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| Date. | Name of Petitioner. | Subject of Petition. | Reference. |
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1624.
Jan. 2 | Owen Claxton | Employment | 336 |
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| " " | Anthony Varneworthy | Employment as factor | " " |
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| " 5 | Elizabeth, widow of Robert Courtney. | Employment for her brother Richard Hare. | " 340 |
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| " 7 | John White, boatswain | Wages for service in the Palsgrave | " 341 |
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| " 9 | Ursula Cobb, widow | Relief | " 348 |
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| " " | Francis Cooper | Employment | " " |
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| " 12 | Mr. Cotton, a free brother | Employment for a "young youth" | " 350 |
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| " " | Mr. Kerridge | A writership for John Norris | " 352 |
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| " 14 | Mr. Beversham, master of the Lion. | Permission to ship out his indigo, and wages. | " 357 |
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| " " | Anthony Varneworthy | Employment as factor | " 359 |
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| " " | Mrs. Swingler | Her son James' estate | " 360 |
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| " 16 | Ann Perkins, widow | Wages of Stedson, gunner in the Palsgrave, deceased. | " 363 |
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| " " | Henry and Elizabeth Thomas | Estate of the wife's deceased husband. | " " |
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| " " | James Brereton | Employment | " 365 |
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| " 21 | William Jones | Place of steward or steward's mate | " 374 |
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| " 23 | Robert Brownryg | John Stiddson's estate | " 375 |
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| " " | William Kendall | Allowance for saffron delivered to Ball. | " 376 |
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| " " | Arthur Clifford | Allowance for nutmegs | " 377 |
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| " " | John Clarke | Part of his servant's pay | " " |
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| " 16(? 26) | Mr. Hollingshead | Apprenticeship for a youth | " 379 |
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| " 28 | John Holden | Estate of his servant Edward Sherrock, wrongly paid to John Cadwell. | " 386 |
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| " 30 | Mr. Boyle | Command of the intended fort in the Indies. | " 390 |
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| " " | Thomas Parrey | Release from brokes on pepper bought. | " 392 |
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| Feb. 5 | Mr. Powell, of Pencho, in Wales | Employment for his son | " 397 |
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| " " | Thomas Moone | Employment in the Indies | " " |
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| " 9 | Christopher Calley | Relief | " 401 |
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| " " | Walter Mountford | Wages and employment | " 402 |
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| " 11 | Miles Coleston | Two months yearly of his wages to be paid to Thomas Trussell. | " 404 |
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| " 13 | Mr. Lowe | A factor's place for Thomas Meighen. | " 407 |
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| " " | Sybyll, wife of Jas. Rynd, preacher | 50s. due to her | " 408 |
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| " " | Wife of Thomas Arnold | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Captain Weddall | Relief for Thomas Neede, who had broken his leg aboard the James. | " 410 |
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| " 20 | Sir Robert Knollis | A soldier's place in the fort for Mr. Lucas. | " 420 |
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| " " | Julian, wife of John Brookes, master of the Trial. | Part of her husband's wages, &c., and his return at the end of four years. | " 421 |
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| " " | Gregory Clement | Imprest on account of wages | " " |
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| " " | Thomazin Powell | 6l. for her son's losses from the Dutch. | " " |
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| " 25 | Edward Smith, gunner | Allowance of three months' pay yearly to their wives. | " 427 |
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| " " | Robert Pickering, surgeon |
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| " " | John Jackson, gunner |
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| " " | Samuel Clampe, hoyman | Recompense for loss of time during frost. | " " |
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| " " | Ellis, brother of Nicholas Crispe, factor at Cambaya. | Increase of wages for his brother | " " |
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| " 25 | William Crascombe | Benevolence for a bruised head | " 427 |
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| " " | Aaron Ellis, mate of the Eagle | Leave to take a servant | " " |
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| " " | Alice, widow of William Trenoden | Benevolence | " " |
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| " " | Benjamin Saunders | Employment | " " |
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| " 27 | William Jones | Place of steward's mate in the Eagle. | " 432 |
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| " " | George Williamson | Same | " " |
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| " " | William Brown | Same | " " |
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| " " | Gabriel Hawley | Same | " " |
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| Mar. 5 | Phœbe Adcombe | Wages of her son Richard | " 440 |
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| " " | John Walker | 15l. due from Edmund Sutton's estate to his brother Peter Walker's estate. | " " |
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| " " | Robert Tellowe | 40s. given by Thomas Blanchett, deceased, to Elias Kitwood, and by — Kitwood, deceased, to petitioner. | " 442 |
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| " " | Edward Smith, gunner | Part of his servant's wages | " 443 |
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| " 10 | Richard Langford, purser's mate in the Jonas. | Increase of wages | " 451 |
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| " " | Richard Norrington, gunner in the Star. | Payment of his wages | " " |
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| " " | John Jackson, gunner in the Eagle. | Payment of part of his wages to his wife. | " " |
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| " " | Joseph Wyatt, sailor | Satisfaction for five years' service | " " |
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| " " | William Taylor | Two months yearly of his wages for his mother. | " " |
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| " " | John Boomer and William Morris, gunners. | Maintenance for apprentices | " 452 |
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| " " | John Boomer, gunner in the Jonas. | Payment of part of his wages to his wife. | " " |
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| " " | John White, yeoman of the guard | Wages of his son (a runaway) | " " |
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| " " | Francis Willis | 5l. owing from Francis Wadsworth, deceased. | " " |
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| " " | Richard Glanville | Wages of two deceased sons | " " |
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| " " | Hugh Belton | Simon Mountford's estate | " " |
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| " " | Joan Barton, widow | Charity | " " |
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| " 26 | William Tracy | Estate of Thomas Tracy, deceased | " 468 |
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| " " | Philip Thomas | His half brother John Stacy's estate. | " 469 |
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| Apr. 2 | Ann, widow of John Waldoe | Continuance of her allowance of 8s. per week. | " 472 |
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| " " | William Kendall | His wages | " " |
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| " " | Alice Knight, widow | Charity | " " |
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| " 7 | Mr. Price | His brother Robert's wages | " 473 |
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| " " | Sampson Newport | Time to pay for commodities bought. | " 476 |
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| " 9 | William Kendall | His wages | " 478 |
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| " " | Francis Norman | 15l. paid to Mr. Walker, a Chancery clerk. | " 479 |
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| " " | Mary Weekes | 10l. of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Joane, widow of Thos. Leeke | Wages of her deceased son John | " " |
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| " " | Ann Barnes | John Butcher's estate | " " |
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| " 14 | Jane Garroway | Her dwelling in Blackwall Yard. | " 487 |
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| " 16 | William Cobb (a blind man) | Employment in turning the Company's grindstone at Blackwall. | " 490 |
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| " 24 | — Wallpole (a minister) | Part of John Purefy's wages | " 496 |
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| " 28 | Elizabeth, wife of Bartholomew Goodall. | 50l. of her husband's wages | " 498 |
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| " " | Richard Mathews | His deceased servant's wages | " 499 |
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| " 30 | John Hills, boatswain | His wages | " 506 |
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| " " | John Macham | Estate of Edward Harris, deceased | " " |
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| " " | Ann Jeffries | Same | " " |
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| May 5 | Thomas Hart | One year's wages of his servant Henry Munke. | " 507 |
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| " " | Hugh Belton | Mountford's estate | " " |
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| " 5 | Joane Boyd, alias Porter | Francis Wordsworth's estate | " 507 |
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| " " | Christopher Gardner | George Seamayne's estate | " " |
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| " " | Joane, widow of Thomas Leeke | Wages of her son John | " " |
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| " " | Richard Mathew | Wages of his apprentice John Ballard. | " 508 |
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| " " | Alderman Whitmore | Thomas Barker's estate | " 511 |
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| " " | Thomas Grove | Employment | " " |
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| " " | John Simpson | Estate of John Harrott | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth, widow of Richard Browne. | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth Halen, widow | Charity | " " |
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| " 7 | Joane, wife of John Awle for John Pendley. | Half the wages of Nicholas Pendley, deceased. | " 514 |
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| " " | Hugh Belton for Robert Stokes | Wages of Robert Stokes and Simon Mountford. | " " |
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| " " | Joane Boyd | 20l. of Francis Wood's estate | " " |
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| " " | John Macham | 10l. of Edward Harris' estate | " 515 |
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| " " | Ann Jefferies | 5l. of Edward Harris' estate | " " |
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| " 12 | John Roberts, late master of the James. | Employment in the next fleet | " 518 |
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| " 14 | Sir Charles Cornwallis | Estate of John Browne, slain at Patani. | " 520 |
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| " " | Wife of Capt. Bickliffe | Part of her husband's wages in advance. | " 523 |
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| " " | Wife of Mr. Rynd a preacher | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " 26 | Sir Henry Marten | Payment of Cooke's wages to Peble. | " 534 |
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| " " | John Herris | Estate of his brother Nicholas | " " |
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| " 28 | George Charles | Recompense for services | " 539 |
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| " " | Nicholas Wolley | Employment as purser | " 540 |
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| " " | Thomas Thornborough | Same | " " |
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| June 16 | Nicholas Crispe for John Gunning. | Part of John Gunning's wages | " 546 |
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| " " | Sir Robert Harlowe | Wages and rights of George Harlowe, deceased. | " 547 |
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| " " | Rowland Langram, and others, mariners' wives. | Wages of their husbands in the Sun until she was cast away. | " " |
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| " " | Margaret Spurgeon | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " 18 | John Kingston | Employment as factor or purser | " 548 |
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| " " | John Whitcher | A cooper's place | " 550 |
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| " " | Griffith Potter | Same | " " |
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| " 23 | John Rutlish | Employment | " 552 |
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| " " | Mr. Smitheck | Recompense for attendance at the Court. | " 553 |
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| " " | Robert Whipp | The place of George Charles, deceased. | " " |
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| July 7 | [Richard] Welden | Part of his wages | VII. 5 |
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| " " | Ralph Lynnes | Goods and wages of Edward Lynnes, deceased. | " 6 |
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| " " | Elizabeth, widow of Robert Courtney. | Her husband's estate | " " |
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| " " | Margaret Stevenson | Her servant's wages | " " |
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| " " | Ann Norman | Same | " " |
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| " " | Ann Lane | Servant's wages | " " |
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| " " | Edward Bickeliff | Employment as factor | " " |
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| " 9 | The widow of William Read | Her husband's estate | " 8 |
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| " " | John Ratlidge | Employment as steward or mate | " 11 |
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| " 12 | Julian Brookes, wife of the commander of the Moon. | Part of her husband's wages | " 17 |
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| " " | Wife of George Brewin | Same | " " |
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| " 16 | Valentine Markham, auditor | Increase of salary | " 22 |
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| " " | John Todd, executor of John Sutton. | Allowance for Sutton's pepper | " 23 |
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| " " | John Wood | His wages in the Palsgrave | " 24 |
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| " 20 | William Webber | Consideration for losses at Amboyna. | " 26 |
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| " 21 | Henry Bate | Monies detained by the Company | " 27 |
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| " " | Thomas Watts | Goods of Hugh Greete, deceased | " 28 |
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| " 26 | Isabel, widow of Benjamin White | Her husband's wages | " 39 |
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| " " | Mary, wife of Andrew Weekes | Part of her husband's wages | " 40 |
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| " " | William Mason | His wages | " " |
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| " " | Huntington Woodward | Same | " " |
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| " " | Katherine, wife of Robert Seale | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Ann Fishingdon | Part of her son's wages | " " |
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| " " | Katherine Berry | A debt assigned by John Vian out of William Shell's estate. | " " |
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| " " | Janet, widow of John Lincklater | Charity | " " |
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| " " | John Rose | His wages | " " |
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| " " | Oliver Havers | His wages paid to his pretended wife. | " 41 |
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| " " | Joyce, wife of William Davers | Her brother-in-law Henry Davers' estate. | " " |
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| " 28 | William Morgan, master | Recompense "for touching first with his ship in the Downs." | " 42 |
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| " 30 | John Munden, master of the Exchange. | His wages | " 47 |
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| Aug. 3 | William Avery | Part of his son Richard's wages | " 51 |
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| " " | Michael Hollman, factor | Increase of wages | " " |
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| " 4 | Mathew Duke, factor | Gratification for good services | " 53 |
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| " " | Thomas Watts | A legacy from Hugh Greete | " 54 |
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| " " | John Punnyett | Recompense for pilotage | " " |
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| " " | The gunner of the Elizabeth | Allowance for 1000 weight of pepper | " " |
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| " " | George Robinson, factor | Gratification for services | " " |
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| " " | William Biddulph, factor | Larger allowance for his indigo | " " |
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| " " | Katherine Leaver, widow | Payment of her husband's adventure. | " 55 |
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| " " | Thomas Harrison | Joshua Bainbridge's estate | " " |
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| " " | John Perry | Benevolence for losses in the Sampson. | " " |
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| " " | Nathan Boult | Monies due to Symmonson for timber from Ireland. | " 56 |
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| " " | Elizabeth, wife of Peter Marvell | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth, widow of Robert Courtney. | 175 ryalls | " " |
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| " 11 | Margaret Portus | Her brother John's estate | " 62 |
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| " 13 | Ralph Cartwright, purser | Increase of wages | " 66 |
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| " " | Mary, widow of William Smith | Her husband's estate against Mrs. Coxe. | " " |
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| " " | Katherine, widow of Osmond Cooke. | Her husband's wages | " 71 |
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| " " | Aaron Ellis | Discharge of a bond for service | " 72 |
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| " " | William Moore, nailor | Lodging at Deptford | " " |
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| " " | Nathan and Mary Boult | Money owing to Symmonson, deceased, for timber. | " " |
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| " " | William Holbrook | Employment | " " |
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| " " | William Townesend | 10l. owing by William Godolphin, a black. | " " |
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| " " | Wife of Cuthbert Atkinson | Relief to her husband who broke his leg at Blackwall. | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Andrews | His wages | " 73 |
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| " " | Thomazine, wife of Thomas Belt | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Mary Windsor | Part of her son's wages | " 74 |
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| " " | Thomazine Alexander | Same | " " |
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| " " | Abraham Ashton | Detention of his wages | " " |
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| " " | Deliverance Goodchild | The estate of her father Captain Adams, deceased. | " 75 |
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| " " | Randall Gleeson | Thomas Hood's estate | " " |
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| " 18 | Sir James Erwin, servant to the Prince [Charles]. | 20l. to James Anderson, from the estate of James Erwin, master of the Roebuck. | " 78 |
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| " " | Ellen, widow of Thomas Jeronimo | Charity | " " |
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| " " | Mary, widow of Thomas Hartley | Charity | " " |
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| " 20 | Captain Watts | Increase of wages, &c. for Staverton. | " 80 |
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| " " | John Price, mate | For a cask of tamarinds brought home by him. | " 81 |
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| " " | William Barker | His brother's estate | " " |
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| " " | William and Mary Orenge | A debt from Galliard to Goulding, Mary's late husband. | " " |
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| " " | Walter Mountford | Relief in his poverty and infirmity | " 82 |
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| " 25 | Margaret, wife of Lawrence White | The estates of her brother, John Portus, deceased. | " 88 |
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| " " | Jane Mason | Her husband's (a runaway) wages | " 89 |
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| " " | Christopher Rose | Consideration for his services | " 90 |
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| " " | Thomazine Clark | Goods to the value of 400 R. | " " |
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| " " | Katherine Anderson | Her son's legacy from William Rupath. | " " |
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| " " | Henry Crowche | Part of his son's wages | " " |
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| " " | Margaret Hall | Part of her son Richard Owen's wages. | " " |
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| " " | John Humphrey, prisoner in the Marshalsea. | Release | " " |
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| " " | John Nixon | Wages of his servant Thos. Wells (a runaway). | " 91 |
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| " " | John Clarke | Wages for his son, late servant to Capt. Towerson at Hitto. | " " |
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| " 27 | Capt. Watts | 200 ryals of the estate of one Pike, deceased. | " 94 |
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| Sept. 1 | Thomas Maes, gunner of the Elizabeth. | Payment of his wages | " 104 |
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| " 3 | Constance, wife of Paul Manley | 10l. of her husband's wages | " 107 |
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| " " | Mariners of the Whale | Payment of their wages | " 108 |
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| " 8 | Jane, wife of Robert Marshall | Part of her husband's wages | " 109 |
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| " " | Mary, widow of William Smith | Her husband's estate | " " |
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| " " | John Holmes | Return of surety money for John Burton. | " 110 |
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| " " | Oliver Havers | Money paid to his pretended wife | " " |
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| " " | Isaac Crowther | Goods taken by Spaldinge | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Moore, nailsmith | Consideration for repairs of his house. | " 111 |
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| " " | Ralph Keeble | Estate of John Cooke, deceased | " 113 |
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| " " | Thomas Joyce | Benevolence for loss of his right hand at the siege of Ormuz. | " 114 |
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| " 18 | Joane, wife of Richard Atkinson | Charitable benevolence | " 118 |
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| " " | Elizabeth, widow of Gilbert Richardson. | Allowance for goods taken in the Dragon. | " 119 |
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| " " | Edward Godfrey | Robert Jackson's estate for his widow. | " " |
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| " " | Mr. Tichburne, the solicitor | Salary | " " |
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| " " | Captain Greene | Loan of 100l. | " " |
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| " " | Robert Wilson and Margaret, relict of Sylvanus Man. | Wages of William Barbour, alias Griggs, and Samuel Windell, apprentices. | " 120 |
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| " " | Samuel Windell | His wages for himself. | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Mace | Abatement of freight for pepper | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth Stevenson, widow | Her husband's and Thomas Porey's estate. | " " |
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| " 20 | Isaac Crowther | Justice from Spaldinge, consideration for services, and employment. | " " |
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| " " | Nicholas Banggam | Freight of calicoes and wages | " 121 |
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| " " | Nich. Crispe | Wm. Martyn's wages | " 123 |
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| " " | John Wood, late master of the "Little James." | His wages | " 125 |
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| " 22 | Francis Boughton, grocer | Pepper bought at Sandwich | " 130 |
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| " " | John Harvey, of Lyme Regis, Dorset. | 20l. advanced by his brother Walter. | " 131 |
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| " " | Alexander Ball | Recompense for his services | " 132 |
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| " " | Ephraim Ramsey | His wages | " 134 |
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| " 24 | Mathew Wills, master | Increase of wages | " 136 |
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| " " | Mr. Chapman | Thomas Porey's estate | " 139 |
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| " " | Margaret, widow of Sylvanus Man, and wife of Robert Willson. | Wages of Wm. Griggs, alias Barber, and Samuel Windell. | " " |
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| " " | Sir Francis Crane | Two bales of silk for tapestry work. | " 140 |
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| " 25 | Anne Collins, widow | A debt out of Thomas Hood's estate. | " " |
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| " " | Richard Kempe, carpenter | His wages. | " " |
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| " " | Cicely, wife of James Browne | Part of the wages of her husband (engineer for the forts). | " " |
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| " " | Margaret Saunders | Goods of her servant, Thos. Mullins. | " 141 |
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| " " | Anne, widow of Thomas Young | The wages of her husband, who was cast away in the Hope. | " " |
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| " " | Kenelme Butler | His wages. | " " |
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| " " | John Powle, "one of the six Amboyna men." | Maintenance while attending an issue of that business. | " " |
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| " " | Henry Thorneton | His wages. | " " |
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| " " | James Hicks | Employment. | " " |
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| " " | Katherine Berry | A debt out of William Shell's estate. | " " |
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| " " | Robert Ambrose | Wages of two servants, Thos. Flankell and Thos. Jackson. | " " |
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| " " | Aaron Ellis | Mitigation of a debt and charity | " " |
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| " 26 | Cassandra, wife of Thomas Cliffe | Part of her husband's wages | " 126 |
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| " " | Sir John Thompson | His brother Thomas' estate | " " |
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| " " | John Allen, shipwright | Part of wages of his two servants, Thomas Bayly and William Drudge. | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth, widow of John Johnson. | Allowance for her husband's cloves. | " " |
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| " " | John Price, lighterman | Benevolence for an injury | " " |
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| " " | James Nymmock | Part of James Little's wages | " " |
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| " " | John Lilly | Wages of his servant, Mark Mayes. | " " |
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| " " | Margaret Saunders, widow | Wages of her servant, Thomas Mulnes. | " 127 |
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| " " | Phillis, wife of John Zouch | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Hugh Tatle, apprentice | Benevolence for services | " " |
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| " " | Mary, wife of Hugh Bradley | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Margaret Russell | Wages of her servant, Edward Whittles. | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth, wife of Hopkin Davies | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Windsore | Part of his son's wages | " " |
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| " " | Agnes, wife of John Clingo | Her brother Francis Wadsworth's estate. | " 128 |
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| " " | Joane, wife of William Mason | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | John Harvy | His brother Walter's estate | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth Sheering | Part of her brother Edmond Mitchell's wages. | " " |
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| Oct. 6 | Mr. Sheeres | Wages, &c. of his deceased servant. | " 147 |
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| " " | William Webber | Gratification and a settled salary | " 149 |
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| " 8 | Mr. Cartwright | His wages | " 151 |
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| " " | Christopher Rosons | Same | " 152 |
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| " " | Sir John Wolstenholme | For one Oliver to serve the company with cider. | " " |
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| " " | Henry Moseley | Employment as factor | " 154 |
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| " " | Daniel Clutterbegg | Same | " " |
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| " " | John Horton | Same | " " |
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| " " | Stephen Jumper | Employment as steward | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Tyggin, under beadle | Gratification towards the solemnizing of his daughter's marriage. | " 155 |
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| " " | Kenelme Butler | Increase of wages | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Michelson | His wages | " " |
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| " " | John Gunne | Employment | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Johnson | Increase of wages | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Stubbs | Employment as steward instead of baker of the London. | " " |
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| " 13 | Bartholomew Wayte, auditor | Consideration for service, and three months' leave of absence. | " 160 |
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| " " | [Wm.] Biddulph | Warrant for his money | " 161 |
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| " " | John Powle (from Amboyna) | Money lent to those executed, &c. | " " |
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| " " | Lord Hubbard [? Hobart] | Remission of brokes on his adventure. | " " |
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| " 15 | William and John Hughes, gentlemen. | The wages and estate of their brother Robert, factor, deceased in the Indies. | " 163 |
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| " " | William Lissett | Employment as factor | " " |
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| " " | Edward Collins | Money lent in the Globe | " 164 |
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| " " | Joane, wife of John Selby | Part of her husband's wages, &c. | " " |
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| " " | Mary Gyant | Monies of deceased husband, Arthur Archer. | " " |
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| " " | Katherine Jacob | Part of her son's wages | " " |
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| " 20 | Mr. Friday, a preacher | A re-engagement | " 165 |
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| " " | Mr. Halsted | His brother's calicoes and a diamond. | " 166 |
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| " " | John Powle | A settlement between Welden and himself. | " 167 |
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| " " | Elizabeth, wife of John Elgar | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Mary Johnson, widow | Charitable relief | " " |
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| " " | Rachel Sares, widow | Same | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth, wife of Hopkin Davies | Her husband's wages in the Lion | " " |
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| " " | Agnes, wife of Thomas Wannam | Her son William's wages | " " |
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| " " | Katherine, wife of William Daffney | Part of her husband's wages | " 168 |
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| " " | Thomas Hoare, B.A., Oxford | Employment as a preacher | " " |
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| " " | Henry Moseley | Employment as factor | " " |
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| " " | Daniel Clutterbuck | Same | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Winterborne | Employment as steward | " " |
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| " " | Stephen Gardiner | Same | " " |
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| " " | Robert Hunt | Same | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Hawkins | Employment | " " |
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| " " | Martha, wife of David Gillye | 12l. due from Humphrey Bill | " " |
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| " " | Abraham Bynnion | Wages of Gabriel Davies | " " |
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| " " | Francis Strange | Wages of his apprentice Alexander Bigg. | " 169 |
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| " " | Robert Hunt | Consideration for a broken finger | " " |
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| " " | Sara Vincent | Part of her husband's pay | " " |
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| " " | Samuel Pritchett | Recompense for broken thumb and finger. | " " |
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| " " | Andrew Williamson | His wages | " " |
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| " " | George Morgan, surgeon | Increase of wages | " " |
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| " " | Pentecost Symons | His brother's estate | " " |
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| " " | Edward Clarke | On behalf of his father for gratification for his son John Clarke who was beheaded at Amboyna. | " " |
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| " " | Richard Morris | Employment as a gunner | " " |
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| " 22 | Mr. Nutt | Business between the Company and Fras. Boughton, for pepper bought at Sandwich. | " " |
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| " " | Edmond Baynham | Employment in the Indies | " 173 |
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| " " | Richard Hall, anchor smith | To be allowed five fires for his work. | " 174 |
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| " 29 | Thomas Ladbrooke | Relief for losses from the Dutch at Cambello. | " 175 |
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| " " | Robert Fotherby | Increase of wages | " " |
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| " " | Malachi Martin | Employment as purser | " 178 |
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| " " | Mrs. Cooke | Her son John's estate | " 179 |
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| Nov. 3 | Nicholas Bicks, factor | 10l. imprest | " 183 |
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| " " | Symon Bradstreet | Stay of Robert Bradstreet's estate | " " |
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| " " | John Munden | Protection against John Baron, and his share of the Manilla prize money. | " " |
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| " " | Nicholas Woodcock | His wages | " 184 |
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| " " | William Webber | Employment as an assistant factor | " " |
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| " " | Robert Carill, apothecary | Employment as an apothecary | " " |
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| " 8 | Ralph Cartwright | His expenses and employment as purser. | " 187 |
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| " " | Johan Mason | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Robert Clark, waterman | Part of his son Robert's wages | " 188 |
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| " " | Thomas Garrett, smith | A parcel of "aloes ciccatrine" | " " |
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| " " | Emma, wife of Edward Raven | Same | " " |
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| " " | Mary, widow of Ottwell Johnson | Charitable relief | " " |
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| " " | Sarah, wife of Henry Shorte | Wages of a servant, Richard Avery. | " " |
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| " " | Elizabeth Burt, widow | Charitable relief | " 189 |
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| " " | Jane, wife of John Selby | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Christian, wife of Thos. Day | Part of her servant's wages (a cooper). | " " |
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| " " | Robert Francis | Part of his servant's wages | " " |
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| " " | William Panter | His wages attached by Mr. Gleyd | " " |
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| " " | Gilbert Lodge, aged above 100 | Part of his servant's wages | " 190 |
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| " " | Robert Munden | 150 ryals of Newbeggen's wages | " " |
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| " 10 | Nicholas Woodcock, master | Wages of his son Richard | " 193 |
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| " 12 | Thomas Millward | His brother John's estate | " 197 |
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| " " | Robert Clarke | Part of his servant Gabriel Picke-rill's wages. | " " |
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| " " | Abraham Hoyle | Satisfaction for a debt from John Lowder. | " " |
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| " " | Sara Roome, widow | Charity | " " |
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| " " | Barbara, widow of John Edwards | Rest of her husband and servant John Parkinson's wages. | " " |
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| " " | Priscilla Rickman, widow | Employment for her son | " 198 |
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| " " | Joyce, wife of Richard Cooke | 40s. from John Cooke's estate | " " |
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| " " | William Singleton, plater | To continue to supply the ships | " " |
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| " " | Richard Becham | Repayment of advances made to Bradstreet, purser of the Rose, at Aden. | " 199 |
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| " " | Hugh Foster |
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| " " | The wife of Alexander Perry |
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| " " | The wife of Michael Marriner |
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| " 17 | Jonathan Smyth | Employment | " 200 |
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| " 19 | Sir Richard Morrison | On behalf of Wm. Barker, for his brother's estate. | " 206 |
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| " " | Griffith Potter | Employment as cooper | " " |
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| " 22 | Thomas Garrett | His "aloes cicatrine" and money disbursed | " 208 |
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| " " | Thomas Green dishonest | Release from Bridewell | " " |
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| " " | Zachary Smith garblers |
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| " " | Robert Clarke | Part of his son's wages | " 209 |
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| " " | William Webber, from Amboyna | Employment as factor | " " |
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| " " | Sarah Vincent | Part of her husband's wages | " " |
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| " " | Daniel Mathews | The remainder of his brother John's estate. | " 210 |
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| " 24 | Thomas Smyth | Relief for a broken leg | " 215 |
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| " 26 | The widow of Thomas Lacy | Part of her servant David Sampson's wages. | " 218 |
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| " " | Joan Atkinson, widow | Charity | " " |
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| " " | The widow of Leonard Parker | Wages of her deceased son John (factor). | " 219 |
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| " " | (Henry) Bate | Repayments of alleged disbursements. | " " |
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| " " | Jeremy Sambrooke | Increase of salary | " 220 |
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| Dec. 1 | Henry Thorneton, mariner | Wages paid by mistake to another | " 224 |
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| " " | [William] Barker | His brother's estate | " " |
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| " " | Anne, widow of Richard Roberts | Employment for her son | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Bell | Charity | " 225 |
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| " " | Sir John Stradling | [Robert] Turberville's estate | " " |
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| " " | Symon Gleyd | Employment | " 227 |
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| " 3 | Mr. Barnes, of Albery Hatch | His brother's prosecution | " 228 |
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| " " | William Towerson | His brother Capt. [Gabriel] Towerson's estate. | " " |
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| " " | Almott Clench | His brother George's estate | " 229 |
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| " 8 | Ellen, daughter of Gilbert Lodge, 100 years old. | Part of wages of two servants, William Quick and John Lyne. | " 240 |
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| " " | James Remmant | Employment | " " |
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| " " | Giles Blackstone, mason | Employment | " " |
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| " " | Edward Tynes | Increase of salary or gratification | " 244 |
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| " 10 | Giles Paxton | Employment | " 249 |
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| " 13 | Edward Ford, mason | John Jarmyn, his servant, to accompany him. | " 260 |
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| " " | Thomas Taylor, writer | Consideration for extra services | " 261 |
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| " 15 | The two Rands | Gratification for seven years' services. | " 265 |
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| " " | Thomas Thornborough | Increase of salary, &c. | " 266 |
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| " " | Symon Gleyd | Employment as factor | " " |
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| " " | Malachi Martin | To be purser in the Dolphin | " 267 |
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| " " | Maudlin Selby, widow | Charity | " " |
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| " 17 | [William] Towerson | Wages of John Amy | " 269 |
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| " " | Edward Tynes | Increase of salary, or gratification | " 270 |
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| " " | Captain Blythe | Increase of wages for his steward Gosnold. | " " |
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| " " | John Allen, ship carpenter | Part of wages of his two servants | " " |
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| " 20 | [Valentine] Markham, auditor | Increase of salary | " 272–4 |
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| " " | Thomas Grymes | Employment as steward's mate. | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Wolley | Wages and employment | " 273 |
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| " 22 | Katherine Jacob | Part of her son's wages | " " |
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| " " | [John] Roberts, mate | Imprest, and three months' pay for his wife. | " 274 |
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| " " | Mr. Grimstone, beadle | Increase of wages | " 275 |
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| " " | Thomas Tiggin, under-beadle | Same | " " |
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| " " | Francis Woodcock | Employment | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Gardiner | Same | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Halsey | Employment as factor | " " |
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| " " | Thomas Dawkes | Wages | " " |
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| " " | Charles Charles | Same | " " |
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| " " | William Walker | Increase of salary | " " |
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| " " | John Keeling | One third of moneys recovered from runaways, &c. | " 276 |
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| " " | Alice, widow of Stephen Twyne | Wages of two servants | " " |
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| " 24 | The widow of Capt. Jourdain | Her husband's wages to be detained as against Jonas Viney and his mother. | " 277 |
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| " " | Mr. Welden | His adventure in the joint stock | " 278 |
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| " " | Randall Gleeson | Estate of Thomas Hood | " " |
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| " " | Margaret Newton | Maintenance of child of John Fippeny from Brute Gread. | " " |
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| " " | Symon Southworth, barber | Employment | " " |
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| " 29 | David Bourne | His adventure in the joint stock | " 281 |
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| " 31 | James Barlow | Employment | " 282 |
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| " " | Isabel, widow of John Hodges | Part of her husband's wages | " 283 |
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| " " | Augustine, son of Thos. Miller, deceased in Japan. | To be apprenticed for seven years. | " " |
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