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Title
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Dame Ann Stapletons Bill of Sale of 1/10 pt. of ye Francis and Dorothy To Capt. Jefferson (docket title).
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Author
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Stapleton, Anne Russell, d. 1722
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Addressee
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Jeaffreson, John, Colonel, fl. 1590-1660
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All Contributors
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Jeaffreson, John, Colonel, fl. 1590-1660 (Addressee)
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Place of Origin
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London (England)
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Date
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1689-08-08
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Series Heading
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M3. Jeaffreson, Christopher, fl. 1675-1749 (d. before 7 June 1749).
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Geography
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Antigua, Barbuda, Leeward Islands (West Indies), Montserrat, Nevis, Saint Kitts
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Subject
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Bills of sale -- Saint Kitts and Nevis, West Indies -- History -- 17th century
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Notes
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First line: To all People to whome this present writing shall come..., Original digital object name: bei-m003d, Signed "Ann Stapleton" with 2 receipts.
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Title
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The Lord Carleils graunt to Coll John Jeaffreson (docket title).
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Author
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Carlisle, James Hay, Earl of, 1580-1636
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Addressee
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Jeaffreson, John, Colonel, fl. 1590-1660,
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All Contributors
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Jeaffreson, John, Colonel, fl. 1590-1660 (Addressee)
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Date
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1628-04-03
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Series Heading
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M3. Jeaffreson, Christopher, fl. 1675-1749 (d. before 7 June 1749).
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Geography
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Antigua, Barbuda, Leeward Islands (West Indies), Montserrat, Nevis, Saint Kitts
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Subject
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Patent licenses -- Saint Kitts and Nevis -- Early works to 1800, Indians of the West Indies, Indians, Treatment of, West Indies -- History
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Notes
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First line: This Indenture made the Third day of Aprill in the fourth year of the raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles by the grace of God of England…, Date on manuscript is 1628 - not 1658, Original digital object name: bei-m003b, Hough and Hough notes: "Inrolled in the close Rolles in Chancery the fifteenth day of July in the yeare of our Lord 1658 [sic] By Humfrey Haggard... Earle of Carlile & Jefferson & Johnson."Carlisle had been granted a royal patent on 2 July 1627, appointing him Lord Proprietor of the English Caribbee Islands. This grant for 1,000 acres in St. Kitts "now in the actual possession and occupation of the said John Jeaffreson, but late being parcel of certain gardens late belonging to the Indian Savages of the Island" was to Jeaffreson and Johnson, in reward for help in "keeping the Island against the Savages and others" and for "defeating, suppressing and conquering of the Natives and other Savage inhabitants of the Island... indeavouringe to have slayne and extirpated the said John and other his majesties subjects there then planted, dwelling and inhabiting."
