Charges of plowemen and others at Barkly with .3. waines and .4. horses loden with pease, sider and London provisions from Came Nibley and Waneswell

ffor .5. tun di [i.e. one-half] of sider bought at Lidny ffor .60. bushells of white pease at ijs

ffor .31. weedinge howes at .149 and .15. heluige howes at. 129 made in the forest of Deane (besides xxs payd by Richard Partridge

ffor .8. felling axes (besides .2. payd for by Richard Partridge) there

ffor .91. of bacon at iijd bought of James Atwood

ffor cariage of . 11. buts of casks from Bristoll to Lidny Cariage of .5. tun di [i.e. one-half] of sider from Lidny to Bristoll.xv and charges in loding it .ijs .

To Scriveners in Bristoll and for paper waxe inke parchment and patent silk strings.

ffor Cinamon water to Sea

ffor

.2. pewter bottles for the water

Payd the det for lodginge and dyet to Eliz Hibbert of
Gatcomb who detayned a rug & .2. axes

ffor packinge strawe

ffor lyminge the omnes vnum in Christo Jesu, in the Ancyent

ffor a crane in the chimney in the cookroome being 21 at iijd

To the Customs for their ffee for our bill of store

To the searchers also

Sm°. xxxvijli xvd

Given to Charles Coyfe m' Langlies man towards his fishinge tooles taken with him

Payd Willm Clement for the releife of his wife in his
absence and for redemtion of his tooles that were
pawned

Payd to Thomas Coopy vpon an agreement made at
Stoke. 7. Septembr, a Smyth Carpenter & Turner
Payd to John Cole for a years wages beforehand
Given to Walter Hampton Richard Sherife th❜elder

Richard Sherife the younger, Thomas Peirse
Thomas Davis Humfry Osborne and xpistopher
Nelme for their wholl seuerall wages and ernest
monies

To Humphrey Plant Carpenter & Sawyer for his .3. years wages beforehand to pay his dets

To Richard Godfrey of London Joyner vpon a Composicon with him made

Payd for .4. squaringe axes bought in Wotton by Walter
Coopy

Payd for the Cuntry farme

ffor hire of a warehouse for .3. weeks

To one Hale a drummer by mr Thorpes appoyntment
Payd to the Lighters by mr Thorps appoyntment
Payd more for dyet in Bristoll, washing of clothes and
for horsemeat there

To the boatmen of Barkly for cariage of dyuers things
from Barkley

ffor one Tun of sider to Mr Thorpe with the caske
To m' Gouyuge for one barrell of vinegar and .11. gal-
lons of oyle.

To the playsterer that layd the brick and plaister worke of the cook roome

Smo. xxxviijli is vjd

To m' Huggins that gave the comunion and a sermon to our people

ffor .36. of bacon at iijd the pound

ffor .4. Armors

ffor a musket

ffor a boat that waited on vs at Kingrode

To Clarks for wrytings as by a bill of particulars

Payd for the ship

Layd out by Richard Partridge in Ireland for provisions and other expenses there over and besides xiijli fraight by him receaved

Layd out by Partridge at Gatcombe about the ship as
appeareth by his bill of accompt given to Sr Willm
Throkmorton

Due more to be payd there as by the said bill appeareth
Sm° 228i 185 9d

Smo total 791_10s Id

Whereout deduct ready monyes before comprehended because they are likewise charged in wares bought Soe remayneth—723 16s Id

Wherevnto ad as followeth in the next page. Payd by Sr Willm Throkmorton towards the passinge of

our patent.

Payd by mr Smyth for the like

Payd by mr Thorpe for the like.

Payd for the cariage of all the London provisions from thence to Waneswell.

Payd for wrytinge the three Virginian patents into our

leiger book

Payd to John Hurd Willm Patche Thomas Patche Willm
Stone and Willm Parker at their entertainment

Smo ixli xiiijs iiijd

Soe cleerly disbursed by vs vntill the departure of the ship the xvth of September .1691.

Inde quinta pars

But for the present we must pay quarta pars, to leave out St George Yardley which is

Soe each of vs doth leave for Sr George Yardley

Of which quarta pars of 183 75 7d q; m2 Berkeley and his partners have payd 103 4 8d

Soe remayneth due from m2 Berkeley

Of which quarta pars of — 183 75 7d q; Sr Willm Throk-
morton hath by himselfe payd
61li 59
And by
mr Woodleefe his partner for a third parte 65 Sm
in toto

Soe remayneth due from Sr Willm

Of which quarta pars of— 183 75 7d q; mr Thorpe hath payd 229 5o 7d

Soe due to him for payment whereof m' Berkeley be

cometh debttor

Of which quarta pars of— 183 75 7d q; m2 Smyth hath

payd.

Soe dewe to him

ffor payment of which

91 75 7d mr Berkeley becometh debtor for thirty fower pounds fower shillings and

733li

146li

183li

36li

103li
8oli

126li

571i

229li

45!i

274!i

91

ten-pence.

And S Willm Throkmorton for

57

2$

7d

Memorandum. That whereas it is specifyed in the third precedent page, That lvs is owinge for Clarks wages, and vijli vis xd to be payd at Gatcomb as by bill appeareth, That theis two somes are to bee equally borne and payd by all the partners.

2d 7d

And likewise St Willm Throkmorton is to bee payd by m2 Berkeley m2 Smyth and m Thorpe xjs iijd towards fiftene shillings hee hath payd for the patent, because hee hath it not allowed him in the second precedent page of this book.

Which allowances made, Sr George Yardleyes fifth cometh to - 148 175 7d And soe to each of vs -37 48 49 ob. q;.

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