Adventurers of Purse and Person The MUSTERS

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Location: Jamestown, Colonial Virginia

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THE MUSTER

(Note: Not mentioned in book, as far as I can tell so far, is the meaning of the word CORNE. It was not the corn on cobs as we know today. It was any kernaled grain such as wheat, oats, or barley, or any cereal grain grown in the British Isles. The proper name for what we call corn today is Maize. Pease is that, those little green things as in "Pease porridge hot, Pease porridge cold". Pease is singular, peasen is plural. Also, Cattel, cattle could also mean horses and mules along with oxen and cows. Cattle or Chattle refers to Moveable property. Neet or Neat Cattle refers to horned animals. Cows, Oxen, possibly goats. Neetsfoot oil comes from oxen. Jester-173 16:23, 17 December 2016 (EST) )

page 3 THE Muster of the Inhabitants of Virginia was taken between 20 January and 7 February 1624/25 during the term of office of Governor Sir Francis Wyatt. The document is preserved in the State Papers of the British Public Record Office^a The information contained therein was sought by the Royal government under King Charles I when decision had been reached to abrogate the Charter of the Virginia Company and bring the affairs of Virginia directly under control of the Crown.

When the Southampton arrived in Virginia, 4 March 1623/24, she brought a commission authorizing Captain John Harvey,^b John Pory, Abraham Peirsey and Samuel Mathews "to make an exact information of the present state of the Plantation in divers points."^c John Jefferson, not arrived, was also named. Harvey had received three shares of stock in the Virginia Company, 13 November 1620, had been assigned land by the Company, 3 July 1622, and received a commission, 9 July 1623, to transport passengers and goods to Virginia in his ship the Southampton^d.

During his stay in the colony, Captain Harvey devoted himself to _{(p. 4)} obtaining answers to questions given him.^e He met with the bitter resentment of the colonists over the Royal decision and particularly over the demand that the colonists surrender their constitutional rights gained under the liberal policy of the Virginia Company. Nevertheless, the Virginia Assembly, before being dissolved, May 1624, "to enable the commissioners to take a view of the exact state of the colony, ordered that the several plantations should transport them from plantation to plantation as they should desire."^f

When Captain Harvey left Virginia February or March 1625, he carried with him reports from the plantations and replies to sundry questions which give a fairly approximate idea as to the condition of the colony. Among the questions were:^g "how many several plantations there be public and private? what people, men, women and children be in each plantation? what houses? what cattle? etc.? what corn? what fortifications? what arms etc.? what boats?'"^h

^a See C 72; a photostatic copy of the original muster is deposited in the Archives of the Virginia State Library. (Abbrev. page xxvii Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series 1574-1660 ed. by W. Noel Sainsbury (1860).)
^b Harvey was issued a patent for 6 1/2 acres, 12 January 1624, "within the precincts of James City 'for the more comoditie of his howses and building and the better conveniency of gardining and planting of sundry fruits and trees,' in the New Towne, adj. Mr. Georg Menefye and opposite Dr. Pott. Part of his first devident due for the trans, of John Simnell in the Southampton in 1624. Ground laid out by Willi. Clayborne." (CP 2 Cavaliers and Pioneers by Nell Marion Nugent. (1934). Abstracts of Virginia land patents and grants 1623-1666.). While in England he was knighted and as Sir John Harvey returned to Virginia as Governor, serving a first term from 24 March 1630 to 28 April 1635. During this sojourn he was in almost constant conflict with the leading men of the colony whose concern for the welfare of Virginia did not coincide with the Royal policies which Harvey endeavored to carry out. (See CLAIBORNE, MARTIAU, MATHEWS). In 1635 Sir John Harvey was expelled from the Colony and sent back to England. Several of those most active in the "rebellion" were summoned to England to answer for their part in the "Mutinye in Virginia" and were retained there for some months. Harvey was returned to Virginia as Governor, serving a second term from 18 Jan. 1637 to Nov. 1639. He married by 1638 (probably as his (2) wife) 2. Elizabeth Peirsey, daughter of Abraham Peirsey and widow of Richard Stephens. Sir John Harvey's will dated 15 Sept. 1646 was proved in England, 16 July 1650 with the notation that the testator "died beyond the seas" (P.C.C. 113 Pembroke, ref. in George Sherwood, American Colonists, 1st ser. 46, 2nd ser. 119). The will names "eldest daughter Ursilla" and "daughter Anne" and makes a bequest to "Symon Harvey my nephew, eldest son of my late brother Sir Simon Harvey, late of London."
^c Alexander Brown, First Republic 571.
^dR, Va. Co. I 419; II 75, 90, 463
^e Alexander Brown, First Republic 608
^fIbid. 575
^gIbid. 611
^h The answers to these questions constitute the MUSTER, which, although dated January-February 1624/25, probably was a final compilation and check on information gathered during the seven or eight months period following the dissolution of the Virginia Company. As in modern business, the closing out of an old form of management involves a careful inventory of assets before setting up new methods, just so, in the early 17th century an accounting was required of the assets of the Virginia Company as the Royal government assumed control. Hence, the MUSTER is a document pertinent both to the Company's administration in Virginia and to the termination of the authority of this private corporation originally composed largely of London merchants, who, in 1606, had been granted a Royal charter to establish a colony in the new world.

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MUSTERS of the Inhabitants in Virginia 1624 /1625

THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE COLLEDGE-LAND
IN VIRGINIA TAKEN THE 23TH OF JANUARY 1624.
Marginalia [1] Colledg Land Henrico
[* Numbers in brackets on margin show folios of original document.]

Liuetennt THOMAS OSBORNE arived in the Bona Nova November 1619
SERVANTS
DANIELL SHERLEY aged 30 yeres came in the Bona Nova 1619
PETER JORDEN aged 22 in the London Marchannt 1620
RICHARD DAVIS aged 16 yeres in the Jonathan 1620
Corne, 12 barrells; Pease, 4 bushells; Fish, 900; Powder, 4 lb; Lead, 40 lb; *Peeces fixt, 4; Armours, 4; Swords, 4; Swine, 1; Boat, 1; Canow, 1
ROBERT LAPWORTH came in the Abigaile
Corne, 3 barrells; Armour, 1; Peece, 1; House, 1
JOHN WATSON came in the William & Thomas
Corne, 3 barrells; Powder, 1/2 lb; Lead, 2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour Complett, 1
EDWARD HOBSON came in the Bona Nova 1619
Corne, 3 barrells
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH came in the London Marchannt
MARY his wife in the same Shipp
THOMAS his sonne aged 9 Months
Corne, 2 barrells; Pease, 1 bushell; Fish, 100; Armour Complett, 1; House 1
[2] Colledg Land Henrico
WILLIAM BROWNINGE came in the Bona Nova
Corne, 11/2 barrell; Fish, Vi hundred; Armour Complett, 1; Peece, 1; House, 1
{*} Peeces are guns; however, the term peeces fixt was not generally in use in the early 17th century and is not interpreted today (1955) with any certainty. The guns so listed might be those converted from matchlocks to some faster and surer means of ignition such as that employed by 1640 in the flintlock. Apparently, between 1611 and 1625 there was a great deal of activity in remodeling these arms.

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MATHEW EDLOW came in the Neptune 1618
Corne, 7 1/2 barrells; Fish, 100; Powder, 2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour Complett, 1; House, 1
WILLIAM WELDON came in the Bona Nova 1619
Corne, 51/2 barrells; Peece, 1; Armour Complett, 1
FRANCIS WILTON came in the Jonathan
Corne, 3 barrells; Pease, 1 bushell; Fish, 100; Powder, 2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour Complett, 1
EZEKIAH RAUGHTON came in the Bona Nova
MARGARET his wife in the Warwick
Corne, 3 1/2 barrells; Fish, 100; Peece, 1; Armour Complett, 1
WILLIAM PRICE came in the Starr
Corne, 2 barrells; Fish, 1/2 hundred; Peece, 1; Armour Complett, 1; House, 1
marginalia Colledg Land
ROBERT CAMPION came in the Bona Nova
Corne, 2 barrells; Pease, 1/2 hundred; Fish, 100; Powder, 1 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; House, 1
LEONARD MOORE came in the Bona Nova
Corne,1 1/2 barrell; Fish, 100; Powder, 1 lb; Peece, 1; Armour Complett, 1
THOMAS BAUGH came in the Supply
Corne, 2 barrells; Fish, 100; Lead, 10 lb; Peece, 1; Canow, 1; Armour Complett, 1; House, 1
THOMAS PARKER came in the Neptune
Corne, 8 barrells; Powder, 1 lb; Peece, 1; Sword, 1
THEODER MOYSES came in the London Marchannt
Corne, 2 barrells; Fish, 100; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1; House, 1

THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE NECK-OF-LAND IN THE CORPORATION OF CHARLES CITTIE IN VIRGINIA TAKEN THE 24^TH OF JANUARY 1624

[*]marginalia [3] Neck-of-Land Corporation of Charles Citty
LUKE BOYSE aged 44 yeares arived in the Edwine in May 1619
ALLICE his wife arived in the Bona-Nova in April 1622
SERVANTS
ROBERT HOLLAM aged 23 yeares in the Bonaventure August 1620
JOSEPH ROYALL aged 22 yeares in the Charitie July 1622
PROVISIONS: Corne, 60 bushells; Pease and beanes, 3 bushells; Fish, 200. ARMES Page 7<br /. AND MUNITION: Peeces, 4; Armours, 3; Swords, 2; Powder, 5 lb; Lead and bulletts, 60 lb. CATTELL AND SWINE: Neat Cattell young and old, 11; Swine, 10. HOUSES is. BOATS: Dwelling house, 1; Boat, 1

THE MUSTER OF JOSUAH CHARD aged 36 yeares in the Seaventure May 1607
ANN his wife aged 33 yeares in the Bony besse August 1623
PROVISIONS: Corne, 2% barrells; *Wett fish, 100; ARMES AND MUNITION: Peeces fixt, 3 and one pistoll^$; Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 20 lb; Armour, 1; Coat of Male, 1. SWINE AND POULTRIE: Swine, 1 and three piggs; Poultrie, 21. HOUSES: House, 1

[4] Neck-of-land Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF JOHN DODS aged 36 yeares in the Susan Constant April 1607
JANE his wife aged 40 yeares
PROVISIONS: Corne, 10 barrells; Pease, 1/2 bushell; Fish, 1/2 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 4 lb; Lead and bulletts, 30 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Coat of Male,1 and a head peece; Sword,1, POULTRIE: Poultrie, 30. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM VINCENE aged 39 yeares in the Mary & James
JOANE his wife aged 42 yeares
PROVISIONS: Corne, 6 barrells; Pease, 3 1/2 bushells; Fish, 1/4 of a hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 6 lb; Lead & shott, 20 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Coat of Male, 1 and a head peece; Sword, 1. SWINE & POULTRIE: Sow piggs, 2; Poultrie, 25.

THE MUSTER OF THOMAS HARRIS aged 38 yeares in the Prosperous in May
ADRIA his wife aged 23 yeares in the Marmaduke in November 1621
ANN WOODLASE theire kinswoman aged 7 yeares
^* fish in brine
^$This weapon probably derives its name from the word pistallo which means pommel, and not from Pistoja for it appears not to have been first made at Pistoja but at Perugia where they made small hand cannons a hand's span in length. (The Roman span is about 7 1/2 inches.)
The coup de poing, a small pistol, which the Germans called Terzerol was in use in the 16th century. The weapon with a wheel-lock and a barrel only 6 1/2 inches in length was made entirely of iron. This was preceded by the Monchsbuchse, a small hand cannon with a rasp. The revolver pistol, as well as revolver guns, existed in the 17th and 18th centuries and those made later, among which the Colt revolver was the most celebrated, could not be called inventions, but merely improvements of an old invention. See An Illustrated History of Arms and Armour by Auguste Demmin trans, by C. C. Black, M.A. (London; George Bell & Sons, 1901).
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ELIZABETH aged 15 yeares in the "Margaret & John" 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 7 1/2 bushells; Pease, 1 bushell. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 11 lb; Lead, 2; Peeces fixt, 3; Armour, 1; Coat of Male, 1; Sword, 1. CATTELL & POULTRIE: Cattell young and old, 11; Poultrie, 30. HOUSES AND BOATS: Houses, 2; Boats, 1.

THE MUSTER OF JOHN PRICE aged 40 yeares in the Starr in May
ANN his wife aged 21 yeares in the Francis Bonaventure August 1620
MARY a Child aged 3 Months
PROVISIONS: Corne, 2 1/2 barrells; Pease, 1 1/2 bushell; ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 5 lb; Lead, 10 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Armor, 1; Coat of Steele, 1; Sword & Dager, 2. CATTELL & POULTRIE: Cattell young and old, 5; Poultrie, 15. HOUSES: Houses, 2.

THE MUSTER OF HUGH HILTON aged 36 yeares in the Edwine in May 1619
PROVISIONS: Corne, 2 1/2 barrells; Pease,1 1/2 ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Shott, 5 lb; Peeces fixt, 1; Armor, 1; Swords, 2. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 6
[5] Neck-of-land Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF RICHARD TAYLOR aged 50 yeares in the Mary Margrett September 1608
DOROTHY his wife aged 21 yeares in the London Marchannt May 1620
MARY theire Child aged 3 months. SERVANTS
CHRISTOPHER BROWNE aged 18 yeares in the Dutie in May 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 9 barrells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder,1 1/2 lb; Lead, 60 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Coats of Male, 2 and 2 headpeeces. CATTELL SWINE & POULTRIE: Cattell young and old, 3;.Sow pigg, 1; Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1

THE MUSTER OF THOMAS OAGE aged 40 yeares in the Starr in May
ANN his wife in the Neptune in August 1618
EDWARD theire sonn aged 2 years.
PROVISIONS: Corne, 5 1/2 barrells; Pease & beanes, 2 bushells; Fish, 1/2 hundred. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 10 lb; Peeces fixt, 1; Coats of Male, 2 and a head peece; Armour, 1; Sword, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1.
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THE MUSTER OF 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 weeks
PROVISIONS: Corn, 4 1/2 barrells; Pease and beanes, 1 1/2 bushell. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 3 lb; Peeces fixt, 1. SWINE & POULTRIE: Sow Pigg, 1; Poultrie, 10. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF HENERY COLTMAN aged 30 yeres in the Noah August 1610
ANN his wife aged 26 yeres in the London Marchannt May 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 5 barrells; Pease and beanes, 2 bushells. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Shott and bulletts, 1 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Armor, 1 and a head [peece]; Coats of Male, 2. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 18. HOUSES: House, 1.
[6]Neck-of-land Charles Cittie

THE MUSTER OF HUGH PRICE aged 35 yeares in the William & John January 1618
JUDITH his wife aged 24 yeres in the Marygold May 1619
JOHN his sonn aged 2 yeres.
PROVISIONS: Corne, 2 barrells. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 3 lb; Lead, 1 lb; Peeces fixt, 1; Armour, 1 and a head peece; Coat of Male, 1; Swords, 3. CATTELL SWINE ETC: Cow, 1; Sow pigg, 1; Poultrie, 14. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF THOMAS FARMER aged 30 yeres in the Tryall 1616
PROVISIONS: Corne, 2 1/2 barrells. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder,1/2 lb; Shott and bulletts, 4 lb; Peeces fixt, 1 and a pistoll; Armour, 1; Steele Coat, 1; Hanger*, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 10.

THE MUSTER OF THOMAS SHEPPEY aged 22 yeres in the Supply January 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 2 barrells; Pease, 1 bushell. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 1/2 lb; bulletts and Shott, 10 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Armour, 1 and a headpeece; Coate of Male, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 8. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF ALEXANDER BRADWAY aged 31 yeres in the Supply January 1620
^* hanger. A seaman's cutlass; a short curved sword
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SISLEY his wife aged 28 yeres in the Jonathan May 1620
ADRIA theire daughter aged 9 Months.
PROVISIONS: Corne, 1 barrell; Pease, 1/2 bushell. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 1/2 lb; Peeces fixt, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 6. HOUSES: House, 1

THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM SHARP aged 40 yeres in the Starr in May
ELIZABETH his wife aged 25 yeres in the Bonaventure August 1620
ISACK his sonn aged 2 yeres
SAMUELL his sonn aged 2 Months
SERVANTS
RICHARD VAUSE aged 20 yeres in the Jonathan May 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 8 barrells; Pease, 2 bushells; Fish, 1/4 of a hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 3 lb; Lead, 12 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Coats of Male, 2 and a headpeece; Swords, 2. CATTELL & POULTRIE: Cattell, 3; Poultrie, 14. HOUSES: Houses, 2.

[7] West & Sherley hundred. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF WEST AND SHERLEY HUNDRED TAKEN THE 22TH OF JANUARY 1624.
THE MUSTER OF RICHARD BIGGS 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 ye Mary gold 1616
SUSAN OLD his Cozen aged 10 yeres in the Mary gold 1616
SERVANTS
JAMES GUY aged 20 yeares in the Mary gold 1622
WILLIAM BROCK aged 26 yeres in the Margrett in May 1622
EDWARD TEMPLE aged 20 yeres in the Margrett May 1622
MARY PEETERS aged 16 yeres in the London Marchant May 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 70 bushells; Pease, 9 bushells; Fish, 100. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 30 lb; Lead, 200 wtt; Peeces fixt, 6; Armours compleat, 2. CATTELL SWINE & POULTRY: Neat Cattell young and old, 8; Swine young and old, 21; Poultrie, 30. HOUSES AND BOATS: Houses, 3; Boate, 1

THE MUSTER OF 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
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PROVISIONS: Corne, 15 bushells; Fish, 1 1/2 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 12 lb; Snaphannce*, 1. Poultrie, 7. Houses, 1.
[8] West & Sherley hundred

THE MUSTER OF ROBERT PARTIN aged 36 yeares in the Blessinge in June 1609
MARGRETT his wife aged 36 in the George 1617
ROBERT } {aged 4 Months.
Avis } theire Children {aged 5 yeares.
REBECCA} {aged 3 yeares.
SERVANTS
THOMAS HALE aged 20 yeares in the George 1623 in Oct.
ELLIN COOKE aged 25 yeares in the London Marchannt June 16
PROVISIONS: Corne, 50 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 20 lb; Snaphannce, 1; Armours, 4. CATTELL SWINE ETC: Neat Cattell young and old, 3; Swine, 1; Poultrie, 9. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF CHRISTOPHER WOODWARD aged 30 yeares in the Tryall in June 162_
JOHN HIGGINS aged 21 yeres in the George 1616 his ptn's
RICE HOWE aged 26 yeres in the Gifte 1618 his ptns's
SERVANTS
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
PROVISIONS: Corne, 50 bushells; Fish, 1 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 4 lb; Peeces fixt, 5; Coate of Male, 1. SWINE & POULTRIE: Swine, 3; Poultrie, 14. HOUSES: House, 1.
THE MUSTER OF AMIAS BOLTE aged 23 yeares in the Neptune in August 1618
PROVISIONS: Corne, 8 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Coats of Male, 2 and a headpeece. SWINE AND POULTRIE: Swine, 2; Poultrie, 12.

THE MUSTER OF JOHN COLLINS aged 30 yeares in the Suply 1620
SUSAN his wife aged 40 yeres in the Treasurer 1613
ANN USHER aged 8 yeares born heare
^* Snaphance, Snaphannce. The name formerly applied to the spring lock of a firearm. The snaphannce superseded the wheel-lock and fell upon a movable piece of steel, callel a frizel, which was placed vertically above the pan; hence, a firelock, a musket. The word and object were derived from Continental Europe.

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PROVISIONS: Corne, 10 bushells; English wheat, 1 hogshead; Fish, 1/2 hundred. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 5 lb; Shott, 6 lb; Peeces fixt, 2. CATTELL & POULTRIE: Neat Cattell, 2; Poultrie, 10. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF HENERY BENSON aged 40 yeares in the Francis Bonaventure August 1620
NICHOLAS BLACKMAN his ptner aged 40 in the same Shipp
PROVISIONS: Corne, 12 bushells; English Meale, 5 bushells; Fish, 1 hundred. ARMES & MUNITION: Peeces serviceable, 2. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 4.

[9] West & Sherley hundred. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS PAWLETT aged 40 yeares in the Neptune in August 161_
SERVANTS
JOHN TRUSSELL aged 19 yeres in the Southampton 1622
PROVISIONS: Corne, 20 bushells; Fish, 2 hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Shott, 6 lb; Coats of Male, 3 and a headpeece; Peeces fixt, 3. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 15. HOUSES: Houses, 2.

THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM ASKEW aged 30 yeres in the Prosperous in May 1610
PROVISIONS: Corne, 30 bushells. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 8 lb; Lead, 50 lb; Peeces fixt, 2 and a pistoll; Armour, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1.
THE MUSTER OF REBECCA ROSE Widdow aged 50 yeares in the Marygold in May 1619
MARMADUKE HILL aged 11 yeres
JANE HILL aged 14 yeres
PROVISIONS: Corne, 20 bushells; Pease, 1 bushell. CATTELL SWINE ETC: Neat Cattell, 2; Swine, 6; Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1.

West & Sherley hundred. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF Mrs MARY MADISON Widdow aged 30 yeares in the Treasurer 1618
KATHERIN LAYDEN a Child aged 7 yeares SERVANTS
JAMES WATSON aged 20 yeares in the George 1623
ROGER LEWES aged 19 yeares in the Edwin in May 1617
PROVISIONS: Corne, 100 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 6 lb; Lead, 100 wtt; Peeces fixt, 3; Coats of Male, 2; Steele coats, 3 and 3 headpeeces. CATTELL SWINE ETC: Neat Cattell, 6; Swine young and old, 20; Poultrie, 30. HOUSES AND BOATS: Houses, 2; boat, 1

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THE MUSTER OF ROBERT* BAGWELL etc
HENERY BAGWELL aged 35 yeares in the Deliverance 1608
SYMON TURGIS aged 30 yeares in the William & Thomas 1618 SERVANTS
RANDALL BAWDE aged 30 yeares in the Due Returne 1623
CHARLES aged 19 yeares in the Jacob 1624
PROVISIONS: Corne, 80 bushells; Fish, 1 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 3 lb; Lead, 50 lb; Peeces fixt, 4; Coats of Male, 2 and 3 headpeeces; buffe Coat, 1. SWINE & POULTRIE: Sow pigg, 1; Poultrie, 12. HOUSES: House, 1.
[10] Sherley hundred. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF ROBERT MILNER etc aged 24 yeares in the Francis Bonaventure Augu--
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 162_
PROVISIONS: Corne, 50 bushells; Fish, 3 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 3 lb; Lead, 50 lb; Peeces fixt, 6; Coats of Male, 4 and 4 headpeeces. SWINE AND POULTRIE: Swine, 6; Poultrie, 24. HOUSES: House, 1.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN THROGMORTON etc aged 24 yeares in ye William & Thomas 1618
CHYNA BOYSE aged 26 yeres in Georg in May 1617
SERVANTS
EDWARD SPARSHOTT aged 31 yeares in the Seafloure 1621
FRANCIS DOWNING aged 24 yeres in the Returne March 1624
ELLIS RIPPING aged 23 yeares in the Returne 1624
PROVISIONS: Corne, 20 bushells; Fish, 2 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 3 lb; Shott, 7 lb; Peeces fixt, 6; Armour, 1; Coats of Male, 2; Steele Coat, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF ROGER RATLIFE aged 44 yeares in the Georg in May 1619
ANN his wife aged 40 in the George in May 1619
ISACK his sonn aged 9 Months
PROVISIONS: Corne, 11 bushells; Fish, 1/2 hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Shott, 2 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 13. HOUSES: House, 1.
^* This variation of first name in the heading and first name on the list is in the original.
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THE MUSTER OF NATHANIELL TATAM aged 20 yeares in the George May 1619
ARMES AND MUNITION: Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1
THE MUSTER OF KATHERINE BENETT Widdow aged 24 yeres in the Abigail 1622
WILLIAM BENETT her sonn aged 3 weeks SERVANTS
RANDALL CREW aged 20 yeres in the Charles 1621
PROVISIONS: Corne, 50 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Peeces serviceable, 2. SWINE AND POULTRIE: Swine, 1; Poultrie, 23.

[11] DEAD at West & Sherley and at Sherley Hundred 1624
ANDREW DUDLEY, came in the Truelove 1622
RALPH FREEMAN, in the Margrett and John 1622
Mr WILLIAM BENET Minister in the Seafloure 1621
Cap ISACK MADDESON
JAMES CROWDER in the Returne 1623
DANIELL VIERO in the George 1623
BARNARD JACKSON in the Margrett & John 1623 T
HOMAS WESTON in the George 1623
JAMES ROLFE Liuetennt GIBBS Man slaine by the Indians
JOHN MICHAELL slaine by the Indians
FRANCIS Capt MADISONS Man slaine by the Indians

Jordans Jorney. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF JORDANS JORNEY AND CHAPLAIN CHOICE TAKEN THE 21TH OF JANUARY 1624

THE MUSTER OF Mr WILLIAM FERRAR & Mrs JORDAN
WILLIAM FERRAR aged 31 yeares in the Neptune in August 1618
SISLEY JORDAN aged 24 yeres in the Swan in August 1610
MARY JORDAN her daughter aged 3 yeares borne heare
MARGRETT JORDAN aged 1 yeare borne heare
TEMPERANCE BALEY aged 7 yeares born here
SERVANTS
WILLIAM DAWSON aged 25 yeres in the Discovery March 1621
ROBERT TURNER aged 26 yeres in the Tryall June 1619

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JOHN HELY aged 24 yeares in the Charles November 1621
ROGER PRESTON aged 21 yeares in the Discoverie March 1621
ROBERT MANUELL aged 25 yeres in the Charles November 1621
THOMAS WILLIAMS aged 24 yeares in the Dutie 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
PROVISIONS: Corne, 200 bushells; Fish, 2 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 14 lb; Lead, 300 lb; Peeces fixt, 11; Coats of Male, 12. CATTLE, SWINE, ETC.: Neat cattell young and old, 16; Swine, 4; Poultrie, 20. HOUSES AND BOATS: Houses, 5; Boats, 2.

[12] Jordans Jorney. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS PALMER arived in the Tyger November 1621
JOANE his wife in the same Shipp
PRISCILLA her daughter aged xi yeares
SERVANTS
RICHARD ENGLISH aged xi yeares in the James 1622
PROVISIONS: Corne, 50 bushells; Fish, 1 hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Shott, 100 lb; Snaphannce Peeces, 3; Armours, 2; Coat of Male, 1.
CATTLE & POULTRIE: Swine young and old, 6; Poultrie, 19. HOUSES: Houses, 2.
THE MUSTER OF ROBERT FISHER arived in the Elsabeth May 1611
KATHERINE his wife in the Marmaduke October 1621
SISLY theire daughter aged 1 yeare SERVANTS
IDYE HALLIERS a Maid servant aged 30 yeares in ye Jonathan 1619
PROVISIONS: Corne, 40 bushells; Fish, 1/2 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 3 lb; Lead, 20; Peeces fixt, 3; Coat of Male, 1. SWINE ETC.: Swine, 1; Poultrie, 16. HOUSES: Houses, 2.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN CLAY arived in the Treasuror February 1613
ANN his wife in the Ann August 1623
SERVANTS
WILLIAM NICHOLLS aged 26 yeres in the Dutie in May 1619
PROVISIONS: Corne, 30 bushells; Fish, 1 hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder

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2 lb; Shott, 20; Peeces, 3; Armour, 1; Steele Coat, 1. CATTELL, SWINE, ETC.: Neat Cattell, 2; Swine, 1; Poultrie, 10. HOUSES: House, 1.
THE MUSTER OF CHRISTOPHER SAFFORD arived in the Treasuror 1613
JOHN GIBBS his ptner in the Supply 1619 SERVANTS
HENERY LANE aged 20 yeres in the Southampton 1623
PROVISIONS: Corne, 30 bushells; Fish, 2 hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 40 lb; Peeces, 3; Armours, 3; Coats of Male, 3 and 2 headpeeces. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1.

[13] Jordans Jorney. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF HENERY WILLIAMS arived in the Treasuror 1613
SUSAN his wife in the William & Thomas 1618
PROVISIONS: Corne, 20 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 20 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Coat of Male, 1 and a headpeece. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 10. HOUSES: 1
THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM BRANLIN arived in the Margrett & John 1620
ANN his wife in the Truelove 1622
PROVISIONS: Corne, 24 bushells; Fish, i hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 6 lb; Peeces, 2; Armour, 1; Coat of Male, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 2. HOUSES: 1
THE MUSTER OF JOHN FLUDD arived in the Swan 1610
MARGRETT his wife in the Supply 1620
FRANCES FINCH her daughter in the Suply 1620
WILLIAM FLUDD his sonn aged 3 weeks
PROVISIONS: Corne, 30 bushells; Pease and Beanes, 2 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 1/2 lb; Shott, 10 lb; Peeces fixt, 2 and a Petronell*; Armour, 1; Coat of Male, 1. SWINE ETC.: Swine, 1; Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1.
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS CHAPMAN^@ arived in the Tryall 1610
ANN his wife in the George 1619

^* petronel. A portable firearm of the 15th century resembling a carbine of large caliber.
^@In the original CHAPLMAN. The "L" is obviously an error of the recorder.

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THOMAS his sonn aged 2 yeare
ANN theire daughter aged 6 weeks
PROVISIONS: Corne, 5 bushells; Fish, 1/2 hundred, ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 10 lb; Peeces, 1; Armour, 1. CATTELL & POULTRIE: Neat Cattell, 1; Poultrie, 14. HOUSES: House, 1

THE MUSTER OF JOSEPH BULL arived in the Abigaile 1622
PROVISIONS: Corne, 10 bushells. ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, o; Lead, 12 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Coat of Male, 1 and a headpeece. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 3. HOUSES: House,1

THE MUSTER OF JOHN DAVIS etc. arived in the George 1617
WILLIAM EMERSON his ptner in the Sampson 1618
SERVANTS
WILLIAM POPLETON aged in the James 1622
EUSTICE DOWNES aged 25 yeares in the Abigail 1622
PROVISIONS: Corne, 50 bushells; Fish, 4 hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 10; Peeces, 3; Coats of Male, 3 and 2 headpeeces. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: House, 1.

[14] Jordans Jorney. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS CAWSEY arived in the Francis Bonaventure 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 12 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Lead 6 lb; Peece fixt, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 3. HOUSES: House, 1.

THE MUSTER OF THOMAS IRON MONGER arived in the _____
PROVISIONS: Corne, 6 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 1 lb; Peece fixt 1; Coat of Male, 1

THE MUSTER OF RICHARD MILTON arived in the Suply 1620
PROVISIONS: Corne, 4 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 50 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1. SWINE & POULTRIE: Swine, 3; Poultrie, 20. HOUSES: Houses, 2.

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THE MUSTER OF NATHANIELL CAWSEY arived in the Phoenix 1607
THOMASINE his wife in the Lyon 1609
SERVANTS
EDWARD DENISON aged 22 yeares Arrived in the Truelove 1623
JAMES BONNER aged 20 yeares Arrived in the Truelove 1623
JAMES DORE aged 19 yeares in the Bona Nova 1621
LAURANCE EVANS aged 15 yeares in the James 1622
JOANE WINSCOMB aged 20 yeares in the George 1618
PROVISIONS: Corne, 50 bushells; Beanes, 1 bushell; Fish, 1/2 hundred, ARMES & MUNITION: Powder, 4 lb; Lead, 100 lb; Peeces, 3; Armour, 1; Coat of Male, 1 CATTELL, SWINE, ETC.: Neat Cattell,1; Swine, 8; Poultrie, 50. HOUSES, BOATS: Houses, 2; Boat, 2.

DEAD at Jordans Jorney 1624
LIDIA SHERLEY came in the George 1623
SUSAN SHERLEY ann Infant.

[15] Chaplains Choise. Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF CHAPLAINS CHOYSE AND THE TRUELOVES COMPANY TAKEN THE 21TH JANUARY 1624

THE MUSTER OF ENSIGNE ISACK CHAPLAINE arived in the Starr1610
MARY his wife in the James 1622
JOHN CHAPLAINE his kinsman aged 15 yeares in the James 1622 SERVANTS
ROBERT HUDSON aged 30 yeares arived in the James 1622
HENERY THORNE aged 18 yeares arived in the James 1622
JOHN DUFFILL aged 14 yeares arived in the James 1622
IVIE BANTON a Maid servant arived in the James 1622
ANN MIGHILL a Maid servant arived in the George 1619
PROVISIONS: Corne, 100 bushells; Oate-Meale, 2 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Powder, 20 lb; Lead and Shott, 340 wtt; Murderers,^* 2; Fauconett^@, 1; Peeces

^* Murderer, mordrer. A small piece of ordnance either of brass or of iron. Weapons of this type had chambers in the breeches and were used in ships at the bulkheads of the forecastles in order to clear the decks of boarders. Called also murdering-piece.
^@ fauconett-falconet. A small piece of ordnance, having an outside diameter at the bore of four and a quarter inches, length six feet, weighing four hundred pounds and carrying a shot of about two inches diameter and one and a quarter to two pounds in weight; in use from the 16th to the 18th century.

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fixt, 7 and a Pistoll; Coat of Male, 1 Jacketts^@, 2; Armor^th, 4. SWINE AND POULTRIE: Swine, 3; Poultrie, 20. HOUSES & BOATS: Houses, 2; Boat, 1.

THE MUSTER OF WALTER PRICE etc. arived in the Willm & Thomas 1618
HENERY TURNER arived in the John & Francis 1615 SERVANTS
EDWARD FALLOWES aged 30 yeares in the Hopewell 1623
PROVISIONS: Corne, 40 bushells. ARMES & MUNITION: Peeces, 3; Coats of Male, 3. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 9. [16] Chaplins Choice, Charles Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THE THOMAS KEIE KOMPANY aged 30 arived in the Prosperous June 1619
SARAH his wife in the Truelove 1622
PROVISIONS: Corne, 23 bushells. ARMES AND MUNITION: Peece fixt, 1 and a Pistoll; Armour, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 6. BOATS: BOAT 1
THE MUSTER OF JOHN BROWNE aged 28 yeares in the Bona Nova Aprill 1621
ARMES AND MUNITION: Peece fixt, 1; Coate of Male, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 6.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN TREHEARNE aged 33 yeares in the Truelove 1622
ARMES AND MUNITION: Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 2.
THE MUSTER OF DAVID JONES aged 22 yeares in the Truelove 1622
ARMES AND MUNITION: Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1. POULTRIE: Poultrie, 3.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN BOX aged 23 yeares in the Truelove 1622
POULTRIE: Poultrie, 2.
PROVISIONS belonging to the Trueloves Company: Corne, 90 bushells; Meale, 5 bushells; Pease, 10 bushells; Oatmeale, 1 bushell; Murderers for the forte, 3.

DEAD at Chaplins Choise 1624
HENERY WILSON came in the Truelove 1622 slaine by the Indians
NICHOLAS SUTTON in the James 1622 slaine by the Indians

^@ Defensive body-armor worn from the 14th to the 17th century inclusive. It consisted of a leathern surcoat worn over the coat of mail and sometimes quilted.

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NICHOLAS BALDWIN in the Truelove 1622 slaine by the Indians
WILLIAM BARNETT in the Truelove 1623.
[17] Pierseys Hundred
THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF PEIRSEYS HUNDRED TAKEN THE 20TH OF JANUARY 1624
SAMUELL SHARPE arived in the Seaventure 1609
ELIZABETH his wife in the Margrett and John 1621
SERVANTS
HENERY CARMAN aged 23 yeares in the Duty 1620
Peeces fixt, 2; Armours, 2; Swords, 2; Neat Cattell, 7; Swine, 6; Houses, 2. THE MUSTER OF Mr GRIVELL POOLEY MINISTER arived in the James 1622 SERVANTS
JOHN CHAMBERS aged 21 yeares in the Bona Nova 1622
CHARLES MAGNER aged 16 yeres in the George 1623
Corne, 8 barrells; Powder, 4 lb; Lead, 12 lb; Peeces fixt, 3; Armour, 1; Swords, 3; Neat Cattell, 1; Swine, 1.
THE MUSTER OF HUMFREY KENT arived in the George 1619
JOANE his wife in the Tyger 1621
MARGRETT ARRUNDELL aged 9 yeares in the Abigaile 1621
SERVANTS
CHRISTOPHER BEANE aged 40 yeares in the Neptune 1618
Corne, 6 barrells; Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 6 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Swords, 2; Neat Cattell young & old, 3; Swine, 3.
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS DOUGHTIE arived in the Marigold 1619
ANN his wife in the Marmaduke 1621
Corne, 3 barrells; Fish, 1/2 hundred; Powder, 4 lb; Lead, 20 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Coat of Male, 1; Sword, 1; Swine, 1.
THE MUSTER OF EDWARD AUBORN arived in the Jonathan 1620 Corne, 3 barrells; Pease, 1 bushell; Peece fixt, 1; Sword, 1.

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THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM BAKER arived in the Jonathan 1609
Corne, 3 barrells; Fish, 50; Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 12 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Coat of Male 1; Sword 1
THE MUSTER OF JOHN WOODSON in the George 1619
SARAH his wife in the George 1619
Corne, 4 bushells; Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 3 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Sword, 1.
THE MUSTER OF EDWARD THRENORDEN arived in the Diana 1619
ELIZABETH his wife in the George 1619
Corne, 3 barrells; Fish, 1 hundred; Peece fixt, 1; Coat of Male, 1; Sword, 1; Swine,1.
THE MUSTER OF NICHOLAS BALY arived in the Jonathan 1620
ANN his wife in the Marmaduke 1621
Corne, 4 barrells; Fish, 1 hundreth; Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 12 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN LIPPS arived in the London Marchannt 1621
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
THE MUSTER OF Mr ABRAHAM PEIRSEYS
SERVANTS
THOMAS LEA aged 50 yeres
ANTHONY PAGITT 35 arived in the Southampton 1623
SALOMAN JACKMAN 30 arived in the Southampton 1623
JOHN DAVIES aged 45 Southampton 1623
CLEMENT ROPER 25 Southampton 1623
JOHN BATES aged 24 Southampton 1623
THOMAS ABBE 20 Southampton 1623
THOMAS BROOKS 23 Southampton 1623
WILLIAM JONES 23 Southampton 1623
PEETER JONES 24 Southampton 1623
PIERCE WILLIAMS 23 Southampton 1623
ROBERT GRAVES 30 Southampton 1623

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EDWARD HUBBERSTEAD 26 arived in the Southampton 1623
JOHN LATHROP 25 Southampton 1623
THOMAS CHAMBERS 24 Southampton 1623
WALTER JACKSON 24 Southampton 1623
HENERY SANDERS 20 Southampton 1623
WILLIAM ALLEN 22 Southampton 1623
GEORG DAWSON 24 Southampton 1623
JOHN UPTON aged 26 in the Bona nova 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
Negroes 4 men (not named or aged)
ALLICE THOROWDEN maid servants arived in the Southampton 1623
KATHERINE LOMAN maid servants arived in the Southampton 1623
NEGRO WOMAN.
NEGRO WOMAN and a young Child of hers.
PROVISIONS, ARMES ETC. of Mr PIERSEY at Peirseys hundred: Corne and Pease, 300 bushells; Fish, 1300; Powder, 1 1/2 barrell; Lead, 200 lb; Peeces of Ordnannce, 6; Peeces fixt,^*; Murderes, 2; Armours, 15; Swords, 20; Dwelling houses, 10; Store houses, 3; Tobacco houses, 4; Wind Mill, 1; Boats, 2; Neat Cattell young & old, 25; Swine young & old, 19.
Mr SAMUELL ARGALL'S CATTELL: Neat Cattell young and old, 8.

[19] DEAD at Peirseys hundred Anno Dni 1624
JOHN LINICKER
EDWARD CARLOWE
ROBERT HUSSYE
JACOB LARBEE
JOHN ENGLISH
CHRISTOPHER LEES Wife
ELIZABETH JONES
^* Ink blot on original ms. obliterates numeral.

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THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF PASBEHAYS & THE MAINE TAKEN THE 3OTH OF JANUARY 1624 BELONGING TO THE CORPORATION OF JAMES CITTY Pasbehayghs Corporation of James City
ADAM DIXON arived in the Margarett & John
Corne, 10 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Sword, 1.
JOSEPH RYALE arived in the William & Thomas
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece fixt, 1; Sword, 1.
GEORGE FRIER arived in the William & Thomas
URSULA his wife in the London Marchant
Corne, 20 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Armour, 1.
ALLEN KENISTON arived in the Margarett & John
Corne, 10 bushells; Armour, 1.
ROBERT PARAMOUR arived in the Swan
Corne, 6 bushells; Peece fixt, 1.
WILLIAM KEMP arived in the George
MARGRETT his wife in the George
ANTHONY his Sonn aged 7 weeks
Corne, 6 bushells; Powder, 1 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1.
RICHARD BRIDGWATTER arived in the London Marchannt
ISBELL his wife in the same Shipp
Corne, 15 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
HUGH HAWARD arived in the Starr
SUSAN his wife in the George
[20] Pasbehaighs James Citty
HENERY TURNER arived in the London Marchannt
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
JOSEPH CREW arived in the London Marchannt
Corne, 12 1/2 bushells; Peece, 15 Armour, 1.
THOMAS JONES arived in the London Marchannt
MARGRETT his wife in the same Shipp
Corne, 20 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
EDWARD BOURBICTH in the London Marchannt
Corne, 10 bushells; Coate of Male, 1; Peece, 1.
REVOLL MORCOCK arived in the Jonathan
ELIZABETH his wife

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THOMAS his Sonne aged 1 yeare.
Corne, 6 bushells; Armour,1; Peece,1
EDWARD FISHER arived in the Jonathan
SARAH his wife in the Warwick
EDWARD her sonn aged 6 yeares
CLARE REN a girle aged io yeares.
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour,1.
JOHN MOONE arived in the Returne 1623
SERVANTS
JULIAN HALLERS aged 19 yeares in the Truelove 1623
GILES MARTIN aged 23 yeares in the Truelove 1623
CLINION RUSH aged 13 yeares in the Truelove 1623
Corne, 40 bushells; Meale, 1/2 hogshead; Powder, 4 lb; Peeces, 4; Coat of Male, 1; Swords, 3.
RICHARD SMITH arived in the London Marchannt
Corne, 7 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.

Pasbehaighs James Citty
THE MUSTER OF THE GOVERNORS MEN AT PASBEHAIGHS
THOMAS JORDEN aged 24 came in the Diana.
JOHN MILNHOUSE 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 Jonathan.
WILLIAM DORRELL aged 18 in the Truelove.
CHRISTOPHER RIPPING 22 in the Francis Bonaventure.
THOMAS OSBORN aged 18 in the Francis Bonaventure.
GEORGE NELSON aged 19 in the Francis Bonaventure.
FRANCIS BUTLER aged 18 in the Francis Bonaventure.
THOMAS BLANCKS aged 17 in the Francis Bonaventure.
HENERY DOWTIE aged 19 in the Jonathan.
Corne, 14 barrells; Fish, 2000; Snaphannce Peeces, 8; Matchcockes,^* 2; Armour, 4; Jack-Coat,^@ 1; Coats of Male, 2; Steele Coat, 1; Corslett, 1 and 2 head peeces; Powder, 10 lb; Shott, 60 lb.
JOHN SWARBECK came in the ____.
Corne, 2 barrells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1; House, 1.

^* Matchcocke. The old form of gun-lock which preceded the wheel-lock and the flint-lock. It had a match which was presented to the priming, whence its name.
^@ Jack. A coarse medieval coat of defense, especially one of leather.

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[21] The Maine. James Citty
THOMAS MARLOE came in the Bona Nova.
Corne, 15 bushells; Armour, 1; Peece, 1

THOMAS BUNN
BRIDGITT his wife
THOMAS his sonn aged 1 yeare
SERVANTS
JOHN SMITH aged 30 yeares in the Abigaile
THOMAS SMITH aged 16 yeres in the Abigaile
THOMAS JONES aged 35 in the Bona Nova
JAMES ROBESONN aged 35 in the Swann.
ELIZABETH HODGES a Maid servant in the Abigaile
Corne, 60 bushells; Pease and Beanes, 6 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Peeces, 6; Corslett, 1; Swine, 6; House,1.
THOMAS SWINHOW came in the Diana.
SERVANTS
LAWRANCE SMALEPAGE aged 20 yeres in the Abigaile
Corne, 20 bushells; Powder, 3 lb; Peeces, 2; House, 1.
JOHN CARTER came in the Prosperous.
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
DAVID ELLIS in the Mary Margrett
MARGRETT his wife in the Margrett & John
Corne, 15 bushells; Powder, 3 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; House, 1.

The Maine. James Citty
JAMES TOOKE arived in the _____
Corne, 6 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
WILLIAM BINKS came in the George
ANN his wife in the George
Corne, 30 bushells; Peece,1; Armour, 1; Swine, 1; piggs, 11.
MICHAELL BATT came in the Hercules.
ELLIN his wife in the Warwick.
Corne, 7 bushells; Meale, 1 barrell; Powder, 4 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
ROBERT LINCE came in the Treasuror.
Powder, 2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
HUGH BALDWINE came in the Tryall
SUSAN his wife in the _____
Corne, 6 bushells; Peece, 1.

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ROBERT SCOTCHMORE came in the George 1623
THOMAS KNISTON came in the George 1623
SERVANTS
ROGER KIDD aged 24 yeares in the George 1623
Corne, 15 bushells; Pease, 1 hogshead; Peeces, 3; Powder, 10 lb; Armours, 3.
ROBERT CHOLMLE came in the Charitie
JAMES STANDISH came in the Charitie
Corne, 3 bushells; Powder, 5 lb.

[22] the Maine. James Cittie
THE MUSTER OF DOCTOR POTTS MEN IN THE MAINE
THOMAS LEISTER aged 33 yeares
ROGER STANLEY aged 2? came in the Abigaile 1620
THOMAS PRITCHARD aged 28 came in the Abigaile 1620
HENERY CROCKER aged 34 came in the Abigaile 1620
THOMAS CROSSE aged 22 came in the Abigaile 1620
JOHN TRYE aged 20 came in the Abigaile 1620
WALTER BEARE aged 28 came in the Abigaile 1620
RANDALL HOLT aged 18 yeares in the George 1620
THE REST OF HIS SERVANTS, PROVISIONS, AMUNITION &CT. AT JAMES CITTY.

DEAD at Pasbehaighs & in the Maine 1624.
JOACHIM ANNDREWS.
HENERY SCOTT
RICHARD 2 Men of Mr. BUNNS.
RICHARD 2 Men of Mr. BUNNS

James Citty THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF JAMES CITTIE TAKEN THE 24TH OF JANUARY 1624

THE MUSTER OF S^R FRANCIS WYATT K^T &CT came in the George 1621 SERVANTS
CHRISTOPHER COOKE aged 25 in the George 1621
GEORG HALL aged 13 in the Suply 1620
JONATHAN GILES 21 in the Triall 1619
JOHN MATHEMAN 19 in the Jonathan 1619
JANE DAVIS 24 in the Abigaile 1622

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Corne, 10 barrells; Fish, 4000; Powder, 20 lb; Lead and Shott, 180 lb; Snaphannce Peeces, 6; Armours, 6; Swords, 6; Cowes, 6; Bull, 1; Yearelings and Calves, 3; Horse, 1; breeding Sowes, 6; young Swine, 14; Dwelling house, 1; Store,1
BELONGING TO JAMES CITTY: Church, 1; A Large Court of Guard, 1; Peeces of Ordnannce Mounted, 4; Quilted Coats, 16; Coates of Male, 77; The rest dispersed in the Cunttrie.

James Citty.
THE MUSTER OF S^R GEORGE YEARLEY K^T &ct came on the Deliverance 1609
Temperance Lady Yearlley came in the Faulcon 1608
M^rArgall Yearlley aged 4 yeares Children borne heare
M^rFrancis Yearlley aged 1 yeare Children borne heare
M^sElizabeth Yearlley aged 5 yeres Children borne heare
[23]
SERVANTS AT JAMES CITTY
RICHARD GREGORY aged 40 came in the Temperance 1620
ANTHONY JONES 26 came in the Temperance 1620
THOMAS DUNN 14 came in the Temperance 1620
THOMAS PHILDUST 15 came in the Temperance 1620
THOMAS HATCH 17 in the Duty 1619
ROBERT PEAKE 22 in the Margrett & John 1623
WILLIAM STRANGE 18 in the George 1619
ROGER THOMPSON 40 in the London Marchannt 1620
ANN his wife
RICHARD ARRUNDELL in the Abigail 1620
GEORGE DEVERILL 18 in the Temperannce 1620
THOMAS BARNETT 16 in the Elsabeth 1620
THEOPHILUS BERISTON 23 in the Treasuror 1614
Negro Men. 3
Negro Woemen. 5.
SUSAN HALL in the William & Thomas 1618
ANN WILLIS in the Temperance 1620
ELIZABETH ARRUNDELL in the Abigail 1620.
Corne, 20 barrells; Pease and beanes, 12 bushells; Neat Cattell, 50; Swine, 40; Goats, 8 and 3 kidds; Powder, 20 lb; Lead, 100 lb; Peeces, 30; Armours, 10; Swords, 40; Houses at James Cittie, 3.
A Barque^* of 40 Tunn 7 men belonging to her; A Shallop^t of 4 Tunn; A Skiffe; The rest of his servants at Hog Island.
^* bark, barque. A tbree-masted vessel, with foremast and mainmast square-rigged, and mizzen-mast fore-and-aft-rigged. ^t shallop. A light open boat, used chiefly on rivers, propelled by oars or sails or by both.

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James Cittie
THE MUSTER OF DOCTOR JOHN POTT arived in the George 1620
Mrs ELIZABETH POTT arived in the George 1620
SERVANTS
RICHARD TOWNSHEND aged 19 yeares in the Abigaile 1620
THOMAS WILSON aged 27 yeares in the Abigaile 1620
OSMOND SMITH aged 17 yeares in the Bona Nova 1620
SUSAN BLACKWOOD a Maid servant in the Abigaile 1622.
Corne, 20 barrells; Meale, 1/2 hogshead; Fish, 700; Powder, 10 lb; Peeces, 10; Coats of Male, 2; Armours, 3; Swords, 6; Neat Cattell, 1; Goats, 4 and 2 kids; Swine, 2 and 8 piggs; Houses, 2.

THE MUSTER OF CAPT ROGER SMITH came in the Abigaile 1620
Mrs JOANE SMITH came in the Blessinge
ELIZABETH SALTER aged 7 yeares came in the Seafloure
ELIZABETH ROLFE aged 4 yeares borne in Virginia.
SARAH MACOCK aged 2 yeares borne in Virginia.
SERVANTS
CHARLES WALLER aged 22 came in the Abigaile 1620
CHRISTOPHER BANKUS aged 19 yeares in the Abigaile 1622
HENERY BOOTH aged 20 in the Dutie
HENERY LACTON aged 18 yeares in the Hopewell 1623
Corne, 20 bushells; Meale, 1 hogshead; Fish, 500; Neat Cattell young and old, 24; Goats, 27; Swine, 2 and 9 piggs.
The rest of his men theire provisions Armes & ct. Over the Watter.

[24] James Citty
THE MUSTER OF CAPT RAPH HAMOR
Mrs ELIZABETH HAMOR
JEREMY CLEMENT her children.
ELIZABETH CLEMENT her children.
SERVANTS
JOHN LIGHTFOOTE in the Seaventure
FRANCIS GIBBS a boy in the Seaflower
ANN ADDAMS a Maid servant
Neat Cattell, 8; Swine, 10.
The rest of his servants, Provisions Armes etc. at Hog-Iland.

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THE MUSTER OF CAPT WILLIAM PIERCE came in the Sea-venture.
Mrs JONE PIERCE his wife in the Blessinge
SERVANTS
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 Treasuror.
Neat Cattell, 20; Goats, 20; Swine, 9 and 7 piggs; House, 1. The rest of his servants; provisions, Armes. Munnition & ct at Mulbery Hand.

James Citty
THE MUSTER OF MR ABRAHAM PEIRSEY Marchannt came in the Susan 1616
ELIZABETH his daughter aged 15 yeres came in the Southampton 1622
MARY his daughter aged 11 yeres came in the Southampton 1622
SERVANTS
CHRISTOPHER LEE aged 30 yeres came in the Southampton 1623.
RICHARD SERIEANT aged 36 yeres came in the Southampton 1623.
ALICE CHAMBERS maid servants came in the Southampton 1623.
ANNIS SHAW maid servants came in the Southampton 1623.
Corne, 50 bushells; Fish, 180; Powder, 6; Lead, 200; Peeces fixt, 3; Swords, 2; Neat Cattell, 2; Goats, 3; Dwelling house, 1; Store houses, 2. The rest at Peirseys Hundred.

THE MUSTER OF MR EDWARD BLANEY came in the Francis Bonaventure
SERVANTS
ROBERT BEW aged 20 came in the Dutie.
JOHN RUSSELL aged 19 in the Bona Nova.
Corne, 30 barrells; Meale, Vi hogshead; Oatmeale and Pease, 9 bushells; Fish, 2000; Neat Cattell young and old, 20; Goats, 10 and 5 kidds; Swine, 21 and 8 piggs; Houses, 2; Boats, 2.
The rest of his servants Armes &ct at his plantacon Over y^e Watter.
ROBERT POOLE came in the_____
Corne, 1 bushells; Peeces, 2.

[25] James Cittie
JAMES HICMOTT came in the Bonaventure
his wife in the ____
Corne, 3 bushells; Peeces, 1 and a Pistoll; Swine, 2 and 7 piggs.
JOHN SOUTHERN came in the George 1620

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SERVANTS
THOMAS CRUST aged __ came in the George 1620
Corne, 2 barrells; Meale, 3 bushells; Fish, 2 hundred; Powder, 1/2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Swine, 4.
RANDALL SMALEWOOD came in the ____
Corne, 2 barrells; Peeces, 2.
GEORGE GRAVE came in the Seaventure
ELNOR his wife in the Susan
JOHN GRAVE theire sonne aged 10 yeares
REBECCA SNOW her daughter
SARA SNOW her daughter
Corne, 2 bushells; Fish, r hundred; Peece, 1 and a pistoll; Swine, 2; House, 1.
EDWARD CADGE came in the Marmaduke
NATHANIELL JEFFREYS came in the Gift.
Corne, 2 bushells; Pease, 1/2 bushell; Fish, 2 hundred; Swine, 1 and 7 piggs; Goats, 2; Peeces, 2 and a pistoll; Swords, 3; House, 1.

James Citty
JOHN JACKSON came in the ____
JOHN JACKSON his sonn aged 9 yeares
GERCIAN BUCK aged 10 yeares
Corne, 2 bushells; Peece fixt, 1; Powder, 1/2 lb; Neat Cattell, 3; Swine, 2 and 2 piggs; Kidds, 3.
THOMAS ALNUTT came in the Gifte
his wife in the Marygold
SERVANTS
ROGER ROEDS aged 20 yeares in the Bony bess.
Corne, 7 barrells; Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 100 lb; Peeces, 5 and a pistoll; Neat Cattell, 3; Kidd, 1; Swine, 7; House, 1; Boat, 1.
PEETER LANGMAN came in the William & Thomas.
MARY his wife came in the ____
PEETER ASCAM her sonn aged 1 yeares
ABIGAILE ASCAM her daughter aged 4 yeres
BENOMY BUCK aged 8 yeres
PELEG BUCK aged 4 yeres
ABRAHAM PORTER aged 36 yeares in the _____
THOMAS SAWIER aged 23 yeares in the _____
Corne, 9 barrells; Powder, 1 lb; Peeces, 4; Neat Cattell, 3; Swine, 11 and 3 piggs; House, 1

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Mr JOHN BURROWES came in the ____
BRIDGETT' his wife
MARA BUCK aged 13 yeares
SERVANTS
JOHN COOKE aged 27 yeares
NICHOLAS GOULDFINCH aged 19 yeres
JOHN BRADSTON*
THOMAS THOROWGOOD aged 17 yeres
ELLIAS GAILE aged 14 yeares
ANDREW HOWELL aged 13 yeres
ANN ASHLEY aged 19 yeres
Corne, 12 barrells; Fish, 12 hundred; Peeces, 4; Shott, 150 lb; Armours, 4; Neat Cattell, 4; Swine, 4; Kidds, 2; Houses, 2; Boat, 1.
The Cattell belonging to mr BUCKS Children: Neat Cattell young & old, 30; Goats, 18; Kidds, 5.
ELIZABETH SOOTHEY came in the Southampton
ANN SOOTHEY her daughter
Corne, 2 bushells; Meale, 1 bushell; Fish, 1 hundred; Swine, 1.
JOHN JEFFERSON came in the Bona Nova
WALGRAVE MARKS in the Margrett & John
Corne, 3 barrells; Powder, 2 lb; Peeces, 3.
WILLIAM MUTCH came in the Jonathan
MARGERY his wife in the George 1623
Corne, 5 barrells.
James Citty
RICHARD STEEPHENS came in the George 1623
SERVANTS
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
Corne, 2 barrells; Meale, 1/2 hogshead; Powder, 12 lb; Shott, 34 lb; Peeces, 8; Houses, 3; Swine, 5; Boate, 1.
GEORGE MINIFIE arived in the Samuell July 1623
SERVANTS
JOHN GRIFFIN aged 26 yeares in the William & John 1624
EDWARD WILLIAMS aged 26 yeres in the same Shipp.
^* In original "aged 18 yeres" lined out.

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Corne, 6 barrells; Pease, 1 hogshead; Fish, 3 hundred; Butter Cheese oyle etc.— Powder, 6 lb; Shott, 20 lb; Peeces, 3 and a pistoll; Armours, 3; Swords, 3; Swine, 1; Houses, 2; Boats,1.
JOHN BARNETT aged 26 yeres came in the Jonathan 1620
Corne, 2 barrells; Fish, 1 hundred; Powder, 1 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Neat Cattell, 3; Swine, 8 and 6 piggs; Goats, 5 and 3 kidds; House, 1.
[27] James Iland
JOHN STOAKS came in the Warwick.
ANN his wife came in the Warwick.
Corne; 1 bushell; Meale 1 bushell; Fish, 28.
RICHARD TREE came in the George
JOHN his Sonne aged 12 yeres
SERVANTS
SILVESTER BULLEN aged 28 yeres came in the ___
Corne, 7 barrells; Fish, 2 hundred; Peeces, 6; Armours, 2; Swords, 2; Swine, 6 and 7 piggs; Houses, 2.
WlLLM LASEY came in the Southampton 1624
SUSAN his wife came in the Southampton 1624
Corne, 3 barrells; Meale, 1 bushell; Biskett, 1/2 hundred; Pease, 1 barrell; Fish, 2 hundred; Peeces, 2; Swords, 2; Swine, 2; House, 1.
JOHN WEST came in the Bony bess
THOMAS CROMPE came in the ____
Corne, 5 barrells; Pease and beanes, 3 bushells; Bacon flitches, 2; Peece, 1; Swords, 2; House, 1.
JOHN GREEVETT came in the ___
ELLIN his wife in the ___
Peece , 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1; Swine, 3.
James Iland
THOMAS PASSMORE came in the George.
JANE his wife
SERVANTS
THOMAS KERFITT aged 24 yeares in the Hopewell
ROBERT JULIAN aged 20 yeares in the Jacob.
JOHN BUCKMUSTER aged 20 yeres in the Hopewell.
Corne, 16 barrells; Meale, 1 hogshead; Pease and beanes, 2 1/2 bushells; Fish, 1 hogshead; drie fish, 4 hundred; Neat cattell, 3; Swine, 6 and 4 piggs; House, 1.
CHRISTOPHER HALL came in the Powder, 4 lb; Shott, 20; Peeces, 4 and 2 pistolls; Armours, 2.
ROBERT FITT came in the George.
ANN his wife in the Abigaile

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Corne, 1 barrell; Pease,1/2 bushells; Peeces, 3; Sword, 1; Swine, 1 and 5 piggs; House,1.
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
Corne, 1 bushell; Peece, 1; Sword, 1.
JOHN HALL came in the John & Francis.
SUSAN his wife in the London Marchant
Corne, 1 1/2 barrell; Pease 1 bushell; Powder 1 lb; Peece 1; Armour 1; Sword, 1; House, 1
[28] James Iland
ROBERT MARSHALL came in the George
ANN his wife in the same Shipp
Corne, 4 barrells; Swine, 1.
THOMAS GRUBB came in the George
Corne, 2 barrells; House, 1.
JOHN OSBORN came in the ___
MARY his wife in the ____
Corne, 1/2 barrell; Powder, 1/2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
WILLIAM SPENCER came in the Sarah.
ALLICE his wife in the ___
ALLICE theire daughter aged 4 yeres.
Corne, 10 barrells; Fish, 2 hundred; Powder, 4 lb; Shott, 8 lb; Peeces, 3; Swine, 12; Goats, 3 and 2 kidds; Houses, 2; Boat, 1.
THOMAS GRAYE came in the ___
MARGRETT his wife in the ____
WILLIAM theire Sonn aged 3 yeres
JONE theire daughter aged 6 yeres.
Corne, 11 barrells; Powder, 2 lb; Shott, 10 lb; Peece fixt, 1; Armour, 1; Swine, 5.
GABRIELL HOLLAND came in the John & Francis.
REBECCA his wife in the same Shipp
Corne, 7 barrells; Pease & beanes, 2 bushells; Fish, 1 hundred; Peeces, 4; Coate of Male, 1; Swine, 6; House, 1.
James Iland
JOSIAS TANNER aged 24 yeres came in the ___
ANDREW RAILEY came in the ____
WILLIAM COOKSEY
THOMAS BAGLEN
WILLIAM CARTER
JOHN JOHNSON

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ANN his wife
JOHN his sonn aged 1 yeare
ANN his daughter aged 4 yeres
ALICE KEAN a Maid servant.
JOHN HITCHY
THOMAS DE LA MAIOR
Provisions in the Marchannts Store to be sould: Fish, 14000; Oyle, 2 hogheads; wth Butter Cheese and other Necessaries.

DEAD at James Cittie & in the Hand 1624
RICHARD MUMFORD
GEORGE CLARKE
BARTLOMEW BLAKE
WILLIAM WANERTON
SIBILL ROYALL
goodwife JEFFREYS
THOMAS POPKIN
THOMAS SIDES
THOMAS WEST
Wm SPENCER a Child a servant of mr Keths
mrs PEIRSE
JOHN GEE a servant of PEETER LANGMAN
PHINLOE
mrs SUSAN KETH.

[29] Neck of Land near James Citty
THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE NECK-OF-LAND NEAR JAMES CITTY TAKEN FEBR THE 4TH 1624
RICHARD KINGSMELL came in the Delaware
JANE his wife in the Susan
NATHANIELL his sonne aged 5 yeares.
SUSAN his daughter aged 1 yeare.
SERVANTS
HORTEN WRIGHT aged 20 yeres came in the Susan
JOHN JACKSON aged __ came in the Abigail
EDWARD a Negro
ISBELL PRATT came in the Jonathan
Corne, 16 barrells wth other Provisions of flesh and fish; Powder, 11 lb; Shott, 100 lb; Peeces, 6; Murderers, 2; Pistolls, 2; Swords, 2; Houses, 5; Boate, 1; Neat Cattell young & old, Swine young & old, 18.

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JOHN SMITH came in the Bonaventure.
Corne, 2 barrells; Fish, i hundred; Powder,1 lb; Peeces, 2; Coats of Male, 2; Swine, 8.
Neck of Land near James Citty
THOMAS BAGWELL came in the ___
Corne, 2 1/2 bushells; Meale, 1 hogshead; Powder, 1/2 lb; Peece, 1; Sword, 1.
THOMAS BENETT came in the Bona Nova
MARGERY his wife in the Guiff
SARAH BROMEDG a Child 2 yeares old.
Corne, 3 barrells; Fish, 1 barrell; Peece, 1; Swine, 1 and 2 piggs.
JOHN REDDISH came in the____
Corne, 2 barrells; Fish, 100; Powder, 1/2 lb; Peece, 1; Sword, 1.
mr ALNUTT and his servant here Planted reconed before in the Muster of James Cittie.
DEAD in this Plantacon 1624
a Manservant of mr KINGSMELLS.
LIVING
RICHARD PIERCE came in the Neptune.
ELIZABETH his wife came in the Neptune.
Corne, 3 1/2 barrells; Meale, 2 bushells; Powder, 1 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Armour, rom 1; Pigg, 1; House, 1.
[30] Archers Hope James Citty
THOMAS BRANSBY came in the Charitie
SERVANTS
NICHOLAS GREENHILL aged 24 yeres
CHADWALLADER JONES aged 22 yeres came in the Marmaduk 1623
ROBERT CREW aged 23 yeares came in the Marmaduk 1623
Corne, 30 bushells; Oatmeale and Pease, 6 bushells; Fish, 500; Powder, 12 lb; Lead and Shott, 100 lb; Peeces, 7; Armours, 6; Swords, 6; Piggs, 2; House, 1.
JOHN ELLISON came in the Prosperous
ELLIN his wife in the Charitie
SERVANTS
JOHN BADELEY aged 24 yeres came in the Hopwell 1623
Corne, 22 bushells; Pease and beanes, 1 bushell; Powder, 2 lb; Shott, 12 lb; Peeces, 3; Armour, 1; Sword, 1; House, 1
THOMAS FARLEY came in the Ann 1623
JANE his wife in the same Shipp
ANN a Child
SERVANTS
NICHOLAS SHOTTEN aged 40 yeres in the Ann 1623

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Corne, 6 bushells; English Meale, 1 hogshead; Pease, 3 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 10 lb; Peeces, 2; Armour, 1; Swine, 5 and a pigg; House, 1
Archers Hope James Citty
JOSEPH JOHNSON came in the William & Thomas
MARGRETT his wife in the Abigaile
GEORGE PROUSE came in the Diana
Corne, 15 bushells; Meale, 8 bushells; Pease, 1 bushell; Fish, 1 hundred; Powder, 3 lb; Shott, 12 lb; Peeces, 3 and a pistoll; Armour, 1; House, 1.
DEAD at Archers Hope 1624
GEORGE ELLISON a Child
a Maid servant of mr BRANSBYES.
WILLIAM BROWNE.
[31] Burrows Hill James Citty
mr BURROWES and six of his men wch are planted heare are reconed, wth theire Armes Provisions etc, at James Cittie
JOHN SMITH' came in the Elizabeth 1611
SUSANNA his wife in the Bona Nova 1619
'FRANCIS SMITH his sonne aged 1 yeare
SERVANTS
JOHN ELLATT aged' 15 yeres in the Margrett & John 1621
Corne, 12 barrells; Fish, 14 hundred; Powder, 1 lb; Shott, 30 lb; Snaphannce Peece, 1; Machcocks, 2; Armour, 1; Coate of Steele, 1; Coats of Male, 2; Swine, 1; Houses, 2.

GEORGE PELTON came in the Furtherance 1622
Corne, 3 barrells; Peece, 1.
RICHARD RICHARDS came in the London Marchant 1620
RICHARD DOLPHINBE came in the Guift 1618
Corne, 5 barrells; Fish, 200; Powder, 2 lb; Shott, 12 lb; Peeces, 4; Armour, 1; Burfe Coat, 1; Dwelling house, 1; Tobacco house, 1.

Paces Paines James Citty
JOHN PROCTOR came in the Seaventure 1607
ALLIS his wife in the George 1621
SERVANTS
RICHARD GROVE aged 30 yeres in the George 1623
EDWARD SMITH aged 20 in the George 1621
WILLIAM NAYLE aged 15 in the Ann 1623
Corne, 126 bushells; Meale, 2 bushells; Oatmeale, 5 bushells; Fish, 1/2 hundred; Powder, 22 lb; Peeces, 3 and 2 pistolls & 2 petronells^*; Lead, 45 lb; Armours, 5; Neat Cattell, 7 and 5 Calves; Swine, 9; Houses, 2; Boat, 1.
^* Petronel. A portable firearm of the 15th century, resembling a carbine of large caliber.

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PHETTIPLACE CLOSE came in the Starr 1608
DANIELL WATTKINS in the Charles 1621
SERVANTS
MARTIN DEMON aged 15 yeres in the George 1617
JOHN SKINNER in the Marmaduke 1621
Corne, 46 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 10 lb; Peeces, 4; Armours, 1; Sword, 1; Neat Cattell, 2; Swine, 1; House, 1.
THOMAS GATES came in the Swan 1609
ELIZABETH his wife in the Warwick 1620
WILLIAM BEDFORD in the James 1621
Corne, 40 bushells; Powder, 3 lb; Lead, 60 lb; Peeces, 4; Armours, 3; Swords, 2; Swine, 2; House, 1
FRANCIS CHAPMAN came in Starr 1608
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Swine, 1; House, 1.

[32] SmithsPlant. James Citty THE MUSTER OF CAPT ROGER SMITHS MEN OVER YE WATTER

FRANCIS FOWLER aged 23 yeres
Corne, 6 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
CHRISTOPHER LAWSON
ALCE his wife
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
CHRISTOPHER REDHEAD aged 24
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
STEPHEN WEBB aged 25 yeres
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
JOHN BUTTERFEILD aged 23 yeres
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
WILLIAM BAKER aged 24 yeres
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
RICHARD ALFORD aged 26 yeres
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
THOMAS HARVIE aged 24 yeres
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
THOMAS MOLTON aged 25 yeres
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1.
POWDER AMONGST ALL THESE: Powder, 16 lb; Swords, 9.

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Mr Blaneys Plant. James Citty THE MUSTER OF Mr EDWARD BLANEYS MEN OVER YE WATTER
RICE WATKINS aged 30 yeres came in the Francis bonaventure
NATHANIELL FLOID aged 24 in the Bona Nova
GEORGE ROGERS 23 in the Bona Nova
JOHN SHELLEY 23 in the Bona Nova
THOMAS OTTOWELL 40 in the Bona Nova
THOMAS CROUCH 40 in the Bona Nova
ROBERT SHEPPEARD in the Hopwell
WILLIAM SAWIER 18 in the Hopwell
ROBERT CHAUNTRIE 19 in the George
WILLIAM HARTLEY 23 in the Charles
LAWLEY DAMPORT 29 in the Duty
WILLIAM WARD 20 in the Jonathan
JEREMY WHITE 20 in the Tyger
JOHN HACKER 17 in the Hopwell
ROBERT WHITMORE 22 in the Duty
Powder, 7 lb; Lead and Shott, 12 lb; Peeces serviceable, 11 and 3 pistolls; Peeces not fixt, 8; Murderer, 1; Chambers,^* 2; Match Cocks, 10; Match.^t 6; Armours, 7; Jacks, 6; Coats of Male, 2; Coats quilted, 2; Swords, 12; Dwelling houses, 3; Tobacco houses, 3.

[33] Capt. Mathews Plant. James Citty
Capt SAMUELL MATHEWS came in the Southampton 1622
Mr DAVID SANDS Minister came in the Bonaventure 1620
SERVANTS
ROBERT MATHEWS aged 24 cam.
ROGER WILLIAMS 20 came in the Southampton 1622
SAMUEL DAVIES 18 came in the Southampton 1622
HENERY JONES 25 came in the Southampton 1622
AARON CONAWAY 20 came in the Southampton 1622
JOHN THOMAS 18 came in the Southampton 1622
MICHAELL LAPWORTH 16 came in the Southampton 1622
WILLIAM LUSAM 27
WILLIAM FEILD 23 in the Charles 1621
PEETER MONTECUE 21 in the Charles 1621
ROBERT FERNALL 31 in the Landon Marchant 1619
^* chamber. That part of the bore of a piece of ordnance which holds the charge.
^t match. (Fr. mèche; Sp. & Pg. mecha from the Lat. myxus, a lamp) The match in common use today was not developed until 1827. Prior to that time the match used to fire artillery and firearms was in reality a slow burning fuse. The slow match often was a piece of twisted hemp rope soaked in a solution of saltpeter, sugar of lead or the like, or a piece of well twisted cotton rope without preparation.

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WALTER COOP 33 in the Jonathan 1619
WILLIAM WALTERS 27 in the Bona Nova 1618
NICHOLAS CHAPMAN 31 in the Jonathan 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 Furtherance 1622
THOMAS HOPSON 12 in the Bona Nova 1618
ABRAHAM WOOD 10 in the Margrett & John 1620
WILLIAM KINGSLEY 24 in the Marmaduk 1623
THOMAS BRIDGES 12 in the Marmaduk 1623
ARTHURE GOLDSMITH 26 came in the Diana 1618
Corne, 240 bushells; Powder, 11 lb; Lead, 300 lb; Peeces serviceable, 18; Armours Steele Coats & Coats of Male, 24; Neat Cattell, 5; Calfes, 2; Dwelling House, 1; Stores, 3; Boats, 2.

Mr Crowders Plant. James Citty
Mr HUGH CROWDER came in the Bona Nova 1619
SERVANTS
RICHARD BALL in the George 1617
THOMAS HAWKINS in the James 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
Corne, 16 barrells; Fish, 1000; Powder, 3 lb; Shott and bulletts, 50 lb; Peeces, 12; Armours, 6; Swords, 6; Forte, 1; Houses, 2.

Mr Treasuror's Plant.
THE MUSTER OF Mr GEORG SANDS (Sandis) ESQUIRE Treasuror etc came in the George 1621
MARTIN TURNER came in the George 1621
GEORGE BAILIFE came in the George 1621
JOHN SPARKS came in the George 1621
JOHN DANCY came in the George 1621
JOHN EDWARDS came in the George 1621
NICHOLAS TOMPSON came in the George 1621
ROSAMUS CARTER came in the George 1621
JOHN STONE a boy came in the George 1621
NICHOLAS COMON in the Guifte 1622
NICHOLAS EYRES a boy in the Guifte 1622
DAVID MANSFEILD in the Bona Nova 1619 hired servant
JOHN CLAXON in the Bona Nova 1619 hired servant

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THOMAS SWIFTE in the Tyger freemen. 1622
JOHN BALDWINE in the Tyger freemen. 1622
DANIELL POOLE a french man, hired,
his wife,
a yong Child of theires

[34] Mr Treasurors Plant. James Citty THE MUSTER OF THOSE THAT LIVE IN YE TREASURORS PLANT.

ROBERT SHEAPERD came in the George 1621
JAMES CHAMBERS in the Dutie 1620
JOHN PARSONS in the Marygold 1619
WILLIAM BENGE in the Marygold 1619
JOHN EVENS in the Marygold 1619
ROBERT EDMUNDS in the Marygold 1619
JOHN COMES in the Marygold 1619
JOHN TYOS in the Bona Nova 1620
WILLIAM PILKINTON in the Bona Nova 1620
ELIAS LONGE in the Bona Nova 1620
THOMAS HALL in the Bona Nova 1620
MARGRETT PILKINTON woomen
JANE LONG woomen
mr VINCENCIO the Italian
mr BERNARDO
his wife
a Child
Corne, 100 barrells; Powder, 20 lb; Lead & Shott, 300 lb; Peeces, 30; a Peece of Ordnance, 1; Armors Steele Coats & Coats of Male, 30; Swords, 20; Goats, 9 and six kidds; Swine, 2; Dwelling houses, 2; Stores, 2 wth other Cabbens; House framed for silk worms, 1; Garden of an acre & a half, 1; Vnie[Vine]yard of 2 acres, 1; a Large Forte, 1.
At his other Plantacon: a Large forte Palled in, 1: Peece of Ordnance Mounted, 1; Dwelling house, 1; other houses, 4.

Mr Treasurors Plant. James Citty
ZACHARY CRIPPS came in the Margrett & 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 James 1622
Corne, 12 barrells; Pease, 1 hogshead; Meale, 1 hogshead; Fish, 6 hundred; Powder, 6 lb; Lead, 30 lb; Peeces fixt, 10; Pistolls, 3; Steele Coat, 1; Coats of Male, 2 and 3 headpeeces; Swords, 6; a forte palled in, 1; Dwelling house, 1; Store house, 1.

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DEAD at all these Plantations Over the watter 1624
JOHN PHILMOTT
WILLIAM PLANT
THOMAS ROWLSON
EDWARD JONES
JOHN DIMSDALE
JOHN DOCKER
ROBERT ALDRIDGE
RICHARD GREENE
JAMES DAVIS
DAVID WILLIAMS
JOHN FOXEN
ELIAS HENTON
THO: FITCH
ENECHA FITCH
JOHN SERE
WILLIAM SANDS
GEORGE GURR slaine by the Indians
WILLIAM COMES slaine by the Indians
ROBERT EVARS
PEACEABLE SHEREWOOD
WILLIAM HALL

[35] Hog Iland THE MUSTER OF CAPT RAPH HAMORS SERVANTS
JEFFEREY HULL came in the George
MORDECAY KNIGHT in the William & John
THOMAS DOLEMAN in the Returne
ELKINTON RATLIFFE in the Seafioure
THOMAS POWELL in the Seafioure
THOMAS COOPER in the Returne
JOHN DAVIES in the Guifte
Corne, 19 barrells; Meale, 1 hogshead; Pease, 1 hogshead; Powder, 20 lb; Shott & Lead, 100 lb; Peeces, 5; Musketts Matchcocks, 6; Corsletts Complett, 4; Swords, 10; Boate, 1; Houses

THE MUSTER OF LIUETENNT EDWARD BARKLEY in the Unitie
mrs JANE BARKLEY in the Seafioure
JANE BARKLEY his daughter.
Corne, 9 barrells; Powder, 10 lb; Shott, 40 lb; Peeces, 3; Pistoll, 1; Corslett Complett, 1; Sword, 1; House, 1.
SERVANTS
THOMAS PHILLIPS in the Bona Nova
FRANCIS BARRETT in the Bona Nova
ROBERT MARTIN in the George
KATHERIN DAVIES in the Southampton
Hog Iland
JOHN UTY came in the Francis Bonaventure
ANN his wife in the Seafioure
JOHN his Sonn in the Seafioure

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SERVANTS
WILLIAM BURT in the Bony besse
WILLIAM STOCKER in the Bony besse
RICHARD BICKLEY in the Returne
Corne, 5 barrells; Powder, 6 lb; Shott, 20 lb; Peeces, 3; Swine, 5; House, 1.
JOHN CHEW came in the Charitie
SARAH his wife in the Seafioure
SERVANTS
ROGER DELK in the Southampton
SAMUELL PARSON in the Hopewell
WALTER HASLEWOOD in the Due Returne
Corne, 10 barrells; Powder, 3 lb; Shott, 30 lb; Peeces, 6; Swine, 4; Boate, 1.
HENERY ELWOOD in the Francis Bonaventure
WILLIAM RAMSHAW in the Francis Bonaventure
JOHN STONE in the Swann
SISLY his wife in the Seafioure
HENERY CROCKER in the Marygold
JONE his wife in the Swan
HENERY WOODWARD in the Diana
JANE his wife
THOMAS HITCKOCK in the Mary gold
ALICE his wife
ROGER WEBSTER
JOANE his wife
JOANE DAVIS
Corne, 41 1/2 bushells.

[36] Hog Iland THE MUSTER OF SR GEORG YEARLLEYS 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 Swan 1619
EDWARD YATES 18 in the Duty 1619
CESAR PUGGETT 20 in the Diana 1619
ALLEXANDER SANDERS 24 in the Truelove 1623
WILLIAM STRACHEY 17 in the Temperance 1620
GEORGE WHITEHAND 24 in the Temperance 1620
HENERY KING 22 in the Jonathan 1620
JOHN DAY 24 in the London Marchannt 1620
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The wife of JOHN DAY in the same Shipp
Dwellers:
JOHN ROOT in the Guift
WALTER BLAKE in the Swan
THOMAS WATTS in the Treasuror.
Dead:
DAVID DUTTON
RICH: BAKER
Houses, 2. The rest of his servants, Provisions Armes &ct reconed at James Citty.

Martin's Hundred THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS OF MARTINS HUNDRED TAKEN THE 4TH OF FEBRUARY I624
mr WILLIAM HARWOOD came in the Francis Bonaventure
SERVANTS
HUGH HUGHS came in the Guifte
ANN his wife came in the Abigail
THOMAS DOUGHTIE aged 26 came in the Abigail
JOHN HASLEY aged 22 yeres came in the Abigail
SAMUELL WEAVER 20 in the Bony bess
ELIZABETH BYGRAVE 12 came in the Warwick
Corne, 10 barrells; Fish, 12 hundred; Powder, 60 lb; Peeces fixt, 10; Machcocks, 25 and 10 lb of Match.; Peece of Ordnance, 1 wth all things thereto belonging; Shott, 300 lb; Armours, 8; Coats of Male, 10; Coats of Steele, 3 and 20 Swords; Neat Cattell, 10 belonging to the Hundred; Houses, 3; Boat, 1.

ELLIS EMERSON came in the George 1623
ANN his wife came in the George 1623
THOMAS his sonn aged 11 came in the George 1623
SERVANTS
THOMAS GOULDING aged 26 yeres came in the George 1623
MARTIN SLATIER aged 20 cam frö Canada in the Swan 1624
Corne, 6 barrells; Fish, 3 1/2 hundred; Powder, 12 lb; Shott, 30 lb; Peeces fixt, 1; Matchcock, 1; Armour, 1 and 4 headps; Coats of Male, 2; Coate of Steele, 1; Swords, 2; Swine, 2; House, 1.

ROBERT ADDAMS came in the Bona Nova
AUGUSTINE LEAK came in the Bona Nova
WINIFRED LEAK his wife came in the George 1623
SERVANTS
RICHARD SMITH aged 24 yeres came in the George 1623
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Corne, 3 barrells; Fish, 11 hundred; Powder, 6 lb; Shott, 5 lb; Peeces fixt, 6; Armour, 1; Coat of plate^* 1; Swords, 2; Piggs, 2; Houses, 2; Boat, 1.

STEPHEN BARKER came in the James
HUMPHREY WALDEN in the Warwick
Corne, 4 barrells; Fish, 3 1/2 hundred; Powder, 3 lb; Shott, 5 lb; Peeces fixt, 2; Swords, 2.

[37] Martins Hundred
JOHN JACKSON came in the Warwick
ANN his wife came in the Warwick
A Child aged 20 weeks
SERVANTS
THOMAS WARD aged 47 yeres came in the Warwick
JOHN STEEPHENS 35 yeres came in the Warwick
Corne, 1 1/2 barrell; Fish, 800; Powder, 2 lb; Shott, 6 lb; Peeces fixt, 4; Armours, 3; Coate of Male, 1; Swords, 3; Houses, 1.

SAMUEL MARCH came in the William & Thomas
Collice his wife in the Ann 1623
SAMUELL CULLEY came in the London Marchant
Corne, 5 barrells; Fish, 5 hundred; Powder, 1 lb; Shott, 20 lb; Peeces fixt, 3; Armour, 1; Swords, 2.

ROBERT SCOTCHMORE and his Company now planted heare are reconned before in the Maine^t

DEAD at Martins Hundred this yeare
ALLICE EMERSON a girle
ROBERT a boy of mr EMARSONS
a girle of JOHN JACKSONS
a Child of SAMUELL MARCH

Mulburie Iland THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS ATT MULBURY ILAND TAKEN THE 25TH OF JANUARY 1624
THE MUSTER OF CAPT WILLIAM PIERCES SERVANTS
RICHARD ATTKINS aged 24 came in the London Marchannt
ABIGALL his wife came in the Abigail
WILLIAM BAKER aged 20 came in the Abigail
ROBERT ASTON 29 in the Treasuror

^*Coat of plate was constructed of broad metal pieces.
^tThis plantation in James City County now (1955) bears the same name.

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HUGH WING 30 came in the George 1620
ROBERT LATHOM 20 came in the George 1620
RICHARD ALDON 19 came in the George 1620
THOMAS WOOD 35 came in the George 1620
ROBERT RUCE came in the Charles
ALLEXANDER GILL 20 in the Bony bess
SAMUEL MORRIS 20 in the Abigail
THOMAS ROSE 35 in the Jonathan
ROBERT HEDGES aged 40 yeres in the ____
Corne, 120 bushells; Powder, 30 lb; Peeces, 14; Armours, 10; Swords, 30.

JOHN VIRGO came in the Treasuror
SUSAN his wife in the same Shipp
Corne, 15 bushells; Powder, 4 lb; Peece,1; Armour Complett, 1; Sword, 1.

JOHN GATTER came in the George 1620
Corne, 10 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.

[38] Mulbury Iland
WILLIAM RICHARDSON came in the Edwine
Corne, 10 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Peece fixt,1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
RICHARD FINE came in the Neptune
Corne, 10 bushells; Powder, 1 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
JOHN NOWELL came in the Margrett & John
Corne, 10 bushells; Powder, 3 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
RICHARD DOWNES came in the Jonathan
Corne, 6 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
JOHN CRANICH came in the Marygold
Corne, 10 bushells; Powder, 1 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
Mulbury Iland
WILLIAM RAYMONT came in the Neptune
Corne, 12 bushells; Powder, 1 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
WILLIAM BULLOCK came in the Jonathan
Corne, 10 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Peece, 1.
ANTHONY BARAM came in the Abigail
ELIZABETH his wife in the William & Thomas
Corne, 15 bushells; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.
PERCEVALL WOOD came in the George
ANN his wife in the George
Corne, 20 bushells; Powder, 2 lb; Peece, 1; Armour, 1; Sword, 1.

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THOMAS HARWOOD came in the Margrett & John 1622
GRACE his wife in the George
SERVANTS
THOMAS READ aged 65 yeres
Corne, 8 barrells; Powder, 2 lb; Peeces, 2; Armours, 2; Swords, 2.

[39] Wariscoyack THE MUSTER OF THE INHABITANTS AT WARISCOYACK TAKEN THE 7TH OF FEBR 1624
THE MUSTER OF Mr EDWARD BENNETTS SERVANTS
HENERY PINKE came in the London Marchannt 1619
JOHN BATE in the Addam 1621
PEETER COLLINS in the Addam 1621
WASSELL WEBLING in the James 1621
ANTONIO a Negro in the James 1621
CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS in the John & Francis 1622
LUKE CHAPPMAN in the John & Francis 1622
EDWARD MAYBANK in the John & Francis 1622
JOHN ATTKINS in the Guifte 1623
WILLIAM DENUM in the Guifte 1623
FRANCIS BANKS in the Guifte 1623
MARY a Negro Woman in the Margrett & John 1622
Corne, 10 barrells; Powder, 10 lb; Peeces fixt, 13; Armours, 9; Dwelling houses, 2 in serverall Pallisadoes; Store, 1 wthin one of ye Pallisadoes.

A MUSTER OF THE INHABITANCE OF BASSES CHOYSE
THE MUSTER OF CAPT NATHANIELL BASSE aged 35 in the Furtherance 1622
WILLIAM BARNARD aged 21 in the Furtherance 1622
EDWARD WIGGE aged 22 in the Abigail 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 40 bushells; Pease, 6 bushells; Fish, 500 ct.^*; Sows, 1; Houses, 2. ARMES: Corsletes, 4; Swords, 6; Coates of Male, 7; peeces, 7; pistoles, 2; petrenell, 1; Murderer, 1; powder, 12 lb; lead, 300 lb.

THE MUSTER OF THOMAS PHILLIPES aged 26 in the William and Thomas 1618
ELIZABETH PHILLIPES aged 23 in the Sea Flower 1621

^* ct. abbreviation for centum meaning hundred.
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PROVISION: Corne, 12 bushells. ARMES: Corslett, 1; Swords, 2; Coate of Male, 1; peeces, 3; pistole, 1; powder, 5 lb.

THE MUSTER OF THOMAS BENNETT aged 38 in the Neptune 1618
MARY BENNETT aged 18 in the Southampton 1622
ROGER HEFORD aged 22 in the Returne 1623
BENJAMINE SIMES aged 33 in the _____
PROVISION Corne, 48 bushells; Fish, 400 ct. ARMES: Corslett, 1; Coate of Male, 1; Sword, 1; peeces, 4; powder, 8 lb.
THE MUSTER OF RICHARD LONGE aged 33 in the ____
ALICE LONGE aged 23 in the London Merchant 1620
ROBERT LONGE a Child borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 12 bushells; house, 1; ARMES: Corslett, 1; peese, 1; powder, 2 lb.

[40] Wariscoyac
THE MUSTER OF RICHARD EVANDS aged 35 in the Neptune 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 8 bushells; house, 1. ARMES: Corslett, 1; Sword, 1

THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM NEWMAN aged 35 in the Furtherance 1622
JOHN ARMY aged 35 in the Furtherance 1622
PROVISION: Corne, 16 bush; house, 1. ARMES: Corslett, 1; Swords, 2; peeces, 2; powder, 6 lb.

THE MUSTER OF HENRIE WOODWARD aged 30 in the _____
JOHN BROWNINGE aged 22 in the Abigail 1621
SERVANTS
AMBROSE aged 25 in the Marmiducke 1621
PEETER aged 19 in the Margett and John 1620
PROVISION: Corne, 40 bushells; houses, 2. ARMES: Corslett, 2; Coates of Male, 2; peeces, 3; pistole, 1.

A list of the DEAD in Wariscoyacke 1624
JOHN SELLEY
NATHANIELL HANKWORTH
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THOMAS SHERWOUD
BENIAMIN HANDCLEARE
MARGRETT SYMES
NATHANIELL servant
THOMAS servant
5 of Mr BENNETS men slayne by the Indians

Newportes News^* MR DANNIELL GOOKINES MUSTER
SERVANTES
WILLIAM WADSWORTH aged: 26 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
WILLIAM FOOCKES aged: 24 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
THOMAS CURTIS aged: 24 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
PEETER SHERWOOD aged: 21 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
GILBERT WHITFILD aged: 23 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
RISE GRIFFIN aged: 24 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
WILLIAM SMITH aged: 23 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
ANTHONIE EBSWORTH aged: 26 came in the Flyinge Harte 1621
ISAYE DELYWARR aged 22
HENRIE CARSLEY aged: 23
ROGER WALKER aged: 22
EDMOND MORGAN aged: 22 in the Providence 1623
WILLIAM CLARKE aged: 25 in the Providence 1623
JOSEPH MOSLEY aged: 21 in the Providence 1623
JOHN PARRATT aged: 36
ROBART SMITH aged: 22
WILLIAM CRONEY aged: 24
WILLIAM LONGE aged: 19
ANNE EBSWORTH aged: 44
ELLNOR HARRIS aged: 21
PROVISION: Come, 30 barrells; Fish, 2000; Peese, 3 hodheds; Shott, 200 lb; Peeces, 16; Ordinances Mounted, 3; Armores, 20; Swords, 20; Cattell Neete, 15; Houses, 4; Boate, 1. DEAD in this Plantatö
one ARMESTRONGE
^*Newportes Newes, recorded as a settlement, 1619, (R, Va. Co. Ill 227) and later a fishing village, was incorporated as the City of Newport News, 1896. There is no authority for the alliterative name, of which there were several in the Colony, such as: Pace's Paines, Jordan's Journey, Beggar's Bush. Thus, tidings brought by Captain Christopher Newport in four voyages to Virginia subsequent to that which founded the settlement at Jamestown, 1607, probably supplied a basis for a euphonious designation of this early outpost at the confluence of the present Hampton Roads and the James River.
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[41 ] Elizabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF Capt WILLIAM TUCKER aged 36 in the Mary and James [16]10
Mrs MARY TUCKER aged 26 in the George 1623
ELIZABETH TUCKER borne in Virginia in August
GEORGE TOMSON aged 17 jn the George 1623
PAULE TOMSON aged 14 in George 1623
WILLIAM THOMSON 11 in the George 1623
PASCOE CHAMPION aged 23 in the Ellonor 1621
STRENGHT SHEERE aged 23 in the Ellonor 1621
THOMAS EVANDS aged 23 in the George 1623
STEPHEN COLLOWE aged 23 in the George 1623
ROBART MUNDAY aged 18 in the George 1623
MATHEWE ROBINSONN aged 24 in the greate hopewell 1623
RICHARD APPLETON aged 19 in the James 1622.
JOHN MORRIS aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1619
MARY MORRIS aged 22 in the George 1623
WILLIAM HUTCHINSON aged 21 in the Diana 1618
PEETER PORTER aged 20 in the Tyger 1621
WILLIAM CRAWSHAW an Indian Baptised
ANTONEY Negro
ISABELL Negro
WILLIAM theire Child Baptised
PROVISION Corne, 40 barle; Oatmeale, 1 bar; Meale, 1 bar; Fish, 500 ct; Swine 3; houses, 3; Pallizado, 1; Boate, 1. ARMES Snaphance peeces, 24; Pistoles 4' Murderers, 2; Swords, 6; Armors, 10; Powder, 10 lb; Lead, 200 lb
Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF JOHN DOWNEMAN aged: 33 in the John and Francis 1611
ELIZABETH DOWNEMAN aged: 22 in the Warwicke 1621
MOYSES STONES aged 16 in the Bone Bes 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 6 barrels; Goate, 1; Houses, 1; Pallizado, 1. ARMES: Snaphance peeces, 1; Swords, 2; Powder, 1 lb; Lead, 6 lb.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN LAYDON aged 44: in the Susan 1606
ANNE LAYDON aged 30: in the Mary Margrett 1608
VIRGINIA LAYDON borne in Virginia
ALICE LAYDON borne in Virginia
KATHERIN LAYDON borne in Virginia
MARGERETT LAYDON borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 6 barrells; Houses, 2; Pallizado, 1. ARMES: Snaphance peeces, 1; Lead, 40 lb.

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[42] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM COLE aged 26 in the Neptune 1618
FRANCIS COLE aged 27 in the Susan 1616
ROGER FARBRASE aged 26 in the Elzabeth 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barrels; Fish, 50; Houses, 1. ARMES: Snaphance peeces, 3; pistoles, 1; Swords, 1; Armor, 1
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 Nova 1620
JOHN MITCHELL borne in Virginia 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 12 barrels; Fish, 1 ct; Houses, 1; Pallizado, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 4; Armor, 1; Powder, !4 lb; Lead, 20 lb.
THE MUSTER OF 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 Swan 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barrels; Houses, 1. ARMES: Peeces, r; Pistole, 1; Swords, 1; Armors, 3; powder, 3 lb; Leade, 40 lb
THE MUSTER OF LEIUETEN ALBIANO LUPO aged 40 in the Swan 1610
ELIZABETH LUPO aged 28 in the George 1616
TEMPERANCE LUPO aged 4 borne in Virginia
SERVANTS
HENRIE DRAPER aged 14 in the George 1621
JOSEPH HAM aged 16 in the Warwicke 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barrels; Houses, 1; pallizado, 1; Goates, 4. ARMES: Peeces, 3 Powder 1 lb> Lead 30 lb; swords, 1.
Ezabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF JOHN POWELL aged 29 in the Swallowe 1609
KATHREN POWELL aged 22 in the flyinge Hart 1622
JOHN POWELL borne in Virginia

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SERVANTS
THOMAS PRATER aged 20 in the Marie Providence 1622
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barrels; Fish, 700 ct; Houses, 1; pallizado, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 1; Swords, 1; Armor, 1; Powder, 2 lb; Lead, 30 lb
THE MUSTER OF LARENCE PEALE aged 23 in the Margett and John 1620
WILLIAM SMITH aged 30 in the Jacob 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barrels; pease, 2 busheles; Fish, 300 ct; houses, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 2; Powder, 6 lb; Lead, 6 lb
THE MUSTER OF ROBART BRITTIN aged 30 in the Edwin 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 3 barrels; Fish, 200 ct; House, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 1; Lead, 12 lb
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 Guift 1622
SERVANTS
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
PROVISION: Corne, 9 barrels; Houses, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 3; petronell, 1; Swords, 2; Coates of Male, 2; Lead, 30 lb.
THE MUSTER OF JOSEPH COBB aged 25 in the Treasoror 1613
ELZABETH COBB aged 25 in the Bone Bes 1623
JOHN SNOWOOD aged 25 in the ____
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barrels; house, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 1; swords, 2; powder, 3 lb.
THE MUSTER OF CORNELIUS MAY aged 25 in the Providence 1616
PROVISION: Corne, 20 barels; Fish, 300 ct; Houses, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 1; Lead, 6 lb.

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Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM MORGAN als BROOCKES aged 30 in the Starr 1610
WILLIAM MORGAN aged 2 borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barrels; Fish, /4 ct; swine, 1; house, 1; goate, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 1; powder, 2 lb; leade, 4 lb.
[44] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF Mr WILLIAM JULIAN aged: 43: in the Hercules 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 Marchant 1620
SERVANTS
THOMAS FLOWER aged 22 in the George 1623
WYATT MASONN aged 16 in the Ann 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 19 barrels; swine, 1; house, 1; palizado, 1; goates, 6. ARMES: Peeces, 6; pistole, 1; swords, 4; Armors, 1; Coate of Male, 1; powder, 12 lb; Lead, 600 lb.
[44] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF LEIUTEN THOMAS PURFRAY aged 43 in the George 1621
CHRISTOPHER COLETHORPE aged 18: in the Furtherance 1622
DANNIELL TANNER aged 40 in the Sampson 1618
SERVANTS
HENRIE FEELDES aged 26 in the Jacob 1624
WILLIAM BAULDWIN
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barreles; Meale, 1 barrell; fish, 300 ct.; house, 1; pallizado, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 4; petronell, 1; swords, 4; Armor, 1; powder, 1 lb; lead, 100 lb
THE MUSTER OF JOHN BARNABE aged 21: in the London Marchant 1620
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barrels, ARMES: Peeces, 1; Armor, 1; lead, 1 lb.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN HAZARD aged 40 in the William and Thomas 1618
SERVANTS
ABRAHAM PELTEARE aged 14 in the Swan 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 14 bushells; house, 1. ARMES: peeces, 1; pistole, 1; sword, 1; lead, 4 lb
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THE MUSTER OF JERIMIAH DICKINSON aged 26 in the Margett and John 1620
ELZABETH DICKINSON aged 38 in the Margett and John 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 2 barrels; Fish, 400 ct. ARMES: Peeces, 3; swords, 1; Armor, 1; powder, 1 lb; lead, 20 lb
THE MUSTER OF PHILLIP LUPO aged 42 in the George 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 2 barreles; Fish, Vi ct. ARMES: Peeces, 1; Swords, 1.
THE MUSTER OF ENSIGNE THOMAS WILLOBY^* aged 23 in the Prosporouse 1610
JOHN CHAUNDLER aged 24 in the Hercules 1609
THOMAS aged 20 in the greate hopewell 1623
ROBERT BENNETT aged 24 In the Jacob 1624
NICCOLAS DAVIS aged 13 in the Mariegould 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 16 barrels; Fish, 200 ct; houses, 3; pallizado, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 4; pistolle, 1; swords, 3; Armors & Coates, 4; powder, 5 lb; lead, 150 lb.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN HATTON aged 26 in the Tresorer 1613
OLIVE HATTON aged 32 in the Abigail 1620
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barrels; Fish, 200 ct. ARMES: Peeces, 1.
THE MUSTER OF Mr CISSE MINISTER
Mr GEORGE KETH aged 40 in the George 1617
JAMES WHITINGE aged 16 in the George 1617
JOHN KETH aged 11 in the George 1617
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barrels; goates, 4
THE MUSTER OF SUSAN BUSH aged 20 in the George 1617
SARA spence aged 4 borne in Virginia
SERVANTS
CLEMENT EVANDS aged 30 in the Edwin 1616
WILLIAM PARKER aged 20 in the Charles 1616
JOHN SEWARD aged 30 in the Geife 1622 [Guift]
^* elsewhere and usually Willoughby.

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GILBERT MARBURIE aged 32 in the Southampton 1622
THOMAS KILLSON aged 21 in the Truelove 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 12 barrels; Shott, 20 lb; Peeces, 7; Rapier, 1; houses, 2.
THE MUSTER OF CAP^T NICCOLAS MARTUE aged 33 in the Francis Bonaventure
PETER ECCALLOWE aged 30 in the Southampton
WILLIAM STAFFORD aged 17 in the furtherance
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barrels; Peeces, 12; pistoles, 4; lead, 300 ct; powder, 1 lb; Fish, 300 ct; houses, 2
THE MUSTER OF MR JOHN BANUM AND ROBART SWEETE
JOHN BANUM aged 54 in the Susan 1616
ELZABETH BANUM aged 43 in the Bona Nova 1620
ROBART SWEETE aged 42 in the Neptune 1618
Elzabeth Cittie
SERVANTS
NICCOLAS THREDDER aged 30 in the Katherin 1623
RICHARD ROBISONN aged 22 in the Bona nova 1620
JOHN HILL aged 26 in the Bona Nova 1620
WILLIAM MORTON aged 20 in the Margett and John 1620
JAMES PASCOLL aged 20 in the Warwicke 1621
ROBART DRAPER aged 16 in the Jacob 1624
SARA GOULDINGE aged 20 in the Ann 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 30 barrels; fish, 1000; Swine, 1; houses, 2; palizado, 1; goates, 6. ARMES: Peeces, 10; pistolles, 2; murderer, 1; swords, 3; Armors, 3; Coats, 1; powder, 5 lb; lead, 25 lb.
THE MUSTER OF RICHARD MINTRENE aged 40 in the Margett and John 1620
WILLIAM BEANE aged 25 in the Diana 1618
EDWARD MINTRENE aged 12 in the Margett and John 1620
JOHN INMAN aged 26 in the Falcon 1619
WILLIAM BROWNE aged 14 in the Southampton 1622
PROVISION: Corne, 12 barreles; houses, 2. ARMES: Peeces, 8; sword, 1; Armors, 2; lead, 100 lb
THE MUSTER OF ANTHONEY BURROES aged 44 in the George 1617
PROVISION: Corne, 3 barreles; house, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 3; sword, 1; Coate, 1; powder, 1 lb; lead, 40 lb.

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THE MUSTER OF JOHN WAINE aged 30 in the Neptune 1618
AMYTE WAINE aged 30 in the Swan 1610
GEORGE ACKLAND aged 7 borne in Virginia
MARY ACKLAND aged 40
JOHN HARLOW aged 28 in the Sampson 1619
ROBART SABYN aged 30 in the marget and John 1622
PHILLIP CHAPMAN aged 23 in the fiyinge hart 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 12 barreles; fish, 400 ct; houses, 2; pallizado, 1. ARMES peeces, 4; sword, 1
THE MUSTER OF Mr ROBART SALFORD AND JOHN SALFORD
Mr ROBART SALFORD aged 56 in the John and Francis 1611
JOHN SALFORD aged 24 in the George 1616
MARY SALFORD aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1620
SERVANTS
WILLIAM ELLISON aged 44 in the Swan 1624
THOMAS FAULKNER aged 28 in the Mary Providense 1622
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles; fish, 300 ct; goates, 23; houses, 4; pallizado, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 4; Pistoles, 2; swords, 3; Armor, 1; Coate of male, 1; powder, 8 lb; lead, 100 lb.
Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF BARTHOLEMEW WETHERSBIE AND RICHARD BOULTON
BARTHOLEMEW WETHERSBIE aged 30 in the Providence 1616
DORYTHIE WETHERSBIE aged 30 in the London Marchant 1620
RICHARD BOULTON aged 28 in the Mary and James 1610
RICHARD aged 15 in the Swan 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barrels; fish, 400 ct.; goates, 2; house, 1; pallizado, 1 ARMES: peeces, 4; pistole, 1; sword, 1; Coate of male, 1; powder, 14 lb; lead, 30 lb
THE MUSTER OF JOHN GUNDRIE aged 33 in the Starr 1610
MARIE GUNDRIE aged 20 in the George 1618
JOHN GUNDRIE aged 2 borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barrels; fish, 100 ct; house, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 4; pistole, 1; sword, 1; powder, 1 lb; lead, 30 lb.
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THE MUSTER OF FRANCIS MASON aged 40 in the John and Francis 1613
ALICE MASON aged 26 in the Margett and John 1622
FRANCIS MASON borne in Virginia
SERVANTS
WILLIAM QUERKE aged 30 in the Marmaducke 1621
THOMAS WORTHALL aged 14 in the Marmaducke 1621
WILLIAM STAFFORD aged 16 in the furtherance 1622
HENRIE GANY aged 21 in the Dutie 1619
[47] JOHN ROBINSON aged 21 in the Margett and John 1622
PROVISION: Corne 10 barreles; houses 3. ARMES: peeces 6; pistoles 2; swords 2; lead 6 lb
THE MUSTER OF FARRAR FLINTON aged 35 in the Elzabeth 1612
JOANE FLINTON aged 38 in the Elzabeth 1612
WILLIAM BENTLIE aged 36 in the Jacob 1624
SERVANTS
ARTHUR SMYTH aged 25 in the Margaret and John 1622
HUGH HALL aged 13 in the Margaret and John 1622
MATHEW HARDCASTELL aged 20 in the Jacob 1624
HENRIE NASFEILD aged 19 in the Swan 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 12 barreles; fish, 200 ct; house, 1; boate, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 7; pistole, 1; swords, 4; Armor, 1; Coate, 1; powder, 8 lb; lead, 60 lb
THE MUSTERS OF JAMES SLEIGHT AND FRANCIS HUFF
FRANCIS HUFF aged 20 in the Swan 1624
JAMES SLEIGHT aged 42 in the Tryall 1610
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barrels, ARMES: peeces, 2; Sword, 1; powder, 6 lb; lead, 6 lb.
Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF LEIUETEN JOHN CHISMAN aged 27 in the flyinge hart 1621
EDWARD CHISMAN aged 22 in the Providence 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 2 barreles; house, I. ARMES: peeces, 6; swords, 2; Armor, 1; powder, 1 lb; lead, 20 lb.
THE MUSTER OF MR THOMAS SPILMAN aged 24 in the George 1616
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HANNA SPILMAN aged 23 in the Bona Nova 1620
ELIZABETH HILL borne in Virginia
SERVANTS
ROBART BROWNE aged 25 in the Marygould 1618
REBECCA BROWNE aged 24 in the Southampton 1623
THOMAS PARRISH aged 26 in the Charity 1622
JOHN HARRIS aged 21 in the Jacob 1624.
PROVISION: Corne, 16 barreles; Swine, 2; houses, 2; pallizado, 1; boate, 1. ARMES: peeces, 10; swords, 2; Coates of male, 4; powder, 10 lb; lead, 100 ct.
THE MUSTER OF OLIVER JINKINES aged 30 in the Mary James 1610
JOANE JINKINES aged 26 in the George 1617
ALEXANDER JINKINES borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 6 busheles, ARMES: peeces, 1; Sword, 1; lead, 10 lb
[48] Elzabeth Ctttte
THE MUSTERS OF WILLIAM GAYNE AND ROBART NEWMAN
ROBART NEWMAN aged 25 in the Neptune 1618
WILLIAM GAYNE aged 36 in the Bona Nova 1620
JOHN TAYLOR aged 34 in the Swan 1610
REBECCA TAYLOR aged 22 in the Margett and John 1623
JOHN COKER aged 20
RICHARD PACKE aged 23 in the Warwick 1621
ABRAHAM AVELIN aged 22 in the Elzabeth 1620
ARTHUR AVELIN aged 26 in the Elzabeth 1620
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barreles; Fish, 200 ct; houses, 1. ARMES: peeces, 5; swords, 2; Coate of male, 1; powder, 2 lb; lead, 40 lb
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS GODBY aged 38 in the Delivrance 1608
JOANE GODBY aged 42 in the Flyinge Hart 1621
JOHN CURTIS aged 22 in the Flyinge Hart 1621
CHRISTOPHER SMITH aged 25 in the Returne 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 7 barreles; Fish, 200 ct. ARMES: peeces, 3; Swords, 3; Armor, 1; powder, 1 lb; lead, 20 lb.
THE MUSTER OF Mr EDWARD WATERS aged 40 in the Patience 1608
GRACE WATERS aged 21 in the Diana 1618
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WILLIAM WATERS borne in Virginia
MARGERETT WATERS borne in Virginia
WILLIAM HAMPTON aged 40 in the Bona Nova 1620
JOANE HAMPTON aged 25 in the Abigail 1621
THOMAS LANE aged 30 in the Treasorer 1613
ALICE LANE aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1620
THOMAS THORNEBURY aged 20 in the George 1616
SERVANTS
ADAM THOROGOOD aged 18 in the Charles 1621
NICCOLAS BROWNE aged 18 in the Charles 1621
PAULE HARWOOD aged 20 in the Bona Nova 1622
STEPHEN REEDE aged 17 in the George 1618
MATHIAS FRANCISCO aged 18 in the Jacob 1624
ROBART PENRISE aged 12 in the Bona nova 1620
PROVISION: Corne, 37 barreles; fish, 1500 ct; houses, 4; pallizado, 1; boate, I. ARMES: Peeces, 11; pistole, 1; swords, 6; Armors & Coates, 4; powder, 10 lb; lead, 100 lb.
THE MUSTER OF CAPT THOMAS DAVIS aged 40 in the John and Francis 1623
THOMAS HEWES aged 40 in the John and Francis 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 2 barreles; houses, 1. ARMES: peeces, 1; Murderers, 2; swords, 3; Coates of male, 3; powder, 4 lb; lead, 40 lb
[49] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF MR FRANCIS CHAMBERLIN aged 45 in the Marmaducke 1621
REBECCA CHAMBERLIN aged 37 in the Bona Nova 1622
FRANCIS CHAMBERLIN aged 3 borne in Virginia.
SERVANTS
JOHN FORTH aged 16 in the Bona Nova 1622
WILLIAM WORLIDGE aged 18 in the Bona Nova 1622
sionell^* ROWLSTON aged 30 in Gods Guifte 1623
^*Thus in the original; probably meant for LIONEL.
RICHARD BURTON aged 38 in the Swan 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles; fish, 300 ct; house, I. ARMES: peeces, 5; pistole, I; swords, 6; Armors, 2; powder, 2 lb; lead, 20 lb
THE MUSTER OF PERCIVALL IBOTTSON aged 24 in the Neptune 1618
ELZABETH IBOTTSON aged 23 in the Flyinge Hart 1621
JOHN DAVIS aged 24 in the John and Francis 1623
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SERVANTS
WILLIAM GREENE aged 28 in the Hopewell 1623
ROBART LOCKE aged 18 in the Warwicke 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barreles; Meale, 1 hodghead; Fish, 500 ct; houses, 2. ARMES: Peeces, 4; Swords, 1; powder, 1 lb; lead, 12 lb.
THE MUSTER OF MR DANNIELL COOKINS^*
WILLIAM FOULKE aged 24
THOMAS CURTIS aged 24
PEETER SHEREWOOD aged 21
^*Thus in the original; usually GOOKIN
Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS BOULDINGE aged 40 in the Swan 1610
[[Bouldin-107WILLIAM BOULDINGE]] borne in Virginia
WILLIAM COXE aged 26 in the Godspeede 1610
RICHARD EDWARDS aged 23 in the Jacob 1624
NICCOLAS DALE aged 20 in the Jacob 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barreles; Fish, 600 ct; house, 1; pallizado, 1. ARMES: peeces, 3; Armor, 1; Coate of male, 1; swords, 3; powder, 6 lb; lead, 200 lb.
THE MUSTER OF REYNOLD BOOTH aged 32 in the Hercules 1609
ELIZABETH BOOTH aged 24 in the Ann 1623
SERVANTS
GEORGE LEVETT aged 29 in the Bona Nova 1619
THOMAS SEYWELL aged 20 in the Tyger 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barreles; Fish, 100 ct; house, 1. ARMES: peeces, 5; pistole, i; Coate of male, 1; swords, 3; powdr, 5 lb; lead, 100 lb.
[50] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS GARNETT aged 40 in the Swan 1610
ELZABETH GARNETT aged 26 in the Neptune 1618
SUSAN GARNETT aged 3 borne in Virginia
AMBROSE GYFFITH aged 33 in the Bona Nova 1619
JOYSE GYFFITH aged 20 in the Jacob 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barreles; fish, 500 ct; house, 1; boate, 1. ARMES: peeces, 3; pistole, 1; Armor, 1; swords, 4; powdr, 2 lb; lead, 8 lb.
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THE MUSTER OF THOMAS DUNTHORNE aged 27 in the Margett and John 1620
ELZABETH DUNTHORNE aged 38 in the Tryall 1610
SERVANTS
WILLIAM TOMSON aged 22 in the Swan 1624
GEORGE TURNOR aged 27 in the Swan 1624
GEORGE BANCKES aged 15 in the Swan 1624
THOMAS an Indian Boaye
ELZABETH JOONES aged 30 in the Patience 1609
SARA JOONES aged 5 borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles; Fish, 400 ct; houses, 2; pallizado, 1; boate, 1 ARMES: peeces, 5; Coate of Male, 1; Sword, 1; powder, 6 lb; lead, 50 lb
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS STEPNEY aged 35 in the Swan 1610
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barreles; Fish, 200 ct; houses, 1. ARMES: peeces, 1; Swords 1; powder, 4 lb; lead, 12 lb
Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF Mr JONAS STOCKTON aged 40 in the Bona Nova 1620
RICHARD POPELEY aged 26 in the Bona Nova 1620
RICHARD DAVIS aged 22 in the Bona Nova 1620
WALTER BARRETT aged 26 in the Bona Nova 1620
TIMOTHEY STOCKTON aged 14 in the Bona Nova 1620
SERVANTS
WILLIAM DUGLAS aged 16 in the Margett and John 1621
JOHN WATSON aged 24 in the Swan 1624
PROVISION: Corne, 16 barreles; Pease, 1 barrell; house, 1. ARMES: peeces, 4 pistole, 1; Swords, 3; Armor, 1; lead, 20 lb.
THE MUSTER OF TOBIAS HURST aged 22 in the Treasurer 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 12 busheles; peeces, 4.
THE MUSTER OF MR WILLIAM GANY aged 33 in the George 1616
ANNA GANY aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1620
SERVANTS
ANNA GANY borne in Virginia
THOMASIN EESTER aged 26 in the Falcon 1617
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ELIZABETH POPE aged 8 in the Abbigall 1621
JOHN WRIGHT aged 20 in the Ambrose 1623
WILLIAM CLARKE aged 20 in the Ambrose 1623
HATHER TOMSON aged 18 in the Ambrose 1623
THOMAS SAVADGE aged 18 in the Ambrose 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles; Pease, 1 hoghead; Swine, 11; houses, 3; pallizado, 1. ARMES: Peeces, 12; pistoles, 2; swords, 6; Armors, 8; Powder, 6 lb; lead, 100 lb
[51] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF ALEXANDER MOUNTNEY aged 33 in the Mary James 1610
LENORD MOUNTNEY aged 21 in the Bona Nova 1620
JOHN WALTON aged 28 in the Elzabeth 1621
BRYAN ROGERS aged 18 in the Elzabeth 1621
JOHN WASHBORNE aged 25 in the Jonathan 1619
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barreles; Houses, 2; Pallizado, 1. ARMES: peeces, 7; swords, 2; Armores, 2; powder, 5 lb; lead, 10 lb
A list of the BURIALLES in Elzabeth Citty 1624.
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
Mr TOMSON
PHILLIP COOCKE July 8
THOMAS EBES July 12
Mr CHAMBERLINS Man July 17
SIBILL MORGON July 18
_____ WETHERSBY August 8
JAMES CHAMBERLIN August 11
Mr FENTON Minister Septembr 5
WILLIAM WHITE Septembr 12
JAMES CHAMBERLIN Septembr 22
MARY DOWNEMAN a Child Novembr 23
JOHN STAMFORD Septembr 30
THOMAS DAVIS
PEETER DICKENSON
RICHARD EASTE

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THOMAS HUNTER
JOHN SIMNELL
HENRIE MIDDELLTON
SAMMUELL LAMBERT
JOHN BUSH
[52] Elzabeth Cittie A MUSTER OF THE INHABITENTE OF ELZABETH CITTIE BEYOND HAMPTON RIVER BEINGE THE COMPANYES LAND
THE MUSTER OF CAPT FRANCIS WEST Counseler aged 36 in the Mary Ann Margett 1610
Mrs FRANCIS WEST Widdowe in the Supply 1620
NATHANIELL WEST borne in Virginia
SERVANTS
JOANE FAIRCHILD aged 20 in the George 1618
BENIAMIN OWIN aged 18 in the Swan 1623
WILLIAM PARNELL aged 18 in the Southampton 1622
WALTER COUPER aged 22 in the Neptune 1618
REINOULD GODWIN aged 30 in the Abigail 1620
JOHN PEDRO a Neger aged 30 in the Swan 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 2 barreles; Fish, 300 ct; goates, 14; Kiddes, 18; Houses, 2; Pallizado, 1; boate, i, ARMES: Armors, 4; peeces, 10; pistoles, 3; Swords, 6; powder 4 lb; lead, 10 lb
THE MUSTER OF CAPT JOHN MARTIN in the Swan 1624
SACKFORD WETHERELL aged 21 in the Swan 1624
JOHN SMITH aged 31 in the Swan 1624
JOHN HOWARD aged 24 in the Swan 1624
JOHN ANTHONIE aged 23 in the Swan 1624
PROVISION: Meale, 2 hogheads 1/2. ARMES: Armor, 1; Targett^*1; peeces, 5; Machcockes, 11; powder, 20 lb; Lead, 500 lb; Roules of Mach^t 4
THE MUSTER OF GEORGE MEDCALFE aged 46
SARA MEDCALFE aged 30 in the Hopewell
JOANE A Child.
^*target. [Old French targette, later targuete, diminutive of targue, targe.] A kind of small shield or buckler, especially one of circular form
^tRouleaus of matches Literally, little rolls of matches. Page 63
PROVISION: Corne, 3 barrels; Fish, 200 ct; house, ARMES: peeces, 2; powder, 1 lb; lead, 10 lb.
THE MUSTER OF EDWARD JOHNSON aged 26 in the Abigail 1621
____________ in the Bona Nova 1621
A Child borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barreles. ARMES: peece, 1; powder, 4 lb; lead, 30 lb; house, 1; Stores, 2; Ordnance Mounted, 2
THE MUSTER OF JOHN LAUCKFILD aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1621
ALICE LAUCKFILD aged 24 in the Abbigall 1621
SAMMUELL KENNELL aged 30 in the Abigail 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 7 barreles; Fish, 200 ct. ARMES: peeces, 4; Swords, 2; powder, 2 lb; lead, 20 lb; house, 1
[53] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM FOWLER aged 30 in the Abigail 1621
MARGRETT FOWLER aged 30 in the Abigail 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 3 barreles; Fish, 50; house, 1. ARMES: peeces, 2; powder, 1 lb; lead, 6 lb.
THE MUSTER OF WALTER ELY
ELZABETH ELY aged 30 in the Warwicke 1622
ANN ELY borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barrels; Fish, 900 ct. ARMES: peeces, 1; lead, 30 lb; house, 1
THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM TILER in the Francis Bonaventure 1620
ELIZABETH TILER in the Francis Bonaventure 1620
SERVANTS
ROBART MORE aged 50 in the Providence 1622
WILLIAM BROWNE aged 26 in the Providence 1622
ROBART TODD aged 20 in the Hopewell 1622
ANTHONIE BURT aged 18 in the Hopewell 1622
SAMIELL BENNETT aged 40 in the Providence 1622
JOANE BENNETT in the Providence 1622
PROVISION: Corne, 17 barreles; Meale, 1 hoghead; Fish, 300. ARMES: peeces, 9; Coates, 3; swords, 4; powder, 3 lb; lead, 50 lb. CATTELL: Milch Cowes, 4; Bull, 1; Piges, 3; house, 1; Sowes, 2

Page 64 THE MUSTER OF THOMAS FLYNT in the Diana 1618
THOMAS MERRES aged 21 in the Francis Bonaventure 1620
HENRIE WHEELER aged 20 in the Tryall 1620.
JOHN BROCKE aged 19 in the Bona Nova 1619
JAMES BROOKES aged 19 in the Jonathan 1619
ROBART SAVADGE aged 18 in the Elzabeth 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 8; Armors, 2; powder, 10 lb; lead, 20 lb; house, 1; Store,1.
THE MUSTER OF JOHN WARDin the Elzabeth 1621
ADAM RIM WELL aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1619
CHRISTOPHER WYNWILL aged 26 in the Bona Nova 1619
OLIVER 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 Nova 1619
PROVISION: Corne, 20 barreles; Fish, 500 ct. ARMES: peeces, 8; Armors, 2; powder, 8 lb; lead, 20 lb; houses, 2; stores, 2.
[54] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF GREGORIE DORIE aged 36 in the Bona Nova 1620
wiffe & a littell Child borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 2; powder, 1 lb; lead, 10; Armor, 1; house, 1; pallizado, 1
THE MUSTER OF JOHN MORE aged 36 in the Bona Nova 1620
ELIZABETH MORE in the Abigail 1622
PROVISION: Corne, 3 barreles; Fish, 400 ct. ARMES: peeces, 3; powder, 2 lb; lead, 16 lb; house, 1; pallizado, 1; Store, 1
THE MUSTER OF SARGENT WILLIAM BARRY in the Bona Nova 1619
SERVANTS
RICHARD FRISBIE aged 34 in the Jonathan 1619
WILLIAM ROOKINS aged 26 in the Bona Nova 1619
JOSEPH HATTFILD aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1619

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CUTBERT SEIRSON aged 22 in the Bona Nova 1619
JOHN GIBBES aged 24 in the Abigail 1621
FRANCIS HILL aged 22 in the Bona Nova 1619
JOHN VAGHAN aged 23 in the Bona Nova 1619
EDWARD MARSHALL aged 26 in the Abigail 1621
WILLIAM JOYCE aged 26 in the Abigail 1621
WILLIAM EVANDS aged 23 in the Bona Nova 1619
RALPH OSBORNE aged 22 in the Bona Nova 1619
MORRIS STANLEY aged 26 in the hopewell 1624
NICCOLAS WEASELL aged 28 in the Abigail 1621
STEPHEN DICKSON aged 25 in the Bona Nova 1619
THOMAS CALDER aged 24 in the Bona Nova 1619
PROVISION: Corne, 80 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 10; Armores, 3; powder, 10 lb; lead, 20 lb; houses, 2; Stores, 6.
Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF 'WILLIAM HAMPTON age 34 in the Bona Nova 1621
JOANE HAMPTON
JOHN ARNDELL age 22 in the Abigail 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barreles; Fish, 200 ct. ARMES: peeces, 8; powder, 1 lb; lead, 20 lb; house, 1
THE MUSTER OF ANTHONIE BONALL age 42 in the Abigail 1621
ELIAS LEGARDO age 38 in the Abigail 1621
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
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 6; swords, 4; powder, 2 lb; lead, 6 lb; house, 1; pallizado, 1; Stores, 3.
VIRBRITT two frenchmen in the Abigail 1622
OBLE HERO two frenchmen in the Abigail 1622
PROVISION: Corne, 10 barreles; Fish, 100 ct. ARMES: peeces, 2; Armores, 2; sword, 1; lead, 20 lb; house,1
[55] Elzabeth Cittie
THE MUSTER OF ROBART THRASHER age 22 in the Bona Nova 1620
ROLAND WILLIAMES age 20 in the Jonathan 1623
SERVANT
JOHN SACKER age 20 in the Marget and John 1623

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PROVISION: Corne, 8 barrels, ARMES: peeces, 4; Armor, 1; sword, 1; powder, 2 lb; lead, 10 lb; house, 1
JOHN HANEY age 27 in the Margett and John 1621
ELZABETH HANIE in the Abigail 1622
NICHOLAS ROWE in the Elzabeth 1621
MARY ROWE in the London Marchant 1620
SERVANTS
THOMAS MORELAND age 19 in the Abigail 1621
RALPH HOODE age 19 in the Abigail 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 9 barreles; Fish, 100 ct. ARMES: Peeces, 3; Armor, 1; Swords, 2; powder, 1 lb; lead, 3 lb; house, 1; pallizado, 1; Stores, 3

A list of the DEAD beyond Hampton River
of Mr BONALES Servant, 1
Mr DOWSE his men, 2
Mr PEETER ARNDELL

The Easterne Shore
A MUSTER OF THE INHABITANCE OF THE EASTERNE SHORE OVER THE BAYE
THE MUSTER OF CAP^T WILLIAM EPES (in the William and Thomas)
MARGRETT EPES in the George 1621
SERVANTS
NICCHOLAS RAYNBERD age 22 in the Swan 1624
WILLIAM BURDITT age 25 in the Susan 1615
THOMAS CORNISH age 25 in the Dutie 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 Nova 1620
NICCOLAS GRANGER age 15 in the George 1618
WILLIAM MUNNES age 25 in the Sampson 1619
HENRIE WILSON age 24 in the Sampson 1619
JAMES BLACKBORNE age 20 in the Sampson 1619
NICHOLAS SUMERFILD age 15 in the Sampson 1619
PROVISION: Corne, 65 barreles; hoges, 2. ARMES: powder, 120 lb; lead, 200 lb; peeces, 5; Armores, 6; Coates of Steele, 6; Coates of Male, 4; houses, 2; forte, 1; Stores, 3; shallop^*, 1.
^* shallop. A light open boat, used chiefly on rivers, propelled by oars or sails or by both.

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THE MUSTER OF CAP^TJOHN WILLCOCKES in the Bona Nova 1620
HENRIE CHARLTON age 19 in the George 1623
PROVISION: Corne, 28 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 5; Armores, 4; powder, 4 lb; lead, 82 lb; house, 1; Store,1; boate, 1.
THE MUSTER OF ANCIENT THOMAS SAVAGE in the John and Francis 1607
ANN SAVAGE in the Sea Flower 1621
SERVANTS
JOHN WASHBORNE age 30 in the Jonathan 1620
THOMAS BELSON age 12
PROVISION: Corne, 9 barreles. ARMES: powder, 4 lb; Shott, 20 lb; peeces, 2; pistole, 1; Armores, 3; sword, 1; House, 1; Store,1; boate, 1.
THE MUSTER OF CAP^TTHÖ: GRAVES in the Mary and Margrett 1607
PROVISION: Corne, 4 barreles. ARMES: powder, 4 lb; shott, 45 lb; house, 1; Store,1.
THE MUSTER OF WALTER SCOTT in the Hercules 1618
APPHIA SCOTT in the Gift 1618
PERCIS SCOTT borne in Virginia
PROVISION: Corne, 6 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 2; swords, 2; house, 1.
Easterne shore THE MUSTER OF THOMAS POWELL in the Samson 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles. ARMES: peece, 1; powder, 1/4 lb; lead, 1 lb; house, 1; Store, 1
THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM SMITH' age 26 in the Samson 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barreles 1/2; ARMES: peece, 1; house, 1; store, 1
THE MUSTER OF EDWARD DREWE age 22 in the Samson 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barreles. ARMES: lead, 2 lb; peeces, 4; house, 1; Store, 1

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THE MUSTER OF CHARLES HARMAN age 24 in the Furtherance 1622
JOHN ASKUME age 22 in the Charles 1624
ROBERT FENNELL age 20 in the Charles 1624
JAMES KNOTT age 23 in the George 1617
PROVISION: Corne, 24 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 6; powder, 10 lb; Shott, 200 lb; houses, 2; Store, 1; boate, 1.
THE MUSTER OF SOLLOMAN GREENE age 27 in the Diana 1618
PROVISION: house, 1; Store, 1.
THE MUSTER OF THOMAS GASKOYNE age 34 in the Bona Nova 1619
PROVISION: Corne, 3 barreles.
'WILLIAM ANDROS at the age of 25 in the Treasuror 1617
DANNIELL CUGLEY age 28 in the London Marchant 1620
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles. ARMES: powder, 4 lb; shott, 45 lb; house, 1; Store, 1
THE MUSTER OF JOHN BLORE age 27 in the Star 1610
FRANCIS BLORE age 25 in the London Marchant 1620
SERVANTS
JOHN PARRAMORE age 17 in the Bona Venture 1622
JOHN WILKINES
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles. ARMES: powder, 2 lb; lead, 30 lb; peeces, 2; Armor, 1; house, 1; Store, 1; boate, 1.
Easterne shore
THE MUSTER OF ROBART BALL age 27 in the London Marchant 1619
PROVISION: Corne, 3 barreles. ARMES: peece, 1; powder, 1 lb; shott, 1 lb; Armor, 1; house, 1.

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THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM BIBBIE age 22 in the Swan 1621^*
THOMAS SPARKES age 24 in the Susan 1616
PROVISION: Corne, 15 barreles. ARMES: peece, 1; house, 1; Store, 1
THE MUSTER OF JOHN HOME age 25 in the Margerett and John 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 5 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 2; Armores, 2; powder, 5 lb; shott, 20 lb; house, 1; Store, 1
THE MUSTER OF JOHN WILKINES age 26 in the Mary gould 1618
BRIGGETT WILKINES age 20 in the Warwicke 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 7 barreles. ARMES: peeces, 1; house, 1.
[58] Easterne shore
THE MUSTER OF PERREGRIM WATKINES age 24 in the George 1621
PROVISION: Corne, 2 barreles. ARMES: Armor, 1.
THE MUSTER OF WILLIAM DAVIS age 33 in the William and Thomas 1618
PROVISION: Corne, 8 barreles. ARMES: peece, 1; house, 1; Store, 1.

DEAD in this plantation 1624
THOMAS HELCOTT
JOHN WILKINES
^* An o marked over with the numeral 1 makes this date uncertain. It may be either 1620 or 1621.