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| CDLXV. | CDLXV. James I. Commission to Sir George Yeardley as Governor
in the Absence of Sir Francis Wyatt
September 15, 1624 |
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 | The records of the Virginia Company of London |  |
CDLXV. James I. Commission to Sir George Yeardley as Governor
in the Absence of Sir Francis Wyatt
September 15, 1624
(1) Docquet Book, Domestic, James I, Book 12 (Conway Papers), fo. 60. (2) Misc.
Records, 1606–1692 (Bland Copy), 122–125[445]
Records, 1606–1692 (Bland Copy), 122–125[445]
Document in (1) Public Record Office, London; (2) Library of Congress
List of Records No. 722
List of Records No. 722
15 September 1624
A license to Sr ffrancis Wyatt knight, the present Governor in Virginia,
for libertie to returne into England for his owne private occasions, by
reason of the Death of his ffather. And a power for Sr George Yardley to
be Governor in his stead, and vpon his death, for Mr Harvy another of
that Councell, to be Governor; and vpon his death, that the greater
number of that Councell, may chuse one of the same Councell to be their
Governor, wch is to continue, till his Ma shall otherwise direct. Subscr9
by Mr Sollicitor, according to warrant vnder his Matℯ Signe manuall
procur9 by Mr Sollicitor.
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