Licenses to go beyond the seas Page 58 April 1635 In the Elizabeth and Ann, Roger Coopr., Mr. Theis pties. Hereunder expressed are to be embarqued for New England, having taken the oath of allegeance and supremacie, and likewise brought certificates from the Ministers and Justices where their abidings were latlic of their conformitie to the discipline and orders of the Church of England, and that they are no sudsidy men. Robert Hawkynns, husb. .. .... 25 years Jo. Whitney ......................... 35 " Jo. Palmerley ........................ 20 " Richard Martin........................ 12 " Jo. Whitney ........................... 11 " Richard Whitney .................... 9 " Nathaniel Whitney .................. 8 " Tho. Whitney.......................... 6 " Jonathan Whitney .................. 1 " Nicholas Sension.................... 13 " Henry Jackson ....................... 29 " William Hubbard ..................... 35 " Thomas Hubbard ....... ............ 10 " Tho. Eaton ............................. 1 " Marie Hawkynns ..................... 24 " Ellen Whitney ......................... 30 " Abigail Eaton .......................... 35 " Sara Cartrack ......................... 24 " Jane Demand .......................... 9 " Mary Eaton ............................. 4 " Marie Broomer ........................ 10 " Mildred Cartrack ..................... 2 " Joseph Alsopp ........................ 14 " Just thought I'd share this entry I input for my files from: Our Early Emigrant Ancestors The Original Lists of PERSONS OF QUALITY; EMIGRANTS; RELIGIOUS EXILES; POLITICAL REBELS; SERVING MEN SOLD FOR A TERM OF YEARS; APPRENTICES; CHILDREN STOLEN; MAIDENS PRESSED; AND OTHERS WHO WENT FROM GREAT BRITIAN TO THE AMERICAN PLANTATIONS 1600-1700. WITH THEIR AGES, THE LOCALITIES WHERE THEY FORMERLY LIVED IN THE MOTHER COUNTRY, THE NAMES OF THE SHIPS IN WHICH THEY EMBARKS, AND OTHER INTERESTING PARTICULARS. FROM MSS. PRESERVED IN THE STATE PAPER DEPARTMENT OF HER MAJESTY’S PUBLIC RECORDS OFFICE, ENGLAND. EDITED BY JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN. Baltimore GENEALOGICAL PUBLISHING CO. 1962 republishing of the 1880 version in it’s entirety. Sincerely, Kate Surname Index Abbot, Archer, Arden, Aslebe or Aslett, Baskerville, Beamsley, Benjamin, Benjamis, Blaney, Bowman, Bragg(e), Bray, Brazier, Brooks, Brown, Van Brugh, Burrill, Chenery, Clap(p), Clark, Colburn(e), Dever(e)au(x), Dolling, Dummer Ellis, Eveleth or EVELEIGH, Fairebanke Fairbank, Fairbanks, ffrie Frie, Frye, Fisher, Fisk(e), Flower, Flynt or Flint, French, Fuller Gamblin, Gamlin or Gamlyn, Garnish, Gawroger, Good(e)now, Gookin, Grant, Graves, Grazebrook, Guillims or Duglim, Guy Hamant, Hanlon, Harding, Haynes, Henchman, Hinkesman, Hoar(e) Hogenson, Holmes, Holt, Hull, Hunt, Hunting Jasper, Jochemse, de Kay, Keene, King, Knightly Lewis Marriott, Metcalf(e), Moller, Morgenroth, Morse Norcross, Nubury or NUBERY Palmer, Pares, Parker, Peters, Phillips, Potts Quincy, Randolph, Rebelle, Reynolds, Richards, Robbins, Roehm, Roeloff Roundy Sewall, Sewell or Shewell, Shattuck, Sherman, Silvester or Sylvester, Smith, Staats, Stancliffe, Stanley, Stone, Storer Tainter, Taynter, Tiemroth, de Trieux Waide, Walley, Wendell, Whitehead, Whitney, Wight, Willet, Woods