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Dear Merchant Networks (on 17-7-2006), I have been researching Gilbert Metcalfe, merchant of London and his family, locating wills, letters, and merchant activities.
Here is one recent find: 10 August 1680. 13 March
1683.
Know all Men by these presents that I
Nicholas HOWARD of the hamlet of Wapping in the County of Middx
Marriner have made ordained restituted and by these presents for make
ordaine restitute and appoint William METCALFE of Wapping aforesaid
Victualler my true and lawfull Attorney for me and in my name and for
his use to aske demand and receive all persons whatsoever all such sume
and sumes of money debts dues and demands whatsoever that is or shall
be due to me the said Nicholas HOWARD either in his Ma’ties
service or any other service or any Merchants as aforesaid and upon non
payment thereof the said persons their executors or Administrators for
me and in my name to sue arrest imprison implead and prosecute for the
same and upon such suit to proceed to judgment and ___ and thereupon
the said persons their executors and Administrators in prison to hold
and keep untill payment thereof be made with all costs and damages
sustained and to be sustained by occasion of the detaining of the same
And upon payment thereof the said persons their Executors and
Administrators forth___ prison to discharge And Acquittances for the
same or any part thereof for me and in my name to make seale and
deliver And alsoe to doe performe and overtake all and every other
lawfull and reasonable ___ and things whatsoever both for obtaining and
discharging of the same as shall be needfull to be done giving and by
these presents granting unto my said Attorney my full and absolute
power in the promissed ratifying and holding firme all and whatsoever
my said Attorney shall lawfully doe or cause to be done in or about the
promised by vertue of these presents In witnesse wh__ever of I have
hereunto set my hands and seale the tenth day of August in the three
and thirtyth yeare in the reign of our severeign Lord Charles the
second by the grace of god of england Scotland ffrance and Ireland King
defender of the ffaith yr Anno Dom One thousand six hundred eighty one.
And in case of death I the said Nicholas HOWARD doe hereby make and
ordaine this to be my last Will and Testament in writing and doe
nominate and appoint the said William METCALFE my full and sole
Executor hereby making void all former Wills by me Witnesse my hand and
seale the day and yeare above written Nicholas HOWARD Sealed and
Delivered in the presence of Abraham SMITH the marke of John ROLPH,
Nathll. [LORFYER/LORTYER/LORTHYEUR?]. (National
Archives of the United Kingdom, Records of the Prerogative Court of
Canterbury, PROB 11/372.)
This will and power of attorney may be Nicholas HAYWARD, Sr., mariner in trade with Virginia. Could this Nicholas Howard be the father of Nicholas Hayward, Jr. who settled the Brenttown Tract in Prince William Co., VA?
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Could
this William Metcalfe be related to the John Metcalfe
(married to Diana Gwatkins) who was an early settler in the
Brenttown tract? Is the above William Metcalfe son of Gilbert Metcalfe
and brother to Gilbert Metcalfe (2) in the following record with
Nicholas
Hayward [ Jr?]:
20-22 August 1688.
Shippers by the Spencer, Mr. Nicholas GOODRIDGE
[Captain], bound from London for Virginia: Thomas STARK, Gilbert
METCALF [Jr.], Nicholas HAYWARD [Jr?].
ref: PRO:
E190/145/1. Complete Book of Emigrants, by
Peter Wilson Coldham.
Nicholas Hayward, Snr. was
involved in the Royal Africa Company which received its royal charter
in 1672 for the purpose of conducting slavery
operations. Nicholas Hayward, Sr. owned the ship [The]
Golden Fortune in which Gilbert Metcalfe shipped goods to in
7 August 1660. 7 August 1660-19 September 1660.
Gilbert METCALFE, Benjamin MARTIN, John CURRER, John BENBOW, Job NUTT,
John COOKE and Symon C(illegible ---) shippers of goods on [The]
Golden Fortune, Mr. Samuel TILMAN [Captain], bound from
London to Virginia.
Ref: PRO:E190/47/1. The
Complete Book of Emigrants, by Peter Wilson Coldham, Gen.
Publ. Co., p. 467.
I enjoy your website!
Sincerely, Tracy Hancock
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