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- Ibid 63
- Voyages of Captain William Jackson. Clarke Papers, ed. Firth, III, App. B, 203, “The Grounds of the Under- takinge the Designe of attempting the Kinge of Spaine in the West Indies.” A previous attack on the Spanish possessions had been made by Captain William Jackson, in 1642–5, Camden Misc. XIII, Harlow, V. T
- Lediard , T. 557
- History 428 Oldmixon
- Baker's Chronicle 554
- History of Jamaica , 1 235 Long, E
- Ibid. 239
- English Conquest of Jamaica. 38 Camden Misc. XIII, Wright, Irene, Venables had complained before he left England that the majority of the army were raw and undisciplined, “nor had the half of them Arms in any way serviceable”— Burchett, T., Transactions, p. g
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- Cal. S.P.D. , 1655 545
- Ibid. 599
- Cal. S.P.D. , 1655 565 572
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- 1574 . Cal. S.P.C. Addenda, -1674, No. 23g. The whole letter shows that Goodson had accurately estimated the possibilities of their position
- Present State of Jamaica 35 and Long, E., Jamaica, p. 245
- Cal. S.P.C. 110 1574–1674, Addenda, p., also pp. 111, 113 and 115
- 1574 . Ibid. 116 . Cal. S.P.C.-1660, p. 442
- Cai. S.P.C. 97 Cromwell, in 1655, had offered very advantageous conditions to any “either in the English islands or the Colonies” who would settle in Jamaica. Addenda
- Goodson was paid a gratuity of £400 for his services in the West Indies
- Cal. S.P.D. 25 1657–8, pp. and 399
- Ibid. 417
- C.O.I. 33, f.36
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- Ibid. f. 37
- Cal. S.P.D. 57 1658–9, pp., 107, 112, 122–3
- History of Jamaica 282 Long, E.
- Cal. S.P.C. 457 1574–1660
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- The Present State of Jamaica The author of writing twenty-three years later, says there were between thirty and forty chests of silver
- C.O.I. 33, f. 56
- Ibid. f. 57
- Ibid. f. 55 (a) and 58
- C.O.I. 33, f. 62
- Ibid. , 33 ff. 63 and 66, 70, 79
- Cal. S.P.D. 364 1658–9
- History 467 Oldmixon
- R. Hist. Soc. Trans. Fourth Series, XIII, Wright, I., Spanish Resistance to English Occupation of Jamaica.
- In the year 1664 both Charles and the Duke of York received some of this tax, partly in plate, partly in jewels
- ”Journal of the House of Assembly at Jamaica , 1 App. 7
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