GODDARD, Rev. Henry (re Edward FORD's Party), 1820 Settler
National Archives, Kew CO48/43, 454
Deverill near Warminster
10 October
Sir,
By the enclosed names you will perceive there are some alterations from the last list - the dread of a sea voyage and the apprehension of being devoured by wild beasts, on the Cape of Good Hope, has alarmed some of the Females, & prevailed on me to erase their names & substitute others - I have followed your directions as nearly as possible – I hope they will prove satisfactory. My Parishioners will be very impatient to hear from you again.
I am, Sir, Your humble servant
Henry GODDARD
Name and Description of the Person taking out the Settlers
Edward FORD
|
Names of Settlers |
Profession or Trade |
Age |
Names of the Women |
Age |
Male Children |
Ages |
Female Children |
Ages |
|
Edward FORD |
Labourer |
38 |
Jane
his wife
|
38 |
John FORD |
17 |
Patience FORD
Elizabeth FORD
|
13
11
|
|
James DICKS |
Labourer |
23 |
Dinah
his wife
|
22 |
|
|
|
|
|
George DICKS |
Labourer |
27 |
Sarah
his wife
|
27 |
Thomas DICKS |
1 |
Ann DICKS |
2 |
|
James CURTIS |
Labourer |
24 |
Susannah
his wife
|
25 |
George CURTIS |
5 |
Patience CURTIS
Dinah CURTIS
|
5
1
|
|
James DICKS |
Labourer |
39 |
Jane
his wife
|
38 |
Uriah DICKS
James DICKS
Joseph DICKS
Jonah DICKS
|
14
12
10
8
|
Eliza DICKS |
6 |
|
Richard RALPH |
Labourer |
29 |
Elizabeth
his wife
|
31 |
Samuel RALPH |
1 |
Harriett RALPH |
4 |
|
Daniel HARRIES |
Tailor |
28 |
Silvey HARRIES |
27 |
|
|
|
|
|
Benj. WEEKS |
Carpenter |
30 |
Eleanor
his wife
|
30 |
Joseph WEEKS
George WEEKS
Andrew WEEKS
|
8
5
3
|
Elizabeth WEEKS |
¾ |
|
Wm DICKS |
Labourer |
38 |
Diannah
his wife
|
36 |
James DICKS
Wm DICKS
|
13
11
|
Mary DICKS
Sophia DICKS
Patience DICKS
|
14
12
8
|
|
John TOOZE |
Brickmaker |
40 |
Martha
his wife
|
36 |
James TOOZE |
17 |
Emma TOOZE
Martha TOOZE
Eliza TOOZE
Ann TOOZE
Elizabeth TOOZE
|
12
9
4
3
1
|
|
James CROFTS |
Weaver |
25 |
Hannah
his wife
|
21 |
Joseph CROFTS
Harry CROFTS
|
3
1
|
|
|
I beg to recommend these families as proper people to go to the Cape of Good Hope - they are all of the Parish of Deverill Longbridge near Warminster, in the County of Wilts.
Henry GODDARD, A.M., Vicar of Deverill Longbridge
The favour of an immediate answer is particularly requested
20 September 1819
National Archives, Kew CO48/43, 484
Deverill near Warminster
26 October 1819
Sir,
I have enclosed the three lists agreeably to your request. The deposit will certainly be ready in a few days, but before I remit it to the Commissariat, my Parishioners request that you will have the goodness to inform me from what place they are to sail, by what description of vessel, & at what time. When I have been favoured with these answers I will remit immediately the sum of 132-10-0 which is the sum required immediately by Mr. HILL.
I am Sir,
Your humble servant
Henry GODDARD
National Archives, Kew CO48/43, 492
Deverill near Warminster
6 November 1819
Sir,
I have remitted to Mr HILL agreeably to your request, one hundred and thirty two Pounds and ten shillings, which he has acknowledged. Edward FORD The Settler, and my Parishioners who are going to the Cape of Good Hope under him, are extremely anxious to know when they are to embark- when [hole in paper] the cheque to Mr. HILL [obliterated] their [obliterated] I made the same enquiry of him and he refer'd me to you. You will, therefore, excuse my asking the same question again, and I hope will give me an opportunity of easing their minds on that point. I am Sir
Your humble Servant
Henry GODDARD, Vicar
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