Georgia Trustees name settlers for charity mission
Trustees for establishing the Georgia colony announce selections of families and ships bound for America to aid the project. Capt. Lionel Wood commands a group including John Ambrose and family from Brick Lane Spitalfields and many others from London parishes listed by name. The document details intended settlers and their origins, highlighting a broad charitable effort and associated travel plans.
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Bonder
Centurion
Deceas
Peraty
Wardes Hall i
Cole
Mr. Brown
Lionel Wood
Ohn Ambrose
Godfrey Annefiey
Brick-lane
Spittlefields
Fox i Fani
Hirst
Robert Bunyan
Fan
Bag
Charles Charles
James
Warwick-lane
Newgate-street
Martha Dalgres
Francis Dalgress
John Davis
Tottenham-Court Road
John “Davies
Great Swall-Ahey
Clerkenwell
Jacob Frott
Peter de Gardin
Lencoln
William Kite
Bankside
Southwark
Marybone-street
Thomas Povey
Ohnson
Carnaby-street
Agdalen
Boofart
Jeremy
Papot
Craven
Olteess
William Reales
Bowarer
Daniel
Spittlefields Market
Totium Sacheverell and Appserttice
Bedford Bury
Frances Sykes
Clark - Tye
Robert Smith
Hany _Prince
Reir and
Faeset
Longhae
Hatfield -Street
John Thompton Eal
Essex
Turner
Rotherhith
Ambrose Vicary
Thames-street
Nicholas Warner
Bull Stairs
Whitte-fryars
Wm. Watkins
Little Modrfields
Hannah Willoughby
James Willoughby
South Sea
St. Philip Snow
Portmouth
St. Jago
de Cuba
Cape
Steepheny
Tate
Ape
Cleland
Hanover
Jamaica
Joseph Pace
Gulph
Florida
Ogiers
Bedgood
John Browne
Glasg
Glasgow
Stonm
Montfersat
St. Christopher’s
Sp. Eustacia
Epping
Fant Smyth
Eig
Upton
Thomas Hall
Newgate
Cotton
Thomas Cross
Nirs
Moor-Lane
Linneb
Thomas Mannering
Kent-street
Fragmented colonial auction notice from Leicester area
A garbled notice describes an October sale at a location near Leicester offering entry by guinea payments for contributors and non contributors, with times between noon and afternoon and a mix of terms like Portsmouth and Galloway hinted yet unclear. It mentions stakes and participant fees in old monetary units, reflecting a local civic or charitable auction.
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Luteerwerth
Peicester
History of England in French by Rapin translated by Tinbal
A historical notice announces the public sale of five sheets forming part of Queen Elizabeth's reign history in English translation with notes by N Tinbal and Paul Knapt on a weekly publication. Price sixpence per sheet, delivered to subscribers who pay two guineas for a quadruple set, and the volume is to consist of two volumes in folio.
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Elizabeth
England
M. Rapin Pe Thouras
N. Tinbal
Great W
Jonn
Paul
Knapton
Dhadl
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