Excerpts from

Our Early Emigrant Ancestors.
The Original Lists
of
Persons of Quality;

migrants; religious exiles; political rebels; serving men sold for a term of years; 
apprentices; children stolen; maidens pressed; and others who went from Great Britain 
to the American plantations

1600-1700.

With their ages, the localities where they formerly lived in the mother country, 
the names of the ships in which they embarked, and other interesting particulars.

From mss. preserved in the state paper department of her majesty's Public Record Office, England.

Edited by John Camden Hotten.
Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1962
Reprinted from the Second Edition, New York 1880

(Consulted on April 10, 1987, by H. D. in the Local History and Genealogy 
Reading Room, Library of Congress.)

(First section of the book:)

Licenses to go beyond the seas - a register of the names of all the passengers to 
America, who passed from the Port of London in the years 1634-35.

(p. 41:)

1 April, 1635.

In the Hopewell, of London, William Bundocke, Mr., for New England.


                     Years.
Edmond Farrington     47   of Oney, in Buckinghamshire.
Eliza                 49   wife of Edmond Farrington

Sara Farrington       14
Mathew Farrington     12   children of Edw. Farrington.
Jo. Farrington        11
Eliza Farrington       8
(21 others are listed)

(p. 54-55:)

17 April, 1635.
In the Encrease [sic] of Lond., sd Robert Lea, for New England.

a husbandman, Thos. Jostlin    43 years.
   Rebecca, his wife
   Eliza Ward, a maid servant

   Rebecca       18
   Dorothy       11   Children of the said
   Nathaniel      8   Thomas Jostlin.
   Eliza          6
   Mary           1

(4 others listed)

(p. 64-65:)

15 April, 1635.
Theis pties. hereafter expressed are to be transported to New England, imbarqued in 
the Increase, Robert Lea, Mr. having taken the oaths of allegeance and supremacie, as 
also being conformable to the government and discipline of the Church of England, 
whereof they brought testimony and cert. from ye Justices and Ministers where there 
abodes have latlie been.  (viz.)

                            Years.
husbandman, Samuel Morse     50
   Ux. Elizabeth Morse       48
   Joseph Morse              20

(74 others listed)

(Note: in addition to the two lists above, 21 other persons are listed for this voyage 
of the Increase.)

(p. 93-94:)

17 Junii, 1635.
Theis underwritten names are to be transported to New England, imbarqued in the 
Blessing, Jo. Lecester, Mr.

   Jo. Stockbridge           27
   Charles Stucbridge [sic]   1
   Ann Stocbridge [sic]      21

(31 others listed)