Catalogue description Petition of John Hyde and other ship owners that the following ships should not be...

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Details of PC 1/3140/1
Reference: PC 1/3140/1
Description:

Petition of John Hyde and other ship owners that the following ships should not be detained in Maryland but should be allowed to sail to Virginia and back:

  • Hercules (100 tons, 4 guns, 10 men), master Joseph Burrell, owner John Hyde;
  • Baltimore (300 tons, 14 guns, 30 men), master Bartholomew Whitehorn, owner John Hyde;
  • Ann and Mary (200 tons, 6 guns, 18 men), master David Greenhill, owner John Hyde;
  • Fame (400 tons, 18 guns, 36 men), master Walter Hoxton, John Hyde owner;
  • William and Mary (260 tons, 10 guns, 22 men), master John Smith, Keyser and Wharton owners;
  • Mary (280 tons, 12 guns, 24 men), master Stephen Yoakley, Keyser and Wharton owners;
  • Maryland Factor (250 tons, 10 guns, 20 men), master William Crissop, owner Jonathan Scarth;
  • Eagle Pinke (200 tons, 2 guns, 14 men), master Stephen Robins, owner John Falconer;
  • Thomas and Sarah (220 tons, 6 guns, 13 men), master Ephraim Stevens;
  • Nicholson (370 tons, 18 guns, 30 men), master Francis Partis, owner Peregrine Brown;
  • Young St Quinton (140 tons, 4 guns, 12 men), master Thomas Hunt, owner Peregrine Brown;
  • Britannia of London (300 tons, 6 guns, 24 men), master John Wilcox.
Date: 1708 Jan [19]
Held by: The National Archives, Kew
Legal status: Public Record(s)
Closure status: Open Document, Open Description
Access conditions: Open on Transfer

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