Sally, you are absolutely correct in that a Google search should be done for all relevant names, and I was remiss in not having done so before! I actually did do a search of books.google.com, and that is how I found the reference to Bardsley, which was a real eye-opener. Searches in both places is highly recommended for all researchers! Best regards, Stephanie On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 12:58 PM, sally roberts <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Stephanie > > I would contact some of the people who I found on Google that also have Pharoah in their tree, as at least one of them would have (hopefully) isolated the Sailing Schedule. > > The only clue I could see was the reference to the timing of the sailings having been in the reigns of James and Charles, going to New England. > > Finding out where sailing schedules from, say, England to New England, between the years of 24 July 1567 – 27 March 1625 (King James 1) and 27 March 1625 – 30 January 1649 (King Charles 1) is at least somewhere to start and end the search. > > The only other thing I noticed was that a couple of the names I entered in Google seemed to have a connection to Carribean Islands..... > > http://www.allcensus.com/original_lists_166.htm > 12 December. Epaphroditus Houghton appointed Provost Marshall General of the Islands of St. Christopher's > (Saint Kitts) - So don't limit yourself to just schedules from England :o) > > > http://www.archive.org/stream/associationoathr00gand/associationoathr00gand_djvu.txt > Association Oath Rolls : British Plantations. 1696. > Captn of Smiths Fort > Boaz Sharpe > > Of course, they could be a coincidence in the last case, but probably not in the first. > > Shame none of them are Pharoah though :o) > > Regards, > Sally