A list of his Majesty's subjects and slaves transported in his Majesty's ship, Hercules, from Surinam to Jamaica, viz.:
Andrew and Dolorosa Knight, Ferdinando and Lucretia Woodstock, John and James Jennison, John Lawtis, John Horne, Thomas Sparkes and Thomas Abraham, Christians, with 64 slaves
Major Rich. Scott, with 33 slaves
Hierome and Jane Westhorpe, and John and Mary Creamour, Christians, with 50 slaves
George Gordon, and George Gordon junr., and Mary Hawkins, Christians, with 26 slaves
Samuel and Eliza Tare, and Benj. Holeman, Christians, with 12 slaves
Arthur and Mary Norris, John and James English, Mary Norris, junr., Grace Norris, Daniel Ohane, Will. Johnson and John Taylor, Christians, with 44 slaves
Matthew Eliza Hide and Mary Eliza Hide, junr., Christians, with 35 slaves
Dorothy Wayle and Eliza Render, Christians, with 83 slaves
Arthur Gally, Robert Hudson and George Tindall, Christians, with 42 slaves
William, Mary, William, Philip and John Yearworth, Christians, with 15 slaves, belonging to Aaron de Silva
Isaac de la Parr, Overseer, and Gabriell de Solis, with 33 slaves
William and Dorothy Boone, James and Joane Grimes, Samuel Earle, and Anne Matthews, Christians.
Total, 53 Christians and 449 slaves.
Sainsbury, W. Noel, ed., Calender of State Papers, Colonial Series (Volume 9), America and West Indies, 1675-1676, also Addenda, 1574-1674, Preserved in the Public Record Office (Vaduz: Kraus Reprint Ltd., 1964) First Published London: HMSO, 1893. pp. 285-287.
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