—— COBB, [Caube in the narratives] with Winter or Thomas.
—— CHARLES, also with Winter or Thomas, but once mentioned.
—— ANTHONY, also with Winter or Thomas, and but once mentioned.
WILLIAM HAWKINS, perhaps a brother of Sir Richard Hawkins, and son of Sir John Hawkins, Kt. He was afterwards vice-admiral under Capt. Fenton, in the expedition of 1582.
JOHN DEANE, a witness in the case of Doughty. Whether he continued throughout the voyage or not, is unknown.
JOHN MARTYN, afterwards Capt. John Martyn or Martin of Plymouth, and son of—— Martin of Bridgetown near Totnes, who had male issue living there in 1620.
THOMAS CLACKLEY, boatswain in the Admiral's ship.
JOHN SARICOLD, one of the important evidences against Doughty.
EMANUEL WATKYNS. His name, with Saricold's and several others, is signed to certain articles going to prove the guilt of Doughty.
GEORGE CARY, a musician. The same probably called Gregory Cary, in the documents in Barrow's Worthies. He attested to the mutinous conduct of Doughty.