went out in the s;nne expedition. He became a merchant and died in 1093.
His will is in the Barbados Eecord OiBce.
C. W. Firebrace.
Danehurst, Uckfield, Sussex.
COLLIEE OF BAEBADOS.
These notes were taken by myself in Barbados in 190L Mehetabel Christian ^
Collier was my great-grandmother, and I am anxious to find out their earlier
history, and whether they belonged to the Dorsetshire famil}-, as their arms
lead one to suppose. The inscription was difhcult to read, and it may be that
Jane Miller, whose register entry docs not tally with the tombstone, may have
been daughter of Josepli and Elizabeth ALiUer, and not Collier. William and
Ja7ie Collier of the tombstone seem to have been living at the same time as
William and Mary Collier of the register. It is rather puzzling.
IxscRiPTiox ON A Tombstone i^ the CiiVKCiiTAitD of St. Michael's
Cathedral, Bridgetown, Barbados.
Here lie the Bodies of | Abel Collier who died | Aug. 4 1775 aged 34 years. |
Samuel Collier ! Sept. 12 17S0 aged .30. | James K. Collier | Ap. 7''' 1793
aged 50 | and Jane Collier Jan. 20 ISOO | aged 07 all of this parish | Sons and
Daughter of AVilliam | and Jane Collier of | S' Andrews Parish deceased |
* This is the castle which w;is a sliort time .t<,'0 lailled down l)}' JNIr. Branch, wlio was the
Government ollicial in charu'o of tlio Island. I was tliis year informed by a friend who resided
for three years in liarhuiia tliat the cislle was an ancient buccaneers' fori and that it was in
need of reiiairs. I cainiot cnnlirm that, liicaiise there is no history of the Island, but it was
evidently used by the ('mlrini,'tons, the leaseholders, as a place of defence, and its destruction is
to be deidored — a vandalism on which strong comments were r.iado at the time in the W. Indian
Committee Circular.
CARIBBEANA. 335
Also the bodies of "Wit.ltam | Sou of aforesaid Samukl Collier | and ELizABinii
his wife who died in 1777 | aged 5 mouths. Jakk Millkk | Feb. 1-1 170G aged
20 years | daughter of Joski'U and Emzaketii | Colliek and great-grand-
dauglitcr | of aforesaid WiLLiAir and Jaxe | Cui.i.iei:. | Abel BA>"XihXEU . . . . j
of aforesaid ^VI^Ll.\^[ and Jane | Col]>ieji | A'j,od 22 years.
Other children of Samuel and Elizabeth Collier were: —
Meiie!'a1!EL Curtstian- Colliek, born 4 July 177-1; bapt. 21 July following
at St. Michael's, married there lo May 1790 William Xewton Firebrace, Chief of
the Legislative Council of Demerara. IShe died iu Tobago in Aug. or Sept.
1822.
James Moekis Collier,* married 1 Sept. 1S05 at St. IMichael's Anne Lyne
Firebrace, daughter of AVilliam Firebrace of St. Michael's, Barbadoes, and sister
of the above-named "William ^^'e\\ton Firebrace.
The Collier family bore for their Arms: GvJcs, on a chevron hclicecn three
tcoJves' heads erased Ardent, as man)/ roses of the first, stalked and leaves vert.
Ckest. — A demi-iinicor7i Argent, aimed, waned, and hoofed. (From tlie impression
on a seal in my possession.)
In Burke's " General Armoury " these arms are ascribed to Collyer of Dorset-
shire. (There is no evidence of this in Hutcliins. — Editor.)
The following entries are from the Kegisters in the ]?ecord Ofllee, Bridgetown,
Barbados : —
Jauc daughter of "William and 3Iary Collier, b. Jan. 4, 1730-1 ; bapt. Aug. 20,
1733.
Mary daugliter of A\'illiam and Mary Collier, b. 17 Aug. 1733 ; bapt. Aug. 20,
1733.'
Jane daughter of Elizabeth Miller, buried Feb. 15, 1796.
(Note. — The latter entry does not tally with the inscription on the tombstone.)
Any further information regarding the Collier I'amily anterior to 1790 would
be welcome.
C. "W. ElEEBllACE.
Danehurst, TJckfield, Sussex.
"tJNION ESTATE, ST. L"[JCIA.
This Indre made the 23 Feb. 3 Geo. IV. 1S22 between the Eev. 'Wm. John
Jolliffe of ]\[crstham Co. Surrey of the 1=' part; John Inglis, John Belliiigliani
luglis and Jas. Inglis all of ]\iark Lane London merchants and partners styled
Inglis and C° of the 2'^ part; Cha. Campbell of llishopsgate St. London merchant,
John Deacon of ditto merchant and Alex. Gillespie of America sq. London merchant
of the 3'' part AVitnesseth that for 10s. to him AV'" John Joiliffe paid by Chas.
Campbell, John Deacon and Alex. Gillespie paid he with the consent of Inglis
and C° doth convey to them all that estate called the Lnion iu the district of
Castries in the canton of the Choc in the I. of S' Lucia of 2-19 acres buildings
for sugar cojipers stock 2o0 slaves as in the schedule as extracted from the
lie^istrv in 1S15 and Jas. Lloyd Esq. and Alex. Sim master mariner of S' Lucie
are appointed attorneys. Signed by all seven. Seal: a lion rampant with the
remains of a motto around it. On seven skins.
* 1S12, Feb. 15. On the oth inst. at Tobai^o the Lndy of lion. J. M. Collier, Speaker of the
House of Assembly of that Islaml, of a .son. (" Uarbados .Mercury.'')
1853, Oct. (■>. "in Great Onii'md-st. asred 5'.1, ('atherine-Gre^'orie, widow of the late James
Morris Collier, of the Island of Toba-o. ('" G.M.," G50.) [EDITOR. 1
336 CAKIBBEANA.
SKERRETT OF AXTIGUA AND MOXTSEKRAT.
Tliis Indenture made 19 Feb. 17oG between Rob. Skcrvett, cent., ]\rnry and
Anne Skcrrett spinsters of co. Galwav, Jeremiah and Peter bkerrett of tlie Island
of Antii:;iia, live of the cbihlren of Peter Sktrrett of the said Co. t^ent. deceased
IMieliael .'^en:per of :?aid Co. <j;ent. and I'diz. lii.s wife dau. of the said Peter, Robert
^[•^JS'euiara of said Co. and iNlar^aret his wife dau. of said Peter, Coleman IFeTne
of Antigua ]danter, Patrick. John, .Alary. Eliz., and ^Iari,'aret children of (,)wen
Ilevne co. Clare gent, by Ins late wife Christian dau. to R(di. ykerrett Fatlier of
tlie said Peter; lionora widow of Aii;:;ustine Moian of said Co. anotlicr dau. of
said Owen and Christian lleyneand Edmund Ilcyne of said co. gent, and Jane
hi.s ^vife another dau. of said Owen and Christian IJeyne of the cmc part; Tho.
Elmes and 'J'ho. AVarner Ex'ors of "William Skerrett of Antigna <:ent. of the otlier ;
Whereas an Indenture was made IG Aug. 1735 between said AVilliam Skerrett
atid Thiten Skerrett of JMount.-^crrat ])]anter of the 1^' part, Ashton "Warner,
Nath. Gilbert and Rob. Tuite of Antigua Esq"^'' of the 2'' ; Peter Gaynor of said
Island planter of the 8'' whereby the said Skerretts for £1090 c. paid by Gaynor
granted to said AVarner Gilbert and Tuite to said Gaynor's use a plantation in y"^
Division of Nonsuch with slaves stock etc. of 300 acres and half for securing; the
repayment of said sum and AVhereas f after a Chancery Suit in Antigua) AVilliain
Skeirett made his will 13 Jan. 17-50 and devised the residue to the Society in
Dublin for Engli.-^h Protestant Schools in Ireland and an Order of said Court was
made 7 ]\Iay 17-jO that the said nioitgaged estate should be sold and Stephen
Lynch purchased for £20,701 7s. 9kl. e. atid 21 May 1751 It was ordered that all
surplus should be laid out in tlie ])urchase of a plantation in Antigua .settled to
AV'illiam Skerrett'.s use for life autl he by a Codicil of 22 April 1752 revoked the
devise to said Society and gave all re.-;idue to the children of his kin.sman Peter
Skerrett and y^ children of Owen and Christi.an Heyne and all said surplus was in
said Lynch's hands tlie said f parties grant and confirm the said plantation to
the said Ex'urs of AVilliam Skerrett in Trust to convev to said Lynch oil his
paying surplus. Inrolled 21 l\b. 175G. P.R.O. Dublin. Old Book, Geo. L,
p. 299.
The Skerretts from co. Gal way were settled about 1700 in Antigua and Mont-
serrat, and later in St. Kitts (see '"Antigua," iii., SS). The above deed was
forwarded to me by some correspondent.
MORNE FORTUNE, ST. LUCIA.
On a monument at St. Lucia (being a pyramid eight feet square at its base
and 15 feet S inches high) has been jdaced the following inscription : —
"Sacred to the memory of his E.xcellency Major-General George Mackie, C.B.
Governor of St. Lucia, who died at the Pavilion, on the 8th of March IbSl, in the
53d year of his age, after a severe illness of eight days, aud within two months of
his arrival in this colony. This tribute of respect to his worth as an amiable man
and upright Governor, is erected by the staff ollicers, non-commissioned oificers,
and privates of the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, 93d Highlanders, ami 1st
AVest India regiments, toiiether with a large portion of the respectable inhabitants
of the Island, A.n. Is31."
A similar tablet is placed on the opposite side of the monument to the memory
of jMajor-Gen. Sir David Stewart, K.C.B., wlio died Governor of the same Island
Dec. 2S, 1S2<). (■' CM." for 1S32, part ii., p. 9-1.)
See ante, II., 95.
CARIBBEANA. 337
SIE GEOllGE THOMAS, BAKT., GOVERNOR OF THE LEEWAED
ISLANDS.
Eldest son of Col. Gcor^o Thomas of Antigua by Sarali, onl}' dau. and heiress
of Joseph "Wiathrop and granddau. of Samuel AVinthrop the Quaker Deputy-
Governor of that Island. His grandfather Major AVilliam Thomas of Bristol was
a planter as early as 1GG5. George was born in IGOl, but his baptism has not
been found. He was a lad of only 13 at his father's death in 1707. In 171S he
inherited the estates of his uncle "William Thomas, a wealthy planter who resided
at Bushy Hall, Herts. He was returned as a Member of Assembly for Five
Islands in 171G and 1721, for Falmouth in 1723, and agaiu for Five Islands in
1727. From a memo of 1738 it appears that he liad been presented to the King
by Lord Carteret on his r.ppointmont as Governor of Pennsylvania. This
was appended to his letter, in which he petitioned against his removal from the
Council Board of Antigua by Governor iMathew. In 1753 he was appointed
Governor of the Leeward Islands, and after thirteen years of wise and just adminis-
tration was, on his retirement in 17G6, created a baronet and died in Upper Brook
Street 31 Dec. 1774 in his 80th year.
He had pui-chased the estates of Tapton and Ratton in Sussex, and a marble
monument was erected to his memory in Willingdon Church. A sketch of his
character from the pen of his intimate friend the Hon. Col. Samuel Martin of
Antigua, then in his S2ud year, appeared in the " Gent. Mag." for 1775, p. 421.
After making allowance for the fulsome eulogy of the period one ma)'' still
accept Martin's statement that as a Governor he was a man of courage, energj-,
and integrity, and as a Chancellor impartial and just in his decrees.
Sir George S. M. Thomas, the present Baronet, owns the portrait of which he
has kindly supplied the ^jhotograph.
VOL. II.
338
CARIBBEAN A.
artljljotilti of Jamaica.
[Add. MS. 27,9GS, fo. 42.]
Elizabeth^
Went to
Jamaica
in May
1660.
1st wii'e.
ITcnry Archbould of Ja-
maica, Capt. of Hayiics'
Eog. in 1654, later Lt.-
Col. of Carter's. His
estate was at Constant
Spring, Liguaiiea; Mem-
ber of Council 1661 ;
bur. 1 Nov. 1669. No
will.
■Amy, widow (1) of Nicbolas Lawes of co.
AVilts, yeo., by whom Sir Nicliolas I.awes,
Govei-nor of Jamaica; (2) of Cdl. Gregory
Tom, with whom she arrived at Jamaica in
1603. He was Member of Assembly for
X. side 1604 and died 166-3. She mar.
Henry Archbonld at -St. Andrew's 14 July
1068 and was bur. at St. James's 28 June
1689.
Col. Henry Archbould, lst=j=Joanna Wiihelmina, dau.
son and heir ; Member for l of Gen. Edward jNlorgan,
St. Geo. 16S0 and 1686^8 " ' ■ - •
and for St. Andrew's 1701-2.
A non-juror; bur. at Half-
way Tree 9 May 1709.
Will proved 4 June 1709
at Jamaica.
Lt.-Governor of Jamaica
1064; mar. at St. Cathe-
rine's 30 Nov. 1671 ; na-
turalized by patent of
Aug. 1685 ; ? bur. 9 Apr.
1729 as "Anna."
Major Wil]iam=
Archbould,
Member for St.
Andrew'.^ 16S8;
bur. 16 June
1705. Will pr.
in Jamaica.
s.p.m.
: :\Iary
bur. 15
Jan.
1688-9.
Had 5
sons and
7 daus.
Henry Arch-=
bould, bap.
23 May
1684; Mem-
ber of Coun-
cil 1741.
r
:Eliz. William Archbould, bap. 18 Mar. Claudius Arch-=
.... 1676-7; bur. 17 March 1696-7. bould, bap. 30
— Dec. 1688; bur.
Lewis Archbould, bap. 29 Sep. 20 Oct. 1740
167S. Will proved in Jamaica at St. Eliz.
1712.
Francis Archbould, bap. 10 Mar.
1680-1.
Henry Archbould. =pSarah, dau. of Col.CharlesPrice
Act of 1759 for of Guanaboa in St. John's;
mar. 18 Marcli 1737-8 at St.
Catherine's ; remar. 13 Oct.
, 1760, at St. Andrew's, Peter
j Eurnell. Custos of Kingstou
1760—9.
sale of his lands in
Liguanea ; ? bur.
18 Nov. 1747.*
/K
=Anua
bur. 9
April
1729.
I :
Joanna Frances, mar. 16
Willia- Feb. 1738-9 Eev.
mina, Edward Heading,
bap. Rector of Claren-
21 JNIay don; he remar. in
1714. 1745.
I
Henry Price Archbould,
bur. 28 Feb. 1740-1.
Sarah Eliz., born 13 Aug. and ba]). 14 Sep. 1740 ; mar.
George Bennett, son of Col. George Bennett of
St. Andrew's.
♦ He mav have been Member for Port Roy,-il in 17+9 and died 175G.
about the deatlis of Lira and his father is requisite.
Further iiiforiuatiou
CAUIBBEANA.
339
Add. MS. 27,9(JS. fos. 42 and -13, consist of a double sheet of foolscap written
by Jolin Eoby, 3 Xoveniber 1S;}2, troui the Cu>toin House at ^lonrego Bay,
addressed to Cluvilcs Edward Lons:, care of Messrs. Oswald >Suiitli and Co. of
Loudon, and containins; the following entries from parisli registers, together with a
tabuhir pedigree to which Long made a few additions and corrections. Use has
also been made of Article XVI. on "' Constant Spring," by Mv. F. Cnndall, in the
" W.L Committee Circular "for (5 December 11)10. ^ Mrs. Leopold Scarlett has
also contributed notes from her very rare copy of Jioby's " History of the Parish
of St. James."
1654, Dec. Yenables' Army.
Lieut. Tho. Archbould of tlio Gen''^ Reg'.
Capt. Henry Arclibould of Haines' Keg'.
' 1057, Ap. Cagway in Jamaica.
Col. James Archbould, bap. 20 Dec. 1069; Mem-=pElizabeth Lascelles, mar. 11
ber for St. Andrew's 1702 — 4 and for St. David June 1706 and bur. 28 Jan.
1713 ; Member of Council ; bur. at St. Andrew's 24
Sep. 172L WiJl dated and proved in Jamaica 1721.
1711-12 at St. Andrew's.
s.p.
Lt. Gen. "Wm. Brayne, Governor of Jamaica, to Secretary Thurloc: —
" This time of straites hath put me into a necessity of removing some active
officers out of one regiment into another, especially one lieuteuant-colonel Arch-
I .1 I
Judith Wilhelmina, bap. 9
May 1070: mar.. 13 April
1699, Aldworth Elbridge,
M. for Kingston, and died
19 Oct. 1703; she died
1708. MI.
Elizabeth, bap. 9 ]May 1070;
dead 7 Jan. 1080-1.
Johanna, bap. 17 Xov. 1679.
Elizabeth,
bap. 7 Jan.
10S01;biir.
12 Feb.
1710-17.
Petronella,
bap. 1 May
1083.
Henriettii,
bap. 29 Dec.
1085.
AnnaWilliamina, bap. 14 July 10S7 ;
mar. (1) 17 Feb. 1703-1, at Andrew's,
Major Kichavd Stoddart, ^Member for
St. Thomas in the E. ; he died 1714,
leaving by his first wife Mary a son
Anthonv," bap. 1700. She mar. (2)
John Hniison of St. Catherine's, Mem-
ber for St. Thomas in tlic Yale 1715-
16 and St. Elizabeth 1719. He died
1720-21.
bold, to his great prejudice, from one of the best ])lantations in the island, which
will be little less loss to him than lOO', therefore 1 have allowed liiin, in recom-
pence, the fraughling of 30 tuns of f iistick ; and accordingly liave sent it now in
the Succcssc." (Thurloe's " State Papers," vi., 235.)
Henry Archbould, bap. 10=Sarah Eosewe
Aug. 1742; of A\'cstininster
1770; d. at Bath 25 Nov.
1805, at. 64. 31. 1, in the
Abbey ; " last male descend-
ant."
died 27 March
1812, a^t. 74.
M.L in Bath
Abbey. [Aiife,
L,32.]
I
B.p.
Charles Archbotdd, born 11 Apr.
and bap. 14 Mav 1744 ; bur. 5
Dec. 1740.
Joanna AVilhehniiia. born 22
Feb. 1717-8; bap. 17 :\I;.y 1748;
bur. 18 Sep. 1749.
•7 "^
41 ^
340 CARIBBEANA. ^
1658, June 10. To Elizabeth Archbold, the wife of Henry Archhold, for the
better transporting of her and lier faniilv to her Imsbaud at Jan;aica, £'20. (Ibid.,
vii., 4SS.)
1770, Oct. 12. Indentnre between Henry Archbonld, 1. of Kingj-ton, J., now
of Panton ^q. in S' James', "Westminster, Esq.. of tlie one part, and Benjamin Gee,
gent., witnessetli that in consideration of £'120 H. A. sells to R. G. an annuity of
£70. Ueciting that by Ind're of 24 Jnly 17(-"-j Daniel Moore of Kingston, J.,
Merchant, in consideration of £V^,',MO conveyed to H. A. that plaritation in
S' Andrews called Constant Spring of 1400 a., 400 a. of mountain, also Archboulds
Penu in S' Cath. of 211 a. An annuity of £200 was sold to John llvde. Signed
by H. A.
1783, March 20. Ind're between John Hyde of 8' Geo., Han. Sq., Esq., only
s. and h. and residuary legatee of John H., 1. of Cornhill, Merchant, and Geo.
Healy of the one part, and Ebenezer iNIaitland of L., Merchant, of the other, Lease
for a year of the Constant Spring plantation by Hyde to Maitland. (Coleman's
Deeds.)
ST. CATIIEllINE'S, JA^NfAICA.
MAimiAC.ES.
1671 Xov. 30 Ilenrv Archbold & Joanna INTorgan.
1737-8 Mar. 18 Henry Archbonld, Jun\ of S^ Andrews c<;; Sarah Price of
S' Catharines.
Bum.vLs.
1735 May 14 William Archbonld.
1739 April 2 Ann Archbold.
ST. ELIZABETH, JAMAICA.
Burials.
1729 April 9 M" Anna Archbould.
1740 Oct. 20 Claudius Archbold, Esq.
ST. ANDEEW, JAMAICA.
Mareiaoes.
1668 July 14 Coll° Henrv Archbould .t Amy Tom.
1699 April 13 Aklworth Ellbridgc & Judith Archbonld.
1703-4 Eeb. 17 Pichard Stoddard ct Anne Williamina Arclibould.
1700 June 11 Cap' James Archbould .'^- Elizabeth Lassels.
1700 Oct. 18 The Hon''''= Peter Furnell, Es(i., of the parish of Kingston,
Custos ]\otulornni, & Sarali Archbould of this parish, AVidow.
[There is a duplicate entry iii Kingston parish register.]
Baptisms.
James s. of Col. Henry Archbould.
]^[organ s. of Ca[)' Henry Archliouhl.
Henrv s. of Ca]>' Henry & Johannah Archbonld.
Judith i Elizabeth daiis. of W'" & Mary Arclibould.
1609
Dec.
20
1072
Dec.
10
1070
A pri
28
1070
May
9
1676-7 Mar.
IS
1677-8 Feb.
12
1678 Sep.
1679 April
1679 Nov.
29
5
17
1680-1 Jan.
7
lOSO-1 :Mar.
10
1683 May
1684 May
1685 Dee.
1
2:5
29
1GS7 July
14
16SS Dec.
30
1714 May
21
1740 Sep.
14
1742 Aui?.
10
1744 Ma>
14
CAUTBBEANA. 34l
AVilliam s. of William & Mary Archbould.
Elizabeth dau. of Cap' Henry and Johafiah Arclibould.
Lewis s. of William ifc ^lary Archbould.
Anna ^Earia Dau. of Cap' irenry ct Johauah Archbould.
Johanah Dau. of AV'ilHam & Mary Archbould.
Elizabeth dau. of Williaui ct Mary Aiclibould.
Francis .'^. of Vrilliau\ & I\Iary Archbould.
Petrouella dau. of William & Alary Archbould.
Henry s. of William & Mary Archbould.
Hcnrieta dau. of William it Mary Archbould.
Anna AVilliamina dau. of William <Sc Mary Archbould.
Claudius s. of William & Mary Archbould.
Johauah Williamiiui dau. of lleury & Eliz. Archbould.
Sarah Elizabeth dau. of Henrv & Sarah Archbould, born the
13 1 h Aug'.
Henry s. of Henry & Sarah Archbould.
Charles Archbould the s. of Henry & Sarah Archbould, born
Ap. y^ 14.
1748 May 17 Johanna Williamina dau. of Ucnry & Sarah Archbould was born
Feb. 22 in the year 1747-8 and bapt. ou the following May 17.
BCKIALS.
Coll. Henry Archbould.
Elizabeth Archbould.
Morgan .Archbould.
Frances Dorothea Archbould.
Mary Archbould, Sen''.
William Archbould, Juu''.
Maj'- AVilliam Archbould.
Henry Archbould, Jim''.
Elizabeth Archbould.
ColP Henry Archbould.
Mary Eliza Archbould.
28 Alad™ Elizabeth Archbould.
Johanah Archbould.
12 Elizabeth Archbould.
Coll" James Archbould.
AVilliam Archbould.
Heury Price Archbold.
Charles Archbould.
Henry Archbould.
Johanna Wilhelmina Archbould.
Elizabeth Archbould.
KINGSTON, JAAIAICA.
Burials.
1729 Dec. 1 Christoplier Archibauld (?). C. yd.
1730 July 11 Christopher Archibauld.
1069
Nov.
1
1675
Oct.
26
IGSO
Aug.
1
1687
Oct.
30
16SS-9 Jan.
15
1696-7 Alar.
17
1705
June
16
1708
April
21
1709
April 16
1709
Aiay
9
1711
May
5
1711-]
.2 Jan. .
1714
Sep.
8
1716-17 Feb.
1721
Sep.
24
1733
July
28
1740-1 Feb.
28
1746
Dec.
5
1747
Nov.
18-
1749
Sep.
IS
1757
Apri
24
CLARENDON, JAAIAICA.
Marriaoks.
1738 Feb. 16 HcV' Edwai-d lieading & F'rances Archbould.
1745 Au''. 31 'J'he llev^ Elward Reading and Fliz"' Sliuttleworth,
312
CARIBBE.VNA.
Eoby gives from "The Royal Gazette" of Jamaica for 25 January 1S06 the
obituary notice of Henry A. of Baih. (See ante I., 32, and II., 230.)
On a dilapidated tombstone in the old Burial-ground of St. Andrew : —
[here LYETU] TUK E0D\- of THOMAS [eLbJrIDGE,* FORMERLY OF THE CITTY
[of ERiJsTOL who DEPARrED THIS LIFE .... [16JS2, AGED G3 YEARS. ALSO
REBECCA HIS WIFE lUED OCTOBER IGSl. ALSO .lOSEPlI Y^ SO.V DIED MAY 4,
1682. ALDWORTH ELBlilUGE, GEXT., DIED THE 19 OCTOBER 1703. AND ELIZ'^"
JUDITH ELBRIDGE HIS WIFE THE DAUGHTER OF MAJOR WILLIAM ARCUBOULD OF
Y' ISLAND DIED .... 1708. ALL DIED AT SPRING [pLAN'TaJtION AT LIGUANEE.
A Kev. AVilliam Asheboold, D.D., was Rector of St. Peter's, Cornhill, in the City
of London, from 1.57-4 till his death Aug. 1622. He left a son Henry, bapti^^ed
29 Aug. 1604, who signed his pediu'ree at the Visitation of Londou in 1633 as
"H. Archbold." A Rev. Dr. Aivhboki of Worcester Cathedral left by his wife
Elianor, dau. of Dame Kath. Ilunckes, an eldest son Henry, who was living in
1624 at the date of his mother's will. Eleanor's brother Col. Henry Ilunckes
was Governor of Barbados in 1639.
A William Archbold, Esq., was buried at St. Paul's, Covent Garden, 29 July
1753.
iHounstratt 1677-8.t
HEERE FOLLOAVEES A LIST OE ALL THE MEX, WOEMEX, &
CHILDREN WHITES & BLACKS, WHICH ARE CONTEYNED
IN THE SEVERALL DIVISIONS IN THE ISLAND OE MOUN"-
SERRATT,- VIZ.
AVITHIN THE COVE & PAL:\IET0 POINT DIVISION.
Finner Loary
Edmond Murphy
Roger ]\l'=Daniell
Phillip Neale
Edmond ]\PDonough
Loughaue Sharcott
Loughlane Gagcnc
George Rosse
Thurlugh Hart
Mathew Fallow
Morris Mor'^in
Daniell Carty
Cuniolius Realy
Farrell Realy
Dennis Dryan
White
White
While
Negro
men.
women.
children
men.
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
4
3
3
1
1
* The above SI.l. i"! not in Archer.
t Continued from pa2:e 320.
CARIBBEANA.
343
"White
White
White
Negro
men.
women.
children.
men.
Bryan CoUigon
2
2
John Neale
John Keaghry
1
2
3
Patrick Maddin
1
Hugh M^Nuffo
3
1
1
Jasper Browne
2
Phi lip Kcaly
4
1
1
Edmoud Kelly
1
2
3
John IIo^V!^on
1
2
1
Andrew Port
1
Patrick Hughes
2
1
Francis Welch
2
1
Sarah Hart
•
1
Roger M'^Greaney
2
1
Fynnen Mahouey
1
1
Stephen Lynch
2
Mortogh Saghroe
1
1
2
Dennis Tynan
1
1
Jolm Faley
1
David Piaune
1
2
Dermond Sheghane
1
W° Palley
1
1
2
Robert Goold
1
2
2
John Cohen
1
2
6
Curnelius Brvan
4
1
4
IMichaell Goold
3
2
6
"VV" Cronecn
1
3
John Coliane jun"'
Serg. Rubard Fitzgerrald
1
2
Phelem Cosker
4-
Patrick Cromwell
1
1
Robert Goold
4
2
1
Katheren Dunavane
2
Edmond Welch
4
2
Thomas Ryan
2
1
1
Phillip Ryan
1
1
Dennis Hanley
1
2
Teige Callahane
1
3
Dauiell Mollowuey
2
I
Loughlahe Kelly
1
1
John Roe Welch
1
2
John Mansfield
2
Teige Mahouey
1
Luke Garney
1
2
3
Richard Carew
1
1
James Dariiceue
1
4
1
Curnolius Humane
2
1
1
Dermond Gibon
1
4
Teige Concanin
2
John Duff AV^eloh
2
Robert Streighton & Rob. Xortou
2
W" Slixton .t Tho. Fargarson
2
Alexander & W™ Fargarson
2
•
107
73
69
45
344
CARIBBEANA.
ST. PETER'S PAEISH.
Cap. Jolin Brainley
Lt. Thomas Lee
•M' Roger "Weckes
Giles Bird. & Cliristopher Statfoot
Edward Nettle & Heury Biuvh
Kichard Eachcome & Robert Week
Garvis Scares & Robert Fortune
W" Watson &, Xichlas Ho<j;aii
Eraucis Einch c*>: Johu Warren
John Cooper &, Morgan .Tones
John Simpson & Thomas Elune
John Weekes & Thomas Da\is
Samuell Berry & Lewis Thomas
John Jones & Richard Eord
Thomas Whitesmith & Cancer Uavis 2
James Williams & Rue Gun 2
Johu Abbott & Itobert :\[riyo 2
"William Burd & Anthony l?odwin 2
George Bush & John Vau^luui 2
John Florence & Andresv Greenwav 2
"W" Tippett & W'" Chambers ' 2
Richard Mathews & George Davies 2
White
men.
1
1
1
2
o
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
"White
men.
Christopher Chapman & Hugh
Vaughan
Thomas Teige & Thomas Packer
Elizabeth Branslev <Sc Ann Florence
Lt. W" Ealy & Serg' Dun Martin
James Hennard & Thomas Dovdale
Robert Naugh & Daniell Hogan
Dennis Comane & Clem. Warren
Daniell Maynor & Morris Shann
W'" Kelly & Redmond English
Simon Barne & John Clary
Richard Borke & John Newland
Daniell Dohorty & John Regan
Curnelius Brian & Dcrmond (xriflln
John Murphy & Case Tully
W"' Hogane & Anthony Duyre
Robert Boyd & John .Stephens
George Packer & John Daniell
White woemen 29 .t Children 42
& Negros 211
,--^'^
73
THE NORTHWARD DIVISION.
M'' Thomas Canes
M"' Richard Cane & M'' Charles Cane
Sergt. John Roch & W'" Helling
Johu Trigg & VAm. Eusby
Henry Kennel! & Thos. Hopkins
David GreenwcU & Simon Tovcr
AV"' Buttler & John Armstrong
M" Young
Doctor Lancelott Lake
Christopher Hill i Mathew Wiggins
Everar(l Martin Sc John Collins
David Pennerv & John Connor
AV" Reynolds'
Johu Dubbery
Robert Crispe
Edward Blake
Rowland Lyuthall
Robert Buutiu
Johu Adamson
John Moon
Emauuell Talbott
«[obu Parsons
White
White
White
Xcgro
men.
women.
children
men.
1
3
30
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
12
2
2
1
2
1
1
5
1
1
3
3
1
2
1
I
3
1
CARIBBEANA. 345
Simon Higgins
Mary Kepellcy
John Armstroug
Mary Bandon
Thomas Jones
John Price & W'" W'hittaker
W°^ Bawdley it Sninpson Burch
Island Armstrong & Nick. Greenvill
Lt. John Dailies
Sergt. Peter Pester
W'^ Prockter & AV^"' Dikes
M" Nicholson
Thomas Xorris & Nath. Chalke
Thomas Lloyd & Henry Connortou
Phillip Edmonds & Kobert Burt
David Grrithii & Pearce Jones
Doctor Alex. Nicholson & David Boyd
Hugh Munroe & Bob. Loe
James Morrison & John Driver
David Alvy ct Kobert Diver
James Burk & Anthony ])yer
Lt. Coll. Suilon & Ens. Kobert Barry
Katherine Kenedy (t W"' Curnan
Hichard Young & Mathew JSewelant
W" Margarah '& Hugh Doherty
Gilbert Buckly
John Allen
John Collins
James Delay
Mauus Eenark & Teige Lary
Ens. Darby Kenelly
Owen Swiney
Kichard Barry & Edw. Bandou
Margaret Bantine
John Ellard & Dauiell Brisland
M''' Ellinor Davies & Honora Blake
Elizabeth Loe & Tho. M<^Graver
Neale Owlster
M'' Jasper Joyce & "SV' Nicho. Lynch
Andrew Joyce & Patrick ytauton
Edmond Agaiic it John Browue
Curnelins Jowall & David Lyon
M" Quigley
Richard Cordon & Morris Poore
John Alagan & John Tarter
Dennis Brian &, Patrick Cashy
Teige 8inny
Edw. Bandon
Margaret Gill
Peter Norman
Mich. Estnuck
Everard Brown
Francis Mattack
AVhite
White
\Vhite Nci,'ro
men.
women.
children, men.
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
2
•
1
4 61
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
17
2
2
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
].
1
1
2
2
1
3
1
4
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
9
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
lOS
24
52 136
346
CARIBBEANA.
CAPT. JOHX DEVERAUX'S DEVISION.
Capt. Anthouy Hodge's family
Thomas Drinkall
Matbew Pons
Alice Gosse
Thomas AV^elch
John Wattson
M" Cane
John Irgiir
Jonathan Swallow
Capt. Koger Bcntley
W"' Lowder
Robert Blither
Edmond White
John Adams
Edward Whitehead
Eranneis Stanley
Elizabeth Watkins
Robert Stockman
Richard Isles
Jobn Make
Alexander Cleary
Jane Dowdy
John Dyer
Jobn Sorrell
John Walk in
John Wittall
Jobn Cooper
Morgan Jones
Robert Jauaway
Denus Hease
Ricbard Brother
Jobn Sharpe
Owen Crane
Mary Jones
Dennis Carty
Dennis Carty
Margaret Browne
Edward Bodkins
David Kcliy
Dennis Murphy
Rose Loughlane
Mortogh Duanane
Jobn Conaway
Patrick Kenny
Dennis Murphy
Derby Conner
Lougblane Daley
Dennis Hease
Solomon jNI'^Neme
Daniel Fowler
Morgan Gritilu
M"' Thomas Nugaut
Daniel Hcas
Patrick Couuoway
"White White White Negro
men. Tvomen. children, men.
5 2 2 51
4 13
3
1 2
1
3 12
1 3 24
3 12
2
1 1 2 17
115
1 1
2 12
2 12
1 1
1 1
2 12
1 1
3 12
1
115
1 6
114
114
114
1
111
1 1
112
1
1
111
111
1
1 1 1
1 1
1 1
2
115 4
114
114
3
3 1
112
114
2
2 11
2 12 2
112
112
112
5 7
115
1 1
CARIBBEANA,
Z4i1
Thomas Shaikro
William Poorc
Thomas Xugent
Curuelius Murphy
Darby Carney
Nicholas Wileox & Wife
John Burk
Honora Burk
Anthony Dyer
James Bryan
Dennis Mahoney
John Carrill
Teige Hartt
Angus Browne
William Chambers
Thomas Crook
M'- John Blake
John Dowdy
Daniell Mahoney
White
AVhite
White
Negro
meu.
women.
children.
men.
2
1
1
4
1
2
2
4
2
4
2
12
1
4
38
1
2
98
60 121 156
THE SEVERAL COMPANIES OE DIVISIONS IN THIS ISLAND, VIZ.
Lt. Col. Cormack
Major Gallway
Capt. Richard Basse
Capt. Nicholas Mead
Capt. Peter Cove
Capt. Anthony Booth
Cove & Palmeto Point
St. Peter's Parish
Northward Division
Devereaux
White White White Xegro
men. women children, men.
147
87
14-9
40
128
67
lis
74
120
179
9S
34
117
60
93
82
102
59
117
9G
149
53
84
95
107
73
69
47
73
29
42
211
108
24
52
157
98
60
121
156
1149 691 943 992
English
Irish
Scotch
C. 0. 1—42
346
175
240
400 men.
769
410
690
300 worn
33
00
13
202 ch.
Li
348 CARIBBEANA.
Btrts rtlatincj to tljc HUt^t ilntiics/
JAMAICA.
102. Letters patent to Cba. Caveudisli Fulke Greville, gent., to be Sec. of J.
in reversion, dated ISUl.
103. Private Act of Parliament to deal witli the estate of Eich. Eigby, part of
vvbich was the Plantain Garden Eiver plantation in J. wortii £l-iOO per annum.
9 pages fo., dated IbOl.
104. Adm'on with the will annexed of John Tho. Hughes, Esq., made at
Spanish Town, dated l.s02.
105. Cause between Isaac Munt and Clias. IMunt and John Smellie, plantations
in St. Thomas-in-the-Yale and St. iMary iu J., dated from 1S03.
106. Probate of the will and codicil of Tho. Chisohn of Kingston in J., on
parchment, dated 1S04.
107. Appeal to the King in Council from J. between .Tas. Eobertsou and
Alexandra titeveiison, supposed libel on the latter who surveyed lands iu Trclawney
in J., dated 1S0.3.
108. Emily Providentia Winn and Susannah Winn, both f. of Bath, Eoss and
John Jarrott of Preemantle, H. Xewtou Jarrott, John Henry Tilson, and Isaac
Lascelles Winn of St. James's in J., lands iu Trelawney iu J. 3 skins with
signature of t!ie Lord iNIavor.
109. Probate of the w'ill of Tho. Kaylett of St. Andrew iu J., dated 1S07.
110. Henry Murray, Major in the Suffolk Militia, Anna Murray of Ipswich,
CO. Suffolk, and Cha. Murray of St. Thomas-in-the-East in J., sale of the Eiver
View plantation in latter parish. 3 skins, signatures of all parties, dated ISIO.
111. Original will of CJ-eo. Harrison Cozens of Portland, co. Surrej^ in J.
12 sheets, dated lSl-1.
112. Probate of the will of Joshua Hughes of Westmoreland in J., dated lSl-1.
113. Greo. Lawrence of co. Midd. and Sarah his wife and Geo. Eeid of Mincing
Lane, L., 1350 acres called 15elvedere in Hanover in J. 2 skins, signature of
Geo. and Sarah Brissitt Lawrence, 2 dcseds, dated ISlo and 1S16.
11-1. Probate of the will and 3 codicils of Martha Hinton East of Montague
Sq., f. of St. Andrew in J. Will dated ISlO.
115. Privy Council. Tho. Haynes, Esq., appellant, and Eob. Grier and others,
respondents, lands iu St. Ann in J. Printed ou 10 pages, dated ISlo.
110. Copy of the return of i)7 slaves in St. Ann in J. in the possession of the
Hon. John Hiatt, trustee to the heirs of Joseph Hayns, dated IS17.
117. Copy of opinion of Council in J. respecting the wills of Tho. Munro.
3 sheets, dated ISIG.
lis. Probate of the will of Alexandra Dickson of Clarendon, co. Midd., in J.,
dated 181G.
119. Peter Martineau of ca. [Midd., Geo.. Eob., Cha., and Edmund Era. Green,
all of L., plantation in St. Eliz. in J. Signatures of Martineau, Geo. and Eob.
Green, dated 1817.
120. Peter Martineau of Whitechapel, Geo. and Eob. Green of L., plantation
in St. Elizabeth iu J. 2 skins, signatures of P. Martineau and Geo. Green,
dated 1817.
121. Agreemsnt for the sale of the Mount Sion plantation with the slaves and
st)ck in St. Eli/oabnh in J., 1. the est. of \V"m. Pinlason and devised by will to
Tho. Finlason of co. Midd., Eng., and Win. and John Einl ison of St. Elizabeth in
J., Jas. Buchanan and [Mary Anne his wife, 1. M. A. Finlason, and Eob. Setou
and Eliz. Jane his wife aul .John Plumiucr and Eliz. Einlasou. Signatures of all
parties, 10 skin^, dated LS23.
122. Tho. Emlasonani \Vm. C.mdile, both of L., plantations in St. Elizabeth
in J. 3 skins, signature of Tho. FiuLisou, dated 1823.
• CoutiuucJ from p. 331.
CARIBBEANA. 349
123. Letters patent to Henry Maddock and Fortunatus Dwarrls to act as
a Commission of Enquiry into tlie adniinistiation of criminal justice in tlie
"Windward and Leeward Islands, dated lS"23.
12-1. Probate of the will of Mary Yidal of Westmoreland in J., dated 1S2-1.
125. Ifymer Cohen and Judah Cohen and Geo. Eeid, all of L., A\'m. Bramley
of CO. ^Jidd., Henry Cerf of the same co., Jas. Dver and Joliu Plummcr of L.,
a.ssignment of mortgage on plantations and stock in St. Elizabetli in J. sworn
before the Lord Mayor. 2 skins, signatures of all parties, dated IS2-1.
12G. Deed of compromise between Stephen Kenny, ^Martin Concanen, Jethro
John Brecknell, all of Loughrea in Ireland, and Clia. j\[ore f llithorne and Eob.
Langlcy Appleyard, both of co. Midd., and liich. Quarrell of J., plantation in
St. Andrew in J. Signatures of all parties, 2 skins, dated 1S2G.
127. Rich. AVatt* of Bishop Burton, Yorkshire, and John AVilliams Peterson
and Wm. Lambie of St. Mary in J. and Eliz. his wife and Bich. AVatt AYalker
and others, sexpartite conveyance of Potoso and Orange Hall plantations in
St. James iu J. On paper, dated 1829.
128. Probate with copy of the will of George Barriffe, f. of St. Thoinas-in-the-
Valc in J., dated 1831.
129. Joseph Hayne of AVorthing, co. Sussex, and of St. Ann in J., and
Trances Jane his -wife (k F. J. Carter) and Cha. King of Piccadilly, L., copy of
assignment of freehold premises in Verc in J. U) sheets, dated 1S35.
130. John Ball of Bisho[)stone, co. "Wilts, and Jane his wife (f. J. Baker),
Sam. Lawes, AVm. AYilkins and Mary his wife, Sam. Springbelt, John Lawes, and
others, reciting the will of James Lawes, 1. of Pembroke Hall, St. Mary, co.
Midd., in J., planter, dated 25 June 1S3S.
131. Probate of the will of Tho. Fennell of St. James, co. Cornwall, in J.,
dated 18-10.
132. Power of attorney between Lord and Lady Huntingflehl and Sam.
Shortridge of co. Suffolk and Arthur James of St. Thomas, Golden Grove
plantation in St. Thomas-iu-the-East in J., dated 1S75.
NEVIS.
133. Ann, David, and Eich. Gardner, all of xS"., Alexander Honstoun, John
Clerk, AVm. Crichton, AVm. McDowall, all of L., land in St. James iu N.
Signatures of Auue and David Gardner, dated 1769.
ST. DOMINGO.
13-4. Adm'on of goods of Alex. Crauford of Mole, St. Nicholas, St. D., dated
179G— ISOG.
135. Probate of the will of John Pillou of St. D., afterwards of the city of
Orleans, dated 1855.
ST. KITTS.
136. AVill of Peter Van Belle of St. C. (no date given). His certificate of
marriage (described as Director-General) with Susanne Duraut, dated 1G97.
137. Also the will of latter, dated 172L
13S. Henry Sllngsby of L. and Henry Brouncker of St. C, appointing
the latter Collector for Old Boad and Sandy Point, with signatures of both,
dated 173G. Letter of attorney empowering H. Brouncker to be Collector of
H.M. duty of M per cent, in St C, dated 1738.
139. Peter Salvetat and Peter Soulegre, both of St. Ann's, AVestminster,
plantation in St. Thomas in St. C, with signature of the former, dated 1737.
* See his pediijrec in Burke's " Landed Gentry." Miss Watt of Sjieke Hall, luar Liverpool,
is the present representative.
350 CARIBBEANA.
140. Eilmuncl Akers of St. C. and tlie Hon. Fra. Fane of co. Midd., mortgage
of a plniitatiou in Clirist Chiinli. St. C, with ^igiioture of former, datfd 17-' 1.
1-11. Jolui Bounyau and .Iose])li Ea^s■lins?, both of St. C, plantation iu
St. Paul's. St. C witii signature of former, dated 1703.
142. Cha. Philijis and Eliz. his wife, dan. of Jas. Spence, all of St. C, "\Vm.
Smith, Ingram Fo.ster, and Ciiarlton Palmer, all of L., plantations in Trinity,
Pahneto Point. St. C, belonging to John Boys, Esq. (afterwards Sir John Boys,
Bart.), with signatures of Pliiiips and Palmer, dated 1777.
143. Copy of will of John Welch of St. C. On paper, dated 1780. .
144. Deed of Trust beiwcen Henry Couipton of Harbidgc, co. Hants, eldest
s. of Henry C. by Lucretia his late wife, one of the two daus. of John Mills, jr.,
John A\''m. Pole of co. Devon, s. of Jobn P., Francis and Wm. Bright of
CO. Hants, John Compton, John Atrill, Eev. John Tcmpler and Pev. Scroope
Berdmorc of Morton Coll., Ox., plantations in St. C. 10 skins, signatures of all,
dated 17S2.
145. John Lane, Nich. Eraser of L., Hubert C. INEercer and his -wife, and the
Hon. Joseph Eawlins of St. C, lauds in St. C. 4 skins, with signatures of all,
dated 1787.
146. John J. Angerstein and Eliz. his wife, Joseph Paice, John Beach, AVm.
Withers, and Oliver Cromwell, all of L., plantation, late the property of
Mr. Lucas, in St. C. Signatures of Angerstein, Paice, and ]^each, dated I78i).
147. Wdi. Templer Pole of co. Devon, Scrope Berdmore, Andrew Berkeley
Druinmond of co. ]\Iidd., G-eo. Templer of co. Midd., Wm. Lowndes Stone of
CO. Oxf., and Owen Putland Meyrick of the L of Anglesea, two plantations in
St. C. Signatures of all, dated 1807.
ST. MARTIN.
148. Original appointment of Philip Pilkingtou Despard to be Comptroller of
all Duties due to H.M. at St. M., dated 1811.
ST. VINCENT.
149. Original grant by Geo. III. of laud in St. Andrew aud other parishes iu
St. V. to John Payne Sharpe, Esq. Printed on 5 sheets, with plans, dated 1771.*
150. Jonathan Atkinson and \Vm. AV'alker, both of St. Y., and 3Iartha Eegnier
of Kichmond, co. Surrey, Kingstown plantation in St. Y. Signed by J. Atkinson,
dated 1777.
151. James Newbigging of Edinburgh and Henry Sharpe of St. Y., land in
St. Y. Signatures of Jas. and ^lary Newbigging, dated 1793.
152. John Petrie. Dugald Campbell, and Jas. liobertson of L., Cha. Graut of
St. v., and Jas. Grant of co. Kent, conveyance of slaves in St. Y. Signatures of
the first three, 2 skins, dated 1798.
153. Hon. Tho. Fairbairn and AYm. Ale.x. and Edw. Sharpe, all of St. Y.,
lease and release of sugar plantation called Fairhall in St. Y., dated 1807.
154. Geo. Hen. French of cos. Cam. and ]Midd., Jas. Cha. French of St. Y.,
Nath. Snell Chauncy, Ph. Monoux Lucas, Cha. Pocker Lang, all of L., John Geo.
Nanton and Tho. Cayley of St. A'., assignment of plantation iu St. V. Signatures
of French, Lucas, Lang, and Chauncy. 4 skins, dated 1830.
TOBAGO.
155. Gilbert Franklyn of T., Crisp jMolineux of co. Norfolk, Anthony Bacon
and Tho. Lucas of L., Hope jjlantation in T. With signatures of all parties,
dated 1774.
15G. Arthur Piggott and Nath. Stewart, both of T., plantation in T. • Signatures
of Jane and Arthur Piggott, dated 1775.
• See Vol. I., p. 23.
^
^
CARIBBEANA. 351
157. TTm. Tod, Tho. Cheap, AVm. Collow, all of L., and ITon. Alexandra
Murraj of L., plantation in T. ISiijnature of Alexandra ^Inrray. dated 1775.
158. Probate of tlie will of Matlicw Orr of Glasgow, but then bound for T.,
dated 1778.
159. Probate of the will of ... . Phipps of St. George's, T.. dated 1790.
160. John Inglis and "\\'m. Poulteney, both of L., lands in T., dated 1799.
IGl. Copy of Letters Patent a]ipoiniing John Hallett, Es-q., Capt.-Gen. and
Gov. -in-Chief of T. at a salary of £1,H00 a year, dated 1804.
1G2. Joanna Thomson, Andrew Hunter, Tho. Davidson (f. called Tho.
Eandall), all of Edinburqh. James. ]N[arr.'nret, and Jane Walker of the same city,
John Anderson of T. and Chr., AV in. Irvine of Jiath, and many others, conveyance
of the Providence plantation in T. by the devisees of John Walker to John
Anderson. 15 skins, signatures of all, dated ISO-l.
103. Walter McFarlano, Duncan Buchanan, Duncan and Christian Mclntire,
John Hart, Peter Walker, and others, all of N.IB., Alexandra Innes of co. Midd.,
conveyance and assignment of large plantations in T. 5 skins, with 12 signatures,
dated 1817.
164. John Learmont and Janet his wife (f. Janet Jardine) of co. Dumfries
and John Learmont the Yr. about to proceed to T., release of Iannis and slaves in
T. in trust to sell. Signatures of John and Janet Ltarmont, 2 skins, dated 1820.
TOETOLA.
165. Adm'on, with will annexed, of goods of Eob. Dougan, f. of T. and then
of G.B., dated 1806.
166. Payne Georges, Wm. Manning, and John Proctor Anderdon, all of L.,
plantation in T. Signature of P. Georges, 2 skins, dated 1813.
TEINIDAD.
167. Copy of Letters Patent to Tho. Picton, Esq., to be Govr. of T., dated 1800.
" 168. Erancis Macnamara of T., and Wm. Bradshaw McXamara of Chelsea,
CO. Midd., Deimis Considen and Andrew Thynne, botli of co. Midd., sugar
plantations in T. Signatures of all, 2 skins, dated 1808.
169. David Park, Kob. Orr, both of T., and Wm. Lusliington of L., jdautation
in T. Signature of D. Park, dated 1817.
170. Joseph de la Tour of L., and 31cKerrell, Kelly, and De Bonneval, etc.,
the Good Hope plantation in Cascajal iu T., deed of trust for creditors, dated
1804.
ilBt of asaUk' proijrt i:^M.€. rtlattns to
tijc JSritisl) ae^lt^t ]h\t}m.
BAHAMAS.*
1743 Sarali Eogers 20S Boycott. 1794 John Ealconer 454 Holman.
1746 Sanderson Moore 213 Edmunds. „ John Shorland 637
1765 Era. Bannatinc 44 Rushworth. 1795 Alex. Brown 3 Newcastle.
Eob. Stewart 430 ., ; 1797 ]\lich. Grant 612 Exeter.
1785 Montfort Browne 589 Ducarel. 1798 John Brown 313 Walpole.
1786 Eob. Corrie 507 Norfolk. „ Peter Shirielf 511
AVai. Waltherston 594 „ „ Tho. W. B. Hall 542
1788 Tho. C. White 513 Calvert. 1799 Wni. Jones 664 Howe.
1790 Wm. H. Mills 389 Bishop.
• First settled in 1G47.
J
352
1G25 John AVilluuiis
1074 Chas. Hothaiu
1G8L Jiiuies yavle
1700 John Goddard
CARIBBEANA.
BERMUDA.*
7(3 Clarke.
36 Ijimce.
'64: Xoith.
7 Noel.
17G-i Wm. Popple 04 Simpsou.
17SG Cornelius Hiuson, Jr.
470 Norfolk.
179G EridfTcr Goodrich Gil Harris.
DOMINICA.f
1708
1770
1771
1772
1773
177G
1779
17S1
1782
1783
Geo. Scott
Ann Porter
l\ob. Munro
Garrett Burton
Peter Fearon
Jas. Elder
Henry Thornton
John Whitelmrst
Eliz.
Nich. Pnrcell
John AVoodviilo
Eob. G. 15rufe 2S5 ^rarlnirtoii
John Weir A'ere
331
Geo. Ball 3:^0 AVebster
Sam. Wiltroose 5Go Gostlinc;;
Poster McConnell 33 Cornwalli.=;
391 Seeker.
241 Jenner.
491 Trevor.
SI Taverncr.
257
291
35 Stevens.
87 „
37G „
403 .,
207 Bella?.
1783
17S5
17SG
17S7
1788
1792
1793
1794
I 79.5
1797
1798
1799
Benj. Grahanic
Mich. AVliite
Geo. Dewar
Alex. Glenny
John lioss
Sebastian Saiitor
Win. Garnier
Henry Grove
John Groves
Wni. "Warner
Simon Eraser
l\ob. Hack
I'l'a. Eyre
Earth. Roberts
Geo. Walsh
Wm. Sinclair
Stephen O'Brien
73 Cornwallis.
104 Uucaiel.
371 Xorfdlk.
22 Major.
293
ello 573 "
130 Calvert.
439
152 Fountain.
170 Dodwell.
205 Hohnan.
0 Newcastle.
132 Walpole.
44S „
GSl
523 irowe.
%
GRENADA.:
1705
Tho. D. Rochard
1781
Rob. Orr
008 AVebster.
40G Rusliworth.
1782
Hamilton Steell
249 Gostling.
1700
Anthony ]\ralcohn 24 Tvudall.
I7S3
Alex. Johnston
27 Cornwallis.
»1
Hugh Gri tilth 407 "" ,.
51
Andrew Grant
178
1768
John Taylor 131 Seeker.
'■)
Tho. Thompson
323
)»
Geo. Scott 394 „
1785
Peter Ord
205 Ducarel.
1771
John Harvey 63 Trevor.
11
Jas. Taylor
483
J)
Rob. Uuuro 491 „
1788
Fergus Paterson
90 Calvert.
1772
Peter Fearon 257 Taverner.
1790
Pat. Maxwell
252 Bishop.
1773
John de Ponthieu 179 Stevens.
1791
Rob. Harvey
380 Bevor.
1774
Augelique A'. Rochard
1792
Jas. Bogle French
345 Bargrave.
511 Fountain.
1775
John Murphy 383 Alexander.
,,
Duncan Forbes
558
)>
AYni. L. Leyborne
1793
Tho. Armourer
397 Dudwell.
1) *'
T'
Alex. Young
620
1776
A\'m. Beatv 4-19 Bellas.
1794
Jos. Fairchild
30S Holman
1777
A\"m. Stewart 241 Collier.
,,
Wui. Smith
580
1779
A\^m. Brown 403 Warbnrton.
1790
Sam. Span
40 Harris
17S0
David Hamilton 192 Collins.
1797
iMatthew Munro
102 Exeter
1781
iMathias Macnamara
444 Webster.
11
Rich. Daltou
732 „
4?
• Settled in IfiOO hv AJmiral Sir Goo. Somers.
t Ceded by treaty in 1763. J I6id.
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Governnieut House a>i) pakx of Belize fkom Poht Geoege.
DRAWN liY CAPT. CADDY. ENGRAVED BY CUAS. HUNT.
■ - ■ ■r< ^i
'i^/il
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DRAWN BY CAVT. CADDY. ENCUaVED 1!V CHA''. IU'NT.
These two old cn.i,'raviii!,'S of TjcHzo, Driii^h llondurtis. li:ivo luTii coloiin d hv li:md. Tliorc is no d:;te on tlicm,
..I ;..... :.. 1 v»- fi,„.- ■,....1,1 Kn l.,t,... il,.,,-. il,.,« ,...,..
U... .... / '...1.1 .
IGGS Tho. Davics
1G7G John Gary
177G Walter Ivenuedy
CARIBBEANA.
BRITISH GUI AX A/
4i lleae.
100 Benee.
79 Bellas.
1779 Abr. I'arJo
1709 Jos. Kraiii
353
817 Warburton.
439 Howe.
17G5
17GG
1774
1770
1777
1778
1779
17S0
1783
1785
BRITISH HOXUrRAS & MOSQUITO SHORE.f
Rob. Hodg^on
Peter Reiidle
Epliraim Trapp
Jolni Myvett
Win. Pitt
Geo. Home
Duuiol Hewlett
Joliu Broster
Wni. Lister
Philip Bode
Christian F. Po!
333 Riishworth.
427 Tyndall.
^71 „
445 Bargrave.
43G Bellas.
387 Collier.
Ill Hay.
190 AVarburtou.
2G0 Collins.
328 Corawallii^.
it G13 Ducarel.
17S7
1788
1789
1790
1701
1793
1796
Pat. Ogilrie
.lohn Campbell
Jonathan Ram
Dorothy Taylor
Wm. Love
Rob. Pox
Edw. Davis
John Wagnor
Jas. Grant
Rich. Hoare
4G4 Major
03 Calvert.
94 „
103 „
432 Macham.
72 Bishop.
424 Bevor.
292 Dodwell.
507
308 Harris.
MONTSERRAT.t
1GG4
John Jarvis
31 Bruce.
1749
Pat. Fergus
344 Lisle
1080
AVni. Carpenter
. . Bath.
1702
Wm. Chambers
143 St. Eloy
1GS5
Edw. Herbert
88 Cann.
1?
Dom. Trant
170
1093
Roger AVliitwood
132 Coker.
1700
Tho. B. Barzey
170 Tyndall
1005
John 'J'idniareh
224 Irbv.
1708
Jas. Fai-ril
270 Seeker
1090
Geo. Liddell
120 Bond.
Jane AYebb
309 „
1097
Tho. Dittie
28 Pyne.
1770
John D. Molincux 154 Jcnncr
1099
John Cochran
130 Pett.
1779
jMary Frye
314 AVarburton
1702
Era. Broome
57 Heme.
1785
Midi. White
104 Ducarel.
11
Tho. Delavall
134 „
178G
Katb. AVebb
500 Xorfolk
1710
Tho. Xugent
251 Smith.
1793
AVm. Manning
38 Dodwell
1712
Edw. Buncombe
1S2 Barnes.
,^
Harry Gordon
143
1713
A\ in. Irish
100 Leeds.
1795
Alex. Gordon
503 Newcastle.
1720
John Lee
257 Shallcr.
1700
Hugh Forbes
17 Harris.
1723
Cha. DUke
104 Richmond.
1799
i\Iich. Dardis
259 Howe.
1731
Panl George
305 Isham.
i>
John R. Frye
493 „
1741
Rob. Piper
133 Spurway.
1788 Rymer Griffith
ST. LUCIA. §
591 Calvert. ] 1798 Major AVm. Home 31 AValpoIe.
* Finally ceded in 1814.
+ Settled from Jamaica; constituted a separate colony in 1862.
j Settled about HV.VJt.
§ Fhially ceded in 1803.
VOL. II.
A X
354
CARIBBEANA.
ST. VINCENT.*
1776
Eev. John Eobcrt
sou 437 Bellas.
1795
Eob. "Wynne
133 Newcastle
?>
"VYm. Smith
475 „
1796
Hugli Forbes
17 Harris
1777
Wm. Toimg
373 Collier.
„
Greo. Seton
274 „
1781
Jas. Bhiir
5 "Webster.
1797
Ben. Hutchins
502 Exeter
1782
Tho. Ilackshaw
• 230 Gosllin-.
Duncan Cainpbe
11 631 „
1785
Mich. AVhite
164 Ducarel.
1798
Fra. Andrews
376 Walpole
n
Julian Fahy
366
1799
Jas. Hartley
273 Howe.
1789
Pat. Wilkie
415 Macham.
;)
Hugh Keene
283 „
1791
Jacob Kladeii
579 Bevor.
5)
Mich. Keane
513 „
1794
Pat. Connor
128 Ilolman.
t»
Peter Haffey
659 „
>)
David Muir
152 „
TOBAGO.t
1766
Alex. Brown
363 TyndalL
1792
Hugh Dixon
604 Fountain.
1772
Adam Pairholme
403 Taverner.
1795
Cha. Ogilvy
402 Newcastle.
1773
John Phipps
75 Stevens.
1796
Hugh Forbes
17 Harris.
1774
Peter Blair
216 Bargrave.
5)
Geo. Phipps
323 „
1783
Jas. Miln 5
73 CoruwalHs.
n
AVm. Nash
375
1784
Cha. Keith
212 Eock"'.
n
Thomson Spottiswood
178S
Torquill M-^Yicar
406 Calvert.
636 „
1789
"Walter Kohertson
280 Macham.
1797
Eowley Lascelles 508 Exeter.
1791
Tho. Phipps
87 Bevor.
)i
.lohn Sliller
754 „
11
Eob. Taylor
486 .,
179S
Philip Wilson
SI 5 AValpole.
1792
Duncan Forbes
558 Fountain.
1799
Josiah Smith
140 Howe.
1762
1771
1773
1788
1789
1790
TEINIDAD.:
1797 Ann Lindsey 750 Exeter.
VIEGIN ISLANDS.§
John Stephens 173 St. Eloy.
John Purcell 175 Trevor.
Hui;h Pugh 404 Stevens.
Gabriel W. Wayne 516 Calvert.
Bezaleel Hodge 460 JMacham.
Cha. Spooner 352 Bishop.
1790
Gabriel Wayne
487 Bishop
1793
Chas. A. West
575 Dodwell
1795
Eicli. Edney
442 Newcastle
John Purcell
704
1798
Jas. Eoberls
560 AValpole
11
Julm H. Walter
572
MAETINIQUE (French).
1719 Daniel Gaschet 106 Browning.
1795 Patrick Dundon 310 Newcastle.
1797 Jas. Bruce 587 Exeter.
1798
1799
Jos. Littce
Tho. Tristed
550 AValpole.
463 Howe.
• Ceded in 17G3 by the Treaty of Paris.
t Ceded in 17G3 by tlie Treaty of Pari.'*, and finally ceded in 1814.
X Ceded iu 1S0:2 by tlie Treaty of Ainieu-*.
§ Settled in 1666.
CARIBBEANA. 355
ST. CEOIX (Danish).
1772 Nich. Tuite 425 Taverncr. 1793 AVui. Maiming 3S Dodwcll.
1773 Tho. Finn 157 Stevens. ■ 1704 Sam. Thompson 2SG H^lman.
1777 Ann Tuite 2SS Collier. 1796 Xath. Strode 273 Harris.
1783 Theobald Bourke | „ Anne Thompson 530 „
G02 Connvallis. 1797 Lawrence Bodkin 222 Exeter.
17SS Rob. Towson 45 Calvert. „ Mary „ „ „
Cha. Pjm Burt 385 „ I „ David Baillie G31 „
ST. THOMAS (Danish).
1780 Eob. Ayres 458 Collins.
St. Paul's Ecctory, Nevis, 10 June 1910.
I enclose a few inscriptions from St. Thom;.s's Church, Xevis, whicli may be
of interest, together \\ ith a description of the Heraldry by Dr. Thomas.
(Canon) C. A. Shepherd.
[The Editor has added the notes].
In the church : —
Hie Situs est
THOMAS PYM armiger, vir dignissimus ; In hac
Insula (Nevis) erat a Consiliis Eegis Georgii II. fidelis
Eegi Amator, Patria? sincerus Amicus, peramans Maritus
Philauthropus : Terrestriam pro Ca'leste, Vitam reliquit
23° die Novem : Anno Dom : 1743, .Etat 42.
Si omnium qui norunt quidquam adversus Mortena
Valereut, viveret.
Arms. — .... loithin an annulet a bull's head cahossed erased [Ptxi] ; impaling
.... On a chief . . . . three covered cups [Butler].
Crest. — On a knight's helmet a bird's head between two wings (? an eagle;
it is partly covered by the flooring).
Col. Tho. Pym (son of Tiio. and grand.son of Col. Chas. Pym of Nevis) was a
Member of Council. In 1738 he was in London wlicu he executed a mortgage of
his plantation of 28G acres, and the Pott A\^nk of lUO acres in St. .lames's pari.sh,
and Parradiee of 100 acres in St. Thomas'.s parish. He also made his will IG Dec.
173S, proved 21 Feb. 1743 (51, Anstis). By his wife Elizabeth, daughter of
Col. Tho. Butler, he left no issue. She reuiarried John Dasont, and he died
1754. These Pyms were mercliants of Hristnl, trading with tlie "\V.I. I have
not been able to prove their relationship tn the Pyms of Urynioro, co. Som.,
though both families were connected with the W.I., and the arms on the above
ledger are those of the latter, the crest being different.
356 CARIBBEA.NA.
On a large marble slab : —
Here are the remains of WILLIAJ.E JONES, Esq:
who departed this life the 21*' day of Mav
1753, Aged 4S Years."
His Widow, being desirous to shew her Eespeot
to her deceased Husband, hath directed the
following just Inscription.
M' Jones, altho' without any advantage of a
paternal Estate or Education, took early care
to forward himself in the world bv the
Recommendation of his own j^ehaviour.
And so well succeeded in Quality of a Mer-
chant as to become the most considerable
one in this Island : during which Time,
he maintained a fair character, liv'd
ill good Credit, and, by keeping y*^ best
of Company, as well as by reading the
best of Books, he had acquir'd such a
competent knowledge as render'd him
very useful to the i)ub]ic, whilst living,
and dy'd a worthy i\lember of the
Council of Nevis.
Arms. — . . . . A stag statant
Ceest. — (Hidden by the flooring).
Sable, a luck 2>"ssant argent, Jones of Esthall, Oxfordshire. (Burke's
" Armory.")
A Rev. "\Vm. Jones married, IS July 177G, Eranees Williams, spinster, at
St. John's, Nevis. He was buried IS March ISOO at St. Paul's. I do not know
if. he was related to the above.
1813, July 12. At Bristol, Frances, widow of Eev. Wm. Jones, of the I. of N.
(" G.M.," 93.)
On a large plain stone slab : —
ELIZABETH PETEESEX.
Born the 15'" March 1727
And departed this Life
the 1^' November 1793.
She was a' daughter of Wm. Peterson of the "Spring" estate, gent., by
Eliz., daughter of Michael AVilliams, Esq. Anthony Peterson was entered in the
Census of 1G77-S. Her grandfather, Anthony Peterson, was named in a deed of
1737, and John Peterson, Chief Justice of St. Vincent, who died in 1S4G, was her
nephew.
Her arms were: Gules, on a cross, letiveen four lions rampant, five eagles
displayed.
Ceest. — An eagle displayed.
JACOBUS (the remainder worn away).
Arms. — .... On a lend tliree cygnets close between two nnillrts in chief (the
rest defaced — t^iere uiay have been a third mullet in base).
This is undoubtedly the stone over the vault of Coloufl Sir James Russell,
Knt., iNl. of Council 1G72, whose will was dated at Nevis IG July 1()S7, and
proved 1 July IGSS (99, Exton). There is a tablet in St. James's Church,
Bristol, to his uncle. Sir James Russell, 1G71, with the above arms thereon. There
should be a third mullet in base. (See pedigree in " Anligua," iii., GO.)
The coat is given in Awbrey's " History of North Wilts."
bARIBBEANA. . 357
In the churchyard : —
D. CHRISTIANA BROME D.
ROBEKTI HELME lilia, died
February 2o, 17G5.
Akks. — In a lozenge . ... On a bend three pheons .... [Hel.me].
Robert Helme was a inereliant a( Xcris in 1G7C, and later agent for the
R. African Co. up to his death in IGS<3. ^5arah hia widow and executrix made
her will 4 Oct. 1GS7, proved iG9U (7:2, Dylce), but ineutions no cliildren. Her
brother, Capt. A\'"m. Freeman, was a noted planter of St. Kitts, and later of
Fawley Court, near Henley.
1705, July S, Mr. Tho. Helme of Grillingham, co. Dorset, Gent., only brother
and h.-at-l. of Rob. IL, late of Xevis. Letter of attorney to Mr. Ph. Brome of N.,
Gent., and ]\Ir. Rob. H. of X., merchant, to recover all sums owing at the
Leeward I. ("Antigua," i., 272.)
Philip Brome, a Meuibcr of Council of Xevis (whose will is given in " Antigua,"
iii., 414, by mistake as Browne), in his will dated S Dec. 1705, proved 25 Sep.
170S (196, Barrett), says: To my wife Christian Brome, formerly Chapman, on
whom I have settled £3000, £200 c, furniture, my plate left with 3Irs. Mary
Helme of London, and G negroes.
Eliz. Helme of Gilliiigham, co. Dorset, spinster, pei'haps granddaughter of
Robert, in her will dated 12 May 1787, proved 7 Sep. 1792 (470, Fountain),
demised her moiety of the plantations and negroes in Xevis to her niece Grace
Cox. The abovesaid Robert had a brother, Major AVm. Helme of Antigua,
a Member of Council in 1G91, and dead before 1703, who left by Mary Baxter his
wife a daughter and heiress Maria, whose arms, as above, are on a shield of
pretence on the stone in St. John's Churcb, Xevis, to her husband John
Piuney, Esq.
The arms of Helme of Worcestershire are : Argent, on a lend Sahle three
pheons of the first. (Burke's "Armory.")
In the churchyard : —
RICARDUS ABBOTTUS aged 64
October 23'^ 1724 and Carolus
his sou.
(Latin inscription with English translation.)
Aems. — . . . . A chevron hetween three pears ....
Chest. — . . . i A nag's head erased.
1600, Dec. 27, John Abbott, senior, signed an Act of Assembly. Lieut. John
Abbott (probably a son) was entered in the Census of 1G78, and was a Member of
Assembly 1G7S, 1GS2, IGSl, and as '' Capt." took his seat at the Council on
30 Marcli 1GS5. He petitioned for a iixcd salary as Coroner on 15 April 1G86,
and after that date his name no longer appears in tlie Colonial Calendars. A
Mrs. Hester Abbott was scpaiately entered in the Census of 1G7S, and was
probably the widow of the John Abbott, sen^
Richard Alibott (probably son of the second John) was first elected to the
Assembly in IGSS, and as " ]\iajor" was returned for the X.W. Division in 1()93.
for the parish of St. Thomas in 1G94-5, and was sworn of the Council on 30 April
1696. (joy^ Codrington objected to his being omitted from the new list 11 Dec.
1609, and the King directed Sir AVm. Mathcw on 15 ^lay 1704 that he thonld
be continued. As " Col." he was entered in the Census of 1707-S. He was
appointed Brigadier-General of the Leeward I. on 1711-12. In a deposition of
19 Sep. 1715 his age was given as about 50. In 1717 he petitioned to pnrcliaso
his leasehold plantation of 250 acres French lands at St. Kittd. lu 1720, 1722
and 1723 ho was President, uo doubt up to his death.
358 CARIBBEANA.
Another Rich'' Abbott, " juu'"' in 1720 (perhaps son of the hist-named), who
had married before 1720 Kliz., daui^hter of James lievon, Es(j., of Xevis, Speaker
in 1699,and left three dauL;htcr.s,Eliz., Frances and Anne, as " -Maj(!r'' was appointed
to the Council G Oct. 1722, and was apparently residlus; in the parish of
St. Thomas when lii.s daughter Eliz. was buried in 17:53. An Edward Abbott was
recommended for the Council in 1711. I have no later notes of this family, and
there are no wills at Somerset House. The above arms arc those of Abbott o£
Guildford in Surrey, and if searcli were made I thiuii the lirst settler John would
be found to be a cadet of that family. The " nag's head " should probably be a
unicorn's.
TRINITY, PAL:\IETT0 POINT, ST. KITTS.
The four following 31. 1, in the churchyard were copied by Mr. N. Darnell Davis
in 1879 :—
1. John Manning, 1725. (See Vol. I., 347.)
2. Here lyeth interr'd, the bodv of JOHN BOURRYAU,* Esq-- who was bora
the ll"' day of Oct. 1GG2, and departed this life the G"' day of August 1728,
aged 6G years.
* He was entered in the Census of 1707-S as aged 48, and was probably
father of Zachariah Bourryau of London, merchant, formerly of St. Kitts, who
purchased JMigliborougli Manor in Lincolnsliire in 17'47, and died 24 March 17.j2,
leaving issue. Will [59, Bcttesworth]. His arjns as quartered by the Luards
were : Gules, a chevron between three estoiles pierced Anj.
3. Here lyeth interred the body of M" JANE GUILlNtEX a daughter of
M' ZACHARIAH & MARY J?RICE deceased, who departed this life y<= 28'" of
Sepf 1722, in the 44"' year of her age.
Here lyeth also four of their children.
4. To the memory of Captain JOHN GARREY.f H.M. 3'-'' Regiment of Foot.
J. Bacon jr. Sculptor. London, 1803.
^3{)tpps of ^t. Jk\tx%.
Major n. R. Phipps, R.A., having lately received from the Registrar's OiHce of
St. Kitts several wills, abstracts of these arc now given. This additional infor-
mation, of course, tnateriallv alters the tentative pedigree which appeared in
Vol. I., p. 68.— [En.] '
Will dated 12 April 1740. Francis Phipps of St. Christopher, Esq. To
eldest son Joseph £500 c. ; dau. Susannah Henville, wife of son-in-law Robert H.
of this island, Esq., £300 c. ; 2 daus. Eliz. Estridge, widow of John E., late of
St. C, Esq., dec, and Ann wife of William Wooddrop of St. C, Esq., £500 c. each ;
dau. Margaret P., £1500 c, \ at 21 or marriage, | 2 years after. Six sons,
Joseph, Constantine, Robert, James, Edward, AVilliam P. Mansion i now inhabit.
To dau. Marg.iret negroes and horse. To 3 grandchildren .... {gop), Ann P.,
and Marv P., son antl daus. of sjii .Joseph P., 5 graudchildreu, Ricluird Elsdo . . . .,
Robert ilenvill, ^lary 11., Susannah IL, sons and daus. of Robert H. and
my dau. Susannah 11., 1 i^randchildren .... Mary Estridge, Ann E., Frances E.
the .... of said John E., dec'', by my dau. Elis and lastly 2 grand-
t I may liavo uiisreuJ the uauie for UAltVLY.— [El).]
CARIBBEANA. 359
cliildrcn .... Pliipps "Woodrop and Sarah W., son and dau. of .... AV. by my
dau. Ann, and to nil of tlioin £200 c. each at 14 years. To my 2 sons
Joseph P ine P. land wliich one AVilliain .... lived on and manured, of
8 acres . . . . ihe path to Masticic Gutt Bounding at the .... Mass Mouse stood
upon and now th . . . . at the foot .... Henry Herbert, dec'', in trust for Henry,
son of Eliz. Taylor, my natural son, commonly called Henry P. Joseph and
Constantino P. to buy for Henry P. 10 slaves, to work on said land for his benefit
and his children, if any, and to build a house on said land, of 2 rooms, each
16 foot square, posts of good hard timber, boarded and shingled. My natural
child called John .... by Eliz. Taylor to be maintained similarly. Natiiral child
Frances by tlie same £300 c. Jos. and Con. P., guardians of Henry, John, and
Frances, enjoined to be kind and indulgent to them. Eliz. Taylor and said
8 children to dwell in my house till new one built. To Eliz. Taylor £-30 c. and
care of 3 children. Lands, etc., in St. C, Tortola, and Xornians Island to G sons
as above. My good friends John Willett and Charles Pym, Esquires, sons Joseph
and Con. P., Ex'ors. Estate to be kept entire if possible. Ex'ors to use utmost
endeavours to keep unmarried members of my family in my Mansion House
maintained in a decent manner. A negro to each son except Joseph. Guardians
of children not of age to be Ex'ors. Witnessed by Lambert Hookc, Joh . West-
cott, Tho. Pelham Phillips, Philip Aud (Audainf). Proved 2G I>ec. 1740.
Entered 30 Dec. 1740, 8 a.m.
Eobert Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, Esq. Will dated 19 May 1717.
To the daus. of my brother Joseph P., Es^j., deceased, viz., A^nn P., Mary P.,
and AUetta P., £100 each. To Mary Audain, wife of John Audain, Susannah
Henvill, Kob. Henvill, and Ann Henvill, the sons and daus. of my brother-in-law
Kob. H., E?q. To John Estridge, Mary E., Ann E., and Frances E., s. aud daus.
of my brother-in-law John E., deceased. To Sarah AVoodrop^), Francis W., and
\Vm. AV., dau. and sons of my brother-in-law Wm. AV., deceased. To my brother
Constantino Phipps's 3 children, viz., James P., Coustantine P., and jNLiry P.
To my brother Edward Phipps's 3 children, viz., Mary P., Henrietta P., and
Francis P. To Drewi'y Phipps and Mary P., s. aud dau. of my brother Wm. P.
To my godson AVm. Pelham Phipps, s. to Tho. Pelham P., £100 eich at 21. Aly
friend Nathan Crosley £500, a ne^ro boy Jack Bonana, and a New England horse.
To my 2 bastard sons Tho. P. and John P., begotten upon Mary Woodman,
10 negroes each at 21 aud £100 each and to be educated, bound apprentices, and
when 21 to have the 2 lots of land purchased of Wm. aud Francis Cauvanc in the
parish of St. Thomas, Middle I. To John Harris, a free negro, the use of his
house for life. I free my negroes Susannah Harris and her 3 sons Sam., John,
and Wm., an old woman Franky, aud Mary Boyd. To the latter I give the use
of a negro boj' Sam. Crookc aud wench luioinda. All my estate here as well as
in Tortola and Normans I. to my 3 brothers James, Edward, and Wm. Phipps,
James and Edw'' to pay I to Wm., and if my brother James die without issue his
share to Hrewry P., s. to my brother W'" P. I appoint my friends Stephen Adye,
Stephen Payne, and Bcnj. Alarkham, Esquires, together with my said 3 brothers,
Ex'ors. In the presence of Geo. Crosley, Chr. Blyden, Ben. Cook. Proved U
and entered 7 Nov. 1752 in the Kegistrar's Odlce. No. 19(31.
Joseph Phipps of the I. of St. Ciiristophcr. AVill dated 3 Jan. 1711-5. To
my daus. Ann, Alary, and Alletta La Cousay* £1000 each at 21 or marriage and
maintenance. To my wife's nephew John Gignitcial £500 at 21. To my wife
Ann 8 negroes and a moiety of the neat profits of all my estates provided she
convey to my son Francis all her right to a plantation in the parish of S' Paul,
Capistcrre. I give her also all my plate and furniture aud liberty to live iu my
• Mrs. Alotta de la Cou.sayc Esdaile died 21 Sep. 1500, aged 57. Seo ante, p. 229.
360
CARIBBEANA.
house, she to pay | of my debts and legacies. To my son Francis all residue, and
in detault of issue to my s;u<I 3 dans. My wife Ex'trix ami friends Theodore
Georges, Beuj. Msirkham, .Tun'\ John AVestcoat, Steplieu I'ayue, and my brother
Constantiue P. Ex'ors till my s. Francis be 21. To each of my Ex'ors, my
brothers and their wives, my sisters and their husbands, a ring. In the presence
of Kobert Ilenville, A\'"' "Gibbons, .Alex. Innes. Proved 9 Jan. 1744-5 and
entered in the Registrar's OQlce. ^o. 3388.
Ann Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, widow. Will dated 7 April 1751.
To my s. Fra. P. and his heirs my plantation in the parish of S' Paul, Capesterre,
and 10 a. of Mountain land. If he die without heirs then to my dau. Ann
Brotherson and her heirs, my dau. Mary and her heirs, my dan. Allette and her
heirs, my gods. Peter Frere Brotherson and his heirs for ever. To my dau. Ann
Brotherson £500 in 2 years. To my two dans. ^lary and Allette the like sum of
£500 each at 18 if uiarricd, if not at 21. To my granddau. Susannah P. £300 in
4 years. To my 2 grandsons Joseph P. and Philip Brotherson each £200 in
4 years. To my sisters Mary Langley and Susannah Perdriau each £50 for
mourning. To my 3 godchildren Mary Theroude, Peter Frere Brotherson, and
Peter Heyligre each a negro of £35 c. I further give to my dau. Ann Brotherson
a parcel of land in town of Sandy Point and parish of St. Ann. To my dau. IMary
a negro woman Mirtilla and mj- dau. Allette a Mulatto wench ^larian, a negro
woman Charlotte, and a negro man Cato. To my 3 daus. Ann, Mary, and Allette
all residue. I appoint my s. Fra. P., brother Constantino P., and friends Stephen
Payne, Peter Brotherson, and Geo. Leigh, Esquires, Ex'ors in Trust. In the p.
of Step. Perdriau, Sen'', John Giguilliat. Stephen Perdriau, Juu''. Entered in the
Hegistrar's Office 15 June 1752. jN'o. 4879.
James Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, Esq. Will dated 26 Feb. 1753,
26 Geo. II. To my reptited natural s. Chas. P., begotten of Mary Pickett, £600
at 21 and £30 a year till then, also a negro woman Monimia. To my reputed
natural mulatto s. James P., s. of a negro woman Partheuia, £400 and a negro
boy Andrew and uegro ^voman Frances. To my reputed natural mulatto s. Tho.
P., s. of the said negro woman, £400 and 2 negro boys Daniel and Xick. To my
reputed natural mulatto s. Wm. P., s. of the said negro woman, £400 and 2 negro
boys Quaw and Lavcy and girl Minna. £30 for each of above till 21. To Partheuia,
mother of my 3 mulatto sons, £200, to be paid to my brother Constantino P.,
also a negro woman Pedy and her s. Tom Conry and girl Fanny. 1 conlirm the
freedoms of Pavihenia and her 3 sons. To my nephew Fra. P., s. of mv brother
Edward P., £500 at 21. To W"' Jas. P., 3^' s. of my brother W" P., £600 at 21.
To my niece and goddau. Henrietta P., dau. of my brother Edward P., £G00 at
18 or marriage. Tom the carpenter and Betty and her 2 sons Mingo and Kitt to
be free. All residue to my brother Constantiue P. and sole Ex'or. In the p. of
John Percival, Anthony IS'ayler, Wm. Glass. Proved and entered 29 May 1753.
iS'o. 5124.
Ann Woodrop of tlic parish of St. Thomas, Middle 1., in the I. of St. Christo-
pher. Will dated 15 Dec. 1753. My Ex'ors to sell my house in the Town of
Basseterre situate in College Street. To my dau. Sarah AV. 2 negro girls Frances
and Celia, linen, a silver waiter and cup and rings and jewels. To my s. Fra. W.
a silver waiter and cu]), choice of swords, tables, and chaiis. To my s. Wm. AV.
a negro boy Sambo, one old silver salver, ])air of salts, and silver mounted sword.
To mv children Sarah W. and Wm. W. my slaves London. John, James, Fran^wa,
and Wclconie, a girl Loiuda and boy Corkhill. arid all residue. My brothers
Constantino Phipps, Edw' Phipps, and \V"' Phipps, Esquires, Ex'ors and Guardians
CARIBBEANA. 361
of my children Sarah and W". In the presence of John AVignall, John A.udain,
John Hawkins. Proved and entered 12 April 1755 in the Kegistrar' s Office.
No. 5573.
Francis Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, Esq. AVill dated 5 June 1762.
To mj wife Eliz. P. an annuity of £200 in discharge of dower, and use of plate,
furniture, etc., 8 negroes, and dwelling hou.^e on my plantation. To my 3 younger
sons Nathaniel P., Eiancis P., and .\braham Payne P. £1000 each at 21. To my
daus. Susannah Mathcw P. and Christian IM^Arthur P. £1000 each at 21 and
maintenance for all my children. To my dau. Susannah 2 negro wenches Maudlin
and Charlotte and to my dau. Kitty 3 called Kate, Dido, and Margaret. To Eliz.
Jen, dau. of Eliz. Jen, lately my servant and also lately of Colmworth, co. Bedford,
but now of London, widow, £.jO at 21, and to her said mother £20 a year. My
mulatto wench Kitty her freedom and my Ex'ors to purchase the freedom of
another mulatto girl Nanny, the property of Daniel Mathew, Esq. All my
plantations and sugar works to my eldest s. Joseph P. I appoint Sir Gillies
Payne, B', Stephen Pavue, Peter Brotherson, and Era. Guichard, Esq''", Ex'ors.
In the p. of Geo. Mercer, Jn° Gignillat, Charles Pavue Erotherson. Proved and
entered 27 Nov. 1762 in the Eecristrar's Office. No. 6033.
John Phipps of the Town and Parish of St. George, Basseterre, in the I. of
St. Christopher. AVill dated 10 Eeb. 1766. To my wife Mary P. my dwelling
house for life, then to my s. Joiin P. begotten of her; if he die before her then to
other children Penny, Mary, Eliz., and Ann P. To my wife my negro Tommy,
and at her death to be set free. I give her also Black Tom, Old Eose and her
dau. Janett, Sue, Manny Arriminda, Old Pierre, and Eomeo, all furniture, plate,
horse and chaise, and £1800. To my s. John my mulatto slave Wm. or Pollopus
and boys Mathew, Constant, and Prospiere or Prosper. To my dau. Penny P.
my negro wench Clarinda and boy Peter. To my dau. Mary P. my negro girl
Ophelia and boy Charles. To my dau. Eliz. P. my mulatto wench Sally.
To my dau. Ann P. my 2 negroes Polidove and Port Koyal. Tu Eliz. Pitts, niece
of my wife, a uegro Quaw. To my E.x'ors all my land and buildings in Old Eoad,
and all residue to sell and the proceeds to go to my 5 children at 21 or marriage.
John to be educated in England at the age of S at such school as my
To .lohn Peachy my
No. 7719.
James Phipps of Peterboro, co. Northampton. Will dated 3 June 17S5.
I appoint my brother Constantine P., my brothers-in-law Arthur Onslow, D.D.,
and John Trent, Esq., Lucy Eergus, spinster. Sam. Span. Esq., of Bristol,
Merchant, Rogers Parker. Esq., of Peterboro', the Eev. Edw' Beadon of E. Stou-
chain, co. Southampton, and Sam Phipps, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, Ex'ors. To my
legally begotten dau. Mary Charlotte P. all my estate subject to the payment of
£1000 to my brother Constantine P., and year following another to my brother-
in-law Arthur Onslow and their wid<nvs. To cousins Lucy and Anne Eergus
£100 a year between them. I appoint as Guardians Lucy Fergus, my brother
Constantine P., my brothers-in-law Arthur Onslow and T. Trent, Esq.. Sam. Span,
Esq., of Bristol, .lolin Coglan, Esq., of Portman .'^q , and D. iNIcade. Esq.. now of
Montserrat. H'^ 3Iills, my servant, £.')(). and frceh.old tenement at Sandy, co.
Bedford, the writings whereof are with M'' J(din Park, att.' at law. S' Nots, co.
Hunts. In the presence of J. F. Palmer. ^I.D., John Fallowficld, Ben. AVinter.
Proved 16 Sep. 17^6 and entered S July 17n1) in i!ie Hegistrar's Otllco. No.
11,940. Proved also in P.C.C. iu 1786 (4S7, Norfolk).
362 CARIBliEANA.
William Phipps, Esq., in tlie T. of St. Christopher, being in the parish of
St. Ann, Sandy Point. Will dated 20 Au<,'. 1780. To my wife Mary all niv lands,
furnitnre, platf, and stock, willi my negros and mulattos Joanny, a man ^[anucl,
a mulatto Peter Horn, Mary Tomo, and Dutchess. To my younger dau. Saraii
Otto P. a mulatto boy Johnny Godwin and girl Naunv. To my s. John AVin. P.,
begotten by my wife Mary, a negro boy John W"' and girl Bess Marlcham. To
my younger s. Joseph Alms P. a mulatto boy "W" (Jodwin and girl Mary Godwin.
If my 4 single daus. choose to live in the house with my wife she shall allow them
2 cliambers. If she nuarry again all her slaves to her said 2 sons at 21, and my
lauds to be sold and the moneys divided between my 9 eldest children and my
said 2 younger sons by her. All residue to my 9 eldest children. To my s.
Prancis Robert P. my gold watch and sword caiu. To my s. John Wm. P. my
gold headed cain. I appi)int my wife Ex'tri.x and my sons I'ra., Eob., and Tho. P.
with my 3 friends John ^Matliew Groves, Stedman Kawlins, and Joseph Eawlins,
Esquires, my Ex'ors. In the presence of John Sharry, James Merrilitdd, Jun'',
Edw'' Merrifield. Proved 1 March and entered 11 March 17SS in the Eegistrar's
Office. No. 11,674.
Francis Eobert Phipps of the parisli of St. Ann, Saudy Point, in the I. of
St. Christopher, Esq. Will dated 24 March 17S5. To my wife Mary P. my
horse called Dragon, linen, furniture, and all residue. I appoint her Ex'trix and
my friends Wm. Cfooke and Anthony Wm. Somersall of s*^ I., Esquires, Ex'ors.
In the presence of Eduuind Erozetto, Thos. Percival, John Grove. Proved
15 June and enicred 9 July 17So in the llegistrar's Office. IS'o. 11,103.
Joseph Phipps of Cottingham, E. Eiding, Yorks. Will dated 14 May 179G-
Wife Mary P. £1000 out of £1500 secured to me on estate of Major- (General
Charles Leigh in the Island of S' Christopher's. By deed dated 4 October 1793
I am bound to pay to Ann Crisp, widoAv, and Eliz. Adams, Sp'', Ex'trices of Will
of AV'" Adams, dec, £200. .Mother Eliz. P. Brother Abraham Payne P. and
niece Eliz., da. of sister Christian AV'^oolley. My late Aunt Eiddall. .Sister
Susannah Esdaile, widow. Friend Chas. AV^alker of Coleman S' my large
painting said to be by V[':']erner. Witnesses: Jn. Page, Sam[)" Mockett, jun.
Codicil. — AVife Mary, mother Eliz., friend Chas. AValker Ex'ors. AVitnesscs :
Jn. Page, J. Iloathorn.
Proved 13 April 1S05 by Mary P. and Clias. AValker, surviving ex'ors (291,
Nelson).
Joshua Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, free man and cooper. ^Vill dated
17 Jan. 1S05. To my dau. Harriott P. £33. To my dau. Mary P. £14s. To my
wife Harriott Dykers £33. To 3 grandchildren born of my dau. Harriott P., viz.,
Henrietta, Eose, and Maria, £10 each. Eev. (^eo. Chas. Sneller, minister of the
Unitas Fratrum or United Brethren's Church, £10. To my wife Harriott Dykers
the house I use as a store. To my dau. Mary P. tiie house in which t-he lives,
also a mulatto girl Bella. My negro boy Scotland to be sold. To my said wife
and my friend Sam. Lancaster my negroe Jim. All residue to my wife and 2 daus.
I appoint Sam. Lancaster, merchant, Ex'or. In the presence of Wm. J. Peets,
Peter Titley, B. Johnson. Proved 22 May and entered 22 Aug. LSOo in the
Kegistrar's Ollice. Xo. 14,791.
AVilliam Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, Planter. AVill dated S Sep. Is23.
To Wm. (jrcathecd Crooko, planter, in Trust for his 3 sons Jolui, Wm., and
Mihvard, £100 each at 21. To my reputed s. Tho. P. £35 aud £70 at 21 for
Caribbeana. 363
tools in the carpentering trade. To my niece Mary Woodropc Titley my plate,
linen, and carria2;e, and a moiety of all residue, and the other moiety to the
children of my nephew John Maddox Titlev by his present wife. Whereas
I have agreed to sell my lot of land with the house in Old Eoad to Elinira
Hodzard, a free coloured woman, for £GGU, I have received £'2'20, and the £-4-iO
with 8 per cent, interest is to be secured by a mortgage, confirm the same.
I appoint Mary "Woodrope Titley E.x'trix, and Wm. Postlethwaite of said I.,
merchant, Ex'or. In the presence of li. \V. Pickwood, Cha. Adamson, Kich'*
P. Henville. Proved i-i Xov. 1823 and entered 5 May 1S24 in the Kegistrar's
Office. No. 17,498.
Mary Phipps of the Parish of St. Ann, Sandy Point, in the T. of St. Christo-
pher. Will dated 28 Sep. 1S2G. To be buried in the parish churchyard of
St. Tho., Middle I. To my niece Eliz. Ann Hanvill my linen, kitchen utensils,
and carriage. All residue to her and my niece Mar}^ Beneduta llanvill. My
friend Geo. Perdriau in said I. sole E.x'or. Signed with a mark in the presence
of Patrick W. Hanville, John R. AVilson, E. Gillard. Proved 11 Oct. IS27.
E«corded at St. Kitts. Xo. 18,013.
Mary Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, widow. AVill dated 7 Sep. 1801.
To my s. Joseph Elnies P. all my lands and residue and sole Ex'or. In the
presence of John Garnctt, Thos. Phipps, Wm. Phipps. Proved -1 Dec. 1795 (-v/c)
and entered 2i April 1802 in the Registrar's Office. No. 14,205.
Mary Phipps of the I. of St. Christopher, spinster. Will dated 17 Oct. 1795.
All estate to my niece Henrietta Alice Vanderpoule, youngest dau. of my sister
Eliz. Margaret Y., deceased. I a2)poiut my friend John iMaddog Titley* of said
I., Esq., sole Ex'or. In the presence of D'' Kelly, Eidm'' Burke, John ^\'hichard.
Proved 24 April 1802. No. 13,006.
Tho. Phipps of St. Christopher, carpenter. Will dated 8 July 1802. To
Ann P., mother of my children, a negro woman Ginuy. To 3Iargaret Douglas
the house she lives in, also a negroe -woman Sarah for her lite. To my live
children James, Wm., Tho., Margaret, and Betsey all my lands in St. Thomas,
Middle Island, with buildings, also 11 negros (named). I free Adam, Hkewise
a boy Gin Phipps, a son of my brother AVm. P. To mv 5 children a piece of land
in Old Eoad. To Ned, a son of Polly Phipps, £100. To Tho. Phipps Challenger,
a son of Peggy Phipps, £100. To Margaret Douglas 10 joes. To my Mother
Margaret Branch a child's part, the like to the mother of my 5 children. To my
3 sjns James, Wm., and Thos. my piece of mountain land surveyed up to a large
gut named crab hole mountain of 53 acres. I appoint my dear friends Joseph E.
Phipps, Esq., and Wm. Stephens, Es([., Ex'ors. In tlie presence of Ben. Casey,
Jon. Jas. Dickerson, Leonard Wiiichards. Proved 20 June and entered 21 June
1803 in the Kegistrar's Office.
Henrietta Phipps of the Parish of St. Anne, Sandy Point, in the I. of St. Chris-
topiier, widow of Tho. P., master carpenter. "Will dated 1 Oct. 1850. To tny s.
Barnabas and my dan. Purletta Maria Sheills Foster, the wife of John Douglas
Foster of s'' 1., planter, the u.-e of all my furniture and plate, and when my sou is
* John M. Tittley, M.U., was M. for 8t. Johu, Cai)isturru. (" St. Kilts Almanac" for 1821.)
364 CARIBBEANA.
21 all personal estate and compensation money in the hands of the IMallelicus to
them equally. I give my dau. my house in the town of Sandy Point. I appoint
John 1). Poster and my sou Ex'ors. In the presence of James Warner, Daniel
Burt, John George Nuttall. Proved 8 March and entered 29 Aug. LSG3. No.
21,256.
Captain Weston Phipps, R.N., of Ilfracombe. Will dated G Nov. 1840.
Wife Grace Martha Phipps Ex'trix. Proved P.C.C. 22 July 1847 (002). He
was s. of Coustantine P. of St. Kitts.
$utrtnturts, tit., rtlatina to €statto in
Jamaica*
AVATER VALLEY ESTATE IN THE PARISH OF TRELAWNEY,
JAMAICA, 1781.
Jamaica. This ludre made the 2 April, 21 Geo. III., 1781, Betweex James
Virgo and Montague Wi.sdom Virgo of the Parish of Trelawny, co. CornwalJ, .1.,
Esquires, two of the sons and devisees under the will of W™ Vii-go tlie Elder late
of the said parish Esq. deceased and Wm. Virgo the Younger of the same Esq.,
another son of W. Y. the Eldei of the 1*' part Mary A^rgo of the same jnirish
AVidow only acting Extrix of the will of the said AV"' A'", the Elder of the 2'' part
and Robert Minto of the same parish Esq. of the S'^ part. AViieue.vs a suit was
lately instituted in the High Court of Chancery of this I., wherein Rob' Minto was
Coinpl* and Mary A^irgo, James Alrgo, Montague AA'^isdom A'irgo, A\ "' A^irgo the
Y''' and Neil] Malcolm late of this I. but now of &*• Britain were the Dcfejid'^
which on 3 Jan. 1781 came on to be heard for a final decree when H. E. the
Chancellor dechired tiiat the Complainant ought to stand in the place of Neill
Malcolm for so nuicli of the £6000 as the CompI' had paid to the Def^' AY'" A'irgo
the Y-- that the Compl' had fully i)aid to AV"' A^irgo the Y' the £6000 and £429
Interest also £I3,0").5 in virtue of the agreement of 7 July 1777 in discharge of
the debts and legacies of W"' A'irixo the Elder, he decreed that the Plantation or
Sugar Work called IFater Vallcij (but reserving the slaves) should be set up to
sale before Sam. Howell Esq. one of the Masters and upon the CompP bidding
£20,-421'^ he should become the purchaser and ])ay over to the Defd'^ £i):55 the
balance and deduct costs and whereas on the 16 Eeb. 1781 the Master at the house
of Rob' Pil cairn Tavern Keeper in the Town of S' Jago de la A'ega sold the
plantation to Rob' Minto for the said sum and made his Report which w.is enrolled
in the Otiice of the Register of this Court and whereas the balance due with
interest is £984 c. and Complainants taxed costs were £843 and Dcfd'^ £o9
making £408 and Rob' I\linto lialh paid over the balance of £-581 the A'irgos non-
release all claim and conhrm to liim the said Plantation containing 638 acres
butting E. on Tho. J>ayly, N. on the est. of TIio. Gallimore dec'' and Jus. Morris,
AV'. on AV'" Sams and S. on Sam. AVest and all mills houses and 26 mules 12 steers
1 cow and all plantation utensils.
Signed by the four A'irgos, and by the ^Master C.C.
Enrolled 11 Aug. 1781, Lib. 310, fol. 18. [Ou two sheets of paper, with
original signatures.]
1791, Feb. At J., .Jas. Virgo, esq. (•' G.AL," 1S6.)
See the ]M.I. at Roslin Castle Estate in Trelawney Parish to Mrs. Alarv Virgo,
relict of Col. AVm. A'. Slie died 21 Nov. 1787, agei'67. (Archer, 329.) '
CARIBBEANA. 365
WATER VALLEY, DEY A^ALLET. AND JOCK'S LODGE ESTATES,
IN THE PAEISn OF TRELAAVNET, ISIG.
This Tndre marie tlie [blank'] oG Geo. III., 181G, Between AValter Miiito of
the Parish of Trelawiiey J. Esq. oiilr s. and h. at law and devisee named in the
will of Kob' IMinto of the same larish Esq. dec'' of the one part and AV"' Peatt
Litt and Rioli'' Steele of Lime Street in the City of London Merchants and Co-
partners by W"' Harris of Kingston J. their Attorney of the other part AVueueas
Waller Minto is seized of several plantations slaves in fee simjde subject to
certain mortgages and to the Trusts created by an Indre of 4 parts dated the
31 Jan. 1S15 and made between John Willis of Bishopsgate Street Within
London Merchant of the 1"' part and Walter Miuto of the 2'' part and AV. Peatt
Litt and liich'' Steele of the 3'' part and Henry Devis of Bishopsgate Street
AVithin ]\rerchant and Jonathan Harrison of Lewes co. Sussex Eso. of the 4"'' part
wherebv the mortgages vested in John AVillis were conveyed to Henry Devis and
Jonathan Harrison in trust for securing the payment of bills of exchange for
£29,GI3 St. tlie debt due from the est. of Kob. Minto dec'' to John AVillis and
further sums have been advanced by Litt and Steele to AValter 3Iinto he hath
agreed to grant them a mortgage of all that Plantation or Sugar work called
JVater Vallei/ lying in the parish of Trelawney containing 7G3 acres bounding E.
on Tho. Bayly, N. on the est. of Tho. Gallimore dec'' and Jas. Morris, AV. on
"W"'" Evans and S. on Sam. A\^est. Also all that ])lantation in the same parish
called l)ri/ Vallei/ of 500 acres and that plantation called Jock's LoJqe and all
buildings, slaves, mnles, cattle, stock utcnsi];=i, etc. subject to redemption with
G ])or cent, interest. [Scaled, but with no signatures. £G stamps. It is evidently
a draft wliich was never executed.]
[Three wide sheets of paper.]
AVATER VALLEY AND DRY VALLEY ESTATES, 1845.
Jamaica. This Indr'e made the 10 Dec. 1845 Between Jarvis Minto of the
Parish of Trelawny co. Cornwall Esq. of the one part and Lawrence Hislop of the
Parish of St. James in the said Co. Esq. of the other AVitnesseth that in con-
sideration of £8000 sterling of J., Jarvis Minto sells to L. Hislop all that Planta-
tion called Water Valley in the said parish of 'J'relawny containing G72 acres also
that called Dri/ Vallei/ containiiig 5G2 acres, also that ])iece of land and wharf
situate at the Rock called Minto's AVharf of 1 acre all bounded -as delineated in
the plans annexed, and ail iiouses, mills, works, implements, utensils.
The plan shews Dry A^alley to the N. of and partly butting on AVater A^illcy
the whole containing 1234 acres and bounded N. with Springfield Pen, Mountain
Spring Est. and Queen Road leading to Rio Bueno, E. with the 0.\ford Est., S. with
the Cambridge Est., W. with Orange Grove, Clermont, Roslin Castle Est. and
Lottery Est.
The wharf was bounded E. by Boddens \Yharf, S. by the Queens Road, AV. by
Atkins Wharf, X. by the sea shore with a jetty running out.
Signed bv Jarvis Minto. AVitncssed by Tho. AVhItcside. Sworn before
Pbineas Abniliam, Ass' Judge C. C. Pleas, Trelawnv. Stamps £40 IQs.
Enrolled 12 Feb. 184G, Lib. 877, fol. 78.
[On two large sheets of paper.]
Augustus Alex. ]?uxton, Lieut. R. Fusiliers, b. 24 Sep. 1824, m. ]\[ary Eliza
MintOj'^dau. of Walter AI. Esq. of J. (Burlce's '• Lauded Gentry," ii., 1508.)
See Archer 329 for M.L to the iLiuto family.
366 CAKIBBEANA.
WATER VALLEY ESTATE, 1S70.
Jamaica. In the Court of the Commissioners for the Sale of Encumbcretl
Estates iti the W.I. In the matter of the Ejit. of Lawrence Wm. llislop and
Isobel Charlotte Mary Hi^lop, Owners. Ex parte W'" Stevenson and Kob.
Mowbray Petitioner.-?.
Claim by M'^ Charlotte Stewart Williams sometime Hislup now Dewar
presently residing at No. 10 Blythtswood Square, Glasgow, formerly spouse of
Lawrence Hislop deceased sometime of the Parish of Treluwny co. Corn. J., after-
wards of Eliind Lodge, Lcith Links, co. Edin. now wife of JJouald Dcwar Esq.
M.D. residing in Glasgow\ Reciting that By Ante-nuptial deed dated 5 April
1817 enrolled in J. 13 ^lay Lawrence Hislop now dee'' in contemplation of his
marriage with Charlotte Stewart Williams and being seized of a plantation with
mules cattle and stock agreed to charge it with a jointure of £300 a year for her
therefore in consideration of 10s. paid by W. Williams of the Parish of West-
moreland CO. Corn, her Father and Jas. Lawson Williams of the P'sh of Trelawney
he confirmed to them in Trust his est. called AVeston Pavel in the P'sh of T. with
the stock, etc.
By settlement and Will dated 14 June 1855 recorded at Edinburgh 11 Jan.
1S56 he confirmed the £300 a year to his wife and assigned maintenance etc. for
his two children by her Lawrence Wm. Hislop and Isobel Charlotte Mary Hislop
and gave her the use of Water Valley Grreat House as a residence and a barrel of
sugar and a quarter cask of rum yearly, and Lawrence Hislop died at Leith in
Scotland on i Jan. 1S5G survived by iiis said wife and 2 children and Jaines
DuTican Esq. entered on the management of the said estates and down to 29 Sep.
1S61 paid the annuity and £70 a year for each of the children. He died on
IS July 1S65 and since then she received on 22 Feb. 1SG9 £300, 21 Oct. 18G9
£100, 3 Oct. 1S70 £150 on account of joynture paid her by the Eev. Dr. Stevenson
his Exor. Claimant was born 19 Feb. 1S29 so that she was 41 last birthday and
her annuity is worth £4710. Lawrence William Hislop the son attained tlie age
of 21 on 20 Oct. 1S69 and Isobel Charlotte Mary Hislop the dau. still resides
with her. She has never occupied the Great House. Her claims are for arrears
of joynture at 10 jSoy. 1870 £1711, for maintenance and education £941, for the
sugar and rum £454.
[On 19 sheets of folio paper, with schedules of accounts, ia the Editor's
possession.]
WESTON FAVELL ESTATE IX THE PAIIISH OF TRELAWNEY^ 1841.
Jamaica. Thjs Indr'e made the 19 May 1841 Between George Lawrence of
Cowsfield CO. AVilts Esq. by George Lewis of the Parish of Hanover co. Cornwall
J. Esq. his Attorney of the one part and Lawrence Hislop of the Parish uf St.
James iu the said Co. Esq. of the other Witnesscth that m consideration of
£t)500 sterling G. L. sells to L. H. all that Plnntation or Sugar Work lyin;^ in
that part of the Parish of Trelawny formerly called St. James known as iVeslon
Fcivell cc nsisting of 3 several parcels of land viz. all that piece near Ilarmans
Valley (part of 15,000 a. vested in His Majesty for New comers) containing 300 a.
and bounded to the E. on a rocky hilt and the Antigua road X. formerly on Doctor
Fowler now on Gale's Valley and Wakefield Estates to the ^V^ formerly on ^liles
Toppin and Colonel James Lawrence now on York Est., S. on lands formerly
belonging to Mr. James Shawe Jiow on Hacton Pen Also those 25(3 a. situate at
Queen of S(iains Vallev being a part of the said 15.000 a. bounding N. fmuierly
on Jacob Morgan now on Weston Favell Est., S. foruierly on .lames Shaw imw on
Hactou Pen., E. formerly on John Libert J'' now on Weston Faveil E.-t.. and W.
formerly on Jacob Mori,'an now on Weston Faveil Est. Also that other pit-ce
containing 204i a. part of 300 a. patented by John Libert .]' bounding E. on
Cockpit liills, W. formerly on Mr. James .Shaw, Jacob Morgan aud Wm. McDonalcl
CARIBBEANA. 367
now on Hacton Pen and Weston Favell Est., S. formerly on Mr. John Libert and
Mr. John Stenton now on Hacton Pen and I'ork Est. except a piece conreyed by
Catli. Harding td Edw*^ Morant, Henry Dawkius arul Sam. Long containing 23 a.
Also that Pen ])icce containing SI a.' near Martha I'rae mentioned in a certain
suit lately in the Pligli Court of C. in whicli Cath. Harding was the Comphiinant
and Tho. Hanliug and Isaac Bernard Harding were Eefcndants. Also 23 a.
formerly in the possession of Edw^i ^Morant, Hen Hawkins Jt Sam. Long formerly
a^part of York est. having the said Est. on the N. and AV., S. upon AVeston Favell,
E. on the King's high^-ay leading from AVeston Favell to Martha Brae Also tliat
piece called Chatsworth containing G93 a. bounding X. on lands formerly of John
Gray Esq. of Industry Est. now Spring A'ale Pen part on AVm. Athertun Esq. and
land formerly of John Sterling Esq. of Cunteut Est. and land formerly of John
Fowler, AV. Atherton Esq. and land formerly of l.lavid Shaw Esq., S. on land
formerly of David Shaw and AV. part on laud 'formerly of Alex. Longlands part
on Drayton formerly of Lemon Lawrence Lawrence Esq. and John Sterling and
Also that piece of 14G a. bounding X. on the 15,000 a., E. and S.E. formerly on
John and Wm. 3Iowatt Esq"', S. and S.AA''. on David Schaw and AV. on Lemon
Lawrence Lawrence Esq.
Signed by George Lewis. AA'^itnessed by Eichard TurnbuU. Sworn before
H. AV. Plummer.
Enrolled 19 Oct. 1S42, Lib. 853, fol. 19.
[On two large sheets of paper.]
LAMEGO OF JAMAICA.
This Indr'e of 3 parts made the G Nov. 43 Geo. III., 1S02, Betweex Joseph
Aguilar of Devonshire Square Bishopsgate Street in the City of Loudon Esq. and
Grace his wife of the 1^' part; Daniel Ximenes late of Gower Street but now of
Duke Street Portland Place co. Middx. Esq. administrator of his late wife Sarah
Ximenes deceased of the 2'' part ; and Isaac Aguilar formerly of tlie I. of Jamaica
but now of Devonshire Square London Merchant and Emanuel Baruh Lousada of
Perry Street co. Middx. Esq. of the 3*^ part AVhereas Isaac Lamego formerly of
J. and also late of Stoke Xewington co. Middx. Esq. deceased by his AVill dated
16 Sept. 175J after taking notice that he had given his dan. Sarah Lopes Torres
wife of Jacob Torres only £1500 on her marriage gave her the interest of £3500 st.
at 3 per cent, for her life and at her death to her issue until his estate should be
divided and her issue was to have this over and above the fourth share of the
residue payable at 21, and the income of his estate till then was to be paid to his
four daus. equally viz. 3 equal fourth shares between his three married daus.
Sarah Lojjcs Torres, Abigail Baruh Lousada and Eebecca Mendes Da Costa and
ordered that his real estate in J. shoukl be sold and the money invested in the
English funds and appointed his said daus. Sarah Lo])cs Torres and her then
husband and his dan. Abigail Baruh Lousada while remaining the widow of Jacob
Baruh liousada and his dau. Eebecca Mendes Da Costa and her then husband
and his dau. Hester and her husband when she should marry, his gramlson Isaac
Lopes Torres notwithstanding his minority and his brother Moses Lamego and 3
friends Moses Alares Coroks Jacob Gonsales of London Merchant and Isaac
Lopes Torres Exors. Axn Wiikueas testator by a codicil dated 17 Dec. 17G1
revoked the ajjpvjintment of his dau. Esther and also of her husband Abraham De
Mattas ]\Iocatta as Exor and of Jacob Gonsales and ajjpointed his grandson the
aforesaid Emanuel Baruii Lousada to be ExiJr and testator died the 9 Jan. 17G7
and the will was proved by the said Abii^'ail Baruh Lousada widow and Eebecca
Mendes Da Cosia widow and Emanuel IJaruh Lousada the Y"" And AVhehe.vs by
an order of tlie Court of Chancery made the 12 Xov. 1771 an account was ordered
to be taken and all sums invested in Trust with the iirivity of the Accountant
Geu' to the account of tho said cause viz. £0000; £10,000 3.^ per cent, bank
368 CARIBBEANA.
annuities, £29,2o0 3 per cent, annuities reduced, £39,900 3 per oent. consolidated
bank annuities, £1000 bank stoL-k, £10.000 consolidated 4 per cent, bank annuities,
£10,000 old S. Sea annuities, £6000 iS'ew ditto, and £lo00S. Sea stock Ayo
"VVHETtPJAS by an order of the Court made the G July 17S3 :J- of the interest should
be paid to Sarah Lopes Torres for life and she died on the G Sep. 17S7 witiiout
leaving any child surviving her but leaving two j^'raiulchildreu Sarah then wife of
Solomon IJias Fernandes deceased and the said (J race wife of Joseph Aguilar the
said Sarah and Grace being the only children of Rebecca wife of Abraham .t\guilar
formerly of tlie City of London gent, and which said Kebecca wa.s t'ne dau. of
Sarah Lopes Torres and the only child of her who left iissue A>'d Wiieukas by
an order of the Court made the S April 178S tlic interest on the £:].jOO was to be
paid to Solomon Dias Fernandes and Sarah his then wife and to Joseph Aguilar
and Grace his wife and also the interest of the \ share of above residue A>"i)
AViiEREAS the blaster by his Eeport made the li) May 1790 certified that he had
set apart a sufficieitt fund to answer tlie annuity of £20 given to Aaron Lamego
and the interest of the £3500 and the said estates tlien consisted of £10,000 old
S. Sea annuities, £.jG,71S reduced annuities, consolidated £32,27-i, New S. Sea
annuities, £0000 Bank stock, £1008 S. Sea stock, and £10,000, exclusive of liis
real estate in J., and that the said Solomon Dias Fernandes died the 27 June 1791
and by an Order made the 23 June 1791 it was ordered tiiat the interest of the
funds mentioned in the Order of the 8 Ap. 1788 should be paid to Sarah his
widow And "W^hereas Sarah Dias Fernandes intermarried with Daniel Ximenes
on the 5 Nov. 1795 and died on the 23 June 1797 and he obtained letters of
administration from the P.C.C. A>'d W'ukheas by an Indre Tripartite made the
2G Oct. 1784 between Abraham Aguilar deceased father of the said Grac3
Aguihtr and the said Grace Aguilar of the 1^' part, Joseph Aguilar of the 2*^ part;
Emanuel Baruh Lousada, Isaac Baruh Lousada, Abraham Aguilar deceased,
Emanuel Baruh Lousada deceased and Isaac Aguilar of the 3*^ part reciting that
a marriage was intended between Joseph Agtiilar and Grace Aguilar and reciting
that the said Gi'ace Aguilar under tlie will of Isaac Lamego would on the doat/i
of Sarah Lopes Torres her grandmother be entitled to v part of his estates it was
agreed that £12,(^00 bank annuities part of his est. should on tlie death of her
grandmother be laid out by trustees after her death for her husband and then for
their issue A'nb "Whereas by agreement dated 31 Oct. 1798 made between
Joseph xlguilar and Grace his wife of the one part and Daniel Ximenes of the
other after reciting the death of Isaac Lamego and his 2 dans. Abigail Baruh
Lousada and Sarah Lopes Torres leaving issue and Saiah Ximenes without issue
the said Daniel Ximenes as her administrator became entitled to whatever she was
entitled to by the will of her Great Grandfather Isaac Lamego and a question had
arisen whether Sarah Ximenes was entitled to a moiety of one fourth of the
residue or whether Grace wife of Joseph Aguilar by the death of her sister before
her was entitled to the whole of such fourth share and the principal of £3500,
concerning which a suit is now pending if it shoidd terminate in favour of Daniel
Ximenes it is agreed that he should pay to Joseph Aguilar and Grace his wife
£8000 3 per cent, consolidated bank annuities and if the court should decide in
favour of Joseph Aguilar and Grace his wife they shall transfer such sum to
Daniel Ximenes, and if the moiety of £3500 be decreed to them they shall transfer
£1000 to him. And "Whereas by a deed poll under the hands of Daniel Ximenes
and Joseph Aguilar and Grace his wife dated the 2G Feb. 1800 reciting that
Esther de JMattas Mocatta had died and no decree in the cause had been yet
made it was agreed that Jrseph Auuilar and Grace his wife should petition for the
whole of the interest of the £3500 and the dividends of i share of the rer^idue
since the death of Sarah Ximenes and also { of } iu case Hebecca INlendes Da
Costa should die without issue and tliat they should pay ail the legal cost.-< of
Daniel Ximenes and £210 a vear and if (irace survived l^ebecca pay liim £iOUO.
and if they obtained the ■; of l pay iiim £8000 three per cent, consolidated bank
stock and insure Grace's life And Wi[1:;reas by an order made ou the 29 Ap.
CARTBBEANA. 369
1801 upon tlie petition sufh dividends were to be paid to tliem nnd they have paid
the costs and in piirsiiaiioe of the airreement Daniel Ximenes nnd Jos. Acjnilar
and Grace liis wife ^rant to Isaac Agiiilar and Emanuel J3ariili Lousada all tlieir
shares under the will subject to an assic;nnient of Joseph Aguilar and Grace his
wife's share for securing £3.300 and another one tolsaac Aguilar, Daniel Ximenes
and Abraham Bravo dated 31 Oct. 1799 in Trust to pay costs and the several
agreed sums to Daniel Ximenes and the residue of dividends to Joseph Aguilar and
Grace his wife.
Signed and sealed (crest, a bird, ? dove) by Joseph Aguilar [L.S.], Dan'
Ximenes [X.-S.], Grace Aguilar [i.5'.], in the presence of Ab. Bravo.
Endorsed: " Jose])h Aguilar Esq. and (Jrace his "Wife to Isaac Aguilar and
Emanuel B'' Lousada Esq. Assignment in Trust. Dated G"' Xov'' 1S02."
[From an original parchment deed of ten skins in the possession of the Editor.]
Isaac Lamego was a merchant at Kingston in 172S. (Eeurtado, 5G.)
1767 (IS, Legard). Isaac J>amego of London, Merchant. jMy dau. Abigail,
widow of Jacob Baruh Lousada, and her 5 ch".
1767 (IS, Legard). Ester Lamego of London, widow. The children of David B.
Lousada. Aron B. Lousada of J., Merch', son of my aunt Ester.
1787 (519, Major). Sarah Lopes Torres, widow.
1790, Nov. In J., Moses Bravo, esq. to INFrs. Abigail Da Crasto, widow of
Jacob Da Crasto, esq. (" G.M.," 1213.)
1799, Jan. 2. A. Bravo, esq. of J., to Miss Aguilar o£ Devonshire-square,
dau. of the late Abraham A., esq. (" G-.M.," 77.)
AGUILAR TO SAIMUDA.
This Indr'e made the 25 July 54 Geo. III. 1814 Between Judith Aguilar of
Devonshire Square London widow of the one part and David Samuda of the City
of London Merchant of the other "WirEHEAS the said Judith Aguilar in [hJavk']
obtained a iudgment in Jamaica against Emanuel Barruh Lousada of Kingston
in the said I. Esq. for £2210 c. and agreed to accept from D. Samuda £1358 in
full for the purchase thereof now in pursuance of the same she hath sold it to
him and appoints him her attorney.
Signed and sealed by Judith Aguilar in the presence of Tho. Street of Philpot
Lane London and Will"' Otley clerk to Mess. Street and ~\Voolfe, Philpot Lane.
Eeceipt for £135S.
[This is an original deed on two sheets of paper stamped with a 30s. stamp.]
abettors of ^t. Soljirs, jFigtrtt, i^cbis.
.... Powers.
" One Mr. Powers, (a Cantabrigian) who was a Predecessor of mine, in the
Eectory of St. John's at Nevis, wrote a Poem called, The Sugar-Cane, which was
looked ui)on tlicre as a curious AVork, and as sueli (after his death) sent home
hither to his Kelations: But I believe it was never ])riuted." (Rev. AVm. Smith's
" Natural History of Nevis," 310.)
William Smith.
As son of Josiah S. of Yarmouth, Norfolk, pifb., matriculated from Queen's
CoU. 27 March 1707, aged 17, B.A. 16 Oct. 1710 (as Gabriel in Cat. Grads.) ;
perhaps Vicar of Trowse, Norfolk, 1710. (Foster.)
He went out to the Leeward Islauds 3 Feb. 1715-lG (Fothergill).
"VOL. H. V B
370 CARIBEEANA.
In the above work, " A Natural Ilislorv of Xevis," iu eleven letters from the
Eev. Mr. Sinitli, sometime PcL-tor of h^t. John'.s at Xcvis and now 11. of St. IMarv's
iu Eedford, 17-15, Svo, he \\riti.* : "I \vent in 1722 to Yarmouth iu Xorfolk the
place of my birth (loo), Quccu'.s-Colleue, in O.xi'ord of uhicli I was a ]Nromber
(158),"' and gives a copy of his lustitutiuu to St. John's, IS'evis (214), as
following : —
PEESEN'TATION xVND INSTITUTION TO A LIVING IN NEVIS.
"By his Excellency Walier JIamiUon, Elq ; Captain-General, and Chief
Governour in and over all His Majesty's Leeward Chariblec Ifhuids in America,
and Ordinary of the I'ame, &c. [i-.5'.]
AVhereas his moft Sacred Majefty hath given and granted to me. Power and
Authority of Collating Orthodox ^linilters to all and every of the Parirhes within \
my rcrpcctivc Government; and whereas the J'aril'h of St. Join in the Ifland of . «
Nevis is at present deltitute of a Minifiir, and Mr. WiJliam Smiih being ^
recommended to me by the Eight Eeverend Eaiher in God. John Lord Bithop of i
London, as a perlbu qualified to take on him tlie Cure of Souls : By vertue of the
faid Powers and Authorities to me granted, I do by thele Prelents', Inl'titute the
faid William Smith, Clerk, Mi]iil"ter of the laid Parifh ; to perform all the Duties
incumbent on him as IMinil'ter of the lame, and to have and enjoy all such Salaries
Dues and Perquilites as do, or Ihall belong to him either by Law or Cultom.
To the Churchii-ardens and Given Under mv Hand and Seal the IS*'"
n'£\7"'"" "^ ^^' "^"^"'' ^"'''-^'' '^''^'.''^" ^^^"''^ 1^^"^'' ^" *'•" ^'"'^'^'^ ^^^^ "f ^'^
Majel'ty's Eeign.
Walter Jlumilton."
The Eev. Dr. L. B. Thomas, the Eector, wrote 13 Aug. 1909 :—
There is no list of the rectors of St. John's Parish, but from the Eegisters t
I learn as follows : — H
The Eev. William Wharton,* May 12th, 1729, the same handwriting to Dec. 27th, |i
1737. Dec. 17-10, new handwriting, unsigned. *
Eev. John INIackay,! March 2Sth, 1742', to Julv 4th, 1750.
Eev. Edwin Thomas, + M.A., October 2nd, 1750, to December 13th, 17G4.
Eev. John Bowen,§ April 27th, 171)5, to January Gth, 1707.
A new handwriting March 8th, 1707, and various ones unsigned to May 13th,
1792.
May 22nd, ISOO. Eev. George Green makes entries from June 10th, 1792, to
January 17th, 1799, taken from the papers of the Eev. W^illiam Jones,
probably Eector between those dates.
Eev. George Green. || .Mav 10th, IsOO. to Julv 1st, 1S02.
Eev. Thomas Mills, M.A.!i July 2nd, 1S02, to" January 2Gth, 1S03.
* He went out to Barbadoes 4 March 17-8-9 (Fotheryill, 02). See the deed, I., 94, recording
his death intestate in Peb. 1737-8.
t Rev. John Mackay, Leeward Islands, .'^1 M.\y 17.30. (Fotlieri,Mll, 42.)
X liev. Edwin Thomas, Isliud of Ncvi.--, 22 Dec. 17J7. \lhUI., 58.) There is a iiarcel of his
letters dated 17t'iO— 71 at Fulham Talace, 1 think, from .St. Kitts.
§ Rev. John Bowen, Antiirua, 9 Jan. 17P0. {I/iirl. , IG.) One of lliis name, son of George
Bowen of AA'olfsdale, eo. Pembroke, clerk, matriculated (V(Mn Hrasenose Coil. 21 June 17-J'J, au'ed
17, B.A. 1753. (Fo.--ter.) After st-rviiiLcas Kcctorof St. .Inhn's, Nevis, from 17(J5-7, he riceiveJ
a patent from tlie lion. -las. Virchild, datti! 2S .Jan. 17b7, ti< I'o licciur of St. JohiTs, Aniiirua,
which liviiiu- he resi>,'ned about June 17N3 (" Antii.'iia," iii.. U57;, and dieil in .May 17^7 in
London, and in his will, dated 7 May 1787, he descrilics liiiii>cif as hile of AntiLrna, now ofS.iii.^lHiry
Street, Strand, and menlious no relatives. Proved 15 May 17S7 (1'. (.".(.'., I'JS, iLijor).
II Rev. Geor;,'e Green, St. Vincent, 31 .March 1778 (Fotlur-ill, 31), iimbably identical with
the Rector of 1792.
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CARIBBEAN A. 371
Eev. A. Hamilton, A.B., December lOlli. 1S03, to (?).
Eev. Edward Braz.ier,* I\I.A., iSeptcmber 8ili, IbOS, to Aiiril 5tli. ISll.
Eev. J. H. Pembcrtoii. IblS to 1S74.
Eev. John M. Collins, May 9tli, 1S71, to July litb, ISOO.
Eev. John Joues, July IbOO to September 1S9S.
Eev. l£or Jaine.s Jones, September 1S9S to April 1S99.
Eev. Alfred AV. AYatt, Priest in oliaro;e, July 2nd, 1900, to June 30th, 1903.
Eev. La\vrence Buckley Thomas, U.l)., from July 1st, 1903.
iHoniimnitnl J-nscriptions in Cnslanlr
relatincj to £gflcst 3mtijan5.^
"P.B.J. " stands for " Farley's Bristol Jotirnal."
CLIFTON CHIJECH, BEISTOL.
"In memory of Consta>"tixe Puipps Esq., who departed iliis life at Clifton,
universally lamented, the 11"' June 1797, in the 51^' year of his age."
From a letter sent in 1S32 by the Eev. Mr. Anstey to Col. P. Phippr? it appears
that Constautine Phipps, formerly of St. Kitts, was buried at Clifton on 19 June
1797 in the chancel, and Mr. Anste}' enclosed the above inscription.
I did not find tliis stone, so it has probably disappeared. See '" The Life of
Col. Pownoll Phipps," published 1891; for private circulation ; also aitfe I., 127,
for the M.I. at Bath to Lliza liis widow.
Major Phipps writes that letters have been preserved to the above Constantino
Phipps from Justinian Casamaior written in 1791 — 98 from London, referring to
mortgages on Constautine Phipps' estate in St. Kitts ; also one letter to
Constautine Phij^ps' widow Eliza Tierney, whom he married 13 May 1771.
Apparently Constautine Phipps leased iiis plantation to Mr. Eawlins, who was
dead in 179S.
On a marble monument in the Church -. —
To the Memory of Mrs. ELIZABETH BLE\I\L\X, (Wife of WILLLAM
BLENAIAN, El(|'; of the Iflaud of Barbadoes, and one of the Daugliters of
JOSEPH ])OTIX, Elq; of the laid llland) who died in this ViUago on the
lO'i' Auguft 1703, in the 30"' Year of her Age & the 15"' of her 3Luriage, leaving
Four Sous Sc Two Daughters. (Several lines of eulogy follow.)
Ansis.— Gules, two lions jiassanf in pale Or. (Rudder's " Gloucester--.hirc,"
882.)
This monument was probably destroyed when tlie old church was pulled down.
The arms are these of Dotin.
Jonathan l>leunian was Attorney General in 172G-7 and Judire of the
Admiralty in 173-1. According to his" book-plate lie bore: CiiF.sr.— .1 <i<:i-/rr arm
hohUncj a scroll. Aims. — Per chevron fiu/railnl Azure and Anjcnt, ttco luzcn(jes
in chief, a ice in base ; impaling, Argent, three daggers.
* Edward Brazier, son of Edu:ird 15. of ,St. Chri>to|.hcr's, W.I., Em]., iii.atri<'iilal.d from
Wadhaiu Coll, 22 .M:iv 17'.>2, aired IS: IJ.A. IT'JO, -^1 A. ISUO. lie was subjcqueiiUy Ueetor of
St. Tlio., Middle 1., St! Kills, ISll— IS. (See atde, 238.)
t Coutiiuied from p. 310.
B 1! 2
372 CARIBBEAN A.
On the west wall of the nave : —
Above on a shield are : Crest. — A lions jamb holding a c)-oss-croxs7ef.
Asms. — Quarterly: 1 ond 4, GiiJes, a chevron Or heturcn three crosses-crossJef. in
chief n lion passant; 2, Gules, a cross cnr/railcd between four Jleurs-de-lis ;
3, Sable, a chcrron Or between three goats' heads erased. Motto. — PHOPOSlll
TENAX.
9i>cnin ?icdjmrrr JCtonaU,
Crnrval Urngal (r.ibnh);,
gnUIn pas&rl) »iU)ai) on tiic niormng of
SunOAi) Drrfmbn- tljr Stij 1872,
agrO 74 ijcavs.
(Erected by his widow Ellen.)
On an adjoining tablet : —
SACEED
TO THE MEMORY OF -f '
CATHAEINE BAKKOX WOEliALL .. -
TOR 44 YEARS THE FAITHFUL WirE OF THE T.ATE
GENEllAL HENRY LECHMERE WOERALL
OF THE REyOAL CAT VLRY
AND DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM SrOTTTBWOODK ESQ= ^
OF GLENFERN'ATE, PERTHSIITHE
SHE DIED OX THE C" OF JAX""'' 1S6G
AGED 63.
THIS TABLET TVAS ERECTED FROM AFFECTION
TO HER MEMORY BY HER DAUGHTER
SOPHIA AYORRALL
1875.
See several memorials in Bristol Cathedral to this family.
"West -wall of the nave : —
SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
THOMAS CLARK TROTMAN Esq"
OF THE ISLAND OF RARBADOES
"WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
MAT THE 7^" 1820, AGED 58 YEARS.
(Erected by his "Widow.)
ALSO OF
ANN TEOTMAN
WIDOW OF THE ABOVE
"WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JaN'^' 24'^° 1874
AGED 98 TEARS
ALSO OF
ANN TROTMAN, their daughteh,
WHO DIED AUG'^'' 2S^" 1SS7, AGED 89.
Below, on a shield : —
Crest. — A garb between two ostrich feathers. Arms. — Argent, a cross Gules
between four cinquefoils.
See several notices in the " Barbados ^Ici-cnry."
In vol. V. of " Gloucestershire Notes and (Queries" is much information about
the Trotaians, but there is no note of a branch sollling iu Barbados.
(
4
CARIBBEANA. 373
On the north wall of the nave : —
SACKED TO TIIK MEMOUT
OF ANN a\'iluel:\ilxa darling,
THE BELOVED WIFE OF L^ CIIAKLES H. DAKLING,
OF HEE MAJESTYS 57^" REGIMEXT OF FOOT;
WHO DIED OF A RAPID DECLINE IN THE "WEST INDIES
OCTOBER 16^8 1837, AGED 24 TEARS.
(Two lines.)
SACRED ALSO TO THE ME^NfORY
OF HER INFANT SON CIIAELES HENRY HAY DARLING-
WHO DIED NOTEMIiER IS'^" 1S37
AGED 1 YEAR AND NINE JIONTIIS.
She was dau. of Alex. Dalzell of Buttalls, Barbados, and was married in 1835
as his first wife. See the M.I. to her liusbaud at Cheltenham. He became
a well-known Colonial Governor and K.C.B.
South wall of the nave : —
SacrrU to tfjc fttfmov)> of
BARBARA BERNARD,
"Wife of CHARLES EDWARD BERNARD of this PaHsh,
Doctor of Medicine
who died September -i"^ 1838.
Also of the said
CHARLES EDWARD BERNARD
who died Nov. IS"' 1842
their remains lie interred in the Crypt of this Church.
Also of
WILLIAM RHODES BERNARD,
of Lincoln's Inn, Born at London
eldest Son of the above, who died July 20'>^ 1845,
and whose remains are deposited
in Fremington Church yard North Devon
Also of
MARION CAPEL BERNARD,
only child of charles edward Bernard
of this City and Parish, 3Ierchant
granddaughter of tlie above
CHARLES EDWARD and BAItUAliA BERNARD
who died August 2.j"'' 1S45
Her remains lie in a private vault in the Church yard
Also of
SUSANNA JAMES TAWNEY
"Wife of the Jiev'" richard tawney,
Vicar of Willougliby, Yorkshire
youngest daughter of the above
CHARLES EDWARD and BARBARA BERNARD
who died Jaii> 0"' 1S4G
whose remains also lie in the Crypt of this Church.
1790. Lately. In Jamaica, Charles Beniard, esq. (" G.M.," 114S.)
Tho. Bernard, sou of Sam. Bernard, of the i. of J., arm., matriculated from
Merton Coll., Oxford, 20 April 1703, aged 10; a student of llie Inner Temple
1703.
James Bernard, son of Charles Bernard, of Isle of J., gent., matriculated from
Trinity Coll., Oxford, lU March 1790, aged 18.
374
CARIBBEANA.
Wm. Rhodes Bernard, son of David Bernard, of Isle of J., gent., matriculated
from Queen's Coll., Oxford, 27 June ISIO, atrcd 16 ; of Lincoln's Inn 24 «ep.
1812. (Fobtcr.)
Charles Bernard, late of the parish of St. James in the I. of Jamaica, now of
Bristol, Esq. AVill dated 15 July 179.5. To mv brothers "Will. Bho<lcs Ikruard
of Bath, and David Bernard of "Si^ James's, J.,' ilsq,, and Balph 3[ontague of
Bristol, Esq.. all my estate in J. and Great B. on Trust. My wife Jaue furniture
and my leasehold house in Upper Parke Street ajul au annui'ty of £(i7 beyond her
joynture secured by our marriaj,'e settlement. My son James Bernard £'2000
at 21. My dau. Bebecca £20U0 at 21. All residue to my sons James and
Charles. Proved 16 Not. 1797. (P.C.C, 676, Exeter.)
1816, Dec. 24-. Daniel P. B. 1. of J. (" G.M.," 1S17, 374.) ;
1824, April 20. Mr. N. Atherton, of Craven-st., solicitor, to Sabiua, dau.. of
1. David B. of J. {Ihicl, 368.) ;
1832, March 2. At Cheltenham, Eachel yst. dau. of the 1. D. B. of J. 4 1
{Ibid., 285.) \*
1838, Sept. 4. At Clifton, Barbara, wife of Chas. Edw. Bernard, M.D. i
(Ibid., 451.) j
1842, Nov. 18 At Bristol, Charles Edward Bernard, Esq., M.D. \
Dr. Bernard was born in Jamaica, lie was the descendant of a good French 1
family, a younger son of which, being a Huguenot, emigrated to England at the ' j
revocation of tlie edict of Nantes, and soon afterwards joined the first colonists
who went from this country to Jamaica. His family have been among the
landed proprietors of the Island from that time to the present. He was brought '
to England by his parents in liis fourth year, and received his education under
Dr. Goddard, at Wnichester school. He graduated in medicine at the University 1
of Edinburgh in ISUl. In 1802 he came to Bristol, and occupied a house in
Park-street; from whence he removed to Berkeley-square, and lived ])artly there,
and partly at a property which he had purchased at Hinton, near Ciutton. In
1811 he removed to Clifton .... The loss of his wife in 183S, inflicted a blow from
which he never recovered .... He removed from Clifton in 1840, to a house in
AVarwickshirc, near one of his married daughters. About a year before his death,
wishing to be near his family, he returned to Bristol . . . ." (long notice).
(Ibid., 1843, pp. 93, 94.)
1845, Aug. 27. At Brighton, aged 14, Marion Capel, only child of Charles .*^
Edward Bernard, esq., of Clifton. (Ibid., 437.) ''' '
1846, Jan. 7. At Clifton, Bristol, Susannali-James, wife of the Kev. Bichard ■
Tawuey, Vicar of Willoughby, Warwicksh. {Ibid., •2i[).) \
1846. Lately. Aug. At Cheltenham, a. 81, Judith, widow of David B. ■ |
of J. (Ibid., 219.) I
184S, Jan. 16. At Bristol, Eliza, dau. of the 1. AVm. Ehodes Bernard, of I
Jamaica. (Ibid., 327.)
In the floor of the north transept of Bristol Cathedral is a white marble square
recording the following: maky Caroline | behnaiu) | v.oiiy janu.vkv 10. 1827 |
DIED DECEJIBEE, 10. | 1^45 | aud shc may have been related to the above.
]
I
In the crypt: — •
Sacred to the memorv of
BARBARA FOGO,
Wife of
CHARLES EDWARD BERXARD M.D.
of Clifton and of Ciuldernas
in the Island of Jamaica
She died September tlie 4'" 1838.
^
(DATIIBJIEANA. 375
In the crypt : —
In Memory of
JOHN JAMES VIDAL, Esquire
late of the Island of Jamaica
who departed tliis life
22"'' day of October 1S23
Aged 60 Years.
FBAXCES VIDAL
died Dec^ 31=' lS2-i,
Aged 2 Years & G ]N[oiitIis.
1823, Oct. 22. At liis house on Eielimond Terrace, Clifton, to the inexpressible
grief of his widow, his family, and friends, John James A'idal, esq. who by his
irreproachable conduct and cliaracter, his suavity and mildness of manner.^, had
acquired general esteem. Until the few last year.s this gentlemau resided in the
Island of Jamaica, and was formerly lie])resentative in the Honourable House of
Assembly for the parish of St. Thomas in the Vale, and a Judge of the Supreme
Court of Judicature in that Island. (" G.i\I.," 572.)
There are several stones to this family in the churchyard of St. Catherine's,
Spanish Town.
The Vidals were originally Jews. (Archer, 6.)
In the crypt. This stone was partly covered by a heavy piece of timber : —
In this Vault
.... the Ilemains of
RAG G ATT MASIJAR
Widow of
MICHAEL MASHAH
.... Island of Barhadoes
dece'd
Sept^ IQf' 1S22
Aged 72 Years.
1822. ]\[ary Ilaggett Mashart, Clifton, Sept. 2G, 72 years. (Burial Ecgistcr.)
A Kev. Wm. Ma'shart went out to Barbados S Jan. ]77L. (FothergiU.)
1699, April 6. £55 for James ;\I., clerk to the committee for public accounts.
(W.I. Cal., p. 130.)
In the crypt: —
WAKE PABKEB
third Son of
Captain Sir W. G. FAIiKEE Ear' E.N.
born August the 15"' lb20,
Died at Camp House, Clifton,
August the 20"' 1S3S.
CHAliLOTTE STILL
died April U"' 1S42
Aged 82 Years.
FRANCES MAEY FINNET
died at Camp House March 6"' 1S60,
Aged ei Yenrs.
CHARLES ELXNEr
died at Camp House July 17"' 1867,
Aged 7-i Years.
Charles Pinney, 3rd sou of John Piiuiey of Nevis and Bristol, by Jane, only dau.
of Major William'Burt Weelces of Xevis,"was Mayor of Bristol in 1830 during the
Kiots, when his pusiilauimous inactiou led to disastrous excesses by the mob.
376 CARIBBEANA.
lie married, S March 1S31, Frances Mary, 4th clan, of John Still of East Knoyle,
CO. AVilts, who was born 27 Nov. 1795. (See pedigree of Still in •' Wells Cathe-
dral," by Jewers.)
Sir William Geo. Parker, 2ud Bart., Yice-Admiral of the White, born 17S7, died
1848, married in ISOS Elizabetli, dau. of James Charles Still of East Knoyle, who
died in 1SG3.
1842, April 14. At Clii'ton, a2;ed 82, the Avidow of James Charles Still, esq. of
East Knoyle, Wilts. ('• G.]\[.," 503.)
1818, Jan. 23. At Bristol, John Pinney, esq. meichaut, of that city and of
Somertou Eric, co. Somerset. {Ibid., 18G.) See pedigree of Piuney in Dorset
Field Club publications, vol. 31, and " Somerset and Dorset N. and Q."
.Burial-ground* ;
ANX Daughter of
JAMES MUBPIIY,
of the Island of S' Tliomas
in the West Indies.
Obit Augult 21^', 1809
Aged 15 Years.
ALEXAX'< MACKENZIE
(late of Kiiiqfton, Jamaica)
Obiit 18'h Oct^ 1802
^t. 37.
DAVID ALLAN, Esq.
late of the PariTh of
S^ Andrew
in the Ifland of Jamaica
Died Dec' 1^', 1804
Aged G3 Years.
In Memory of
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
late Servant of
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
of Jamaica, Efq"
who was unfortunately
drowned in the Avon
on the IG"' Auguf t 180G
Aged 20 Years.
(Eleven lines.)
180G, Sat., .-\.ug. 23. Saturday morning a black boy, servant to Wm. Thomp-
son, Esq., of Bath, batliing in the river oppoiiitc to the St. Vincent liocks, was
seized with the cramp, and unfortunately drowned ; his body was not found till
Sunday morning, (•'E.B.J.')
* This i.s now disused. It is situated bolow tho hill, a short distance from the Church.
CARIBBEANA. 377
Burial-ground : —
Sacred to tlie ^NEeinorv of
MAKGAKET ADIUEX WALTON,
(daugliter of
EGBERT WALIOX Esquire,
of the Island of Barbadoes)
died August IS"' 1814
Aged 21 Years
Also of ELIZABETH MURBAY,
(Widow of the late
Eeverend HEX. EVAXS HOLDER,
of the Island of Barbadoes,)
who died April the 3''' 1848
Aged 82 Years. " •
1753. AV^"' H. of B., Esq. (47, Searle).
1783. Eliz. H., widow (359, Coruwallis).
1797. W"' Ph. H.' Bro. John Hooper H. (647, Exeter).
In the " Report on Historic Sites in Barbados," just printed, occurs : —
" St. James's Parish, Holder's Plautation (in the open land above the
mansion). A tomb with an inscription thereon : —
To the memory of the Honourable William Holder, who died 11"' August
1705, aged 48 years.
Of his wife M'' Susannah Holder, who died 12''' March 1725, aged 57.
Also William Holder, Grandson of the Honourable William Holder, who
died 11*'' August 1752, aged 31.
And of M''^ Elizabeth Holder, wife of William Holder aforesaid, who died in
England June 19, 1783 and was buried at Hiiiton near Bath, .^Somersetshire.
St. Joseph's Parish. Joes River Plantation. In open land near Plantation
Yard. Tomb with inscription in memory of Brigadier General Holder who died
1771." Mr. Sinckler has added '' Hon. Henry Evans Holder.''
1814, Aug. 18. At Richmond-terrace, Miss AValton, dau. of ... . AY. esq.
late of Barbados. (" G.M.," 294.)
1848, Ap. 3. At Clifton, aged 82, Elizabeth Murray, relict of the Rev. Henry
Evans Holder, of Barbados. {Ibid., 561.)
1848, Aug. 14. At liirmingham, Mav\', relict of John Alleyuc Evans Holder,
f. of the I. of B. {Ibid., 415.) See ante, I., 226.
Adjoining the preceding :-
. ■ .ft Indies
. ghter of the
. DGWJTEIi
at Clifton
. . . cember.
There was a family of Bridgwater in Nevis.
In the Burial-ground : —
SACRED
TO THE BEfOVKU MKMOIIY OF
THE REV OLIYER CAVE M.A.
WHO FELL ASLEEl' I>' JESLS FKB. 27. 1861. -E 69.
He was eldest sou of John Cave, Jun.. of Brcntry, co. Glouc, born 1750,
died 1842, bv Penelope, third dau. and euh. uf Lieut. -Gtu-. Tiio. Oliver of Bristol,
Boston, Mass., and Antigua. He matriculated from Balliol Coll., Oxford, IS June
1813, aged 19, B.A. 1817, M.A. 1820. (Foster.)
378
CARIBBEANA.
1793, Sep. 5. John Cave, jun. esq ; of Bristol, to Miss Oliver, dau. of Thomas
O. esq ; in Park-street. (" Buf h Chronicle.")
1815, April 1. At Bintry, near Bristol, Penelope, wife of John Care, esq.
whose amiable character and domestic virtues have their best eulogium in the
grief of her familv and friends, and in the tears of the neighbouring poor.
(" G.M.," 379.) ■
1830, Oct. 5. At St. Ann's Westminster, the Eev. Oliver Cave, to Frances,
youngest dau. of W. Lennox, esq. (Ibid., 3G5.)
18-i2, jNIarch 27. At Brentrey, aged 77, John Cave, esq. an old and respected
magistrate. {Ibid., 563.)
1793, Aug. 31. John Cave, jun'', of this Parish and Penelope Oliver of tiiis
parish were married in this Church by Licence this 31 day of August 1793 in the
presence of Tho^ Oliver, Harriet Oliver, Anne Anderdon, Elizabeth Lechmere.
(Marriage liogister of St. Augustine's, Bristol.)
See pedigree of Cave in Cave's " History of Banking in Bristol," p. 224.
Miss Emmeline F. Cave wrote me 1 July 1909 : " My grandfather John Cave
of Brentiy in Gloucester.-:hirc married again .... There were 3 sons. My father
William, the youngest, inherited Brentry ; he had only two sisters, Elizabeth,
who married a Col. B . . . ., and a half sister who died young .... I am the youngest
of my Father's children by his first marriage ; none of my own brothers and
sisters are living .... My grandfather died before I was born, and I was only
a small child when my father died."
Burial-ground : —
In Memory of
JAMES TOBIN Esquire,
who died at Bril'tol
October G"> 1817,
Aged 80 Tears.
And also of
ELIZABETH TOBIN,
His faithful AVife
who died at Clifton,
July 8"' 1824,
Aged 80 Years.
1817, Oct. 6. At Bristol, at an advanced age, James Tobin, esq. (" G.M.,"
562.)
1817, Sat. Oct. 11. Mondav at his house in Park-street, at an advanced age,
James Tobin, Esq. ("F.B.J.")
1824, July 8. At York-place, Clifton, Mrs. Tobin, relict of James Tobin, esq.
formerly of Bristol. (" G.M.," 94.)
See pedigree in " Antigua," iii., 136, and " D.N.B."
Burial-ground: —
Sacred to the Memory of
MAin^ BYA2I
Wife of WILLIAM BY AM. Efq'.
of the IJ'land of Antigua
who departed this life
7'" April 1815
Aged 63 Years.
Wm. Bvam, 3rd son of Col. Wm. Byam of Antigua, born at Enfield, co.
Middx., 7 Xov! and there bap. 5 Dec. 1753; Capt. GSth Foot; died at Calais
27 April lS30i mirrlcd at liilkenuy lu 176 L Mary, only dau. of the llev. Kichd.
\
CARIBBEAKA. 379
Burgh of Mount Bruis, co. Tipperary. (Sec a very full pedigree iu "Antigua,"
i., 99.)
1815, Sat. Ap. 15. At Clifton, Mrs. Byain, wife of AVilliam Byam Esq. of
Byams, in the i. of Antigua ; uniTersally lamented and regretted bv all wlio knew
her. ("E.B.J.")
MARTI XUS FREDEEIK STOCKEL
born :it SUHiyAM ihe 5"' of Sejjtcmbcr
1792, and died the 22'' December
1813, He was the Son of
JACOB STOCKEL and of his Wife Mnda.n
JOHANNA CHRISTINA MAEGARETA
HIRSCH.
Burial-ground
Here lie
the mortal remains of
ELIZABETH BURKE
late of the Island of Bavbadoes
who departed this life
30"^ January 1820
Aged G9 Tears.
e
I Burial-ground :
Sacred
to the Memory of
BICHABD It AGO FABKER
of Spanish Town Jamaica
who departed this life
on the 5"' Ocf 1821
Aged 57 Tears.
Here lies the Bodv of
PHIL LIS TEA'TES
late of the Island of Jamaica Escinire
who departed this life
on the 21^' day of 3Iay 1821
Aged Seventy one Tears.
North-east portion of the churchyard :—
SACEKD TO TUE MkMOIU" OF
JANE
THIRD DATJGUTEH OF THK L.VTK
WILLIAM CARTER THO.MAS,
OF THE ISLAXD OF B.VlUi.VUOES,
Died Aprh. 21^^ 1879.
also draxdfokd thomas
brother of the above
•WHO ENTEltED INTO REST
MARCH 5, lb90, AGED 81.
Dunckly Thomas, 5th son of William Carter Tliomas of Barbados, esq.
matriculated from Exeter Coll., Oxford, 9 i'cb. J 832, aged 18; B.A. 1S35.
380 CARIBBEANA.
Grant Ellcock Thomas, 3r(l son of Grant EUcock Thomas, of 3t. John's,
Barbados, esq., matriculated from AVndham Coll., O.vford, 112 Oct. 18G1, aged IS;
B.A. lbG4, B.C.L. and .M.A. 1S(J7, Chaplain of JSt. Marylebonc 18S1.
AVm. Ganiett Thomas, -ith son ot [the Hon.] John Thomas of St. George's,
Barbados, esq., matriculated from Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 11 May 1S5'J, aged 20.
(Eoster.)
North-east portion of the churchyard : —
Died March 13"' 1846
REBECCA BliATRWAITE BOVELL
Aged 51 Years.
Daughter of
Sir JOHN GAY ALLEYNE Bar'
of the Island of Barlncloes & Kelict of
JOHN WILLI A JU: BOVELL Esq'' M.D.
of Demerara.
James Bovell, sou of James Borell of Barbados, arm.. Oriel Coll., Oxford,
matric. 21 June 1802, aged 16.
John "\Vm. Bovell, ith son of John Bovell of B., doctor. Oriel Coll., Oxford,
matric. IS March 1S30, aged IS.
Wm. Heurv Brinsden Bovell, 2ud sou of Wm. Bovell of Demerara, arm.,
Exeter Coll., Oxford, matric. 28 Oct. 1829. aged 18 ; St. Alban Hall, B.A. 1833,
Eector of St. Thos., Barbados, 1837. (Foster.)
A rebel called Bovell after tlie Monmouth Rising was shipped in 16S5 to the
W.I. In St. Peter's Parish is a stone to '"John Bovell died 10 3Jay 1700,
aged 28." (Archer, 350, 397.)
1847, Lately, Dec. At Gloucester, a. 36, J. W. Bovell, esq', only child of
Eebccca Braithwaite B. 1. of Bath. (•' G.M.," 667.)
See numerous notices in the " Barbados Mercury."
North-east portion of the churchjard and near the east boundary wall : —
In Memory {sic\
LUCIUS CABY ESQ^
late of Kingston Jamaica
and Formerly of S' George's
Bermuda, Obit 26"' August
1S2G yEtat 43.
1826, Aug. 26. At Clifton, Lucius Cary, esq. of Jamaica. (" G.M.," 284.)
In St. Catharine's Cathedral is a stone to Col. Theodore Cary, who died
26 June 1683, aH. 63. (Koby, 19.) In Vivian's " Visitations of Devon " (i., 152)
he is not given, but his eldest brother Sir Henry was aged 7 in 1620, when the
Visitation was held, and as Theodore was born later than 1620 his name was,
of course, not entered. See ante, p. 59, for his marriage. 15 June 1676, with
Dorothy Wale. " Theod." Cary, son of George Cary of Cockington, Devon,
gent., was of Queen's Coll.. Oxford, matric. 29 Apiil 1642, aged is, of Corpus
Christi Coll. 20 May 1642 (Foster). Tliia would give the year of his birth as
about 1624. The age of 63 on the gravestone may easily have been noted in
error for 60. The Registers of Cockington unfortunately only commence in
1G2S. I-ucius was a favourite unwo in Viscount I'alk land's family.
The Rev. Henry Fi'ancis Cary, son of William Cary, of "Gibraltar, "West
Indies" (sic); B.A. Christ Chui-i-li. Oxford, Translator of Dante, etc., died
14 Au"-. 1844, aged 72, and was buried in Westminster Abbey; he is stated by
Col. Chester to have been born at Gibraltar 6 Dec. 1772. Of course, " Gibraltar,
CARIBBEANA.. 381
West Indies," was quite good enouQ;]i for an Oxford man. when the geotrraphv of
the West Indies was little tlioiig'it of. Is there not, however, a Gibraltar in
Jamaica, and was there a Wm. Gary of tliat Island? The liev. II. F. Gary,
moreover, had a son A\'m. Lucius Carv.
North-east portion of tlie churcliyard : —
In Memory of
ELIZABETH BOGLE FHEXCH
of the Island of Jamaica, AVidow
Obiit 19"' April, 1S29
at Glifton ^Etat 39.
She was probably Eliz. (only child of Wm. Jackson, Chief Justice of Jamaica),
who married, 5 Jan. 1811, Xatlil. Bogle French, Jun., of Dulwich, who died v.p.
27 April ISIG, at Heuwick House, co. Bedford. (Sec pedigree of French ia
" Antigua," i., 273.)
North-east portion of the churchyard. The stone is much worn, and the
inscription will soon disappear : —
Sacred to the ^lemory of
ELIZABETH ANN,
Eelict of B. LYON Esq'«
of the Island of Jamaica
■who died January 29"' 1S33
(?80) . . . .Years . '
Also MARY LYON
daughter of the above
who died July 23
18^4 aged 77.
1833, Jan. 29. At Glifton, aged 89, Mrs. Lyon. (" G.M.," 188.)
In Kingston, Jamaica, New West Ground, is a stone to Edmund B. Lj-on,
Esq., died 22 Aug. 1841, aged -10, and others. (Archer, 213.)
William Lyon of Savannah la Mar, I. of Jamaica, merchant. AVill dated
27 April 1799, now of Kingsland Crescent in the parish of Hackney, co. ]Middx.
To the Town of Cannisle in the parish of Old Monklin, Lanarkshire, where I was
born, £1000 for building a school. ^Iv nephew AV"^' Lyon of Hanover parish all
estate. Proved 30 Sep. 1799 (P.C.C., (;G7, Howe).
1799, Jan. In Spanish-town, J., Geo. Lyon, esq. barrister at law. (" G.M.,"
347.)
1800, Sept. 5. At J., Benjamin Lyon, esq. third son of the late Benjamin L.
esq. of that island. {Ibid., 1107.)
North-east portion of the churchyard, under a plane tree : —
SACEEU
TO TIIK MEMORY OF
LIEUT, COL: JOHN LY'ON NIXON,
LIEUT: OOVEliNOIt OF THE ISLAND
OF S'^ CIUUSTOPHER,
WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE
OK THE 2G^» OF JULY 1S3G,
AGED 64.
In the Colonial Office List he is noted as having been Lieut.-Governor ia tlie
year 1831 only, and he is named Lyons, not Lvon.
I83G, July 2G. At Glifton, Lieut.-Col. J. Lyons Nixon. (" G.M.," 333.)
382 CAMBBEANA.
Nortli-east portion of tlie cliurchyard: —
SACRED >
To the inciiiorv of I
DOJiOTIlY, WidoH' ofthe
and DOROTHY his Wife;)
who died May 17'i' lSi4
o
{To he continued.
Eev^ SJJIOX LITTLE, \
formerly Rector of i
If(i7iover, Jamaica. j
She died 23'^ November IS-iO. \
Aged 75 Years. j
Also of '
SIMOX GEORGE LITTLE, \
(Son of the above named •
Rev' SIMOX LITTLE, \
S
I uieu LUiiy I/-" xo±i ^ j
Aged 42 Yearn. ^
WHITE OF MONTSEREAT AND ST. VINCENT. j
Miss Catlierine Hussey 1
Wheueas by Indentures of Lease and Tvcleasc bearing Date respectively |
the 25'^ and 2G"' days of February 1S07 the Release being of four parts and made 1
between Michael AVhite of Balder Street near Portman Square in the County of ■>
Middlesex Esquire of the first part Jane Halliday of Upper Norton Street in :
the parish of Saint Marylebone iu the said County of Middlesex Widow of the
second part John Pearson of Staple Inn London Gentleman of the third part and ;
Edward Sharpe and George Hartlev both ofthe Island of Saint A'incent Esquires of
the fourth part Eecitixg (amongst other things) that the said Micliael White \
was seized of or intitled to the Equity of Redemption of and in a certain planta- {*\
tion situate in the said Island of Saint Vincent called Chatleau Bellair and J
containing 17o Acres or thereabouts with the Slaves and live and dead stock 3
thereupon and thereto belonging subject to a Mortgage made thereof to Martha ^
Hussey by Indentures of Lease Release and Assignment bearing date respectively j
the 23'' and 24"' Days of August 1793 for securing to the said Martha Hussey j
her Executors Administrators and Assigns the payment of the principal Sum of 4
three thousand pounds with Interest for the same which Mortgage was then j
vested in the said Catherine Hussey. It is witnessed that for the Considerations 1
therein mentioned the said Michael White Did grant bargain sell release assign 5
and confirm unto the said Jane Halliday her Heirs Executors Administrators and 5
Assigns (in her actual possession then being by virtue of the said Lease for a \
year amongst other Hereditaments and premises) All that Plantation or Sugar j
AVork with the lands and Hereditaments thereunto belonging situate in the said j
Island of Saint Vincent called Chatteau Bellair containing 1G5 Acres or there- 'j
abouts tog(-ther with tlie negroes live and dead stock thereupon and thereto |
belonging To Hold the same or such parts thereof as were freehold or of the
nature of real ]']state of Ijiheritance unto and to the use of the said Jane Halliday .
her Heirs and Assigns for ever A>"D to Hold such parts thereof as were Chattel- \
hold unto the said Jane Halliday her Executors Administrators and Assigns i
thenceforth for ever Subject neverthele.-s to a proviso for making void the same ,i
on pavment bj" the said Michael White his Heirs Executors Administrators or .3
Assigns uuto the said Jane Halliday her Executors Administrators or Assigns of \
■\
CARIBBEANA. 383
the Sum of £-4002 12 and Interest on tlio fcvcral days and times and in manner
therein mentioned. Kow TnKPKrouE I the said Jane Halliday do I'.erebv give
you notice tliat I ehiim to be intitlcd to llic Equity of Eedomption of and in the
said plantation or sugar uork willi tlie lands and Hereditaments thereunto
belonging called Chatteau Bellair uith the negroes live and dead Stock thereon
and thereto belonging (being the same premises granted and conveyed to the said
Martha Hu^sey by Way of Mortgage by the said Indentures of Lease and Eeloase
and Assignment of the 23'' and 2-1"' days of August 1703) and that you are not
at any time after the date hereof to advance or lend to the said Michael "White his
Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns any further sum or sums of money
upon security of the said Mortgage of the said plantation or sugar uork Heredita-
ments and premises so as aforesaid made to the said Martha Htissey Dated the
Fifth day of March 1S07.
To Miss Catherine Hussey. Ja>-e Hallidat. '
I accept this IS'otice on behalf of Miss Hussey.
6 April 1S07 Left Copy at W Withy's.— C. H.
EoB. WiTnr.
24 April 1807.
An original agreement on a double sheet of foolscap in the possession of the
Editor.
See ante, I., S-1, as to a patent dated J 777 for 5S acres, part of Chateau Belair.
Michael AVhite, President of Montsorrat 17C1 till his death in 17^5, had a sou
and grandson of the same name, which has confused his pedigree. (" Autigua,"
iii., 225.)
Tbe Ilusseys were also of Montserrat.
Warrant of attorney dated 20 Feb. 1807, Michael "White and Mrs. -lane
Halliday. Notice of claim 5 ^larcli 1807 in re AVhite and Halliday. Ei'ors of
Simon Halliday in account with Biddulph and Co. Declaration of assent 2G 3Iarch
1818 by Dame Jane Dyer of "Woolwich and Mrs. Griffith of ISrompton Hall,
Kensington. (Catalogue of F. Marcham.)
Simon Hallid;iy of Iford Park, Wilts, and Westcombe Park, Kent, a banker
in L., born 1738, married Jane, dau. of John Eythesea of AVickhowse, AVilts,
and died IS May 17'J1, leaving, with other issue, a second dau. llariiit. wife of
Rev. Joseph Griffith, and a fourth dau. Jane, wife of Sir John Dyer, K.C.B., as
noted above. (Sec pedigree of Halliday of Chapel Cleeve, co. Somerset, in Burke's
" Landed Gentry.")
Tho. Hussey of Essequibo. AVill ckted 4 May 18U2. To my sister Cath. H.
£7000, sister Antoiuetta H. £7000, and sister Eliza H. £(;000, and when debts
are paid £lU0O a year each. All estate, r. and p., to Miciiael AVhitc, son of
Michael and 3Iary White, f. of St. A'incent, being eldest s. of my dear sister Mary
White. To his brother John AVhite, my nephew, £3000. My nieces Lydia
AVhite £5000 and Eliza AVhite £3000. My cousin Ann, dau. of Nich. Hill of
Montserrat £100 for her attention to my dear Mother in her last illness. The
said Ann Hills brother Tho. Hill, Esq., s. to 2sich. and Cath. Hill of Montserrat.
Proved 3 March 1803 (210, Marriott).
IN CHANCERY. LOKD HEATHFIELD v. DANIEL MACNA:MARA.
Bill states that AVilliam Elliott about 17GS employed defd' as a couu.^ol to
place out £20,000, and detd' in 17l)S so lent to James Hussey of Montserrat, Estj.,
who was brotlicr-in-law of deft., £-1000 on security of certain ])lantations, and by
lease, etc., of 1-1 and 15 July 17(JS Jas. Hussey made over the Hamond ])lant" in
the p'sh of St. Geo., Dyers plant" in p'sh of S' Anthony, also Gern.ans Bay plant"
iu the p'sh of St. Patrick, and 2G0 negroes, mules, cattle to s'' AV'" Elliott, repayment
with 5 per cent, interest to be made 15 July 1775, aud 4 bonds executed by Jas.
384 CARIBBExVNA.
Hugsey, the Fatlicr of s'" Jas. IT., for £1000 were assigned to s*" dcfd' in T. for
s'' "W. E. as collateral j^ociirity. S^ £1000 was not repaid but extension of time
was allowed and int. was paid till July 177S, and then defd' recommended \V. E.
to employ Tlio. ^Icade of s'' I., Esq., also a near relation of defd*, as liis attorney,
and Tlio. Meade in 1777 or 177S brought action in the C of K. B. and C. P. in
Montscrrat v. Jas. Hussey as h. at 1. of s'' Jas. H. the Father, and in 1779 obtained
judg' and the plant' were 'sold bv auction and Tlio. Meade purchased them for
£1300 St.
"W" Elliott died May 1780 and app. Lord Hcathfield, plaintiff's late father,
and pltf. E.x'ors. Pltf. can get no account of money from Tho. Meade, who
arrived in England in 1703, and pltf. has discovered that Jas. K. was only tenant
for life and afterwards died abroad insolvent, and there were ])rior charges on s*^
est., and the jnorlg. to AV" Elliott had never been recorded in the Sec>^ oflTice,
and defd' having a claim v. Jas. Hussey the Father in right of his defendant's
wife, dan. of s'' Jas. H. the father, obt. judgm' v. Jas. 11. the s. and seized all
slaves and sold them for £5000 st. to Tho. Meade in return for annuity of
£500 to defd' and his wife. Defd' at his house in Lincoln's lun Fields refuses
satisfaction.
Further Answer of Defendant.
Does not know where the 4 bonds are. Defd' had a prior Hen of £3000
secured by bond of 2o Nov. 17o7 exec, by s'' Jas. Hnssey the F. to Col. Michael
Browne (a T. of defd'), being part of portion of defendant's wife who was dan. of
s^ Jas. H. the F., and Jas. 11. the s. defd' lent £7.jO and the charge of £37-50 was
secured by deed of 24 and 25 May 17G2 and s'' "\V"' E. knew of this, and the only
deed he has with Tho. Mendc is that of IS May 17S4 bet. defd' of 1^' p', Tho.
Meade of 2'^, and Alex'' Gordon and Sam. Martin Irish of 3*^ p^
[In the possession of the Editor.]
CoGHLAN, Deceased. ^"Wanted the issue or the representatives of the issue
living on 24 Nov. 1892 of the marriage of Eoger Coghlan, Olhcer in the Army,
and Eliz. Harvey, which tcok place at ^Spanish Town. Jamaica, in 1785. ^frs. C. i}
was the widow of AVm. Harvey of New liiver, J., and dan. of Lewis AViliiams, of I ]
the p. of St. Eliz., co. Cornwall, J. Mrs. C. d. in Loudon 1799, etc. L
Wanted the Will or pre of that such A\''ill was made of Henry Tho. Coghlan, ^^
who. d. at 14 Hyde Park Gardens, L., on 24 Nov. 1892. Mr. Coghlau's estate was |
about £700,000". '^
Irish newspaper cutting from Mr. Erskine E. West of Dublin. j
1799, Jan. 16. Mrs. Coghlau, wife of Lieut.-col. C. of the 82'd reg. '
("G.M.,"85.)
The above Henry Tho. C. was s. of Gen. Roger C.
THE EARLIEST WILL OF BARBADOS.
John Symons of the Barbadies, Labourere, 10 June 1G27, 3 Charles. To John
Dudman my wages duo from Capt. John Powell. Richard Leonard to be sole
Ex'or and I give hiui all monyes due in England. + of testator. Wit. by Fraunces
Cox, + Wifl. Browne.
Proved 10 Dec. 162S. Corn" to Peter Hull, one of the creditors of J. S.,
late in foreign parts, deceased, during the absence and with the consent of R. L.
(109, Barriiigton.)
en'is of Uolunic ii.
( 385 )
INDEX.
Pedigrees are printed ia small capitals ; Arms in italics.
Ahbdtf, 337.
Abbott, Anne, 858 ; Charles, 2Ui ; Edward, 358 :
Eliz., 358 (2): Frances, 3:)8 ; Geo.. 312:
Hester, 3.57 : John, 7-1. 344.3.".7 (2) ; -Mattliew.
2(5; Mrs., 21<) ; Richard, 357, 358; William,
74. ISO; William M., 179.
Abdy, William, 31.
Abeels. Eliz , 5 ; John, 5.
Abell. James. 115.
Aberdein, John, 2o (2) ; — , 28.
Aboing, Dennis, 7(5.
Abraham, Agues, 234 ; Phineas, 3G5.
Abiathar, Joseph. 115.
Acres, Francis, 115.
Adair, James Barter Makittrick, 28G ; James
Makittrick, 280.
Adam, John, 115, 329; Patrick, 115; Robert.
115.
Adams, Ambrose, 73 ; Capt., 2S0 ; Christopher.
319 ; Eliz., 302 ; Francis. 332 ; Hannah. 115 ;
Hargrave, 2uO ; James. 115 (2), 181. 316;
Jobn, 114, 115, 181, 197. 34<; : Josepli James,
181 ; Mary. 115 ; Mrs.. 134, 28U ; Ralph, 114 ;
Richard, 73; Rob., 170; Thomas Maxwell,
134 ; William, 74, 302.
Adamson, Cha.. 303 ; John. 344 ; Lieut.. 43 ;
W., 153.
Adderly (Aderly), Clarimond, 115 ; William, 86.
Addison. Ann, 115 ; Richard, 115.
Addley, Hugh, 115.
Adlam. Horatio, 179 ; Tho., 176.
Adrianson, Peeter, 227.
Adye, 242.
Adiji; 25(>.
Adye (.Addv. Adev). Abr., 294 ; Abraham
Charles, 243, 244, 245, 24S, 249, 250; Alethea
Lawless, 244. 215 : Alice .Margaret, 242. 24 7 ;
Ann, 242 (2). 294: Anuabella Willett, 242,
245, 247, 248, 295; Benjamin, 212; Cath.,
242. 247 (2); Charles llenrv, 244; Clara,
242, 243 (2), 247, 248 (2*. 294. 295 (2) : Clara
Anne. 243 ; Claude Robert Ross. 242.247. 297,
298 ; Edw., 55 ; Kli/a. 248 ; Eliz.. 242. 243 (2),
245, 247; Eliz. Henrielt.i. 243: Eliz. Jane,
243; Eliz. Marian. 214, 245. 21s. 29S: Ethel
Monta'iu. 244 ; Evelvn Violet. 214 ; France?:.
242 ; Henry Ralph Willett. 242. 247. 250 (2),
297, 298 ; James. 298 : James ;Mortimer. 242.
247,298: James Pattisou, 24 1, 24ii, 247 (2),
250 , Jane, 244, 298 ; John, 243,244 (2), 245 ;
TQL. II,
I John Miller. 244; Sir John Miller, 244. 245
, (2), 246, 25(1 ; John Willett, 212. 243.244 (1),
I 245, 246, 247 (3). 248, 294, 295 (2) : Maria Pat-
tisou. 244 ; Martha, 243, 294 ; Martha Willett,
245; Mary, 243, 248, 294; Mary Caroline.
24 4 ; Mary Cordelia. 244. 215 : :\lGrtimer. 244 ;
Mortimer Stopford. 244 : Ootavius Ellertou,
243, 248 ; I'atty, 248, 249 ; Folly, 248 ; Ralph.
207, 242, 244 (2), 245, 249 (3), 293, 294;
Ralph Willett. 243. 244, 245. 240 ; Spranger.
242, 244; Stanley John, 243. 248, 298;
Stephen, 242, 244.' 247, 248, 359; .Stephen
Ba\ytree. 243; Stephen Caihyay, 213. 244,
245, 246 ; Stephen I'avne, 243. 2*44, 245 (3).
248, 249, 295; Si.-phen Thurston, 20 (2);
Willett Lawrence, 242, 244, 245. 247 (.3). 248,
297 (2), 298 (2) ; Wiuilreda Jaue. 243 ; — ,
207.
Agane, Edmond, 345.
Agar. John, 105 : Judith, 105 ; Margaret. 105.
-Agar aliii.i Eager. Ellen. 213 : John. 213 (2).
Agard, Christian. 83, 281 ; Harriot, 135 ; Uaac,
135; John. 3ul ; Sarah S., 134.
-Agges. Nun, 1 14.
Agnew. Francis. 1 15.
Aguilar, Abraham, 330. 308 (2). 309 ; Emauuel,
':^3i) ; Grace, 330. 307. 3i;8 (2). 369; Isaac,
367. 'MS. 3(;9 ; Joseph. 33u, 367, 308 (2), 309 ;
Judith, 369 ; Mi,s=, 309 ; Rebecca, :',i;S.
Aikuian. Wm.. 175.
Aird, Jas., 177.
Aislabie, Rawson. 240 (2).
Akers, Ann, 26, 2'i ; Aretas. 313 ; Edmund. 350 ;
Geo. Alex., 313; James, 26 (3), 28; James,
jun., 26 : — , 25 (^2).
Alagau. John. 315.
Alaurane. Owen. 76.
Alban, Richard, 114.
Alcock, Isaac, 42 ; Thomas, 212 ; Wra., 58,
1 1 5.
.Aldcroft. Charles. 115.
.Alden. John. 115.
.Aldred. Henry. 253.
Aldridge, John. 58 ; Louisa, 93.
Aldworth. Tlionjas. 259. 260.
Akxandor, I'lias., i:!2 ; Harry, 132 ; John J, L.,
153; Leslie, 49: Marv, 153; Samuel, 115;
Thomas. 31 (-2). 115.
Algar, John, 115.
-Mington, Lord. 101.
Alison, .John, 1 15.
Allan, David. 376.
C C
( 385 )
INDEX.
Peiiigrees are x>vintecl ia small capitals ; Arms iu itnlic^.
A
Ahbdtf, 3.")7.
Abbott, Anne, 3.i8 ; Charles, 2 Hi ; Edward, 8.")8 :
Eliz., 358 (2): Frances, 3:>8 ; Geo.. :)12:
Hester, 357 : John. 7-). :!i4.357 (2) ; ."^Latthew.
2(5; Mrs., 210; Richard, 357, 358; William,
74, ISO; William 31., 179.
Abdy, William, 31.
Abeels. Eliz , 5 ; John, 5.
Abell. James. 115.
Aberdein, John. 2i) (2) ; — , 28.
Aboing, Dennis, 7tj.
Abraham, Agues, 23 4 ; Phineas, 3()5.
Abrathar, Joseph. 115.
Acres, Francis, 115.
Adair, James Barter Makittrick, 286 ; James
Makittrick, 28U.
Adam, John, 115, 329; Patrick, 115; Robert.
115.
Adams, Ambrose, 73 ; Capt., 280 ; Christopher.
319 ; Eliz., 3(i2 ; Francis. 332 ; Hannah. 115 ;
Hargrave, 200; James. 115 (2). 181. 316;
John, 114, 115, 181, 197, 34t; ; Joseph James,
181 ; Mary, 115 ; Mrs.. 134, 280 ; Ralph, 114 ;
Richard, 73: Rob., 17G; Thomas Maxwell,
134 ; William, 74, 3G2.
Adarason, Cha.. 303 ; John. 344 ; Lieut.. 43 ;
W., 153.
Adderly (Aderly), Clarimond, 115; William, 80.
Addison. Ann, 115; Richard, 115.
Addley, Hugh, 115.
Adlam. Horatio, 179 ; The, 170.
Adrianson, Peeter, 227.
Adyk, 242.
Adi/r, 250.
Adye (Addv. Adev). Abr.. 294 ; Abraham
Charles, 243. 244, 245, 24.'<. 249. 250; Alethea
Lawless, 244. 215 : Alice .Margaret, 242. 247 ;
Ann, 242 (2). 294: Annabella Willett, 242,
245, 247, 248, 295; Benjamin, 212; Cath.,
242. 247 (2): Charles llenrv, 244; Clara,
242, 243 (2), 247, 248 (21. 294. 295 (2) : Clara
Anne. 243 ; Claude Robert Ross. 242.247. 297,
298 ; Edw., 55 ; Kli/a. 248 ; Eliz.. 242. 243 (2").
245, 247; Eliz. Henrietta. 243; Eliz. Jane,
243; Eliz. .Mari.an, 214, 245, 24S. 29S ; Kthol
Montav'u. 24 1 ; Evolvn Violet. 214 ; Frances.
242 ; ilenry Ralph WilUtt. 242. 247. 250 (2).
297, 298 ; James. 29fi ; James .Mortimer. 2 42.
247, 29S : James Pattison, 214, 241"), 247 (2),
250 , Jane, 244, 298 ; John, 243,244 (2), 245 ;
TOL. II,
John Miller. 244; Sir John .Miller, 244.245
(2), 240, 2511 ; John Willett, 212. 243.244 (4).
245, 240, 247 (3). 248, 29 4, 295 (2) : Maria Pat-
tison. 244 ; Martha, 243. 294 ; Martha Willett,
245 ; .Marv. 243, 248, 294 ; Mary Caroline.
241 ; Mary Cordelia. 244. 215 : ilortinier. 244 ;
Mortimer iStopford. 24 4 : Ootavius Ellerton,
243, 248 ; I'atty, 248, 249 ; Polly, 248 ; Ralph.
207, 242, 244 (2), 245, 249 (3), 293, 294;
Ralph Willett. 243. 244, 245. 240 ; Spranger.
242, 244; Stanley John, 243. 248, 298;
Stephen, 242, 244. 247, 248, 359; .Stephen
Bawtree. 243: Stephen Calhvav, 243. 244,
245, 240 ; Stephen Pavne, 243. 2^44, 245 (3).
248, 249, 295 ; Sl.-phen Thurston. 20 (2) ;
Willett Lawrence, 242, 244, 245. 247 (^3). 248,
297 (2), 298 (2) ; Wiuilreda Jaue. 243 ; — ,
207.
Agane, Edmoud. 345.
Agar. John, 105 ; Judith. 105 ; Margaret. 105.
Agar nliii.i Eager. EUen. 213 ; Jcdm. 213 {2).
Agard, Christian. 83. 281 ; Harriot. 135 ; Isaac,
135; John. 3ul ; Sarah S., 134.
Agges. Nun, 1 14.
Agnew. Francis. 115.
Aguilar, Abraham, 330. 308 (2). 309 ; Emanuel,
330; Grace. 330. 307, 308 (2). 3i;9 ; Isaac,
307. 308. 309 ; Joseph. 330. 307, 308 (2). 309 ;
Judith. 309 ; Mi.ss, 309 ; Rebecca, :!08.
Aikman. Wm.. 175.
Aird. Jas., 177.
Aislabie. Rawson. 240 (2).
Akers, Ann, 2(), 2>> ; Aretas. 313 ; Edmund. 350 ;
Geo. Alex., 313; James, 2() (3), 28; James,
jun., 20 ; — , 25 (2).
Alagan. John. 345.
Alaurane. Owen. 70.
Alban, Richard, 114.
Aleock, Isaac, 42; Thomas, 212; Wm., 58,
1 1 5.
A Idcroft. Charles. 115.
Alden. John. 115.
Aldred. Henry. 253.
Aldridge. John. 58 ; Louisa, 93.
A Id worth. Thomas. 259. 2(;o.
Alexander, fhas., 132: Harry. 132 ; Juhn J. L. ,
153; Leslie, 49: Marv, 153; Samuel, 115;
Thomas. 31 (2). 115.
Algar. John, 115.
.Mington. Lord. 101.
Alison, John. 1 15.
Allan, David. 370.
386
CARIBBEANA.
Allen, Ambrose, 115; Charles, 115; Edward,
34 ; Grace Maria, 34 ; Hugh. ;519 ; Jas.. 5(5 ;
Jas. Mapp, 327; Jane, lilu: Jeremiah, 114;
John, 15, 114, 115 (•_>), 2J5, •>2i). :U5 ; Joseph.
199; Mary, 115, lilO (2); Jlary Wood, :i2 7 ;
Miss, 190; Philip, 310 (2); Ralph, 310;
ITiomas, 115.
Allercott, John, 179.
Alleijtie, 185.
Alleyne (Allien) Abel. 189. 199; Abel Dudley,
189; Christian, 277; Eli/., 185, 200, 277;
Hannah, 185; Haynes. 153; Isaac, 115:
Isabella. 277 ; Jas. jlulder, 185 ; John Foster.
41, 132, 153; John Gay. 41 : Sir John Gav.
89, 185, 380: John George, 88 : Judith, 185
(2) ; Mary Jane. 88 ; Miss. 132 ; Rebecca. 89 :
■Rebecca Brathwaite, 89. 380: lleynold. 185
(2), 277 ; t^ir Reynold. 89 ; Sir Reynold A..
90; Susanna, 299; 'J'houias. 185; Timothy
Henry I'eers, 43. 302 ; — , 125.
Allimore, Whi^;ilt. 214 ; scu tiho Aylmer.
Allin (Allyn), Jacob, 58 ; Margaret, 197 ;
Richard. 2(!4 ; Robert, 212; Thomas, 251;
AVni., 319.
Ailing, John, jun., 75 ; John. sen.. 75.
Allinson, I., 44, 303 ; Rev., 153, 21 U.
Allman, Thomas, 89, 219.
Allshorn, F., 302.
AUston, Mr.. 223,
Almac, John, 75.
Almeyda, Abraham, 115 ; David, 115.
Als, Mrs., 21G ; Rev., 21G, 284.
Alsincr, Robert, 320.
AIsop (Allsop), May T., 152; Thomas, 3; Wil-
liam, 3, 55.
Alvares, Baruh Judith, 114 ; Judith B., 57.
Alvey (Alvy), David, 345 ; John, 115.
Alymer, Samuel, 115.
Ambrose, Kbenezer, 318 : Edw.. 319.
Ames, Elizabeth, 21 G ; Elizabeth Frances, 155 ;
Goddard, 303 ; Mary Ann, 13G ; Samuel, 155,
216 ; — , 303.
Amory, Anna L.. 181 ; Ann Stephens, 277 ;
Augustus N., 179; Geo. T., ISO; John
James, 179 ; Joseph, 2G.
Amos, ^Nicholas, 115.
Amphlet, Anna Maria, lOG.
Amy (Amey), Elizabeth. 208 ; William, 208 (2).
Anderdon (Anderton). Anne. 1G9. 378 : J. H.,
IG ; John Lavicount, 328, 332 ; John Proctor,
169, 351 ; Lucy, 1G9 (2).
Anderson, .Mexanuer, 115; .Alice, 115; Ann
Vemona Simmons. 283 ; Johanna, 115 ; John,
115, 183, 312, 318 (2), 351 ; William. 115.
Andrews (.Andrewes), Fra,, 354 ; George, 75 ;
John, 196, 31G; Jonathan. 2o3 ; Lieut.. 155;
Matthew, 115 ; Peter, G9 ; Thomas, 203, 223.
Andrise, Mr.. 223.
Angerstein. Eliz., 350 ; John J., 350.
Angier, George, 1 15 ; Humphrey, 115.
Angus. James. 115.
Angwin. John, Ktj.
Anson, Geo.. 328 ; Geo. Edw., 328.
Austey, Rev.. 371.
Anstice, Sarah Porter, 138.
Anthoney, Michaell, Ct9.
Anton, j"., 42 ; Lake, 42.
Antram. Jothcra, 329.
Apentate, John. 149.
Appleby, William. 115.
Applegatt:, John, 101.
A])])!(whaite, 187.
Applewhaite, Edward, 1 87. 1 SS ; Edward Archer,
188,; Eleanor, 155 1' Elizabeth, 188; Mary,
89f-188: Miss, 133K2"). 279; Jlrs.. 87» 280 ;
Philip, 188 ; Samuel. 89Vl?. W.. 188 ; Thomas,
8G(tiS7<^33, 219 ; Thomas, jun., 8G^l54,'n8S,
280; Thomas A., 188.
Appleyard. Rob. Langley, 349.
Arbuckle, William. 115.
Archbold, family of, 28G.
Archbould, 338.
Archbould (Archbold. Asheboold), Amy, 338,
340 ; Ann. 340 ; Anna. 338. 340 ; Anna Maria,
341; Anna Williamiana. 339. 340, 341;
Charles, 339. 341 (2); Christopher. 341 (2);
Claudius. 115. 338, 340. 341 ; Colonel. 23U ;
Dr., 342; Elianor. 342; Elizabeth, 210, 338
(2). 339 (3), 340 (3), 311 (8); Elizabeth
Judith, 342 ; Frances. 338, 341 ; Frances
Dorothea, 341 ; Francis. 338. 341 ; Henrietta,
339, 341 ; Heurv. 47 (4). 48, 145. !."-0. 210 ((J),
211 (2), 230, 330. 338 (4). 339 (2), 340 (9).
341 (13), 342 (3); Henry Price, 338, 341 ;
James, 47, 339, 340 (2), 341 ; Joanna. 340 ;
Joanna Wilhelmina, 47, 48, 338 (2). 339, 311
(3); Johanna, 339, 340, 341 (4); Judith,
340; Judith Wilhelmina. 339, 340: Lewis,
338, 341; Marv, 338, 340. 341 (11); Mary
Eliza, 341 : Morgan. 340, 341 : I'er.ronolla.
339, 341 ; Sarah, 338, 339. 34o (2), 341 (4);
Sarah Eliz., 47, 338. 341 ; Sarah Rosewell.
230; Stephen, 175 ; Thomas, 208, 339; Wil-
liam. 47, 115, 338 (2), 340 (2), 341 (14),
342 (3).
Archer, Dave, 245 ; Edward, 298 ; Francis G.,
132; Grace. 115; James, 115; John, 14S,
259 ; John Gittens, 30(; (2) ; J. H. Lawrence,
47. 28G ; Mary, 30G (2) ; Jlichaell, 319 ; Rich.,
57; Thomas, 115, 199, 208; William, 115.
245 ; William Pitt, 300.
Armaronger, W.. 115.
Armatrading. John. 180.
Armbrister, Thaddatus Augustus C, 238.
Armitt, Theop,, 329,
Armourer. Tho.. 352.
Armstrong, B.. 154 : Island. 345 : .Tohn, 58,
215, 320, 344, 345; John P. V.. 299; Lord,
243; Mrs.. 154; Will., 210 : Winifieda Jane,
243.
Arnald, Tho., 54.
Arnaud. Peter, 115.
Arne. Jone, 1 15.
Arnett, Ales,, 319,
Arnold, Leonard. 115.
Arnout, Charles. 22G.
Arpe, .Tane, 334,
Arthurton. Charles. 179.
Arundel (Aruiidall), Lady, 218 ; — , 252 (2).
Arvan, Bryan, 14G.
Ashburn, Wm.. 5t;.
Ashby, Eliza, 300 ; Francis. 15G ; Margaret.
15G ; N.. 152 ; Sarah. 152 : Susanna. 2G9.
Ashe (Ash), A.. 85 ; .Alary, 191 ; Mary Gertrude,
85; Oliver i'eanians. 137.
Asheton, Richard, 57, 114.
Ashley, Braithwaitc. 2i; (2) ; George, 115 ; John,
114, 177, 200 ; Mary, 2G,
Ashman, James, 225.
Askin. — , 95.
Asler, Rich.ird. 197.
Aspinal, Algernon E..285 ; Mary, 331 ; Tho., 331,
INDEX.
387
Astill, Benjamin, 11') ; Kichard, 11").
Astin, Elizabeth/ 115 ; Henry, 14.), HC. l.M.
Aston, Sir Arthur. S.
Atchinson, Thomas, 115.
Atherton, N., 374 ; ^abina, 374 ; Wm., 367 (2).
Athill, Ann, 231 ; Dr., 2st3 ; James, 231 ; Samuel,
31 ; S. L., 92; —,31.
Atkin, Philip, 115.
Atkins, Anna Maria, 2S4 ; John, 70, 147 ; Luke,
• 3 ; Mary Jane. 304 ; Southwell. 140 (2), 151 ;
Vere, 73; — , 145.
Atkinson (Attkinson). Charles, 104, 14G (2),
147, 148 (2); Francis. 1S)7 ; Jonathan, 350;
John. 115, 147; Phillis. 107; Rich., 176;
Tim., 200; William, 115.
Atrill, John, 350.
Attwell (Atwel, Atwell), Plarriet. 299 ; John,
72,318; Thomas, 225.
Attwood, Cyprian, 196 ; Tho., 198.
Audain, Abr.. 313: Ann, 295; John, 238 (2),
359, 361 ; Mary, 359 ; Philip, 359.
Audat, Peter, 240.
Auger, Wm., 55.
Au^herin, John, 318.
Augier, Peter, 115.
Augston, Mr,. 223.
Austin, Anna L.. 83, 283; Charles Alleyne
Sumner, S3 : Charlotte, 83 ; Georg-e, 198 ;
Hugh Williams, 83 (8), 156 (2); Miss, 83,
133, 135 ; K., 90 ; Richard, 83 ; Sarah, 283 ;
Thomas, S3 ; Wiltshire Stanton, 83.
Avery, Robert, 261.
Avison, John. 93.
Axe, Capt., 14.
Axtell, Daniel, 115 (2) ; Wm., 56.
Axworthy, Paull, 75.
Ayleworth, Jonathan, 124.
Ayling, Wm., 53.
Aylmer (AUmore). John, 100; Judith. 100;
Whitgift, 58. 100, 214.
Ayres (Aves), PhiUis, 114; Richard, 112 (2),
113; Rob., 355.
Ayscough. Captain. 43 ; John, 59, 115.
Ayscue (Ascue). Sir George. 15, 221, 222.
Ayshford, family of, 47 ; Mary Christian, 298 ;
Miles James, 298.
Ayson, Tho., 310.
Azular, Edward, 180.
'B
Babb, Charlotte Kathrine, 331 ; Tho., 331 : Wm.,
331.
Babell, John, 311.
Babett, Elias, 223.
Babington, Tim., 56.
Bache, Sam., 55.
Bachelor, Mark, 291, 292 ; Mary, 291, 292.
Backhouse, Mrs., 217.
Backoon, Anthony, 71 ; Wm., 71.
Bacon, Anthony, 3,"0 ; J., 297; J., jun., 358;
Major, 136.
Bagnall, Rich., 55.
Haijcr, 289.
Baijer (Bayer), Pastian. 111. 112 (2), 113 ; John
Otto, 26 (2), 30 (3), 289 (2): Lt.-Col.. 109,
1.10, 113, 114; Kowlanci Otto. 31 (3). 32;
Sarah, 26 ; Sarah Otto, 32.
Bailey (Bailie, Baiilio, Paily), Abigail, 116;
Alexander, 165, 311 ; Aune, 165, 324 ; David,
355; Frederic, 105; George, 212; George
Robertson, 44 (2); James. 116; Jane Ann,
44 ; John, 165 (4). 240 ; Joseph, 170 ; Josiah,
165; Mary, 165 (4); Patrick, 116; Patty,
165; Sally, 165; Samuel, 165, 324; W. E,,
289 ; William, 211 ; sec also Bayley.
Bainbrig, Jo., 9,
Baines, Elizabeth, 116 ; Torrence, 316.
Baird, John, 328 ; Robert, 115.
Baites, sec Bates.
Bajeau. John, 116.
Baker, Barnet, 261 ; Clement, 261 ; James, 254,
313; Jane, 349; John. 116, 223, 224, 294,
313 ; John P., 128 ; Michaell, 75 ; Mrs., 223 ;
Richard, 223, 253 ; Sarah, 326 ; The, 313 ;
Tytus, 260.
Baldwin. Surgeon, 302.
Balguy, Capt., 215.
Ball, Duncomb, 1 16 ; Geo.. 352 : Jane, 349 ; John,
349 ; Robert, 73 ; Thomas. 115 (2) ; Wm., 75.
Ballaney, David. 116.
Ballantine, Xinian, 236.
Ballard, family of, 286.
Ballyn, Ann, 201.
Bamford, Anne, 210 ; Richard, 210 (4).
Banckbrown, Jno.. 319.
Bandon. Edw., 345 (2) ; Mary, 345.
Banfield, Henry, 116 ; ilargaret, 86.
Banister, -see Bannister,
Bankhead, Andrew, 180 ; Mr,, 178.
Banks CBankes), John, 115; Joseph, 116; Sir
Joseph, 143 ; Mary, 116 ; Ric, 108.
Bannatine, Fra,, 351,
Bannister (Banister), Dr., 156 ; Eliza Ann, 156 ;
Elizabeth, 25, 29 ; Jas., 55 ; John, 196.
Bantick, Robert, 116.
Bantine, JIargaret, 345.
Baptist, Bartholomew, 70.
Barbados, Bishop of. 46.
Barbar, Bridget, 269.
Earbavie, J.. 125.
Barclay, David, 58. 327; James, 50, 116, 313;
Robert, 115.
Piarefoote, Walter, 254.
Barham, Henry, 57, 116. 286 ; Jolin Foster, 176 ;
Sarah, 115 ; Thomas, 115.
Baring, Sir Francis. 89.
Barker, Anthony, 87 ; Edward, 116 ; Henry C.,
299 ; John. 26, 135 ; Lieut.. 89 ; Mar'tha. 300,
301 (2) ; Mrs., 135 ; Thomas, 44 ; William,
116 ; William Diston, 26,
Barley, Edward, 212.
Barlow, James. 116.
Barnaby. Anne, 324.
Barnam, John, 256.
Barnard, Anna, 327 : Tho.. lOiJ ; Walter, 116.
Barne. Geo., 320 ; Simon, 341.
Barnes (Barnsl, Heiirj', 55 ; Isaac, 116 : .Tames,
ISO, 215; John. 177; Joseph K,, 178, 180;
Mark P., 180 : Mary Ann, 155 ; :\Iary Henri-
etta Sarah, 178; Nathaniel, 115; Robert,
180; S.am.. 56 : Siatira, 215; Thomas, 318;
William, 116, 263.
Barnetson, Benj., 197.
Barnett, Andrew, 115 ; Hugh. 330; Jonathan,
111); Jlarv Ann, 330; Sam., 58; William,
116,330.
Barnfeather. Edward, 116,
Barnwell, Edward, 156 (2) ; Maria, 329.
Baron, John, 218.
Barr, John, 179.
388
CARIBBEANA.
Kdw., 177 ;
James.
Thos.,
251, 252'
John Henry, 2G :
., 28;i
1 :!4 :
.Mrs.
Eliza. 283 ;
l.SH. 134.
: Gavratt, 71,
311) ; James
Barrel!, John, .54, 208. 2C.1.
Banett (Barrit), Edmund. ll(j
Geo. Goodwin. 331; llearsey. 11.0:
115; Bich., 17:); Samuel. 11 & (2)
116. ISO ; Wisdom, 177 ; —,.329.
Barriffe, George, 34'J.
Barring-tou (Uaring-ton), Francis. 5 4
(2) ; John, 251.
Barrios, Levy Joseph. 110.
Barron, Christopher, 212
William, 3u0.
Barrow, Christopher.
John, 283 ; John 11
Barruh, Jacob Yzidro,
Barry, family of. 2Si).
Barry, Andrew, 110 ; Edmond. 71
77; James, 70, 74. 222. 312,
James, 222 ; John, 318 ; Major. 21(i. 21 1 (2) ;
• Mathew, 222, 223; Peter. 77; I'hillip. 73;
Redmond, ll(i; Ilichard, 317. 345: Robert.
57, IKI, 319, 345 ; Samuel, 211 (3) ; Wm.. Sl'J
(2).
Barter, John, 1'J8.
Bartholomew, John, 115 ; Whanica, 1 U).
Bartibee. Johanna. IKi.
Bartibo, John. 1 Ki ; William. Mii.
Bartlett (Bartlitt). Henrv. 212 (2). 213 (3), 214
(4), 215 ; Joane, 212 ; Thomas. 1 15.
Barton. Isaac, 197: John. llii. 145; Thomas,
27 ; William, 27 (2), 31 (3). 327 ; — , 27.
Barton, Higginsoii k Co., 8'i. 154.
Bartrum, Jo>eph I'luia, 238, 239 ; Thomas,
239.
Barwick (Barwicke), Baruell, 2i)5 : Daniel.
2o5 ; Emanuell. 2t)5 ; Jane, 2ti5, 2(ji) ; .John,
197 ; Joyce, 205 : ilargaret, 2ij5 : Richard,
110 ; Robert, 205, 260, 312 ; Sam., 197 ;
William. 205, 200.
Barzey, Tho. B.. 353.
Bascom (Bascome), James, 89 ; James S., 282 ;
Mary Lurintha, 282 ; Peter, 110 ; ^^arah, 219 ;
Thomas R., 219.
Basden, Richard. 29.
Baskerner, Tlioni.as. 320. .. .
Baskerville. Thomas, 319.
Baskett, John. 4s.
Basnett, John. 110 ; Richard, 57, 115.
Basse, Richard. 318, 347.
Bassett. Richard. 1 n;.
Batchelor (Batchcler). John. 57, 115. .
Bate. Margaret, 199. ■.■'■•■■,■:,
Bateman. Eliz. Helen, :?<^r ■•^eTiry, 30s ;
Richard, 110.
Batrs, 04.
Bates (Baites), Edmund, 110 ; James, 212.
Batliuist, Cha.. 59.
Batson, Edward David, 29, 30 ; F.,
198.
Batt. Geo., 198; Walter, 198.
Battdrick. I'ctcr, 74.
Batten. John, 31 7.
Battery. Edward. 75. 20ij
Batts, Jolm, 201.
Batty, Eliz.. 204 ; Richard.
Jitittijii, is:!.
Battyn (l>;ittcn). Ann, S5.
belh. is:; (2); llanirt
Martha. Is.S ; Mary, is:;
William Dotrvn, "ls3 (_
1S3 ; — , 183.
Bauman, Pn/fecrt, 212.
")02 ; Tho.
Wm..
131, 132.
is:i (:n. 181 :
Kli/a
is:; ; John.
is:!
. Williai-i. is:,
."199
f) ; William
Hces
Bawdley, Wm.. 345.
Bawdon, Sir John, 198,311.
Bav.nd. John, 77 ; I'earcc. 77.
Cawtrec. Eliz. >'arah, 24;!.
feixtcr, Fra., 175; Maiv, 357; Sarah, 200;
The, 200.
Bayer, .sw I'.aijer.
Baylcy (Bayly). Alexander. 10 (3) ; Ann Eliza-
beth. 10 ; Charlotte Augusta, 10 ; F. G., 221 ;
Frances Louisa, 10 ; Francis, 221 ; Francis
S,, 42 ; ,lohn. 70; Nathaniel. 177 ; Peregrine.
75 ; Ricketts, 10 ; Sarah Ann, 10 ; Tho.. 304 ;
William, 110; sec also I'ailey.
Baynard, Adam, 251, 252 (.5); Edward, 251;
Kalherine, 251 ; Robert, 251.
Bayne, Joseph, 156; JIary E., 154 ;' Sarah,
156.
Baynes, William, 31.
liayntoun. Andrew, 329.
Beach, iamilv of. 280.
Beach. Francis. 116; John, 25, 198, 350;
Peter, 319 ; Rachael. 116 ; Rich., 201 ;
Susannah. 324 ; Wm., 313 ; xec also Beech.
Beadon. Ildwd., 301.
Beal, Elizabeth, 110.
Bean, J as., 59.
Bearcroft, John,
Mary Arthur, 2
Beard, .Anthony.
140 ; Mr.. 2S1;
115.
Bearnes, James. 76.
Beaty, Wm.. 352.
Beaufort, Duke of. 2
of, 28.
Beaumont. Ph., 198.
Beck, Sophia, 200.
Beclc rt//((.v King, James. 110.
Beckett, Francis Charle?, 217.
Beckford, family of, 2>(;.
Beckford. Batlishua. 12, 13, 58 : Fra..
Frances, 5(i ; John, 57, 198: Julines.
Maria, 177; Nathaniel, 57. 110: Peter
12, 1:4 (2). 48, 57 (2). 102, 115; Peter, jun.,
115: Rich., 54. 58, 177; Sus.. 170; Thoma--,
48. 58. 115. no : William, 11, 13 (2), -57, 59,
loo. 100, 177, 330; — , 48.
Becklos, Amelia. 130 ; John. 282 ; John
AUeync. 41. 283 ; Robert II.. 282.
Becks. William. 2f;i.
Bcckwith. Sir George. 154 : Lieut.-General, SO.
Bed-ford. Charles. 110 : Edward. 115 ; John, 41,
327 ; P.obert, 140. 147, 150.
Bedingfcild, John, 320.
Bedl , Samuel, 255.
I'.edwell. Richard. 116.
I'.ecch. John, 110 ; William. 110 ; xre also Beach.
P.eeke, Bich.. 196.
liceny, Nicliolas. 115.
Bccre. John, 220, 257.
55.
Joseph, 15ti, 233 ;' Robert
Si\ 283 : John Robert, 89 ;
180; Geoige, ISO; James,
Thomas, 180, 284; William,
Henry Somerset, Duke
59 ;
59 ;
11,
Bccston, Sir Wm.
Beete. Jane, 233 ;
Crosby, 233.
Bcginics, William,
-IJelchamber. Tho.,
I!eU-li-js, Capt., 221',
Bel-ioud. .S;unuel, 1
J!r!l. IS9.
Bell, l':ii/.abi'th, 18
Francis, 1S9 (.3),
in;.
HI.
.' ; Frances.
George. 110
189
J..
(2);
178;
John, 116, 176 ; Johu Lyte, 189 (2) ; .Mary,
INDEX.
389
116, 189 ; Mary Ann, 189 : Mary Mercy, 1S9
(2); Mathew, llfi; Sarah, IS'J (2) ; Thomas,
116 ; William. UG ; —.42, SOI.
Bellamy (Bellimy), Francis, 2U (2): John,
197; Martha, 214; Rich., 59 ; Wm., 197.
Bellick, Giles, 7i3.
Belts, Kinj James, 116.
Bendysh, Sir Henry, 199.
Benevis, Thomas, 110.
Bennett (Bennet), Kdw.. :>' ; George. IK! (2),
165, 338 (2); Jams, 2i;i : Jaue, 2U0 ; Jolin,
57, 115, 116, 218, 2-^0; Jonathan, 115;
Joseph, IIG ; Maria. 171 ; Clarke, 19i; ; Marv,
270; Mary Jane, 218 ; Mr., 22:5; Peter, 72";
Rich., 251 ; Rog-er, 76 ; .Samuel, li5, 146,
150 ; Sarah Elizabeth, 3S8 ; Surgeon, 88 ;
Thomas, 23 (3), 196 ; William, 288.
Beuneville, Amand, 30 ; Charity, 30.
Benoir, — , 107.
Benson, Ann, 178 ; Edw., 55 ; George, 115.
Bentlcy (Bently). Capt., 223 ; Roger, 346 ;
William, 251.
Benton, Joseph, 147, 148 ; William, 147, 148.
Ber . . . . , John, 167.
Berber, E. H., 287.
Berdmore, Scroope, 350 (2).
Bcresford, Agnes, 90 ; Samuel, 153 ; — , 153.
Berkeley, Andrew, 350 ; Elizabeth, 283 ; John,
180, 328 ; M. G., 180 ; S. H., 283 ; Tho., 328.
Bermingham, Gerard, 116.
Bermon, Lieut,, 302.
Bemal, Abraham, 129, 176 ; Anne Elizabeth,
129 (3); Clara Christiana. 129 (2) ; Duncan.
129; Jacob Israel, 127 (3), 128 (2), 129 (2),
130, 131 (3), 132 (,2); Ralph, juu., 129;
Ralph, sen., 129 (5).
Berual-Osborne. Catherine Isabella, 129 ;
Edith, 129 ; Grace, 129 ; Ralph, 129.
Bernard, Barbara. 373. 374 (2) ; Charles, 116.
177, 373 (2), 374 : Charles Edward, 373, 374
(3); Daniel P.. 374 ; David, 374 (4); Eliza.
374 ; James, 240, 373, 374 ;_ Jane, 374 ;
Judith, 374; Jilarion Capel. 3(3, 374; Mary
Caroline, 374 ; Rachel, 374 ; Rebecca, 374 ;
Robert, 116; Sabina, 374; Sam., 55, 373;
Susanna James. 373, 374 ; Tho., 56, 329, 373 ;
William Rhodes, 373, 374 (3).
Bernards. William, 115.
Beniay, Rob., 200.
Bernho^e, Anne, 267 : Jacob Andrew. 267 (2) ;
John .\do)phus. 26t ; Margaret, 267 (2).
Berridge, James S., 179; Thomas P., 180.
Berriff, Henry, 70.
Berry (Burey), James, 208 ; Margaret, 329 ;
Samuell, 344.
Bertram, Alfred, 218 ; Mrs., 218.
Bertrand, 194.
Bert rand, 193, 195.
Bertrand, Antoine, 193 (3), 194 (4); Cathe-
rine, 195 : Catherine Elizabeth, 194 :
Charles, 193 (3). 194 (2): Charlotte. 195;
Constance. 195; Edmund Rufus, 193. 194.
195(2); Eleanor. 195. 19f, ; Elinor. 194;
Elinor Frances, 194 ; Elizabeth. 194 : Etienne.
194; Frances Elizabeth. 194. 195 (2) ; Har-
riet, 193, 194 : llcnriette, 195 ; Isabella Sara,
195 ; James Robert. 195 ; Jean. 194 ; Jean
Antoine. 194 ; Jeanne, 195; Jolin, 167,321;
John Pierre, 193. 191; Kathleen, 195;
Lillian. 195; Louis. 195; Mabel, VX> \ 3Iade-
laiae, 194, 195 ; Margaret, 194 ; Marie, 195 ;
Martha, 167, 324 ; Maud, 195 ; Newton. 194 ;
Nora. 195; i'atlv, 167 ; PhiliiD, 194 ; Pierre,
193, 191; Pierre Horace. 191': Robert, 191;
Roy, 191 ; Wickham. 191 ; William Wickhara,
193, 195 ; W. W.. 193.
Bertrand nl'in^ D'Anglcberne. J. P., 19:!.
Best, Elizabeth, 152; (Running, 217; John,
116 ; John R., 134 ; John ilycroft, 300 ; Mrs.,
300 ; Thomas, 217.
Beswich, Edward, 214.
Betts, Thomas, 74.
Betty, Dennis. 318 ; John, 317 ; Mary, 96.
Bever. Bartholomew, 74.
Beverhoult, Elii'.abeth, 298; Lieut.. 293.
Bevon. Eliz.. 358 ; James, 311, 358.
ISexwick, John, 54.
Biddle, Benj.. 2u2.
Biddulph, Lady Carew, 106 ; Sir Theophilus, 106.
Biddulph & Co., 383.
Bigg, Anth., 56.
Biggs, Abraham. 126 (2). 127 (2), 128, 129, 130,
131 (2), 132 ; Ann, 126 ; John, 198 ; Sarah,
126, 128.
Bignall, John, 116. 200.
Bill, John, 73.
Billingsley, Frances, 324.
Billvarc, Stephen. 71.
Bindley, Dr.. ls2.
Bindloss, sec I'.yndloss.
Bingham, Geo.. 331 ; Isaac Moody, 27
251 ; Richard, 251 ; Stroud, 251, 252.
Birbock, Fra., 58.
Birch, Tho.. 2(Jl.
Birch.iU (Burchall). Daniel, 236 ; George. 116.
Bird, Giles, 344 ; John, 73 ; Joseph, 89.
Birkenhead, Isack, 251 ; Raudull. 208.
Birket. Benj., 311.
Birkhead, Geo., 197.
Bisbook, Peter, 69.
Bishop, Charles K.,
John,
!19 ; Edward, 283
Elfreda. 300; Elizabeth, 116; Georae, 116
Heni-y, 2ttl. 327 ; Henrj-, sen., 137 ; Johanna,
41 ; Martha Ann Worrell. 137: Marv. 115;
Mary J.. 279 ; Mrs.. 218 (2) ; President, 218 ;
William. 300; William Augustus. 279.
Bishop aliii.i Waterman. Henrj-, 300.
Bispham, Gidney C. 217, 220.
Bix. David. 197.
lUackbowen. Leedy. 2ii0.
Blackburn (Hlackborn"), John, 177 ; William,
116 (2). 312.
Blackett, Mary. 90 ; Stephen. 90.
Blackman, Anna Maria, 125; Eliz.. 125, 201;
Fr., 125 : Jacob Lucie, 125, 200 ; James. 75 ;
J. L., 124 (3). 125; John. 124 (.2); John
Lucie, 124 (4). 125 (4). 201 ; Joseph. 125,
126; Lucie. 124; JIarv, 125; Priscilla. 125,
201; Rowland, 123, 124 (4). 125 (12). 126;
Sam., 125 (2) ; Tho., 125 ; Thurston. 125 (4),
200.
Blackstonc. William, 3.
Bhickward. Li-eson, 175.
Bladen. .<rr Blaydt n.
Blades. Sarah E.. 136.
Blagg (Bla'.'gc), Cupt., 260 ; Edward. 5.
Blagrave (Blagrove). Frances. 30 (3) ; John, 26,
30 (3), 59.
Blair. Andrew. 116; .Jas.. .354; John, 56, 58,
115. 116 (2) ; Peter, 354.
Blake, Andrew, 332, 333 ; Arthur, 332, 333 ;
Barbara Frances, 285, 332, 333 ; Cecilia, 273 ;
390
CA.IIIBBEANA.
Chr., 190, 332. 333 : E., 180 ; Edith, 129 ;
Edward, 312. 332, 333. 314; Georjre, 212;
Henry, 199 ; Sir Henry Arthur, 12'.» ; Ilouora,
34.5; John, 317: M.ircella. 332 : Martin, 231,
278, 3 If;, 333 ; Mary Ann. 332. 333 ; Patrick.
28.5. 294,332 (2), 333 (3) ; Sir Patrick. 2S5. 313 ;
Penelope. 231 ; liichurd, 2,54 ; William, 2(i8.
Blakeney, Gilbert, IKi.
Blakiston, X.ithanit'l, 278 : Thomasine. 278.
Blakiston (ilias Thornhill, Thomas^ine. 198.
Blanc, Balthazar, 240.
Blancard, James, 20 (2), 27, 30.
Blanch, 'William, 203.
Bland. James, 2.51 (2) ; Mariana, 251 ; Michell,
251, 252 (2).
Blanks, Henry, 44.
Blathwaite, M'r., 91.
Blatt, Jas., 54.
Blayden (Bladen, Blyden), Christopher, 70,
359 ; Frances. 2Sf).
Blayney, Benjamin, 25.
Blenen, Peter, 254.
Slenman, 371.
Blenman, Anna Maria, 2S1 : Caroline, 200;
Elizabeth, 371 ; Jonathan. 183, 184. 281, 371 ;
Margt. B., 20U : William. 371.
Blewfeild, Will., 254.
Blither, Robert, 34 C.
Blizard, Jeremiah & Looby. 321.
Blofield, Dr.. 332.
Bloome, Robt., 199.
Blount, Herbert, 93.
Blower, Fra., 200.
Bloyce, Walter. 70.
Blu'ndell, Alex., 19(5 ; Major, 27 : — , 27,28, 29.
Blunt, Sarah, 43 : Walter, 2r>. 27 (2) ; Wink-
feild, 253 (2), 254 (2).
Blunter, Thomas, 255.
Blyden, sec Blayden.
Blynman, Geo., 199.
Blyth, Harriett. 329 ; James, 110 ; Tho., 329.
Boble. James, 1 Hi.
Bodduu. Mrs., 280 ; W., 280.
'Boddir, 174.
^Boddie, John, 174, 230, 311 ; Maria. 174.
Boddint'ton, Thomas, 25, 27 (2) ; — , 29.
Bode, Philip. 353.
329
110;
Lawrence,
Thomas. 71.
3d
Bodkin, Henry Wm.,
Mary, 355 ; Nicholas,
Bodkins, Edward, 34(!.
Bodle, John, 115.
Bodwin, Anthony. 344.
Bogg'is, Lieut. Colonel. 42.
Bo^le, Robert, 328.
Bohely, John, 317.
Bolt, Edward. 115 ; John, IKi.
Bolton, Leonard, 70 ; Mr.. 8 ; Mrs., 154.
Bomstead. John. 110.
Boncle. John, 112 (2).
Bond, Harmond. 90; Helen, 90; Kirkpatrick.
24.
BoudoD, Sarij.. 201, 203.
Bonfils, Peter. 110; Thomas. 115.
Bonham. Bri;,''adier-General. 89.
Bonner (Bonnor), Geo.. 120: Henry. 115, 127
(3); M:uy, 117, 127; .Mi I borough' 120, 127;
I'enelope. 120; Rebecca, 127; Robart, 203;
Wm., 50.
Bonny, Gordon. 110 ; Thomas, 31i"i.
Boutoin, Arch., 5.s.
Bonyuge, Geo., 127.
Booker, John, 208.
Boone, Henry. 110, 117.
Booth. Andrew. 320; Anthony, 347; Geo., 59,
115: Henry, 110 (2); Mary, 115; Nath.an,
318 ; Samuel, 115 ; Thomas, 110 ; — , 329.
Boothby, Jeremiah, 219.
Boreman, .)ohu, 70.
Borin, Patrick, 74.
Borke, David, 3 It; : Richard, 344.
Borroughs (Borrowes. Bouroughs), Alexander,
27 ; Anthony, 140, 150.
Bosken, James, -319.
Bossey. Tho.. 250.
Bossick. Rich., 214.
Bosswell, Wm., 199.
Bostey. William, 116.
Bostock, Miss, 155.
Boteler, Thomas. 116.
Bott. John. 20.
Bouffar, Solomon, 117.
Boulton, Heury, 70 (2) ; John, 224, 225 (2).
226 (2), 227, 258 ; Michael, 149 (2; ; Nicholas,
151 ; Wm.. 70.
Bourden (Bourdon), John, 50, 105, 149, 1.50.
Bourke. James, 115 ; John, 41 ; Theobald, 355 ;
Walter, 110.
Bourman, Phillip. 3.
Bourne, John. 0, 310 ; Mariraret, G, 7 ; Richard,
6 (2), 7 ; Thomas, 281 ; \Vm., 6.
Hoiirri/au, 358.
Bourryau, Amelia, 187 (2) ; John. 312. 350,
358 ; Sush., 313 ; Zachariah, 187. 312, 358.
Boutchcr, .Auth., 55 ; ('has.. 104.
Bouverie, Philip Pieyd.;!!, 14.
Bovell, Benjamin, 89 : James, 133, 218, 380 (2) ;
John. 44, 133. 279, 300. 303. 380 (2); John
William. 380 (2) ; J. W., 87, 89 ; Margaret.
87; Mrs., 133, 280, 300; Rebecca, 89;
Rebecca Brathwaite, 380 (2) : Wm., 380 ;
Wm. Henry Brinsden, 380 ; — , 89.
Bowbell. John. 72 ; Thomas, 72.
Bowcher, Dr., 218 ; E., 303 ; Edmund, 155, 302 ;
F., 302; John. 197: Mrs.. 218; R., 303;
Robert. 22iJ.
Bowden. William, IK; (2).
Bowell, Bridget, 251 ; Jonathan. 251.
Bowen, Barrett. 115: Edward. 70; George,
370 ; Jas. KUetson, 175 ; John. 321, 325. 370 ;
Joseph F., 300 : Sarah, 170 ; Sarah F., 300.
Bowerman, Kyrle, 110.
Bowers, Nathanill, 253 (5), 254.
Bowes, Joshua. 50.
Bowland. Sarah. 01 ; — , 01.
Bowles, C'harles. 330 ; John. 110.
Bowley, John. 148: Noriis Samuel. 110.
Bowrin. Grace Wilhelniina. 109 ; .Jane. 108,
109; William, 108, K;9 (2).
Bowyer. General, 44 ; Henry, 43 ; Mr.. 124 ;
William. 43. 55: — , 121.
Boxill. Samuel. 219.
Boycc, Andrew, 219; Ann, 300; Obed., 300;
Sarah, 303.
Boycott. Philadelphia. 100.
Bovd. Alexander. 110 ; David, 345 ; Mary. 359 ;
ilobert. 344.
Boyle .Andrew, 117 : Edw.. 50 ; Hugh, 215.
Boyn, David. 27. l'S (2).
Boys. Elinor. 147 : Sir John. 350 ; Richard. 147.
Brabstone, llicluird, 74.
Brace, Edw., 2oo.
Bracey, Ann Frauccs, 135 ; Joseph, 135.
'
INDEX.
391
Bradan, Hujrh, 317.
Bracidish, John, IIG.
Bradford, Stephen, 117.
Bradley (Bradly). Colonel, 2."0 : Henry, llfi;
Nathaniel, MS. 149; Richard. llG; William.
317.
Bradshaw, Edward. 212; John. .J8, 86. 212;
Obidiah. 112, 113 ; President, 2.J(;.
Bradvvay, Elinor, ij.').
Brady, Edmund, 115 ; John. IIG.
Brae, Martha, 3ti7.
Bra . g (.'), Christopher, 2.5,5.
Bragrpr, Mrs., 217 ; William. 61), 14.5.
Brailsford, Edw.. 331.
Braithwaite (Brathwaite). Elizabeth Moe, 13.5 :
F., 3(12 ; Jane, 3o2 ; John. 2i!, 13(5 ; Lieut.-
Col., 89; Miles, 13,5, 130; Mrs., SO; Robert.
26.
Brallahane, Dennis, 74.
Bramley, John. 344 ; Wm., 349.
Branch, Francis, 70 (2): John, 70; Marj>aret,
363 ; Mr., 334 ; Walter, 70.
Brand, John. 113.
Brandford, Capt., 137.
Brandon, Isaac Tereira, 57; Jacob R., 175;
Pereira Esther, 117 ; I'ereira Isaac, 115, 116.
Bransbij, Ensign. 223.
Bransley, Eli/.abeth, 314.
Brasier, scr Crazier.
Brattley. Henry. 69.
Bravitt (Bravit), Phillis, 116 ; Thomas. 1 16.
Bravo (Brave), Abigail, 369 ; Abraham, 369 ;
Benj.. .57. 116; David, 116; Muses. 369.
Bray. Elizabeth, lliJ ; John, 212, 261 ; Michael,
11.5 ; William, 31.
Brayue, family of. 2S6.
Brayne, Charles, 11;5 ; Gen., 46; Richard, IIG ;
William. 26.5, 339.
Brazier (Brasier), Edward, IGS, 238, 239 (2),
323,371 (2); John, 177.
Breadie, Wm., 200.
Brearley, Mr., 245.
Brecknell, Jethro John, 349.
Breholt, Davy John, 116.
Brenan, Dennis, 320 ; John, 318 ; Mrs., 2S1 ;
Rebecca, 281.
Breres, Thomas. 208.
Brereton, Wm. Joseph, 301.
Bressie, The, 197.
Bretland. Eliz., 198.
Breton, Eliz., 93 ; Lucy, 92, 93, 144 (2) ; Peter,
144 (2) ; The, 312.
Brett, Eliz., 106 ; Richard, 320 ; Wm., 93.
Brevitor, ilr., 88.
Brewar, John, 115.
Brewett, J^hn, 31.
Brewster, John. 116 ; Miss, 303 ; The, 125, 2 JO.
Brian, stc Bryan.
Briant, sec Bryant.
Brice. George, 116: Joseph, 115: Miss. 135;
R. II., 135.
Brickett. Bertrand, 72.
Bridge, Ann. 5S ; Timothy. 57.
Biidgeman. John, 137 ; Sir Orlando, 149 ;
Sophia, 137.
Brid^'es, Elizabeth Raby, ,51 ; Geurge Wilson.
r.l: Reb., 197.
Bridgwater (r.ridgewater). Bridget, 35 ; Elisa-
beth, 324 ; John. 116; — , 377.
Bridgwuod. Rob.. 55.
Brigald, William, 72.
Brigg, Patrick, 318.
Briggs, Thomas. 283.
Brigiiam, John, 14 ; William, 2.53.
Bright, Francis, 58, 350; Robert, 115; Wm.,
350.
Rriniigim. Thomas. 318.
Brind, John, 211.
Brisbane, Adam Fowler, 191 : Sir Charles, 217 ;
James. 190; John Stanvarne. 191 ; Lavinia,
217; Margaret. 191; Mary, 191; Robert,
191 ; William, 191 (2).
Briscoe, AVastel, 177.
Brisland, Daniel. 345.
Brislane (Brislahane), James, 317 ; — , 320.
Krissac. James .Ames. lUJ.
Brissett, George, 330 ; John. 116 ; Joseph,
330.
Bristol! Rob., 318.
Briston. Ruth, 2o2 (2) ; Walter, 202.
Britt, Morris, 320.
Brittoone, — , 71.
Broadgate. John, IIG.
Broadwater, Lax. 116.
Brockett. Ann, 116.
Brodbclt (Broidbelt). Amelia. 165, 160,325;
Amelia Matilda, 166; Anna Maria, 173;
Daniel, 173 (2); Elizabeth. 324. 325; Eve,
16S ; Fra., 177; Frances, 143. 325; Frances
Virgo, 143 ; Francis Rigby, 173 ; Grace, 325 ;
James, 165. 166. 325; John, 143; John
Spence, 143 (2) ; Josejih. 165 ; Julian Car-
donel. 143 : Lawrence. 173. 31ij, 311 ; JIaria,
168; Mary, 326; .Si. rah. 173.
Brodie, Alexander, 31 (2) ; Hugh, 57. IIG ; — ,
31.
Brodley. Wm.. 180.
Brodrick, family of. 286.
Brome, Christian. 357 ; John, 26, 29, 133, 135 ;
Miss, 133 ; ilrs., 135 : Philip, 311, 357 (2).
Bromfell, Richard. 69.
Bromfield, Henry, 115.
Bromhead. Edward. 238: Henry. 196.
Bromley, Eliz., lOi; ; John, 199 ; Mrs., 106 ;
Samuel. 115.
Bronard, Thilip. 312.
Brooke (Brook, Brucke). Anne. 253 ; Chris.,
56 ; Elizabeth. 27 ; James Langfurd, 25 ;
John, 143, 253 ; Richard, 115 ; — , 107.
Bkooks, 50.
linwL-i. 49, 50.
Brooks (Brookes). Abraham. 268 ; Ann, 50 (4),
,52 ; Anna. 49, 50 ; Ben.. 288 ; Bonella, 49,
50; Caroline Uronghton, 52: Catherine. 49
(2), .50 ; Cha„ 126 (2) ; Charlotte Augusta.
63 ; Christopher. 49. 50 (3). 52 : Clara. 53 ;
Clarissa. 52 ; Col.. 53 ; Deborah. 5o ; Edward,
50, 51 ; Edward Nembhard. 53 ; Elinor X.,
204: Eliza. 53; Elizabeth. 49 (2). 50 (3);
Elizabeth Frances. 52 : Elizabeth Raby. 50 ;
Ella. 53; Fra., 52; Frances. 143; Franci-s,
49. ,50 (3), 143 ; George. 49 (4). 50 (5). 52 (3),
54. 117. 143. 197 ; George Bygrave. 52
(2) ; Henrietta Louisa. 53 : Henrietta
Morgan. 53 : Isaac, 32i! ; Isabella l^vdia.
52; Jane, 172: John, 49 (2). .50 (5). 52 (2),
268 ; Joseph. 5(1, 51 : Juilitb. 50. 52 : Laura,
52 : Margaret. 52, ■2t'iS : .Mary. 52 ; IViiehipe,
121". (2) ; Kichard. 50. 51 :. Samuel. 49. 50 (2),
52 ; Saiah Tharpo Percrrave, 50 ; Thomas,
49, 50, 11.5, 116, 126; William, 143; — , 50
392
CAKIBBEANA.
Charles Pavne. oGl ;
301 ; Peter Frere, 312,
Broorne. Fra., SoS : John, 251 ; Joseph. 2.")1
Mary. 2.-)l.
Broster, John. :f."3.
Brother, Richard, o-lC.
Brother=on, Ann. 'M'.i)
Lewis. 818 ; Peter,
300 ; Philip. oOn.
r)rotherton, Mathew. 110.
Brontrh. Charle.i, 134 : Gervasc, 11-0.
Broiiiihton. hdward, li)4 (2). MS ; Henry, 330 ;
Phillis, 330 (2) ; Tho.. 330.
Brcunchcr. 2'J7.
Bronncker. Cath., 242. 247. 248 : Henrv. 242,
247. 312, 34'.>; Miss. 24 8.
Brown (^Brc wne). Adam. 11.) ; .Alex., 3.") 1. I.")4 ;
Angus, 347 : Ann, liu;. 2.j3, 32") (2) ; Anthony,
31, 326 ; lienjamin, 110, 170 ; Capt.. 2o6 ;
Charles, 110: Charles Pat., 177; Daniel,
271 ; Dorothy. 2'.i.j : Edward, 5'J. 7.'), 10."),
32C ; Elizabeth. 107. 271: Everard. 34.") ;
Fanuy, 33 ; Frances, 209 : George. II. t ;
Gore. 31 ; Grace. 170; Helen. DO ; Henrv.
117. 128, 12'.i; Jackson, 312: James, 170.
264, 278. 311, 317; Jane, 100 (3). 107 (4):
Jasper. 343 ; Jenetta, 31 ; Jeremiah, 2(>ll,
271 : Jeremiah, jun., 271 ; J. F.. 170: John,
55,70.90(2). 11.".. 110 (,3). 170. 2." 3, 318.31'.).
333, 34"), 3.^1 ; Jonallian. 107: Joseph. 1().).
166 (4). 107 (:!) : Lieut., 44 : Marearet. 3h; ;
Markc. 20"^ ; Mary. :.->:> (2) ; 31ary Wiiyte,
100 ; .Mathias, l'.)7 ; Michael, 384 : Mont-
fort, 3.)1 ; MuuKO, 110 : Xath.. ."),") : Pat-
rick. 319; Kichard, 112; Robert, 110;
Sam., 311; Sarah. 11.5, 324: Sarah C,
In."); Stanhope, 170; Thomas, 115 (2). llii.
155, 198, 212 ; Walter. 319; William. 55, 110
(3), 318, 325, 352, 384.
Brownell. John. 25 ; Rebecca, 100.
Brownhill. Geo.. 180; James, ISl ; William.
180.
Brownlow, Bishop of Winchester, 25 (2), 20.
Brownrigg, Elizabeth Catherine. 185; Robeit.
185.
Brozet, John, 295, 313.
Brozelts. Kdmond. 3('.2.
Bruce. Dr.. 221 ; James. 232. 354; John. 327;
Keturah. 200 ; Mrs., 221 ; Rob. G.. 352 ;
Samuel B., 301 ; Su.sanua, 301.
Brucke. nr Brooke.
Brunning. John. 115.
Brutton, W'm.. 198.
Bryan (Brian), Charles, 116; Curneliu^, 70.
320. 343. 344 ; Daniell. 317 ; Dennis. 345 ;
P^lisha, 76 : G. IC, 181 ; George, 251 : James,
115, 347; John, 115. 110, 320: .Mich., 317;
Peter, 310 ; Richard. 318 : Thomas. 140 ;
Thurlogh (Thurleigh), 71, 317.
Bryant (Briant), Elizabeth. 275; Joseph, 110:
Mary Elizabeth, 275 ; Thurlogh, 73 ; Wm.,
73.
Bryn, Michall, 320.
Brynns. John, 73.
Buchan. liavid. 244 ; Jas.. 348 ; Maria Pattison,
244 ; Mary Ann. 34s:.
Buchanan (Buchanen). Deborah, 115 : Duncan.
351; Geo., .'ill: James, 110.
Buck, Benj.. 87 ; Rob., 352 ; William, 251.
Backer. Thomas. IIG.
Buckingham, Robert, 110.
Buckley (Buckly), Gilbert, 345 ; Sarah, C4 ;
William, 04.
JIarie. 195
Row., 198.
; Mary, 275 ;
34."
I'.ucknor, Thomas, 115.
Budge. Christopher, IIC.
Budgeon. Mr.. 107.
Budworth, Elizabeth. 20 ; Joseph, 20.
Buisson, Catherine Elizabeth. 194: Guillaume
Boissier, l'.i4 ; Lcunait, 195
Bulkely (Bulkley), John, 198
Bull, William, 148.
Buller. Anthony. 251 (9), 252 (8), 253 (4).
Bulley. William, 115.
BuUingham. Thomas, 214.
Bullmer, .James. 328.
Bullock (BuUocke), Edw., 175 ; Joseph, 86,
15t; ; Mrs., 80 ; Rowland, 3 (2) ; — , 150.
Buubury. Sir Tho. Cha.. 285.
Buncoinbe. Ann, 275 (2) ; Cath. Estridge. 312 ;
Charles. 275 : Edward, 275 (2), 353 ; (ieorge.
275 : John. 275 (2) : Joseph, 27.':
Thomas. 275 : William, 275.
Bunnell. .John, 74.
Bunnington, George, 115.
I'lUntin, Robert, 344.
I'.unyard. James. 312.
Burch, Henrv. 344 ; Sampson
Burcball (I'.irchall). Daniel, 23i; ; George, 110.
Burd. John, 3 ; William, 344.
Burdick. Richard, 70.
Bitrey, sir Berrj-.
Barges (Burgis). Helen, 312 : .Tames, 117.
I'.urgh. .^lary" 378 : Richard, 378.
Burghes. Xi'ch.. 200.
Buriron, William. 223.
Burgoyne, Mr., 124 (2).
Burke (_Burk), Amelia, 105 ; Anne, 270 ; David.
2',t8 ; Edward, 165 : Elizabeth, 324, 379 ;
Ilonora, 347 ; James. 108, 345 ; James
Choppin, lOS ; Jennette. 108; John, 70, 115,
108. 298. 347; Jonathan. 320; Joseph, 116.
208 (2), 271 ; Lucretia, 325 ; Mary. 105 ;
Mary D., 178 ; Mr.. 79 ; Tolly. 325; Redmond,
316. 303 ; Richard. 110, 207," 310 : Sarah. 207,
20S (2), 271; William, 110, 207. 208 (2),
271.
Burkely, Dennis. 317.
Hurkett, Valentine. 110.
Burley. William, 20,1, 31u.
Burlingham, Tho., 197.
Burnes, Wm., 180.
Burnett. John, 110; Thomas, 58, 89 (2), 116
(2); Thomas, sen., 110.
Burnham. Sarah Ann, 281.
Burnsick, Andrew, 110.
Burrard, Eliza Ann, 92, 93 ; George, 93 ; Sir
George. 93 (2).
Burrell. Allein. 72.
Burriston (Burnston). Richard, 112.
Burrough (Burough), Cornelius, 40
IKi.
Burroughs, Nich., 311.
Burrow, William, 115.
Burrowes, Amlrew, 115.
Burt, Archibald I'aull, 179;
ton, 52 ; Chas. Pym. 230,
Daniel, 304 : Georire H.,
345; William, 210. 211.
Burton. Garrett. 327, 352
William, in;.
Bury, Gilbert. 54. 250.
I'.usby, Thomas G.. 1.'15.
Bush" (.Bushe). Geoige, 344 ;
135; Wm., 204.
George,
Caroline Brough-
355 ; Claris.~.-i, 52 ;
179 (2); Robert,
; Jolin, 70, 318 ;
Rebecca Walcott,
392
CAKIBBEANA.
Broornc. Fra., S.'S : John, 2.")1 ; Josepb. 2."j1 ;
Mary. 251.
Broster, John. :i.'.3.
Brother, Ridiard, 34(;.
Brothersoii, Ann. oCO : Charles Pavne. oGl ;
Lewis. ;-^18; Peter, 361 ; Peter Frere. 312,
3(;0; Philip. 3t;ii.
P)rotherton. 31athe\v. 110.
Broiig-h. Charles, 134 ; Gerva.'^e, 1 1-G.
Brou','ht<jn. Kdward, lii-t (2). M8 ; Henrv, 330 ;
Phlllis, 330 (2) ; The, 330.
BronncluT. 2'jr.
Brmincker. Cath., 242. 247. 248 ; Henrv, 242,
247. 3! 2, 34'.'; Miss. 2-)8.
Brown (Br( wne). Adam. 11.5 ; .Ale.x., 351. ;\54 ;
Anjrus, 347 : Ann, liiO. 253, 325 (^2) ; Anthony,
31, 326; lienjaniin, 116, 176; Capt.. 260;
Charles, IK!; Charles Pat.. 177; Daniel,
271 ; Dorothy. 2<i5 ; Edward, 5'J. 75. 165.
326; Elizabeth, liw. 271: Everard. 345 ;
Fanny, 33 ; Frances, 2(1!) ; Georye. 115 ;
Gore. 31 ; Grace. 17U; Helen. DO : Henrv.
117. 12S, 12;>; Jackson, 312: James, 176.
264, 27.S. 311, 317; Jane, 16(i (3). 167 (4):
Jasper, 343 ; Jenetta, 31 ; .Jeremiah, 26'.),
271 : Jeremiah, jun., 271 ; J. F.. 170 : John,
55, 76. 90(2). 115. 116 (3). 176. 253, 318, 31!).
333, 315, 3.^1 : Jonathan. 167; Joseph. 165,
166 (4). 167 (3) : Lieut., 44 ; Martraret. 3-i6 ;
Markc, 20S ; .Mary. .".25 (2) ; .Alaiy Whvte,
166 ; Mathias, 1!)7 ; Michael, 384' : Mont-
fort, 351 ; Jlun^o, 116 : Nath., 55 ; Pat-
rick. 319; llichard, 112; Robert. 116;
Sam.. 311; 8arah. 115, 324; Sarah ('..
155; Stanhope, 176; Thomas, 115 (2). 116,
1.55, 198, 212 ; Walter. 319; U'illiam. 55, 116
(3). 318, 325, 352, 384.
Brownell. John. 25 ; Kebecca, 106.
Brownhill. Geo.. 180; James, 181; William.
180.
Brownlow, Bishop of Winchester, 25 (2), 26.
Brownrigs, Elizabeth Catherine. 185; Piobeit.
185.
Brozet, John, 295, 313.
Brozetts. Kdmond, 3t')2.
Bruce. Dr.. 221 ; James. 232. 354; John. 327;
Keturah.' 200 ; Mrs., 221 ; Rob. G., 352 ;
Samuel B., 30l ; Susanna, 301.
Brucke, acr Brooke.
Brunning. John, 115.
Brutton, Wm.. 198.
Bryan (Brian), Charles, 116; Curnelius, 76.
320. 343. 344; Daniell. 317; Dennis. 345;
Elisha, 76 : G. IC, 181 ; Geor;,'-e, 251 : James,
115, 347; John, 115. 116, 320: .Mich., 317;
Peter, 316 ; Richiiid, 31S ; Thomas. 146 ;
Thurloprh (Thurlciirh), 71,317.
Bryant (Briant), Elizabeth. 275; Joseph, 116:
5lary Elizabeth. 275 ; Thurlogh. 73 ; Wm.,
73.
Bryn, Michall, 320.
Brynns. John, 73.
Buchaii. Pavid. 244 ; Jas.. 348 ; M.aria Pattison,
244 ; Mary Ann. 34>;.
Buchanan (Buchanen). Deborah, 115 : Duncan.
351 ; Geo.. ;;11 ; James, lit"..
Buck, Benj.. 87; Rob., 352 ; William, 251.
Bucker. Thomas. 116.
Buckin^rhnm, Robert, 116.
Bucklev (Buckly), Gilbert, 345 ; Sarah, C4 ;
■William, 04.
Bucknor, Thomas, 115.
Budj,'-e. Christopher, 116.
Budgeon. .Mr.. 167.
Budworth. Elizabeth, 20 ; Joseph, 20.
Buisson, Catherine Elizabeth, 194; Guillaume
lioissier, 194 ; Lconait, 195: Marie. 195.
Bulkely (Bulkier), John. 198 ; Row., 198.
Bull, William, 148.
Buller. Anthony. 251 (9), 252 (8), 253 (4).
Bulley. William. 115.
Bullingham. Thomas, 214.
Bullmer, James, 328.
Bullock (Bullocke), Edw., 175 ; Joseph, 80,
156 ; Mrs.. 86 ; Rowland, 3 (2) ; — , 156.
Bunburv. Sir Tho. Cha.. 285.
Buncom"be. Ann, 275 (2) ; Cath. Esfridge. 312 ;
Charles. 275 ; Edward, 275 (2"), 353 : (ieorge.
275 ; John, 275 (2) ; Joseph, 275 ; Mary, 275 ;
Thomas. 275 : William, 275.
Bunnell. .John. 74.
Bunninglon, George, 115.
Buntin, Robert, 344.
Bunyard. James. 312.
Burch. Henry. 344 : Sampson. 345.
Burcliall (Birchall), Daniel. 236 ; George, 116.
Burd. John. 3 ; William, 344.
Burdick, Piichard. 70.
Burej-, SCI' Berry.
Barges (Burgis), Helen, 312 : .Tames, 117.
Buriih. .Mary. 378 : Richard. 378.
Burghes. Xi'ch.. 266.
Buriron, William. 223.
Biirgoyne, Mr., 124 (2).
Burke (Burk), Amelia, 165 ; Anne, 270 ; David,
298 ; Edward, 105 ; Elizabeth, 324, 379 ;
Honora, 347 ; James, 168, 345 ; James
Choppin, 168 ; Jennette. 168; John, 70. 115,
168, 298, 347; Jonathan. 320; Joseph, 116,
268 (2), 271 ; Lucretia, 325 ; Mary. 165 ;
Mary D., 178 ; Mr.. 79 ; Lolly. 325; Redmond,
316. 363 ; Richard, 116. 267," 3li; : Sarah. 267,
208 (2), 271; William, 116, 267, 268 (-').
271.
Burkel}', Dennis. 317.
Burkett, Valentine. 116.
Burley. William, 261, 310.
Burlingham, Tho., 197.
Burnes, Wm., 180.
Burnett. John, 110; Thomas. 58, 89 (2), 110
(2); Thomas, sen., 116.
Burnham. Sarah Ann. 281.
Burnsick. Andrew. lliL
Burrard, Eliza Ann, 92, 93; George, 93; Sir
George, 93 (2).
Burrell. Allein, 72.
Burriston (Burnston). Richard, 112.
Burrough (Burough), Cornelius, 46 ; George,
116.
Burroughs, Nich., 311.
Burrow, William, 115.
Burrowes. Andrew, 115.
Burt, Archibald Laull, 179; Caroline Brough-
toD. 52 ; Chas. Pvm. 236, 355 ; Claris.-a. 52 ;
Daniel, 364; Georsre H., 179 (2); Robert,
345; William, 210. 211.
Burton. Garrett, 327, 352 ; Jolin, 70, 318 ;
William, 116.
Bury. Gilbert. 54. 256.
liusby, Thomas G.. l.'!5.
Bush (Bushe). George, 344 ; Rebecca Walcott,
135; Wm., 204.
392
CARIBBEANA.
Broornc. Fra., 3r)r5 : John, 251 ; Josepb, 2.')1 ;
Mary. 2.")1.
Broster, John. :i.")3.
Brother, Riclianl, 3-l(i.
Brother^on, Ann. I!(;0 : Charles Pavne. SCI ;
Lewis. ■^\■^; Peter, 361 ; Peter Frere, 312,
3(;0 ; Philip. 3(;(i.
I'rotherton. 31athe\v. llC.
Brongh. Charles, 134 ; Gervasc, 1 l-O.
BrouC^hton. iulward, lt)4 (2). 118 ; Henrv, 330;
Phlllis, 330 (2) ; The. 33U.
Brounchcr. 2'J7.
Brouncker. Catli., •:-12. 247. 248 : Henrv. 242,
247. 3!2, 341'; Mi.-s. 248.
Brown (,Br( wne). Adam. 11.') ; .Ale.x.. 3.")1. r.")4 ;
Ang-us, 347 : Ann, IHO. 2.')3, 325 (2) : Anthony,
31, 326; Uenjamin, llO. 17(1 : C'apt.. 20(1;
Charles, lH!; Charles Pat., 177; Daniel,
271 ; Dorothy. 2'.i.) ; Edward, 5<J. i:,. 1(!.5,
32C ; Elizabeth. li;7. 271 : Everard. 34.');
Fanny, 33 ; Frances, 2(i!) : George. I 1.5 ;
Gore. 31 ; Grace. 17U; Helen. i»0 : Henrv.
117. 128, 12I>; Jackson, 312 : James, 17(i.
264, 278. 311, 317; Jane, ICC (3). 1C7 (4);
Jasper, 343 ; Jenetta. 31 ; Jeremiah, 2(;'.l,
271 : Jeremiah, jun., 271 ; J. F.. 170: John,
65, 7C, 90(2). 115, lie (3). 17C. 253, 318. 311).
333, 345, 3.-1 : Jonathan. 167: Joseph. 1C5.
166 (4). 167 (3) ; Lieut., 44 ; Mariraret. 34t; :
Marke. 20^ : .Mary. ;125 (2) ; .'Maiy Whyte,
ICt; ; Mathias, l'.)7 ; .Michael, 384" : Mont-
fort, 351 ; .^lungo, IIC: Nath., 55: Pat-
rick, 319; Kichard, 112; Robert, IK!;
Sam., 311; 8arah. 115, 324: Sarah ('.,
155; Stanhope, 17C; Thomas. 115 (2). IIC,
1.55,198,212; Walter. 319 ; William. 55, 116
(3). 318, 325, 352, 384.
Brownell. John. 25 ; llebccca, IOC.
Brownhill. Geo.. 180; James, 181; William.
ISO.
Brownlow, Bishop of Winchester, 25 (2), 2C.
Brownrigg, Elizabeth Catherine, 185; llobeit.
185.
Brozet, John, 295, 313.
Brozelts. Kdmond. 3C2.
Bruce. Dr.. 221 ; James. 232. 354 ; John. 327 ;
Keturah. 200 ; Mrs., 221 ; Rob. G.. 352 ;
Samuel B., 3ol ; Susanna, 301.
Brucke, .w Brooke.
Brunning. John. 115.
Brutton, \Vm.. 198.
Bryan (Brian), Charles, 116; Curnelius, 76.
320. 343. 344 ; Daniell. 317 ; Dennis. 345 ;
Elisha, 7C : G. L., 181 : George, 251 : James,
115, 347; John, 115. IIC, 320: .Mich., 317;
Peter. 31(5 ; Kich.ird, 318 : Thomas. 146 ;
Thurlogh (Thurleigh), 71, 317.
Bryant (Briant), Kli/abeth. 275; Joseph, 116:
Slary Elizabeth, 275 ; Thurlogh. 73 ; Wm.,
73.
Bryn, Michall, 320.
Brynns. John. 73.
Buchan, Pavid. 244 ; Jas.. 34S ; Maria Pattison,
244 ; Mary Ann. 34S.
Buchanan (Buchanen). Deborah. 1 15 ; Duncan.
351; Geo.. 3il ; James, Uii.
Buck, Benj.. 87; Rob., 352 ; William, 251.
Bucker. Thomas. 116.
Buckingham, Robert, IIC.
Bucklev (Buokly), Gilbert. 345 ; Sarah, 64 ;
William, C4.
175 ; Joseph, S&,
3(2); -1,50.
Bucknor, Thomas, 115.
Budge. Christopher, 110.
Budgeon. i\Ir.. 167.
Budworth. Elizabeth, 20 ; Joseph, 20.
Buisson, Catherine Elizabeth, 194; Guillaume
lioissier. 194 ; Leonait, 195 : Jfarie. 195.
Bulkely (Bulkier), John! 198 ; Row., 198.
Bull, William. 148.
Buller. Anthony. 251 (9), 252 (8), 253 (4).
Bulley. William. 115.
Bullingham. Thomas, 214.
Bullmer, James. 328.
Bullock (Bullocke), Edw.
156 ; Mrs., 86 ; Rowland,
Bunbury. Sir Tho. Cha.. :
Buncornbe. Ann, 275 (2) ; Cath. Estridgc. 312 ;
Charles. 275 : Edward, 275 (2), 353 : (ieorge.
275 ; John, 275 (2) ; Joseph, 275 ; Mary, 275 ;
Thomas. 275 : William, 275.
Bunnell. .John. 74.
Bunnington, George, 115.
jiuntin. Robert, 344.
Bunyard. James. 312.
Bureh, Henry. 314 ; Sampson. 345.
Burchall (Birchall), Daniel. 236; George, 116.
Burd. John. 3 : William, 344.
Burdick, Richard, 70.
Burey. scr Berrj*.
Barges (Burgis). Helen, 312
Burgh. .Mary". 378 : Richard. 378.
Burghes. Xich.. 2C6.
Burgon, William. 223.
Bnrgoyne, Mr., 124(2).
BurUe (^Burk), Amelia, 165 : Anne, 270 ; David.
298 ; Edward. 165 : Elizabeth. 324, 379 ;
Honora, 347 ; James, 168, 345 ; James
Choppin, 168; Jennette. 108; John. 7o, 115,
; Jonathan. 320; Joseph, 116,
; Lucretia, 325 ; Mary. 165 ;
Mr.. 79 ; I'olly. 325; Redmond,
Richard, 116. 267,' 31(5 : Sarah, 2C7,
271 ; William, 110, 2C7, 208 (2),
.Tames, 11^
168. 298. 347
208 (2), 271
Mary D., 178
316.303 "
268 (2),
271.
Burkely, Dennis. 317.
Burkett, Valentine. 116.
Burley. William, 261,310.
Burlingham, Tho., 197.
Burnes, Wm., 180.
Burnett, John, 116; Thomas, 58, 89 (2), 116
(2); Thomas, sen., 116.
lUirnham. Sarah Ann. 281.
Burnsick, Andrew. 116.
Burrard, ?;iiza Ann, 92, 93 ; George, 93 ; Sir
George. 93 (2).
Burrell. Allein. 72.
Burriston (Buraston). Richard, 112.
Burrough (Burough), Cornelius, 46 ; George,
lie.
Burroughs, Nich., 311.
Burrow, William, 115.
Burrowes. Andrew, 115.
Burt, Archibald I'aull, 179; Caroline Brough-
tOD, 52 ; Chas. Pym. 230,
Daniel, 'M'A ; Gt;or<re H.,
345 ; William, 210. 211.
Burton. Garrett, 327, 352 ;
William, 110.
Eury, Gilbert. 54. 250.
Busby, Thomas G.. I.'i5.
Bush (,Busho). Geoige, 344 ; Rebecca Walcott,
135; Wm., 204.
355 ; Claris.-;i. 52 ;
179 (2); Robert,
; Jolin, 76, 318 ;
INDEX.
393
Bushell (Busshall), Thomas, 251^, 254 (2) ; — ,
238.
Bushopp. William, 225 (4), 227.
Bussie, NVilliaiii. Uil.
Butcher, Capt.. ^8 ; Doctor, 282; Edwd.. 12C:
Eliza, 281 ; G. E.. l',V> ; James, 87, i:i5 : .f.-ine
S., 300; John, 115, 300 ; Mis., 87 ; Richard,
282.
Butler, CO.
Bvtlei; 60. (14. t)7. G8, 355.
Butler (IJuttlcr). Aniie, 5;». 61. 67, 268 ; T.etbia,
60, 61 ; Carolina, h'.K 61 ("2). iM\ : Charitv,
116; Duke, 22, 23 (5). H;i, 5!». 60 (2). 61 (.'i),
62, 63 (2), {■>{■> (3). 67 ^J) ; Elizabeth. 35. 6o.
61, 62, 64. 67, 2i;s. 260, 272, 355 ; Frances. 22
(2), 23 (8), 5'.), 60 (2), r,l. 62. 63 (2). 64. 6.5.
217; tieorge. 53, 54, l'J7. 2u8 (4), 20y (5):
Gilbert, 76 ; Gregory, 45, 25(!, 25!) ; Hannah,
66 ; Henrietta. 61 : Jaines, 5!). 6i) (2), (Jl (4).
62, 63. 64 (2). 65 (4), 6i; (2), 67 (3). 73. 74 (2),
268, 269, 272, 311). 320 : Jane, 61. 67 (3). lt;s ;
JeflEry. 197 ; Jo., 6i; : John, 22 (2). 23 (9). 25.
35, 60 (3), 61 (2^. 62 (3). 63 (3). 64 (4). 117
(2), 76, 223, 270, 315 ; Joice. 16s ; Judith. 60
(2), 62, (i3, 65 (3V 66 ; 31.. 64, 65 ; llajor. 64 ;
Mary, 23 (2), 25, 53, 59, (iO (4), 61 (4). 62. 63,
65 (3), 66 (3), 67 (7), 269. 315: Xath., 59:
Sarah, 59, 60, 61 (2), 62. 64 (2) ; Squire, 261 ;
' Susan, 6U (2) : Susanna. ()7 : Thomas. 25 (2).
33, 59 (2), 60 (7), 61, 62 (3). (13 (3), 64 (8), 6.5
(3), 66 (4), 67 (3). 311 (2). 355; lobias. 71,
317: William, 59, 60,61, 62. 64 (7), 67 (2).
G8, 344.
Y.MtinX (Butel-). John. 116: Marv, 119.
Buttcrfield, William, 116.
Buttermilk, Jemima, 136.
Buttrill, .Alex., 212.
Buxton, Anna, 327 ; Francis. 332. 333 (2), 334.
Byam, Ann. 277 : Edward, 26, 124 (2), 28i) ;
Elizabeth, 2.8 (3) : Martin. 26. 28 (3) : .Marv,
20, 378 (2), 379 ; Richard Scott, 29 : William,
15, 20, 277, 378 (2), 379 ; Willoughby, 124.
Byan, ^lorris, 317.
Byer, Mary Ann. 155 : T. W., 155.
Byfield, Richard. 1 1 6 (2).
Byland. Rudolph. 208.
Byndloss, family of, 286.
Byndloss (Bindloss, Byndlosse), Anne Petron-
ella, 47. 48 ; Charles, 48 : Poliutz, 127 ;
Robert, 47. 48. 127, 146. 147 (2), 148, 150 (2) ;
Thomas, 48 ; — , 48, 214.
Bynn, Francis. 317.
Bynns, John, 74.
Bynoe, Francis. 88.
Byrly, Rob., 109.
Bythesea, Jane, 383 ; John, 383.
Cabbage. Greenhead, 136 ; Jemima, 136.
Cable, Samuel, 182.
Cach, John. 318.
Cadagon (C'ado;2:an. Codogan"). Charles. 155,
216, 299; Cornelia, 299: Kliza. 216; Eliza-
beth, 118; Katherine !Marv, 155; Thomas,
118,135,300.
Caddell. Henry. 217.
Cadd.rrce. Luc;is. 223 ; Mr., 223.
Caddy, .Mice. 95; Mured, ;(4 ; Edith, 95;
Elizabeth M. A.. 95; Georgiana. 94, 95 (2);
TOL. II.
180
318 :
John.
318. 313.
S3 : Alice
J. H.. 94 ; John Herbert, 94 ; J. Sr. Vincent,
95 : Lieut.. 95 ; — . 95 (2).
Caflery, Thurlogh. 3 is.
Cahane. Henry. :'>I9.
Cahcfie. 4V'ige. :!2i.i.
Cahill, Derby. 31s.
Cahosy, Kdmun<'. 316.
Caine, Ro^'cr. 223.
(Jaines, James T., 179 ; John R. P.,
Thomas, 225 ; Thomas S., ISO.
Caldfcntt. John. 240.
CaUV. i:dw;ird. 179: Thomas, 264.
Call. Rich.. 59.
Call:ibutfe, Ann, 117.
Callahaue (Callaghane), Curnelius.
Dennis, 73. 222. 319 ; Dermoud. 73 :
73, 318 ; John, junr., 318 ; Teige,
Callawaie. William, 3.
Callen. Joseph. 117.
Callender (,C'allend:ir), Alice, 82.
Rice. S3 (2) : Christian, 83. 281 ; Clement.
83: George William. 82; James. 118: .lohn
James, S3, 2sl : Nicholas. S3 ; Nicholas lUce,
82. S3 (3). 219: Richard Boucher. 82;
Richard Clement, 82 ; Timothy, 82 (2). S3.
Calvyn. Robert. 320.
Cameron. Allen. 118; Auley, 117; Evan, 117;
James. 118 : Jlary. 92.
Camish, George. 118.
Cammack. Charles, 117; Sarah, 117; Thomas,
lis (2).
CiniiphcU. 188.
Campbell, Alexander, 58, 117, US, 188 ;
Andrew, 117 ; An;^us, 186 ; Anne, 186 ;
Archibald. 117; Catherine, 188; Cha., 335;
Colin, 58, 331 : Daniell, 117. 118 ; Donald,
117. ISS; Dugald, 186, 188, 350; Duncan,
188(4), 354: Edward Henry, 188: Eliza-
beth. \\^, 1>^7 (2): Farquhar, 188; George,
187 ; Harriott Annabella. 21 ; Helena. 188 ;
Hugh. 117 ; James, 59, 175. ISS; Sir James,
117 (2): Jane, 58; John, 113. 117 (2), 118,
186 (2). Is7. 353: Maria. 188: JIarv, ISS;
Maryann, 1>!S; Jliss. 279; :\rrs.. 187 (2);
Neil, 117 ; Peter. 117. 118: Robert, 21. 331 ;
Robert S., 178 ; Ronald, 117, 118 ; St. James,
117; Thomas, 188; William, 118.
Campiiin. .John. 145.
Caniplin. Kcv.. 19U.
Canana, Darby, 319.
Canavane (Cannavan, Canvane), David
Francis, 359: John. 71; Teige, 71
359: W. G., 181.
Caudale, Wm., 348.
Cane. Charles. 344 ; !Mrs.,
Robert. 73 : Teage, 74.
Canen. Nicholas. 77.
Canes, Thomas. 344.
Canliam, Francis. 167.
Cannibee, .John. 74.
Cannon. I'auU. 73.
Cannonicr, Andrew. ISO.
C;innt (Cante"). Frederick.
Ned. 2ul : S;uuue!. 155.
Canteliv (Cantello). Cliarlotte S., 216; Luke
316. ■
Cantey, Wm., 319.
Canthe, Alexander, 117.
Cantrell, Philip. 117.
Cantwell, Michaell, 76.
Capon, Nathan. 75.
D 1)
71 ;
Wm.,
346 ; Richard. 344
238 ; Marv, 155
394
CARIBBEAN A,
Capper. John. 281.
Carliery, Elizabeth, ;iO (-J) ; .Mary. 27. :iO.
Carcoff, 'ihouia?, 71.
Cardazo, Abr., 17i>.
Cardeline, Richard. 7<).
Cardell (Cardill), Charles, 117; Isaac, 117;
John, 1 17.
Cardeu (Cavdin). Col.. 110; Richard. 180:
Robert, lui' ; William, l-^ii.
Carew, Jane. 1)1 ; John, 1:>.">. Ci'l) : ^largaret,
100, 29!) ; Richard. 3i:! : The. loii.
Carey (Carryo, Cary), Capt.. 20S (2). 210 ;
DoVothy. :!su ; Gour-o, ;!>0 : Sir Ileiuy. HSO ;
Henry Francis, iiSO, :iSl ; Jame--, 2(1 : John,
353; Lucius, 1180; Theodore. .'iJSO ; Thoma?',
146; William, 7(i, 19(5, 197, 3S0, liSl ; W'm.
Lucius, 381.
Carjrill, John, 117: Milborough, 117; Richard,
117; Robert. 117.
Carkeet, .Steplieu, 2(;0.
Carleson, JIary, 117.
Carleton (Carlton), Georjre. 2S,S : John. 117.
Carley (Carlee), Daniel, H ; Patrick. 74.
Carlisle, 97.
Carlisle (Carlile). Alice, 97 ; Earl of, 93, 200 :
Francis, 97 ; James, Earl of, 3, 4 (4), 5, C.
Carlos, Charles, 117.
Carman, Will., 212.
Carmichael, Christopher, 117; Major-Geueral,
137.
Came, Thomas, 217.
Carnell, Richard, 118.
Carney, Parby. 347.
Carnsen, Francis, 197.
Carott, Harry. 72.
Carpenter, Henry. 311 ; Mary, 117; Philip.
255 ; Rich.. 93 ; William, 27(i, 3.-.3.
Carr, Andrew, 319; Dr., 135; John, 117:
Joseph, 117 : Paul, 117 ; Wm.. 320.
Carra, Anthony, 72.
Carrelara, Patriv;k. 31!;.
Cavrill (Cairell, Carroll) Dan., 320 ; John, 347 ;
Roger. 316 ; Thoma.s, 74.
Carriiigtoii; Charles, 282 ; Sarah B., 216 ;
William, 1 17.
Carrorgon, William, 263.
Cartart, Adam, 320.
Carter, Andrew, 253 (8) : Attorney-General
124 ; Avise, "VO ; Ch., 253. 254 (5) ; Chr.. 54
Col., 210; Elizabeth. 86. 298; Frances Jane
349 ; Henry, 118 ; Hester, 233 ; Joanna. 2:53
John, 3, 86, 30O ; Richard, 117 ; Tho.. 327
Thomas Lake, 137 ; Timothy, 298; William
118.
Carteret, Jos.. 56 ; Lord, 337.
Cartwright. William, 118.
Carty, Ch.arles, 318 ; Daniell. 74. 318, 342 ;
Dennis, 74 (2), 31S (2), 319, 320, 346 (2);
Florence, 74, 316, 317; Owen. 31S, ;!2() :
Teise, 77. 318, 319 ; Tymotliy, 69.
Cartyroe. Pan.. 318.
Caryalho. Dayid, 117: Isaac, 117; Ladosma
Dd., 117 : Samuel, 118.
Casamajor. Justinian, 27, 371 ; — , 30.
Casbolt, Henry. Ho.
Case, Thom;u«, 25 (2).
Casey (Cassy). lien., 363 ; John, 73 ; Morris.
317 ; Simon. 73.
Cashie (Ca^hy\ Dernict. 222 ; Patrick, 315;
I'ermot, 222.
Cftsres, Gomes Isaac, 118,
Cassane, Daniell, 75.
Ciissele, linden. 262.
Cassin, Ann. 324 ; Frances Vincent. 324 ; John,
165 (2). 166: Marv. Di! (2): Michael. 166,
311. 324 ; :\lrs.. 16(i.
Castell. :Mary, 58 ; Richard
Catcher, John, 196.
Cateness. Durby, 117.
Cater, -Mrs.. 216 : W.. 216.
Catherwood, .John. 1 17.
Cavalier. John, 57, 11
328 ; Melchior, 328.
Cavally, Francis, 57. 117 (2).
Cavan, James. 283.
Cavanan (.')• William. 31(;.
Cave, Charles, 85 ; Elizabeth, 378 ^ Emmoline
F., 378 : Frances. 378 ; James, 23(; : John.
42. 377. 378 (3) : John. junr.. 378 ; Joseph.
236 ; Mary. 236 ; Oliver, 377
Sarah. 85 ;
117.
Marsaret E. Thain,
378 ; I'ene
Stephen,
ope,
85 ;
377, 378 (,2) ;
William, 37s.
Cayley. Tho., 350.
Cecil (Cicel), Darby, 147, 148.
Cells, Miss, 152.
Cerf, Henrj-, ."49.
Chaddock. John. 117.
Chadertou, Mary, 41.
Chads, Eliza .Sti'les, 221 ; John Cornell, 221.
Chadwald, John, 251.
Chad wick, Ilichai-d, 118.
Chaffort, .lohn, 71.
Chahell.Tho.. 318.
Chalk (Chalke), John. 19S ; Nath.. 345.
Challenger, Aunc, 165; Clementine, 165; Mag'-
nus Morton, 165 ; Tho. I'hipps. 363.
Chalmers. Kavid, 176.
Chambcrlaine, Anthony. 117 ; Sir Wiiloughby,
198.
Chambers, Alexander, 117 ; Bertram. 193 ;
liertram iMordaunt, 195 ; Bonella, 4 9, 51 ;
Charity, 193 ; David, 127 : Edw., 175 ;
Elizabeth, 49, 50; Jacob, 117; John, 117.
118; John Tharp, 51; Xath.. 319; Nora,
195; Thomas, 51; William, 193, 344, 347,
353 ; Sir Wm.. 331.
Champante. Robert, 63.
Champneys, ilargaret. 117.
Chan . . e. .Anthony. 'U).
Chapell, Will.. ■2in\2), 262 (2).
Chaplin (Chaplain). L'haries, 117; Jane. 133;
John, 117 ; Robert. 118 : Tho., 57.
Chapman, Anne, 167, 324 ; xVrabella, 280 ;
; Chri>topher,
32 4 : .Jemima,
Martha, 281 ;
280 ; Rebecca
212 ; Samuel
William,
Betsy. 167 ; Christian. 357
344 ; Henry. 198 ; James. 167,
156 ; John, 252 ; Laura, 52 :
Mary Charlotte, 324 ; R. E.,
Mapp, 280 ; Richaid. 154,
Belcher, 52 : Susanna. 217.
Chardin, Sir .fno., 107, 109.
Charles, King, 9.
Charles, Adams, 118 ; Benjamin, 117
118.
Charley, Henry. 227.
Charlton (Charleton), Edw., 57, I L^
Rackam, 192.
Charnock, Eleanor. 197 ; John. 117.
Chase, Ann. 216 ; Catharine. 2"-0 ; Elizabeth.
43 ; Hamlet A.. 90 ; John A., 3ul ; Katherine
B., 282 ; Thoni.is. 135 ; Thomas T., 279.
Chattam, John. 69.
ChattertOD, Mary Rachael, 217 ; W.. 217.
JIary
ii^DEX.
395
Chauimy (ChaunccjOt Amelia, 2'J ; Charles, !M ;
Charles Snell. :i? (:5). -'J : X:ith. Snoll, '^M) ;
Sarah, 2U ; AVilliam Sntll. 27, ■2'J ; — , 28
(2).
Chauvct, Lewis, 25 (2).
Cheap, The, 3.jl.
Cheason, — , '2i>'>.
Cheeks, tfenrv, 279, 300 ; Rebecca. 279 : Sarah
E.. 300.
Cheeringe. Robert. 33i.
Chcneward, Isaac, 117.
Cherzus, Benjamin, 270 : Margaret, 270 ; iSarah,
270.
Chesson, Robart, 20 1.
Chester, Granado, 2.j (2) ; William, 117, l',i9
(2).
Chidley, William, 2o4.
Child, Elizabeth, ii ; Quarter- Master, 44 ;
Robert, l'J7.
Childermas, Mr., 148.
Chilton, Edw., lt)0.
Chinir, John, 319.
Chisholm (Chisolm), Mr., 87 ; Tho., 348.
Chiswell, Richard Muilman French, 27 (2) ;
— , 30.
Chitty, Rich., 5i).
Choles. Anthony, 74.
Cholmley, .Mana Anue. 242 ; Rob., 242.
Chomel, G. M., 19.i ; Isabella Sara, 19.':;.
Choypin. l-lizalseth, 2(j9 ; Frances, 270 ; Sarah,
209.
Chorley, John, 3:50 ; Sarah. .">(;.
Chrisholme, Jane, US ; Wm., 57.
(Christian. Christian, 117 ; Dorothy, 118.
Christie (Christy). Jemima, 15(>, 2y9 ; William.
lof), 299, 300, :i2(;.
Christopher, Gilbert, 197 ; Thomas, 214.
Chum, John. 252.
Church, John. 208 ; Samuel. 118.
Churchley, William, 118.
Churchman, Tho., 191).
Clanson (Clossen), Bawdeu (Bowthen), 151 (2).
Clare, Geo., 311 : Nath.. 197 ; Tobias. 325.
Claredg-e, Thomas, 41.
Clarendon, Countess of, lii7.
Clarina, Nathaniel William Ma<sey, Lord, 87 ;
Penelope. Lady, 87 ; — .87.
Clarke (Clark, Clerk, i 'lerke), Abig-ail N., 282 ;
Adam, 219; Alured. 12i;, 130: Amary, 210;
Ann Jones, 27 (5). UO (2). 31 : Anthony,
252; Archibald. 118-; Biuler Fentou. 23;
Catherine Ann. 283; Daniel. 211 ; Dorothj-.
281 (2); Edward, 117, 175. 2S1 (2). 2-<2 :
Elizabeth, 88. 155 ; F.. 279 : Francis, 73 ;
Fred., 198; Gedney. 12*!, 2^5; Geo.. 175;
Georjre L.. 2>2 ; Henrietta. i!l (2) : J.icob 1'.,
218; John. 5(1. 210 (4). 23r,. 2S4, 319. 349;
John Frederick. 325 ; John Henry. 321 : John
Jones (iascoiyne. 27 (2). 30. 31 : John S..
221 ; Martha, 312 : Mary. 192. 2S4, 324 :
Mary Jane, 218: Nicholas. 117; IVter. 117,
177; Richard. 211, 283: Robert, 117. US,
259; Robert Padmore. 192; Rupert, 25;
Ruth, 215 ; Samuel, 23 (2). 117 ; S. K., 303 ;
Sir Simon, 175 : Sir Simon IL-iu^jhton. I :
Susannah, 324 : William. (11 (2). (Ki (-2). 11><.
136,311.319: Wm. Halford, 22 : William
Scott, 324 ; Wm. Trant, 24 : Wm. Vaughan,
22,
Clarmont, Ch,as., 328.
Clary, John, 314.
Clause, Jacob, 222.
Claver. Thomas, 117; William, 117.
Claxton, Ann, li;9 (2); Butler, 31, 109 (4):
Butler Thompson, 109 (2) ; Christopher,
109 ; Clara Miles. 109 ; Kdward, ISO
Frances Young-, 109 ; Julia Emma, 109
Lucy, 109 (2) ; Rachel, 109 ; Robert, 109
(3) : Sally, 325 ; .^arah, 109.
Clay, Samuel, 109 (3).
Clayton. George. 270 ; Sarah. 270 ; Thomas,
2.53,
Clayton, Scott i: Clayton, 24,
Clea, Will., 212.
Cleare, Henry T.. 280 ; Rebecca ]Mapp. 280.
Cleary, Alexander, 310; Edmond. 319; John,
317 ; Owen. 318.
Cleave, Edward, 214 (2) ; Phcebe, 214.
C'lee, Lawrence. 117.
Cleeves, John, 1 17.
Clegg, Edward. 103.
Cleland, Wm., 1!»9.
Clement, Howard, 195 ; Mabel, 195 ; Mrs., 130 ;
Nathl., 312.
Clements, William, 258.
Clentch. John, 212.
Cleverly. Mr.. 223.
Cliffe. John. 117.
Clifton. Anne, 209. 325; Benjamin, 269. 270;
Francis. 27 ; H. C. 180 : John J., ISl ;
Katherino, 208 ; Margaret. 270 ; 3Iary. 270 ;
Nathanael, 268 (2), 271 ; Rebecca Catherine,
27.
Clincli. John. 212.
Clinckett. Ab;d. 210. 218, 280, 284 ; Eleanor,
217; Harriett, 210 ; James, 42 : Miss, 218 ;
Mrs.. 280 ; — . 42.
Clinton. Elizabeth, 130 ; George, 130 : Jane
Katharine, 2S0 : John, 181 ; Judith, 87.
Clonane, Morris. 319 (2).
Cloys, Edmond, 320.
Clunn. John. 252,
Cluttcrhucl\ 08.
Clutterbuck, Lieut.. 221.
Cluxtons, W, T.. 17S.
Coacker (Coaker), Berjah, 117; Jonathan, 118,
Coale, Geo.. 55.
Coates. Ph., 199.
Cobb. Francis, 147, 255 : Humphry, 73.
Cohhdni. 'i'y.
Cobh.im, Elizabeth. 304 ; James, 3ltl, 305 ;
John. S5. 184 (3). 3iM, 3'15 (2): Mrs.. 85 ;
Richard. S5, 2'>U ; Susannah, 85 (2) ; Susan-
nah Christiin. 85. 184 (2). 3ii5.
Cochrane (C!ockran). Sir Alexander. 4.3 (2). SO,
89 (2). 134: P.asil. 219: Capt.. 134; John,
117, 118, 353: Lord. 219: Miss. 89; Rose,
\'\\ : sec iiUii Dundonald.
Cock, Capt., 15:> ; Henry. 153 : .Tonatlian. 117 ;
LcDuard, 118 : Lucas," l',i7 ; R., 3iil ; Richard,
jun., 42. 3iil : Thomas. 155.
Cockburn. Archibald, 117: Richard, 117; Tho.,
59 : William. 57, 117, 118,
Cockburn A; Davi<, 12S. l;5l.
Cockcroft. Caleb. 12. 13 ; Elizabeth, 12, 13.
Cocker, I'homa-;. 73.
Ciickran. -^vv Cochrane.
(Jodogan, .v(c Cadagon.
Codriugton, Clir., 237, 257, 328 ; f!ov., 357 ;
John, 112. Ill, 123: ,y„hti A., 2i^0 : Sarah,
123 : Wm., 333 (2) ; Sir Wm., 333 (J) ; — ,
201.
396
CARIBBEANA.
Coffan, David, 318 ; John, 71.
Coghall, Thonia*. 71.
Coghlan (Coi,'!an), Eliz., 3,^4 ; Henry Tho.. 3S4
(2) ; John. Mil ■ Mrs., Hsl ; Koger, :!.*4 (2).
Cohane, Bryan. 317 (2) ; John, junr., 313.
Cohen, llvmer. 349 ; John. 343 ; Judah. 34'J.
Coker, Thomas, 320.
Coldmain. James. 31 G.
Cole. Abi^-ail. 117 ; Anne, 324 ; Edward. 117;
Elizabeth Ann, 44. 303 ; GeOP.ze. 44. 303 ;
Gilbert, 3; Jas., 320; John. 117, 147 (2);
Joseph, 75 ; Lancelott, 2.53 : Lawford, 03 ;
Rebecca, 117 ; Robert. US : Sam., 311 ;
Susa, 312; Tho., 03, 273,311. 312; Zachary,
75.
Coleback, John, 147, 14S (2), 150.
Colebrook, Henry, 118.
Coleburn, — , 147, 150.
Coleman (CoUman), Henry, 117; James, 74;
J. C, 80, SS ; ilichael, 15. 10; Miss. 80;
Nicholas, 117 ; William. 230, 237, 294.
Coles, Charles. 118 ; Sarah, 55.
Colhoun, xir Colquhoun.
Coll, John. 118.
Collard. John, 170.
Collett, Rich., 50.
Collgrave. David, senr., 318.
Collier, 335.
Collier (CoUycr). Abel, 334 : Abel Bannister.
335; Anthony, 104. 140 (3), 14^ (2), 149,
150; Capt., 43 ; C'atherino Gregorie. 335 ;
Elizabeth, 117, 335 (2) ; Frances. 42 ; James
K., 334 ; James iMorris. 335 (2) : Jane. 334
(2), 335 ; Jane Miller. 335 ; J. M., 134 :
Joseph, 335 ; Mary. 335 (3) ; Mehetabel
Christian, 334, 335 ; Mrs.. 134 ; Robert. 252 ;
Samuel, 334, 335 ; William, 200, 334. 335 (2) ;
—,43.
Colligon, Bryan, 343.
CollingtOD. John, 252.
Collins, family of, .47.
Collins (CoUiugs, Collyns). Benjamin, 135 ;
David, 75 ; Dennis, 70; James. 117 ; .Jerom,
117; John. 319. 314, 345; John (4. C. 280;
John M.. 371 ; Morris, lis : Mr^., 223 ; Rich.,
54 ; Tabitha, 117 ; Teige, 318 ; Thomas, 204 :
William, 212.
Colliton (Colcton, Colleton), Klizabetli. 118 ;
Sir John. 197; Louisa Carolina, 28; Sir
Peter, 198.
Collow, Wni., :>51.
Collpre.-se, Fran.. 318.
Colly, Philip. 117, 319 ; William, 117,
Collvmore, Charlotte, 285 : Henry, 285 ; J. 8.,
219 ; Sarah Lucy, 220.
CoUyus, SIC Collins,
Colombies, Anthony, 328,
Colquhoun (Colhoun), Walter, 31, 32 ; William
Macdowall, 25 (2), 27, 30; — . 20.
Comane, Dennis. 314.
Comber, Alice. 17 ; Thomas, 17.
Combermere. Lady. 282 ; Lord. 282.
Combes. Adam, 311 ; Kliz., 311 ; Krauces,
John. 2i!7 : ,.\lary, 207.
' Comerford, Edward, 117.
Comings, Jas,, 55.
Compere, Leonard 329
Tho,, 329,
Compton, Henry, 350 (2)
350: Tliomas". 112.
Conally, Con,, 117 ; Mary,
Conard, Wm., 329.
Conaway, scr Connoway.
Concaneii (Coueanin, Concanon), Jas.,
Martin, 349 ; Mathcw. US ; Teige. 343.
Condon (Conden), David, 320; Morris,
'3,
2o;
Mary, 117, .329 (2);
John. 350 : T.ncretia,
18 ; Patrick. 117.
319.
Coneade, Teige, 71.
Coney, John, 320.
Coiigell. Teige. 75.
Connell (Coiinall). John. 222. 317 ; Mary, 281 ;
Miss, 89 ; Teige, 72 ; W., 281.
Conner (Connor), .■Vrthur, 71 ; Daniell, 310 ;
Derby, 340 ; Hugh, 319 ; James. 318 ; John.
117, 318, 319. 344 : Mathew, 70 ; Patrick, 74,
354 ; Teige, 72, 318 ; Ursula, 118.
Connery, Wm., 09.
Conuett, Francis. 77.
Connoe, Edm.. 319.
Connorton, Henry, 315.
Connoway (Conaway), John, 346 ; Patrick,
340 ; Wm., 320.
Conrade, — , 202.
Conron, John, 118.
Considen, Dennis, 287, 288, 351 ; Dermoiid, 71
(.3) ; John, 71.
Conyland, Cane, 319.
Coode, Henry, 327 ; Jane. 327.
Cook (Cooke), Ben., 359; Edward, 50, 117;
George, 1 18 ; Henry, 329 ; John. 50, 09, 117,
208 (2), 209 (3), 210. 223. 220 ; Jonathan, 09 ;
Mary, 133 ; Miss, 154 ; Oliver. 220 ; Philip
Chris., 117 ; Pierce. 120 ; Richard. 70 ; Roger,
117 ; Sarah, 118. 134 ; Thomas, 180 ; William,
55. 212 ; — , 133, 134.
Cookes, Ann, 118.
Coolis, Catherine, 1 18 ; Henry
118.
Coolie, John, 4.
Coombe, William, 303,
Coone, Jacob Linsin, 225, 227 ; — , 226.
Cooper, Christnjiher, 55. 252 (9), 253 :
both, 117 ; George, 117 (2) ; Isaac. 175
118; Joane, 312; John. 140, 151 (2), 314,
340 ; John Johnson, 70 : Jonathan Bardell,
201 ; Mary. 179: xMathew, 118; Nich,, 197;
William, 179, 181 ; — , 51 (2),
Cope (Cop). Esther, 55 ; Geo., 54 ; John, 55,
150 (2) ; Major. 110.
Copeland, Jlr,, 14 ; Willi.ani, 118.
Copeu, Elizabeth, 118; .Tohn, 117.
Coply, Lieut,, 88.
Coppeil (CappcU), Eliz. Ann, 93
Susanna, 93. 331 ; William, 93, 144 (2), 331
Copsell, Henry. 3.
Coram. John. 71.
Corbett (Corbitt), Elizabeth. 252 ;
117 ; Vincett. 252 (3) ; Wm., 73.
Cordier, Gabriell, 72.
Cordon, Richard, 345.
Corey, Wm., 55.
Corker, Thomas, 117.
Cormack (Cormake. Cormat). John
317; Lieut,-Col., 310, 347.
Cormody. Dan,, 310.
Cor .... nan, William, 255.
Corneles, Albert. 201.
Cornelius. Antho,. 20(">.
Corncliuson, Derrick, 227.
Cornewall, Huir.piir;-y, 117.
Coruii, llichard. 70.
Cornuck. John, 1 17.
117 ; Richard,
Eliza-
Jane.
Mrs,, 93
Richard,
(3),
INDEX.
397
Cornyn, Dom., 57.
Corr, Francis, 117.
Correa, Jas., 50.
Corrie, Hob., 351.
Corrue, leij^e, :>1G.
Corts, Zacliarias Lin. 220, 227.
Corvell, John, 7.>.
Cosby, Alexander, :521 ; Anne, .'321 ; Eliza, 321 ;
Phillipsi. 321 ; William, .)21,
Cosyrave, Daniel, 318.
Cosker, Plielem. 343.
Cossley, John, 143.
Costo, Vas de David, US.
Cotter, Jas., 176, 319.
Cottcrell, Cape. 'JO (2) ; Henry, 118.
Cottle, Edward Parr, 314 ; Grace Camilla, 314 ;
J., 314; J. M., 314; .Mark, 204 ; Tho., 191,
236, 237, 314 ; Thomas John. :','.). 314 (2).
Cotton, 103.
Cotton (Coton, Gotten). Esther, 103; Henry
Salisbury, lu3 ; James, 170 ; Sir Lynch
Salusbury, lUO ; Mary, KH! ; Matthew, 3 ;
Mr., 123, 124 (4); Philadelphia, .".s, 100, 103
(3), 104, 105, lOG (3). 330 : Sir Robert, 103.
105, lOG (2) ; Sidney Arabella, lOli ; Sophia,
106 ; Thomas. 103 (2), lo4, 105, 106 (4). 201,
277; Sir Thomas, 100. 103; Thomas Salis-
bury, 103; William. 103, ln5.
Coujrhlan, Deriuond. 71.
Coulthurst. Henry. 201. 282 ; :M., 282.
Courtnav (Courtney), ilrs.. 125 ; Sir Wm.. 126.
Cove (Cone), Jlajor. 145 ; I'eter, 31!), 347.
Coveiy, Nathaniel. 1 17.
Coventry. George William. Earl of, 28 ; — ,
207.
Coverdale, John, 176.
Coward, Henry, 55, 117.
Cowie, James. 1 18.
Cowley, Abr., IW ; John. 3. 117 ; Wm.. 30, 57.
Cowper, .\nue. 32',) : J. M., 13 ; Tho., 329.
Cox, Fraunces, 384 ; Grace. 357 ; Mary .\nn,
135; Mr,, 224; Prest,, 125; Richard, lu, 70;
Robert, 70; Samuel, 117,109; Thomas C,
Via.
Coxhead, Thomas. 25 (2).
Coy (Coye). Francis, 198 ; John. 318.
Cozens, Geo. Harrison, 348 ; Petter, 2()1.
Crabbe, Henry. 197.
Crabtrce. Ann, 308 ;. Daniel, 308 ; Jlary, 308 ;
William .Martin, 'M>^.
Craddock. Cuavlcs, 117.
Craford, John, 117.
Craft (Croft). 31 rs. J. A., 326.
Crag<;, George. 216, 220 ; .Mrs., 216.
Craijr (Crai^'-^), George. 3u3 ; Milliken, 329 ;
— , 303.
Crambie, David. 118.
Cramond. John, 17t>,
Crane, Henry, 219;
William, 150.
Cranfurd, Alexandra.
331 ; Jane, :!31 ; srr
Crank. John, 74,
Craven, William, Lord, 28.
Crawford (Crauford). .Mex., :'. 19 : Sir Alex-
ander, 32S ; Avise, 3iio ; Henry, 117 : Jame?,
118; John, 117; John (\)bhani, 3(iu ; Mary,
118; Patience, 299; Thomas, 117; William,
117 ; .<(C III"!! (.'ranfurd,
Crawley, l;ioh., 21 1.
CreadeV'ried), Robert, 211 ; Sarah, 126, 128,
331 ; Chas.. 331
alxfi Crawford.
Mrs., 219 ; Owen, 346 ;
James,
Wm., 230,
117
251,
I Tei?
Wm., 57,
253, 261,
318 ;
Creagh, David. 199 ; Jane, 117.
Crean, Paul, 117.
Creese, Ann. 167 ; Benjamin. liiO ; Henrietta,
167; Jemima, 166; John, 106 (4); Joseph,
167 ; Sarah. liiO (3),
Cremore, Richard, 117,
Crenocan, John, 318.
Creoly, Dennis, 319.
Cressey, Anne, 209 ; Thomas, 270.
Creswick, Edward, 197.
Crew, Mathew, 56.
Crichlow, Lucy, 278,
Crichton, Dr.. 287 ; Major, 287
349.
Crick, John, 134.
Crisp (Crispe), Ann, 170, 362 ; Joseph, 71 (2),
312 ; Robert, 344,
Crocker, Nicholas, 203.
Croft, see Craft.
Crokatt, Daniel. 331.
Cromartie, Roljert, .-^O ; Robert Thomas, 89.
Crombie (Cromby), Magdalen,
117.
Cromwell, Henry. 251 ; Oliver,
350 ; Patrick. 343.
Cron, Thomas, 117.
Croneen (Cronane). John, 73
Wm., 343.
Crooke (Crook), Benjamin. (>9 : Francis, 313 ;
Henry, 69 ; John. 09 (2). 302 ; Mary. 30 ;
Milward, 27, 3i;2 ; Richard. 70 : Samuel. 30,
09 ; Tho., 197, 347 ; Wm., 362 (2) ; Wm.
Greadheed, 302.
Crooks, James, 117; Z^Iaschall, 117; William,
96.
Crookshanks, Gavin, 118.
Crop, Sus,, 58.
Cropley, John. 224.
Crop . . . . r, Thomas. 2.",5.
Crosbie, Thomas, 118 ; William, 25, 11.'^.
Cross (Croose, Crosse), Ca\sar. 118 : Elizabeth.
US: John, 117, ILS. 328; John Tobiu. 108,
325; Mary. 108; Polly. 325; Thomas, 57,
118 ; Wm.. 57, 117. 118.
Crossley (Crosley). Geo.. 359 ; James. 71 (2) ;
John, 55 ; Johnathan, 208 ; Nathan, 358.
Croveen. Dan.. 31t!.
Crow, P^phraim, 118 ; James. 200
170.
Crowley (Crowly). Dermond, 73 ; Teigc
C'ro\vn. John. ^SPs.
Croxton. Letitia. 199.
Croyden. Rich., 200.
Cruce. Richard. 225.
Cruden, John. 1 18.
Cruger, Anne, 79 ; Col,. 79 (2) ; Henry
175; John. 79; John Harris, 79,
Cruickshank, James, 117 ; John, 170,
Crnuip. Patrick, 117.
Cruswortli. .Mary. ll'^.
Cryml)le. ,\iurr;iy, 118.
Cniidence. Lasonne, 77.
Cud'.vurth, .luhn. 255 ; Thi.s.. 255,
CuiTe. .Mary Ann, 2:M : .Michael, 2:;0,
C'uUi-n, .lohii, 223 ; Mary, 153 ; Robert, 153.
Culknane, Ov.-en, 317.
CuUnayliton, , lames, 319.
Cullum. Jas,. 1 70.
Culpeper. family of. 17.
Culpcper (Culnepper), F
217; W, A., '217.
John, ;
ge, 316.
S,
79 (3),
153 ; U., 298 ; Mrs.,
398
CARIBBEANA.
Cumhcrlmtcli^ St.
Cumberbatch, Abraliam, >s4 (.")), S.") (li). 200 ;
Abraham Parry, t^S (.'>) : Aim, S.") ; niiroliiie.
85 ; Charlotte. fS3 (2) ; Edward, 8.") (2). 284 ;
Edward Carlton, 8.) (.">) ; John Trent, 8.') :
Lawrence Trent, 85 ; Mary, 85 (2) ; Mary
Gertrude, 85 ; Sarah, 85 (2). 284.
Cummins- (Curain^O. Archd.. :U2 : Geo.. 17(1.
Cummins, Eli/.abuth Ann. i:T5 : James, i:!3.
135, 221,27'J (2). 2S() ; Mary, 2S0 ; Mary F.,
133; Miss, 150.
Cundall, Frank. 47, 102, 330.
Cunegan, Daniel, l!l(J.
Cunha, Dan Mendes, 17ti.
Cunningham. 17.
Cunnin<rhani (Cunynprham). Alexander, 57,
117; Daniel. 313 ; "Elizabeth. 18(3); Georjje,
18, 2SU ; James, 17 (3), IS. 117, 201 : John.
18(4); Mary, 312; Robert. 312: Samuel,
18; Sarah, 17 (4); William, 17. 117, 118 (2).
Curnan. Wm., 315.
Currie (Curry). John, 57 (2). 118; Mary, 52;
Thomas, 52.
Curtis, Adjutant, 279 ; Benj.,200 ; Charles, 117 ;
John, 174; Philip. 202; Philippaca, 2ii2 ;
Thomas, 73, 117.
Curtois, llev. Mr., 154.
Cusen, Wm.. 317.
Cushen, Thomas. C).
Cussans, Mary, 118; Thomas, 118: William,
148.
Custis, Katherine. 117.
Cuthbert, Alex., 331; Ann. 142; Elizabeth
Pinnock, 141 ; George. 131, 142 (3) ; Jane.
141 (3), 142; Lewis, 141 (3). 142 t,5) ; Mary,
141, 142 (2) ; Mary Hay, 141 ; :\Iuiray, 141.
Cutting-, Elizabeth Edmund, 209 : Mrs., 2'JO ;
Stephen, 290.
Cutts, Richard, 254 : Rob., 2G0.
D
Dabrum. Autho.. 223.
Da Costa. Dan. ilendes. 5S ; Isaac JIundes, 59 ;
Jacob, 235; Rebecca Mendes. 17(1. 3tJ7. .'i'iS.
Da Crasto, Abigail, 3(;0 ; Jacob, 3(;!).
Daines, John, 345 ; Nicholas, 09 : Thomas, 69,
73.
Dainyell. sec Daniel.
Dakins. Henry, 119} Richard. 11>^.
Dalby. John. lOt! ; Tho. Septimus, 171;.
Dale, Thomas. 254.
Daley (Dalloy). Daniell. 319. 320; Den.. :!19 ;
Edmoud, 320: John, 317. 319; Loughlane,
340.
Dallas, Rob., 59.
Dalligg, Sir John, 177.
Dalrymple, Cam{)bell J., 155
155, 302 : Robert, 43.
Dalton. Edniond. 118 ; Rich.
Daly, John, 32.
Dalzell (Dalzelle), Alex., 3^
Wilhelmina. i!73 : Gibson
D., 233 ; — , 90.
Danctouillo, Bonuvcnturf, 71.
Danesonn. William. 203.
Dangerfield, Daniel, 180.
D'Angleberne alias liertrand, Harriett, 193,
191; John, 191 ; J. P., 193 (,2).
Daniel, 79.
Hew, 43, 302 ; R.,
3 ; Allen. 90 ; Ann
, 58 ; Jane, 233 ; \V.
71 :
310
373
John, 31C ;
Peter, 320 ;
Charles H.,
John. 118 ;
Daniel (Dainyell, Dauell. Danill), Adriaua, 37,
40, 314 ; Ann, 314 : Edward, 257 ; Eleanor,
80 (4); Eliza, 34. 314; Elizabeth, 27o, 314;
Eliza Catherine. 314 ; Frances, 314 ; George
Webb. 314 (3): Hugh, 118; James. 37. 40,
191, 314 (3) ; Joan, 270 ; John. 71, 118. 25.5,
344 ; Josiah Webb, 34. 314 (3) ; Me.ssrs., 3o3 ;
Mrs., 314 : Xich., 314 : rhctbe. 314 ; Richard.
317 ; Sally Maynard, 314 ; Samuel, 110 ;
Samuel Maynard, 314 : Sarah. 314 ; Thomas,
80 (9), 280. 310 ; William, 255, 314 ; — ,
224.
Dansare, John, 69.
Danvers, James. 118.
Dape. Thomas. 202.
Darby, ifary. 92.
D.ircy (Darcev), Garrett,
Mathew. 310 ; Patrick,
Richard, 319.
Dardis, Mich., 353.
Dargo, Peter, 71.
Darling, Ann Wilhelmina
373 ; Charles Henry Hay, 373
William, 28.
Darneene, James, 343.
Darrane, Francis, 320.
Darrill, Daniel, 320.
Darvill, Zachary. 09 ; Zacheus, 225.
Dasent (l)asceat). Anne. 207,208. 270; Eliza-
beth, 01. 269, 355 ; Hill. 208 ; James. 23 (2) ;
John, 61, 207, 268. 270, 355 ; Sir John Roche,
208 ; Joseph, 2<;7, 270.
Da Silva. Jos., 59 ; Joshua
118.
Daunt. James, 317.
Daveuson, Will., 204.
Davers. Sir Rob.. 198, 199 (2).
Davey (Davie), Darius, 238. 239
Henry, 312.
David, .John. 72.
Davidson, Dond.. 132 ; John,
351.
Davies (Davice), Ann, 327 ; Bartholomew. 212
(3), 213 (3), 214 (5), 215; Ellinor, 315;
George, 344 ; James. 74 ; John. 175, 197,
320; Maximilian. 224. 227 (2); Mirse. 107
(2) ; Richard, 320 ; Thomas, 09. 73. 178, 179,
197, 327, 353 : William. 73. 225. 22(;, 311, 318.
Davis, Anne. 109. 170, 220 ; Anne Browne. 107 ;
Archdeacon, 178; Cancer, 344: Catherine,
270 ; Daniel Gateward. 3:!.' 38. 109 : Edward.
33. 37, 170, 353 ; Eliza. 33. 37 : Elizabeth,
267. 320; Geo.. 177; Henry, 119, 208 (5),
209; James, 55, 118; John. 198, 230, 207,
208 (2). 270; Katherine. 118, 2i")8 ; Marriah
Elizabeth, 233; Mathesv. 119. 203: X.
Darnell, 201. 205. 200. 233.235, 358 : Richard.
267 (2), 26S (2) ; Robert, 10, 32-; ; Rowland,
259 (2); Samuel. 118: Sarah. 20.7 (2), 208:
Thomas. 344 : Thomas ."->eatou Pcmberton,
170 ; William, 107, 170 (2). 330.
Davison. Kilkiah, 119.
I Davoren, Aston, 179 ; R. G., 179.
Davy. John, 180.
Dawe (Daw). James, 118 ; Sam., 295.
Dawes. Geo.. 5i; ; Janus, 119.
Dawkins, family of. 280.
Dawkins, Elizabeth. ;Uo ; George, 210 ; Henry,
57, 119 (2), 310, 367 (2); Jas., 58; Joseph,
118.
Dawkins-Pennant, kcc Pennant.
118; Murdechay,
Eliza, 239;
219 ; Tho.,
INDEX.
399
Dawson, Elizabeth. 152 ; Geo., ri6 ; James. 119 ;
Johanna, lis ; JIarv, l.'7 (_').
Day. Ann, ll'J ; Eli/akth, IVJ ; W'm., 20, t.
Dayrell. Edmnud, 2ul ; Eliz., 201 ; Heuriecta.
20 ; Marniaduke, 20.
Deacon. John. M.'i.").
Deale (Deal). John. US ; Win., lOO.
Dean (Deane), Jane, 2.">.> : Jolin. 21i;. 2.j.'). 32'.) ;
Mary, :i20 ; Uicliard. 2ir, : William. 2.-(;. :!2'.i.
Dear, Henrietta ilary, 1504 ; Philip L!.. :!01.
Deblanshett, Julyan. 71.
Do Bonneval, — , 3.51.
Debora, James. 20-^ ; Joane, 208.
Debrone, Lt., 223.
De Castro, Jacob, US (2).
De Charras, Bertram de-la-Lorance, 32S ; Hose.
328. ■
De Clodore (d Clederip). 113.
De Climin, Franci?, 72.
De Cock. Daniel, 2iiO.
De Costa, Albeniutrque Daniel. 110.
Dedo, Tobia<, 2.c'.
Dedy, Edw., 76.
Dee, Abraham, 311t ; ^Mathew, 310.
Deeble, John M., ISl.
de Fonville, Pierre Henry, 331.
Dehany, David, .)S ; Geo., ."lO.
Deheage, Owen, 73.
de la Barre. Antoine le Febure. lOS. 110. 112.
de la Court, Robert. 322 ; Walsh, 322.
De Lancey, Ann. 70 ; Brif;'.-Gen., 70.
Delanoy, Alexander, IIS.
Deiap, Fra.. 17.'> : James. 32 : Rob., 17.").
Delapierre, Geoi;Te, U.S.
Delara, Cohen Mo^es, 110.
Delarey, Jlorris, 31 S.
Delarook, Eliznbetli, 119.
Delatorelle, Lewis. 71.
de la Tour, .Joseph. 3.*)1.
Delaunay, Phillbert, 72.
Delavall, Tho., 3.>3. •
Delay, James. 34.').
Delej^al, Henry S., 201.
Delhoste, Capt.. 1.'4 : Mary Ann. 154.
De Lima, Haini, 311 (2).
Delley, John. 211.
Delman, Jncob, 170.
Delmestrce. Peter. 110.
Deloncy (De I.oney"), Charles, 77 ; James, 77.
Deloree. Gilbert. W.
Delph. William. 43.
Delpratt, Aenes. 273 ; Edward. 273 : J., 273 ;
Joseph. 331 : Miss, 273 ; Samuel, 17.">, 273 (2),
331 ; William. 273.
Deraaync, Wm., 7.">.
De .Mennicks. Michael. 224.
De Jlesquita. Rtba. Hcnri(iufs. 177.
Demctres, William, lis.
Deming. Amelia. 32.". ; Charles. ;i2.">.
Dempsey, Ricli., 3 is.
Dentpster. James, 1 1 0.
Demure. Joseph. 74.
Demuroise, Eiiward. 74.
Dennin, Charl-.s. 71.
Dennis (Denis, Denniss"). F.dward. 110; Fra..
177; Hannali. US; John, 111": .lonathan.
118, 119: Uobert, 110; Thurloush. 318;
William. 212.
DiOHvi.Ta. Policarpio Iv-ther, US,
Deporie, Jaine-, 7u.
l>e Ponthieu, John, 3,')2,
Henry, 118; Terrence,
Paul Charles, 257.
Derpe. Wm., 75.
Dermond, Dennis. 320
320.
Derinoudi. John. 310.
Derricksons, Jacob. 224.
Deruck, Isack, 70.
Dervoe, Michael, 118.
De Salename, Peter. 190.
De Salenavi. Eli/... 312.
Desehnmp, Mary, 230.
Descordes. William, 110.
Desgommier, Madam, 240.
Desossa. Mosses, lis.
Despard, Phiiiji Pilkington. 350.
des Portes, Guillaume Bernard, 105 ; Madelaine
105.
Destapleton, John, 50.
Detorres. Jacob, 1 IS.
Devaux. Lewis. 110.
Devereaux, Jno.. 318.
Devett, Peter, lOS.
Devis, Henry, 305.
de Voe, Charles. 22(>
Devon, Patrick. 2i'S.
Devonish. John P.. 133, 155 ; :Mary, 133.
Dewar. Charlotte Stewart. 300; lUivid, 2S (2),
313 ; Donald, 3i;0 : Geo,, 3i:!. 352,
de Willets, Lieut., 3o-_'.
Dewilt, John. 110.
Dexeter, Geort;e, 317.
Dey Ion, John, 110.
Dias, Jael, 100.
Dick, D.avid. 119; John, 170.
Dickenson (Dickinson). Jolm. IIS. 119: Jona-
than, 118; Joseph, 118, 110, ISO; Vickris,
177.
Dickerson, Jon. Jas., 303.
Dickson, Agnes, 133; Alexandra, 34S ; Arthur,
218; Dr., 133: James, IIS, 132; Philemon,
118 ; Sam., 131 ; Wm., 175.
Digby. Wm.. 5.
Dikes, Wm., 345.
Dilke, Cha., 353.
Dillon. John, lis, 200.
Dingle, James, 71.
Dingman, John, 22i> (2).
Disilles, Joseph, 328.
Disney. Henry, 2(iS (2"). 209 (3V
Diston, Giles. 118 : William, 110.
I Dittie, Tho.. 311. 353,
I Ditton. Uiehard, 118.
Divainc. Andrew. 70.
Diver. Robert, 345.
i Dixey. :\Iary. 110 ; William, 118.
i Dixon, George, 1 IS : Hugh, 35 1.
i D ke, Thomas, ins.
: Dobby, Conyers, 5s, 110,
I Dobs, Thomas, 2i;4.
Dobson, John, 175(2); Michael, 29; Thomas,
I 214.
I Docoson, John, 00 ; Thomas, 09 ; Thomas, jun.,
09,
I Dodd, Michael. 110: Timothy. 147,
Dodson, William, 118.
Doc, Henry. 207 (3) ; Rebecca, 207 (2) ; Wil-
liam, 207,
Dogett, nenj., 50.
Doggon, Dennis, 223.
Dogwood, Penjamin, 271 ; Constance. 27, 272 ;
Elizabeth, 27, 271, 272; Marv, 270; Uobeit,
I 27.272,
400
CAllIBBEANA.
Doherty (Dohorty), Daniell, Ml ; Hugh, 34.".
Doi^r, Ann, 2.").
Dolaners, John. 2'ii.
D'Oiior. Theophilus. ST.
D'Olivier, AuUionie. -II ; Elizabeth, 44.
Dollane, James, ;il".
Dollinjr. Rich.. .-,.->.
Dolly, Daniell. Hlo ; fiodfrey. ;520.
Dolo;;'hery. John, 317.
Dolphin, Colonel. 218 ; Defourney, llfl.
Donahul, Owen. 31G.
Donald, Rob., IT.").
Donaldson, Ja.-^., ."ii;.
Donavall. John .M.. ISO.
Donn, Richard. i','j ; Robert. 20S.
Donnelly, Harriot, K!.') ; Lieut.. 13.".
Donner,' Charles, 111); Robert. 111).
Douning, John, 198.
Donout;h (Donongoh), John. 310 ; Tei!i:e. Tti.
Donovan (Donavane, Donyvan. Ininavain.
Dunavand, Dunavane, Uunnavane), Daniell.
74, lis, 3U:, 317, 318, 320 (J) ; Darby, 311) :
Dennis, 74; Dermond. 72. 317. 32;i: James.
31 (3), 32; John, 318; Katherine, 343;
Lawrence. 119 : Nicholas, 31(; ; Richard. 32 ;
Tei^re. 310 ; Thomas, 211) ; Timothy, US.
Dont, Steplien, 70.
Dorane, Teiye. 310.
Dorchester, Denj.. 170.
Dorney. Owen, 318.
Dorphiu, John. 71.
Dorriff. Elizabeth. 118.
Dorrill, Mary, 118.
Dorry, Jlary' 118.
Duttiit {Botin), S.l, 371.
Dottin (Dotin). Abel, 200 ; Elizabeth. 201. 371 ;
Joseph, 371 ; \Vm., IDS.
Douce, John, 111>.
Douet, Charles F"red.. 53 ; Charles Jacques
Phillipe. 53 ; Robert Wilhema, 53.
Dougan, Rob., 351.
Doug-herty. Martin, 222.
Doughty, Philip. Iu3 ; Sarah. 153.
Douglas (Duj;la<). Alethpa Lawless. 244, 245;
Alexander, 27 ; Billy, 244, 245 ; Capt.. 153:
Ebenezer. 177; Elizabeth. 21). 155: Eliz. St.
Leger, 290, 293 ; George. 325 ; Humphrv.
208 ; James, 119, 155 ; Sir James. 27, 29. 30.
313; Jas. Cha. S.. 175 ; James Oeoige. 290.
294, 312; John. 118, 200. 293: John St.
Leger, 200 ; .Alar^aret, ;>03 : ilary. 325 ;
Susannah. 20G ; Vice-Admiral. 153 : William.
lis.
Dovdale. Thomas. 344.
Dove, Charles. 50, 119 ; Henry, 119.
Dover, John. 119.
Dow (Dowe). Gerratt, 70 : William, 118. 119.
Dowdall, J., 217 ; Lawrence, 1 18.
Dowding, John. 2(H).
Dowdy, Daniell, 310 ; Dermond. 310 ; Farrell.
3^6 ; Jane. 34t; ; John, 224, 310. 347 : John,
junr., iilO ; Owen. 310.
Dowels (Dowers), Ca])t.. 279; Governor, 153;
Miss, 153.
Dowue, John. 1 19.
Downer. George. 118 ; Henry. 118 ; Tho.. 52.
Downie, Mr., 2>>3.
Downing (Dowing). Thomas. 54, 212.
Dowrich, Sarah. 302; William. 3ii2; William,
juur., 87.'
J)owse, 172,
Dowse. John. 172 (2). 311. 318; Mar.. 172;
Phillip. 318; Thomas. 3.
Dowson, Eliz., 2.';0 ; Thomas. 230.
Dovlie. family of. 280.
Doylie (.Doyley). Edward, 208 (2), 209 (4), 25G.
Dracott, John, 319.
Drady. Elizabeth Ann. 44. 3ii3 : Francy, 317.
Drake, Jolm Squire, 118 : Thomas, 32.
Draper, John, 118.
Drax, Edw., 201; Eliz., 200; Henry, 197; Sir
Jas.. 197 ; Tho., 199 ; Tho. Erie, 201.
Drayner. — , 1.
Drayton, Edward, 2S0 ; May T.. 152; Mrs.,
2«1: Philip, 152 : Samuel. 151. 281.
Drew, John, 240; Will., 210.
Driukall. 'ihomas. 34)).
Drinkwater. John. 57, 119: Meliscent. 29(2);
Mr., 223 ; Thomas. 27, 29 (2).
DriscoU (Driscall). Curneliu-', 70: Dan., 318 ;
Dennis, 222 (2). 318; Dermond, 320.
Driver. Jolm. 345.
Drough (Drogh), Harmon, 259, 200.
Drudge, John, US.
Druge, Nicholas, 203.
Drummond. James. 119.
Drury, Elizabeth, 118: Isaac, US ; Sara, 55.
Dryan. Dennis, 342.
Duanane, Jlortogh. 340.
Duany, Ambiose. 118.
Dubbery. John. 344.
Dubordieu. Capt.. 153.
Duboys (Duboise). Lewis, 76 ; Tho., 198.
Duce, Benj.. 327.
Ducie, Lord. 44. '
Duck (Ducke), Dr.. 93 ; Leonard. 220 ; Tho., 105.
Duclcers, James. 119.
Duckett. George. 119.
Duckinfield (Dukenfeild), John, 57 ; Richard,
210.
Ducrande, Peter. 72.
Dudman, John. ;!84.
Duer, Capt.. 124 ; Edward, 240 : KHz.. 210 (2) ;
Henrietta. 239, 24(i ; John, 121, 240; Mary,
240 ; Rowland, 27 (3). 239, 240 (2) ; Samuel,
239. 2411 : Theodor.-i. 2-40.
Dufl'ey (DuflV). Sarah, .301 ; William. 119.
Dufresnay. Samuel, 119.
Duke. Joiin II., 37 ; Mr., 124, 241.
Dule, Dermond. 317.
Dulers (.'). Abraham. 75.
l)ulvey, Thomas, 73.
Dume. John. 310.
Dummett, Jlrs.. 303 ; T. PL, 303.
Dunavane (Dunavand, Dunnavane), xii Dono-
van.
Dunbar (Dunbarr), Brigadier-General. 88 ;
James, 57, 118, 319 ; Jolin. 119, 320 ; Judith
Butler. 62, 05 : Mrs., 8S ; Peter. 213 ; Staplo-
ton, 02, 05 ; Thomas, 119.
Duncan. James. 119. 3iiO.
Dunda=s. .Alexander. 119.
Dundo. Curnelius, 3U).
Dundon, Patrick, 354.
Dundonald, Jane, Dowager Countess of, 43 ; see
also Cochrane.
Dunegan. Edward, 11^.
Dunford, ■■iit Durniord.
Dunkley, .Abraham. 119 : John. 71 ; Robert, 70.
Dunlop. Sarah. 150.
Dinui, Ann. 5(), 52 ; Charles. 31 ; Ephraim,
118; J., 2^0; James Virgo, 50, 52; John,
INDEX.
401
119; Jonathan, junr.. :2S1 ; Mary, 1P>< : !Harv
Jane. 2S1 : I'cter. US; I'liilumon. lis";
Richaid, US: Rol). J., 1 7i; ; Tei'a'. ;>1S ■
Thomas. 27, 81 ;_.:}].
Dunston, ^largaret, 11 '.i.
Dupe, Stephen. 77 ; William. 73.
Dupoud, Peter, llli.
Dupnrt, Anthony, ISO ; Francis, 312.
Dupoy, Jacob, U'.K
Dupuy, ilons., 107.
Durant, Jaue, 214; John. 21-1(2); Susanna,
349.
Duras. Francis;, 72.
Durham, Cath., :n3 : Lady Charlotte. 21 S;
James, 320 : Sir Philip, 2S2 ; Sir Philip
Charles, 218.
Durnford (Uunford), Thomas. 27 (2).
Du Tertre. — . -H;, I US.
du Thelluson, Tlonriette, 19,') ; Isaac, 10.".
Duthie, George, IIS.
Duyre, Anthony. 344.
D' U'andelier, Rosanna. 119.
Dwarris, Fortnnatus. 349 ; Maw, 118; Thomas,
lis.
Dwelder, John, 14G.
Dwyer. Antlionv, 220 ; Timothy, 318.
Dvvyer & Duff. 220.
Dyer, Ann, 293; Anthony. 34.5. 347; Hugh.
320 : Jane. 3So (2) : Jas,, IW.) : John, 7fi. 34(; ;
Sir John, 3S3 ; Mark. 293.
Dyett, Henry, 31 ; Richard II., 181.
Dykers. Harriott, 3(J2.
Dykes, Fra., 55.
Dymock, Wm.. 199.
Dymond, Tho„ 197.
Dynn, John, 1 18.
Dyson, Francis, 239 ; Henry Jeremiah, 238,
239 (2) ; ^latilda, 239.
E
Eachcome, Richard, 344.-
Eagen, si'c E^an.
Eager aliii.t Agar. Ellen. 213 ; John. 213.
Ealy, W'm., 34'4.
Earle, Frances. 270 ; Henrv. 149 ; James. 271 ;
John Robert, 2S2 ; Tim. .'313 ; William. 270.
East, Thomas, 119.
Eastchurch, Wm., 198.,
Easton. C'ha.. 19i!.
Eastwick. ace Estwick.
Eath, John, 320.
Eavins, ■■■Tf Evans,
Ebzerry, Christopher. 119 ; Dorothy, 119.
Eccles, Henrv. 119 ; Joseph, 119.
Edden, F., lU ; Mr.. 154.
Eddington, John G,, 217.
Eden, John, 199.
Edey, Frances. 217 ; Henrietta 5Iary, 304 ;
Mrs., 283,
Edgar, Arch., 177 ; Thomas, 131.
Edger, Iv.hv.. 54.
Edgcrly, Elizabeth, 325 ; John. 325.
Edmeston, William. 27 (2). 30 (2). 31 ; — , 30.
Edmonds. Abraham, tiO ; Phillip, 345.
Edney, Rich.. 354.
Edsor, John. 119.
Eduard III., 13.
Edwards. Anne, liV
214; Digby, 2(;s ^
YOL. II.
219; Ihunpliry, 74 : Isaac, 208, 2i>9 ; James.
1)9 : John. 3211; Jo-epli, H;5,. ■;!.•{ ; Katherine.
31; Mary. 211: Cbidiah, 213: IJich.. 212:
Robert. ll!i. li;5. ,!2i! ; Ruth. 221: Samuel
P., 221 : Sarah. 2<;s, :.'i;;) ; Tl;omas. 211(2;;
Wm.. 19t; : Zachary Bavlv, 31.
Eels, Josepli, 119.
Egan (E.igenV Kli/.abcth Howard, 119 ; James,
58. 119 ; John, iilC.
Egerton, Cha . 199.
Egle^ton, Thomas. 119.
Eiver-', Jo?ep]i. 1 19.
Elbridge (Klllirid-e). Aldwortli, 339. 340. 312 ;
Jose|iii. :;i
JIarv. 11 ;»
Jas
Edward, li
Re
uditll
becca,
John
219.
; Capt., 212 (2). 213 (2),
Dorothy, 119 ; Elizabeth,
Elizabeth Judith. :!t
Wilhelmina. 339. 340 :
312 ; Thomas, 342.
Elcock. .■'IT Ellcock.
Elder, Elizabetli, 221 ;
W, E., SC. i:!5, 801.
Elding. Mary. 119.
Eldred, Anna Maria, 173
Elford, John, ls;{; Wm.. 199.
Elgin ^: Kincardine, Earl of, 218.
Elirect. — . 318.
Elkin. Israel. 17G : Man;-, 219 ; Mozly
Elkins. George, 147, 15(3,
Ellacott (Ellicott), David, 178 ; Richard Vines,
21 12,
Ellard, John, .■!45.
Ellcock (Elcock). Edw.,201 : Grant, 41 : Grant
Frashire, 219; Reynold AUeyne, 133, 299;
— , 133.
EllestoD, Roger. 50.
Elletson. File. 119 : Goodin. 17G ; James, 119 ;
John, 119; Richard, 119; Roger Hope, 175;
Susa, 59.
EUett. Rarnabv. 119.
Ellice, Edw., 32*;.
Elline, Richards, 74.
Elliott (iniiot"), Capt,, 283 : David, 31 (3), 32 ;
Katherine R,. 282 ; Jlr., 282 ; Thomas. 31G ;
William. 3S8. 384 (2).
Ellis, family of. 2SG.
Ellis. Ann' 57. 119, 257; Antoinette. 257:
Edward. 214. 332: Elizabeth, 2S4 ; George.
119. 257 ; Henrv. 2S4 ; John. 5ii. 7ii. 73. 175.
213. 257 : Margaret Ann, 2S4 : Mary. 31 (2).
32 (2); Robert. 27; Susanna For.^ler, 2S 1 ;
Thomas. 7o : Thomas Edward, 281 ; William
Edward. 2SJ.
EUrington. lloger. 70.
Elmes (Ems), johu, 223 ; Thomas, 33i
Elpliinstone, Ann, 119.
Elsdo Richard. 35S.
Elsley. Deborah, 119 : Wm., 175.
Eltoii. Isaac, 5(1 ; Rich,. 19'.i,
Ehvay. Thomas. 31t; : Thomas, juur.,
Ely. Ann. 2ti(),
Emblen, James, 198.
Kmense, Rolierc. 214.
Endegees, Petter, 2i;i.
Enes. Garratt. 2i;0.
England, Dr., 2S4 ; Elizabeth, 182 : Margaretta,
L'Sl : Mr,, 1S2.
English, :\richaell, 320 : Redmond, 320, 341.
Enraght. Lieut,. SS : Mrs,, SS.
Ensome, Joan. 5u.
Enstone. Penelope. I'lil.
Ensvn, Catherine. 195 ;
Epp"s, Will., 93.
Erom, I.r.wrence, 320.
\V.,221.
31 G (2).
Henry Felion, 195.
K K
402
CARIBBEANA.
Erroll, Peirce, SW.
Erskine, {^arah, 32.") : Thomas. 325.
Escott, Thomas, 214.
Esdaile, Aletta de la Cousave, 207, 22'.», X>'.) ;
Archibald, 201;. 2(i7 (4). 2:!ii : Elizabeth, 212 ;
John, 2U7. 2:Sii ; Miss. 207 : R., 207, 22'.t ;
Susannah, 207. 242. :i<;2 : Susannah Mathew
207 ; — . 207, 242.
Espin. John, 25S.
Essex, .Jainfs ilargetson, 29 ; llr.. 22:i.
Estnuck. Mich., ;i4.j.
Estmk'e. Ann. 243, 290. 3.-)S, ;i.")9 ; Anna Maria
179; Eliz., ;-i.">S ; Francos, 3').S. 3.j'.» -. Geor^-e
179 ; John, (W. 313 (2), 3.-,S, 3.59 (2) ; Joseph
292 ; Mary, y.'..-^, 3.-)9 ; — , 290.
Estwick (Eastwick). Ann, 211".; Hester. 119;
Richard James. 282 : Sam., 201 (2) ; Thonia-
F., 21(i. 219.
Etoujrh, Elizabeth, 119: John, ."^7 ; Jo.seph
119.
Eudler, John, 119.
Evans (Eavins, Evanes. Evins"). r.arnard, ."> 1
Edward, 181,204. 2(J9, 270; Elizabeth, '2.S2
Frances, 191 ; Georg-e, 271 ; Henrv, 200
Hufrh, 119; James, 119 ; John, 70. 119 (:!)
Marg-aret, 2i;9, 270 ; Mary, 2i;9, 271 ; Nicho-
las, 70 ; Owen. .5.") : Samuel. 217 ; Sarah.
209 ; Thomas. 70 : Wra., 70, 17."., 199, 281.
Evanson, Ann. 3O0.
Evelyn, Charles, 13.J ; Charles, junr.,
E. A., 130 : Elizabeth B., IH.J ; G.J.
William P,
130)
178
,^1.
Lieut.. 43 ; Mary Ann. 178
Everad, John. 210.
Everard, Charles, 70 ; Clemiue, 112, 113.
Everden, James, 200.
Eversley, Eleanor, l.'io ; John Chase, l.o.") ;
Lieut.-Col., 1."/! ; Mrs., 153 : William, 300.
Eversou, Edw., 320 ; John, S7.
Ewart. I.avinia, 217 ; Lieut.-Col., 217 ; William,
31, 327.
Ewing. John, 41' ; Joshua, 200 ; Peter, 170.
Eyre, Fra., 352 ; Joseph, 27 (2).
Eyton, John, 252 ; Lawrence, 190 ; \Vm., 197.
F
Face, Thomas, 74 ; William, 73 ; Zacharias
73.
Fackman, John. 198.
Fahie (Fahy), Julian, 35 4 ; Richard, 312.
Fairbairn, Tho., 350.
Fairchild. Jos., 352.
Fairclou^'-h. src Featley.
Fairfax (Farfax), Fra., 54 ; Francis, 254.
Fairholme. Adam, 354.
Faith, Frances, 192.
Falconer, John, 351.
Faley (Falley). John. 343 ; Wm., 343.
Falkland. Viscount, 3'^o.
Fclkiier. .v(r Faulkner.
Fallon. Dan., 93.
Falloom, Wm.. 318.
Fallow, Mathew, 342.
Fallowtielil. i'.O.l.
Fallwav, Tei-e, 318.
Fane, An^'clina. 149: Fra., 350.
Fanning (Fannyn), Henry, 120 : Richard, 74.
Fare, John. 318.
Far^'arson, .iff Farquharson.
Fargus, Farrcll, 119.
301 ; Miss, SO, 303,
2S3 ;
^43 ;
Faris, sff Farris.
Farley, llearv, 270. 303,
304 ; Olive'A.. 279.
Farmer. Edward. 75 ; Frances F. M.,
John, 199 : Ricliard. 283 ; Ro!.rer, 190.
Farmony. Renjamin, 119.
Farnum. ilr., 153 ; — . 153.
Farquhar, Ann, 1 19 : John. 119.
Farquharson (Fariravson). Alexander,
James Alex.. 95 (2) : Tho.. 343 : Wm.. 313.
Farrell (Farrill). Ja<.. 35:! : Patrick Roche. 20 ;
Richard, 12o, 31:) ; William, 119.
Farrer (Farrar). William. 3, lol.
Farris (Fans), Alexander, 88 : Jacob, 120.
Farryn, William. 70.
Fasset. Mathewe, 2(;2.
Faulkner (Falkner). Elizabeth, 211; Evelvu
Violet, 244 : (it-o.. 211 ; John .Me;ide, 241.
Fauquier, WilJiam, 29. 3o.
Faussett (Faucet), Frances, 209 ; John. 207 (2).
268 (2), 209 (2). 271 : Marv. 2i;7, 208 (2), 209
(2), 271; I'eter. 208 (2), 209. 271.
Fawcett, Georye, 55 ; Henrietta Laura Pul-
teney, 328.
Fay, Georg-e, 147.
I'^acey. John, 211.
Feake. Christopher, 120.
Feard, Phillip. 211.
Fearon, I'eter. 352 (2).
FF..iTLEy (Kaiuclough). 7.
Fciiflfy (^I'tiiifh)'/!///). 7.
Featley (Faircioii.uh, Featly), Anna. 8, 9 (2),
10, 11 ; Cecilia, 10; Conyn^esby. lO ; Paniel,
7, 8 (2). 9,10 (2); Lo'rothie." 10 ; Edward.
10 ; Elizabeth, 8 (2). 10; Hi-nry, 8. 10 ; John,
7 (4), 8 (4). 9 (3). 11. 93 (2), 205. 2i;0 ; Joyce,
10 ; Katharine, 10 ; ^Marian, 7 ; JIartha. 10 ;
Mary, 9, 10 ; Pierce, 10: ]>owell, 10 ; Robert,
10; Sarah. 10: Thomas, lo ; Timothy, 8 ;
William, 10.
Feetham. George, 3.
Fell, Thomas. 180.
Fellowes, Robert, 208.
Fenane, Roger. 319.
Fenghey, Charles, 317.
Fenu, Andrew, 177 ; Capt., 250 ; John. 200.
Fennell, Tho.. 349.
Fcnnett. Rich;ird, 119.
Fenton, Anne, 270 (2), 271 : Butler. 23 ;
Catherine. 119 ; Edward. 270 : Elizabeth,
119; John. 170; Kath.. 273 : Robert, 120 ;
Swift, 119 ; Wm., 00, 311, 312.
Fenwick. Hen., 55.
Ferguer, George, 320.
Fergus, Anne' 301 ; Lucy, 301 (2); Pat., ;!53 ;
Robert, 12o.
Fergussou (Fergeson, Ferguron), Ur., 219. 300 ;
H. T.. 281 ; James, 119 ; John, 253 (7) ; Mrs.,
300; Wm.,230.
Fermanagh, .Mary Verney. Baroness. 3:>1.
Fernandes, Sarali, 30S (2) ; Sarah Dias, 308 ;
Solomon Hias. 3()8.
Feme. John, 312 ; — , 3. . •
Ferrall, Jas., 175.
Ferrand. General, 44.
Ferre, 3Iargar.-t, 108 (2) ; William, 108.
Ferribosco. Henry. 2o8 (2).
Ferrick, (!forge. 12o.
Ferrier, Eleanor Christie. 323 ; Elizabeth. 323 ;
Margaret, 323 (2) ; Marv. 324 (2) ; Robert,
US ; William, 323 (2), 324.
INDEX.
403
!13(2).
J. T.. 221 : Tbeo-
320
M. A., 348 ;
>1; Tho.,3o].
John, 310,
Ferrier, Stanley & Co., 178.
Ferris, Anne, 213 ; William,
FeiTO, Jacob, Hi).
Feuilleteau, Eleanor, 313.
Feurtado, Mr., 47.
Fexier, Peter, 32S.
Fidoe, Mary, 217.
Field, John Couner, 331
philus, 8.
FieldinjT. John, •")" : Newn.. 9.5 (2).
Fields, Dr., lo.5 ; Eliz., S8 ; George William. 88 ;
James, 88 ; Mary Ann, 220 ; Samuel, 88 ;
Sarah E., l.).";.
Fierbrace, ■■<ce Firebrace.
Figes, M., 104.
Figg, Jas., 52.
Fi;>g-erdan, Patrick. 318.
Figsworth, Wm., Gy.
Filby, Thomas, 120.
Filkins, Capt., 2J3 (2).
Finch, Capt., 248 ; Francis, 314 ; Rich.,
Tho., 318; — , 218.
Fincher, Abru.. 2.">3, 2,)4.
Finchley, PJchard. 209.
Finlason, Eliz., 318: John. 348
Tho., 348 (2) ; Wm.. 348 (2).
Finlay(Finlcy), Robert, 128, 129, 1:
Finn, Tho., 3.i.5.
Finney (Finny), Djrmoufl. 317 ;
318 ; Wm.. 198.
Firebrace (Fierbrace). Anne Lyne. 33.i : Br^'an,
334 ; C. W., 334, 33.5 ; Jane. 334 ; John, 334 ;
Mehetabel Christian, 33-5 ; Samuel 2oS, 334 ;
William, 3.3.) ; William Newton, 33.J.
Firth, 0. H., 208, 2.51.
Fish, Samuel, 223 : Thomas, 119.
Fisher, Elizabeth, 120 ; Gideon. 119 ; Jas., 56,
17G; .John. 331; Rich., 191] ; Thomas, 254;
Will., 210; — . 1.
Fitzgerald (Fitz Garrald, Fitz Gerald), Gibcon.
318; Jane, 119; John, 70; Maurice, 71;
Rubard, 34;;.
Fitzmorris, James. 310.
Fitzpatrick, Edmund. 57. 119 ; .Mary, 89 ; Miss,
210 ; Thomas. 119.
Flahoonunc, I'liillip, 318.
Flanders. Nicliola<, 120.
Flaunt', David. 3 13.
Flavell. Ceujaiuin, 12J"t ; Hannah. 120.
Fleck. Hugh. 1>0.
Fleming (I'leeming, Flerainge, Flemyng). Ann,
312; Gilbert Fane. 313; Henry, 51; James
S., 284 ; John, 55; Michael, 180; Robert, 71;
Thomas. 120 ; — , 147.
Flctchall. Tho.. 170.
Fletcher, Cha., 5*
Rob., 57.
Fletewood. Rich., 255
Flick, Nathaniel. 208.
Fling. Dan.. 318 ; Owen. 318.
Flood, Richard. 219; William, 14
Florence. .\nu :il4 ; John, 344.
Florey. Eli.iibcth, 252 ; Thomas, 252.
Florison, Le'\ is, 5G.
Flower, Roger, 55.
Floyds. Roger, 14.
Flune. Thomas, 344.
Flyer, Capt., 223.
Foderingham, John. 280, i<\ ; John, juur., 2S0 ;
John U., 150 ; Mrs., 280 ; Rebacca Jane,
283; Sarah, 90.
Jacob. 120 ; John, 175
; William. 213.
148.
Fogerton, Daniel, 71.
Fogg, Richard, 201. 202.
Fogo, Barbara, 374.
Fonseca, Jacob, 57.
Foord alias Kenouf, Elizabeth, 120.
Foord & Delpratt, 273.
Forbes, Alex., 59; Christian, 120; Christiana,
325: Duncan, 352. 354; George, 31, 203;
Hugh, 27, 353, 351(2); ."ilary, 31: Mungo,
275 ; Richard Walter, 31 ; V'ictoria Felicite,
332 ; William, 174, 203 ; Sir Wii)., 331.
Forcith, John, 3.
Ford, Anne, 78 ; Cha., .328 ; Edward, 1 19 ;
Eliz.. 78 (2) ; Frances, 78 ; Francis. 78 (2),
197, 200, 2(J3 ; Gilbert, 59 ; John. 197 ; Lau-
rentia. 203; Lawrence, 119; ilartha, 78;
Ph., .50 : Randle, 29 ; Richard, 344 ; Rob.,
199 ; Wm., 320.
Forgason, David, 320.
Forget. Mr.. 240 (2).
Forrest, John, 120; Richard, 320; Robert, 120.
Forrester, .John, 181 ; !JIary, 120.
Forrord (Furord). Francis, 119 ; John, 120.
Forster, Andrew, 119: Deborah, 201 ; Eleanor,
12i) ; Theodore. 42.
Fort, Mary .lane, 217.
Forte, family of. 217.
Fortescue. .Major-Gencral. 256; ilary, 213;
Richard. 54 (2), 213 (12). 214 (4), 215.
Forth, William, 119.
Fortune. Elizabeth. 216 ; Robert. 314.
Foster. Henry, 197; Ingrain. 350; John, 57,
119, 120, 148 ; John Doutrlas. ;'03. 364 ; Jos.
L., 180: Mary, 175, 207; Purlelta Maria
Shcills, 3()3 ; Sam.. 59 : Thomas. 57, 59 (2),
119, 207, 312 ; William, 58, 12<) ; — . 51 (2).
Fothergill, G.. 108 ; Gerald, 230 ; John, 230.
Fountain. John. 147.
Fowke, Henry, 285.
Fowle. D., 94 : Tho.. 177 ; Wm., 177.
Fowler. Christop., 109 (6); Daniell, 317.
340; Dennis, 317; Dr.. 300; John.
367 (2) ; Maike, 255 ; Morris, 319 ; — , 1
Fox. Charles J.. 98; Mary, 120; Rob.,
Thomas, 120.
Foxley, S.im.. 55.
Foyster, Benjamin, 120.
Frame. Eli/.,'ibeth, 120.
F^rampton, John, 210.
France, Hugh, 119 ; — . 226.
Francis (Frances, Franci. Fraunccs). Benja.,
254: Edward, 57 (2), 120 (2): .Jacob. 199;
John. 119: Mary, 179; Thoma-
Franckland. Wm.,'l98.
Frankin. Joshua. 120.
Franklin (Franeklyn, Franklini,
Gilbert, 313. 35o ; James. 1 2u
Robert. 1 19 ; Thomas, 233.
Franks, Isaac, 12ii.
Franksway. — . 77.
Fraukway. Kennett. 69.
Eraser (Frazor. Frazier), Alexander. 42. 119;
Charity, 193; ]:iizabeth, 19.!; George. 180;
John, 120 : Nich., 350; Simon,
27, 28, 193.
Fredricks. AUart, 2(;i.
Freeman, family of, 28ti.
Freeman. Byam. 3o5 ; Cope. 119 ;
Harriett. "315 : Harry, 238 (2)
170; Jo.-eph, 42; Judith. Iii5
320,
202,
353 ;
120.
Frankhii).
John, 212 ;
Thomiis,
i:(h\Mrd. 208 ;
; .Juliu Cope,
Robert. 145
(2), 146 ; Sarah, 357 ; Thomas, 56, 57, 105,
40tt
CARIBBEAXA.
119, 120 (2), 213 ; Wm., 17.", 2158. 357 ; — ,
238.
Freind (Frcnd). James, 312 ; Jolin. 27.
i^;r/,'c, fi 7.
Freke, Mary. lU, Ct! : Raufe. 01, 66.
Fremoote. ]Michaell, 7t.
Freuch, Andrew L,. 17'.l : Elizabeth Bogle. 3S1 ;
George, ."^li. 320; Geo. Hon.. 3.')0; Greo-nry,
93 ; Jas. Bogle, 3.V2 : .Jas. tha.. 3:.0 ; .leifery.
58, 332. 333 ; John. 30. 1S3, 2uii : John Lvnch.
27(2), 30; Jonas, 12i): I.yonell. 197 : .Mary.
201 ; Nathaniel Bogle. 2ti ; Peter, 319 ; Rob..
290; Thomas, 213 ; — , 30.
Frere, Henry, 201 ; Jolin. 199; Lucy. 199;
Sheppard. 200 ; Tho.. 197 ; Tobias. 198. 200.
Fretwell, Dorothy, 19S : Rob., 198.
Fridenbune:, John, 327.
Frisby, John, 119.
Frith, Antrobus Richard, 12(i: James, 120:
Jane, 197 ; John. 2.;3 ; Rich.. 17") ; \Vni.,197'.
Frizer, \Vm., 199.
Froderingham, Henry W., 299 ; Margaret, 299.
Frvmc, i)8.
Frome. Jane. 61, 07, OS ; Robert, 01, 67, 08.
Frost, Anne, 321 ; Anne Israel, 323 ; Catherine,
167, 108, 323, 321; Eleanor. 325: George,
321 ; John. 105 (3). lO*!, 3l.'5. 320 ; John
Bennett. 107 ; iMary, 105(2). 100,320 ; S;irah.
106 ; Solomon liennet. it!8 ; William Bennett,
107, 108. 323, 324. 325 ; — , 325.
Fry (Frye), George, 104, 151 : John, 31 (2),
112, 123 (3): John R,, 353; Mary, 353;
Mr., 124 (7).
Fryer, George, 1 20 : John, 1 20.
Fudge. Rebecca, 212 ; William. 212 (2),
Fuhr, Edward, 331.
Fulham, F.. 131.
Fuller, family oi;, 280.
Fuller, Fra., 175: Henry, 174: John, 5
120; Rose. 120. 175, 330; Stephen.
The, 174 (!'), 213 (2), 330 ; — . 214.
Fullertou. Alexander, 299 ; Geo,, 58.
Furlonge. Ociavius, 178.
Furnell. I'eter. 34'i.
Furry, Turlag, 222 : William. 119.
Fuser. Louis V., 175.
Futtun, Thomas, 119.
FytYe, John. 120,
Fyfield, John, 270.
Fyler, Wm., 295.
G
Gabay. Isaac, 120 ; Solomon, 120, 149.
Gael, John, 140.
Gage. Francis. 28S : General, 79
Thomas, 210(2) ; Viscount. 288 :
332, 333,
Gagene, Loughlane, 312.
Galbraith, James. 120.
Galdy, Laur,. 50.
Gale, family of. 280.
Gale, Dorothy, 58. 121 ; Francis.
120, 211, 3iis {■!) ; Isaac. 58 (2), 12! : James,
120, 177 ; John. 58. 120. 121. 198 ; Jonathan.
120. 308 ; Susanna Hyde, -.'29 ; Wm.. 3o8 (•-').
'Gall, Sarah, 133.
Gallaho. Farrcll. :!i;i.
Gallahor. John, 319.
Galiawav (Gallowav), Geoige, I2o ; Mary. 120 ;
Richard, 121 ; W'm.. 175.
: 58,
330 ;
Mary. 210 :
Sir William,
.'29 : Henrv.
Galliard. Catherine. 120 ; Peter John. 120.
Gallimore, Archer, 121 : Matthew, 330 ; Sarah.
330 ; Tho., 304.
Gallison, Edward, 121.
Gallop (Gallopp). Capt.. 107 ; George, 150 ;
Wm., 199.
Gallway ((iallwey, Galwey), Ann Georges, 294 ;
Major, 347 : Phila, 2t', ; Stephen Payne,
2i; (2), 250, 291 ; William Payne. 294.
Galpine. Calvin, 121 ; Elizabeth. 108 : Francis,
107, 108(2). 323. 325: Francis John, \M ;
Gerrard William. 121 ; Margaret, 108 (2),
323, 325 ; Martha Catherine. 323.
Gamble, And., 198.
Ganan, Mosett. 310 : Thomas, 316.
Garbrand. Thomas, 120.
Garcon (Garson). Mr., 240 ; Peeter, 258 (2).
Gardner (Gardiner). Alan. Lord, 229; Ann.
230. 237. 349 ; David, 230. 237, 349 ; Elisa-
beth, 324 ; Harry F., 170 : Henry, 3 ; James,
237; John, 312: Mary Rachael, 217: Mr.,
100 ; Richard. 230. 237 (2). 349 ; Robert.
120; Roger. 38. 237. 324; Samuel, 230,
237 (4) ; Susanna Hyde, Lady, 229 ; Thomas,
121 (2). 170 ; Timotiiv. 12o : — , 237.
Garland. Jeremiah, 121"; Richard, 120.
Garling. Caroline. 287.
Garnell. Michell. 222.
Garner. Eli/.abeth, 283 ; Jas., 184 ; N. R.,
Priscilla F., 2^0.
Games. Margaret Ann, 150.
Garuett, EU/.abeth Mary, 221 : Isabella, :!3 ;
John, 72, 303 ; John N,. ISO : Miss. 210 ;
Rev. 3[r., 135. 216 (3), 221, 303; Thomas,
121 ; William. 281, 283.
Garney, Luke, 343.
Gamier, Wm.. 352.
Garrald, Edmond. 71.
Garrard. Gilbert, 6.
Garrett (Garratt). James, 70 ; Jno., 319; Wm.,
196.
Garrey, see Garvey.
Garrigues, Francis John, 120.
Garriock. George. 57. 120.
Garth. Joseph. 174 ; Mary, 253
Garthshore, William, 120.
Garvey (Garrev). Anthonv, 120: Christopher,
120 ; Elizabeth. 120 ; Henry, 120 ; John, 358 ;
Wm., 315.
Garvyne, Xpher, 319.
Gaschet, Daniel, 354.
Gascoigne, John, 120 ; John
Stephen, 198.
Gaskin, -Ann Yernona Simmons,
jamin, 137 ; Benj. T.. 283 ;
283;
r.alph, 253.
Jones, 27
28:
Mrs.,
Ben-
ilobert M., 155 ; Thomas, 281 ; Will., 263.
Gason, Magdalen, 120.
Gater, John, 212.
Gates, Roger. 1M4.
Gaultier. Margaret. 120 : Zachariah. 120.
Gaven, Daniell. 73.
Gay, Eliz.. 277 ; John. 277 (2).
Gayney, William. 3.
Gaynor. Peter. 3:!0.
Gaywood. William. 120.
Gearing. Harry. 50.
Gee, Benjamin, 330, 340 ; Richard, 210 ;
William, 121.
Gcgg, Tho,, 175,
Gellett, Thomas. 120.
i Genell, Charles. 70.
INDEX.
405
137 : John,
; Sara. E.,
George III., Kinpr of Ensrland, 2t>, 28 (2). 327.
Geor^je, Henry. 7.'); John. 70. .">2.j ; Mary, 121 ;
Nathaniel. :i2.> : Paul, .i."):; ; Sam., 317 ;"Samp-
son, 210 ; Thomas. I2ii (2).
Georges, Payne, 3.51 ; Theodore, 3G0.
Gerbane, John, 72.
Germ, Jacob Hare, 31S.
German, — , lo7.
Gerrald, James. 31i; ; John. 32 i : Morris, 2iJ0.
319 ; Itedmond, 31i;.
Getting-s, John, 21."> : Wm., 70.
Ghest, sec Guest.
Ghost, William. 120.
Gihboix, 232.
Gibbons (Gibbens), Bridget, 12i) : Charlotte,
231, 232 ; Christian. 231 ; Cordelia, 231, 232 ;
David, G9 ; Fanny. 232 ; Frances. 231 ; John,
121, 231 (4), 232 (2); Sir John. 200, 232;
Mrs., 232 ; Robert, 120 ; Scawen Kenrick,
231 ; William. 232. 300 ; Sir William. 200.
232 (2) ; William Kenrick, 231. 232.
Gibbs (Gibbes, Gibes), A^nes. 7S ; Ann, 89 :
Christian, 277 : Dr., 223 (21 ; Elizabeth, 27G.
277 ; Elizabeth Ann, 89 ; Elizabeth G., 282 ;
Frances. 299 ; ILiynes, 12(j ; Henry. 19ij ;
Isabella. 277; John, 120. 277, 282; Joseph,
277 ; Philip, 78, 27(3, 277 (2) ; Sir Philip, 78,
21C ; Philip-Jame.s, 277; Hob.. 331 ; Samuel
Osborne, 21G ; — , 21G.
Gibeon, Walter, 318.
Gibou, Dcrmond, 343.
Gibson, Francis. 43, 302 ; Jane,
198 ; Joseph, 2o0 ; Martha. 281
281 ; Theop., 2.52 ; Thomas. 120.
Gifford, Capt., 147.
Gignilliat (.Gignillat, Gignittial), Jolin. 3.59,
360, 3G1.
Gilbert. John, 120 ; Nath.. 33G : Robert, 120.
Gilchrist, Alex.. .59 ; Frances, 330 ; Wm.. 330.
Gildart. Richard, 27, 28 ; Richard, junr., 28.
Giles, Daniel, 25; Thomas, 73; William, 73;
— , 2,5, 26.
Gilkes, Thomas, 284.
Gilkgave, Xynon. 310.
Gill, Eliza, 87 ; Hn-h. 317
London, 221 ; JIargaret. 34-5
Sarah Rollins, 281 ; Ste.. 312
William. 87. 200, 28o.
Gillard, E., 3G3.
Gilldercatt. Gallic. 74.
Gillespie, Alex.. 335 ; John, 121
Gillintrham. Hen., 310.
Gillon. John. 327.
Gillroy, James, 31G ; John, 31G.
Gills, Marv. 120.
Gilraan, Rich.. 311.
Gilmore, Mary. 124 (2) ; Rob.. 124.
Gimball (Ginibar, Gvmball), John. 127, 14G
(2), 147, 1.50; — , 14G.
Ginger, John. 2o9 (2).
Gingon, Elias. 213.
Gittens (Gythen-:), Amelia. 136 ; Renjauiin,
13G, 199 :' Juhii. 12''; Marth.a. 2S1 ; Miss,
154 ; Mrs., 152 ; Rchcoca Catherine. 299 ;
Robert. 151; Roberc T., 299; — , 152, 15G
(2).
Gladsbraok. Simon Peter. 120.
Glady. Lewis. 120.
Glapthorne. Charles. 252.
Gla-'gaue, Den., 319.
Glasgow, James, 25 (2) ; — , 2G.
John, 317
; Robert, 280
Thomas, 279
Tho.. i;
Glass (Glas.se). James, 70 ; Wm., 360.
Gleaue. Leonard, 197.
Olechane. Murlow, 317.
Gleen. James, 120; William, 120.
(rleyrj, lo3.
Glegg, Eliz., 103 ; Sir William, 103.
Glen, James. 120; John, 120.
Glenny, Alex., 3.52.
(ilcssaue. John, 317.
Glover. Kliz,, 7 (2) ; Joss., 7 ; Raph,3 ; Richard,
7 ; Ro^er. 2, 7, 310 ; Sara, 7.
Goad, Ann, 120.
Goare, .fir Gore.
Goater, Wm., 181.
Goddard. family of. 28G.
Goddard (Godard. CJoddart). Dr.. 374 ; Ebenezer,
120; Eleanor, 121: Elizabeth, 44; Giles.
320: Isaac D., 216; James, 58, 121 (2). 149,
174 (2); John, 3.52; Miss, 210. 303; Mr..
107, lo.-s ; Tho., 105, 108(2), 109 ; Sir Thomas,
150 ; Thomasin. 41.
Godfrey, Capt.. 46 ; .lohn, 120 ; Wm., 53.
Goding, John Gay. 280 ; .Mary, 280.
Godman, Wm.. 199.
Godsalve. Xicliolas, 7 (2).
Godwell, John. 208.
Godwin. Mury. 362 ; \\'in., 362.
Goffe, Michael, 196 : William, 121.
Goldegav, Edmund, 175.
Goldfinch. Capl., ^3.
Goldfrap, John George. 27 (2). 32 ; Sarah, 32 ;
— , 26.
Goldie, Thomas. .57, 120.
Golding (tioldiiijjre). Get^rj^e, 120; John, 120;
Mr., 14 : Rich.. 19S : Tim.. I'M.
l.ioldiii^^'ham. -lames, 198.
Goldson. James, 174 : Sam.. 58 : Tho.. 175.
Gold win, Edward, 93 ; Elizabeth. !»2, 144 (2);
Lucy. 92, 144 (2): Thos.,92, 93(2), 144 (4), 331.
Golfcboru. Tho.. 1 75.
Gomershall (Uomersall), Ezekiel, 57, 120.
Gomez, David. 149.
Gomm, Lieut. -Col., 276 : Mary AUeyne. 276 ;
Miss. 276 ; Sophia Lonis.i. 276 ; William,
276; Sir William Maynard, 276.
Gone. Thomas, 26,2.
Gonning, The, 199.
Gonsales. Abr.. 58 ; Isaac. 59 ; .Mosts Xunes,
120 ; Jloses Alares Coroks Jarob, 3G7 (2).
Good. De:;orv. 318.
Goodall, Ch;i.. 33o.
Goodcheap. Hoprer, 120.
Goodderrom. Mrs.. 264.
Goodfcllowf, Thomas. 255.
Gooding (Uoodin). Elizabeth. 120; (-icorge,
120 ; John G.. 281 ; .Mrs.. 2s| ; Robert. 120.
Goodrich, llridger, .■>52.
(ioodridgo. .Tucob. .'iol.
Goodson (Coodsonue). General, 261 ; Sam., 57 ;
Wm.. 46 (2).
Goodwin, Ikiiry. 121 ; Mr.. 1:'.5 ; l>ich;ird. 76 ;
William. 12o "(,2), 180.
Goold, .vcc Gould.
Goo>c, Adrian. 77.
Goosman. John, 175.
Gordon, familv of, 286.
G'nd.'ii. 12.
Gordon ((.-Jorden). .Uiinia Isabelhi, 179; Alex-
ander. 120(2). 121. 175. 353, 3,> t ; .Anthony,
240; Capt., 221; Catherine. 12; Charles,
81 (4), 120; Charlotte. 20l ; Edward, 70;
406
CARIBBEAN A.
James. 180;
Pearce. 31S ;
— . 125.
Eliza Anne, 81 ; Elizabetli. 170: Georfre, oS.
120 ; James. 2.">. 27, 31, !21 ; James, seur., 31
(2); John. 12, 120, 17r, (2); Louisa, 81 (2);
Mary, SI ; Rich., 177 ; Robert. .")',). l.")4, 170 ;
Sam., 11') ; Tlio., •'iS, 121. 175; William, 57,
58, 120, 171'.
Gore (Goate). Francis. 2 : Geirard, 0 ; Hon.,
132; Joliii. 134 ; Nicholas. 120.
Goring, Mrs., 283 ; Tliomas D.. 283.
Gorman, Cunif!iiis, 320 ; Thilip, 77.
Gosling:, Dau., 55 : John, 327 ; John .Asgill,
327 ; Margaret. 201 ; ilary, 88 ; Mary Wood.
327 ; Susauiiah, 201. 327.
Gosse, Alice, 340 ; 31athev\'. 56 ; Ph.. 310.
Gostliny, X.. 331.
Goulbourn, George, 121.
Gould (Goold), George. 120;
John W., 180 ; Michacll. 313
Richard, 3rj ; Robert. 343 (2)
Goulding. John, 3,
Gourley,"Rear-.\dm., 1 OS).
Gowan, V\'illiain, ISO,
Gower, Jas, Wm,. 11)2.
Gowne, Hryan, 317.
Grace, Nicholas, 212,
Gradwell, Roger, 120,
Grady, James. 71 ; Jeffrey. 318 ; Thomas, 31'
Graeme, Alex., 200.
Graham, Benj.. 352 : Francis, 120
198 ; John, 120 ; Thos. B., 200 ;
Grandson, Joshua, 120,
Grane, Edmund, 22:!.
Grannell, ^Mioiieli, 222.
Graunura, Margaret, 2^2.
Grant, Alex., 175; Andrew, 352;
(3), 32 (2), 32(i, 350; David. 120 : Elizabeth,
31, 32 ; Frances, 283 ; Francis B.. 282, 283 ;
Jas., 350, 353; Lieut.. 43. 27!): .Mich,, 351 ;
Nicho,, 318; Patiick, 125; Richard, 50,131,
132 ; Sir Wm., 332.
Grant i: Elliott, 282.
Grant & Siiawe, 131.
Grasett, Eliza, 283 ; I'^Iizaljetii If.. !35: James.
43, 80 (3). 88, 1 33 ; Margaret, 20i i : Mehitabel,
2S1 ; Mrs., 221 ; W., 221, 283 ; William, 135,
Grassome, John, 202,
Graves. John, I2o.
Gravett, Pelor, 121,
Grav, Arthur, 120 :
John, :Ak 120, IT
Sheeu, 120; Tho.,
128 (2), 130, 131. :):;o.
Gray, Nimmo *: Co., 182,
Greathead (Greatheed), Ann. 32: Bertie, 32;
Marv. 313 ; Ladv Marv, 313 : Samuel, 2i; (,2),
27. 312 ; — , 20."
Greatlaud, Anne. 2<;0 ; William, 20!t,
Greaves, family of. 17.
Greaves. Ann," 41; Eliza, 2S1: .Mary. 2',t9 :
Thom.as \V,, 281.
Green (Greene. (Irenes lieniamin 15.. 178:
Cha., rjs.318; Edrauiul Frii,. 348 : Edward.
20!l, 270. 272 ; Cuor-c. 203. 324. 325. 34S (2),
370 (2): James. 117. I!t8; John. 2n0. 2:i5
M.irv. 209. 270. 2 72:
203." 348 (2) : Ro-or.
Tho.. l!»s ; William, 1
Greeuaway, .Margt., 57.
Greenid'.'-e", Cainain, 150 ; Charles, 284 ; Jame:
'130; Juhii. 154; K., 154; Mary W., 281
William, 13G.
James, 121,
W,. 300.
Charles. 31
Ieur3-.
1 1'"!
121
•0. 120, 17:
Jas.
. 55 ;
tich..
190;
Wm,
127,
Greenland. Uich,, 176.
Greenshields. Gavin, 121.
Greenvill, Nich., 345.
Greenway, .Andrew, 311 ; ^\■illiam. 120.
Greenwell. David, 314,
Greenwich, Lucretia, 120.
Greenwood, John, 223,
Grees, Humphrey, 318.
Greet, Jolin, 120 ; Richard, 223.
Gregg, Lieut.. 8S.
Gregory, family of, 280.
Gregory (firegorie), Benjamin, 120 ; Francis,
121; Gilbert, 111, 112(2). 113; Jane, 181;
John, 58 ; Mathew, 50, 184 ; Michael, 121 ;
William, 120.
Grene, Kce Green,
Greville, Cha. Cavendish Fulke, 318.
Grev, Curnelius, 71; Geo., 120; James, 120;
Mary. 120: Samuel, 120; Sarah. 120; Wil-
liam, 147.
Grier, Robert. 31 8.
Griffin (Griffen), Anthony, 317 ; David, 75,
345; Dermond, 344: Geo.. 31. 287. 317;
John, 121, 204; John Poppleton. 25;
Lucock, 58, 121 ; Morgan, 3!(; ; Wm., 317,
Griffith, Charlotte S., 210 ; George. 3 ; H.i.rriot.
383 ; Howard, 210, 299, 301 ; Hugh. 352 ;
Joseph, 383 ; Mary, 299 ; Miss, 89 ; Mrs,, 383 ;
Rymer, 353 ; Thomas H., 89.
Griffiths, Tudui', 24o.
Griffon, John, 215.
Grimes, Mary, !T9 ; Peter, 179.
Grinistead. Alexander, 227.
Grindley, Alexander, 120.
Grinfealde. Sargeant, 2(52,
Grocer (G rosier). Wm,, 72, 70.
Groome, John, 253,
Grosse, Thomas, 320.
Grove, Haviland. 120 ; Henry, 052 ; John, 302 ;
Patrick. 71 ; Robert.
73 : .Sarah, 20;i. 272 ;
8. 170. 2t;4. 327, 3:>0.
John Mathew, 302,
William. 57. 12
Groves. John. 121. 352
Grummett. Jolin. 120.
Grnrais. Brian. 319.
Grynen. .lohn. 310.
Guane, Edmund, 317 ; James, 317 : John, 317.
Gubbins, .loseph. 75 ; Laneelotte, 177.
Guest (Ghest, Gues.se), Charles. 110 : Clara,-212 ;
John, 242; Lieut,, 114: Lt.-Col„ .109;
Richard, 120 ; Tho . 101. 117 (2;, 151.
Ouichnrd, Fra., 301 ; Hubert, 312.
Guilmen, -lane. 35S.
Guinard. Lonis;i. 313.
Guiott, James, 120,
(iully (Gtilley), John, 319, 320,
Gumby. Roger. 54.
Gume. ■<(■<■ Gunn.
Gundry. Nicholas, 120.
Gundy" John, 12o.
Gunn\Gume. Gun. Gunne). l".li/-alicth. li;5 (2) ;
George. 105 : John. 73, 211 ; Rue, 344.
Guiiuing. ICdward i: Co.. 220.
i;nntliorpe. Eliza. 321 ; Margaret. 25 : William,
25. 27.321 (3). 322.
(Jiirloy. Charlotte .Augusta, 53: John. 53;
Thomas. 2t')3.
Gurney (({urrnav). John. 311 ; Rich., 327
Gurrv. Robert. 252.
Gus^ell. James, 318,
Gut'iirie, John, 120.
Gutieres, liuchel Gomes, 57,
INDEX.
407
Gutterez, Jacob Jieudcs, 58 ; Mendez Jacob,
121.
Guy, family of, 28<>.
Guy. Hudson, 121 ; John, 2r>^. 2i34 : PrisciUa.
121 ; Samuel, 120 : Tho., IU7.
Gyllart, :Mar'4aret, 1 20.
Gythens, sec Gitten:*.
H
Hacker, John, 121 : Hebecca. 121.
Hackett, :Mary, I'.t'J.
Hackins. C'Jem., 2ii2.
Hackshaw, Tho.. X.i.
Haddock. Edw.. I'.i?.
Hadwin, Mary, 122 ; Robert. 122 ; Thomas.
122.
Hafifey, Peter, 3."il.
Hapfaman, John. 42.
Ha^'gatt, Xath., 2'JO ; Othniel, I'JO.
Hag-nu.s, Richard. :i20.
Hagthorpo, John, 93.
Haines, xcc Haynes.
Hale, James. 311.
Hales, Thomas. 122.
Halev. llenrv, 75.
Half'hide. Philip. :!12.
Halford (Holford). Nicholas. 2.53 (2), 2.U ;
Sarah, GO, (51 ; \Vm., 60, 01. 280.
Hall, Ale.x., r,n ; Ann Jane. 177; David. 132,
300 ; Deborah, 13.> ; Edw., 5.j ; Elizabeth,
122 ; Esther, 121 ; F.. 219 ; Francis, 2.-)9 :
George, 8S, 122 : Grace, 121 : James, 112. 113.
121; Jasper, 177; John, 8(5. 121. 122. 199,
281. 303 ; Jlarv, 133. 283 ; Xathl.. 143 : Sarali
B., 1.53 : Thomas. 59, 121 ; Tho. Wm. Burlev.
143, 351 ; AVilliam, 121, 133. 201 ; — , 132,
300.
Hallerance, Florence, 318.
Hallerane (Alaurane, Hallarane, Hallorane).
Dan., 318 : Edm., 318 (2) ; Owen, 76.
Hallett. John, 198. 199, 351.
Halliday, Harriet, 383 ; Jane, 382, 383 (4) ;
Simon, 383 (2).
Hallos, Teicre, 318.
Hallyfield. Wentworth, 122.
Hals, familv of. 28(1.
Hals, Mathew, 190 ; Tho., 55, 121, 122 ; Tho.
Rich., 57.
Halsted (Halstead), Elizabeth, 121, 122 ;
Mathew, 329, 331.
Halton,— , 1.
Ham, Francis. 270 ; Mary. 270.
Hambleyn (Hamling), llenry. 59; William,
213.
Hamden, sir Hampden.
Hamersley. Ilu.sjh, 01 ; Rich.. 198.
Hamilton. A., 371 : Andrew, 32. 325 ; Archi-
bald, 122 ; Cheney. 59 ; Claudius. 199 ;
David. 139, 352: Geo. Kobiuson, 177; Geor-
gina, 95 ; James. 122, 320 ; Jane. 121 ; John,
57. 122 ; Judith. 312 : ."\Ianha, 325 ; Ricliaid,
95; Kobert. 121; Walter. 124 (2), 370:
William, 122. 312.
Hatnley. Peter. 74.
Hainond (llamound), Joseph, 209 ; William,
223.
Hampden (Hamden. Hampton). A^'ncs, 231 ;
Ann, 233 (2), 234 (2) ; Anthony, 235 ;
Charles. 233 (3), 234 (4) Dorothy. 235 ; Dr.,
234 ; Eleanor. 233. 234 (3), 235 (3) ; Eliza-
beth, 182. 233. 234 (4). 235 : Ezekiel. 234 ;
Frances. 182.234 (2). 235 : Georjrc. 234 (5);
Henrv. 233 : Hester, 234 (3) ; J., 217 ;
Jarra"tt, 42, 301 ; John, 134 (2), 182 (3). 233
(4). 234 (3). 2S4 ; John, junr., 233; Mar-
paretta, 284 : :Martha, 234 : Mary. 182. 233
(,2j. 235 (2). 279 ; Orian, 233 : Owen. 233
(2) ; Peter. 234 : Renn. 154. 182, 219. 234 (4),
279, 299; Renn. jun.. 221; Renn Dickson,
182: Reynold. 234: Robert. 23.4 (4): Sarah,
15 ». 233 (3). 231 (i.). 235 : Su^anna. 23:'.. 234
(3), 235 (2) : Thomas. 234 (2). 235 (2) ;
William. 233 C2). 234 (4). 235 (4) : William,
junr.. 235 ; William Yard. 235 : Wren. 234 ;
—,219,234.235(2).
Hamjpson. .Sir Geo. Era.. 175.
Hampton, Raph. 3.
Hanbury, Osgood, 327 (3); Sampson. 327.
Hancock (Handcock). Edward. 121 : James,
122; John. 70; Richard. 210; Thomas, 2U8
(9), 209 (9).
Handavside. Jasjjcr. 122.
Hankey, Elizalit-tli, 90 ; R., 204; Thomas. 90;
William Alers. 90.
Hankiuson. David. 127.
Hanley (Hanly). Andrew. 72 ; Ann Brodie,
109 ; Eridirel. 209. 270 ; Dennis, 343 ;
Frances Maria. 37 ; John. 109, 209 (2), 270;
Piog'er. 200 : 'William. 37.
Hannah (Hannv), Anne. 270 ; Philip, 271 ;
Robert. 54, 253.
Hannav. Anna Maria, 125, 201 ; Eliz., 200;
Geo.,' 125 (3) ; .Samuel. 121.
Hannichar (Hanichar), Catherine. 122 ; Pene-
lope, 122.
Hanson, Anna Williamiua, 339 : Fra., 55 : John,
122, 339 ; Nicholas, 121 ; Peter, 121 ; Wm.,
174.
Hanvill. see Henville.
Harag-in, Daniel, 71.
Harbert. Edw., 318.
Harbin, John. 199 : Joseph, 151.
Harby, John. 3M;.
Harding-. Cath.. 3i;7 (2); Elizabeth, 121 ; Isaac
Bernard, 3i!7 ; John, 121 ; Mahetabel, 282 ;
Miss. 90: Tho., 307.
Hardwick, Elizabeth. 149 : Ralph. 213 (2).
Hardy. Francis. 121 ; Maria. 92.
Hare. Jacob, 318 ; Jo., 211 ; Tim., 312.
Harewood. Earl of, 331.
Harford, Henry. 25.
Hargreaves, Jos., 170.
Haviiran, John. 09.
Harland, Rob., 332, 333.
Harlin. Geo,, 204 ; Sarah, 20 1.
Harlowe, John, 122.
Harlstone. William, 210.
Harlv. David. 7ii.
Han'nan, Mrs.. 220, 300 ; S.. 21S : Samuel, 220,
300 : William Wickham, 31 (2).
Harne. Mr.. 204.
Harnest. Toby. 223.
Hariiold, Lnwn.iicc. 122.
Harper, Alice Jlar^^aret, 243 ; Blcnev, 200 ;
John. 317; Mr., 215 ; —,243.
Harm, Owen. 3I.'<.
Harries, John. 57. 121 ; Ralph, 225 ; Tho., 197.
llarrinuton. Wen., lo5.
Ilarriolti Benjamin, 121.
408
CAR1I3BEANA.
!l' ; Tavl(jr.
Will.. I'Jli ;
Mrs.. 210.
All-
John.
Hanis, Anne. 270; Ed. D., ;iU7 ; Eliza. 87:
Klizabeth. 277 : J.. !i.") (.")) : .lames Butler.
2(i (2): John. 70. 7:i 122. 2:5:i 277. :i."y (2):
Mary. 87, 23:!; Nicholas. 121; I'eter. :n7 :
Robert, 87 : Sam.. :>.'>!• : Sii>annah. 8.*iii :
Thomas. 121. :iI7 : Ward. 200 ; Wm., .J7, 121,
122, 2-lt;. ?,:,<.). Hf).") : — , 124.
Harri-son. Edward, 121 : Geo., 17."). 200: John,
200; Jonathan, '.)i'i'> ; Sarah, 121 ; Thoma.*.
122, 108: — , 281.
Harroeks. Christopher, 122.
Harrow, Durnian, :112.
Harry. Charity, Kii: Thomas, 121 ; William.
121.'
Hart (Harte, Hartt. Heart), Admiral. 1.".2:
Amelia P., 41 ; Jane. 179: John, :!lli, :^.")1 :
John Johnson. :?!:!: Lieut.. l.")2 : Xalhaniel.
180: Sarah. 122. H4:>: Solomon. 1
122 ; Toi^e, :U7 : Thurlogh, 342
Xper, 222, 223.
Hartey:o. John, 7i).
Hartle, Abraham. 210 ; JIary, 21'J ;
Hartley, George, oS2 ; Jas., li.")!.
ilartmaii, Thomas. 122.
Hartneat, Deuni.s. ;!!8.
Hartiioll. Jaiiics, I'.H't.
Hartweli, "William. 122.
Hu.rty, John. 121 (2).
Harvey (Karvy). Alexaiuler. 2ii (2), 2S
thony, 121. 117; Cha.,17.i; Eliz.. :!84
3."2 ; Robert. 211
384.
Harwood, Doro., ■
Wni. Tooke, 287
Haslev.-ood. Jas., '>0.
Hassall (Hasell. Hassell), Anna, "j8 ; Arthur.
122; Hu^'h, 107 ; Sam., 100.
Hastings, Geo., 28.') : Sarah. 285 ; Will., 253.
IIas\\'ell, James, 134.
Haton, Rob., 55.
JJavr/Jitait, 1.
HauL'-hton. Edward, 149 ; Ph.. 59 ; Rich., 5s.
121 ; Valentine. 104, 148, 149 (2), 151.
Havard, Xeast. 3S3.
Have (.')■ James. 7i;.
Havcrchampe, Godfrey, 206.
Havers, Chr.. 205.
Hawarden. Coruwallis. Viscount, 310 ; ^lary,
Viscounte.-s. 310 : ■■ice alio Maude.
Haweis, Thoma?. 30.
Hawke, John, 225.
Hawkins, Doro., 109 ; Elizabeth, 28 : Joseph.
28.31 : Kath., 198 ; Rich.. 197.225 ; Tho.,55 :
Wm., 7 (2).
HawkslcY. John, 92.
Hav (Hey). Arthur. 227 : Deborah. 50 ; Edw..
200; Ephraim. 121 : James. 121, 328: John.
317: Richard. 121 ; Robert. 122 ; Rob. Grav.
177; Thomas. 122.
Hayd. Edward. 254 ; John, 31'.!.
Hayei (Hays), Gilbert. 121 ; John. 50 ; Richard.
70.
Hayle, Elizabeth. 121; Geor^-e. 122: Mary.
121 ; Nevii Samuel, 121 ; Richard, 121 ;
Samuel, 121.
Hayman (Haymon)- James, 204 ; William, 121 ;
Sir Wm., 55.
Hayno (Hayii), Frances Jaue. 349 ; Isack, 7o ;
Joseph. .'!10 ; Teijjo. 317.
Hayncs (Haines, Hayns), .\ndrtw, 90 ; A.
Fercy, 96 ; Capt., *255 ; Edmund C, 90 ;
2 : Tho., 311 ; Wm., 5
Henry, 50 ; Wm., 17.'
Edmund S. P., 90, 300 : Eliz.. 90, 210 ; Elvy,
90: Harriet Watkiiis. 3o0 : Heiirv. 75. 3od :
I. J., 180: James. 210 (li), 211 (8). 212 ;
Joachim. 104. 149, 151 ; John. 90 (2); Josepli,
348 ; Lieut. -General. 217. 218 : Lindsay. 2ol' ;
Major-General, 255: Miss, 218; Mr".. 187;
Richard. 90, 217 : Robert. 90 (2). 215: Sau-
tillo, 70 : Sarah, 215 ; The, 348 ; — . 79, 90,
217.
Hays, see Hayes.
Haytor, Frances, 209 ; James. 311.
Hayward, Renolds, 213; Sam., 175; Wm.,
170.
Hazard, Edward, 121 ; William, 122.
Hazell. K., 180 ; Grace Elizabeth, 122; .James,
181.
Hazen, Robert. 153.
Hazey. William. 121.
He.a. Matthew, 320.
Heafe, Teige, 320.
Heak, Win.. 317.
Healand, John, 175.
Healey (Healy). Elizabeth. 208 ; Geo., 330, 340 ;
James. 25 ; John, 223 ; Mary, 2iiS ; Maurice,
208.
Heard, Sir Isaac, 11 ; Thomas, 121.
Hearly, Randoll, 71.
Hearn, John. 2>!.
Heart, •«■(• Hart.
Hease (Heas), Curnelius, WW); Daniel, 346;
Dennis, 340 (2); John, 3! 9.
Heath. John, 170.
Heathcott. John, 329.
Hebson. Joseph. 135 ; Mrs., 135.
Hedge, John, 122.
Hedges, Dr., 107 ; Henry, 18 ; Jane, IS.
Hedley. Rob.. 1 75.
Hetferland. William, 121.
Helbye, Robert. 122.
Helden, John, 206 (3). 207, 312 ; Mary, 207.
Helling, Wm.. 344.
Hellyer. Wm., 178 ; William K. C., 178.
Hclme, 357.
Helme, Christian Brome. 357 ; Elizabeth. 311,
357; Maria, 357; Mary, 357 (2); Robert,
357 ; Sarah. :)57 ; Tho., 357 ; Wm., 357.
Helmes, Sarah. 311.
Helock, ^Ir.. 77.
Hemming (Hemiiig). Richard. 147 ; Sam., 50.
Henckell, John. 132.
Henderson. Alexander, 121 : H..1S0: John. 27,
320 : Sir John, 282 : Major, 88 ; Mi.<s, 282 ;
William. 122.
Hendle, William. 121.
Hendly, Charles. 122.
Hendrick, Capt.. 223.
Hendiickson. Anne. 209 (2) ; Leonard. 270 ;
:Marv. 209 ; Nicholas, 209 (2) ; Sarah, 209 ;
Wilfiam, 238. 209.
Hendrie, Capt.. 132.
Hendy, Ann. 210 ; Edward
John. 225, 220 ; Mrs., 150
Heiiez. Robert. 122.
lieuker. Jas.. 51.
Henley, Lieut.. 132.
Hennard, James, ;M4.
Henniug. Rich., 58 ; Sam., 175.
Heanis, Darby, 71.
Henriciues. Aaron Xuius. 130; Abigl., 125;
Gabay David. 121; Lopez .Vbrabam, 122;
Moses, 122.
:U'i2 ; James, 130 ;
Robert, 210.
•^ ♦'
INDEX.
409
2S2 ; William, ISO ;
Coleman, 33(5 ;
Honora, 33t! ;
Mar^raret. 33(J ;
Patrick, 330.
J., 331 ; Jannett, ITJ ;
; Ellas. 2r)3; Mary, 271 ;
Henry, Susanna 31. D.
William Henry, 2S2.
Hense, John, 72 ; Nicliolas:. 72 ; Oliver, 72.
Henslcwe. K. P., 307 ; Honora JIary Gcorsrina,
307 : Speiiuer Vassall. 30i).
Henville (Hanville). .Ann, .'(.':• ; Eliz. .\nn, 3(53 ;
Mary, 3.')S ; ^lary Renedetta. 303 : Patrick
W., 3t;3 ; Puehd. P., 3(13 : Robert, 3.38 (2),
■S.yj (2), 3(;0 : Susannali. o.'iS (2), Syj.
Henwood, Thomas. iL':.'.
Hepburn, John. 122.
I/crbert. 103. 31.->.
Herbert, family of, 2sn.
Herbert, .\nn. 34, 31.5 (l>), 320 ; .Anne Charlotte.
Itw; Arthur, 101 ; Capt.. lOS : Charles, 101,
103. lilt;, 108. 14!i (.2). 2(;7 : Dorothy, 2G7 (2).
2t;8 (3). 2(;i», 31.-) (2) ; Edward, lOl", 10:., 31.-,,
353; Sir Edward, 100, lol ; Elizabeth, 32(5;
Elizabeth Charlotte. Km ; Georjre, 2.34 ;
Henrietta, 2d8 ; Henry, 21, 33, 72, 73. 2()0,
315, 35;) ; Jame. 253 ; '.James, 108, 2i;8, 315 ;
Jane, 324 ; John, 72. 122. 1'r.s, 311, 315 ; John
Kich., 323 (2) ; Joseph, 72, 315 (2), 320 ;
Joseph Brown, 100 (2), Hi7, 108 (3): Lady.
101 ; Lucretia. 34; :Mar';-aret, 100. 105 (2):
Martha. 325 : Marv. 325: Miss, 155; Mollv,
1(15; Mrs.. ^7; Ivaney. 324 : Paul. 122;
Rebecca, 325 : Sarah. 315 ; Thomas, 207 (2).
208 (3). 20',), 280. 315 (4) ; Vere, loO, lOK
103: Walter, 108: William. 57, 87, li'l, 315;
William Litton, 207.
Herely. Dermond, 320 ; Teiire, 320.
Heriot, John. i:i3 : Miss, 133.
Herman, Robert, 212.
Heme. Eliz., 329.
Herone, Francis, 122.
Hekkixg, 12.
Jlenhifi, 11, 13.
Herring, family of. 280.
Herrinjr, Anne, 12. 13 : Hathsua. 12, 13 (2) ;
Catherine, 12 ; Colul., 13; Daniel, 12 (2), 13
(2). 175; Edward, 75; li^leauor. 12, 13:
Elizabeth. 12. 13 : John. 12 (2); Julines, 11
(2). 12 (4). 13 (,5). 175 ; Nathaniel. 12 (3), 13
(2); Oliver. 121.
Hewes. I^enjuinia, 122.
Hewett (Hewitt). Ann. 50 : James. 310; John.
121 (2). A-Il: .Mr.. 107 : Peter, 122 ; Rogen
10!» ; Thomas. 3 : William, .50, 145, 140.
Hewlett, Daniel. 353.
Hey, *.'• Hay.
Heyligre, Peter. 30o.
Heyiie. Christian. 33G (4) ;
Edmund, 330 : Eliz., 330
Jane, 330 : John. 33f! ;
iMary, 330 : Owen, 330 (4) ;
Heysham, (iiles, UUi.
Heyward. John. 3.
Heywood, lltnjnmin Arthur, 25 ; Grace, 329;
Ja-*. .Aloiiyford, 177 : IVtor. 321» ; — , 25.
Hiatt. John, 3 is.
Hibbert, Geo.. 331 ;
Tho., 331.
Hickman. Anne, 27)
Thomas. 271. 272.
IHrhs, 315.
Hicks (Hickes). Bernard. 215 ; Dan,
Gcorsrina Eliza, 315: ('.race. 121; Lytcott. I
30 : N'ieliolas. 54. 1.50 : Richard Lytcott. 25 I
(2), 311. 315 (■^^ : Sarah, 25 (^2), 3o"; Tiiomp- |
son. 11»1 (2) : Wm., 58, I'JO. I
VOL. lU
\ Hickson. — . 3.
. Hickv, Daniel. 31«.
Hide. .v<r Hyde.
Hiern. Cha.. 5'J.
Higf^en. Tei^re, 317.
HigL'inbuthum. John. 121: Otwoll. 190.
Higt;ins. Cliaries, 3 IS : Simon, 345.
Hi;:^iu-on. John. 42, 2-<l. 283, 30l ; Jonathan,
2S3 ; :Mr., 42 ; Sarah, 281.
Hi<.'^.-inson, 11. \ Co., 303.
Hig-ham, John, 88.
Hiklebrand, Kev.. 52.
Hill, Andrew. 121 : Ann, 383 : Benj., HIS ;
Cath.. 3S3 ; Christopher. 344 ; D;inicl, 134 ;
Edward. 121 ; Eli/.a Ann. 15(1; GeorL'e. 317 ;
James. 112 : J. C. 150 ; Jeremiah. 28 (2) ;
John. 70. 122. 254, 320; Sir John, 197 ;
Luke, 250 ; :\farkus, 203 ; Miss. 134 ; Mrs.,
153 ; Xich., 3.S3 (2) ; Randoil, 320 ; Rich.,
197; Samuel. 121 ; Tho,. 57. 70, 190. 213,
383 : William. 153, 212 (2), 213 (3), 214.
Hillarv. Francis, 72.
Hiller." Thomas, 121.
Hilliard, Heniy. 140; John, 122.
Hiliman, E. Haviland. 191 ; Jonathan, 122.
Hillsmaii. John lit-nry, 214.
Hilroy. Niclio.. 317.
Hilton (Hylton). Anthony. 3 (2). 4 (3), 5 (2),
0, 20(i ; Carew. 100 ; Governor. 272 ; John. 3,
4 (3). 5. 122. 202. 203, 201.
Hincker. Capt., 253,
Hinde, Obadiali. 210 (2); Thos., 7; Wm., 57,
121.
Hinds, Abel, 42, 301 ; R., 280 ; Catherine
Bennett, 302; Elizabeth, 42; Frances, 100;
John, 106 ; :Marijaret, 280 ; ilaria, 210 ;
Mary, 320; Jlolly, 10(1; iMrs.. 153; Samuel,
41, 210. 2-2 : William, 153. 302.
Hinfrerton. Pliill.. 319.
Hinkson, Daniel, 282.
Hinson, .Ann, 3;12 : Cornelius, 352.
Hinton, Anthf.ny. 4 ; Martha, 348 ; Mary. 121.
Ilirsch, Johanna Christina Mar^'areta, 379.
His, John, 32S.
Hiscox. Jo.-^eph, 143 : — . 144 (2).
Hislop. Charlotte Stewart. 300 ; Isobol Char-
lotte !Mary, 300 (2) ; Jolm. 80 ; Laurence,
;!05. 3(i0 (2) : Lawience Wm., 300 (2J ; .May
Lawrence, 3ii5. 300 : Mr., 303,
Hitchcock, Eliz,. 243 ; John. 243.
Hitch.man, Elizabeth, 192.
Hoare. Rich., 353.
Hoath, William, 121.
Hoathorn. .).. 302.
Hobbleton. William, 148.
Hobbs, Christopher. 73.
Hobbv, John, 252 : Mary, 121.
Hoblvn (Hoblin), Charles. 73. 2i;0.
Hob>on. Anne. 209 ; Elizabeth, 207, 200 ;
George, 35 ; .lohn, 207 ; Joshua, 207 ; ]\lar-
garet. 35 ; JLiry, 207 ; Sarah Aun, 37 ;
Wcbbo. 38 ; — . 38.
Hoch-Walch. family of. 230.
llud^e. Anthony. ;ilO ; lk-/..a]ei-l. 354 ; Debara
Margt. Rebecca, 4 4 ; Lautrford, 280.
flodeelkins. Thomas. 212.
Hod:jrcs (Hodirgis), Andreise Joseph, 121 ;
Anthony, 28, JO (2) ; Jeremiah, 2>, 30 ;
Jeremiah, junr., 3(J ; Jos., 5G ; Joyscling,
223; Marv,' 311 ; Richard, 317; Sarah, 285;
Tho., 285^319.
!■ r
410
CARIBBEAN A.
WD
Geor-
i:.(i
Jos., 1:
112 (2). 11:
Hodprins. Gilberf, 122.
lIod;;kin (Ilotljrskin), Joseph. 111. 113.
Hodgkiiis. Willidin. 121.
Hodjjman. John. 7:i.
Hoiltr^on, John. 211; Rob.. 3.iS.
Hodzard. KImira. 3(;:{.
Hoffman, Adaui. 17(1.
HoEjan (;Ho-aiie), Danioll, 314 i.Edmond.
JIaihew. 71 ; Nickla^ :;tl : Win,, :;i4.
Hogg, Clia.. .")7 ; -Mathew, 121 ; Tatiick. 320.
Hokin-*, Clement, 310 ; Ciemeut. junr.. 317.
Holden, Rob., 175 ; Wm., 32t;.
Holder, family of. 17.
Holder, Abel Dudley. 18!) : .Ann. 199: C'iiddell,
189; Coulthurst, IS'J ; Elisha, l^y ; Eliza-
beth, 189, 201, 377 (3): Henry Evans. l->9
(4), 280, 377 (2) ; John, 181) ; .John Alleyno.
189 ; John AUeyne Evan.s. 189. 377 ; John
Hooper, 377; Marv. \X'.). 377; ^Marv.Merc.
189 : Melatia. 199 ;" N.. 21(1 ; Xathaniel. IM' ;
S. R., 300 ; Susannah, 377 ; Wm.. 2o(i, 377
(3); Wm. I'll.. 201. 377 ; —.210.
Holdip (Holdick. Holdipp, lluldyck), Coll..
221 ; Hester, 197 ; Richard. 190, 213 (.4), 21 I
(3), 251,250.
Holdsworth (Honldsworth),
Nicholas, 121.
Hole. Beiij., 125 (3). 201
Hoi ford. .v,r Halford.
Hollahane, Thomas, 74.
Holland, Aaron, 198.
Hollarane, Patrick, 318.
Holliday (HoUyday). James,
John, 70.
Hollincrsworth. John H.. 220 ; Sarah Elizabeth
Babb, 220 ; Thomas. 151!.
HoUins, Randolf, 121 ; Sarah, 121.
Hollis, Mr., 107.
Hollistor, Abraham, 58, 122.
Holloway. family of. 4 7 : Sarah, 234.
Holraan, Peter, 198 : Sam., 198.
Holmes. Hugh, 122; John, 121 ; Marth,-
Mrs,.220; Nicholas. 74, 121 ; Priscilla
Rich., 200 (2) ; Susannah, 200.
Holridg-e, Rob., 50.
Hoist, Nicholas, 121.
Holt. Henry. 28 (2) ; The. 313 ; — , 2G, 28.
Homan, William. 87.
Home. Geo.. 353 ; Joachim, 147, 149.
Honastou, Andrew, 121.
Honer, Robert, 122.'
Honey (Honney). John, 213 ; Robert. 74.
Hood, George. 212 ; Sir Samuel, 89; Wm.,
Hooke, family of. 47.
Hooke (Hook). John. 22(2), 23, 25, 00
(3), 252 ; Lambert, 359 ; Mary, 00 ;
223 ; Thomas. 25. 00.
Hooker, Anne. 209; Georee, 2r>8, 209
207 (2). 2i;>;, 209 (3) ; Mary, 207 (2). 208. 20'.»
(2): :Micliael, 207; Walter, 238; William.
267 ; Sir Wm.. 329.
Hooper. .lert luiah. 333 ; Joseph, 23(> ; Mary.
230 ; Philip. 121 ; Peynold. 200; Sarah, 230.
Hooton. Richard. 42. :tOO.
Hope, Ceor-v. 0;i ; John Fred., 198.
Hopkins, Hfii., 54; John, 78, 122; Sally. 78;
Thoma^J, 09, 341 ; William. 211 ; — . 78.
Hopwood, Tiieut.. 87.
Horan (.lloraue), John. 310 ; William, 74 (2).
Hordle, Anue, 284 ; Mary, 284 ; Thomas, 42,
301.
200
2o(;
02. 0.5
Scout.
John.
Horeing, Henrv, 75.
Home, Tho., 27*3 ; Wm., 353.
Horiur, Anthony. 225 (2).
Horsborough, John, 121.
Horseman, Arthur. 121.
Horsford, Henrietta, 92 ; Jolui, 32.
Horsham, Edward. 121.
Hosewell, Ted.. 50.
Ilu^lins (Hnstkingj). James, 121. 223; Rich.,
19S ; William, 7"4, 201.
Hossey, Owen. 319.
Hotchkin, Thomiis. 25.
Holham. Chas.. 352.
Hothersall. John. 198. 218; Tho., 199; — , 218.
Hough, William, 73.
Houghton, Henry, 28.
Houlding, — ,3.
Houldsworth, see Holdsworth.
Houlton, Colonel, 185 ; Francis, 185.
Houncell. Andrew, 210.
House (Howse), John. 121 ; :\[ary, 291.
Houson, .vtr Howson.
Houston (Houstoun). Alexander. 230, 237, 319 ;
David. 2 IS.
How (Howe), Daniel. 253, 254 (2) : Edward,
121; Edward C, 179; Edward I-.. 179;
Francis, 253; Henry, 319 (2); John A.,
179 (2). 181: Marv. 179; Richard. 319:
Thomas Risd.ai. IM.
Ploward. Amias. 121 ; (korge, 70, 254 ; Nath-
aniel Thomas. .3iio ; Thomas, 70 ; Wm.. 70.
Howards, Joim. 122.
Howell. Abel. 301 : .-Vnnor Lechy. 122 ; Conrade
A.. 42, 135,220,301 ; Henry. 209; John. 197.
330 ; John Lindsty, 155. 3o3 ;
280; Mrs., 135; Samuel. 121.
209 ; Thomas, 213. 280 ; William.
Howraw, John. 320.
Howse, itcv House.
How.^on (Houson), James. 29 ; John,
Hoy, Thomas. 121.
Hoyte, Mr.. 299.
Huddy. George. 7o.
Hudleston (lluddlestone), John, 0
209 (2) ; Wm.. 57.
Hudshell, John. 3 111.
Hudson (Hudsun), Francis. 150. 151.
Henry, 70; John. 121. 122 ; Tho., 55.
I/nffi/ini, 315.
Huggins. Alice. 270. 271 ; Anne, 20;». 270,
Ann Prentis. 35; Eihvard. 35. 314 (2), 315
(2); Elizabeth. 2t;8. 2ti9. 315; Frances. 39;
James, 122. 107(2); Jane. 314; John, 170,
208 (2). 20;i. 270, 271. 315 ; Julia, 39 ; Marv.
121. 107, 209. 270; Jliss. 2i;9 ; Oliver. 32.5;
P. G.. 209; Hobert. 2r.9 (2).
Hughes (Hughs), I'.en., 57 ; Rrigadier-Gencral,
4:;. 30:i ; Griffith. 121: Henry. :;28 : John
Tho.. 348: Jo.-huii.3)8 ; I.ewi-^. 121 ; ."Martha.
121 ; -Alary, 55, 121 ; .Afathew. 122 ; .Air.. 87;
Patrick. 34:> ; Roger. :!20 ; Stephen. 122:
Thomas, 255, 204 ; Walter. 122 ; Wm.. 2 1.
Hukey.Rob.. 319.
Hulbanl, Pichard, 107.
Hull. Elizabeth, 20S (L>) ; Francis, 259; Peter,
384 : William, K, 20S.
Hulston (IlurUtoue). Anne, 2o9 ; William, 209
(2).
Humes, Charles. 121.
Humphrey (llumfrey, Umj)hre3'), Henry, 221 ;
John, 51, 250 ; Lawrence, 7.
Margaret,
.•'.<; 4 ; Tute.
121.
543.
Thomas
318;
32:
I>fDEX.
411
Humphieyi (Hiimjihrics, Ilumphrys), Col., 54 ;
John, 2S0 ; Thomas, li'l.
Ilumploby. John. 1.'<1.
Hunckes, C:iCh., lOi; (2); Eleanor. 342 ; Heury,
5, 342; Kach.. 312.
JIunt, 273.
Huut (ilunce). Anne. 121 ; C. 9.5 (2); Caro-
line, 271 : Kdward. 14'J, 2.o2 ; Eluathan. 320 ;
Henry. 5.3, 2.52 ; John, 2(11. 3Ul ; Martha. :>S ;
Mich., 5.5; Jliss, 211!; Onesiphoru^, 7S ;
Robert, 273 ; Samuel. '>i>. 107 ; Silvester. 78 ;
Thomas, 90, 30! ; William, 190 ; Wornel, 271.
Hunter, Andrew. 3.51 ; Edward. 122 ; .lames.
121 ; John, 320; Lucy, 121 ; Robert, 121 (2).
Huntingdon, Hans Francis. Earl of, 327.
Huntinfjfield. Lady. 349 ; Lord, 349.
Huntley (Huntly), Gabrill, 253 ; Tho., 320 ;
William, 210.
Hupham, .Murtow. 74.
Hurlstone, sec Hulston.
Humane, Curnelius, 343.
Hurst, Henry. 213 : John, 193 ; Jonathan, 122 ;
Mary, 31 ; ilrs.. 3S1.
Hurt, Christopher. 236 ; Christopher Jarvis,
23() ; Deborah. 23(5.
Husbands. Heurv Evans, .'^8, 1S3 (2) ; Jane,
121 ; John, 4 ;*Joseph D.. 41 ; W., 220; — ,
41.
Hussey (Husoy), .\ntoinctta. 3S3 : Catherine.
3S3 (2) ; Eliki. 383 ; Elizabeth, 308 ; Geor^-e.
308 : James, 383, 3S4 (3) ; Martha, 382, 383 ;
Tho., 383.
Hutcheson. Andrew. 121.
Hutchins (Ilutehinss), Ben., 354 ; Dr., 280 ;
Samuel, 121 ; Ste., oii ; Thomas, 209.
llutchiusou (Hutchinrjson). Cha.. 55 ; Govr.,
139; Henry, 122; James, 122; John, 122.
200, 207 (7) ; Joshua. 122 : Mary, 121, 207
(I!) ; Sarah, 207 (2) ; Tho., 253.
Ilutson. Eman.. 198.
Ilutton. Cha.. 2(i0. 311 (2).
Hvde (Hide). Jacob, 197; John, 310,330, 310
"(3) : Th.)., 199.
Hyden, GrciTory. 317.
Hylton. -s-cc Hilton.
Hyndman, Robert Autrustus, 155 ; Wm., 311.
Hynes, Patrick, 312 ; Thomas, 9(3.
Ifill, John, 90.
Hcs (I^les). Anne, 267. 268, 271 ; Edward. 267.
268, 269 ; James. 165, 268. 269 ; John. 267 ;
John Alexander, 325 : Joseph. 165. 269 ;
Lucretia. 325; Mary. 165, 268 (2). 269, 271
(2); Morris, 198: Richard. 316: Sarah. 2(')7,
2(18 (2). 269 (4) ; Thomas, 267. 268 (2). 2(;9
(2), 271 ; William, 267, 268 (2), 269 (2). 270,
271.
Ince. E., 303 ; Mary J., 279 ; William, 301.
Injje, Anne, 55.
Jnjll<, 274.
In.Lrlis, Alesandv-r. 122 ; Goor'^e, 274 : iruc;h.
274; James. 176, 335; John. 122. 335. 351 ;
John Bellinj^haui, 335 : Patrick. 122 ;
William, 274.
In'jrrara, Tliomas, "i*\.
Inaes (Inniss), Alexander. 122, 351. 3<;o :
James, 122, 177 ; John, l-'2, 217 ; Kichard.
89; Robert, 122.
Inns. Wm., 330, 331.
Inskip (Inskyck), Abigail, 213 ; James, 213
Insor, W illiam. 122.
Iredell, Tho.. 177.
Ireland, Geor^'e, 3.
Ir^ar, John, 3K;.
Iri.h. Sam. .Martin. 384 ; William, 223, 353.
Ironmon;;er, .luhn, junr., 281 ; John, senr., 153,
281, 282 ; Samuel, 153.
Irvine, Cha., 176 ; Chr., 351 ; John. 326 ; Wm.,
351.
Isack (Isaccks, Isach, Jsack), Fetter, 222,
223 (3).
Israel, Elizabeth Montin, 144 (2) ; Fr.iueis, 122 ;
Jo.seph, 122; Parnel, 270 ; Shakerley. 27i).
Ivy, Kli/.abeth, 122 ; George, 122 ; William.
122.
Jack, Frances, 179.
Jackman. E.. 302 ; Samuel, 302.
Jackson (lack.sonn). Annie, 287 ; Bartho.. 212 ;
Eli/.., 197. 330 (2). 381 ; Elizabeth .Mary, 221 ;
Francis, 259; George, 122: Jeremiah. 122;
John, 122, 176, 330 : Jonathan, 122, 262 ;
Margaret, 133, 175; :Michacl, 122,221; Mrs.,
284; Richavd, 29,75, 122; Rob., 57; Sarah,
29 ; Thomas, 2i;3 : William, 43, 59, 89. 93,
122, 312, 381 ; William Walrond. 43 ; --, 13,
211.
Jacob, John, 122 ; Robert, 146.
Jacobson, Alex., 26o (3) ; Clause, 223 ; Micliael,
122.
•Laffray, Tho., 59.
J(lltlC6. 1.
James. xVrthur, 349 ; Charles, 51, 102 (2) ;
Edward. 5ii, 255 ; Frances, 51 ; Francis. 122 ;
George. 87 ; Hurry. 191 ; H.aughton, 1 (3),
57. 122 ; Henry. 122 ; Henry, >enr.. 122 :
John, 71;. 1.55. 198, 2o9, 317, 318 ; John, .senr.,
155; John Crimer, 122; Jos., 55. 209; Ke-
uellum. 122 ; .Mary 11., 155 ; Mereditli II.,
200 ; .Mis.s. 87 ; Mr., 106 : Rhodes William,
122 ; Rice. 55 ; Robert, 76 ; Thomas, 122 ;
William, 122.
Jameson (Jamison, -lammerson), Elizabeth.
122 ; Fetcr. 177 ; Wm.. 58.
Janaway, Robert, 346.
Janey, John, i!18.
.Jardine, Janet, 351.
.Jarman, Mrs., 223.
Jarnest. Mr.. 223.
JarrcLt (.larrotl). H, Xewton, 348; J., 27();
John. 331. 34S.
Jarvis. John. 353 ; Susanna, 122.
Jarvis A: Christian, 321.
Jeace. Peter, 222.
Jeaft'reson. .<<r Jefforson.
Jeane, Itichard. 122.
Jefferies (.letToris. Jcfreys). B.-»rn:iby. 71;
Frances. 324 ; .James. 324 ; John. 225 (3) ;
Phillip. 2511. 260.
Jerters, Elizabeth. 131. 183. 181 ; Henry. 32<;.
.leflerson (Jeatrreson, Jell'reson). Christopher,
73, 313 : John, 3. 1. 211.; : Robert. 225 ;
Samuel. 20.; (_:j) ; Thomas, 203.
.letl'rey. l''rancis. 26r>.
Jcmy, Robert, 146.
412
CARIBBEANA.
Jen, Eliz., 301 (2).
Jeahio, Lewis tiniest, 122.
Jenkins (Jeukyus), Kdmd.. 283 ; Henry, 21G ;
John, 170 ; Lasen, 254 ; Mrs., 216 ; Sampson,
255 ; William, 30, 71.
Jenner, Samuel, 122.
Jenners, Alice, 122.
Jennings (Jeuinys), Capt., 5 ; John, 3, 310 ;
Milliceut, I'JT.
Jephcott, Kichard, 122.
Jerman, Rob., l'J7.
Jermy, Elizabeth, 323 (2), 324 ; Eachael, 323 ;
Robert, 324 ; Sally, 323 ; Thomas. 323 (2),
324 (2) ; William, 324.
Jervis. Catherine Anne, 2S3 ; Elizabeth, 155 ;
Henry S., 283 ; Henry T., 20'J ; John H., 155 ;
Rebecca M.. 2'J9.
Jesson, James. 109.
Jessup. William, 15(5.
Jewell, Andrew, 122 ; Mary. 100.
John, Bertrand, 72; Elizabeth, 122.
Johns, Jacob, rj2 ; John, 58 : Myls, 203.
Johnson (Johnsonn), A., 22U ; B., 362 ; Cha.,
55 ; Ciiruelius, 73 ; Elizabeth, 25 ; Fra., 56 ;
George, 20U; Godschall, 25 (2), 30 ; Gov., 124;
James, 303 ; John. 00. 7i). 122. 170, 225, 226,
322; Minor, 223 ; Mrs., 303 : I'etter, 2til (2) :
Richard. 284 ; Sarah, 3o3 : William. 122, 167,
230, 253, 303 ; Xtopber, 201 (3). 2<;2.
Johnston (Johustonu, Johustouu. Johnstoun).
Alex., 352; Archibald, 122; Kob., 109 ; Sam.,
57 ; William, 122 (2). 107, 100, 328.
Jollifife, Francis, 122 ; Wm. John, 335.
Jollopp. Thomas, 72.
Jolly (Jollie), Anthony, 71 ; Constan, 317 ;
Robert, 32.
Jpllyciire, — , 77.
Jonas, James, 330 ; John, 180.
Jones, 350.
Jones (Jonnes), Ann, 210 ; Anthony W., 210 ;
B. M., 290 ; Charlotte. 85 ; liavid, 54 ;
Edv/ard, 00. 122, 201 ; Elizabeth G., '282 ;
Frances, 107, 324, 350; Go.;ter, 181; Hen-
rietta, li;6 (2); Henry, 74. 122. 255 (2:!);
Huml)hre^•, 282: I for James. 371; Jasper,
122 ; John, 58, 74, 122 (5), 200. 210. 210, 344,
371; John F. D., 135; John Hall, 41;
Joseph, 90, 137 ; Judith. 60, (i5 ; Love, 57,
122; .Martha Ann Worrell, 137; Mary, If'.O
(2), 171, 310 ; Mary Ann. 88 ; .Mathew, 122.
253 ; Mathias. 171 ; .Miss. 21.s : Morgan. 344,
346; Mr., 33 ; Pearce, 345 ; Peter. 100; II.
B.. 218 ; Rebecca :\I., 200 ; Richard, 20, 30,
122, 311 ; Robert. 148; Uobert i'.nriiett. 85.
281 ; Samuel, 10() (2): Sarah, 171 ; Sarah H.,
153 ; Sarah Frances, 107 ; SI!., 00 ; Thomas.
00. 122, 345 : Sir Thomas. 100, 328 ; Thomas
A., 153; William, 88. H;7, 2u4, 321 (2), 325,
351, 35('., 370 ; — , 00, 3-.'5.
Jopson, Alice, 271 ; Nathanaci. 271.
Jordan (Jordon). Ann. i"-5. 184 ; Edward, 85,
183, ls4 (2); Elizabeth. 122: James, 122;
Joseph. 210 : Josiah, 122 ;
Piich.. 312 ; Scacy, 257, 258 ;
Joseph. Francis. 72.
Josse, John. 255.
Jours, Dorothy, 122.
Jovett. Daniel. 122.
Jowall, L'uraelius, 345.
Joyce (Juycr). Andrew. ;U5
Jasper, 345: — , 147, 151.
Mrs., 21(;, 300;
85.
George, 122
Joycelyn, George, 122.
Joyes, Peter, ISO.
Judah, G. F., 47, 102, 144 (2), 192.
Judkins, Abigail, 213 ; Jonat, 213 (2).
Jukes, Benjamin, 122.
Julius, Edward. 180 ; William, 32.
Junes, Walter, 200.
Junner (Juuor), George Thomas, 264 ; Wm., 328.
Jupp, Mr., 217 ; Mrs., 217.
Juxon, Jane, 314 ; Major, 314.
Juyce, SCO Joyce.
K . . . ., Thomas, 212.
Kane, Major, 130.
Kaylett, Tho., 348.
Kaynell, Capt., 114; Harvey, 112 (2), 113.
K . . . . e, Charles, 181.
Keagh, Michaell, 316.
Keaghry, John, 343.
Kearney. Peter, 123.
Keble cEible), Page. 330 ; Robert, 123.
Keefe, John, 324 ; Mary, 324 ; William Crib, 324.
Keeling, Joseph. 201.
Keene (Keane), Capt., 212 (2), 213 (4), 214;
Curnellius, 310 ; Hugh. 354 ; John, 213;
Mich.. 354 ; Wm.. junr., 72 ; Wm., senr., 72.
Keete, Rotterdam. 2ii2.
Kein, Patrick, 120. 128, 131.
Keip, Esther, 100 ; John. 165 (.3), 106 ; Mary,
165 (3), 160
William, 105.
Keiser (Keizar), George. 284
Keith. Cha., 354 : John, 329
Kelle, Thomas, 123.
Kellerman, Jacob, 177.
Kellman. Mary E.. 280 ; W.
Kellway, Charles, 1 23.
Kellv (Keller), Andrew,
Charles, 123*; Daniell, 71
363 ; Dennis.
mund. 50. 123
Rebecca, 105 ; Sarah, 165 ;
Joseph, 123.
T., 280.
317 ; Ann,
David. 346 :
1, 127 : Dominick, 333 ;
127, 313 ; Elizabeth. 20
123;
Dd.,
Ed-
(2),
200 ; Hennery, 113 ; John, 74, 75(2). 123(3),
120, 128, 170, 31t;, 319; Lawrence, 123;
Loughlane, 343 ; Michael, 123 ; Peter, 74 ;
75, 320:
William
Smith. 56; Teige, 317; Thomas
Thomas, junr., 320; Wm., 344
Terry, 182 ; — , 351.
Kelsalf, P.ctty. 123 : Chas., 330.
Kelson. Jane. 244 ; T. Mortimer, 244.
Kemp. Hugh, 123.
l\emi)t. Capt.. 21t;.
Kemiithorne. Mr.. 259.
Kendall. Gov., 278; Jas., 190; John, 26;
Richard. 123: The. 54, 107.
Kene,ain. D.ivid, 320.
Kenelby, Darby, 345.
Kennedy (Kenedy). Catherine, 123 ; Charles,
123: Gilbert. "l23. 201: Kathcrinc, 345;
Patrick. 320 ; Walter, 353.
Kennell. Henry, 34J.
Kennion. John. 176.
Kenny. James, 320 : Patrick, 316 ; Stephen, 349.
Kenrick, Jolin, 123.
Kent. Ann. 34 : Frances. 268 (2) ; Henry. 215 ;
James, 73; John. 34, 203, 312; Peter, 208
(3) : 'i'horaas, 213.
Kentisli. Hester. 21S ; Joshua. 218.
Kenyon, Mr.. 52.
INDEX.
413
C, lit ; M^.urice, 123;
Ranilall,
Kepelley, Mary. 345.
Kerby, Jaue, 2'J ; Thomas Norbury, 28 (3), 29,
30.
Kerie, John Julius. 38, 179; Joseph, 180;
Ravell, 294.
Kerne. Francis, 72.
Kerr (Kirr). Archibald. 123 ; James, 123. 176 ;
Robert, 331.
Kersey, Eliz., 17.5.
Kerwan (Kirwan),
Thomas, 123, 134.
Kerwin^r, John, 77.
Kestersonn, Renter, 201.
Ketlewood, Maviha, 8 ; — , 8,
Kettle (Kettell), Godfrey. 2."i
Kettleby (Ketlebie, Ketleby). Humphrey, 3
John, 3, .-. (2).
Key, John, 2 70 ; W'ilmott, 270.
Kible, .v(v- Keble.
Kidd, Thomas, 123.
Kidwell, William, 2.".4.
Kiliikelly, Brian Bernard. 87 : Dor., 87
Harriott I'., l.").j; Mrs., l.'»3.
Killmury, Daniel, 31(;.
Kilvin^ton, Elizabeth, 123 ; Samuel. 123.
Kimberley. John. 19.S.
Kimder, Ph., I'js.
Kinderley. John, 2S (2).
Kine, Mr., Iu5.
Kins (Kinge), Alex., 219; Arabella,
Auffusta, 219: Capt., 42; Cha.. 349;
12.3 ; Danicll, 319 ; Dermond. 7t> : Father,
262; Georye, 123; Henry. 7."); Hu-h. 123.
317 ; James, 319 ; James Betts, 123 : John,
58. 75; Joseph. 27; Mary, 27; Nath.. 19S.
311 ; Rev. Mr., 137, 154, 299 ; Uoliert, 123.
204; Samuel, 123; Sarah, l.")4. 219; Theo-
- philus, 211; Thomas, Ha), 123, 213, 225;
William, 210. 211.
Kinfr alias Beck. James, 11(5.
Kingdome. Wm.. 70.
Kingsley, Charles, 190.
Kirg'ane, — . 310.
Kirhlnj, 17.
Kirkby, Alice, 17; James, 17 (2): Ko.irer, 1
2,80 ;
Col.,
G^);
i;
James, 28 (2)
Sarah, 17 (2); William, i;
Kirke, William, 70.
Kirkland, Moses, 170.
Kirkman, Robert, 123.
Kirkpatrick, Hu^'h. 123 ;
Messrs.. 24 (2) ; — , 20.
Kirmon, Robert, 123.
Kirr, xci; Kerr.
Kirse, John. 3l'ii.
Kirtledine, Till).. 197.
Kirton, Francis, 123: John, 280: Margaret,
153 : Richard. :!ol ; .Mrs. William, 135.
Kirwan, xcr Kerwan.
Kishere. Charles, 123.
Kitt, Elizabeth, 270; Frances, 208. 270
208 (2), 270; Joseph, 271.
K laden, Jacob. 351. '
Knackstone William, 123.
Knapman, Capt.. U)7.
Knarsbrou;;h., Ralph, ;>.
Kni;/ht, Ann, 3n:) ; Charles,
tophcr. 309; Edward, 123
John,
55, 123 :
.lamos
Chris-
123 ;
John. 5S. 123 ; Mary Charity, 3o9 ; Mrs.,
300, 3in : Ritrnall, 211 ; Samuel, 301 ; Wil-
liam. 123.
Knights, Benj., 197 : John, 198.
Knollys (KnoUis, Knowlys), John, 28 ; Wil-
liam, 148; — , 27.
Knott. B., 252 ; Thoma.s, 252.
Knowles. John. 123; Robert, 123; William,
310, 319.
Knox, Thomas. 253.
Kolbel, Baron. 97 ; sec also Maximilian.
Krain, Jos., 353.
Kyon, Curnelius, 310.
Kyrtland, Ebenezer, 59 (2).
La Campaijrne. Peter, 157.
Lacmete. — , 74.
Lacroy, John, 74.
Ladd, Curnelius, jinir., 72 ; Curnelius, senr., 72.
Latlerdure. .Mr., 77.
Eaffoon (.'), John, IOC ; Theodoric, 100 ; Wil-
liam, 100.
Lafountaine. Gilbert, 09 ; James. 09.
Laguua (Lagona), Juan 3Iarcelc, 283 ; Loper
IJavid, 157 ; Lopez Claron, 157.
Laidlaw, Duu'ald. 327 ; Jolin. 327 ; Mary, 327.
Laingr, Allan Stewart, 192 (2) ; James, I'.H.
I'.t2 (2). 327 : John, 1'.'2 ; Malcolm, 170.
Laird. James, 308 (2) ; Letitia, 308 (2).
lia John, John, 77.
Lake. Jacob, 4, 5 (2), 8 ; Lancelot. 157, 344 ;
Mr , 5 ; Thomas, 8. 202.
Lamatra, Abram., 200.
Lamb (Lambe). .Jacob. 57 ; Tlieodosia Eleanora,
135; Tobias, 73, 312 ; — , 135.
Lamhirt, 200.
Lambert, Francos. 205. 201) ; Margaret,
Matli., 318; Michael, 74. 2i>5, 2m0 (2;;
224: I'riscilla. 2uii ; Richard. 09, 74;
annah, 200 ; Thomas, 148 ; — , 253.
Lambie, Eliz., 349 ; Wm., 349.
Lambord, Thomas, 157.
Lamejro, Aaron. 57, 30S ; Abigail. 309 ; Abijrail
Baruh. 307. 308 ; Ester, 59. 309 ; Hester.
3(;7 ; Isaac. 5'j, 3i>7. 308, 309 : .Moses. 307 ;
Reliecca Meudes, 307 : Sarali Lopes. 307. 308.
2ii0 ;
Mr.,
Sus-
Lamialile. Gidson. 74 ; Gidson, juur., 74.
Lament, Frederick. 90.
Lamport. John, 157.
Lamson, Tho., 58.
Lanberville, Lewis. 72.
Lancaster, .John, 28 ; Sam.. 302.
Lancaster A: Sampson, 89.
Lane, Abraham. 120, 131 : Anne. 120, 128, 208,
209. 271 ; Darby, 318 : Elizabeth. 90 ; Herbert
John, 28 ; John. 73, 1,57. 199. 208. 209. 271,
350; Lieut.-Col., 89; Mr.. 139: Xatlianill,
214 ; Richard. 3 ; Wm..50 ; William Cressey,
208, 271 ; — . .s<». 130.
Lane i: Eraser, 24 (2).
Lang. Cha. I'ocker, 350 ; Henry, 157.
Laiigford. Jonas, 108; Richard. 71.
Langley, .Mary, 300; Richard, 181.
Langton, Wm.. 197.
Lannoy. John. 1 13.
Lapont, Jean. 194 ; Madelaine. 19 L
Laquint (Laquient). James, 71 (_2).
Largott. William. 72.
Laricli, Francis, 157.
Larkin, Bunjamine. 252 ; Owen. 224.
Laroche (Laroach), Eliz. Rachel Ann, 326 ;
Sir Jas. L., 326 ; Lawrence, 69.
414
CAHIBIJEANA.
La Rose tilinx Itcynolds, John, 72.
Larson, bebran, 157.
Larwood, Charles, 157.
Lary, Tei^'e. :il5.
Lascelles (Lassels). Dan.. 201 ; Edw., 200 ;
Edwin, 2.S ; Elizabeth, 330, 340 : Geo., 199 ;
Henry, 200 ; Rowley, 351 ; — , 125.
Lashey, .John, 31 S.
Latham, Thomas, 31 ; Thomas, junr., 31.
Latimer, David. 157.
Laugher (Lougher), Kichard. 157 : Susannah,
157; Walter, 198; \Vm., 31S.
Laughton, Jo., 25(j.
Lavingtou, Baron, 93 ; Lord, 41 ; sec also
Payuc.
Lawder, George, 73.
Lawes, family of, 28G.
Lawes (Laws), Amy. 338 ; Lady Elizabetli,
277 ; James, 157, 349 : John, 340 ; X., 50 ;
Nicholas, 338 ; Sir Xicholas, 47, 5i;. 157, 277,
338; Sam., 319; Temple, 10(j ; Thomas, 54;
— , 47.
Lawless, P. H., 155 ; William Henry, 155.
Lawley, Elizabeth, 277 ; Thomas, 277.
Lawrence (Laurance, Laurence). Ackey, 154 ;
Ann, 281 ; Antho., 2i;o ; Barrow, 157 ;
Charles, 75, 285 ; Fanny, 30 ; George, 157,
348, 300; Geo. W.. 175 : James. 300 ; .John.
36, 150, 151, 157 (2), 175 ; John, seur., 157 ;
Lemon Lawrence, 307 : ilaigery, 177 ;
Richard, 213. 208 ; Samuel, 208 (3) : Sarah,
20S (2), 348; Sarah Brissett, 318 : Timothy.
157 ; William. 157.
Lawson, James F., 304 ; John, 320 ; Joshua,
313 ; tr^ary, 157.
Layhoine, John. 214.
Laymon, \Villiam. 157.
Layson, Walter, 157.
Lea, William. 1 13. 114 ; ,wc alxu Lee.
Leach (Leitch), Ely, 184, 219 ; John. 212, 317 ;
J.,ucretia. 184.; Xicholas, 77.
Leacock, Jo.-^eph, 88. 134, 153 (2), 215, 21(i, 217,
282, 302 ; Miss, 153 : -Mrs., 1.34. 153. 210 ; R.
B., 280.
Leadraan. ^Ir.. 109.
Leadsorae. Peetcr, 220.
Leaha, William, 71.
Leahy, V,'m., 320.
Leake (Leak), John Brownrigg, 25 ; — , 25.
243.
Leakey, Martin, 211.
Lear, family of, 47.
Learmout, Janet. 351
351.
Leary, Curnelius, 310 ; Finner. 342.
Leathers, Lieut. -Colonel, 4.3.
Leavens, Jane, 157 ; Joseph, 157 ; Thomas,
157.
Leawes, 3[r., 202 (2).
Le Chambre. .Men., 113.
Lcchmcre, Eli/.abctli, 130, 1 In, 378; ^largaret,
139, 14(1; Maria, 130. 110 (2); Mary. 130
(2), MO ; Richard. 130 (.2). 140; Thomas. 139,
140 (3).
Le Clerk, Lewis, 72.
Lecrew, Francis, 157.
Led well & Scott. 322.
Ledwick, Win., 170.
Lee, Benjamin, 57, 157 ; Ediuuud. 225. 257 ;
Frances Kli/.abcth, 191. 105 (2); Harry \V.,
260; John, 157,209, 353; Joseph, 112, 113,
John, 351 ; John. junr..
174; Philip, 59 (2); Richard, 157; Robori
Couper, 176 ; liobert Newton, 194. 105 (j);
Thomas. 314 ; William, 112 ; see alsn L'.a.
Legall, William. 43.
Legard, Robert, 209 ; Sir Robert, 278 ; Tbu-
masine, 278.
Le Gay, Jacob, 199 ; John, 157. .
Lesgate. YAiz., 106.
Leigh, Charles, 28 (2). 302 ; George, 28, 312.
332, 300 ; Major-General, 207, 218.
Leill, Thomas, 157.
Leister, John, 1 57.
Leitch, sfi' Leach,
Leith, Arthur, 2ul : Eliz., 332; Sir James. 210.
220 (2) ; William, 157.
Lekers, Fredricke, 261.
Lemaistre (Le ilater), Lewis, 77.
Lemont, Peter, 157.
J^enahan, Dr., 125.
Lennish, John. 77 ; William. 77.
Lennox, Frances, 378 ; W., 378.
Lcnthall (Lynthall), Rowland, 344 ; William,
9.
Leonard. Eleanor, 157 ; Richard, 384.
Lernane. Der., 320.
Leslie. Alice, 175; Mr., 133.
Lesprawsc. — , 77.
Leveus, Walter, 112, 113.
Lever. John. 107.
Leveringtou. Capt., 212 (2), 213, 214 (2), 215
(2); Samuell. 213 (2).
Lcvingstoa, ki-c Livingston.
Jjcvritt, Vallantine, 210.
Levy, Henry, 157.
Lewarne, Wm., 320.
Lewellyn, Samuel. 157.
Lewger, John, 197.
Lewin, John. 157.
Lewis (Lewes), Andreise. 157 ; .\nna. 157 ;
Colonel, 280 ; Edward J.. 44 ; Elizabetb. 157,
201 ; Elizabeth Catherine, 185 ; George, 300,
307; H.. 120; Henry, 157, 31(! ; Hum.. 311 ;
James, 300 (2) ; Jane, 184 ; John, 50. 70, 157,
260, 311. 329: Mary, 184, 185; Matthew,
184 ; Miss, 42, 210 ; Mrs., 2S0 ; Xicholas,
146 ; Philip, 210 ; Sam.. 55 : Sarah Christian.
216 ; Thomas, 157 (2) ; Thomas William,
216 ; William. 174, 184 (2) ; — , 216.
Lewston, Wm., 319.
Lex, John, 75.
Ley, Mrs., 280.
Levborne, Wm. L., 352.
L'liote, .Madam, 240.
Libbard. Geoigo, 157,
Libbey, John. 157.
Libert. John, junr., 30ii (2). 307.
Liburd (Lvburd). Anne, 208 : Bridget, 208.
270; John, 208 (2). 209; Mary. 208 (2).
269.
Liddell, Geo.. 353 ; Wm., 207.
Liddcrall. Sarah. 157.
Liell, .v,r Lyall.
Liglit, John. 31S.
Lightbourn. Paul. 208.
Lilford, Lord. 00.
liillingston, Geo.. 204.
Lillington, family or, 47 ; Geo., 199, 200.
liilly, (.'hristiaii. 157.
Linoh (Fancke"), srr Lrnch.
Lindcr, Mary. 29(2)"; William Walker. 28,20
C-').
INDEX.
415
Lindley, Ricliard, .'i25.
Lindsaj' (Lindley). Ann. 35-t ; John, ir>7 ;
Kichard. ir^T ; Win., 2U:.'.
Linpr (Linj^e, Lyng), Ann, 311 ; Teige, 75 ;
Wm., 311.
I.inton, Mrs., Sol.
I/ister, Wm., 3.")3.
Litt, Wra. Peatt, 3G.').
Ijittee, Jos., 354.
Little, Dorothy, 382 ; George. 179 ; Mary Auii,
179 ; Simon, 382 ; t>imon George, 382.
Littleford, JIathew. 75.
I<ittlehals, .John, 157.
Littleton (Litleton). Sir Edward. 5 ; Eliz., 5 ;
James, 5, 7, 14G ; Jlary, 5 ; blaster. 4 ; Jlrs., 4 ;
Nachaniell, 3 ; Tliomas, 2. 3, 5 (3), 7.
Littman (Mtiiian), Anne, 2ti7 ; Bartholomew,
320 ; Georjre. 2i)7 ; Sarah, 207.
Litton, -tiT Lytton.
Liversedge, Ann, 157.
Livin^.ston (Levini^ston). Jolin, ISO: Julian
Cardonel, 143 ; Noel lirooks, 45, 143 ; William,
143.
Lleaver, William, 157.
Lloyd (Lloyde, Loyd). Cha., 58 : Sir Edward,
5; Harriott AniiabcUa, 21; Henry, 157;
James, 335 ; Jeukin. 3, 5, 7 ; John. 2o9, 237,
311,327; Joseph, 311 ; JIary, 5: I'bilemon,
157; llicli..50, 253 ; Sam.. 50 ; Thomas. 345 :
William, 21, 175 ; W. L)., 221 ; Yeeden, 157.
Loader, Jacob, 55.
Lobley, John, 3.
Lock (Locke"). Charlotte, 290 ; Nathaniel, 157 ;
William, 157.
Locker, llo-er, 319.
Lockhart. Helen, 194 ; Xorman, 194.
Lockhead. Wm., 320.
Lock ton. Rob., 197.
Lockyer. John, 200 (2).
Lodge, Johanna. 157 : Mathew, 28.
Loe, Elizabeth, 345 ; Rob., 345.
Lo?ran, Edward, 157.
Loghlin. Farell, 222 (3).
Lomberd, Thomas. 157.
Lon Fraiicis, 255.
London, Thomas. 113.
London, John, Bishop of, 370.
Londonderry, I'.aii of. 157 ; Thomas Pitt, Earl
of, 100.
Long, family of. 280.
Long. Beeston (B^^i'ton). 144. 17R. 330 ; Cha..
50, 175 : Charles Edward, 280, 339 ; Edward,
330; John, 2S, 3i. 317; Lidia. 31 ; Robert,
59. 330 ; Sam., 3(i7 (2) ; Tei^e, 317 ; William.
74!
Long dliii.': Moddiford. Dame Jane, 50.
Longdon, Thomas. 1 12 (2).
Longcskiris, William, 25:>.
Loiiglands. Alt'.\.. 307.
I.onglois. John. 72.
Loiijrin;ide. John.. 70.
Lopdell, -lohii, 157.
Lopes (Lope/.). .Mordecai R., 177 ; iloscs
I'arro, 157 ; Rodringes Abm., 157 ; Rodringes
M., 157.
Lord, Ileniy. 157.
LorJan, Te.iu'e. 7 I.
Lorry, Derniond. 310.
Loseombe, ICli/.abetli. 191.
Lett, William, 2n9.
Lougher, urc Laugher.
Loughlane. James. 319 : Rose. 340.
Lousada (Louzada). Abigail, ;i09 : Abigail
Baruh, 21)1, 31)7 (3); Aron, 59: Aron 1!..
309 ; Dan. Rarub. 59 ; David B.. 309 ;
Emanuel Baiuh. 33ii, 307 (2). 3i;8. 3(i9 (.2) ;
Isaac Baruh, 330. 308 ; Jacob Baruh, 58. 309 ;
Leah. 2(0 ; Sarali. 2iil.
Love. 'J ho., 54 ; Wm.. 353.
Lovell. Anna JIaria, 233 ; Ebenezer. 28 : Eliz.,
78; Laiigford. 28(2): Mary. 182; Jlichael,
20, 323 ; Robert. 78 (2) ; Samuel, 233 ; — .
29.
Lowder. Wm.. 340.
Lowe, George Archdale, 154; ITcnry. 50 ;
James. 304 ; John A.. 299 ; Mary. 3114"; Mary
Ann. 154; Nathan. 197; Sarah Christian,
210: William. 157. 210.
Lowndes and Gatty, 24.
Lowry, John. 58.
Lowtlier, George. 157 ; Joane, 199 : llobt., 120,.
2iiO.
Lo.xley, Gilbert, 200.
Loy, Kichard. ;>10.
Loyall, JIargaret, 157.
Loyd. xvr Lloyd.
Luard. PeterRobert. 27 : — . 358.
Lucas. Ann, 19u ; Uenjamin, 190 (2): James,
27 (3> 28 (2); John, 190. 191, 192. 327:
-Alary. 27 (3), 28 (2) ; Mary Ann, 192 ; Mr.,
350; Nathan. 3iiii ; Nathan, junr., 3li0 ;
Nathaniel, 190 : I'ereival. 143 : I'h. Monoux.
350; Thos.. 191, 192(2), 2:10. 237. 313. 350;
Wm.. 190 (2\ 328.
Lucie. Jacob, 124 (2). 125.
Lucomb. John. 155. 280 ; ilrs., 155. 280.
Lucy, Edwaid. 150.
Ludlow, John. I."i7.
Ludly, Peter. 250.
Lugg, Thomas, ir,", 255.
Luke, Andrew. 157 ; Ann, 89.
Lukin, .\nn, l(iO.
Lujhe, John. 21:!.
Lushiugton, Augusta. 3l'S ; Charlotte, 328 ;
Wm., 351.
Luther. Antliony, 0 (2).
Luxmore, Capt.. 181.
Lyall (Liell), Cha.. lu ; Charlotte Augusta, IC ;
John. 10 ; Thomas, 57.
Lyburd, see Liburd.
Lynch. lOO.
L;oirIi. ion. 101. 102. In3.
Lynch (Lince, Linch, Lincke). Andrew, 319 ;
Anthony, 312; .\ylmer, lo5 ; Charles, loo,
103 ; Cliristopher, 320 ; Dominick, 134 ;
Eliz., 105, 107 (:'.). 108 (4): Francis. 319;
Henry, 277 ; James, 157, 312 ; John. 74, '.<'.>,
157. 318 ; Sir John, 105 ; John French. 313 ;
Judith, 99, loo. in.-,; Marcus. ;'.20 ; Marv.
100, 103. 151 ; Micliael. 157, 320: Nicholas.
180. 315; IVare. 320; Petei'. 312. 332: Ph..
50; Philadi-ljihia. loo, ](.:; (l>). 1o5. 3:'.0 ;
Sarah, 277, 27-< : Stephen, 330. .313: Swnon.
100; Theojihilus. '.i'.) (4). Ino ; 'Ihomas. 99
(11). 101 (2). 145 (.S-). 140(3). 1.-0.320; Sir
Thomas. 55. 99. loo. 101 (2). 102 (0). 103 (3).
104(2). 105 (3), 107, 109. 140 (3), U7(l'i\
148 (9). 14'.) (:p). 150 (lu), 151 (7). .■;3o ; Ladv
Vere, 100, lo3 (2), 1(>4, 105,. 150. 151 (2)";
William. 100. 157 ; — , 99, 100.
Lynch, family of, 2m"i.
Lyuo, Christopher, 204.
416
CARIBBEANA.
Lynthall, see Lenthall.
Lyon, B., 3S1 ; Benjamin, 175. 381 (2) ; David,
ai.") ; Eflmnntl B., o-^l : Kli/abetli Ann, MSI ;
George, 3.S1 ; James, Mil ; lAfarv. uSl ; iMrs
3S1 ; William, 28 (2). 177, ::i8r(2) ; — , •>7'
29.
Lyons. Eliza Catherine. 314 : John, 191.
Lyte. H. C. Maxwell, 14 ; Rebecca S., 216.
Lythcott (Lytcott), JIarv, 188 ;' Mercy, 282 :
Philip, is.s, 282.
Lyttelton, Anne, 102, 103 ; Sir Chas., 99, 101
(2), 102, 103 (2), lur,. 107 (3) : Katherine,
IOC; JIary, 100 ; bir Thomas, loi), 100 (.2\
1.51.
Lytton (Litton), Dorothy. 31.5 (2); Henry. 59
(2), 315 ; James, 59, sTl, 315 ; Sarah, 209.
M
Macavthy (McCarthy), Callaghan, 28 ; Jame.-*.
158 ; Justin. 157.
Maearty (MacKartoy. JlcCarty), Charles, 158 ;
Elizabeth. 158 : Mo.ses, 58 ; Teiye, 320.
Macdonakl. sec JIcDonald.
MacDowall, sec McDowall.
Mace (*/• Man, Elizabeth. 324 ; Frances, 270.
MncKantash. .«v; 3Iackintosh.
Mackaskill (ifackaskell), Daniel, 125 : Norman,
199.
Mackay (McKay). Alexander, 159 ; Hugh, 170 ;
John, 370.
Mackenzie (ilaokinsay. McKonzey, McKenzie).
Alexander, 158, 2ii2, 370 : Andrew, 158 ;
David, 158 ; Elizabeth, 158 ; Georj^e, 88 ;
John. 158. 174 ; — , 88.
Mackie, Arthur, 133 ; George, 95 (2), 33G.
Macking, Thomas, 70.
Muckintwn, 230.
Mackinnon (Mackinnen). Elizabeth. 193 :
Emma Mary, 19, 20; Louisa, 28; William,
28, 230 ; Wihiam Alexander. 20.
Mackinsay. sec JIackenzie.
Mackintosh (ilackr.ntash. Mcintosh). Agnes,
159 ; Alexander, 57, 158 ; Ensign, 152 ; Geo.,
320 ; Rebecca, 41 ; Thomas, 210 (2) ;
William, 158 (2; ; — , 210.
Mackormack. Ann. 158.
Mackyn. David, 7(i.
Maclean (ilcCUean, McLean), Brig. -General,
41 ; Duncan, 158 ; Jiohn, 158, 218.
Macloughlan, Owen. 310.
Macnanidva (^McXdinnra). 288.
Macnamara (jJcXainara, McXemara), Daniell.
71 ; Darcas. 288 ; Dennis. 318 : Francis, 287,
288, 351 : ilargaret. 330 ; Mathias, 352 ;
Michael, 158; Robert, 330
2S7, 288. 351.
Macteage, John, 73.
Madan (Madane, Maidane),
Jane. 311, 313 ; !Marcus, junr.
Benr., 319 ; Martin. 2ti, I 'JO,
Penelope, 190 ; Richard, 190
Maddagen. Curnalius. 224.
Madden (MaddinY Donough.
Wm. Bradshaw,
James R., 311 ;
319 : Marcus.
311 (2), 313 ;
Spencer, 190.
319
215 ; JiK.. 2:!i; : Mary, 152 ; Patrick
Maddison. 11.. 250.
Maddook, Henry. 310 : Sam., 2liu.
Madiati. ( Virnalhu-. 222.
Madlyn, Ji)-ei)ii, 25S.
Madueu. Riiuiey, 72.
Henr}-,
343.
Madox. Richard. 319; Roger, 319.
JIaen. John, 257.
M.'igliane, leige, 318.
Jhiguer, Thomas. 158.
Jlairrah, John, 320; Tho.. 318; Thurlogh.
319.
Magrate, Hugh, 318.
Maguane. Curnelius, 318.
Mahon (Mahone). Major. SO; Mrs., 86 ; Sarah.
219 ; Wra., 310.
ilahony (Mahoney), Curnelius, 317 ; Daniell.
347 ; Dennis. 318. 32(t, 347 : Fynnen. 343 :
Geo., 313 ; Glasney, 319 : John,' 320 ; Tcige.
319, 343 ; Wm.. 319.
:Mahook. Rich., 319.
Maidane, Nvr Madan.
Maillard. William. 178.
Maillardet. General, 220.
Mainard. see Maynard.
Maioy. Roch.. 318.
Mair, James. 192 ; John, 191.
Mairnam, ]''dw., 318.
Mairo, Roger. 73.
Maitland. Charles, 242 ; Eberezer. 330 : Eliz.
Adve. 243; Fred.. 327 ; Jane, 31 ; Richard.
58 : Thomas. 31 : — , 340.
Major. Anth., 5(> ; Kdm., 319.
Make. Hend., 223 : John. 340 : Peter, 310.
Makey, Jolin. 31 s ; William. 318.
Malcolm. Anthony, 352; Dugald, 170; Hugh,
59 ; Neil, 3Hu, 304.
Male. Neh.. 50.
Malet, Alice, 184.
3Ialham. Francis. 91.
Mallahen, F. W., 180.
Mallett, John William, 95.
ilallow, Morgan. 320.
Mally (Molly). Dermond. 310 : John, 310 (2).
Maloney (JIallone)-, Mollownev. Molone. Mull-
owney), Daniel. 343 ; Elizabeth. 154 (2) :
James. 157 ; Lettice, 88 ; William, 154 (2) :
—,73.
Malquin. John, 72.
Maltby. Henrietta. 31 ; Jlrs.. 130 ; Richard,
130. 219 ; Thomas. 31.
!Manby, Aaron, 175.
Manderfield. Ann, 300 ; Elizabeth McClure.
152; Mrs., 153 ; William. 152.
Mandeville, Ann, 280 ; Benj. J., 280 ;. T. W.,
281.
Mangey, Mrs., 100.
Mankenell. Robert. 223.
Mann (Man). Elizabeth, 324 ; Fra.. 54 ; Henry,
3 : James. 54 : John, 148 : Richard. 223 ;
Thoma-;. 158 : Wni.. 175.
Manners. Roger, 212 (2).
Manning (Maning. Maninge). Alexander, 158 ;
Ashlev. 158 : Augustus. 313 : Charles .*<.. 88 :
Edw.,"58 ; Elizabeth, 81 (2) ; Elizabeth Ann,
83 ; Fred., 32S. 332 ; Henry, 87, 3m4 : Hum-
phrey. 158 (2) : John, 310,358; Marv. 158;
Thomas, 203 ; William, 25, 20. 27, 2S."31, 32,
83, 332. 351. 353. 355 : — . 207.
Manninsr. Anderdon A: Bosanquet. 219.
MansflL William. 151).
Mansfiold. John. 31.) ; Morris, 317 ; Thomas,
317; Thomas, junr., 317.
Manslane. Darby. 31'.'.
JTanson. G('()r'.;e. 158.
Mantle. Will.. 203.
Ma^lctoD, John, 198,
V
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1
INDEX.
417
Mapp, A. K., 3iM ; Abel Steady, 42 : Charlotte,
81 : Mary, :.'(J|| ; Tho., 200.
Marah, Julin. 70.
Jlarble. John, 2.")3.
Marbury, Anthon}-, ol2.
March, Fra., 5^ ; Lady. 27H.
Marcini i<r ilaitini. U. I. C, l.")(j ; Miss, I.jd.
31arcon. .fohii. l.'iS.
Jlardenbrmig'li, <'hr., 17'.).
Maryarah, Win., lit.").
Mari,''ctsoii. John. 180.
Margratn. John. 28 ; 3Iary. 28.
Marie, Jladani, 240.
Marine, Dennis. 7r).
Markes, George. 2.')S.
Mdrkhniii, 207.
Markhani, Benjamin, 2(»7, ?,7)'.). 'MM) ; John
Kipling, ■i2S ; Mary, 2o7.
Markraan. Jdhn, l.")8: Matthias, l.iS.
INIarlen, Dennis, WW.
Marqum, Marynus. (i'.i.
Mariiner (Maryncr). Edward. 77 ; Elizabeth.
■A\ ; Thomas, 34.
Marriott, Eliz., .jO ; IMary, 175 ; Searles Wm.,
1.5'J ; Sidney, .t8.
Marrish.- John, lil'.i.
Marrony. Daniel. 318.
MarsIi.Anu, l.")7; Timothy, 157 ; Will.. 2G2
Marshall, family of, 28G.
Marshall. Kli/.a, 213 ; James, ."17. 158 : John. 5iJ.
159, 213 (2); Rob., VM ; Robart Plowman,
264 ; Thomasin. 41 ; William, 15!i.
Marston, C'apt., 81!, 304.
Martin (Martyn). jirchar. 50; Arthur, 57:
Charles, 158; Dun., 344: Everard. 344 ;
Francis, 317 ; Henry, 73 ; Jacol;, 77. 108 (3),
109; John, 3, 158; Joseph. 59; Leonard.
159 ; Mary, 158 : Mathew. 252 ; Owen. 319 :
Palmer, 158 ; Patrick, 71 : Samuel. 31, (Vj.
298, 337: Thomas. lo4, 158, 17i;. 211. 327;
Walter, 159 ; William. 54. <i9, 158 (2). 319.
Martindale. ^liss. 215.
Martineau. Lieut., 88 ; Peter. 348 (2).
Martins. Abr.. 5i; ; Francis. 72.
Martniore, Rich.. ;U9.
Marvelley. Nicbolles. 2U3.
Marymau, Thomas. 317.
Maryner, -h'c IMarriner.
Jlascoll, Jaue, 298: John. 282: Miss -"^OO :
Mrs.. 131 : W. K.. 134.
Mashaue. Dorniet. 223.
Mashar, llai:gatt, 375 : James. 375 ; Mary
Haggelt. 375 ; Michael, 375 ; Wm.. 375.
Masias (Massias). Joseph, 158; Samuel, 159;
Samuel, senr.. 158.
Masou, Edward. 3 : Elizabeth, 31 ; Geo.. 197 :
John. 214: Kender, 2(i, 31; William, 158,
199 ; — , 329.
Massett, Alex.. 283 ; Alex., juur., 217 : Susanna.
217, 283.
Massev, kiv <''Iarina.
Massiiih. J. 11.. 281 : iliss. 284.
Massie (Masse"), Francis. 72 : Lieut.. 221.
]Mas.-;inger, Geortre. 225. 227.
Masters, .\nn. 159: David. 55: Richard, 158;
Widow. 232 : William, 3.
Matala. Dennis, 73.
Mate. ILuue John Pinkes. 223.
Mather. John. II.
Mathers, liichanl. 158 ; Simon, 70.
VOL. n.
Mathew (Matthew). Daniel. .SGI ; Edwanl, 31,
32; (iuvernor. 337 ; Jannett. 31: J.ihri 15s ;
Wiili:im 257. 3!2: Sir Wm.. 357 ; —.32.
MathewH. .<■ r 3[atthew.s.
Matliewson. Niel. 15s.
Mathias, (ieorge .Vugustus Vincent, 28.
M.itliison. ^Lithew, 158.
Matron, .lohn, oGl.
Matson. lienj., 109 ; Dorothy, 158 ; Mathew,
55. 198.
Mattack. Francis, 345.
Mattering, — , 77.
Matthews. .Ann, 158: George. 158 (2); Jolin,
177 : JIary, 158; Richard. 2t;ii, :\\\ ■_ Thomas.
73: Wm.. 55. 74, 148 (2).
Maude, Cornwallis, \'iscount llawardeii. 310;
Emma, 31ii: Mary. 310; Sophia Mary, 31u
(2): Thomas Ralph, 310.
Maugher, Daniell. 319.
Mauro (.Manro), Anthony. 73.
Maverick. .Mary. 200.
Maverlv, .John. 15.^.
Maw, VVilliam. 74.
ilaximilian. Fran90i.se Lambertine, 97 ; Fred-
erick, 97 : Henry. 97.
Maxwell. Alexr.. 294 ; Archibald. 327 ; James,
134 : Josejih. 151, 15S ; .Major, 8G : Pat.,
352 : Tho.. 2iiO ; — , 12.5.
May, Augustin. 213: James, 19(5 ; .John, 198 ;
Marv, 12t;, 127, 12"i; Marv Trelawnov, 131
(2).'l32, 279: Phillip, 2i;2 ; Rose HerriuLT,
120. 127. 128. 130. 131 (3), 132; Tho.. 213;
Wm., 58. 312 ; Wm. Vassull, 279.
Maycock, 'I'hc. 199.
flayer, .vvr !Meyer.
Mavers. E. A.' 130; John, 282, 300; John P..
30(1.
Mayleigh, Thomas. I5S.
Maynard (Mainard). Ann, 02 : Benjamir. 158 ;
E izubeth. 3t^ : Elizabeth Frances. 34 : Eli.'.a
Frances, 30 : Frances, 34, 02 (3), 100, 324 ;
George. 89. 284 (2j ; Geo. T., 283 : James. 34 ;
John. 02 (2), 1:10 : John I'.utler, G2 ; Joseph.
270; J. \\'.. 37: Mary .Mlevne, 270: I'eter,
158 : Sally. 02 ; Waller, 34, 02, 100 (2). 321 ;
Wm.. 179,'2t)0: — , 89.
JIayne, George. 259.
Maynor. Daniell. 34 4 : llednioud. 320.
Mayo. Canon. 270: Ct cilia. 158: Charles, 25
(2). 20 (^2): Jtnny. 15-< : John, ^'i^count. 5!i ;
llobcrt. 344 ; .'-amuel. 15^.
!Mavor. Robert. 73.
Ninian, 159 ; William,
John K.. 152.
.AlcAilen. Daniel, 320.
JIcAlpin. John, 130 ;
159.
McArthur. John. 7(i.
.McRcatii. GeoriiV. 80.
Mcl'.reedy. Ann 11., 152
JIcRride.'lhomas. 270.
M(.l;room. .Matthew, 15S.
.McCalmaii, Nicholas. 158,
McCarthy, sir M:icartliy.
McCarty. .vr. Macariy.
Mcraskell. Major-Cieneral. 150.
.McCaskey, Jane. 22(i.
3IcClean"(.\lcLe:nO. .-cc Maclean.
Jlcl'lure, Elizabeth Ann, 135: Francis. 133;
Samuel, 135.
McConnill, Foster. 352.
MeConney (..MoConny). George, 215 ; Jane. 183 ;
Statira, 215.
0 G
418
Caribbeana.
McCormick. Dr., 87.
McCorquoil^le, Duncan, '>S.
McCrajjh, Dennis, i:).S.
McCullock, Jane B., Sn ; Robert, ."jS, IT/J ;
William, H'.K
McDaniell. Alexander. :il 7 ; Daniell. 7-1 ; Roger,
312.
JlclJ,'iiauL ■2.n.
McDonaia (3Iacdonal-l). Daniel. l.".S ; E. IF.,
152; .Ia.-<.. ;i2!i : Major, -l:; ; Redmond, l.")b :
Richard 31.. l.->2 : Sarah. 2^1 ; \Vm.. 17."), Md.
McDonou','-!!, Edniond, ;!12 ; Hunry, :'>lii.
McDougall. John. l.".S ; Lieut., 22L
McDowall. Wm.. 2:'.(;. 349.
McDuir, John. l.")S.
McFarlane, Alexander. 15S : Walter, 3.)l ;
William, 1.;!).
McGhii. Elizabeth Pomcroy, XM : .la-s.. X)0 ;
Jonathan. :!:ii) ; Robert. '.VMi (^2) ; Tho., 3:10.
JIcGibban. Daniel, l.".S.
McGilchri^t, Dan.. 17."..
JIcGrath, Henry. l;il.
JIcGraver, The, 31.").
McGreaney. Roger. 343.
McGrejjor, Gri-yor, 220 ; William. l.")S.
McGutre (ilcGuyer), Constantine, \'>S; Roijer.
.^Ifi.
Mcllenry. James. 323 (2) ; Sarah. 323.
Jlclntire (il'Inryre), Christian. ;'..")1 ; Duncan,
1.5S : James, I'^O.
^Iclntosh, .s'.T ."Mackintosh.
McKay, net- ^lackay.
iMcKeuny, John. l.")S.
McKenzie. *v-c Mackenzie.
McKerrell.— , 3.-)l.
!McKc\v, Peter. l.")S.
McKey, .Mexander, l.")S.
McKinlay, Patrick, 17t) ; Rob., 320.
McLachlan, Alex., 17,") ; Colin, ,58.
McLean, sn- Maclean.
McLeuan, Daniel. 175.
McltPd, 231.
McLeod, Ale.'cander, 331 ; John, 158.
■McMahon, Arthur. 158.
McManu.s, Redmond, 320.
McMaster, lohn. 32r..
Mcilurphce. Archibald. 158.
McNamara (.\iuXemara), .■{<■/' JIacnamara.
McXeill (McNeal. McNeil. M'Xeale), Duncan,
130; John, 15i) ; John R.. 133, 135; Marv.
304 ; Neill, 58, 150.
McNeme, .Solomon. 3 lib
McNish, Albert Auu'ustus, 190; Ch.arles. I'.tO.
McN'uff. Hui,'h. 343'; :\Iorton, 320.
McPherson. -I'^neas. 158.
McQuistin. Adam. 158 : John, 158.
McRae. Evan R. II.. 178.
McRegane, Miles, 320.
McShany, Redmund, 222.
McShee. Anne, 270 ; Dudley, 270.
McSheen, John, 180.
McShenlv (.'). Jame.^, 324 ; IMichael Robert.
324 ; Sarah, 321.
McSwyny, Pryan. 7(>.
McPeiyfC, Remond. 319.
McVicar. Torquill, 3)54.
Jleace. Thomas. 70.
Jlcacham, .vct Mechani.
Mead (Meade. .Mede). D.. 301 ; Dominick, 310 :
John, 0, 127; Josejjh. 158; Nicholas. 318.
347 : Thomas, 30, 175, 384 (2) ; Wui., 58.
Mertds, Capt., 318.
Mca<.'h (Meirli), John, 319 ; Wm., 319.
Mcakem. John. 5.
-Mealey. .Tohn, I5S.
Mealing'. Elizabeth, 158 ; John, 158.
-Mearty, .lohannah, 15^.
Meashaune. Dormet. 222.
Pleasures. Anne. 2(1/
Tlioni.as. 207, 2i;s (2).
Mecham (Meachamj, Grace, 158 : Thomas, 15S ;
William, pi'i.
Mede, see .Mead.
Medley, Geor/e Boudley, 192 : Hester, 192.
Medows (Medoes). Charles, 25 ; Robert, 225
Meek, March. 159.
Megh, .vrr Meajrh.
Mellaine (.Melane)- Godfrey. :'>17 : .loliii. 70.
Mellotte (.Melote). Martha. 171; Marv, 171:
Peter. 171 : — , 172.
Susanna. 207. 208 •
i : Thomas.
Jwhn. 4 1.
(2) ; William,
James
i3(i : IMarv, 230.
j\Ielville. Pebecca S..
Melvin. -Abel Ann,
Mena^er, i!ernard, 72.
Jlenard, Francis, 72.
.Mendes, .Joseph. 199.
!Me'nnen, Cajit.. 2<il.
Menzic, Patrick. 15S.
Menzies (Slenezes). Robert, 1.'
158.
Merac, John, 238 (2).
Mercer, Francis, 209(13). 210 (■_'); Hubert C,
350 ; John, 19S. 'MW ; _, 252.
Mereiuine, Daniel', 318.
Mcrewether. John. 158.
Merreton (Meritownel. Rohi>rt, 3,. 4.
Merrick (Merick), Ann. 15.S ; !:ieanor. 252 ;
John. 57. 15,s. 252.
Merritield (.Merifield), Edward.
302 ; Ralpii, 2, 4.
MerrioUs, Jlichael, 200.
Mertyn, Thomas. 148.
Meruk, David, 319.
Mescell, Dannell, 222.
Mesle, Louis Duplessis
Mes.ser, James. 198.
Metcalfe, James. 198.
Mcwbray. Joseph. 158.
Mewurd. Curnelius. 310.
Meyer (.Mayer). Henry, 11
Peter. 19:'.
Mevler. Ann. 270 ; Jeremiah. 270 (2)
270 (4).
Meyrick. Owen Patlaiid. 35ii ; \\'ni.,
Miagh, Laurence, 71.
Mica .... .Tere.. 1 13.
Michael, Marv. 28 ; — . 28.
Michell,.vrcMitcnell.
iMiddleton. Sir Charles, 25 ;
Midford. Kitturali, 183, l.><4
Milbauke, J-^leanor, 12, 13
l:!.
Milberrv, leff.. 5 1.
Mildon, Wm.. 310, 311.
Mildrein. .Andrew, 2()7,
2ii7 ; Mary, 207. 270, :
ISliles, William, 2S, 57, 1
Miles, Harford .K; Co, 21 (2).
.Mill, Richard. 15.<.
.Millar, .vrr Miller.
Millard <////(■< Milier, Tliomas, 158
Millliy, John, 318.
:\ir.
114 ; Si
Richari
31.
■Tohn.
Sir
158.
John P.
12,
270, 271 : Katherine,
271.
. 330 ; — , 28. 29.
INDEX.
419
Miller (MilliuO, Adye Willctt, 24i> : AlexandiT.
175, :iH) ; Aim, l.')'.» ; Ann Elizabeth. 5>7 ;
Clara, 242 ; Clara Aiuie. 2IH : CIcukmu. l's:! ;
Elizabeth, XU. Xio : Eli/.. Adve. 2J2; I-'.,
284 ; Frances F. M.. 28.5 ; Francis, 217 ;
i'rancis, scnr., l.J4 : James, .')8. I.")S (2) : Jane.
334, 33.5 (2) ; John, l.j'.i, 213, 3,54 ; Jo.seph, 334 ;
J. b., 44 ; Margaret. 21(i ; Maria Anne, 242 :
Mary Brathwalte. i:'.7; Mis.--, 41 ; Mrs., 284 :
Pancefort. 1.58 ; Robert, 1.57 ; Samuel. 137.
1.58 ; William, 1.58, 1.51) ; William M.. 242.
Milligan. lloberc, 331 (2).
Millington, .luiin, li)'.>.
Mills (Milles), Amelia, 31 ; Anu, 158 ; Brace,
5G ; Catherine, 28. 30 (2) ; Charles Andrew,
31 (2) ; ]]lizabeth. lOG ; Fanny Ilu^'hes, 273 ;
Frances, 313 : George Galway, 31 (2) ;
Hercules, .54 ; Jas., 175 : John, (i.Vjl, 275, 312,
328, 350 ; Lucretia, 350 ; Mathew, 30 ; I'an-
cefort, 50; Peter Mathew, 25, 28, 3(t, 313;
Rd., 3G1 ; Robert. 158 ; Thomas, 21. 30, 33,
191, 312, 370; Tho. M., 311; William, 158.
1(5*;, 23ii, 313. 328 ; \Vm. H., 351 ; — , 31.
Millsan, see ,Milsou.
Milne (Miln), Jas., 354 : Wm.. 59.
Milson (Millsan), Joseph. 72 ; Wm., 58. 158.
31G.
Milward (Millward). Georj^e. 238 ; John, 158,
238 (2) ; .Josepii, 57. 158 ; Nath., 175 ; Thus.,
238 (2).
Minn (Mynn), Capt., 251 (2), 252 (4), 253 ;
John, 252.
Minor, David, 212 ; Tho.. 311 ; Wm.. 311.
Minto, Jarvis, 3i>5 ; ^Mary Eli/.a, 3()5 ; Robert,
3'J4. 3U5 ; Walter. 3i;5 (2).
M'Irityre, srr Melutiro.
Miuviellc, Alargarot. 21<; ; Peter J., 21U.
iliranda, Abrabam, 159.
Missett, Garrett. 31(>.
Misson. Samuel I'avnter, 182 (2).
Mitchell (.Michell. Mitchill), Cha., 330 ; David,
158, 331 ; Dr., 142 ; Francis, 158 ; Flenry,
311 ; Jas., 331 ; John, 158, 318; Jlargareb,
158 ; Richard, i'.'J : Robart, 2G2 ; Sam., 199 ;
Thomas, 158 (2) ; — , 24.
Mitton, Eliz., 210.
Mocatta. Abraham dc Mattas, 3G7 ; Esther,
3G7, 3t;8.
Mockett, Bampn.. ;'>o2.
Moddilord aluix Lonj.', Dame Jane. 5t>.
Modyi'ord, family of. 2Mi.
Modyford, Ann.' 58. 159 ; Charles. 148 ; i^ir
Charles. 55, 149 (2); Eliz., 329 ; Sir James.
329; Thomas. 118, 149 ; Sir Tho., 55. 93 (2),
101 (2), 272.
Moc, Charlotte, 81 ; Cheesman, 81, 135 ; Chris-
tian, 81 ; Elizabeth iloe, 135 : Irenanis, 81
(2); James. 81 : L:etitia, 8! ; Mar^'arot, 81 ;
Miss, 130 ; Kev. Mr., 153 ; Samuel, 81 ;
Samuel Rods. 81.
Moens, W. J. C, 273.
Moifatt, Aaron, 177 ; Henrietta, 274 ; Henrietta
Janet, 274 ; Peter, 274.
Mohir, David, 7 1.
Moir, Governor. 194 : Maryaret, 191.
Mokesou. Thomas. 15;:.
Molesworth, Grace. li»7 ; Hender. 149, 158; Sir
Heuder, 100. 102 (.2), 103, 105 ; Mary, 100.
103, I0(i ; Sparke, 158; — , Km.
Moliueux (MuUeniixe), Cha. Laval. 291. 294
{2) ; Crisp, 294, 313 ; T. Crisp, 350 ; John,
Pat-
219 ;
Mrs.,
275 (2) : John Davis. 275 (2), 353 ; Mary,
275 (2). 291 ; Mrs., 201, 203.
Molins. Wm.. 140.
Moll (Moile), Geortre, 200 ; Mrs., 210 ; William,
210.
Jlollowney. ,v<v'3Jaloney.
Mollov, l)om,. 58.
.MoIly".v,rMally.
Molone, xrc Maione.
Monke. John, 74.
Monro (Monroe). Charlex, 159; Daniel, 157;
Major-Gcneral. 8i;, 9U.
Monsanto, ICsther JL, 177.
Montai^'ue. Ralph, 374.
-Monteil, Chevalier. 240 (2).
Montgomery (Montgomeric). Hugh, 311
rick, 158.
Jlontin. Elizabeth, 144.
Moody (Moode. Moodie). Capt., 130,
James, 158 ; Jennett. 158 ; Major, 283
130, 219; William, 159.
Moon (Mooue). John. 104, 344.
Mucn: 22.
Moore (More). Benjamin. 158 : Constance, 109 :
Daniel. 47. 127, 131, 132 (2), 341 ; David'.
159; Edwaid. 75; Frances ^I., 87 ; Francis,
158 (2); Garrett. 158; George, 209: Sir
Hcury, 59; James, 158: J. B. M. L.. 181 ;
John. 158 (2), 15'.". 255, 257 ; Joseph, 70. 93 ;
Martha, 158; Mary Jane. 302 ; Mar}' Jcan-
uette. 181; Matthew. 298; Penelope. 257;
Prudence, 174; Richard. 158; Robert. 320;
Samuel. 22. 41, 157, 282; Sander^on, 351;
Sarah, 22, 158: Sarah E., 155: Sophia, 57;
W.. 22: William. 22, 125, 155. 158, 159, 200.
213. 280.302, 310. 317 ; Wm. Clelaud, 22.
Mooiehead. Jo.. 215.
Moraine, Timothy, 70.
Moiau, Augustine, ,'),'!() ; Ilonora. 330.
Morant, YAw.. 170, 307 (2): Elizabeth. 158;
Eliz. Marv, 177; John, 158, 170; Stephen,
158,
Mordant, Eliz., Viscountess. 105 (2) ; William,
254.
Mordo, Moko, 211.
More, ••'■(■(■ Muore.
Moreanc. ^m- !Murrane.
Moresey, Timothy, 31 1.
]\toreton, ,\uji. 293.
Morey. Mary. 312.
Murijiin. 48.
Morgan, family of. 280.
Morgan (Morgin). Anne Pctronella, 48 : Ed-
ward. 48 (2j. 93. 158, 338; Henrv, 197 ; .Sir
Henry, 4 7, 48 (2), 102 ; Jacob'. 3i;o (2);
James, 319; Jenkins. 117; .lereniiali, 171;
Joanna Wilhehnina. 338, 340; John. 15s,
319 ; Mai V. 87 ; Mary Elizabeth, 48 ; Morris,
342 ; Nicholas. 225 : Roljert, 48 ; Thomas.
158, 212; —,47.
Morley. Ann. 59.
."Morlo'j, Rich.. 190.
Morphv, Marv, 2"'0.
Jlorrefl. Mo^es, 172.
Morris, fauiilv of. 4 7.
Morris (.Morri">e). Charles. 7G: Coll., 91 : Darbv.
2ii7. 208 (2), 209 (2). 271 (3) ; Edward, 1.58 ;
Eleanor, 325: Elizabeth. 11; George, 273;
Humphrey. 157 ; James. 271. 317, 3i;4 ;
Jasper. 20"l ; John, 157, 201. 209, 270 ; .Mar-
garet, 280 ; Mary, 207 Cl\ 268 (2), 209 (2),
420
CARIBBEANA.
271(2); Mehet, 201 ; Nicho.. 310: Tenelope.
207, 2i'.I>, 270; Rowland. 158; Thomas, 2(i7
(2), 270 (2). 271 ; Valentine, 25 ; Walter.
158 : William, .'i, 51), 2S0 (2) ; — , 31S.
Morrish (.Morrishie), Hester. l'J2 ; .John. I'.i2 :
Tan;u, 2212 (2) ; William. 11)2.
Morrison, James, 315 ; John. 175, 311 ;. Robert,
157.
Morse, John, 175.
Morson. Giles, 72 ; William, 72.
Mortogh, Daniel, 320.
Morton, Capt., 2t;i, 2(J2 ; Christiana, 325 ;
Eman., 55 ; ."^ir Fra., 311 ; John, 311 ; May--
nus, 325 ; Royer. 2iJ3.
Moses, John, 55.
Mosmon, Richard, 159.
Moss, William, 27.
Motharch, John, 73.
Moulton. Georjjre, 144 (2).
Mountage, John, 252.
Mounteuoy, Mary, 2U0.
Mountford, Edward, 158.
Mountier, Alexander, 158.
Mountstephen, Anne. 315 ; John. 315.
Mowatt (.Mowat), John, 3G7 ; William, 158 (2),
307.
Mowbrav, Rob.. 30(1.
Mower, Will., 2i;3.
Moylan, Mrs., 280.
Muckleston, Allan, 95 ; Edith, 95.
Mudge, Capt., 154.
MugK', Capt.. I'.O. 111.
Muir, David. 354.
Mulclokey, John. 317 ; Patrick, 317.
Mulholland. John, 59.
Mulkere, Kenedy, 317.
MuUane, John, 320 : The, 222 ; Wm., 318.
Mullenaxe. vri- Jlolincux.
Mullener (Mullinier). Arthur. 158 ; Eliz.. 100.
Mullett, Beii..32(J.
Mull.i:rrii'Ve, \Vm.,.320.
Mullions, Lawrence, 209.
Mullow, The, 320.
MuUowney, ^cc Malon}'.
Mullrean (Miilrag'ue), Dermoud, 317; Tei£,^e,
318 ; Tho,. 310.
Mulsterock, Mejions, 317.
Miimbie (Mumbee). Arthur. 157 : Humphrey.
158; Valentine. 1 58.
Munday, John, 7.3 ; Robert. 158.
Munro (Munroe). Charlotte Isabella. 22S ;
Elizabeth, 228 (2): Huyh. 345; John, 312;
M<ary Jeannette, 181 ; .Matthew, 228 (2), 352 ;
Rob.. 352 (2) ; Staff-Surgeon. 181 ; Tho.,
348.
Munt, Charles, 348 ; Isaac, 348.
Munton, Anthonj-. 31 ; — , 32.
Mureton, Mr., 202.
Muri'ord, Peter. 254.
Murphew. Wm., 70.
Murphy (Murfey. Murphey\ -\nn.37t; ; Aitliur,
318; Bryan, 317; Charles, 158: Curnclius.
09,317,347 ; Daniel. 310 ; David, 74 : Dennis.
74, 310, 310(2); Dermoud, 71 (2), 71, 320;
Dorothy. 157; Edmond. 318, 319 (2). 342:
Edmond. senr.,318 ; Edw..320 ; Georu'e. 157 ;
Her., 318; James, 370; John. 7o. 74, 158,
3IC>, 317. :'.4l, :!52 ; Lodovick, 3IS; Patrick.
09; Teig-e. 71. 318, 319; Wm.. 71.
Murrane (.Moreane, .Murraine), Dermond, 319 ;
John, 318 ; Thomas, 320.
350.
230;
Wm.
Murray (Murry), Alexandra, 351 ; Anna, 348 ;
Charles. 348 ; Dorcas. 200 ; Edward, 324 ;
Elizabeth, 31 (2). 15^. 189. 283, 377 ; Gilli-
gan. 281 ; Henry. 348 ; James, 159 ; James
Thomson, 31 (2). 32 ; John. 55, 158 ; Miss,
220; Mrs., 281; Patrick. 157; Rich., 2oo ;
Sarah. 324 ; W., 220 ; William, 175. 283.
Murrell, Mrs., 282; Sarah, 150; William, 150.
Murrow, Mrs., 210.
Murson, Andrew, 75.
Mus^rrave (Musg:rove), Dr., 287; Hans, 59;
Richard, 157: Simon. 148.
Musinore, John, 74.
Mussendon, E., 180.
Mutlow, Henry, 312.
Muttons, Lawrence, 210.
Myles, Thomas, 180.
Mynn, ace Minn.
Myrie, Dennis, 158.
Mytin (Myten). Joseph, 158 ; Thomas, 157.
Myvett, John, 353.
N
Xaghten, Teige, 318.
Nairn, .John, 159.
Nantou. John Geo
Napier. Archibald, 230 ; Eliz.. 125 : Gerard,
125.
Narrett, James, 71.
Narzell. John. 71.
Nash, Patrick, 319 ;
Naugh. Robert, 344.
Naug-htou, David. 320
320.
Nault, John. 72.
Nawbett, Andrew, 159.
Nayler, .Anthony. 30O.
Neadv, John. 159.
Near(Neale). Anne. 207 (2), 208 (2), 269
Edwin. 209 ; Elizabeth, 209 ; Harris.
John, 343; Marlow.32o; Marv, 209 : Patrick.
317 ; Phillip. 342 : Thomas. .50, 199, 2(;7 (4).
208, 209, 270 (2).
Nealson, Capt.. 279.
Nean, Christopher, 159.
Neate (Neat), Anthony, 159 (2) : Chas. Ollara.
17i» ; Richard. 239.
Neave (Neeve), .\ndrew, 29 : .James. 24(J (2) ;
Richard, 27, 29 (3) ; Thomas, 29 (3) ; ^Vil-
liam. 2'.i.
Noblett, Rev.. 279.
Needham (Nedham). Dorothy. 159 ; Elizabeth,
159; George. 148; Robert, 159 [2) \ Tho.,
200 ; William. 148.
Needy, John, 58.
Neglc, Petter, 202.
Neilson. Arclnbald. 320.
Nelnie. Anne. 208 : Isaac. 2i)8.
Nelson, -Archibald. 159 ; Frances Herbert, ;'>25 :
1-rances Herbert. Viscountess. 191(2). 314;
Horatio. :>25 ; Horatio. \ iscount. 191 ; Jonas,
55; .Marv, 159; Robert, 255; William, 159.'
255.
Nembhavd, Ann. 51 ; Ballard Beckford. 51 ;
Elizabeth Frances. 52 : .Mabel. 49. 208. 251,
250 : .Major-Gencral. 49 ; Willi.im, 52.
Nepncn, Charles. 72 ; Lewis. 72.
Nesbit, .lolui, .i2S.
Nestitild, Elizabeth, 221 ; Wm. Juo., 235.
354.
Dennis. 317 ; John,
270;
159;
Index.
421
Nesmith, Rob., ":■».
Nestor, John, lo'.K
Netlieway, John, 237. 311 ; Jonathan, oil.
Xettle, Kdwai-d. 344.
Neufville. Joshua, l.')i).
Nevis, James. Earl of, GO.
iVeic, 171.
New, Dr., 172: Edward. 172; Edward Parris.
172 (2); Elizabeth, 172; Francis Thomas,
172; Henry. 171; James, 171, 172 (4);
John, 172; Jonathan. 172: ^lartha. 172;
Mary, 171 ; Samuel, 171 (3). 172 (3). 311 ;
Sarah Eliza, 172 : Tho., 172.
Newberry (Xewbery). John, 211 ; Nathaniel,
27 ; Rachael. 27.
Newbiprging". James. 3.50.
Newcomb, John, 317 ; Robert, 317.
Newell. James. 1.5'J : Thomas, I.'jD.
Newland, John. 344 ; Tho., 177.
Newlas, Curiielius. 3!'.'.
Newman, Canon, 80 ; -Margaret, 159; Thomas,
3, 7, 54.
Newsam (Nusum). Elizabeth, 89 ; Margaret,
90 ; Peter, 6.
Newth, Anne, 173: Lucretia, 173.
Newton, Elizabeth. l.jU, 18.) ; James, 210 ;
John, 185; Rob., 19G ; Sam., 197 ; Willm.,
313.
Nexon, sec Nixon.
Nezereau, Eiias. 56.
Nibbs, James. 29 (2) ; James Langford, 28 (2),
29 (2) ; James Langfovd, junr., 28 ; Joseph,
159 ; Sarah. 29 ; — . 29.
Nichol (Niohold), Elinor Frances, 194 ; Robert,
194 ; \Vm., 55.
Nicholls (Niukolls. Nicoles). Christopher, 09 ;
Henry. 112 (2), 113 : John. 319 : John F.. 42,
301 ; Thomas, 319.
Nicholson (Nicholason), -Adam. 2>7 ; Alex-
ander, 345 : Annie. 287 : Bawden, 14S ;
Brig. -General, 89 : Caroline, 287 : Mark, 41 ;
Martha, 287 ; Mary. 287 ; Mrs.. 345 ;
Richard, 214 ; Thomas. 287 ; William,
253.
Nicklus, Eliz.. 199.
Nielen, Daniel. 217.
Nightingale. Priscilla, 23;!.
Niles, Jolm. 2-^1, 304 . Mrs., 304.
Niinano. Richard. 319.
Nisbet (Nisliett). Anne. 191 ; Frances. 325 ;
Frances Herbert. 191 (2). 325; James. 191 ;
Josiah. 191 (I'O. 325 :" :Mary Amelia. 191 ;
Rob., 17ii ; William. 191 (:;).
Nixon (Ne.xon). Anthony. 320 ; .Jolui Lyons.
381 ; Lieut. -(,'ol., 154 ; Major. S8 ; Mary Ann.
154 ; Mrs., 8S.
Noake, John. 19f).
Noble, Elizabeth. 325 : Jes~e. 159 ; — , 325.
Noel (Noell), .Major, 15; Rowley. 330; Tho..
204.
Nokes, Sarah. 159.
Nolan. Anne, lii
1(J5.
Norcott, Thoma-:. 2lo.
Norfolk, ClrArUs, Duke
105.
Norford, E. P... ISO.
Norman, Lieut.. 221 : Mich.
Norris, Ann. 159 ; C)i:irlc-. 1
Richard, 53 ; Thomas, 345
239.
North, Geo., 200; Rich., 55, 197; Roger. 2o2 ;
Tho., 197.
Norton, Rob., 343.
Nott. .Maiy, 17i); Roger, 17G.
Nowden. italph. 2o2.
Nowell. John. 74 : Nathaniel. 89 ; Sarah, 152.
Nowling, Thomas. 159.
Nove (Nov). John. 112 (2), 113. 147.
Nuball. Jiuio. 197.
NuLient. Thomas, 34G, 34 7. 353 ; Walter, 257.
Nunday. Jame>. 319.
NuTiem, Richard. 15'.t.
Nunes. Cordozo Isaac. 159 ; Isaac R., 17G ;
Rachel. 200.
Julia Emma, 1G9; Tho.
Nunu. Hardy. 1G9;
Partridge, 1G9.
Nurse, Eleanor. 133
13G; Thomas. 281.
Nusse. Mary, 224.
Nusum. xrr Newsam.
Nuttall. Elizabeth
The. 55.
]]lizabcth, 1G5 ; James,
of. 11. 13; Duke of.
;;45: Wm.. 19(;.
i9 : John, 159 (2) ;
William, 5G, 159,
Elizabeth, 281 ; Sarah,
181 ; John George, 3G4
Oakes, Charles, 159 ; Judith, 159 ; Samuell, 76.
Gates, Robert, 22.5.
O'Borne. John. 2G4.
O'Brien (Obrian. Obrien, 0"bryaji. Obryn),
Bryan. 319 : Cornelius. 159 ; Dennis, 159 :
Dcrmond. 7G ; John, 55, 7(5; 3Irs., 13G ;
Stephen. 352.
Ocouhe;id, Dan.. 319.
O'Conner. I'rsula. 15'.i.
O"i'onnolv. Barth..3Gl.
Oddie. Henry Iloylc. 25.
Oderidge, Wm.. 31s.
Oesterman (Ostennan. Oysterman"). Anne. 59,
()1 ; Frances. 2ti7 ; Jacob, 2GS. l'7o : .James.
2G7 ; John. 2(;7. 2(;8 (2). 270 : Martha. 2G9 ;
Mehetabel. 2G7. 2G8 : -Mrs., 2G2 : Penelope,
2G8, 2i'>9 (2) ; Thomas, 2G7, 2G8. 2G9 ; — ,
01.
O'Flaherty. Patrick. 239 (2) ; Thady, 239 ;
Thomas. 100.
Ogilvie (Ogiivy), Cha.. 354 ; Geo., 17i» ; James,
159 ; I'at.. 3.53.
Ogle. Sir Clialoner. 5.'!.
0'Ha>ran. Joim i;.. 17ti.
Okt-s." Elizabeth, 230,.
Okiiis. lohn. 319.
Oldlield. Francis, 150 ; Richard, 159.
Oldland. Kichard. 22t;.
Oliphant (Olvphant), Alexander, 159: Camp-
bell. 32 ; Charles, 159 ; — , 32.
Oliver. 305. 300,.
Oliver, Anne. 10,9 : Harriet. 139 (2). 3i»5 (2),
378; Harriett Watkins. :>0i; : Isaac. 3iMi ;
Isabella. 31: .Mary, 29. 13'.i : .AU-ms. :!21 ;
Mrs., 305 : Pencloiie. ,')77, 37,s ; llichard. 92,
287 ; Robert. 3o5 ; Thomas. 20, 28. 29 (^3). 31.
139 (2). 159, Ui9, 287, 305 (2), 30G. 323. 377,
378 ; — . 29.
O'Loughlin. A.. 181. •
Olphert-. .fuslice. ISl.
01i)hi!n {\x\\\ 01])him). Martin \'enn. 255.
Olson. Vldricke. 202.
Okon. Elizabeth. 41: Gera, 41: John Allen,
89, 90 ; .Miss. 90 ; Rebecca, 89.
O'Neale, Teigc, 73.
422
CAEIBBEAXA.
Onell, John, •2ui\
Onion, David, 'Ju.
Onions, .Tob.u. ."").
Onslow, jirtlmr, 'MA : Lord Thomas, 1.^1).
Opie, Mrs.. HOT.
Orchard, Tliomas, 2t;4.
Ord, Alex., 17.3; James. 1 .VJ ;' Peter,
William, 210.
Ordorson. Kii/.ubeth, 210 : Frances, .s■^ ;
89 ; Isaac W,, VA:> ; Mary. 2s:! ; ilr., ,SS
Isaac.
; llev.
Mr., 210. 217, 2.S(», 2'M \ Thcodosia Eleanora,
135 ; Thos. J!., 28i.
Ordiarne, The. l'J>>.
Orgill, Andrew, l.V.i : John, 1.39: Samuel, 1.5'J
(2); Thomas, l.-.H.
Ormethcur, Rob., 328,
Orpen, Abr.. .3^.
Orphin. Abraliaoi, 1.39.
Orr, Jos., 177 ; iFathcw. 3.31 ; Rob., 3.31,
352.
Orton, Jennett Payne, 29, 31),
Osborne, 7S.
Osborne, family of. 28<").
Osborne (Osljorn. Osburne). Af>;nes, 78 ; Alex-
ander, 1.39; Catherine, 78 (.2), 2ul ; Cathe-
rine Isabella, 129 ; Klizabeth, 78 (2) ; Geo.,
oi; (2): Junios. 78 (2); Jane I!.. 89; John,
29 (2), 2i)9 (2) ; Mary, 2o9 ; Miss, 42 ; Re-
becca, 1.39 ; Rich., 19i! : Robert, 78 (.3) ;
Sally, 78 ; Sam., 78 (7), 200 ; Thomas, 57.
159 ; Sir Thomas, 129 : \Vm., 52,
Osterman. ."ir Oesterman,
Ostreban, (ieorg-e, 90 ; Joseph, 8(i ; ilary F.,
133 ; 'i'homas, 133.
0.swald. Jas,. 328.
Oswin, PickriU, 159,
Otter, John. 235.
Ottley (Oticy), Drury. 294 (2) ; Edith, 294 :
Eliz,, 293. 294 (3) ; Cieorj;-e, 3U ; James
Parson, 244. 298 : ilar-t.. 294 (2) : Martha
Flemin;;-. 294 ^ Sarah Willett. 29, 294 ; Wm..
293, 294 (4), 313, 309,
Otto. Mr., 322.
Oufrhteison. Arthur, 220.
Ouseley, Sir Gore, 181.
Overy, Alexander. 75.
Ovie, Jane. 252 ; Joseph, 252.
Owen (0\vin~). Anue. 159 ; Kliz., 201 : Joseph,
252; William. 254.
Owlster, N( ale, 345.
Oxley, John, 2!i9 : Rebecca Catlicriue, 299 ;
Sarah, 282 ; William, 282,
Oysterman, sn^ Oesterman,
Packer, George, 34 I
Padraorc, Rebecca
303,
Padsell, SiY Padsill,
Pag-d , Thomas, 254,
Page, A. B., 91 ; Ann. IGo
Samuel, Ititi.
Pa^et, Thomas, 238.
Paice, Joseph, :;50.
Paine, Robert, 3.
Puislow. Tliomas. 217.
Piikenham. John Henry
PiUlister, Rich.. l'.i>.
Palmer, i'amily of. 28(3.
Thomas, 34 t.
1 ; Thomas, 3li3 ; — ,
John, 209, o(;2 (2):
32.
! Palmer (.Pallmer), Charlton. 23i;, 239, 328, 33o ;
I ^ir Chas,, 183 ; Dorothy, 254 ; Edmund,
! 257; Elizabeth, 19, 20; Emma. .Marg,, 19,
20; iFrdBcis, 254; ILirriet, l.s3 : J, F., 3i;i ;
Job, 159 : John, 254 ; Josejjh Bud worth, 19 ;
Roffer, 20 ; Sarah, lOo ; Sir W. H., 20,
Pane, -fee Payne.
, Panuan, Geo.. 58.
I'nnton. John, 2*;3, :U2 ; Joseph, ItJO,
Paijiugton, Thomas, 252.
Pa play, Geo,, 59,
I Papon (_l'apyn), John, 73 ; Peter, 313,
j Paido, Abr,, 353.
I'ardy, Peter, 77.
Parttiter, Theodore. 197, 201.
ParisoT), Francis, KJO.
Park (I'arke), David, 351 ; John, 301 ; Wm..
5fi, 57.
Parker (Parkeer). Anne. 257 : Antoinette, 257 :
Catherine, IGu ; Christopher, 257 : Eli/.abctli.
37(> ; Eliza Stiles, 221 ; tiabriel. lOU ; Henry,
170; John, 271 ; Marg-aret, 257 ; Sir Peter,
257 ; Richard Ragg-. 379 : Rotjers, 301 ; Tho.,
320 ; Wake. 375 ; William. 148 (2), 151, 1(10 ;
Sir William Georire, 375, 370.
Parkinson, Henry, 133 ; Leonard, 331 ; Sarah,
176,
Parlane, Patrick. 317.
Parlor, John, 159,
Parr, Edward, ItJO ; John, 89, 255 ; Margaret
Ann. 89 ; Marv, 89 ; Sarah, 100 ; Thomas,
74.
Parris (Paris), .Vnne, 197 ; David, "201 ;
Edward, 22 (2), 2;i, 172, 320 ; Elisabeth, 324 ;
Henrietta, 325 ; James, 324 ; John, 197 ;
Martha. 172 ; Mary E,, 280.
Parrish. Wm., 198.
Parry. David, 201 ; Elizabeth, 271 ; ilary. 271 ;
Peter, 252 : Thomas, 271 ; William. 227.
Parson, Edwd,, 313; James, 313; W m. Wood-
ley, 312 ; — , 1.
Parsons, Georg'e, 159 : John, 200, 314 ; Mary.
174.
Parti/.oon, Andrew, 77.
Partridge, J olin, 159: Xehemiah, 159,
Party, Dennis, 74.
Pascoe. Simon, 100.
Pa^krene. — ■, 77,
Passlett. Joseph. 70,
Passley, Henry, hiO; James. 100
1 OO.
Patsill (Padsell), Thomas. 214 (2).
Patten. John, 5t>.
Patterson (Paterson, Patison, Pattison).
Adam, 100 : .Ann. 25 ; Capt.. 43 ; Eljenezcr.
281 ; Eergus, 332; James, 57, 178; John,
100; Joshua. 25 ; Mary. 287.
Pattinson. Jer., 177 ; Wm., 313.
Pattree. John, 77.
Pattricke. Tomes nlins. Eleanor, 295,
Paul, Miss, 154 : Robert, 151.
I'avel, George, 100.
Paver, ^rr Peaver,
Paxton, Harry, 32 : Sarah, 32,
Piiijne, y7. 297.
Payne (Pane), Abraham, 72. 9S. 2ii5, 242, 217,
290 : Alice, 97, 'J8 (^2) : Alice Cariilie. 9,s ;
Anne. 98, 107, 242, 2l»0 ; Charles, 2'.i. 172 ;
Sir Charles. 01, 20l, 205; Clar.i. 212, 217,
24.^; Dorothy. 242 ; Elizabeth, lo5 ; I'raneis
Mayuard, 218 ; Frau(;oise Lambcrtinc, 97 ;
\Villi
INDEX.
423
George. 98 ; Sir Gillies, 3(>1 ; James. 8!) -.
.John G., 220 : .John Willett, OS (;!). lMs. 2'.n -.
Josepli, 107. -218. 220; Josupli A.. 21.-.. L'17;
Lucretia, 20. '.ts, 291 : MiU-jraret. '.>6 (In) :
Martha, t';?, 291; JIary. 2,s-l : Maiv Biiuh-
waite. i:i7 : Miss, 217 : .Mrs., lo4 : Philip. .■'.'.
20.3; Ralph. t<7 (2). 'JS (Hi): Sir Ralph. 2n.
29, 30 (2), 294. ;!23 ; Samuel. 2iC.. 2n,;. :2:,>i.
200: Sarah, 04, 21.3 ; Sarah Eliza. 172:
Sarah Harris. 220 : Stephen. 2.-), 7S, 9S. I'li:..
201". (H), 242, H.V.I. DOO (2). :-i01 : William, ii^,
1C7, 204, 2»4, 2114 ; — , 29.
Paynter. Thomas. 7ii.
Pavton, Andrew. lOo.
reachey (Peachy), .John, 240, 313. 301.
Peake, C'apt.. i3(; ; .lames, 214 ; xcc <ilxi> Pei^k.
Pealy, Leonard, 72.
Pearce (Pear,-e, Peiroe, Pierce), Benjamin. 1 7>'.> :
Cha., 239 : Geo.. 107 ; Hu-^h. 209 ; .lane, 3o2 :
John, 149, 100 (2); Sarah, 302: Sarah C.
l.-).5 ; T., 302 : Thomas. 1.-.9 : T. J., l.-.r. ;
William. 27, 29 (4) ; '.V. H., It^U.
Pearcy, John, MS.
Pearle, Charles, ISO.
Pearne, Henry, 293, 294 : Rolx^rt, 293 (2). 291.
Pearson. Isaac, lOo ; John, 3S2 : Tho.. '>').
Peat (I'eatt), Joshua. bS, 177 ; Lawrence. 100 ;
Wm., 170.
Peaver (Paver), Richard. 209 ; Sarah, 234.
Peckman. Jas.. 17.t.
Pecock. Mr., 223.
Pedder. Jas.. 175 : Lewis. ISO; Robert, ISO.
Pedlcy, Juhn, '-CA.
Peek (Peeke), Favell, .J7 ; Fowell, \:>0 ; Henry.
100 (2) ; xrc als,) Peake.
Peel. John. 100.
Peer.^.. George. 199 ; John. 198 ; Rich.. 197.
Peese, William. lOo.
Peeter, Capt., 91.
Peeterson, xcr Peterson.
Peets, Stedman R., ISO ; Wm., ISO ; Wm. J., 302.
Pes;;. Abra., 2.J2.
Peill, Henry, o(i.
Peirce, Mr Pearce.
Pelgrave. Michael. 100.
Peliiam. Thomas, 74.
Pelligon. Jacob, 223.
Pemberton. Adriana, 34, 40; Ann, 33 (2):
Anna. 31 ; Anna liosa, 34 : Anne, 34 (4), '■>'>.
3(;. 39 ; Anne Jones, 34. 37, 107 ; Ann Martha,
31".'; Ann 3Iills. 34 ; Ann Prentis. 31 (2). :;."..
30 ; Augusta Thomas !Molan. '■>:> : Bridiict.
34, 3.'. (10). 92, 32.-) ; Bud^iin. :;.■) : Busick. 37.
3S ; Busick Ivlmonds, 40 ; Bu^ick Richards.
40 ; Butler .lohn, 3s ; Catherine. 35 : I'harles
Uavis. 38, 40 (,3) ; Charles Seatou, 40 : Char-
lotte, 33 ; Charlotte Hardtman. ;;7, -in :
Christian. 3.3 (3); Chri.-liana, 34; Cyril
Warner, 40; Delhah, 30: Edward. 34 (2).
33 (2). 30, 3S. 39. I'l, 3-_'4 ; Edward John. 3 1 :
Eliza. 33. 34 ; Elizabeth, 33 (0). 34 (14). ;'.3
(3), 30 (0). 38 (2). liO. 02. 04, 100 (4). 107 (4).
314, 324 (2): Elizabeth Frances. 34, 324:
Eliza Williams, 37 ; E. E.. 30 : Ernest St.
Clair, 40 ; Fanny, 30 (2). 3"i ; Frances. 33
(2), 34 (2). 33, 30. 37. 39, 02. 01. lilO, 324 :
Frances Ashington. 37 (3). 3S (:.'). 40 :
Frances Herbert. 30; Frances .Marin, 37 ^2).
40; Francis, 3;!. 30; Sir Fra., Iii7; (ieneral.
lOli; Grace Maria. 31; Harriet. 37 (I):
Harriet Amelia, 37, 40; Harriet Amelia
Mary, 37 ; Harriet Peach. 37 ; Henrietta
Grace. 30 ; Henry Scaton. 37. 3S. 40 : Horace
Claude. 40 : James. 44 : James Parris, 34 :
Jane. 33. 30 : Jane Elizabeth, 34 : Jane
Falliott. 37 : .lohn, 34. 33 : J. P... 37 (4) ;
.John Busick ^Manning. 4o : .Jolin Butler, 33
(S). 30. 37. :^8 (2), 107 : John Butler Williams.
37; Joseph. 3t (2). 33. :',9 : Jr>eph Herbert.
33. 34 (In). 33 (7), 37. 38, 39 (2). 108 (.ij. 314,
323. 371 : Julia, 37 (2), 40; Kitty. 35, 30;
Louisa. 33 ; Lucretia. :;:"> : Mar>;aret, 33 (11),
34, 3.3 (3), 39. 02. 103 (2), 100 (2), 108 (2),
323 ; Maria. 4ii : Martha, 37 : ^Marj-. 34. 33
(4), 30; Mary P.utler. :!3 : [Michael Kitt
Herbert. 37; Mi^s. 29 : Mordaunt. 40: Closes,
33 : ^Ir.. 39 : Mrs.. 30. 39 (2) : Kancv. 33, 3.3 ;
Philip Daniel. 37. 38 : Pollv. 31 (3)! 30. 107 ;
R., 200 ; R. B.. 314 ; R.. C. 15. . 0 4 ; Robert. 33
(4). 34 (3). 33 (12), 30 (0). 37. 03. 107 (3).
23S (2). 271 : Rol)ert Hnirhes. 33. 34. 30. 37.
107 ; Roger. 33 (.3), 34 (7). 30 (1), 02. ••,3, 04,
103, 10(r(3). 107, 324 : Roger Bridgwater,
33 ; Sallv, 30. 100 ; Sallv Daniel. 34 ; Samuel.
34, 33, 39. 02. 108 ; Samuel Clarke. 33, 34 (2),
33. 30 : Samnel Henry. 33 ; Sirah. 33 (2). 33,
30. 100 (2): Sarah" Ann. 34 (0). 33 ' (3) ;
Seatnn Blanchard, 40; Seymour Blansliard,
40: Sholto. 21. 33. 3,4, :i0.'39 ; Sholto Arch-
bald. 37 ; Shdilo Rawliiis, 34 ; Sholto I'honias,
34 ; Susan Ann. 35 ; Thomas. 34 (2). 33 (2)i
37 (9). 38 (3). 40 (2) : Thomas Seaton. 37 (2),
40 (2). 314 : W.. 107 ; Walter, 34 (3). 39 ;
Walter Maynard. 34 (3), 33 (_'). 30. 39. 02,
:'.23 : Willi;im. 33 (9). 31 (3). 35 (3). 30 (7).
38. 39. Oo, 02, 92. 103, 100. 314; William
Augunus Sadler, 37. 40 : William Butler, 33,
35 ; William Ross, 35, 30 : Williaui Sanders,
34 ; William Webbc, 31 ; Willoughby Arthur,
40 ; — . 38. Iii5.
Pembroke. Philip. Earl of. 9.
.Pemmerton. Eliz.. 7.
Penchoen, J. W.. 180.
Pendergra>-se (Pentvgrasse), Jorden, 319 ;
Phillip, 70.
Penhallow. Cha.. 50,.
Penkevill. John, 232.
Penn, Genl., 34 : Sir William. 210 ; — . 43. 221.
Pennant (Penneiit). Edward. 37, 159 ; Eliza-
beth. 310 ; Ccorge Hay Dawkins. 310 ;
Gilt'ord. 151 ; Sophia Hilary Uawkins. :!10.
Penni'ry. David. :'>4 I.
Pennin"-ton. John. 8.s ; Tho.. 120 (2). 127 (^2),
12S (!■). 1:.'9. 130. 131 (2). 132: 'Iho.. junr.,
12ii.
Penni-iton. 'i'honia<, 15',i.
Penrh.vn. Lord. 31n.
Penrose. Kubert. 3:iO.
Ptjipiat. Robert. 232.
Pep.Ns. Elizabeth. 100.
I'trce. Edward. 1S3; Ivlizabctli. 18:'..
I'eiciv.il (Persivall). Davis. IsO : George. 0,9;
.lohn. 77. 300 ; 'J'lio.. 302 ; Valentine. 7 7.
Perdri;in. Geo.. 30.3 : Lewis, 198: Stephen, ;!0,0
(2) ; Sus:innali. 3i;o.
Pereira. Aaron. 10,0; Abigiiil. 177 : Danii I. MO ;
Is.iac M.. 170: Josepli. lOo ; Lopi-s Samuel,
li;o; .Miiiassah. lOii; ^linas,-ch. lOO; Moses,
ll'.O : Sarah. lOn.
Perkins. John. li,o.
I'erkiiison. Parnel, 270.
Pernriniilaiit, John, 72.
424
CARIBBEANA.
'/
Perrin, Ann, 100 ; W'm.. 58.
Perrott. Francis. I'.'ii.
Perry (IVrrey). Dorocliy. IGO ; Georg-e, 170:
Henry, i:is; ,1.. :;s ; ,'john, J3S ; Marv, l;iS
(3) ; iMichael. :!ll : Samuel. 138 (H) ; Tlioraas,
13S; \V.. 200; Walter, IGU ; William. V:>8,
2(U.
Perryinan (Peryman), .John. 2.")4, .119.
Perse. Will., 2i;H.
Persivall, .svr Porcival.
Persmall, G-eorge, 7ti.
Persons, George, 2o8, 209 Ci). 210 ; Henry, 209
(2).
Pe.schaire, .Aim, KJO.
I'estell, Alger, 159 ;
Thomas. lUu.
Pe,ster, Peter. ;U5.
Peteete, John, 77.
Peter, Andrew. 2(J!i.
Peters, John, 77, lOO :
Pi'ffi-xon, 3.ji;.
Peterson (I'eeterson,
Ann, 38 ; Anthony,
Bates William, 3:; ;
225, 2:
Saunders Hanby. KiO ;
Tho.. .J9.
John. 350 ; Itohert,
James. ISO
Walter, 55.
Petersen, Pettersonn).
33, 224. 2(32, 35(1 (2) ;
Charles. 33 ; Cornelius.
Fileanor. 33 ; IJlizabeth. 33 (2). 35(3
(2) ; James, 33 ; Jane Falliotc, 37 ; John.
33 (2), 35(5 ; John Williams. 349 ; Peter, 55 ;
Robert, 33 : William, 33. 35ii.
Pethon, Thomas. 214.
Petrie, Geo. John, 21)0
IfJO; Thomas, 15").
Pettell. Edsvard. 225.
Pettigrew, John, 89.
Pey, .-ic/' I've.
Peyton, Dan.. 5S.
Phally, Dcrmot. 222 (2).
.Phalney, Dermond. 317.
Phalsey. Daniell, 320.
Pbavre. Capt., 251.
Phillip (Philip), Edward. li;0
Matthias, IdO ; Thomas. ICO:
Phillips (Philips). Abraham, KU) : Cha.. 350 :
Daniell, KJo ; Dorcas. KiO; Eleanor. 282:
Elizabeth, 155,321,350: Elizabeth McClure.
152 ; Ethel Montagu, 244, 24<j ; George, 2(5
(2); John. 31. 90: John Randall. 2G, 29;
J. W., 244 ; Margaret. 221 : Mary, 199 ;
Jfary Ann, 215: Mrs., 223 ; Xath., 59, 21(;.
235; Peter, 13(; ; Kenn, 87: Richard. 321 :
Stephen, 217; Thomas, 74, IGO : Tho. Pclham.
359.
Phillpott. Nicholas, 104, 148, 149.
Philps, William. G9.
Phipps. Abraham I'avne, 301,3(52 : Alletta. 359
(2), 3G0 ; Ann, 27," 358 (2), 359 (4). 3G0, 3iil,
3G3 ; Barnabas, 3G3 : Detsey, 3t)3 ; Catherine.
218 ; Charles, 3(10 ; Christian Mc Arthur. 3G1 :
Constantine. 312. 3.-.8. 359 (3). 3G0 (4), 3G1
(2), 3G1. 371 : Dreurv, 359 (2) ; Edward,
358, 359 (2). 3(;o (2) ; Eliza. 371 ; Eliz.. 35S,
3G1 (2). 3G2 : Francis. 207, 35S, 3.59 (2). 3(;o
(4), 3GI, 3u2 ; Francis Kobert, 3(;2 (2) ;
George, 354 ; Grace 3Iartlia, 3G4 ; Harriott.
179, 3G2(2); Henrietta. 359. 3G0. 3G2. 3G3 ;
H. R.. 358 ; James, 72. 313. 358. 359 (■>), 3(;o.
3G1, 3G3; John, 354. 359, 3G1 (3); John
William. 3(52 ; Joseph, 207, 358 (2). 359 (41
3G0, 3(;i. 3(12 ; Jo.-;cph Alms. 3(;2 ; Joseph 15.,
177; Joseph E.. 3(i3 ; Joseph I'llmis. 3G3 ;
Joshua. 3G2 ; Kitiv. 3G1 ; Major-lieneial.
218 ; Margaret, 35is (2). 3(;3 (2) ; Maria. 302;
Elizabeth Isabel, 141 :
Eliz. .Martha. iC) : Sir
180, 20(J: Joseph, 2i;.
Jlaiy, 3G0 : Robert,
Thos., 299.
350 ; Edward. 3
Mary, 3.i8, 359 (5), 300. 301 (2). 302 (4). 3i;3
(3); Mary Charlotte. 30 1 ; Nathaniel, 300;
Ned.. 303 ; P., 371 : I'eggy, 3(i3 : Penny. 3i;i :
Polly. 303; I'ownoll. 371 ; I'urlotta Maria
Shei'lls. 303 : Robert. 35-i. 359 ; Rose, 3i;2 ;
Sam.. 3(;i : Sarah Otto. 3(52 ; Susannah. 2m0
(2), 358. 3(".ii. :-!.;i : Susannah Mathew. 2n7.
242, 301 ; Thomas, 351, 359, 301, 3(iL' (3). :;i;:;
(3); Thomas I'elhnm, 359: Weston, 301;
William. 27, 29, 30, 35s, :j.v.) (2). 300 (2).
302 (2). 303 (3) ; William James, 300 ; Wm.
Pelham. 359 ; — , 351.
Phanix, Willi^im. ioo.
I'holmar, Capt.. 43.
Pibes, Thomas, 255.
Pickering. Christ.. 179;
Elizabeth Israel. 14 1
Hen.. 199 : John, 75,
29 (3). 30, 327 ; Mary, 284 ; — , 30.
Pickersgill. Cieorge, 29.
I'ickett, Charles, 300 ;
3 1 9.
I'ickiiell. Thomas. 160.
I'ickriu. Stephen. I(i0.
Pick wood, K. W., 3G3.
Picton. Tho., 351.
I'ierce, fc Pearce.
Pierrepont. 3[rs.. 299
Pigeon, .Mathe%v. 55.
Piggott (,Pigot), Arthur,
Jaue. .350 :"john, 198.
Pike, John. 100. 32o.
Pile, Eleanor Hampden, 234 ; Frances, 234 ;
John George, 234 ; Jlavgaret Tysoe, 231 ;
Mary Popel, 153 ; William Yard, 220.
Pilgrim. Eliz.. 199; Hen. John, 199; John,
200 ; Joseph, 199 : Rev. Mr., 132 ; Tho., 199,
200.
Pilkington, Tho., 312.
Pillon. John. 349.
Pilot. Samuel. 100.
I'inard, Jas., 170.
I'inckard. Tho.. 198.
Finder (Pinda-). Edward, 215; John Hotlicr-
sall, 218 ; .Mrs.. 218 : Rev. Mr., 298 ; Timothy,
160.
Pinfold. 24\.
I'infold. Charles. 241 (2).
Pinke. John. 223. 224.
Pinkeriiell, Jas.. 214.
Pinkerton. Thomas. 32.
Pinney, Azariah. 311 ; Charles
Mary. 375. 370; Hester. 311,
324.' 375 ; John. 32 (4). 32-4.
John Fredrick, 32 (2), 311.
Pinniger. — , 32.
Pinniges. John. 32.
Pinnock. Ann. 142; George, 142; James, 159.
204 (2).
Pintard. I'ontius, 328.
Pinto. Isaac, 100 ; Joseph, 159.
Pipe, John. 175.
Piper. John. Kilt ; Rob.. 353.
Pippiat, Matliias. 21o.
Pisey, Cornelius. 100.
Pitcairn (Pitcarin, I'itkairne), David. 57, 159,
100 : Ilobt., 301.
Pitcher, Elizal'eth. 2(> ; Isaac, 26.
Pitches. Pol)('rt, 32.
Pitman, .Alexander, 154 ; Edward, 281.
Pitt, Gab., 55 ; Joseph, 328 ; Robert, 159 ; The,
, 375
312 ;
357,
Frances
Jane, 32,
375. 376 ;
INDEX.
421
I lit)
PC, ;
Ull;
Hes-
211,-..
John. 210 (2).
295 ; Th03., Earl of Londonderry, InO ; Wui
353 ; — , US.
Pittaway. Stephen, 15i».
Pittifor. Wiilium, 211.
Pitts, Eliz., IOC, 3t;i ; Mary. lOi! ; Mrs.
Thomas, 57, liJO.
Plaisted, Francis. 270 ; Hester, 27ii.
Planskor. Caitt., 13:$.
Platel, Elizabeth, UU ; J., I'JIi ; Pttcr, HM
Piatt, Richard. ICO.
Pleydell, Edmund Morton, '.V.W.
Plomer. Arthur. 170.
Plowden. .Mary, lO'". (2) ; William. 100.
Plowman. l)an.. oii.
Plumlijrh, Gilbert, 3.
Plumnier (Phmier. Pluraner"). EhV.abeth,
Henry Wliito, 3:'.0. 3G7 ; John, 55. "AS,
Thomas, 25, \','.K
Plunkett. iJominick. li'iO ; :\Iary. 100.
Plyer, Robert, 270.
Poison, Freeman. 2(i5 ; Harriot. 27. 20 :
ter, 205 ; John, 25 (2), 20 (2), 27, 2;t.
313 ; John, juur., 2l'5.
Poiutz, sec Pnyntz.
Poland, i\ing of. 1)7.
Pole, John, o50 ; John Wm., 350 ; William, iiio
(2) : \Vm. Templer, 350.
Polhill, Nugent Robert, 2'J (2) : — , 2^.
Polkinhoni. Eliz.. 50.
Pollard (PoUord), Javratt, !?8
Pollett, John. 15'J.
PoUnitz, I'.HVon, -IS ; — , 48.
Poison, Hnjfh. 170.
Pomfret, Tlic, 170.
Pompayna, Renny, 72.
Pou . . ce. Suuiuel, 71.
Pond, Serjeant, 2i'ii>.
Pohiatow?ki. Princess. 1)7.
Pounett, Nieho]a.<, 77.
Pons. r*lat)ie\v, 310.
Pontree. Joseph. 100.
Pook, Heury \V.. 178, 200.
Poole. Arthur. Ml ; Mrs., .'^'.t :
Poor (PoOLe). lOdmond, 3!
150 ; Morris. 315
100; Pearce. 318
317.
Pope, Anne, 2iil (,2) ; Charles, 151. 201 : C'hr..
2U4 : EthvarJ. 2i!t : George. 2(i4 : Henj v.
271 (2), 272 (2") ; John. 201 (2) ; John. >eur..
204 ; Joseph, 204 ; .Mary, 201 ^2) : PJchard.
204; Robert. lO.o, 2u4 "(2) ; Samuel, 15ii;
Sarah, 2<i4 : — , 20 1.
Pophaui. John. 145, 150 : Lieut. Col.. 2t-0 ; Mrs.,
280.
Popple, Wm.. 352.
Poppleton. David. liIO.
Port. Andrew. 31:'..
Portello, M(...«es. 100.
Porter, Ann. 352: Charles, 10(i; Dr.. IM :
John, iOO, 220, 312: luditii, l'J7; Richard,
11)6: Tlioaias, \*k>. 177.
Porteus, John. '.'•--.
Portnian. Henry \Vm.. 33 L
Post. Cliri>iiaa F.. .35.!.
Postlethwaiti-. Wni., 303.
Postoii, Edward. lOu.
Potter, family of, 2^0.
Potter. Heniy, 25 i : John, 10,0 ; .=;amuel, 310 ;
Simon, :;il' ; — . 1:'3.
Pottle, William. 223.
VOL. II.
Rob,, 50.
John. 318 : Luke.
Xiehoas. .ilii; Patriek.
Robert, 310 ; William,
Potton. Ralph, 55.
Potts. John. ;!2'J.
Pou^'o!. Charlotte Judith, 100.
Poultcney, ■•'■c Pulteney.
Poulton.John, 211.
Povev. Rich., 255 : Thoma.s, IOO, 222.
Powe'll. Anna, S (2) : Anne, 270 ; Capt., 223 ;
Charles, 75. 220; Daniell, 3; Diana .Mills,
170 ; Edward. 2.-4 ; Francis Ham, 108 ; Hum-
phrey, S; L'.abeil. 201: John. 20, lOii (2),
384 : Mar-rarot, 150 ; ilartha. 8 (2) : Mary,
52; Man- Ham. 108: Owin. 254; Thomas,
8 (2), 75' 03. 270, 291, 205 : William. 50, 75,
201, 205 : W. H., 150 : — . 2sl.
Power. Renj.. 00 ; .Mr.. :-00.
Pownf-y. Penysioii, 177.
Powrev. W'm.. IOO,
Poyer."John.4l. 151 : Mary E,, 151.
Poynter, J.i^jx'r, I<i').
Poynt/ (Point/). Ueaue, 5.s, lOo ; Hannah, 59 ;
Sir Jas.. 0 : Wm. Dcane. 17i;.
Prater (Pratter^, Edward, 57. 159.
Pratt. Sarah. 17.
Prattiu. CJiarles. 159.
Pre . . . . , Thomas. 255.
Prendergast, — , 221.
Prentice (I'reiitis). John, 100 ; Sarah, 270 ;
William. 270 ; — . 280.
Preseod. Cliavle-, IOO ; Mrs., 135 ; William, 155 ;
William H.. 135.
Presley. John. 257.
Provost, Catherine, 218 : Sir George, 218 ; Jas.,
127.
Prewcr. John. 204.
Price (Prvcp). Renjamin, 136 ; Charles, 150,
338: Sir Charles, 330 f 2) ; Edward. 88;
Jane, 358: John, 43, IOO. 177. 200, 315;
Jonathan, 2(5 (;>) ; .losepli. 327 ; Laurence,
185; Lewis, 100; Jl:iry, 35S ; Michael. 100;
^Irs., 3S ; Kiehard. 150,177: l.'o^e Thomas,
100 : Siimuel, 57, U))' • .Nirah, 3.27, 338, 340 ;
Thomas. 5,s (2). 100; William. 100; William
Daniel. .SS : \\'illiam .^lah.ucv. 13 : Zachaviah.
35s ; _. •_":.
Priil.lie. William. 20 (,2). 313 ; — , 25.
Pridiile. Henry. Itln.
Pride, John. 271.
I'rinee. Edw.. !08 : John, 175.
I'rin-le. Thomas. 100, i;:{',i, I'lii.
Pri-siek cPre-sick\ Christopher, 123, 125 : Mr..
123 (2). 124 ; Mrs., 124 (.2) : -Sarah, 123 (3).
Pritehard (Pricliard), John. :! ; Robert, 15'.).
Pritryman. Eianois. 100.
Probert. Charles. NO (3).
Prock, Edm.. 320.
Proctor (Prockter. ProcterY John, 3 : 3Ir., 5 ;
William. 112. 345.
Prosser. Jas.. 175.
Protheroe. Ed., IiiO ;
Proud foor, John. 17i
Prowd, Pich.. 107.
Prast. Cba., lO.s.
Prye. — . 320.
Prynii, Joseph. IOO.
Pryor. .lanit s. lOo ;
Puckett. Will.. 211.
Puckford, I'.arnill. 205.
Puds.v. Amlirose. 0.
Pu-h.'lIuL'h. 354.
Pu<.'slv, John. 2i;0.
Puleston. Piiil.. 20 (2)
It U
Ph.. 100.
; Margaret. lOo.
-Mr., 217 , Mrs., 218.
Roger,
426
CARIBBEANA.
Isaliplla. H2.S
354 (2);
2; Tol.iiis,
i2 : ri()1)ort. 1.-2.
William, lt',0.
.fane, 2.->2 ; Joliii.
Pullen (Pullein), John. 1i:>, l.^O ; Mclcliysc-
dech. li;n.
Pullford, Itandall, 211.
Pulluck, James. Hin.
Pulsford. Roburt, 21 (2\
Pulteney (Poultoncy).
Jame*. :!2S ; Wm., o.^il.
Pumanl. Jobn, T.".
Puncl.eard. .lohn. ".'^O ; Mr., 200 (2)
Puii.scll. John, 7fj.
Punt, Thomas. S.
Purcell (Pur.-all, Pur,«ill). John.
Jlaiy, 41 : i^Morrish, 817 ; Nich.. 3
31!).
Purchase. Elizabotli. I
Purvis, Lieut.. 302.
Puscj', Benjamin, 120
Puthain. Jane. Kio.
Pycroft, Thomas. 71.
Pye (Pey). Euw., lit.S ;
Pi/i>i, 3.").5.
Pym, Alexander. 14 ; Charles. 14. 20.-). 200. 3.-.->.
359; 8ir Charle.s. \:> (2) ; Eli/.abeth, On, 01,
3.5.5 ; Frances, 20,5, 200 ; John, 14 ; Priscilla.
20G ; Thomas. 00, 61, 03, 3.55.
Pyott, Alex., 11)6 ; Mar v. 190.
Quanby, Peter. 214, 215.
Quarliss, Airs.. 89.
Quarrell. Rich.. 349.
Quay, Thomas, ItiO.
Quceney, Tho., 197.
Quelch" James, l-SO.
Question, John, 3:11.
Quigtcy (Qui'rly). ilrs., 345 ; Tei;j:e, 310.
Quinr.;,'an (Quinga-\ ne), Dan., 319; Phillip,
317.
Quintyne. Henry, 154 ; Rev. Mr.. 153.
Quixano, Mendes Abraham. lOU ; Mendes David.
100.
Quyntt, John. 75.
R
R John. 191.
Eaikes, Tho., 331.
Rainford, Sam., 177, 3S1.
Raise, IS'owell. 72.
Rail, Jas., 57.
Ralliffe, Der., 320.
Ram, Eliz. Jane, 243, 245, 24S ; James. 243,
245 ; Jonathan, 353.
Jiavisiiij, 233.
Ramsay (Ramsey). Alexander, 100. 319: Ann.
t;0. 301 ; Brip'.-Genl.. SO, 304: Gilbert. 1!'9.
232, 233; Ilenrv. 210; J.. 178; Sir James,
.302; John, 180.
Ramsay & Skeete. 302.
Ramsb'3rry. Francis. 197.
Ramsdrn. Luke. 20'.'.
Rand, Tobie, 3. 7.
Randall (riandoll"). S;irapson, 74 ; Sampson,
junr., 74 ; Stejihen, 101 ; The. 351.
Rankin, .Alexander. l.'^2.
Ransan^r, Charles, 73.
Ranthmell, Eh/abeth, 29, 17C.
Rash, John, 27L
Thomas. 100 ;
10,1 : Mr.. 223.
SU'dnian.
^; W. II..
317 ;
2X0 :
1 52 ;
aiph..
197.
Rashbrook, Elizabeth. 324 ; John. 324.
Rashleigh, Catherine Bennett, 3o2 ; Thomas,
302.
Rasse. Joiift, 72 : Lewis. 72.
Ratcliff (Tiatliffe). John. 2ii9
Tristam. 101. 170.
Fuitsey, Ed\vd^'313.
R:iven. Kiances, 1S2 : Joshua,
Raven^haw. George, 44, 3o3.
Rawdon. Marm.. 200.
Rawlinjrs (Rawlins). Anna, .31 : Edward S.,
180; Elizabeth. 315; Henrv. 24. 32.230.313:
John, isi; Jiweph, 313, 3'.5() (2). 302: Mr.,
371; Robert, 200: Sieu/.ac, 152
178, 179, isi. :!):;. 302 : William.
182: Wm. W., 179.
Rawlinson, Henry. 330.
Rayley (,Rayly). Mor-aii. 72 : Tliurlouh, 7:
Baymond, John, 329; Wm.. 199.
Rayne (,Ueyne). John. 317; Loiiuiilane,
l^eter. 77 : Tcig'e., 317.
Read (Reed), Edw., 320 : Eliz.. 17i; : Ezra.
James. 152, 101 ; John, 190 ; ^Mary.
Xath.. 223: Owen. 319: Peter, i;
2G5 ; Sarah, 29, 43 ; Susann:i, 134 ; The.
Reading, Edward, 338, 341 (2); Eliz.. 311
Frances. 33t< : Roy:er, lOU.
'Ready, Hu?h. 317.
Realv, ■■"■f Reilv.
Reaii, Teise, 310 ; Wm.. 310 (2).
Rearden, lfocr»-r, 318 : William. 77.
Reary, ^Murto^h, 318.
Recoldin'.^'. Peter, 198.
Recruft, ■■see Rieroft.
Reddiu. Mary. li'.O.
Redhead. Ann, 231 ;
Marearet, 30 ; Samuel, 31, 32,
Redkey. Xicliolas. Kil.
Redman. Elizabetb, 134.
Redwar, Henry. 10 (4). 331 : William,
Redwood, Abraham, 32 : Phillip. 101 ;
223 ; Sargt,. 22:'..
Reece, Margaret, 132; Mary H.. 155.
Reely, .«•?■ Reily.
Rees, Bartholomew, \^:> ; William. Kil.
Reeve (Reave). Andrew. 2S (2): Ater. 317;
Charles, 179, ISO; Frances, 179; "William,
28.
Reeve & Hill. 24 (2).
Reeves (Reves), Gabriel, 4:i : James, lof; Joiin,
IGO ; Lewis, 10,1; Thomas, liil; William,
211,
Reeves, Sou i: Hill. 24.
Rey:an, Dennis. 74 ; John, 317, 344 ; Moryan,
310 ; RandoU, 320.
Regnier, Martha. :>50.
Jftitl, 20.
lieid, .-Mexander, 57. IC.O ; Daniel, Ifil ; Eliza-
beth, 20; George. 101, 348. 349: John, 2ii,
101, 32S, 332 : Mr.. 125 : Robert. 191. 192(2).
327 ; Tho.. 331 (2) ; William, 101, 2.'<3.
Reignolds, x/r Ifeynolds.
Reily (Kealv. Reely). Curnelius, 342 ; Edmund.
101; Farrell. :! l^' : Ihieh, ;117; Owen. 319;
Patrick. 175; Phil lip, 343.
Itenark. Manns. 345.
Rendle, Peter. 353.
Rened. Edm., 310.
Rener. William, H.
Rennv, James, lOo ;
Renoiif, Phili[i, 101.
George. 30. 31, 32 (2);
Robert,
John. 310.
Index.
427
Renouf aliu-i Foonl. Elizabeth, IL'O.
Rentoue. Jnincs, lOl.
Eeptou, Tho., V.i'.).
Eerene, Jolin. U17 : Xicb., 317.
Kerfijr-g'3. Dormond, rill!.
Keriiane, Laurence, HIT.
Reviere, John, ir,i.
Reymes, Cha.. L'5'.i.
Reyuaied, John, liJl.
Reyne. sec Kayiic.
Reynell. Edmotid, '22(;.
Reynolds (Uei^iiulu^. Rcnnals), Allien. ^ ; Ben-
jamin. Ul'J ; Charles, ICl; Edward, ,s ;
Elizabeth, 8 : G., l.'>o : Jacob, ItJl ; John, 'JO.
161 ; Samuoll, CD, KiO; Wni.. 344 ; — , 103.
Reynolds dliux La Rose. John. 72.
Reytonj John, 31 7.
Ribero, Isaac. IGl.
Ribsoan, William, 27.
Rice, family of. 4 7.
Rice (liyoe), Anne, 270 ; Benjamin, IGl ;
Brid;.,'et, 2G7 (2) : Elizabeth Richard.-on. 2i;'J ;
Frances. 26!> ; George D.. 281: Henrietta,
2(;i>, 270: Jcnkin. 207, 2(;'J (2). 27o. 271 (.2);
John, IGl, 201 ; JIary, Kil : .Mis., 281 ; Pierce,
161 ; U'illiani. 7.'i. 2ti'J ; Zachary, 7.).
Ricford, Samuel, IGl.
r.i7, 203 ; Edwaid. 203,
; Laurentia. 203 ; Robert.
Rich (Rice). Charles,
2."jG ; Jonathan, I'U
197, 203 (2).
Richard, John, I GO.
Richards, Christopher. 7.") : David, 7
178; John. 178; Nicholas, 28
(2) ; Sandiford, 88 ; William. 72
Richardson, Antho.. 2G0
IGl, 170, 311 : Grace
; Harriate,
Hob.. 177
73.
Eliz., 170 ; Georg'e,
170 ; Hannah, IGl :
Hester. 170 ; John. 23 (2),
Joseph, 114; ilary, IGl;
Jacob, 5S ; John,
(2) ; William, 210.
Henrietta. 32
28, 170 (2), 32.J ;
Thomas. IGl, 170.
Richmond(Richmon). Ensi;.'n.221: Richard. IGO.
Ricketts, Geo. C. 120, 132;
59 ; William, IGl.
Ricroft (Recroft). Isaac, 210
Ridd. James, 7il.
Riddail, Geo.. 320; — , 3G2.
Rider, family of. 47.
Ridfre. Jas., 17G.
RidL;-ew-ay, John. 149 (2).
Ridout, James. li;o.
Rieusset. David. .")9.
Ri.2;by (Eii;-bie), Elizabeth. IGl ; James, IGl ;
John, 3 : Rich., 348 ; Thomas, 3.
Rigfrlesv.'orth, W.. 181.
Righton. Peter, 200.
Riland, Geor'^^e. 2.')4.
Itillroy. John, 317 ; Wm.. 317.
Kingc, Roger, 31G.
Ripley. John. li;u; Richard. 14.">, l.';0.
RLsdon. John. 222. 223 ; Wm., 317.
Rison, Thomas. 3li'i.
Ritchie, Tliomas. 13i;.
Rittene. Dermond. 317 ; Thomas. .317.
Rivers, Edward, 180 ; George, 211 ; Pen., Lady.
177; Thomas. 180; William, 211.
EixtoH, 101.
Rixton. Thomas, 99 ; — . 99. 100.
Roach, Ann Frances, 13.') : Harriot P.. i."<."> :
Hen., .")4; John. 7G ; JIary. 43; N.. 105;
Nathaniel. 133 ; William, G9.
Itoak, Bryan. IGl.
Kobb, John, IGl. i
Robbins (Robins). George, 145, 14G, 151 ; John,
2t;2 : Mr., 82.
Robe, John, 2oO.
Roberts. Anthony, 22.5, 227, 257 ; Earth., 352 ;
George. It'.o. IGl; J., 240; James. 22G, 257,
354 ; Jane, 31 ; John, 31, 225; Philip. IGo ;
Richard, 227 ; William, 42 ; — , 125, 225.
Robertson. Alex., 09 ; Charles, IGl ; Eras.. 51 ;
James, 58, 348, 350; John, 354; Pat., 17G;
Walter, 354.
Bohinxi'ii, 29G.
Robinson, Annabella. 290 ; Burton G.. \xi) ;
Cha., 17i>; James. G9 ; Jeremiah. 1G,(I : John.
IGl (2). 17t;, 198, 221, 290. 292 ; Martha. 29^i ;
Paul, IGl ; ;8amuell. 3 ; Thomas, 7G, 2o2 (2),
290 ; ,8ir Tho., 327. '
Robryan. Dauiell, 31G.
Rohson. George. IGl : Miss, 153; William, 75, IGl.
Roby. John, 28G, 339, 342.
Robvllier. Cornelia. IGO.
Roch (Roche). Domiuick, IGl ; Garratt. 319;
James. 318; John, 318, 344 ; Rowland, 319 ;
Thomas. 317.
Rochard. .Angelique V.. 352 ; Tlio. D.. 352.
Rocliford, Thomas. 3i;2.
Rock. Hannah, 185; Hannah Spencer, 185;
Mary, 2sl ; Nicholas, 31G ; Thomas, 185.
Roder, llichard, IGl.
Ro'lie, Elizabeth, 2G ; Tliomas, 2G, 32G.
Rodney, Lord, 45.
Rodon, ilenry. IGl ; Henry Brooke, IGl ; James,
IGo ; John, IGO.
Rodrigues. Abr.iham. IGO.
Rodriu'zuer, Daniel. IGl.
Roe. Edward, IGO (2).
Roger, James. 72 ; Mary. li'.O.
Rogerman. John, IGI ; Thomas. IGO.
Rogers. Charles, IGo ; Era.. 55 ; Giles. 178 :
John. 74. IiU : Marv. 137; Nicholas, IGl;
P.. 8S : Richard Na'vlor, l8l ; Rob.. 311 :
Sarah, 351 ; Thomas. 32 ; W. R.. 181 ; — , 31.
Roiston. Francis. 3.
Roland. James. 72.
RoUeston (RoUstou). Robert. 29 ; Cram., 19S ;
Tho., 19G.
RoUock, Miss, 300 ; W., 300.
Roly. Captain, 3o2.
Roiiiney. I'riscilla, Lady. 2 G, 317 : R-bert.
Lord. 2iiG.
Rons (.'). William. 14.
Ronton. Tho., 19S.
Rookes. Will.. 254.
Rooj)e, Turner, '2'J'.K
Roose. .Mathewe, 203.
Roper, .\nne. 107 (2). 321: CathtTiue. :'.2I:
Fra.. 177 : Francis. 2t',s, 2i;9 ; Mary. 2i".-^ (2).
2G9 : P.. 330; Tliomas. 107. 2i;9, 321: Wil-
liam. 107 (3) ; William West, 324.
Rose, Charles. lOO; Curnelius, 72; Eliz.. 50.
329 : Fulke. 55, 104, 148. 149. 329; Geo.. 239,
240; John, 57, 58, IGO. 252; Rob.. 197:
.•Stephen. 214 ; Tho.. 50, 127 ; — . I 19.
Iloseman. Francis. IGl.
Rosewell, .John, 50 ; Sarah. 339.
Ross 1. Rosso), .v.. 298 ; Alesamler. IiU : .\ndre\v.
22. 23. 24 (4), 34. 92. 325; Bridiret. .W. 92,
325; D.iniel, 311: Eli'.abetii Marian. 211.
245, 247. 218. 298 ; George. 342 : Gilbert. 2t ;
Hugh R., 181 ; James, IGl, 2iil ; John. 328,
352; Mr.s., 21: Rob.. 241, 245. 2J7; Rose
Wishart, 134 ; Stephen, 2 14 (2) ; Thomas, 319.
428
CARlteBEANA.
Rossington, Ann, 22 ; Walter, 22 (2). 23 (8).
Koucett, John. lijl.
Koulson. John. liiG.
Rouse, family of, 47.
Rouse. Thoma-;, 161.
Roussell. sec Uussell.
Rowe (Row). II.. 3u;i : Hillary. 44. '.)0, 220;
-Alary, 134 ; Mr., 3li2 : Peter. 100 (2) ; Rich-
ard. 7 (3). 17(i; Thomas, DO; Win., 17(; ;
William li., 7.
Rowland, Marjjaret. 100 ; Sarah, od ; Thomas,
214.
Rowley, Bartholomew Samuel, 134 ; John F..
l.-)2.
Rowling'. Charles, 100.
Roy (Rove). Dannell, 224 ; John, 71.
Royds Jeremiah, 330 ; John, 33U ; Robert. 330.
Hoyer, John, 72.
Royle, Edmund. 310.
Roynon. Cha.. 311.
Ruck, John, 2>2.
Rucker, Dauiel Henry. 2S8 : John Anthony,
2!:!S.
Rudj'ard (Rudyerd), Sir Benjamin. 14 ; Henry.
2.")4 ; John, 2.J5 ; Tho., 2')') : William, 14 ; — .
2.')4.
Rueth, Isu'ike, 3.
Rugla:, 3iark, 101.
Rule. John, 101.
Rumball (^Rumbo'.d. Rumboll), Anna, 204 ;
Marv. 202 (2) ; Robert, 2Uo (2J, 2u4 ; Ruth.
202 (2) ; — . 201.
Rumcr, Robert, 320.
Rusby. Ldm., 34 1.
Rush, Walter. IW.
Ruihbrool:. Ann, 231.
RushtOD, Samuel, 51, 101.
Jliissdl, 273, .!:>t;.
Russell (Rous.-ell). Ann. 10! ; Charles P., 22S ;
Eliza. 210; Geor-o, 147, 148 ; lleurv, 28. 210 ;
James, 3, 5 (4). 101. 203, 274. 311 : :Sir James.
190, 272, 311, 3:)0 (2) ; John, 72. 77 ; Joseph,
100, 101; Lady. i'73 ; Margaret, 100, 273;
Mary, 137, li'.l ; renelope. IHO : Peter, 100;
Randall, 5. 2113, 273 ; Richard. 137 ; Thomas.
31i» : William, 23 (3), .-)!, 03. 100.
Rute, Thomas, 100.
Kuthcrfciii, .Abraham W:itson. 331 ; .Vnn, 101 ;
John, 101 ; Kobert, 100.
Rutson, W. C. 327.
Ruxton, Augustus Ale.x., 30.') ; Mary Eliz..
305.
Ryan, Capt.. 279 : Mary, 2S0 ; Muthew, 100;
"Michael. 280 ; Phillip, 343; Thomas, 343.
Rycc, Arc Rice.
Ryernam, Edm.. 3 IS.
Ryles, John, liil.
Rymes, Hen., 55.
Sables, Robert. 102.
Sacerdote, Moses Vitta. 102.
i^ackwell (SaekleiUn. Edward. i;ii'.
Sadler O'^^'^'lier), John. 70 : Peter. 70,, 220 ;
Haliih. Iii2 ; llich., 33o ; \Vm.. 31l'.
Sajre, Charles F., 2'.i',t ; Frances. 2ti;i.
Sa;;liroc. .Mortog-h. 343.
St. Alb.ans, Duke of. 12'.i ; Grace, Duchess of,
i2<J.
Henry Charles
l.Mi
■118 ;
Win..
•llO.
■[•I,. .111'^
li.iii'''
101
■1 (■;>
Saintard, Lewis. 102.
St. Hilaire. Henri, l'J3.
Sainthill. Edw.. 177 :
Mary, 150.
St. John, —, 125 (•_').
St. Laurence. William. Ml.
Salem. Joseph. 102.
Salkeild, Thomas, 254.
Sallows, Elizabeth. 325 : Henry. 325. ,
Salmon (Sanmon). Alice, Vj'.> ; Dennis.
Dennis, junr., 318 ; Tho. Stokes. 1'
177.
Salter, John. 217 ; Joseph, 179 : Rich . I--
SfilKshitrij. 103.
Salusbury. Hester Maria. 100 : John, l''"'
Salvetat.'Peter, 349.
Sal way, I'osthumus, 198 : Richard. 2M-,
Sampson. John. 181 ; Sylvester.
Sams (Samms), Thomas. 101 ; N\ m., :•>«•'•
Samuda, David, 309.
Samuells, Charles. 102 : Wm., 170.
Sande . . . , Elizabeth. 34. ^ _,, ,._>);
Sanders (Saunders), Ann. 22. 32. 3'.'
Elizabeth Stephens, 209 ; Fra.. 00
22 (2). 23, 00, 03 : Francis, 22 (4). 2:
(2) ; Francis, junr.. 209 (2). 315 ;
William. 27, 28. 30. 32 ; George. 199
208, 209 (2). 271; Jas.. 50; Mar.:ei.v-
Mary, 20y. 271; Rich., 57; Pcolnvi.
Sarah. 209 (2). 315; Susaun.a, 20>, '• '
271 ; William. liJJ.
Sanderson. John. 1 15. j;, ;
Sandford (Sanford), Ann. 85; Rob"''''-
Samuel, 102.
Sandiford. ilary. 155.
Sands, Eli-^abeth, 324.
Sandys, Edwin, 101.
Sanguin. Richard. 70.
Sauthers. John, 71.
Santorello, Sebastian, 352.
Sare, Geo.. 55.
Sartorius, John E., 218.
Sateby. John, 102.
Saug-hill. Roger. 101.
Saunder?. -icr Sanders.
Savage. Edwin. 102 ; Wm.. 312. , ,,,il,
Savill (Savalle. Savell). George, iOl : -^^ _..,
170; Nicholas, junr., 72 ; Nicholas. >'"
Savorj-. Margaret, 218. ..^
Sawyer. John, 310 ; P.ic, 310 : Thonui-'- " '
Say, Lord, 14.
Sayle, James. 352.
Says. John, 55.
Scampin, John. 70.
Scanlaue, Patrick. 319.
Scantleburv, Simon. 155.
Scarlett. Eliz. Virgo, 330 ; Mrs. Lcop
Mary James. 330 ; William, 102.
Scayncll, Ilarvoy. 112.
Schau, Daniel. 101.
Schaw (.8chau), Cha.. 177; David.
Atkins. 59 ; Sam. Lyddall. 175.
Schooly, Darliy. 3 IS.
Schurieh, .(ohn Jacob. lO,!.
Scott, family of. 4 7.
Scott (Skott). .\.nne, 12. 13
ley, 50 ; Elizabeth. lOi; ; I
59, 352 (2) ; Sir Gilbert.
James. 321.322, 323; John. W. \>'\-
John B., 217; Joseph, 2^1 ; Mich.>"'
,„..M.
I'harlos. !'•
I'r;incis, I'
: 1''"
1 .
.\i\*-
l>ii>l
i;<'' ■
'.;10:
INDEX.
420
, 21)2.
. 44.
Eliz.,
Hivtrh It.
Richard, 12. 13, 2,56 : Robert, Ifil ; Sus.an-
nah, Ifit;. 1*57 ; Thomas;, 3, 43, 7."), Itil ; Wil-
liam, ICtJ, lt;7 (2).
Scrivan, Robert, Kil.
Scrope, Edmund, 311.
Scudamore, Rowies, 28.
Seaforth, Lord, \7>t>.
Seager. Christopher, 3 ; Jlary. 2-3 ; — , 130.
Sealy (Seelie), Edw., :>:> ; Wm., 2'J.}.
Seamers. John, (>',).
Seamor, Fetter. 262, 264.
Seareb, John, 7(i.
Seai'cs, Garvi.-, 3 14.
Searle (Serle), I)an3-ell. 204; John, 57: T.,
239 ; Tho., 107 ; — , 1,J3.
Seaton, Frances A^hinyton. 38 (2), 40 ; Henr}-.
69 ; James H., ISl ; William. 40.
Seaward, Hilary, 162.
Sebade, Capt., 2(;2.
Sedgwick, Capt., .54 ; General, 260 (2) ; Henry.
311 ; John, 161 ; Robert, 25t;.
Sedward, John, 161.
Se<?ars, Jacob. 260.
Selfe, Eli/... 296 ; Grace Camilla. 314 ; Jas..
314; John, 296.
Selliott, Kic, 317.
Sells, .-^nn, 162 ; Leawes
Selman, Ann, 216 : Mrs.
Semper, Caroline, 179 ; Eliz., 336
179(2); Michael. 336.
Sendall (Sondell). Geo.. ,57, 161 ; Thos. H..
180 : Wm., 180.
Scndcn, John, 70.
Senhouse. Ed^\•ard A.. 221: Edward H., 221;
Elir.abeth Bishop, 217 ; Mrs., 221.
Senior, Bernard .Martin, SOS (2) : Elizabeth.
308 ; James Gale, 3i)S (3) ; Lxtitia Maria.
308 ; Letitia, 308 ; Louis Goodin, 308.
Sennitt, Wm., 319.
Senson, Cornelius, 2.58.
Serces, Moses, 320.
Serg'eaut, Rich., 5.5.
Serle, i-rv Jiearle.
Sermon (Serman), Thomas, 30 (2). 32 ; — , 28.
Serocold, John, 162.
Seton, Eliz. Jane. 348 ; Geo.. 35i ; Jas., 326;
Rob., 318.
Sevat, r.citba/ar, 310.
Sevely, Daniel, 11)2.
Severne. Samuel Amy, 328 (2).
Sewelant, Mathew, ;f45.
Sey, Garrett, 316.
Seymore, Robert. 73.
Shackeron, Dennis, 7(i.
Shackleford. .lolm Edward. 130.
Shacklctoii, Jolin, 162.
Shagnary, John, 318.
Shaguajsy, Darby, 318.
Shaikro. Thomas, 347.
Shakspear, .Vnn. .50.
Shalug, John, 317.
Shanahuo. Dan., ii'.K
Shand, Arthur, 16S: John, 16i.
Shar.k (Shanks), ."^arah. 161. 162.
Sliann, .Morris, 311.
Sharcott, Loughaue, 312.
Sharjv, Alex.. 3.50 ; Edward, 3.50. 382 ; Eliza-
beth, 162; Henry. 350; John. 61.2.54, 31(;,
346; John, jtinr., 31('> ; Joii'i Payne, 3.5i» ;
Mary, 162; Richard, 216; RoberL, 162, 312;
Win., 3J0.
Sharry, Jane Stephens. 179; J,.hn. 17'.i. ;'.>'..' ;
-ALary Henrietta Sarah, l7-i- Willum i»
178.
Sharyer, Ann, 162.
Shattoe, John. 2.55.
Shaw (Shawe). -Eneas. 236. ;ill ; (.'barley. »> ;
David, 36t) ; Dermond. 74 ; James. :i66 ( .' ) :
Jefifery Merriweather. i^; ; Laehlan, ."■;' ;
Lieut., 220 ; IMargaret. 1^7 ; Peter. l->7.
Shea (Shee. Sheia). Curnelius. 3:in ; jiinjil.
318 ; Daniel, senr., 318 : Ji.hii. 3I>. ; .I.,l,ii.
junr., 318. 320 : Patrick, 316 ; Trige. M^.
Shearer, John. 162.
Shearewood. xtr Sherwood.
Sheen, George, I'U ; Gray, Ml.
Sheurc, Roger, 254.
Shehane (Shighane), Curnelius, 3 !•■< ; Dorniond.
343.
Sheibell. John, 162.
.Shclfon. -Andrew. 255.
Shellbrook, Edw.. 320 ; Xpher. 320.
Shelle, Andrue. 264.
Shellet. Margaref. 161.
Shelswell, Tho.. 5t;.
Shenayle, DanicU. 76.
Shepherd (Slicpe.ird. Shepjiard, .■~liip)H rd.
Shipherd. Ship[>ard). C A.. ,i:,', : ('anon. li'i>.
174; Doctor. :;o3 : Eli/al-eth. 1.51: (.iiurge
W., 44: Jas.. 2;'>.5; John. 311: .Marv Auu.
136; Mi>s, U<H : Mr.s.. .•>1 ; ];„_'. r. 211;
Thomas. 136, 161, 281 : Wiliiam, lti2.
Sherdau, John. 316.
Sherick. Will., 212.
Sherilf (ShirretY). Capt.. 219 ; Pctvr. 3.51.
Sherlock. .Joyce, 162 ; Robert. 175.
>hcrnf.-ne. Bryan. 317.
Sherwood (Shearewood j, Jolm. 25 : N'athanyi-ll,
264 : Tho., 175.
Sheltlewood (Sliettleword). Henry. 16i' ; Wil-
liam, lt)l ; William, senr.. 161.
Shewbridge, Capt., 88.
Shewell, James, li;2 ; Martin. lilJ ; Sarah,
162.
Shewelton. DanicU, 77.
Shickle, Elizabeth. 93, 144 (31: Kli.alnih Nniel.
144; Elizabeth Montin. 141 ; John. HI (,,i> :
JohnHayle, 144 (2).
Shiffner, Isabella Hannah, ;'>1. 32 ; Tiiouias. ;il,
32 (2).
Shimell. Richard. 162.
Shingleton. Wm.. 201.
Shipherd (Sbipp;ird), .</r Shepherd.
Shipley, Sir Charles, 43, 86, 132, 217 (2) ;
Era.,
Shipman, Godfrey. 22:5.
Shippen. Stephen. 162.
Shirley, Edward. 18.5; France^. l-'5: Hannah
Spencer, 185: Henry, 185; ^Va^hinglon. 91 ;
William. 91.
Shirreff, *<■ Sherilf.
Shoghorrow. Humphrey, 318.
Shonin. Patrick, 31:'.
Shordiche. llobert. 57, 161.
Shorey, William. 8','.
ShorhinJ. John, .351.
Short, I'harles, 27 ; Samuel. 162 ; Tlijiu.as,
162.
Shorter. Robert, 329 (2").
!^h,)rtings. Robert. 161.
Shorindgc, .•^am., 319.
j Shrimptou, Cha., 59.
430
CARIBBEANA.
oil ; .Miranda. 102
Shnrland. Mary. V.M.
Shute. William, 220.
Shuttleworth. Eliz.,
Thoma:^, lii2.
Sibbald, .lohii. ICI.
Sibthorpr. Tiiomas. l".i.
Sickes Ivlinoiid. 211.
Siddey. l^jbrrt If.. VO.
Sigerist. .Iciiiu Henry. -10.
Sijrler, Julin. ItJl.
SilLs Mary, MJ.
Silva, Goiiif/, Daniel, If;2 (2).
Sil?eni, Sarah. .")'.».
Silvester. I'tt-'r, lUT.
Sim (rtinif). Alex.. :
Simeon, Sir John, ;i:.2.
Simtaonds, family of. 17.
Simmonils (.-i^imoiid.s. Simons, Synimonds,
Symonds. Svmons). Jamts. <'>'K 1)2. til (2). i!.")
(2), 2t;s (2).'2ii',t. :!11. :il5 : John, 1(12, I'M (2).
107, 2G7, lis t : John Diuler, 02, 05. 20S ;
Judith Kuiler. 02 : Lieut., ss ; Mary. (")2. 04
!1."> : Robert. 71 : Sarah,
Walter William. ()2, i>o,
211.270.
John. 102.
(2), 208 (2), 20!).
207 ; Walter. 220
208 ; Williaui. 2o;t
Simple, William, 101.
Simpson (Simson. Sym])son"),
David. .")7. 102; Gtorfre. 212
John. If.l, 102, :il4: Mr.. 221
Thomas, 2'.) (2). ."i7. 102 ; — . 27.
Sinokler, Auirustus C'ozar. 20'.) : Edward Goul
born, 41, 4i;. 202, 21.".. 23."). SOU : William. 140
Sinclair (Sinklerj, Alexander. If!
John, 101. :!20 : Wm.. ;>:.2.
Singer (Singar), (.'hri<toplK'r. 3
William. 101.
Singleton. Ricd. Rawlings. 101.
Sinnott, Stephtii. 102.
Sinny, Teige. o4.">.
Skeen, George, 102 : Rob.. .'iS.
Slvccte, family of. '17.
Skeete, E.. 302 ; Margaret. n6
Skelton, Tho.. 177.
Skerrett (Skirrett). .\nne. 330
Eliz., 324. 3;'i0 ; Jeremiah.
330 ; Marv. 330 ; Peter.
333, 330 ^Stephen
Alex.. 177 ;
Hum.. 318 ;
Pretilla, 44 ;
; Capt.. 80
Isaac. 101
Smartwite, Edward, 10.2.
Smeall, Jos^iah. 101 ; Thomas. 101
Smedley. Elizabeth, 32.").
Smee, William. 107.
Sniellie. John. 3 IS.
Smith (Smyth), .\Iexander,
Andrew, .")4; Angels, 102;
101, 1(52, 2.")2, 270 : Apslcy
Capt., 4. 210, 211. 322
Thomas. 283.
Christian. 330 ;
3.".(i ; -Margaret.
.".14. 330 (3) ; Robert.
Thomas. 324 : Tit-
. I3:> ;
ilary.
ham, 333, 330 ; Walter Frye. 32 : William.
330.
Skilling (Skillin), Charles Woodcock, 1S2 ;
John, 214 ; Mary. 1S2.
Skiuing. Brian. 222.
Skinner, Dorothy. 42. 3'il : Elizabeth H
Geo.,,")0 : I.. 302 : Jacob. 41 ; Jas., .'.0 ;
302 ; Richard, 13.").
Skipp, John. .".0.
Skott. ■■'ir Scott.
Skutt. Beiij.. I'JS.
Slack. John. iso.
Shinning, John. 77.
Slatford'^, Peter. 102.
Slatry. John. 317 : Wm.. 317.
Shut, John. .".!).
Slaughter fSloughter), Ann
Wm., lOi;."
Sleddal. Holland. 10,2.
Sliugsby. Arthur, .'.7 ; Henry
Slixtoni Wm.. 313,.
Sloane. Eliz.. 32V ; Hans. 32'.».
SiouKin. ijdsvard. 70.
Smale(SmaIe,--), Hen., 312 ; Thomas, 214.
10,2 : Peter, JO ;
3i;>.
101 : Allen. 320;
Anna, 101 ; Anne.
24 4 ; Caleb, \ul ;
Catlierine, 41), ")1,
162; Daniel, 211, 31U; Edw. Grose. 320;
Eleanor, 1"> ; Elizabeth. 21) (2). 101. 27o :
English. 310: En.sign. 270; F., 40 ; F. (i.,
40; Francis. .')1 ; Fra. Georire. 40; Fredk..
192 ; Gold win, 03; Henry, 02: Isaac, 17.-,;
James, li'.l (2"), 311; Jane. lUO : Jereraiali,
102 ; John, 4, 0, 7C, 101. 102 (2), 107 (2). 200,
270. 311, 317. 320. 324. 32."i : John Da.sent.
32.", ; Joseph. 28, 107 : .Joshua. 1,)1 : Josiali. 3.".4 ;
Lieut.. 00: Margaret. 100: .Martha Williams.
324; .Marv. -'.O, 01. 207, 200 : Jlary Caroline.
244 ; Mary Williams. 324. 32.") ; :\l'aster. 303 :
Milo, .303 ; Jliss, 303 ; Owen, 102 : Peninnah.
10,2 : R.. 220 ; Richard. 7."). 108. 200 : Robert.
20, 30 (2). 32, 101 ; Sally. 32.", ; Samuel, 101.
162, 17.5; Sarah, 102. 182, 207; Stepiien
Arrow, 212; Sus:inna. 282; Sydney. 233;
Thomas. 100. 108 (2), 102 (2~). 2:")2. 272 : Sir
Tho., 100: V. T. C. 2: Wiliiani, 14. 27. 20
(.",). 177, 207. 280. 287, 310, 3."iO, 3.")2. 354 ; — ,
01. 105. 131.
Smith. Oswald & Co., 330.
Smitliin. Jlartha, 101.
Sniithsend, Nicholas. 214.
Smittou, Patrick, 101.
Snee, Peter. Kil.
Snell, Kathaniell, 27 (2), 20 (2) ; W"illiam. 74.
Sneller, Geo. Chas.. 302.
Snellgrovc. ^^'In.. 75, 205.
Snellint;-. Bridget, 200 ; John. 207. 200.
Snow. Joannah. 14 : Mary. 234 ; Sophia, 230.
Snowden. Edward, 3.
Soars. .Jeremiah. 180.
Sober, Abr., 20i.t : .Abraham Cnmberbatch. 154,
231 : Hope Elletson. 231 : John. S5 (21. 2i'ii.
231 ; Martha B.. 2iil : Mary, 201 (2) : Pene-
lope. 231 ; Penelope Wentworth, 231 ; Samp-
son Wood. Oo.
SoUis. Edward. 212.
Somers, Cornwall. lO'^ ; !^ii' Geo.. 352.
Somersall, .\ntliony Wm.. 3i;2.
Somerville. I'hilip, 33,1.
Sones. A.. 104 : Margaret. 104.
Soper, John. 284 : Mrs., 2s I.
Sopiue. Martyn. 71.
Sorch, Clement C, 180 ; Henry. 180.
Sorrell. Jolm. 34),.
Soudley, Giles. 107.
Soulegre. Peter, 204, 340.
SouUier. Francise. 27.
Soulsei'. Durand. 10, j.
Soutlaad. John. 211.
Suuthti.n. James Willis, 28.
Sowerby. John. 20 : — , 2S.
Spalding, .lames. 101.
Span. Sam.. 352. 301 (2).
Sp:indforth. Iho.. 55.
Spargill. Robert, li'>2.
Sparkc (Spark). Francis. 102: John. 107.
Sparks. Sarah. 102.
Spiirrow (Sparrowe). Capt., 5; , lames, '■'•0 ;
Tho., 5, 7 (2).
INDEX.
431
i:.". : Lient..
; Sam., .".s ;
Spear, John, l(i2.
Speed, Tho., .J7.
Speller. Tho., 19'J.
Spelloe.s. Edward, 2 It!.
Spence, P:ii/.., :?.")0 ; Jas., 17."), :^.".0.
Spencer. John. Iti2. IS.i ; John >^
'■2-M ■ Miss. 28i ; Kichard, ir,,
Thoma.<. 101, 284.
Spert. K!iz.. -''.C ; Hot.. 2;>.').
Sperwiu, Klizal>eth. 101,
Spiar, Tho.. \'.>i.
Spillman. llobort. :' : Tlioma;;, 3.
Spinkernild. .jrt;iiO.~. 2:1.
Spoug', Thomas, .")-. Iii2.
Spoouer, Arclul. 'S2 : Charles, lid, 3!:?. :V,i :
Klizalieth l-iiliop. 217; ilunc:erl'.>rd. lU:
Jane Isabella. Ill: .h.hn. .",s. I}:; [2). irr,.
312. :U3. 327 ; John, jiinr.. 12, 217. :!!i2.
Spottisu'oode, Catharine iJarrou. :)72 ; TLoni,~on.
3")4 ; William 3"2.
Sprany-cr CSprain;;er). Anne, 212: Dave. 24."i :
Rliz.. 240 (2) ; John, 24.-3 (2), 21u : lllch., 24.->
(2), 24';.
Spring, 'W illiam, 223 (2).
Spriugb&It. Sam., ."•!!'.
Sptin;_''tr, JTectibelia. 2.'^!.
Springe.t. Anne, 2(J7 ; John, 2'J7 (2).
Springriide, John. 223.
Spry (Sprey). Edwprd, 2."/2 : Francos. 101 :
.Mary, 2.".2 ; W'm., 200, 2v2, 2i.'3.
Sqnjie, Kdward, 22.").
' Squire.<, Eli/abtth, l".."); Joha 11., lo'> : R. U..
281 : Riehd.. 18:!.
Stace, X'opher, 148.
Standall, Denni.s. 73.
Standbanke. John. 77.
Standfa.st (Staufasc). Geo., 107 : John. 108.
Standish. Jnhn. li;2 : I'erter. 101 ; Thoraas, 3.
Stanford. Samuel. 1 111.
Staniford (Stannii'ord). James. 2.")2 : Joane, 27i2.
Stanley (Standlv. Staneley). Ann. 32,j ; Eli/...
243." 24(;, 2i.i(.r 323. 321" (2) : Francis. :;h'<:
James. 318 ; John. 243. 21.'). 2'.iiJ. 2V1. 2;i.") (2;.
313; John Willetr, 2ita : Joseph. 37 : :\larv,
201 : ?ilichael. 20.5. 324. 32.") ; .Mr.. 224 ; Mr.^..
320 ; Richard. 107. 323 (2), 324 ; Thomas. 3.
Stannyuor. Hubert. 2.")4.
Stanton. Edward. 2ii4 ; Hester. 270; 3Iary If..
201 ; Pauick. 34.") ;. Sarah. ."-0.
Stanverton, William, 102,
Staple, Henry. 3.
Stapleton (Stajielton), Anna, 313 : Catherine.
20 ; Edward, 214 ; Wm.. 01 ; Sir Willia.n. 08,
124.
Starkey (StarkiiO. Nathaniel. 2.".0 : Nicholas.
102 ; Pecter. 2.",7 : Phillip, 21U.
Starr. Jonathan. 211.
State. Wm.. 71.
Statfoot, Cliii-tophcr. Mi.
Staughton. .Mary, 101.
Steele (.-^leel). I'Mward, 7:!; Hamilton, 3."2 ;
John. 70; Nicluilas. 74: Richard. 102.
Robert. 102: Sarah. 20U : Thomas.
William, 7 4.
Stehelin. l;ri;j-.-(b uera!. 43 ; I!dward.
^lajor-Gener.il. 1 .M ; ^iarj" Ann, l."i4.
Stenton. Edward, 2lu ; .lolin, 1507.
Ste]>hen, Geor;;f. lOs.
Stepliens, Ar.<uew. Itil ; Francos Youiijr.
3t..) :
l."l :
].")! :
100
John. 71 ; Stan-
Lancelot, 101 ;
; John, 101
; Thomas,
; Elizabeth,
The, 200 ;
John. lO.
200, 303 :
318, :mi. ;.:.4
Zacch., 2ul,
William, 71. 7."), 16!t.
Stephenson, Enoch, 58, 162
ley. 2.") 4.
Stepney. Elizabeth, 271 ;
Stephen. 10,1.
Sterling. John, 307 (2).
Sterne. Xehemiah. 74.
Stevens (Steevens). Elizabeth, 20,0
(2), 204 ; I'aul, 102 ; Robert, 10
200.
Stevenson. Alexandra. 34S ; Dr.. 30(;
8; John, 102 (2) ; Robert. 170;
Wm., 300 : Wm. Jas., 330 ; — , S.'
Steward, John, 238.
Stewart (Stuart), Abraham, 102: Alex.. 17.5:
I'ath. J.. :!28 ; David, 0."): Sir David. 330;
Geoive. •">2 ; Governor-General, 0."); Is.ibella
Lvilia, ."i2 : James. 101. 102 : Lient.." i;>7 :
.Marv. .",2 ; Miria Kliz.. 328 ; .Mis-^. 22 : N'ath..
3.-,ii: Robert. 181. lO'.t, l!."! : Sir Robert. 22 ;
William. 102 (2'). 3.i2.
Stile> (Styles), l-idwurd. 223; Humphrey, 10)2;
John, 102 ; Wm.. 50.
Still, Charlotte. 37.") ; Elizabeth. 370) ; Frances
Mary, 370; .lames Charles. :>70 ; John, 370 ;
Thomas, li;2.
Stobari. Cha., jnnr.. lOil.
Stockel, .Jacob, 370 ; Johanna Christina ilar-
gareta. 370 ; Martinus Erederik, 370.
Stockman. Robcit. 340.
Stockton. Jon?s. 10(i.
Stoddard. Carolina, 208 ; Francis. 207, 208 (2),
2t;0 : George. 208 : Marv, 208 (2) ; Parnel.
207 (2). 20s. v',;!) ; Richaixl. 101 ; Robert. 268
(2) ; Tabitha. 200 ; William, 102.
Stoddart. Annn Williamina. :!:iO, 34u : .Anthony,
330 ; Mary, 3:;;i ; Richard, 3;S0. 340.
Stodder. John, 204.
Stokes (Stoakts. Stookes). Capt., 03 : Edw., .").i ;
Governor, 40 : Jas.. 313 ; Luke. 3. .") (.">), 201 ;
Steph., 03 : Thos., ;").">, 1!I0 ; William. 10,2.
Stone. Rartholomew. 207. 208 (2). 200. 271 ;
Gtor^-e. 174 : Mary, 207, 208. 2i;0(2). 271 (2) ;
William, 10,1. I02."207; Wm. Lowndes, 3.")0.
Stonyclit't. Rob., 288.
Stoptord. -Mary Cordelia. 244 : .Montagu, 244.
; Storer, Anth. !Morris. 177; John, 102; Miss,
i 187 ; Thomas. 170, 187.
: Storey (Story), E. II., 1.52 : Robert. 101.
Stoute (Stout). Henrv, IGl ; John D.. 282 ;
! Mrs., 282.
[ Stowe. Mr.. 201.
Strachan (Stra^ihau), Alexander. 102 : John
Grant. 1.04 ; .Mrs., 1.">1, 102 ; Robert, 102.
Strachley, Ricliard, 204.
Straham. Wm., 2:!0,.
Straker. F., 270 : Frances, l.")0 : J.. 210; Jane.
I ].-,(; : John, 1.-,."). 1.50 (2), 2,s4 ; John C. 270 ;
I Miss, 210 : :\Irs.. 217 : T. J., 154. 1.5.5. 2i7.
, Stranylion. Thomas. 214.
' Stratford. 'Hk.s. A., Imi.
Stnitton (.StratonV Capt., 200 ; Lady, 290.
•Straw. John. '.<'M\
.■^trviichey. .'ui. 0 : W in., 0 (2). 7.
Streater. John. 311; Sar.ah. 311.
Street. 'Ih'.nia.«. 3t'.0.
Mreet \- Wo.ilje. 3''.0.
j Streight.-)n. Rubert, :143.
! Streiinah. Alf.\,31I.
Stretch, William, 10,1.
Strickland. James, li'.2.
1 Stringer, Daniel, 1G2 ; John, 1G2.
432
CARIBBEANA.
Strode, Xath.. 35.").
Stroijjr, Geoinfe, li'.l.
Stroud. Joseph. Iti'.'.
^^tl■lld\vick, i;d\vaid. 102 ; Henry, 50.
btrutt, Charlotte, 290, 2'j:}, l"J4 ; Henry, 294 ;
Sam., 290. 29:!. 291.
Struys, .^[r., IK!. 114.
Stuart, icc Stewart.
Stubbin. Ann Itani. 2.5.
Stubbs, Capt.. 107.
Stur^'e, James. 200
Sturgrus, Walter, 2ti3.
Sturt. Cha.. TAl ; Humphrey. 831 ; Mary. 331.
Styles, xci: Stile.-*.
Siigrar, Christoyiher. 3.
Sullavan (Sulevan. t^nleven. Sullavane. Sul-
levan). Anna ^Jlarg-aret, 219; Curnelius. 71,
318; Daniel, 71 (2). 3U;. 317 (2), 320 ; Den.,
317; Dermond, 31(j, 317; Dornintt. 223;
Francis. 317 ; Hum., 317, 32U ; John. 219,
310, 317, 32(1 (2) : John G.. 219 ; Murtow.
74: Owen, 31.s ; PliiUip. :!17, 31S ; Robert.
320 ; Teige, 73. 77. 222, 31 7. 318 ; Teige Dnf.,
320.
Sumers. William. 223.
Sunderland. Countess of. 9.
Sutherland, James. 102 : Patrick, 102.
Sutton, Amy, 2.")2 ; Elias, 101 ; Georpfe, 101
(2); Holland, 2.1.'); John, r,:,, 58, 102, 199;
John, junr.. li)2 ; Lt.-Col.. 315 : Jlary. 20v.
269; liebeeca, 101 ; Robert, 102: Samuel.
254 ; Thomas. 50. 102, 252 ; William, 20S
(2).
Swain, Catherine, 101.
Swallow. Jonath;in. 340.
Swan, John, 55 : Thomas. 102.
Swansonn. Buroe, 202.
Swanston, Charles, 180; Wm,. 180.
Swarton, John, 101 (2).
Sweetin^r. Lewis. 55.
Swerts. Wm.. 58.
Swift. William. 10 1.
Swinburne. Henry. 28 ; Martha, 28.
Swiney (Swyny). Kdni.. 32ii : John, 320 ; Ma-
tliew, 317 : JJichaell, 74 : Jlorean. 73 : Xeale,
319; Owen. 319. 315 ; Wm.. 319.
Swiufield. John. 101.
Swinhoe, George. 102.
Swinton, John, 55.
Swvmmer, Anth., 55,
330.
Sydney, Lord. 321.
Symbred. James. 73.
Symmonds (Symonds, Symons), sec .'^inimonds.
Sympson, xce 8impson.
Syms (Symes). Capt.. 318 (2) ; Geortre. 55. 318 :
Rob., 175; William. 1G2 ; William Lei'jrh.
177.
T Catherine. 10,S ; Sarah, 108.
Tait (Taitc. Tato). Elizabeth, 27 (2) ; James, 27
(2). 30; Major, 153.
Talbot, 04.
Talbott CTallboit). Kmanuell. 344 ; John. 3IS ;
3Iary. 29.
Talby, Thomas, 103.
Tamplereau, Jean, 102.
Tapshire, Anthony, 180.
Anthony Langley,
112 (2 J, 162, 103,
271; -, 31, 113,
320 ; James,
Targer, James, 1G2.
Tarrid;;e. John. 70.
Tavter, John, 345.
Tastar, Tho., 55.
Tatcm, Georfre, 180.
Tatham, William, 103.
Tavarez. David. 10:!.
Tavell, John, 329.
! Tawney, llichard, 373, 374 ; Susannah James,
j 373, 374.
I Tawyer, Eliz., ]9(!.
Taylor, Abigail. 284 ; Alex., 50; Arthur, 197;
Capt., 80: Catherine. 102; Charles. 203;
Charles William. 20S : Christian, 299 ; Dan-
iel, 103 ; Dorothy. 353 ; Eliz.. 359 (2) ;
Elizabeth L., 154 (2") ; Frances, 359 : Franci.s
M., 179; George, 199.209, 225.227; George
X., 299: Grace. 204 : Hambury Georcre. 102;
Henry. 359 ; Hugh. 320 ; James, 103. 325,
320, 352: John. 32 (,4), 50. 90, 103, 197,352.
359 ; John, junr., 221 ; Joseph, 15(; ; 3Iar-
garet, 221 ; Mary. 102, 325 : IMis.. 90. 135;
Nicholas, 09, 225, 220, 258; Peter, ' 103;
Robert, 211, 354 ; Robert Y.. 135 ; 8amuel,
135, 285 ; Samuel Oalces, 38 ; Sarah, 208 :
Simon. 330 ; Thomas, 57,
220; William. 103, 2GS,
114.
Tea, Richard, 70.
Teache, Lucretia, 10.'!.
Teagi, sec Teige.
Teatly, src Featly.
Tebow, Franci.s. 71.
Teige (Teagi),' Dennis,
Thomas, 344.
Telford, Edward, 1C3.
Tempest. Henrietta, 20 ; Mary,
20.
Temple, Anne, 102, 103; Mary.
Richard, 100; Thomas, luu, "lOi
Templer, Geo.. 350 ; John, 350.
Tench, John, 103.
Teneston. Hindonich. 102.
Terrell (Terrill), Fanny Hughes,
erick, 275 ; Henrieita Janet.
102 ; Joseph. 20(t ; Kosciusko,
Elizabeth, 275; Rev. Mr.. 42, 3ul ; Robert,
254 ; Sarah, 274 ; W., 301 ; William, 274 (3),
275 ; William Henry. 274.
Terry (Terrye), Edm", 319 ; John, 225, 329 ;
Nathaniel. 55, 329.
Tessester, Tho.. 319.
Teser. John, 1(;2.
Thache. Cox., 102.
Thain. Margaret E.. 328.
Tharp (TliarpsX Joseph, 103 ; William, 102.
Thedford, \\'iniani, 2.'5.
Theghane (Theghan), Daniell, 71 : Dennis, 71 ;
Teage. 71.
Theobalds. Adriana. 34 ; Jolin Joseph. 31.
Theioude, IMary, 30U.
Thogan. Timothy, 74.
Thoill. John. 310.
Thomas, Abell. 3 ; A. K.. 150, 280; Dcnjamin,
150 ; Caleb, 102 ; Cha.. 199 ; Sir Da'.by, 199 ;
Dunckly, 379 ; Edwin, 98, 37o ; Elizabeth,
284 ; Frederick, 238 ; George. 2(.i0, 337 ; Sir
George S. .M., 337 : Grant Ellcock. 380 (2) :
Hugh, 75 ; Jane, 379 ; Jenkin, 75 ; John. 09,
70, 75, 103, 175, 225. 281, 380 ; John Strakrr,
42,302 ; Joseph, 1(12 ; Joshua, 1G2, 103 ; Law-
20 ; Warner,
100. 102. 151 ;
103,
275
!74;
Fred-
John,
!Marv
INDEX.
433
reuce Backlay, 314. 370, 371 ; Lewes. 344 ;
Lyucli. 218; Lvnch. <eiir.. 133. .;''.•: Mart-.
108; Martha, 281; ilis--, 21f; : :\ri-s., I'-n ;
78 : fleorcro W
■I,)..',
Mr..
Rev. Mr., 42, 88 ; Sarah. 337
Siibaunah, 1'.)'.) ; Thomas. 7.1
Stephen. 2;i3 ;
.'~ir Thciir.as.
U;3. 337 (2):
NVm. Garnett,
337; William, G9, 7.", 113,
William Carter. 283, 284, 37'J ;
380 ; — , 3.
Thomas ye Taylor, 223.
Thomieve, — , 240.
Thompkins, Russell, lt;3.
Tlmmpnon, 174.
Thompson (Thomson), Alexander. 103 : Sir
Alexander, lit (2); Ann. 174. 305; Archi-
bald, 174, 23;i ; Charles. 30 ; Daniel. li;3 ;
David, 18 (2); Edward, 3, 4, 197 ; Geor^'e.
320 ; .Henry, 180 ; James, 200 ; Joanna, 3."1 ;
John, 102. 103 (:'>) I Katlieriue, 174 ; Maria,
188 ; Mary, 1'.) ; Mr., l.")2 ; Mrs., 152 ; Ralpli.
74; Rich., 212; Rob., 313 ; Sam., 355, 370 ;
Thomas. 352 ; Thomas Churchill. 188 : Wil-
liam, 103, 177, 313. 318, 370.
Thornc. Ann, 284 ; Elvy, 90 ; Herbert, 47 ; Isa-
bella A., 284 ; John U., 134 ; Joseph, 89 ;
Sarah, 150.
Thornhill, D.. 43 ; Dowding-, 278, .302 ; Henry.
299 ; Mrs., 153, 299 ; Thomasine, 278 ; Tim-
othy, 137, 153 ; Sir Timothy. 278.
I'honihill arni< BLakiston, Tliomasine, 198.
Thornton, Daniel, 103; Elizabeth, 29, 30:
Henry, 103. 352 ; John, 270 (2). 311 ; Mary,
270 ; Rich., 320 ; Robert T., 182 ; Wm., 200.
Thorogood, Susanna, 100.
Thorpe, family of, 47.
Thorpe (Thorp), Esther, 163 ; Geor^'c. 102 ;
Henry S., 41 ; Tho., 329 ; William, 102.
Thraske. Mar^'arot. 270.
Thrift, DanilL 214 ; Marian. 7.
Throckmorton. Capt., 252, 253
Thurbane, Richard James, 215.
Thurloe, Secretary, 222.
Thurston, AVanton, 180 ; Wm., 197
Thwaites. Francis, 31, 32 (2).
Thybert, Barnard, 70.
Thynne, Andrew, 287, 288, 351
Tibbast. Samuel, 1 02.
Tibton. Susannah. 102.
Tidbail Daniel. 41.
Tidcombe, Wm., 170.
Tidmarch. John, 35:!.
Tierncy, Eli/.a, 371 ; Jas., 17.5.
Titfernee, John. 74.
Tilbe. Richd., 58.
Tiller, Chr.. 54.
Tilly, Deborah. 55 ; Richard, 103.
Tilson, John Henry, Sl.'^.
Timberman. Hans, TO.
Timbrill (Timbrell). Sarah. 327 ; Thomas, 102 ;
Wm., 200, 327.
Timewell, Thomas, 103.
Timpcron, Joseph, 331.
Tingley. Janus, li;3.
Tinlin'i, Elizabeth 15., 13."
John, 132; Mrs., 220.
Tippctt, Wm., 344.
Titley (Tittley). John Maddox. 303 (2) ; Jlary
Woodropo, 30.! ; I'cter, 302 ; Wm. S., 180.
Tittle. Lucy. 1(;3.
Tizard, Thomas, U'2.
Toall, Thomas. 320.
Tobocytt, John, On.
TOL. H.
Gabriil. 209.
Henry, 288.
Isaac J., 135, 220 ;
John,
,hn II..
. l'i:i (-';;
John. 102.
211 (2),
Mrs., lO:
William, 287.
Tobev, Richard. 09.
Toliin. Elizabeth. 3o(, 3
3n.-, ; Jiimes. 2S. 32 (4). 3i)l, 320,
107: Su-annah Christian. 3(15 ; —
To.ld (I'od). C harlotte, 'l^i ; Dr.. 2-<l
154. 301: Richnrd, 90; Samuel
Thomas. 90; Wm., 351.
Toldervy (4'ohleriy), family of, 28
Tollman. John. 103.
Tom, Amy, 211. 338, 340; Gregory.
338.
Tomack, Thomas, 74,
Tome-' ali(i--< I.'atrrieke. Eleanor. 295.
Tonikins. (iabriel. 102.
Toinliiisini, liliz.. Iu5
Toiiu'. .lean, 320.
Ton^rer. David. 70.
Toncruc, William, 163.
Tonnall. Anne. 209.
Tenure, Daniell. 72.
Tooke. .John Home, 28
Tool. John, 201.
Toosey. G. P.. 130.
Toppin (I'oppinir). Benjamin, 87, 301; James,
103; Miles. 124, 300,
Torpoe, David. 319.
Torrent. Thomas, 103.
Torre- (Torcz), Isa;ic Lopes, 307 ; .Tacob. 307 :
Lopez Sarah. 102 : Sarah, :>0S ; Siirah Lopis,
170. 3i;7. 3(;^ (2~). 309.
Tothall. Thomas. li;2.
Totterdale (Toitcrdell). Elizabeth. 1(;2 ; John.
102.
Tot lie. 4 ho.. MO: — , 100.
Totty, Thomas. 254.
Tourneissen, James, 328,
Tover, Simon, 344.
Tovey. :Hari:aret, 311 ; Tho., 59.
Towersonn. Rodger, 2i)3.
Towgood. .John, 58,
Towne. ,Tohn, 103.
Townsend (4'ownsliend). Elizabeth, 228 ; Geo.,
329; Harrison, 102; Robert, 25; Thomas,
228.
Townsland, .Mr., 210 ; Mrs., 210.
Towro. Moses. 102.
Towson. Rob.. 355.
Tracv (I'racev). Agnes. 133; Catherine. 103;
D.iniell. 10,3 ; lildm., 319; Esther. 103; John,
319 ; ,lohn S., 13:i : J. S.. s;» : :\Ieruuisli. 319 ;
Mrs.. 4:! ; R.ichard. 102 : William, 103.
Trahern. Francis, 10:i.
Trail. Thomas. 103.
Trake. Thomas, 318.
Trant. Dominiek. 332, 353 ; Dominick Henry.
28 ; Garrett. 320 ; Jame.--, 27 ; Xichola.s, 31S.
Tranter. Isaiah. 55.
Ti-apham. Elizabeth. 102.
Trapp, Ephraiin. 353.
'J'raverner. Lieut., 43.
Travcrs (Trevers). John, 312 ; Thomas. 103.
Trebcek. Jas.. I!20.
Trecothick, .James, 30.
Trelfrv. John. II.
Trefusis, Bridget. 199.
Tre'/arton. .Tohn. 72.
Trehie. Jain.s. 57, 103 ; Patrick. 57. 102 (2).
Trelawney. Marv, 120, 127.
Treley. :Morris. 319.
Tremaine, John, 75 ; Samuell, 75 ; Thomas, 75.
Trenchard, Sir John. 237.
I I
434
CARIBBEANA.
Law.. 2on; T., 301.
Wm., 2:,'J (2).
Trent, Jolin, 327. .^i;i
Trcsilian, JIajor. 20)
Trevor. Jolm. I'i.'l
Trew, Henry. IM ; Henry Redman. ISl.
Triant. Garret. 222.
Triblader, Itoberc. 72.
Trigg, John. ."4 k
Trimble, John, 103.
Triiuhr. 2^^.
Trinder. Teresa, 2S8.
Tristed, Tho.. 3.-)4.
Troncliin, Charles Rich., 19.' ; Jeanne, 19.5.
Trnt/inin, 372.
Trotman, Ann, 372 (2) ; Eleanor, 13(1 ; James
Crichlow, 87, 304; John. 217. 29<') ; Mary
Jane, 27S ; Thomas, 29li ; Thomas B.. 136 ;
Thomas Clark, 372.
Trotter. Ellas. I(i2.
Troute, John, lOi;.
Tvowbridgc, Sir Thomas, ,"<0 ; — . Sy.
Trowpe, John. 19S.
Trubody, Thomas. 1(;3.
Trucy, William. 70.
Trumpe. Jacob. 7t).
Truskr, Samuel, 103.
Try, Will., 2i;4.
Tul)bs, .fcniiiua, 279.
Tuok, Charles. 71.
Tucl-er, Elizabeth. 90. 90: I. D..3<i2; J. D..
l.")2 ; John, 90 ; Lucius, 30, 170 ; Marv. 302 ;
Mrs.. 134. 1.52 : Roeer, 102 ; Thomas T., 134 ;
William, 90. 197.
Tuclcerman, .Mary. 103.
Tudman, Sam.. 50.
Tudor, Mary, 178; Samuel, 178; Shekaniah,
15.5.
Tuffell. Byn.'.loss Robert. 103.
Tuitc, Ann, 355 : Nich., 355 ; Rob., 330.
Tuke, ilarv. 288.
Tulloh, Alexander, 32 (3) ; — , 31.
Tully, Case, 344.
Tulnie, Isack, 77.
Turbutt, Robert. 103.
TurnbuU. llichard, 307.
Turner (Tiirnor), Ann. 31 ; Paniell. 102 :
George. 211 ; James, 103: John. 3, 102. 103,
190 ;"Kath.. 59 ; :\rary, 103 ; Richard, 70, 75.
162, 199, 220; Robert, 58, 1(;3 ; Sabine. 59,
229 ; Samuel, 31
Susanna Hyde, 229 ;
The, 174 ; \y., 32S ; \\illium. 103.
Turncy, John R.. 13ii ; Sarah E., 130.
Turnpenny, George. 103.
Turpin, Hannah, 130; John, 155; John 11.,
279; Mary. 90; Samuel, 102: — . 155.
Turquand (Turquard). Peter, 25, 20 ; Thomas,
89.
Turton, James. 103.
Tuter, Abrani. 204.
Tweechy, l)ei\nis, 70.
Twecdv. Timoihv, 103.
Twine" Ralph. 3is.
T'.vyniBge, Ralph. 220.
Tvler, f'arnilv of. 47.
Tyler, Jame's. 5S, 103 ; I'h., 311 ;
Tynan. Dennis. 3)3.
Tvndalo (Tvndall). Georjje The
■■287 ; William. 102.
Tvncs. John. 152. 134 ; K., 154;
Tynnell, John. 70.
Tyrrell (Tyidl). Elizabeth, 28 ; .Mary,
Sophia, 28 ; Thomas J., 315 ; — , 201,
Robert, 102.
287 ; Martha.
Mr:
1.-
28
Tvson, John, 178 ; John James, 178 ; Thomas.
178, 180.
Tyssen, William, 25.
Ullithorne, Cha. More, 349.
Uniphrey, .<tr Humphrey.
Underwood, II. J., 281 ; John, 205 ; Sanuu'l,
257.
Upcott (Upcote). George, 3, -7.
Upp, Jonathan. 103.
Uppington. John, 319; Mar'jraret. 270; !Mavv,
209.
t^pton, Arthur, 200 ; Richard, 103.
Urquhart, Lieut., 43.
Vale, John, 103.
Vallcntin, Elinor, 194 :. Rupert, 194.
Vallett. Capt., 4 ; Wm., 5 (2),
Valpy, Dr., 217 ; —,217.
Yalverde, Eli/., 200.
Van Belle (Van Bell), I'eter, 312, 349 ; Susa,
312 ; Susanne. 319.
Vanburgh. David, 103.
Van de Kendretli (Van de Kenderth, Van do
Kinder), Hance. 22.!. 224, 26!, 202.
Van de iiart. Abraham, 258.
Vanderho\v<am, Hance. 3.
Vanderplass, Walter. 103.
Vanderpoole (Vanderiiool). .Aiini\ lOi'.. 'M:', ;
Elizabeth Riown, 105; l^liz. Margare:. liOl! ;
Frances. 105; Henri.^tta Alice. 3i;3 : John,
105 (2) ; Mary, ir,5 (J). :i24.
Van de Veld. Jacob. 2(il.
Vaiidrey, Sarah, 198.
Van-gagell-dounce, Hubert. 223, 224.
Vanheelen. John. 170.
Van Hemskirk. Adrian. 74.
Van Hieland. — , 51 (2).
Van Olphin. Martin. 255.
Van Panhuys. Major-General. 219.
Van Winsborroe. Arnold, £03.
Van Wylick. Jacob, 328.
Vardan, I!ryan. 103.
Varley (Varlie). George, 252, 250.
Vax.mll, 300. 307.
Vassall. family of. 280..
Vassall, Colonel. 13!t, 307; Elizabeth. 103.300
(2) ; Florentius, 175 ; Honoia ^lary Georgina,
3o7 ; John, 103, 177, 300 (4). 3o7" : Leonard.
103 ; Mary, 300; Mrs., 300, 307 ; Rich.. 177 ;
Spencer Thomas. 3i.i7 (2) ; Thomas Oliver,
3u(;. 307 ; William, 10:5, 197.
Vaughan (N'aughane), .Amelia. lO.S ; Ann. 2117;
Ann Charlotte. ir,7 : Bfthia. On. 01 ; Charles.
319 ; Charlotte, 105 : Demiond, 71 ; Eliza-
beth, li;5. 10(;, 107 ; Frances Kii/abeth Char-
lotte. lf)7 ; George, 209 : iJcorge Sander. Ii't! ;
ILmnah Sanders, D)7 : Hugh. ;'>I4: John,
163, li;5, 10,0 (2). 107. 314 ; .John, Lord, 15o;
Joseph. 20;» : Loghlaiie. 71; Lord, li'2 ;
Martha Wenhani, \u7 ; .Marv. 10.5. lOi; (;n,
207 (-2). 209; Marv Cliarlotte, 107 (3\ 324 :
Robert, 105, D;i; {2). 107 (3). 207 l2). 2';9,
321 : Sarah. 105 : Thoma«. 50. 2<;9 : W iiliain,
60. Gl, 63, 207 ; William Augustus, 106.
INDEX.
; General, 47.
Robert, :.'.")5 ;
70 ;
n ;
Vavasour. Sir William, S.
Veale, Rob.. II'S.
Years, Jane. l(i;;.
Veduo, Jolin. 7:i.
Vellies, Nioliolas, 211.
Venables, Coluuel, .■)i ; p]Iiz., 2.")
54, 208 (4). 2uy (3), 210, 2.31
— , 4.-), 221.
Venn, Eliz.. .O'.i.
Venor, Mary, 1^0.
Verchild (Viruhild), George. 73 ; Jas.,
Lewis Brotbu-r.<on, 81.
Vcrdon (Vordcn), Domiuick, lijo ; llujjli,
John, lOo.
Verdu!40, Aaron, li'i'.i.
Vere, John Weir. o.")2.
Veruey, Mary, Baroness Fermanagh. 3;;i.
Vernor, Admiral, 202 ; Eraba/.ou Dean, 00 ;
Helen, 1)0.
Vidal, Frances, 37.") ; John James, 375 ; Mary,
349.
Villars, Elizabeth, 163.
Vinack, John, 71.
Vincent, John, llt7 ; Sarah, 32.") ; William, 103.
Vinnings, Thoma.s, li)3.
Virgo, James, 3ii4 ; Mary, 3G4 ^2) ; Montague
Wisdom, 3i)4 ; Wm.. janr.. 3iJ4 ; Win., tenr.,
3<;4.
Vivien, Eliz litiirietta. 213 ; John, 213.
Vizaid. Henry, 1(13.
Vodry, George, IHS.
Voocoore. Peter. 71.
Vowc, William, lii:!.
Voysey (Voyseij), Mr,, 223 : .Simon, 223, 224.
Vugurs, Mr.. 223.
Vynor. Beujami.i, 70.
W
Waag, Mo.=es, in 4.
Wade, Geo., 17-">; .John, .31'; M.argarett, lii4 ;
^Hch,, 175 ; Thomas, 3 ; Wm., -jO.
Wadeson, Robert, 2."i.").
Wagnell, David, 101.
Wagnor (Wagener), John, 353 ; Reinhart, li'i4,
Waire. Thomas, li;4,
Waite, Joseph, 104 ; Ruvnes, 104.
Waith. Miss. 2S2 : PearcV. S7 ; Thomas S.. 2>2.
Wakeling. Timothy. 101,
Walcott, Dr., 2:-!l ;* J. A., 153 ; James. 133, 1".2 ;
Jane. 133 : John. 155 : John A.. 2s3 ; Mrs.,
219 ; Samuel, 43 ; Stephen, 219 ; — , 152, 153.
Walded. Thomas, 2")4.
Walden. William. 104.
AValdie, J. A.. 183.
Wale, Briuadier-General. 88 ; Dorothy.
The, 311.
Waltord. John. 190.
Walke, Elizabeth. 87 ; Thomas. 87.
Walker, Alex., 21.10 ; Andrew, 10 1: Chas,.
Daniel, 209; Fiances, li'>8 ; Henry.
James, 351 ; Jane, 351 : .Fohn. 351 ;
garct. 351; JIartha, UW ; I'eter. 351 ; Rich.
Watt.. 349 ; Robert, 101; Tho., 312; Wm..
177. 198, 199, 3i;i, 350 ; William and Co., 89.
Walkin. John, 340.
Wall. 171.
Wall, Aunlient, 113 ; Jaqier, 171 ; Mary Jane.
281; Matthew, 171; Thomas, 25; Tol)ia-',
171, 173, 312.
380 :
302 ;
25 1 ;
Mar-
Wallace, Dan., 320 ; Joh). 171
Waller, Albert Charles, 2..- , --ir "i\ i.i.Min ••
Wallin. John. lOi,
Walliugton. Joseph, 259.
AVallis, Reiij.imin, 104; .l,,)ii, :;\;i - iv,:-,, !.
104; Su,~aiinah, 101; 'It.,,!!!.!- !■■;■ VS in '
1 98.
j Walm^ley. Tlinmas, 103 ; V, i;li.,j.,. i,-,-,
j Walrond, Ahwander, 3u3 ; i; , --., i: , ij:,r.
I 3ul : Benjamin. 43, ]::•;; l-.,ii; i;iii:i. j'l'.r .
42, 302 (2> ; <,'oroline F.-;.i,.-, -, •.■■.. . |t. ,- • ■ % ,
i 42, 301; l.liz.iiieth Ann. j-.-.i ; r. .\ . ■ j .
, George, 2.i:i ; lluniiihr< v. •_',•.•; .',:;!. i, ,
I 130 ;\Mary. 2^3 ; Mrs,, 2 ). 2; •.•'; .N..-! , i^
43; Niciiohis 11.. 283 ; 1;. :i!i llain 1. ;.. 1 !.
William, junr., 2'.i9 ; — , ).!
ir,/'xA.322.
Walsh. D.. 321. 322, 323; lu- bk «,, •.,.!. .;.-.•.
Geo., 352 ; .lohn. 312 ; I'- •• r. 1 7.. ; 1 1..> . 57.
Walson. .Akxaiider, 73.
Walter, (apt.. 210, 211 (2); J..).ii. .■.■•, I'.l ;
John H.. .351: .<,irah, 131; I h' i:.;.« 21! .' '.
Walters (Wallti rs), Ann, PI, .l,.:i!i, 1"» ;
1 Rachel. 101.
! Waltherston. Wni„ 351,
1 Walton, t'aniily ul'. 4 7.
• Walton. .lohn. I.'.". ; .Mar.,-.ri! .\Jrii!i. 37:;
Miss. 37 7 : K,. 155 ; R. i.,rt, ;;; 7 ; Wilii:..!!,
25S.
Walwyn. James. 199.
Warbcrton. Rich.. 2.'i3.
Ward (.Warue), i:K--h:i, 71: Kli.'iK.-- b, 2-.':
Geor..'e, 17-, 1-' : lb nrv 1'., .: ' ; .1..!.!., TT.
282,317(2); Jvini Ed\V(i,:;l2; ,M .r.v. 1 ::.. ;
Mary ]).. 17>; .Mrs.. ■:::>: N iluiin. 101;
Phillip. 255; Robert, 2.M; Tuu nl. v. 27, .;<>
(2) ; William, l:;'i : — , 27.
Warden. Th.jma<. 2i(:!.
Ware. Philippa, 197.
Warkman. Mark. 101 ; S:unui;ll. I'K
Warneford. Henry. 23'<, 23',',
Warner, Abraham, In'I; A-br ,ii. :■'•. 27. 3".
33il; Capt„l32; Charh « .1 -bn. 1 I : l>i'-.-!,
238 ; Dobi.ra Margi. i;ebev.va. 4 1 : 1\.: .'ay.
32 ; Edward, 3. 7". 71, 132. 2''i;. .;22 ; l.b-;.-
beth. 29. i'.ii ; lOpliniim. 7'i : -buiu-^. !>■• ; .'ine
Ann, 44 (2); -lohn. s, 1--, l;'r, .'.12. .;.l;
John Jo^epi). 1-2 : .lo-e|>!i. 2.' ' ) !. 3" (:i. :..-•
(2); JuM'pli. JUMP.. 2:1,.'."; Ibi.liii. 1'2 .2).
113; Racbael. 2>i ; Rei). .-ei. 2.;". ; S.ir.ili,
1<2 ; Su-a.. .".^ f Thomas. 2. J (2 ■. 5 ( :.). 1. *. '
32, 7ii. -<•'•. -^'•'•' 331;. 31.1 : Mr I n.i.. :<■',,
200 ; William. 2'.'. 3>p, 321. 3 .2 ; — . 2;'.
Warner and .lohnson, 322.
Warre, John IR nry, 2';.
Wanen. Clem.. 2.11; I)r„ 120, ; i;ii/., 2'" ;
Jolm. 27, :;•'. 70,34 1; PriM-ilia. 12".; i:.3-...
125(3): Thomas. 101; Willi.im, 1 :3 ; Wm.
Henry. .•!27.
Warrington. Jane. 103; Rieh.ir.l. K.l,
U'arton. .lohn. Ii'3.
Washinjrton. An-el. 2(i2, 203(2); Ann. 2"3
(2) : Eleanor. 2ii2 ; Eliza. 2i'2 ; E.i/.ib. ;h.
202. 2u3 (3). 321 ; (Jeorce. 2i2 (4\ 2>3 (2.) ;
George Ashton. 2m3 ; .loan, 2i'I. 2i>2. 2U3 (2) ;
Sir Joim. 2»2; Lawrence. 202 ; .M;iry. 2 '2
(2), 203 (3) ; Richard. 2ii2 (I). 2 'l (3) ;
Robert. 2113 ; Theophilu-;. 2ii3 ; Tli.-.)pbilus
Ashton li.'rdon, 2ii3 : j'lin.. 31 1,
Waters (Watt^r.-,). Ldwird. 2-:>, 271 : J..bn,
73 ; John Meudoa, 207 ; .Mr,, 2'il ; iiichard.
436
CARIBBEANA.
I'Jh.
1 1 : Wilmot.
Elizabeth, 31(j ; Geo.,
: James. 104 : Jeremie,
b;3, J.VJ ; Philip. TO ;
Capt.. lOO
: i^fir Fra.., .">.">
G'. H., 101)
John, 2.')3
11.
2(i7.26S (:!).271 (i); Wm.,
207, I'Cn C:i), 27i), 271.
WutkiQs. Edw.. I'JS ;
ail ; Giles, 124. 12.0
112 (2) ; John. 74.
William, 104, 220.
Watson (Wattson. Whatsou).
Dorothea, 190; Elizabeth. 2S1
Francis, l.jl ; Gcur^'O, I^ii ; ^. ^^., ^
James, .08, 17S, 1S2 (2) ; John. 340 : Joseph.
163: Martin,.").-); Rob., 177; W. D.. 219 ;
William, 57. 104, :544.
Watt, Alfred W., :;71 : Edmund. 191: E. J.,
194 ; Elinor, 194 ; Helen, 194 : JIurg-aret,
194 ; Miss. 349 : Rich., 177. 349.
Wattley (W'atday). Anne, 209. 27iJ : Elizabeth.
207 (2), 270 ; John, 207, 209, 270 (2) ; John,
junr,, 209 ; Robert. 270.
Wattone, Ric. W., 113.
Watts, Eiiz., 170 ; George. 254
Rich.. 311 ; Robert, 253.
Waugh, John. M7.
Waymouth, W. T., isi.
Wayne, Gabriel. 351 ; Gabriel W.
Waynes, Thomas, 01.
Weatherill, Charles Pyni. 2'iO ; James, 20G ;
Lamberc, 200 ; Margaret, 2ii0.
Weaver. .Mr., 237 ; Val., 55 ; Wm., 125.
Webb (Webbe), .Vnne. 270 (2), 271 ; Archippus,
190 ; Elizabeth, 192, 207 (3), 206 (2), 270,
271, 314; Frances. 192. 207; George. 207
(5), 206 (2), 270 (2), 271 ; George, junr..
22, 23 (2), 24 (12); Hester, 192; Jiunes,
207, 270 ; Jane, 353 ; John, lfi4. 20S ; John
Bosvdige, 170 ; John R.. 96. 221 ; John
Rackam, 192 (2) ; Josiah. 20S. 270 r3). 271.
311. 314 ; Martha. 8 : Mary.' 24 (4). 192 :
Mary Rackham. 192: Xath., 353: Olive A..
279 ; Sarah, 271 ; Thomas. 192 : William, 54.
70, 192 (2). 209 (2). 253 ; — , S.
Webber, Benjamin. 104. 207. 270 ; Elizabeth.
104, 207 (2), 208 (2), 27o : Jane, 207 : John,
258 ; Jonas, 207 (2). 20S (2). 270 ; .Mary,
208 ; Mich., 59 ; Rich., 211 ; Sarah. 208 ;
William. 270.
Webster, John. 103.
Wedderburn, Jas., 177.
Week, Robert. 344.
Wcekes (Weeks). Elizab'.rh. Ms : Jane. 324.
375 ; Jas.. 314 ; John. 3U : Marv, 325 ; X..
80 ;
166
Rocrer. 344 ; Tho.. 190
: William. 100. 225. 227
Thomas Pvm.
(2) ; William
100. 225
Burt. 230. 237, 325. 375
Weir, Thomas, 45 : Walter, 101 ; William, 103.
Welby, William, :>0.
Welch (Wiich), Clvmant. 212 ; Edmonl, 317.
343 ; Elizabeth, 22' 1 : Francis, 343 : James.
253. 318; John. 73.70. 31^, 320, 350: .lolin
Duff, 313 ; John Hoe, 31:! ; Mary. 23'i ; Mary
Anne. 2:'iO : Morris, 317 ; Xicli., 3ls ; P.itrick.
317 ; lUchard. 175, 230 (3) : Thomas 1''.4.
346; Uliick. 316; \VaI;er, 230; William, 7i'.
230. 2-<3, 3 IS.
Welcocks. >(••■ Wilcox.
Weld (Welde), Rich.. 252 ; William. 317.
Wellcliiiis, Cornelius, li'. I,
Welleford. Rich.. 211.
Wellea. Rich.. 50.
Weller. John, 59.
Wells (Wclcs). l!ri;i-et. 170; Cant., 212 (2),
213 (2), 214 (2) ; Henry B., 133 ; James, 104 ;
301 : E. E., 91
Robert, 319
:^55.
Ann, 173
87
Madam, 123 (2). 124
John, 55. 163, 202; Marj', 164 ; Mrs., 133 ;
N'ath.. 313; Patrick, 164; Richard. s7, 211
(2); Willm.. 313.
end. Capt., 135 ; Michael, 21S ; Mrs.. 135.
enham, Anne, 105 ; Frances Herbert, 166 ;
Martha, 105, 100. 324 ; Mary Williams, 325 ;
Ihomas, li;5, 100. 167.
ent. .^lary, 3ii9 ; Thomas. 133.
eniworth. Jane, s7 ; William, 67.
escombe. Rich., 55.
est, Chas. A., 354 ; Edward,
Erskine E., 384 ; John, lO.'i
Sam.. 364 : Sarah. 41 ; Tho.,
estall. W., 95 (3).
estaway, Mathews, 164.
estbrooke. Caleb, 55.
estcott ( Westcoat. Westcote),
John, 359. 360 ; Thomas, 71.
estener, Jno.. 223.
estgarth, Anthony, 320.
estland, Elizabeth. 18; Robert, 18.
eston. — , 134.
estophcr, Jno,, 317 ; Tho., 317.
estroop, Capt., 87 ; Jlichael Robert,
Penelope, 87.
ethered, Thomas. 134.
etherell, Cha.. 175.
etheretr. William, 70.
ettv.-ig:/, Thonias, 70.
yman. Catherine. 125
(-^)-
halane. Thomas. 73.
hally C^^'haly), Michael, 147, 148.
barton. Charles, 180 ; Jesse, 212 ; William,
370.
hatlcy. Rob., 58.
hatson, vc Watson,
lieatman, Mary. I06.
heeler. Caleb, 155(2): Edmund. 198; Eliza-
beth. 164; Elizabeih Francs, 155: Frowd
John. 104; Joane. 198; Mrs.. 155: Philip,
164 (2); Thomas Lucas. 313; Will., 199 (2).
214.
hichard, John, 303 ; Leonard. 3G3.
hishaw, Charles. 27 (2), 30 (3) ; — , 27.
histon, Jos., 105,
hitaker (Whittakcr), Ann. 131 : Henry, 2^5 :
John. 90, 19S: Thomas, 209: William, 197,
2^5, 315.
hitchurch. Charlotte, 83 ; S., 83.
hite (Whyte). .Vnn B.. 152 ; Anne, 2o9 ; Anne
pjlizabcth. 129 ; Authonv, 104 : Archibald.
164, 2<io (2): Bernard. 311; Capt., 212 (5).
213 (4), 214 (11), 215 (2). 303 ; Clari Chris-
tiana, 129: David, 177, ISO; Kdmond, 310;
Edward. 101 ; Eliza, 3.83 ; Elizabeth, 299 ;
Elizabeth Ann. 299 ; Eliz. Gould. IsO ;
George. 254; Henry. 129, 214, 215: James,
10:!, I<,i7. 317; Jane S.. 300: John. 129, 148.
DM, 27S. 313. 383 : Josh., 240 ; Lawrence,
71; Lvdia. 383; Martha. 313; .Mary. o«;3 ;
Mary \V., 284 : .Michael. 26 (3). 27, 30. 352,
353, 354, 382. 3^3 (3) ; .^fr., 1 1. 217 : N'atlia-
nie!, 2ol ; Xicholas. 29;i ; Patrick, 316:
Richard ."-ainuel. 129 ; Robert, 21" 1, 215 ;
Ruth. 221 : Thomas. 74, DU, 215 ; Tlio. C,.
351 ; W., 300; William, 77, 163, 104, 209 (2),
331 ; — . 21;.
hit'-h.ill. John. 318.
hitehe:ul, D.uiiell. 75 : Edward, 345 ; Ralph,
75, 260 ; Ralph, junr., 75 ; Simon, 73.
*^W
J
1
INDEX.
VM
Whitehorne. Bartholomew. 227 ; Wm., '>C,.
Whitehouse. Jeremi;ih, ,j7, 104 : William. 1<":?.
Whitehurst. Eii/.. ii'rJ ; Nicli.. :'>:>■>.
VVhitelocke, .loliii, 18i. IS.'); ilary. ISI, l&j.
Whiten. John, lii;i.
Whiteside, The, :!•;.">.
Whitesmith, T.Uomas, :U4.
Whitewood (Wldtwood). Roarer, 31S. 3.-,H.
Whitfield (U'hitfeild, Wliitf.ldi. Cliarlcs, 14G
1.51 (2) ; John, l(;:i : Tho.. In;.
Whitfoot. Sarah, loC ; Thoma'^, l:!i;.
Whiting, Kdw., :V2n ; Henrietta Mor^'an, 53 ;
Henry, ICI ; Henry J., ns ; John, 2'.i."i ;
Thomai, lt!4.
Whitmore, Tjapt., 'JO ; Deputy Commissary-
General, 132 ; Major, 1.53 ; 'Mrs., 132 ; — ,
00..
Whitney, Elizabeth, 200: Henry, 2.'>].
Whitson, John, 311 ; Tho., 5r>.
Whittell (Wittall), Cha., .55 ; John, 31t; ; Mich.,
55.
Wiberll, John, 1G4.
Wick, Paul, ITC.
Wickham, Eleanor, 105, 100 ; Elfreda. 300 ;
Georgian;:.. 2.-:3 ; Henry, liHj ; Henrv Lewis,
195, 19G ; Jane. 150 : Jeane. 105 ; Julie. l'J5 ;
Marie, 105 ; R. S.. 150. 283. 3U0 (2); W..
150 ; William, 105, 106.
Wiggins, Mathew. 344.
Wigu,all, Eleazar. 104 ; John, 104, 301.
Wilbraliam, Rich.. 254.
Wilby, .Mrs.. 151 ; W. H., 154.
Wilch, .?,v Welrh.
Wilcox (Welcocks. Willcos.), Alex., lO.s ; Ijen-
jamin, 2'jO ; Kdw.. 57, 104, 320; Margaret.
200 ; .Afrs.. 347 ; Nicholas, 327. 347 ; Robert,
103 ; William, 163.
Wild, ?"lizabeth, 101 ; Hillar*-, 57. 104 ; Ja-pcr,
164.
Wildcgo, Joseph. 320.
Wildey (Wiidv). Elizabeth, 215 (2) : Lake, 42.
Wildma-.i, Thomas. 11 (.2). 12, 13, 3u ; — , 131.
Wilfris. Hacker John. 103.
Wilgoose, Sam.. 352.
Wilic, Adam. li)3
203 ; Henry, 75 f2 ). 21.:. ■_•(,;. -|: ,
201. 2;'2 C.) ; II.:,rv !:.:).>, .t
217 (..1); I/.alM-li. .:<r. :.'. . .1..;,,.. |. .
205 (.1): .l.din. 2U. 2:'". ::'l (.'i . .' ,.
('•.), 2:>5 ^5). :::.■:. ■.::.•.< -. .\,.U:t \\ ..;. •• .-,,.,
215 (.s). -jio (■:), :.m:, J,;,, -^j; M„_.....
201, 20.t. 201 {■:). .;!.■; M.,r!>,.. .■..•. , .• . ■.•
2'.'5 : M:iiy. 2:'l ,:•), :• J ; M.r-i..^.. . .. '
-Molly, 2;>l: Mr«.. 215; I. !< r, .:•■; ; l:.. i },'
3m. -ji' (:;), ujit (J), -r,. ...|,;" (.n.";.i:',V
21<. 201) (5). J[>] ^|| .■;■.'(!•). -■.M ■• -l
( 4 •), 205 (iM.-io (.;■,. •J■..^..i 1.1; I;:,.,;.,;; I. .-..
Riellird. L':'5 ; Su-;.ii. j:'l ; >i;...r.!, ..•: . ■.
200; Tli.ini:i.-i. J'.Ml. 20.; * .' > l' • . i :• ) . U, •,,
205; William. 75. .'.M (.) j;.j ,i,, .. ,|
205 (;{), L".ii; : Uiiii.im. junr., i'.-'. {:,
2i'l. ■ . ■
Wiileit-Ady.-. faii.ilv cf, ;•-.
William, (i.ur;:*-. I'.l : Jdiii, 1>'.| ( . ( '1)..;,.>.m
I'U.
Williams, family <if. 4 7.
Williams. .\'i-.\aiidiT. 10!. I"; .\r,ii. .':• .- >.
.\niia. 51; Anna .^l.ltll. 2-1; <■.•!« »....;< t
101 ; Charhitr.' >:•«:. rt. . • '. ; t ..l.u ■ 1 \\ .
21: l»;ivi.i. •Jll; I>..r.i-liy. l«.l. 1.1 ?..•-■•!,.
2i;. :;-i;. ;!-i ; Eranos. j]'. :,.i. 2:" .;.'« •. ,
Francis, 21.5. ..<:i: (;tf.rir>-. I'.l: lluv-;. !■.» .
Jumes, >2. ;• I I : .l.uiii?- I.. 210 . .\.,u,- ;■ 1 .
Jas. Law-. 11. .or,: .lull. ],;( : .l.hn, Vl Cv
33 (,2). 7;;. 7 7. It;:;, \:<\. w: ^.■). :.•.. •.■; . .i.-;
352: Jidiii. )iiiir.. ;.:: (.'» ; -I.iIhi W . :\u .
Jos.ph, 02. I<:.i : J W., :."<l ; L-m.. .M. .,.| .
.Martha. 32 : ^I:iIilll. 170; Mi.i.i.-I, ... .
.Alorjaii. 75 : Mrs.. -'.', :i".' : S i;m . '.» . .' ir..h.
21 (,3)- •'•' i-) ■ "-irah W -.I.; . > I .,
Thomas. 21. s2 (.ii. :•:>. 1. i n 1 ..| !. . .■ . .
Thomas .^L. •Jvo; W.. -;:•. ;;.:o , \\.,;!.r ..■•.
257. 25S : Walkii!, 2''. (.!»; \\ iLliiji, ,'.» .5',<.
02, 103 (2). If.j : W. V., 270.
Williams. William ad ( ,)...'."J.
Willichs. Rv-er, :;17 : i; ;.-.r. lunr.. 31 :.
WilliiiLton. Ua;h. M 1.
Willis (Wiih-. w>iii«\ .\!.i..i d,r, :: ,
E.iward, 117. l.-o; J-.h,., ..';5 ; \|:,i,,.r. 1,
liM : Marv, 2^ ; William. \'<\ (.;).
Wilkes (WilkO. Elizabeth, 104; .John. 211; ! Willock. Aiexatid.r. 2-. 2:', ;i'> ( J 1 : — . •.'•
Nicholas. 110, 151 r2) ; William Worthing- WillouL'hi.v, Enmccs, Laiiv, 10-; ; lr..ii. ;«.
ton. 24. " , Lord". 1.5"; J.,!,n. >^ ; l.i.id. H. 15. •...•. Ill .
Wilkie, Pat.. 354. Mrs.. 13.; ; Wil.iaiii. 2o;t. ;;oi ,-).
Wilkins, Martin, 127, 101; Mary, 340 ; T., SI ; Wills (.Wiilesi, Jaini-s. 101: Tlioin:i», -i", 55.
William, 153. 340. — , 2'.».
Wilkinson, family of, 47. Willshire. Thoma~. 20:!.
Wilkinson, .\un, 324 (2) ; Anne, 105 ; Chris- Wihner, ('oKswoitli. 104.
to^iher, 320 ; Clement Phillips. 321 : Eliza-
beth, 271 ; Frances Browne, 324 ; Hadilock
Preutis. 324: Jacoli. 104: John, 70,; Mary
Browne. 321 ; Michael. :}12 ; Xaiiuo. 321 :
Sarah. 331 ; Thomas, :i25 ; William. 105.
Willan, John. 177.
Willard, Francis, 103.
Willco.v, "ic Wilcox.
Wli.r.EiT, 20'.
Wlllrtf. 2:M. 21)0,. 2'.t7.
Willett (.Wili'"). -Uice. 205 ; Andrew, 20:! ;
Ann, 210: .Vuuabclla. 2'.li), 200, 208; Ann;i-
bella Willetr. 2'.i7 ; Anne, 20 1 : Capt., 211
(3) ; tathenne. 2;i7 ; Charlotte. 2!iii. i".i3.
205: Dorothv, 2;il, 2'.i5 (2); Edmond, 211 ;
Edward. 211". 201, 205 (;i) ; Eli/... 243. 210,
200, 201, 200 ; Elizabeth s;t. Leger, 2'.iO,
203 ; Frances, 242, 215, 247, 201 ; H., 201, 1 242
Wilniot. Henry. 25 (2). 2<,. "» 1 2) ; .lohii. 2H ;
f^arali. 25 (2). 20 : \'al.'nt!-e llniry. 2:'(-');
•2'.i,
Wilsil.n. John, l-'.l : Marv. \-:i.
Wilsh, Janio.-, 10:i ; sn- «/...' Wrleh.
irt7.v,(((. 207.
Wili^on (Wills,.n). Abii.. 5> ; Alev .sidrr. I0.|,
32S (.2; ; Ann, 210 : .\nne .--mitli. l"'.' . ' ;i|''..
87; Frances. 212. 2li;. 217: l"i;inei>. .■>! :
C.eorge. 41 : l!:iml. t. 27'.' : IL IE. 1-'; J.i'-- ih
P.i'.i : .lames. 3, 50. l,!' : .1. ))elap. IO;l : J..>!ii,
4:!. 7i'.. li.l. l>o. -J.-,; : .loiin It.. .U-.i : l"liii
William I'elap. ■•\ : J>.<hna. 25'!: I.:. 77:
Martha. 174: .Miss, 215; .Mrs. II. 1 U ;
riiilii), 132. 354 : Richard, 1;'-, 25-. 2;'l. .112.
313; Robert, 5S. L'..!; S.irah. 251: Th mas,
57, 104 (.2) ; William, 104, 100, 210 ; — ,
J
438
CARIBBEANA.
Wilton, Heury, 104.
Wiltshire, John, 1.'.:!, IDS.
Wimball, Klizabuth, 20y ; Wm., 20y (2).
Winbri(lg:e. Wm.. :)\'J.
Wincop, Tho., lu',).
Winde, ScuJamore, 17.>.
Windle, ilarj-, I.'jG ; Thomas, 1.5(i.
Winjjfrove, Tho., I'J'.'.
Wiun (Wynne), Emily Provideiitia. mS ; Isaac
Lascelle.<, 1)48 ; Lieut.. 271) ; Kichanl. 163 ;
Rob., '6')i : Su.sannah, 3-t.'5 ; William. ;>.
Winnard, Alexander, o21 : Anne. o21.
Winsborroe. .Vrnold Van, 2(;;).
Winslow (Winsloue), Kdvvard, 53, oi. 222 ;
Josiah, 'y.j ; Susanna. J'S.
Winsperry, .John, 70.
Winter (Wynter). Ben.. :ii;i : Eliz.. 17ij : James,
253: Robert, 74 ; W. B.. 44 : Wm., 175. 320.
Winterbottom, Abraham. 2'.i. 30 (5) ; — . 20, 28.
Winthorp, C'apt.. 110, 113; James. 113; Joseph,
337 : Samuel, 10>, 112. 200, 337 ; Sarah, 337.
Wisdom. Henry. 104 ; John. 104 ; Montague, 104.
Wise, Thomas, 3 ; William, 3, 328 (2).
Wiseman. Capt.. 20O.
Wishart (Wise-hart), Mr.. 202 ; Thomas. 104.
Wisin^''ton, Richard, 75.
Witchell, Thomas, 104.
Wiibam. Farro Ilenrv, 179 ; Sir John, I'JS ;
Mary, 1711.
Witherherd, Christopher, 25.
Withers. William, ;;50 ; — , 125.
Withsfandlev. Thomas S., 150.
WiLhv. Mr.. 3S3.
Elizabeth, 51 ; James.
17'J ; Jane, 17'J : Robert.
, 1>(3). 1o:h
George. ;!1
; Rob.. 177
(2). 1S2 ; William, 'lOl', 173 (3), 2'.t5 (2). 313.
nan. John, 35'.l : Mary, 359 ; Tho., 35',).
Khza-
Jane,
Sam,,
1G4
(4), 312 ;
Mary. 17
Woodman
Woodmas, IM.ilhew, 31i; : .Mathow. junr.. 31C).
Woodropp (Wooddropl, Ann. 3.'-S. 35'.". 30i) ;
Francis. 35',i, 30ii ; I'hipps, 35V : Prisciila,
2'.H : Sarah, 35',i (2). ISOii ; William. 72. 358,
35;i (2), 3(;o.
Woodrourt'c, .lamos, 2W.
Woods, Eli/.abotii, 101 : Henry, 101.
Woodstock. Andre-ic. 127.
Woo Ivillo, John. 327, 352.
Wujdward, J., 137. 1S3. 1^5, 187, 188, 18'.t ;
John, 711, 81, 85 ; Robert, 209.
Wittall. .svr Whittell.
Witter. Bonilla. 103
104 ; Mrs., 49 : —,51.
Wodehouse, Sir John
Wolfe (Woulfe), E, T
104.
WoUerv, .uy Woolery.
Walk- 1/'. 137.
Wood (Woode). Alexander, .sn. 103. 181. 203; |
Bartholomew, li)3 ; Basil
beth. 18 ; Francis, 103 ;
18 ; Lieut., 220 ; ilrs.. 89
328 ; Walter. 104 : — , 31.
Woodbridge. Dudley. 20(.i ; Kuth, 2ijn.
Wuodburne. Frances, 1>^1 : Roger, Ifil.
Woodbury, Michael. 10,4.
Woodcock, Henry lies. 179 ; James. 58, 330.
Wooddron. William. 104.
Woodhead, -Vnn. 104 ; Ellis. 104.
Woodhouse, Benjamin, 104 : Elizabeth
Jas., 50 ; Peter, 57 ; Rol)ert, 104.
Woodin, Thomas, 203 : Waller. 104.
]\'(H'(l/(ij, 173 (2).
Woodley, Governor. 87 ; Jolin, 1
John Vincetts, 173; Lucretia, "
Wpolard, Klizubeth, 104.
Wiidlfri/, 137.
Woolery (WoUerv), Robert. 104: Thomas, 163,
104; William. 137. 138.
Wool ford. Sarah G., 304.
Woolhead, John. 2u0.
Wooliscott, Francis, 147 ; Henry, 147.
WooUahane, Wm.. 7().
M'oolley (Wooley), Benjamin, 10i4 ; Christian.
302 ; Eliz., 302.
N\'ool.s, Francis, 104.
Woolward, Anne, 270 ; Frances, 325 ; William,
270,
Worcester, John, 7 (2).
Workman (Workeman), Mark, 58 ; Thomas,
204.
Worley, George, 103.
U'(ir7'(ill, 372.
Worrall. family of, 47.
Worrall (Worral, Worrel, Worrell), Ann, 111,
30^ ; Catharine Barron, 372 ; Elizabeth, 139.
140 (2). 141; Ellen, 372; George, 14", \i\',
329 ; Georgina Lucy, 140 (2) ; Henry Lech-
mere, 372 ; John, 271 : Jonathan, 81 (2), 52,
308; Miss. 141 ; Rebecca. 308 ; Samuel. 139,
140, 141 ; Soplua, 372.
Worsam, John, 199.
Worsley (Worseley, Worsely), Henry, 125 ;
Robert. 103 ; Thomas. 104.
Wesley, Will.. 253.
Wotton, Geo., 129.
Woulfe. scr Wolfe.
Wraxall. Wm., 311.
Wrav. Dr.. 279.
Wrayford. .Michael, 152 ; — , 152.
Wree, Joshua, 233.
Wright, Andrew. 104 ; Eaz/.ilhi. 104 ; Frances,
50, 51 ; John, 104 (2) ; Mary. 104 ; Xatl-.unii-l,
104 (2) ; Robert, 104 : Sarah Tharp Potirrave,
50, 51 ; Wm.. 2o9 (2) ; William Burt, 50, 51.
Wrottesley, F. J., 240.
Wunder, Tho.. 312.
Wyatt. Abigail. 105 ; David, 104 ; Frances.
105 : Samitel. 105.
Wycr,Tho., 199.
Wyke, Ann, 277 : Anthony, 277 ; Edward
r.vaui, 32 : John, 317.
Wyflis, w Willis.
Wyuderton, Wm., 73.
^Vy^rle, •«(- Winn.
Wynter, ace Winter.
Ximeues. Daniel, 307,
308 (2).
308, 309 (2) : Sarah,
Yard (Yardo). James. 313 ; Jane, 1:'>I.
Yate. (.'aroline Elizabeth, 32 ; Rich., 19>^
190 ; —,31.
Y'ates, A. X.. ■i'> : John. 31.
Y'dana. I<aac. 104 ; Ji.-cph. DU ; Moses,
Yeamcns. Edward. 10.1 ; Patrick. 10.1.
Y^earwuod, Leah. 302.
Yeates, I'hiliis, :">79.
Yco, Abraham, 197 ; William, 101.
Yeomaus, Geo., 197.
Tno.,
10,1.
'^
INDEX.
I .".'.I
Yettman, Hendry, -ICA.
Yorke, John, 2U.
Yoang (Youiiije). Alex., H32 ; Ann, 104 ; Brvan
T., 281 ; Cape, 210 (8), 211, 212 (2) ; Deani-
son, ICl ; Dr., 284 ; Elizabeth, 2.^1 : liaiik.
93 ; Henry, 55 ; James. '.'On ; Jime. I'l; •
John, 6, 7 (2), 20, liJ-l (2), iV.i ; Kath.."*;!
Lewis, 155, 280; Lieut.-C'ol.. 2.<3 : ^luitlnml.
95 ; Mary, 101 ; :\Iiniiie. 95 :' M :..-<, !>,-, • Mj.
284, 344; Ralph E., 95; liichaHl, 2n\2)'.
345; Sarah E., 155; t-arah F., auu; .Siish..
177 ; Wm., 354 ; Woodyer (Woodveare). 57
104. '
Youn<;er, Isaac, 59.
Younghusbauds, George, 44.
Zabott, Madame, 152.
Zubo. Cardoso Abraham, 140.
. . itt. Kliz;
, .\iiielia. !•
, Anne. ;;2:!,
, I'orothv. ;
, IMwan'i. :;
i:ii.-.. 5'i. ;
, Iruncis, ;t:
1 ranci> II
I -liimfs. 72.
.)..lin. 72.
. Jo-ti-h, 1.:
Judith. 5i
.\I aidant.
>Iarv. 107
, IJoLT'-r, 7.
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Susannah.
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INDEX TO ADDITIOXS AXD COIJIHC TIO.V.^.
I
Adye, Eliz. Ann Willett, xii ; Eliz. EasLway.
xii ; Ralph. .\ii.
Alleyne, Judith, xi.
Archbould, Henrv, xii ; Sarah Rosewell, xii.
Baillie, W. E.. xii".
Banks, Jos-eph, xi.
Barwicke, Itob., x.
Beckford, \Vm., xi.
Brooks, Chr.. x ; Deb., x ; Eliz. Raby, x ; Mari-
anne, X.
Calet, Constantine. xii.
Carpenter, \Vm., xi. .
Cliffe, Henry, xi.
Collier. Anthony, xi.
Cotton, Dame Philadelphia, xi (2) ; Sir Thomas,
xi.
Coxe, — , X.
Cranwell, Joane, x.
Cundall,F.,xii.
Cuthbert, George, xi ; Lewis, xi.
Dennie. Tho.. xi.
Earl, James, xii, 00.
Ensom, Capt., xi.
Esdaile. Richd. Losaclc, xii.
Fahie, \\m. L'has.. xii.
Featly, John, x.
Ferren, Ann. x.
Fitz-Jamcs. Anne. x.
Fovtescuc. Richard, xii.
Fuller, Tho^., x.
Gilbeii, Janu'^j, xi.
(ioddard. Jam <. x.
Ha;inay, Eli::., xi.
Harris. Ann. x.
Hay. Deb.. X.
}Ierrin'^ (Hirriiijrf). Ann. x (it: I'.;i', x (.');
Kliine, X ; Joani'.xCI); .lihii, x ; .1 iilnn. i ;
Julines, x (2); .hiliii~. .\ : N.i;!i.ii;!i !, x,
Oiivir, X ; Richard, x ; — . x.
Hilton, Anthony, x.
Kin'„'. Tho., xi.
Lichmero, .Mary, xi (2) ; Richd . xi (2).
Lee. Joseph, xi.
Lloydo. Jeiil.iii, x.
Lynch. Sir Tliomas. xi (2).
Maillard. Michael, xii.
Meyeis, .John. xii.
Modyford, Lady. xi. .
Munroe, Capt., xi.
Xiwton. Eli/.a. xi ; Jnhn. xi.
O'LoUL-hlin, Michl.. xii.
Percival, Anno, x ; Edmund, x.
j riplcc. John, X.
I rowcU, Tho.. X.
I Rowland, Sarah, xi : — , xi.
j Russell, .lames, xi ; Mary. xi.
Scarlett. !Mrs. Leopold, xi.
! Totthill. Thoma-;. xi.
' Warner, .Sir Tlioma-, x.
' Willctt, John WilUit, xii.
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