Derry Muster 1622 – The Reformation
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by Sir Thomas Phillips and Richard Hadson, the Kings Commissioners. Listed in The Annals of Derry” by Robert Simpson, Hempton, Londonderry 1847.
Item: Corslet – armour that covers the Mr Mayor 2 Mr Wraye 1 Mr Winslow 1 Mr Hugh Thompson 1 Mr Russell 1 John Knealand 1 |
Christopher Gifford 1
Leonard Davis 1
William Cottismore 1
Francis Dolloway 1
Mr Goodwin`s man 1
A servant 1
Mr Steele 1 Richard Bingley
1
Nicholas Baily 1
James Stewart 1
Walter Tuckey 1
Thomas Blany 1
Edmond Glover 1
John Eawke 1
John Freewen 1
Stephen Godfrey 1
Mr Brute Hamond 1 Richard Sadler
1
George Newton 1
William Cooke 1
George Downing 1 Timothey Poolie
1
William Haile 1 Nicholas Blany
1
Thomas Sherrington 1
Richard Percy 1
Robert Shawe 1
Henry Addison 1
Donnell
M`Cacles 1
Item: Muskets Ermine M`Swine
1
Mr Wray`s servant 1 Richard Stock
1
Mr Goodwin`s man 1
John Enickson 1
Richard Jones 1
George Clave 1
One servant 1 Robert Thompson
1
Richard Mutterwell 1 John Cooke
1
Thomas Hamond 1
Roger Kirke 1
His two servants 1
Donnell M`Keroge 1
Isaak Smith
1 John Wallace 1
William Simple 1
John Palmer 1
Henry Dunkin 1
Mr Carridge,3 servants 1
Adam Moderwell 1 John Bradin
1
John Woldridge,younger 1
Thomas Span 1
Anthony Bowen 1
John Woldridge,elder 1
T. Sherrington,soldier 1
William Briders 1
James O`Dogherty 1 Thomas Woodney
1
Robert M`Conoghie 1 Mr Russell`s man
1
Robert Bartlet 1 John Patt
1
Item: Caliver – a mounted
swivel gun Item: Peece – a cannon
One of Mr Sherif`s men 1
Mr Sheriffe Smith 1
John M`Mish 1
John Smith 1
Item Halberts – combined spear and
battle axe.
Mr Sheriffe`s servant 1
Mr Alderman Ball 1
Mr Godwin
1 Mr Dawson 1
Thomas Yarborrowe 1
Henry Scollech 1
Christopher Studdall
1 Edward Blundell 1
Ninian English 1 Mr Castell
1
Mr Brute Hamond`s man
1 Richard Apleton 1
Mr Long, a soldier 1
Michael Gravell 1
John Palmer`s servant 1 Serjeant Richardson 1
William Wells
1 Thomas Brooke 1
Thomas Baker
1 Thomas Vale 1
Edward Chambers 1
Item: Brownbills- a form of
Halberd Item: Swords
George Sandech 1
George Mnophey 1
Peter Shenington 1
Thomas Sherington 1
Mr Haile 1
John Cottismore. 1
NOTE: The early settlers of Derry under Sir Henry Docwra were essentially English, but some Scots were in the locality of Rathmelton and Raphoe who traded in the City. No native Irish were allowed to live in the city after 1615 until after the Restoration of Charles II in 1660 It is pertinent that the English settlers were mainly Puritan which had an affinity (Calvinism) with the Presbyterians. This contributed to the early harmony among the settlers such that the population of Londonderry gradually became a mix of English and Scots. Discord arose in 1633 with the arrival of the episcopalian Bishop
Bramhall, a violent and intolerant person; and the rule of Wentworth.
See also: Early Presbyterians and
peaceful coexistence shattered.
