HCA 3/46 f.26r Annotate

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Edward Arlabeere against one 16th parte of}
the shipp formerly called the [?Mathtes and}
John whereof the said Arlabeere was master
and now called the Mary and Elizabeth}
whereof William

Topics

People


Edward Arlabeare/Arlabare

"Aprill ye 11th 1653

Att a meeteing of the Justices of the Peace within the
Parish of Stepnie together with the Minister, Churchwardens
and other the officers and Parishioners of the Parish of
Stepnie for the Electeing of Churchwardens for to serue in
the said Parish for the yeare ensueing these persons hereafter
named are freely elected & chosen Churchwardens by us
whose names are hereunder written.

for Ratcliffie Thomas Harmon
for Shadwell Edward Arlabeare
for Lymehouse Capt John Harris
for Myle end Christopher Deane
For Popler &
Blackwall} William Saule..."[1]

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  1. [Hill & W.H. Frere (eds.). Memorials of Stepney Parish (Guilford, 1890-91), pp.189-199]