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CDLXIX. | CDLXIX. Sir Francis Wyatt, Governor, and Council in Virginia.
A Letter to the Earl of Southampton and the Company of
Virginia |
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The records of the Virginia Company of London | ||
CDLXIX. Sir Francis Wyatt, Governor, and Council in Virginia.
A Letter to the Earl of Southampton and the Company of
Virginia
January 10, 1624/5
C. O. 1, Vol. III, No. 34
Document in Public Record Office, London
List of Records No. 750
Document in Public Record Office, London
List of Records No. 750
Wheras it pleased you to graunte a Commission to Edmnde Tutchin, to
make a vioage hither in the good Shipp Caled the Dwe Retourne, he
dyinge instituted his brother Symon Tutchin in his roome and place of
Mr Whom after his arrivall heere, vppon information of his beinge stronglie
affected to Popery and Banished owt of Irelande §wee§ Examined such
witnesses, as could be p̳duced againste him, and perused certen papers of
his; by all wch conceavinge him to be a p̱sone Dangerous to this Colony, in
case he should become Pylott to a fforren Enyme, We have sent him home
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to take such order therin, as shall seeme best to your graver Judgmentℯ,
Thus we humbly take our Leaves and rest
At your Com̃ands
James Cyttie the 10th of January 1624
Francis Wyatt
George Yeardley
George sandys
John Pott
Raphe Hamor
George Yeardley
George sandys
John Pott
Raphe Hamor
[Addressed:] To the right Honbɫ Henry Earl of Suthampton & other ye
Lors wth ye reste of the Counsell & Compeny of Virginia
Lors wth ye reste of the Counsell & Compeny of Virginia
The records of the Virginia Company of London | ||