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17th Century Muster Roll, Barnstaple
Transcribed by Jonathan Frayne
17th Century Muster Roll | Muskets | Pykes |
Nicholas Gilland John Hobbs in halfs | 1 | Â |
Mr Richard Harris Merchant | 1 | Â |
Edward Keen | 1 | Â |
Mr Jeffery and Mr Joseph ffraine in halfs | 1 | Â |
Will Hamlin and Edward Pyke | 1 | Â |
Mr George Plime | 1 | Â |
Mr John Horwood | 1 | Â |
Mr Hyrlstone | 1 | Â |
John Williams and ffairchilds house 1/3 Peter Buse 1/3 and Joseph Baker 1/3 | 1 | Â |
John Barnes ¾ and Christopher Putener ¼ | 1 |  |
Robert Greead by his father | 1 | Â |
John Lone ½ Will Tradue ¼ and widdoe Norrishs house ¼ | 1 |  |
[ ] and widdoe Pearde ¼ at halfs | 1 |  |
Thomas Harris | 1 | Â |
Joseph Juall and Henry Drake | 1 | Â |
Mr Oliver Arsoudau | 1 | Â |
Andrue Winpeny 4/5 Mr Luggs house and garden 1/5 | Â | 1 |
Mr John Blake 2/3 Robert ffraine and widdoe Wadland 1/3 at halfs | 1 | Â |
John fferchilde and Mr Greead at halfs | 1 | Â |
Mr Laurence Gay and Mother | 1 | Â |
Mr Hurlstone | 1 | Â |
John Brooke | 1 | Â |
Peter Row | 1 | Â |
Robert Combe ½ Mr Biss ¼ and John Rider | 1 |  |
Hugh Marshall and Mr [ ] | 1 | Â |
Mr Anthony Will and widdoe Palmer | 1 | Â |
Mr Allin and his Sister | 1 | Â |
Mr Nottle 1/3 Richard Stanbury 1/3 and John Prideaux 1/3 | Â | 1 |
Jonas Hankwill and Jane Baller ¾ att half Vigers house ¼ |  | 1 |
Sqr. Gay | 1 | Â |
Tho. Webber and Henry Mason att halfs | 1 | Â |
the Lady Chamley | 1 | Â |
Mr Will Wescombe | 1 | Â |
Mr Ed Larpinter and Mr Warman att halfs | 1 | Â |
Mr Ackland | 1 | Â |
Mr Nicholas Dennis | 1 | Â |
Mr John Seldon Maior | 1 | Â |
Mr Parmynter | 1 | Â |
Mr Aicliff | 1 | Â |
Mr Tucker | 1 | Â |
Mr Joseph ffraine | 1 | 1 |
Mr Edward Launey | Â | 1 |
Mr Paige and Mr Tucker att halfs | Â | 1 |
Mr Adam Loog 5/6 and Mr Savils house 1/6 | Â | 1 |
Mr Loole | Â | 1 |
Widdoe Brothers and Widdoe Sing att halfs | Â | 1 |
Mr John Rosier Town claurk | Â | 1 |
Mr Richard Harriss | Â | 1 |
Mr Day and son George Pearde | Â | 1 |
Indexed by the North Devon Record Office as a Muster Roll, but seemingly more like a 'Armoury Roll'.