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Rappahanock
Newgate (Prison), London, England to Virginia
delivered 21 November 1725
A true list of all the Prisoners taken from Newgate for London and
the County of Middx and Shipped aboard the Rappahanock Merch. Charles Whale
Commander bound for Virginia which were Shipped by Mr. Jonathan Forward
of Lond Merch.t 21 Nov. 1725.
LONDON
1 John Plant
2 Eliz.th Russell ats Brown
3 William Grey
4 William Longanire
5 John Steel
6 Thomas Gearing
7 John Day
8 George Green
9 James Ferguson
10 Thomas Hicks
11 Nich.o Webb
12 Robert Page
13 John Man
14 Sarah Gary
15 Ann Hugs ats Giller
16 William Gibbons
17 Susan Isaacson
18 Richard Adams
19 John Revell
20 Joseph Hide ats Thomas Herbert
22 Roland Swainson
23 Alexander Warren
24 John Lloyd
25 William Martin
26 Mary Stephens
27 Isabella Williams
28 Eliz.th Doyle
29 Jane Pattison
30 Laurance Johnson
31 Margrett Cotton
32 Jos. Cuzee ats Whecky
33 Edward Wilks
34* Robert Kisse
35 John Sculthorp
36 Joseph Turner
37 William Moor
38 Mary Tongison
39 Rachel Cove
40 Henry Jefferson
41 Ann Pain
42 Sibilla Hanshaw ats Fanshaw
43 Rob.t Serjeant
44 Elias Sharp
45 James Holmes
46 Hester James ats Bamton
47 Thomas Harvey
48 Winifred Evans
49 Philip Hand
50 John Hughs
A true list of all the Prisons taken from the County of Hertford, Essex,
Kent and Surry and shpped aborad the Rappahanock Merch.t Charles Whale
Comm.d bound for Virginia w.ch were shipped by Mr. Jonathan Forward of
Lond.n Merch.t 24 Nov. 1725.
HERTFORDSHIRE
1 John Orton
2 Joseph How
3 Robert Holden
ESSEX
4 Charles Hackett
5 William Sharp ats Sharper
KENT
6 Thomas Smith
7 Mary Horn
8 William Hawkins
9 John Symonds
10 Robert Jarrett
11 William Mackley ats Mackny
12 William Smith
13 Edward Elins
14 Robert Cannabe
SURRY
15 Thomas Smith
16 John Kempstock
17 Hannah Smith
18 Isaac Hargrave
19 William Edwards
20 John Randall
21 Joseph Dunkin
22 Thomas Andrews
23 Sarah Holt
24 John M'dowgall
25 Mary Stringer
26 Mary Boran
27 Mary Gray ats Walker
28 Mary Salter
29 John Dunce
I humbly Certifie whom it may concern that the
Prisoners above named being in number 50 are recd. by me on board
the Rappahanock Merchant from the Keeper of Newgate by order of
Mr. Jonathan Forward of London Merch.t to be effectually transported
to Virginia this 22 of Nov. 1725.
Signed: Charles Whale
Witness: John Parry
Christopher Wetherall
Indorsed:
I do humbly hereby Certifie that there is Bond given for the effectual
transportation of the within mentioned Persons dated 27 Nov. 1725.
Signed: John Matthews
Ct. Goal Det. pro
Com Middx.
I humbly Certifie whom it may Concern that the Prisoners above named
being 29 in number are rec.d by me on board the Rappahanock Merch.t from
several Keepers of the above said County Goals by Order of Mr. Jonathan
Forward of London Merch.t to be effectually transported to Virginia this
24th Nov. 1725.
Signed: Charles Whale
Witness: Christ.o Wetherall
John Morale
Indorsed:
I humbly Certifie that Mr. Jonathan Forward hath given Security for
transporting sev. Persons within named being 29 in number who where
adjudged to be transported at ?? held for the Home Circuit and that
such Security remains in my Custody 27 Nov. 1725.
Signed: Michelle Assiar
at Goal Deliban. the ?? Home Circuit
29 Prisoners only L.M.
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.
ats = also known as
These ships do not state a date of departure or arrival. The financial
records are recorded from May 1720 to Nov 1725.
34 - this name looks like Kiffe but probably is the leading s.
Generously Contributed by Hank Mabe
Public Record Office at Kew, England
Transcribed by Sheila Tate
a member of
the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers
Guild
29 June 2000
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