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Ship Prince Royal
Newgate (Prison), London, England to Virginia
departure August 1721
..."And the other One hundred and 17 malefactors more by the like Order
recev.d on board the Ship Prince Royal Thos. Boyd Master to be transported
to Virginia As appears by the sevl. Certificates hereunto annexed wherein
every of the names of the said malefactors are expressed; In Consideration
of which Sevl Allowances the said Jonathan Forward agreed at his own Cost
and Charges to Transport the said malefactors to some of Mat. Plantations
in America without any Charge to his Mats. for their Transportation
conveying on board or otherwise, and hath given Security pursuant to
the said Articles for this factual transporting the said Malefactors
accordingly. And let the said order be satisfyed, out of any Money in
the Recce.t of the Excheg. applicable to the uses of his Mat. Civil
Government. And for so doing This shall be your warrt."
R. Walpole
Geo: Baillie
Ara: Turner
R. Edgcumbe
A List of the Prisoners Received from Newgate aboard the Ship Prince Royale
bound for Virginia
Thos. Armstrong Ann Cominall Lewis Ellis
Mary Atkins Wm. Cane Jno. Edwards
John Anthony Edwd. Cotterelle Wm. Fluelton
Mary Ambler Thos. Cooc David Forster
Saml. Anable Saml. Clark Mary Fletcher
Wm. Burrough Sussan. Cromon Eleanor Fleming
Hester Bonnet ats Burdet Hon. Cronsfield Sarah Groon
Rebec: Butlos ats Neale Zach: Collier Sarah Gibson
Saml. Boyce Milicent Cloud John Gordon
Wm. Bridgman James Dalton Wm. Giles ats Chas. Saunderson
Thos. Butcher Robt Domington Susanna Gilman
Jas. Browning Vinc.t Davies * John Grant
Jno. Baiul ats Hardy Geo: Durham Philip Gerzey
Henry Baily Susan: Downes ats Robinson Henry Hawkes
Fred: Blake Peter Doplash Anne Hestrop
Thos. Benfoild Thos. Dunn Chr. Hurt
Rich. Brown Thos. Elmes John Hubbard
Alice Harding Mary Oakes Anne Simpson
Robt. Johnson Grace Page John Smith
Sarah Johnson Mary Price Robt. Soaper
David Jones Wm. Payor Wm. Shaw
Humphry Jones John Pitts Wm. Thompson
Richard Jones Thos. Pierce Danl. Taylor
John Jones Rich.d Queen Chas. Verum ats Groon
John Jones * Wm. Rouse John Urwin
Sherbon ats Jarbourne ats Sterky Robt. Rhodes Wm. Weatherall
Mary Johnson Eliz.e Rawson Rebecca Withers
Georgo James Ralph Richard John Wilcox
Eliza Jones John Rose Law. Watson
Humphry Jones Wm. Rippson Thos. Walker
Ruth Jones ats Harding Martha Smith Marg.t Wilson
Lewis Land * ats Ellis Eliza Shankes Cuth. * Wharton
James Lacy Wm. Smithhurst Eliz.a Wells
Rich.d Lindsey Elianor Stockdale John Wood
Eliza Langton Eliza Shiles John White
Mary Molly Eliza Smith ats Richardson Rebecca White
John Meakins John Shovel Randolph Williams
Stephen Newton Eliza Smith Margt. Yeomans ats Boeth
Jas. Nun ats Powell Thos. Smith John White
This Is to Certify whom it may Concern that I have Recevd
of Mr. Jonathan Forward aboard the Ship Prince Royal bound for Virginia
whereof I am Master 117 Prisoners ordered for Transportation Witness my
hand this 9th day of August 1721.
(Signed) Thos. Boyd
(Witnesses) Jno Parry Turnkey
Jno Butler
Thos Cable
A Prisoner recvd. from the Isle of Ely in Cambridgeshire.
Ant.o Merril *
Transcriber's Notes:
In transcribing I have tried to keep the original case size of each word
and spelling of this document and have not changed any punctuation or any
known abbreviations.
Several words were abbreviated.
* First Column - John Jones is clearly written twice
Lewis Land could be Laud
* Second Column - Davies could be Davids
* Third Column - Cuth. the u does not appear to be a closed a meaning
Cath. or Catherine, abbreviation Cuth. unknown
* added addend. - this passenger seems to be added after the signatures
of the master and witnesses. Name could be Ant.o (Antony?)
and surname could be Merrit
Generously Contributed by Hank Mabe
Public Record Office at Kew, England
Transcribed by Sheila Tate
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
23 June 2000
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