NL GenWebEarly Newfoundland InhabitantsTrinity Bay Region ~ Trinity North DistrictNewfoundland Census: 1675 - 1692Transcribed and contributed by David Anstey, 2018. *There are surname spelling errors realized within this file. As sometimes sourced from typed material. Correction or improvement is possible in certain cases. The reader is cautioned to always check against original material for possible spelling errors. While we have endeavored to be as correct as humanly possible, there may be errors.Corrected or updated by transcriber since original posting 1675 Census - Captain Sir John Berry, of HMS Bristol. ( Colonial Office 1.35 Folios 150 - 156 ) The names of the English Inhabitants with the number of their boats, men, wives and children. There are belonging to His Majesty’s Subjects here 543 head of cattle. There are women and children, 231. Their servants are 1022. The planters themselves, 114.
Irelands Eye Michaell Quint 3 Boats, 15 Men, 1 Stage.
Bonaventure Richard Cole 2 Boats, 8 Men, 1 Stage. *Shared with James Field. James Feild
Trinity Harbour Thomas Carman & wife. 5 male children, 2 female children. 2 Boats, 7 Men, 1 Stage. Edward Horton 1 male children. Jarvis Horton David Horton & wife. 2 Boats, 8 Men, 1 Stage. 14 head of cattle. *Shared with Edward & Jarvis Horton. Thomas Gabriell 1 Boat, 6 Men, 1 Stage.
Salmon Cove ( Champneys ) John Le Crass 3 Boats, 12 Men, 1 Stage.
English Harbour George Talbott & wife. 2 Boats, 10 Men, 1 Stage. Thomas Newell & wife. 1 male children, 1 female. 2 Boats, 9 Men, 1 Stage.
1675 Fishing Ship Census - Captain Sir John Berry, of HMS Bristol. ( Colonial Office 1.35 Folios 137 - 148 ) ( Ship census data includes: Vessel name if known_Port of origin_ Nationality_Master's name )
Bonaventure Sarah, Weymouth, Henry Weston Providence,
Southampton, Henry Wale
Trinity John, Guernsey, Henry Le Crass Ann & Grace, Southampton, Richard Taylor Margaret, Poole, William Baker Dolphin, Weymouth, Richard Peircy
Salmon Cove ( Champneys ) Mary, Guernsey, John Le Crass
English Harbour Mary, Guernsey, Nicholas Ballhast (Balhache)
1676 Fishing Ship Census - Captain Russell of HMS Reserve. ( Colonial Office 1.38 Folios 222 - 224 )
Trinity Jersey, British, William Lenter Jersey, British, Thomas Balley Jersey, British, John Nichols London, British, Thomas Barker Southampton, British, Richard Taylor ?, Weymouth, James Balley ?, Weymouth, Henry Weston. Admiral.
1676 Census - Captain John Wyborne’s Planter Census. ( Colonial Office 1.38 Folios 239 - 242 )
Bonaventure Nicholas Quint 4 Boats, 20 Servants.
Trinity Harbour Thomas Gabriell 2 Boats, 10 Servants. Jarvis Horton 2 Boats, 10 Servants. Thomas Carman & wife. 6 children, 2 Boats, 10 Servants.
1677 Inhabitant_Planter Census - Captain Sir William Poole, of HMS Leopard ( Colonial Office 1.41 Folios 157 - 166 )
Barron Harbour, Bay Bulls, Bay de Verde, Bay Roberts, Bonaventure, Bryants Cove, Brigus, Caplin Bay, Carbonear, Clowns Cove, Crockers Cove, Cupids Cove, English Harbour, Fermeuse, Ferryland, Harbour Grace, Harbour Main, Irelands Eye, Little Harbour, Mosquito Bay, Muskets Cove, St. John’s, Trinity, Trinity Harbour, Witless Bay. Inhabitants, wives, children, servants_male/female, dwelling houses, storehouses, lodging for servants, gardens, Boats, Stages. *****Servants are male unless otherwise noted.
Trinity Michael Quint Wife, 2 sons, 10 servants, 2 houses, 9 storehouses, garden, 3 Boats, 1 Stage. Thomas Carmen Wife, 5 sons, 2 daughters, 6 servants, house, 2 storehouses, garden, 2 Boats, 1 Stage. Jarvis Horton 9 servants, house, 4 storehouses, garden, 2 Boats, 1 Stage. Thomas Gabriell 12 servants, house, 2 storehouses, garden, 3 Boats, 1 Stage. Notable: Thomas Carmen had 14 hogs. Jarvis Horton had 9 cattle.
Salmon Cove ( Champneys ) John Le Crass 1 son, 3 daughters, 9 servants, house, 1 storehouse, 1 Boat, 1 Stage. *Consider family at the Channel Islands of Guernsey; or Jersey.
1677 Fishing Ships - Captain Sir Robert Robinson, of HMS Assistance ( Colonial Office 1.41 Folios 168 - 172 )
Bonaventure Poole, British, Peter Phippard British, William Peak ( Pike? )
Trinity Weymouth, British, John Abbott Unknown, British, Henry Weston British, Bryan Chubb London, British, John Filer Southampton, British, William Pryor Fellowship, Guernsey, British, Peter Copivett Jersey, British, John Nicholls
Salmon Cove ( Champneys ) Jersey, British, Peter Bayley Jersey, British, Edward Marriott
English Harbour Jersey, British, Henry Le Crass Lyon, Unknown, British, John Le Gross ( Le Cras?)
Little Hearts Ease The Willing Mind, Poole, British, Samuel White
1680 Anon Census ( Colonial Office ?, Folio 121 )
212 English Planters in Newfoundland 97 vessels fished in the English ports in Newfoundland.
1681 Census - Captain James Story of HMS Antelope ( Colonial Office 1.47 Folios 113 - 122 )
Bonaventure Amity, Jersey, British, John Bandine
Trouty John Le Cross - Planter
Trinity Martin, Jersey, British, John Le Brown - Fishing Admiral. Katherine, Jersey, British, Henry Le Cross - Sack Ship taking 1200 quintals outward. John, Guernsey, British, Daniel Pollard - Sack Ship taking 1000 quintals outward. Providence, Guernsey, British, Elias Pollard - Sack Ship taking 800 quintals outward. Thomas Carman - Planter James Horton - Planter
Melrose Thomas Mincham - Planter. ( Melrose called Ragged Harbour )
Catalina Society, Dartmouth, British, George Williams - Fishing Admiral. Unknown, London, British, Mr. Reedon - Mr. Reedon on a French Account. Sack Ship taking 1800 quintals outward.
1682 St. John's area Planters - Captain Daniel Jones of HMS Diamond ( Colonial Office 1.49 Folios 196 - 197 )
Trinity Richard Horton - Planter Matthew Anthony – Planter
1684 Census - Captain Sir Francis Wheeler of HMS Tiger ( Colonial Office 1.55 Folio 257 )
Bonaventure, 4 Boats Little Bonaventure, 3 Boats Trinity, 5 Boats 1692 Census - Captain Thomas Crawley of HMS Reserve ( Colonial Office 1.68 Folios 271 - 272 )
Little Hearts Ease, 1 Boat Trinity, 2 Boats
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