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Appendix A
List of ships for Tenerife, 1649

Sponsor

Centre for Metropolitan History

Publication

The letters of John Paige, London merchant, 1648-58: London Record Society 21

Author

G. F. Steckley (editor)

Year published

1984

Supporting documents

List of abbreviations
Glossary

Pages

151-152

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'Appendix A: List of ships for Tenerife, 1649', The letters of John Paige, London merchant, 1648-58: London Record Society 21 (1984), pp. 151-152. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63993 Date accessed: 25 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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APPENDICES
(A) John Paige's list of Ships Bound for Tenerife for the vintage of 1649

APPENDICES

(A) John Paige's list of Ships Bound for Tenerife for the vintage of 1649

128. [Enclosure in letter of 1 Sept. 1649 to William Clerke (9).] A list of ships bound for Tenerife to load wines, with their burden and to whom they go consigned ts

	ts

Mr Gilbert Crane to Mr Kilvert and yourself	190
Mr Barber to yourself and Mr Paynter	100
Mr Murwill to Mr Casby and Mr Turner	200
Mr William Chalk to Mr Paynter	120
Mr Henry Toope to Mr Bradick etc.	230
Mr Crampe to Mr John Turner	210
Mr James Blake to Mr John Casby	210
Mr Young to Mr Bonfoy	160
Mr Crispe to Mr Lambell and others etc.	250
Mr Joy to Mr Fowler and Mr Lambell	150
Mr Starling to Mr Throckmorton and Proud	190
Mr Jenkins to Mr Phillip Ward	150
Mr Sheere to Mr Campion and Lee	150
Mr Humphrey Holcomb's ship to Mr Body	150
Mr Hedgethorn to Mr Bonfoy	240
A Fleming to Don Alonso de Lugo	200
Mr Button from Naples with hoops	250
Mr Brookes from New England	140
Mr Pyle for Mr Lambell	250
Mr Smith from Nantes to Mr Benjamin Barron	160
Mr Izaack's ship from Topsham to Mr Body	100
Mr Robert Rinett from Lynn	140
Mr William Hayes to Mr Cowling	110
Mr Read from Colchester to Mr Paynter most part	120
A Bristol man as I hear to go	90
Mr Thomas Warren's ship	80
Mr Bennett from Barbary to Mr Fowler as I am told	200
Mr Bulkley's ship from Newfoundland	100
Mr Fowler's ship from Newfoundland	80
Mr Colquist from Newfoundland to Mr Paynter	100
A Fleming from Bilbao to Mr Body	220
Mr Jop from Bilbao to Mr Body	120
A New England man from Bilbao to Mr Body	160
Mr Hussy from Bilbao to Mr Turner	160
Mr Fishman to Mr Pearson and Webber	150
Mr Webber from Galicia with pilchards	70
Mr Sidrake Blake, I make account, must load	220
Mr Steward for Mr John Turner	200
Mr Humphrey Isham for Mr Wild and others	250
A collier now freighted for several men	120
In all 40 ships	6,490 ts

Of all these ships I am confident there will not fail 2, God sending them in safety. Rather, I doubt there may be some I know not of, besides Hollanders which I make no question but will be some. I thought this a very necessary thing to send you, whereby to govern yourself accordingly. …

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