III.
| The names of such Passengers as took the Oathesof Supremacy, and Alleigeance to pass for NewEngland in the Mary & John of LondonRobert Sayres Master, |
| 24th Mar. 1633 |
| William Trace (Tracy) | John Bartlett |
| John Marshe | Robert Coker |
| John Luff | William Savery |
| Henry Traske | John Anthoney (left behind) |
| William Moudey | Stephen Jurden |
| Robert Sever | John Godfrey |
| Thomas Avery | George Browne |
| Henry Travers | Nicholas Noyce |
| Thomas Sweete | Richard Browne |
| John Woodbridge | Richard Reynolds |
| Thomas West | Richard Littlehall |
| Thomas Savery | William White |
| Christopher Osgood | Matthew Hewlett (Hercules) |
| Phillip Fowler | John Whelyer |
| Richard Jacob | William Clarke |
| Daniel Ladd | Robert Newman |
| Robert Kingsman | Adrian Vincent. |
| The 26th day of March. |
| Nicholas Easton | William Spencer |
| Richard Kent | Henry Shorte |
| Abraham Mussey | William Hibbens |
| William Ballard | Richard Kent212 |
| Matthew Gillett | Joseph Myles |
| William Franklin | John Newman |
| John Mussey | William Newbey |
| Thomas Cole | Henry Lunt |
| Thomas Parker | Joseph Pope |
| James Noyce | Thomas Newman |
| John Spencer | John Newman. |
For which we gave certificate, together with five others, which are said to be left behind to oversee the Chattle to pass in the Hercules viz.
The names of the Passengers in the Hercules of London, John Kiddey Mar. for New England.
These six Passengers took their Oathes of Supremacy & Alleigeance the 24th March and were left behind the Mary & John, as intended to pass in ye Hercules—viz:
| | } | |
| John Anthony | Cert. the six first
to Mt'er Sayers as
intended.
Secondth to Mr.
Kiddey to pass in the
Hercules. |
| Robert Early |
| William Satcome |
| Thomas Foster |
| William Foster |
| Matthew Hewlett |
16th April, 1634.
Nathaniel Davyes
George Kinge
Thomas Rider
213 William Elliot
William Fifeilde
Henry Phelps.
18. These proceedings were Copyed out of an Olde Book of Orders belonging to the Port of South’ton but now remaining at the Custom house in Portsmouth the 6th Day of December 1735.
Per Thomas Whitehouse.