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 ("England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N55P-HXT : accessed 01 Feb 2013), Alexander Barefoote, 29 Jul 1638; citing ST MARY WHITECHAPEL,STEPNEY,LONDON,ENGLAND, reference ; FHL microfilm 94691.)
-<u>Hearth tax, 1966: Middlesex</u>
+<u>Hearth tax, 1666: Middlesex</u>
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 A Richard Batson is listed in Billingsgate Ward in an April 1648 'Ordinance for the speedy bringing in the Arreares of the Assessements in the City of London and Liberties thereof'.<ref>[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=56261  C.H. Firth, R.S. Rait (eds.), 'April 1648: An Ordinance for the speedy bringing in the Arreares of the Assessements in the City of London and Liberties thereof', Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum, 1642-1660 (1911), pp. 1128-1131], viewed 03/06/13</ref>  A deposition dated May 5th 1651 of a fifty year old merchant named Richard Batson gives his parish of residence as "Saint Buttolph Billingsgate London."<ref>HCA 13/64 P1180708</ref> This age is consistent with the age of Richard Batson the whaling entrepreneur in HCA depositions later in the 1650s. There is a further Admiralty Court deposition, dated 23rd November 1653, of a "Richard Batson of the parish of Saint Botolps Billingsgate London merchant aged 53 yeares or thereabouts"<ref>HCA 13/88 f.234v P1110225</ref> The 1653 deposition established that Richard Batson had been active in the corn trade, with him stating:
-"''That in or about the nonthes of July August and September last past sweet sound and merchantable English wheat was in this Commonwealth of England usually sold att the rate of about nineteene and twenty shillings by the quarter, which this deponent knoweth having about that tyme dealt and traded in that Commodity, and more particularly saith that within the tyme aforesayd Mr Boreman a merchant a partner with this deponent in the sayd trade did buy severall great quantities of English wheat good sweet sound and XXX , and is to have a third part thereof to and for his owne accompt the sayd whole parcell being 800 quarters or thereabouts, all to be sagely delivered a shipboard att the charge of the sellars, and att their charge to be carryed but the place where the same was bought to the Port of Kings Lyn in Norfolk where the shipp por shipps lay whereon it was to be laden, att the rate of betweene nyneteene and twenty shillings per quarter, and as this deponent remembreth upon casting the whole upp It did amount to nyneteene shillings and six pence per quarter and not more: And saith as this deponent is credibly informed and beleiveth the like good sound wheat is usually bought and sold in the marketts in Kent and other places in England att the sayd rates of 19 s and 20 s by the quarter att the present''"<ref>HCA 13/88 ff.234v-235r P1110226, P1110227</ref>
+"''That in or about the monthes of July August and September last past sweet sound and merchantable English wheat was in this Commonwealth of England usually sold att the rate of about nineteene and twenty shillings by the quarter, which this deponent knoweth having about that tyme dealt and traded in that Commodity, and more particularly saith that within the tyme aforesayd Mr Boreman a merchant a partner with this deponent in the sayd trade did buy severall great quantities of English wheat good sweet sound and XXX , and is to have a third part thereof to and for his owne accompt the sayd whole parcell being 800 quarters or thereabouts, all to be sagely delivered a shipboard att the charge of the sellars, and att their charge to be carryed but the place where the same was bought to the Port of Kings Lyn in Norfolk where the shipp por shipps lay whereon it was to be laden, att the rate of betweene nyneteene and twenty shillings per quarter, and as this deponent remembreth upon casting the whole upp It did amount to nyneteene shillings and six pence per quarter and not more: And saith as this deponent is credibly informed and beleiveth the like good sound wheat is usually bought and sold in the marketts in Kent and other places in England att the sayd rates of 19 s and 20 s by the quarter att the present''"<ref>HCA 13/88 ff.234v-235r P1110226, P1110227</ref>
 Sometime after November 1653 he moved his residence to the parish of St. James Garlickhithe in Vintry ward, which he gave as his residence in a 1657 HCA deposition, when he was 56 years of age.<ref>[http://marinelives-transcript.org/scripto/scripto/?scripto_action=transcribe&scripto_doc_id=2429&scripto_doc_page_id=2453, HCA 13/72 f.58r] Case: A busines of exámination of Witnesses on the behalfe of Roger Phillips against one two and thirtieth part of the dover Marchant and against Peter Bultele.; Deposition: Richard Batson of the parish of Saint James Garlick hithe, London, Merchant, aged 56 yeeres: Date: 12/06/1657</ref>

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		+	'''15 March 1643''' -- Petition of Thomas Horth, merchant, and others, owners of the ship "Mayflower" of Yarmouth. The ship having set sail for the Straits was by contrary winds driven into Falmouth, and was there made stay of by Sir Nicholas Slanyng for His Majesty.<ref>[http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=061-hlpojo_1-2&cid=1-1-1-1-26#1-1-1-1-26 House of Lords: Journal Office: Main Papers HL/PO/JO/10/1/145 1 Mar 1643 - 18 Mar 1643: 15 March 1643 -- Petition of Thomas Horth, merchant, and others]</ref>

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 pooners, and steersmen for '''the Damosell, bound for Greenland,''' some
 not being yet shipped.
-Also list by Jas. Baker and 3 others of 8 for the Spinner (1 2/3 pages)"
+Also list by Jas. Baker and 3 others of 8 for the '''Spinner''' (1 2/3 pages)"
 (CSPD, 1655-56 (London, 1882), p.298: http://archive.org/stream/calendarstatepa01offigoog#page/n335/mode/2up, viewed 30/01/13))

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	C 10/17/70 Horth, Braggs v. Tompson, Beane, Bassett: Middx. 1652		C 10/17/70 Horth, Braggs v. Tompson, Beane, Bassett: Middx. 1652
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		+	E 214/139 Parties: Society of Saltmakers of North and South Shields, cos. Durham and Northumberland, and Thomas North Edward Nuttall, William Butolph and others (named). Charles I Place or Subject: Surrender of Letters Patent of 11 March 14 Charles I, incorporating the Society of Saltmakers; and a contract of the same date agreeing to the levy of duties and their lease for 10 years to '''Thomas Horth''', Edward Nuttall and others (named).
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		+	E 214/380 Parties: Governor, Wardens, Assistants and Fellows of the Society of Coal Merchants trading to Newcastle, Sunderland, Blyth, Nook and Berwick, and '''Thomas Horth, Squyer Bence''', Edmund Morgan and others (named) Charles I Place or Subject: Surrender of Letters Patent of 2 July 14 Charles I, incorporating the Society and licencing them to purchase coal; and of deed of the same date whereby the Society covenanted to supply coal to the cities of London and Westminster and their suburbs at a fixed price. 5 May 1641

	PROB 11/322/451 Will of Thomas Horth. 07 December 1666		PROB 11/322/451 Will of Thomas Horth. 07 December 1666

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	SP 46/96/fo143-144 Answers of Thomas Horth to the claims of the Greenland Company. 31 December 1649		SP 46/96/fo143-144 Answers of Thomas Horth to the claims of the Greenland Company. 31 December 1649
		+	SP 46/96/fo145 GENERAL. Answer, given to the Committee for Foreign Affairs, by Thomas Horth in reply to the Muscovia or Greenland Company: (Enclosure to f.141). 01 February 1652 - 28 February 1652
		+	SP 46/96/fo141 GENERAL. Petition to the Committee for Foreign Affairs by Thomas Horth asking that no decision should be taken on the suggestions of the Greenland Company until his answers thereto have been considered. (Enclosure at f.145). 01 February 1652 - 28 February 1652

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	PROB 11/322/451 Will of Thomas Horth. 07 December 1666		PROB 11/322/451 Will of Thomas Horth. 07 December 1666
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		+	SP 46/96/fo143-144 Answers of Thomas Horth to the claims of the Greenland Company. 31 December 1649

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	(CSPD, 1655-56 (London, 1882), p.298: http://archive.org/stream/calendarstatepa01offigoog#page/n335/mode/2up, viewed 30/01/13))		(CSPD, 1655-56 (London, 1882), p.298: http://archive.org/stream/calendarstatepa01offigoog#page/n335/mode/2up, viewed 30/01/13))
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		+	<u>Possible Horth primary sources</u>
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		+	C 5/15/62 Limbrey v Horth. Plaintiffs: John Limbrey. Defendants: Thomas Horth. Subject: money matters, London or Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1651
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		+	C 10/17/70 Horth, Braggs v. Tompson, Beane, Bassett: Middx. 1652
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		+	PROB 11/322/451 Will of Thomas Horth. 07 December 1666

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		+	"Endorsed: Tho: Horth his Deposition 16 May 1651
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		+	(f.1) Thomas Horth of London aged about 55 yeares being Ordered to attend the Councell off Trade to sett forth his knowledge concerning the Ballast wharfes upon the River of Tyne, neare new Castle and about the ..."<ref>Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne, Monopoly on the Tyne, 1650-58: Papers Relating to Ralph Gardiner Newcastle, 1978), p.53</ref>