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THE ORIGINAL LISTS.
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OF
. PERSONS OF QUALITY;
EMIGRANTS; RELIGIOUS EXILES.; POLITICAL REBELS;
SERVING MEN SOLD FOR A TERM OF YEARS; APPRENTICES;
-CHILDREN STOLEN; MAIDENS PRESSED; AND OTHERS
WHO WENT FROM GREAT BRITAIN TO THE
AMERICAN PLANTATIONS
1600-1700.
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WITH THEIR AGES, THE
LOCALITIES WHERE THEY FORMERLY LIVED IN THE MOTHER COUNTRY,
THE NAMES OF THE SHIPS IN WHICH THEY EMBARKED,
AND OTHER INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
FROM MSS. PRESERVED IN THE STATE PAPER DEPARTMENT OF HER
MAJESTY'S PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, ENGLAND.
EDITED BY
JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN.
37
JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN : LONDON, 1874
Reprinted: EMPIRE STATE BOOK CO.
NEW YORK
live JtUmba-tf 0f the
GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETIES
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
THIS COLLECTION OF THE NAMES OF THE EMIGRANT
ANCESTORS OF MANY THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN FAMILIES,
IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED
BY THE EDITOR,
JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN.
CONTENTS.
REGISTER OF THE NAMES OF ALL THE PASSENGERS FROM
LONDON DURING ONE WHOLE YEAR, ENDING CHRISTMAS,
1635 .........
In the Ship Bonaventure
Hopewell
,, Christian
Planter ...
Peter Bonaventnre
Hopewell
Elizabeth
Rebecca
Paul
Eliza S
Ann
Encrease ...
Susan 6- Ellen
Falcon ...
Expectation
Ann r> Elizabeth .
Abigail ...
Alexander
Plain Joane .
Matthew... .
Speedwell
Thomas 6- John .
Truelove ...
James ...
Defence ...
J. Ricrofte, Master ...
J. Romsey, Master...
I. Wood, Master
J. White, Master ...
N. Trarice, Master...
I. Harman, Master...
W. Bundocke, Master
W. Stagg, Master ...
33, HS
35
... 38
39
... 42
43, 45, 47, 48, 50, 53,
55,56
43,47. 5'
44, 46, 49
48, 53, 53, 5, 57, 60,
61,68
50,54
50
Hodges, Master
Acklin, Master
R. Cowper [or Cooper], Master 54, 57, 58,
61, 69, 72, 76, 77, 78
R. Lea, Master ... 55,57,58,60,61,64
E. Payne, Master ... ... 59,62,76
T. Irish, Master ... ... 63,142
C. Billinge, Master ... 67, 69
J. Brookhaven, Master ... ... 70
R. Hackwell, Master 73, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91,
92, 96, 97, 98, 99, 10
Burche & G. Grimes, Masters ... 73
R. Buckam, Master ... ... 78
R. Goodladd, Master ... ... 80
J. Chappell, Master ... ... 82
R. Lambard, Master ... ... 83
R. Dennis, Master ... ... ... 85
J. May, Master ... ... 88, 107
. Pearce, Master ... ... 89, 90
Vlll
CONTENTS.
In the Ship Defence...
Blessing ..
Philip ...
America ...
Transport
Paul
Pied Cow
Love
Alice
Hopewell
Assurance
Primrose
Merchants Hope
Elizabeth
Bachelor ...
Globe
Safety ...
George
Thomas ...
William & John .
David
Truelove ...
Dorset
John
Amity
Constance
Abraham
Expedition
Friendship
E. Bostocke, Master
J. Lester, Master ...
R. Morgan, Master
W. Barker, Master
E. Walker, Master...
L. Belts, Master ...
Ashley, Master
J. Young, Master . .
R. Orchard, Master
T. Babb, Master ...
I. Bromwell 1. Pewsie, Masters
Douglass, Master ...
H. Weslon, Master
C. Browne, Master
T. Webb, Master ...
J. Blackman, Master
J. Graunt, Master ...
J. Severne, Masler...
H. Taverner, Masler
R. Langram, Master
J. Hogg, Master
J. Gibbs, Master ...
J. Flower, Master ...
J. Waymoth, Master
G. Downes, Master
C. Campion, Master
J. Barker, Master ...
P. Blackley, Master
, Master ...
PAGE
105, 106
93, 108
... 94
95
... 101
... 103
1 06, 110
109
109
no, 123, 130, 144
1 10
114
116
117
III
119
121
124
126
127
I2 9
ISI
132
134
134
136
138
139
145
PASSENGERS BY THE COMMISSION AND SOLDIERS ACCORD-
ING TO THE STATUTE, CHRISTMAS, 1631, TO CHRISTMAS,
1632
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, FROM THE PATENT
ROLLS
LISTS OF THE LIVING AND DEAD IN VIRGINIA, 16 FEBY.,
1623
WALLOONS AND FRENCH EMIGRANTS TO VIRGINIA
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS OF VIRGINIA
I47-IS4
155-168
169-196
197-199
201-265
CONTENTS.
PACE
PATENTS GRANTED TO SETTLERS IN VIRGINIA (CIRCA)
1626 ... ... ... ... ... ... 266-274
RETURNS OF THOSE wno EMBARKED FROM IPSWICH AND
WEYMOUTH FOR NEW ENGLAND, 1634 TO 1637 ... 275-286
From Ipswich, in the Ship Francis ... J. Cuttingc, Master ... 277,279
Elizabeth... VV. Andrewes, Master 277,280,281
Weymouth, in the Ship [1635]... , Master ... 283-286
REGISTER OF PERSONS ABOUT TO PASS INTO FOREIGN
PARTS, FROM MARCH TO SEPT., 1637... ... ... 287-298
From Ipswich, in the John & Dorothy ... W. Andrewes, Master ... 289
Yarmouth, in the Rose ... W. Andrewes, Junr. Master 289
Southampton, in the Virgin^ 1639] ... J .Weare & J. Delahay, Masters 296
/w[i638] ... ... R. Batten, Master ... 298
THE SUMMER ISLANDS, 1673 TO 1679 ... ... ... 301-314
Names of the Governor and Council of the Assembly, Aug., 1673 ... 301
Account of the Lands belonging to the Summer Islands Company, taken
out of Mr. Richard Norwood's Survey Book, made in 1662-3 ... 304
MONMOUTH REBELLION OF 1685 : LISTS OF CONVICTED
REBELS SENT TO THE BARBADOES AND OTHER PLANTA-
TIONS IN AMERICA... ... ... ... ... 315
Receipt for 100 Prisoners to be transported from TAUNTON, by John
Rose, of London, Merchant ... ... ... ... ... 316
Invoice of 68 Men-servants shipped on Board the Jamaica Merchant,
Capt. Chas. Gardner, for Account of John Rose & Compy., they being
to be sold for 10 Years ... ... ... ... ... ... 317
Receipt for 100 Prisoners on Mr. Nepho's Account, to be sent to Barba-
does. [Prisoners in DORCHESTER Gaol to be transported.] ... ...317*
Prisoners in EXETER Gaol to be transported ... ... ... ... 319
Prisoners at WELLS to be transported ... ... ... ... 319
List of the Convicted Rebels on Board the Betty, of London, at the Port
of WEYMOUTH ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 320
List of 72 Rebels Granted by his Majesty to Geromc Nepho, with the
Names of their Masters in Barbadoes ... ... ... ... 322
Sir Wm. Booth's Receipt for 100 Prisoners, on Account of James Kendall
[Prisoners in DORCHESTER Gaol to be transported.] ... ... 326
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Certificate of the Disposal of Capt. Kendall's Rebels. A List of 90 Rebels
by the Happy Return, with the Names of their Masters to whom they
were disposed ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 328
Sir Win. Booth's List of Prisoners sent to Barbadoes, with the Names of
the Towns in Somersetshire and Devonshire from whence they came ... 332
A List of 77 Convicted Rebels, imported from BRISTOL in the John frigate 336
Sir Wm. Booth's Receipt for 100 Prisoners 56 from the Bridewell at TAUN-
TON, 33 from BRIDGEWATER Prison at TAUNTON, and n from EXETER 341
The Sale of 67 Rebels, delivered by Capt. Charles Gardner, of the Ja-
maica Ale reliant ... ... ... ... ... ... 342
TICKETS GRANTED TO EMIGRANTS FROM BARBADOES TO
NEW ENGLAND, CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, NEW YORK, ANTI-
GUA, JAMAICA, NEWFOUNDLAND, AND OTHER PLACES,
1678-9 ... ... ... ... ... 345-418
BARBADOES: PARISH REGISTERS BIRTHS AND DEATHS
LISTS OF INHABITANTS LANDED PROPRIETORS
SERVANTS, &c., 1678-9 ... ... ... ... 418
Parish Registers of ST. MICHAEL'S Baptisms ... ... ... 421
Burials... ... 425
List of Inhabitants of ST. MICHAEL'S, with their Hired Servants, 'Pren-
tices, Bought Servants, and Negroes ... ... ... ... 438
List of the Jews of ST. MICHAEL'S ... ... ... ... 449-5
Alphabetical List of Landowners in ST. MICHAEL'S, with the Number of
their Acres, Hired Servants, Bought Servants, and Negroes ... 451-459
Owners of Land in the Parish of ST. GEORGE, Number of Acres, White
Servants, and Negroes [1679] 460-464
Parish Registers of ST. GEORGE Baptisms [1678-9] ... ... 465-6
Burials ... 466-8
ST. ANDREWS Owners of Lands, Number of Acres,
Servants, Negroes, Christenings, Buriajs ... ... ... 469-472
Parish Registers of CHRISTCHURCH Landowners, Acres, Servants, Ne-
groes ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 473-488
Parish Registers of CHRISTCHURCH Baptisms [1678-9] ... 489-93
Burials [1678-9] 493-6
ST. JAMES' Baptisms ... ... ... 49 6 -7
Burials 497-9
Landowners, Servants, Negroes [1678-9] 500-507
Parish Registers of ST. JOHN'S Baptisms [1678-9] ... ... 57-8
CONTENTS.
XI
PAGE
LIST OF SHIPS CONVEYING EMIGRANTS TO VIRGINIA BE-
FORE 1625-6, MENTIONED IN ... ... ... 101-26$
Abigail
George
Phoenix
Ambrose
Gift
Prosperous
Ann
Great Hopewell
Return
Blessing
God's Gift
Sampson
Bona Nova
God Speed
Samuel
Bonaventure
Hercules
Sarah
Bonny Bessie
Hopewell
Seaflower
Charity
Jacob
Sea Venture
Charles
James
Southampton
Concord
Jonathan
Star
Delaware
John & Francis
Supply-
Deliverance
London Merchant
Susan
Diana
Margaret
Swallow
Discovery
Margaret & John
Swan
Due Return
Marmaduke
Temperance
Duty
Mary Ann Margaret
Tiger
Edwin
Mary & James
Treasurer
Elianor
Mary Margaret
Trial
Elizabeth
Marygold
Truelove
Falcon
Mary Providence
Unity
Flying Hart
Neptune
Warwick
Francis Bonaventure
Noah
William & John
Furtherance
Patience
William & Thomas
INTRODUCTION.
1ITTLE could even the most sanguine of the early emigrants to
America have contemplated the subsequent effect which their
action would work upon the world's history. Some of them, it is true,
were men of position at home, with wealth and all its concomitant ad-
vantages at their disposal, but by far the greater number was composed
of comparatively obscure men men of little means, but possessed of
hearts and consciences of too honest a nature to permit them quietly to
submit to the intolerance which was forced upon them at home. But
those whose names are recorded in the following pages, with many
others of whom no such minute particulars have come down to us, were
the seed-grains from which the mighty Republic has sprung the rapid
growth of which has no parallel in the world's history. Colonization
was but imperfectly developed in those early days, and many attempted
settlements proved abortive ; but the first settlers in Virginia, and
subsequently those in New England, carried with them the elements
of success, resulting in permanent establishments.
Of the history of the Colonies, and the eventual establishment of
Independence, I have nothing to say. My object is simply and briefly,
to point out some of the causes which contributed to the early emigra-
tion of English families to America ; and then to estimate the practical
value of the contents of the present volume as a means of assistance in
making genealogical researches in the mother country.
One of the earliest acts of Charles the First, an act which raised a
storm of indignation throughout the country, was the imposition of a
xiv INTR OD UCTJON.
forced loan without the grant of Parliament. The manner in which
this unconstitutional measure was treated by those called upon to
contribute towards the assessment, is well illustrated by the events
which took place in Lincolnshire ; and o relation of the part taken by
the leading men of that locality, some of whom were related to, or
intimately associated with, the principal agents in the subsequent emi-
gration to Massachusetts, under JOHN WlNTHROP, in 1630, will be
of some interest to the descendants of the New England emigrants.
One of the richest men in the county of Lincoln, who strenuously
opposed the forced loan, was ISAAC JOHNSON, who, as is well known,
married the Lady ARABELLA FYNES, sister to THEOPHILUS, Earl of
LINCOLN, who himself married a sister of the Lord SAY and SELE.
These two noblemen took a very active part in denouncing the loan as
dangerous and unconstitutional. Lord SAY and SELE, who, during the
civil war, some years later, commanded a Parliamentarian regiment,
openly asserted that he would rather lose half his estate than risk
the impoverishment of his posterity by the establishment of so dan-
gerous a precedent as a loan without the sanction of Parliament. But
Lord LINCOLN'S opposition to the loan was more immediately pro-
ductive of dissatisfaction. As soon as it was proposed he took upon
himself to have an Abridgment of the Statutes prepared for distri-
bution ; and it is not unlikely that in the compilation of this
document he was aided by his former steward, THOMAS DUDLEY,
who subsequently went over to New England, and became Governor of
Massachusetts. DUDLEY had received a legal education, under his
relative, Sir AUGUSTINE NlCHOL, one of the Justices of the Common
Pleas, and was therefore peculiarly fitted for the work. The imme-
diate result of this act on the part of Lord LINCOLN, was to bring
down upon himself and his servants the resentment of the King and
his party, and the Abridgment was rigorously suppressed. Not only
was his lordship proceeded against in the Star Chamber, but more com-
pletely to crush out the attempts made to incense the people, a procla-
mation was issued for the apprehension of JOHN HOLLAND, Steward to
the Earl, and ROBERT BLOW, the Clerk of his kitchen ; and further, a
Groom in the household of his lordship was condemned in the Star
INTR OD UCTfON. xv
Chamber to pay a fine of 3000 for his bhare in distributing the ob-
noxious work. The Earl was soon after committed a close prisoner to
the Tower, where he remained in custody for some years. I have not
found any evidence of what was the result of the attempts made to
apprehend HOLLAND and BLOW, but there are reasons for supposing
that both escaped detection. A ROBERT BLOW, in all probability the
same person, was subsequently an ensign in the regiment of Lord SAY
and SELE, the nobleman before mentioned. The only trace of HOL-
LAND we have met with brings out some information respecting the resi-
dence, at Boston, of THOMAS DUDLEY, and the estimated value of his
yearly income.
Letter from Sir EDWARD HERON, addressed to Sir HUMPHREY
MAY, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster :
" Cressye, 28 July, 1627.
" RIGHT HONORABLE,
" I had rather offende in too much officiousnes, then negli-
gence, especially to the king's ma tie . I have hearde that Mr. HOLLANDE
who attended the earle of Lincolne, hath been in quest by the state ; yf
it be soe, I doe heare for certeine, that he was scene dyvers tymes, about
a month or six weekcs past vpon the terras- walkes at Sempringham ; but
since that tyme it is privatly whispered that he is now removed to the
house of one Mr. THOMAS DUDLYE, in Boston, whoe did allsoe of late
tymes wayte vpon the sayde earle ; and it is very p'bable, because Mr.
HOLLANDS wyfe is observed to make often viages frome Sempringham
vnto Boston, and there to abide sometyme 2 or 3 dayes, sometytne a
weeke together. * " EDWARD HERON.
" Yet maye you please further to vnderstande, that this Mr. DUDLYE
beynge reported to have 300!! p. an., some saye 4Ooli, refused vpon our
earnest request to beare 30^. towards the loane with a neyghbourgh that
was deeply charged as we have informed in our certificatts vnto the
lords of the councell, whereof I beseech your honor to direct the
delyverye.
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INTRODUCTION.
" Since the writinge hereof, I vnderstande that one ADDAM RESTON '
brother in law vnto the s'l Mr. HOLLANDE, came ridinge through our
strecte on fridayc in the nyght, the 2Oth of this month, with a gentle-
woman behindc him, supposed to be the wyfe of Mr. HOLLANDE
goeyngc towards Boston ; and an other gent, seeminge vnwillinge to
be knownc.
" You maye allsoe please to take into your consideration that one
BENIAMINE DICKOSON of Boston adviscth, that the toune of Boston is
able and ought to contribute to the charge and expencc of theyrc late
mayor & Emv. TILLSON, or anye else, that suffer trouble in cause of
the loanc; and to hclpc towards theyre losses, p JOHAN HOBSON,
Collector.
" The same DvKCONSON was 3!! lands, yet sett vnto ili by the lords
at Lincoln."*
A long list of Lincolnshire men who refused to contribute to the
loan, has been preserved. Ten of the principal of them were immedi-
ately committed to prison : Sir JOHN WRAY, Sir THOMAS GRANTHAM,
and Sir EDWARD ASCOUGII, to the Gate House ; Sir WILLIAM ARMYN,
Sir THOMAS DARNELL, WILLIAM ANDERSON, Esq., the Mayor of Bos-
ton, and Alderman (EDWARD) TiLSON of that town, to the Fleet ; and
WILLIAM TAROLD (THOROLD), Esq., and . HORWOOD, Esq., to the
Marshalsea. The Boston men who refused to lend, or to enter into bond
for their appearance before his Majesty's Privy Council, beside the
Mayor, and Alderman TILSON, were ATTERTON HOWGHE (ATHERTON
HOUGH), EDMOND JACKSON, BENJAMIN DICONSON, THOMAS LEVE-
RETT, THOMAS LOWE, THOMAS TOOLY, JOHN COPPYN, WILLIAM COT-
TINGTON (CODDINGTON), WILLIAM CONDY, and RICHARD WESTLAND.
Of these, LEVERETT, CODDINGTON, and HOUGH subsequently went
out to New England, and there attained positions of eminence. The
London prisons were soon filled with the more important of the cb-
jcctors, from various parts of the country, but chiefly fronLthe city of Lon-
don, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Essex, and Gloucestershire.
* State Papers, Chas.L, Domestic Series, Vol. V, No. 36, Record Office.
INTRODUCTION. xvii
gaols being filled to repletion, and moreover the expense of maintaining
the prisoners proving a heavy charge upon the State already impove-
rished the great majority were liberated from confinement, but were not
allowed, however, to return to their own homes for fear of their stirring
up fresh disaffection among their neighbours. Thus a delinquent be-
longing to Essex would be sent, perhaps, to Wiltshire, or Yorkshire, and
under pain of severe punishment, forbidden to leave the town in which
he was located, where, by-the-way, under the semblance of being a free
man, he was compelled to earn, or at least procure, his own living.
This was a very ill-advised proceeding on the part of the Govern-
ment, for each man thus removed to a distant town soon formed a focus
of discontent. One of the most energetic of these prisoners, in free
custody, as it was termed, was RICHARD KNIGHTLEV, a gentleman be-
longing to Northamptonshire, an intimate friend of the leaders of the
Massachusetts Colony, and connected by marriage with JOHN HAMPDEN,
in conjunction with whom he was named as executor to the will of ISAAC
JOHNSON.
Most of the proceedings against the remonstrants were taken in the
Star Chamber, the decree-books of which are unfortunately lost, or we
might readily have traced many, if not all the suits, citations, fines and
censures instituted in, or imposed by, the Court. The Star Chamber
was a tribunal taking cognizance of all kind of delinquencies, and there
still remains in the Record Office an immense mass of documents ap-
pertaining to suits before the Court, in which, whe^ they can be sorted,
arranged, and made available to the public, we may hope to find some
important information respecting the personal histories of some of the
original settlers in New England.
The proceedings, which were taken chiefly against the Nonconformists,
caused many English families to leave their homes. Unfortunately, the
records of the High Court of Commission, which has been not inaptly
called "The English Inquisition," are very imperfect, but enough remains
to show that proceedings were taken in it against many of the ministers
and public men who afterwards became eminent in the New England
States. It was not until the Rev. JOHN COTTON, RICHARD BELLING-
HAM, recorder, and WILLIAM CODDINGTON, a member of the corpo-
xviii INTRODUCTION.
ration of the town of Boston (co. Lincoln), had been fined for noncon-
formity, that they gave up their English preferments and places to join
their friends in Massachusetts. Other instances might be adduced of
the same result attending prosecutions in that Court.
The imposition of Ship Money was the culminating measure that
drove hundreds from England to find homes in America, and among
other causes, was that which most of all contributed to bring about the
war between the King and the Parliament. Though, after a long and
tedious struggle, the levy of ship money was 'declared to be illegal,
enough had been effected to make far-sighted men tremble for impend-
ing troubles, and no doubt the stand made by men of great influence and
high position, such as HAMPDEN (who was intimately associated with
the leaders of the Massachusetts settlement), had an immense weight
with persons of an inferior standing in worldly wealth. By the Act of
Parliament, which declared the illegality of the tax, it was ordered that
all proceedings which had been taken should be cancelled, and in con-
sequence a wholesale destruction of documents must have taken place,
which, had they been preserved, would have been of great value to the
topographer and genealogist, as the rolls of assessments were very minute.
One volume of assessments only appears to have escaped the general
fate, and this contains the names of all the persons assessed in the
county of Essex (with the exception of four towns), numbering about
18,000, and, without doubt, includes many of the subsequent emigrants
who went out from that county to New England, in the years 1637 and
1638. A copy of this very interesting document has been prepared for
publication.
In 1860, Mr. SAMUEL GARDNER DRAKE, of Boston (Mass.), pub-
lished his "Result of some RtscarcJies among the British Archives, for
information relative to the Founders of New England"
That work first suggested the desirability of making a systematic
collection of authentic documents relating to the early settlers in
America, not only to those who removed to the New England States
but to those also who settled in Virginia, the Summer Islands, Barba-
does, Carolina, Jamaica, and other places. It is impossible to over-
estimate the value of these records, and it is a matter of the deepest
INTR OD UCTION. xix
regret that comparatively so few have survived to the present time.
Those that we have, therefore, of undoubted authenticity, are all the
more to be prized. It is a transcript of some of these documents which
is here submitted. The aim of the transcriber has been to present an
absolute copy of the originals. He has not even ventured to correct
palpable mistakes in the spelling of names, or other clerical errors.
Where such occur, and they are by no means infrequent, he has called
attention to the fact, either by inserting the correct word in brackets,
or by adding a foot-note, but the text is a faithful reproduction of the
originals.
There are some papers included in Mr. DRAKE'S volume, which have
not been deemed admissible in the body of this work, inasmuch as they are
not in themselves official documents, but they may not inaptly be quoted
here. The first to be noticed are the following lists, taken from the
History of Sandwich, being transcripts of records belonging to the
corporations of that port.
A LIST OR REGISTER
Of all such persons as embarked themselves in the good ship called the Hercules, of Sandwich,
of the burthen of 200 tons, John Withcrley, master, and therein transported from Sandwich
to the plantation called New England in America ; with the certificates from the ministers
where they last dwelt of their conversation, and conformity to the orders and discipline of
the church, and that they had taken the oath of allegiance and supremacy. (The certificates,
all dated February and March, 1634, are here omitted.)
Masters of Families. Children. Servants
NATHANL. TILDEN of Tenterden yeoman and i Seven Seven
LYDIA his wife J by name by name
JONAS AUSTEN of Tenterden and CONSTANCE his )
... f Four,
wife j
ROB. BROOK of Maidstone mercer and ANNE his ) Seven
wife t
THO. HEYWARD of Aylesford taylor and SUSANNAH }
his wife } Five "
WILL. WITHERELL of Maidstone schoolmaster )
and MARY his wife 1 Three One
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INTROD UCT10N.
Masters of Families. Children.
FANNET of Ashford hemp-dresser.
THO BONEY and HEN. EWELL of Sandwich, shoe-
makers
WILL. HATCH of Sandwich merchant and JANE his
wife
SAM. HINKLEV of Tenterden and SARAH his wife Four.
ISAAC COLE of Sandwich carpenter and JOAN his )
... r Two.
wife
Servants
Five
Six
A Servant.
Six
One
three
Three Three
THO. CHAMPION of Ashford
THO. BESBEECH of Sandwich
JNO. LEWIS of Tenterden and SARAH his wife
PARNEL HARRIS of Bow London
JAMES SAVERS of Northbourn taylor
COMFORT STARRE of Ashford chirurgion
Jos. ROOTES of Great Chart.
EM. MASON of Eastwell wid.
MARGT. wife of Will. Johnes late of Sandwich, now \
of New England, painter
JNO. BEST of the said parish taylor.
THO. BRIDGEN of Faversham husbandman and \
his wife.
History of Sandwich, by W. BOYS, 1792, pp. 750-1.
A TRUE ROLL OR LIST
Of the names, surnames, and qualities of all such persons who have taken passage from the
town and port of Sandwich for the American plantations, since the last certificate of such
passengers returned into the office of Dover Castle.
THOMAS STARR of Canterbury yeoman and
SARAH his wife
EDWARD JOHNSON of Canterbury joiner and
SUSAN his wife
i child
7 children 3 servants
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xxi
NICHOLAS BUTLER of Eastwell yeoman and
JOICE his wife
SAMUEL HALL of Canterbury yeoman and JOAN
his wife.
HENRY BACHELOR of Dover brewer and
MARTHA his wife
JOSEPH BACHELOR of Canterbury taylor and
ELIZABETH his wife
HENRY RICHARDSON of Canterbury carpenter
and MARY his wife
JARVIS BOYKETT of Chanington carpenter
JOHN BACHELOR of Canterbury taylor
NATHANIEL OVELL of Dover cordwinder
THOMAS CALLE of F'aversham husbandman and
BENNET his wife
WILLIAM EATON of Staple husbandman and
MARTHA his wife
JOSEPH COLEMAN of Sandwich shoemaker and
SARA his wife
MATTHEW SMITH of Sandwich cordwinder and
JANE his wife
MARMADUKE PEERCE of Sandwich taylor and
MARY his wife
Certified under the seal of office of mayoralty 9*
History of Sandwich, by W.
3 children 5 serv.
3 serv.
4 serv.
I child 3 serv.
5 children I serv.
I serv.
3 children
3 children i serv
4 children
4 children
i serv.
June, 1637.
BOYS, 1792, p. 752.
We have next to notice the record compiled by Mr. DANIEL GUSH-
ING, first printed in Mr. SOLOMAN LINCOLN'S Centennial Address, at
Hingham, September 28, 1835. It contains the names of one hundred
and seventy-five emigrants from the county of Norfolk, who emigrated
between the years 1633 and 1638, almost wholly from Hingham, Wind-
ham, and other neighbouring parishes, and who consequently called their
new settlement Hingham. But there is something to be said about this
emigration, which it is believed has hitherto escaped notice that is,
xxii 1NTR OD UCTION.
that the movement was largely fostered by, if not directly traceable to,
the influence of JOHN HAYNES, who was subsequently Governor of
Connecticut.
The first name on the list referred to, is that of THEOPHILUS
GUSHING, from Hingham, who lived several years upon the farm of
Mr. HAINS, as he is described in the original. Hitherto, Governor
HAYNES has always been regarded as an Essex man, and lie is said to
have married MARY, daughter of ROBERT THORNTON, of Nottingham.
This is not in accordance with the facts of the case, for JOHN HAYNES
was the son of another JOHN HAYNES, who lived at Great Hadham,
and afterwards at Codicote, both in the county of Hertford, but inherited
an estate in Essex, which had been purchased by his father. He mar-
ried MARY, one of the three daughters and co-heirs of ROBERT THORN-
TON, who possessed a good estate in Hingham, Windham, and Wramp-
lingham. Mr. THORNTON died when his daughter, who was afterwards
Mrs. HAYNES, was very young, and there are reasons for the belief that
after the marriage, JOHN HAYNES went to reside at Hingham, and that
their first child, called JOHN (whose name is not recorded by any gene-
alogist either in England or America), was born there. But, before he
left England, Mr. HAYNES certainly took up his abode in Essex, on a
newly-acquired property, called Copford. Taking then the residence at
Hingham of a man of the character of HAYNES, it is easy to account
for the emigration from that place, especially as the first portion of the
company went out in the same year ; indeed, there is every reason to
suppose that they sailed in the same ship. There can be but little
doubt that THEOPHILUS GUSHING was a trusted servant of JOHN
HAYNES, and probably a family connection on his wife's side, her
maternal grandmother being the heiress of EDMUND GUSHING, by
which marriage the THORNTON family acquired the estates at Hing-
ham, Windham, and Wramplingham, which they enjoyed at the time
Mr. HAYNES married into that family.
This list of Mr. CUSHING'S is undoubtedly of great value, tending,
as it does, to confirm other statements and unofficial lists, but as it is
only a compilation made by a private individual, it is not inserted in
this work.
INTRODUCTION. xxiii
There is another very interesting paper included in Mr. DRAKE'S
work, which may be briefly noticed. It consists of extracts from the
municipal records of Leyden, in Holland, made by the Hon. HENRY C.
MuRPHY. Many English families took refuge in Leyden, and the
list referred to is a register of the births, marriages, and deaths which
occurred there among the exiles. It was from Leyden that many
of the first settlers in New England, popularly known as the Pilgrim
Fathers, came, and embarking from English ports, sailed on board the
ships Mayflower, Fortune, Ann, and Little James.
Among other notices contained in this list, are the following :
WILLIAM BRADFORD, of Austerfield, Eng., m. Nov. 30, 1613,
DOROTHY MAY, of Witzbuts, Eng.*
EDWARD WINSLOW, of London, m. 16 May, 1618, ELIZABETH
BARKER, of Chetsum, Eng.*
JOHN JENNE, of Norwich, Eng., m. i Nov., 1614, SARAH CAREY,
of Moncksoon.f
The three places here mentioned may be traced as Wisbeach, in
Cambridgeshire ; Chesham, in Buckinghamshire ; and Monk Soham,
in Suffolk. A family of the name of MAY certainly lived at Wis-
beach at the time referred to, as did one of the name of BARKER at
Chesham.
The foregoing extracts sufficiently demonstrate the nature of th e
Leyden records. Further notices are unnecessary, but the list of those
who embarked in the before-mentioned ships is of sufficient value to
entitle its insertion in this place, though it must be remembered that it
is not absolutely official. It is taken from the interesting work of the
Rev. Ashbel Steele, A.M., entitled " Chief of the Pilgrims, or the Life
and Times of William Brewster" Philadelphia, 1857, pp. 401 410.
* Both Bradford and Winslow sailed in the Mayflower.
t His wife probably died shortly afterwards, as the name of John Jenny is given alone in the
following list as coming over in the Ann, or Little James.
xxiv INTR OD UCTION.
LIST OF PASSENGERS IN THE MAYFLOWER;
Being the names of those who came over first, in the year 1620, and were the founders of New
Plymouth, which led to the planting of the other New England Colonies. This list of their
" names " and families, was preserved by Governor Bradford at the close of his History,
and is here presented in the order in which he placed them. The value of such an accurate
list cannot be too highly estimated.
Mr. JOHN CARVER ; who was chosen their first Governor on their arrival
at Cape Cod. He died the first spring. KATHERTNE, his
wife ; she died a few weeks after her husband, in the beginning
of summer.
DESIRE MINTER ; afterwards returned 'to her friends, in poor health, and
died in England.
JOHN ROWLAND ; man servant, afterwards married the daughter of
John Tillie, and had ten children.
ROGER WILDER ; man servant, died in the first sickness.
WILLIAM LATHAM ; a boy, after more than twenty years visited Eng-
land, and died at the Bahama Islands.
A maid servant ; who married, and died one or two years after.
JASPER MOORE ; who died the first season.
Mr. WILLIAM BREWSTER ; their Ruling Elder, lived some twenty-three
or four years after his arrival. MARY, his wife ; died between
1623 and 1627. LOVE BREWSTER; a son, married, lived to
the year 1650, had four children. WRESTLING BREWSTER;
youngest son.
RICHARD MORE and Brother ; two boys placed with the Elder. Richard
afterwards married, and had four or more children. His brother
died the first winter.
Mr. EDWARD WINSLOW ; Mr. W. afterwards chosen Governor, died in
1655, when on a commission to the West Indies. ELIZABETH,
his wife ; died the first winter. Mr. W. left two children by a
second marriage.
GEORGE SOULE and ELIAS STORY; two men in Winslow's family. G.
Soule married and had eight children. E. Story died in the
first sickness.
INTRODUCTION. xxv
ELLEN MORE ; a little girl placed in Mr. Winslow's family, sister of
Richard More, died soon after their arrival.
Mr. WILLIAM BRADFORD ; their second Governor, author of the history
of the Plymouth Colony, lived to the year 1657. DOROTHY,
his wife ; who died soon after their arrival. Governor Bradford
left a son in England to come afterwards had four children
by a second marriage.
Mr. ISAAC ALLERTON ; chosen first assistant to the Governor. MARY,
his wife ; who died in the first sickness. BARTHOLOMEW ; son,
married in England. REMEMBER and MARY, daughters. Re-
member married in Salem, had three or four children. Mary
married in Plymouth, had four children.
JOHN HOOK ; servant boy, died in the first sickness.
Mr. SAMUEL FULLER ; their physician. His wife and child remained,
and came over afterwards ; they had two more children.
WILLIAM BUTTEN ; servant, died on the passage.
JOHN CRACKSTON ; who died in the first sickness. JOHN CRACKSTON,
his son ; who died some five or six years after.
Capt. MYLES STANDISH ; who lived to the year 1656 ; chief in military
affairs. ROSE, his wife ; died in the first sickness. Capt. Stan-
dish had four sons living mj6$o, by a second marriage.
Mr. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN and his wife ; SOLOMON PROWER and JOHN
LANGEMORE, servants ; all died soon after their arrival. .
Mr. WILLIAM MULLINS, his wife, JOSEPH, a son ; these three died the
first winter. PRISCILLA, a daughter ; survived and married
John Alden. ROBERT CARTER, servant ; died the first winter.
Mr. WILLIAM WHITE ; died soon after landing. SUSANNA, his wife ;
afterwards married to Mr. E. Winslow. RESOLVED, a son ;
married and had five children. PEREGRINE, a son ; was born
after their arrival at Cape Cod, he cannot therefore be num-
bered among the passengers proper ; married, and had two chil-
dren before 1650.
WILLIAM HOLBECK and EDWARD THOMSON, servants ; both died soon
after landing.
Mr. STEPHEN HOPKINS, and ELIZABETH, his wife ; both lived over
d
xxvi INTRODUCTION.
twenty years after their arrival, and had a son and four daugh-
ters born in this country. GILES, and CONSTANTIA, by a former
marriage. Giles married ; had four children. Constantia mar-
ried ; had twelve children. DAMARIS, a son, and OCEANUS,
born at sea ; children by the present marriage.
EDWARD DOTY, and EDWARD LITSTER, servants. E. Doty by a second
marriage had seven children ; after his term of service went to
Virginia.
Mr. RICHARD WARREN ; his wife and five daughters were left, and came
over afterwards. They also had two sons ; and the daughters
married here.
JOHN BILLINGTON ; he was not from Leyden, or of the Leyden Com-
pany, but from London. ELLEN, his wife. JOHN, his son ;
who died in a few years. FRANCIS, the second son ; married
and had eight children.
EDWARD TILLIE, and ANN, his wife ; both died soon after their arrival.
HENRY SAMSON and HUMILITY COOPER, two children, their
cousins. Henry lived, married, had seven children. Humility
returned to England.
JOHN TILLIE, and his wife ; both died soon after they came on shore.
ELIZABETH, their daughter; afterwards married John Howland.
FRANCIS COOKE ; who lived until after 1650 ; his wife and other children
came afterwards ; they had six or more children. JOHN, his
son ; afterwards married ; had four children.
THOMAS ROGERS ; died in the first sickness. JOSEPH, his son ; was
living in 1650, married and had six children. Mr. Rogers' other
children came afterwards, and had families.
THOMAS TINKER, wife and son ; all died in the first sickness.
JOHN RIGDALE, ALICE, his wife ; both died in the first sickness.
JAMES CHILTON, his wife; both died in the first sickness. MARY,
their daughter ; lived, married, and had nine children. An-
other married daughter came afterwards.
EDWARD FULLER, his wife; both died in the first sickness. SAMUEL,
their son ; married ; had four children.
JOHN TURNER, two sons; names not given; all three died in the
INTR OD UCTION. xxvii
first' sickness. A daughter came some years afterwards to
Salem and there married.
FRANCIS EATON, SARAH, his wife ; she died the first winter ; by a
third marriage he left three children. SAMUEL, a son ; married
and had one child.
MOSES FLETCHER, JOHN GOODMAN, THOMAS WILLIAMS, DIGERIE
PRIEST, EDMOND MARGESON, RICHARD BRITTERIGE, RICH-
ARD CLARKE ; these seven died in the general sickness. The
wife of D. Priest, and children, came afterwards, she being the
sister of Mr. Allerton.
PETER BROWN ; lived some fourteen years after, was twice married, and
left four children.
RICHARD GARDINER ; became a seaman, and died abroad.
GILBERT WlNSLOW ; after living here a number of years, returned to
England.
JOHN ALDEN ; "a hopeful young man," hired at Southampton, married
Priscilla Mullens, as mentioned, and had eleven children.
JOHN ALLERTON.
THOMAS ENGLISH.
WILLIAM TREVORE, and ELY ; two seamen ; are commonly, but
incorrectly reckoned in the number of the first company of
passengers for the Colony ; Bradford himself says : " Two other
seamen were hired to stay a year ; * * when their time was
out they both returned." Accordingly he says of the Mayflower
company : " These being about a hundred souls, came over in
the first ship." Afterwards he adds : " Of these one hundred
persons who came over in this first ship together, the greatest
half died in the general mortality, and most of them in two or
three months' time.'' Omitting those two hired sailors who
returned, and counting the person that died and the child that
was born while on the passage as one passenger, we have the
exact number one liundred of the Pilgrim Company, " who
came over in the first ship." And, as fifty-one died the first
season, this enumeration makes good those other words of the
historian, that, " the greater half died in the general mortality."
d 2
xxviii INTR OD UCTION.
LIST OF PASSENGERS THAT ARRIVED, AFTER ONE
YEAR, IN THE SECOND SMALL SHIP FORTUNE;
Being parts of families, with others, left in England or Holland the year before. They arrived
at New Plymouth, on the nth of Nov., 1621.
JOHN ADAMS.
WILLIAM BASSITE (Bassett, probably two in his family).
WILLIAM BEALE.
EDWARD BOMPASSE.
JONATHAN BREWSTER ; the oldest son of Elder Brewster.
CLEMENT BRIGGES.
JOHN CANNON.
WILLIAM CONER.
ROBERT CUSHMAN ; for several years the Leyden Company's agent in
England. He returned in the Fortune to act still further as
agent for the Company ; was of great service in various ways ;
but died before coming again to settle in the Colony. THOMAS
CUSHMAN, son of Robert, about twelve years old ; came with
his father jn the Fortune, became an exemplary man in the
Colony, and succeeded Elder Brewster in the eldership, in 1649.
STEPHEN DEAN.
PHILIP DE LA NOYE."
THOMAS FLAVELL and son.
WIDOW FORD and three children, WILLIAM, MARTHA, and JOHN.
ROBERT HICKES.
WILLIAM HILTON.
BENNET MORGAN.
THOMAS MORTON.
AUSTIN NICHOLAS.
WILLIAM PALMER (probably two in his family).
WILLIAM PITT.
THOMAS PRINCE, or PRENCE ; married the Elder's daughter, Patience ;
was afterwards Governor.
MOSES SlMONSON.
INTRODUCTION. xxix
HUGH STATIE.
JAMES STEWARD.
WILLIAM TENCH.
JOHN WINSLOW ; brother of Mr. Edward Wins low.
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
LIST OF THOSE WHO CAME OVER IN THE ANN AND
LITTLE JAMES.
The vessels parted company at sea ; the Ann arrived the latter part of June, and the Little
James some week or ten days later ; part of the number were the wives and children of
persons already in the Colony.
ANTHONY ANNABAL ; afterwards settled in Scituate.
EDWARD BANGS ; settled in Eastham.
ROBERT BARTLETT.
FEAR BREWSTER and PATIENCE BREWSTER; daughters of Elder
Brewster.
MARY BUCKET.
EDWARD BURCHER.
THOMAS CLARKE. This Thomas Clarke's grave-stone is the oldest on
the Plymouth Burial Hill.
CHRISTOPHER CONANT.
CUTHBERT CUTHBERTSON ; was a Hollander.
ANTHONY Dix.
JOHN FAUNCE.
MANASSEII FAUNCE.
GOODWIFE FLAVELL ; probaby the wife of Thomas Flavell. who came
in the Fortune.
EDMUND FLOOD.
BRIDGET FULLER ; apparently the wife of Samuel Fuller, the physician.
TIMOTHY HATHERLY.
WILLIAM HEARD.
MARGARET HICKES and her children ; the wife of Robert Hickes, who
came in the Fortune.
xxx INTRODUCTION.
William Hilton's wife and two children. He had sent for them before
his death.
EDWARD HOLMAN.
JOHN JENNY; had "liberty, in 1636, to erect a mill for grinding and
beating of corn upon the brook of Plymouth."
ROBERT LONG.
EXPERIENCE MITCHELL.
GEORGE MORTON ; he brought with him his son, Nathaniel, and four
other children. NATHANIEL MORTON ; son of George Morton,
and afterwards Secretary of the Colony.
THOMAS MORTON, jr. ; son of Thomas Morton, who came in the
Fortune.
ELLEN NEWTON.
JOHN OLDHAM ; a man of some note afterwards.
FRANCES PALMER ; wife of William Palmer, who came in the
Fortune.
CHRISTIAN PENN.
Mr. Perec's two servants.
JOSHUA PRATT.
JAMES RAND.
ROBERT RATTLIFFE.
NICHOLAS SNOW ; settled in Eastham.
ALICE SOUTHWORTH ; widow, afterwards the second wife of Governor
Bradford.
FRANCIS SPRAGUE ; settled in Duxbury..
BARBARA STANDISH ; i.e., second wife of Captain Standish, married after
her arrival.
THOMAS TILDEN.
STEPHEN TRACY.
RALPH WALLEN.
It must not be imagined that the following pages furnish by any
means a complete list of the early settlers in America. In 1637 Thomas
1NTR OD UCTION. xxxi
Mayhevv was appointed, for a term of twenty-one years, to keep a record
of all those persons who left England " to passe into forraigne partes,"
but of Mayhew's lists nothing is to be found but the fragment com-
mencing at page 287, and that continues but for a few months. It cannot
be doubted but that other lists were made, but they are either lost, or
are among the mass of papers still uncatalogued at the Record Office.
We learn incidentally that 'ships left England almost daily for America,
but no records of them, or of their passengers, remain. Thus among the
registers of deaths in the parish of Deal, co. Kent, we find that on the
4th of May, 1639, Margaret, wife of Thomas Waldigraue, bound for New
England, was buried. Who was Thomas Waldigraue, and with what
company did he sail ?
We knovy that many ships sailed from Bristol, among others Tlte Angel
Gabriel and TJie James, conveying the Revd. Richard Mather and the
Revd. Daniel Maude, but no records of departures from that port remain.
Again, who were the companions who sailed in 1633 m the The Griffin,
with John Haynes and the Revd. Thomas Hooker ? Where are the lists
of Tlte Arabella, and other ships, in which John Winthrop and the foun-
ders of Massachusetts embarked ? Who went out with the Revd. Ezekiel
Rogers from Rowley, and with Fenwick, and the Revd. Henry Whitfield ?
These are but a few instances, to show how very imperfect are our records
of the early settlers.
Further, it should be borne in mind that only the names of those
were taken who legally left the shores of England. At page 142, for
example, and elsewhere throughout the book, we find that the passengers
were examined by the minister touching their conformity to the church
discipline of England, and that they had taken the oaths of allegiance
and supremacy ; elsewhere (p. 106, &c.) we find it certified that they are
no subsidy men, that is, men liable to the payment of a subsidy to the
crown. Among the thousands who emigrated to New England, it can-
not be doubted but that a very large number left to avoid payment of
the hateful subsidy, and that they would not take the oaths of allegiance
and supremacy. These, therefore, must have left secretly, and of such
no record would exist.
It is perhaps hardly necessary to say, that where, in the following
xxxii INTRODUCTION.
lists,, it is stated that so many people were transported to New England,
it does not mean that they were sent as felons, as the word, at the present
time, usually implies. It simply means that they were conveyed. Those
persons, however, who were convicted for upholding the cause of the
Duke of Monmouth (pp. 315 342), were undoubtedly transported, as we
now understand the word.
The Summer Islands, mentioned at pages 301 314, and elsewhere,
are now called the Bermudas. In 1609, Sir GKOKGE SOMERS, or SUMERS,
was driven on the islands in the course of a voyage to Virginia, and from
him the islands derived their name. The Virginia Company, who claimed
the islands by the right of having discovered them, sold them to a com-
pany of a hundred and twenty persons, who, having obtained a charter for
their settlement in 1612, sent out sixty settlers, with a governor. During
and immediately after the civil war in England, many persons of eminence
took refuge in the Bermudas, among others the poet WALLER, who cele-
brated their beauty in a poem, entitled " The Battle of tlie Summer
Islands"
Enough has been said to show the great value of the lists here given,
and I trust that others may be induced to make further search among
the documents in the Record Office, to bring to light the treasures there
hidden.
J. C. H.
May, 1873.
[Regijster of the names
of all y e Passinger w ch
Passed from y e Port of
London for on whole
yeare Endinge at
Xp mas 1 63 5.
Passinger w ch Passed from y e Port of
London.
Post festnm Natalis Christi 1634. vsq' ad festum Na: Christi
1635
Secundo Januarij 1634
IHEIS vnder written are to be transported to Virginea'imbarqued
in y e Merch' bonavunture JAMES RICROFTE M r bound thither
have taken y e oath of Allegeance.
yeres
WittM SAYER 58
BAZILL BROOKE 20
ROBERT PERCY 40
CHARLES MILLIARD 22
EDWARD CLARK 30
Jo: OGELL 18
RICHARD HARGRAVE 20
Jo: ANDERSON 20
FRANCIS SPENCER 23
JOHN LEWES 23
RICHARD HUGHES 19
JOHN CLARK 19
W M GUY 18
JOHN BURD 18
JAMES REDDING 19
RICHARD COOPER . .18
yeres
ANDREW JEFFERIES 24
W M MUNDAY 22
ARTHUR HOWELL 20
Jo: ABBY 22
JAMES MOYSER 28
MATHEW MARSHALL 30
W M SMITH 20
GARRETT RILEY 24
MILES RILEY 20
WlftM BURCH 19
PETER DOLE 20
JAMES METCALF 22
Jo: VNDERWOOD 23
ROBERT LUCK 25
JOHN WOOD 26
WALTER MORGAN 23
52
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1634
HENRIE IRISH 16
GEORGE GREENE 20
HENRY QUIXTON 20
Jo: BRYAN 25
ROBERT PAYTON 25
Tuo: SYMOND'S 27
MICHELL BROWNE *35
Jo: HODGES 37
Jo: EDMOND'S 16
GARRET POWNDER 19
Jo: WISE t28
HENRY DUXNELL 23
SYMON KENNEDAY 20
THO: HYET 22
THO: JAMES 20
JO SOTTERFOYTH 24
EMANUELL BOMER 18
LEONARD WETHERFIELD 17
JAMES LICKBURROWE 20
THO: SINGER 18
JESPER WITHY 21
ROBERT KERSLEY 22
Jo: SPRINGALL 18
THO: JESOPP 18
JAMES PERKYNS 42
DANIELL GREENE 24
W M HUTTON 24
Jo: WILKINSON 19
HUGH GARLAND 20
RICHARD SPICER 18
HUMFREY TOPSALL 24
THO: STANTON 20
Jo: WATSON 28
THO: MURFIE . . 20
JOHN FOUNTAINS 18
HENRY REDDING 22
LOUGIITON BOSTOCK l6
JOHN RUSSELI 19
Tno: RIDGLEY 23
ROBERT HARRIS 19
Wilbi MASON 19
VICTOR DERRICK 23
JOHN BAMFORD 28
GEO: SESSION 40
Jo: COOKE 47
THO: TOWNSON 26
THO: PARSON 30
MICHELL HOPKINSON 27
W'SuRGissoN 25
EDWARD FISHER 35
ROBERT FISHER 34
RICHARD ELLIS 29
Jo: ATKINSON 24
JO. HlCKCOMBOTTOM 24
JOSEPH WASHBORN 22
RICHARD PITT 19
EDWARD MAIOR 19
Jo: FAVOR 18
HENRY ANMER 16
ELLIN JONES 18
WlftM RlDGDELL 24
CHRISTOPHER CARNOLL 23
Jo: FEELDHOUSE 19
THO: TAYLOR 19
Jo: GRIMSCROFT 27
JESPER WESTON 27
JOHN LEE 17
JOHN SKORIE 16
* [Tliis age is uncertain, the first figure having been altered ; it, however, looks like a 3 followed
by two 5's.]
t [It is doubtful whether this age is 18 or 28.]
1634]
Y F - PORT OF LONDON.
37
JO: MOSELY ',.., 18
JEREEMY REDDING 18
RICHARD AST 30
JOHN ROLINSON 26
RICHARD GLAISTER 31
PROTHEROCK ALIS 24
JOHN TOWSE 26
RICHARD CAVE 28
THO: GOODMAN 25
PHILLIPP CONNER 21
LAUNCELOT PRYCE 21
Vxor THOMAZIN 18
KAT: YATES. 19
AVERYN COWPER 2O
Jo: DUNN 26
LEONARD EVANS 22
THO: ANDERSON 18
EDWARD CRANFIELD 24
mor ANN CRANFIELD 18
Jo: BAGGLEY 14
THO: SMITH 14
With! WESTON 30
THO: TOWNSEND 14
EDWARD DAVIES 25
MARY SAUND RS 26
JANE CHAMBERS 23
MARGARET MADDOCK'S 21
ROGER STURDEVANT 21
JOHN WIGG 24
JOHN GREENWOOD 16
ANDREW DUNTON 38
JOHN WISE 30
W M HUDSON 3 2
THO: EDENBURROW 37
JOHN HILL 50
HENRY ROGERS 30
ROBERT SMITHSON 23
NIC A : HARVY 30
JAMES GRASTON [or GRAFTON] 22
DANIELL DANIELL 18
REGINOLL HAWES 25
GEO: BURLINGHAM* 2O
JO: HUTCHINSON 22
JAMES GRAME t 17
RICHARD HARMAN 20
SAM: ASHLEY 19
GEO: BURLINGHAM 20
ELIZABETH JACKSON 17
SARA TURNER 20
MARY ASHLEY 24
MARGERIE FURBREDD 20
MARGARET HUNTLEY 20
RICHARD DOLL 25
THO: PERRY 34
vxor DOROTHY 26
BEN: PERRY 4
MARY CARLTON 23
ABRAM SILVESTER 40
THO: BOLTON 18
RICHARD CHAMPION 19
RICHARD CHAMPION 18
ABRAM SILVESTER 14
ELIZABETH NUNICK 20
Jo: ATKINSON 30
RIC R HORE 24
RALPH NICHOLSON 20
ROBERT MORE 19
JOAN NUBOLD 20
THO: HEBDEN .. . 20
* {It will be observed that this name is repeated five lines below.]
t [It is possible that this name may be intended for GRAND ; the last two letters are very badly
written.]
PASS1NGEX
PASSED FROM
['634
r/" Januarij 1634.
|HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to S l Christophers
the Barbadoes, JAMES ROMSEY M r bound thither have taken
y e oath of Allegeance.
yeves
JOHN PHII.LIPPS 21
JOHN ALLIX 23
DAVID JOHXES 24
WM WHITE 30
HUMFREY DAVIES 22
W M CANNION 21
EDWARD LAMPEUGH 35
GEORGE CLIFFE 26
ABRAM JNSOX 27
HENRIE WELLS 23
JOHN VSHER 26
EDMOND KNIGHT 21
THO: RASBOTTOM 23
W M GRIGGSON 14
RICHARD JONES 23
MICHELL WHITE 18
RICHARD BORNE 24
EDWARD FLETCHER 20
FRANCIS SOWTH 19
JOHN CONNY 20
ROBERT SKARVILL 21
EDWARD ROBINSON 18
JOHN HOLLAND 15
EDWARD ASH 20
THO:SANDBY 17
THO: GREENE 24
MARK THEODY 18
WlttM BURT 22
JOHN BOWES 23
HENRY CUPPLF.DIKE 20
ROB T STRATFORD 16
ROBERT HOLLAND 19
THO: BORNE 22
EDWARD ROBERT'S 25
JOHN CARTER 26
GEORGE BUTTON 19
EDWARD JENNOR 24
JOSEPH GLADE 20
PETER MONK 29
RICHARD COKE 38
ISACK PETER 20
PHILLIPP SQUIER 20
BARTHOLMEW FLUDE 24
RICHARD LAWRENCE 20
DANIELL SMITH 20
JOHN SYfiiES 17
ROBERT KETT ' 22
SUZAN HUDSON 20
MARY SEA 16
JOHN SHETTLEWORTH 28
RICHARD FRYMF. 26
ROB T HOLME 22
JOHN MORE 28
RICHARD PERCE 45
EDWARD JONES 21
MARK ELLVYN . 20
1634]
PORT OF LONDON.
39
HENRY PURSTYNN 18
RICHARD CHITTING 23
THO: MARFUTT 22
RICHARD EDMOND'S 18
W M PRICHARD 25
THO: ARNOLD 18
RICHARD CHAMBLIS 19
EDWARD BRUNT 25
GEORGE STOKES 23
HENRY FOOKES 21
ROBERT GRANGER 21
W 51 WALTER 26
JOHN RODS 20
EZECHELL CLEMENT'S 20
THO: CARPENTER 20
THO: SMITH 17
JOHN WHITE 27
JOHN WATKINSON 22
JOSEPH PARDY 23
ROBERT LANGRIDGE 20
JN ETHERINGTON 17
GEORGE WHITE 27
THO: COCKEY 25
ANT BLACKGROVE 24
JOHN HIGGINS 20
WittM HODGSON 20
THO: JENKYNNS 23
JN GREENEWOOD 26
JOHN PLACE 22
\V M HAYMAN 36
EDWARD SAVAGE 20
JO:CONNIERS 21
JOHN MORE 30
ROB T GROUND 22
WILLIAM BRUTON 22
WILLIAM WALTON 22
Withi SEWARD 26
HENRY RYMES 40
HENRY ILES 17
BRYAN ERLE 21
JOHN Fox 19
ROBERT GILBY 18
ROBERT BAKER 50
THO: PECK 20
WiftM HARRIS 35
JOHN TOWNE 27
CHRISTIAN MYNNIKYN 19
17 Februarij 1634.
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to the Barbadoes
imbarqued in y e Hopewcll Captcn THO: WOOD M r bound thither,
the passenges have taken the oath of Allegeance Supremacie.
yeres
WlftM VSHER 22
Ric R : HANBY 23
RICHARD JACKSON 17
yeres
JOHN HILL 19
RICHARD CLYNTON 23
JN HARRISON 46
PASSINGEJt Wc PASSED FROM
['634
JAMES READ 19
DUNSTON KEMBER 20
W M OWEN ,23
JN FREE 25
RICHARD GANE 19
THOMAS RICHARD'S 19
JOHN NICKS 23
MARTIN PERKYNN 20
ANTO BLADES* 24
ROBERT DYMOND 29
THO: DAYES 20
W M WALKER 21
RALPH HARWOOD 23
PHILLIPP PHILPOTT 30
JAMES PALLISTER 28
RICHARD CLARK 21
DANIELL BAKER 20
JOHN TAYLER 23
THOMAS PROSSER 20
JOHN EATON 20
THO: SMITH 21
JOHN JOHNSON 18
RICHARD HOLMES 24
RALPH TERRETT 24
HENRY TATNUM 20
ALEXANDER SMITH 18
JOHN CRAPP 37
JOHN FAUX 36
JOSEPH BRYAN 20
NEVILL HUTCHINS 20
W M WALTERS 22
WlftM PUTTEX 2O
ARCHIBALD WEYER 18
NATHAN IELL COBHAM 17
JARVICE DODDERIDGE
JOHN DECBORN
WiftM SERIFF
JOHN OFFWORD
THO: LEE
ROBERT RICHARD'S
GEORGE HITER
JOHN DREADD
ARTHUR WVND
RICHARD OSBORN
JOHN PHILLIPPS
JOHN STEEVENS
JOHN REDDHEDD
W M GlBSON
THO: WATERMAN
THO: JONES
Jo: NISOM
EDWARD LA YTON
WiltM BENSON
JOHN WHITEHEDD
RICHARD BARNARD ..
HENRY LONG
JOHN WILKS
THO: WELLMAN
THO: GATON
WiftM ALLIN
THO: LETTENY
ROBERT PORTER
JOHN HUGHES
HENRY ATKYNS
ROBERT KEMBER
ROBERT MILLS
JOHN DAVIES
THOMAS CROWDER..
21
22
19
24
2O
18
18
17
17
22
37
13
28
18
27
19
23
30
28
23
23
21
22
21
25
25
2O
20
20
22
21
19
25
21
[This name is very faintly written, but I do not think there can be any doubt about it.]
1 634]
PORT OF LONDON.
RICHARD PURNELL 21
ROBERT LYNLEY 20
HENRY HOLMES 44
JOHN KEY 30
JOHN WILLIAMS 21
JOHN FOWLER 24
JOHN OWEN 20
OWEN WILLIAMS 21
THO: DREW 26
W M BUMSTEDD 21
EDWARD JNSON 20
JOHN BOWND 20
JOHN HAIES 30
JOHN LYON 18
WittM CORSER 24
THOMAS TRIGG 21
ROBERT NISBETT 19
WiftM CADDY 21
JOHN CASSEDY 20
ALEXANDER MORE 24
RICHARD WELLYN 25
RICHARD GRIFF'S [GRIFFITHS] 24
ARTHUR YEOMANS 24
NICHOLAS HOBSON 23
W 51 MARROW 25
FRANCIS DENE 21
JOHN PHILPOTT 16
JOHN STRATTERGOOD 18
W M CANT 19
HENRIE SPECKMAN 27
JOHN YAT'S 19
W M RANSE 2;
GEORGE SELMAN 16
NICHOLAS BLADES 21
JOHN CLARK 24
THO: EYERIE 19
THO: MEDWELL 31
Jo: BASHER 20
JAMES ELLERTON 18
RICHARD HANDS 19
MEDUSALA WATT'S 20
THO: HAMES 19
PHILLIPP CARTWRITE 20
JOHN LOFTIS 21
MlCHELL ROCKS 21
Jo: LING 45
THO: SHERMAN 26
W M JACKSON 30
JAMES GOLDINGHAM 32
RIC R : RAINOLDS 19
Jo: NOKES 20
FRANC'S [FRANCIS] SYMOND'S 21
THOMAS LURTING 21
JAMES ANDERSON 19
WALTER JAGO.. 20
JOHN BEAD 22
JOHN YOUNG 19
THO: HUBBARD 20
EDWARD BROWNE 24
W M SEERE 22
\V M LEVYXS 22
Jo: HAMOND 17
EDWARD PULLIN 27
JAMES CULLIMOR 22
Jo: DE PARK 28
RICHARD WALTON 21
ROBERT COLLIE 20
JOSEPH HEPWORTH 33
WittM WALTERS 32
DANIELL SMITH 33
6
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
RICHARD TKUEMAN 24
W M MASTERS 21
Jo: CLERE 26
RANDALL OGDEX 19
THO: BROWNE . . .11
xj" Marcij 1634
HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to
Cripplegate.:"-' MSB New England having brought Certificate from the
Justices of the peace Minister of the pish the ptie hath taken the oaths
of Allegeance Supremacie.
PETER HOWSON xxxj yeres his Wife ELLIN HOWSON 39 yeres old.
de sjochia Sci )
Egiddij [Giles] f
Turris
London
HEIS vnder written names are are (sic) to be transported
to New-England having brought attestacon Certific
from the Justices of peace Minister of the pish according to the LLs
[Lords] of the Councells order the ptie hath taken the oaths of Allegeance
Supremacie.
yeres
THOMAS STARES 3 1
SUZAN JOHNSON 12
1 6 Marcij 1634
HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-
England imbarqued in y e Christian de Lo: JO: WHITE.
M r bound thither, the Men have taken y<= oath of Allegeance Su-
premacie.
Mildred
Bredstret
yeres
FRANCIS STILES 35
Tuo: BASSETT 37
THO: STILES 20
THO: BARBER 21
Jo: DYER 28
yeres
Jo: HARRIS 28
JAMES HORWOOD '... 30
Jo: REEVES 19
THO: FOULFOOT 22
JAMES BUSKET 28
1 634, 1635]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
43
TIIO: Coop [COOPER] 18
EDWARD PRESTON 13
Jo: CRIBB 30
GEORGE CHAPPELL 20
ROBERT ROBINSON 45
EDWARD PATTESON 33
FRANCIS MARSHALL 30
RIC R : HEYLEI 22
THO: HALFORD . ...-20
THO: HAUKSEWORTH 23
Jo: STILES 35
HENRIE STILES 40
JANE WORDEN 30
JOAN STILES 35
HENRY STILES 3
Jo: STILES 9. Mo:
RACHELL STILES 28
22 Marcij 1634
[HEIS vnder-written names are to be imbarqued in y e Planter
Nic: TRARICE M r bound for New-England p Certificat from
Stepney pish, and Attestacon from S r THO: JAY, M r SlMON MUSKETT
2 Justices of the Peace, the Men have taken the oaths of Supremacie
Allegeance.
yeres
NICHOLAS DAVIES 40
SARA DA VIES 48
JOSEPH DAVIES 13
W M LOCK 6
A Sawyer Jo: MADDOX 43
Glover JAMES LONNIN 26
ROBERT STEVENS 22^ A Sawyer
JOHN MORE 24 I A Labourer
JAMES HAIEWARD 22 [4 servants
JUDITH PHIPPIN i6J
26 Marcij 1635
| HIS vnder written name is to be imbarqued in the Peter Bonaven-
ture. THO: HARMAN M 1 bound for y e Barbadoes S l Christo-
phers p Certificate from S l Androwes pish Holborne : And Attestacoh
from Justice GRIMSTON Justice SHEPPARD hath taken the oaths of
Allegeance Supremacie.
WitlM BANKS 21 yeeres.
62
44 PASBINGER WCH PASSED FROM [1635
Primo Aprill 1635
|N the Hopcwcllrt Lond m' W M BUNDOCKE Vs New Engtd
Jo" COOPER 41 yers \ of oney [Olney]* /-theis haue taken
EDMOND FARRINGTON 47 yers I in Buckingham- < the othe of Alleg
\V M PARRYER 36 ) sher ^fsupremcie
GEO: GRIGG'S 42 jofLanden "|
1 [? Lavenden]* ! in Bucking-
PHILLIP KYRTLAND ...21 \of Sherington [ hcasher
N A KYRTLAND 19 j of Sherington J
THO. GRIGG'S 15 yers
W M GRIGG'S..... 14
ELISA. GRIGG'S 10
MARY GRIGG'S 6
JAMES GRIGG'S 2
WIBROE 42 ys wife of Jo N COOPER
ELIZA: 49 yers wife of EDMOND FARRIXGTON
ALYCE 37 yers wife of \V M PURRYERf
ALYCE 42 yers wife of GEO. GRIGG'S
MARY COOPER 13.
Children of GEO: GRIGGS aforsaid
Jo* COOPER 10 / r
V Children of To N COOPER aforsaid
THO. COOPER.., 7 C
MARTHA COOPER 5'
PHILLIP PHILLIPP 15 yers seru 1 to Jo N COOPER
SARRA FARRINGTON... 14^
MATHEW FARRINGTON 12 /
Jo* FAWUNGTON ^Children of EDW. ; FARRINGTON
ELIZA. FARRINGTON... 8'
[I have no doubt that Olney and Lavenden are meant ; both which places, as well as Sher-
ington, are in the Hundred of Newport.]
t [It is probable that this is intended for PARRYER, a name which appears above ; it is
however, clearly written PURRYER.]
J [So in the original ; but doubtless intended for EDMOXD, which name occurs above.]
"635]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
45
MARY PURR'YER* 7,
SARRA PURRYER* 5 I Children of W" PURRYER.*
KATHREN PURRYER* tSmonthes'
27 psons
2" Aprilis 1635
[HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Planter NlC: TRARICE M r bound thither the
pties have brought Certificate from the Minister of S l S l (sic) Albons in
Hertfordshier Attestacon from the Justices of peace according to the
Lords order.
yeres
A Mercer Jo: TUTTELL 39
JOAN TUTTELL 42
JOHN LAWRENCE 17
W M LAWRENCE 12
MARIE LAWRENCE 9
ABIGALL TUTTELL 6
SYMON TUTTELL 4
SARA TUTTELL 2
Jo: TUTTELL i
JOAN ANTROBUSS 65
MARIE WRAST 24
THO: GREENE 15
NATHAN HEFORDf 16
servant to Jo: TUTTELL
MARIE CHITTWOOD 24
Shoemaker. THO: OLNEY 35
MARIE OLNEY 30
THO: OLNEY 3
EPENETUS OLNEY i
Husbandman GEO: GIDDINS ... 25
JANE GIDDINS 20
THO: SAVAGE, a Tayler 27
A Tayl r RICHARD HARVIE ... -22
Husb:man FRANC'S [FRANCIS]
PEBODDY 21
Lynnen wever W M WlLCOCK-
SON 34
MARGARET WILCOCKSON 24
JO: WlLLCOCKSON 2
ANN HARVIE 22
A Mason W M BEARDSLEY 30
MARIE BEADSLEY 26
MARIE BEADSLIE 4
JOHN BEADSLIE 2
JOSEPH BEADSLIE 6. mo:
Husbandman ALLIN PERLEY . 27
Shoemaker WittM FELLOE ... 24
A Taylor FRANCIS BAKER ... 24
* [See note t on previous page.]
t [This name is very difficult to decipher.]
4 6
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
['635
Tno: CARTER 25.
MlCIIELL WlLLMSOX [WlL- /
n > servants to GEO: GlDDINS prd
LIAMSON] 30 f
. 12'
ELIZABETH MORRISON ...
3 rf Aprill 1635
Statinor JAMES WEAUER 23 yers f
Husbandman dwetge in ) EDMOND WEAVER ... 28 yers his wife
Auckstrey in herefordsher ) MARGRETT aged 30 yers.
|HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in y e Hopewell M r W M BUNDICK. the pties have
brought Certificate from the Minister f Justices of peace, that they are
no Subsedy men. they have taken the oath of alleg: f Supremacie.
Husbandman Jo: ASTWOOD ... 26
JO: RUGGELLS 10
MARTHA CARTER 27
MARIE ELLIOTT 13
Nazing in Essex.
Shoemaker Jo: RUGGELLS 44
V.*WBARBARIE RUGGELLS... 30
Jo: RUGGELLS 2
ELIZABETH ELLIOT 8
GILES PAYSON 26
ISACK MORRIS 9
Husbandman. Jo: PEAT 38
of Duffill* pish
in Derbieshier.
EDWARD KEELE 14
Jo: GOADBY 16
Jo: BILL 13
THO: GREENE 15
p Cert: from Stanstedd Abbeyf
in com Hert.
Husb:man LAWRENCE WHITTI-
MOR 63
ELIZABETH WHITTIMOR . 57
ELIZABETH TURNER 20
SARA ELLIOTT 6
ROBERT DAY 30
W M PEACOCK . 12
Husbandman ISACK DISBROUGH 18
of Ell-Tisleyj in com
Cambridge.
ELIZ: ELLIOTT 30
LYDDIA ELLIOT 4
PHILLIP ELLIOT ..
Husbandman ROBERT TITUS
of St. Katherins 35
vxor H ANNA TITUS 31
Jo: TITUS 8
EDMOND 5
* [Probably Duffield, in Appletree Hundred.]
t [Stansted Abbot is a Township in the Hundred of Braughin, Herts.]
t [Eltisley, a parish in the Hundred of Longstow.]
1635] Y E PORT OF LONDON. 47
GE'O: WOODWARD 35. fishmonger.
p Certi from S r GEO: WHITMOR S r Nic RAYNTOX two Justices of y e
Peace in London. from Jo: THORP Minister of y e pish of St Buttolphs
Billings gate.
JO be Imbarqued In the PfttrBtnev* dt Lo. m' Cap* HARMAX v r s
Barbades.
Theis pties here vnder expressed haue brought Certeficat from two
Justices of peace that the toke the oathe of Allega Sppremacie Also
cer' fro ye Ministr of the pishe this 3^ Aprill 1635
yers
THO; HATHORNE aged 22
W M MORRISOX 23
RALPH VAUGHAN 22 \
JANE MADDOCKES 21
ALCE MACE 22
MARGRETT ELLGATE 24
MARGRETT HARTFORDE . 22
4'* Aprill 1635
|N the Peter Bonav tr de Lo. m' Cap* HARMAX for Barbades Theis
two pties brought Cer' from two Justices of peace- the Ministr
of their Conformity accord to order.
W M CLERKE 29 yers. | THO: SERGEANT 23 yers.
vj Aprilis 1635
|HEIS pties heerevnder mencioned are to be transported to New-
England : imbarqued in the Planter Nic: TRARICE M 1 ' bound
thither : they have brought Certificate from the Justices of Peace
Ministers of y e pish that they are conformable to the orders of y e Church
of England and are no Subsedy Men : they have taken the oath of
Supremacie Allegeance die et An prd.
yeres
A Carrier MARTIN SAUNDERS 40
vxor RACHELL SAUNDERS.... 40
48 PASS1NGEK W^" PASSED FROM [1635
/ LEA SAUNDERS 10
3 children \ JUDITH SAUNDR'S 8
v MARTIN SAUNDERS 4
/ MARIE FULLER 17
3 servant's-! RICHARD SMITH 14
(RIC R : RIDLEY 16
Husb: FRANCIS NEWCOM 30
,- RACHELL NEWCOM 20
wife 2 children-! RACHELL NEWCOM 2j
vjo: NEWCOin 9 moneths
A Glover ANT STANNION 24
DANIELL HANBURY 29
FRANCIS DEXTER 13
WiftM DAWES 15
MARIE SAUNDERS 15
A Taylor CLEMENT BATES 40
ANN BATES 40
[ JAMES BATES 14
I CLEMENT BATES 12
JOSEPH BATES 5
BEN: BATES 2
servant's P :WYNCHESTER l *
(. JARVICE GOLD* 30
Theis pties imbarqued in
the Eliz. Mr W M STAGG
,. bound for New England
p Cert: from the Justic's
Ministers of y e pish.
More for the Planter
Husbandman RICHARD TUTTELL 42
ANN TUTTELL 41
ANNA TUTTELL 12
Jo: TUTTELL 10
RABECCA TUTTELL 6
ISBELL TUTTELL 70
MARIE WOLHOUSTON 30
* ["The scribe made a brace against Jo : WYNCHESTER, and began to write servant against
the name, but stopped when he had written se. and wrote servants against JERVICE (JARVICK)
e.]
1635] Y E PORT OF LONDON. 49
Husbandman WittM TUTTELL 26
ELIZABETH TUTTELL 23
Jo: TUTTELL 3^
ANN TUTTELL 2 a q r
THO: TUTTELL 3. mo:
SYCILLIE CLARK 16
MARIE BILL .. .n
PHILLIPP ATWOOD 12
BARTHOL: FALDOE 16
A Carpenter THO: PELL* 26
MARIE P/ELL 26
MA'RIE PELL
i
16
A Carpenter FRANC'S BUSH-
NELL.. , 26
MARIE BUSHNELL 26
MARTHA BUSHNELL i
WittM LEAf 16
MARIE SMITH 18
ELIZABETH SWAYNE 20
MARGARET LEACH 15
HANNA SMITH 18
ANN WELLS 15
|N the Hopewell WiftM BuNDOCK Mr bound for New-England c.
JAMES BURGIS 14
ALEXANDER THWAIT'S 20
Jo: ABBOTT 16
Jo: BELLOWES 12
JO:JOHNES 18
CHRISTIOM \ LUDDINGTON 18
MARIE ABBOTT 16
MARIE COKE 14
MARIE PEAKE 15
ATayler THO: PELL 22
A Glazier Jo: BUSHNELL 21
* [This and the three following names are crossed through in the original MS.]
t [It will be seen that this is a repetition of one of the crossed-out names in the first column.]
J [Probably intended for CHRISTIAN. The original, however, is distinctly written.]
7
5
PASSING ER WCH PASSED FROM
[1635
JN the Rabccca of London, M l HODGES for New-England
A Husbandman. PETER VNDERWOOD 22
ISABELL CRADDOCK 30
vij" Aprilis 1635
[HIS ptie vndcr mencioned is to be imbarqued in the Planter bound
for New-England, p Cert: from ALDERMAN FENN of his con-
formitie. he hath taken the oath of Allegeance f Supremacie.
RICHARD FENN 27
3 Aprilis 1635 At Gravesend.
JHEIS vnder written names are to be transported to S< Christophers
imbarqued in the Paul of London, Jo: ACKLIN, M r bound
thither, there was Cert: brought from the Minister of S' Katherins of
their conformitie of their discipline C orders to y e Church of England
the Men did take y e oath of Alleg: and Supremacie.
ycres
RALPH REASON 23
EDWARD MERRIFIELD 19
ROBERT WADE 35
WittM HAIES 24
GEO: RISHFORD 24
MATHEW MOYSES 17
ROBERT RICHARDSON .......... 20
Jo: MOUNTAIN 20
Jo: WILLIS 29
Jo: FRENCH 18
yeres
THO: WATSON 29
DAVID EVANS 22
STEEVEN GARRET 19
W M BEDDLE 19
RICHARD LOCK 20
ABRAM WATSON 19
JAMES CARTER 25
W M SCARSBRICK 23
W M CHURCH 21
JOHN REINOJD'S 23
]' A PORT OF LONDON.
HENRY BAGIN 22
W'LAfflYN 21
HANXA ROPER 23
HENRY LEE 30
EDWARD SMALLMAN 21
ROBERT ATKINSON 23
Tno: FEARFAX 22
MATHEW TURNER 46
EDWARD GASS 20
HENRY SENTENCE 20
EDMOND DAVIES 21
EDWARD BARNES 16
THO: NOTT , 18
Jo: ADAMS 16
EDWARD GRAY 32
Jo: WATT'S 21
EDWARD FISHER 27
RIC R : CROWDER 28
RIC K : PRESTON 21
RIC K : OLDER 24
W'KiNG 18
Jo: HOLMES 22
Nic SEDEN 20
FRA: STOTT 32
PHILLIPP JENING'S 25
ROBERT SPURR 24
THO: SPENDERGRASS 24
Nic: HOLLIS 20
RIC R : DANES 20
49
|N the Peter Boiiaventurc. THO: HARMAN M r bound for the Bar-
babodoes, theis vnder written names p order : they have taken
y c oaths of Supremacie and Allegeance.
yeres
THO: BERKYNN 24
Jo: WESTGARTH 28
Jo: SWEETING 26
JAMES TOWNSON 29
RIC R : DAWSON 28
THO: GREENWOOD 15
THO: IVESON 36
Tno: HYWOOD 22
W M BANK'S 23
Jo: GREENLY 20
DANIELL DAVIES 26
ROBERT BRABAN 29
Jo: THOMAS 25
yercs
Ric": LEECH 22
RIC R : ABBOTT 20
AMBROSE HUETT 27
Jo: WHITE 25
Jo: WESTON 26
W" WESTON 16
W M HOWSEMAN 12
Ric n : CHAPMAN 40
THO: CUTLER 35
JAMES JACKSON 33
Jo: SMITHEMAN 23
ROBERT SAVAGE 21
GEO: PENNY 24
7 2
PASSIJVGER W c " PASSED FROM
Jo PATTMAN 23
THO: COKE 3
Jo: SYMONDS 19
Jo: BOONE 12
Nic: EVANS 16
Jo: WYDHOUSE 15
RIC E : HOLLINBY 20
W M LODGE 13
ISACK PRATT 22
o: EVANS 17
AMES ROBARD'S 20
Ric": CLARK 19
GEO: PLUNCKETT 19
W M MACCOWDIN 19
Jo: ALLIDAY 20
WALTER GIBSON 25
Jo: WYNKLES 20
Jo: VYNN 17
ROBERT ROE 19
MAURICE Wilhis [WILLIAMS]. fS
DENNIS MORTAGH 30
Jo: DUKKARTII 31
Ric": MANSFIELD 22
GRKGORIE OGELL 15
WWniTLOCK 31
Jo: LONG 20
Jo: THOMSON 31
Tno: FARMER 22
RIC R : BROWNLEY 19
MATIIEW WESTWOOD 18
Jo: MATHER 21
ROBERT PENDRED 40
DAVID ROBINSON 20
WiftM BECKKITT 26
THO: EVANS 20
Jo: HYND 24
W 5 ' MECHAM 20
ROGER WILLS 20
THO: TEDDER 19
Jo: SESSIONS 22
DANIELL DENNIS 22
CAPTEN JACOB LAKE 30
LUKE STOKES 35
RICHARD SPEED 35
PHILLIPP HENSON 21
ARTHUR WATKYNS 25
JO: JOYNER 25
Jo: DENT 30
ROBERT JNSON 26
Jo: SAWCOTT 18
Jo: BUNCE 18
Jo: ROBINSON 26
Ric": PELL 22
Jo: DISIIERD 22
THO: LAMBERD 23
GEO: CHAPMAN 17
W M ASTON 17
ADRIAN COKE 27
ROBERT PHILKYNN 25
JN SYMPSON 29
STEEVEN GREENLY 16
MARY LOVELEY 35
ANN LOVELY 10
MARGARET LUCOCK'S 27
ANNIS PERCY 24
1635] Y E PORT OF LONDON. 53
8 Aprilis 1635
iHEIS pties herevnder mentioned are to be transported to New-
England : imbarqued in the Elisabeth of London W M STAGG M r
bound thither : they have taken the oath of Allegeance C Supremacie
p Cert: from the pish of St Alphage Cropplegate [Cripplegate] the
Minister there.
Tanners W" HOLDRED 25
ROGER PRESTON 21
DANIELL BRODLEY 20
ISACK STUDMAN* 30
That theis 3 ptics prd are no Subsedie men : wee whose names
herevnto are written belonging to Blackwell Hall, do averr they are
none.
ROB TE FARRANDS.
THOMAS SMITH.
j|HEIS pties herevnder written are to be transported in the Planter:
prd. p Cert: from the Minister of Kingston vpon Thames in the
County of Surrey of their conformitie : y l they are no Subsedy men.
A Miller PALMER TINGLEY f 21
An ostler W M BtJTTERICK 20
A Miller THO: JEWELL 27
ix Aprilis 1635
|N the Elizabeth de London prd M r Wllhl STAGG bound for New-
England : Theis vnder-written names have brought Cert: from
ye Minister of Hauckust % in Kent : f Attestation from two Justices of
* [This fourth name is in a different handwriting from the preceding three, and was doubtless
inserted after the succeeding paragraph (in which thret only are referred to) had been written.]
t [The first letter of this name is very faintly marked ; but, after close examination, I cannot
doubt that it is aT.]
% [Hawkhurst, in the Lathe of Scray.]
5 4 PASSINGER WC" PASSED FROM [1635
Peace being conformable to the Church of England C that they are no
Subsedy Men.
yeres
A Clothier JAMES HOSMER 28
f Vxor ANN HOSMER 27
wife 2 children-! MARIE HOSMER 2
(ANN HOSSMER 3. mo:
t MARIE DONNARD 24
maidservts -> MARIE MARTIN 19
Jo: STON 40
EDWARD GOLD 28
GEO: RUSSELL 19
Jo: MUSSELL 15
Nono die Aprilis 1635
jjN the Rabecca M r Jo: HODGES bound for New-England.
Husbandman. JACOB WELSH 32
GEO: WOODWARD 35
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Rabecca prd.
ELIZABETH WINCKOLL . . 52
JO:WINCKOLL 13
W M SwAYNEaged 16
FRANCIS SWAYNE 14
\f l Aprill 1635
IN the Elisa f Anne m' Ro. COWPER Vs New England
THOMAS HEDSALL 47
1635] Tf E PORT OF LONDON. 55
I N the Encrease of Lond. m' ROBERT LEA v r s New Engtd
a Mason GEO: BACON* 43 yers :
SAMUELL ^ yers ) Children of the Said Mason*
{ j [BACON].
SUSAN 10
a Husbandman THO: JOSTLIN 43
REBECCA his wife 43
ELIZA. WARD a maid serut 38
REBECCA iS ~-
DOROTHY 1 1
x T Children of the said
NATHANIELL .. 08 ^
., THO: JOSTLIN
ELIZA 6
MARY i
x? Aprilis 1635
[HEIS vnder written names are to be transported in the Planter
prd Nic: TRARICE M r bound for New Engl: p Cert: of the
Minister of Sudburie in Suffolk f from the Maior 'of the Towne of his
conformitie to the orders discipline of the Church of England that
he is no Subsedy man. he hath taken the oath of Alleg: Suprem:
yeres
Carrier RICHARD HASFELLf 54
vxor MARTHA 42
MARIE HASFELL 17
SARA HASFELL 14
5 daughters.
MARTHA HASFELL 8
RACHELL HASFELL 6
^ RUTH HASFELL 3
* [This name was first written MASON, in mistake, and then altered to BACON ; the correction,
however, was not made for the children. I therefore suggest, in their case, what is doubtless
the correct reading, within brackets.]
t [With some of the daughters, this name appears to be written HAFFELL ; it is, however,
evidently intended for HASFELL : in the first name, that of RICHARD HASFELL, it is quite
clear.]
56 PASSINGER W<=" PASSED FROM [1635
ALICE SMITH 40
ELIZABETH Coop [COOPER] 24
Jo: SMITH 13
JOB HAWKINS 15
JN the Planter prd: Theis vnder names are to be transported to
New-England.
EGLIN HANFORD 46
r MARGARET HANFORD 16
2 daughters | ELIZ . HANFORD ^
RODOLPHUS ELMES 15
THO: STANSLEY . 16
|N the Elizabeth of London : W M STAGG M r bound for New-England.
WittM WILD 30
PETER THORNE 20
ALICE WILD 40
xj die Aprilis 1635
|N the Eliz: prd w" STAGG M r bound for New-England : the pties
vnder written have brought Certificate according to order
A Carpenter W M WHITTEREDD 36
vxor ELIZABETH 30
sonn THO: WHITTREDD . , 10
Jo: CLUFFE 22
Jo: WILD 17
SAmVEL HAIEWARD 22
Jo: DUKE 20
IN the Planter prd : Theis vnder written names are to be trans-
ported to New-England p Certificate according to order
SARA PITTNEI 22
( SARA PITNEI . . 7
MARGARET PITNEY 22
RACHELL DEANE 31
1635] Y E PORT OF LONDON. 57
xiij" Aprilis 1635
JN $& Elizabeth f Ann M r ROGER Coop [COOPER] bound for New-
England p Cert: from the Maior of Evesham in com worc r from
the Minister of y e pish, of their Conformitie.
MARGERIE WASHBORN 49
)
2 sonns
Jo: WASHBORNE 14 1
ii )
PHILLIPP WASHBORNE
|N the Elizabeth de Lo: W M STAGG M' pni: theis vnder written
names brought Certi. from the Minister of St Savio r s Southwark:
of their conformitie.
THO: MILLET 30
vxor MARIE MILLET 29
VRSULA GREENOWAV 32
HENRIE BULL 19
JOSUA WHEAT 17
Jo: SMITH 12
RALPH CHAPMAN 20
THO: MILLET ... 2
jHIS vnder written name is to be imbarqued in ^Increase ROBERT
LEA M r bound for New-England. . p Cert, from Billerecay in
Essex, from the Minister of y e pish that he is no Subsedy man.
Husbandmen W M RUSCO 41
et vxor RABECCA 40
SARA Rusco 9 .
MARIE Rusco 71
>4 children.
SAmVEL S\
W M RUSCO i )
8
PASS1NGER
PASSED FROM
['635
j|N the Increase prd. Theis vnder written names are to be trans-
ported to New England : p Cert: from All S t>s Stayning's
Mark-lane of their Conformitie to the Church of England.
A Taylor TllO: PAGE 29
ELIZABETH PAGE 28 \
THO: PAGE 2 (-wife 2 children.
KATHERIN PAGE i)
EDWARD SPARK'S 22 )
(. 2 serv's
KAT: TAYLOR 24 j
ROGER Coop [COOPER] M r : Theis pties
herevnder expressed are to be imbarqued for New-England
having taken the oaths of Allegeance Supremacie likewise brought
Certificate both from the Ministers Justices where their abiding's were
latlie of their conformitie to the discipline orders of the Church of
England, y l they are no Subsedy Men.
Husb: ROBERT HAWKYNNS . . 25
Jo: WHITNEY 35
Jo: PALMERLEY 20
RICHARD MARTIN 12
Jo: WHITNEY 1 1
RICHARD WHITNEY 9
NATHANIELL WHITNEY .... 8
THO: WHITNEY 6
JONATHAN WHITNEY i
Nic: SENSION 13
HENRY JACKSON 29
W H HUBBARD 35
THO: HUBBARD . ... 10
THO: EATON i
MARIE HAWKYNNS 24
ELLIN WHITNEY 30
ABIGALL EATON 35
SARA CARTRACK 24
JANE DAifiAND 9
MARY EATON 4
MARIE BROOMER 10
MILDRED CARTRACK 2
JOSEPH ALSOPP 14
YE PORT OF LONDON.
59
8N the Susan f Ellin EDWARD PAYNE Mr for New- England
Theis pties herevnder expressed have brought Certificate from
the Minister f Justices of their Conformitie that they are no Subsedy
Men
Husbandman JOHN PROCTER . 40
MARTHA PROCTER 28
JOHN PROCTER 3
MARIE PROCTER i
ALICE STREET 28
Husb: WALTER THORNTON . . 36
JOANNA THORNTON 44
JOHN NORTH 20
MARY PYNDER 53
FRANCIS PYNDER 20
MARIE PYNDER 17
JOANNA FINDER 14
ANNA PYNDER 12
KATHERIN PINDER 10
Jo: PYNDER 8
RICHARD SKOFIELD 22
EDWARD WEEDEN 22
GEORGE WILBY 16
RICHARD HAWKINS 15
THO: PARKER 30
SYMON BURD 20
Jo: MANSFIELD 34
CLEMENT COLE 30
Jo: JONES 20
W M BURROW 19
PHILLIP ATWOOD 13
W"SNOWE 18
EDWARD Luinus* 24
Husb: RICHARD SALTONSTALL 23
MERRIALL SALTONSTALL .... 22
MERRIALL SALTONSTALL ..9 Mo:
THO: WELLS 30
PETER Coop [COOPER] 28
W" LAMBART 26
SAmVEL PODD 25
JEREMY BELCHER 22
MARIE CLIFFORD 25
JANE COE 30
MARIE RIDDLESDEN 17
Jo: PELLAM 20
MATHEW HITCHCOCK 25
ELIZABETH NICHOLLS 25
TOMAZIN CARPENTER 35
ANN FOWLE 25
EDMOND GORDEN 18
THO: SYDLIE 22
MARGARET LEACH 22
MARIE SMITH 21
ELIZABETH SWAYNE 16
GRACE BEWLIE 30
ANN WELLS 20
DYONIS TAYLER 48
HANNA SMITH 30
Jo: BACKLEY 15
W M BATTRICK , , 18
* It is very likely this name may be intended
plainly written .
for Lam[m]as ; the second letter is, however,
82
6o
PASSJXGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
15 May 1635
PENELOPY PEI.LAM 16 yers to passe to her brother plantao" [plantation]
xitij" Apr His 1635
IN the Increase of London M r ROB LEA bounde for New Eng-
land
Theis haue
taken the
oathes of
Allegance f
ROBERT CORDELL
Gouldsmith in
Limbert Stret*
sent them a Way v
SAMUELL ANDREWES aged 37
ROB TE NANEY
aged 22 yeres
ROB TB SANKEY .... aged 30 yeres
JAMES GIBBONS .... aged 21 yeres
Also.
Supremacye,
and haue
brought Cer-
teficat of their
conformety
w c '> are this
_ day filed
JANE the wife of thabouesaid SAHI ANDREWES 30 y r O All for newland
ELLYN LONGE her s'runte aged 20 yeares ( [New England]
JANE ANDREWES her daughter aged 3 yeares Tin the Increase
ELIZABETH ANDROWES her daughter aged 2 yeares J aforesaid
xv""-Aprill 1635
[N the Eliza, de Lond. m' W M STAGG vrs New Englad
RICH. WALKER 24 yers
Jo N BEAMOND 23
W" BEAMOND 27
THO: LETTYNE 23
Jo N JOHNSON 23
theis ptis haue taken Oathe of
Allegane of Supremacy before
Sr W M WHITIMOR f S r NICHO:
RANTON
WALKER
15
* [Doubtless intended for Lombard Street.]
1635] y PORT OF LONDON. 61
>
\$ th Aprill 1635
JN the Eliza. . Anne de Lon m' ROGER COOPER v r s New England
PERCY KINGE 24 yers. a Maid seruant to m' Ro: CROWLEY:
IN the Eliza. . de Lo. m' W M STAGG vrs New England
JAMES WALKER 15 yers SARRA. WALKER 17 yers: Seru''s to Jo"
BROWNE a Baker f to on W" BRASEY linen drap in Cheapside
Lond p Cert, of their Conformity.
xviij" Aprilis 1635
|HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Increase de Lo: ROBERT LEA M r the ptie prd
having brought Certificat's from the Minister f Justices of y e Peace of
his conformitie to the Church of England
yeres
Glover THO: BLOGGETT 30
vxor SUZAN BLOGGETT 37
DANIELL BLOGGET 4)
, ( 2 children.
SAMVELL BLOGGET i i )
IN the Increase prd. The ptie vnder written hath brought Certifi-
cate from the Minister of Wapping from two Justices of peace,
of his Conformitie to y e Church of England: to passe in y e said Ship
for New-England
Lynnen wever THO: CHITTINGDEN 51
vxor RABECCA CHITTINGDEN 40
ISACK CHITTINGDEN 10
HEN: CHITTINGDEN 6
\ 2 children
' )
62 PASSINGER W" 1 PASSED FROM [1635
|HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Susan Ellin EDWARD PAYNE M 1 : the pties
have brought Certificates from ye Ministers Justices of the peace y l
they are no Subsedy Men : are conformable to y<= orders discipline of
the Church of England
A Drap RALPH HUDSON 42
vxor MARIE HUDSON 42
/- HAXNA HUDSON 14
3 children J ELIZ: HUDSON 5
vjo: HUDSON 12
THO: BRIGGHAM 32
'BEN: THWING 16
ANN GIBSON 34
servant's-^ JUDITH KIRK 18
Jo: MORE 41
LHENRV KNOWLES 25
GEO RICHARDSON 30
BEN: THOMLINS 18
EDWARD THOMLINS 30
BARBARA FORD 1 6
JOAN BROOMER 13
RICHARD BROOKE , . . . 24
THO: BROOKE 18
Husbandman SYMON CROSBY 26
vxor ANN CROSBY 25
THO: CROSBY 8 week's I j Child
Husbandman Ric": ROWTON 36
vxor ANN ROWTON 36
EDMOND ROWTON 6 1 1 child.
A Husb:man PERCIVALL GREENE 32
vxor ELLIN GREENE 32
YE- PORT OF LONDON.
To: TRAXE 25-1
12 servant s
MARGARET Dix 1 8 j
Jo: ATHERSON 24
ANN BLASON 27
BEN: BUCKLEY 1 1
DANIELL BUCKLEY 9
JO: CORRINGTON , 33
MARY CORRINGTON 33
xiiij" Aprilis 1635
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to the Barbadoes
imbarqued in the Faulcon de London, THO: IRISH M r p Certifi-
cate from the Minister of the pish of their conformity to the orders of
the Church of England, The Men have taken the oaths of Allegeance f
Supremacie.
GABRIELL BOLT 29
OWEN BLISS 30
GEO: SAY 26
BASSELL TERRY 22
MARMADUKE TURNER 21
Jo: BASSETT 19
Jo: SHEERING 26
HENRIE BIDDLESTON 17
THO: LETT 22
SAMVEL STOR* 17
JAMES BURT 13
CHARLES FALL 19
W M SENNOTT 20
Jo: BROWNE 20
THO: WEBB 18
Jo: HOPWOOD 20
Nic: WADE 19
ROBERT DAVERS 14
HENRY DYE 20
EDWARD BULL 22
FARFORD GOLDSMITH 22
THO: CRISPIN 19
FRANCIS SHERES 26
JOHN BATHE 23
SMITH BAKKR 28
JAMES HIBBINS 17
Jo: BELTON 48
NICOLAS FUTCROFT 16
W M BlNGHAM 1 8
HUMFREY MORRIS 1 8
Jo: DALLINGER 16
Jo: ROGERS 34
Jo: SPYER 32
FRANCIS SMITH 20
ABRAHAM HALLOWAY 20
JOSEPH DRAp [DRAPER] 21
* [The last letter is very indistinctly written : the name may be read as STOR, STON, or STOW.]
6 4
PASSfNGEK WCH PASSED FROM
['635
THO: BROMBY 59
Jo: BROMBY 27
JESPER GlGGON l8
JOHN BRUMWELL 22
Ric": DENT 17
THOMAS GUALMAY 22
RICHARD SNATHE 19
RICHARD COCKMAN 20
THOMAS ALLIN 22
VALENTINE LOVE 18
ROBERT HAXLEY 21
THO: METCALF 20
W 51 KNIGHT 30
HENRIE GILDER 1 8
GEORGE LEE 16
ANT: BOLDSWORTH 1 8
JOHN CHURCH 21
JOHN SCOTT 16
ROBERT JONES 25
NATHANIELL WRITE 32
JOHN JONES 24
THO: WALLIS 27
TOBY HAZELL
GEO: CLARK
THO: ROBERT'S
MARMADUKE CROSBY .
GEO: HARRIS
ROGER SAWTER
MARIE PERRY
ELIZABETH ELSON
BRIDGET GERDEN
KATHERIN HILI
MARIE NEWCOM
BENEDICTER SHERIIACK
MARIE CREW
ELIZABETH LONG
WINIFRED HAND
ELIZABETH CURTIS
W-STURGIS
THO: KNO\VLES . . .
PETER LOSTELL . . .
WALTER HOLBURD
20
IS
18
28
17
'7
18
18
19
20
17
20
19
21
2O
22
14
18
16
14
24
Aprilis 1635.
JHEIS pties hereafter expressed are to be transported to New-
England imbarqued in y e Increase ROBERT LEA M r - having taken
the oathes of Allegeance f Supremacie : As also being conformable to
the Governm 1 f discipline of the Church of England whereof they
brought testimony p Cert: from y e Justices f Ministers where there
abodes have latlie been, (viz'.)
yeres
Husbandman SAMVELL MORSE 50
vxor ELIZABETH MORSE 48
* [Crossed through in the original ; the age is doubtftd.]
1635] YE PORT OF LONDON. 65
JOSEPH MORSE 20
ELIZABETH DANIELL 2
Alynnen wev' PHILEMON DALTON 45
vxor HANNA DALTON 35
SAMVEL DALTON s
W M WHITE 14
Husbandman MARTHAW MARVYN 35
vxor ELIZABETH MARVYNN , 31
ELIZABETH MARVINN 31
MATHEW MARVYNN 8
MARIE MARVYNN 6
SARA MARVYNN 3
HANNA MARVYNN \
Jo: WARNER 20
ISACK MORE 13
Carpenter SAMVELL IRELAND 32
vxor MARIE IRELAND 30
MARTHA IRELAND \\
Plowrite. Wilht BUCK 50
ROGER BUCK - 18
A joyner. Jo: DAVIES 29
A Husbandman. ABRAM FLEMING 40
Husb: Jo: FOKAR 21
Clothier. THO: PARISH 22
JOHN OWDIE 17
Butcher W M HOUGHTQN 22
Husb: Wilht PAYNE 37
ANNA PAYNE 40
W M PAYNE 10
ANNA PAYNE 5
Jo: PAYNE , . . . 3
DANIELL PAYNE 8. week's.
9
66
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
JO: KlLBORNE IO
JAMES ROGER . , 20
RICHARD NUNN 19
THO: BARRET 16
Jo: HACKWELL 1 8
Chirurgion SYMON AYRES 48
vxor DOROTHY AYRES 38
MARIE AYRES 15
THO: AYRES 13
SYMON AYRES 1 1
RABECCA AYRES 9
JANE RAWLIN 30
JAMES BITTON 27
W M POTTER 25
ELIZABETH WOOD 38
ELIZABETH BEARDS 24
SUZAN PAYNE 1 1
AYMES GLADWELL 16
PHEBE PERCE 18
Carpenter HENRY CROSSE .... 20
Husb: THO: KILBORNE 55
vxor FRANCIS KILBORNE .... 50
MARGARET KILBORNE ..,,.. 23
LYDDIA KILBORNE 22
MARIE KILBORNE 16
FRANCIS KILBORNE 12
Husbandman" SYMON STONE 30
vxor JOAN STONE , . 38
'FRANCIS STONE 16
ANN STONE 1 1
SYMON STONE 4
MARIE STONE 3
_Jo: STONE 5 weekes
CHRISTIAN AYRES 7
ANNA AYRES 5
BENIAMIN AYRES 3
SARA AYRES 3. mo:
A Sawy r STEEVEN VPSON 23
Jo: WYNDELL 16
pSACK WORDEN l8
J NATHANIELL WOOD 12
ELIZABETH STREATON 19
TOLLER 16
children
seruants
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
67
1 6 Aprilis 1635
IHEIS pties hereafter expressed are to be transported to the Island
of Providence imbarqued in ye Expectation CORNELIUS BlL-
LINGE M r , having taken the Ooaths of Allegeance f Supremacie: As
likewise being conformable to the Church of England ; whereof they
brought testimonie from the Ministers Justices of Peace, of their
Abodes
FRANCIS SMITH 36
THO: PALMER 18
LEONARD SMITH 22
MATHEW HAMBLEN 38
W M LYNLIE 58
CHRISTIAN WHETSTON 19
W M CAWDLE 19
FLORENCE DICKENSON 19
Jo: BAKER 42
Jo: MARTIN 30
W M SMITH 20
ANT DOWSELL 20
RICHARD SLIE 20
FRANCIS DALES 20
PETER AWBREY 32
THO: FELD 18
EDWARD HASSARD 24
RICHARD BULL 17
RICHARD REINOLD'S 16
WEAKINS IS
JO: TOTNELL 16
EDWARD HORSHAM 14
RICHARD TRENDALL 16
WREAD 1 6
MATHEW PIPPIN . , 20
MARY BAKER 42
ELISHA BRIDGES 16
WiftM THORP 30
ELIZABETH THORP 20
ELIZABETH THORP 2
JOAN FELVER 50
MARGARET ROLLRIGHT .... 45
ELLIN COOPER 24
ELIZABETH COKE 20
MARIE CHADDOCK 20
ELIZABETH HAMOND 25
ALICE AWBREY 29
ELIZABETH LAWRENCE 26
ANN NOBLE 21
MARIE HARROWIGG 21
MILLICENT LEECH 28
MARIE GOODWYNN 20
KATHERIN WEBB 22
ELIZABETH SCOTT 20
MARIE HOWES 18
DOROTHY LAWRENCE 28
ELIZAB: HORSHAM 16
ALICE GOLDHAM 26
RICHARD PRICE 14
RICHARD LANE 38
92
68
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
['635
ALICE LANE 30
SAMVEL LANE 7
Jo: LANE 4
OZIELL LANE 3
Jo: ATKINSON 36
LOVE ATKINSON 38
ELIZABETH OWEN 30
MARIE MILWARD 21
ISACK BARTON 27
ABRAM RAY 20
DORCAS HORSHAM 40
MARIE GRIFFINN 17
17 Aprilis 1635
IHEIS pties herevnder expressed are to be transported to New-
England imbarqued in y= Elizabeth W* STAGG M r p Cert: from
the Ministers Justices of the Peace of their Conformitie to the Church
of England : they have taken the oaths of Allegeance Supremacie
yeres
Husb: JAMES BATE 53
ALICE BATE 52
LYDDIA BATE 20
MARIE BATE 17
MARGARET BATE 12
JAMES BATES 9
Husbandman EDWARD BUL-
LOCK 32
ELIZABETH STEDMAN 26
NATHANIELL STEDMAN 5
ISACK STEDMAN i
ROBERT THORNTON 1 1
MARGARET DAVIES 32
ELIZABETH DAVIES i
DOROTHY SMITH 45
filia MARY SMITH 15
PETER GARDNER 18
W M HuBBARD 35
RACHELL BIGG 6
PATIENCE FOSTER 40
HOPESTILL FOSTER 14
FRANCIS WHITE 24
JOAN SELLIN 50
ANN SELLIN 7
EDWARD LOOMES 27
Jo: HUBBARD 10
Jo: DAVIES 9
MARIE DAVIES 4
Jo: BROWNE 40
1*35]
YE PORT OF LONDON.
69
JHE ptie herevnder named with his wife children is to be trans-
ported to New-England imbarqued in the Elizabetli Ann
WlftM COOPER M r bound thither the ptie hath brought testimony from
the Minister of his conformitie to the orders discipline of the Church
of England from the two Justices of peace y l he hath taken the oaths
of Allegeance Supremacie.
ALEXANDER BAKER 28
Vxor ELIZABETH 23
ELIZABETH BAKER 3
CHRISTIAN BAKER
CLEMENT CHAPLIN 48
W H SWAYNE 50
yeres
24 Aprilis 1635
|HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to the Island of
Providence imbarqued in the Expectacon aforesaid, the pties have
taken ye oath of Alleg:
yeres
NICHOLAS RISKYMER 31
W M RANDALL 26
ANDREW LEAY 24
Jo: LEAY 25
Jo: BLOXSALL 28
SAM: GOODENUFF 22
EDWARD HASTING'S 23
THO: HOBBS i s
Jo: SARACOLE 17
THO: WILSON \s
27 Aprilis 1635
[HEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-
England ROGER COOPER M r bound thither, in the Elizabeth
Ann. the pties have brought Certificate from the Minister at West-
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
minster : f the Justices of the Peace of his Conformitie. the ptie hath
taken the oaths of Alleg. f Suprem:
A Carpenter RICHARD BROCKE 31
EDWARD SALL 24
DANIELL PRESTON 13
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to the Barbadoes
St Christophers, imbarqued in the Ann f Elizabeth JO:
BROOKEHAVEN Capten f M r having taken the oaths of Allegeance f
Supremacie. As also being Conformable to the orders f discipline of the
Church of England f no Subsedy Men. whereof they brought test : from
the Minister of St Katherins neere y e Tower of London.
yeres
JOHN CROFT'S 30
NATHANIELL BEDFORD 19
Jo: MASON 20
Jo: ORAM 21
CHRISTOPHER FISH 24
OWEN ANDROWE 18
ROBERT ANDERSON 22
JOHN GREENE 25
JOSEPH WALLINGTON 19
JOHN HAIEWARD 22
THOMAS MARTIN 16
EDMOND HOLLO WAY 17
THOMAS PIERCE 19
WILLIAM HAYWARD 18
EDWARD WILKINSON 17
RICHARD GALE 16
ROBERT TRATT 21
THOMAS REDDMAN 16
WiftM GRUBB 16
JOHN GOLDING 21
CLEMENT HUTCHINSON. 20
yeres
BARTHOLOMEW BENNET 18
THOMAS TYLER 21
JOHN PRICHARD 20
GILES BARNES 19
HUGH SADLER 20
HARFORD YOUNG 20
JOHN WJLLIAMS 16
ANDREW EVANS 16
JOHN BARRET 16
JOSEPH WALKER 18
JAMES TATE 17
JOHN SMITH 14
NATHANIELL BOLTON 19
W M LAYDON 17
THOMAS AVERY 18
THO: LEAKE 18
DAVIE WILLIAMS 17
WiftM HARRIS 23
JOHN TURPIN 22
FRANCIS SAIEWELL 1 8
MATHEW ROGERS 21
PORT OF LONDON.
BRYAN BOURK 19
ANT TAYLOR 26
ANDREW CARR 23
OWEN GARRET 20
JOHN FRAZILL 29
JOHN PORTER 24
CHARLES POLLINGTON 26
CHARLES JACKSON 18
EDWARD BACON 25
THOMAS ROBINSON 31
PATRICK CONLY [or COULY]... 21
GEORGE GODDIN 31
ARTHUR ROKER 20
THO: DALE 28
JOHN DAVIES 19
THO: BURTON 19
HUGH WYNSTONLY 20
BARTHOLMEW DRAPER 20
ROBERT BROCK 25
HUGH TAWYER 18
W M GREENE 17
PATRICK CONNYER 20
RICHARD KING 23
WiftM BARNES 17
WiftM TAYLOR 23
ROBERT SENNODD 23
THOMAS PERKYNN 29
WittM LONGWITH 26
THO GULLIFER 28
JOHN DAVIES 18
RICHARD CAWOOD 25
RICHARD DYNLEY 19
DENNIS PEKE 20
NICHOLAS GREENE... . 18
ROBERT LAYCOCK 18
MlCHELL ESTPLYNN 18
JAMES BELL 19
FREND PICTO 20
JOHN WHITHEDD 22
Jo: MALLION 21
THO: BEDLAM 24
THO: LONE* 19
THOMAS WAZELL 21
EDWARD GARRARD 26
JOHN COKE 22
JEREMY HARTLEY 30
GILBERT HOLDSWORTH 30
Wometi.
KATHERIN LLOYD 19
SUZAN GREENE 20
MARGERIE BARRAN 19
ELIZABETH BENNING 18
ELIZABETH BRUSTER 18
JOAN SMITH 27
SUZAN MORE 21
ALICE DIXON 21
JANE STAFFORD 24
ALICE HILTON 18
KATHERIN RUSSELL 20
MARY POWELL 23
DEBORAWlNKE 21
RABECCA BEDDING 18
MATHEW PAGE 20
ANN SPICER 26
MARIE JONES 20
MARGERY HARDING 20
MARIE KINDERSLIE . . 26
* [Perhaps intended for LOUE, i.e. LOVE.]
PASSINGEX We f PASSED FROM
[1635
29" Aprilis 1635
|HEIS vnder written names are to betrans ported to New-England
imbarqued in the Elizabeth f Ann ROGER Coop [COOPER] M r
the pties have brought Certificate from the Minister of the pish Justices
of Peace of their conformitie to the orders discipline of the Church
of England y l they are no Subsedy-men
RlC R : GOARD 17
A Smith THO: LORD 50
vxor DOROTHY 46
THOMAS LORD 16
ANN. LORD 14
W M LORD 12
JOHN LORD 10
JAMES COBBETT 23
JOSEPH FABERR 26
THO: FOUNT* 21
ROBERT LORD 9
AYMIE LORD 6
DOROTHY LORD 4
JOSIAS COBBET 21
JO: HOLLOWAY 21
JANE BENNET 16
W M REEVE . 22
eodem 29 Aprilis 1635
A Taylor CHRISTOPHER STANLEY 32
vxor SUZANNA 31
W M SAMOND 19
4 Maij 1635.
*
JHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Eliz: Ann prd. The pties have brought
Certificate from the Minister Justic's of the Peace of their conformitie
f that they are no Subsedy Men.
A Tallow-Chandler HEN: WILKINSON 25
ROBERT HAIES 19 A soapeboyler.
[It is impossible to decide whether this name is PONNT or FOUNT; it is so indistinctly
written, that it may even be intended for POUND.]
'635]
PORT OF LONDON.
73
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England:
imbarqued in the Abigail RICHARD HACKWELL M r : The
pties have brought Certificate from y e Minister Justices of their
conformitie to the orders discipline of the Church of England
THO: BUTTOLPH 32
vxor ANN BUTTOLPH 24
W M FULLER 25
Jo: FULLER 15
NATHANIELL TYLLY 32
PETER KETTELL 10
THO: STEEVENS 12
ELIZ: HARDING . .12
2" Maij 1635
jHElS vnder-written names are to be transported to y e Barbadoes
imbarqued in the Alexander Capt: BURCHE and GILBERT
GRIMES M r p Certificate from the Minister where they late dwelt
the Men tooke the oaths of Alleg. Supremacie die et A prd
yeres
Witt.M RAPEN 29
LEONARD STAPLES 22
Jo: STANFORD 24
JAMES MANZER 27
Jo: WATTS ,... 25
THO: CLARK 26
MICHELL KIMP 27
HENRY BROUGHTON 20
GEO: VENTIMER 20
ROBERT HARDY 18
THO: DABB 25
GEO: NORTON 22
W M HUCKLE 20
EDWARD KEMP 19
yeres
W M POWELL 19
RALPH PROWD 26
Jo: BULLMAN 40
Jo: WATT'S 19
W M DENCH 16
FRANCIS PECK 22
Jo: BENSTEDD ,. 24
SYMON PARLER 24
RICHARD HOWSEMAN 19
WALTER JONES 20
PHELIX LYNE 25
ARTHUR WRITE 21
LEWES WiftMS [WILLIAMS] ... 21
W M POTT 18
10
74
PASSINGEK W CIf PASSED FROM
[1635
yeres
THOMAS GILSON 21
Nic: WATSON 26
OLLIVER HOOKHAM 3 2
CHRI: BUCKLANU 25
Jo: HILL 23
ANTHONY SKOOLER 20
Jo: ANDERSON 21
W M PHILLIPPS 17
Jo: BESFORD 18
HENRY YATMAN 21
ROBERT DUCE 18
OWEN WILLIAMS 18
Jo: WRITE 24
WILLIAM CLARK 19
EDWARD HALINGWORTH 46
RICHARD POWELL 32
HENRY LONGSHA 23
Jo: BUSH 22
JONATHAN FRANKLIN 17
Jo: PHILLIPPS 20
RICHARD CRIBB 19
THO: BROWNE 18
Jo: GREENWICH 21
JO:NEDSOM* 19
EDV/ARD CHURCH 18
ANT THRELCATT 19
W M WlLLIS 17
CLEMENT HAWKINS 16
LEWES HUGHES 19
JOHN GREENE 22
RICHARD MARSHALL 36
MATHEW CALLAND 16
LEWES DAVID 28
GEO: WHITE . 18
yeres
GEO. RIDGLIE 17
DENNIS M a BRIAN [MACBRIAN] 18
JO: BUSSELL 36
JAMES DRIVER 27
HUGH JOHNES 22
TlIO: GlLDINGWATER 30
JOHN ASHURST 24
JAMES PARKINSON 23
WittM YOUNG 21
W M SMITH 18
MORGAN JONES 31
Jo: RICHARD 30
PETER FLAMING 16
MILES FARRING 24
ROBERT ATKINS 23
BENIAMIN MASON 23
THO: RUTTEK 22
Jo: HOWSE 41
Jo: COLE 20
JAMES WATTS 35
W M CROWEf 17
PHILLIPP LOVELL 34
vxor ELIZABETH LOVELL 33
ROWLAND MATHEW 27
ROBERT SPRITE 30
Jo: WESTON 41
JAMES SMITH 19
Jo: SMITH 19
RICHARD LEE 22
W M SEELY 29
EDWARD PLUNKET. 20
THO: PLUNKLTT 28
ROWLAND PLUNKETT 18
TEAGUE NACTON 28
* \Might be read as NEESOM.]
t [Or, perhaps, CROME.]
PORT OF LONDON.
75
DERMOND 6 BRYAN 20
CHARLES GALLOWAY 19
JAMES MONTGOMERY 19
JN M a CONRY 28
SAUIYELL FRIDAY 20
SAMVELL FARRON 30
EDMOND MONTGOMERY 26
OLLIVER BASSETT 14
PARRY WY 15
DANIELL BURCH 14
RICHARD STONE 13
THOMAS TAYLER 27
EDMOND NASH 21
jo: HERRING 28
W M BEATON 24
THO: ROE 22
EDWARD BANK'S 35
THO: FLUDD 21
DAVID COLLINGWORTH 22
W M MATHEWS 30
TYMOTHIE GOODMAN 27
THO: PENSON 20
WiftM ANDERSON 36
GEO: MERRIMAN 41
Jo: DELLAHAY 27
ROBERT LEE 33
Jo: JACKSON 24
ALEXANDER DE LA GARDE ... 27
FRANCIS MARSHALL 26
WALTER LUTTERELL 20
Jo: WHITE 15
Jo: BURTON 17
SYMON WOOD 14
ROBERT MUSSELL 14
RICHARD FANE ...
ROBERT ROBERT'S
W'LAKE
RICHARD IVESON
HUMFREY KERBY
EDWARD COKES ...
HENRY MORTON...
JAMES BRETT
THO: DENNIS
THO: MORE
Jo: LAWRENCE ...
W M MARTIN
RICHARD PHILPE
Women.
BARBARIE REASON
JANE MARSHALL
DIANA DRAKE
MARY INGLISH
ANNIS BARRAT
MARIE LAMBETH
ANN MANN
ELIZABETH WARREN ...
ANN SKYNGGLE
ALICE CHUMP*
MATHEW MAY
ELIZABETH CHAMBERS
ELIZABETH FARMER ...
MARGARET CONWAY ...
GRACE WALKER ,
EDITH JONES
ALICE GUY '.
MARY SPENDLEY
ANN GARDNER ,
15
US'
14
16
1 8
17
20
17
IS
33
17
13
20
21
1 9
17
20
17
17
17
18
20
21
20
20
2O
34
21
20
17
36
[It is possible this name may be intended for CHAMP.]
IO 2
7 6
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
['635
6 Maij. 1635
[HEIS vnder-vvritten names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Elizabeth Ann ROGER Coop [COOPER] M r ,
the pties have brought Cert: from the Ministers where their abodes were:
from the Justices of peace of their conformitie to the orders disci-
pline of the Church of England, y l they are no Subsedy Men, they
have taken the oaths of Alleg: Suprem:
SAMVELL HALL 25
W M SWYNDEN 20
tjo: HALSEY* 24
VYNCENT POTTER 21
RIC R : GOARD 17
W M ADAMS 15
fHENRY CURTIS* 27
viij Maij 1635.
|N the Elisabeth Ann prd ROGER Coop [COOPER] M r - Theis
vnder written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the said Shipp : They brought Cert, of their Conformite
to the Church of England y' they are no Subsedy Men.
JOHN WYLIE 25
Jo: THOMSON 22
EDMOND WESTON 30
GAMALIELL BEOMONT 12
AWDRY WHITTON 45
GEORGE ORRIS 21
tjo: JACKSON* 27
ELIZABETH FABIN 16
GRACE BULKLEY 33
Nono die Maij 1635.
JHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England,
imbarqued in y e Susan Ellin EDWARD PAYNE M r - The pties
have brought Certificate from the Minister of the pish of their conformitie
* [The f is in the original.]
1635] Y E PORT OF LONDON. 77
to the Churcli of England, that they are no Subsedy Men. the pties
have taken the oaths of Alleg Suprem:
yeres
PETER BULKLEY 50
THO: BROOKE 20
PRECILLA JARMAN 10
yeres
Ric": BROOKE 24
ELIZABETH TAYLOR 10
ANN LIEFORD 13
|N the Elizabeth Ann prd ROGER Coop [COOPER] M r bound for
New-England.
yeres
ROBERT JEOFFERIES 30
.MARIE JEOFFERIES 27
wife 3JTHO: JEFFERIES 7
children"j ELIZABETH JEFFERIES 6
'MARY JEFFERIES 3
HANNA DAY 20
SUZAN BROWNE 21
ROBERT CARR 21 ATayler
CALEBB CARR u
Ric": WHITE 30x
THO: DANE 32 (-Carpenters
W M HlLLIARD . . 21 J
(1
c 2 maidserv 1 ' 5
xj Maij 1635.
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Elizabeth Ann prd The pties have brought
Certificate from the Minister Justices of Peace of their conformitie to
y e orders discipline of the Church of England, y l they are no
Subsedy Men.
A Shoemaker WiftM COURSER 26^
A Husbandman GEO: WYLDE 37 I yeres
A Carpenter GEO: PARKER 23)
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
xij Maij 1635
IN the Elizabeth Ann ROGER COOPER M r bound to New-
England : Theis vnder written names are to be transported p
Certificate from y e Minister of Bennandin* in Kent of their Conformitie
to y e orders discipline of y e Church of England.
JOHN BORDEN 28
vxor JOAN 23
Nic: MORECOCK 14
BEXNET MORECOCK 16
MARIE MORECOCK . . 10
JEREMY WHITTON 8
MATHEW BORDEN 5
ELIZ: BORDEN 3
bro weverf THOMAS WHITTON 36
SAMVELL BAKER 30
14 Maij 1635
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Elizabeth Ann ROGER COOPER Mr the pties
have brought Certificatt from the Minister of the pish of his conformitie
to the orders discipline of the Church of England.
yeres
A Tayler RICHARD SANSOM . 28
THO: ALSOPP 20
JOHN OLDHAM 12
THO: OLDHAM 10
ROB T STANDY . 22
xif Maij 1635
JHEIS vnder-written names are to Virginea : imbarqued in the
Plaine Joan RICHARD BUCKAM M r . the pties having brought
Attestacon of their conformitie to the orders discipline of the Church
of England.
[Benendon is a parish in the Hundred of Rolvenden, in the Lathe of Scray.]
t [Meaning not clear.]
1635]
YE PORT OF LONDON.
79
ROBERT BRIERS 21
JN JOHNSON 20
ROBERT COKE 25
Jo: ALSOPP 50
W M PIGGOTT 50
W M TOPLISS 30
THO: ARNOLD 30
W M PAULSON 23
Jo: NORTHIN 22
THO: TURNER 21
Jo: BEDDELL 22
Jo: BARROWE 26
Jo: TRENT 27
Jo: COKER 21
HENRIE DONOLDSON 25
W" LAVOR 22
CHRI: DAVIES 22
CHRI: TAYLOR 22
DANIELL CLARK 33
RICHARD DAY 32
ROBERT LEWES 23
LUKE BLAND 20
Jo: WARREN 27
JAMES WARD 18
THO: STUMP* 32
TOBIAS FRIER 18
WILLM STEDDALL 26
CHRI: THOMAS 26
RICHARD FLEMING 24
MATHEW LEm 20
HENRY PERPOYNT 22
THO: HALL 21
EDWARD WILSON 22
Jo: PALLIDAY 23
yeres
RICHARD WOLLEY 36
WiftM CLARK 27
W M BALDWINN 24
W 51 COLLINS 20
THO: PITCHER 20
JOSEPH NELSON 26
FRANCIS GRAY 15
SAMVELL YOUNG 14
ROBERT Hurr 14
Jo: RADDISH 23
THO: BULKLEY 32
ROBERT BROOKE 33
RICHARD DOWNES 34
ARTHUR PEACH 20
W M JAMES 26
TYM: BLACKETT 40
ROGER KOORBE 25
ANN PERK'S 27
THO: BRITTON 26
W M COLLINS 34
Jo: RESBURIE 30
HENRY JACKSON 24
CHARLES M a CARTIE 27
OWEN M 1 CARTIE 18
CHARLES FLANE 18
RICHARD LAWRENCE 20
THO: GODBITT 20
Nic: KENT 16
THOMAS NEWMAN 15
PETER SUDBURROWE 20
THO: LLOYD 20
W M HITCHCOCK 27
FRANCIS BARBER 18
EDWARD WHEELER . 18
* [May, however, l>e read STAMP.]
8o
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
JAMES MILLER 18
Jo: SHAWE 21
Jo: MARSHALL 21
Jo: ARIS 19
ROBERT WARD 22
Tuo: VIPER 26
ROB T SHINGLEWOOD 26
GEO: SMITH 34
Jo: HUGHES 30
GEO: TALBOTT 18
ROBERT GILBERT 18
Jo: BENNET 18
Jo: ROLLES 22
JAMES WYND 23
JN MARSH 26
RALPH WRAY 64
21" Maij 1635
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to S' Christo-
phers, imbarqued in the Mat/iew of London, RICHARD GOOD-
LADD M r p warrant from ye Earle of Carlisle.
yeres
THOMAS KNIGHT 21
Jo: HILL 18
Jo: RAWLINS 18
FRANCIS PENN 22
GEORGE ALLERTON 23
ROWLAND MILLINGTON 24
Ric": THOMAS \o
ROGER THOMAS 22
RICHARD GRIGGSON 34
Jo: BRUNING 20
ROBERT COKE 32
CLINTON CUTLER 20
THO: TURNER 25
Jo: WOOD 22
W M ROBINSON 26
EDWARD BICROFT 22
Jo: STURDY 26
ANT. NETBIE . , .20
yeres
ROBERT WENDEVER 25
SAMVEL TRESE 20
EVAN JONES 19
GABRIELL DAVIES 38
EDWARD EELES 20
DAVIE THOMAS 40
RICHARD HORRIBYNN 31
CHRISTOPHER WATSON 21
JAMES HUBBARD 27
W M STOE 18
MATHEW TOMLINSON 31
THO: HALL 25
W M MARSH 26
Jo: HATTERTON 38
THO: TERRILL 18
ROBERT FAUCE [or FANCE] ... 40
MILES COVENTRIE 18
Jo: THOMAS 14
'635]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
8r
yeres
THO: REEVE 24
LEWES AWBREY 30
JAMES WALKER 30
THO: VENN 27
GEO: BALL 51
THO: GOSLING 22
Jo: PALMER 19
JAMES COTES 21
W M HELAWE 21
MATHEW HELY 21
ORIGINALL Lowis 28
Jo: THOMSON , 34
W" BROOKES 25
Jo: DOE 22
MATHEW WALKER 19
WALTER COLLINS 18
Jo: CLINTON 19
ADAM CHESTERMAN 19
HUYN HALLOWELL 22
W" SALMON 25
Jo: LANGE 22
RICHARD LOVE 28
Jo: GREENE 29
EDWARD WARREN 28
Jo: PAPLE 21
ROBERT DENTON 26
W M ELVYN 23
GEO: TEMS [or TENIS] 20
GEO: SWALES 19
MARMADUKE READ 25
Jo: KIBE 21
THO:GARRETT 20
Jo: GOSLINN 20
THO: MILWARD 18
MORGAN BRINT 19
yeres
PIERCE STAPLETON 22
GEO: EATON 27
LEONARD HUNT 38
Jo: CAVE 34
W M BARBER 22
Jo: HODDINS 50
ALEXANDER TADD 38
ROB T WOODSTOCK 40
JOHN OFFLENT 20
Nic: WATTS 18
RICHARD BROOKES 16
THO: HADBIE 22
THO: REINOLDS 18
DARBY HURLIE 18
Jo: HILLIARD 35
ROBERT LACIE 21
THO: BELL 14
ROWLAND MORTON 17
JAMES HIDE 22
RICHARD NELME 20
THO: HODGES 20
EDWARD THOMSON 18
THO: WILLIAMS 18
RIC R : LEE 18
WALTER ANTONY 23
CHARLES CAVERLIE 17
THO: COXSON 21
THO: GOODWYNN ,... 30
NlC: WlLCOCKS 21
GEO: EEKE 26
RIC R : HUBBARD 18
Wittoi RUSH 20
W" DONN 22
PAUL BOTTELL 32
JO: BOSWELL 17
II
PASS1NGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
JO: WOODGREFNE l6
Jo: HARLOWE 16
ROBERT WARRINGTON 20
Jo: RF.IXOLDS 20
AXT- TRUE 18
W M KNIGHT 13
ANT* WILLIAMS 14
Jo: BARLOE 22
W" PARKER 17
Jo: WOOD 1 8
Jo: PAYNE 18
DANIELL LEE 25
THO: POWELL 21
Jo: SMITH 22
GEO: DODD 17
ROH T SANDLEY 2O
EDWARD MAWKREY 15
GEO: WADE 16
Jo: FULFORD 18
GEO: SMITH 17
THO: POWELL 24
Women.
MARGARET PRICHARD 17
JANE BURROWE 17
KATHERIN ARMSTRONG 20
MARY BARKER 12
Euz: SPEERE . 20
28 Maij 1635
HEIS vnder- written names are to be transported to Virginea im-
barqued in the Speedwell of London JO: CHAPPELL M r being
examined by the Minister of Gravesend of their conformitie to the
orders discipline of the Church of England have taken the oath of
Allegeance.
WiftM BASFORD 19
Jo: WATSON 22
JO: GlLGATE 22
ROB T SPYNK 20
RICHARD ROWLAND 20
THO: CHILDS 30
HENRY BEERE 24
Jo: WEST 30
RICHARD MORRIS 19
Nic: TETLOE 35
W M SHIPMAN 22
NATHAN IELL FAIERBROTHER . 21
RICHARD BAYLIE 22
W" SPENCER 17
JAMES LOWDER 20
CHRI: METCALF 19
lEREMYBURR 20
JO: CURDEN 22
THO: ROMNEY 19
Jo: HARRIS 20
CHRISTOPHER PIDDINGTON .. 18
EDMOXD CLARK 16
YE PORT OF LONDON.
JONAS SMITH 22
W M HYNTON 25
Jo: MOWSER 22
SAMVELL TYKES 21
W M STEEVENS 22
THO: BUSBY 19
RICHARD HARVY 32
THO: ROBINS 17
Jo: BEEBY 17
Jo: TURNER 19
SAinVELL HOLMES 20
Jo: BEVER 24
Jo: TALBOTT 27
EDWARD AUSTIN 26
THO: GREENE 24
RICHARD BROWNE 19
W M APPLEBY 32
ROBERT PARKER 21
W 51 CUNNINGHAM 21
THO: WILLIS 19
W M STRAUGHAN 22
GEO: SYMPSON , 19
RICHARD PHILLIPS 20
ARTHUR SAIEWELI 25
MELASHUS MKAY 22
RICHARD THOMAS 20
KATHERIN RICHARD'S 19
MARIE SEDGWICK 20
ELIZABETH BIGGS 10
DOROTHIE WYNCOTT 40
ANN WYNCOTT 1 6
PHILLIPP BIGGS 6. mo:
ELIZABETH PEW 20
FRANCIS LANGWORTH 25
CHRI: REINOLDS 24
ABRAM POORE 20
ELIZABETH TUTTELL 25
vj" Junij 1635
/
1HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea
imbarqued in the Thomas John RICHARD LAMBARD M r :
being examined by the Minister de Gravesend concerning their confor-
mitie to the orders discipline of the Church of England : And tooke
the oath of Allegeance.
yeres
RICHARD PEW 23
RICHARD WAYNEWRITE 24
CHRI: HOUGHTON 19
RICHARD JONES 24
FRANCIS GARRET 25
RICHARD DALLY 18
yeres
EDWARD Dix 19
W M CHAPLIN 18
Jo: SINGLETON 1 8
GEO: DICKENSON 19
GEO: HAWKINS 18
HENRY RASTELL 30
II 2
8 4
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
FRA: SPIGHT 21
WAYMIE 26
\V M HYNTON 20
Jo: EDWARDSON 22
THO: MANN 23
Roir ALDRED 24
ZACHARY TAYLOR 24
HUMFREY GRUDGE 21
W M WHITE 22
JOSEPH MONNYS 21
W M YARD 21
CHRISTOPHER WHEATLY .... 28
ROBERT HEED 27
EDWARD COLES 20
MORRIS JONES 28
WARDIN FOSSITT 22
THO: CHAMBERLIN 20
Jo: SHORTER 26
ANT- TERRY 50
ROBERT WiftMS [WILLIAMS]. . 44
THO: ROSDELL 23
THOMAS TERRY 25
CHARLES WYNGATE 22
Jo: HAMPTON 30
Jo: EVANS 22
ROBERT SEWAR 23
RICHARD BERRY 23
OWEN HUGHES 27
JO: SUTTON 24
W M STONHOUSE 43
W" CLARK 18
JO: DlCKENSON 22
THO: BELL 17
W BETT 20
JAMES CROSS ' 27
SYLUS FOSTER 22
EDWARD MOUNTFORT 20
HENRY NEWBY 24
Jo: EEDEN 19
THO: SHERLY 23
Jo: THOMSON 24
HENRY WARREN 15
Jo: WILKENSOX 28
RALPH' HUDSON 17
THO: ALLIN 33
\V M JONES 17
TIIO: SHARPLES 20
W M CROOKE 23
WittM BEAD 15
LAWRENCE PLATT 15
ROBERT SPENCER 21
SAMVELL WALDEN 1 6
HENRY MORLEY 25
BEN: EASY 13
Jo: Moss 21
JANE WILKINSON 20
ANN BROOKES 18
KATHERIN WISEMAN '19
JANE SCOTT 19
JANE CATESBY 20
JAMES POWELL 12
W M MANN 25
THO: WARNER 26
THO: RAM 19
GRIFFIN JONES 21
THO: TOLLIE 17
W M JONES 21
MORRIS PARRY 30
MARMADUKE YOUNG 24
WiftM WHITE . , 22
'635]
PORT OF LONDON.
yeres
JAMES SHERBONE 15
W M GARDENER 15
Jo: ROBINSON 19
ROBERT TURNER 16
THO: CLARK 16
GILES TERRY 33
EDWARD CRESSITT 20
THO: WAGGITT 17
MARY FORD 22
KATHERIN WATERMAN 20
SUZAN SHERWOOD 22
GRACE BYCROFT . . 20
yeres
FRANCIS HUNTER 19
FRANCIS ASHBORN 20
WDIXON 18
W M SMART 20
LAWRENCE PRESTON 21
W M WHEATLIE 17
W M LACY 18
JAMES BANK'S 30
GEO: COBCRAFTE 22
GEO: KENNYON 25
Jo: KENNYON 21
X? Junij 1635
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to the Bormoodes
or Somer-Islands, imbarqued in the Truelove de London, ROBERT
DENNIS M r , being examined by the Minister of Gravesend concerning
their conformitie to the orders discipline of the Church of England as
it now stands established : And tooke the oath of Allegeance.
I yeres
HENRY MORE 19
W M HOLT 19
Jo: NORMAN 19
ANT GILLIARD 38
ROB T STOCK 26
THO: FOSTER 27
ROBERT HART 30
W M PENDLETON 27
JAMES TAYLER 28
CHRI: HART 20
RICHARD ANDERSON 30
THO: RICHARDS 24
Jo: NORRIS 18
yeres
DAVID HUSWITH 22
HENRY HILL 24
Jo: WARREN 19
ZEVERIN VICCARS 18
GEO: NORMAN 25
GABRIELL STOCKWELL 16
THO: TOOLIE 27
EDWARD GODDIN 16
THO: DORRELL 22
RICHARD CANON 24
vxor. ELIZABETH CANON .... 23
BARNARD COLMAN 26
CHRI: TUKE.. , 16
PASSINGEJt
PASSED FROM
[1635
yeres
W M PAUI 20
W" BATES 17
SAinvELL SHORT 24
W M HOOPER 1 8
RICHARD HURT 17
Withi WELLS 17
THO: DENE 17
Jo: A Negroe 18
Jo: RICHARDS 21
ANT BULLOCK 19
THOMAS BASSIT 1 8
EDWARD ALEWORTH* 13
EDWARD VYNCENT 1 8
Jo: TRIPPATT 17
ANT COOPER 17
Jo: LAKE 16
RIC R : TAYLER 16
THO: MORDIN 18
EDWARD SELL 18
ROGER WittMs [WILLIAMS] .. 16
Jo: BAYLIE 18
FRANCIS WOODCOTT 16
Jo: BEE 17
RIC R : GREENE 17
GEO: PALMER 1 8
THO: SMITH 14
NATHANIEL WiitoisoN [WIL-
LIAMSON] 17
PHILLIPP WHARTON 14
W M HENRY 18
GEO: SAIRES 12
Nic: GAUGHTON 14
EDWARD HEDLEY 13
W M SARES 17
yeres
ROB T POOLE 20
THO: JONES 17
THO: EWYNN 16
SVMON BARCOTT 16
GEO: CALVERLIK 14
EDWARD PARXELI 16
W" LEE 18
W M TAYLER 17
EDWARD GIBBS 17
JAMES REASON 27
JACOB WILSON 1 8
BEN: STRANGE 18
RALPH VENNABLE 21
THO: BLOES 10
THO: HEDLEY 1 1
THO: THOMSON 17
HEN: STONWORD 13
SAlTlVELL HUBBARD 1 6
THOMAS BULL 13
DANIELL HAIHOND 12
GEO: MORGAN 12
Jo: BARNES 16
ABRAHAM CLAXSON 17
JAMES ASTON 22
RIC K DAUGHTON 13
MATHEW STEEVENS 12
THO: LARKYNN 15
DAVID JONES 15
GEORGE HANMER 24
ROGER HODGES 17
W M POWELL 15
SAMPSON MEVERILL 20
HENRY CARTER 42
Jo: YATES 48
* [May, however, be read as ALDWORTH.]
PORT OF LONDON.
ycres
Jo: BROWNE 16
FRANCIS RAYNNE [or RAYMIE] 10
FRANCIS HEDGES 13
DAVIE MORRIS 18
THO: WEST 17
HUGH WENTWORTH 44
ANN TAYLOR 24
ELIZABETH GROVES 35
Jo: GROVES i q r
BLANCH ROBERT'S 20
2 Ministers.
JO: OXENBRIDGE 24
HENRY JENNING'S ' 24
BENIAMIN MILLER 30
HENRY FLETCHER 35
EDWARD STAUGHTON 50
JOSIAS FORSTER 43
THO: HALL 24
HUMFREY SMITH 14
FRANCIS WATSON 16
KATHERIN WHITE 18
ELIZABETH CLARK 18
ELLIN BURROWES 30
Jo: PAGE 33
THO: JENNICOM 21
SARA PAGE 31
SARA PAGE 3
MARY PAGE 3. mo.
RICHARD HARRIS 17
JEFFERY WRIGHT 18
SAMVELL MAYO 10
MARIE GOFFF. 18
Jo: BROOKES 12
xv" Jitnij 1635
iHEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England:
imbarqued in the Abigail de Lo: M r - H: HACKWELL: The ptie
having brought Certificate from the Minister of Thisselworth* of his
conformitie to the orders f discipline of the Church of England. He hath
taken the oaths of Allegeance f Supremacie.
yeres
DENNIS GEERE 30
( ELIZABETH GEERE . 22
2 I
\ ELIZABETH GEERE . 3
SARA GEERE 2
wife
children j
ANNS PANCRUST 16
ELIZ: TASELIE 55
CONSTUNT WOOD 12
* [Is it possible that this is intended for IsLEWORTH? I can find no TmssELWORTH.]
88
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
19 Junij 1635
IHEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in y e Abigail: HACKWELL M r the pties having
brought Certificate from the Minister of the pish of the litle Miniries of
his conformitie opinion of the discipline of the Church of England.
yeres
W M TILLY 28
ROBERT WHITEMAN .. 20
CHARLES JONES 21
LIDDIA BROWNE.. . 16
jBOARD the James Jo: MAY for N. England.
Tayler THO: EWER 40
SARA EWER 28
ELIZABETH EWER 4
THO: EWER ii
SARA BEALE 28
ELIZABETH NEWMAN 24
Jo: SKUDDER 16
xx"' June 1635
IHEIS vnder Written names are to be imbarqued in the Abbigall
de Lnd [London] m' HACKWELL bofid to New Engtd
haue taken oathe of Allegance Supremacie Conforable [conformable]
to y e Ch as p Cer 1 from Two Justices of Peace minsf of S< Lawrence
in Essex
HENRY BULLOCKE 4Oyers husbandman
SUSAN his wife 42
{HENRY 8
MARY 6
THO: 2
1635] W- PORT OF LONDON. 89
more xx"' 1635
JN the defence de Lond m' PEARCE bod for New Engtd p
Cert, fro ij Justices of Peace Ministr of All Saint's homan.* in
Northapton.
W M HOEMAN 40 yers husbandman
his wife WINIFRID ... 35
ALCE ASHBEY 20 yers amaid Seruant.
(HANNA 8
5 Chlldren { JEREMY 6
MARY 4
SARRA 2
ABRAHAM .. i q" r
xx"' June 1635
IN the Abbigall de Lo. m' HACKWELL bod for New Engtd p
Cer' from.'f of his Conformity from Justices of Peace f
Ministr Eaton BrayJ in Co Bedford.
Jo N HOUGHTON 4 [? 40] yers old.
f> Jully 1635
BOSTOCKEII
|N the defence de Lond. m' EDWARD PLAr.CS vrs New Engtd p
Cert fro ij Justices of peace mim'str fro Dunstable in Com 1
Bedfordsher:
ROBERT LONGE 45 yers Inholder
ELIZA: his wife 30
* [There is no place bearing this name in Northampton. Query, is it a misspelling of the
name HOEMAN in next line, wrongly written in here, and not afterwards erased ?]
t [Sic. The word must be omitted, to make sense.]
J [Eaton Bray is a Township in the Hundred of Manshead.]
[Or- EDMOND. The word is blotted in the original.]
|] [So in the original. There would seem to have been more than one ship called the Defence,
since we find the names of four different commanders to ships so named : EDWARD Bos-
TOCKE (as here) ; TEARCE (June 20) ; EDWARD BOSWELL (June 22) ; THOMAS BOSTOCK
(July 2).]
12
9 o
PASSIffGSX
PASSED FROM
['635
'MlCHELL 20"^ JOSHUA 3 q r trs old
SARRA 18
ROBERT 16 LUCE MERCER... iS.aseruant
ELIZA 12
x Children { ANNE 10
MARY 9
REBECCA 8
Jo* 6
^ZACHERY 4.
xx"' June 1635
IN the Defence de Lond m' PEARCE vrs New Engtd p Cert fro
two Justices of Peace f Minstr of Towcester in Co 1 ' Northampton
JO N GOULD 25 yers husbandman
GRACE his wife 25 yers
xxij"' June 1635
JN the Abbigall de Lond. m' HACKWELL vrs New Engtd p
Cer< fro Minstr of Crancbroke* in Kent.
EDW. WHITE 42 yers husbandman
f his wife MARTHA 39
(MARTHA 10
ij Children ,.
(.MARY 08
Jo* ALLEN 30 yers husbandman
his wife ANNE 30
p Cert hernehil* in Kent
* [Both Cranbrook and Herne-Hill are in the Lathe of Scray.J
1635] YE PORT OF LONDON. 9 t
|N the Abbigall.
p Cer 1 - from Justice peace Minisf of Stepney.
GEO: HADBORNE 43 yers Glouer.
his wife ANNE 46
( REBECCA 10
2Ch.ldren]
' x \ INJNA .............. 4
JOSEPH BOREBANCKE 24 > Seruant's to GEO: HAL>-
JOAXE JORDEN l6 J BORNE.
|N the Defence de Lo. m' EDW: BOSWELL vrs New England p
from S r Henry Mildmay f Ministr of Baddow* in Essex.
Jo s BROWNE 27 yers. Taylor.
/- THO: HART .... 24
his 3 seruant's-J MARY DENNY . . 24
V.ANNELEAKE .. 19
26 Jun ij 1635
N the Abigail ROBERT HACKWELL M r to New-England p Cert:
from Northton Tho. Martin Maior f 2 Justices
Shoemaker Jo: HARBERT ................ 23
Bricklayer RICHARD ADAMS ............ 29
SUZAN ADAMS .............. 26
4'* 7*//x
HENRY SOMNER ............ 15
ELISA. SOMNER ............ 18
* [There arc two BaJdovs, Great and Little, in the Hundred of Chelmsford.]
12 2
PASSINGER We " PASSED FROM
[1635
17 Junij 1635
jHEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England,
imbarqued in the Abigail ROBERT HACKWELL M r p Cert from
the Minister f Justices of Peace of their Conformitie, being no Subsedy
Men. they have taken y oaths of Alleg: Supremacy being all Hus-
bandmen
yeres
RALPH WALLIS 40
RALPH ROOTE 50
JN FREEMAN 35
WALTER GUTSALL 34
RICHARD GRAVES 23
ROBERT MERE 43
SAMVELL MERE 3
EDMOND MAKING 40
THO: JONES 40
GEO: DREWRIE 19
W M MARSHALL 40
THOMAS KNORE 33
JOHN HALMACK 38
GEORGE WALLIS 15
RABECCA PRICE 14
MARIE FREEMAN 50
Jo: FREEMAN 9
SYCILLIE FREEMAN 4
Jo: WEST 1 1
MARY MON ING'S 30
MARY MONNING'S 9
ANNA MONNING'S 6
MlCHELALIELL MONING'S . . 3
ELIZABETH ELLIS 16
ELLIN JONES 36
ISACK JONES 8
HESTER JONES 6
THO: JONES 3
SARA JONES 3. mo:
CESARA COVELL 15
JOAN WALL 19
W" PAYNE 15
NOLL KNORE 29
SARA KNORE 7
ROB T DRIVER 8
ELIZABETH MERE 30
JOHN MERE 4 3. mo:
|N the Abigail f>r A: p Cer': from the Minister of their conformitie
from the Justices, that they are no Subsedy men.
CHRISTOPHER FOSTER 32 | vxor FRANCIS FOSTER 25
Y PORT OF LONDON.
(RABKCCA FOSTER . . 5
children/NATHANIELL FOSTER 2
(jo: FOSTER i
EDWARD IRESON 32
W* ALMOND 34
MARY JONES 30
AWDRY ALMOND 32
ANNIS ALMY 8
CHRI: ALMIE 3
JOHN STROWDE 15
EDWARD RAINSFORD 26
ROB T SHARI- 20
JOHN ROOKEMAN 45
ELIZABETH ROOKMAN 31
Jo: ROOKEMAN 9
HUGH BURT 35
ANN BURT 32
W" BASSETT 9
EDWARD BURT 8
THO: FREEMAN 24
W M YATES 14
ELIZABETH IRESON 27
Jo:Fox 35
RICHARD Fox 15
Jo: PAYNE 14
EDMOND FREEMAN 45
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqucd in the Blessing Jo: L.ECESTER M r the pties having
brought Cert from the Minister Justices of their conformitie being no
Subscdy Men, tooke y e oaths of Alleg: Supremacie.
WiltM COPE 26
RICHARD COPE 24
THOMAS KING 21
Jo: STOCKBRIDGE 27
ROBERT SAIEWELL 30
W M BROOKE 20
GILBERT BROOKE 14
NATHANIELL BYHAM 14
Jo: WASSELL 10
W* VASSALL 42
RIC K : MORE , 20
ROBERT TURNER 24
ELIZA: HOLLY 30
ANN VASSALL 6
MARGARET VASSALL 2
MARY VASSALL i
ELIZABETH ROBINSON 32
SARA ROBINSON \.\
Nic: ROBERTSON 30
Jo: MORY.... 19
CHARLES STUCBRIDGE i
JAMES SAIEWELL i-J
94
PASSINGEJl
PASSED FROM
['635
Jo: ROBINSON 5
ANN STOCBRIDGE 21
SUZAN SAIEWELI 25
ANN VASSALL 42
SUZAN KING 30
JUDITH VASSALL 16
SARA TYNKLER 15
FRA. VASSALL 12
THOMAZIN MUNSON 14
KAT: ROBINSON 12
MARY ROBINSON 7
ROB T ONYON 26
20 Junij 1635
]HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea im-
barqued in the Phillip RICHARD MORGAN M 1 " the Men have
been examined by the Minister of the towne of Gravesend of their con-
formitie to the orders discipline of the Church of England: And tooke
the oath of Alleg. die et A prd.
JOHN HART 33
JOHN COACHMAN 28
JOHN REDDAM 32
JOHN SHAWE 30
GEORGE HILL 23
GEORGE BONHAM 31
W" ROGERS 35
EDWARD HALOCK 22
RIC R : DAWSON 31
PETER JOHNSON 36
WitiM BRANSBY 34
NICHOLAS RIPPIN 31
JAMES QUARRIER 22
ISACK OWDELL 22
W M TAYLOR 36
JAMES YORK 21
THOMAS GORHAM 19
NATHANIELL DISNALL 23
JOHN TAYLOR 16
JOHN GORHAM 1 8
RICHARD WILSON 19
ROBERT MORGAN 33
SAinVELL MlLNER 1 8
TYMOTHIE FEATLIE 23
W M ARUNDELL 32
ALEXANDER LEAKE 22
JOHN MASON .. 16
Wilhi ENSON 33
JAMES HABROLL 22
THOMAS TRUMBALL 22
RICHARD JNSON 19
JOHN LAWTERS 17
THOMAS EDWARDS 20
ROBERT DAYIES 28
RICHARD VPPCOTT 26
THOMAS POSLETT 23
'635]
YE PORT OF LONDON.
95
Women.
ELLIN BURGIS 45
KATHERIN BOWES 20
SUZAN TRASH [or TRASK] . . 25
MARGIE LANGFORD 24
ELIZABETH WILLERTON 1 8
SARA SHAWE 1 8
MARIE BAKER 25
ANN: BARNIE 23
j 1635
23"
JHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea
imbarqued in the America WlftM BARKER M r : p Cert: from
the Minister of the Towne of Gravesend. of their conformity to the
orders discipline of the Church of England.
RICHARD SADD 23
THOMAS WAKEFI ELD 17
THOMAS BENNETT 22
STEEVEN READ 24
WiftM STANBRIDGE 27
HENRY BARKER 18
JAMES FOSTER 21
THOMAS TALBOTT 20
RICHARD YOUNG 31
ROBERT THOMAS 20
JOHN FAREPOYNT 20
ROBERT ASKYN 22
SAMVELL AWDE 24
MILES FLETCHER 27
WILLIAM EVANS 23
LAWRENCE FAREBERN ....... 23
MATHEW ROBINSON 24
ISACK BULL 27
PHILLIPP REMINGTON 29
RADULPH SPRAGING 37
GEORGE CHAUNDLER 29
RICHARD HERSEY 22
JOHN ROBINSON 32
EDMOND CHIPPS 19
THO: PRICHARD 32
JONATHAN BRONSFORD ...... 21
WlftM COWLEY 20
JOHN SHAWE 16
RICHARD GumY 21
BARTHOLMEW HOLTON 25
JOHN WHITE 21
THOMAS CHAPPELL *33
HUGH Fox 24
DAVIE MORRIS 32
ROWLAND COTTON 22
WILLIAM THOMAS 22
JOHN YATES 20
RICHARD WOOD 36
JAMES SOMERS 22
DAVIE BROMLEY 15
WALTER BROOKES 15
SYMON RICHARDSON 23
[The original has been altered, and is not clear ; it is possible the age should be 23.]
9 6
PASSING EX
PASSED FROM
[i63S
THOMAS JNSON 19
Jo: AVERIE 20
JOHN CROFTES 20
THOMAS BROUGHTON 19
BENIAMIN WRAGG 24
HENRY EMBRIE 20
ROBERT SABYN 40
GEORGE BROOKES 35
THOMAS HOLLAND 34
HUMFREY BELT 20
JOHN MACE 20
WALTER JEWELL .'.. 19
WittM BUCLAND 19
LAUNCELOT JACKSON 18
JOHN WILLIAMSON 12
PHILLIPP PARSONS 10
HENRY PARSONS 14
ANDREW MORGAN 26
WittM BROOKES 17
RICHARD HARRISON 15
THOMAS PRATT 17
JOHN EELES 16
RICHARD MILLER 12
ROBERT LAMB.. , 16
THOMAS BOOMER 13
GEORGE DULMARE 8
JOHN VNDERWOOD 19
WittM BERNARD 27
CHARLES WALLINGEB 24
THOMAS DvmETT 23
RYCE HOOE 36
JOHN CARTER 54
Women.
ELIZABETH REMINGTON .... 20
KATHERIN HIBBOTT'S 20
ELIZABETH WILLIS 1 8
JOAN JOBE 18
ANN NASH 22
ELIZABETH PHILLIPS 22
DOROTHY STANDICH 22
SUZAN DEATH 22
ELIZABETH DEATH 3
ALICE REmlNGTON 26
DOROTHIE BAKER 18
ELIZABETH BAKER 1 8
SARA COLEBANK 20
MARY THURROGOOD 19
29 Jiniij 1635
(BOARD the Abigail, ROB T HACKWELL,
for New-England.
A Baker JOSEPH FLUDD 45
vxor JANE FLUDD 35
ELIZABETH FLUDD 9
OBEDIAH FLUDD 4
JOSEPH FLUDD .., J
EDWARD MARTIN 19
SUZAN HATHWAY 34
1635] Y F - PORT OF LONDON. 97
vltlo Jiuiij 1635
JBOARD the Abigail RODERT HACKE\YELL M r p Cert from the
Minister of Stepney pish of their conformitie : f that they arc
no Subsedy men.
ycres
Starchmaker HENRY COLLINS 29
v. xor ANN COLLINS 30
f HENRY COLLINS 5
3 children \ Jo: COLLINS 3
^ MARGERY COLLINS 2
JOSUA GRIFFITH 25,
HUGH ALLEY 271
MARY ROOTE *. 15 (
Jo: COKE 27 '
GEO: BURDIN 24
servant's
]N the Abigail prd p Cert from the Minister f Justices according to
order.
yercs
EDWARD FOUNTAINE 28
yercs
RALPH SHEPPARD 29
THANKES SHEPPARD 23 ),., or . ,.
J I Wife f Daughter.
SARA SHEPPARD 2 {
Primo die Julij 1635
JN the Abigail prd.
ANN GILLAM 28
sonn BEN: GILLAM i
Husbandman THOMAS BRANE 40
THO: LAUNDER 22
Husb: WILLIAM POTTER 27
vxor FRANCIS POTTER 26
13
9 8
PASSINGEIt
PASSED FROM
[1635
JOSEPH POTTER 20 week's.
RIC R : CARR 29
WKlNG 28
GEORGE RAM 25
Jo: STANTLEV 34
JAMES DODD 16
MATHEW ABDY 15
Husb: EDWARD FREEMAN .. 34
vxor ELIZABETH FREEMAN ..35
EDMOND FREEMAN 15
JOHN FREEMAN 8
Jo: JONES 15
JOHN COOKE ....is*)
\ servant
EDWARD BELCHER 18* ->
ANN WILLIAMS 10
PHILLIP DRINKER 39
vxor ELIZABETH DRINKER . . 32
EDWARD DRINKER 13
Jo: DRINKER 8
MARG T : TUCKER 23
ELLNER HILLMAN 33
Jo TERRY 32
Jo: EmERSON 20
Ric": WOODMAN 9
ELIZAB: FREEMAN 12
ALICE FREEMAN 17
HUGH BURT 15
ANNIS ALDCOCK 1 8
THO: THOMSON 1 8
Secundo die Julij
JN the Abigail prd. p Certificate from y e Minister of Shorditch
pish Stepney pish.
JOHN DEYKING ........ 25")
JESPER ARNOLD ........ 40
ALICE DEYKING ........ 30 f yeres>
ANN ARNOLD .......... 39 J
ALICE STEEVENS ........ 22
MARGARET DEVOCION ____ 9
RUTH BUSHELL ........ 23
bou d to
JHEIS vnder written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Defence THO: BOSTOCK, M r the ptie hath
brought testimony from the Justices of Peace Minister in Cambridge
* [These figures are not clear in the original.]
1*35]
PORT OF LONDON.
99
of his conformitie to the orders f discipline of the Church of England:
he hath taken y e oaths of Alleg: Suprem:
yeres
A Taylor ADAM MOTT 39
vxor SARA MOTT 31
Mason. HENRY STEEVENS 24
Husb: JOHN SHEPPARD 36
MARGARET SHEPPARD 31
THO: SHEPPARD 3. mo.
Jo: MOTT 14"
ADAM MOTT 12
JONATHAN MOTT 9 } children.
ELIZABETH MOTT 6
MARY MOTT 4.
IN the Defence prd THO: BOSTOCK M r for New England, p Cert:
from the Minister of Fenchurch of his conformitie fc.
THO: BOYLSON 20 yeres
4 rt Jully 1635
|N the Abbigallte Lo: p Cer' from the Ministr
of S f Oliues Southwarke :
RALPH MASON -. 35 yers
his wife ANNE 35 yers
/- RICHARD 5 yers
3 Children -J SAMUELL 3 yers
( SUSAN i yere
Justice of peace
Joyner
IN the Defence prd:
ELIZABETH FRENCH 30
ELIZABETH FRENCH 6
MARIE FRENCH 2
FRANCIS FRENCH 10
Jo: FRENCH 5. mo.
IOO
PASSINGER W<=" PASSED FROM
iiij" 1 Jully 1635
j|N the Defence de Lond m' THOMAS BoSTOCKE vrs New Engtd p
Cer': from the Minstr Justice of Peace, of his Conformity to y e
Gou'm' [Government] of Churche of Engtd No Subsidy man.
ROGER HARLAKENDEN aged 23 tokeoatheof Allegancef Supremacie
ELIZA his wife ............ 18
MABLE his sister .......... 21
ANNE WOOD his seru' .... 23"
SAMUELL SHEPHERD ser 1 . . 22
JOSEPH COCKE .......... 27
GEO: COCKE .............. 25
W u FRENCH ............ 30
ELISA. his wife ............ 32
ROBERT a Man ser': ....
SARRA SIMES
Scruan 1 '* to y e afore said ROGER )
HARLAKENDEN. )
6 th Jully.
JN the Defence de Lond. m' THO: BOSTOCKE vrs New Engtd
Jo N JACKSON 30 yers whole Sale Man in Burchenlane
p Cer 1 from s r GEO: WiiiTMORE f Ministr of y e pish
x'Julij 1635
|N the Abigail RICHARD HACKWELL M r p Cert: from the Minister
Justice of Peace of his conformitie to the Church of England f
that he is no Subscdy Man
ycres
JOHN WvNTiiRorp 27
ELIZABETH WINTHROPP .... 19
DEANE WINTIIROPP 1 1
Tuo: GOAD 15
ELIZABETH EPPS 13
MARYLYNE 6
1*35]
PORT OF LONDON.
101
IN the Defence prd. p Cert from the Justic's Minister of his con-
formitie to the Church of England.
A Taylor JAMES FITCII ...... 30 | vxor ABIGALL FITCH 24
4" Julij 1635.
jjHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea im-
barqued in the Transport of London EDWARD WALKER M r p
Certificate from the Minister of Gravesend of their conformitie to the
orders discipline of the Church of England.
yeres
OLLIVER VAN HECK 35
vxor KATHERIN VAN HECK . . 34
PETER VAN HECK 7
RICHARD MATON 23
W M PAGE 18
ROBERT KEVYNN 19
PETER SMITH 25
BRIAN M a GAWYN 3
DANIELL SYMPSON 17
PATRICK BREDDY 21
HENRY CASTELL 22
STEEVEN BLOCK 18
GOWEN LANCASTER 28
ROBERT FARRAR 24
BRYAN GLYNN 20
HUMFREY HADNET '22
Jo: WODDALL 18
WiftM WALLINGTON 32
RICHARD SHARP 15
MARMADUKE KIDSON . ..>.. 18
Jo: GODFREY 21
RICHARD CRITCH 27
ELLIS BAKER 21
JONATHAN NEALE 12
Jo: BUSH 17
W M NESSE 23
Jo: SPREATE 20
THO: STEEVENS 25
Jo: WATERS 29
ROB T FOSSITT 26
WALTER DOWNES 24
SYMON JONES 40
ROBERT JENKINSON 18
FRANC'S CLARK 28
FRANCIS BICK 23
THOMAS CRANFIELD 14
THO: PAYNE 23
PHILLIP JONES 22
JOHN GOODSON 21
STEEVEN BEANE.. . 20
102
PASSIJVGEX
PASSED FROM
[1635
GEO: BARBER 20
RICHARD WHEATLIE 32
RICHARD LLOYD 28
HENRIE BARNES 22
Tuo: MORE 21
JOHN HARRISON 30
W M HUDSON 20
\V MASON 30
MARK BRIGGOLL 21
HENRY PORTER 30
PATRICK WODDALI 20
JOHN GEE 18
RICHARD COOPER 28
RICHARD EGGLESTON 24
W M HARBERT 15
JOHN WISE 18
THOMAS COLES 32
THO: WILLIAMS 18
GEORGE ASHON 22
PETER SEXSTON 20
THO: JOHNSON 23
THOMAS SAUNDERS 20
JOHN LEE 16
ROBERT FAREST 20
RICHARD BICK 18
WittM HARDISSE 22
DANIELL ROSE 25
RICHARD ANDERSON 17
JAMES PHILLIPS 26
ROBERT TYNMAN 21
PETER WALLER 24
RICHARD PETLEY 22
ROGER HOLLIDGE 19
W M REDDMAN 18
ROBERT GREENE 20
HENRY MEDDOWES 20
GEORGE JOHNSON 19
JOHN Voss 22
ANDREW ADAMS 18
JOHN WILSON 32
NATHAN ANLEY 28
ANTHONY GRIMSTON 20
THO: HATCHET 19
ROBERT HONNIBORN 21
Jo: PARSON 18
ALEXANDER BURLIE 18
W'HART 26
NATHANIELL PATIENT 16
HENRY ARMSTRONG 22
Women.
KATIIERIN LONG 34
ELIZABETH SAMES 19
JOAN HARDISS 18
ELIZABETH RILEY 18
ELLIN ROGERSON 20
ELIZABETH LINCOLN 23
ELIZABETH CORKER 19
ANN WANDALL 18
SIBBELL LAKELAND 25
ELLIN WHITE 26
W M WHITE 7 wcckes old
ELLENER ROGERS 19
DOROTHIE CHARLES 20
HESTER BROTHERTON 18
MARGARET WATSON 18
OLIFF SPRAWE 21
ANN BRISCO 22
ANN GUDDERIDGE 23
RABECCA LANE 22
ELIZABETH YORE 23
PORT OF LONDON.
103
RALPH GOLTHORP 20
EDWARD THOMSON 24
W M WHITE 37
ROBERT LEWES 38
BARNABIE BARNES 35
EDWARD ISDN 20
JOHN SOMERTON 24
Jo: RUSSELL 14
ROBERT BATEMAN 20
W M COOKE 20
HENRY BANISTER 22
THO: RICHARDSON 26
Jo: WALLER....... 19
RICHARD WEVER 27
JOHN TRUE 26
Jo: HORNE 21
ROBERT MEDLEY 16
RICHARD ATKINSON 21
Jo: POWND -20
EDWARD ROE 17
FRANCIS WEBSTER 27
Jo: SYARD 38
GEO: MIDLAND 19
W M WATSON 24
HARBERT JUDD 16
JOHN Fox 33
HENRY BURKET 34
BENNET FREEMAN 20
EDWARD SALTER 19
ROBERT COVETT 25
THO: MORE 18
Jo: RUSSELL 16
EDWARD HUNT 19
ROBERT BECKWITH , 21
Jo: WITTON 1 6
JOHN HARRIS 28
Jo: BAYLIE 42
Jo: HATHORN 20
EDWARD DRUE 18
Jo: ARP 19
EDMOND PRYME.. . 16
vj Julij 1635
|N the Pauls of London LEONARD BETTS Mr bound to Virginca
p Certificate from the Minister of Gravesend of their Conformitie
to the Church of England.
ADRIAN FORD 26
W M EAST 23
ROBERT CAPLIN 22
EDWARD WADE 24
THO: GREENE 21
Jo: JONES 18
THO: BAREFOOTE 19
ROBERT TAYLOR.. . 18
IO4
PASSINGER WC PASSED FROM
[1635
Jo: RICHARDSON 22
RICHARD HUGHES 20
ROBERT MARKCOM 22
PETER PRICE 23
JOHN DAVIES 23
NICHOLAS PARKER 23
JOHN GILL 19
Jo AYNIS 21
ARON EVERETT 20
LAUNCELOTT LIMRICK 20
W M STRANGE 25
W H PALMER 18
PHILLIP BAGLEY 19
CIPRIAN WARNER 21
HENRY DUDMAN 18
THO: HITCHCOCK 22
GILES COLLINS 20
Jo: MACHEM 18
ROBERT WILE [or WILD] 21
JOHN THOMKINS 25
SYLVESTER THATCHER 21
NICHOLAS Fox 20
JEREMY WATTS 21
JOHN Coop [COOPER] 24
HENRY BANK'S 19
NATHANIEL DEANE 27
THOMAS LISTER 22
EDWARD WYGON 20
W" JACKSON 26
THO: SIMPSON 17
DANIELL COLLIER 30
JOHN COOKE 20
ARTHUR PATIENT 22
HUGH HARRISON 22
W M PACK 27
FRANCIS LATTNER 17
WittM BERRY 17
DAVID FLUDD 17
Jo: HODGES 17
SAMVELL BURNET 17
FRANCIS WODDALL 18
ABRAM BRUSTER 16
EDWARD HOBSON 22
HENRY JACOB 20
RICHARD CLAYTON 24
THOMAS WEBB 18
HENRY WORLIDGE 18
RICHARD DAVIES 20
W M JACKSON 26
THO: DRAPER 26
ANT. POTT'S 27
MARK WHITE 25
W M HlCKEY 22
FRANCIS SEARLE 28
WlftM RlDDELL 16
Jo: POTTER 26
WILLIAM CAPELL 25
Jo: MYNTER 16
W M HAREFINCH 30
SYMON SimES 15
ANTHONY DAY 22
RICHARD EGGLESTON 16
Jo: COURTNEY 32
ROBERT VNDERWOOD 30
W M QUYNIE 40
NICHOLAS CLARK 31
SAMVELL SYMONDS 30
Jo: GILL 34
MATHEW BENNET 18
WiftM HIND 35
635]
PORT OF LONDON.
2childr:-
MARGARET HINDE 30
AUGUSTIN HARWOOD 25
KATHERIN WILSON 28
r ROBERT WILSON ... 6
' I RICHARD WILSON ... 5
LEONARD WOOD 22
W M POSTELL 22
CHARLES FORD 33
JOHN SCOTT 26
THOMAS FLEXNEY 23
JOHN HERON 18
THO: BAKER 16
WiftM HUGHES 20
Jo: COXSHEDD 14
PETER PRYER 26
BENIAMIN HOOKE 20
Jo: GIBBS 35
GEO: DAWE 23
HUGH BEACON 25
Jo: BISHOPP 23
SAMVELL DAVIES 24
THO: WARNER.. . 12
Women.
GRACE ALDERMAN 22
MARY HUSBAND 20
ALICE FULLER 22
ELIZABETH RAYNTON 16
ELIZABETH COLLINS 20
DOROTHIE BRADLIE 18
GRACE JONES 24
SYBBILL COURTNEY 33
JOAN BOWDEN 24
ANNIS SEEDEN 22
JOAN COLCHESTER 23
ELIZABETH STACIE 20
DOROTHY DAY 17
ANN EMMERTON 20
MARTHA HOLLAND 24
xj" die Julij 1635
[HEIS vnder- written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Defence of Lndon [London], EDWARD Bos-
TOCK M r p Certificate of his Conformitie in Religion that he is no
Subsedy-man.
A Miller RICHARD PERK 33 "l
MARGERY PERK ... 40 |
ISABELL PERK 7 f yeres
ELIZABETH PERK ... 4 J
HENRY DUHURST 35
io6
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
14" Jvlly 1635
|N the Defence de Lond m' EDMOND BOSTOCKE Vs New England
p Cer' from the Minstr
ROBERT HILL, 20 yers seru 1 to m' CRADDOCKE.
xviij" July 1635
[HEIS vnder written name is to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Pidc-Coivc p Cert: from the Minister of his
conformitee from S r EDWARD SPENCER resident neere Branford that
he is no Subsedy man. hath taken the oathe of Alleg. Suprem.
WittM HARRISON ssyeresold
Jo: BALDIN 13
W M BALDIN 9
[HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to N. England
imbarqued in the defence prd p Cert: from the Minist's Justic's
of their conformitie y' they are no Subsedy Men.
SARA JONES 34
SARA JONES 15
Jo: JONES 11
RUTH JONES 7
THEOPHILUS JONES 3
RABECCA JONES 2
ELIZ. JONES \
THO: DONN 25
SUZANNA FAREBROTHER 25
ELIZ: FENNICK 25
W" SAWKYNN 25
Husb: W M HUBBARD 40
JUDITH HUBBARD 25
JOHN HUBBARD 15
W M HUBBARD 13
W M READ 48
MABELL READ 30
GEORGE READ 6
RALPH READ 5
JUSTICE READ 18 Mo:
PORT OF LONDON.
107
DOROTHIE KNIGHT 30
NATHANIEL HUBBARD 6
RICHARD HUBBARD 4
MARTHA HUBBARD 22
MARY HUBBARD 20
ROBERT COLBURNE 28
EDWARD COLBORN 17
DOROTHIE ADAMS 24
FRANCIS NUTBROWNE 16
W M WILLIAMSON 25
MARIE WiftiMSON 23
LUCE MERCER 19
Jo: FITCH 14
PENELOPE DARNO 29
MARTHA BANES 20
JASPER GONN 29
ANN GONN 25
FEBE MAULDER 7
SYM: ROGER 20
Jo: JENKYNN 26
ROBERT KEYNE 40
ELIZ STEERER 18
SARA KNIGHT 50
ANN KEYNE 38
BEN: KEYNE 16
Jo: BURLES 27
MARY BENTLEY ., ,20
13 July 1635
IHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to N. England
imbarqued in the James JN MAY M r for N. E. p Cert: from the
Ministers of their conformitie in Religion f that they are no Subsedy
Men.
Husb: W H BALLARD 32
ELIZABETH BALLARD 26
HESTER BALLARD 2
Jo: BALLARD i
ALICE JONES 26
ELIZA: GOFFE 26
EDMOND BRIDGES 23
MlCHELL MlLNER 23
THO: TERRY 28
ROBERT TERRY 25
RlC R :TERRY 17
THO: MARSHALL... . 22
W M HOOPER 18
EDMOND JOHNSON 23
SAMVEL BENNET 24
RIC R : PALMER 29
ANT BESSY 26
ED\V: GARDNER 25
W" COLKRON l6
HENRY BULL 25
SALOMON MARTIN 16
wheelewrite. W M HlLL 70
Nic BUTTRV 33
MARTHA BUTTRY 28
142
io8
PASSINGEK
PASSED FROM
[1635
GRACE BUTTRY i
Shoemaker Jo: HART 40
MARY HART 31
Shoemaker HENRY TYBBOT ... 39
ELIZABETH TIBOTT 39
JEREMY TVBBOTT 4
SAMVELL TYBBOT 2
REMEMBRANCE TYBBOTT 28
Cloth Worker Nic: GOODHUE 60
JANE GOODHEW 58
JOHN JOHNSON 26
SUZAN JOHNSON 24
ELIZA: JOHNSON 2
TIIO: JOHNSON 18 mo.
Barber RALPH FARMAN 32
ALICE FARMAN 28
MARY FARMAN 7
THO: FARMAN 4
RALPH FARMAN . . 2
JHEIS vnder written names are to be transported to N. England
imbarqued in the Blessing JOHN LESTER M r the pties have
brought Cert: from the Minisfs Justices of their conformitie in Religion,
that they are no Subsedy Men.
fisherman Jo JACKSON 40
MARGARET JACKSON 36
JOHN JACKSON 2
Jo: MANIFOLD 17
JOHN BURLES 26
Jo: FITCH 14
Nic: LONG 19
CHRISTIAN BUCK 26
BARNABIE DAVIES 36
SUZAN DANES [or DAUES] ... 16
ROBERT LEWES 28
ELIZ: LEWES 22
EDWARD INGRAM 18
HENRY BECK 18
Jo: HATHOWAY 18
RICHARD SEXTON 14
MARY HUBBARD 24
MARY SPRATT 20
RIC R : HALLINGWORTH 40
SUZAN HALLINGWORTH 30
CHRISTIAN HUNTER 20
ELIZ: HUNTER 18
THO: HUNTER 14
W M HUNTER n
W M HOLLINGWORTH 7
Ric": HALLINGWORTH 4
SUZAN HALLINGWORTH 2
ELIZ: HALLINGWORTH 3
THO: TRENTUM 14
THO: BIGG'S 13
Jo: BRIGG'S 20
ROB' LEWES* 28
ELIZ: LEWES* .. .22
[It will be observed that these names also appear in the first column.]
1 635]
PORT OF LONDON.
109
JHEIS vnder-writtcn names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Love JOSEPH YOUNG Mr-
Baker WlftM ClIERRALL 26
VRSULA CHERRALL 40
Jo: HARMAN 12
FRANCIS HARMAN 43
SARA HARMAN 10
WALTER PARKER 1 8
fisherman WittM BROWNE 26
MARY BROWNE . 26
JHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea, im-
barqued in the Alice RICHARD ORCHARD M r the Men have
taken the oaths of Allegeance C Suprem:
EDWARD HUGHES 21
JAMES MORFY 21
ROBERT HAGGAR 33
THO: ASKEW 21
Ric": COOKE 21
MILES ATKINSON 22
ROWLAND VAUGHAN 19
RICHARD NATT 1 8
FRA: JENKINSON 28
WiliM KENDRIDD 20
Jo: WILSON 29
ROB T BAXTER 21
Jo: BENTLEY 34
JO: HOLDSWORTH 2O
Jo: WRIGHT 21
CHARLES PEACOCK 28
CHRI: HUDSON 30
Jo: SMITH 20
Jo: Coop [COOPER] 20
EDWARD WAGGITT .'.... 20
Jo: VICCARS 35
THO: ATKINSON 27
ROWLAND SUDGERNER 21
W 51 MASSINGBURD 23
JO: H-UTTON I/
ELIZABETH DEW 32
ANN DEW 9 mo.
RACHELL ADAMS 1 6
Avis DEACON 19
HANNA CLIFFORD 20
ELIZ: BLANCH 20
SOPHIA ROTTRIE 16
no PASSINGER W"' PASSED FROM [1635
23 July
[HIS vnder-writtcn name is to be transported to New-Knyland
imbarqued in the rictc-Con'c, M' ASHLEY: the ptie hath
brought Certificate of his conformitie in Religion f Attestacon from the
Justices that he is no Subscdy man.
Husb: ROBERT BILLS 32
28 July 1635
] H El S psons hcrcvndcr expressed are to be transported to New-
England, imbarqued in the Hopnvell of London, Tno: BAUB,
M r p Certificate, from the Minister of S' Giles Cripplegate, that they are
conformable to the Church of England, the Men have taken the oaths
of Allegeance, Supremacie.
yei-s
A Smith THOMAS TREDWELL 30
MARY TREDWELL 30
yercs
THO: BLACKLY 20
THO: TREDWELL. , i
[24
JHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea im-
barqued in the Assurance de Lo: ISACK BROMWELL GEU.
PEWSIE M r examined by the Minister of the Towne of Gravesend of
their conformitie in o r Religion, the men have taken the oaths of Alle-
geance Supremacie.
yeres
ROBERT BRIAN 27
MAUDLIN JONES 60
ANN SHAWE 32
Jo: DUNCOMB 46
SITH HAIEWARD 30
RICHARD HAMEY [or HAMDY] 38
W M HOLLAND 35
HENRY SNO,WE 26
MARIE SOUTHWOOD 22
FRANCIS ROWLSON 29
* [There is no date to this list ; but a list of troops to be transported to Flanders, which pre-
cedes it in the original MS., is thus dated.]
1*35]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
in
JANE SOWTHERN 19
MARGERIE BAKER 39
SARA RAYNE 18
ANDREW VNDERWOOD 22
PHILLIPP JOHNS 22
HENRIE MARSHALL 35
HENRY HEIDEN 30
ELIZABETH SHERLOCKE 29
THO: HURLOCK 40
SAinVEL HANDY 25
Jo: GATER 36
JOAN GATER 23
W M LEE 36
JOSUA TITLOE 19
JO: MlDDLETON 23
ROBERT HAIWARD 22
SAMVEL POWELL 19
RICHARD GLOVER 24
THO: PAGITT 41
MATHEW HOLMES 21
ELIAS HARRINGTON 22
RICHARD SMITH 35
THO: ROBINSON 24
EVAN AP-EVAN 19
Jo: BROWNE 21
ROBERT FRITH 23
THO: WILKINSON 23
DENNIS HOGGIN 24
Jo:FRiccAR 25
RICHARD RIDGES 19
EDWARD DAVIES 27
THEODORUS BAKEWELL 21
Jo: DERMOT 21
Jo: MORGAN 27
THO: BAYCOCK 46
RIC R : ROGERS 48
Ric": LOCKLEY 51
Jo: JAKES 20
THO: MORE 19
Jo: BAKER 22
NEHEMIAH CASON* .., 21
ROBERT MAYES 28
RICHARD BARNES 38
Jo: BUTTLER 50
W M REBBELL 19
ROBERT WYON 22
MATHEW DIXON 18
JOHN WHEELER 23
Jo: NORTH 24
MOUNTFORD NEWMAN 27
ROBERT STEERE 17
W M LAKE 35
HUMFREY WlLKINS 19
ANT STILGO 21
THO: DEACON ...; 19
ROB T RlGGLIE 19
BENIAMIN PILLARD 18
ROBERT DAVIES 28
Jo: SMITH 20
WALTER MERRIDITH 33
THO: PHILLIPS 24
JAMES KINGSMILL 18
JO. BOWTON 2O
WALTER CHAPMAN 44
JAMES ARNOLD 37
RICHARD LEAKE 18
THO: EDWYNN 13
HANDGATE BAKER 22
Jo: ABROCK 20
THO: HALL 15
[ * Second letter not clearly written : the name might be read COSON.]
I I 2
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
JAMES EDWIN 18
EDWARD Cofiiixs 28
Jo: GATER 15
Nic GIBSON 22
Jo: ROBERT'S 46
GEO: MOSELY 20
JAMES RAVISH 20
Jo: HALES 21
WARRAM TUCK. 20
Jo: JONES 30
W'COLTURE 19
ROBERT SILBV 19
RIC B : BRUSTER 26
JO: SWANLEY 21
W M CHARLES 21
ANTHONY LEE 21
WiftM WILLIAMS 28
HENRY GEORGE 19
Jo: BILLINS 21
W M WRITE 18
ROBERT LOVETT 20
JOB JEFFERIE 19
HENRIE HALER 22
RICHARD SYMONDS 30
JAMES SPARK'S 57
RICHARD KIRBIE 32
JAMES HINGLE 40
THO: SAUNDERSON 24
W M SPICER 20
WittM THOMAS 19
HENRY MADIN 30
EDWARD EDNALL 21
THO: JEFFERIES 22
Nic: JACKSON 22
THO: SPRATT 23
THO: LEONARD 1 8
THO: BESON 24
CHRI: DIXON 24
ISACK KEMP 23
JEREMIE. SLIE 19
Jo: 6 MULLIN 18
ANTO PROCTER 16
ROBERT HANDLEY 19
Jo: AYMIES 18
Jo: TAYLER 21
W M ROFFIN 1 8
RIC R : HALSEY 13
ANT OTLAND 18
ROBERT OLDRICK 18
W M HALL 21
JO COPELAND 19
JOHN GOAD 18
Jo: POOLY 17
FRANCIS GAYER 18
THO: CRAVEN 17
Ric": LUCAS 16
GEO: CULLIDGE 18
LAWRENCE BARKER 26
Jo: BOWES 20
JO: WOODBRIDGE 32
Jo: JOHNSON 20
Jo: CHAPPELL 38
GEO: WHITTAKER 32
RICHARD LIVERSIDGE 24
HENRIE WOOD 20
ROB T MAX 21
Jo: WARREN 18
THO: TURNER 18
Jo: GARLAND 19
Jo: HUMFREY 23
Y PORT OF LONDON.
ISACK AMBROSE 18
W M HUNCOTE 35
THO: WILLIAMS 19
THO: FOXCROFTE 19
THO: HOBBS 22
CHARLES COLLOHON 19
HENRY BONN 23
ROGER QUINTIN 21
W M SMALL 18
W M COLEMAN 16
ANT ANDROWE 21
Jo: RICHARDSON , 18
W M CLADDIN 17
TlIO: GUDDERIDGE 17
ROGER BURLEY 17
THO: BARD 16
HENRY BUTLER 14
Jo: BUDD 15
JN MARSHALL 35
W H READ 30
EDWARD MITCHELL 18
ROBERT DREWRIE 16
Ric": WELLS 17
Jo: COTES 17
Jo: STUBBER 17
HENRY LEE 18
Ric": BALL 17
Jo: COOKE 17
THO: SYER 14
Jo: PARTRIDGE 18
Jo: JOHNSON 24
Women.
ISBELL DAVIES 22
ISABELL HAKESBY 23
JOAN VALLINS 17
MARIE CHAMBNEY 28
ELIZABETH ALLCOTT 20
FRANCIS BAKEWELL 30
ELIZABETH PAYNE 21
ELIZABETH HUGHSON 22
MARIE AVERIE 22
SARA ALPORT 25
MARIE LEE 22
ELIZABETH BATEMAM 23
THOMAZIN MARKCOM 26
ANN GOLDWELL 17
ANN GRIFFINN 26
JAMES BROOKES 28
vxor. ALICE BROOKES 18
DORCAS MERCER 30
ELLIN DAVIES 23
ALICE HARRIS 21
EEDIE HOLLOWAY 22
SARA COGGIN 20
ELIZABETH BAKER 20
DOROTHIE DAVIES 17
ELIZABETH RAYNARD 20
MARIE OLLIVER 21
ALICE RIALL 18
RABECCA PARMETON 19
MARIE MIDDLETON 17
KAT: FULDER 17
ELIZ: DICK'S 18
SARA GREENE 20
MARGARET RICKORD 20
WlNNIFREDD CONGRAVE 22
MATHEW PLANT 23
Jo: MORE 28
15
114
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
ELIZABETH POWELL 17
MARIE SHORTER , 26
MARIE LEE -14 weekes
MATHE\V CLATWORTHY 25
1 88
27" July 1635
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea im-
barqued in the Primrose Capten DOUGLASS, M r ' p Certificate
vnder y e Ministers hand of Gravesend, being examined by him touching
their Conformitie to the Church Discipline of England The Men have
taken the oaths of Allegeance f Supremacie.
WILLIAM SPRAWSON 28
fetch off by Jo: SYMOND'S 18
M. Secretary RjrHATCn WFRI! T.6
Windebanks - lcHAK1J VVLtfb JO
Warrant. LUKE SXODEX 21
W" STARLING 18
LAWRENCE WHITHORSE 17
ROBERT NUTTALL 18
Jo: HALL 24
MATHEW BURR 27
THO: DAGGETT 21
Jo: BALDWYNN 27
THO: BRUXSTON 20
HENRY BANBRIDGE 18
Nic: PETTING 24
ROBERT WILLIAMS 21
W M THORNCOME 19
THO: WIGGIN 21
CHRI: LEGG 19
HENRIE ROBINSON 26
Jo: SHERRICK 19
Jo: PALMER 18
W M ALDERTON 35
THO: CLIFTON 25
W M BROWNE 19
ALEXANDER MASIE 21
GEO: LEE 16
THO: BEANE 21
Jo: PEW 16
GEORGE COTTINGHAM 20
Jo: SWIFTE 23
GEO: FOWLER 22
THO: FARRABY 26
ROBERT SHARP 21
W M EVANS 25
W M HARRIS 50
THOMAS COKE 24
ABRAM SWIFTE 23
OLIVER FAYRIE 25
OLIVER SYMON 30
HENRY MAGGITT 29
THO: BALES 18
W M ALLINSON 25
* [There are 221 names in the list,
together, will yield 221.]
It will be observed that adding these two numbers
' PORT OF LONDON.
WALTER MARSHALL
Jo: SHIPLEY
THO: SMITH
Jo: JOHNSON
Jo: WICK'S
RIC R : WEST
GEO. WADE
W M PERCE
Jo: BEETELL
FRANCIS RATFORD . .
Jo: MORFIN
Jo: LEE
Jo: BALME
Jo: STROWDE
W M Fox
THO. PYNCH
RlC R 'GlLL
HENRY DIKES ,
W M SHAWE
HENRY SMITH
RALPH HUNT ,
Jo: LUPTON
JAMES RYDIE
GARRET COOKE ....
Jo: MERIE
OLLIVER CLIFFORD
WittM WHITE
THO: MORTIMER....
Jo: RIDGE ,
THO: VINSON
FRANCIS DELLICAT
THO: RIDGE ,
RICHARD GARY
THO: MANNING'S . . ,
W M PARRY ,
17
21
18
21
26
21
19
19
20
20
2O
25
34
'7
21
32
26
33
25
22
22
25
45
2O
17
18
23
20
16
18
20
23
17
16
16
JAMES HALL
ROBERT BENTON . .
THO: MASON
THO: SAKER
Jo: MARSH
FRANCIS MURSH* . .
THO: ADAMS
PHILIP DAVIES
EDWARD DANNELL
HENRY CHAPMAN . .
Jo: NORTH
CHARLES WHITE ..
JOHN PARRY
GODFREY HUNDLEY
RICHARD WATT'S . .
CLEMENT DONN . . . .
RIC R STANFORD
BEN: GREGORIE
EDWARD MILLS
ROBERT EELIE . . . .
RIC R : KELLUM
ROBERT PAGE
Jo: BALDWYN
ELLIS HARMAN ....
Jo: BOTTOMLY
W M MORE
SAMVELL BOSWELL
W M SWIFTE
\V H GRIFFIN
Jo: NORMAN ......
RICHARD WARDD . .
FRANCIS JARVICE . .
THO: THOMAS
LUKE RICHARDSON
Jo: FLETCHER
18
18
19
16
33
28
21
25
18
19
22
18
27
24
2 4
22
25
24
30
14
16
17
21
18
19
16
23
21
21
2O
13
14
20
'7
18
* [So in the original ; but probably intended for MARSH.]
n6
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
[1635
ROB T HARRIS 20
ROBERT FEAT'S 25
Jo: SAKER 30
W M JOHNSON 26
Jo: WEEKES 18
EDMOND ARDINTON 20
CHRISTO: BANBRIDGE 19
ELIZ: MAYNARD 22
ANN JACKSON 23
Jo: MOLIN 30
MARGARET CLARK 21
W S1 CLARK i
ELLIN HALY 55
SICILLIA WESTON 37
JANE PRYm 18
ANN VISHER 20
KAT: YORK 19
DOROTHY JAKES 29
AYMIE HUMFRIE 23
MARGARET JNSON 20
MARIE SAKER 24
ELLIN SUTTON 20
Jo: SAKER i
Tito: POOLE 43
Jo: WHETSTON 20
THOMAZIN MILLS 38
100
Vltimo JuKj 1635
|HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea, im-
barqued in y e Merchant's Hope HUGH WESTON M r : p examinacon
by the Minister of Gravesend touching their conformitie to the Church
discipline of England f have taken the oaths of Alleg: Suprem:
EDWARD TOWERS 26 I CHARLES RILSDEN 27
HENRY WOODMAN 22
RICHARD SEEMES 26
ALLIN KING 19
ROWLAND SADLER 19
Jo: PHILLIPS 28
VYNCENT WHURTER 17
JAMES WHITHEDD 14
JOSIAS WATTS 21
PETER LOE 22
GEO: BROOKER 17
HENRY EELES 26
Jo: DENNIS 22
THO: SWAYNE 23
Jo: EXSON 17
W H LUCK 14
Jo: THOMAS 19
Jo: ARCHER 21
RICHARD WILLIAMS 25
FRANCIS HUTTON 20
SAVILL GASCOYNE 29
Ric": BULFELL 29
Ric": JONES 26
THO: WYNES , 30
HUMFREY WlftMS [WILLIAMS] 22
EDWARD ROBERT'S 22
MARTIN ATKINSON 32
1*35]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
EDWARD ATKINSON 28
W M EDWARD'S 30
NATHAN BRADDOCK 31
JEFKERY CURRISH 23
HENRY CARRELI 16
THO: RYLE 24
GAMALIEL WHITE 24
RICHARD MARK'S 19
THO: CLEVER 16
Jo: KITCHIN 16
EDMOND EDWARD'S 20
LEWES MILES 19
Jo: KENNEDAY 20
SAfii: JACKSON 24
DANIELL ENDICK 16
Jo: CHALK 25
Jo: WNALL .....' 20
EDWARD SMITH 20
Jo: ROWLIDGE 19
W M WESTLIE 40
Jo: SMITH 18
Jo: SAUNDERS 22
THO: BARTCHERD 16
THO: DODDERIDGE 19
RICHARD WILLIAMS . 18
Jo: BALLANCE 19
W M BALDIN 21
W M PEN 26
Jo: GEERIE 24
HENRY BAYLIE 18
Ric": ANDERSON 50
ROBERT KELUM 51
RICHARD FANSHAW 22
THO: BRADFORD 40
W" SPENCER 16
MARMADUKE ELLA 22
Women.
ANN SWAYNE 22
ELIZ: COTE 22
ANN RYCE 23
KAT: WILSON 23
MAUDLIN LLOYD 24.
MABELL BUSHER 14
ANNIS HOPKINS 19
ANN MASON 24
BRIDGET CROMPE . . . 18
MARY HAWKES 19
ELLIN HAWKES . 18
66
Primo die Augusti 1635
[HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea, im-
barqued in the Elisabeth de Lo: CHRISTOPHER BROWNE M r
examined by the Minister of Gravesend touching their conformitie to the
ord rs discipline of the Church of England the Men have taken the oaths
of Alleg: Supremacic.
FASSINGEK W CH PASSED FROM
[1635
Jo: BENFORD 20
LODOWICK FLETCHER 20
Jo: BAGBIE 17
ROB T SALTER 14
EDWARD WHITE 18
STEEVEN PIERCE 30
RIC R : BEAUFORD 18
RIC R : CHAPMAN 18
ANDREW PARKINS 18
Jo: BAKER 16
Jo: WAKERS 16
Jo: VAUGHAN 17
YEOMAN GIBSON 16
THO: LEED 16
GEO: TREVAS 18
W M SHILBORN 20
SAinVEL GROWCE 38
W M GLASBROOKE 21
EDWARD DICK'S 30
Jo: BENNETT 18
MICHELL SAUNDBY 25
W M THURROWGOOD 13
SAiTivELL MATHEW 14
THO: FRITH 17
Jo: AUSTIN 24
PAUL FEARNE 24
THOMAS ROYSTON 25
Jo: TAYLER 1 8
Women.
KATHERIN JONES 28
ELIZ: SANKSTER 24
ELLIN SHORE 20
ALICE PYNDON 19
SARA EVEREDGE 22
MARGARET SMITH 28
ELIZAB: HOEMAN 20
MOULES NAXSTON 19
MARIE BURBACK 17
ELIZ: RUDSTON 40
ELIZ: RUDSTON 5
26
xj ih Aug" 1635
IN the Batcheler de Lo: m' THO. WEBB vrs New Engtd
LYON GARDNER 36 yers his wife MARY 34 yers, ELIZA. COLES 23
yers, their maid Seruan 1 , W M JOPE 40 yers, who are to passe to
new England, haue brought Cert, of their Conformity.
1*35]
YE PORT OF LONDON.
119
vij" August i 1635
[HEIS vnder-witttn names are to be transported to Virginea
imbarqued in the Globe of London JEREMY BLACKMAN M r ,
have been examined by the Minister of Gravesend of their Conformitie.
f have taken the oaths of Alleg: Supremacie.
Minister JOHN GrOODBARXE ... 30
EDWARD LEWES 21
Jo: WHITWHAM 26
Jo: BABINGTON 20
WSATCHILL 22
THO: GOWEN 18
SYMON MOODY 20
THOMAS TUCKER -21
Jo: WATTON 20
Jo: RAMSEY 30
RICHARD BATES 16
Witfoi BOWLER 14
HENRY HOPES 23
W" BARNES 22
HENRY SMITHICK 26
THO: GRIGG. 16
CHRISTOPHER LEGG ; 18
RANDALL BURNE 20
HUMFREY BUCKLEY 18
HENRY STON 27
PHILLIPP SHERRINGHAM 17
THO: SHARP 17
W M SAVORY 25
EDWARD KING 21
NATHANIEL ROGERS 17
MlCHELL VICTOR l8
WSHARP 21
W M OSMOTHERLY 14
GEO: NETTELLFORD 19
THO: PARKER 22
PHILIP MEREDITH 12
ROBERT COPPYN n
\V M BROWNE 20
ROBERT YATES 25
W M GRIFFITH '.. 18
OLOUGH BERNE 19
JAMES COPLEY 22
THO: BLITHE 20
W M HOWARD 16
Jo: HALE 14
NICHOLAS TAYLER 17
BENEDICT ROLLS 16
MARTIN PERKINS 18
W M ENNIS 22
DAVIE VAUGHAN 18
Jo: SEATON 19
THO: BOWYER 19
ABRAM BENTLEY 20
RIC R : ADAMS 22
JOHN RUSSELL 15
W M BURTON 20
MATHEW BATEMAN 20
Jo: BYNSTEDD 20
MICHELL HAYNES 21
THO: JNSON 21
JOHN WHITFIELD 20
120
PASSINGEX
PASSED FROM
['635
HENRY MOSTON 23
ALLIN HAMOCK 32
GEORGE FORTH 27
CHARLES SMITH 22
MATHEW MORTON 19
W M LEWES 25
ROBERT ARNOLD 30
Jo: THATCHER 22
W M NASH 22
PETER PAYTON 22
ROBERT BALDRY 18
EDWARD LANGSTEDD 18
JAMES SCOTT 21
W M ANDROWES 18
Jo: BLAND 26
PHILIP WESTLAKE 20
Jo: MARWOOD 17
Jo: GRIFFITH 20
Jo: HOWGATE 17
LUKE HANES [or HAUES] 27
Jo: STIBBS 19
JEFFERY WYNCH 20
RICHARD ABBOTT 25
RIC B : STEEVENSON 19
THO: SMITH 30
ANT: CARTER 22
GEO: MORE 25
ROBERT GANNOCK 20
Ric": COOKE 46
RICHARD TOWNSEND 28
NICHOLAS JERNEW 28
THO: WALLIS 32
WlttM SCARFIELD 22
S AM VEL STRINGER 17
Nic: REINOLD'S 38
JOHN PETER
RICHARD WOLLMAN . .
EDWARD CLEIBORN . .
NICHOLAS BATE
W BATE
RICHARD WELLS
RICHARD GUY
Jo: SWANN
EDWARD LENE
THO: SAWELL
THO: WHAPLETT
MABELL EATON ,
SARA CLEYTON
ANN LEVYNNS ,
MARY WILLIS
ANN CREEDE
JULIAN MERIDETH ,
LUCIE BUCKLE
JOAN JERNEW
ELIZ: JERNEW ,
ROBERT SCRIVEN
ROBERT ISHAM
Jo: ARMSBY
WLENNON*
MICHELL WHITLEY . . .
Jo. MANNING'S
W M BARLOE
EDWARD HOLLINBRIGG.
W M MANIFOLD
GREGORIE ALLIN
W" TALBOTT
GEO: HAWLEY
EDWARD HODGSKYNNS.
MARK GILL
THO: HARRWOOD
20
22
20
24
35
26
23
18
32
29
21
27
27
31
22
22
38
18
30
25
18
14
30
19
23
20
19
27
20
17
14
17
21
22
26
* [Or LEMON. The strokes of the letters are thick and clumsy.]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
121
ABRAM WATSON 17
ALLIN RIPPIN 28
JOHN HOBSON 25
THO: CHAPMAN 26
ROBERT VASS 19
RICHARD WARD 23
GEO: ALDIN 20
W M WARNER 25
GEO.: GRACE 25
CHRISTOPHER HAMOND .... 32
JACOB AVERIE 33
GEO:AVERIE 23
FRANCIS BULLOCK 26
RICHARD VPGATE 21
ANN WILLETT 23
JOYCE ROBINSON 20
MARGARET BAYLIE 20
MARY BRACKLEY 20
FRANCIS TOWNSEND 21
FRANCIS TOWNSEND 2
THO: NEEDHAM 13
THO: AXSTELL 35
Jo: REDDMAN 46
ROBERT MASCRIE 32
ROBERT CROUCH 15
THO: OWEN 23
THO: KNIBB 23
ROBERT WALTUM 26
DEBORA BARNIE 23
Jo: TYLER 16
THO: GREGORIE 15
THO: TATE 22
THO: HANCOCK 15
FRA: PEPPER 16
W M SAUND R 'S 19
x" Aug tl 1635
[HEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginea,
imbarqued in the Safety, JOHN GRAUNT M r
yeres
JOHN HARDON 27
RICHARD HAIEWARD 33
BARTHOL: HOSKYNS 34
ANT HAIES 24
Jo: CATTS 23
Jo: WAZEN 19
HENRY GADLING 16
RICHARD HOPKINS 25
ROBERT SUTTON 17
ROBERT PITWAY 27
yeres
MARY PITWAY 4
Jo: JONES 29
MATHEW GOUGH 22
ROBERT BODDY 19
Jo: CARTER 22
THOMAS HEATH 23
Jo: HORNWOOD 21
FRANCIS BARKER -21
W TIGHTON 24
CHRISTOPHER WYNN 20
16
122
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
JO: HEmlNG
RALPH SYMPKYXN . . .
JAMES BARNES
CHRI: STOPE
ROBERT LENDALI, . . .
DAVID KIFFIN
W* SYMONDS
TYMOTHY TRALLOPP .
HENRY DUGDELL . . .
JOHN LOWND
JAMES ATKINSON . . .
Nic: WATSON
Jo: TAYLOR
ARTHUR RAYMOND .
EDWARD SPICER
ROBERT HARRWOOD .
RICHARD FOSTER . . .
Jo: BELL
GABRIELL FISHER . . .
THO: BROWNE
CORNELIUS MAIES . . .
STEVEN GORTON . . .
Jo: GLOSTER
Jo: PIGEON
THOMAS THORNE . . .
Jo: WRITE
RICHARD PRESTON. . .
ANDREW STRETCHER
ALEXANDER HARVIE.
EDMOND JENKINS . . .
Nic: MORTON
Jo: BAY
JAMES PATTISON
W H LOWTHER
EDWARD SAUNDERS .
25
28
25
24
20
24
32
21
2O
16
16
16
18
20
21
17
16
30
36
18
12
35
23
i5
13
IS
17
H
IS
IS
17
16
21
24
40
JAMES BETHELI
Jo: BROWNE
Jo: GIBSON
THO: BELK
GEO: TUCKER
THO: JENNIONS
ROBERT PERKINS
Jo: MARTIN
EDMOND FARRELL
W M HASSELL
EDWARD GIFFORD
ROGER GILBERT
RICHARD ALLIN
Jo: WILKINSON
FRANCIS VYONS
WiftM DAVIES
RICHARD ALDERLEY . .
HENRY DALLEPER
RICH: HUDSON
Jo: HILL
EDMOND MULLENEUX
HUMFREY BLACKMAN
RICHARD COTTON
JAMES ALLIN
MARTIN CHURCH
HENRY GILBERT
W-Q'NY* ,
BRIAN KELLY
LEWES SMITH
THO: DOE ,
THOMAS SAUNDERS . .
EDWARD SAUNDERS . .
THOMAS CARTER
THOMAS AP THOMAS . .
RICHARD CAUNT
27
25
30
37
22
24
25
23
20
24
30
16
22
U
25
27
26
18
30
22
2O
16
20
19
16
34
20
20
22
33
13
9
25
30
36
[Clearly so in the original.]
Y PORT OF LONDON.
'23
RICHARD Moss 20
JOHN PERRYN 21
HUGH LE ROY 19
THOMAS REINOLDS 15
Jo: CURTIS 21
ROBERT GLENESTER 25
HENRY BUCKLE 30
Jo: NEWMAN 20
THOMAS GARDNER 22
Jo: NEWMAN 24
ROBERT FRISTER 20
RICHARD FIELD 20
GEO: HABBITTELL 26
WittM KARSEWELL 20
W M GRASSON 20
RICHARD WRIGHT 23
Jo: BUTLER 21
Jo: HENDRY 24
RICHARD BROOKES 20
Jo: MARTIN 17
GEO: CASTELL 21
Jo: BILLINS 26
THO: WRENN '. . 20
ROBERT PISCER 44
MARIE LERRIGO 19
MARGARET HOMES 23
ALICE ASHTON 20
HANNA WADDINGTON 16
ELIZABETH HOLLOWAY 26
ELIZ: GOLD 17
ELIZABETH FRISBY 24
ELIZ: SMITH 50
MARGARET CARD 24
MARGERIE SMITH 22
ELIZAB: PISCER 16
ELIZABETH WARD 25
JOAN GRIFFIGE .' 35
ELIZ: TURNER 44
JOAN ALLIN 20
MARIE BOOTH 19
JANE CUTTING 17
W M HINDSLEY 23
KATHERIN SMITH 18
THOMAZIN BROAD 24
ANN WATERMAN 1 8
JOAN TURNER 21
JANE FOXSLEY ...." 25
ROSE HILLS 22
ANN CROFT'S 16
GRACE TUBLEY 20
MARGARET SNALES 22
ANN HOLLAND 19
ANN FOSSITT 34
DOROTHY MOYLE 24
21
IN the Hopeivell de Lo: m'
i 1635
BAMJ, v's New Engtd
HENRY MAUDSLEY 24 yers hath brought Cer'- from the Ministr of his
Conformity hath taken the oathe of Allegance.
1 6 2
124
PASSIXGEIt Wen PASSED FROM
[1635
21 Aug" 1635
JHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to Virginca,
imbarqued in the George Jo: SEVERNE M r bound thither p
examination of the Minister of Gravesend fc.
yeres
MICHELL MASTERS 21
Tuo: MORECOCK 26
JO: GlLLAM 21
THO: GlLLAM 18
HUMFREY HlGGINSON 28
MATHEW SILSBY 31
THO: BULLARD 32
THO: ROGERS 15
NOWELL LLOYD 16
ANN HIGGINSON 25
FRANCIS FOSTER 18
ROBERT SCQTCHMORE 39
Jo: EVANS 19
RABECCA PALMER 19
ARTH R BODILIES 19
PETER MANING 25
DANIELL BOWYER 30
MICHELL WILLIAMS 18
CHRI: KIRK 23
RICHARD GENNEY 20
CHRISTOPHER THOMAS 21
WALTER WALKER 23
Jo: POPE 28
ANTO 'HODGSKINS 22
JOHN BELL 21
ANN LAYFIELD 30
Jo: HUTCHINSON 47
ALICE LEVITT . 16
yeres
MARY BURTWEZILL 18
ALICE WATSON 30
JOAN LUDCOLE 18
NATHAN: WILSON 23
THEODOR ROGERSON 20
W M THOMSON 22
Jo: JONES 17
MICHELL HEDLY 24
EDWARD ABBS 37
W M COLDER 22
THO: HAND 20
GEORGE Fox 14
Jo: DAYNIE 20
W M HAWKES 22
RALPH CLEYTON 20
THO: BEST 33
Jo: HUNT 23
Jo: FELD 20
ELIZ: BRISTOWE 17
MARY ROBINSON 18
ELIZABETH WOODBRIDGE 22
BRYAN HARE 27
ROGER CUTTS 20
W M DlCKENSON 21
W M MITCHELL 15
MARIE NEELE 13
ANN COOPER 20
GEO: TAYLER . , 20
1*35]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
125
HENRY KILBY
Jo: FYNCH
GEO: QUITHOR
THO: MOTHROPP
JAMES HORNER
Jo: RAY
Ric": DIXON
Tno: PEACOCK
Jo: ROGERS
GRIFFITH HUGHES
ANN WHITE -
Jo: QUYLE
T.HO: ALLIN
Jo: BUTLER
THO: PURNELL
VALENTINE BISHOPP . . .
W M CLOWDLSLIE*
RICHARD VERDIN
Jo: BADDAM
ELIAS WIGGMORE
SUZAN HARE
RICHARD HIDE .......
ROBERT DUNHAM
Jo: GOODRIDGE
Jo. TIFFING
HENRY CUTLING
LEONARD RICHARDSON.
JESPER HODGSKYNS . . .
Jo: WYNN ,
THO: HOWELL
LAWRENCE BARWICK . . ,
Jo: MUSGRAVE ,
EDWARD LILLIE
Jo: GOODSON ,
MICHELL PRYNN .....
27
27
25
21
24
21
20
19
18
24
19
15
17
13
16
ii
26
24
40
24
24
24
30
19
19
40
43
24
25
20
, 20
37
. 19
25
25
ALEXANDER GREENE 40
JAMES BANKES 35
OLIFF GiBbiNs i3
CONSTANCE FISTER 23
W M SCOTT 24
RALPH BROWNE 23
Ron T MORRISON 21
EDWARD GREENE 6
THO: BANK'S 4
ELIZ: BANK'S 9 mo.
Jo: ALLIN 21
LEWES JAMES 30
THO: WIGGINS 20
SARA MERRIMAN 20
ARTHUR FIGISS 40
W M HlNSHAWE 5 20
ROGER NEVITT 20
MATHEW PRICE 20
Ric : JAMES 33
W" NEESAM 21
THO: BUCK 17
GEO: SMITH 20
JOSEPH MILLS 20
THO: ROGERS 16
Jo: RICHARDS 17
W M SAIE 17
GEO: CRANWELL 23
Jo: WESTON 20
FRANCIS BLAKE 1 8
THO: MAYNARD 22
Jo: PRICE 34
PETER STARKIE. 22
JAMES HAWKINS 17
JOSEPH WARRWELL 17
FRANCIS YOUNG 21
[So in the original : doubtless intended for CI.OWDESUE.]
126
PASSIXGEK We" PASSED FROM
['635
THO: COXMEK 22
THO: PERRY 18
Jo: STAUNTON 27
THO: WHITE 16
RIC K : PHILLIPS 14
JANE SWIKTE 23
MARGERY CARTER 23
GRESSAM PAR'KINS 19
W M BLOCK 23
THO: GADSBY 19
Minister. RICHARD JAMES 33
VRSULA JAMES 19
ARTHUR FIGISS 33
FRAN-CIS HAVERCAMI- 17
EDMOND JONES 22
HENRY HAWLKV 34
ROIJERT BURR 19
W M MILLER 29
\V M CURTIS 19
THO: BEOMONT 29
Jo: COVELL 1 8
MARY LOVETT 1 8
JOAN VIZARD 1 8
W M STEEVKNS 22
THO: HORROCK'S 22
MARY SOANES 26
152
[HEIS vnder-written names arc to be transported to Virginea im-
barqued in the TJiomas HENRY TAVERNER M r , have been
examined by the Minister of Gravesend touching their conformitie in o 1
Religion, C c.
Jo: LEWES 16
W M GREENE 18
WALTER SMITH 20
W M BURTON 24
Jo: HILL 15
JOSEPH BROWNING 20
THO: FOUCH 16
EDWARD SAWNDERS 20
W" JAMES 18
Jo: TULLIE 20
JANE GIBBS . . . . 27
MARY CHADD 17
JANE COLERACK 22
ALICE WRIGHT . 2 1
EDWARD ERLE 43
RICHARD CRANE 32
ADAM CROWE 19
JACOB DENTON 20
HUGH STANLEY 16
BENJAMIN SYUIES 42
MARY JOLLY 21
ELIZ: AYRES 26
HUMFREY AWDRY 21
EDWARD JOHNSON 28
JO: COLLOPP 22
PETER RICAKP 19
HENRY GEW 20
W M ADAMS 24
iJ5]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
127
ROB T JAMES-. 18
Jo: BROWTON 20
RIC R : WHEELER 24
ROBERT WELLS 30
Jo: GRESSAM 22
TEAGUE QUILLIN 20
W" PEAS 19
BARTHOLM: FURBANK 20
ROBERT JOHNSON 27
MARY JOHNSON 23
ALICE JNSON 22
ELIZ: JOHNSON 18
MARY LUCIE 20
JOAN LOOKER 20
SUZAN JENNOWAY 26
EDWARD ROBINS 33
GEO: DAWE 23
JOSEPH PRESTON 20
ANANIAH DYER 24
ROGER WILKYNS 33
Jo: BOOTH 19
PETER HARBYNN 21
THO: MALTMAN [^MULTMAN] 17
Nic: FOLLY 16
HUGH FOUCHE 17
MlCHELL HUTCHINSON 1 6
W M PALLMER 17
W M CHAMBERLIN 16
NATHAN: TOOLY 19
HENRY WILSON 12
58
Secundo die Septembris 1635
JHEIS vnder-written names are -to be transported to S< Christo-
phers: imbarqued in the William John ROWLAND LANGRAM
M r - have been examined by the Minister of Gravesend tooke the oaths
of Alleg: Suprein: die et A pd
JAMES LAMPLEY 19
W M GREENE 18
HENRY DANIELL 20
ROWLAND DAVIES 20
W M REDDISH 20
EDWARD BROOMISH 20
ROBERT FITT 18
RICHARD LEWES 26
RICHARD CORIE 18
RICHARD CRISTIE 20
Jo: BRUNT 24
W WILLIAMS 21
CHRISTOPHER STEEVENSON... 19
THO: BARNES 20
ROBERT WATLER , 20
ANDREW YOUNG ' 40
FRANCIS HUDSON 36
Jo: PARR 19
W M MORLEY 24
RlC R :GAVYN 21
THO: PHILLIPPS 35
Jo: WILLARD 16
128
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
THO: HANMER 14
W M BURNHAM 21
WALTER WALL 16
W M BATHOE 18
THO: TAPPER 21
W M BAYLIE 23
THO: BROOKES 21
NATHANIELL BERNARD 22
THO: PRICE 20
GEO: FRIE 19
THO: HART 25
MATHEW ADDISON 17
THEOBALD WALI 18
ROBERT RICHARDSON 33
ROBERT LEAKE 38
BARNABIE BROOKE 20
Jo: COCK 18
Nic: COBB 24
Jo: HINSON 21
THO: EKKERSOE 24
GEO: CARTER 28
Ric": HARRIS 26
HENRIE NOKES 27
THO: THOMSON 28
SAmvEL KNIPE 23
Jo: WATTON 25
Jo: BYRALL 29
MORRIS PARRY 30
Jo: NAYLER 20
EDWARD NAYLER 21
GEO: NOBLE 22
W M COCK'S 20
MARTIN SOWTH , 19
W M GREENELEFE 26
Jo: SAWNDERS 17
THO: HAMES \pr HAINES].
JOHN PINKLEY
ROBERT THOMSON
W H DAVIES
RICHARD BEARE
GEO: FORD
THO: LOWYNN
Jo: DRAKE
ROBERT OUTMORE
HUGH HILTON
THO: KING
LAWRENCE ADDERFORD ,
JAMES DOCKKIE
EZECHELL RENNAM
THO: HAIDEN
EDWARD BRUNT
THO: REINOLDS
W M BENN
PHILLIP SKORIER
W M WORRALL
Jo: BENSON
HENRY BUGLAND
Jo: MORTON
JO: DlTCHFIELD
NATHANIELL SIMPKINS...
W M PROCTER
EDWARD GRESSAM
W M STEEVENS
THO: WHITHEDD
THO: CLARK
W M STIFFCHYNN
Jo: BONN
W M DUNBARR
Jo: MORRISH
ALEXANDER GLOVER .
16
30
22
30
28
19
20
18
38
23
27
26
17
*i3
15
26
16
24
26
23
27
21
24
22
26
26
'7
21
24
25
16
18
15
18
37
[Originally written 15, but afterwards altered.]
'635]
Y E POUT OF LONDON.
129
EDWARD KING 25
Jo: KENT 23
ROBERT LYNT 21
EDWARD BELLIS 21
THO: GILL 30
W H GROVE 32
RICHARD MASON 29
MANLEY RICHARDSON 21
ISACK BELT 23
JOHN PICKERING 25
THO: ARCHBOLD 19
MATHEW WELLS 28
JHEIS vnder written names
imbarqued in the David Jo
the Minister of Gravesend, tc.
EDWARD BROWNE 25
SAMVEL TROOPE 17
W M HATTON 23
DANIELL BACON 30
ROBERT ALSOPP 18
TEDDER JONES 30
THO: SIGGINS ... 18
ABELL DEXTER 25
RIC R : CATON 26
HENRY SPICER 28
THO: GRANGER 19
JO: BONFOLLYf 21
ROGER MANNINGTON 14
JOSUA CHAMBERS 17
HENRY MELTON 23
DAVID LLOYD 30
DONOUGH GORHIE 27
GER: BUTLER 27
ADDAM NUNNICK 25
Jo: STANN 27
EDWARD SPICER 18
Jo: FEELDING 19
are to be transported to Virginea
; HOGG M r - have been examined by
Jo: MORRIS 26
RICHARD BROOKES 30
ROBERT BARRON 18
JONATHAN BARNES 22
HENRY KENDALL 17
THO: POULTER 3 1
Jo: LAMB 22
THO: NUNN 22
Jo: STEEVENS 19
EDWARD CRABBTREE 20
W M BARBER 17
ANN BEEFORD [or BEDFORD] . 25
MARTHA PORTER 20
GURTRED LOVETT l8
JANE JENNING'S 25
MARGARET BOLD 3
MARY ROGERS 20
MARGARET WALKER 20
FREESE BROOMAN 20
ELIZ: JONES 20
* [It will be observed that these totals are not always correct; there are 104 names in this
: fifth letter is indistinctly written ; it looks like an e, but has a
17
dot above it.]
PASSINGER W CH PASSED FROM
xj Sept: 1635
IHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New- England
imbarqued in \.\\e.HopeivcllTtf.o: BABB, m r p Cert from the Minis-
ters f Justices of their conformitie in Religion to o r Church of England:
C .y l tne y are no Subsedy Men. they have taken y e oaths of Alleg:
Suprem.
yeres
Husb: WiftM WOOD 27
ELIZABETH WOOD 24
Jo: WOOD 26
ROBERT CHAMBERS 13
THO: JNSON 25
MARIE HUBBARD 24
Jo: KERBIE 12
Jo: THOMAS 14
ISACK ROBINSON 15
ANN WILLIAMSON 18
Tanner. Jo: WEEKES 26
MARIE WEEKES 28
ANNA WEEKES i
SUZAN WlTHIE 18
ROBERT BAYLIE 23
MARIE WITHIE 16
SAmVEL YOUNGLOVE 30
MARGARET YOUNGLOVE 28
SAMVEL YOUNGLOVE i
ANDREW HULLS 29
ANTHONY FREEMAN 22
TWIFORD WEST 19
ROGER TOOTHAKER 23
MARGARET TOOTHAKER 28
ROGER TOOTHAKER . i
ROBERT WITHIE 20
HENRIE TICKNALL 15
Harnis maker ISACK HEATH... 50
ELIZABETH HEATH 40
ELIZABETH HEATH 5
MARTHA HEATH 30
W M LYON 14
GRACE STOKES 20
THO: BULL 25
JOSEPH MILLER 15
Jo: FRIER 15
RICHARD HUTLEY 15
DANIELL FRYER 13
KATHERIN HULL 23
MARY CLARK 16
Jo: MARSHALL 14
JOAN GRAVE 30
MARY GRAVE 26
JOAN CLEVEN 18
EDMOND CmppFiELD [CHIP-
PERFIELD] 20
MARY WITH 62
ROBERT EDWARD'S 22
ROBERT EDGE 25
WALTER LLOYD 27
PORT OF LONDON.
ELLIN LEAVES 17
ALICE ALBON 25
BARBARY ROFE . . 20
Jo: FORTEN 14
GABRIELL RELD 18
54
xix Sept: 1635
jHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to New-England
imbarqued in the Truelove Jo; GlBBS M r . the Men have taken
the oaths of Alleg: Suprem.
yeres
Labouring man. THOMAS BUR-
CHARD 40
MARY BURCHARD 38
ELIZABETH BURCHARD 13
MARIE BURCHARD 12
SARA BURCHARD 9
SUZAN BURCHARD 8
Jo: BURCHARD 7
ANN BURCHARD 18 mo.
PETER PLACE 20
W M BEERESTO 23
GEO: BEERESTO 21
Husbandmen EDWARD HOWE. 60
ELIZABETH HOWE 50
JEREMIE HOWE 21
SARA HOWE 12
EPHRAIM HOWE 9
ISACK HOWE 7
W M HOWE 6
Jo: SEDGWICK 24
JEREMY BLACKWELL 18
LESTER GANTER [W-GUNTER], 13
ZACHARIA WHITMAN 40
SARA WHITMAN 25
ZACHA: WHITMAN 2j
RABECCA FENNER 25
THO: TIBBALD'S 20
THOMAS STREME 15
Jo: STREME 14
Husb: RALPH TOMKINS 50
vxor KAT. TOMKINS 58
ELIZABETH TOMKINS 18
MARIE TOMKINS 14
SAMUEL TOMKINS 22
RICHARD HAWES 29
ANN HAWES 26
ANNA HAWES 2\
OBEDIAH HAWES 6. mo
RALPH ELLWOOD 28
GEO: TAYLER 31
ELIZABETH JENKINS 27
W M PRESTON 44
MARIE PRESTON 34
ELIZ: PRESTON u
SARA PRESTON 8
MARIE PRESTON 6
Jo: PRESTON 3
W M JOES* 28
WILLIAM BENTLEY 47
ALICE BENTLEY 15
* [This name may be read as IVES.]
172
132
PASSINGER WCH PASSED FROM
MARGARET KILLINGHALL 20
Jo: BENTLEY 17
THO: STOCKTON 21
GEO: MORREY 23
RICHARD SRAYNE 34
SARAH HAILE 11
SAMVEL GROVER 16
ROBERT BROWNE 24
Tno: BLOV/ER 50
EDWARD JEOFFERIES 24
JOHN DONE 16
ROGER BROOME 17
DOROTHIE LOWE 13
Jo: SIMPSON 30
THO: BRIGHTON 31
TlIO: RUMBALL 22
EDWARD PARRIE 24
JANE WALSTON 19
*66
Tricessimo die Septcmbris 1635
(BOARD the Dors' JOHN FLOWER M r bound for y c Bormodos.
JOHN REDFORD [or REEFORD] 16
ROBERT RAMSEY 15
JOHN WILLIAMS 16
WittM ELLISTON 13
LUBAS WRIGHT 16
HUMFREY HOLT 18
THO: JOYNER 16
RIC R : TREGAGELL 18
Jo:LoE 18
JOSUA WOODCOCK 11
ROBERT FISHER 10
THO: SHARP 17
Jo: ROWLAND 21
W K WHEELER 22
W M PENNINGTON 18
Jo: MATHEWS 16
ROBERT VARDELL , 20
Jo: HETH 21
NATHANIELL BONNICK 16
Jo: DENMAN 14
THO: MORE 18
W M BRUISTER 17
GEORGE HUBBARD 16
EDW: MIDDLETON 15
FRANCIS RUSSELL 23
JAMES RISING 18
GEO:ABSOLON 16
Jo: MOSDELL 24
W" STOKER 19
EDWARD MORRIS 18
W*THOMAS 17
Ric": BUNTING 17
THO: STOKES 30
W M ROSDEN 16
[So in the original. But there are 67 names in the list. ]
PORT OF LONDON.
133
NATHANIELL WEST 15
Jo: DONN 14
EDWARD EDWYNN 15
Jo: SELL 15
THO: IRELAND 10
EDWARD DAVIES 17
EDWARD SIMPSON 13
EDWARD ALDIN* 17
THO: ATKINS 16
THO: RILEY 16
W M BARNES 15
Jo: DAY 16
W M BARRITH 16
Jo: TUSTIN 16
Jo: NICKLIN 17
Jo: HARKWOOD 20
HUMFREY KEMP 16
DAVID THOMAS 26
WILLM ALBURIE 15
ARTHUR THORN E 33
W M CHEESEMAN 20
JOHN MITCHELL 20
JOHN CASSON 18
ALEXANDER BRABANT 30
HENRY FULCOCK 15
Jo: MANSFIELD 19
WittM EAST 15
RICHARD HALDIN 14
GEO: PALMER 27
W M SIMPSON 17
EDWARD SIMPSON 13
EDWARD GRUBTHORN 14
JONAS GOLDENHAM 16
JUDITH BAGLEY 58
JOHN GLASSENDEN 14
W M HARDING 30
vxor SARA HARDING 30
HENRY ROSSE 31
TYMOTHIE PYNDER 26
MARGARET PYNDER 41
JANE DART 17
Minister GEO: TURK 40
EZIA VYNCENT 30
MtwMARTHEW 30
Minister DANIELL WlTE 30
SAMPSON LORT 30
Jo: MILLER 47
JOHN JOHNSON 23
RICHARD JENNING'S 35
vxor SARA JENNING'S 18
RICHARD PALMER 30
vxor ELLIS PALMER 21
THO: GRIFFIN 32
ANN GRIFFIN 35
ROBERT RIDLEY 23
ELIZABETH RIDLEY 30
EDWARD CHAPLIN 20
W-CASSE 19
PETERNELL NOWELL 46
CHRISTIAN WELLMAN 43
ELIZ: ALDWORTH 15
95
[Originally written ALLIN, afterwards altered to ALDIN.]
'34
PASSINGER
PASSED FROM
2" die Octobris 1635
jjBOARD the John of London JAMES WAYMOTH M r bound to
S' Christophers
JOHN BATCHELLER 26
SAiiivEL PARKER 19
THO: JAMES 25
CHRI: THOMSON 21
ALEXANDER FLEETWOOD 19
WALTER LEE 21
EDWARD DODSON 21
GILBERT CLARK 19
GEO: HEELIS 19
RICHARD ELMES 21
RICHARD SMITH 22
Witfoi RICHARDSON 24
EDWARD MEKINS 18
Jo: CLYMER 30
RICHARD EVANS 21
HENRIE FEELD 25
HENRIE RADFORD 20
Jo: HENMAN 19
THO: WALKER 19
JO: MULLENEUX 24
OSWELL METCALF 22
EDWARD COOKE 22
Jo: SHERLOCK 20
THO: FROST 28
LEWES EVANS 25
Jo THOMSON 19
RICHARD TOWNSEND 19
MARY GOODWINN 18
JANE GOODWYNN 20
MARTHA LILLIOT 20
ELIZABETH MURRIN 21
JOAN HILL 21
ELIZABETH FREEMAN 18
33
13" die octobris 1635
jlBOARD the Amitic GEORGE DOWNES M v bound to S l Christo-
ISACK DRAKE ..................... 25
RICHARD IVESON ............... 24
ROBERT BARNE .................. 33
THO: HERNDEN .................. 23
EDWARD FARR .................. 28
W M BURROWE ..................... 19
THO: BREWYNN .................. 24
MARMADUKE BORNE ............ 21
PORT OF LONDON.
135
Withi CRI?SWELL 22
HENRIE HODGSKYNNS 19
ROBERT PAYNE 21
GEORGE HATRELL 32
Jo: HIPPSLEY 19
Wift.M STANLEY 22
JOHN SNAPE 22
ISACK BUCK 33
WALTER ELLITT 20
AYMIES HALFVARD 19
OLIVER JOHNES 25
JOHN SMITH 23
HAMBLET SANKEY 22
EDWARD PORTER 21
THO: GALLEY 20
THO: PITT'S 24
Jo: THOMSON 25
RICHARD WEBSTER 24
LEWES JONES 20
JOHN COOMBES 26
GEORGE Coop [COOPER] 20
MATIIEW PRESTON 22
JOHN PYNKSTON 27
W M GEIES./ IS
WiftM VBANK 20
CHARLES PARKER 1 8
JAMES LEACHMAN -22
W M CARTWRITE 1 8
RICHARD WEST-GARRETT . . 20
W M HARRIS 16
JER: NICHOLLS 16
Tno: RODES 20
Jo: BOUGHEI 21
EDWARD GRINDALL 21
Jo: VAUGHAN 23
Jo: GODDIN 20
RICHARD LARKYNN 32
RICHARD BOEMAN 23
Tno: MOLTON 20
DAVID OWEN 26
HENRIE ROWLES 22
Nic: ALFORD 28
SAMVELL SAKELL 23
ROBERT JONES 30
Jo: BROWNE 33
PETER SALMON 20
Jo: SAUNDERSON 23
ROBERT ROLFE 23
JOHN JACK , 27
THO: YOTT 24
JOHN TEIRRER 24
JOHN FARMER 24
W M DAUGHTON 20
Ric": SKVNNER . . 20
W M EGERTON 20
JAMES MAKYNN 20
W 51 HARRIS 20
BASTIAN PETITE 23
JOHN WARREN 20
Ric": PHINNEI 30
JAMES BRIGG'S 25
JOHN MUSICK 19
Jo: GRIDDICK 16
W" DAVIES 40
ROB T HEATH 30
THO: BAGGELAY 24
WILLIAM YATEMAN 25
RICHARD GRIND 1 1
W J1 CALLER 20
ROBERT DOWNE 35
136
PASSINGER WC PASSED FROM
JOHN HYE 36
EDWARD WEBB 17
JAMES JOHNSON 28
JOHN AVERY 22
DANIELL CANNELLY 20
RICE POKE 30
ROGER JAMES 29
JAMES CURTIS 18
CLEMENT HAMES 22
JOHN FYNN 22
WiftM GOFF 30
ANDREW WHITE 11
JOHN BlLLINGHURST 24
MORRICE DAVIE 24
W M RULE.. . 20
MARY WYND 18
MARGARET COLES 21
MARIE MERRITON 21
KAT:BRE\VETT 16
ELLIN CHAUNCE [^CIIANNCE] 21
ANN PALMER 29
ALICE BARKER 30
PATIENT WHITE 44
ISACK e 1
T ( Iwynns 2
JACOB... )
JUDITH LLOYD 18
MARIE MAXWELL . .21
24* Octobris 1635
[IBOARD the Constance, CLEMENT CAMPION M r bound to Virginia.
yeres
JOHN WADE 21
GARRET NICHOLSON 23
JOHN BURROWES 18
W M BETT 21
THOMAS SIMPSON 24
THO: PATRICK 22
JOHN TILL 20
JOSEPH PRICHARD 17
W M BENNERMAN 18
RIC R : TAYLER 18
JOHN GRIFFIN 26
SAmvEL JACKSON 21
yevcs
GEO: ATKINSON 16
ROBT SEXSTON 24
THO: PURSELL 26
UA'VIE LUPTON 23
HENRIE MORE 20
MlCHELL SUCKLIFF l8
GEORGE ATTERBORN 20
RIC R : STEERE 24
THO: LEER 18
W M PRICHARD 34
JAMES COTES 22
JAMES REVELL 20
PORT OF LONDON.
137
yeres
W M ANDROWES 2O
SYMON GARR 14
W HUNT 21
THO: JACKSON 23
MILES COKE 23
CHRI: CHAMBERS 24
DAVIE WILLIAMS 24
Nic: HUGGINS 24
Jo: DAVIES 20
WiftM JONES 25
HENRIE RICHARDSON 21
ROGER WILLIAMS 19
JO:WYTHINS 24
THO: JAY 25
ELIZABETH BREWER 17
ISACK BEVER 24
ALICE BRASS 15
THO: MORE 26
W M KlNG 21
Jo: MITCHELL 22
THO: HALL 21
ROBERT ELLIS 22
JAMES HAIES 28
JOHN HANCOCK 17
Ric": GRAY 21
W M TYSE 20
THO: WATHIN 35
CHARLES HUGHES 50
JAMES SYMONDS 20
JO>CLARK 38
GEO: DYOS 38
Jo: PALMER 12
GRIFFIN MAYMOR 21
FRANCIS MARSDEN 19
STEEPHEN PACK 22
GEO: DAVIE 22
HENRIE JOHNSON 27
JO:ASHCROFTE 33
MATHEW GOWGH* 28
THO: DIGGLIN 22
ROBERT BASKERVILE 22
NATHANIELL YOUNG 20
THO: HODSON 20
SAMPSON ALKYNN 24
Jo: COKE 24
JOHN DE CANE 20
Jo: ELLIOTT 36
W" GILLAM 27
THO: SMITH 24
ANT MILES n
CHRI: BOYCE 38
THO: SADDOCK 17
MARY PARKER 15
W M HULETT 19
WALTER JENKYNS 3
EDMOND PORTER 35
EDWARD HERROTT 35
HUGH DOUGLAS 22
WALTER COLLY 19
JOAN CARRAWAY 22
THO: HART 18
85
* [There is a flourish at the end of this name in the original ; I do not think it is intended for
a final i.]
18
138
PASS7NGER ]Y C " PASSED FROM
[1635
|BOARD the Abraham of London JOHN BARKER M r bound to
Vinrinca.
TOBIE SYLBIE 20
ROBERT HARRISON 3 2
WiliM LAWRENCE 22
JOHN JOHNSON 35
W M FISHER 25
STEEVEN TAYLER 17
THO: PENFORD 3
W" SMITH 25
THO: ARCHDIN 18
RiC": MORRICE 17
WALTER PIGGOTT 19
RICHARD WATKYNS 20
JO:BRAUNCII 13
Jo: CLARK 20
GABRIELL THOMAS 3
DAVIE JONES 21
ALEXANDER MADDOX 22
FRANCIS TIPPSLEY 17
EMANUELL DAVIES 19
W M WILLIAMS 25
ROGER MATHEWS . . 28
Jo: MASTERS 23
WILLM MATHEWS 18
Jo: BRITTEN 18
GEORGE PRESTON 20
ROBERT TOULBAN 23
HENRY DOBELL 20
GEORGE BREWETT 1 8
FRANCIS STANLEY 23
WiHM FREEMAN 46
EDWARD GRIFFITH 33
WiftM MANTON 30
OWEN WILLIAMS 40
THO: FLOWER 32
Jo: BULLAR 32
Jo: CLANTON 26
ALEXANDER SYMES 19
ANT- PARKHURST 42
Jo: HILL 36
ALEXANDER GREGORIE 24
MARTIN WESTERLINK 20
PATRICK WOOD -24
THO: KEDBY 25
ROGER GREENE 24
WiftM DOWNES -4
Jo: BURNETT 24
THO: ALLIN 3 1
SIMON FARRELL 19
Tno: CLEMENT'S 30
WHUNT 20
KATHERIN ALDWELL 33
Si
1635]
PORT OF LONDON.
'39
20 Novembris 1635
JHEIS vnder-written names are to be transported to the Barbadoes
imbarqued in the Expedition PETER BLACKLER M r - The Men
have taken the oaths of Allegeance C Supremacie : And have been
examined by the Minister of the Tovvne of Gravesend touching their
Conformitie to the ord r s C discipline of the Church of England die et
Aprd
yeres
Minister NICHOLAS BLOXA
[BLOXAM] ats INGLES 31
ABRAM HOLLAND 19
THOMAS HUDSON 16
BLACK WELL LAWRENCE 16
LEONARD BRIGGINS 17
THOMAS CLARK 27
MORGAN JENKINS 32
Ric": PRATT 18
THO: FREEMAN 19
WiftM GREEFESON 26
RICHARD WARTUMBEE 21
HENRY BRYAN 21
HUGH DAWSON 18
MATHEW BEADS 19
CHARLES LAMBERT 23
Jo: LAKE 18
Jo: SMITH 18
ANTHONY HUTCHINS 32
WiftM GIBSON 19
Jo: WILLIAMS 17
WILLIAM STEWARD 21
JOHN PIERCE 18
HUGH EVANS 18
yeres
BRIAN ASTON 21
NICHOLAS COLLON 19
HENRIE FIELD 24
RICHARD SMITH 20
JOHN KNOWLES 27
JOHN DICKENSON 24
JOHN MANN 21
THO: PEACOCK 17
EDWARD STEEVENS 53
THOMAS WEEKES 23
HUGH CHESWOOD 21
Jo: COERT 21
JOHN PIKE 30
GEORGE BLACKLOCK 32
JOHN COLEMAN 40
W* WATTS 28
JOHN BONNER 18
WlttM SlNGNELL 18
THO: HOBIN 20
FRANCIS BARNIT 23
WiftM BUCKLEY . , . ... 26
JOHN CLARK 16
PlIILLIPP MORLIN 21
HENRY RAWLINS 25
18 2
140
PASSIMGER WCH PASSED FROM
[1635
JO: RUDGE 42
EDWARD EVANS 22
JOHN HOWNSEFIELD 20
THO: DAVIE 20
HENRY GOWDE 19
W M MELLISON 25
JOHN YORK 26
W M CARPENTER 19
JOHN WYNTER 23
Jo: WALLER 17
JOHN SufnES 20
JOHN HERON 20
WiliM TAYLER 26
JOHN PARLIN 21
W M JACKSON 33
JOHN MEDGLEY 21
W M WRENCH 21
ROBERT HURT 19
JAMES FAREBANK 26
HENRIE BERRISFORD 32
JAMES NETTLETON 22
THOMAS ARMETAGE 24
FRANCIS MANN 19
JOHN FELKYNN 20
JOHN JONES 20
RICHARD LIGHTBOUND 22
CHRISTOPHER HARTLIE 19
THO: WOOD 23
HENRIE GODFRIE 36
THO: PALMER 19
JO: HUMFREY 2O
JOHN SMITH 22
AMBROSE GREENE 23
Jo: HILLIARD 18
Jo: BROWNE 26
WitiM WARR 19
MATHEW WILKINSON 18
MATHEW GIBBONS 20
W M AWDLEY 19
JAMES KINGSTON 22
RIC R : SMART 20
W M WALTERS 26
THO: DAVIES 23
NATHANIELL NORDIN 46
W* PITT 25
JO: ClIATER 17
Jo: CHAPMAN 24
GEO: STERRY 24
ABRAM CHEYNEI 22
Jo: STURTON 18
Jo: EDENS 19
LAWRENCE BROCK 1 8
Ric":BEST 18
ROBERT HOBBS 26
PETER JONES 30
W M TOPLEIFE 18
Jo: ROBINSON 19
MORRICE JONES 21
HENRY STINT 18
JOSIAS WESTON 25
FRANCIS BIRKENHEDD 24
EDWARD JONES 29
ELLIS WILLIAMS 1 8
W H TAYLER 40
THO: BURNHAM 1 8
JOSEPH BOYCE 24
Jo: RAINSECROFTE 23
HENRIE BOSTOCK 19
JEFFERIE SHIP 24
W" BROOKE 26
1*35]
Y B PORT OF LONDON.
141
LAUNCELOTT LACON 32
W M PLOMER 23
W M SHEICROFTE* 17
W M COKE 18
Jo: JENNING'S 18
THO: OSSEBROOKE 2J
Jo: DAVENPORT 30
GEO: BURTON 23
W M MORGAN 20
DA VIE THOMAS 20
RIC R : HANNIS 21
PETER CRONINGBURK 20
Jo: HALL 29
JO: COMPTON 26
CLEMENT BACKFORD 30
ROBERT BROWNE 18
JOHN KEY 32
HOWELL PRYCE ." 25
EDWARD ASTON 32
ROB T EDWARDS 38
RICHARD ASH 24
JOHN MEDLEY 26
THOMAS KING 24
RICHARD SNOWE 28
ROBERT FILBORNE 18
PIERCE MORGAN 23
Jo: WILLIAMS 17
Nic: BROGAN 28
ANT: SMITH 18
JOHN SPENCELEY 24
MATHEW SHORE 46
THOMAS SPARLiNf 19
DOROTHY SYMONDS 40
MARY LUPTON
RiC": HORNE
JOHN NEWTON
THOMAS COWDELL
RICHARD GIBSON
NICHOLAS NEVELL
GEORGE TAYLER
W GOAD
W M MARRITT
ROGER ERITAGE
DAVIE DODDERIDGE . . .
GEORGE FULLWOOD . . .
RIC R : HAMIS
RALPH WEBSTER
THO: ROBINSON
JOSEPH THOMLINSON .
BALTAZAR DEDERIX . . .
JAMES SMITH
Nic: FLATTER
Nic: WHITHEDD
WHlNKYNN
THOMAS GILBERT
RICHARD SEABRIGHT. . .
ROBERT GREENEWOOD .
ANTHONY ASHMORE . . .
LAUNCELOTT BROMLEY.
PETER SPENCER
THOMAS PHIPPS
DAVIE THOMAS
WittM GREENE
Jo: WATTS
W M LOCK
GEORGE LEAS . .
30
22
29
17
25
19
2O
21
26
22
2O
19
21
20
15
26
26
24
27
2 4
26
26
21
18
33
44
IS
IS
20
23
20
21
20
* [Or SHERCROFTE. The fourth letter is not clear.]
t [The first two letter? are capitals in the original ; possibly the name is intended for
S[r] PARLIN.]
142
PASSINGER WCH PASSED FROM
[1635
JOHN SPENCER 19
HENRY ANTONY 19
JAMES FASSITT 34
HENRY ELLOTTS 23
HENRIE COKE 28
RICHARD BENES 25
W" COSSON 20
\V M THOMSON 20
THOMAS VSHERWOOD 28
W M HANING 30
JOHN GOAD 22
RICHARD MONCASTER 32
Jonx CHESTING 21
ROGER SANFORD 35
WlltM CORNWELL 2O
W M GOSSELIN 21
Jo: Coop [COOPER] 21
W M PRICE 22
SAM: SKYNNER 22
ROB T DU NSTARR 34
RICHARD BUCK 24
Nic: LYNTON 22
205
19 Dec: 1635
fHEIS vnder-writtcn names are to be transported to the Barbadoes
imbarqued in the Falcon THO: IRISH M r the Men have been
examined by the Minister of the Towne of Gravescnd touching their
conformitie to the Church Discipline of England : And also have taken
the oaths of Alleg: Suprciu. Die et A pnt
yeres
ARNOLD OWNSTEDD 30
THO: SKYDDELL 28
ANT CADWOLD 23
PIIILLIPP MILLER 21
MAXIMILLIAN PRICHARD 20
THO: TIFFIN 28
Jo: BUTLER 21
PHINES TRUSEDELL 18
BRYAN COWLY 30
Jo: MASON 19
ROBERT HARRIS 42
ABRAM SHAWE 20
GEO: SABYN 21
\V M CARTWRITE 23
NATHAN: MURFITT 23
yeres
Jo: BARNET 20
JAMES SPENCER 25
Jo CHUBNELL 21
W" GUNTER 22
JO: TlIURROGOOD 2O
THO: GREENE 16
RICHARD RICHARDSON 36
RABECCA BURGIS 17
RICHARD PANKE 19
LEONARD ROBINSON 20
FRANCIS BUCK 20
JOHN HOGG 21
ROBERT SYMPER 20
THO: PAGE 20
DENNIS BRITTIN [or BRITTON] 20
'635]
Y E PORT OF LONDON.
'43
Jo: ROGERS^ 18
JAMES WOLTON 22
JO: BURKITT 21
TIIO: HARRWELL 29
GREGORIE BOOTH 18
EDWARD HOWE 19
ROB T CLARK 18
FRANCIS MARTIN 18
THO: WEBB .. , 22
Jo: SCOTT 42
TIIO: EVANS 23
W" PHILLIPS 28
JAMES COTESWORTH 21
ELLINN ROBB 27
filia ELIZABETH ROBB 7
TIIO: CLARK 27
46
25 Decembris 1635
JHEIS vnder-written names passed in a Catch to the Downcs : and
were put aboard the aforesaid Shipp.
W M ROFE 20
Jo: LAWNDER 16
W" ATWELL 21
HUGH PERRY 27
Jo: STOTTER 26
RIC R : HUGHES 28
TIIO: DAVIES / 17
HENRY BENSON 19
Jo: WELSH 35
HENRY SOUTHWARD 20
RIC R : NEWBOLT 28
LAWRENCE KEYSIE 28
JAMES ROBINSON 15
ANT POPE 28
Jo: LEE 30
GRIFFINN EVANS 40
JAMES TERRILL 20
ELIZABETH COSSEN 25
JANE HICKLES 25
HENRY VAN LUCCOM 24
Jo: KING 30
W" FLATTER 18
Jo: WESTON 27
THO: CLARK -, . . 28
W- M CONISBY 31
ROBERT TISSALL 30
THO: VNYON [i.e. UXVON] 19
TRISTRAM FORD 21
ELIAS CARPENTER 20
RICHARD HAMES 18
THOMAS STRETER 21
JAMES LEE 28
32
In all . . 78
i 4 4 PASSINGER WC" PASSED FROM [1635
2\July
|ANE GIBBS of age. 25 yeeres resident in Virginea to passe to
Flushing about certen her affares.
29 Augusti 1635
JILLIAM NORTON xxv yeres old is to transport himself to
New-England to imbarque himself in the Hopewell p Cert:
from the Minister of his conformitie to the Church discipline of England :
he hath taken the oaths of Allegeance Suprem. die et A prd
iiij* Sep tr 1635
[OBERT EDWARD'S. 27 yers who is to passe to Virginia hath
taken the oathe of Allegance
ROBERT EDWARDS:
v' die Septembris
fHOMAS TURNER of age xlij yeres to passe to New England
imbarqued in the Hopewell hath brought Certificate of his Con-
formitie, tooke the oaths of Allegeance Supremacie.
THOMAS TURNER
viij" die Sept.
Turner ROBERT PENNAIRD of age 21 yeres THO: PEN-
NAIRD x yeres old are to [be] imbarqued in* M r BABB bound to
New-England have brought Certificate from Doctor DENISON of his
conformitie. he hath taken the oaths of Alleg Suprem
* [So in the original ; name of ship omitted.]
1636! YE PORT OF LONDON. 145
|HESE men Whose names are heere vnder written belonginge vnto
the Friendshipe of London, nowe ridinge att An Ankere in the
reuer of Themes bound for Vergenia: March 1636
LEONARD BETTS Master
JOHN GOODWENE Masters Mat
JOHN CHAMBERS y e other Mate
SAMVELL LAWSONE gunner
DAUEY SLAWCOME Carpenter
JOHN YONGES botsman
RICHARD DAUES Cooper
LARENCE WILLKISSON q': Master
JOHN HUCHENS Carpenters Mate
JOHN LEE
WILLIAM BLORKE
JOHN POLLEN
RICHARD BONNER
THOMAS REEUES
NICHOLAS PORTE
RICHARD FRYE
BENIAMONE WILLKISSON
JOHN BLAKE
THOMAS GRIBELL Cooke
HENERY JOYCE
and A boye
'9
A Booke of Entrie for
Passengers by y e Comis-
sion, e Souldiers accor-
ding to the Statute
passing beyond the seas
begun at Christ-
mas 1631. and
ending at
Christmas
1632*
* [This is the title on the cover of the original. It really refers only to the book from which
the matter in the next two pages has been extracted ; but for convenience the lists, pp. 151154,
have been arranged under it. The " souldiers " were not for America, and their names are there-
fore not reprinted.]
A Booke of Entrie for Passengers,
&c.
vij Marrij 1631
j HE names of such Men as are to be tr be [sic] transported
New-England to be resident there vppon a plantacon ha
tendred f taken the oath of allegeance according to the Statute
viz':
THOMAS THOMAS
THOMAS WOODFORD.
JOHN SMALLIE.
JOHN WHETSTON.
W HILL.
WiltM PERKINS
WALTER HARRIS
JOSEPH MANNERING
JOHN LEVINS
THOMAS OLLIVER.
JOHN OLLIVER.
THOMAS HAEWARD
EDMOND WYNSLOE
JOHN HART
WI&M NORTON.
ROBERT GAMLIN
i 5 o A BOOKE OF ENTRIE 1632
xij" Aprilis 1632
IgTSlHE names of such Men women and children w* are to passe to
HaJffll New-England to be resident there vppon a Plantacon" have
tendred taken the oath of allegeance according to y e Statute.
JOHN BARCROFTE. JOHN GREENE.
JANE BARCROFTE. JACOB GREENE.
HUGH MOIER. ABIGALL GREENE.
HENRIE SHERBORN SARA. JOIINES madserv 1 .
JOHN GREENE JOSEPH GREF.NK.
PERSEVERANCE GREENE.
xxij Junij 1632
|HE names of such Men transported to New-England to the Plan-
tacon there p Cert: from Capten MASON have tendred and taken
the oath of allegeance according to the Statute
WILLIAM WADSWORTH Nic: CLARK.
JOHN TALLCOTT DANIELL BREWER
JOSEPH ROBERT'S. Jo: BENIAMIN.
JOHN COXSALL RICHARD BENIAMIN.
JOHN WATSON. WILLIAM JAMES.
ROBERT SHELLEY. THOMAS CARRINGTON.
WittM HEATH. WILLIAM GOODWYNN.
RICHARD ALLIS JOHN WHITE.
THOMAS VSFITT JAMES OLMSTEDD.
ISACK MURRILL. WILLIAM LEWES
JOHN WITCHFIELD ZETH GRAUNT
JONATHAN WADE NATHANIELL RICHARD'S.
ROBERT BARTLETT EDWARD ELLMER.
Jo: BROWNE. EDWARD HOLMAR.
JOHN CHURCHMAN. Jo: TOTMAN.
TOBIE WILLET CHARLES GLOWER.
WILLIAM CURTIS
1634] FOR PASSENGERS. 151
Names of those psons that went from Dartmouth to the Bar-
badoes beinge sworne before me ALLEXANDER STAPLEHILL
Maio r of Dartmouth the 15 th day of Aprill Ano Dni 1634
Impris DANIELL POWELL of Curmer.
LIST of the names and surnames of those psons w ctl are bound for
S l Christoph rs haue taken the oath of Allegeance before M r
WILLIAM GOURNEY Maio r : of Dartmouth they beinge brought befor me
the Twentyeth day of February in y e Yeare of o r lord god 1634
Inprimis WILLIAM HAUKINS of Exon A Glover Aged 25 years or there
abouts
JAMES COURTNEY of Exon A Blacksmith Aged 23 Years or there-
abouts
RICHARD SKOSE of Newton Abbot A Seafaringe man 37 Years or
thereabouts
FRANCIS BOYCE of London a Button hole maker aged 25 Yeares or
thereabouts
WILLIAM CARKILLE of Plimouth A Saylemaker aged 21 Years or
thereabouts
WILLIAM GURGE of Exon a Shoemaker aged 20 Yeares or thereabouts
ALCE WHITMORE of Huniton in Devon Spinster Aged 25 Years or
thereabouts
PHILIPP* STEPHENS of Ashberton in Devon Spinster Aged 28 Yeares or
therabouts
SARA COOSE of Exon Spinster aged 18 Years or therabouts
JUDETH STEVENS of Exon Spinter [Spinster] aged 19 Years or therabouts
MARGARETT HARWOOD of Stoke-gabriell in Devon spinster Aged 22
Years or therabouts
EDWARD MORRIS of Exon a Locker aged 21 years or therabouts
THOMAS BRYANT of Bampton in Devonshire a husbandman aged 23
Years or therabouts
* [Probably intended for PHILIPPA.]
i S2 A BOOKE OF ENTRIE [1634
WILLYAM MAY of Myniard in Somersett a sea man aged 32 Yeares or
therabouts
HUTINNE OWETH of S l Steevens in Cornwall a husbandman Aged 24
JOHN WILLS in Barnstable in Devon a Feltmaker Aged 35 Years or
thereabouts
SYMON WEEKS of ExoTT a Worsted weaver aged 16 years or thereabouts
THOMAS JERMAYNE of Exo~n an Ostler aged 30 Years
JOHN FRENCH of Washford in Ireland a seaman 26 years
WILL"' HILL of great Torington in Devonshire a husbandman Aged 28
Years
JOHN HOCKSLEY of Stoke Cannon in Devon a Tayler aged 28 Years
JAMES ROSMAN of London a husbandman aged 21 years.
ELIZABETH REED of Exon a Spinster aged 19 Years or thereabouts
MARY HARTE of Lyme a Spinster aged 18 Years or there abouts
MARY HOPPINE of Exmister a spinster aged 20 Yeares
MARYES HARRIES of Stoke Pommeroy in Devon aged 23 Years or
therabouts
ELIZABETH QUICKE of Barnstable in Devon aged 18 Years
ELIZABETH HILL of Brixam in Devon aged 24 Years
JOANE SHORTE of Exon Aged 20 Yeares
JOANE LANERS [or LAUERS] of Modbury in Devon aged 19 Years
JANE GOULDINGE of S l Thorn, the Apostle in Devon aged 16 years or
therabouts
JAMES WORTHY
Deputy.
for M r - THOROUGIIGOOD
The Name of such as passed out of the Poart of Plimworth
A no Dnie 1634
PASSENGERS.
IN the Robert Bonaventure for S l Christophers.
GEORGE FORD of Exon aged 30 yeares.
STEPHEN WHITTINGTON of Lincolne 20 yeares.
JOHN THOMAS of S l Tissey 26 yeares.
1634] FOR PASSINGERS. 153
JOHN LIDDICOTT of S f Cullum 22 yeares.
W M CLARKE of Truro 20 yeares.
THO: FRETHY of Perintho 24 yeares.
MICHAELL BOWDEN of Helston 27 yeares.
JOHN BADLAND of Northill 22 yeares.
RICHARD SLAVELIE of Stonehowse 40 yeares.
RICHARD COCKE of Wincklye 33 yeares.
HENRY RENSBY [or REUSBY] of S l Stephens 28 yeares.
ANTHONY WEBB of Lanceston 20 yeares.
GREGORY SAM of Chidleigh 1 5 yeares.
CHRISTOPHER CARTER of S l Gilt 45 yeares.
MARTIN ROOBY of Guindiron 23 yeares.
W,, CURKE of Monteratt 24 yeares.
HENRY THOMAS of Luxulian 15 yeares.
STEPHEN SYMON of Plimpton 18. yeares.
MATHEW ARTHUR of Plimpton 18. yeares.
JANE TREWIN of Plimpton 26 yeares.
W" JOHNSON of London 32 yeares.
REIGNOLD FROST of Tottnes 15 yeares.
JOHN FARREN of Peter Tany 2 yeares.
W M WADE of Bodmin 33 yeares.
NICHAS DABBIN of S l Stephens 40 yeares.
ANDREW PICKE of Great Dalby 34 yeares.
JOHN PENINGTON of Symon Ward 40 yeares.
THO: POLLARD of Paraneuth 23 yeares.
ELLIN NANCARRO of Penryn 20 yeares.
RAWLEIGH EDYE of Bodmyn 1 5 yeares.
W" DUN of Truro. 16 yeares.
ANTH: PEARSE of S Breage 16 yeares.
EDWARD TREMINEERE of Helston 18. yeares.
ROB T TRENEIGHAN of Helston 34 yeares.
TEGO LEANE [or LEAUE] of Corke in Ireland 30 y*
Rec. for these
All husbandmen bound to serve there some 3 and some 4 yeares.
3O
154 A BOOKE OF ENTRIE FOR PASSINGERS. [1633
1633. \" ni cij {MarcJi\.
IN the Margarett for S l Christophers.
THOMAS ROSETER of Washford 20 yeares.
THO: MARTIN of Cardinham 24 yeares.
JOHN DUSTON of S l Cullom 26 yeares.
RICHARD WILLIAMS of S' Cullom 30 yeares.
JOHN NEWDON of S' Tue 28. yeares.
JOHN HEWBRAYNE of Josias Newton 20 y re
ANTH: BURROWES of Jacobstow 20 yeares.
ROBERT OLIVER of Crediton 20 yeares.
EARTH: CORNEW, of Crediton 18. yeares.
CLEMENT BARRY of Exon 22 yeares.
FRANCIS PEDLER of S l Breage 28 yeares.
ROB T PEDLER of S l Breage 22 yeares.
JOHN MERRY of Withiell 28. yeares.
WALTER BURLACY of Luggan 22 yeares.
SAMUELL FORGIUE of Wallen Lizard 26: y rs
RICHARD EDWARD of S l Vivian 28. yeares.
RICHARD SYMOND'S of Wantage 28 yeares.
ROB T PAINE of Marrozion. 29 yeares.
W M BADCOCKE of S l Hillary. 20 yeares.
SIMON MARTIN of St Ives. 18 yeares.
JOHN MARTIN of S l Ives. 18. yeares.
GEORGE GRIFFIN of Marozion 18 yeares.
THO: SLEMAN of St Hillary 18 yeares.
JOHN SANDERS of Marozion 18. yeares.
THOMAS BORINTHON of Helston 22 yeares.
W M WlETT of Marozion. 17 yeares.
NICHAS. WATERMAN or [of] Marozion 15 y rs '
SAMUELL PUREFOY of S l Ives 13 yeares.
GEORGE MATHEW. of Ludswan 23 y s
TEAGE WILLIAMS Irishman 18. yeares
li s d
reed, for them o. 15 o
All husbandmen for the most pt as the former.
JOSEPH BOOLE
is Debutie ther
[ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &c.,
TAKEN FROM THE
INDEXES TO THE PATENT ROLLS,
COMMENCING 4 JAMES I. (1606),
AND ENDING 14 WILLIAM III. (1702).]
2O 2
[The following entries, (pp. 155 168*), relating to Proclamations, Commissions, and Grants
of Offices, Land, &c., in different parts of America and elsewhere, are taken from the Indexes
to the Patent Rolls in the Public Record Office, commencing in 1606 (4 James I.), and ending hi
1702 (14 William III.). There are several entries of the appointment of Commissioners to ad-
minister oaths to persons desirous of passing beyond the seas, (officers being stationed for this
purpose at the ports of London, Harwich, Weymouth, Kingston-upon-Hull, the Cinque Ports,
&c.) ; and the student will find among them valuable hints upon which to base more detailed
researches. These entries must embody very many memoranda throwing light upon questions of
settlement in America. We may add, that licenses were necessary, on leaving England, not only
for civilians, but also for soldiers, whether under command, or going singly to join their regi-
ments. Reference to Roll and Part is given at the end of each paragraph.]
[ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &c.]
JOMMISSION granted to Sir HENRY BILLINGSLEY and Sir WIL-
LIAM ROMNEY, Knights, and others, to minister an oath to all
women and persons under the age of One-and-twenty years,
that shall desire to go over the seas, at our port of London, &c.
(Pat. 4 Jac. I. part 12.)
Commissions granted to the Mayor of Kingston-upon-Hull ; the Cus-
tomer and Comptroller of the Haven of Harwich ; the port
or haven of Weymouth ; to administer an oath to aH persons
under the age of One-and-twenty who are desirous to pass the
Seas from the said ports ; also to HENRY, EARL OF NORTH-
AMPTON, to appoint Deputies to administer an oath to all per-
sons of convenient age who pass the seas at the Cinque Ports.
(4 Jac. I. p. 12.)
Proclamation licensing all manner of persons under the age of One-and-
twenty years upon due examination of them to pass beyond the
Seas. (Pat. 4 Jac. I. p. 12.)
10 April. Grant to Sir THOMAS GATES, Sir GEORGE SOMERS, Knts.
and others, special license to make habitation and plantation,
and to deduce a Colony of people into that part of America
called Virginia. (Pat. 4 Jac. I. p. 19. )
Commission granted to THOMAS, LORD ELLESMERE, Lord Chancellor
of England, to award Commissions to divers men for exami-
nation of all such persons as go out of the kingdom at any of
the Ports of London, Harwich, Weymouth, and Kingston-upon-
Hull. (Pat. 4 Jac. I. p. 24.)
20 July. Grant to THOMAS, LORD ELLESMERE, Lord Chancellor of
England, of a special Warrant for licensing such as go beyond
the Seas. (5 Jac. I. p. 22.)
29 July. Grant to HENRY, EARL OF NORTHAMPTON, of a special license
to appoint deputies for ministering the oath of Allegiance to
such as pass beyond the Seas. (5 Jac. I. p. 22.)
i S 6 ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &e.
21 May. Grant to HENRY,EARLOFNoRTHAMPTON,Commission special,
by his Deputies, to examine all such as shall pass from the
Cinque Ports beyond the Seas, &c. (6 Jac. I. p. 20.) Another
of the loth Oct. (same year), p. 30.
7 October. Grant to THOMAS, LORD ELLESMERE, Commission special,
to seal several Commissions directed to several persons for the
Port of London, licensing persons going beyond the Seas. (6
Jac. I. p. 30.)
1 May. Grant to Sir THOMAS CROMPTON, Sir THOMAS SMYTH, Knts.,
and others, Commission special, to minister an oath to all
passengers that desire to pass over the Seas at the Port of
London, and to examine them. (6 Jac. I. p. 37.)
23 May. Grant to ROBERT, EARL OF SALISBURY, THOMAS, EARL OF
SUFFOLK, HE.XRY, EARL OF SOUTHAMPTON, WILLIAM, EARL
OF PEMBROKE, and divers others, to plant and inhabit in Vir-
ginia, and to incorporate by the name of Treasurer and Com-
pany of Adventurers and Planters of the City of London, for
the first Colony in Virginia. (7 Jac. I. p. 8.)
2 May. Grant of Incorporation, by the name of the Treasurer and Com-
pany of Adventurers and Planters of the City of London and
Bristol, for the Colony and Plantation in Newfoundland. (8 Jac.
I. p. 8.)
12 March. Grant to the Treasurer and Company of Adventurers and
Planters of the City of London, for the first Colony in Virginia,
all the Islands in any part of the Ocean, bordering upon the
Coast of the Colony in Virginia, &c., to their heirs and succes-
sors ; with full power for keeping a Lottery. (9 Jac. I. p. 14.)
28 August. Grant to ROBERT HARECOURT, Esq., Sir THOMAS CHAL-
LONER, Knt., and JOHN RoVENSON, Esq., and to the heirs of
the said ROBERT, all that part of Guiana or continent of
America lying between the River of Amazons and the River
of Desscquebe, et alia, (u Jac. I. p. 9.)
9 Aug. Commission to EDWARD LORD Zoucn, Lord Warden of
the Cinque Ports, concerning the examining and licensing of
passengers, with Instructions touching the same. (13 Jac. I.
P- 16.)
29 J une. Incorporation of the Governor and Society of the City of London,
for planting of the Summer Islands, &c. (13 Jac. I. p. 19.)
3 November. The King grants, ordains, establishes and confirms that
LODOWICK,DUKE OF LENOX, GECRGE.MARQUIS OF BUCKING-
HAM, and divers others, be the first modern and present Coun-
cil established at Plymouth in the county of Devon, for the plant-
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &c. 157
ing, ruling and governing of New England in America, and that
they shall elect and choose others to the number of forty persons,
and no more, to be of that Council, and that they shall be incor-
porated by the name of the Council established at Plymouth
for the governing of New England in America. (18 Jac. I. p. 16.)
24 January. Grant to FRANCIS, LORD VERULAM, Warrant special, to
make out divers Commissions to such Justices, Officers and
Ministers, and to such ports of this Realm as he shall think
convenient, for the taking of an oath of all such as shall pass
beyond the Seas. (The form of oath is iccited in this patent.)
(18 Jac. I. p. 1 6.)
31 Dec. Grant to Sir GEORGE CALVERT, Knt, of Newfoundland. (20
Jac. I. p. 14.) Similar grant made to the said Sir GEORGE CAL-
VERT, on the 7th April. (21 Jac. I. p. 19).
Proclamation against irregular and disobedient persons and disorderly
trading into New England, in America. (20 Jac. I. p. 16.)
Commission directed to the Supervisor General of the Customs in the
port of London, to examine such persons as pass beyond the
Seas, and to minister unto them an Oath. A similar Warrant
granted to JOHN, Bishop of Lincoln. (21 Jac. I. p. 19, in dorso.)
Commission directed to Sir WILLIAM JONES, Sir NICHOLAS FORTES-
CUE, Knts., and others, to view, peruse and consider all Char-
ters, Letters Patent, Proclamations and Commissions concern-
ing the Colonies or Plantations in Virginia. (21 Jac. I. p. 19.)
Commission directed to HENRY, VISCOUNT MANDEVILLE, WILLIAM,'
LORD PAGET, and divers others, giving them power and autho-
rity to take into their considerations the state of the Colony
and Plantation in Virginia, and to consider of all matters con-
cerning the people's safety, their strength and government. (22
Jac. I. p. I.)
20 December. Grant to GEORGE, DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM, Lord Warden
of the Cinque Ports, Commission special, for him, or his deputies,
to examine upon oath all passengers going beyond the Seas
from those Ports, and to grant them licences ; with instructions.
(22 Jac. I. p. 14.)
26 August. Grant to Sir FRANCIS WYATT, Knt., FRANCIS WEST, Sir
GEORGE YARDLEV, Knt., and others, Commission special, for
the better government of the people in Virginia. (22 Jac. I. p. 17.)
1 8 September. Commission, appointing Sir GEORGE YARDLEY, Knt.,
Governor in Virginia. (22 Jac. I. p. 17.)
9 November. The King constitutes EDWARD DiCHFElLD and others to
be his officers to search and sec that no Tobacco be brought
iS8 ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &>c.
into this Kingdom from foreign parts, except from Virginia and
the Summer Islands. (22 Jac. I. p. 4.)
Proclamation for the settling the Plantation of Virginia, (i Chas. I. p. 4.)
13 September. Grant to THOMAS WARNKR, and others, the Custody of
the Islands of St. Christophers, the Barbadoes and " Moncerat "
[Mountserrat] in the Continent of America, (i Chas. I. p. 6.)
19 May. Grant to GEORGE, DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM, WILLIAM, EARL OF
PEMBROKE, PHILLIP, EARL OF MONTGOMERY, JAMES, EARL OF
CARLISLE, and divers others, that they shall be one body politic
and corporate of themselves, by the name of Governor and
Company of Noblemen and Gentlemen of England, for the
Plantation of Guiana ; and that they shall have perpetual
succession. (3 Chas. I. p. 5.)
26 March. Grant to JOHN HARVEY, FRANCIS WEST, and divers others,
Commission special, to be the present Governor and Council for
the Colony and Plantation in Virginia. (3 Chas. I. p. 3.)
4 March. Grant to SAMUEL ALDERSEY, THOMAS ADAMS, and others, all
that part of New England, in America, lying and extending
between the bounds and limits in an Indenture expressed, with
divers liberties, jurisdictions and royalties, to them and their
heirs for ever. (4 Chas. I. p. 1 1.)
20 September. Grant to GEORGE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, and
others, Commission special, to reprieve and stay from execution
such persons as stand convicted,, or hereafter shall be convicted,
for small offences, who for strength of body or other ability shall
be thought fit to be employed in foreign discoveries, or other
services beyond the Seas. (4 Chas. I. p. 23.)
4 Feb. Grant to Sir WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Knt, and others of a
Commission special, to make a voyage into the Gulf and River
of Canada and the parts adjacent for the sole trade of Beaver
Wools, Beaver Skins, Furs, Hides and Skins of Wild Beasts.
(4 Chas. I. p. 34.)
25 May. Grant to PATRICK CRAFORD and MATHEW BYRKENHEAD,the
office of clerks for the writing and entering of licences and
passes granted by any Commissioners to persons going be-
yond the seas from the ports of Bristol, Beaumaris, Chester
and Liverpool. (6 Chas. I. p. 5.)
19 Nov. Commission special directed to all Mayors, Recorders, Cus-
tomers and other Officers within all port towns, ports and
havens to examine and minister an oath to all passengers be-
yond the seas, except merchants and their factors. (6 Chas. I.
p. 6, in dorse.)
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &c. 159
4 December. Grant to ROBERT, LORD BROOKE, and others, to incorporate
by the name of the Governor and Company of Adventurers of
the City of Westminster, for the plantation of the Island of
Providence, Henrietta, and the adjacent Islands lying upon the
Coast of America. (6. Chas. I. p. i.)
Proclamation forbidding the disorderly trading with the "Salvages"
in New England in America, especially the furnishing ofthe
Navies in those and other ports of America, by the English,
with weapons and habiliments of war. (6 Cha's. I. p. 11.)
19 Nov. Grant to EDWARD THOROWGOOD, the office of Clerk for writing
of licences and passes to be granted by Commissioners to any
person going out of this Realm, for 21 years. (6 Chas. I. p. 6.)
22 June. Grant to ROBERT, EARL OF WARWICK, and others, Governor
and Company of Adventurers of the City of Westminster, for
the plantation of the Islands of Providence, Henrietta, and the
adjacent Islands, lying upon the coasts of America ; all other
Islands not formerly granted unto them, beginning at 6 degrees
from the Equinoctial line towards the North, and extending
from thence to 24 in Latitude towards the Tropic of Cancer, and
between the degrees of 290 and 310 of Longitude, and Meridian
distance through all the said latitude, as the said degrees are
in common computation reckoned and accompted in this King-
dom, to their heirs and successors. (7 Chas. I. p. 14.)
27 June. Grant to EDWARD, EARL OF DORSET, HENRY, EARL OF DEN-
BIGH, and others, Commission special, to consider how the
Virginia Plantation now standeth, and to consider what com-
modity may be raised in those parts. (7 Chas. I. p. 20.)
1 1 May. Grant to SIR WILLIAM ALEXANDER, and others, to collect
Beaver Skins, &c., similar to the Grant made 4 Feb., 4 Chas. I.
p. 34, (which see). (9 Chas. I. p. 7.)
23 September. Grant to THOMAS YOUNGE, gent., Commission special,
to discover, find out, and search what parts are not yet inhabited
in Virginia and America, and other parts thereunto adjoining.
(9 Chas. I. p. i.)
3 April. Grant to ROBERT, EARL OF WARWICK, HENRY, EARL OF
I IOLLAND, WILLIAM, LORD SAY AND SELE, ROBERT, LORD
BROOKE, -and others, Merchants Adventurers of the City of
London, trading into the parts of America, (i I Chas. I. p. 8.)
Commission Special, directed to the Recorder of the City of London, SIR
PAUL PYNDER, Kn 4 - , and others, for the taking of oaths of such
persons as shall desire to go beyond the seas, and for the doing
of many other things, such as in discretion shall seem meet to
them, (i i Chas. I. p. 9.)
21
160 ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA,
2 April. Grant to Sir JOHN HARVYE, Knt., Commission special, to be
the present Governor of the Colony and Plantation in Virginia,
with several powers and authorities therein mentioned. (12
Chas. I. p. 21, in (torso.)
10 April. Grant to WILLIAM, AKCHKP. OF CANTER ISUKY, THOMAS,
LORD COVENTRY, Keeper of the Great Seal, and others, Com-
mission special, for the government of all persons within the
Colonies and Plantations beyond the seas, according to the
Laws and Constitutions there ; and to constitute Courts as
well Ecclesiastical as Civil for the determining of Causes there.
(12 Chas. I. p. 21, in (torso.)
10 May. Grant to THOMAS MAHKWE, the office of clerk of the passes
and licences in the Outports, and the writing and registering of
the same, and of the names of all those that shall go out of this
Kingdom beyond the Seas, for 21 yearj in reversion. (12
Chas. I. p. 14-)
13 November. Grant to JAMES, MAROUIS OF HAMILTON, HENRY,
EARL OF HOLLAND, and others, all that whole Continent,
Island or Region commonly called Newfoundland, bordering
upon the Continent of America, to them and their heirs. (13
Chas. I. p. 32.)
Proclamation against the disorderly transporting his Majesty's subjects
to the plantations within the parts of America. (13 Chas. I.
p. 15.)
11 January. Grant to Sir FRANCIS WYATT, Knt, Commission special,
to be Governor of the Colony and plantation in Virginia during
pleasure. (14 Chas. I. p. 29.)
>Q March Grant to RICHARD MORISON, Esq., the office of Captain or
Keeper of the Castle of " Poynte Comfort," within the Lord-
ship of Virginia, during pleasure, in reversion. (14 Chas. I.
p. 38.)
Proclamation to restrain the transporting of passengers and provisions
to New England without licence. (14 Chas. I. p. 6, in (torso.)
16 December. Grant to HENRY ASHTON, Esq., PETER HAY, Esq., and
others, Commission special, to declare in his Majesty's name, in
all public assemblies and places of the Islands and province
of Barbadocs, against HENRY HAWLEY, to be Governor or
Lieutenant General of the said Island ; and to charge arid
require him and his Deputy or Agents, under his and their
Allegiance, forthwith to yield up the said office and place of
government, and all the incidents thereunto, unto HENRY
HUNCKES, or to such person or persons as the EARL OF CAR-
LISLE shall appoint. (15 Chas. I. p. 23, in (torso.)
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA,. d-r. 159*
3 April. Grant to Sir FERDINAND GORGES, Knt, all that part, purpart
and portion of the main land or country, now commonly
called or known by the name of New England in America, to
him and to his heirs. (15 Chas. I. p. 25.)
6 August. ROGER WINGATE, Esq., appointed King's Treasurer within
the Lordship of Virginia for life. (15 Chas. I. p. 23.)
Commission to JAMES, DUKE OF LENNOX, and others, for the tendering
of an Oath to all persons that go beyond the seas, except
women, and children, and sailors. (16 Chas. I. p. 13.)
9 August. Grant to Sir WILLIAM BERKELEY, Knt., and divers others,
Commission special, to be the present Council of and for the
colony and plantation in Virginia, and to perform and execute
the places, powers, and authorities incident to a Governor there.
(17 Chas. I. p. 6.)
31 July. Grant to Sir WILLIAM BERKELEY, Knt, and others, Com-
mission special, to be present Governor and Council of and
for the colony and plantation in Virginia, and for the managing
of affairs there, during pleasure. (12 Chas. II. p. 26, in dorso.)
22 December. Grant to all Mayors, Recorders, Customers, Comptrollers,
Surveyors, and Searchers in all ports of England and Wales, a
special Commission to minister an Oath to all and every person
or persons that shall be licensed to go beyond the seas. (12
Chas. II. p. 31, in dorso.)
2 August. FRANCIS CRADDOCK, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal Ge-
neral of the Barbadocs for life. (12 Chas. II. p. 32.)
17 August. JOHN DAWES appointed Secretary of the Islands of Barba-
does, and to the Governor and Council there : also clerk of the
several Courts there, during life. (12 Chas. II. p. 23.)
8 January. THOMAS LlNCII appointed Provost Marshal of Jamaica for
life. (12 Chas. II. p. 30.)
22 September. Grant to THOMAS MAYHEW, Esq., of the office of clerk
and clerkship of all Licences or passes in the Outports made,
and to be made, to any person or persons, to go unto any foreign
parts or places beyond the sea ; and also the office of Register
[Registrar] of the names of all the said persons for the term of
21 years in reversion. (12 Chas. II. p. 24.)
26 January. Confirmation of several Laws, concerning the people in
Newfoundland, and upon the sea adjoining, and the bays,
creeks and fresh rivers there. (12 Chas. II. p. 17.)
10 January. RICHARD POVEY appointed Secretary of and for Jamaica
for life. (12 Chas. II. p. 30.)
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12 September. Major JAMES RUSSELL appointed Governor of Nevis,
during pleasure. (12 Chas. II. p. 35.)
21 November. Grant to FRANCIS, LORD WiLLOUGHBY, all and singular
prize ships, vessels, ordnance, furniture, ammunition, tackle and
apparel, goods, chattels, merchandize, and lading whatsoever in
the late Wars between this nation and the Dutch taken and
seized at sea, in harbour, and at land, in or near the Islands of
Barbadoes, St. Christophers, and other Islands in the parts of
America, not sold or disposed of, accompted for, and discharged
by sufficient discharges or acquaintances, or not pardoned, and
discharged by his Majesty, or authority of Parliament, without
any accompt whatsoever to be rendered or made for the same.
(12 Chas. II. p. 27.)
13 March. ElJE ASHMOLE, Esq., appointed Secretary of Suranam [Su-
rinam] and clerk of the King's Courts there. (13 Chas. II. p. 44.)
27 Sept. THOMAS BREEDON appointed Governor of Laccady and Nova
Scotia, during life. (13 Chas. II. p. 16.)
13 May. Grant to JOHN, EARL OF BATH, of 200 acres of land in the
parish of St. George, Barbadoes, to him and his heirs. (13
Chas. II. p. 40.)
8 February. Commission appointing EDWARD DOYLEY to be Governor
of Jamaica, with instructions. (13 Chas. II. p. 4.)
1 February. JOHN MANNE, gent., appointed Chief Surveyor of Jamaica
during pleasure. (13 Chas. II. p. 8.)
Proclamation for the encouraging of Planters in Jamaica. (13 Chas. II.
p. 17, in dorso.)
2 August THOMAS, LORD WINDSOR, appointed Governor of Jamaica.
(13 Chas. II. p. 46.)
10 June. Revocation of Letters Patent appointing THOMAS BREEDON
Governor of Laccady and Nova Scotia. (14 Chas. II. p. 6.)
1 5 March. Grant to WILLIAM DAVIDSON and others, licence special to
dig for all mines of gold and other metals in Jamaica, for two
years. (14 Chas. II. p. n.)
17 Feb. JAMES, DUKE OF YORK, appointed High Admiral of Dunkirk,
New England, Virginia, &c. (14 Chas. II. p. 12.)
23 April. Grant to the Governor, &c., of the English Colony of Con-
necticut in New England, of an Incorporation with divers privi-
leges. (14 Chas. II. p. 1 1.)
7 Feb. Grant to the Company for propagating of the Gospel in New
England, an Incorporation with divers privileges. (14 Chas. II.
P- ii.)
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17 July. THOMAS TEMPLE, Esq., appointed Governor of Laccady, and
other the territories in America, for life. (14 Chas. II. p. 5.)
1 8 November. Grant to FRANCIS, LORD WiLLOUGHBY, all those Is-
lands called the Caribee Islands, containing in them the Islands
of St. Christopher's alias St. Aristooall, Granado alias Greinada,
St. Vincent, St. Lucy alias St. Lucre, Barbidas alias Barbadoes,
Mittalania alias Martenico, Domenico, and others, to hold the
same for 7 years. (14 Chas. II. p. 20.)
24 March. Grant to GEORGE, DUKE OF ALBEMARLE, ANTHONY,
LORD ASHLEY, and others, all that territory or track [tract] of
land called Carolina. (15 Chas. II. p. 2.)
17 July. Commission to THOMAS TEMPLE, Esq., to be Governor of
several places in America. (15 Chas. II. p. 18.)
Grant to JOHN CLARKE and others, Inhabitants of New England, of
divers liberties, &c. (15 Chas. II. p. 15.)
9 April. Grant to THOMAS ROSSE and others, the office of Receiver Ge-
neral, of all sums of money due and payable from the several
plantations in Africa and America, for life. (15 Chas. II. p. II.)
Grant to the Governor and Company of Rhode Island of divers
privileges. (15 Chas. II. p. 15.)
2 June. Grant to FRANCIS, LORD WILLOUGHBY, and others, of the
main tract of land, being part of the continent of Guiana in
America, called Surinam. (15 Chas. II. p. 10.)
13 August. Grant to JOHN COLLINS, of a moiety o'f the profits of the
Isle of Barbada, alias Barbuda [Barbadoes], reserved to the King
for 7 years, and after the expiration of the said 7 years, then
grants it to the said JOHN for 31 years. (16 Chas. II. p. u.)
26 April. JAMES DREBBLE appointed Escheator of the Isles of Bar-
badoes and Caribee, for life. (16 Chas. II. p. 3.)
12 March. Grant to JAMES, DUKE OF YORK, and his heirs, all that part
of the main land of New England, and several Islands adjacent.
(i6Chas. II. p. 8.)
17 Feb. Grant to THOMAS ELLIOTT, of certain Copper Mines and
other metals in Nova Scotia, for 31 years. (16 Chas. II. p. 17.)
29 May. Grant to Sir GEORGE CARTERET, Knt., and JOHN TRETHE-
\VY, one annuity of 5oo/. per annum, to be paid out of one
moiety of the profits arising out of the Caribee Islands, and due
or payable to the Crown during the lives of WILLIAM LEY and
JAMES CARTERETT. (17 Chas. II. p. 5.)
3 April. Declaration that the commodities of Jamaica shall pay no cus-
toms for the space of five years. (17 Chas. II. p. 3.)
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20 December. Grant to Sir JAMES MoDYFORD, Knt, licence to dis-
tinguish the Island of Providence alias St. Katharine, into
counties, towns, manors, lordships and other privileges. (18
Chas. II. p. 4.)
4 February. WILLIAM WILLOUGIIBY, Esq., appointed Captain General
of the Caribcc Islands for three years. (18 Chas. II. p. 4.)
19 March. EDWARD SCAREURGII appointed Surveyor General of Vir-
ginia during life. (19 Chas. II. p. 8.)
8 May. Grant to HENRY, EARL OF ST. ALBANS, JOHN, LORD BERKE-
LEY, Sir WILLIAM MORETON, and JOHN TRETHEWEY, all that
entire tract, territory, or parcel of land in America, and
bounded by and within the head of the rivers Tappahanockc,
alias Rappahanocke, and Quiriough or Patawomack rivers, to
them and their heirs. (21 Chas. II. p. 4.)
i November. Grant to CHRISTOPHER, DUKE OF ALBEMARLE, WILLIAM,
EARL OF CRAVEN, JOHN, LORD BERKELEY, ANTHONY, LORD
ASHLEY, Sir GEORGE CARTERET, Sir PETER COLLITON, &c.,
all those Islands called the Bahama Islands or the Islands of
Lucayos, lying in the degrees of 22 to 27, and all ports, havens,
creeks, &c., to their heirs and assigns. (22 Chas. II. p. 9.)
ii January. Grant to EDWARD, EARL OF SANDWICH, RICHARD, LORD
GORGES, WILLIAM, LORD ALLINGTON, THOMAS GREY, and
HENRY BLOUNCKER, Esquires, Sir HUMPHRY WINCH, Sir
JOHN FINCH, and EDMOND WALLER, several yearly salaries,
viz 1 : to the EARL OF SANDWICH, 7<X>/. per annum, and to the
rest (to each) 5OO/. per annum, they being of the Council for
Foreign Plantations. (22 Chas. II. p. 8.)
6 August. Grant to FRANCIS RAYNES, all the lands and estates of one
HENRY EDLYN, lying and being in the Island of Barbados,
escheated to the Crown by his being executed for the murder
of his wife. (22 Chas. II. p. i.)
8 July. EDWYN STEED appointed Provost Marshal General of the
Barbadoes, for life. (22 Chas. II. p. i.)
9 Sept. Grant to JOHN STRODE to farm the Imposts upon the growth of
the Leeward Islands, for 7 years. (22 Chas. II. p. 5.)
23 March. Sir ERNEST BRYAN, Knt., appointed Escheator in the
Barbadoes and the Caribee Islands, for life. (23 Chas. II. p. 3.)
4 April. Commission for JAMES, DUKE OF YORK, and others, to be of
the Council for Foreign Plantations. (23 Chas. II. p. 2.)
7 March. CHARLES WHEELER appointed Captain General of the
Caribee Islands. (23 Chas. II. p. 2.)
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19 June. Commission appointing Sir RICHARD TEMPLE, Knt, to be
of the Council of Foreign Plantations. (23 Chas. II. p. 2, ///
dorso.) Another Commission (same part) dated 15 Aug.
17 November. ALEXANDER CULPEPER appointed Surveyor in Virginia,
during pleasure. (23 Chas. II. p. 8.)
1 6 September. ROBERT CLOWES appointed Chief Clerk to attend the
Supreme Council in the town of St. lago, in Jamaica, during
life. (24 Chas. II. p. 3.)
27 September. Commission granting to ANTHONY, EARL OF SHAFTES-
BURY, and others, a standing Council for Trade and Traffic both
at home and for the Foreign Plantations. (24 Chas. II. p. 4.)
19 July. Grant to WILLIAM, EARL OF KiNNOUL, in consideration of a
surrender by him made of his interest in the Caribee Islands,
one annuity of 6oo/. per annum for five years, to be paid out of the
four and a half per cent. Customs from those Islands, and after
the expiration of five years the like annuity of iooo/. per annum
to be paid for ever. (24 Chas. II. p. i.)
10 February. . Revocation of the Grant formerly made to Sir CHARLES
WHEELER, of the Government of the Leeward Islands. (24
Chas. II. p. 2.)
10 February. WILLIAM STAPLETON appointed Governor of the Lee-
ward Islands during pleasure. (24 Chas. II. p. 2.)
6 July. WILLIAM, LORD WILLOUGIIBY, appointed Captain General, and
Governor in Chief, of the Barbadoes and Caribee Islands, during
pleasure. (24 Chas. II. p. 2.)
13 April. Grant to LEONARD COMPEARE and THOMAS MARTYN, Esq.,
the office of Receiver of the Duties upon all Wines, Brandies,
&c., imported into Jamaica, for life. (26 Chas. II. p. 2.)
29 June. Grant to JAMES, DUKE OF YORK, of several Islands and main
land, near New England, particularly bounded, to him and his
heirs, &c. (26 Chas. II. p. 5.)
28 March. RICHARD MORLEY, Esq., appointed Secretary of Barbadoes,
and Clerk of the Courts there, during life. (26 Chas. II. p. 2.)
8 July. THOMAS, LORD CULPEPER, appointed Lieutenant and Governor
General of Virginia, during life. (27 Chas. II. p. 7.)
1 8 March. Grant to GEORGE GOSSELYNG, of all the lands, tenements,
goods, and chattels of his brother JAMES GOSSELYNG, in the
Island of Jamaica, forfeited by his being an alien. (27 Chas.
II. p. 2.)
27 January. The King declares and confirms several Laws concerning his
people in Newfoundland, and upon the sea adjoining, &c. (27
Chas. II. p. ii.)
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Proclamation to prohibit commodities into Foreign Plantations, but from
England only. (27 Chas. II. p. 10.)
1 1 March. JOHN RICHARDS appointed Secretary of the Barbadoes, for
life. (27 Chas. II. p. 2.)
25 June. RoiiERT THORNTON, gent., appointed Provost Marshal of
Jamaica, for life. (27 Chas. II. p. 7.)
3 September. HARBOTTLE WINGFIELD, gent, appointed Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas at Port Royal, Jamaica. (27 Chas. II.
P- 3-)
27 January. RALPH WYATT appointed Clerk of the Market in Barba-
does, during pleasure. (27 Chas. II. p. 11.)
10 October. Commission granted to Sir WILLIAM BERKELEY, to pardon
the Rebels in Virginia upon their submission. (28 Chas. II. p. I.)
10 October. HERBERT JEKFERY, and others, Commissioners appointed
to enquire and report the grievances of the Inhabitants of
Virginia. (28 Chas. II. p. I.)
10 October. Captain ROBERT WALTER, Commissioner, appointed Go-
vernor of Virginia, in the absence of HERBERT JKFFERY. (28
Chas. II. p. i.)
9 October. HERBERT JEFFERY appointed Governor of Virginia in the
place of Sir WILLIAM BERKELEY. (28 Chas. II. p. i.)
11 November. Commission granted for HERBERT JEFFERYES to be
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia. (28 Chas. II. p. 3.)
9 March. GARRETT COTTER appointed Secretary and Marshal of the
Islands of Nevis, Teago, and Mountserrat, for three lives. (28
Chas. II. p. 5.)
10 October. Grant to the Governor and Council of Virginia ; a special
pardon for passing Acts of State to the Rebels. (28 Chas. II.
p.i.)
Same date and part, the King confirms and grants to the Inhabitants
of Virginia, privileges, &c.
Commission to JOHN" WILLOUGHBY, and others, to administer an oath
to Sir JONATHAN ATKINS, appointed Captain General of the
Caribee Islands ; another, to RANDOLPH RUSSELL, and others,
to administer an oath to WILLIAM STAPLETON, appointed
Captain General of the Caribee Islands, lying leeward of Guada-
loup, and for WILLIAM STAPLETON to administer an oath to the
Deputy Governors of the same. (29 Chas. II. p. 10.)
27 April. CHARLES HERBERT appointed Chief Clerk in the town of
St. lago de la Vaga, in Jamaica. (29 Chas. II. p. 4.)
i March. CHARLES, EARL OK CARLISLE, appointed Governor and Cap-
tain General of Jamaica. (30 Chas. II. p. 6.)
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13 April. The King confirms divers Laws made in Jamaica. (3oChas.
II. p. 7.) The heads of the Bills are forty in number.
26 September. Grant to EDWARD RANDOLPH, Esq., and others, Commis-
sion to administer an oath to JOSIAS WlNSLOW, Governor of
New Plymouth ; also to BENEDICT ARNOLD, Esq., Governor of
Rhode Island and Providence Plantation; to JOHN LEVEKETT,
Esq., Governor of Massachusetts Bay ; and to WILLIAM LEET,
Esq., Governor of the Corporation of Connecticut. (30 Chas. II.
p. i.)
20 April. Indenture between the King and ROBERT SPENCER, JOHN
STRODE, CHARLES TUCKER, and HENRY DANIEL, Esquires, as
to the Imposts and Customs due to the King, of four and a half
percent, in the Islands of Barbadoes, Nevis, Antegua, Mountser-
rat, and St. Christopher's for seven years. (30 Chas. II. p. 4.)
21 June. JOHN BINDLOSS and SIMON WINSLOW appointed Chief Clerk,
Register [Registrar], and Sole Examiner in the Court of Chan-
cery in Barbadoes for their lives. (31 Chas. II. p. 5.)
6 December. THOMAS, LORD CULPEPER, appointed Lieutenant and
Governor General of Virginia, for life. (31 Chas. II. p. 2.)
2 August. GARRETT COTTER appointed Secretary and Marshal of the
Islands of Nevis, St. Christopher's, Antegua, and Mountserrat,
for three lives. (31 Chas. II. p. 6.)
Commission to JOHN CUTTS, and others, for governing the Colony of
New Hampshire, in America. (31 Chas. II. p. 6.)
8 May. CHARLES JONES appointed Postmaster and Register of the
Admiralty in Barbadoes. (31 Chas. II. p. 5.)
5 April. THOMAS ROBSON appointed Clerk of the Market in Bridgtown,
in Barbadoes, during pleasure. (31 Chas. II. p. 5.)
20 March. NICHOLAS SPENCER appointed Secretary in Virginia, during
pleasure. (31 Chas. II. p. 6.)
8 December. Concerning Laws to be made in Virginia : the confir-
mation of Tithes, &c. (31 Chas. II. p. 2.)
24 February. JOHN BlNDLOSSE appointed Clerk of the Markets in
Jamaica. (32 Chas. II. p. 2.)
6 March. JOSEPH CRISPE appointed Escheator in the Leeward Islands.
(32 Chas. II. p. 2.)
19 May. WILLIAM BLATHWAITE, E_q., appointed Surveyor and Audi-
tor General of all the Revenues in America. (32 Chas. II. p. 2.)
28 October. RICHARD SUTTON appointed Governor of Barbadoes, &c-
(32 Chas. II. p. 3.)
28 February. Grant made to WILLIAM PENN, Esq., of a tract of land,
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with the Islands belonging to it, in America, bounded on the
east by Delaware, &c. (33 Chas. II. p. 2.)
2 September. Sir THOMAS LYNCH appointed Governor of Jamaica.
(33 Chas. II. p. 2.)
21 April. OBEDIAH CLAYTON and SAMUEL TRAVEL appointed Clerks
of the Passes, for 21 years. (33 Chas. II. p. 3.)
9 May. EDWARD CRANFEILD, Esq., appointed Governor of New Hamp-
shire. (34 Chas. II. p. i.)
14 Nov. CORNWALL SOMERS, gent., appointed Postmaster in Barbadoes,
vice CHARLES JONES, deceased. (34 Chas. II. p. 8.)
14 December. TIMOTHY THORNHILL, of Barbadoes, created a Baronet.
(34 Chas. II. p. 9.)
22 March. The King doth give and grant to JAMES, DUKE OF YORK,
his heirs and assigns, the town of Newcastle, alias Delaware,
and fort thereunto belonging, situate between Maryland and
New Jersey ; and all that tract of land within the circle of
twelve miles about the said town situate upon the river De-
laware ; and all Islands in the said river ; and the said river
and soil thereof, lying north of the said circle ; and all that
tract of land upon Delaware river, beginning 12 miles south
from the said town of Newcastle, alias Delaware, and extend-
ing south to Cape Lopin. To be holden of the manor of
East Greenwich, co. Kent, in free and common socage, and not
in capite or by knight's service, yielding and rendering there-
fore every year four beaver skins, when the same shall be de-
manded, or within ninety days after such demand made with
several powers and authorities, amongst others to exercise Mar-
tial Law. (35 Chas. II. p. i.)
23 Nov. GEORGE HANNAH, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal General
of Barbadoes. (35 Chas. II. p. 2.)
28 Sept. FRANCIS, LORD HOWARD of Effingham, appointed Lieuten-
ant and Governor General of Virginia, during pleasure. (35
Chas. II. p. 2.)
i January. RICHARD CONY, Esq., appointed Lieutenant Governor and
Commander in Chief of the Bermuda or Summer Islands,
during pleasure, with power of constituting officers ; the places
of Sheriff, Provost Marshal, and Secretary of the said Islands
always excepted. (36 Chas. II. p. 7.)
1 1 December. JOHN MOUNTSTEVEN, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal
General of Jamaica, during pleasure ; to execute by deputy,
first approved by the Governor, or some of the Council there,
for the time being. (36 Chas. II. p. 8.)
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &t. 163*
17 December. JOHN TUCKER, gent., appointed Provost Marshal Gene-
ral, or Sheriff, and Secretary of Bermuda, alias the Summer
Islands, to exercise by himself or deputy, during pleasure. (36
Chas. II. p. 8.)
2 July. THOMAS ROBSON, gent., appointed Clerk of the Markets of St
Michael's, alias Bridge Town, Spikes Town, and all the Towns
in the Barbadoes. (i Jac. II. p. i.)
1 1 April. JOHN MOUNTSTEVENS, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal
General of Jamaica, (i Jac. II. p. 4.)
17 October. GEORGE HANNAY, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal Gene-
ral of Barbadoes. (i Jac. II. p. 8.)
15 October. EDWARD RANDOLPH, Esq., appointed Collector, Surveyor,
and Searcher of the Customs, within the colonies of New
England, which office was erected the 15 Oct., 33 Chas. II.,
with a salary of ioo/. per ann. (i Jac. II. p. 8.)
8 October. The King doth erect, constitute, and appoint a President and
Council to take care of the territory and dominion of New
England, commonly called Massachusetts Bay ; and appoints
JOSEPH DUDLEY, Esq., to be the first president, (i Jac. II. p. 8.)
28 October. FRANCIS, LORD HOWARD, of Effingham, appointed Lieu-
tenant and Governor General of Virginia, (i Jac. II. p. 8.)
21 October. NICHOLAS SPENCER, Esq., appointed Secretary in Virginia,
(i Jac. II. p. 9.)
21 October. ALEXANDER CULPEPER, Esq., appointed Surveyor General
in Virginia, (i Jac. II. p. 9.)
17 October. REGINALD WILSON, of Jamaica, gent., appointed Clerk of
the Naval or Navy Office in Jamaica, (i Jac. II. p. 9.)
28 October. Sir PHILIP HOWARD, Knt., appointed Captain General and
Governor in Chief, in and over Jamaica, and the other territories
depending thereon, (i Jac. II. p. 10.)
5 December. Grant to HUGH NODEN, Merchant Taylor of London, of
five shares of land, with the edifices thereupon, situate in the
Summer Islands alias Bermuda, to him and his heirs for ever.
To be held in free and common socage, by fealty only, (i Jac.
II. p. 10.)
8 January. ARCHIBALD CARMICHAEL, appointed Clerk of the Navy in
Barbadoes. (2 Jac. II. p. 2.)
30 April. RICHARD CONY, Esq., is constituted Lieutenant Governor
and Commander in Chief of Bermuda or Summer Island : a
Quo Warranto being issued, and Judgment thereon entered
against the Bermuda Company. (2 Jac. II. p. 6, in dorso.)
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164* ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, 6-r.
9 June. Grant to Colonel JOHN LEGG, CHRISTOPHER GUISE, and
JOHN ROBINS, (upon the surrender of ROGER WHALEY,) the
office of Master or Registrar, for the taking cognizance of the
free consents of such persons as shall go into the plantations
in America or elsewhere. (2 Jac. II. p. 7.)
29 June. JOHN TUCKER appointed Secretary and Provost Marshal
General of the Bermuda or Summer Islands. (2 Jac. II. p. 9.)
3 June. Sir EDMUND ANDROS appointed Governor of New England.
(2 Jac. II. p. 9.)
10 June. THOMAS DUNCAN, Esq., appointed Governor of New York.
(2 Jac. II. p. 9.)
9 Sept. THOMAS MONTGOMERY appointed Attorney General of Bar-
badoes. (2 Jac. II. p. 10.)
9 Sept. Sir ROBERT ROBINSON appointed Governor of Bermuda.
(2 Jac. II. p. 10, in dorso^
28 Sept. Sir NATHANIEL JOHNSON to be Governor in and over the
Islands of Nevis, &c., known by the name of the Caribee
Islands. (2 Jac. II. p. 10, in dorso.}
25 Nov. Commission for the DUKE OF ALBEMARLE to be Governor of
Jamaica. (2 Jac. II. p. 1 1.)
28 Dec. WILLIAM TYACK, gent., appointed Escheator of the Leeward
Islands. (2 Jac. II. p. 12.)
4 March. Grant to CHRISTOPHER, DUKE OF ALBEMARLE, of all
Wrecks of plate, gold, silver, &c., on the north side of Hispa-
niola, or about the Islands of Bahama and Florida. (3 Jac II.
p.i.)
2 March. Grant to CHRISTOPHER, DUKE OF ALBEMARLE, of all Mines
of Gold, &c., in the Colonies of America. (3 Jac. II. p. 2.)
12 August. Ratification of the Letters Patent made to the DUKE OF
ALBEMARLE on the 4th March. (3 Jac. II. p. 7.)
23 August. Grant to the DUKE OF ALBEMARLE, the sole use of saw
mills in the plantations of America, (New England excepted),
for the term of 14 years. (3 Jac. II. p. 8.)
1 3 August. The King erects the office of Provost Marshal General of
New England, and grants the same to Sir WILLIAM PHIPPS.
(3 Jac. II. p. 8.)
12 November. HENRY HORDESNELL, Esq., appointed Justice, or Chief
Judge of the Bermuda or Summer Islands. (3 Jac. II. p. 9.)
January 20. Proclamation for the more effectual reducing and suppress-
ing pirates or privateers in America. (3 Jac. II. p. 9.)
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4 November. . MATHEW PLOWMAN appointed Collector and Receiver of
New York, with a salary of 2OO/. per annum, vice LUCAS SAN-
TEN. (3 Jac. II. p. 10.)
20 October. Grant to the EARL OF FEVERSHAM, of all Wrecks, &c., on
the north side of the main land of America. (3 Jac. II. p. IO.)
28 February. Grant to ROBERT BRENT, all Wrecks, &c., in or upon any
of the rocks, shelves, seas, or banks, on or near the coast of
America, between the Bermudas and Porto Rico, or between
Cartagena and the Havanna. (4 Jac. II. p. 3.)
5 May. The King authorises the DUKE OF ALBEMARLE, (during his
being Governor of Jamaica), to confer knighthood upon any
six deserving persons, according to his own discretion, in that
Island. (4 Jac. II. p. 4.)
20 April. The King erects and establishes the office of Secretary and
sole Register [Registrar] in New England, and grant the said
office to EDWARD RANDOLPH, Esq. (4 Jac. II. p. 4.)
27 September. The King confirms to THOMAS, LORD CULPEPER, an
entire tract of land in Virginia, bounded within the springs of
the rivers of Tapphannock and Quiriough, to him, his heirs and
assigns for ever yielding and paying therefore, 61. i$s. ^d.
(4 Jac. II. p.;.)
5 September. Grant to JOHN, EARL OF BATH, ANTHONY, LORD
FALKLAND, and others, the use of the ship Farsight, to take
up and recover Gold near Hispaniola. (4 Jac. II. p. 7.)
25 September. HENRY FIFIELD, gent, appointed Secretary and Provost
Marshal General of the Summer Islands, alias the Bermudas.
(4 Jac. II. p. 8.)
7 April. Sir EDMUND ANDROS appointed Captain General and Gover-
nor over the Massachusetts Bay, &c. (Pennsylvania and the
county of Delaware only excepted, vide Pat. 3 June, 2 Jac. II.)
(4 Jac. II. p. 8.)
6 April. Major HENRY CARRE appointed Provost Marshal General of
Jamaica, (i Will. & Mary, p. I.)
19 July. HENDER MOLESWORTH, of Jamaica, Esq., created a Baronet,
(i Will. & Mary, p. 2.)
8 August. ARCHIBALD CARMICHAELL appointed Clerk of the Navy in
the Barbadoes. (i Will. & Mary, p. 4.)
25 July. Sir HENDER MOLESWORTH appointed Captain General of
Jamaica, (i Will. & Mary, p. 4.)
3 August. JAMES KENDALL, Esq., appointed Captain General of
Barbadoes, St. Lucca, &c. (i Will. & Mary, p. 4.)
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14 September. CHIDLEY BROOKE appointed Collector and Receiver of
New York, (i Will. & Mary, p. 5.)
8 August. REGINALD WILSON appointed Clerk of the Navy in Jamaica.
(i Will. & Mary, p. 5.)
3 October. Grant to JAMES KENDALL, (who was made Governor of
Barbadoes on the 3d of August last), a salary of I2OO/. a year,
(i Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
3 October. Grant of a large Commission to JAMES KENDALL, lately
made Governor of Barbadoes. (i Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
26 October. CHRISTOPHER CODRINGTON, Esq., appointed Governor of
the Islands of Nevis, &c. (i Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
15 November. HENRY FIFEILD* appointed Secretary and Provost Mar-
shal of Bermuda, (i Will. & Mary, p. 7.)
8 November. ISAAC RICHIER appointed Governor of Bermuda, &rc. (r
Will. & Mary, p. 7.)
23 December. WILLIAM, EARL OF IXCHIQUIN, Lieutenant General of
Jamaica, appointed Vice Admiral of the said Island, (i Will.
& Mary, p. 8.)
12 December. RICHARD LLOYD appointed Clerk of the Crown in
Jamaica, (i Will. & Mary, p. 8.)
6 November. The King erects an office to be called the Secretary of
New York, and appoints MATHEW CLARKSON to the same,
(i Will, fc Mary, p. 8.)
25 November. JOHN SXEDE appointed Clerk of the Markets of St.
Michael, alias Bridge-town, &c., in Barbadoes. (i Will. &- Mary,
p. 8.)
4 January. HENRY SLATER appointed Governor of New York, (i
Will. & Mary, p. 8.)
7 October. \VILLIAM, EARL OF INCHIQUIN, appointed Lieutenant or
Governor General of Jamaica, (i Will, fc Mary, p. 8.)
13 December. THOMAS FERNELEY, Esq., appointed Secretary of the
Islands of St. Christopher's, &c. (i Will. & Mary, p. 9.)
12 December. EPAPHRODITUS HOUGHTON appointed Provost Marshal
General of the Islands of St. Christopher's, (i Will. & Mary,
p. 9.)
17 January. Colonel WILLIAM COLE appointed Secretary in Virginia,
(i Will. & Mary, p. 9.)
31 December. CHRISTOPHER CODRINGTON, Captain General of Nevis,
appointed Vice Admiral of the said Island, (i Will. & Mary,
P-9-)
* [See 25 Sept., 4jac. II.]
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, d-v. 165*
25 February.. GEORGE HANWAY appointed Provost Marshal General of
Barbadoes. (2 Will. & Mary, p. 2.)
5 November. FRANCIS, LORD HOWARD of Effingham, appointed Go-
vernor General of Virginia. (2 Will. & Mary, p. 5.)
4 December. JOSEPH BATHURST and RICHARD DODINGTON, appointed
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Jamaica. (2 Will, fc
Mary, p. 6.)
25 November. Grant to THOMAS NEALE, Esq., of all Wrecks, &c., within
twenty leagues of the Bermudas. (2 Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
27 June. LIONEL COPLEY, Esq., appointed Governor of Maryland.
(3 Will. & Mary, p. 2.)
4 June. ROWLAND WILLIAMS, Esq., appointed Clerk of the Navy of
the Leeward Caribee Islands. (3 Will. & Mary, p. 3.)
5 September. Sir THOMAS LAWRANCE appointed Secretary of Mary-
land. (3 Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
7 October. The King incorporates the inhabitants of Massachusetts
Bay in New England, &c. (3 Will. & Mary, p. 7.)
I October. THOMAS BELCHAMBER appointed Provost Marshal General
of the Islands of St. Christophers, &c., vice EPAPHRODITUS
HAUGHTON. (3 Will. & Mary, p. 7.)
30 November. JAMES VERNON, Esq., appointed Chief Clerk of St. lago
de la Vaga, Jamaica. (3 Will. & Mary, p. 8.)
I 1 January. JOHN PALMER, Esq., appointed Secretary of St. Christo-
phers, &c. (3 Will. & Mary, p. 9.)
12 December. Sir WILLIAM PHIITS appointed Captain of Massachu-
setts Bay. (3 Will. & Mary, p. 9.)
I March. Sir EDMOND ANDROS appointed Lieutenant and Governor
General of Virginia. (4 Will. & Mary, p. i.)
18 March. BENJAMIN FLETCHER appointed Captain General and Go-
vernor of New York. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 2.)
I March. SAMUEL ALLEN, Esq., appointed Governor of New Hamp-
shire. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 2.)
5 July. Grant to THOMAS NEALE of all Wrecks, &c., on the Coast of
Bermudas, or within 20 Leagues. (4 Will, i: Mary, p. 5.)
1 6 July. Grant to THOMAS NEALE, of all Treasure Trove in the little
Island called Ireland, near the Bermudas. (4 Will. & Mary,
P. SO
20 September. WILLIAM BRODRICKE appointed Attorney General in
Jamaica. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
1 6 6* ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, e-r.
20 September. WILLIAM BEESTON, Esq., appointed Governor of Ja-
maica. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
22 August. Grant to THOMAS NEALE of all mines of gold within their
Majesties' plantations in America, for 51 years; yielding and
paying a sixth part. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
19 August. The King and Queen, in consideration of 400^., do give
unto THOMAS NEALE, Esq., all Wrecks, <Scc., between Carta-
gena and Jamaica ; and between either of those two places and
the Havanna. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 6.)
16 January. CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, Esq., appointed Secretary in
Virginia. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 8.)
8 February. Licence granted to found a College in the West part of
Virginia. (4 Will. & Mary, p. 9.)
21 October. BENJAMIN FLETCHER (lately made Governor of New York),
appointed Governor of Pennsylvania. (6 Will. & Mary, p. 10.)
I March. JOHN GODDARD, Esq., appointed Governor and Commander
of the Bermuda or Summer Islands. (5 Will. & Mary, p. i.)
20 February. The King pardons GEERRARD BEECKMAN, MYNDERT
COARTEN, THOMAS WILLIAMS, JOHN VERNNILLIE, ABRAHAM
BRASIER, and ABRAHAM GOVERNEUR, all of New York ; all
treasons and murders for the death of JosiAH BROWN, of New
York (is particularly mentioned). (5 Will. & Mary, p. i.)
10 March. Grant to MAINHARDT, DUKE OF LEINSTER, of all Wrecks,
&c., &c., between the Latitudes of 12 Degrees South and 40
Degrees North, by him to be recovered at any time within 20
years after the date hereof, (the Bermudas, Cartagena, and Ja-
maica excepted) for several terms of years, one full tenth of the
premises reserved to the King and Queen. (5 Will. & Mary,
p.!.)
IO February. FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Esq., appointed Captain General
and Governor of Maryland. (5 Will, fc Mary, p. 2.)
27 January. WILLIAM BARNES, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal Ge-
neral of the Islands of St. Christopher's, Nevis, Mountserrat
and Antegua, during pleasure. (5 Will. & Mary, p. 2.)
25 April. Grant to THOMAS NEALE, Esq., and JOHN TYZACKE, gent.,
all Wrecks, &c., &c., within 30 Leagues of the Isle of Stables,
and betwixt 40 and 50 Degrees of North Latitude, to be gotten
and recovered by them within seven years after the date hereof.
(5 Will. & Mary, p. 3.)
1 5 ApriL Grant to the Widows and Children of JACOB LEISLER and
JACOB MILBURNE, of New York, all the real and personal
estates of the said LEISLER and MILBURNE, executed for
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &t. 167
treason or supposed treason, in the Colony of New York.
(5 Will. & Mary, p. 4.)
1 3 December. Grant to Sir JOHN HOSKYNS, of Harewood, co. Hereford,
Knt. & Bart, all those Islands called Ascension, Trinidad, and
Martin Vaz, to him, his heirs and assigns, for ever yielding and
paying the fourth part of the profits of all mines of gold and silver
wrought in the said Islands on the 5th Nov. yearly. To be
holden of the manor of East Greenwich, in socage, and not in
capite, nor by knight s service. (5 Will. & Mary, p. $)
26 December. FRANCIS RUSSELL, Esq., appointed Captain General and
Governor in Chief of the Islands of Barbadoes, Sta. Lucia,
Dominico, St. Vincent's, &c., commonly called the Caribee Is-
lands, lying and being to windward from Guadaloupe. (5 Will.
& Mary, p. 5.)
26 June. Colonel RALPH WORMLEY appointed Secretary of Virginia,
(vice CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, Esq., deceased,) to hold the
same by himself or deputy, during pleasure. (5 Will. & Mary,
p. 6.)
10 June. BENJAMIN FLETCHER, Esq., Governor of New York and
Pennsylvania, to be Commander of the Militia of Connecti-
cut!. (5 Will. & Mary, p. 7, in dorso.)
8 March. EDWARD CRANFEILD, Esq., appointed Clerk of the Navy in
Barbadoes, vice ARCHIBALD CARMICHAEL, Esq., deceased,
during pleasure. (6 Will. & Mary, p. I.)
17 January. Revocation of the appointment of GEORGE HANNAH to
the office of Provost Marshal of Barbadoes, and appoints
JAMES HANNAH, Esq., to the said office. (7 Will. III. p. 4.)
1 6 April. JOHN PERRIE, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal General of the
Islands of St. Christopher's, Nevis, Mountserrat, and Antegua,
during pleasure, vice WILLIAM BARNES, Esq., deceased. (8
Will. III. p. 4.)
i May. WILLIAM BRODERICK, Esq., appointed Attorney General of
Jamaica. (8 Will. III. p. 6.)
26 June. WILLIAM PARTRIDGE, Esq., appointed Lieutenant Governor
of New Hampshire, during pleasure. (8 Will. III. p. 8.)
4 January. SAMUEL DAY, Esq., appointed Lieutenant Governor and
Commander in Chief of the Bermudas or Summer Islands. (9
Will. III. p. 3.)
22 February. EDWARD PARSONS, Esq., appointed Secretary of St.
Christopher's, Nevis, Mountserrat, and Antegua, and other
Leeward Caribee Islands, during pleasure. (9 Will. III. p. 4.)
21**
1 68 ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA, &c.
iS June. RICHARD, EARL of BELLOMONT, appointed Captain General
and Governor in Chief of Massachusetts Bay ; also Governor
and Commander in Chief of all that province of New Hamp-
shire within New England, extending from three miles north-
ward of Merrimac River unto the province of Main. (9 Will.
III. p. 6, in dor so?)
iS June. RICHARD, EARL OF BELLOMONT, appointed Captain General
and Governor in Chief of New York, (9 Will. III. p. 7.)
24 July. RALPH GREY, Esq., appointed Captain General and Governor
in Chief of the Islands of Barbadoes, Sta. Lucia, Dominico,
St. Vincent's, &c., and the rest of the Islands, &c., commonly
called the Caribee Islands. (9 Wilt. III. p. 7.)
17 July. JOHN BABER, Esq., appointed Secretary of Jamaica, and Com-
missary of the Stores and Clerk of the Enrolment of Deeds,
&c., during pleasure. (9 Will. III. p. 7.)
1 8 August. The King releaseth unto Sir WILLIAM BEESTON, Knt,
Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, all offences and neglects
committed for his not taking the oaths, appointed to be taken
by the Governors of Colonies in Asia, Africa, or America.
(10 Will. III. p. 5.)
12 August. GEORGE GOLDING, Esq., appointed Provost Marshal Gene-
ral of Jamaica, during plea s urc. (10 Will. III. p. 7.)
20 July. FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Esq., appointed Lieutenant and Gover-
nor General of Virginia. (He succeeded Sir EDWARD ANDROS,
Knt, who obtained leave to return home for the recovery of
his health.) ( i o Will. 1 1 1 . p. 8.)
19 October. NATHANIEL BLAKESTON, Esq., appointed Captain Gene-
ral and Governor in Chief of Maryland. (10 Will. III. p. 9.)
20 September. THOMAS LAWRENCE, Esq., appointed Secretary of
Maryland, during pleasure. (Letters Patent appointing Sir
THOMAS LAWRENCE, Bart., of the 5th Sept., 3 Will. & Mary,
are revoked.^ (10 Will. III. p. 10.)
6 May. WILLIAM NEEDHAM, gent., appointed Clerk of the Crown and
Clerk of the Peace of Jamaica, during pleasure. (11 Will. III.
p.i.)
25 March. WILLIAM WELBY, Esq., appointed Secretary of Barbadoes,
during pleasure, (n Will. III. p. i.)
7 June. EDWARD JONES, gent, appointed Secretary and Provost Mar-
shal General of the Bermudas, alias Summer Islands, (i i Will.
III. p. 2.)
ENTRIES RELATING TO AMERICA,&c. 167*
1 8 May. EDWARD CHILTON, of the Middle Temple, Barrister, appointed
Attorney General of Barbadoes. (i i Will. III. p. 2.)
5 January. Sir WILLIAM BEESTON appointed Captain General and
Governor in Chief of Jamaica, during pleasure, (u Will. III.
P-4-)
17 March. ALLEN BRODERICK, Esq., appointed Attorney General of
Jamaica, during pleasure, (i i Will. III. p. 5.)
29 August. ALEXANDER SKENE appointed Secretary of, and Clerk of
the several Courts in Barbadoes, during pleasure, (i i Will. III.
p. 6.)
13 May. CHRISTOPHER CODRINGTON, Esq., appointed Captain General
and Governor in Chief over the Islands of Nevis, St. Christo-
pher's, Mountserrat, Antegua, Barbadoes, Anquilla, &c. (n
Will. III. p. 6, in dorso.)
23 Nov. RALPH GREY, Esq., and others, appointed Commissioners at
Barbadoes, Sta. Lucia, Dominico, St. Vincent's, &c., for examin-
ing of Piracies. Similar Commissions to STAFFORD FAIRBORE,
and others, for Newfoundland ; to BENJAMIN BENNET, Esq.,
and others, for the Bermudas or Summer Islands ; to NATHAN
BLACKSTON, Esq., for Maryland and Pennsylvania ; to CHRIS-
TOPHER CODRINGTON, Esq., for St. Christopher's, Mountserrat,
Antigua, Barbouda, [Barbadoes] Anguilla, &c, commonly called
the Caribee Islands ; to FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Esq., for Vir-
ginia and Carolina ; and to RICHARD, EARL OF BELLOMONT,
for Massachusetts Bay, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
(12 Will. III. p. i.)
13 December. SAMUEL Cox, Esq., appointed Clerk of the Navy Office
in Barbadoes, during pleasure. (12 Will. III. p. i.)
23 November. RICHARD, EARL OF BELLOMONT, and others, appointed
Commissioners for examining of Piracies at New York, East
and West, New Jersey, and Connecticut ; also to Sir WILLIAM
BEESTON, Knt, for Jamaica and the Bahama Islands. (12
Will. III. p. i, in dorso.)
24 September. BENJAMIN BENNETT, Esq., appointed Lieutenant Go-
vernor and Commander in Chief of the Bermuda or Summer
Islands, during pleasure. (12 Will. III. p. 2.)
4 March. THOMAS WEAVOR, Esq., appointed Collector and Receiver
of New York (during pleasure), with a salary of 20O/., vice
CHIDLEY BROOK, who was appointed 14 Dec., i Will. & Mary.
(12 Will. III. p. 4.)
1 1 July. Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE, Bart., appointed Secretary of Mary-
land, during pleasure. (13 Will. III. p. I.)
21** 2
i68*
ENTRIES DELATING TO AMERICA, &>e.
31 July. WILLIAM SELWYN, Esq., appointed Captain General and
Commander in Chief of Jamaica, during pleasure. (13 Will.
III. p. I, in dor so.)
9 September. EDWARD HYDE, Esq., commonly called LORD CORN-
BURY, appointed Captain General and Governor in Chief of
New York, during pleasure. (13 Will. III. p. 2.)
27 November. HENRY CARPENTER, Esq., appointed Secretary of the
Islands of St. Christopher's, Nevis, Mountserrat, and Antegua,
and other the Leeward and Caribee Islands, during pleasure, &c.
(13 Will. III. p. 3.)
13 February. MlTFORD CROWE, Esq., appointed Captain General and
Governor in Chief over the Islands of Barbadoes, Sta. Lucia,
Dominico, St. Vincent, &c. (14 Will. III. p. I.)
13 February. JOSEPH DUDLEY, Esq., appointed Captain General and
Governor in Chief of Massachusetts Bay, (14 Will. III. p. i) ;
also Governor and Commander in Chief of New Hampshire,
during pleasure. (14 Will. III. p. i, in dorso.)
Lists of the
Livinge and
Dead in Virginia
Febr: 16 th 1623.*
[i.e. 162 j.]
A List of Names; of the Living in
Virginia
february the 16 1623
Att y Collcdg Land.
THOMAS MARLETT
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH
FRANCIS BOOT.
WILLIAM BROWING [BROWNING]
WALTER Coop [COOPER]
WILLIAM WELDER
LEONARD MORE
DANIELL SHURLEY
PEETER JORDEN
NICHOLAS PERSE
WILLIAM DALBIE
ESAIAS RAWTON
THEODER MOISES
ROBERT CHAMFER
THOMAS JONES
DAVID WILLIAMS
WILLIAM WALKER
EDWARD HOBSON
THOMAS HOBSON
JOHN DAY
WILLIAM COOKSEY
ROBERT FARNELL
NICHOLAS CHAPMAN
MATHEW EDLOW
WILLIAM PRICE
GABRIELL HOLLAND
JOHN WATTSON
EBEDMELECH GASTRELL
THOMAS OSBORNE
Att y Neck of Land.
LUKE BOYS
M r s BOYS
ROBERT HALAM
JOSEPH ROYALL
JOHN DOD'S
M rs DOD'S
ELIZABETH PERKINSON
WILLIAM VINCENT
M VINCENT
170
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
Living
ALLEXANDER BRADWAYE
his wife BRADWAYE
JOHN PRICE
his wife PRICE
ROBERT TURNER
NATIIANIELL REEUE* [REEVE]
Seriant W M SHARP
M rs SHARP.
RICHARD RAWSE
THOMAS SHEPPY
WILLIAM CLEMENS
THOMAS HARRIS
his Wife HARRIS
ANN WOODLEY
MARGRETT BERMAN
THOMAS FARMER
HUGH HILTON
RICHARD TAYLOR
vx. TAYLOR
JOSUA CHARD
CHRISTOPHER BROWNE
THOMAS OAGE
Vx: OAGE
infans OAGE
HENRY COLTMAN
HUGH PRICE
Vx PRICE
infans PRICE
M r * COLTMAN
ROBERT GREENE
vx. GREENE
infans GREENE.
infantes
Living
Att West and S her low hundred
JOHN HARRIS
DORITHE HARRIS
. , . f HARRIS
infants
\ HAR-RIS
THOMAS FLOYD
ELLIAS LONGE
WILLIAM NICHOLLAS
ROGER RATCLIFE
ROBERT MILNER
ROBERT PARTTIN
MARGRETT PARTTIN
( PARTTIN
1 PARTTIN
HENRY BENSON
NICHOLAS BLACKMAN
NATHANELL TATTAM
MATHEW GLOSTER
SYMON TURGIS
NICHOLAS BALEY
ANN BAYLEY
ELMER PHILLIPS
THOMAS PAULETT
THOMAS BAUGH.
THOMAS PACKER
JONAS RAYLEY
JOHN TRUSSELL
CHRISTOPHER BEANI:
JOHN CARTTER
HENRY BAGWELL
THOMAS BAGWELL
EDWARD GARDINER
RICHARD BIGGS
* [Might poiaibly be lead as RKENK.
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
171
- Living
M rs BIGGS
WILLIAM BIGGS ^
THOMAS BIGGS I fit
RICHARD BIGGS )
WILLIAM ASKEW
HENRY CARMAN
ANDREW DUDLEY
JAMES GAY
ANTHONY BURROWS
REBECCA ROSSE
M. ( ROSSE
\ ROSSE
FETTERS, a maid.
At Jordans Jorney
SISLYE JORDAN
TEMPERANCE BAYLIFE
MARY JORDAN
MARGERY JORDAN
WILLIAM FARRAR
THOMAS WILLIAMS
ROGER PRESTON
THOMAS BROOKES
JOHN PEEDE
JOHN FREME
RICHARD JOHNSON
WILLIAM DAWSON
JOHN HELY
ROBERT MANUELL [or MANNELL]
ANN LINKON
WILLIAM BASSE
Mrs- BASSE
CHRISTOPHER SAFORD
vx SAFORD
JOHN CAMINGE
THOMAS PALMER
Living
M rs - PALMER
filia PALMER
RICHARD ENGLISH
NATHANIEL CAUSEY
Mrs CAUSEY
LAWRANCE EVANS
EDWARD CLARKE
vx CLARKE
infans CLARKE
JOHN GIBBS
JOHN DA VIES '
WILLIAM EMERSON
HENRY WILLIAMS
vx WILLIAMS
HENRY FISHER
vx FISHER
infans FlSHER
THOMAS CHAPMAN
vx CHAPMAN
infans CHAPMAN
EDITH HOLLIS
At fionrdien hundred
RICHARD GREGORY
EDWARD ALBORN
THOMAS DILLIMAGER
THOMAS HACK
ANTHONY JONES
ROBERT GUY
WILLIAM STRACHEY
JOHN BROWNE
ANNIS BOULT
WILLIAM BAKER
THEODER BERISTON
WALTER BLAKE
THOMAS WATTS 22
172
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
Living
THOMAS DOUGHTY
GEORGE DEVERELL
RICHARD SPURLING
JOHN WOODSON
WILLIAM STRAUNGE*
THOMAS DUNE
JOHN LANDMAN
LEONARD YEATS
GEORGE LEVET
THOMAS HAWAY
THOMAS FILENST '
ROBERT SMITH
THOMAS GRINDER
THOMAS GASKO
JOHN OLIUES [OLIVES]
CHRISTOPHER PUGETT
ROBERT PEAKE
EDWARD TRAMORDEN
HENRY LINGE
GIBERT PEPPET
THOMAS MIMES
JOHN LINGE
JOHN GALE
THOMAS BARNETT
ROGER TOMPSON
ANN TOMPSON
ANN DOUGHTY
SARA WOODSON
f Negors
Negors
. I Negors
V J | Negors
I Negors
^Negors
Living
GRIVELL POOLEY minster
men
S AMU ELL SHARP
JOHN VPTON
JOHN WILSON
HENRY ROWNIGE [or ROWINGE]
NATHANIELL THOMAS
WILLIAM BARRETT
ROBERT OKLEY
RICHARD BRADSHAW
THOMAS SAWELL
JOHN BAMFORD
ANTHONY
WILLIAM
JOHN
ANTHONY
an Negors woman
the rest at West and Sherlow
hundred Hand
CAP: ISACKE MADDESON
MARY MADDESON
THOMAS WATTSON
JAMES WATTSON
FRANCIS WEST
ROGER LEWIS
RICHARD DOMELOW
WILLIAN HATFEILD
THOMAS FOSSETT
ANN FOSSETT
JENKIN OSBORNE
WILLIAM SISMORE
MARTHA SISMORE
STEPHEN BRABY
ELIZABETH BRABY
* [I believe this is correct ; hut the third letter is blotted in the original ; and there is, be
sides, a dot near the end of the woi-.l, which makes it possible to read it as STRAMIGE.]
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
'73
Living
EDWARD TEMPLE
DANIELL VERGO
WILLIAM TATHILL boy
THOMAS HAILE boy
RICHARD MOREWOOD
EDWARD SPARSHOTT
BARNARD JACKSON
WILLIAM BROCKE
JAMES MAYRO
At Cliaplains dioise
ISACKE CHAPLAINE
M r s CHAPLAINE
JOHN CHAPLAINE
WALTER PRIEST
WILLIAM WESTON
JOHN DUFFY
ANN MICHAELL
THOMAS PHILLIPS
HENRY THORNE
ROBERT HUDSON
ISACKE BANGTON [or BAUGTON]
NICHOLAS SUTTON
WILLIAM WHITT
EDWARD BUTTLER
HENRY TURNER
THOMAS LEY
JOHN BROWNE
JOHN TRACHERN
HENRY WILLSON
THOMAS BALDWYNE
ALLEXANDER SANDERSON
DAVID ELLIS
SARA MORE
ANN a Maid.
Living
At James Cittye and w' A the
Corporacou therof.
S r FRANCES WYATT Govcno':
MARGRETT LADY WYATT
HANT WYATT Minister
KATHREN SPENCEU
THOMAS HOOKER
JOHN GATHER
JOHN MATHEMAN
EDWARD COOKE
GEORGE NELSON
GEORGE HALL
JANE BURTT
ELIZABETH POMELL
MARY WOODWARD
S r GEORGE YEARDLEY Knight
TEMPERANCE LADY YEARDLY
ARGALL YA~RDLEY
FRANCES YEARDLEY
ELIZABETH YEARDLEY
KlLIBETT HlCHCOCKE
AUSTEN COMBES
JOHN FOSTER
RICHARD ARRUNDELL
SUSAN HALL
ANN GRIMES
ELIZABETH LYON
YOUNGE
Negro 1 .
Negro )
women
ALICE DAVISON vid:
EDWARD SHARPLES
22 2
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
Living
JONE DAVIES
GEORGE SANDS Trasu'
Cap: W M PERCE
JONE PERCE
ROBERT HEDGES
HUGH W" [WILLIAMS]
THOMAS MOULSTON
HENRY FARMOR
JOHN LIGIITFOOTE
THOMAS SMITH
ROGER RUESE
ALLEXANDER GILL
JOHN CARTWRIGHT
ROBERT AUSTINE
EDWARD BRICKE
WILLIAM RAVENETT
JOCOMB ANDREWS
vx ANDREWS
RICHARD ALDER
ESTER EVERE
ANGELO a Negar
Doc: JOHN POTT
ELIZABETH POTT
RICHARD TOWNSEND
THOMAS LEISTER
JOHN KULLAWAY
RANDALL HOWLETT
JANE DICKINSON
FORTUNE TAYLOR
Cap: ROGER SMITH
M rs SMITH
Living
ELIZABETH SALTER
SARA MACOCKE
ELIZABETH ROLFE
CIIRI: LAWSON
vxor ciiis LAWSON
FRANCES FOULLER
CHARLES WALLER
HENRY BOOTH
Cap: RAPH HAMOR
M'-s HAMOR
JEREME CLEMENT
ELIZABETH CLEMENT
SARA LANGLEY
SISLEY GREENE
ANN ADDAMS
ELKINTON RATCLIFE
FRANCIS GIBSON
JAMES YEMANSON
JOHN PONTES
CHRISTOPHER BEST.
THOMAS CLARKE
M r REIGNOLD'S
Mr HICK MORE
VX HlCKMORE
SARA RIDDALL
EDWARD BLANEY
EDWARD HUDSON
vx HUDSON
WILLIAM HARTLEY
JOHN SHELLEY
ROBERT BEW
WILLIAM WARD
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
'75
Living
THOMAS MENTIS [or MEUTIS]
ROBERT WHITMORE
ROBERT CHAUNTREE
ROBERT SIIEPPARD
WILLIAM SAWIER
LANSLOTT DAMPORT
MATH: LOYD
THOMAS OTTWAY
THOMAS CROUCH
ELIZABETH STARKEY
ELINOR
M rs PERRY
infans PERRY
FRANCES CHAPMAN
GEORGE GRAUES* [GRAVES]
vx GRAUES*
REBECCA SNOWE
SARA SNOWE
JOHN ISGRAUE [ISGRAVE]
MARY ASCOMBE vid
BENAMY BUCKE
GERCYON BUCKE
PELEG BUCKE
MARA BUCKE
ABRAM PORTER
BRIGETT CLARKE
ABIGALL ASCOMBE
JOHN JACKSON
vx JACKSON
EPHRAIM JACKSON
M r JOHN BURROWS
M r s BURROWS
Living
ANTHONY BURROWS
JOHN COOKE
NICHOLAS GOULDSMITH
ELIAS GAILE
ANDREW HOWELL
ANN ASHLEY
JOHN SOUTHERN
THOMAS PASMORE
ANDREW RALYE
NATH: JEFFERYS
vx JEFFERYS
THOMAS HEBBS
CLEM T DILKE
M rs DILKE
JOHN HINTON
RICHARD STEPHENS
WASSELL RAYNER
vx RAYNER
JOHN JACKSON
EDWARD PRICE
OSTEN SMITH
THOMAS SPILMAN
BRYAN CAWT
GEORGE MINIFY
MOVES STON
Cap': HOLMES
M r CALCKER
M rs CALCKER
infans CALCKER
[Might be read as CRANES.]
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
Living
PECEABLE SHERWOOD
ANTHONY WEST
HENRY BARKER
HENRY SCOTT
MARGERY DAWSE
Mr CANN
Cap: HARTT
EDWARD SPALDING
vx SPALDING
piier SPALDING
Puella SPALDING
JOHN HELIN
vx HELIN
pucr HELIN
infans HELIN
THOMAS GRAVE et vx
JONE GRAVE
WILLIAM GRAVE
RICHARD YOUNGE
vx YOUNGE
JONE YOUNGE
RANDALL SMALWOOD
JOHN GREENE
WILLIAM MUDGE
M r * SOTHEY
ANN SOTHEY
ELIN PAINTER
GOODMAN WEBB
Living
in the inainc
RICHARD ATKINS
vx ATKINS
WILLIAM BAKER
EDWARD OLIVER
SAMWELL MORRIS
ROBERT DAVIS
ROBERT LUNTHORNE
JOHN VERNIE
THOMAS WOOD
THOMAS REES
MICHEALL BATT
vx BATT
vid's TlNDALL
M r STAFFERTON
vx STAFFERTON
JOHN FISHER
JOHN ROSE
THOMAS THORNEGOOD
JOHN BADSTON
SUSAN BLACKWOOD
THOMAS KINSTON
ROBERT SCOTTESMORE
ROGER 'KID
NICHOLAS BULLINGTON
NICHOLAS MARTTIN
JOHN CARTER
CHRISTOPHER HALL
DAVID ELLIS
vx ELLIS
JOHN FROGMORTOX
ROBERT MARSHALL
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
'77
, Living
THOMAS SWNOW*
JOHN SMITH
LAWRANCE SMALPAGE
THOMAS CROSSE
THOMAS PRICHARD
RICHARD CROUCH
CHRISTOPHER REDHEAD
HENRY BOOTH
RICHARD CARVEN
vx CARVEN
JOHN HOWELL
WILLIAM BURTT
WILLIAM STOCKER
NICHOLAS ROOTE
infans
SARA KIDDALL
( KIDDALL
I KIDDALL
EDWARD FISHER
RICHARD SMITH
JOHN WOLRICH
M rs WOLRICH
JONATHIN GILES
CHRISTOPH: RIPEN
THOMAS BANKS
FRANCES BUCHER
HENRY DAWLEN
ARTHUR CHANDLER
RICHARD SANDERS
THOMAS HELCOTT
THOMAS HICHCOCKE
Living
GRIFFINE GuNiEf
THOMAS OSBOURN
RICHARD DOWNES
WILLIAM LAWRELL
THOMAS JORDAN
EDWARD BUSBEE
HENRY TURNER
JOSUA CREW
ROBERT HUTCHINSON
THOMAS JONES
v.v JONES
REIGNOLD MORECOCKE et vx
RICHARD BRIDGWATTER et [vx
M r THO: BUN
M rs BUN
THOMAS SMITH
ELIZABETH HODGES
WILLIAM KEMP
i'x KEMP
HUGH BALDWINE
vx BALDWINE
JOHN WILMOSE
THOMAS DOE
vx DOE
GEORGE FRYER
vx FRYER
STEPHEN WEBB
* [Clearly so in the original.]
t [Apparently so ; but it might also be read as GUME, or GUIXE.]
i 7 8
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
Living
in yams Hand
JOHN OSBOURN
VX OSBOVRN [OSBOURN]
GEORGE POPE
ROBERT CUNSTABLE
infans
WILLIAM JONES
vx JONES
JOHN JOHNSON
vx JOHNSON
f JOHNSON
I JOHNSON
JOHN HALL
vx HALL
WILLIAM COOKSEY
vx COOKSEY
infans COOKSEY
ALICE KEAN
ROBERT FITTS .
vx FITTS
JOHN REDDISH
JOHN GREVETT
vx GREVETT
JOHN WEST
THOMAS WEST
HENRY GLOVER
GOODMAN STOIKS*
vx STOIKS
infans STOIKS
M r ADAMS
M r LEET
Living
WILLIAM SPENCE
vx SPENCE
infans SPENCE
JAMES TOOKE
JAMES ROBERTS
ANTHONY HARLOW
SARA SPENCE
GEORGE SHURKE
JOHN BOOTH
ROBERT BENNETT
y neck of land.
M r KlNGSMEALE
VX KlNGSMEALE
. , f KlNGSMEALE
infans \
(. KlNGSMEALE
RAPH GRIPHIN
FRANCES COMPTON
JOHN SMITH
JOHN FILMER
EDWARD a Negro
THOMAS SULLEY
vx SULLEY
THOMAS HARWOOD
GEORGE FEDAM
PETER STABER
THOMAS POPKIN
THOMAS SIDES
RICHARD PERSE
vx PERSE
ALLEN his man
ISABELL PRATT
[First written STOCKS, then altered.]
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
179
Living
THOMAS ALNUTT
vx ALNUTT
JOHN PAINE
ROGER REDES
ELINOR SPRAD
Ouer the River
JOHN SMITH
vx SMITH
infans SMITH
JOHN VERGO
RICHARD FENN
WILLIAM RICHARDSON
ROBERT LINDSEY
RICHARD DOLFEMB
JOHN BOTTAM
JOHN ELLIOTT
SUSAN BARBER
THOMAS GATES
v x GATES
PERCIVALL WOOD
ANTHONY BURRIN
WILLIAM BEDFORD
WILLIAM SAND'S
JOHN PROCTOR
M rs PROCTOR
PHETTIPLACE CLOSE
HENRY HORNE
RICHARD HORNN
THOMAS FLOWER
WILLIAM BULLOCKE
ELLIAS HINTON
JOHN FOXEN
EDWARD SMITH
Living
JOHN SKINNER
MARTINE DE MOONE
WILLIAM NAILE
THOMAS FITTS
ELIZABETH ABBITT
ALICE Firrs
At y' Plantacoit, oner ag 1 James
Cittie
Cap': SAM: MATHEWS
BENIAMIN OWIN
RICE AP WILLIAMS
JlRO a Negro
WALTER PARNELL
WILLIAM PARNELL
MARGREAT ROADES
JOHN WEST
FRANCIS WEST Vid
THOMAS DAYHURST
ROBERT MATHEWS
ARTHUR GOULDSMITH
ROBERT WILLIAMS
MORICE LOYD
ARON CONWAY
WILLIAM SUTTON
RICHARD GREENE
MATHEW HAMAN
SAMWELL DAVIES
JOHN THOMAS
JOHN DOCKER
ABRAM WOOD
MlCHEALL LUPWORTH
JOHN DAVIES
LEWIS BALY
23
i8o
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
J. iving
JAMKS DAKIKS
ALICE HOLMES
HEXRY BARLOW
THOMAS BUTTON
EDMOKD WIIITT
ZACHARIA CRISPE
JOHN BURLAND
THOMAS HAWKINS
THOMAS PHILLIPS
PAULE REINOLD'S
NICH: SMITH
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
HUGH CRUDER
EDWARD HUDSON
ROBERT SHEPPARD
THOMAS OTTAWELL
THOMAS CROUCH
ROBERT BEW
JOHN RUSSELL
ROBERT CHANTRY
GEORGE RODGERS
LANSLOTT DAMPORTT
JOHN SHULE
NATH: LOYD
WILLIAM SAWYER
WILLIAM WARD
WILLIAM HARTLY
JERIME WHITT
Liuetenht PURFREY
EDWARD GRINDALL
Mr SWIFT
WILLIAN HAMES*
Living
GEORGE GURR
HENRY WOOD
JOHN BALDWINE
JOHN NEEDOME
WILLIAM BINCKS
NICHOLAS TOMPSON
JOHN DENCY [or DEUCY]
ERASMUS CARTTER
JOHN EDWARD'S
GEORGE BAYLEY
GEORGE SPARKE
NICHOLAS COMIN
NICHOLAS ARRAS
MARTTIN TVRNER
JOHN STONE infans
DAVY MANSFIELD
JOHN DENMARKE
ELIZABETH RUTTEN
GOODWIFE BINCKS
a servant of m r MoREWOOD's
the glase hoivse
VlNCENCIO
BERNARDO
OULD SHEPPARD his sonn
RICHARD TARBORER
Mrs BARNARDO
At Arc/mrs hoop.
Leftennat HARRIS
ROWLAND LOTTIS
I'X LOTTIS
* [There is a riot above this word, but I fancy it is of later date than the original writing
If it be part of the word, we must read the name as HAINES.]
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
181
Living
JOHN ELISON
vx ELISON
GEORGE SANDERS
THOMAS CORDER
JOSEPH JOHNSON
GEORG PRAN
JOHN BOTTOM
THOMAS FARLY
vx FARLEY
a Child
NICHOLAS SHOTTON
At Hogg Hand
DAVID SAND RS mfister [minister]
JOHN VTIE [UTIE]
Mrs VTIE
JOHN VTIE infrias [infans]
WILLIAM TYLER
ELIZABETH TYLER
RICHARD WHITBY
WILLIAM RAMSHAW
RICE WATKINS
THOMAS FOSKEW lost
HENER ELSWORU
THOMAS CAUSEY
GEORGE VNION* [UNION]
HENRY WOODWARD
ROGER WEBSTER
JOHN DOUSTON
JOSEPH JOHNSON
RICHARD CROCKER Child
WILLIAM HICHCOCKE, lost
GEORGE PROWSE
ROBERT PARRAMORE
L iving
JOHN JARVICE, ats, GLOVER
JOHN BROWNE
WILLIAM BURCIIER
JOHN BURCHER
JOHN FULWOOD
THOMAS BRANSBY
THOMAS COLLY
THOMAS SIMPSON-
THOMAS POWELL
NICHOLAS LONGE
At martins hundred
WILLIAM HARWOOD
SAMWELL MARCH
HUGH HUES
JOHN JACKSON
THOMAS WARD
JOHN STEVANS
HUMPHRY WALDEN
THOMAS DOUGHTIE
JOHN HASLEY
SAMWELL WEAVER
Vid's JACKSON
filia JACKSON
r * TAYLOR )
ANN WINDOK
ELIZABETH BYGRAUE
M r LAKE
M r BURREN
[OHN STONE
SAMWELL CULLEY
foHN HELLINE
HELLIN
[I am not quite sure as to this name ; it certainly miff At be read as ViNuN.J
.232
182
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
Living
a french man et i<x
THOMAS SIBERY
At Wanvick Squeakc
JOHN BATT
HENRY PINFFE
WASSELL WEBLIN
ANTHONY READ
FRANCES WOODSON
HENRY PHILLIPS
FETTER COLLINS
CHR: REINOLD'S
EDWARD MABIN
JOHN MALDMAN
THOMAS COLLINS
GEORGE RUSHMORE
THOMAS SPENCER
GEORGE CLARKE
RICH: BARTLETT
FRANCS" BANKS
JOHN JENKINS
THOMAS JONES
WILLIAM DENHAM
PETER ,
ANTHONY /
FRANC'S f ne S res
MARGRETT J
JOHN BENNETT
NICHOLAS SKINNER
JOHN ATKINS
JOHN POLLENTIN
RACHELL POLLENTIN
MARGRETT POLLENTIN
MARY a maid
Living
HENRY WOODWARD
THOMAS SAWYER
THOMAS a boye
At the Indian thickett
HENRY WOODALL
GREGORY DORY
JOHN FOSTER
JOHN GREENE
JOHN WARD
CHRIST6: WlNDMILE
RICHARD RAPIER
CUTBERT PEIRSON
ADAM RUMELL
RICHARD ROBINSON
JAMES a french ma
At Elizabeth Cittye
Cap ISACKE WHITTAKERS
MARY WHITTAKERS
CHARLES ATKINSON
CHARLES CALTHROP
JOHN LANKFEILD
BRIDG'S FREEMAN
NICHOLAS WESELL
EDWARD LOYD
THOMAS NORTH
ANTHONY MIDDLETON
RICHARD POPELY
THOMAS HARDING
WILLIAM JOY
RAPH OSBORNE
EDWARD BARNES
THOMAS THORNGOOD
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
183
Living
ANN ATTKINSON
LANKFEILD
MEDCLALFE*
GEORGE NUCE
ELIZABETH WHITTAKEUS
GEORGE ROADS
EDWARD JOHNSON
WILLIAM FOULLER
REINOLD GOODWYN
JAMES LARMOUNT
JOHN JACKSON
vid's JOHNSON
vid's FOWLER
2 french men
GEORGE MEDCALFE
WALTER ELY
THOMAS LANE
BARTHELMEW HOPKINS
JOHN JEFFERSON
ROBERT THRESHER
JOHN ROWES
M r YATES
ROBERT GOODMAN
vx ELY
infans ELY
Cap RAWLEIGH CRASH AW
ROBERT WRIGHT
JAMES SLEIGHT
JOHN WELCHMAN
JOHN MORE
HENRY POTTER
M r ROSWELL
WILLIAM GAWNTLETT
pue
Living
OSBORNE SMITH
vx MORE
vx WRIGHT
vx WRIGHT
filia WRIGHT
THOMAS DOWSE
SAMWELL BENNETT
WILLIAM BROWNE
WILLIAM ALLEN
LEWIS WELCHMAN
ROBERT MORE
M DOWSE
vx BENNETT
| BENNETT
I BENNETT
At Bticke Row
THOMAS FLINT
JOHN HAMPTON
RICHARD PEIRSBY
WILLIAM ROOKINS
ROWLAND WILLIAMS
STEVEN DIXON
THOMAS RISBY
HENRY WHEELER
JAMES BROOKS
SAMWELL KENNELL
JOHN CARNING
THOMAS NEARES
ROBERT SALVADGE
WILLIAM BARRY
JOSEPH HATFIELD
EDWARD MARSHALL
AMBROSE GRIFFITH
[Query MEDCALFE. See twelve lines below.]
1 84
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
Living
FETTER ARRUXDELL
ANTHONY BONALL } frcnchnlcn
LA GAURD
JAMES BONALL
JOHN ARRUNDELL
JOHN HANIE [or HAINE]
NICH: Row
RICHARD ALTHROP
JOHN LOYD
urHAMK*
vx HAMPTON
ELIZABETH ARRUNDELL
MARGREAT ARRUNDELL
At Basse Choise
Cap: NETHANIEL BASSE
SAMWELL BASSE
BENIAMIN SIMES
THOMAS SHEWORD
BENIAMINE HANDCLEARE
WILLIAM BARNARD
JOHN SHELLEY
NATHANIELL MOPER
NATHA: GAUMON
MARGRETT GILES
RICHARD LONGE
vx LONGE
infans LONGE
RICHARD EVANS
WILLIAM NEWMAN
JOHN ARMY
PETER LANGDEN
L iving
HENRY
ANDREW RAWLEY
FETTER
more at Elizabeth Cittic
Liuetennat SHEPPARU
JOHN POWELL
JOHN WOOLF.V
CATHREN POWELL
JOHN BRADSTON
FRANC'S PITTS
GILBERTT WHITFEILD
PETER HEREFORD
THOMAS FAULKNER
ESAW DE LA WARE
WILLIAM CORNIE
THOMAS CURTISE
ROBERT BRITTAINE
ROGER WALKER
HENRY KERSLEY
EDWARD MORGAINE
ANTHONY EBSWORTH
AGNES EBSWORTH
ELINOR HARRIS
THOMAS ADDISON
WILLIAM LONGE
WILLIAM SMITH
WILLIAM PINSEN
Cap W M TUCKER
Cap NICH: MARTEAW
Leftermt ED: BARKLY
* [It is possible that a dot may have been omitted from this word, and that the lady's name
should be read HANIE or HAINE : she may have been wife to the man mentioned four lines
above.]
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
'85
Living
DANIELL TANNER
JOHN MORRIS
GEORG THOMSON
PAULE THOMSON
WILLIAM THOMSON-
PASTA CHAMPIN
STEPHEN SHERE
JEFFERY HALL
RICH: JONES
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON
RICHARD APLETON
THOMAS EVANS
WESTON BROWNE
ROBERT MOUNDAY
STEVEN CVLLOE
RAPH ADAMS
THOMAS PHILLIPS
FRANCIS BARRETT
MARY TUCKER
JANE BRAKLEY
ELIZABETH HIGGINS
MARY MOUNDAY
CHOUPOUKE an Indian
ANTHONY I Negres
ISSABELLA )
Leftenht LUPO
PHILLIP LUPO
BARTHOLMEW WETHERSBY*
HENRY DRAPER
JOSEPH HAMAN
ELIZABETH LUPO
ALBIANO WETHERSLY*
JOHN LAYDON
Living
ANN LAYDON
VIRGINIA LAYDON
ALICE LAYDON
KATHERNE LAYDON
WILLIAM EVANS
WILLIAM JULIAN
WILLIAM KEMP
RICHARD WITII'E [WITHERE]
JOHN JORNALL
WALTER MASON
SARA JULIAN
SARA GOULDOCKE
JOHN SALTER
WILLIAM COALE
JERENY DICKENSON
LAWRANCE PEELE
JOHN EVANS
MARKE EVANS
GEORGE EVANS
JOHN DOWNEMAN
ELIZABETH DOWNEMAN
WILLIAM BALDWIN
JOHN SIBSEY
WILLIAM CLARKE
RICE GRIFFINE
JOSEPH MOSLEY
ROBERT SMITH
JOHN CHEESMAN
THOMAS CHEESMAN
EDWARD CHEESMAN
PETTER DICKSON
JOHN BAYNAN
ROBERT SWEET
* [Sic in orig.]
i86
THE LI WAG IN VIRGINIA.
Living
JOHN PAKRETT
WILLIAM FOUKS
JOHN CLACKSON
JOHN HILL
WILLIAM MORTEN
WILLIAM CLARKE
EDWARD STOCKDELL
ELIZABETH BAYNAM
GEORGE DAVIES
ELIZABETH DAVIES
ANN HARRISON
JOHN CURTISE
JOHN WALTON
EDWARD ASTON
TOBY HURT
CORNELIUS MAY
ELIZABETH MAY
HENRY MAY. child
THOMAS WILLOWBEY
OLIUER JENKINSON
JOHN CHANDELER
NICHOLAS DAVIES
JONE JENKINS
MARY JENKINS
HENRY GOULDWELL
HENRY PRICHARD
HENRY BARBER
ANN BARBER
JOHN HUTTON
ELIZABETH HUTTON
THOMAS BALDWIN
JOHN BILLIARD
REYNOLD BOOTH
MARY
Living
ELIZABETH BOOTH child
Cap: THO: DAVIES
JOHN DAVIES
THOMAS HUGES
WILLIAM KILDRIDGE
ALEXAND" MOUNTNEY
EDWARD BRYAN
PERSIVALL IBOTSON
JOHN PENRICE
ROBERT LOCKE
ELIZABETH IBOTSON
ANN IBOTSON
EDWARD HILL
THOMAS BEST
HANNA HILL
ELIZABETH HILL
ROBERT SALFORD
JOHN SALFORD
PHILLIP CHAPMAN
THOMAS PARTER
MARY SALFORD
FRANCIS CHAMBERLIN
WILLIAM HILL
WILLIAM HARRIS
WILLIAM WORLIDGE
JOHN FORTH
THOMAS SPILMAN
REBECCA CHAMBER LIN
ALICE HARRIS
PHAROW PHLINTON
ARTHUR SMITH
HUGH HALL
ROBERT SABIN
JOHN COOKER
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
187
Living
HUGH DlCKEN
WILLIAM GAYNE
RICHARD MINTREN Junio r
JOANE FLINTON
ELIZABETH FLINTON
REBECCA COUBBER
RICHARD MINTREN senior
JOHN FRYE
WILLIAM BROOKS
SIBILE BROOKS
WILLIAM BROOKS
THOMAS CRISPE
RICHARD PACKE
MILES PRICHETT
THOMAS GODBY
MARGERY PRICHETT
JONE GOODBY
JONE GRINDRY
JOHN JUIMAN
MARY GRINDRY
JOHN GRINDRY child
JOHN WAINE
ANN WAINE
MARY ACKLAND
GEORGE ACKLAND
JOHN HARLOW
WILLIAM CAPP'S
EDWARD WATTERS
PAULE HARWOOD
NICH: BROWNE
ADAM THROUGOOD
RICHARD EAST
STEPHEN READ
GRACE WATTERS
Living
WILLIAM WATTERS
WILLIAM GANEY
HENRY GANEY
JOHN ROBINSON
ROBERT BROWNE
THOMAS PARRISH
EDMOND SPALDEN
ROGER FARBRACKE
THEODER JONES
WILLIAM BALDWIN
LUKE ADEN
ANNA GANY
ANNA GANY fillia
ELIZABETH POPE
REBECCA HATCH
THOMASIN LOXMORE
THOMAS GARNETT
ELIZABETH GARNETT
SUSSAN GARNETT
FRANCES MICHELL
JONAS STOCKTON
THIMOTHEE STOCKTON
WILLIAM COOKE
RICHARD BOULTEN
FRANCES HILL
JOHN JACKSON
RICHARD DAVIES
ANN COOKE
DICTRAS CHRISMUS
THOMAS HILL
ARTHUR DAVIES
WILLIAM NEWCOME
ELIZABETH CHRISMUS
JOANE DAVIES
i88
THE LIVING TN VIRGINIA.
Living
THOMAS HETHERSALL
WILLIAM DOUGLAS
THOMAS DOUTHORN
ELIZABETH DOUTHORN
SAMWELL DOUTHORN a bo[y]
THOMAS an Indian
JOHN HAZARD
JOANE HAZARD
HENRY
FRANCES MASON
MlCHEALL WlLCOCKS
WILLIAM QUERKE
MARY MASON
MAUDLIN WILCOCKS
M r KETH mister
JOHN BUSH
JOHN Coop [COOPER]
JONADAB ILLETT
JOHN BARNABY
JOHN SEAWARD
ROBERT NEWMAN
WILLIAM PARKER
THOMAS SNAPP
CLEMENT EVANS
THOMAS SPILMAN
THOMAS PARRISH
At the Eastern Sliore
Cap WILLIAM EPPS
M rs EPPS
FETTER EPPS
WILLIAM
EDMOND CLOAKE
WILLIAM BIBBY
Living
THOMAS CORNISH
JOHN FISHER
WILLIAM DRY
HENRY WILSON
FETTER PORTER
CHRISTO: CARTTER
JOHN SumFiLL
NICHOLAS GRAUNGER
JAMES vocat PIPER
EDWARD
JOHN
THOMAS
GEORGE
CHARLES FARMER
JAMES KNOTT
JOHN ASCOMB
ROBERT FEN NELL
PHILLIP
DANIELL COGLEY
WILLIAM ANDREWS
THOMAS GRAUES
JOHN WILCOCKS
THOMAS CRAMPE
WILLIAM COOMES
JOHN PARSONS
JOHN COOMES
JAMES CHAMBERS
ROBERTT BALL
GOODWIFE BALL
THOMAS HALL
ISMALE HILLS
JOHN TYERS
WALTER SCOTT
GOODWIFE SCOTT
THE LIVING IN VIRGINIA.
189
Living
ROBERT EDMOND'S
THOMAS HICHCOCKE
JOHN EVANS
HENRY WATTKINS
PEREGREE WATTKINS
DANIELL WATTKINS
JOHN BLOWER
GODY BLOWER
JOHN
a boy of M r CANS [or CAUS]
JOHN How
JOHN BUTTERFEILD
WILLIAM DAVIES
FETTER LONGMAN
JOHN WILKINS
GOODWIFE WILKINS
THOMAS POWELL
GODY POWELL
THOMAS PARKE
Living
WILLIAM SMITH
EDWARD DREW
NICHOLAS HOSKINS
and his Child
WILLIAM WILLIAMS
Mrs WILLIAMS
JOHN THROGMORTON
BENNANINE* KNIGHT
CHAD GUNSTON
ABRAM ANALIN [or AUALIN,
i.e. AVALTN]
THOMAS BLACK LOCKE
JOHN BARNETT
THOMAS SAVADGE
WILLIAM BEANE
SALOMAN GREENE
JOHN WASBORNE
WILLIAM OUILLS.
* [Evidently a misspelling for BENJAMINE.]
24 2
A List of the names of the Dead in
Yirgn a since Aprill last
february 16: 1623
Collcdg
JOHN WOOD -.
WILLIAM MORE
THOMAS NAYI.OR }-kild
JOHN HUNTER
JAMES HOWELL
WILLIAM LAMBERTT
At t/te neck of land
MOSES CONYERS
GEORGE GRIMES
WILLIAM CLEMENTS
THOMAS FERNLEY kid [killed]
EDWARD
At Jurdains Jorncy
ROGER MUCH
MARY REEFE
ROBERT WINTER
ROBERT WOOD'S
RICHARD SHREIFE
THOMAS BULL
JOHN KINTON
DANIELL
At west and Sherlow hundred
SAMWELL FOREMAN
ZOROBABELL
2 Indians
one Negar
THOMAS ROBERTS
JOHN EDMONDS
JOHN LASEY
DANIELL FRANCKE
Cap: NATH WEST
CHRISTOPHER HARDING kild
At flower de hundred
JOHN MAYOR
WILLIAM WAYCOME
THOMAS PRISE
ROBERT WALKIN
JOHN FETHERSTON
JOHN AP ROBERTS
RICHARD JONES
RICHARD GRIFFIN
RICHARD RANKE [or RAUKE]
WILLIAM EDGER
JOHN FRY
DIXI CARPENTER
WILLIAM SMITH
JAMES CINDUARE*
EDWARD TEMPLE
SARA SALFORD
* [Spelling not very clear ; may be read ClNDNAKE or CINDVARE.]
THE DEAD IN VIRGINIA.
191
Dead
JOHN STANSON
CHRISTO: EVANS
At James Ciltie
M r SOTHEY
JOHN DUMPONT
THOMAS BROWNE
HENRY SOTHEY
THOMAS SOTHEY
MARY SOTHEY
ELIZABETH SOTHEY
THOMAS CLARKE
MARGRETT SHRAWLEY
RICHARD WALKER
VALLENTYN GENTLER
FETTER BRISHITT
HUMPHRY BOYSE
JOHN WATTON
ARTHUR EDWARD'S
THOMAS FISHER
WILLIAM S PENCE ) j .
M 1 " 5 SPENCE )
GEORGE SHARKS
JOHN BUTH
M r COLLINS
vx
M r PEGDEN
FETTER DE MAINE
GOODMAN ASCOMB
GOODMAN WITTS
WILLIAM KERTON
Mr ATKINS
THOMAS HAKES
FETTER GOULD
Dead
ROBERT RAFFE
AMBROSE FRESEY
HENRY FRY
JOHN DINSE
THOMAS TINDALL
RICHARD KNIGHT*
JOHN JEFFEREYS*
JOHN HAMUN*
JOHN MERIDIEN*
JOHN COUNTWANE*
THOMAS GUINE [or GUNIE]*
THOMAS SOMERSALL
WILLIAM ROWSLEY
ELIZABETH ROWSLEY
a maid of thers
ROBERT BENNETT
THOMAS ROPER
M r FlTZIEFFERYS
M f s SMITH
FETTER MARTTIN
JAMES JAKINS
M r CRAPPLACE
JOHN LULLETT
ANN DIXON
WILLIAM HOWLETT
M r FURLOW S child
JACOB PROPHETT.
JOHN REDING
RICHARD ATKINS his child
JOHN BAYLY
WILLIAM JONES his s r vant
JOHN M r PEARNS servant
JOSIAS HARTT
JUDITH SHARP
* [See next page, where these names are repeated.]
192
THE DEAD IN VIRGINIA.
Dead
ANN OUAILE
REIGNOLD'S
WILLIAM DIER
MARY DIER
THOMAS SEXTON
MARY BAWDRYE
EDWARD NORMANSELL
HENRY FELL
ENIMS [or EUIMS]
ROGER TURNOR
THOMAS GUINE [or GUNIE]*
JOHN COUNTWAY*
JOHN MERIDAY*
BENIAMINE VsHERf
JOHN HAMAN*
JOHN JEFFERYES*
RICHARD KNIGHT*
JOHN WALKER
HOSIER
WILLIAM JACKSON
WILLIAM APLEBY
JOHN MANBY
ARTHUR COOKE
STEPHEN
At f Plantacoii oner against
James Cittic-
HUMPHRY CLOUGH
MORRIS CHALONER
SAMWELL BETTON
JOHN GRUFFIN
WILLIAM EDWARDS
WILLIAM SALSBURY
Dead
MATHEW GRIFFINE
ROBERT ADWARD'S
JOHN JONES
THOMAS PRICHARD
THOMAS MORGAINE
THOMAS BIGGS
NICHOLAS BUSHELL
ROBERT WILLIAMS
ROBERT REYNOLD'S
EDWARD HUIES
THOMAS FOULKE
NATHEW JENINGS
RICHARD MORRIS
FRANCES BARKE
JOHN EwiNsf
SAMWELL FISHER
JOHN Ewis
JAMES CARTTER
EDWARD FLETCHER
ADERTON GREENE
MORICE BAKER
ROBERT M r EWINS man
ROBERT PIDGION
THOMAS TRIGGS
JAMES THURSBY
NICHOLAS THIMBLEBY
FRANCES MILLETT
JOHN HOOKS
THOMAS LAWSON
WILLIAM MILLER
NICHOLAS PATRICE
JOHN CHAMP
JOHN MANING
* [It will be noticed that these names,
given above (see previous page).]
although in some cases with different spellings, are
' ' t [Repeated on next page.]
THE DEAD IN VIRGINIA.
93
- Dead
RICHARD EDMONDS
DAVID COLLINS
THOMAS GUINE [or GUNIE]*
JOHN VICARS
JOHN MERIDIE*
BENY VSHER*
JOHN CANTWELL
RICHARD KNIGHT*
ROBERT HELLUE
THOMAS BARROW
JOHN EUINES*
EDWARD PRICE
ROBERT TAYLOR
RICHARD BUTTEREY
MARY LACON
ROBERT BAINES
JOSEPH ARCHER
THOMAS MASON
JOHN BEMAN
CHRISTO: PITTMAN
THOMAS WILLER
SAMWELL FULSHAW
JOHN WAMSLEY
ABRAM COLMAN
JOHN HODGES
NAAMY BOYLE
At Hog Hand
WILLIAM BRAKLEY
PETTER DUN
JOHN LONG
At martins hundred
HENRY BAGFORD
NICHOLAS GLEADSTON
Dead
NICHOLAS DORINGTON
RAPII ROGERS
RICHARD FRETHRAM
OHN BROGDEN
fOHN BEANAM
FRANCES ATKINSON
ROBERT ATKINSON
JOHN KERILL
EDWARD DAVIES
PERCIVALL MAN
MATHEW STAUELING
THOMAS NICHOLLS
2 Childrens of y e French men
JOHN PATTISON
vx PATTISON vkild
EDWARD WINDOR^
THOMAS HORNER
JOHN WALKER
THOMAS POPE
RICHARD STON
JOHN CATESBY
RICHARD STEPHENS
WILLIAM HARRIS
CHRISTOPHER WOODWARD
JOSEPH TURNER
At Wanvicke Squeak
JOSIAS COLLINS
CLEMENT WILSON
WILLIAM ROBINSON
CHR: RAWSON
THOMAS WINSLOW
vx WINSLOW
infans WlNSLOW
[Again repetitions. See previous page.]
194
THE DEAD IN VIRGINIA.
Dead
ALEXANDER SUSSAMES
THOMAS PRICKF.TT
THOMAS MADDOX
JOHN GREENE
NATHANEL STANBRIDG
JOHN LITTON
CHRISTO: ASH
vx ASH
infans ASH
NETHANIEL LAME [^LAINE] \
_ fkiki
JANE FISHER J
PHILLIP JONES
EDWARD BANKS
JOHN SYMONS
THOMAS SMITH
THOMAS GRIFFIN
GEORGE CANE
ROBERT WHITT
SYMON an Italian
At Elizabeth Cittie
CHARLE MARSHALL
WILLIAM HOPKICKE
DORITHIE PARKINSON
\VlLLIAM ROBERTTS
JOHN FARRAR
MARTIN CUFFE
THOMAS HALL
THOMAS SMITH
CHRISTOPH' ROBERTTS
THOMAS BROWNE
HENRY FEARNE
THOMAS PARKINS
M r HUSSY
Dead
JAMES COLLIS
RAPH ROCKLY
WILLIAM GEALES
GEORGE JONES
ANDREW ALLINSON
WILLIAM DOWNES
RICHARD GILLETT
GOODWIFE NONN [or NOUN]
HUGO SMALE
THOMAS WINTERSALL
JOHN WRIGHT
JAMES FENTON
CISELY a Maid
JOHN GAVETT
?- Irishmen
JOHN J
JOCKY ARMESTRONGE
WOLSTON PELSANT
SAMPSON PELSANT
CATHRIN CAPPS
WILLIAM ELBRIDG
JOHN SANDERSON
JOHN BENBRICKE
JOHN BAKER kild
WILLIAM LUPO
TIMOTHY BURLEY
MARGERY FRISLE
HENRY WEST
JASPER TAYLER
BRIGETT SEARLE
ANTHONY ANDREW
EDMOND CARTTER
THOMAS
THE DEAD IN VIRGINIA.
'95
Dead
WILLIAM GAUNTLETT
GILBERT kild
CHRISTO: Welchman
JOHN MILLIARD*
GREGORY MILLIARD
JOHN MILLIARD*
WILLIAM RICHARDS
ELIZABETH a maid
Cap: HITCHCOCKE
THOMAS KENINSTON
Cap: LINCOLNE
CHAD: GULSTONS
vx GULSTONS
in/cms GULSTONS
GEORGE COOKE
RICHARD GOODCHILD
CHRISMUS his child
ELIZABETH MASON
SYMON WITH
WHITNEY GUY
THOMAS BRODBANKE
WILLIAM BURNHOUSEJ
JOHN SPARKS
ROBERT MORGAINE]
JOHN LOCKE
WILLIAM THOMPSON
THOMAS FULHAM
CUTBERD BROOKS
Dead
INNOCENT POORE
EDWARD D UPPER
ELIZABETH DA VIES
THOMAS BUWEN
ANN BARBER
WILLIAM LUCOTT
NICHOLAS kild
HENRY BRIDGES
HENRY PAYTON
RICHARD GRIFFIN
RAPHE HARRISON
SAMWELL HARVIE
JOHN Box
BENIANINE Box
THOMAS servant
FRANCES CHAMBERLINE
BRIDGETT DAMERON.
ISARELL KNOWLES
EDWARD BENDIGE
WILLIAM DA VIES
JOHN PHILLIPS
DANIELL SAUEWELL
WILLIAM JONES
ROBERT BALLS wife
ROBERT LEAUER
HUGH NICHCOTT
JOHN KNIGHT.
* [Sic in orig.]
196
THE DEAD IN VIRGINIA.
JUT of the Ship cald the Furtherance
JOHN WALKER
HOSIER
WILLIAM JACKSON
WILLIAM APLEBY
JOHN MANBY
ARTHUR COOKE
STEVEN
|UTof the Gods gift
M r CLARE master
WILLIAM BENNETT
|UT of the Margrett and John.
M i LANGLEY
M 1 WRIGHT
the gunner of the William and John.
[162 1 ? Promise of certain " WALLOONS and FRENCH " to
Emigrate to VIRGINIA^
[IN the centre of a large sheet of paper is written in French, " We
promise my Lord Ambassador of the Most Serene King of Great
Britain to go and inJiabit in Virginia, a land under His Majesty's
obedience, as soon as conveniently may be, and this under the conditions
to be carried out in the articles -we Jtave communicated to the said
Ambassador, and not otherwise, on tlie faith of which we have unani-
mously signed this present with our sign manual"
[The signatures and the calling of each are appended in the form of
a round robin, and in an outer circle the person signing states
whether he is married, and the number of his children. Endorsed
by Sir Dudley Carleton, " Signature of such Wallons and French as
offer themselfs to goe into Verginia." The names with an * have
only signed their marks. Total 227, including 55 men, 41 women,
129 children, and two servants. As stated above, the original docu-
ment is in French. The version here given has the authority of
Mr. Sainsbury, of Her Majesty's Public Record Office. The signa-
tures are very indistinctly ivritten^*
MOUSNIER DE LA MONTAGNE, medical student ; marrying man.
MOUSNIER DE LA MONTAGNE, apothecary and surgeon ; marrying man.
JACQUE CONNE, tiller of the earth ; wife and two children.
* [The Answer of the Virginia Company is dated Aug. 1 1, 1621, and a contemporary copy is
preserved in the State 1'aper Department of Her Majesty's Public Record Office. It is signed
by JOHN FERRAK, Deputy. The substance is to the effect that the Company do not conceive
any inconvenience, provided the number does not exceed 300, and they take the oatli of allegi-
ance to the King and conform to the rules of government established in the Church of England.
Cannot recommend the King to aid them with shipping ; the exhausted stock of the Company
prevents them from affording any help. Land will be granted to them in convenient numbers in
the principal cities, boroughs, and corporations in Virginia.]
252
198 WALLOONS AND FRENCH.
HENRY LAMBERT, woollen draper ; wife.
*GEORGE B&AVA, porter ; wife and one child.
MICHEL Du PON, hatter ; wife and two children.
JAN BULLT, labourer ; wife and four children.
PAUL DE PASAR, weaver ; wife and two children.
ANTOINE GRENIER, gardener ; wife.
JEAN GOURDEMAN, labourer ; wife and five children.
JEAN CAMPION, wool carder; wife and four children.
*JAN DE LA MET, labourer ; young man.
*ANTOINE MARTIN ; wife and one child.
FRANCOIS FOURDRIN, leather dresser ; young man.
*JAN LECA, labourer ; wife and five children.
THEODORE DUFOUR, draper; wife and two children.
*GlLLAlN BROQUE, labourer ; young man.
GEORGE WAUTRE, musician ; wife and four children.
*JAN SAGE, serge maker ; wife and six children.
*MARIE FLIT, in the name of her husband, a miller; wife and two
children.
P. GANTOIS, student in theology ; young man.
JACQUES DE LECHEILLES, brewer ; marrying man.
*JAN LE Rou, printer ; wife and six children.
*JAN DE CROY, sawyer ; wife and five children.
^CHARLES CHANCY, labourer ; wife and two children.
*FRAN$OIS CLITDEU, labourer ; wife and five children.
*PHILIPPE CAMPION, draper ; wife and one child.
*ROBERT BROQUE, labourer ; young man.
PHILIPPE DE LE MER, carpenter ; young man.
*JEANNE MARTIN ; young girl.
PIERRE CORNILLE, vine dresser ; young man.
JAN DE CARPENTRY, labourer ; wife and two children.
*MARTIN DE CARPENTIER, brass founder ; young man.
THOMAS FARNARCQUE, locksmith ; wife and seven children.
PIERRE CASPAR.
*GREGOIRE LE JEUNE, shoemaker ; wife and four children.
MARTIN FRAMERIE, musician ; wife and one child.
WALLOONS AND FRENCH. 199
PIERRE QUESNEE, brewer ; marrying man.
PONTUS LE GEAN, bolting-cloth weaver ; wife and three children.
*BARTHELEMY DIGAUD, sawyer ; wife and eight children.
JESSE DE FOREST, dyer ; wife and five children.
*NicOLAS DE LE MARLIER, dyer ; wife and two children.
*JAN DAMONT, labourer ; wife.
*JAN GILLE, labourer ; wife and three children.
*JAN DE TROU, wool carder ; wife and five children.
PHILIPPE MATON, dyer, and two servants ; wife and five children.
ANTHOINE DE LIELATE, vinedresser ; wife and four children.
ERNOU CATOIR, wool carder ; wife and five children.
ANTHOIN DESENDRE, labourer ; wife and one child.
ABEL DE CREPY, shuttle worker ; wife and four children.
*ADRIAN BARBE, dyer ; wife and four children.
*MiCHEL LEUSIER, cloth weaver ; wife and one child.
*JEROME LE ROY, cloth weaver; wife and four children.
*CLAUDE GHISELIN, tailor ; young man.
*JAN DE CRENNE, glass maker ? [fritteur] ; wife and one child.
*Louis BROQUE, labourer ; wife and two children.
[MUSTERS
OF THE
INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
I62f]
[MUSTERS
OF THE
INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
i6af]
Colleclg
Land
llenrico
JHE MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of the Colleclge:
Land in Virginia taken the 23* of January 1624.
Liuetennt THOMAS OSBORNE arived in the Bono, Nova November 1619
Servant's
DANIELL SHERLEY aged 30 yeres came in the Bono. Nova 1619
PEETER JORDEN aged 22 in the London Marchannt 1620
RICHARD DAVIS aged 16 yeres in the Jonathan 1620*
ROBERT LAP^VORTH came in the Abigaile
JOHN WATSON came in the William & Thomas
EDWARD HOBSON came in the IJoiia Nova 1619
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH came in the London Marchannt
MARY his wife in the same Shipp
THOMAS his sonne aged 9 Month's
WILLIAM BROWINGE came in the Bona Nova
MATIIEW EDLOW came in the Ncptnnc 1618
WILLIAM WELDON came in the Bona Nova 1619
* [The short rtifcs here and hereafter in these "Musters," indicate the emission of lists of the
stores brovight by passengers, given in the original, but omitted here as of no general interest.]
26
202 MUSTERS OF 2HE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Colledge Land.
FRANCIS WILTON came in the Jonathan
EZEKIAH RAUGHTON came in the Bona Nova.
MARGRETT his wife in the Warwick.
WILLIAM PRICE came in the Starr
ROBERT CAMPION came in the Bona Nova
LEONARD MOORE came in the Bona Nova
THOMAS BAUGH came in the Supply
THOMAS PARKER came in the Neptune
THEODER MOYSES came in the London Marcliannt
jhe MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of the Neck-of-
Corporation of
Charles cuty. Land in the Corporation of Charles Cittie in
Virginia taken the 24* of January 1624.
LUKE BOYSE aged 44 yeares arived in theEdwine in May 1619
ALLICE his wife arived in the Bona-Noua in Aprill 1622
Servant's
ROBERT HOLLAM aged 23 yeares in the Bonaventure August 1620
JOSEPH ROYALL aged 22 yeares in the Charitie July 1622
The MUSTER of JOSUAH CHARD
JOSUAH ClIARD aged 36 yeares in the Seavcnture May 1607
ANN his wife aged 33 yeares in the Bony besse August 1623
The MUSTER of JOHN Don's
JOHN DOD'S aged 36 yeares in the Susan Constant Aprill 1607
JANE his wife aged 40 yeares
The MUSTER of WILLIAM VINCENE
WILLIAM VINCENE aged 39 yeares in the Mary & James
JOANE his wife aged 42 yeares
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 203
Charles c\ttie The MUSTER of THOMAS HARRIS
THOMAS HARRIS aged 38 yeares in the Prosperous in May
ADRIA his wife aged 23 yeares in the Marniadnke in November 1621
ANN WOODLASE theire kinswoman aged 7 yeares
Servant's
ELIZABETH aged 15 yeares in the Margrett & John 1620
The MUSTER of JOHN PRICE
JOHN PRICE aged 40 yeares in the Starr in May
ANN his wife aged 21 yeares in the Francis Bonavcnliire August 1620
MARY a Child aged 3 Months
The MUSTER of HUGH HILTON.
HUGH HILTON aged 36 yeares in the Edwine in May 1619
The MUSTER of RICHARD TAYLO"
/
RICHARD TAYLOR aged 50 yeares in the Mary Margrett September 1608
DOROTHY his wife aged 21 yeares in tins London Marc/taunt May 1620
MARY theire Child aged 3 months.
Servant's
CHRISTOPHER BROWNE aged 18 yeares in the Dutie in May 1620
The MUSTER of THOMAS OAGE
THOMAS OAGE aged 40 yeares in the Starr in May
ANN his wife in the Neptune in August 1618
EDWARD theire sonn aged 2 yeares,
26 2
204 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Charles CiuTe' The MUSTER of ROBERT GREENLEAFE
ROBERT GREENLEAFE aged 43 yeres in the Tryall August 1610
SUSAN his wife aged 23 yeres in the Jonathan May 1620
THOMAS theire sonn aged 3 yeres
ANN a daughter aged 22 week's
The MUSTER of HENERY COLTMAN
HENERY COLTMAN aged 30 yeres in the Noah August 1610
ANN his wife aged 26 yeres in the London Marchannt May 1620
The MUSTER of HUGH PRICE
HUGH PRICE aged 35 years in the William & John January 1618
JUDITH his wife aged 24 yeres in \h&Marygold May 1619
JOHN his sonn aged 2 yeres.
The MUSTER of THOMAS FARMER
THOMAS FARMER aged 30 yeres in the Tryall 1616
The MUSTER of THOMAS SHEPPEV
THOMAS SHEPPEY aged 22 yeres in the Supply January 1620
The MUSTER of ALLEXANDER BRADWAY
ALLEXANDER BRADWAY aged 31 yeres in the Supply January 1620
SISLEY his wife aged 28 yeres in the Jonathan May 1620
ADRIA theire daughter aged 9 Months.
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITAN1S IN VIRGINIA. 205
Neck-of-Land. Jhe M USTER of WlLLIAM SHARP
Charles Cittie
WILLIAM SHARP aged 40 yeres in the Starr in May
ELIZABETH his wife aged 25 yeres in the Bonaventitre August 1620
ISACK his sonn aged 2 yeres
SAMUELL his sonn aged 2 Months
Servant's
RICHARD VAUSE aged 20 yeres in the Jonathan May 1620
West&Sheriey The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of West and
hundred.
Charles cutie Sherley Hundred taken the 22 th of January
1624.
RICHARD BIGG'S his MUSTER
RICHARD BIGG'S aged 41 yeres arived in the Swann in August 1610
SARAH his wife aged 35 yeres in the Marygold May 1618
RICHARD theire Sonn aged 3 yeres
THOMAS TURNER his Cozen aged 11 yeres in y e Marygold 1616
SUSAN OLD his Cozen aged 10 yeres in the Marygold 1616
Servant's
JAMES GUY aged 20 yeares in the Marygold 1622
WILLIAM BROCK aged 26 yeres in the Margrett in May 1622
EDWARD TEMPLE age 20 yeres in the Margrett May 1622
MARY PEETERS aged 16 yeres in the London Marchant May 1620
WILLIAM BAYLEYS MUSTER
WILLIAM BALEY aged 41 yeares in the Prosperous in May 1610
MARY his wife aged 24 yeres in the George 1617
THOMAS his Sonn aged 4 yeares
206 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
West &
hundr7d. ROBERT PARTINS MUSTER
ROBERT PARTIN aged 36 yeares in the Blcssinge in June 1609
MARGRETT his wife aged 36 in the George 1617
ROBERT ^ / aged 4 Months.
Avis V theire Children -j aged 5 yeares.
REBECCA ) ^ aged 2 yeares.
Servant's
THOMAS HALE aged 20 yeares in the George 1623 in October
ELLIN COOKE aged 25 yeares in the London Marcliannt June 1620
CHRISTOPHER WOODWARD'S MUSTER
CHRISTOPHER WOODWARD aged 30 yeares in the Tryall'm. June 1620
JOHN HIGGINS \ h j s tn , s j aged 21 yercs in the George 1616
RICE HOWE ) t aged 26 yeres in the Giftc 1618
Servant's
MATHEW GLOSTER aged 20 yeres in the Warwick 1621
WILLIAM TOTLE aged 18 yeres in the George 1623
JOHN CANON aged 20 yeres in the Abigaile 1622
The MUSTER of AMIAS BOLTE]
AMIAS BOLTE aged 23 yeares in the Neptune in August 1618
The MUSTER of JOHN COLLINS
JOHN COLLINS aged 30 yeares in the Snply 1620
SUSAN his wife aged 40 yeres in the Treasurer 1613
ANN VSHER aged 8 yeares born heare
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 207
West&
The MUSTER of HENERY BENSON
HENERY BENSON aged 40 yeares in the Francis Bonwenture August
1620
NICHOLAS BLACKMAN his ptner aged 40 in the same Shipp
West & Sherley
m' THOMAS PAWLETT'S MUSTER
THOMAS PAWLETT aged 40 yeares in the Neptune in August 1618
Servant's
JOHN TRUSSELL aged 19 yeres in the Southampton 1622
The MUSTER of WILLIAM ASKEW
WILLIAM ASKEW aged 30 yeres in the Prosperous in May 1610
The MUSTER of REBECCA ROSE Widdow
REBECCA ROSE aged 50 yeares in the Mary gold in May 1619
MARMADUKE HILL j Children j aged 1 1 yeres 1 ^ ^ same shi
JANE HILL ( aged 14 yeres )
The MUSTER of m' s MARY MADDISON Widdow
MARY MADDISON aged 30 yeares in the Treasuror 1618
KATHERIN LAYDEN a Child, aged 7 yeares
Servant's
JAMES WATSON aged 20 yeares in the George 1623
ROGER LEWES aged 19 yeares in the Edivin in May 1617
2o8 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
West & Sherley
The MUSTER of ROBERT* BAGWELL (*"
HENERY* BAGWELL aged 35 yeares in the Deliverance 1608
SVMON TURGIS aged 30 yeares in the William & Thomas 1618
Servant's
RANDALL BAWDE aged 30 yeares in the Due Returns 1623
CHARLES aged 19 yeares in the Jacob 1624
The MUSTER of ROBERT MILNER
ROBERT MILNER aged 24 yeares in the Francis Bonaventure August 1620
JOHN PASSEMAN aged 29 yeres in the Jonathan May 1620
JENKIN OSBORN aged 24 yeres in the George 1617
WILLIAM WESTON aged 25 yeres in the Jonathan May 1620
The MUSTER of JOHN THROGMORTON tf
JOHN THROGMORTON aged 24 yeares in y e William & Thomas 1618
CHYNA BOYSE aged 26 yeres in the Georg in May 1617
Servant's
EDWARD SPARSHOTT aged 31 yeares in the Scafloure 1621
FRANCIS DOWNING aged 24 yeres in the Returne March 1624
ELLIS RIPPING aged 23 yeares in the Retnrne 1624
The MUSTER of ROGER RATLIFE
ROGER RATLIFE aged 44 yeares in the Gcorg in May 1619
ANN his wife aged 40 in the George in May 1619
I SACK his Sonn aged 9 Months
* [So in the original. It will have been observed, that generally the name in the heading
is the same as the first name in the list.]
MUSTEJtS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 209
Sherley hundred.
charies cittie The MUSTER of NATHANIELL TATAM
NATHANIELL TATAM aged 20 yeares in the George May 1619
The MUSTER of m' s KATHERINE BENETT Widdow
KATHERINE BENETT aged 24 yeres in the Abigail 1622
WILLIAM BENETT her sonn aged 3 week's
Servant's
RANDALL CREW aged 20 yeres in the Charles 1621
DEAD at WEST & SHERLEY. and at SHERLEY HUNDRED.
1624.
ANDREW DUDLEY, came in the Tnteloue 1622
RAPH FREEMAN, in the Margctt and John 1622
m' WILLIAM BENET Minister in the Seafloure 1621
Cap 1 ISACK MADDESON
JAMES CROWDER in the Retume 1623
DANIELL VIERO in the George 1623
BARNARD JACKSON in the Margrett f John 1623
THOMAS WESTON in the George 1623
JAMES ROLFE Liueterint GIBB'S Man
JOHN MlCHAELL I slaine by the Indians.
FEANCIS Cap' MADISONS Man. J
The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of JORDAKS JORNKV
taken the 2i th of January 1624
The MUSTER of m' WILLIAM FERRAR f m' s JORDAN
WILLIAM FERRAR aged 31 yeares in the Neptune in August 1618
SiSLEY JORDAN aged 24 yeres in the Swan in August 1610
27
210
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Jordans Jorncy.
Charles Cittie
MARY JORDAN her daughter aged 3 yeares ,
MARGRETT JORDAN aged i yeare V borne he arc.
TEMPERANCE BALEY aged 7 yeares
Servant's
WILLIAM DAWSON aged 25 yercs in the Discouery March 1621
ROBERT TURNER aged 26 yeres in the Tryall June 1619
JOHN HELY aged 24 yeares in the Charles November 1621
ROGER PRESTON aged 21 yeares in the Discoucrie March 1621
ROBERT MANUELL aged 25 yeres in the Charles November 1621
THOMAS WILLIAMS aged 24 yeares in the Dutic May 1618
RICHARD JOHNSON aged 22 yeares in the Southampton 1622
WILLIAM HATFEILD aged in the Southampton 1622
JOHN PEAD 35 yeares old in the same Shipp
JOHN FREAME aged 16 yeares in the same Shipp
The MUSTER of THOMAS PALMER
THOMAS PALMER arived in the Tyger November 1621
JOANE his wife in the same Shipp
PRISILLA her daughter aged xj yeares
Servant's
RICHARD ENGLISH aged xj yeares in the James 1622
The MUSTER of ROBERT FISHER
ROBERT FiSHER arived in the Ehabcth May 161 1
KATHERINE his wife in the Marmaduk October 1621
SlSLY theire daughter aged i ycarc
Servant's
IDYE HALLIERS a Maid servant aged 30 yeares in y= Jonathan 1619
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
211
Jordans Jorney
The MUSTER of JOHN CLAYE
JOHN CLAYE arived in the Treasurer February 1613
ANN his wife in the Ann August 1623
Servant's
WILLIAM NlCHOLL's aged 26 yeres in the Dutie in May 1619
The MUSTER of CHRISTOPHER SAFFORD
CHRISTOPHER SAFFORD arived in the Treasurer 1613
JOHN GIBE'S his ptner in the Supply 1619
Servant's
HENERY LANE aged 20 yeres in the Southampton 1623
The MUSTER of HENERY WILLIAMS
HENERY WILLIAMS arived in the Treasurer 1613
SUSAN his wife in the William & Thomas 1618
The MUSTER of WILLIAM BRANLIN
WILLIAM BRANLIN arived in the Margrctt & John 1620
ANN his wife in the Tntelone 1622
The MUSTER of JOHN FLUDD
JOHN FLUDD arived in the Swan 1610
MARGETT his wife in the Supply 1620
FRANCES FINCH her daughter in the Suply 1620
WILLIAM FLUDD his sonn aged 3 week's.
27-2
212
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Jordansjorney. jj^ MUSTER of THOMAS CHAPMAN*
THOMAS CHAPMAN arived in the Tryall 1610
ANN his wife in the George 1617
THOMAS his sonn aged 2 yeare
ANN theire daughter aged 6 week's
The MUSTER of JOSEPH BULL
JOSEPH BULL arived in the Abigaile 1622
The MUSTER of JOHN DAVIES
JOHN DAVIES arived in the George 1617
WILLIAM EMERSON his ptner in the Sampson 1618
Servant's
WILLIAM POPLETON aged in the James 1622
EUSTICE DOWNES aged 25 yeares in the Abigail 1622
The MUSTER of THOMAS CAWSEY.
THOMAS CAWSEY arived in the Francis Bonaventure 1620
The MUSTER of THOMAS IRONMONGER
THOMAS IRONMONGER arived in the
The MUSTER of RICHARD MILTON
RICHARD MILTON arived in the Suffy 1620
* [The fifth letter of this name is not clear ; the word begins with an ascending letter, and
misfit be read as CHAPLAIN ; but it is certainly CHAPMAN in the next line.]
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 213
charks citttr The MUSTER of NATHANIELL CAWSEY
NATHANIELL CAWSEY arived in the Phoenix 1607
TnOMASlNE his wife in the Lyon 1609
Servant's
EDWARD DENISON aged 22 yeares )
JAMES BONNER aged 20 yeares } anved m the Traf6mf
JAMES DORE age 19 yeares in the Bona Nova 1621
LAURANCE EVANS aged 15 yeares in the James 1622
JOANE WlNSCOMB aged 20 yeares in the George 1618
DEAD at JORDANS JORNEY 1624
LIDIA SHERLEY came in the George 1623
SUSAN SHERLEY an Infant.
The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of CHAPLAINS
Charles CnovsE and the Trueloucs Company taken the
i I th January 1624
The MUSTER of Ensigne ISACK CHAPLAINE
ISACK CHAPLAINE arived in the Starr 1610
MARY his wife in the James 1622
JOHN CHAPLAINE his kinsman aged 15 yeares in the James 1622
Servant's
ROBERT HUDSON aged 30 yeares %
HENERY THORNE aged 18 yeares f
JOHN DUFFILL aged 14 yeares f"** In the ? ames l622
IVIE BANTON a Maid servant
ANN MlGHILL a Maid servant arived in the George 1619
214 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
C ctt !!&* The MUSTER of WALTER PRICE
WALTER PRICE arived in the IVt'ttm & Thomas 1618
HENERY TURNER arived in the John & Francis 1615
Servant's
EDWARD FALLOWES aged 30 yeares in the Hopewell 1623
The MUSTER of THOMAS KEIE
THOMAS KEIE aged 30 ariued in the Prosperous June 1619
SARAH his wife in the Trnelone 1622
The MUSTER of JOHN BROWNE
JOHN BROWNE aged 28 yeares in the Bona Nova Aprill 1621
The MUSTER of JOHN TREHEARNE
JOHN TREHEARNE aged 33 yeares in the Trnelone 1622
The MUSTER of DAVID JONES'
DAVID JONES aged 22 yeares in the Trnelone 1622
The MUSTER of JOHN Box
JOHN Box aged 23 yeares in the Trnelone 1622
Murderers for the forte 3
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 215
DEAD at CHAPLINS CHOISK 1624.
HENERY WILSON came in the Trueloue 1622 slaine by ye Indians
NICHOLAS SUTTON in the James 1622 slaine by the Indians
NICHOLAS BALDWIN in the Trueloue 1622 slaine by the Indians
WILLIAM BARNETT in the Trueloue 1623.
Pierseys The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of PEIRSEYS HUN
hundred.
DRED taken the 2O th of January 1624.
S AMU ELL SHARPE arived in the Seaventnre 1609
ELIZABETH his wife in the Margrett and Joint 1621
Servant's
HENERY CARMAN aged 23 yeares in the Duty 1620
The MUSTER of m' GRIVELL POOLEY Minister
GRIVELL POOLEY arived in the Jawzs 1622
Servant's
JOHN CHAMBERS aged 21 yeares in the Bona Nova 1622
CHARLES MAGNER aged 16 yeres in the George 1623
The MUSTER of HUMFREY KENT
HUMFREY KENT arived in the George 1619
JOANE his wife in the Tyger 1621
MARGRETT ARRUNDELL aged 9 yeares in the Abigaile 1621
Servant's
CHRISTOPHER BEANE aged 40 yeares in the Neptune 1618
2 1 6 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Tierseys
hundred. The MUSTER of TlIOMAS DoUGHTIE
THOMAS DOUGHTIE arived in the Marigold 1619
ANN his wife in the Marmadukc 1621
The MUSTER of EDWARD AUBORN
EDWARD AUBORN arived in the Jonathan 1620
The MUSTER of WILLIAM BAKER
WILLIAM BAKER arived in the Jonathan 1609
The MUSTER of JOHN WOODSON
JOHN WOODSON 1 . ., ~
\ in the George 1619
SARAH his wife J
The MUSTER of EDWARD TIIRENORDF.N
EDWARD THRENORDEN arived in the Diana 1619
ELIZABETH his wife in the George 1619
The MUSTER of NICHOLAS BALY
NICHOLAS BALY arived in the Jonathan 1620
ANN his wife in the Mannaduk 1621
The MUSTER of JOHN Lirrs
JOHN LlPrs arived in the London Marchannt 1621
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 217
arived in the Southampton 1623
Pierseys hundred.
The MUSTER of m' ABRAHAM PEIRSEYS Servant's.
yeres.
THOMAS LEA aged SCT
ANTHONY PAGITT 35
SALOMAN JACKMAN 30
JOHN DAVIES aged 45
CLEMENT ROPER 25
JOHN BATES aged 24
THOMAS ABBE 20
THOMAS BROOK'S 23
WILLIAM JONES 23
PEETER JONES 24
PIERCE WILLIAMS 23
ROBERT GRAUES 30
EDWARD HUBBERSTEAD 26
JOHN LATHROP 25
THOMAS CHAMBERS .. 24
WALTER JACKSON 24
HENERY SANDERS 20
WILLIAM ALLEN 22
GEORG DAWSON 24
JOHN VPTON aged 26 in the Bonanova 1622
JOHN BAMFORD aged 23 yeares in the James 1622
WILLIAM GARRETT aged 22 in the George 1619
THOMAS SAWELL aged 26 in the George 1619
HENERY ROWINGE aged 25 yeares in the Temperance 1621
NATHANIELL THOMAS aged 23 yeres in the Temperance 1621
RICHARD BROADSHAW aged 20 yeares in the same Shipp
ROBERT OKLEY aged 19 yeares in the William & Thomas 1618
Negro
Negro
Negro
Negro
'4 Men
28
218 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Picrscys hundred.
ALI.ICE TIIOROWDEN 1 ^ scrvant - s arived in the Southampton 1623
KATHERINE LEMAN
Negro Woman.
Negro Woman and a yong Child of hers.
S' SAMUELL ARGALL'S Cattell
DEAD at PEIRSEYS HUNDRED Anno Drii 1624
JOHN LINICKER.
EDWARD CARLOWE.
ROBERT HUSSYE.
JACOB LARBEE.
JOHN ENGLISH.
CHRISTOPHER LEES Wife.
ELIZABETH JONES.
pasbeiiaygiH The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of PASBEIIAYS &
C orporation
a'u mes l ^ e MAINE ta k en tne 3"' of January 1624 belong-
ing to the Corporation of James Citty
ADAM DlXON arived in the Margrcti cr John
JOSEPH RYALE arived in the William & Thomas
GEORGE FRIER arived in the William 6- Thomas
VRSULA his wife in the London Marcliant
ALLEN KENISTON arived in the Margrctt & John
ROBERT PARAMOUR arived in the Sivan
WILLIAM KEMP arived in the George
MARGRETT his wife in the George
ANTHONY his Sonn aged 7 week's
RICHARD BRIDGWATTER arived in the Londi-n Marchannt
ISBELL his wife in the same Shipp
HUGH I-LVWARD arived in the Starr
SUSAN his wife in the George.
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 219
Pasbehaighs -
James Citty
HENERY TURNER arived in the London Marchannt
JOSEPH CREW arived in the London Marchannt
THOMAS JONES arived in the London Marchannt
MARGRETT his wife in the same Shipp
EDWARD BOURBICTH in the London Marchannt
REVOLL MORCOCK arived in the Jonathan
ELIZABETH his wife
THOMAS his Sonne aged i yeare.
EDWARD FISHER arived in the Jonathan
SARAH his wife in the Warwick
EDWARD KTLDALE her sonn aged 6 ycares
CLARE REN a girle aged 10 yeares.
JOHN MOONE arived in the Returne 1623
Servant's.
JULIAN HALLERS aged 19 yeares \
GILES MARTIN aged 23 yeares >in the Tritelotie 1623
CLINION RUSH aged 13 yeares
RICHARD SMITH arived in the London Marchannt
The MUSTER of the Governors Men at Pasbehaighs
THOMAS JORDEN aged 24 came in the Diana.
JOHN MlLNHOUSE aged 36 in the London Marchannt
RICHARD SANDERS aged 25 in the Francis Bonaventure.
GRIFFIN WINNE aged 28 in the Francis Bonaventure.
ARTHURE CHANDLER aged 19 in the Jonatlian.
WILLIAM DORRELL aged 18 in the Trticlone.
CHRISTOPHER RIPPING 22 in the Francis Bonaventure.
THOMAS OSBORN aged 1 8 in the Francis Bonaventure.
GEORGE NELSON aged 19 in the Francis Bonaventure.
FRANCIS BUTLER aged 18 in the Francis Bonaventure.
282
220 MUSTEXS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
1'asbehaighs
James Citty
THOMAS BLANCH'S aged 17 in the Francis Bonaventure.
HENERY DOWTIE aged 19 in the Jonathan.
JOHN SWARBECK came in the
the Maine.
James Citty.
THOMAS MARLOE came in the Bono, Nova.
THOMAS BUNN
BRIDGITT his wife
THOMAS his sonn aged i yeare
Servant's
JOHN SMITH aged 30 yeares | }n ^ M
THOMAS SMITH aged 16 yeres )
THOMAS JONES aged 35 in the Bonn Nova
JAMES ROBESONN aged 35 in the Sivan.
ELIZABETH HODGES a Maid servant in the Abigails
THOMAS SWINHOW came in the Diana.
Servant's
LAWRANCE SMALEPAGE aged 20 yeres in the Abigails
JOHN CARTER came in the Prosperous.
_^___
DAVID ELLIS in the Mary Margrett
MARGRETT his wife in the Margrett & John
JAMES TOOKE arived in the
WILLIAM BINK'S came in the George
ANN his wife in the George
MlCHAELL BATT came in the Hercules.
ELLIN his wife in the Warwick.
ROBERT LINCE came in the Treasurer.
HUGH BALDWINS came in the Tryall
SUSAN his wife in the
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 221
the Maine.
James Citty
ROBERT SCOTCHMORE came in the George 1623
THOMAS KNISTON cane [KENISTON came] in the George 1623
Servant's
ROGER KlDD aged 24 yeares in the George 1623
ROBERT CHOLMLE ) e in the Ckaritie
JAMES STANDISH ->
The MUSTER of DOCTO' POTT'S Men in the MAINE
THOMAS LEISTER aged 33 yeares
ROGER STANLEY aged 27
THOMAS PRITCHARD aged 28
HENERY CROCKER aged 34 Beanie in the Abigaile 1620
THOMAS CROSSE aged 22
JOHN TRYE aged 20
WALTER BEARE aged 28
RANDALL HOLT aged 18 yeares in the George 1620
The rest of his servant's, Provisions, Amunition &ct. at JAMES CiTTY.
DEAD at PASBEHAIGHS & in the MAINE 1624.
JOACHIM ANNDREWS.
HENERY SCOTT.
RICHARD ) 2 Men of m> BuNNS
RICHARD )
James The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of JAMES CITTIE
taken the 2 4 th of January 1624
The MUSTER of S 1 FRANCIS WYATT K l &ct.
S r FRANCIS WYATT K' Governo' (^ came in the George 1621
Servant's
CHRISTOPHER COOKE aged 25 in the George 1621
222 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
James Ciuy.
GEOKG HALL aged 13 in the Suply 1620
JONATHAN GILES 21 in the Triall 1619
JOHN MATIIEMAX 19 in the Jonathan 1619
JANE DAVIS 24 in the Abigaile 1622
The MUSTER of S r GEORGE YEARLEY K 1 &ct.
S 1 ' GEORGE YEARLLEV K l if- came in the Deliuerance 1609
TEMPERANCE LADY YEARLLEY came in the Fanlcon 1608
m' ARGALL YEARLLEY aged 4 yeares
m' FRANCIS YEARLLEY aged i yeare I Children borne heare
m's ELIZABETH YEARLLEY aged 6 yercs J
Servant's at JAMES CITTY
RICHARD GREGORY aged 40 -.
ANTHONY JONES 26 / . , _
Vcame m the Temperanncc 1620
THOMAS DUNN 14 C
THOMAS PHILDUST 1 5
THOMAS HATCH 17 in the Duty 1619
ROBERT PEAKE 22 in the Margrett & Jofai 1623
WILLIAM STRANGE 18 in the George 1619
ROGER THOMPSON 40 in London Marchannt 1620
ANN his wife
RICHARD ARRUNDELL in the Abigail 1620
GEORG DEVERILL 18 in the Temperanncc 1620
THOMAS BARNETT 16 in the Elsabeth 1620
THEOPHILUS BERISTON 23 in the Treasurer 1614
Negro Men. 3
Negro Woemcn. 5.
SUSAN HALL in the William & Thomas 1618
ANN WILLIS in the Temperance 1620
ELIZABETH ARRUNDELL in the Abigail 1620.
The rest of his servant's at HOG ILAND.
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 223
citty. The MUSTER of DOCTO' JOHN POTT
Docto' JOHN POTT j ^^ {n the G
m's ELIZABETH POTT j
Servant's.
RICHARD TOWNSHEND aged 19 yeares in the Abigailc 1620
THOMAS WILSON aged 27 yeares in the Abigaile 1620
OSMOND SMITH aged 17 yeares in the Bonn Nova 1620
SUSAN BLACKWOOD a Maid servant in the Abigailc 1622
The MUSTER of CAI> T RCCKR SMITH
Cap' ROGER SMITH came in the Abigailc 1620
m' s JOANE SMITH came in the Blcssingc
ELIZABETH SALTER aged 7 yeares came in the Scaflonrc
ELIZABETH ROLFE aged 4 yeares | bomc . Virginia
SARAH MACOCK aged 2 yeares. j
Servant's
CHARLES WALLER aged 22 came in the Abigaile 1620
CHRISTOPHER BANKUS aged 19 yeares in the Abigaile 1622
HENERY BOOTH aged 20 in \\\cDittic
HENERY LACTON aged 18 yeares in the ' Hojnvcll 1623
The rest of his men theire Provisions Armcs &ct. Over the Walter.
The MUSTER of CAP T RAT-II HAMOR
Cap 1 RAPH HAMOR
m' s ELIZABETH HAMOR
JEREMY CLEMENT | hcr Childrcn .
ELIZABETH CLEMENT
Servant's
JOHN LIGHTFOOTE in the Seaventtire
FRANCIS GIBE'S a boy in the Seafower.
ANN ADDAMS a Maid servant.
The rest of his servant's.. Provisions Armes ? at Hoc-lLAND.
224 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
james citty The MUSTER of CAP T WILLIAM PIERCE
Cap' WILLIAM PIERCE came in the Sea-venture
m' s JONE PIERCE his wife in the Blessinge
Servant's
THOMAS SMITH aged 17 yeares in the Abigaile
HENERY BRADFORD aged 35 yeres in the Abigaile
ESTER EDERIFE a maid servant in the Jonathan
ANGELO a Negro Woman in the Treasurer.
The rest of his servant's ; Provisions, Armes, Munition &ct at
MULBERY ILAND.
The MUSTER of m' ABRAHAM PEIRSEY Marchannt
m' ABRAHAM PEIRSEY came in the Susan 1616
ELIZABETH his daughter aged 15 yeres ) . ., c ,, ,-
\ came in the Southampton 1623
MARY his daughter aged 1 1 yeres .'
Servant's.
CHRISTOPHER LEE aged 30 yeres
RICHARD SERIEANT aged 36 yeres \ & . the Sonthampton l6
ALICE CHAMBERS | maid servant>s>
ANNIS SHAW
The rest at Peirseys Hundred.
The MUSTER of m' EDWARD BLANF.Y.
m' EDWARD BLANEY came in the Francis Bonavcnture
Servant's
ROBERT BEW aged 20 came in the Dutic.
JOHN RUSSELL aged 19 in the Bona Nova.
The rest of his Servant's Armes &ct at his Plantacon Over y Walter.
ROBERT POOLE came in the
JAMES HICMOTT came in the Bonaventure
his wife in the
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
225
James Cittie. -
JOHN SOUTHERN came in the George 1620
Servant's.
THOMAS CRUST aged came in the George 1620
RANDALL SMALEWOOD came in the
GEORGE GRAUE came in the Seaventure
ELNOR his wife in the Susan
JOHN GRAUE theire sonne aged 10 yeares
REBECCA SNOW ) ,
SARA SNOW I her daughters "
EDWARD CADGE came in the Marmadnke
NATHANIELL JEFFREYS came in the Gift,
JOHN JACKSON came in the
JOHN JACKSON his sonn aged 9 yeares
GERCIAN BUCK aged 10 yeares
THOMAS ALNUTT came in the Gifte
his wife in the Marygold
Servant's.
ROGER ROED'S aged 20 yeares in the Bony bess.
PEETER LANGMAN came in the William & Thomas.
MARY his wife came in the
PEETER ASCAM her sonn aged i yeares
ABIGAILE ASCAM her daughter aged 4 yeres.
BENOMY BUCK aged 8 yeres
PELEG BUCK aged 4 yeres
Servant's
ABRAHAM PORTER aged 36 yeares in the
THOMAS SAWIER aged 23 yeares in the
m' JOHN BURROWES came in the
BRIDGETT his wife
MARA BUCK aged 13 yeares
29
226 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
James Citty.
Servant's
JOHN COOKE aged 27 yeares
NICHOLAS GOULDFINCH aged 19 yeres
JOHN BRADSTON-aged i3-yefes*
THOMAS THOROWGOOD aged 17 yeres
ELLIAS GAILE aged 14 yeares
ANDREW HOWELL aged 13 yeres
ANN ASHLEY aged 19 yeres
The Cattell belonging to m' BUCKS Children
ELIZABETH SOOTHEY came in the Soutftampton
ANN SOOTHEY her daughter
JOHN JEFFERSON came in the Bona Nova
WALGRAUE MARK'S in the Margrett & John.
WILLIAM MUTCH came in the Jonathan
MARGERY his wife in the George 1623
RICHARD STEEFHENS came in the George 1623
Servant's.
WASSELL RAYNER aged 28 yeres came in the
THOMAS SPILLMAN aged 28 yeres in the George 1623
EDWARD PRISE aged 29 yeres in the George 1623
JOANE RAYNER wife of WASSELL RAYNER
GEORGE MINIFFE arived in the Samuell July 1623
Servant's
JOHN GRIFFIN aged 26 yeares in the William & John 1624
EDWARD WILLIAMS aged 26 yeres came in the same Shipp.
JOHN BARNETT aged 26 yeres came in the Jonathan 1620
* [Thus erased in the original.]
AfUST&RS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 227
James Ileand -
JOHN STOAK'S ) . ... ,
> came in the Warwick.
ANN his wife )
RICHARD TREE came in the George
JOHN his Sonne aged 12 yeres
Servant's
SILVESTER BULLEN aged 28 yeres came in the
WittM LASEY ) . , ,. .
t came in the Southampton 1024
SUSAN his wife )
JOHN WEST came in the Bony bess
THOMAS CROMPE came in the
JOHN GREEVETT came in the
ELLIN his wife in the
THOMAS PASSMORE ) . ,, ^
\ came in the George.
JANE his wife
Servant's.
THOMAS KERFITT aged 24 yeares in the Hopudl
ROBERT JULIAN aged 20 yeares in the Jacob.
JOHN BUCKMUSTER aged 20 yeres in the Hopwell.
CHRISTOPHER HALL came in the
ROBERT FITT came in the George.
ANN his wife in the Abigaile
GEORGE ONION came in the Francis bona venture.
ELIZABETH his wife in the same Shipp.
FRANCIS PALL a boy aged 6 yeares
THOMAS PALL a boy aged 4 yeres
JOHN HALL came in the John & Francis.
SUSAN his wife in the London Marchant
292
228 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
James Hand.
ROBERT MARSHALL came in the George
ANN his wife in the same Shipp
THOMAS GRUBB came in the George
JOHN OSBORN came in the
MARY his wife in the
WILLIAM SPENCER came in the Sarah.
ALLICE his wife in the
ALLICE theire daughter aged 4 yeres.
THOMAS GRAVE came in the
MARGRETT his wife in the
WILLIAM theire Sonn aged 3 yeres
JONE theire daughter aged 6 yeres.
GABRIELL HOLLAND came in the John & Francis.
REBECCA his wife in the same Shipp
JosiAS TANNER aged 24 yeres came in the
ANDREW RAILEY came in the
WILLIAM COOKSEY
THOMAS BAGLEN
WILLIAM CARTER
JOHN JOHNSON
ANN his wife
JOHN his sonn aged i yeare
ANN his daughter aged 4 yeres
ALICE KEAN a Maid servant.
JOHN HITCHY
THOMAS DE LA MAIOR.
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
229
DEAD at JAMES CITTIE & in the ILAND 1624
RICHARD MUMFORD
GEORGE CLARKE
BARTLOMEW BLAKE
WILLIAM WASJERTON
SlBILL ROYALL
GOODWIFE JEFFEREYS
THOMAS POPKIN
THOMAS SIDES
THOMAS WEST
W M SPENCER a Child
a servant of m' KETHS
m's PEIRSE
JOHN GEE
a servant of PEETER LANGMAN
PHINLOE
m's SUSAN KETH.
ie The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of the Neck-
of-Land neare JAMES CITTY taken Febr the 4 th
1624.
RICHARD KINGSMELL came in the Delaware
JANE his wife in the Susan
NATHANIELL his sonne aged 5 yeares.
SUSAN his Daughter aged I yeare.
Servant's
HORTEN WRIGHT aged 20 yeres came in the Susan
JOHN JACKSON aged came in the Abigail.
EDWARD a Negro
ISBELL PRATT came in the yonatlian
JOHN SMITH came in the Bonaventure.
THOMAS BAGWELL came in the
2 3 o MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Neck of Land ncarc
James Citty
THOMAS BEXETT came in the Bona Nora
MARGERY his wife in the Gnift
SARAH BROMEDG a Child of 2 yeares old.
JOHN REDDISH came in the
m' ALNUTT and his servant here Planted rcconed before in the Muster
of JAMES CITTIE.
DEAD in this Plantacon 1624
a Man servant of in' KINGSMELL'S.
LIUING
RICHARD PIERCE j came fa the Ncptunc
ELIZABETH his wife )
Archers Hope
James Citty
THOMAS BRANSBY came in the Charitie
Servant's
NICHOLAS GREENHILL aged 24 yeres
CHADWALLADER JONES a^ed 22 yeres Vcame in the Marmaduk 1623
ROBERT CREW aged 23 yeares
JOHN ELLISON came in the Prosperous
ELLIN his wife in the Charitie
Servant's
JOHN BADELEY aged 24 yeres came in the Hopivcll 1623
THOMAS FARLEY came in the Ann 1623
JANE his wife in the same Shipp.
ANN a Child
Servant's
NICHOLAS SHOTTEN aged 40 yeres in the Ann 1623
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 231
Archers Hope.
James Citty "
JOSEPH JOHNSON came in the William & Thomas
MARGRETT his wife in the Abigaile
GEORGE PROUSE came in the Diana
DEAD at ARCHERS HOPE 1624
GEORGE ELLISON a Child
a Maid servant of m' BRANSBYES.
WILLIAM BROWNE.
Burrows Hill
James Citty
m' BURROWES and six of his men \v c!l are planted heare are recofied,
w th theire Armes Provisions f . at JAMES ClTTIE
JOHN SMITH came in the Elizabeth 1611
SUSANNA his wife in the Bona Nova 1619
FRANCIS SMITH his sonne aged i yeare
Servant's
JOHN ELLATT aged 15 yeres in the Margrett e- John 1621
GEORGE PELTON came in the Furtherance 1622
RICHARD RICHARD'S came in the London Marchant 1620
RICHARD DOLPHINBE came in the Guift 1618
Paces Paines
James Citty /
JOHN PROCTOR came in the Seaventurc 1607
ALLIS his wife in the George 1621
Servant's
RICHARD GROUE aged 30 yeres in the George 1623
EDWARD SMITH aged 20 in the George 1621
WILLIAM NAYLE aged 15 in the Ann 1623
PHETTIPLACE CLOSE came in the Starr 1608
DANIELL WATTKINS in the Charles 1621
Servant's
MARTIN DEMON aged 15 yeres in the George 1617
JOHN SKINNER in the Marmaduk 1621
232 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Paces Paines
James Citty
THOMAS GATES came in the Swan 1609
ELIZABETH his wife in the Warwick. 1620
WILLIAM BEDFORD in the James 1621
FRANCIS CHAPMAN came in the Starr 1608
[C]a P smiths Plant. The MUSTER of CAP T ROGER SMITHS men
James Citty
Over y e Walter
FRANCIS FOWLER aged 23 yeres
CHRISTOPHER LAWSON
ALCE his wife
CHRISTOPHER REDHEAD aged 24
STEPHEN WEBB aged 25 yeres
JOHN BUTTERFEILD aged 23 yeres
WILLIAM BAKER aged 24 yeres
RICHARD ALFORD aged 26 yeres
THOMAS HARVIE aged 24 yeres
THOMAS MOLTON aged 25 yeres
m r Blaneys Plant. The MUSTER of Hi' EDWARD BLANEYS Men
James Citty
Ouer y e Watter.
RlCE WATKINS aged 30 yeres came in the Francis bonaventure.
NATHANIELL FLOID aged 24 in the Bona Nova.
GEORG ROGERS 23
JOHN SHELLEY 23
THOMAS OTTOWELL 40 Vm the Bo aN -
THOMAS CROUCH 40
ROBERT SHEPPEARD 20 in the Hopwdl.
WILLIAM SAWIER 18 in the Hopwell.
ROBERT CHAUNTRIE 19 in the George
MUSTERS OP JHE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
in' Blaneys Plant,
James Citty
WILLIAM HARTLEY 23 in the diaries
LAWLEY DAMPORT 29 in the Duty
WILLIAM WARD 20 in the Jonattian
JEREMY WHITE 20 in the Tyger
JOHN HACKER 17 in the Hopivell
ROBERT WHITMORE 22 in the Duty
233
cam
came in the Southampto 1622
Cap' Mathews Plant
James Citty
Cap* SAMUELL MATHEWS came in the Southampton 1622
m* DAVID SAND'S Minister came in the Bonaventure 1620
Servant's.
ROBERT MATHEWS aged 24
ROGER WILLIAMS 20
SAMUELL DAVIES 18
HENERY JONES 25
AARON CONAWAY 20
JOHN THOMAS 18
MICHAELL LAPWORTH... 16
WILLIAM LUSAM 27
WILLIAM FEILD 23 I in the Charles 162 1
PEETER MONTECUE 21 J
ROBERT FERNALL 31 in the London Marchant 1619
WALTER Coop [COOPER] 33 in the Jonathan 1619
WILLIAM WALTERS 27 in the Bona Nova 1618
NICHOLAS CHAPMAN 31 in the Jonattian 1619
GREGORY SPICER 22 in the Triall 1618
NICHOLAS PEIRSE 23 in the Falcon 1619
ROBERT PENN 22 in the Abigaile 1620
WILLIAM DALBY 28 in the Furtlurance 1622
THOMAS HOPSON 12 in the Bona Nova 1618
ABRAHAM WOOD 10 in the Margrett John 1620
J 3 4 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Cap 1 Mathews Plant
James Citty
WILLIAM KINGSLEY 24 \ in the Marmadnk l62 ,
THOMAS BRIDGES 12 )
ARTHURE GOLDSMITH 26 came in the Diana 1618
Crovvders Plant.
James Citty
m' HUGH CROWDEK came in the Bona Nova 1619
Servant's
RICHARD BALL in the George 1617
THOMAS HAWKINS in the yamcs 1622
PAULE RENALLES in the Tryall 1619
NICHOLAS SMITH a boy of 18 yeres in the Bona Nova 1621
JOHN VERIN a boy of 14 yeares in the George 1623
In' Treasurers Plant.
The MUSTER of m' GEORG SAND'S Esquire
m' GEORG SANDIS Esquire Treasure' fc came in the George 1621
Servant's
MARTIN TURNER
GEORGE BAILIFE
JOHN SPARK'S
JOHN DANCY
>came m the George 1021
JOHN EDWARD s
NICHOLAS TOMPSON
ROSAMUS CARTER
JOHN STONE a boy
NKHOLAS COMON in the ^ 1622
NICHOLAS EYRES a boy )
DAVID MANSFEILD j - n the Bona Nova l6 hired servant - s
JOHN CLAXON
THOMAS SWIFTE ) jn thc T freemeii
JOHN BALDWINF
MUSTEK S OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 235
m r Treasurers Plant.
hired. DANIELL POOLE a french man
liis wife
a yong Child of theires
m r Treasurers Plant.
Jnines Citty
The MUSTER of those that Liue in y' TREASURORS Plant.
ROBERT SHEAPERD came in the George 1621
JAMES CHAMBERS in the Dntie 1620
JOHN PARSONS "|
WILLIAM BENGE
JOHN EVENS \- in the Marygold 1619
ROBERT EDMUND'S
JOHN COMES
JOHN Tvos ~]
WILLIAM PILKINTON
\. in the Bona Nova 1020
ELIAS LONGE r
THOMAS HALL
MARGRETT PILKINTON | weomen
JANE LONC;
m' ViNCENcro the Italian
m' BERNARDO
his wife
a Child
ZACIIARY CRIPP'S came in the Margrctt & John 1621
EDWARD WHITE in the Bona Nova 1620
MATHEW HAMON in the Southampton 1622
PHILLIP KITHLY in the Furtherance 1622
ANTHONY WEST in the jamcs 1622
30 2
236 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
m' Treasurers Plant.
James Citty
DEAD at all these PLANTATIONS Over the Watter 1624
JOHN PHILMOTT i ELLAS HENTON
WILLIAM PLANT THO: FITCH
ENECHA FITCH
JOHN SERE
WILLIAM SAND'S
GEORG GURR ~| slaine by the
WILLIAM COMES j Indians
ROBERT EVARS.
PEACEABLE SHEREWOOD.
WILLIAM HALL
THOMAS ROWLSON
EDWARD JONES
JOHN DIMSDALE
JOHN DOCKER
ROBERT ALDRIDGE
RICHARD GREENE
JAMES DAVIS
DAVID WILLIAMS
JOHN FOXEN
Hog Hand
The MUSTER of CAP T RAPH H AMORS servant's
JEFFEREY HULL came in the George
MORDECAY KNIGHT in the William & John
THOMAS DOLEMAN in the Returne
ELKINTON RATLIFFE in the Seafloure
THOMAS POWELL in the Seafloure.
THOMAS COOPER in the Returne
JOHN DA VIES in the Guifte.
The MUSTER of LIUETENNT BARKLEY.
Liuetennt EDWARD BARKLEY in the Vnitie.
m' s JANE BARKLEY in the Seafloure.
JANE BARKLEY his daughter.
Servant's
THOMAS PHILLIP'S )-..,,
\ in the Bona Nova
FRANCIS BARRETT )
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
237
Hog Hand
ROBERT MARTIN in the George.
KATHERIN DAVIES in the Southampton.
JOHN VTY came in the Francis Bonaventure
ANN his wife in the Seafloure.
JOHN his Sonn in the Seafloure.
Servant's
WILLIAM BURT j m the Bon
WILLIAM STOCKER )
RICHARD BICKLEY in the Returne.
JOHN CHEW came in the Charitie.
SARAH his wife in the Seafloure.
Servant's.
ROGER DELK in the Southampton.
SAMUELL PARSON in the Hopewell.
WALTER HASLEWOOD in the Due Returne.
HENERY ELWOOD
WILLIAM RAMSHAW
JOHN STONE in the Swann
SlSLY his wife in the Seafloure.
HENERY CROCKER in the Marygold
JONE his wife in the Swan.
HENERY WOODWARD in the Diana.
JANE his wife
THOMAS HITCKOCK in the Marygold
ALICE his wife
ROGER WEBSTER
JOANE his wife
JOANE D'AVIS.
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRG1XIA.
Hog Hand.
The MUSTER of S r GEORO YEARLLF.VS Men
MAXIMILLIAN STONE aged 36 came in the Temperance 1620
ELIZABETH his wife in the same Shipp.
MAXIMILLIAN his sonn aged 9 months.
ROBERT GUY 22 in the Swann 1619
EDWARD YATES 18 in the Duty 1619
CESAR PUGGETT 20 in the Diana 1619
ALLEXANDER SANDERS 24 in the Trttelotie 1623
WILLIAM STRACHEV 17 in the Temperance 1620
GEORGK WHITEHAND 24 in the Temperance 1620
HENERY KING 22 in the Jonatlian 1620
JOHN DAY 24 in the London Marchannt 1620
The wife of JOHN DAY in the same Shipp
JOHN ROOT in the Gttift -\
WALTER BLAKE in the Stvati ,- Dwellers.
THOMAS WATT'S in the Treasurer. *
DAVID BUTTON ) ~
\ Dead
RICH: BAKER J
The rest of his servant's. Provisions
Armes &ct reconed at James Citty
Martins Hundred.
The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of MARTINS HUNDRED
taken the 4 th of February 1624.
m' WILLIAM HARWOOD came in the Francis Bonaventure
Servant's
HUGH HUGHS came in the Guiftc.
ANN his wife -
THOMAS DOUGHTIE aged 26 tcame in the Abigail.
JOHN HASLEY aged 22 yeres )
SAMUELL WEAVER 20 in the Bony bess
ELIZABETH BYGRAUE 12 came in the Warwick.
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 239
Martins Hundred'-
ELLIS EMERSON ,
ANN his wife Icame in the George 1623.
THOMAS his sonn aged 1 1 J
Servant's.
THOMAS GOULDING aged 26 yeres came in the George 1623
MARTIN SLATIER aged 20 cam fro Canada in the Swan 1624
ROBERT ADDAMS ) . ., ,, ,,
J- came in the Bonn Nova.
AUGUSTINE LEAK )
WINIFRED LEAK his wife came in the George \ 623
Servant's
RICHARD SMITH aged 24 yeres came in the George 1623.
STEEPHEN BARKER came in the James
HUMPHREY WALDEN in the Warwick
came jn
JOHN JACKSON ............ \
ANN his Wife ............... '
A Child aged 20 week's
Servant's.
THOMAS WARD aged 47 yeres ... \ . . , , . ,
w * > came in the Warwick
JOHN STEEPHENS 35 yeres ......
SAMUELL MARCH came in the William 6- Thomas.
COLLICE his wife in the Ann 1623
SAMUELL CULLEY came in the London Marcliamt
ROBERT SCOTCHMORE and his Company now planted heare are reconned
before in the MAINE
DEAD at MARTINS HUNDRED this yeare
ALLICE EMERSON a girle
ROBERT a boy of m' EMARSONS
a girle of JOHN JACKSONS
a Child of SAMUELL MARCH.
240 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Mulburic Hand.
The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's att MULBURY I LAND
taken the 25 th of January 1624.
The MUSTER of CAP T WILLIAM PIERCES servant's
RICHARD ATTKINS aged 24 came in the London MarcJuinnt
ABIGALL his wife \ came Jn the Abigall
WILLIAM BAKER aged 20 . J
ROBERT ASTON 29 in the Treasurer
HUGH WING 30 "1
ROBERT LATHOM 20 ~
>came in the George 1020
RICHARD ALDON 19 i
THOMAS WOOD 35 J
ROGER RUCE came in the Charles
ALLEXANDER GILL 20 in the Bony bess
SAMUELL MORRIS 20 in the Abigail
THOMAS ROSE 35 in the Jonathan
ROBERT HEDGES aged 40 yeres in the
JOHN ViRGO came in the Treasurer
SUSAN his wife in the same Shipp
JOHN GATTER came in the George 1620
WILLIAM RICHARDSON came in the Edwine
RICHARD FINE came in the Neptune
JOHN NOWELL came in the Margrett & John
RICHARD DOWNES came in the Jonathan
JOHN CRANICH came in the Marygold
PERCEVALL WOOD came in the George
ANN his wife in the George.
WILLIAM RAYMONT came in the Neptune
WILLIAM BULLOCK came in the Jonathan
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 241
Mulbury Hand
ANTHONY BARAM came in the Abigail
ELLIZABETH his wife in the William & Thomas
THOMAS HARWOOD came in the Margrett & John 1622
GRACE his wife in the George
Servant's.
THOMAS READ aged 65 yeres
Wnriscoynck.
The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's at WARISCOYACK
taken the 7* of Febr 1624.
The MUSTER of m' EDWARD BENNETT'S servant's
HENERY PINKE came in \\\z London Marcliannt 1619
JOHN BATE in the Addam 1621
PEETER COLLINS in the Addam 1621
WASSELL WEBLTNG | - n the l62J
ANTONIO a Negro J
CHRISTOPHER REYNOLD'S %
LUKE CHAPPMAN Lin the John & Francis 1622
EDWARD MAYBANK
JOHN ATTKINS,
WILLIAM DENUM tin the Gnifte 1623
FRANCIS BANK'S )
MARY a Nergro Woman in the Margrett & John 1622
[Basses Choyse]
A MUSTER of the Inhabitance of BASSES CHOYSE
CAP T NATHANIELL BASSE his MUSTER
NATHANIELL BASSE aged 35 in the furtherance 1622
WILLIAM BARNARD aged 21 in the furtherance 1622
EDWARD WIGGE aged 22 in the Abigail 1621
242 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Basses Choyse
The MUSTER of THOMAS PIIILLIPES
THOMAS PIIILLIPES aged 26 in the William and Tliomas 1618
ELZABETII PIIII.LIPES aged 23 in the sea Flower 1621
The MUSTER of THOMAS BENNETT
THOMAS BENNETT aged 38 in the Neptune 1618
MARY BENNETT aged 18 in the Southampton 1622
ROGER HEFORD aged 22 in the Rcturne 1623
BENIAMINE SIMES aged 33 in the
RICHARD LONGE his MUSTER
RICHARD LONGE aged 33 in the
ALICE LONGE aged 23 in the London Alarchant 1620
ROBART LONGE a Child borne in Virginia
Wariscoyack
RICHARD EVAND'S his MUSTER
RICHARD EVAND'S aged 35 in the Neptune 1618
WILLIAM NEWMAN his MUSTER
WILLIAM NEWMAN aged 35 in the FurUierance 1622
JOHN ARMY aged 35 in the Furtherance 1622
HENRIE WOODWARD his MUSTER
HENRIE WOODWARD aged 30 in the
JOHN BROWNINGK aged 22 in the Abigail 1621
Servant's
AMBROSE aged 25 in the Marmidnckc 1621
PEETER aged 19 in the Margctt and John 1620
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
243
Wariscoyack
JOHN SELLEY
NATHANIELL HAUKWORTH [or
HANKWORTH]
THOMAS SHEWOUD
BENIAMIN HANDCLEARE
A list of the DEAD in WARISCOYACKE 1624.
MARGRETT SYMES
NATHANIELL | Servant>s
THOMAS
of 3VT BENNET'S men }
slayne by the Indianes )
Newportes
newes
M r DANNIELL GOOKINES MUSTER
Servantes
WILLIAM WADSWORTH aged: 26
WILLIAM FOOCKES aged: 24
THOMAS CURTIS aged: 24
PEETER SHERWOOD aged: 21
GILBERT WHITFILD aged: 23
RISE GRTFFIN aged: 24
WILLIAM SMITH aged: 23
ANTHONIE EBSWORTH aged: 26
ISAYE DELYWARR aged 22
HENRIE CARSLEY aged: 23
ROGER WALKER aged: 22
EDMOND MORGON aged: 22
WILLIAM CLARKE aged: 25
JOSEPH MOSLEY aged: 21
JOHN PARRATT aged: 36
ROBART SMITH aged: 22
WILLIAM CRONEY aged: 24
WILLIAM LONGE aged: 19
ANNE EBSWORTH aged: 44
ELLNOR HARRIS aged: 21
All \v cl1 Came in^the Flyingt Harte.
1621:
in the Prouidcnce
1623*
DEAD in this Plantato
one ARMESTRONGE
* [I suppose this refers to the whole of the names from DELYWARR to HARRIS ; but there
is no " brace" in the original.]
312
244 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Elizabeth Cittie
CAPT WILLIAM TUCKER his MUSTER
Capt WILLIAM TUCKER: aged: 36: in the Mary and James: 1610
M rs MARY TUCKER aged: 26: in the George: 1623.
ELZABETH TUCKER borne in Virginia in August:
GEORGE TOMSON aged: 17 -j
PAULE TOMSON aged: 14 I in the George 1623:
WILLIAM THOMSON u )
PASCOE CHAMPION aged 23 ) .
\- m the E Honor 1621:
STRENGHT SHEERE aged: 23
THOMAS EVAND'S aged: 23
STEPHEN COLLOWE aged: 23 J-in the George: 1625.
ROBART MUNDAY aged: 18
MATHEWE ROBINSONN aged: 24 in \hegrcate hopeivcll 1623:
RICHARD APPLETON aged: 19: in the James 1622.
JOHN MORRIS aged 24: in the Bona Nona: 1619.
MARY MORRIS aged 22: in the George 1623
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON aged 21: in the Diana 1618
PEETER PORTER aged 20 in the Tygcr 1621.
WILLIAM CRAWSHAW an Indean Baptised.
ANTONEY Negro: ISABELL Negro: and WILLIAM thcirc Child Baptised
i*
::::(
JOHN DOWNEMAN his MUSTER
JOHN DOWNEMAN aged: 33: in the John and Francis: id i:
ELZABETH DOWNEMAN aged: 22: in the Wanuickc 1621.
MOYSES STONES aged: 16: in the Bone Bcs 1623
JOHN LAYDON his MUSTER
JOHN LAYDON aged 44: in the Susan 1606
ANNE LAYDON aged 30: in the Mary Margcli 1608
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 245
Elzabcth Cittie
VIRGINIA LAYDON .,
ALCE LAYDON / .
> borne in Virginia.
KATIIERIN LAYDON l
MARGERETT LAYDON . '
WILLIAM COLE his MUSTER
WILLIAM COLE aged 26 in the Neptune 1618
FRANCIS COLE aged 27 in the Susan 1616
ROGER FARBRASE aged 26 in the Elsabetk 1621
MILES PRICKETT and FRANCIS MITCHELL their MUSTERS.
MILES PRICKETT aged 36 in the Starr: 1610
FRANCIS MITCHELL aged 38 in the Neptune 1618
MAUDLIN MITCHELL aged 21 in the Bona Nona 1620
JOHN MITCHELL borne in Virginia 1624
RICHARD YONGE his MUSTER
RICHARD YONGE aged 31 in the George 1616
JOANE YONGE aged 26 in the Guifte 1618
JOANE YONGE aged 2 borne in Virginia
SUSAN aged 12 in the Sivan 1624
LEIUETE&: ALBIANO LUPO his MUSTER
ALBIANO LUPO aged 40 in the Swan 1610
ELIZABETH LUPO aged 28 in the George 1616
TEMPERANCE LUPO aged 4 borne in Virginia
Servant's
HENRIE DRAPER aged 14 in the George 1621
JOSEPH HAM aged 16 in the Wanvicke 1621
246 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Elzabeth Cittie
JOHN POWELL his MUSTER
JOHN POWELL aged 29 in the SivaUo-uje 1609
KATHREN POWELL aged 22 in \\\G. fiyinge Hart 1622
JOHN POWELL borne in Virginia
Servant's
THOMAS PRATER aged 20 in the Marie Providence 1622
LARENCE PEALE his MUSTER
LARENCE PEALE aged 23 in \\\z.Margett and John 1620
WILLIAM SMITH aged 30 in the Jacob 1624
ROBART BRITTIN his MUSTER
ROBAKT BRITTIN aged 30: in the Edwin 1618
MIHELL WILCOCKES and JOHN SLATER their MUSTER
MIHELL WILCOCKES aged 31 in the Prosporouse 1610
ELZABETH WILLCOCKES aged 23 in the Concord 1621
JOHN SLATER aged 22 in the George 1617
ANNE SLATER aged 17 in the Guyft 1622
Servant's
JAMES FEILD aged 20 in the Swan 1624
JOHN JORNALL aged 20 in the Ann 1623
THEODORE JOONES aged 16 in the Margett and John 1620
JOSEPH COBB his MUSTER
JOSEPH COBB aged 25 in the Trcasoror 1613
ELZABETH COBB aged 25 in \\\zBone Bes 1623
JOHN SNOWOOD aged 25 in the
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 247
Ekabeth Cittie
CORNELIUS MAY his MUSTER
CORNELIUS HAVE aged 25 in the Pronidcncc
WILLIAM MORGAN ats BROOCKES his MUSTER
WILLIAM MORGAN aged 30 in the Starr 1610
WILLIAM MORGAN aged 2 borne in Virginia
M' WILLIAM JULIAN his MUSTER.
WILLIAM JULIAN aged: 43: in the Hcmtlcs 1609
SARA JULIAN aged 25 in the Neptune 1618
WILLIAM KEMP aged 33 in the William and Thomas 1618
THOMAS SULLY aged 36 in the Sara 1611
MAUDLYN SULLY aged 30 in the London Merchant 1620
Servant's
THOMAS FLOWER aged 22 in the George 1623
WYATT MASONN aged 16 in the Ann 1623
LEIUETEN THOMAS PURKRAY his MUSTER
THOMAS PURFRY aged 43 in the George 1621
CHRISTOPHER COLETHORPE aged 18: in the Furtherance 1622
DANNIELL TANNER aged 40 in the Sampson 1618
Servant's
HENRIE FEELDES aged 26 in the Jaeob 1624
WILLIAM BAULDWIN
JOHN BARNAIU: his MUSTER
JOHN BARNACIE aged 21: in the London Marchant 1620
248 MCSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
L'1/abeth Cittie
JOHN HAZARD his MUSTER
JOHN HAZARD aged 40 in the William and Thomas 1618
Servant's
ABRAHAM PELTEARE aged 14 in the Suv/i 1624.
JERIMIAH DICKINSON his MUSTER.
JERIMIAII DICKINSON aged 26 in the Margctt and John 1620
ELZABETH DICKINSON aged 38 in the Margctt and John 1.623
PHILLIP Luro his MUSTER
PHILLIP Luro aged 42 in the George 1621
EXSIGXE THOMAS WILLOBY his MUSTER
THOMAS WILLOBY aged 23 in the Prosporousc 1610
Servant's
JOHN CHAUNDLER aged 24 in the Hercules 1609
THOMAS aged 20 in fa&grcate hopewett 1623
ROBERT BENNETT aged 24 In the Jacob 1624
NiccOLAS DAVIS aged 13 in the Mariegoitld i6iS
JOHN HATTON his MUSTER
JOHN HATTON aged 26 in the Tresorcr 1613
OLIUE HATTON aged 32 in the Abigail 1620
M r CISSE Minister his MUSTER
M r GEORGE KETH aged 40 -v
JAMES WHITINGE aged 16 I in the George 1617
JOHN KETH aged ii J
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 249
Elzabeth Cittie
SUSAN BUSH her MUSTER
SUSAN BUSH aged 20 in the George 1617
SARA SPENCE aged 4 borne in Virginia
Servant's
CLEMENT EVAND'S aged 30 in the Edwin 1616
WILLIAM PARKER aged 20 in the Charles 1616
JOHN SEWARD aged 30 in the Gcife 1622
GILBERT MARBURIE aged 32 in the Southampton 1622
THOMAS KILLSON aged 21 in the True/one 1623
CAP T NICCOLAS MARTUE his MUSTER
NiGCOLAS MARTUE aged 33 in the Francis Bonaventure
PETER ECCALLOWE aged 30 in the Southampton
WILLIAM STAFFORD aged 17 in \\\z furtherance
M' JOHN BANUM and ROBART SWEETE theire MUSTER
JOHN BANUM aged 54 in the Susan 1616
ELZABETH BANUM aged 43 in the Bonn Nona, 1620
ROBART SWEETE aged 42 in the Neptune 1618
Servant's
NlCCOLAS THREDDER aged 30 in the Katherin 1623
RICHARD ROBISONN aged 22 in the Bonanona 1620
JOHN HILL aged 26 in the Dona Nona 1620
WILLIAM MORTON aged 20 in the Margctt and John 1620
JAMES PASCOLL aged 20 in the Wanvicke 1621
ROBART DRAPER aged 16 in the Jacob 1624
SARA GOULDINGE aged 20 in iheAnn 1623
32
2<;o ML'STERS Of TJfE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Elzabcth Ciltic
RICHARD MINTKEM; his MUSTER
RICHARD MIXTRENE aged 40 in \\\c Margctt and John 1620
WILLIAM BEAXE aged 25 in the Diana 1618
EDWARD MINTREXE aged 12 in the Margett and Joint 1620
Joiix IXMAN aged 26 in \\\c falcon 1619
WILLIAM BROWNE aged 14 in the Soitthamton 1622
ANTIIOXEY BURROES his MUSTER
ANTHONEY BURROES aged 44 in the George 1617
JOHN WAIXE his MUSTER
JOHN WAINE aged 30 in the Neptune 1618
AMYTE WAIXE aged 30 in the S-^an 1610
GEORGE ACKLAXD aged 7 ) , . ,,.
borne in Virginia
MARY ACKLAXD aged 4 )
JOHN HARLOW aged 28 in the Sampson 1619
ROBART SABYN aged 30 in the marget and Join 1622
PHILLIP CHAPMAN aged 23 in the flyingc Hart 1621
M' ROBART SALI-ORD his MUSTER and Joux SALFORD.
M' ROBART SALFORD aged 56 in the John and Francis 161 1
JOHN SALFORD aged 24 in the George 1616
MARY SALFORD aged 24 in the Bona Nona 1620
Servant's
WILLIAM ELLISON aged 44 in the Swan 1624
THOMAS FAULKNER aged 28 in the Alary Proiddensc 1622
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 251
Elzabeth Cittie
BARTHOLEMEW WETHERSBIE and RICHARD BOULTOX their
MUSTERS
BARTHOLEMEW WETHERSBIE aged 30 in the Pronidencc 1616
DORYTHIE WETHERSBIE aged 30 in the London Marchant 1620
RICHARD BOULTOX aged 28 in the Maty and James 1610
RICHARD aged 15 in the Swan 1624
JOHX GUNDRIE his MUSTER
JOHN GUNDRIE aged 33 in the Starr 1610
MARIE GUNDRIE aged 20 in the George 1618
JOHN GUNDRIE aged 2 borne in Virginia
FRANCIS MASON his MUSTER
FRANCIS MASON aged 40 in the John and Francis 1613
ALICE MASON aged 26 in the Margtt and John 1622
FRANCIS MASON borne in Virginia
Servant's
WILLIAM QUERKE aged 30 in the Marmaduckc 1621
THOMAS WORTHALL aged 14 in the Marmadnckc 1621
WILLIAM STAFFORD aged 16 in the furtherance 1622
HENRIE GANY aged 21 in the Dutie 1619
JOHN ROBINSON aged 21 in the Margett and John 1622
FARRAR FLINTON his MUSTER
FARRAR FLIXTOX aged 36 in the Elzabeth 1612
JOANE FLINTON aged 38 in the Elzabeth 1612
WILLIAM BENTLIE aged 36 In the Jacob 1624
3 - 2
252 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Elzabeth Cittic
Servant's
ARTHUR SMYTH aged 25 | in thc Margct and y ohn , 622
HUGH HALL aged 13
MATHEW HARDCASTELL aged 20 in thc Jacob 1624
HENRIE NASFEILD aged 19 in the Swan 1624
JAMES SLEIGHT and FRANCIS HUFF theire MUSTER
FRANCIS HUFF aged 20 in the Swan 1624
JAMES SLEIGHT aged 42 in thc Tryall 1610
LEIUETF.N JOHN CHISMAN his MUSTER
JOHN ClIISMAN aged 27 in thc Jtyingc hart 1621
EDWARD CHISMAN aged 22 in thc Promdencc 1623
M' THOMAS SPILMAN his MUSTER
THOMAS SPILMAN aged 24 in the George 1616
HANNA SPILMAN aged 23 in thc Bona No'na 1620
ELIZABETH HILL borne in Virginia
Servant's
ROBART BROWNE aged 25 in the Mary goitld 1618
REBECCA BROWNE aged 24 in the Southampton 1623
THOMAS PARRISH aged 26 in the Cliarity 1622
JOHN HARRIS aged 21 in thc Jacob 1624.
OLIVER JINKINES his MUSTER
OLIVER JINKINES aged 30, in the mary James 1610
JOANE JlNIClNES aged 26 in the George 1617
ALLEXAND' JINKINES borne in Virginia
HfUSTEJlS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 253
Elzabeth Cittie -
WILLIAME GAYNE and ROBART NEWMAN theire MUSTER
ROBART NEWMAN aged 25 in the Neptune 1618
WILLIAM GAYNE aged 36 in the Bonn Nona 1620
JOHN TAYLOR aged 34 in the Siuan 1610
REBECCA TAYLOR aged 22 in the Margctt and John 1623
JOHN COKER aged 20
RICHARD PACKE aged 23 in the Wanvicke 1621
ABRAHAM AVELIN aged 23 | in ^Ekateh 1620
ARTHUR AVELIN aged 26 J
THOMAS GODBY his MUSTER
THOMAS GODBY aged 38 in the Deliitance 1608
JOANE GODBY aged 42 in the Flyinge Hart 1621
JOHN CURTIS aged 22 in the Flyinge Hartc 1621
CHRISTOPHER SMITH aged 23 in the Returns 1624
M' EDWARD WATERS his MUSTER
EDWARD WATERS aged 40 in the Patience 1608
GRACE WATERS aged 21 in the Diana 1618
WILLIAM WATERS "I , .,,...
\ borne in Virginia
MARGERETT WATERS J
WILLIAM HAMPTON aged 40 in the Bona Nona 1620
JOANE HAMPTON aged 25 in the Abigail 1621
THOMAS LANE aged 30 in the Treasurer 1613
ALICE LANE aged 24 in the Bona Nona 1620
THOMAS THORNEBURY aged 20 in the George 1616
Servant's
ADAM TIIOROGOOD aged 18 jn
NICCOLAS BROWNE aged 18 )
PAULE HARWOOD aged 20 in the Bona Nona 1622
STEPHEN REEDE aged 17 in the George 1618
254 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Elzabeth Cittie
MATHTAS FRANCISCO aged 18 in the Jacob 1624
ROBART PENRISE aged 12 in the Bona noua 1620
CAP T THOMAS DAVIS his MUSTER
Cap' THOMAS DAVIS aged 40 in the John and Francis 1623
THOMAS HEWES aged 40 in the John and Francis 1623
M' FRANCIS CHAMBERLIN his MUSTER
FRANCIS CHAMBERLIN aged 45 in the Marmaditcke 1621
REBECCA CHAMBERLIN aged 37 in the Bona Nona 1622
FRANCIS CHAMBERLIX aged 3 borne in Virginia.
Servant's
JOHN FORTH aged 16 1 in the Bona Nona , 622
WILLIAM WORLIDGE aged 18 )
SIONELL* ROWLSTON aged 30 in the God's Guifte 1623
RICHARD BURTON aged 28 in the Swan 1624
PERCIVALL IBOTTSON his MUSTER
PERCIVALL IBOTTSON aged 24 in the Neptune 1618
ELZABETH IBOTTSON aged 23 in thzFlyingc Hart 1621
JOHN DAVIS aged 24 in the John and Francis 1623
Servant's
WILLIAM GREENE aged 28 in the Hopavell 1623
ROBART LOCKE aged 18 in the Warivicke 1621
M' DANNIELL COOKINS his MUSTER
WILLIAM WADSWORTH aged 26
WILLIAM FOULKE aged 24
THOMAS CURTIS aged 24
PEETER SHEREWOOD aged 2 1
[So in the original : probably intended for LIONEL
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 255
Elzabeth Cittie ~ THOMAS BoUl.DINGE his MUSTER
THOMAS BOULDINGE aged 40 in the Swan 1610
WILLIAM BOULDINGE borne in Virginia.
WILLIAM COXE aged 26 in the Godspccdc i5io
RICHARD EDWARD'S aged 23 j in the Jacob l6
NICCOLAS DALE aged 20
&
REYNOLD BOOTH his MUSTER
REYNOLD BOOTH aged 32 in the Hercules 1609
ELIZABETH BOOTH aged 24 in the Ann 1623
Servant's
GEORGE LEVETT aged 29 in the Bona Nona 1619
THOMAS SEYWELL aged 20 in the Tyger 1623
THOMAS GARNETT his MUSTER
THOMAS GARNETT aged 40 in the Sivan 1610
ELZABETH GARNETT aged 26 in the Ncplnns 1618
SUSAN GARNETT aged 3 borne in Virginia
AMBROSE GYFFITH aged 33 in the Bona Nona 1619
JOYSE GYFFITH aged 20 in the Jacob 1624
THOMAS UUNTHORNE his MUSTER
THOMAS DUNTHORNE aged 27 in the Margett and John 1620
ELZABETH DUNTHORNE aged 38 in the Tryall 1610
Servant's
WILLIAM TOMSON aged 22 ^
GEORGE TURNOR aged 27 tin the Swan 1624
GEORGE BANCKES aged 1 5 )
THOMAS an Indian Boayc
ELZABETH JOONES aged 30 in \\\z Patience 1609
SARA JOONES aged 5 borne in Virginia
256 MUSTEKS OF THE IXHA1UTAXTS i.V VIRGINIA.
Elzabeth Cittic
THOMAS STEPNEY his MUSTER
THOMAS STEPNEY aged 35 in the Sn'an 1610
M' STOCKTON his MUSTER
JONAS STOCKTON aged 40 in the bona Nona 1620
RICHARD POPELEY aged 26
RICHARD DAVIS aged 22 I
>in the Bona Nona 1620
WALTER BARRETT aged 26 (
TIMOTHEY STOCKTON aged 14 '
Sei-vant's
WILLIAM DUGLAS aged 16 in the Margctt and John 1621
JOHN WATSON aged 24 in the Sican 1624
TOBIAS HURST his MUSTER
TOBIAS HURST aged 22 in the Treasurer 1618
M' WILLIAM GANY his MUSTER
WILLIAM GANY aged 33 in the George 1616
ANNA GANY aged 24 in the Bona Nona 1620
Servant's
ANNA GANY borne in Virginia
THOMASIN EESTER aged 26 in the Falcon 1617
ELIZABETH POPE aged 8 in thcAbbigall 1621
JOHN WRIGHT aged 20
WILLIAM CLARKE aged 20 / j
y n the Ambrose 1623
HATHER TOMSON aged 18 '
THOMAS SAVADGE aged 18
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
257
Elzabeth Cittie ~
ALLEXANDER MOUNTNEY his MUSTER
ALLEXAND' MOUNTNEY aged 33 in the Mary James 1610.
LENORD MOUNTNEY aged 21 in the Bonn Nona 1620
JOHN WALTON aged 28 in the Elzabetk 1621
BRYAN ROGERS aged 18 in the Elaabeth 1621
JOHN WASHBORNE aged 25 in the Jonathan 1619
A list of the BURIAL
WESTON BROWNE Aprill. 20.
RICHARD WIFFE Aprell 26
JOHN MILEMAN Aprell 28
JOHN JACKSON Maye 12
EDWARD HILL Maye 15
PEETER Maye 16
JAMES MORE June 24
M' TOMSON
PHILLIP COOCKE July 8
THOMAS EBES July 12
M' CHAMBERLINS Man July 17
SlBILL MORGON July 1 8
WETIIERSBY August 8
JAMES CHAMBERLIN August u
LES in ELZABETH CITTY 1624.
M' FENTON Minister Septemb' 5.
WILLIAM WHITE Septemb' 12.
JAMES CHAMBERLIN Septemb' 22
MARY DOWNEMAN a Child Nou-
cmb' 23.
JOHN STAMFORD Septemb' 30
THOMAS DAVIS
PEETER DICKENSON
RICHARD EASTE
THOMAS HUNTER
JOHN SIMNELL*
HENRIE MIDDELLTON
SAMMUELL LAMBERT
JOHN BUSH.
A MUSTER of the Inhabitente of ELIZABETH CITTIE beyond
Hampton River. Beinge the Companyes land.
CAP' FRANCIS WEST his MUSTER
Cap 1 FRANCIS WEST Counseler aged 36 in the Mary Ann Margett 1610
M rs FRANCIS WEST Widdowe in the Supply 1620
NATHANIELL WEST borne in Virginia
* [This name has been altered from some previous spelling : but it is doubtless correct a
printed.]
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258 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IX VIRGINIA.
Elzabeth cittie Servant's
JOANE FAIRECHILD aged 20 in the George 1618
BENJAMIN OWIN aged 18 in the Swan id 2^
WILLIAM PARXEI.L aged 18 in the Sontlia:npti n 1622
WALTER COUPER aged 22 in the Neptune i6i>-'
REINOULD GODWIN aged 30 in the Abigail 1620
JOHN PEDRO a Ncger aged 30 in the Swan 1623
CAP Jonx MARTIN his MUSTER
Cap 1 JOHN MARTIN "|
SACKFORD WETIIE RF.I.L aged 2 \ I
JOHN SMITH aged 31 y\n the Swan 1624
JOHN HOWARD aged 24
JOHN ANTHOXIK aged 23 J
GEORGK MEDCALFE his MUSTER
GEORGE MEDCALFE aged 46
SARA MI.DCALFE aged 30 in the Hopewdl 1624.
JOANE A Child.
EDWARD JOHNSON his MUSTER
EDWARD JOHNSON aged 26 in the Abigail 1621
in the BffiiaNoita 1621
A Child borne in Virginia
JOHN LAUCKFILD his MUSTER
JOHN LAUCKFTLD aged 24 in the Bona Nona 1621
ALICE LAUCKFILD aged 24 in the Abbigall 1621
SAMMUELL KENNELL aged 30 in the Abigail 1621
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 259
El/abeth Cittic
WILLIAM FOWLER his MUSTER
WILLIAM FOWLER aged 30 in the Abigail 1621
MARGRETT FOWLER aged 30 in the Abigail 1621
WALTER ELY his MUSTER
WALTER ELY
ELZABETH ELY aged 30 in the Warwicke 1622
ANN ELY borne in Virginia
WILLIAM TILER his MUSTER
WILLIAM TiLER in the Francis Bonavcntitre 1620
ELIZABETH TILER in the Francis Bonavcnturc 1620
Servant's
ROBART MORE aged 50 in the Prouidence 1622
WILLIAM BROWNE aged 26 in the Prouideitcc 1622
ROBART TODD aged 20 in the Hopcwell 1622
ANTHONIE BURT aged 18 in the Hopwcll 1622
SAMIELL BENNETT aged 40 in the Prouidencc 1622
JOANE BENNETT in \\\z pi-outdanc 1622
THOMAS FLYNT his MUSTER
THOMAS FLYNT in ihe>iana 1618
THOMAS MERRES aged 21 in the Francis Bona Venture 1620
HENRIE WHEELER aged 20 in the Tryall 1620.
JOHN BROCKE aged 19 in the Bonn Nona 1619
JAMES BROOKES aged 19 in the Jonathan 1619
ROBART SAVADGE aged 18 in the Elzabeth 1621
33-
260 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
El/:abeth Cittie
JOHN WARD his MUSTER
JOHN WARD in the Ekabcth 1621
ADAM RIMWELL aged 24 in the Sofia iwiia 1619
CHRISTOPHER WYNWILL aged 26 in the Bona Nona 1619
OLIUER JENKIN aged 40
JOANE JENKIN a littell Child
HENRIE POTTER aged 50
ANN POTTER in the London Marchant
ROBART GOODMAN aged 24 in the Bona Nona 1619
GREGORIE DOME his MUSTER
GREGORIE DORIE aged 36 in the Bona Nona 1620.
his wiffe a littell Child borne in Virginia
JOHN MORE his MUSTER
JOHN MORE adge 36 in the Bona Nona 1620
ELZABETH MORE in the Abigail 1622.
SARGENT WILLIAM BARRY his MUSTER
WILLIAM BARRY in the Bona Nona 1619
Servant's
RICHARD FRISBIE aged 34 in the Jonathan 1619
WILLIAM ROOKINES aged 26 in the Bona Nona 1619
JOSEPH HATTFILD aged 24 in the Bona Nona 1619
CUTBERT SEIRSON aged 22 in the Bona Nona 1619
JOHN GIBBES aged 24 in the Abigail 1621
FRANCIS HILL aged 22 in the Bona Nona 1619
JOHN VAGHAN aged 23 in the Bona Nona 1619
EDWARD MARSHALL aged 26 in the Abigail 1621
MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 261
Elzabeth Cittie
WILLIAM JOYCE aged 26 in the Abigail 1621
WILLIAM EVAND'S aged 23 in the Bono. Nona 1619
RALPH OSBORNE aged 22 in the Bono, Nona 1619
MORRIS STANLEY aged 26 in the hopeivell 1624
NICCOLAS WEASELL aged 28 in the Abigail 1621
STEPHEN DICKSON aged 25 in the Bona Nona 1619
THOMAS CALDER aged 24 in the Bona Nona 1619
WILLIAM HAMPTON his MUSTER
WILLIAM HAMPTON age 34 in the Bona Nona 1621.
JOANE HAMPTON
JOHN ARNDELL age 22 in the Abigail 1621
ANTHONIE BONALL his MUSTER
ANTHONIE BONALL age 42 ) .
\ in the Abigail 1621
ELIAS LEGARDO age 38
ROBART WRIGHT age 45 in the Swan 1608
JOANE WRIGHT and two Children borne in Virginia
WILLIAM BINSLEY age 18 in the Jacob 1624
ROBART GODWIN age 19 in the Swan 1624
VlRBRITT 1 . f , i *u Jt* i
> two frenchmen in the Abigail 1622
OBLE HERO )
ROBART THRASHER his MUSTER
ROBART THRASHER age 22 in the Bona Nona 1620
ROLAND WILLIAMES age 20 in the Jonathan 1623.
Servant
JOHN SACKER age 20 in the Marget and John 1623
JOHN HANEY age 27 in the Margett and John 1621
262 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Mc/abcth Cittic
ELZABETH HANIE in the Abigail 1622
NICHOLAS ROWE in the Elzabeth 1621
MARY ROWE in the London Marcliant 1620
Servant's
LAND ae ,
RALPH HOOLE
THOMAS MORELAND J age , 9 in the ^^ l62I
>
A list of the DEAD beyond Hampton River
of M' BON ALES Servant i
W DOWSE his men 2
M' PEETER ARNDELL
The Eastcmc A MUSTER of the Inhabitance of the Easterne
Shore.
Shore ouer the Baye.
CAP T WILLIAM EPES his MUSTER, (in the William and Thomas
MARGRETT EPES in the George 1621
Servant's
NlCCHOLAS RAYNBERD age 22 in the Swan 1624
WILLIAM BURDITT age 25 in the Susan 1615
THOMAS CORNISH age 25 in the Dntic 1620
PEETER PORTER age 19 in. the Tiger 1621
JOHN BAKER age 20 in the Ann 1623
EDWARD ROGERS age 26 in the Ann 1623
THOMAS WARDEN age 24 in the Ann 1623
BENIAMINE KNIGHT age 28 in the Bona Nona 1620
NICCOLAS GRANGER age 15 in the George 1618
WILLIAM MUNNES age 25 in the Sampson 1619
IlENRlE WILSON age 24 in the Sampson 1619
JAMES BLACKBORNE age 20 in the Sampson 1619
NICHOLAS SufiiERFiLD age 15 in the Sampson 1619
MUSTEXS OF TIIR INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 263
' hc shorf n< CAP T JOHN WILLCOCKKS his MUSTER
Cap' JOHN WILLCOCKKS in the Bonn Nona 1620
HENRIE CHARLTON age 19 in the George 1623
Ancient THOMAS SAUAGF. his MUSTER
THOMAS SAVAGE in the John and Francis 1607
ANN SAVAGE in the Sea Flower 1621
Servant's
JOHN WASHBORNE age 30 in the Jonathan 1620
THOMAS BELSON age 1 2
CAP T THO: GRAVES his MUSTER
Cap' THOMAS GRAUES in the Mary and Margrett 1607
WALTER SCOTT his MUSTER
WALTER SCOTT in the Hercules 1618
APPHIA SCOTT in the Gift 1618
PERCIS SCOTT borne in Virginia
THOMAS POWELL his MUSTER
THOMAS POWELL in the Sampson 1618
WILLIAM SMITH his MUSTER
WILLIAM SMITH age 26 in the Sampson 1618
EDWARD DREWE his MUSTER
EDWARD DREWE age 22 in the Sampson 1618
2 6 4 MUSTERS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA.
Kalernc shore ClIARLES HARMAN his MUSTER
CHARLES HARMAN age 24 in the Furtherance 1622
JOHN ASKUME age 22 in the | ^.
ROBERT FENNELL age 20 in the t
JAMES KNOTT age 23 in the George 1617
NICHOLAS HODGSKINS his MUSTER
NICHOLAS HODGSKINES age 27 in the Edwin 1616
TEMPORANCE HODGSKIXES in the Jonathan 1620
MARGRETT HODGSKINS borne in Virginia
SOLLOMAN GREENE his MUSTER
SOLLOMAN GREENE age 27 in the Diana 1618
THOMAS GASKOYNE his MUSTER
THOMAS GASKOYNE age 34 in the Bona Nona 1619
WILLIAM ANDROS at the age 25 in the Treasurer 1617
DANNIELL CUGLEY age 28 in the London Marchant 1620
JOHN BLORE his MUSTER
JOHN BLORE age 27 in the Star 1610
FRANCIS BLORE age 25 in the London Marchant 1620
Servant's
JOHN PARRAMORE age 17 in the Bona Venture 1622
JOHN WILKINES
MUSTEKS OF THE INHABITANTS IN VIRGINIA. 265
Kasteme shore
ROBART BALL his MUSTER
ROBART BALL age 27 in the London Mar chant 1619
WILLIAM BIBBIE his MUSTER
WILLIAM BIBBIE age 22 in the Swan 1621*
THOMAS SPARKES age 24 in the Susan 1616
JOHN HOME his MUSTER
JOHN HOME age 25 in the Margerett and John 1621
JOHN WILKINES his MUSTER
JOHN WILKINES age 26 in the Mary gould 1618
BRIGGETT WILKINES age 20 in the Wanvicke 1621
PERREGRIM WATKINES his MUSTER
PERREGRIN WATKINES age 24 in the George 1621
WILLIAM DAVIS his MUSTER
WILLIAM DAVIS age 33 in the William and Thomas 1618
DEAD in this Plantation 1624
THOMAS HELCOTT.
JOHN WILKINES.
* [Not quite clear : may be 1620, blotted.)
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[PATENTS GRANTED, &c.l
THE CORPORACON OF HENERICO
[1626.]
ON the Northerly side of James River, from the Fallcs downe to
Hcncrico. Contayning about x Miles in length, arc y c publiquc
Land's, reserved f laid out, whcrof 10,000: Acres, for the
Vniucrsitie Lands, 3000 Acres for the Companys Lands, w ll<
other Land belonging to the Colledge ; the Comon Land for
the Corporacon 1500 Acres.
On the Southcrley side bcgining from the Falles, their arc these
PATTENTS graunted (vizt.
JOHN PETERSON 100: Acres
ANTHONY EDWARD'S 100:
NATHANELL WORTON 100:
JOHN PROCTER IGO:
THOMAS TRACY 100:
JOHN BILLIARD 100:
FRANCIS WESTON 300:
PHETTIPLACE CLOSSE 100:
v By Pattent.
JOHN PRICE 150:
PKTTER NEVMART+ 120:$
WILLIAM PERRY 100:
JOHN BLOWER 100: Surrendred
for the vse of the Iron \Vorkes.
EDWARD HUDSON 100:
THOMAS MORGAN 150:
THOMAS SHEFFIELD 150:
* [There is a duplicate of this list,, but it agrees in the main : we have indicated in notes
nil differences of any importance in the spelling of names.]
t [Ni.u \i \RT in the duplicate list.]
J [Apparently 12O, though blotted ; but in the duplicate list it is IOO.]
PATENTS GRANTED, 6-v.
267
In COXENDALE, w th in the same Corporacon of HENERICO.
EDWARD BARKLEY 12 Acres
RICHARD BOLTON 100
ROBERT AUKLAND* 200
JOHN GRIFFIN 50
* }- By Pattent.
FETTER NEiNNEARTf 40
THOMAS TINDALL 100
THOMAS READE 100
JOHN LAYDEN 200
THE CORPORACON OF CHARLES CITTIE
GEORGE GRINESJ 30 Acres planted
WILLIAM VINCENT 100 planted
RICHARD TAYLOR 100 planted
ROBERT PARTTKN 50
THOMAS DOUSE 400
GEORGE CAWCOTT too
ISACK.E CHAPLINE 50
THOMAS ROSSE 100
JOHNOWLYE 5 o f By Patient.
JOSUAII ClIARDE .. IOO
JOHN DODD'S 50
WILLIAM SHARPES 40
JAMES VSHUR 100
WILLIAM CRADOUKE 100
JOHN OWLY 150
TIIEOPHILUS BERISTON 100
[AcKLAND in the duplicate li-t.] t [Ni:iMAKl in the duplicate list.J
J [GKlMtb in the duplicate list.]
342
263
PATENTS GRANTED, d-r.
JOHN HARRIS 200 Acres planted
ROBERT PAKTTIN 100 planted
NATHANIEI.L CAUSEY 200
JOHN CARTTER 40
Captaine MADDISON 250 planted
RICHARD BIGGS 150 planted
FRANCIS MASON 50
HENRY BAGWELL 50
SAMUEI.L JARRATT* 100
J ()IIN DADE I0 } By Pattent.
THOMAS SWINHOW 300
THOMAS HOBSON 150
SYMON FORTESCUE 100
THOMAS OAGUE 100
WILLIAM BALY 100
JOH-N WRITTERS 100
Leift: RICH: GRUDGE 250
JOHN CARR 100
RICHARD TAYLOR 100
ROUERT BOURNE 250 planted
Laid out for the Company Land belowe SHERLEY HUNDRED Hand
3000 Acres
Claimed by CAPTAINE FRANCIS WEST, att WESTOUER 500 Acres
Vppon APMATUCKE RIVER
WILLIAM FARRAR 100 Acres
HENRY MILWARD 250
CHARLES MAGNOR 650
SAMUELL SHARPE 100
HrMTHKKY KENT 50
By Pattent.
* [JtKRATT in the duplicate list.]
PATENTS GRANTED, &>f.
269
M r ABRA: PERSEY 1150 Acres
RICHARD SYMONS 100
ARTHUR ANTONYE 150 Acres " v ^ attent
WILLIAM SIZEMORE 100 Acres
WILLIAM DOWGLAS 250 Acres
Here is Land laid out for CHARLES CITTIE, and the Comon Land.
The Territory of CREATE WEYONOKE.
CHRISTOPHER HARDING roo Acres
WILLIAM BAILY 50
RICHARD PRATT 150
WILLIAM JARRET* 200
Capt Jo: WOODLIFFE 550
TEMPERANCE BAILY 200 ^ By Pattent
SAMUELL JORDAN 450 planted
TEMPERANCE BAILY 200 planted ,
ISACKE CHAPLIN 200 planted
Capt: NATHANIELL POWLE ... 600 Acres
M r SAMUELL MAICOCKES Diuident.
PERSEYS hundred 1000 Acres planted
TANKS WAYONOKE ouer against ) A
1 C 2 200 Acres.
PERSEYS hundred
Captaine SPILLMANS Diuident,
MARTTIN BRANDON belonging to Captaine JOHN MARTTIN by Pattent
out of England (planted).
Vppon the easterly Side of Chapokes Creeke, is appointed 500 Acres,
belonging to y e place of Treasure by order of Courtt
JOHN MARTTIN 100 Acres -v
GEORGE HARRISON 200 I By Pattent
SAMUELL EACH 500
* [JERRATT in the duplicate list.]
2 70
PATENTS GRANTED,
On the Northerly Side, is the land belonging to Southampton hundred
Containeing looooo: Acres, extending from Tanks Wayonoke
downe to the mouth of Chicahomny River.
THE CORPORACON OF JAMES CITTIE
Adioyneing to the mouth of Chicohominy River ther are 3000 Acres of
Land, laid out for y e Company 3000 Acres, laid out for the place of
the Gouerner (planted) in w ch are Some smale parcells, graunted by
Sir THOMAS DALE and Sir SAMUELL ARGALL (planted)
M r RICHARD BUCKE 750 Acres planted )
The GEABE [GLEABE] LAND 100 )
In the Hand of James Cittie, are many parcells of land, graunted to the
inhabitant's by Pattent, and order of Courtt
The Territory of TAPPAHANNA ouer against JAMES CITTIE.
JOHN DODD'S 150 Acres
JOHN BURROWS 150 planted
RICHARD PACE 200 planted
FRANCIS CHAPMAN 100 y By Pattent
THOMAS GATES 100
M r JOHN ROLFE 400 planted
Capt W" POWELL* 200 planted
Capt SAMUELL MATHEWS Diuident planted
Captaine JOHN HURLESTONS Diuident planted
JOHN BAINHAM 200 Acres planted 1
M r GEORGE SANDYS 300 planted
EDWARD GRINDON 150 planted
WILLIAM EWENS 1000 planted f B y Pattent
Capt W M POWELL* 550 planted
Ensigne Jo: VTIE 100
ROBERT EUERS .. 100 Acres
* [I'uWLE, in each case, in the duplicate li^
PA TENTS GRA NTED, &c. 271
In Hog Hand MARY BAILY 500 Acres planted (by pattent
Southiipton hundred in Hog Hand planted
Captaine RAPHE HAMAR* by Clame in Hog Hand. 250 Acres
planted
ARCHERS HOPE
Capt ROGER SMITH 100 Acres planted ,
RICHARD KINGSMELL 200 ibyorderof Courtt.
M r \V" CLAYBOURXE 250 J
Ensigne W M S PENCE ) A
\ 300 Acres planted
JOHN FOWLER )
JOHN JOHNSON 100
RICHARD KINGSMELL 300
WILLIAM FAIRFAX 200
JOAKIN ANDREWES 100
JOHN GRUBB 100
JOHN JEFFERSON 250
GEORGE PERRY 100
RICHARD STAPLES 150
RICHARD BREWSTER 100
/
MARTTINS HUNDRED Containeing as is Alledged 80000 Acres part
planted
Nere MULBERY I LAND
NATHAN ILL HuATTf 200 Acres s
CaptW M PEERCE N /
Mr JOHN ROLFE with some 1 1700: Acres planted \ y Pattent
others ., '
> By Pattent.
* [I I AMOR in the duplicate list.]
t [Ajiparently so, though the second and third letters are blotted ; but it is clearly Hi TT
in the duplicate list.]
2 7 2
PATENTS GRANTED,
\V.\ROSQUOIACKE Plantacon Contayncing downe ward's, from Hog
Hand xiiij tcn miles by the River side, in w c '> are these pattents
following (vizt) :
JOHN CARTER 100 Acres
CHRISTOPHER DANIKLL too
ADAM DIXSON 100
JOHN BERRY 100
THOMAS WINTER 100
By Pattent
JOHN POLLINGTON 600
THOMAS POOLE too
ANTHONY BARHAM 100
Capt NETHA: BASSE 300 planted
GILES JONES 150 planted
BLUNT POINTE
M r W M CLAYBOURNE 500 Acres by orde' of Court
JOHN BAINHAM 300 Acres by pattent
Capt RAPHE HAMER* 500 Acres by order of Court
GILBERT PEPPETT 50 Acres planted } B pat t e nt
FRANCIS GIFFORD 50 Acres planted 3
Captaine SAMUELL MATHEWS his Diuedent by order of Court, planted.
THOMAS HETHERSALL 200 Acres
CORNELIUS MAY 100
RICHARD CRAUEN 150
RICHARD TREE 50 j* By Pattent.
RICHARD DOMELAWE 150
PERSIUALL IBBISON 50
EDWARD WATTERS 100 Acres
* [H.-vMOR in the duplicate libt.]
PATENTS GRANTED, Sv.
Belowe BLUNT POINT
Capt JOHN HURLESTONK ... 100 Acres ->
ROBERT HUTCHINS 100 Acres _} by P attent
JOHN SOUTHERNE 40 Acres -i
Sr FRANCIS WYATT 500 Acers } by Order of Courtt
MORRIS THOMSON 150 Acres
JOHN SALFORD 100
PHARAOH FLINTON 150 ,
LEIFT CHILES ALINGTON too
WILLIAM BENTLEY 50
THOMAS GODBY 100 Acres
THE CORPORACON OF ELIZABETH CITTIE
NEWPORTS NEWES 1300 Acres plantd -^
The GLEAB LAXD 100 planted
M"- KEYTH* too planted
THOMAS TAYLOR 50 planted
JOHN POWELL 150 planted
Capt W M TUCKER 150
RICHARD BOULTON 50 Acres Claimed planted
JOHN SALFORD 50 Acres planted
ROBERT SALFORDf roo planted
ROBERT SALFORDf 100
MILES PRICKETT 150 planted
JOHN BUSH 300 planted
WILLIAM JULIAN 150 planted
LEIFT: LUPO 350 planted ^-by pattent
ELIZABETH LUPO 50
THOMAS SPILMAN 50 planted
EDWARD HILL 100 planted
ALEXANDER MOUNTNEY 100 planted
WILLIAM COLE 50 planted
WILLIAM BROOKS 100 planted
The GLEAB LAND 100 planted
ELIZA: DONTHORNEj 100 planted \ . pattent
WILLIAM GANY 200 planted J
* [KF.TH in the duplicate list.] t [Thus repeated in the original
J [DUNTHORNE in the duplicate list.]
35
274
PATENTS GRANTED, &>c.
bv Pattent.
WILLIAM CAPPS divident planted
WILLIAM LANDSDELL 100 Acres plantd
M r W M CLAYBOURNE 150 planted
JOHN GUNNERY 150 planted
MARY BOULDIN 100 planted
THOMAS BOULDIN 200 planted
M r FETTER ARUNDELL 200
BARTHOLMEW HOSKINS 100
Capt RAUGHLY CROSHAW ^
betweene Fox hill Pe- I So
monkey River J
THO: WlLLOWSABY about 2 -\
miles w lll in the mouth of \ 200 Acres, by order of Court
Pemonkey River
On the Easterly Side of Southampton River, their are 3000 Acres, be-
longing to the Company at Elizabeth Cittie, planted, And 1500*
Acres Comon Land,
On y e South Side of the maine River against ELIZABETH CITTIE
THOMAS WILLOUGHBYE 100 Acres
THOMAS CHAPMAN 100
THOMAS BREWOOD 200
JOHN DowNMANf 100
Capt W" TUCKER 650
JOHN SIPSEY 250
LEIFT: Jo: CHEESMANJ 200
>- by pattent
The Easterne shore Ouer the Bay
JOHN BLOWER 140 Acres
Ensigne SALVADGE his Diuident
Sir GEORGE YARDLY at Hangers 3700 Acres by Order of Court
Certaine others have planted their, but no Patients haue bene
graunted them, the Companyes and the Secretaryes Tennants, were
alsoe their Seated but no land ordered, to bee laid out for them, as in the
other 4 Corporacons.
[150 in the duplicate list.]
| [CliESMAM in the duplicate list.]
t [DOWNEMAN in the duplicate list.]
[PORTS OF IPSWICH AND WEYMOUTH,
RETURNS OF THOSE WHO EMBARKED
FOR NEW ENGLAND.
16341635.]
35-2
[RETURNS OF THOSE WHO EMBARKED
FOR NEW ENGLAND.
1634-1635.]
To the right honno ble the Lords & others of his Ma 1 '" nioste honno ble
privie Councell.
The humble peticon Certificates of Joi-lX CUTTINGE
Ma r of the Shipp called the Francis, and WILLIAM
ANDREWES Ma r of the Elizabeth, both of Ipsw ch
Right honno ble accordinge to yo' Lopps order, wee doe heerew th presente
vnto yo' Lopps, the names of all the Passengers that vvente for Newe-
England in the said Shipps the Tenth daye of Aprill laste paste.
/ Humblie iritreatinge yo' LoPP s (they havinge pforemed yo'
honno's order) that the bond's in that behalfe given may
bee delivered back to yo' peticon's.
And they as in dutie bound will daylie praye for yo'
honno's healthes happynes
IPSWICH A Note of all the names and ages of all those which
did not take the Oath of Allegiance or Supremacy being vnder
age shipped in our Port In the Francis of Ipswich M' JOHN CUTTING:
bound for New England the last of Aprill 1634
..(JOHN LEA aged 13 yeres
WILL: WESTWOOD:* J '
(GRACE NEWELL ...aged 13 yeres
* [The " braces " arc not in the original, hut 'have been inserted for the sake of clearness.]
2 7 8
EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND.
Ron 1 : ROSE:
WILL: FREEBOURX:..
JN: BERNARD:
9
7
3
2
7
2
ABRAHA: NEWELL.
EDWARD: BUGBY....
JOHN: PEASE:
ROWLAND: STEBING: *
MARY: BLOSSE:
THO: SHERWOOD: ...
RoB T :CooE:
RICH: PEPPER:..
r JOHN ROSE aged 15 [yeeres]
ROBERT ROSE aged 15
ELIZ: ROSE aged 13
MARY ROSE aged u
SAMUELL ROSE aged
SARAH ROSE aged
DANYELL ROSE aged
L DARCAS ROSE aged
MARY FREEBOURNE . aged
SARAH FREEBOURNE aged
JOHN ALDBURGH aged 14
| FAYTH NEWELL aged 14
I HENRY HAWARD aged 7
f ABRAHAM NEWELL... aged 8
I JOHN NEWELL aged 5
* ISAACKE NEWELL ...aged 2
SARAH BUGBYE aged 4
f FAYTH CLEARKE aged 15
ROBERT PEASE aged 3
I DARCAS GREENE aged 15
f THOMAS STEBING ...aged 14
SARAH STEBING aged u
ELIZ: STEBING aged 6
JOHN STEBING aged 8
I MARY WINCHE aged 15
RICHARD BLOSSE aged u
ANNA SHERWOOD ...aged 14
ROSE SHERWOOD aged u
THOMAS SHERWOOD . aged 10
REBECCA SHERWOOD aged 9
f JOHN CODE aged
< ROBERT COOE aged
* BEXIAMIN COOE aged
r MARY PEPp [PEPPER] aged 3 and halfe
8
7
5
STEPHEN BECKETT... aeed u
EMBARKED FOR NE IV ENGLAND.
279
f ELIZ: HAMOND aged 15 [yeeres]
ELIZ: HAMOND: -| SARAH HAMOND aged 10
I JOHN HAMOND aged 7
Ipswich Customehouse this xij* of Nouember 1634
PHIL: BROWNE EDW: MANN Compt
Custr.
IPSWICH A Note of the names and ages of all the Passengers
which tooke shipping In the Francis of Ipswich M' JOHN CUT-
TING bound for new England the last of Aprill 1634
yeeres
JOHN BEETES aged 40
WILLIAM HAULTON aged 23
NICHOLAS JENNING'S ...aged 22
WILLIAM WESTWOODE \ aged ) 28
BRIDGETT his wife ) aged j 32
CLEARE DRAp [DRAPER] aged 30
ROBERT ROSE > aged 140
MARGERY his wife j aged } 40
JOHN BERNARD ) aged ) 36
MARY his wife j aged) 38
WILLIAM FREBOURNE i aged } 40
MARY his wife ) aged J 33
ANTHONY WHITE aged 27
EDWARD BUGBYE } aged } 40
REBECCA his wife ) aged J 32
ABRAHAM NEWELL ...} aged j 50
FRANCIS his wife j aged j 40
JUST HOULDING aged 23
JOHN PEASE aged 27
ROBERT WINGE aged 60
JUDITH his wife aged 43
JOHN GREENE aged 27
[yeeres]
ROBERT PEASE aged 27
HUGH MASON | aged -j 28
HESTER his wife I aged} 22
ROWLAND STEBING . . . -) aged ) 40
SARAH his wife j aged J 43
THOMAS SHERWOOD... -| aged 48
ALICE his wife Jaged 47
THOMAS KING aged 19
JOHN MAPES aged 21
MARY BLOSSE aged 40
ROBERT COOE | aged -| 38
ANNA his wife J aged j 43
MARY ONGE aged 27
THOMAS BOYDEN aged 21
RICHARD WATTLIN aged 28
JOHN LYUERMORE aged 28
RICHARD PEPp [PEPPER] > aged 27
MARY his wife j aged 30
RICHARD HOULDING ...aged 25
JUDETH GARNETT aged 26
ELIZ: HAMOND aged 47
THURSTON CLEARKE ...aged 44
EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND.
These psons aboue named tooke the Oath of Allegeance and Supre-
macy at his Maties Custome house in Ips wch before vs his Maties Officers
according to the order of the Lords & others of his Maties most hono ble
Priuy Councell: This xij th of Nouember 1634
Ipswich Customehouse THO CLERI scr
EDW: MANN Compt
PHIL BROWNE
Custr.
JPSWICH A Note of the names and ages of all the Passengers
which tooke shipping In the Elizabeth of Ipswich M' WILLTA
ANDREWS bound for new EngLand the last of Aprill 1634
yeeres
JOHN SHERMAN ......... aged 20
JOSEPH MOSSE ............ aged 24
RICHARD WOODWARD \ aged 45
ROSE his wife ............ I aged
EDMOND LEWIS ......... \ aged
MARY his wife ......... /aged
JOHN SPRING ............ \aged
ELINOR his wife ......... J aged
THURSTON RAYNOR... | aged
ELIZABETH his wife ... f aged
THOMAS SKOTT ......... \ aged
ELIZABETH his wife ... ) aged
HENERY KEMBALL ...-(aged
SUSAN his wife ......... J aged
RICHARD KEMBALL . . . ^ aged
VRSULA his wife ......... /aged
ISAACKE MIXER, ...... | aged 31
SARAH his wife ......... I aged 33
MARTHA SCOTT ............ aged 60
GEORGE MUNNING'S... | aged 37
ELIZABETH his wife ... J aged 41
50
33
32
45
46
40
36
40
40
44
35
39
[yeeres]
30
27
JOHN BERNARD \ aged
PHEBE his wife / aged
THOMAS KILBORNE ... ) aged 24
ELIZABETH his wife ... ) aged 20
JOHN CROSSE ^ aged 50
ANNE his wife jaged 38
ROBERT SHERIN aged 32
HUMPHRY BRADSTREET-| aged 40
BRIDGETT his wife jaged 30
HENERY GLOUER aged 24
WILLIAM BLOMFIELD . ~| aged 30
SARAH his wife Jaged 25
ROBERT DAY ) aged 30
MARY his wife /aged 28
SARAH REYNOLD'S aged 20
ROBERT GOODALL ) aged 30
KATHERIN his wife ... j aged 28
SAMUELL SMITHE ) aged 32
ELIZABETH his wife ... j aged 32
THOMAS HASTING'S ... 1 aged 29
SUSAN his wife /aged 34
EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND.
281
[yeeres]
SUSAN MUNSON ......... aged 25
MARTIN VNDERWOOD | aged
MARTHA his wife ...... ) aged
HENERY GOULDSON ...} aged
ANNE his wife ......... ) aged
ANNE GOULDSTON ...... aged
38
31
43
45
18
26
[yeeres]
JOHN PALMER aged 24
DANYELL PIERCE aged 23
JOHN CLEARKE aged 22
JOHN FIRMIN aged 46
REBECCA ISAACKE aged 36
ANNE DORIFALL aged 24
WILLIAM CUTTING aged
These psons aboue named tooke the Oath of Allegeance and Supre-
macy, at his Mat's Custome house in Ipswich before vs his Maties Officers
according to the order of the Lords & others of his Mat's most Hono hle
Priuy Councell : This xij* h of Nouember, 1634.
THO CLERI Scr
Ipswich Custome House
PHIL. BROWNE EDW: MAN
Custr Compt
IPSWICH A Note of all the names and ages of all those which
did not take the oath of Allegiance or Supremacy being vnder
age shipped in o' Port In the Elisabeth of Ipswich M r WlLLlA AN-
DREWES, bound for New England the last of Aprill 1634
JOHN LEWIS: aged 3 yeeres
THOMAS LEWIS: aged 3 quarters
GEORGE WOODWARD: aged 13
JOHN WOODWARD: aged 13
ED: LEWIS:
RICH: WOODWARD:
MARY SPRING: aged n.
JOHN: SPRING: J HENRY SPRING aged 6
1 JOHN SPRING aged 4
WILLIAM SPRING aged 3 quarters
C THURSTON RAYNER aged 13
JOSEPH RAYNOR aged 1 1
ELIZABETH RAYNOR aged 9
THURSTON: RAYNOR:... ^ SARAH RAYNOR aged 7
LIDIA RAYNOR, aged i
EDWARD RAYNOR aged 10
*- ELIZABETH KEMBALL aged 13
36
282
EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND
I
ELIZABETH SCOTT aged 9 [yceresj
HEN: KEMBALL:..
RICH: KEMBALL
THO: SCOTT: -] ABIGAIL SCOTT aged 7
THOMAS SCOTT aged 6
ISAACK MIXER aged 4
ELIZABETH KEMBALL. aged 4
SUSAN KEMBALL aged i and halfe
RICHARD CUTTING aged 1 1
' HENRY KEMBALL aged 15 yeeres
RICHARD KEMBALL aged 1 1
MARY KEMBALL aged 9
MARTHA KEMBALL aged 5
JOHN KEMBALL aged 3
^ THOMAS KEMBALL aged i
JOHN LAUERICKE aged 15
r ELIZ: MUNNING'S aged 12
\ ABIGAIL MUNNING'S aged 7
.- JOHN BERNARD aged 2
J SAMUELL BERNARD aged i
v THO: KING aged 15
ANNA BRADSTREET aged 9
JOHN BRADSTREET aged 3
MARTHA BRADSTREET aged 2
MARY BRADSTREET aged i
WILLI; BLOMFIELD: ... SARAH BLOMFIELD aged i
/ SAMUELL SMITH aged 9
SAM: SMITH: ) MARY SMITH a ed 4
) ELIZ: SMITH aged 7
^ PHILLIP SMITH aged i
f MARY GOODALE aged 4
ROB T : GOODALE: J ABRAHAM GOODALE aged 2
I ISAACKE GOODALE aged halfe a yeere
HEN: GOULDSON: MARY GOULDSON aged 15
Ipswich Custome house this xij* of Nouember 1634
PHIL: BROWNE. THO CLERI scr
p Custr. EDW: MAN
CompT
GEORGE: MUNNINGS:.
JN: BERNARD:
HUMP: BRADSTREET: ,
EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND. 283
BOUND FOR NEW ENGLAND
RAYMOUTH
ye 20 th of
March 1635*
1 JOSEPH HALL of Somers* a Ministr aged 40 year
2 AGNIS HALL his Wife aged 25 y r
3 JOANE HALL his daughf aged 15 Yeare
4 JOSEPH HALL his sonne aged 13 Yeare.
5 TRISTRAM his son aged 1 1 Yeare
6 ELIZABETH HALL his daughf aged 7 Yeare
7 TEMPERANCE his daughf aged 9 Yeare
8 GRISSELL HALLf his daught r aged 5 Yeare
9 DOROTHY HALLf his daughf aged 3 Yeare
10 JUDETH FRENCH his s'vamt aged 20 Yeare
11 JOHN WOOD his s'vaunt aged 20 yeare
12 ROB T DABYN his s'vamt aged 28 Yeare
13 MUSACHIELL BERNARD of batcombe Clothier
in the County of Somersett 24 Yeare
14 MARY BERNARD his wife aged 28 yeare
15 JOHN BERNARD his sonne aged 3 Yeare
1 6 NATHANIELL his sonne aged i Yeare
17 RICH: PERSONS salter his s'vant: 30: yeare
1 8 FRANCIS BABER Chandler aged 36 yeare
19 JESOPE Joyner aged 22 Yeare
20 WALTER JESOP Weaver aged 21 Yeare
in
21 TIMOTHY TABOR of Som's' of Batcombe
taylor aged 35 Yeare
22 JANE TABOR his Wife aged 35 Yeare
23 JANE TABOR his daugh tr aged 10 Yeare
24 ANNE TABOR his daughf: aged 8 yeare
25 SARAH TABOR his daughf aged 5 Yeare
* [Really 1633.] f [So in the original.]
36-2
284 EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND.
26 WiftM FEVER his s'vaunt aged 20 Yeare
27 JN: WHITMARCK aged 39 yeare
28 ALCE WHITMARKE his Wife aged 35 yeare
29 JM* WHITMARCKE his sonne aged n yeare
Portus
Waymouth 30 JANE his daughf aged 7 Yeare
31 OUSEPH \pr ONSEPH] WHITMARKE his sonne
aged 5 yeare
32 RICH: WHYTEMARK his sonne aged 2 Yeare
33 WittM READ of Batcombe Taylor in
34t Som's" aged 28 Yeare
35 SUSAN READ his Wife aged 29 Yeare
36 HANNA READ his daugh tr aged 3 yeare
37 LuSANj READ his daughf aged i yeare
38 RICH: ADAMS his s'vante 29 Yeare
39 MARY his Wife aged 26 yeare
40 MARY CHEAME his daughf aged i yeare
41 ZACHARY BICKEWELL aged 45 Yeare
42 AGNIS BlCKWELL his Wife aged 27 yeare
43 JN BICKWELL his sonne aged 11 Yeare
44 JN KlTCHlN his servaunt 23 yeare
46$ GEORGE ALLIN aged 24 Yeare
47 KATHERIN ALLYN his Wife aged
30 yeare
48 GEORGE ALLYN his sonne aged 16 yeare
49 WittM ALLYN his sonne aged 8 year
50: MATHEW ALLYN his sonne aged 6 yeare
5 1 EDWARD POOLE his s'vaunt aged 26 yeare
52 HENRY KINGMAN aged 40 Yeares
53 JOANE his wife beinge aged 39
54 EDWARD KINGMAN his son aged 16 year
55 JOANE his daughf aged n: yeeare
* [Sic. But doubtless intended for JOHN.]
t [It will be noticed that No. 34 is placed against the name of a place instead of that of a
person.]
J [Probably intended for SUSAN.] [There is no No. 45.]
EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND.
56 ANNE his daughf aged 9 Yeare
57 THOMAS KINGMAN his sonne aged 7 Yeare
58 JOHN KlNGHMAN his sonne aged 2 yeare
59 J" FORD his servaunt aged 30 Yeare
60 WILLIAM KINGE aged 40* Yeare
6 1 DOROTHY his Wife aged 34 yeare
62 MARY KINGE his daughf aged 12 year
63 KATHERYN his daughf aged 10 Yeare
64 WlftM KINGE his sonne aged 8 year
65 HANNA KINGE his daughf: aged 6 year
66-f- Somm'. [Somerset.]
THOMAS HOLBROOKE of Broudway aged 34: yeare
67 JANE HOLBROOKE his wife aged 34 Yeare
68 JOHN HOLBROOKE his sonne aged 1 1 yeare
69 THOMAS HOLBROOKE his sonne aged 10 yeare
70 ANNE HOLBROOKE his daughf aged 5 yea[re]
71 ELIZABETH his daughf aged i yeare
72 THOMAS DIBLE husbandin aged 22 yeare
73 FRANCIS DIBLE soror aged 24 Yeare
74 ROBERT LOVELL husbandman aged 40 Year
75 ELIZABETH LOVELL his Wife aged 35 year
76 ZACHEUS LOVELL his sonne 15 yeares
78^ ANNE LOVELL his daughf: aged 16 yeare
79 JOHN LOVELL his sonne aged 8 yeare
ELLYN his daughf aged ... i yeare
80 JAMES his sonne aged i yeare
8 1 JOSEPH CHICKIN his servant 16 year
82 ALICE KINHAM aged 22 yeare
83 ANGELL HOLLARD aged ... 21 yeare
84 KATHERYN his Wife 22 yeare
85 GEORGE LAND his servaunt 22 yeare
86 SARAH LAND his kinswoman 18 yeare
* [Or 30. One figure is written over the other, and I cannot tell which is the later.]
t [Thus in the original. This number should evidently come against the next line,]
J [There is no No. 77 ; but it will bt observed that two lines below there is a name without
number.] [Originally written LANG.]
286 EMBARKED FOR NEW ENGLAND.
87 RICHARD JOANES of Binder
88 ROB T MARTYN of Badcombe husband m 44
89 HUMFREY SHEPHEARD husbandm... 32
90 JOHN VPHAM husbandman 35
91 JOANE MARTYN 44
92 ELIZABETH VPHAM 32
93 JOHN VPHAM Jufi 07
94 WILLIAM GRAUE [GRAVE] 12
95 SARAH VPHAM 26
96 NATHANIELL VPHAM 05
97 ELIZABETH VPHAM 03.
Dors 1 RICHARD WADE of Simstuly
98* Cop [Cooper] aged 60
99 ELIZABETH WADE his Wife 6t
100: DINAH his daugh r 22
101 HENRY LUSH his s'vant aged 17
102 ANDREWE HALLETT his s'vaunt 28
103 JOHN HOBLE husbandm 13
104 ROB T HUSTE husbandm 40
105 JOHN WOODCOOKE 2
106 RICH PORTER husband 3
JOHN PORTER Deputy
Cleark to EDW:
THOROUGHGOOD
[This number should be in the line above.] f [Sic in orig.]
A Register of the
of such persons a
and vpwards and haue t
to passe into forraigne partes from . .
march 1637 to the 29 th * day of [S]ept. .
by vertu of a commission granted to
m r thomas mayhew gentleman.
* [The list does not go beyond the igth of September 1637 ; the above date must therefore
be an error. It should be mentioned that many passages to Holland are included in the original
document : these we omit, as not pertinent to our object. The last passage for America is dated
May 15. The dots indicate parts of the indorsement eaten away by age.]
[A REGISTER OF PERSONS ABOUT TO PASS
INTO FOREIGN PARTS.
1637-]
|HESE people went to New England: with WlLLIAM:*ANDREWES:
of Ipswich M r of the: John: and Doretltey: of Ipswich and
With WILLIAM ANDREWES his Sone. M r of the Rose: of Yarmouth.
Aprill the / 8 th / 1637. The examinaction of JOHN: BAKER: borne in
No r wch in No r ffolck Grocar / ageed / 39 yeres and ELIZABETH:
his Wife/ ageed/ 31 yeares with 3 Children ELIZABETH: JOHN:
and THOMAS and 4 Saruants. MAREY: ALXARSON: aged / 24
yeares ANNE: ALXARSON: aged / 20 yeares / BRIDGETT
BOULLE: aged/ 32 yeares/ and SAMUELL: ARRES: aged 14
yeares ar all desiroues to goe for / Charles Towne in New
England ther to inhabitt and Remaine //'/
Aprill. the / 8 th / 1637. The examinaction of NICHO: BUSBIE: of No r wch
in No r ff / Weauer / aged / 50 yeares and / BRIDGETT: his Wife
/aged/ 53 yeares with /4/ Children. NICHO: JOHN: ABRAHAM:
and SARATH: ar desirous to goe to boston in New England to
in habitt ///
Aprill. the / 8* / 1637 The examinaction of MlCHILL: METCALFE: of
No'wch Do r nix Weauear / aged. 45 yeares and / SARRAH: his
Wif / aged / 39 yeares with. / 8 Children / MlCHILL: THOMAS:
MAREY: SARRAH: ELIZABETH: MARTHA: JOANE: and REBECA:
* [We follow the very peculiar punctuation of this list throughout.]
37
290 ABOUT TO PASS INTO FOREIGN PARTS.
and his Saruant THOMAS COMBERBACH: aged / i6/ yeares ar
desirous to passe to buston in New England to inhabitt/'/
Aprill. the / St' 1 / 1637 The examinaction of JOHN: PERS: of No r wch in
No r ff Weauear ageed 49 yeares / and ELIZABETH: his Wife aged /
36 yeares / with 4 Children. JOHN: BARBRE: ELIZABETH: and
JUDETH and one Saruant / JOHN: GEDNKY aged / 19 yeares.
are desirous to passe to boston in New England to inhabitt ///
Aprill. the /8 th / 1637. The examinaction of WILLIAM: LUDKEN: of
No''wch in No'ff / Locksmith ther bo r ne / agced 33 yeares /
and ELIZABETH: his Wife / ageed. / 34 yeares. With one Child
and one Saruant / THOMAS: HOMES: are desirous to goe to
Bostone in Newe England there to inhabitt / and Remaine ///
*ES: of No'wch in No r ff / Cordwynar aged /
28 yeares and. /
with / 4 / Children SAMUELL: JOHN: ELIZABETH: and DEBRA:
NS: aged / 18 yeares and ANNE:
WlLLlAMES: aged / 1 5 yeares /
England to Inhabitt ///
RANCIS: LAWES: bo r ne in No'wch in No r ff
and their liuing Weauear / aged nd LIDDEA:
his Wife / ageed / 49 yeares / With one Child MAREY: and 2
saruants. SAMUELL: LINCORNE: aged 18 yeares / and ANNE:
SMITH: aged. 19 yeares ar desirous to passe fo r New-England
to inhabitt ///
8 1637. The examinaction of WILLIAM: NICKERSON: of
No r wch in No r ff / Weauear / ageed 33 yeares. and. ANNE: his
Wife / aged / 28 yeares with / 4 Children / NlCHO: ROBARTT:
ELIZABETH: and ANNE: ar desirous to goe to Bostone in
New England ther to Inhabitt ///
Aprill the / 8 th / 1637. The examinaction of SAMUELL: Dix: of No'wch
in No r ff Joynar ageed 43 yeares / and JOANE: his / Wife / aged
38 yeares with 2 Children PRESELLA: and ABEGELL: and 2
Saruantes WILLIAM: / STOREY: and DANIELL: LINSEY: the
one aged / 23 the other / 18 yeares/ ar all desirous to pass
to Boston in New England there to Inhabitt ///
* [The dots here and after indicate parts of the original MS. eaten away by age or damp.]
ABOUT TO PASS INTO FOREIGN PARTS. 291
Aprill. the / i I th / 1637 The examinaction. of HENRY: SKERRY: of great
yarmouth in the County of No r ff / Cordwynar. / ageed / 3 1 yeares
and ELIZABETH : his Wife / ageed / 25 yeares / with one Child
HENRY: and / one Aprenties / EDMUND: TOWNE: aged / 18
yeares. / ar desirous to passe fo r New England to inhabitt ///
Aprill. the / ii th / 1637 The examinaction of JOHN: MOULTON: of
Ormsby in No r ff husbandman, aged. 38 yeares., and. ANNE:
his Wife / ageed / 38 yeares with 5 Children. HENRY: MAREY:
ANNE: JANE: and / BRIDGETT: and / 2 Saruants. ADAM:
GOODDENS: aged. 20 yeares and ALI.ES: EDE\: aged 18 yers
/ ar all desirous to passe to New England there to inhabitt /'/
and abide ////
Aprill. the/ ii th / 1637 The examinaction of MAREY: MOULTON: of
Ormsby in No r ff / Wydow, ageed / 30 yeares and 2 / Saruants.
JOHN : MASTON: aged / 20 yeares and MERREAN: MOULTON:
ageed / 23 yeares / are desirous to goe to New England to
inhabitt and dwell ///
Aprill. the / ii th / 1637 The examinaction of RICHARD: CARUEAR: of
Skratby.* in the County of No r rT / husbandman / ageed / 60,
yeares, and GRACE: his Wife, ageed, 40 yeares. with / 2 Chil-
dren. ELIZABETH: ///ageed / 1 8 yeares and, SUSANNA: aged 18,
yeares. being tvvynes. / mo r 3 Saruants ISACKE: HARTT: ageed,
22 yeares and THOMAS: FLEGE: aged / 21 yeares. and one
MARABLE: VNDERWOOD: a mayd. Saruant / ageed, 20 yeares.
goes all for New England to Inhabitt / and Remaine ////
Aprill. the /n th / 1637 The examinaction of RUTH: MOULTON: of
Ormsby in No r ff. Singlewoman. ageed / 20 yeares. is desirous to
passe for New England there to Inhabitt and dwell /,'/
Aprill. the / u th / 1637 The examinaction of ROBERTT: PAGE: of
Ormsby in No r ff. husbandman, ageed 33 yeares and/ LuCEA: his
Wife, aged 30 yeares with / 3 Children / FRANCES: MARGRETT:
and SUSANNA: //' and 2 Saruants / WILLIAM: MOULTON: and
ANNE: WADD: the one aged 20 yeres the other / 15 yeares. and
are all desirous to passe fo r New England to inhabitt and
Remaine. ///
* [Perhaps Scratley, a part of Ormsby.] *n 2
\
292 ABOUT TO PASS INTO FOREIGN PARTS.
Aprill. the/ ii th / 1637 The examination of HENREY: DOWE: of
Ormsby in No r ff husbandman, ageed, 29 yeares. / and JOANE:
his Wife / ageed 30 yeares with 4 Children, and one Saruant /
ANNE: MANING, ageed / 17 yeares. are desirous to passe into
New England to inhabitt //'/
Aprill. the / I I th / 1637 The examinaction of R.OBERTT:
Singleman. is desirous to passe
Aprill. the / II th / 1637 The examinaction of ELLEN: ROBENSONE: of
g desirous to passe into New England ther to
in
Aprill. the / I I th / 1637. The examinaction of WILLIAM: WiLLlAMES: of
great yarm 40 yeares. and ALLES: his Wife
/ ageed. 38 yeares with / 2 Children ar
desirous to goe fo r New England to inhabitt ///
Aprill. the / i I th / 1637 The examinaction of ELIZABETH: WILLIAMES:
of Ya r mouth. in No r ff / Singlewoman ageed 31 yeares / is
desirous to passe into New England ther to inhabitt and
Remaine ///
Aprill. the /1 2* / 1637 The examinaction of KATHREN: RABEY: of
Yarmouth / a Wattermanes. Wydow. / ageed. 68 yeares. is
desirous to passe into New England there to Remaine With
her Sone /
Aprill. the/ 12* / 1637 The examinaction of RICHARD: LEEDS: of great
ya'mouth. Marrinar. ageed 32 yeares. and JOANE: his Wife/ageed.
23 yeares / with one Child / are desirous to passe fo r New
England and there to inhabitt / and dwell ///
Aprill. the / 12 th / 1637 The examinaction of HENRY: SMITH: of New-
bucknam husbandman / ageed 30 yeares. / and ELIZABETH: his
Wife ageed. 34 /yeares. with 2 / Children JOHN: and SlTHE: ar
desirous to passe into New England /// to inhabitt ///
Aprill. the / 13* / 1637 The examinaction of JOHN: ROPEAR: of New
Bucknam Carpentar. / ageed. 26 yeares. and ALLES: his Wife /
ageed, 23 yeares / with / 2 Children. ALLES: and ELIZABETH:
are desirous to goe for New England there to Remaine* ///
* [Here come a number of entries of passages for Holland.]
ABOUT TO PASS INTO FOREIGN PARTS. 293
. . ese people went to New England with WILLIAM: / GOOSE: m r of the
Marey: Anne: of Yarmouth: ///
1637 The examinaction of THOMAS: PAINE: of Wrentom
in Suffolcke / Weauear / ageed / 50 yeares / and ELIZABETH: his
Wife / ageed / 53 yeares with / 6 / Children / THOMAS: JOHN:
MAREY: / ELIZABETH: DORETHEY: and SARAH: are desirous
to goe for Salame in New England to inhabitt
May: the / io th / 1637 The examinaction of MARGRETT: NEAUE: of
great yarmouth in No r ff / Wydow. / ageed / 58 yeres / and
RACHELL: DIXSON: her grand Child is desirous to passe into
New England to inhabitt /
May: the/io th / 1637 The examinaction of BKNIEMEN: COOPER: of
Bramton in Suffolck / husbandman / ageed / 50 / Yeares / and.
ELIZABETH: his Wife / ageed / 48 yeares With / 5 Children
LARWANCE: MAREY: REBECA: BENIEMEN: and FRANCIES:
FILLINGHAM: his Sone/ in Lawe / ageed / 32 yeares allso his
Sister ageed / 48 yeares / and 2 Saruants / JOHN: KILIN: and
FELEAMAN: DICKERSON: ar all desirous to goe for Salam in
New England and there, to inhabitt ///
May: the/io th / 1637. The examinaction of ABRAHAM: TOPPAN: of
yarmouth Cooper / ageed / 3 1 yeares and SUSANNA: his Wife /
ageed. 30 yeares With / 2 Children FETTER: and ELIZABETH:
and one Mayd / Saruant / ANNE: GOODIN: ageed / 18 yeares
are desirous to passe to New England to / inhabitt ///
May: the / io th / 1637 The examinaction of WILLIAM: THOMAS: of
great Comberton in Wo r stershire husbandman / Singleman /
ageed / 26 yeares. is desirous to passe to Exerden / in New
England to inhabitt
May: the / io lh / 1637 The examinaction of JOHN: THURSTON: of
Wrentom in Suff / Carpentar / ageed, 30 yeares. and MAH-
GRETT: his Wife / ageed. 32 yeares. With / 2 Children THOMAS.
and JOHN: ar / desirous to passe to New England /// to inhabitt ///
May: the / io th / 1637 The examinaction of LUCE: POYETT: of No r wch
Spinster / ageed. 23 yeares is desirous to pass into New
England and there to Remaine ///
294 ABOU1 TO PASS INTO FOREIGN FAXTS.
May: the / 10 th / 1637 The examinaction of JOHN: BOROWE of yarmouth
Cooper / aged 28 yeares. and ANNE: his / Wife / ageed / 40 /
yeares is desirous to passe to Salam in New England and ther
to inhabitt
May: the / i I th / 1637 The examinaction of WILLIAM: GAULT: of yar-
mouth Cordwynar / Singleman /ageed 29 / yeares is desirous to
passe to New England and there to Remaine ///
May: the / i I th / 1637 The examinaction of JOANE: AMES: of yarmouth.
Wydow / ageed / 50 yeares with / 3 Children RUTH: ageed / 18
yeares WILLIAM: and JOHN: are desirous to passe for. New
England and there to inhabitt and Remaine /,/
May: the / 1 1 th / 1637 The examinaction of AUGSTEN: CALL
ALLES: his Wife / ageed / 40 / yeares
desirous to goe to Salam in New Eng
May: the/ I i h / 1637 The examinaction of JOHN: DARRELL: of
. . . .passe into Salam in New England and there
May: the/ i I th / 1637 The examinaction of JOHN: GEDNEY: of No r wch
in No r ff Weauear. ... to passe fo r New England / with his Wife
SARAH: aged 25 yeares LEDIA: HANAH:
and JOHN: rno r / 2 Saruantcs / WILLIAM: WALKER: ageed
BURGES : ageed / 26 yeares/ ar desirous
to passe fo r Salam ///
May: the / i I th / 1637 The examinaction of SAMUELL: AIRES: of No r wch
an apintes / ageed / 15 yeares is desirous [to] passe into New
England to his M r JOHN: BAKER: as he had apointed him ///
This man was /The examinaction of JOHN: YONGES: of S* Margretts: Suff/
s^e y by n P e Minister/ageed 35 yeares.and. / JOAN: his Wife/ ageed / 34 /
Commission" ] yeares with / 6 / Children / JOHN: THO: ANNE: RACHKLL:
and went. \ *
not.from. MAREY: and / JosUEPH: ar desirous to passe fo r Salam: in
yramouth
^ New England to inhabitt ///
May: the/ 12 / 1637 The examinaction of SAMUELL: GRENSILD: of
No r wch Weauear / ageed, 27 yeares, and BARBREY: his Wife /
ageed / 35 yeares. With two Children MAREY: and BARBREY:
arid JOHN: TEED: his Saruant / ageed, 19 yeares ar all de-
sirous to passe into New England to inhabitt
ABOUT TO PASS INTO FOREIGN PARTS. 295
May: the/ 12 th / 1637 The examinaction of THOMAS: JOANES: of Elzing
in No r ff, Buchar / Singleman / ageed. 25 yeres is desirous to
passe into New England: and there to Remaine ///
May: the / 13 th / 1637 The examinaction of THOMAS: OLLIUER: of
No r wch Calinder / ageed / 36 yeares. and MAREY: his Wife /
ageed. 34 yeares, with 2 Children. THO: and JOHN: and 2
Saruants/ THOMAS: DOGED: aged, 30 yeares and MAREY: SAFE:
ageed / 12 yeares ar desirous to passe fo r New England, to
inhabit
May: the/ is th / 1637 The examinaction of WILLIAM: COCKRAM: of
Southould in Suff /Marinrar/ ageed 28 yeares. /and CHRISTEN:
his Wife ageed. 26 yeares with 2 Children and / 2 Saruantes
desirous to passe fo r new england to inhabitt///
\Thtnfoli0tO more passages for Holland; and tlie whole is signed :]
HENRY: HILL Deputy for m' THOMAS MAYHEW Gentleman.//
SOUTHAMPTON.
JORTUS SOUTHTON. A List of the Names of such Passengers
as were shipped in the Virgin of Hampton of 60 tonnes
JOHN WEARE M r for the Barbathoes, & JOHN DE LA.
HAY merchant who haue taken the oathes of Allegiance
& Supremacy the 3O th of Marche. 1639 [1640]. Viz 1 .
Aged.
*5/. yeares. MICHAELL EDMOND'S of Crawley Com Southt husband.
28. JEREMY ROBINSON of Singleton Com Suss hoopmaker.
29. JOHN VENNELL de eod Cordwayner.
25. W M FRANCIS of Catterington Com Southt sergweau'.
[serge-weaver]
20. JAMES WILSON of Glascowe husbandm.
20. W M BARNES of Wimborne Com Southt shoemak r
22. NICHAS BARDIN of Southton Smith
22. ANDREWE DRUDG of Southton p'd husbandm
27. ABRAHAM SAD of Southton p'd sergeweau'
24. JAMES BARREY of Dorchester husbandm
16. JOHN STEVENS of Ringwood Com Southt husbandm
15. GYLES WEEKEHAM of Bansteed Coin Surr husbandm.
1 8. PETER WOODLAND of Southton Ropemaker.
16. RICHARD SHINGLE of Bevis hill nere Southton.
17. JAMES HACKER of Andiver Com Southt.
15. Withl TUCKE of Husborne nere Andiver p'd.
30. JOHN HUDLICE of Newport in y e Isle of wight taylo r .
16. JAMES BLANCHE of the Isle of Wight p'd.
31. RICHARD TRODD of, Southstoneham husbandm.
* [The first figure is almost effaced,]
EMBARKED FOR THE BARBADOES. 297
Aged.
14. ROB T CLITSON of Andiver p'd.
12. HENRY HARRIS of Southton p'd.
12. WiliM DECKE of Wimborne p'd.
14. WALTER SMALLE of the Isle of Wight p'd.
12. JOHN BASSETT of Christchurch.
1 1. ROB T BRUTON of Andiver p'd.
These si.vc vndcr y cares, & not sworne.
]HE names of such as were sworne the 8' 1 ' of Aprill, & passed in the
same Shipp.
Aged.
29. yeares. ANDREWE BULLAKER of Southton barbo'.
24. MlCHAELL OXFORD of Bevis hill husbandin.
24. ROB T MAIJOR of Southton, Chaundler.
19. 14. THOMAS GRETRICK RICH. WARREN serv 1 '*
14. THOMAS TURNER vnder age not sworne.
22. DANIELL DE LA HAY seaman.
45. JOHN NEWMAN of Brading in the Isle of wight.
30. THOMAS HOLMES of Southton Currier.
24. WlftM COCKERELL. Com Staff Taylo'.
24. HENRY DAINTY of Byrnesf Coin Dors 1 shoemak 1 .
25 HENRY PRESSEY of Hamsteed Com Berk glou' [Glover]
26. GERRART SISTER a form' Inh'itant there.
29. CHARLES DARVALL. of Southton clothworker.
14. FRANCIS DESART of Southton.
14. WiftM GILBERT of Southton p'd.
eight servt maydes, Not sworne.
These & the former which passe in this
Shipp were noe Subsidy men, but
people & servants of meane condicon.
298 EMBARKED FOR THE BARBADOES.
jlORTUS SOUTHTON
28. June REGNALD ALLEN* of Kent of 30. yeares gent, GERHARD
1639. HAUGHTON of 30. yeares Com Oxoh gen DAVID
BlXE of 35. yeares Com Kane gen free planters
of the Barbathoes.
JOHN EVENSON of the County of Chest 1 ' THO: EVEN.SON
his broth r , ANDREW WALLER of 18. yeares Coin
HeiTf, HUMPHRY BURGIS of 19. yeares of Cornewall,
JOHN WETHERED of 22 yeares in the County of
Yeorke serv l ' s to the Planters aboue named, they
passe in the Boldadventure of Hampton for the
Isle of Guarnzey, C from thence they take shipping
for the Barbathoes, who haue taken the oathes
vt sup a [ut supra]
[May 1638.]
[OUTHTON The list of the names of Passcng'^ Intended to shipe
themselues, In the Beiiis of Hampton of Cl Tonnes, ROBERT
BATTEN M r for Newengland ; And thus by vertue of the Lord Tre-
surers Warrant of the second of May. \v c!l was after the restrayne[t] &
they some Dayes gone to sea Before the King 5 Mat cs . . Proclamacon
Came vnto Southton.
Ages.
JOHN FREY of Basing wlelwrite. [wheelwright] his wife. |
05 & three Children. I
40 RICHARD AUSTIN tayler of Bishopstocke. his wife
05 & two Children. J
ROBERT KNIGHT his seruant Carpenter. 1
* [Three entries of passengers for Jersey and Guernsey precede this in the original.]
ABOUT TO EMBARK FOR NEW ENGLAND. 299
[Ages]
37 CHRISTOPHER BATT of Sarum Tanner. )
32 ANNE his wife.
20 DOROTHIE BATT there sister. & fine
10 & vnder. Children vnder tenne yeares.
24. THOMAS GOOD \
22. ELIZA: BLACKSTON /-serv ls
1 8. REBECCA POND '
62.-WILLIAM CARPENTER j of Honvdl Ca s
33. WILLIAM CARPENTJUH ... )
32. ABIGAEL CARPENTER.
10 & vnder & fower Children.
14 THO: BANSHOTT Serv'
38 ANNIS LITTLEFEILD & six Children
JOHN KNIGHT Carpenter... \ scrul<
HF.UOH DURDAL . ..3
26 HENERY BYLEY of Sam tanner.
22 MARY BYLEY
THO:/REEUF.S Serv ts
20 JOHN BYLEY
40
35
19
19
10
o6
04
02
RICHARD BUM' [DUMMER] of Newengland.
ALCE DUM'
THO: DUM'
JOANE DUM'
JANE DUM'
STEEPHEN DUM' husbandman.
DORATHIE DUM'.
RICHARD DUM'.
THO: DUM'.'
[Evidently either the age or the occupation must be wrong here.]
38-2
300
ABOUT TO EMBARK FOR NEW ENGLAND.
[Ages]
30 JOHN HUCHINSON Carpent'
26 FRAUNCIS ALCOCKE Virg
19 ADAM MOTT tayler
22 Wilt WACKEFEILD
20 NATHANUEL PARKER of London Backer
18 SAMUEL POORE
14 DAYELL POORE
20 ALCE POORE
15 RICHARD BAYLEY
20 ANNE WACKEFEILD
The numb' of the passeng' s aboue mentioned are Sixtie & one Sotiles,
HEN: CHAMPANTE Cust'
N. DINGLEY Compt'
THO: WULFRIS Coft & Fa r
[THE SOMMER ISLANDS.
16731679.]
[THE SOMMER ISLANDS.]
August the 2$d 1673
JHE Names of y Govern' & Councill of y e Assembly
J HEYDON: U.G. [Deputy Governor.]
HENRY TUCKER sen!'.
RICHARD WOLRICH
HENRY MOORE
JOHN HUBBARD
JOHN WAINWRIGHT seni'.
THOMAS WOOD
JONATHAN TURNER seni r .
THOMAS LECRAIFT
CORNELIUS WHITE secretary
CHARLES WHETENHALL Speaker
JOHN BRISTOW Juni'.
SAMUELL BRANGMAN
BOAZ SHARP
THOMAS SHAW
JAMES FARMER
JOHN WELCH
THOMAS STOW
EDWARD SHERLOCK Sen'.
ROBERT DICKONSON
S l * GEORG TUCKER
THOMAS KERSEY
EDWARD CHAPLAIN
GEORG BASCOMB
WILLIAM BASDEN
PHILLIP LEA
JOHN RAWLINS sen'.
NICHOLAS THORNTON
JOHN ARTHUR
JOHN STOW
JOHN SQIRE
JOHN HUTCHINS
RICHARD HANGER
GEORG HUBBARD
WILLIAM MILBORN
LAWRENCE DILL
JOHN Cox
JOHN SOMERSALL Sen'
RICHARD JENNINS
RICHARD PENISTON
[But possibly S,, i.e. Sir.]
304 THE SOMMER ISLANDS.
SEVERN VICARS
WILLIAM RIGHTON Seni'
THOMAS HALL
GEORG BALL
JOHN MORRICE Sen!'.
Witt. BURCH
THOMAS FORSTER
RICHARD MATHELIN
NATHANIELL BUTTERFIELD
HAMOND JOHNSON Clerk
of y e Assembly
|N Accompt of the Generall Lands belonging to the Somer
Islands Comp* taken out M r RICHARD NORWOODS
Survey booke by him made in the yeares 1662: 1663:
300 oo oo
GENERALL LANDS*
N" acr': roo: Perch
Begining with S l Georges Island
i The Governo' holds of the Hono blc Comp a as^
belonging to his place Twelve Shares of Land /
at the East End of S l Georges Island Containe- i
ing p Estimacon '
Namely in the Occupacon of
DAVID STOKES p Estimation i: share
JOSEPH GOODFAITII p EstimatT. I : sha:
JOHN MILLS p Estimat } sha:
JOHN BEDWELL p Estimat ij
JOHN MILLS p Estimat i sha:
ROBERT POWELL p Estimat i sha.
CORNELIUS EVANS MATTHEW NORMAN \ .
and ROGER BROWNE p Estimat 3
ALEXANDER SMITH p Estimation i sha:
JOHN WELSH JOHN BRISTOWE MARSHALL,
ROGER BAYLEY HANNAH HOLLOWAY, EDWARD
MIDDLETON, THO: SHAW JOHN HURT, these
seaven hold p Estimacon 2 sha:
The residue of these twelve Shares are in the
Occupacon of the Governo' himselfe.
* [There are two copies of this list, one going down to No. 26 only (see p. 307), the other
to the end, as here. We have printed from the longer and more complete one. There are,
however, no important variations in them, so far as they both extend.]
THE SOMMER ISLANDS. 305
N acr: roo: Perch
2 Gleabe in the Tenure of m': SAM" SMITH the psent N
Minister there Two shares Containeing \> stimat. !- 50 oo oo
[estimation] ................................................ J
The Sheriffe M r JOHN NICIIOLLS as belonging to his
Office Power Shares of Land containeing p L 100 oo oo
l-lc I
> 050 oo oo
ine- L
\
L
Estimat .................................................... )
4 The Sectary M r HENRY TUCKER as belonging to-.
his Office holds of the Hono' 1 ' 1 ' Comp n 2 shares V 050
Containeing p Estimat ................................. J
5 M r JOHN VAUGHAN holdcth by Lease from m 1 CASE- -j
WELL of the Comp 3 ^ Land I sha: containeing)- 025 oo oo
p Estimat ................................................... J
6 Leut: EDWARD BRACKLEY holdeth of the Hono' 1 ' 1 --
Compa at Will 2 sha: containeing p Estimat.
7 M 1 ' JOHN BRISTOWE Marshall holdeth of the Hoi
Comp n as belonging to his Office 2 sha: Containe- \. 050 oo oo
ing p cstimat
8 M' s STALVKRS holdeth of the Honoi )Ie Comp n ,
as belonging to the Ferry 2 sha: Containeing |- 50 oo oo
Estimat ................................................... >
Sunie 27: shares
But the whole Island (as formerly measured) conteynes
706: acres that is 28; sha: and Six acres,
The Small Islands neare S l Georges.
Q Two Islands against the East End of S l Georges )
....-- ... \ 05 oo 06
Lyeing m Coinon containeing )
jo Pagetts Fort whereof Captaine FRANCIS TUCKER-,
is Comander \v th the Island whereon it stands I
sometimes called Penestons Island and a Tcnem'
or Dwelling house there in the Occupacon of '
Leivt: JONATHAN STOKES as belonging to the
Fort cont J
39
3 o6 THE SOMMER ISLANDS.
N* < iencrnll acr roo: perch.
1 1 Smiths Fort whereof Captaine GoDHEARD ASER is )
Comander the Island Containeing j
12 Smiths Island in the tenure of Captaine GODHEARD v
ASER from the Hono 1 * Comp* as Comander of |- 61 02 10
Smiths Fort cont '
13 An Island Called Hen-Island neare the West End of -i QI
Smiths Island Lyeing in Coinon and Containeing j
*I3 A small Island Lycing bctwcenc Hen-Island afore- \
said and Smiths Island Lyeing in Coinon Con- /- oo 01 20
taineing )
*I4 Long Bird Island in the Tenure and Occupaccn of \
JAMES STIRRUP and RALPH WRIGHT Weavers I 46 02 oC
w ch they hold of the Hono blc Comp a Containeing '
*i$ Conny Island Lyeing at Burnt Point in the Occu- \ I4 O7 O2
paeon of M l HENRY STALVERS containeing J
*l6 Certaine small Islands in y<= towne harbor Mullett
bay f towards burnt point about Tenn in number
cont p estim 02 : oo : oo
Sum of all these Islands lyeing neare S Georges 165 : 2 : 16
Davids Island and first the Easterne part thereof which is
Called y e Companyes land there
17 Capt FRANCIS TUCKER Comand' of Pagetts Fort
1 8 holdeth of y e hono ble Comp a A parcell of Land
neare Davids head in y e occupacon of his Leive-
tenht JONATHAN STOKES
Item another pcell there in y e occupacon of JOHN
HURT, both pcells lyeing together cont p estim 60: oo: 00
19 MILES HIGGES holdeth of y e hono bl e Compa i sha:
cont pest 25: oo: oo
* [This and the succeeding numbers, in the other list, read 14, 151 i6> '6.]
THE SOMMER ISLANDS. 307
N": Landes Acr: roo: per
20 HUGH HARDING holdeth of ye honoWe Compa i Share
cont p estimat 25: oo: OO
21 WILLIAM ALLEN holds as aforesaid i share cont pest 25: oo: oo
22 Capt RICHARD JENNYNGS of Smiths tribe comand 1 of
Southampton fort holds of y e hono ble Compa as
belonging to y e Fort in y c occupacon of JOHN
GRAZBURY RANDALL DAVIS p estim 2 sha: of
Land cont 50: OO: oo
23 Lievt THO: HILTON holds of y c hono blc Compa p est
2 sh: con: 50: oo: oo
24 . ROBT. BURGHER holds as afores* 1 p est i sh: cont 25: oo: oo
25 Lievt EDWARD BRANGMAN and his sonne SAMUEL
BRANGMAN holds as aforesaid p est i sha: cont ... 25: oo: oo
26 WILLIAM BELL holds of the Hono llle Compa two pcells
of Land namely one pcell on the South side cont p
est 13 acres and another pccll on y c North side next
y e Bay cont pest 12 acres both pcells cont pest
one Share or 25: oo: oo
The suifie of these Lands in S Davids called y e Companyes 310: oo: oo
acr: roo: Per
The Lands in S Davids Island given by y c hono blc
Company to Harrington ats Hamilton tribe
27 THO: SPARKE of Davids Island holdeth freely a pcell
of land w ch formerly belonged to two shares in
Hamilton tribe that sometimes were Capt JOHN
BERNARDS and are there marked (No: 19) cont
p estimat 10: oo: CO
28 THO: SPARKE afores d holdeth of m r JOHN MILKER as
belonging to y e two shares in Hamilton tribe where
he dwells and another share In y e occupacon of M' s
Cox widdow In all three Shares being y c Lands of
M r PERIENT TROTT numbred there: 9 20 he
holdeth I say as belonging to these 3 sh p est 15: oo: oo
392
3 o8 THE SOMMER ISLANDS.
Generall acr: roo: Per
29 WILLIAM ADAMS holdeth of JACOB AXTON as be-
longing to y c Share of M r MATTHEW WICKS in
Hamilton tribe (No there II th ) pest 05: oo: oo
30: M'= MARY MOUNTAINE (formerly MARY STOW) hold-
eth a pcell of Tenn acres belonging to two Shares in
Hamilton tribe now M r SOUTHERNES (No: 21)
Item another pcell of Five acres belonging to a
share in Hamilton tribe in y e free tenure of JOHN
PLACE (No 30: both pcells lyeing together cont
p estimat 15: oo: oo
31 MARY MOUNTAINE afores (l holdeth as belonging to
two shares in Hamilton tribe being the Shares of
Capt GEORGE HUBBART of Devonsheire tribe (No
12) a pcell cont p est 10: oo: oo
32 Lcivt JOHN Fox holdeth of Capt GODHEARU ASSER
as apperteyneing to y c 3 shares in Hamilton tribe
whereon he the said Capt ASSER dwells w cu were
Late M' DELBRIDGE A pcell cont p estimat 15: oo: oo
33 HENRY SHARFE holdeth freely a pcell of thirty acres
34 of w cU 15 acres did formerly belong to y c three
shares of Capt COVELLS in Hamilton tribe (No 27:
28) the whole lyeing together Cont p est 30: oo: oo
35 JOHN LYDDALE holdeth of M' SAM' WHITNEY of
Sandys tribe as apteyneing to y c Land formerly
m' DYKES in Hamilton tribe a pcell Cont p
estimacon 30: oo: oo
36: M' JOHN MOORE holdeth freely a pcell w cb was here-
tofore JOHN DAY and apperteyneing to a share in
Hamilton tribe now M' WEBBS (No 16) cont p
estimat , 05: oo: OO
37 JOHN MOORE afores' 1 holdeth of M' MIHIL BUR-
ROUGHES a parcell of Land apperteyneing to Two
shares in Hamilton tribe in y e occupacon of y e said
MIHIL BURROWES (No 22) cont p est 10: oo: oo
THE SOMMER ISLANDS. 309
N Landes acr: roo: per
38 ELIZABETH NAILER holdeth of M' WATERMAN (w ch
was heretofore M' RICH: CASWKLLS a pcell of Land
belonging to Five shares in Hamilton tribe w ch are
thought to be the shares in the tenure of M 1 STA?"-
FORD M J STRINGER M J WRIGHTON cont p esl
(No: 13: 14: 15) 25: oo: oo
39 THO: STOW of Davids Island holdeth freely A pccll
of Island belonging to a share now or Late in y c
tenure of Capt CANTER (No. 29) cont pest 05: oo: oo
40 THO STOW afores'i holdeth of M' JOHN STOWE f he
of M' PERIENT TROTT a pcell of Land lyeing at
y e Stocks pointe belonging to Five shares in Hamil-
ton tribe whereof Fower were y e Earle of WAR-
WICKS (Norn': 23 24 25 26: one y l Lyes at y-
Flatts No: 36. the whole pcell here Lyeing together
Cont p cstimat 25: oo: oo
The suihe of these lands in Davids Island be-
longing to: 40: sh: in Hamilt tribe is p estifh 200: OO: oo
Soc y e whole Islands of S Davids divided as
aforesaid cont p estimat 510: acres
But as it was formerly measured it cont 527: acres
The Islands in Southampton halbo' als Castle Harbor
acr: roo: pel
41 Certaine small Islands to y e Nomber of Tenn lyeing in
Comon neare to Davids Islands, and on the South
side thereof (for the most pt) cont p estimat 08: oo: oo
42 The Island called Coopers Island in the tenure and
occupacon of DAVID MING w cu he holds of y c
hono llle Comp a conteyneing 77: 2: 20
43 Foure small Islands lyeing in Comon betweene Davids
Island Coopers Island cont p estimat 03: 2: 20
44: Five other small Islands lyeing in Comon neare y e
South end of Coopers Island cont p estimat 02: 2: oo
3 io THE SO MM EH ISLANDS.
GeiienUl acr: roo: per
45: The Island called None-such lyeing in Comon cont .... 15: 2: 13
46. Three Small Islands about Nonesuch lyeing in. Comon
cont oi: oo: oo
47 South-hampton Fort vndcr y e Comand of Capt RICH
JENYNGS w th y c Island whereon it stands cont p
estimat oi: 2: 24
48 The Fellow of it lyeing next toward y c Northeast in
Comon oo: 3: 30
49 Kings Castle vnder y c Comand of our hono blc Govcr-
no' Capt FLORENTIO SEYMOR, w" 1 y e Island whereon
it stands cont 03: 2: oo
50 Charles Fort now decayed (onely there remaine two
peeces of ordinance dismounted, y c Island cont p
estimat 03: 3: OO
5 1 Three Islands lyeing neare Charles Fort Island cont
p estimat 01: oo: oo
52 Some other Small Islands lyeing in Comon in South-
ampton harbor als Castle Harbor cont p estimat ... oi: 3: oo
Suine of these Islands in Southampton harbor ... 120: 3: 27
acr: ruo: pel
N The Generall Land at Tuckers Towne.
53 Gleab Land in the tenure of m' Abo=Cromby w" 1 the
Gleabe house cont p estimat 2 sha: 50: oo: oo
54 M' W M MOORE M' JOSEPH MOORE his sonne holdeth
of y e hono ble Compa two Tenem 1 * two shares of
Land cont p estimat 50: oo: oo
55 SAM LL ATKINSON holdeth of the Hono ble Compa a
Tenem' f i share of Land cont p estimat 25, oo: oo
56: DANIEL MARROW holdeth as aforesaid a Tenem' and
One share of Land cont p est 25: oo: oo
57 NATHANAEL NORTH holdeth of y e Hono blc Compa a
Tenemt C one share of Land cont p estimat 25: oo: oo
58 PARNEL WILKINSON Widd holdeth of ye hono ble
Compa a tenem'fone share of Land cont p estimat 25: oo: oo
some thinke she hath more.
THE SOMMER ISLANDS. 311
No. Lancles: acr: roo: per
59 Leivetcnnt W M JONES, Leift at y e Castle holds as be-
longing to his place A tenem' in his owne occupacorT,
Item another tenem' in the occupacon of JAMES
GRAZEBURY Item another tenem' in y e occupacon
of his Mother MARY JONES w' u two Shares of Land
in y e occupacon of himselfe and his said assignes
cont p estimat 50: oo: oo
60 THO CLINCH W" NEWMAN JOHN BROWNE each of
them a Tenem' some pcells of Land w* together
w th y e wast f Comon Land extending from Tuckers
towne bay allmost to y e Castle cont \> estimat 95: oo: oo
Suiiie of these Generall Lands at Tuckers towne
and extending thence to y point neare y e
Castle is 345: oo: OO
Touching some of y e Lands at Tuckers towne as alsoe
in Davids Island I could not bee throughly Informed
though I made seu'all Journyes Inquiries, but have
sett them downe according to y e best Informacon I
could Gather,
acr: roo: per
The Island called s Georges conteyneing by estimat
27 shares but by measure 706: 2: oo
The other Lands in y<? towne Harbor f soe to Burnt
pointe cont 165: 2: 16
Davids Island cont by estimacon 510 acres but by
measure 527: 3: oo
Coopers Island Nonesuch and the other small Islands
there cont 120: 3: 27
The Generall Land at Tuckers Towne and extending
to y e pointe neare y c Castle conteynes by estimacon
345 acr but there secmes to be neare one share more
by measure namely 370: oo: oo
_^^^_ tier: ro pc
Suiue totall of y e Generall Lands 1890: 03: 3:
THE SOMMER ISLANDS.
Islands m Comon
No:
The Islands in y c Great f Little Sound lyeing in
Comon to all the Tribes acr . r ,,. ,,.,..
No: I The Bigger Island at y bottome of y e Little Sound
against y Lands of m' JOHN HUBBART cont j>
estimat 01: 02: 20
2 The Two Lesser conteyneing p estimat oo: oo: 20
3 Another Small Island in y Little Sound neare to
Diggs his Dale in Smiths tribe Cont p estimat oo: 02: oo
4 An Island Att Bailyes Bay on y ( ' North side of
Hamilton tribe cont \> estimat oo: 02: 30.
5 Another there more Westerly cont |> estimat oo: oi: oo
6 The Greater of y c Islands in ><' Little Sound called
Trunck Islands in y c occupacon of JOHN ROBERTS
cont 03; oo: oo
7 The next there to y f Northwards in y c occupacon of
y e said JOHN ROBERTS cont p estimat oi: oo: 10
8 Two other small Islands there conteyneing p estimat oo: or 26
In the Create Sound
9 An Island in Crow Lane (lyeing against y e Share of
Schoole Land given by M' COPELAND) in y^ occu-
pacon of EVAN O\VEN for yearely rent w lh he payes
to y e Governo' or Sheriffe for public vses as doe y e
rest of these Islands yt are Lett out this Island cont
p estimat 03 : oo: oo
to Another Island in Crow lane over ag 1 M' S'fOWES
house to y c Southward lyeing in Comon f and cont
estimat 03: oo: oo
1 1 Six small Islands at y e Entring of Crow Lane lyeing
over from M' STOWES pointe to Salt Kettle pointe
lyeing in Comon f Cont p estimation 03: oi: oo
THE SOMMER ISLANDS. 313
No. To all the Tribes: acr ro: per
12 Another Island there in y e occupacon of THO: ACK-
LAND w th the Tenem' thereon cont p estimat 28: 2: 20
1 3 Two small Islands lyeing betweene y ' last before entred
and warwicke tribe cont. p estimat oo: 3: oo
14 An Island in Bosses hole lyeing as aforesaid in Cofiion
and Cont p estimat oo: 21: oo
1 5 Another Island there at y e Mill or Mouth of Mangrow
bay fc cont p estimat OO: i: OO
1 6 Another more Southerly Lyeing in Comon C cont p
estimat oo: 2: 30
17 Another there more Southerly lyeing fc cont p
estimat oi: oo: oo
1 8 Another there more Southerly lyeing fc cont p
estimat oo: 2: oo
19 A Long Island at y e Entrance of Daniels bay w th a
smaller further into y e bay, both lyeing in Comon
Cont p estimat oi: i: oo
20 A Bigger Island lyeing agt M' STOWES pointe shares to
y c westward lyeing in Comon Cont p estimat 03: oi: oo
21 Foure Smaller Islands to y e Westwards lyeing c cont oi: 01: oo
22 An Island w tb a bay on y e South side of it w" 1 another
Lesser Island toward's y e Northeast both in ye oc-
cupacon of LAZARUS OWEN w" 1 the Tenem 1 there
Cont p estimat 28: i: 30
23 Another Small Island next y e Two former lyeing in
Comon f cont p estimat oo: 3: 10
24 Three small Islands to y 6 Westwards of LAZARUS
OWEN lyeing in Comon Cont p estimat oi: 2: oo
25 A Bigger Island Northwest from LAZARUS .OWEN in
y e occupacon of NATHANAEL VEAZEY or his assignes
cont p est 13: 3: oo
26 Another Island neare adioyneing to y e West end in y e
occupation of y e said NAT VEAZEY or his assignes
cont p estimat 09: 2: oo
39*
3'4
THE SOMMER JSZANDS.
No Islands in Comon acr . ro . p er
27 Elizabeth Island w lh a tenem' there in the occupacon
of JOHN BURT cont p estimat 21: oo: 10
28 An Island at y c North head of Elizabeth Island lye-
ing in Comon cont p estimat oo: 03: 20
29 Another Island at y e Northwest end of Elizabeth Island
lyeing in Comon Cont p estimat oi: 02: oo
30 The Island called pearle Island w th another small
Island at Spanish pointe another neare Ireland
all lyeing in Comon cont p estimat O2: oi: oo
3 1 An Island to y c Southwestward of y e West end of
Elizab' h Island lyeing in Comon Cont p estimat oi: 02: oo
32: Another Island there more Southerly lyeing in comon
cont p estimat 02: oi: 30
33 Three small Islands more Southerly comon cont p
estimat 03: oo: oo
34 An Island called Roundhill Island in y e occupacon of
HENRY WARD cont p estimat 16: oi: 20
35 A smaller Island to y e Southward of y' last entred in
y occupacon of y e said HENRY WARD cont p
estimat 02: oo: oo
36 An Island called Tuckers Island w th a Tenem' there
in y e occupacon of NATHANIEL CONYARD cont p
estimat 21: oo: oo
37 The next on y e Northside called y e Lesser Tuckers
Istd in y e occupat of THO WARD cont p estimat ... 07: 03: oo
38 Two Small Islands to y e Westward of y e Two Last
lyeing in Comon Cont p estirnat 00: 02: oo
39 An Island betweene Tuckers Island Brother Islands
sometimes called Graves Island lyeing in comon
cont 06: 02: oo
40 The Westermost of y e Brother Islands lyeing next to
Georges pointe w th a Tenem' there in y e occupat of
JOHN RIVERS cont p estimat 20: on 20
41 The eastermost of y c Brother Islands lyeing in comon
f Cont p estimat 13: 3: 3
THE SOMMER ISLANDS.
313*
43
44
45
46
To all the Tribes: acr:
An Island neare y e Shore at y e Partition line betweene
the Lands formerly ye Earle of Southamptons f
M' Scotts lyeing in Comon Cont p estimat......... 02:
Two small Islands neare Jews bay lyeing in Comon
cont p estimat 03:
Two Islands before y e Entrance of Hearne bay one
in y c occupacon of JOHN HELYN y c other in y c
occupacon of his mother w' h a tenem 1 both Cont
p estimat 17:
Two- other small Islands w tk in White hearne bay
lyeing in Comon Cont p estimation 01:
per
01: 20
oo: oo
01: oo
oo: 10
The sume of these Islands lyeing in Comon to
all y e tribes is 25 3: acr: 2 roo: 36 per:
The totall of all y e shares of land sett apart for publique use
as p this booke are eighty six shares
vera Copia Ex p HENRY DANDG
RI: BANNER.
[Indorsed:]
" Rec d from M 1 BANNER Secry to y e Company 25 Sept: 1684."
39* 2
[MONMOUTH'S REBELLION OF i685.
LISTS OF THE "CONVICTED REBELS" SENT TO
THE BARBADOES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS
IN AMERICA.]
[MONMOUTH'S REBELLION OF 1685.]
Som's.
[Somerset.]
1ECEIPT for one hundred Prisoners to be transported
from Taunton by JOHN ROSE of London Merchant.
DANIELT. RUTTER
JEREMIAH POOLE
JOHN BAKER
ROBERT PEARCE
LEONARD STAPLE
EDWARD KENT
CHARLES BENNETT
JOHN PARSONS
JOHN GIBBS
JOHN BRYER
THOMAS GOOLD
JOHN HARTEY
WILLIAM PITTS
JAMES WEBB
NICHOLAS COLLINS jun r
RICHARD KING
EMANUELL MARCHANT
WILLIAM MARCHANT
JOHN SLADE
SAMUELL BOND
JOHN ROGERS
BERNARD LOVERIDGE
PERCIVALL Nowis
WILLIAM SAUNDERS
WILLIAM VEIYARD
HENRY CHAMBERS
THOMAS ROWSEWKI.L
MATHEW COOKK
JOHN CRANE
CHARLES BURRAGE
WILLIAM LEY
JOHN ROBINS
LUKE PORTER
THOMAS PREIST
CORNELIUS RADFORD.
PHILLIP CHEEKE
ROBERT EARLE
JOHN MOGRIDGE
HENRY RANDALL
JAMES MAYNARD
JOHN CULVERWEI.L
GEORGE TRUBBS
SYLVESTER LYDE
WILLIAM PHELPES
3 i6*
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
ELIAS LOCKBEARE
SYLVESTER POOI.K
THOMAS MOORE
LAWRENCE PREIST
WILLIAM GOULD
HENRY PRKIST
KNOCK GOULD
JOHN BENNETT
JOHN BAKER
SAMUELL MOUNTSTEIMIEN
THOMAS BUGLAR
STEPHEN JEFFREVES
JOHN MORSE
WILLIAM SCURRIER
JOHN ENGLAND
JACOD POWELL
JOHN GODSALL
JOHN ANDREWES
SAMUELL SWEETING
GEORGE ROWSELI,
EDWARD BELLAMY
WILLIAM CROSSE
JONAS BROWNE
JOHN CROSSE
CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT
THOMAS MEADE
JOHN NEEDES
THOMAS PITTS
ROBERT RICHARDS
CHRISTOPHER Row
MATHEW CRAKT jun r
RICHARD PEIRCY
JOHN MILLER
GEORGE SNOW
SAMUELL COLLINS
JOHN COCKRAM
JAMES COCKRAM
CHRISTOPHER HOBLYN
JOHN MARWOOD
JOHN TIMOTHY
THOMAS AUSTIN
MOSES OSBORNE
WALTER HUCKER
RANDALL BABINGTON
JOHN KNIGHT
JOB HUNT
WILLIAM WOODCOCKE
JOHN ADAMS
THOMAS POMFRETT
JAMES PATTEN
THOMAS BAM BURY
JAMES CLIFT
THOMAS CHAMBERLYNE
HUMFREY JUSTINE
ISACK DYER
RICHARD SYMONS
Receiued according to his Ma ties order the warrant from the Lord
Cheife Justice w th a Schedule therevnto annexed of one hundred persons
attainted of High Treason w ch are by JOHN ROSE Merch 1 to be trans-
ported into his Ma ties Island of Barbadoes or other his Ma ties plantacoas
[plantations] in America according to a Condicon of a Recognizance
entred into by me for that purpose In Wittncssc whereof I haue here-
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS. 3' 7
vnto put my hand this 12* day of October in the first yeare of his Ma tics
Raigne. Annoq, Dm' 1685
JOHN ROSE
Wittnesse herevnto
ROB 1 HYDE
GILES CLARKE.
M ROSE'S LIST*
jNUOICE of Sixty Eight Men Seruants Shipped on board Cap 11
CHARLES GARDNER in y e Jamaica Merchant for acco* of
M r JOHN ROSE & Comp a , they being to be Sold for ten Yeares theire
Names as followeth Viz:
Age .Trades
ISAACK DYER 25 year Comber
JAMES WEBB 18 Hosbanman
WILLIAM WOODCOKE 19 Comber
HUMPHRY JUSTIN 17 Ditto.
RICHARD PEARCEY 20 Ditto.
JAMES COCKRAM 21 Ditto.
DANIEL RUTTER 20 , SargeWeauer
JAMES CLIFT 20 Weauer
XOPHER HOLBIN 40 Ditto
THOMAS PITT 18 , Comber
JOHN TIMOTHY 29 Riben Veauer
ENOCH GOULD 15 , Wauer
JERIMIAH POOLE 30 , Clothier
WILLIAM SCURRIER 22 Weauer
EMANUEL MERCHANT 20 Plowman
EDWARD BELLAMY 27 Carpenter
JOHN GODSALL 27 Boucher
GEORGE ROUSELL 30 WoolleComber
* [It will be noticed that so far as names are concerned, this list is in large part a repetition
of that previously given.]
40*
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
Age
Trades
THOMAS GOULD
35 years
Tayler
LUKE PORTER
20
Showmakcr
JOHN MAGERIDGE
23
Weauer
JOHN CROSS
18
Plowman
JOHN ROGERS
38
Clothier
ROBERT RICHARDS
28
Tayler
JAMES MAYNARD
22
Plowman
ROBERT PEARCE
25
Clothier
NICHOLAS COLLINGS
2O
Weauer
JOHN GIBBS
19
Plowman
THOMAS MEADE ,
22
Glouer
RICHARD SIMONS
33
Weauer
JOHN COCKRAM
18
Comber
BERNARD LOUERIDGE
Sope boyler
ROBERT EARLE
24
Plowman
SAMUEL BOND
20
, Serge Weauer
PERCIFULL NOWES
23
Hatter
WILLIAM LEE
20
Plowman
WILLIAM PHILLIP
26
Plowman
SlLUESTER POOLE
24
Boucher
EDWARD KENT
19
i)
WILLIAM SANDERS
19
Clothier
CORNELIUS RADFORD
20
Weaer
CHARLES BURRAGE
27
Comber
JOBE HUNT
26
Carrier
LEONARD STAPLES
20
Plowman
JOHN SLADE
25
Sergeweauer
JONAS BROWNE
20
Plowman
JOHN BAKER
35
Sergeweauer
PHILLIP CHEEKE
16
Plowman
THOMAS PREIST ,
, 20
Sergeweauer
WILLIAM VERRYARD
17
Carpenter
MATHEW COOKE
21
Plowman
MATHEW CRAFT
19
Weauer
JOHN BAKER
27
Mason
LISTS OF CONVICTED XEBELS.
Age Trades
JOHN CHAMBERLIN 20 years Shoemaker
SILUESTER LYDE 27 Boucher
JOHN BRUER 25 , Mason
GEORGE tRUBBS 28 Plowman
WILLIAM PITTS 28
RICHARD KING 18
JOHN ANDREWS 27
JOHN MILLER 35
HENRY PREIST 22
GEORGE SNOW 19
ELIAS LOCKEBEAR 18
XTOPHER Row 34
HENRY CHAMBER 25
THOMAS AAUSTIN 27
Woollecomer
Plowman
Woollecomer
Plowman
Ditto
Commer
Tanner
Weauer
Woollcomer
Mercer
(in dor so) 9 Dec: 1685
The men whose names are conteined in the within written list are
Shipt upon the ace' of JOHN ROSE & company on board the Jam"
MercJf to be landed & disposed of in Barbados or in Jamaica :
JOHN ROSE
RECEIPT for one hundred
be sent to Barbudos*
Prisoners on M r NEPHO'S Acc to
Prisoners in Dorchester Goale to bee Transported
JOHN MEGGERIDGE
THOMAS QUICK
NICHOLAS SALTER
FRANCIS SMITH
RICHARD GREEN
W H MATHEWES
JOHN FACY
W M GREENWAY
RICHARD DANIEL
PETER KENT
CHRISTOPHER JEWELL
ABRAHAM THOMAS
* [There are three copies of this list, as well as the certificate given in p. 320, each differing
fh some points from the other. Important variations are mentioned in the footnotes ; the diffe-
rences in spelling, common at that time, I have not indicated. I have chosen as "copy "that
which appears, from the signatures, to have been the original document.]
4O* 2
3 i8*
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
JOHN BAKER
SAMUEL PINSON
ROBERT CLARKE
GEORGE EBDON
SAMUEL DOLEBEER
BENJAMIN WHICKER*
JOHN WHICKER
JOHN HITCHCOTT
THOMAS FORCEV
W ' GYLES
JOSEPH GAGE
ROBERT MULLENS
ROGER BRYANT
CHARLES BROUGHTON
RICHARD PARKER
JOHN HAYNE
JOHN CONNETT
BARNARDf LOWMAN
JOHN HEATHFEILD
EDWARD VENN
RICHARD PINE
THOMAS PESTER} [not found there
and so not deliuered to me]
JOHN SAM
HENRY SIMES
W" DEALE
W M HAYNES
THOMAS FRANKLYN |
W M GUPPY
AZARIAS PINNEY j \vittnesse*r
JOHN BOVETT
ROBERT SANDY
THOMAS DOLLING
EDWARD MARSH
JOHN EASEMOND
JOHN VINCENT
ALLEN ENGLAND
ROBERT VATER"
JOHN PREW
OLIVER HOBBS
PHILIP Cox
PETER TTCKIN**
WM CLARKE
WALTER OSBORNF.
RICHARD HOARE
ROBERT FOANE
DANIELL PARKER
P r tf BAGWELL
* [Thus in two lists ; WHITKER in one.] t [BERNARD in the other two Hats.]
J [In two copies of this list he is called LESTER : in this list it was first so written, and then
altered to a P. The bracketed words are found only in one of the copies.
[In one copy clearly written SUNES.]
|| FRANCLYON in one of the copies ; FRANCKLYN in the other.
IF In both the copies MALACHI MALLOCKE'S name is left unerased : one differs from the
original only in using the word "evidences " instead of " witnesses." The other reads thus :
MALACHI MALLOCKE taken out of my custody for a wittnes
AZARIAS PINNEY sent away to Bristol!.
This explains why MALLOCKE'S name is erased; for PINNEY, see the letter in note *, p. 320.]
** [Written thus in two lists ; TINKIN in one.]
tt [PETER in two lists.]
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
Prisoners in Exeter Goale to bee transported
ABRAHAM HUNT
CHRISTOPHER COOPER
EDMUND* BOVETT
JOHN FOLLETT
PETER BIRD
JOHN KEMPLYNf
WALTER TEAPE
Prisoners att
JOHN JOLIFFK
ROBERT PEIRCF.
JOHN DODDS
HENRY PITTMAN
NATHANIEL BEATON
PETER! CORDYLION
W M BIGGS
W M PUTTMAN
JOHN COOKE
JOHN HARCOMBE
JOHN COLLINS
NATHANIEL STANDERWICK||
RICHARD DYKE
JOHN DENHAM
ABRAHAM GOonF.N
JOHN MEAD
JOHN BRICE f
Wells to bee Transported
ANDREW HOLCOMBP:
JOHN HOOPER**
THOMAS VENNER
LAWRENCE CASWELL
THOMAS CHYN
SAMUEL WEAVER
ROBERT BATT
JOHN HOOPER**
JOHN GOALD
JOHN COOKE
JOHN JOHNSON
JOHN WILLIS
RICHARD NASH ats LYI.LANT
JOHN FOOT
JOHN REEVES
JOHN GILL juii
Reed according to his Ma tie3 direccons y e Warr' from y e LORD CHEIFE
JUSTICE \v th a Schedule thereunto annexed of one hundred psons
attainted of High Treason w cl) are by JERO.M NEPHO to bee transported
into some of His Majesties Planta"cons in America according to a Con-
dicon of a Recognizance entred into by me for that purpose In witnes
* [Thus in two lists ; EDMOND in one.] f [SCAMTLYN in the two other lists.]
J [PETARD in one list.] [Thus in two lists ; HRIGGS in one.]
|| [SANDERWICK in one of the two copies ; SANDERWICKE in the other.]
I [Thus in two lists. PRICE in the other.]
** [Thus repeated in the original and other lists.]
3 2o LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
whereof I have hereunto putt my hand this six Twentieth day of Sep-
tember In the first yeare of his now Majesties reigne Anoq, Dni 1685
GEORGE PENNE
Witness CHARLES WHITE
ROB T HYDE
SAM 1 - GEE*
CERTIFICATE of M r NEPHo's Prisoners Landed at Barbados, f
LIST of the Convicted Rebells put on Board the Betty of London
at the Port of Waymouth in the County of Dorsett, JAMES MAY
Comander, and is according to Bill of Ladeing by him signed bound for
the Island of Barbados, Uiz'-
JOHN WHICKER
BENJAMIN WHICKER
ROGER BRYANT
PETER BAGWELL
ABRAHAM THOMAS
JOHN BAKER
* [At the end of one of the copies the following is written :
Those men are to bee transported to Barbados.
CEO; PENNE
That same IM is preceded by the following letter :
Mr NEPHO'S Acc< of Prisoners
S'
Where as you haue signified to me that you are ordered to giue me an exact Ace" of y hundred Rebell-
ter one wounded man by name EDMUND BOVETT now Remaining In Exeter Goale, and three and thirty
at Ilchester besides AZARIAS PINNF.Y who was sent in Custody to Bristol! to be transported who it will be
made appeare upon y e Return of my Express sent for that purpose hath been shipd for some one of his
Ma'" Plantacions according to his Ma tes order, of y e Rest I haue here annexed an exact List and expect
with in feue daies by my afore-mentioned messenger the Cirtificat there of I am
?it Oct. 85. [ y p humble Seruant
GEORGE PENNE
The men that are to bee transported as in the list annexed, are to bee Sentt in the Ship
Rctmti, the Commander is Cap' JAMES MAY:wittness my hand GEORGE PENNE.
It will be observed that the ship in which the men sailed is called the Betty, in the certificate
given above.
t [There is another copy of this list an " Invoyce" of the prisoners made out before they
f-tarted for the Barbadoes. The following are all the important differences in spelling of names
&c., as given by it and in the above-printed list. See list for the corresponding numbers.
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
3'9*
WILLIAM" BIGGS
JOHN FOOT
JOHN DODDS
RICHARD PARKER
THOMAS QUICKE
NICHOLAS SALTEK
EDWARD VENN
JOSEPH GAICH
SAMUELL PINSON
PETER KENT
CHRISTOPHER JEWELL
FRANCIS SMITH
JOHN UINCENT
JOHN EASTMOND
PHILLIP Cox
JOHN REEUES
ROBERT MULLENS
JOHN CONNET (i)
JOHN FACEY
JOHN HAYNE
THOMAS FRANCKLYN
DANIELL PARKER
JOHN HEATCHFEILD (2)
JOHN MOGERIDGE
ABRAHAM HUNT
WILLIAM CLARKE
JOHN SAM
ROBERT VAWTER.
WILLIAM MADDER.
JOHN FOLLETT
JOHN COLLINS
JOHN COOKE(S)
WILLIAM GREENWAY
WILLIAM GUPPY
ALLEN ENGLAND
EDWARD HOARE^)
RICHARD DANIELL
LAWRENCE CASWELL
RICHARD PINE
SAMUELL DOLBEARE
ROBERT CLARKE
ROBERT PEARE (5)
OLIVER HOBES (e)
RICHARD GREEN
JOHN WILLIS
ROBERT SANDY
THOMAS PESTOR
THOMAS VENNER
WILLIAM HAYNE
JOHN HITCHCOCK
WILLIAM GYLES
CHARLS BRAGHTON (7)
JOHN KEMPLIN(S)
PETER BIRD
RICHARD NASH
ANDREW HAULKON (9)
THOMAS FORCY
CHRISTOPHER COOPER
JOHN HILL (10)
JOHN HARCOMB
PETER CORDELON (n)
JOHN BOVETT
HENRY SIMS
WILLIAM DALE (12)
(') CUNNET.
( s ) HEATHFEILD.
(?) COCKE.
(*) RICHARD HOARE.
(') PEARCE.
() HOBBS.
(') BROUGHTON.
( 8 ) KAMPLINN.
( B ) HAWLKOM,
( 10 ) GILL.
(") PETARDCORDELION.
C 2 ) DEALE.
3 20
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
NATHANIELL STANDERWICK (la)
THOMAS DOLLEN
ABRAHAM GOUEN
EDWARD BOVETT(U)
EDWARD MARSH
JOHN PREW
ROBERT FAWN (15)
SAMUELL WEAVER
HENRY PITMAN
WILLIAM PITMAN
and one Servant woman by name
SUSANNAH TOLEMAN (ie)
The Bill of mortallity of the said Rebells that dyed Since they were
reced on Board and were thrown over board out of the said Ship are
these uiz. December the sixteenth THOMAS VENNER, Seaventeenth
W M GUPPY, Eighteenth JOHN WILLIS, Nineteenth EDWARD VENN, the
same day PHILLIP Cox one and Twentieth ROBERT VAWTER, Five and
Twentieth WGREENWAY Jannuary the First PETER BIRD, Witnessed
by the Comander, March' and officers of the said Ship this Eighth day
of Janu'y 1685*
JOHN MAY
JOHN PENNE
JOHN MADDISON
GABRIEL WHITHORN
MALCUM FRASER
Barbados.
By the Rt HonWe the Leiut Gouernor
CAPTAINE JAMES MAY Comander of the ship Betty, JOHN'
PENNE March' JN MADDISON Mate, GABRIELL WIIITHORN Boats-
wain & MALCUM FRASER Dcor of s* Shipp, personally appeared before
mee and made oath on the Holly Evangelists of Allmighty God, that
the within servants or Convicted Rebells by the said MAY taken in at
the Port of Waymouth in the County of Dorsett, are the very same
Convicted Rebells that were delivered to, and by the said MAY brought
in the said Ship to this Island, and that they were all of them here
( 13 ) STANDERICK.
( 14 ) EDMUND. ( 15 ) FO\VNE.
* [1685-6.]
( lc ) SUSAN DOLEMAN.
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS. 321
landed and delivered to m' CHARLS THOMAS and Company Factors to
JEROM NEPHO or his assignes Except Eight of them w cl > dyed on
board the said ship in the voyage, and buried in the sea, whose names
are mentioned in the within Bill of Mortallity. Giuen vnder my hand
the 8 th day of Jannuary 1685*
A true Coppy attested this
Ninethdayof Janu'y 1685* EDWYN STEDE
JN WHETSTONE Depty Secrty
Warr for Delivery of Rebells convict to M 1 NEPHO.
AUG T S'
Whereas the several! persons whose names are conteyned in
a Schedule hereunto annexed remaine now in yo' custody being
attainted of high Treason for leavying Warr against his Sacred
Ma tie vnder the late Duke of Monmouth, before mee and other
his Ma lies Justices of Oyer and Terminer for this Westerne
Circuit ; And whereas his Ma tie has been pleased to signifie to
mee, his Royall pleasure of his gratious intentions to extend
his mercy to the s d persons, and to pardon them their lives
vpon Condjcon of Transportation into Some of his Ma ties Plan-
tacons beyond the Seas And for that purpose the said persons
should bee delivered to JEROME NEPHO or Order, he haveing
allready pursuant to his Ma ties Comands entred into a Recogni-
zance for their safe and speedy transportacon into his s (1 Ma ties
Jeffreys Plantations beyond the Seas according to his Royall directions,
and is alsoe obliedged to discharge you and all yo' Officers &
Ministers from further trouble and the Country from further
charge, relateing to the said persons within tenn dayes after the
date of these p'sents, and upon such other Conditions as his
Ma tie has required.
These are therefore in his Ma tie s name to will and require you forth-
w' h vpon sight hereof to deliver unto the said JEROME NEPHO or his
* [1685-6.]
4'
322 LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
Order the said severall persons in the s d Schedule named, in order to
their Transportacon as aforesaid, and you are hereby directed to take a
receipt from the person or persons to whome you shall deliver the said
Prisoners Pursuant to this Order of the Receipt of them, and for soe
doeing this shall bee yo' Warrant Giuen vnder my hand and scale this
p'sent 25* day of September, in the first yeare of the Reigne of our
Soveraigne Lord King James &c Annoq, Dfii 1685.
To the High Sherriffs of the Counties of Dorsett
Devon and Somersett, & to his f their
Deputies & all other Officers whome these
may concerne.
A true Coppy attested this
9 th day of Jannuary 1685
JNo WHETSTONE Dep'ySecr'y
[BARBADOES.]
LIST* of Seaventy two Rebells by his Maty 65 Mercy granted to
GEROME NEPHO to bee transported to this Island by the Betty
JAMES MAY Master received by CHARLS THOMAS and JOHN PENNE,
by order of GEORGE PENNE Esq' being the order of JEROM NEPHO
Masters. Rebells
WILLIAM BIGGS
WILLIAM HAYNE
RICHARD WALTERS WnjJAM
MICHAELL CHILD.
EDMOND BOVETT
SAMUELL WEAVER
ROBERT MULLINS
WILLIAM GILES
DANIELL PARKER
JOHN FACEY
* [The names of the "Rebels" in this List have been given in " A Receipt for 100 Prisoners
en Mr. Nepho's Account" on page 317"; but it was deemed advisable to print the following
second list, made on their arrival in the Barbadoes, because of its including the names of th e
Masters to whom they were sold. The variations in the orthography of names have been already
referred to.]
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
3 2 3
Masters.
THOMAS GIBBS ..
RICHARD CHEESMAN
Cap" 1 JOHN SUTTON
Cap" 1 ROBERT HARISON
WILLIAM CHESTER Esq'
Cap'" JOHN GIBBS.
NICHOLAS MAYNARD
JOHN SMART
JOHN CHACE
THOMAS BERRESFORD
THOMAS PEARCE
PETER FLEWILLING ,
REBECCA BEAL
Rebells
JOHN EASMAN
HENRY SIMS
JOHN COLLINS
JOSEPH GAICH
JOHN FOLLETT
THOMAS DOLLEN
LAWRENCE CASEWELL
JOHN FOOT
RICHARD PINE
PETER BAGWELL
JOHN HEATHFEILD
JOHN HERCOMBE
JOHN REEVES
JOHN DODDS
RICHARD PARKER
EDWARD MARSH
JOHN SAMS
NATHANIELL STANDERICKE
THOMAS FRANKLYN
JOHN COOKE
ROBERT CLARKE
ANDREW HAUKOM
JOHN PREW
SAMUELL PINSON
JOHN GILL
CHRISTOPHER JEWELL
RICHARD NASH
THOMAS PESTOR
41 2
324
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
Muten
BARNABAS CHATER
L,t Collo 11 RICHARD VINTER
THOMAS HOLEMAN .
WILLIAM MARCHANT
JOHN SHAHANY ,
RALPH LANE .
Collo 11 JOHN WATERMAN.,
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS
MATHEW CHAPMAN
THOMAS PROTHEES
THOMAS AUSTIN
ELIZABETH FOSTER
THOMAS LINTON
JOHN GOLDINGHAM
Cap tn JOHN KING
DANIELL DEUSBURY ....
Maj r GEORGE BUSHELL .
EDWARD HENLEY
Rebells
BENJAMINE WHICKER
JOHN HAYNES
THOMAS FAUCEY
ROBERT PEIRCE
SAMUELL DOLBEARE
JOHN CONNETT
OLIVER HOBBS
ROBERT FOANE
NICHOLAS SALTER
ABRAHAM THOMAS
THOMAS QUICKE
JOHN BAKER
WILLIAM CLARKE
ALLEN ENGLAND
RICHARD GREEN
RICHARD HOARE
PETER KENT
JOHN HITCHCOCKE
JOHN MOGERIDGE
ROGER BRYANT
ROBERT SANDY
JOHN VINCENT
CHARLS BRAUGHTON
FRANCIS SMITH
ABRAHAM HUNT
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
325
Masters
RICHARD SCOTT
JOHN JACKMAN...
CIIARLS THOMAS and Company ..
ROBERT liisnopp
HESTER FOSTER
Rebells
ABRAHAM GODDING
PETTARD CORDELION
JOHN WHICKER
CHRISTOPHER COOPER
JOHN BOVETT
RICHARD DANIELL
HENRY PITMAN
WILLIAM PITTMAN
JOHN KEMPLIN
W M MADER dead
CERTIFICATE of the Disposall of the Rebells sent by
M r NEPHO.
Barbados'
By the R' Hon' b| e the Leiu 1 Gouernor.
M' CHARLS THOMAS and m' JOHN PENNY Factors for JEROME
NEPHO Esq r to whom the within Convicted Rebells menconed in this
List were consigned, personally appeared before mee and made oath on
the Holy Evangelists of Almighty God, that the said Rebells were de-
livered them out of the ship Betty of London, whereof JAMES MAY is
Comander, and were all of them by the said THOMAS and PENNY, Sold
and disposed of here to the Seuerall persons menconed in the Said List,
Except one of the said Rebells by name WILLIAM MADDER that dyed
on Shoar Since the Arriveall of the said Ship Giuen vnder my hand the
First day of February 1685*
EDWYN STEDE
A true Coppy attested this )
Second day of February 1685* )
JNo WHETSTONE Dep'y Secrty
* [1685-6.]
326
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
|R WILLIAM BOOTH'S Receipt for the Prisoners within men-
con'd on the Account of JAMES KENDALL Esq r - to be sent to
Barbados*
Prisoners in DorcJiester Gaole to bee Transported
EDWARD LUTHER (i)
JOHN DOWNE
BENJ: CROWE
THOMAS BENNETT
JOHN FISHER
JOHN MANNING
ROBERT LuMBARD(2)
W M WADFORD(S)
RICHARD KEECH(4)
GEORGE PLUMLEY
THOMAS ALLEN
JOHN REASON
JOHN SPEERING
MATHEW PORTER
ROBERT SPURWAY(5)
JOHN EDWARDS
JOHN HARDIMAN
BARNARD BRYANT
JOHN MINIFIED)
JOHN WniTE(7)
JAMES POMEROY(S)
ROBERT SHALE(9)
THOMAS HOARE
PETER Row
JOHN LOVERIDGE
ELIAS STEPHENS(IO)
JOHN BRIDLE
THOMAS PARSONS(II)
NICHOLAS PALMER
THOMAS WILLIAMS
MATHEW HuTCHiNS(i2)
NICHOLAS SMITH
EMANUELL COLLINS
ROGER HOBBS(IS)
JOHN GAY(H)
JOSEPH HALLETT(l5)
NATHANIEL WEBBER(ie)
EDWARD MoRETON(i7)
JAMES SALTER
WILLIAM LovERiDGE(i8)
AMBROSE ASHFORD
ROGER FRENCH(rg)
NICHOLAS WARREN(20)
WILLIAM WiLLs(2i)
* [There is an " attested copy" of this Receipt, in which the following (see references after
the names in list) are the more important alterations in spelling, &c. :
(') LUTTER. ( 8 ) POMREY. (") Left out.
( ! ) LUMBERD.
( 3 ) MADFORD.
( 4 ) KEATCH.
( s ) Sl'URNAY.
() Left out.
( 7 ) WITTE.
POMREY.
() Left out.
( 10 ) STEVENS.
(") PASSENS.
(") HUGHENS.
( l ) HOBES.
(") GUY.
(') WHEELER.
( I7 ) MORTEN.
(') Left out.
(") Left out.
( M ) Left out.
(") WILLIAMS.
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
327
JOHN PRYOR
W M TUCKER
W M BROWNE
SAMUEL LAWRENCE
JOHN HUTCHINS(22)
W M CLARKE
JOHN BROWNE
ROBERT BURRIDGE
HENRY TUCKER
THOMAS BURRIDGE
JOHN ALLAMBRIDGE(23)
THOMAS CORNELIUS
HUMPHRY MOLETON
EDWARD WiLLMorr(24)
W" WlLLIAMS(25)
THOMAS MARSHALL
RICHARD PAUL
JOSEPH PAUL
HUGH WlLLMOTT(26)
JOHN JOHNSON
RICHARD ALLENS
JOHN PITTS
STEPHEN GAMMAGE(27)
ANDREW RAPSON
W* COZEN s(28)
THOMAS TOWNESEND
JASPER DYAMOND(29)
THOMAS GREGORY
JOHN ALLEN(SO)
ROBERT HELLYER(SI)
THOMAS ALLEN(32)
THOMAS BEST
THOMAS HELLYER(SI)
JOHN LONG
W BENNETT(32)
JOHN MARKES(32)
JOHN MITCHELL
JOHN MADDERS
THOMAS HALLETT
JOHN ALSTON
GEORGE MACY
JOHN PlNNEY(33)
CHARLES STRONG
W M FOODE(34)
W M SAUNDERS
JAMES SPENCERS)
JOHN WILSON
EDWARD ADAMS
JOHN ADAMS
ARTHUR LUSHES)
JOHN HUTCHINS(37)
THOMAS BOVETT
JOHN TRUREN(38)
JAMES FOWLER
JOHN WniTE(39)
FRANCIS LANGBRIDGE
( w ) HUGENS.
( M ) ALIMBRIDGE.
(") WlLLMATT.
() WILLS.
(**) WlLLMATT.
(") GAMIDGE.
( M ) COUSSENS.
( w ) DlMAND.
( 80 ) ALLENS.
(") HILI.IER, and THOMAS'S
name is twice given
( m ) Left out.
( 33 ) PENNY.
(") Ltftout.
( M ) JOHN SPENCE.
( M ) LUCH.
( 37 ) HUGENS.
( M ) Left out.
( S9 ) WITTES.]
328 LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
Reed according to his Majesties direccons the Warr' from- the LORD
CHEIKE JUSTICE w ltl a Schedule thereunto annexed of One hundred
persons attainted of High Treason w dl are by JAMES KENDALL Esq r to
bee transported into his Majesties Island of Barbadoes or other his
Majesties Plantacons in America according to a Condicon of a Recogni-
zance entred into by me for that purpose In witnes whereof I have
hereunto putt my hand this Five and twentieth day of September In the
first yeare of his now Majesties reignc Anoq, Dni 1685
WILL: BOOTH
Wittness herevnto
SAM: GEE
ROBT: HYDE*
CERTIFICAT of the Disposal! of CAPTAIN KENDALLS
Rebells.
| ARE ADOS. A List of Ninety Rcbclls by the Happy Retitrnc of
Pool Cap'" ROGER WADIIAM Comander, with the Names of
their Masters to whom they were disposed to, by the Hon' ble Collo" JOHN
HALLETT and Company for acco' of S r WILLIAM BOOTH and Cap tn
JAMES KENDALL, December i68st
Servants Names Masters Names
BENJAMIN CROW
J HN GuY Lcollo" JOHN HALLETT
JOHN ALSTONS
WILLIAM BROWN:
EDWARD WILLMOTT PETER FLEWELLIN
RICHARD ALLEN WILLIAM LEWGAR Esq r -
JOHN BROWN BENJAMIN BIRD
[The attested copy (dated Jan. 9, 1685 [1685-6]) states that the prisoners were put on
hoard the Happy Keturue, at Weymouth, in Portland Road, ROGER WADHAM Commander, &c.
They were delivered to Mr. JOHN BROWNE and Company, Factors for Sir WILLIAM BOOTH,
Knt., at the Barbadoes.]
t [It will be noticed thru the same names are in some cases very differently spelt in this and
the preceding list.]
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS. 329
Servants Names Masters Names
ELIAS STEVENS Cap" 1 JOHN STEWART
WILLIAM CLARKE ~i
WILLIAM WILLS
LCap* W M MARSHALL
JAMES POMREY I
EDWARD MORTON ... J
JAMES SALTER AGNIS FENTON
JOHN EDWARDS Cap," MATHEW HAVILAND
JAMES FOWLER 1
THOMAS CORNELIUS rColloii JOHN FARMER
ROBERT SPURWEY I
THOMAS TOUXSEND .
JOHN HUGENS I Cap"> TOBIAS FRERE
NATHANIELL WEBBER
JOHN LOVERIDGE } WILLIAM WEAVER
JOHN SPEERING Maj r GEORGE LILLINGTON
THOMAS H ALLETT Collo" SAM LL TITCOMB
JASPER DIAMOND RICHARD HARWOOD Esq r .
WILLIAM WILLIAMS >
ROBERT BURRIDGE j Majr JOHN JOHNSON
PETER Row ^
FRANCIS LAUGHBRIDGE | HESTER FOSTER
JOHN WILSON STEPHEN GIBBS
NICHOLAS SMITH HUGH WILLIAMS
W M CossENs RALPH FRETWELL
JOHN ADAMS
. JAMES THORPE
EDWARD ADAMS j
THOMAS BOVETT PHILLIP FOUSIIER
THOMAS ALLEN
ROBERT HELLIER
SAMUELL LAWRENCE
JOHN PITTS
THOMAS HELLIER
JOHN FISHER ^ Collo" RICHARD WILLIAMS
JOHN ALAMBRIDGE
4 2
330
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
RICHARD LTNTOTT
Servants Names Masters Names
THOMAS HOAR
ARTHUR LUSH
JOHN PRIOR
JOHN LONG j
WILLIAM MADFORD
THOMAS ALLEN
RICHARD KEATCH
W T LLIAM TUCKER
STEPHEN GAMADGE
JOHN WHITE
JOHN MADDERS
EMANUELL COLLINS
MATHER PORTER "1
GEORGE PLUMLEY I NICHOLAS PRIDEAUX
THOMAS WILLIAMS f
JOHN MANNING J
JOHN JOHNSON
ANDREW RAPSON I
THOMAS BURRIDGE J-JOHN HETHERSELL Esq'
THOMAS BENNETT
HENRY TUCKER
BARNARD BRYANT*
THOMAS BEST
THOMAS MARSHALL MOHN BURSTON
HUGH WILLMATT
JOHN BRIDLE J
JOHN HARDEMAN JOHN How
NICHOLAS PALMER
JOHN PENNY 5
CHARLS STRONG
EDWARD LUTHER
WILLIAM SANDERS
THOMAS REASON
j
\ Cap tn GEO: TERWIGHT
Collo 11 JNO; SAMPSON.
* [The "brace" against this and the four following names is not in the original.]
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS. 331
Servants Names Masters
JOHN MlTTCHELL
THOMAS PARSONS
JAMES SPENCE
JOHN ALLIN
Cap" 1 JN U PAKNELL
JOSEPH PAUL
THOMAS GREGORY
RICHARD PAUL
JOHN HUTCHINS JOHN HAYWOOD
MATHEW H UTCHINS THOMAS H AYSE
HUMPHRY MOULTON \
AMBROSE ASHFORD >- Cap'" WALTER SCOT
GEORGE MASEY >
ROGER HOBES Cap'" ROBERT H ARRISSON
JOHN DOWNE STEPHEN DEVORAX
JOHNWlTTE -I _
1, T v- RICHARD ADAMSON
ROBERT LAMBERT j
Barbados,
By the R* Hon'We the L l Gouernor.
M' JOHN BROWNE one of the Factors for s r W M BOOTH Kt to
whom the aboue and within Convicted Rebells menconed in this List
were consigned personal/ appeared before mee and made oath on th e
Holy Evangelists of Allmighty God that they were delivered him and
Company, out of the ship Happy Returne of Pool, ROGER WADHAM
Comander, and were all of them by him and Company sold and disposed
of here to the severall persons menconed in the said List, Giuen vnder
my hand the 8 th day of Janu'y 1685*
EDWYN STEDE
A true Coppy Attested this >
Nineth day of Janu'y 1685* /
JNo : WHETSTONE Dep'ySecrty
* [1685-6.]
42 2
332 LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
IK WILL: BOOTH'S LIST of Prisoners sent to Barbados.*
Suitunersctt. S/iirc.
Witt: DREW of Bridgwater
JOHN SEAMER of Chilton
WILLIAM SMITH of Road
WILLIAM HALL of Cheard
JUSTINEAN GUPPY of Tanton (i_)
GEORGE CARROW of Bridgwater
THOMAS DENNIS of Bridgwater
AMBROSS WINTER of West Buckland
THOMAS GALHAMTON^) of West Zoyland
WILLIAM DAW of Tanton
HENRY GIBBONS of Tanton
ROB: EASTON of Tanton
GEORGE MICELL of Bridgwater
DANIEL PuMREY(3) of Tanton.
EDWARD COUNSELI. of Allerton
JOHN. WALL of Bridgwater
JOHN LEAKER(4) of Hunspill [Huutspill]
EDWARD VILDY of Tanton
ROBERT TEAPE of Bridgwater
JOSEPH WICKHAM of Burnam
JEREMIAH ATKINS of Tanton
SAMUEL BOONE of Tanton
JOHN BUSTON of Milverton
JOHN WALTERS of Tanton
ROB: SEASE of Tanton (5)
GEORGE MULLINS of Tanton
THOMAS BROCKE of Tanton
* [In an "attested copy " the under-named differences of spelling of names occur (see the
reference numbers) :
(') JUZTIPHER GUPPV. ( 3 ) JUMREV. ( 3 ) SEARS.
(*) GILHAMTON. ( 4 ) LEAKE.
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS. 333
ROB: SEAMAN of Tanton
LAURANCE HUSSEY of Wellington
Wilt. TIVERTON of Bridgwatcr
GEORGE WARREN of Milverton
ROB: COWARD of Road
JOHN CHAPPELL of Petherton
WILL: BURROW'S of Corfe ()
Witt: HAYNES of Beckington
GEORGE KEELE of Chilton (e)
STEPHEN RODEWAY (7) of Promt
HENRY QUANT of Tanton
WILL: MEAD of Bridgwater
THOMAS GAM AGE of Tanton
JAMES BAKER of Milverton
HUMPHERY POPE of Tanton
JOHN WARRIN of Milverton
JOSEPH VINICOTT(S) ot Bridg Water
HENRY MIRE of Bridgwater
JOHN HARRIS of Hunspill
FRANCIS CAME of Hunspill
RICHARD STEPHENS(O) of North Carre
GEORGE NOWELL of Tanton
MORRIS FUSSE of Milverton
JAMES HILLMAN of Milverton
JOHN STOODLY of Trent
Wift: BARNARD of Hust
BARTHOLOMEW RANDALL (10) of West Coter
JOHN RODGERS (n) of Mackington
ROB: MITCHELL of Illton
JONAS CROSSE of Cullington
RICHARD ALLIN of Creech
THOMAS MIDLETON of Tanton
() Left out. ( 9 ) STEVENS.
(') RODWAY. ( 10 ) RENDELL.
( 8 ) VINCOTT. ( u ) ROGERS.
334 LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
RICHARD BICKHAM (1-2) of Dosin
JOHN BUDGE of Cheard
ROBART PAUL of Illton
OSMOND READ (is) of Tanton
JOHN BURGES of Tanton
WILLIAM PARKER of Tanton
JOHN FARMER of Tanton
ABRAHAM POLLARD of Cheard
Devon Shire
TIMOTHY HAWKER of Thorn Combe
JOHN MITCHILL of Thorn Come
JOHN BAGG of Thorncome
WILLIAM SMITH jun: of Vpportre [Uppottery]
MICELL POWELL of Neath Glomorging
WILLIAM WALTER'S of Membery
HUMPHERY TRUMP of West Sanford
JOHN BARTLETT of Pitmisser
JOHN CHILCOT (14) of Tiverton.
WILLIAM HARVEY of Memre
WILLIAM HUTCHINGS (15) of Vpportre
JOHN SMITH of Hunington
JOHN CLODE of Vppertre
JOHN CANTLEBURY of Sanford Pefrin
RICHARD WADHAM of Froome
WILLIAM WOOLRIDGE of Tiverton
SIMON POOLE of Bemister
WILLIAM COMBE of Broad Winser
RICHARD EDGAR of Mosterton.
Witt: PHIPPIN (ie) of High Church
JOHN GALE (17) of Coscam
C 2 ) BRICKHAM. ( I5 ) HUTCHINS.
( ls ) SYMOND REID. (") SHIPPIN.
( 14 ) CHILLICOTT. ( ir ) JOSEPH GAM..
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS. 335
THOMAS MATTHEWS of Chiddicke
JOHN KEELE of Chilton
Put on board the John friggct cap WILL: STOKES comand r ninty
Prisonners consined for the burbadous dated at Dorchester oc br the
24 1685
WILL: BOOTH
Shipt at Bristoll
Barbados *
By the Right Hon ble the Leiv' Governo':
JOHN ROGERS Cheife Mate, and WILLIAM ALEXANDER Second
Mate of the Ship John Friggott of Bristoll, whereof WILLIAM STOAKES
deceased was lately Master, personally appeared before mee, and made
Oath on the holy Evangelist of Almighty God, that the above convicted
Rebells by the sd STOAKES taken in att the Port of Bristoll, are the
very same Rebells, that were delivered to, and by the said STOAKES
brought in the said Shipp to this Island, and that they were all of them
here landed, and delivered to M' JOHN BROWNE and Company Factors
for S' WILLIAM BOOTH Kn< except JOSEPH WICKHAM who dyed on
board the said Shipp in Kingroad, and was from thence carryed on
Shoare in the Port of Bristoll and there buryed, as alsoe twelve more of
them which dyed on board the said Shipp on the voyage and were buryed
in the Sea, whose names are as followeth viz' JUSTIPHER GUPPY, THOMAS
GILHAMPTON, GEORGE MICELL, EDWARD COUNCELL, GEORGE KEALE,
WILLIAM SMITH jun'. WILLIAM HUTCHINS, SYMON POOLE, W M MEAD
FRANCIS CAME JONAS CROSS and ROBERT PAUL Given under my
hand this 28 th day of January i685.f
EDWYN STEDE
A true Coppy Attested this -j
First day of February i68sf J
JNo WHETSTONE Dep'y Secr'7
* [This certificate, as will be seen from its ending, is taken from the attested copy.
t [1685-6.]
336
LISTS OF CONVICTED XEBELS.
list of seaventy seaven Convicted Rebells by the John Friggat of
Bristoll Cap" 1 W M STOAKS Comander Imported this Island are
all the very same Rebells that was taken on board the said ship at the
Port of Bristoll, Except thirteen of them that dyed before the Arriveall,
and one since the arriveall of the said ship to this Island:
Masters
Capt n WALTER SCOTT
J N O & W M HOLDER
Rebelh
f JOHN LEAKE
EDWARD VILDV
ROBERT EASTON
JOHN STOODLY
RICHARD BICKIIAM
THOMAS DEXXIS
GEORGE CARROW
WILLIAM SMITH jun'
JOHN BARTLETT
ROBERT MITCHELL
MICIIAELL POWELL
HENRY QUANT
JOHN FARMER
IRICIIARD ALLEN
JOHN WALL
AMBROSE WINTER
JOHN CANTLEBUKY
RICHARD EDGAR
RICHARD STEVENS
WTlVERTON.
-THOMAS GAM ADC E
ROBERT COWARD
GEORGE WARREN
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
337
Masters
ANN GALLOP
Rebells
JOHN WALTERS
STEPHEN RODWAY
GEORGE NOWELL
JOHN WARRIN
JOHN BURGIS
WILLIAM PARKER
JOHN CHILCOTT
GEORGE SEAMAN
Collo 11 JOHN FARMER ............... JOHN SEAMAR
/-WILLIAM HAYNES
HENRY QUINTYNE Esqr ........... J ROBERT SEASE
( JOHN BAGG
SAMUELL SMART ..................... WILT. JAM PHUWN
,. WILLIAM BURROWES
WILLIAM DREW
HUMPHRY POPE
JOHN BUSTON . J J OHN CLOOD
JOHN GALE
OSMAN READ
WILLIAM COOMB
BUDGE
Collo'iJOHN HALLETT ............... r HUMPHRY TRUMPE
\THOMAS BROCKE
W M HECTROP ...................... GEORGE MULLINS
, /-THOMAS Mi DDLETON
RICHARD HARWOOD Esq> ......... JAMES HILMAN
' JOHN SMITH
43
338 LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
Masters Rebells
'TIMOTHY HAWKER
fi
JOHN MITCHELL
Collo" JOHN SAMPSON ^ RICHARD WADHAM
W M BARNARD
ES
BARTHOLOMEW RANDALL
DC-5FBATTYN \
I MORRIS Fuss
Dcor JOHN SPRINGIIAM HENRY GIBBONS
JOHN ALCHORNE THOMAS MATHEWS
OTHNIELL HAGGAT JOHN BUSTON
JOHN SUMERS JOSEPH VINICOTT
SILUS MARCHANT WILLIAM HALL
Major JOHNSON JOHN RODGERS
JOHN HETHERSELL Esq r JOHN HARRIS
HUGH WILLIAMS ROBERT TEAP
WILLIAM ALLAMBY JOHN CHAPPELL
JOHN DENNEK DANIELL POMRE
THOMAS BURKE WILLIAM HARVEY
WILLIAM SLOGRAVE LAWRENCE HUSSE
SAMUELL WARNER WILLIAM WALTERS
ANTHONY PALMER WILLIAM DAW
WILLIAM MARCH T ABRAHAM POLLARD
LISTS Of CONVICTED REBELS. 339
Masters Rebells
( JEREMIA ATKINS
JOHN BROWNE J SAMUELL BOON
( WILLIAM WOOLRHJGE
JOHN KEAL Dead
Barbados
By the R l Hon' ble the Leiu' Gowernor.
M r JOHN BROWNE one of the Factors for S r WILLIAM BOOTH
K' to whom the within convicted Rebells menconed in this List were
consigned ; and m' DANIELI. RICHARDSON personally appeared before
nice and made oath on the Holy Evangelists of Allmighty God, that the
said Rebells were delivered him the said JOHN BROWNE and Company
out of the ship John Friggat of Bristoll, whereof WILLIAM STOAKS
deceased was lately Master, and were all of them by him the said
BROWNE and Company sold and disposed of here to the seuerall
persons menconed in the said List, Except one of the said Rebells
by name JOHN KEALE that dyed on shoar Since the arriveall of the
said Ship Giuen vnder my hand the ag" 1 Jann'y: 1685
EDWYN STEDE
A true Coppy Attested this 1
First day of February 1685 )
JN WHETSTONE Dep'y Sccr'y
IK WILLIAM BOOTH'S Receipt for the Prisoners within men-
con'd
Att ilie Bride-Lvell at Tannton
RICHARD STEVENS
*RICHARD EDGAR
CHARLES LUCAS
GEORGE GRAY
[The names marked with an asterisk are mentioned in previous Lists.]
432
340
LJSTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
JOHN BARTLETT
*JOHN STOODLEY
*ROBT PAUL
*Roirr MITCHELL
*JOHN GALE
*BARTHO: RANDALL
*JOHN ROGERS
*W HAYNES
*WittM BARNARD
*THOMAS MATHEWES
*HENRY MEYER
JOHN BRESSETT
*RICHARD ALLEN
JOHN POOLE
*JOHN BURGES
*JOHN FARMER
*RICHARD BICKIIAM
*HENRY GIBBONS
JOHN BASON
*GEORGE NOWELL
*MORRIS FURSE ats Voss
*HUMPHREY TRUMP
*JOHN WARREN
*GEORGE WARREN
*HUMPHREY POPE
*OSMOND READ
*HENRY QUANT
*WlttM BUKROUGHS
*W U DAW
*W M PARKER
*ROBT SEASE
*THOMAS MIDLETON
*JAMES HILLMAN
JOHN BRAY
AMBROSE WINTER
LAURENCE HUSSEY
*ROHT SHAMAN-
EDWARD LYDI:
*JOHN CHAPPELL
*ROBT EASTON
*JOIIN WALTER
*THOMAS BROCKE
GEORGE MOLLINS
*DANIELL PUMROY
JEREMY ATKINS
*SAM LL BOONE
JOHN EDWARDS
Out of Bridgwattr Prison 5 that
came from Taunton
*GEORGE MICHILL
*W M DREW
THOMAS DENNIS
JOHN AVOAKE
*W M TlVERTON
JOSEPH VINICOTT
JOHN SEYMER
JOHN LEAKER
*SYMON POOLE
JOHN WALE
RICHARD WADIIAM
*STEPHEN RODWAY
FRANCIS CAME
MICHELL POWELL
JOHN KERLE
THOMAS GALHAMPTUN*
GEORGE CARROW
ABRAHAM POLLARD
JOHN BUDGE
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
*W M HARVEY
*\V" HALL
*W M PlIIITEN
*JoiiN CHILCOTT
*ROBT COWARD
*JOIIN CANTLEBURY
*W M WOOLRIDGE
*W M SMYTH
JOHN SMYTH
*W M MEAD
*GEORGE KEEL
*EDWARU COUNCELL
*JOSE1>H WlCKHAM
JOHN HARRIS
Out of the Prison' 3 tJiat came from
Exeter to Taunton.
*ROBT TEAP
*TYMOTHY HAWKER
*W M SMYTH
JOSEPH NEWBERRY
*JOHN SMYTH
JOHN'CLODE
*JONAS CROSS
*JOIIN BRAGG
WlftM HUTCHINS
*JOHN MITCHELL
EDWARD VILDY
JUSTINIAN GUITY
W" COMBE
JAMES BAKER
*THOMAS GAMAGE
*W WALTER
Received According to his Ma tics dircccons the Warr' from the Ld
CHEIF JUSTICE \v th a Schedule therevnto annexed of One hundred
persons attainted of high Treason w d > are by me to be transported in
to his Maties Island of Barbadoes according to a Condicon of a Re-
cognizance entrcd into by me for that puiposc in Wittncss whereof I
have hcrevnto put my hand this present 2S l1 ' of September in the I st year
of his now Ma ties reigne Annoq, Dom 1685.
Witness
ROB T : HYDE
SAM L GEE
WTLL: BOOTH
(in-dorso) Prison' 8 100
Bridwell at Taunton
Bridgewater Prison' 8
at Taunton
Exeter Prison' 5 att
Taunton . .
56
33
1 1
100
34 J LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
JHE sale of Sixty Seavcn Rebells delivered by Cap" 1 CilARl,s
GARDNER Comander of the Jamaica Marc/taut to CIIARLS
THOMAS and THOMAS SADLER for acco 1 of Mess rs JOHN PALMER JOHN
RICHARDSON SAMUELL YOUNG and WILLIAM ROSE the i2 th day
March 1685. Viz'
Masters Rebells
WILLIAM CHESTER Esq 1 THOMAS PITT
FRANCIS BOND esq r JOHN BRUER
WILLIAM CROSS
ROBERT RICHARDS
JOHN MILLER
JOHN CROSS
BENJAMIN MIDDLETON LUKE PORTER
EDWARD JOURDEN JOHN SLATE
DANIELL RUTTER
DANIELL PARSONS I SACK DOVER
SAMUELL BOND
MATHEWGRAV J OHN MAGRIDGE
NICHOLAS GIBBS JAMES COCKRAM
THOMAS ESTWICKE WILLIAM SANDERS
RICHARD FORSTALL J OHN ADAMS
JOHN GRAY CHRISTOPHER HOLBIN
Majr RICHARD SALTER HENRY CHAMBERS
FRANCIS YOUNG SILVESTER LOYD
JOSEPH JONES PERCYFULL Nowis
WILLIAM BARON J OHN CHAMBERLIN
ARCHIBALD JOHNSON GEORGE RUSSELL
HUMPHRY JUSTIN
LEONARD STAPLE
THOMAS GOOLD
GEORGE SCRUBS
WILLIAM VARIER
ROBERT PEARCE
LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS. 343
Masters Rebells
Maj r ABELL ALLEN RICHARD SIMMONS
ENOCK GOOLD
JEREMIAH POOL
JAMES CLIFT
EMANUELL MARCH T
GEORGE H ANNAV esqr GEORG SNOW
WILLIAM CURRIER
JOHN COCKRAM
JOHN BAWDEN Esq r JAMES WEBB
RICHARD KING
JOHN HETHERSALL Esqr RICHARD PEARCE
EDWARD BELLEMIE
GEORGE HARPER CORNELIUS RADFORD
JOB HUNT
Maj f GEORGE BUSHELL JOHN BAKER
Collo" THOMAS COLLETON THOMAS BUGLER
NICHOLAS COLLINS
MATHEW COOKE
CHRISTOPHER ROE
THOMAS MEADE
JOHN BAKER
THOMAS PREIST
NICHOLAS PRIDEAUX WILLIAM PHILLIPS
JAMES MAYNARD
ROBERT KELLY HENRY PREIST
WILLIAM ALEMBY EDWARD KENT
MICHAELL CHILD JOHN GIBBS
CapfJOHN SUTTON ROBERT EARLE
WILLIAM PITTS
MUSEWALFORD JOHN GODSAL
Maj r GEORGE LILLINGTON SILVESTER POOL
JONAS BROWNE
JOHN SUMMERS JOHN ROGGERS
ANN WALTERS JOHN TIMOTHY
344 LISTS OF CONVICTED REBELS.
Masters Rebel Is
Cap" 1 THOMAS MORRIS MATHEW CRAI-TS
BARNARD LOM:KH>(,I.
CHARLS THOMAS f THOMAS SAD- ) WILLIAM WOODCOCK i-;
LER J THOMAS AUSTIN
EDWARD HURLSTONE PHILLIP CHEEK
CHARLS BURRAGE
WILLIAM LEE dead before
the ship arrived in Barbados
Barbados
By the R Hon' ble the L 1 Gouernor.
M r THOMAS SADLER one of the Factors to whom the within
convicted Rebells mcnconed in this List were consigned to, personally
appeared before nice and made oath on the Holy Evangelists of
Allmighty God that they are the very same Rebells that were delivered
him and m' CHARLS THOMAS the other Factor for Mcss rs JOHN PAL-
MER, JOHN RICHARDSON SAMUELL YOUNG W M ROSE out of the
Ship Jamaica March', whereof CHARLS GARDNER is Comand 1 ' and
where all of them by the said SADLER disposed of there to the Severall
persons menconed in the said List, Except one of the said Rebells that
dyed at Sea by name WILLIAM LEE, and was thrown over board, as
appeared by the oaths of the Said Comander, and JOHN LLOYD Mate of
the Said Shipp, Giucn vndcr my hand this 24'^ day of March (1685)
EDWYN STEDE
A true Coppy attested this ")
25 lh day of March 1686 j
JNO WHETSTONE Depty Secr<y*
* [There is "An Account of one Hundred and three Convict Rebells taken on board the
Jamaica March' ClfAKi.s GAKDXEU Comander, at the Port of Waymouth in old England, viz',
thirty (five p bill of loading, for'acco 1 of s'C'HRlsTorilKR Ml'sc.RAVE, and to bee delivered to
Cap'" SYMON MUSUKAVI: in Jamaica, and sUty Eight for ncco' of Mess" JOHN PALMER, Jmix
RICHARDSON, SAMUELI. YOUNG and W ROSK, delivered on the Island of Barbados to in
CHARLS THOMAS and THOMAS SADLER, the I2' k March 1685." But all the names contained
in this account have been mentioned in other Lists printed in this book.]
[TICKETS GRANTED
TO EMIGRANTS FROM BARBADOES, TO NEW
ENGLAND, CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, NEW YORK,
ANTIGUA, JAMAICA, NEWFOUNDLAND, AND
OTHER PLACES.
16781679.]
44
[B A R B A D O S.-T I C K E T S.]
LIST of what TICQ TTS - have been granted out of the Secr'y-
Office of the Island aforesaid for the departure off this Island of
the several psones hereafter menconed begining in January 1678
ending in December following. (Viz 1 .)
Febmiary y" 26"' 1678:
ALBERCHT HENNIGO in the Ship Judith, for London ROBERT KINGS-
LAND Command 1 '- time out
March y e ii" [ 1678
ARMITAGE HENRY in the ship Society, for Boston, WILLIAM GUARD
Comander. Security
March y 20 tk 1678:
ARIS JOHN in the ship Indeavour for London, JAMES GILBERT Coman-
der time out
April I the 26"': 1679
ADAMSON GEORGE in the Ketch Vnity for Virginia JAMES RAINY,
Comander time out
A prill ye 26"' 1679:
ADAMS THOMAS in the Ship Defeyance for London W* CREED Comander.
time out
442
34 8 TICKETS GRANTED.
Aprillthe 28"' 1679.
ALBERT ANN in the ship Mary for Carolina Nicil LOCKWOOD
Comander time out
Aprilly 28"' 1679
ANDERSON MAUGRET in the Ketch Unity for Virginia JAMES RAINY
Comander. time out
Aprilly 1 ' 29'* 1679
ARMSTRONG ANN in the Ship Francis for Antcgoa PETER JEFFERYS
Comander. time out
May the first 1679
ABRAHAM AGNUS in the Ketch Francis f Susan for Boston PHILLIP
KNELL Comand 1 - time out
May 2 li 1679
ARTHUR KATIIERINE in the Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAVID
FOGG Comander time out
May the 2 d 1679
ADAMS GEORGE in the Ship Adventure for Lond W M JOHNSON
Comand r> security
May f 22 1679
AUST HENRY in the Ship Industry for Bristoll JAMES PORTER Comand 1
time out
May the 27"' 1679
ALLIN ELIAZER in the ship Prudence and Ma:y for Boston JACOB
GREEN Comand r time out
June the 14'* 1679
ALLISON THOMAS in the ship Johns Adventure for Jamaica HOWARD
WlNSLOW Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED.
349
July the 8 M 1679
ALDERSON THOMAS in the ship Friendship for London JOHN WILLIAMS
Comander time out
August the 1 8"' 1679
AVERY MARY in the Ship Golden Fleece for London HENRY PASCALL
Comand r time out
October the 4 1679
ATHERTON W M in the Ship Nathaniell for Boston W M CLARKE Comand 11
time out
November the 25": 1679
ABUDIENT ABRAHAM in the Ketch Phoenix for Antcgoa ROBERT
FLEXNY, Comand security
November the 25. 1679
ARE SARAH in the Sloop Katherine for Antegoa ANDREW GALL,
Comand r security
Novemb r 27"' 1679
ALSOP KATHERINE in the Sloop KatJierine for Antegoa ANDREW
GALL Comand r security
Februray 13 1678*
BOWDLER ANDREW in the ship James for New Yorke WILLIAM
SWEETLAND Comander time out
February the 17'* 1678
BROWN RACHAELL, in the Barq, Adventure for Antegoa CHRISTOPHER
BERROW Comander security
February i8 M 1678
BLAKE JOHN in the sloop Resolution for Montscratt JOHN INGLEBY
Comander time ou*
TICKETS GRANTED.
March first 1678
BARWELL JOHN in the Constant Warwick friggott for Lond Cap' RALI'H
DELAVALL Comand 1 ' time out
March the 5"' 1678
BILKORD JAMES in the Pink Seaventure for Antegoa GEORGE BAT-
TERSBY Comand' time out
March the 12'* 1678
BARTON JAMES in the Ketch W'" and Susan for New England RALPH
PARKER Comand r time out
March the 22 1678
BANCKS JOSEPH in the Ketch W m Susan for New England RALPH
PARKER Comander time out
March the 27"' 1679
BARNARD HUMPHRY Senior and Jun 1 ' in the Ketch Maty and Sarah for
Carolina GEO: CONWAY Comand 1 ' time out
Aprill the first 1679
BATES RICHARD in the ship Expedition for London JOHN HARDING
Comander time out
Aprill the third 1679
BROWNING ANN in the Ship Martin for Newfoundland CHRISTOPHER
MARTIN Comander. time out
Aprill 4"' 1679
BAGNALL JOHN in the Sloop Rnttcr for Jamaica EDWARD DUKFEILD
Comander time out
Apr ill the f l 1679
BlCKLE THOMAS in the Sloop May Flower, for Bermudcs KIAVARD
HUBBERT Comand 1 ' security
TICKETS GRANTED. 351
Aprill the \\"' 1679
BuRGOSS ABRAHAM in the Ketch W" f John for New England JOHN
SANDERS Comander time out
Aprill the i5 M 1679
BRETT JOHN in the Ship Honor for London THOMAS WARREN
Comander time out
Aprill the if' 1679
BARNES NICHOLAS in the Barq, Blessing for Prouidence FRANCIS WAT-
LINGTON Comand 1 . time out
Aprill the if 1679
BUSHELL W M in the Ship P carle for Antegoa, RICH" WILLIAMS
Comand r time out
Aprill the 19"' 1679
BALL JAMES in the ship Pelican, for London JOHN COCKF, Comander
security
Apr-ill the 22"' 1679
BALRICK THOMAS in the Ship Hope for London JOSEPH BALL Co-
mander. security
Aprill f 29"' 1679
BAGWELL FRANCIS in the Keatch Calicta for Topsham SAMUELL PAUL
Comand 1 ' time out
May f 5 M 1679
BINCKS CHARLES Esq r in the Ship Expcrim" for London ALLAN COCK
Comand 1 ' time out
May the 5"' 1679
BREARLY MARTIN in the Ship White Fox London JOHN LEE Comand 1 '
time out
352 TICKETS GRANTED.
May the Sixth 1679
Box ANN in the Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAUID FOGG, Co-
mander time out
May the 6'* 1679
BURNE DENNIS A servant belonging to M r - HENRY APLEWHITE in
the Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAVID FOGG Comander
May the f' 1679
BROWN W M in the Ship Merchants Adventure for Leverpool JOHN
GREIGS Comand r time out
May y 8"' 1679
BLACKLEECH JOHN Senior and Jun r for Boston in y e Ketch May Floiver
ROBERT KITCHIN Comand r time out
May the io' 7 ' 1679
BISHOP ROBERT in the ship experiment for London ALLAN COCK
Comand r - security
May the 16"' 1679.
BROME JOHN in the Ketch Prouidence for Boston MARKS HUNKING
Comand r time out
May the if* 1679.
BOLTON AMBROSS in the ship New Concord, for Lond JAMES STRUTT
Comand r time out
May y e 29'* 1679
BOND THOMAS in the Ketch Elinf- for Boston JOHN FLETCHER
Comander time out
May the 21" 1679
BERROW CHRISTOPHER in the ship Society, of Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 353
June the 2 d 1679
BOWHANE TEAG in the ship Society, for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comand r - time out
June f 22 d 1679
BREAD THOMAS, in the Ship Prouidence for Boston TIMOTHY PROUT
Comand r time out
July the first 1679
BIRD HENRY in the Ship Amity for London BENJ A GROVE Comand r
time out
July the i* 1679-
BRADLEY MICHAELL in the ship Amity for London BENJ A GROVE
Comand r time out
July y 4'* 1679
BUTLER JOHN in the Ketch New London for ditto ADAM PICKETT
Comander time out
Jiily the f k 1679
BOLTON SAMUELL in the Ship Bare for London W M DICKINS Comand r
security
July y I2 M 1679
BROWNE HUGH in the ship Baclielor for London W* 1 KNOTT Comand r
time out
July the 21 1679
BROGRAVE HENRY in the Ship Malligoe Merck" for London ROGER
HOMER Comand 1 ' time out
Aiigust the first 1679
BODKIN MARTIN in the ship Young W'" for Virginia THO. CORNISH
Comander time out
45
354 TICKETS GRANTED.
August the third 1679
BODKIN Nicil in the ship Young William for Virginia THO CORNISH
Comander time out
Aiigust the 9 M 1679
BARKER JOHN Laborer in the ship friendship for London JOHN W MS
Comander time out
August the \\ th 1679
BEVENISTER ELIAM* in the Ship friendship for London JOHN WIL-
LIAMS Comander time out
August, y i2 tA 1679
BEARD JOHN in the ship friendship for Lond JOHN WILLIAMS
Comand r time out
Aiigust the 15"' 1679
BODINGHAM JOHN in the Ship friendship for New EngH W M MURPHY
Comander security
A ugust y 1 9 M 1679
BUTLER ELINOR A Seru" belonging to M r W M BULKLEY in the Ketch
Neptune for Virginia Jo: KNOTT Coinand
September y e 16: 1679
BROWNE FRANCIS in the Barq, blessing for Burmudos FRANCIS WAT-
LINGTON Comander time out
September the 30" 1679
BRANDBY ELIZ A a Servant belonging to DAVID WATKINS in the sloop
Rutter for Jamaica ED: DUFFEILD, Comd
* [There is a doubt as to this name ; it has been written over another which is only par-
tially erased.]
TICKETS GRANTED. 355
October f 2 d 1679
BLUNT GEORGE in the Ship Lixboa Merchn for New Yorke ROGER
WHITFEILD Comander time out
October the third 1679
BARTON CHRISTOPHER in the Ship Barbados Merchant for Virginia
JAMES COCK Co'mand r security
October the 4'* 1679
BELFOUR JAMES in the Sloop true friendship for Antegua CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comand r - time out
October y* 4'* 1679
BISHOP THOMAS in the Ship Virgin for Leward Islands THOMAS
ALUMBY Comander security
October f 4."' 1679
BANISTER RICH" in the sloop true Freindship for Antegoa CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comander time out
October f 6"' 1679
BUTCHER JOHN in the Sloop true friendship for Antegua CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comand r security
October y 9'* 1679
BENSON MARY in the Sloop Endeavor for Carolina THOMAS SHAW
Comand r security
October y 13" 1679
BATTISON JULIAN in the Barq, Endeavor for Carolina THOMAS SHAW
Comand r time out
October the 20'* 1679
BUTTLER WALTER in the Keatch John f Sarah for New Yorke JAMES
SHOARE Comander security
452
356 TICKETS GRANTED,
November y c f 1 ' 1679
BABBINGTON THOMAS a Servant belonging to THO: GLADDIN in the
Barq, Adventure for Jamaica EDWARD DUFFEILD Comand r
November y 1 20"' 1679
BENTLY MARTIN in the Ketch Mary Sarah for providence GEORGE
CONWAY Comander security
November 25"' 1679
BREAD THOMAS in the Ketch Phoenix for Leward Islands ROBERT
FLEXNY Comander security
November y* 25 1679
BREAD ARTHUR in the Ketch Phoenix for the Lew 1 - Islands ROBERT
FLEXNY Comander security
December the i8' 7 ' 1679
BARROW, REBECCA in the ship Ann and jane for London RICH" RAD-
FORD Comander time out
December the i\ t!l 1679
BROOK THOMAS in the ship Reconcry for Jamaica JAMES BROWN
Comander time out
December '2^"' 1679
BULKLY W" in the ship Ann Jane for London RICHARD RATFORD
Comander security
December the 29"" 1679
BARNEWELL ROBERT in the Ship Rccouery for Jamaica JAMES BROWN
Comander time out
December the 30"' 1679
BURKE JEOFFERY in the Sloop trite friendship for Antegoa CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 357
January the 4"' 1678*
CRILLICK JANE a Servant belonging to JOHN FOLLITT in the ship Old
head of Kingsale ROBERT BARKER ComancT for Lew d -
January the f h 1678
CARTER ELINOR in the ship Joseph and Ann for Carolina SAMUELL
EVANS Comander security
January the 15'* 1678
CHAPLIN JEREMIAH in the Ship Joseph f Ann for Carolina SAMUELL
EVANS, Comand r security
January the $\ st 1678
CRAGG JOHN in the Ketch Freindship for New England JOSEPH
HARDY Comand r time out
February y 22* 1678
CLAYPOOLE NORTON in the Ship Bachelors Delight for NYorke
ROBERT GREENWAY Comander time out
March the first 1678
CLARKE ANN in the ship Samuell for London JOHN CLARKE
Comander time out
March the 5"' 1678
CLAYPOOL JOHN in the Ship Patience for Lond THOMAS HUDSON,
Comander time out
March the 6' 7 ' 1678
COOPER THOMAS in the Pinke Blessing for New Yorke JOHN TIIWING
Comand r - time out
March the IO M 1678
GARY RICHARD in the Pink Seaventure for Antegua GEORGE BAT-
TERSBY Comander security
"* [1678-9.]
358 TICKETS GRANTED.
March the io' ; ' 1678
CANTING DENNIS in the Ship Mary for Carolina NICH LOCKWOOD,
Comand r time out
March the \\ th 1678
COLLYER AMBROSS in the Ship Society for Boston W M GUARD Comander
time out
March the 21 1678
COLWELL SAMUELL in the Ketch W m f Susan for New England
RALPH PARKER Comand r time out
March the 2i st 1678
CORNELIUS FRANCIS in the Barq> Joseph for Saltertudos STEPHEN
CLAY Comander time out
March / 24* 1678
CLARKE PORCAS in the ship Supply for London JOSEPH FREEMAN
Comand 1 time out
Aprill the first 1679
CHAMBERLAINE MARMADUKE in the Ship Endeavor hi London JAMES
GILBERT Comander time out
Aprill the first 1679
CAMPANELL MORDICAY in the Ketch 'Swallmv for Newengland JOSEPH
HARDY Comand r time out
Aprill the first 1679
CROSSING W M in the Ship Blessing for Boston SAM LL RlCKARD Comand r
security
Aprill the third 1679
COOPER MARY in the Ship Mary for Carolina NICHOLAS LOCKWOOD
Comand r the said COOPER a seru" of ROB T DANIELL.
TICKETS GRANTED. 359
Aprill the 22* 1679
CAREW THOMAS in the Ship Bmj* of Topsham ROBERT LYDE
Comander time out
April y e 25'* 1679
COLTHROUGH PETER in the Ship Samuell and Eliz" for London
THOMAS ORCHARD Comander time out
May the 3* 1679
CURSTIS JOHN in the Ship Concord for London JAMES STRUTT, Com-
ander time out
May the IO M 1679
CLARKE MARY in the Ship Experiment for Lond ALLAN COCK
Comander security
May the 22: 1679
CoULBURNE JOHN in the Ship Conclusion for London W M SEEDING
Comand r
May the 28'* 1679
CORNISH EDWARD A Serv" belonging to JOHN HARRIS in the ship
W m John for Boston, SAM LL LEGG Comand r
May the 31'' 1679
CLOVAN THO.* in the Sloop true friendship for Neuis CHARLES KALLA-
HANE Comand r security
July the first 1679
COLE THOMAS Jun r in the Ship Prevention for Surranam BARNARD
BOOGHERT Comander time out
* [Seethe entry of Oct. 2nd, where this man is re-entered as for Antegua.]
360 TICKETS GRANTED.
July the 2 d 1679
COLLINS JOHN in the Ketch Neptune for Carolina JOSEPH KXOTT
Comander time out
July the 28"' 1679
CAWFEILD RICH" in the Ship Young William for Virginia TllOMA
CORNISH Comand 1 ' security
August the 2 d 1679
COTTINGHAM KATHERINE in the Ship Eliz"- for Jamaica SiLVANUS
PAINE Comander time out
August the <)"' 1679
COLLINS JOHN in the Barq, Platacon for Carolina ASER SlIARPE
Comander
Aiigust the thirteenth 1679
CALLAY THOMAS in the Keatch Neptune for Virginia JOSEPH KNOTT
Comander time out
August y 25 t/l 1679
Cox FRANCIS in the ship John and James for New England GILES
HAMLIN Comand r time out
September i d 1679
COLE JAMES in the Sloop John and Francis for Antequa JOHN HOW-
ARD Comander security
September the 18"' 1679
COLLIS ALEXANDER in the Ship Hope for New England JOHN PRICE
Comander time out
September y 20"' 1679
CHESTER SAMPSON in the Ship Malligo Mercliant ROGER HOMER
Comander for Lond time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 361
September 22* 1679
CHAPLIN THOMAS in the Ship Malligo Merck' 1 for London ROGER
HOMER Coinander time out
October the 2 rf 1679
CLOVAN* THOMAS in the Sloop true friendship for Antegua CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comander time out
October the 6"' 1679
CHARLES EUAN in the Sloop true frimdsliip for Antegua CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comander time out
November the 3 rf 1679
COTINHO MOSES HENRIQUES in the Barq ; Adventure for Jamaica
EDWARD DUFFEILD Comander time out
November y 6"' 1679
COURTNEY W M in the Sloop Hopnvcll for Antegua W M MURPHY
Oomander time out
November the: zf !l 1679
CORBETT WILLIAM in the Sloop Kathcrine for Antegua ANDREW
GALL Comander time out
December the is' 7 ' 1679
CRISP ROGER in the Ship Ann and Jane for Lond RlCH D RADFORD,
Comand r time out
February \^ h 1678
DANG MARGARETT in the Sloop Resolution for Nevis JOHN INGLEBY
Comander time out
* [In the entry of May 3ist he is bound for Nevis.]
4 6
362 TICKETS GRANTED.
February 21*' 1678
DENTON JOHN in the Ship Endeavour for Virginia ABRAHAM NEWMAN
Comander time out
March the first 1678
DOLDRON GRACE in the Ship Samnell for London JOHN CLARKE
Comander time out
March the IO M 1678
DOLEBERRY ANDREW in ,the Ship Society for Boston W M GUARD
Comander time out
March the 20"' 1678
DEVENISH JOHN in the Ship Endeavor for London JAMES GILBERT
Comander time out
Aprill the first 1679
DICKINSON FRANCIS in the ship Blessing for Boston SAMUELL RICK-
ARD Comander security
Aprill the fourth 1679
DANIELL ROBERT in the Ship Mary for Carolina NICHOLAS LOCK-
WOOD Comander time out
Aprill the f* 1679
DUKES W M in the Barq, Adventure for Carolina DANIELL RIDLEY
Comand r time out
Aprill the 9'* 1679
DANIELL JOHN in the Barq, Johns Adventure for Ant egua JOHN WELCH
Comand r time out
Aprill 22: 1679
DAVIES ELIZ A - A serv" belonging to MILLIARD HOLDIP in the ship
Lend" Mei-ch" for Lond EDW: DESWORTH, Comd
TICKETS GRANTED. 363
Abrill the 22 d 1679
DRAX HENRY Esq r in the Ship Honor for Loud THOMAS WARREN
Comander time out
Aprill the 22 1679
DENSY JANE in the Ship Hope for London JOSEPH BALL Comander
security
Aprill the 25"' 1679
DRAYTON THOMAS jun r in the ship Mary for Carolina NICHOLAS
LOCKWOOD Comand r time out
Aprill the 28^1679
DAVIES JANE A Servant to RICH U TOWNSEND in y e Ship Nat/iaiiiell
for Boston W M CLARKE Comand 1
May the 2 d 1679
DAVIES SAMUELL in the Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAVID FOGG
Comander time out
May the 13: 1679
DAVIES JOHN jun v in the Ship Roe Buck for London W M SIIAFTO
Comand r security
May 13" 1679
DOWELL DENNIS in the Ship Industry for Bristoll JAMES PORTER
Comander time out
May the 14"' 1679
DANGERFEILD WALCUP in the ship Bachelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG
Comander time out
May the 23'' 1679
DUNNOHOE TEAG in the ship Margaret for Bew Morris* ALEXANDER
WOOD Comand 1 ' time out
* [i.e., Beaumaris.]
46 2
364 TICKETS GRANTED.
May the 24 1679
DUBOYES JOHN in the Ship Supply for Boston JOHN MELLOWES
Comander time out
June the II M 1679
DUNNOHOE CORNELIUS and JEFFORY in the ship Margrett for Bew
Morris ALEXANDER WOOD Comand 1 ' time out
June the u"' 1679
DAVIES, JOHN in the ship Coast Friggott for Lond- PHILLIP VARLOE
Comander time out
June the II M 1679
DAVIES JOHN of Christ Church in the Ketch Joseph for New Yorke
ABRAHAM KNOTT Comander security
July the 21 1679
DAVIES PETER in the Pinke Neptune for -Carolina JOSEPH KNOTT
Comander time out
July the 29"' 1679
DRAN MAREN A servant belonging to JACOB LEROUX in the Ketch
Dove for Antegoa JOHN GRAFT ON Comand r
August the first 1679
DUNDAS W M in the ship Young William for Virginia THO: CORNISH
Comander time out
August the 2 d 1679
DAWSON TREMMIT in the ship Eli? for Jamaica SILVANUS PAYNE
Comander time out
August the 2 d 1679
DAVIES KATIIERINE a servant belonging to JOHN AUSTIN in the ship
Young William for Virginia THOMAS CORNISH
TICKETS GRANTED. 365
Septemb" the 27"' 1679
DANIELL WJLBERT in the Ship Supply for Virginia JOHN ADY Coman-
der time out
November f 15"' 1679
DEWER STEPHEN in the Barq, Resolution for Antegoa Tno GILBERT
Comander time out
Decemb' the 15" 1679
DEXTER W M in the Ship Ann and Jane for Lond" RICHARD RATFORD
Comander time out
December the 22* 1679
DOUSE BRIDGETT in the ShipAfi/t jane for Lond RICHARD RATT-
FORD Comander time out
December the 22: 1679
DOWNING JOHN in the Ship Laivrell for Nevis ROBERT Ox Comander
time out
December the 24^' 1679
DAVY ROBERT in the Ship Ann and Jane for London RlCH D RATFORD
Comander time out
December y 24."' 1679
DE WEVER LEVVIN in the ship Blossom for Surranam RICH" MARTIN
Comander security
March the 13'* 1678
ENDERBEE OLIUER in the Ship Ann and Mary for Antegua JOHN
JOHNSON Comander security
March the 2O M 1678
ELSON W M in the Ketch Begining for New Yorke W" PLAY Comander
time out
3 66 TICKETS GRANTED.
Aprill the 25 1679
EVANS LEWIS in the Ketch Unity for Virginia JAMES RAINY Comandcr
^ time out
Aprill the 26"' 1679
EARLE JOHN in the ship Dcfyancc for Lond- W" CREED Comand 1 '
security
Aprill the 26"' 1679
ELLISTON GEORGE in the ship NatJianidl for Boston W M CLARKE
Comander time out
Aprill the 28'* 1679
EDWARDS JOHN in the ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comander time out
May the 24 1679
ELLICOTT VINES in the ship Supply for Boston JOHN MELLO\VES
Comander security
June the 20"' 1679
EUA.NS W M in the ship W'" and Robert for London GILES BOND
Comander time out
July y 21: 1679
EVANS EDWARD in the Pink Neptune for Carolina JOSEPH KNOTT
Comander time out
July the 26"' 1679
EASTCHURCH WILLIAM in the Ship Joseph for Lond.
July the 31 1679
EMERY JOHN a Servant belonging to Liev'' Coll - HALLETT in the
Ship Young William for Virginia THO CORNISH Comand r
TICKETS GRANTED. 367
September the I2 t/l 1679
ELLINSWORTH W M in the Pink Portsmouth for Road Island JOSEPH
BRIAR Comand 1 ' time out
October the 2 d 1679
ELLIOTT HENRY in the Sloop true friendship for Antegoa CHARLES
CALLAHANE Comand r time out
Feb r * theft 1 ' 1678
FANNING ANDREW a servant belonging to DANIELL STANTON in the
Ship Diligence for New England JER: JACKSON
Febrriary the 13'* 1678
FORBUSH JAMES in the Ship two Brothers for Jamaica RICE JEFFERYES
Comander time out
March the 4"' 1678
FITZRANDOLPH PHILLIP in the ship Vnity for Saltertudos ABRAHAM
WISE Comand r security
March the 19"' 1678
FYERS JONE in the ship Katherine for Bristoll ROBERT DAPWELL
Comander time out
March the 24'* 1678
FITZ JAMES EDWARD in the Ship Merch" Bonadventure for London
W M BULKLEY Comander time out
March the 26"' 1679
FRANKLIN THOMAS in the Ship Supply for Loud JOSEPH FREEMAN
Comander time out
368 TICKETS GRANTED.
March the 29"' 1679
Fox STEPHEN in the ship Mary for Carolina NiCH LOCKWOOD
Comander time out
March the 29'* 1679
Fox PIIILLIS in the ship Mary for Carolina NiCH LOCKAVOOD
Comander time out
March the 31: 1679
FRANSUM JOSEPH in the Barr^ Blessing for Prouidence FRANCIS WAT-
LINGTON Comander time out
April the 29"' 1679
FITZ NICHOLS MARY a Serv u - belonging to RICH D MICHELL sen r - in
the ship Nathaniell for Boston W M CLARKE Comander
May the Sixth 1679
FEAGHERY THOMAS in the Ship John Tito: for Prouidence THO.
JENOUR Comander time out
May the%' h 1679
FINN TEAGE in the Ship Industry for Bristoll JAMES PORTER Coman-
der time out
May the i4 /7 ' 1679
FOSTER HESTER in the ship Ann and Elis?'- for Leverpoole HUGH
REYNOLDS Comander time out
May the 21 1679
FlTZ JARRELL JOHN in the ship Swalloiv for Leverpoole THO WITH-
INGTON Comander time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 369
May the 23 1679
FONTLEROY JAMES in the ship Prudence and Mary for Boston JACOB
GREEN Comander time out
May the 26"' 1679
FARRER JAMES in the ship Conclusion for Lond- W M BEEDING Coman-
der time out
May the 28"' 1679
FRENCH SAMUELL in the Ketch Joseph and Mary for New Yorke
ABRAHAM KNOTT Comand r time out
May the thirtieth 1679.
FOWLER JOSHUA in the ship John and Mary for London JOHN UREE
Comand r ' security
y ime the fourth 1679
FLEMG [? FLEMING] EDMOND in the ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND
DITTY Comand r time out
Jime the \\ th 1679
FELL LIBIA in the Ketch John and Sarah for New Yorke PETER
CAROW Comander time out
July the 21 : 1679
FRITH SAMUELL in the Pinke Rebecca for Virginia THOMAS WILLIAMS
Comander time out
Jnly the 26"' 1679
FORD FRANCIS in the ship Mallego Merc/t"-for London ROGER HOMER
Comand r time out
47
37 o TICKETS GRAFTED.
October the first 1679
FEAR FRANCIS in the ship Barbados Merchant for Virginia JAMES COCK
Comander time out
y 29"' 1679
FARRELL HUGH in the Barq., Dove for Nevis ANTHONY JEXOUR
Comander time out
November the 26'* 1679
FARRELL ROGER in the Sloop Katherlnc for Antegua ANDREW GALL
Comander security
December the 22 1679
FAVELL CHRISTOPHER in the ship Ann and Jane for London Rici-P
RATTFORD Comand r time out
December 24."' 1679
FARROR EDMOND in the ship Ann Jane for London RICH D RATT-
FORD Comand 1 ' time out
March the io' ; ' 1678
GRIGG ROBERT ALCE GRIGG in the ship Mary for Carolina] NICHO-
LAS LOCKWOOD Comander time out
March the \\"' 1678
GARDNER GEORGE in the Ship Samaritan for Leverpo[ol] VALENTINE
TRIM Comand r time out
March the 18'* 1678
GRESTNINH JACOBUS in the Pink Desire for Pool THO WADIJAM
Comander security
TICKETS GRANTED. 371
March the 20"' 1678
GOLDING PERSIVALL ia the ship White Fox for London JOHN LEE
Comandcr time out
March the 22 rf 1678
GERISII BENJAMIN in the Ketch Mary for Boston JOHN GARDNER
Comander time out
Aprill the f l 1679
GODFRY MARY in the Ship Mary for Carolina Nicil LoCKWOOD
Comand 1 time out
Aprill the 12" 1679
GOODING JOSEPH in the Barq, Boiieta RICH D RlPLY Comand r for
Jamaica time out
Aprill the 2^" 1 1679
GlTTES HENRY in the Ship Mary for Carolina NICHOLAS LOCKWOOD
Comander time out
May the 6"' 1679
GOLDING FERCIVALL in the Ship Concord for London JAMES STRUTT
Comand r
May the 6' 7 ' 1679
GIBBS RlCH in the ship Bachelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG Comand r
time out
May the 14"' 1679
GIBBS EDWARD in the ship Roe Buck for Lond W M SHAFTO Comander
time out
472
372 TICKETS GRANTED.
May the 23 1679
GOGIN WILLIAM in the ship Bacliclor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG Coman-
der time out
July the 22 d 1679
GRAY ROBERT in the Keatch Endeavor for New England LAWRENCE
CUTT Comandcr time out
August the g"' 1679
GORDEN GEORGE in the ship Plant:icoii for Carolina AsER SHARPE
Comander time out
August the 1 6"' 1679
GORTON JOHN A servant belonging to JOHN BROWNE in the Ketch
Neptune for Virginia JOSEPH KNOTT Comand r
August the I9 M 1679
GODFFREE GILBERT a seru belonging to M r W M BULKLY in the
Ketch Neptune for Virginia JOSEPH KNOTT Coiliand
September y i d 1679
GRIFFIN DENNIS in the sloop John and Francis for Antegua JOHN
HOWARD Comand r
October the first 1679
GoTHER HENRY in the Sloop Rutter for Jamaica EDWARD DUFFEILD
Comander time out
October the 2* 1679
GORTON RICH" in the Sloop Rutter for Jamaica EDWARD DUFFEILD
Comander time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 373
October the f* 1679
GREENSLATT THOMAS in the Sloop true friendship for Antegua
CHARLES KALLAHANE Comand r security
Novemtf the 25'* 1679
GIDION ROWLAND in the Ketch Phvnix for Antegua ROBERT
FLEXNY Comand r security
February n' /l 1678
HAYEM ABRAHAM in the ship James for New Yorke W M SWEETLAND
Comander time out
March the 3^ 1678
HATTON ROBERT in th2 Sloop Hunter for Surranam WALTE[R] Assu-
EROS Comander time out
March, the f 1678
HOLLARD THOMAS in the Constant Warwick Frigott for London Cap'
RALPH DELAVALL Comand r security
March the 11"' 1678
HOLLOWAY RICH 3 in the ship Samaritan for Leverpool VALENTINE
TRIM Comander time out
March the 12'* 1678
HERRICK ISAAC in the Ketch W m Susan, for New Engla[nd]
RALPH PARKER Comander time out
March the 2o' A 1678
HARVEY, GRIFFITH, in the ship Merck" Bonadvmturc, fo[r] London
W M BULKLY Comander time out
374 TICKETS GRANTED.
March the 21 1678
HAMILTON ADAM in the Ketch W m Susan for New England RALPH
PARKER Comand r time out
March the 24'* 1678
HEYWOOD JOHN in the Pinke Submission for London CHRISTOPHER
NEWHAM Comandcr time out
March the 24"' 1678
HlGLEY JOHN in the Ketch Mary for Boston JOHN GARDNER Coman-
der time out
March the 28"' 1678 \? should be 1679].
HASELL WILLIAM in the Ship Olline Tree for Bristoll THOMAS SHEL-
LAM Comander time out
Aprill tJie first 1679
HAWTON GERARD in the ship Expedition for London JOHN HARDING
Comander time out
Aprill the first 1679
HAVILAND MILES in the Ketch Swallmu for Rhoad Island JOSEPH
HARDY Comander time out
Aprill the 2 rf 1679
HENDLY DANIELL and ELIZ A in the ship Olive Tree for Bristoll THOMAS
SHELLAM Comandr time out
Aprill the$' 1 1679
HETHERINGTON KATHERINE in the Pink Greyhound for London
JOSEPH WASEY Comander time out
TICKETS GRANTED. - 7S
A prill the IO M 1679
HOWELL SARAH in the Barq, Prouidancc for Burmudos FRANCIS WAT-
LINGTON Comander time out
Apr ill the 10" 1679
HtJRLES, ELIZ^ in the ship Martin for Newfoundland CHRISTOPHER
MARTIN Comand' tlme out
Aprill the 19"' 1679
HIGGISON HENRY in the ship frcinds Advcntnrc for Lond JOHN
BLADES Comander
time out
Aprill the 19"' 1679
HOLLIDAY MARY in the ship Recovery for New Yorke THOMAS CHIN-
NERY Comander
time out
Aprill the 22'' 1679
HOLDIP MILLIARD in the Ship LO# Merck" for London EDWARD
DESWORTH Comander
secunty
/
Aprill the 22 1679
HOLT ROWLAND in the Ship Honor for London THOMAS WARREN
Lomander
time out
Aprill the 30"' 1679
HACKER FERDINANDO in the ship Fmrcffax for London Nicm FAIRE-
FAX Comander
time out
May the z' 1 1679
HEALY W in the ship Society for Bristoll EDM DITTY Comander
time out
376 TICKETS GRANTED.
May ike third 1679
HURST W M in the Ship Adventure for Lond W M JOHNSON Comand r
time out
May the third 1679
HOLSEY RICHARD in the Sloop Batchdor for Leward PETER SWAINE
Comand r time out
May the 2$"' 1679
HACKETT ROBERT in the ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
ComancU time out
May the 23^ 1679
HALEY DENNIS in the ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comander time out
May the 31 1679
HELMES JOHN in the Ketch Nick" Rebecca for New Yorke NICHOLAS
BLAKE Comand r time out
June the 2 rf 1679
HOOK W M in the Barcj, Hopavdl for Boston NICHOLAS MORRELL
Comander security
June the 13 1679
HUNT DENNIS in the ship Coast Fnggott for London PHILLIP VAR-
LOE Comander time out
June the 14 1679
How ELIZ A - in the Ship Johns Adventure for Jamaica EDWARD WIN-
SLOW Comander time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 377
June the 17"' 1679
HOOPER DANIELL in the Ketch Joseph for New Yorke ABRAHAM
KNOTT, Comand 1 ' time out
June the 21 1679
HARRIS EDWARD in the Ship Experiment for Lond, HENRY SUTTON
Comandr time out
Jime the 21 1679
HILL JOHN in the ship Charles for Lond THOMAS NASH Comander
security
June the 21 1679
HOUGH W M in the Ship W>" f? Robert for London GILES BOND
Comander time out
yune the 28 1679
HUNT JOHN in the ship Providence for Boston TIMOTHY PROUT
Comander time out
Jnly the third 1679
HoRNE GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS in the ship W'{ Ann for London
PHILLIP HANGER Comander time out
y^lly t/te IO M 1679
HUGHS ANDREW in the ship Amity for Lond BENJ A GROVE
Comand'- time out
July the 31 1679
HALL GILES ju v in the Ketch John f Mary for Boston JOHN PARRECK
Comandr security
48
378 TICKETS GRANTED.
Atigust the 14 1679
HERBERT HENRY in the Ship John C Henry for Bristo[l] THOMAS
CADES Comander time out
August the 2Q lh 1679
HOBBS ELIZ A in the ship Robert for Lond RICHARD COCK Comander
time out
September the if' 1679
HARKER JOHN in the ship Hope for New Engl d JOHN PRICE Comander
time out
September the i8 // 1679
HOLDSWORTH ARTHER in the Ship T/tomas f Sarah for Lonfdon]
JAMES DAY Comander time out
October tJie 7"' 1679
HOTEN MARGERY in the Sloop Affrka for Leward Islands ANTHONY
BURGESS Comander security
October the f A 1679
HILK JOHN in the Sloop true friendship for Antegua CHARLES KAL-
LAHANE Comander security
October the f' 1679
HANCOCK ALEXANDER in the Sloop true freittdship for Antequa
CHARLES KALLAHANE Comander security
October the 20'* 1679
HASELL PETER in the Ship Happy rettirne for London ISAAC RAGG
Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 379
October the 29'* 1679
HALE BARNABIE and THO How Serus belonging to Coll" CHRISTO-
PHER CODRINGTON in the Barcfc Done for Nevis ANTHONY JENOUX
Comander
October the 29"' 1679
HOLT JOSEPH in the Sloop Hopewell for Antegoa JOHN AYRES
Comand r time out
November y 6 IA 1679
HUNT LUKE in the Barq, Adventure for Jamaica EDWARD DUFFEILD
Comander time out
November the 2f k 1679
HANNAH, ANDREW a Serv" belonging to W M STICKLAND in the Sloop
Katturine for Antegua ANDREW GALL Comander
December the 24'* 1679
HOLEMAN ROGER in the Sloop true freindship for Antegua CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comand r time out
March the n th 1678
JARMIN SYMON in the Ship Society for Boston W M GUARD Comander
time out
March the 14"' 1678
JACCSON W M in the ship Ann and Mary for Antegoa JOHN JOHNSON
Comander time out
March the 2O M 1678
JACCSON GEORGE in the Ship Merch" Bonadventttre for London W"
BULKLEY Comand r time out
482
3 So TICKETS GRANTED.
March the 29"' 1679
JlPSON SARAH in the ship Mary for Carolina NlCH LOCKWOOD
Comand r time out
A frill the <f 1679
JACOB JOHN in the Ketch Providence for New England MARKE HUNK-
ING Comander time out
Apr ill the 19"' 1679
JOHNSON NATHANIELL in the friends Adventure for Antegua, JOHN
LONG Comander time out
May the 9'* [Pig] 1679
JONES JOHN jun r in the ship Aim and Eliz* for Leverpool HUGH REY-
NOLDS Comander time out
May t/ie 20"' 1679
JONES ROBERT in the Ship Rose and Croivn for London THOMAS
CROFTS Comander security
May the 22* 1679
JORDAN W M , in the Ship Prudence and Mary for Boston JACOB GREEN
Comander
May the 22 d 1679
JOHNSON JOHN in the Ketch Joseph for New Yorke ABRAHAM KNOTT
Comander time out
May the 22 d . 1679
JONES RICH" in the Ship Battchelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG Comander
time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 381
May the 23* 1679
JAMES WILLIAM in the Ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comander time out
June the n"' 1679
JELSON JOELL in the Ship Bachelor for Bri.stoll ROGER BAGG Comander
time out
June the 11"' 1679
IRISH GEORGE in the ship Bachelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG Comander
time out
June the if 1 1679
JENKINS OWEN in the Ketch Jo/ins Adventure for Jamaica EDWARD
WlNSLOE Comand 1 ' time out
June the i8 M 1679
JONES SAMUELL in the Ketch Johns Adventure for Jamaica EDWARD
WlNSLOE Comand r security
the 27'* 1679
INGLEBY NICHOLAS in the ship Prouidence for Boston TIMOTHY PROUT
Comand r security
August the i3 M 1679
JACCSON JAMES in the Barq, Hopewell for Virginia THO CURLE
Comander time out
August the 14'* 1679
JONES ELIZ A - in the Barq, Plantacon for Carolina ASER SHARPE
Comander security
3 8 2 TICKETS GRANTED.
September the fourth 1679
JAMES RICH" A serv" belonging to Coll SAM- L NEWTON in the ship
Joseph for New Yorke STEPHEN CLAY Comand r
September the if' 1679
JOHNSON NATHANIELL in the Sloop true freindship for Antegua
CHARLES KALLAHANE Comander time out
September the 13 1679
JORDAN JAMES in the ship Mallego Merch" for London ROGER HOMER
Comander time out
September the 19"' 1679
JENKINS JANE in the Ship Lixboa Merch" for New Yor[k] ROGER
WHlTFEILD Comander security
September the 26"' 1679
JENNINGS MICHAELL in the Sloop Rntter for Jamaica EDWARD DUF-
FEILD Comand r time out
October the 7"' 1679
JENNINGS WILLIAM, in the Sloop True friendship for Antegufa]
CHARLES KALLAHANE Comand'- security
October the 29'* 1679
JOHN MORGAN in the Barq, Dove for Neuis ANTHONY JENNOR,
Comander. time out.
Nouember the 7 1679
JONES WILLIAM in the Sloop Hopnvell for Antegua W M MURPHY
Comandr time out
TICKETS GRANTED.
383
Nouember the f' 1679
JONES HECTOR in the Sloop Hopewell for Antegua W" MURPHY
Comander
time out
Aprill the 24'* 1679
KING WILLIAM in the ship friends Adventure for Lond EDWARD
BLADES Comander security
May the z d 1679
KENNEDY JOHN and ELLINOR his wife in the Ship Society for Bristoll
EDMOND DITTY Comander timeout
May the 28'* 1679
KYTE JOHN in the Ship Prudence and Mary for Boston JACOB GREEN
Comand'"
time out
August the 2 d 1679
KEITH HENRY in the Ship Young William for Virginia THO: CORNISH
Comand r
time out
November tJte 29"' 1679
KEW NICHOLAS in the Bar<t Resolution for Antegua THO GILBERT
Comander security
Fefr* if 7 ' 1678
LYNCH NICHOLAS and ALICE his Wife in the Barq, Adventure for
Antegua CHRISTOPHER BERROW Comand r time out
March the i8' ; ' 1679 [1671]
LOCK ANN in the Ketch, W>" f Susan for New England RALPH
PARKER Comand' time out
384 TICKETS GRANTED.
March the 20'* 1679 [1674]
LYTTCOT LEONARD in the Ship Supply for Lond JOSEPH FREEMAN
Comander security
April I the first 1679
LEE HENRY in the Ketch Unity for Virginia JAMES RAINY Comander
time out
Aprill the third 1679
LEE HENRY in the Ship Martin for Newfoundland CHRISTOPHER
MARTIN Comand 1 ' time out
Aprill the 16"' 1679
LANGLEY W M in the Ship Brothers Adventure for New Yorke JOHN
SELLOCK Comand r time out
Aprill the 21" 1679
LOPES ABRAHAM in the ship Hope for Lond JOSEPH BALL Comand r
time out
Aprill the 22'' 1679
LQWTHER CHRISTOPHER a servant belonging to Coll HENRY DRAX
in the Ship Honor for Lond THO WARREN Comand 1 '
May the 12"' 1679
LANGTON THOMAS in the Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAUID FOGG
Comand r time out
May the 28' 7 ' 1679
LYDIATT TIMOTHY in the Ship W" John for Boston SAMUELL LEGG
Comander time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 385
June the if' 1 1679
LONGSON WILLIAM in the Ketch John'sAducnturc for Jamaica EDWARD
WlNSLOW Comand 1 security
July the if' 1679
ke Rebecca for Virgi
mander time out
LEE RICH" in the Pinke Rebecca for Virginia THOMAS W MS Co-
July the 29"' 1679
LEROUX JACOB in the Ketch Dove for Antegua JOHN GRAFTON
Comand'' security
Augiist the &"' 1679
LEWGAR JOHN in the ship freindship for London JOHN WILLIAMS
Comand 1 time out
August the 13"' 1679
LADSON JOHN in the Barr^ Plantaion for Carolina AbER SllARPE
Comander time out
August the 28"' 1679
LLOYD JOHN in the ship Barbados Merck" for Leward Islands
time out
September the 2 li 1679
LANGFORD HARRY in the Ship Joseph for New Yorke STEPHEN CLAY
Comander time out
September the 15''' 1679
LYNN ROBERT in the Ship Mallego Merck" for Lond ROGER HOMER
Comand' time out
49
3 86 TICKETS GRANTED.
September the 16"' 1679
LYNCH RICHARD in the Sloop true friendship for Nevis CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comand 1 ' time out
October the 25"' 1679
LEE HENRY in the Ship Happy returns for Lond ISAAC RAND
Comand 1 security
Nouember the 24"' 1679
LlLBURNE RlCH u in the Ketch Mary Sarah for Prouidence GEORGE
CONOWAY Comancl 1 ' security
November the 2<)" L 1679
LYNCH MORGAN in the Barq^ resolution for Antegua THOMAS GIL-
BERT Comand 1 ' the said LYNCH being a Seru" belonging to JOHN
CODRINOTON Esq r .
December the 22: 1679
LYNE CHRISTOPHER Esq r in the Ship Recovery for Jamaica JAMES
BROWNE Comand r
December the 31. 1679
LOPEZ TELLES ABRAHAM in the ship Recovery for Jamaica JAMES
BROWN Comand 1 time out
January the 4"' 1678
MAYNARD JAMES A Seru" belonging to MATHEW W MS - in the ship
Old head of Kingsale for Lew (1 ROBERT BARKER Comand
January the 28"' 1678
MARSHALL JARVIS in the Ship James for New Yorke JAMES SWEET-
LAND Comander time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 37
FetP li"' 1678
MASTUS JOSEPH and MARTHA MASTUS in the Ship Patience for
London THOMAS HUDSON Comand r time out
March the IO M 1679 [1678]
MORRIS W M in the Ship Society for Boston W M GUARD Comand" 1
time out
March the 14'* 1678
MELONY TIMOTHY in the Ship Ann and Mary for Antegua JOHN
JOHNSON Comand r security
March the 18'* 1678
MORRIS ISAAC in the Ketch Begining for New Yorke W M PLAY
Comand r time out
March the 19"' 1678
MADDOX JONE in the Ketch Begining for New Yorke W" PLAY
Comand r time out
Aprill the f 1 1679
MATTSON BENJ A in the Ship John and Mary for Lond EDWARD
CALCOTT Comand r time out
Aprill the V h 1679
MANNEN ANDREW in the Ship Mary for Carolina NICHOLAS LOCK-
WOOD Comand 1 ' time out
Aprill the IO M 1679
MAUL THOMAS in the Ketch W" f? John for New England JOHN
SAUNDERS Comand 1 ' time out
492
388 TICKETS GRANTED.
Apr ill the 17"' 1679
MAJOR W M in the Barq, Blessing for Prouidence FRANCIS WATLIXGTOX
Comander time out
April I the 28"' 1679
MAHONY DANIELL in the ship/mw^r Adventure for Antegua JOHN
LONG Comand 1 time out
Aprillthe 25"' 1679
MICIIELL RICH" in the Ship Nathan" for Boston \V ' CLARKE
Comander security
A prill the 25 1679
MICHELL JOHN in the Ship Nathan 11 for Boston W 1 ' CLARKE
Comander time out
May the 8'* 1679
MORGAN JOHN in the Ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DlTTY Co-
mander time out
May the 8' A 1679
MACCMASH CHARLES in the Ship Roc Buck for Lond W M SHAFTO
Comander security
May the 13"' 1679
MURPHY DANIELL in the Ship Industry for Bristoll JAMES PORTER
Comander time out
May the 14"' 1679
MORGAN THOMAS in the Ship Bachelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG
Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 389
May the 14"' 1679
MAGWAINE OWEN in the ship Industry for Bristoll JAMES PORTER
Comand r time out
May the if' 1679
MATHER GEORGE in the Ship Hannah and Eliff 1 for Lond RICH" Fix
Comand r security
May the 19"' 1679
MASON SYLAM in the Ship W m John for Boston SAMUELL LEGG
Comander time out
May the 23* 1679
MARROW CORNELIUS KATHERINE in the Ship Society for Bristoll
EDMOND DITTY Comander time out
May the 24"' 1679
MOSELY RICHARD in the Ship W m John for Boston SAMUELL
LEGG Comander time out
May the 24"' 1679
MORGAN EDWARD in the Ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comander time out
May the 24" 1679
MAHANE JOHN in the ship Industry for Bristoll JAMES PORTER
Comandr time out
May the 28"' 1679
MORRELL NICHOLAS in the Ship Prudence and Mary for Boston JACOB
GREEN Comander time out
390 TICKETS GRANTED.
May the 30"' 1679
MACCLAHEN OWEN in the Ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comander time out
June the i8 M 1679
MATTSON MATHEW in the Ship Concord for Lond W M FOSTER
Comander time out
June the 14'* 1679
MARCH THOMAS, MARY SARAH in the Ship Society for Bristoll
EDMOND DITTY Comand r time out
July the f 1679
MACCENREE JOHN in the Pink Reoecca for Virginia THOMAS W MS
Comand r time out
July the i6' A 1679
MATTHEWS GEORGE in the Pink Elis* for Boston JOHN BONNER
Comander time out
July the 2i st 1679
MANSELL ROBERT in the Ship Rich* and Mary for New England
SAMUELL FITCH Comand r security
August the 12'* 1679
MAHONE JAMES A Seruant belonging to HENRY QUINTYNE Esq r in the
Plantacoii for Carolina ASER SHARPE Comand r
August the 13'* 1679
MACCDANIELL PATRICK in the Ketch Neptune for Virginia JOSEPH
KNOTT Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 391
'August the 14"' 1679.
MiDLETON ARTHUR in the Barq, Plantacoii for Carolina ASER
SHARPE Comand 1 ' time out
September the 16"' 1679
MOUNTACK ANDREW in the Ship Eliz" for Holland ALLEXANDER
MATTISON Comand r security
October the first 1679
MADEN PATRICK in the Sloop true friendship for Antegua CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comand r time out
October the 2" r 1679
MUSKETT W M in the Sloop Rutter for Jamaica EDWARD DUFFEILD
Comander time out
October the fourth 1679
MELLOLY JAMES in the Ship Virgin for Virginia THO : ALLUMBY
Comander security
October the f h 1679
MOUNTAINS JOHN in the Sloop true freindship for Antegua CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comand r security
October the 25'* 1679
MORECOCK THOMAS in the Ship Happy returne for London ISAAC
RAND Comand r security
November the 21 1679
MANERICK NATHANIELL in the Ketch Phoenix for Antegua ROBERT
FLEXNY Comander security
392 TICKETS GRANTED.
December the 23* 1679
MARRIOTT ROBERT in the Ship Recouery for Jamaica JAMES BROWNE
Comand 1 time out
March the f' 1678
NEUILL JOHTS' in the ship Society for Boston W M GUARD Comander
time out
July the 15'* 1679
NEWTON ABIGALL in the Ship Etta? for Boston JOHN BONNER Co-
mand r time out
Jidy the 22* 1679
NEEDLER JOHN in -the Pink Rebecca for Virginia THOMAS WILLIAMS
Comand r time out
August the 4."' 1679
NEAGLE MARTIN in the Ship Young William for Virginia THOMAS
CORNISH Comand 1 ' time out
September the 4."' 1679
NEUILL JOHN in the Ship Pearle for Leward Islands EDWARD PEIR-
SON Comander security
September y' iS' 7 ' 1679
NASY DANIELL in the ship Hope for New England JOHN PRICE
Comander time out
October the \^ !Ii 1679
NUTTALL THOMAS in the ship Happy returnc for Lond ISAAC RAND
Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 393
October y' 2 d 1 679
ONEAL ANN in the Sloop Rutter for Jamaica EDWARD DUFFEILD
Comand r time out
Nouemb" the io' A 1679
OLDRIDGE ABELL in the Sloop Hopeivell for Antegua W M MURPHY
Comand r time out
Nouember y* 20"' 1679
OGLE JOHN in the Ketch Mary and Sarah for Prouiden [Providence]
GEORGE CONOWAY Comand r security
N member y 1 24^ 1679
OSBURNE ROBERT a Seru" belonging to RICH" LILBURNE in y e Ketch
Mary and Sarah for Prouidence GEORGE CON\VAY Comand r
January the 13"' 1678
PATY ELIZ A in the Ship Joseph and Ann for Carolina SAMUELL EVANS
Comand r time out
February the 21 : 1678
PEIRCE JOHN in the Ship Judith for Lond ROBERT KINGSLAND
Comander time out
February 2%"' 1678
PEARSON JOHN in the Ship Samuell for London JOHN CLARKE
Comander
March the third 1678
PIPER W M in the Ship bcgining for Virginia Tiro: BOSSINGEK
Comand r time out
50
394 TICKETS GRANTED.
March the third 1678
PERRIN MARGARF.TT in the ship Arthur for Lond HENRY COSKER
Comand r security
March the fifth 1678
PERWIDGE JOB in the ship Expedition for Virginia JollX HARDING
Comander time out
March the 13 1678
PILE W" in the Barq, Susanna for Carolina HUGH BABELL Comander
time out
March the 21 1678
PARRIS OWEN in the Barq, Joseph for Saltertudos STEPHEN CLAY
Comand' security
March the 28"' 1679
PERWIDG Jon in the Ship Endcawr for London JAMES GILBERT
Comander renewed
April I the first 1679
PEAD THOMAS in the Keatch Swallow for Road Island JOSEPH HARDY
Comand 1 time out
Aprill the fifth 1679
PLUinER JOHN in the Barq, May fflowcr for Prouidence EDWARD
HUBBERT Comander time out
Aprill the $"' 1679
PENISTON SAMUELL in the Barq, May fflowr for Providence EDWARD
HUBBART Comand 1 ' lime out
TICKETS GRANTED. 395
Aprill the i6 M 1679
PRIMATT HUMPHRY in the Hoiwr for London THO: WARREN
Comand 1 ' security
Aprill the 16"' 1679
POLEGREEN JOHN in the Ship Honor for London THOMAS WARREN
Comander security
Aprill the 22* 1679
POPE CHARLES in the Ship Honor for Lond THOMAS WARREN
Comander time out
Aprill the 22* 1679
PENNIMAN JANE in the Ship Honnor for London THOMAS WARREN
Comand'' time out
Aprill the 25"' 1679
PlDDOCK W M in the Ship Freinds Adventure for London ED\V D BLADES
Comand 1 ' time out
Aprill the 28"' 1679
POSLETT RICH? in the Ship Conclusion for Lond W M DEEDING Co-
mander time out
May the 2 d 1679
PlNKE JOHN in the Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAVID FOGG
Comander time out
May t/'teS"' 1679
PARSONES FRANCIS in the Ship Concord for Lond JAMES STRUTT
Comand 1 ' time out
502
396 TICKETS GRANTED.
May the 1$"' 1679
POTTLE CHRISTOPHER in the Pink Dymond for Topsham EZEKIAH
VASS Comandcr time out
May the 14"' 1679
PRICE JOHN in the Ship Bachelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG Comand 1
time out
May the 19'* 1679
PRICE JOHN in the Ship Bachelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG Comand'
time out
May t/ie i<)"' 1679
PEMMELL THOMAS in the Ship Rose and Crown for Lond THOMAS
CROFTS Comand 1 time out
*June the 16"' 1679
PLATT JOHN in the Ketch Joseph for New Yorke ABRAHAM KNOTT
Comand 1 time out
June the if' 1 1679
PECHEY LAMBERT in the ship Ruth for Lond W M TAYLOR Comand 1
time out
June the 2$"' 1679
PHILLIPS ELIAZER in the Ship Prouidence for Boston TIMOTHY PROUT
Comand 1 ' time out
\July the 2i d 1679
PEARSHOUSE CHESTER in the Pink Rebecca for Virginia TlIO W MS
Comand 1 ' time out
* [In the original the name of RICORD percedes this ; but in order to keep to the alpha-
betical arrangement I have transposed it among the R's, and to its proper date (see p. 400).]
t [A similar remark applies to the name RICHARD, which stands here in the original (see p.
401).]
TICKETS GRANTED. 397
July the 2g"' 1679
POOR MILES in the KETCH Done for Antegua JOHN GRAFTON Comand 1 '
time out
August the 9 //( 1679
POWELL ARTHUR in the Ship Friendship for Lond JOHN WILLIAMS
Comand 1
August the 1 8"' 1679
POOR MARY A seru 11 belonging to M' W H BULKLEY in the Ketch Nep-
tune for Virginia JOSEPH KXOTT Comander
August the ig' 7 ' 1679
PICKFORD ROBERT in the Ketch Neptune for Virginia JosEi'H KNOTT
Comand 1 ' time out
September the i st 1679
POLLARD JOSEPH in the Pinke Trent for Boston GEORGE MUNJOY
Comand r time out
September the 4"' 1679
PICKFORD ROBERT in the Ship Pearle EDW U PEIRSON Comand r for
Lew d Islands renewed
September the 8"' 1679
PENDLETON MARY in the Ship Trent for Boston GEORGE MUNJOY
Comand r time out
September the 15"' 1679
PlLSON EDWARD in the Ship Hope for New England JOHN PRICE
Comander time out
398 TICKETS GRANTED.
October the u" 1 1679
PORTMAN CHRISTOPHER in the Sloop Endeavor for Carolina THOMAS
SHAW Comand 1 time out
October the \ i"' 1679
POPPLE MAGNUS in the Sloop Endeauor for Carolina THOMAS SHAW
Comand r time out
October the 29"' 1679
PARKER JOHN a Seruant belonging to Collo CHRISTOPHER CODRING-
TON in the Barq, Done for Neuis ANTHONY JENNOR Comand''
October the 29 1679
PAGE JOHN a Seruant belonging to Collo CHR: CODRINGTON in the
Barq, Done for Neuis ANTHONY JENOUR Comand
Nouember the 27'* 1679
PARRIS OWEN in the Barq, Resolution for Antegua THOMAS GILBERT
Comand r time out
December the 23'' 1679
PERSIVALL ANDREW in the Ship Ann Jane for Lond RICH U RATT-
FORD CoTnand r security
March the \f l 1678
QUERK JOHN a Servant belonging to THOMAS ALLEN in the Ketch
W'" Susan for New England RALPH PARKER Comand 1
August the 12"' 1679
QUINTYNE RICH U in the Barq, Plantacon for Carolina ASER SHARPE
Comand 1 time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 399
February the 25" 1678
ROSE CHRISTOPHER in the Ship Patience for Lond THOMAS HUDSON
Comand 1 ' security
February the 27"' 1679 [1678]
ROVDON W M in the Constant Warwick Friggott for London Cap' RALPH
DELAUALI, Comand 1 ' time out
March the 3 rf 1678
RYDER SYMON A seruant belonging to GEORGE MOOR in the Ship
Vineyard for Virginia HENRY PERRIN Comand r
March the third 1678
ROANE BANCKS in the Sloop Hunter for Surranam WALTER ASSUEROS
Comand r time out
March the 12"' 1678
ROBINSON ALLEXANDER in the Ship Ann Mary for Antegua JOHN.
JOHNSON Comand 1 ' security
March the 21 1678
ROSS WILLIAM in the Ketch IV" f Susan for New England RALPH
PARKER Comand 1 ' time out
March the 26: 1679
ROBERTS W M in the Pinke Endcauor for Lond JAMES GILBERTS
Comand r time out
Aprill the 2* 1679
RIDLEY GEORGE in the Sloop Rntter for Jamaica EDW DUFFEILD
Corhand r time out
400 TICKETS GRANTED.
April I the 12 th 1679
Row LAWRENCE in the ship Robert for Boston NATHAN HAYMAN
Comander time out
Apr ill the 19"' 1679
ROTH RlCH D in the Ship Recovery for New Yorke THOMAS CHINERY
Comander time out
Apritttkeyj* 1679
REMNANT JAMES and JONE his Wife in the Ship Industry for Bristoll
JAMES PORTER Comand 1 time out
May the 6 th 1679
RAINY LUKE A servant belonging to M r HENRY APLEWHITE in the
Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAUID FOGG Comand r
May the 13" 1679
RiCHBELt RICHARD in the Ship Experim" for London ALLEN COCK
Comander security
May the 19" 1679
RAVENSCROFT BENJ A in the Ship Rose and Crowne for Lend THOMAS
CROFTS Comandr time out
May the 20"' 1679
REMNANT JAMES f JOXE in the Ship New Concord for Lond JAMES
STRUTT Comandr renewed
*\May the 24'* 1679
RICORD CHARLES in the Ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comander time out]
{TO 5 name is entered among the P's in the original, as is the case with RICHARD, JAMES,
at bottom of next.page.]
TICKETS GRANTED, 401
May the 28"' 1679
RAINSFORD EDWARD in the Ship W m John for Boston SAMUELL
LEGG Comand r time out
May the 28"' 1679
RUSSELL EDWARD in the Ship W m John for Boston SAMUELL
LEGG Comand r time out
May the 28"' 1679
RICHBELL ROBERT in the Ship W" John for Boston SAMUELL LEGG
Comander time out
June the 28"' 1679
RICH ROBERT Senior in the Ship Amity for London BENj 1 GROVES
Comander time out
July the first 1679
RICHBELL JOHN in the ship Prouidence for Boston TIMOTHY PROUT
Comander security
July the 10"' 1679
RULE THOMAS in the Pinke Rebecca for Virginia THO: WILLIAMS
Comander time out
Jiily the 17'* 1679
RUDGE THOMAS in the Briganteen Brother's Adventure for New Yorke
ROBERT DARKIN Comand r security
\July the 21 1679
RICHARD JAMES in the Pinke Rebecca for Virginia THOMAS WILLIAMS
Comand r time out]
51
403 TICKETS GRANTED.
August the third 1679
RICE JAMES and JOHN in the Ship Young W'" for Virginia THOMAS
CORNISH Comand r time out
August y 15"' 1679
RICH ROBERT in the ship Postilion for New England JOHN PRAUL
Comand r security
August y 15" 1679
RUDLE ROBERT in the Ship John and Henry for Bristoll THOMAS
CADES Comander time out
September the 4."* 1679
ROBOTHAM WILLIAM in the Ship Joseph for New Yorke STEPHEN
CLAY Comand r a serv" belonging to Coll SAM LL NEWTON
Nouember the third 1679
REDDIN KATHERINE a Sen'" belonging to MARTIN HAYES for
Jamaica in the Barq, Adventure EDW D DUFFEILD Comander
January the fourteenth 1678
SLAUGHTER WILLIAM a Serv" belonging to JOHN JENNINGS in the
ship Joseph Ann for Carolina SAM LL EUANS Comand r
January the 14'* 168 [1678]
SERJEANT RICH D in the Ship Joseph and Ann for Carolina SAMUELL
EVANS Comander security
January the 28"' 1678
SMITH PHILLIP in the Ship James for New Yorke W M SWEETLAND
Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 403
February the \\" 1 1678
SYMONS SAMUELL in the Ship James for NewYorke W M SwEETLAND
Comand r time out
February the 13: 1678
STOCKLEY JOHN and MARY in the ship two Brothers for Jamaica
RICE JEFFERYS Comander time out
February the 13"' 1678
SHERWOOD SAMUELL in the ship Two Brothers for Jamaica RlCE
JEFFERYS Comand r time out
February the if' 1 1678
STEEL MARY in the ship Merck" Bonaduenture for London W JI BUCK-
LEY Comand r time out
February the 25"' 1678
SMITH HESTER in the Barq, Plantacoh for Carolina ASER SHARPE
Comand r time out
Merck the V* 1678
STOAKES MICHAELL in the Ship Society for Boston WILLIAM GUARD
Comander time out
March the \\ ih 1678
STACY VV in the Ship Society for Boston W M GUARD Comand 1 '
time out
March the 12"' 1678
SMITH EDWARD in the Barq, Susannah for Carolina HUGH BABELL
Comander security
512
404 TICKETS GRANTED.
March the 18'* 1678
SANDERS BENJ A in the Ketch begin ing for New Yorke W M PLAY
Comand r time out
March the 26"' 1679
STEEL MARY* in the Ship Supply for London JOSEPH FREEMAN
Comand r renewed
March the 29'* 1679
SAILES RICH" in the Ketch Swallow for New England JOSEPH
HARDY Comander time out
March the 31" 1679
SEWER JOHN in the ship John and Thomas for Prouidence THOMAS
JENOUR Comander time out
March the 31" 1679
SCOTT BENJ A in the Ship Expedition for Lond JOHN HARDING
Comand r time out
Aprill the first 1679
SMITH W M in the Ketch Unity for Virginia JAMES RAINY Comand 1 '
time out
Aprill the $* 1679
SALT SAMUEL!, in the Ship Change for London W M KlXG Comander
time out
Apr ill the 12"' 1679
SANDIFORD HENRY in the ship Robert for Boston NATHAN HAYMAN
Comander time out
* [See under date Feb. 17, in previous page.]
TICKETS GRANTED. 45
Aprill the 15"' 1679
SFRANE ALMONS in the Ship Eli? for Neuis PETER MAJOR
Comand r time out
Aprill the 19" 1679
STEPHENS NATHANIELL in the Ship Recoiiery for New Yorke THOMAS
CHINERY Comander time out
Aprill the 19"' 1679
SEDGWICK RALPH in the Ketch Unity for Virginia JAMES RAINY
Comander time out
Aprill the 22 d 1679
SPICER SAMUELL in the Ship Hope for London JOSEPH BALL
Comander time out
Aprill the 26"' 1679
SMITH MARGERETT a Seru" belonging to THOMAS DOXEY in the Ship
Brothers Aduenture for New Yorke JN SELLECK Com r
Aprill the W' 1679
SNACKNELL RICH D in the Ship Nathan" for Boston W M CLARKE
Comand r time out
May the 2 d 1679
SOUTHWORTH FRANCIS in the Ketch Prosperous for Virginia DAUID
FOGG Comander time out
May the fifth 1679
STAPLETON WALTER in the Ship Society for Bristoll EDMOND DITTY
Comander time out
406 TICKETS GRANTED.
May the IO M 1679
STANTON PEARCE in the Barq> Resolution for Antcgua JOHN INGLE-
BEE Comand r time out
May the 12"' 1679
SHORT WALTER in the Ship Bachelor for Bristoll ROGER BAGG
Comand r time out
May the 14" 1679
SKAHANE TEIGE in the Ship Industry for Bristoll JAMES PORTER
Comand r time out
May (he 14^ 1679
SMITH ISAAC in the Ship Supply for Boston JOHN MELLOWES
Comand r time out
May the \$ k 1679
SANDOME RICH D in the Ship Swallow for Leuerpoole THO WITH-
INGTUN Comander time out
May the 20'* 1679
SMITH WILLIAM in the Ship New Concord for Lond JAMES STRUTT
Comandr time out
May the 20'* 1679
STEPHENS SYLVESTER in the Ketch Nick" f Rebecca for New Yorke
NICHOLAS BLAKE Comand'- time out
May the 2i d 1679
SHERLAND JOHN jun^ in the Ship Prudence and Mary for Boston
JACOB GREEN Comand'- time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 407
May the 28"' 1679
SERFATTY JOSHUA in the Ship Montcing Starr for Surranam JOHN
UANDERSHKE Comand r security
May the 29'* 1679
SPARKES SAMUELL in the Ship W m John for Boston SAM LL LEGG
Comand r time out
May the 29"' 1679
SALTER RICH in the Ketch W m f John for Boston SAM LL LEGG
Comander time out
June the 2$' A 1679
SUTTON JOHN in the ship Prosperous for Lond THOMAS WOOD-
COCK Comand r time out
July tkeg* 1679
SMITH THOMAS in the Ship Bachelor for London W M KNOTT Co-
mander time out
July the 15" 1679
SCOTT THOMAS in the Pink Rebecca for Virginia THOMAS WILLIAMS
Comander time out
July the 22 d 1679
STANNADGE THOMAS in the Pinke Rebecca for Virginia THOMAS
WILLIAMS Comand r time out
July the 22* 1679
STRAUSE ELIAS in the Ship Experim" for London THOMAS AUBONY
Comand r time out
408 TICKETS GRANTED.
A^^g^lst the 2* 1679
STOXli JOHN in the ship Bachelors Ddigltt for Lond" ROBERT
GREENWAV Comander time out
August the i6 M 1679
SEALY HENRY in the Ketch Neptune for Virginia JOSEPH KNOTT
Comand r time out
August the i6' 7 ' 1679
SMITH THURLO a Serv" belonging to HENRY SEALY in the Keatch
Neptune for Virginia JOSEPH KNOTT Comand r
September the 1 6 M 1 679
SONE GEORGE in the Barq, Blessing for Burmudos FRANCIS WATLING-
TON Comander security
September the 20"' 1679
STANLEY ROBERT in the Ship Malligo Merck' 1 for London ROGER
HOMER Comander time out
September the 22 d 1679
SEAMAN THOMAS in the Ship Thomas Sarah for London JAMES
DAY Comander time out
October the first 1679
SHORT MARTHA in the Ship Barbados Mcrch" for Virginia JAMES
COCK Comand. time out
October the first 1679
SANDFORD JOHN in the Ship Barbados Merch" for Virginia JAMES
COCK Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED.
October the 2'' 1679
SEARLE RICH" A Serv" belonging to JAMES COATES in the Sloop
Rntti r for Jamaica EDW DUFFEILD Comand'
October the f' 1679
SWINNY THOMAS in the Sloop true friendship for Antego CHARLES
KALLAHANE Comander security
October the 29'* 1679
SENIOR JACOB in the Barq, Done for Neuis ANTHONY JENOUR
Comand'
security
October the 29"' 1679
SMITH JOHN a Sen* belonging to Coll" CHRISTOPHER CODRINGTON
in the Barq, Done for Nevis ANTH<> JENOR
November the 3^ 1679
SWEETING RICH" in the Barq, Adnentnre for Jamaica EDWARD
DUFFEILD Comander
time out
Notiember the 6" 1679
SIDDY HENRY in the Barq, Adventure for Jamaica EDWARD DUF-
FEILD Comand r
security
Nouember the f l 1679
SALTER GEORGE in the Sloop Hopewell for Antegua W MURPHY
Comand r
time out
Nouember the 29"' 1679
SPITTLE ROBERT in the Sloop Kathcrine for Antegua ANDREW GALL
Comand r
time out
52
4 io TICKETS GRANTED,
December the 15'* 1679
SIDNEY JOHN in the Ship Lawrell for Lew 1 ROBERT OXE Comand r
security
December the 22 d 1679
SMITH JOHN in the Ship Ann and Jane for -Lond RICH" RATT-
FORD Coinander time out
December the 24"' 1679
SMART JOHN in the ship Ann Jane for Lond RICH" RATT-
FORD Comander security
December 2^ k 1679
SHERWIN JOHN in the Ship Ann C Jam for Lond RICH RATT-
FORD Comander security
December the 24"' 1679
SINDRV JOHN in the ship Recovery for Jamaica JAMES BROWNE
Comander time out
December the 30"' 1679
SWANLEY ROBERT in the Ship Ann and Jane for London RICH"
RATTFORD Comander time out
December the 31'' 1679
SHARPE MARY in the Ship Recouery for Jamaica JAMES BROWNE
Comand r time out
Febrttary the 2 I st 1678
TRAVIS RICHARD in the Ship Fellowship for Antegua THOMAS PIM
Comand r time out
TICKETS GRANTED. 411
March the first 1678:
TIPPIN JOHN in the Constant Warwick Friggott for London Cap 1
RALPH DELAVALL Comander time out
Aprill the \\ tk 1679
TINICO JACOB in the Ketch W'" and John for New England JOHN
SANDERS Comander time out
Aprill the 19'* 1679
TOOLES MORGAN in the Ship Freinds Admnturc for London EDWARD
BLADES Comander time out
Aprill the 25" 1679
THORNTON W M in the ship Freinds Adventure for Lond EDWARD
BLADES Comander time out
Aprill the ?& tk 1679
TOWNSEND RICHARD in the Ship Nathan 11 for Boston W" CLARKE
Comander time out
Aprill the 29 : 1679
TURNER JOHN in the ship Nathaniell for Boston W M CLARKE 
