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| DATE | PERSON | REASON FOR MENTION | PERSON 2 |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 17-30, 1788 | Ragan, John | Fined £6 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Ragan, John | In addition to being fined this person was banished from district and people were forbidden to feed or house him. | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Rahaley, Michael (Daddeen) | Sentenced to Transportation back to Ireland, 30 lashes and £2.1 for his part in religious riot of 1788. Daddeen could be a misspelling of "Dadyeen" an epithet for settlers from Cork. | |
| November 6, 1788 | Randell, Joseph | Fined for unspecified offense | |
| June 10, 1803 | Ready, James | Charged this person with striking him and using abusive language towards his wife: | Brothers, James |
| November 27, 1793 | Ready, Michael | Moved boat belonging to James Ryan so that he could haul up his own boat. Ryan's boat drifted away and was lost. | |
| March 26, 1787 | Ready, Richard | Testified in Hogan vs Shea that Shea had invited a bunch of lads over for grog in his Cape Broyle home | |
| February 6, 1832 | Reddigan, Michael | Assaulted: | Congdon, Ann |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Reddy, Kearon | Fined £20 and transportation home to Ireland for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| November 6, 1788 | Reddy, Kearon | Fined for unspecified offense | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Reddy, Keran | In addition to being fined this person was banished from district and people were forbidden to feed or house him. | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Reddy, William | Fined £2 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| January 1, 1811 | Reed, ??? | Stole a piece of timber from this person: | Mountain, ??? |
| November 26, 1792 | Reed, Joseph | Passage paid to him for return to England of a distressed seaman. | |
| October 7, 1811 | Reed, William | Charged this person with paying more than the allowable rate for curing of fish: | Cullaton, Thomas |
| October 9, 1792 | Reeves, John | The Chief Justice presided at court today in Ferryland | |
| November 30, 1803 | Reid, Lieutenant | Paid his share of court costs | |
| July 27, 1804 | Reily, P. | Sued: | May and Co. |
| October 2, 1788 | Rendle, Joseph | This person, his wife and his children were objects of charity and were shipped home to England. | |
| September 23, 1786 | Riedel, John | Jury member in Hodge vs Gibbs | |
| September 28, 1786 | Riedel, John | Charged with building flakes over public road | |
| October 8, 1795 | Riely, Margaret | Testified that Kenny and wife and Fowler conspired to steal hay from Holdsworth's cow house. They also stole coats, pork, fire shovel and fish. | |
| April 1, 1806 | Rion, ??? | Worked for: | Madigan, Philip |
| May ??, 1808 | Rion, Matthew | This publican was suing for rent owed and for liquor supplied to this person: | Doyle, William |
| September 20, 1806 | Rion, William | Member of the jury in the Power vs Deringwater case | |
| March 28, 1791 | Robartson, ??? | Said he was owed money by this person for food and lodging: | Hayley, Oliver |
| October 4, 1791 | Roberts, William | One of a group of people who helped save but held onto 31 firkins of butter from a stranded boat belonging to : | Hodge, M. |
| ????, 1796 | Roche, James | Fine received from. | |
| October 26, 1791 | Roche, Thomas | Servant of : | Walker, George |
| October 9, 1792 | Rogers, John | Charged with murder but death was ruled to have been caused by an accidental shooting. | |
| April 10, 1788 | Romney, Peter | Appointed Justice of Peace for Ferryland District | |
| August 17, 1790 | Romney, Peter | Justice of the Peace in Ferryland District | |
| October ??, 1806 | Ronan, John | Charged with assaulting this person on the road between Ferryland and Aquaforte. Given 39 lashes and deported back to Ireland: | Furlong, Jude |
| April 19, 1791 | Ronan, Matthew | Owed money by : | Grace, John |
| February 24, 1794 | Ronan, Matthew | Member of jury in Jenkins attempted rape case. | |
| October 8, 1795 | Ronan, Matthew | Member of jury in Kenny and others theft case | |
| October 29, 1795 | Ronan, Matthew | Member of jury in Habberlin vs Habberlin | |
| December 30, 1796 | Ronan, Matthew | Member of jury in Pound vs Bryans | |
| March 13, 1802 | Ronan, Matthew | Member of the jury in Hogan vs Kerney | |
| September 20, 1806 | Ronan, Matthew | Member of the jury in the Power vs Deringwater case | |
| March 8, 1787 | Ronane, Matthew | Rented premises from: | McDaniel, William |
| ????, 1796 | Rose, William | Fine received from. | |
| January 2, 1832 | Rossiter, ??? | Sued: | Morrison, James |
| August 3, 1829 | Rossiter, Elizabeth and Mary | Testified in Fitzhenry vs Rossiter | |
| February 23, 1835 | Rossiter, John | Member of petty jury in Mahan vs Connors | |
| October 13, 1794 | Rourke, Patrick | Sued to recover wages owed by: | Ronan, Matthew |
| October 7, 1811 | Roust, Thomas | Sued to collect money for work not completed by: | Hunt, Stabb and Co. |
| September 24, 1832 | Row, John | Charged this person with disobeying an order: | Sullivan, Patrick |
| October 12, 1792 | Rowe, Edmund | Worked for this master: | Hoberlin, ??? |
| October 13, 1830 | Rowe, John | Sued: | Evans, Robert |
| November 27, 1793 | Ryan, James | Hauled his boat onto Admiral's beach in Fermeuse. | |
| November ??, 1807 | Ryan, James | Sued: | Kelligrew, John |
| November ??, 1807 | Ryan, James | He was a boatmaster for this person in Fermeuse: | Meany, Denis |
| April 25, 1833 | Ryan, James | Testified in Kough vs Wright | |
| October 9, 1794 | Ryan, Matthew | Cured fish involved in Hill vs Shannahan and Dwyer | |
| January 1, 1803 | Ryan, Matthew | Granted a liquor licence for Caplin Bay | |
| January 1, 1804 | Ryan, Matthew | Granted a liquor licence for Capelin Bay | |
| January 1, 1805 | Ryan, Matthew | Granted liquor licence in Caplin Bay | |
| August 7, 1832 | Ryan, Matthew | Assaulted: | McDonnell, William |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Ryan, Nicholas | Fined £5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| August 31, 1833 | Ryan, William | Assaulted: | Nash, Richard |
| February 23, 1835 | Ryan, William | Charged with assault but charged was abandoned by: | Donnovan, Daniel |
| February 23, 1835 | Sanders, J. W. | Appointed surveyor of high ways in Renews | |
| September 25, 1786 | Sanders, John | Jury member in Leigh vs Larey | |
| September 20, 1806 | Sanders, John | Member of the jury in the Power vs Deringwater case | |
| March 13, 1802 | Sanders, John | Member of the jury in Hogan vs Kerney | |
| January 1, 1803 | Sanders, John | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| October 13, 1830 | Sanders, John W. | Sued: | Dutton, James and Charles |
| October 13, 1830 | Sanders, John W. | Sued: | Evans, Robert |
| November 14, 1803 | Sanders, Robert | Testified in Kelligrew vs Griffin case | |
| February 9, 1835 | Sanders, Robert | Sued: | Mackey, John |
| February 9, 1835 | Sanders, Robert | Sued: | Paine, John |
| March 16, 1835 | Sanders, Robert | Sued: | Mackey, John |
| March 16, 1835 | Sanders, Robert | Sued: | Paine, John |
| November 8, 1798 | Sanders, Thomas | Among a group of individuals and companies who sued this Ferryland dealer for money owed: | Shortall, James |
| March 13, 1802 | Sanders, Thomas | Member of the jury in Hogan vs Kerney | |
| March 10, 1830 | Sanders, William | Sued: | Carter, A. H. |
| May 17, 1830 | Sanders, William | Sued this person for breach of contract: | Dwyer, William |
| August 5, 1830 | Sanders, William | Testified in case against Robert and James Carter | |
| December 14, 1829 | Saunders, Donald | Sued this person for wood not paid for: | Morrison, James |
| October 13, 1791 | Saunders, John | Dispute over fish arbitrated by court | |
| February 24, 1794 | Saunders, John | Member of jury in Jenkins attempted rape case. | |
| December 30, 1796 | Saunders, John | Member of jury in Pound vs Bryans | |
| December 14, 1829 | Saunders, Robert | Father of: | Saunders, Donald |
| December 30, 1796 | Saunders, William | Member of jury in Pound vs Bryans | |
| August 24, 1829 | Saunders, William | This master accused this person of refusing to work: | Whalin, Pierce |
| September 13, 1797 | Scallian, William | This riotous person ran away and his securor had to pay. | |
| September 22, 1786 | Scott, John | Witness in Williams vs Pridham | |
| November 27, 1777 | Sexton, Phillip | This inhabitant was a witness to a survey of a fishing room and plantation in Admiral's Cove, Cape Broyle. | |
| March 5, 1833 | Shallow, Richard | Assaulted: | Shallow, Catherine |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Shannahan, Cornelius | Fined £1.1 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| February 23, 1835 | Shannahan, Joanna | Assaulted: | Mountain, Margaret |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Shannahan, John | Fined £5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| October 9, 1794 | Shannahan, William | Dispute over fish cured in Capeland Bay for: | Hill and Co |
| March 8, 1787 | Shea, Mary | Left premise in dispute between Weston and McDaniel to her daughter: | Carney, Hannah (McDaniel) |
| May 20, 1795 | Sheal, Timothy | To recover overcharge on winter diet from: | Murphy, Edmund |
| January 1, 1801 | Sheal, Timothy | Sued: | McCarthy, Michael |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Sheehe, Arthur | Fined £5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Sheehe, James | Fined £18.11, all his wages and transportation home to Ireland for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Sheehe, James | In addition to being fined this person was banished from district and people were forbidden to feed or house him. | |
| November 6, 1788 | Sheehe, James | Fined for unspecified offense | |
| November 30, 1829 | Sheehey, Patrick | Sued this company | Sweetland, Benjamin and Co. |
| February 23, 1835 | Sheehy, Patrick | Member of petty jury in Mahan vs Connors | |
| February 23, 1835 | Sheehy, Patrick | Member of petty jury in Shannahan vs Mountain. | |
| April 6, 1835 | Sheehy, William | Sued for wages owed by: | Walsh, James |
| October 7, 1811 | Sherwin, ??? | Justice of the Peace in Ferryland District | |
| September 25, 1786 | Shortall, James | Jury member in Leigh vs Larey | |
| September 28, 1786 | Shortall, James | Charged with building flakes over public road | |
| January 8, 1787 | Shortall, James | Appointed snow clearing warden of the King's Path between Sparrow's dwelling house and the SW end of Riedel's Broad Flake | |
| September 26, 1786 | Shortall, James | Owed money by: | Kelly, Philip |
| August 11, 1794 | Shortall, James | Jury member in Gibbs vs Knox, Hill and Studdy | |
| October 9, 1794 | Shortall, James | Member of jury in Hill vs Shannahan and Dwyer | |
| February 24, 1794 | Shortall, James | Member of jury in Jenkins attempted rape case. | |
| August 24, 1795 | Shortall, James | Member of jury in Meaney vs Stabb | |
| October 8, 1795 | Shortall, James | Foreman of jury in Kenny and others theft case | |
| October 29, 1795 | Shortall, James | Member of jury in Habberlin vs Habberlin | |
| July 9, 1798 | Shortall, James | Held wages of this person for Matthew Costly: | Meany, Francis |
| August 22, 1797 | Shortall, James | Charged with harbouring and employing this deserter from from tha Newfoundland Regiment: | Wilson, William |
| September 2, 1797 | Shortall, James | Charged with harbouring and employing this deserter from the frigate "Surprize": | Campbell, William |
| September 18, 1790 | Shortall, James | Sued this person to collect a debt: | Murphey, James |
| October 12, 1792 | Shortall, James | Member of jury | |
| November 6, 1788 | Shortall, James ( Sr.) | Fined for unspecified offense | |
| October 12, 1797 | Shortall, Samuel | Sued: | Corkran, Michael |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Sills, John | Fined £5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| October 1, 1829 | Sisk, Catherine | Sued: | Crydge, Roger |
| January 8, 1787 | Sliney, Thomas | Has a dwelling house on South Side of Ferryland | |
| April 11, 1791 | Sliney, Thomas | Convicted of playing on the Sabbath | |
| July 17, 1833 | Sliney, Thomas | Assaulted: | Kearney, Michael ( Jr.) |
| May 8, 1797 | Sloan, John | This Brigus resident sued this person for refusing to supply necessary provisions: | Kelly, Cornelius |
| October 13, 1791 | Smith, John | Dispute over fish arbitrated by court | |
| November 23, 1797 | Smith, John | Was partner with this person in 1795: | Farrell, James |
| December 21, 1829 | Smith, John | Sued: | Keef, Valentine |
| December 21, 1829 | Smith, John | Sued: | Cannon, James |
| December 21, 1829 | Smith, John | Sued: | Cannon, Michael |
| December 21, 1829 | Smith, John | Sued: | Saunders, John |
| March 6, 1830 | Smith, John | Sued: | Cannon, Patrick |
| September 17, 1804 | Smith, Joseph | Member of jury in case of Terrence Hickey | |
| July 27, 1804 | Smith, William | Testified that he saw Coghlan put poultice on the leg of : | Bulley, ??? |
| October 1, 1789 | Sparkes, John | Agent for : | Leigh, Philip |
| January 8, 1787 | Sparrow, William | Appointed snow clearing warden of the King's Path between Sparrow's dwelling house and the SW end of Riedel's Broad Flake | |
| January 6, 1796 | Spillaune, Con | Sued this person: | Purcell, John |
| January 6, 1796 | Spillaune, Con | Sued this person: | Welsh, Thomas |
| January 6, 1796 | Spillaune, Con | Sued this person: | Campen, William |
| November 14, 1803 | Squires, Joseph | Sued: | Hunt, Stabb and Co. |
| October 10, 1832 | Stabb, Ewen | Sued: | Mackey, Michael |
| July 3, 1797 | Stabb, Thomas | Agent for this Renews merchant: | Studdy, Henry |
| October 17, 1801 | Stabb, Thomas | Charged this person with employing a deserter from the ship "Rachel" | McLarthy, Adam |
| October 21, 1788 | Stack, William | Found to be incompetent to be master of a vessel. | |
| September 20, 1806 | Steer, John | Member of the jury in the Power vs Deringwater case | |
| February ??, 1808 | Steers, ??? | Charged this person with using abusive language and threatening to ram a saw down plaintiff's throat: | Rositer, ??? |
| September 7, 1808 | Steers, ??? | Charged this person with threatening to throw him over cliffs. | Conners, ??? |
| April 13, 1787 | Stokes, Dennis | This person worked as cooper for this person in Cape Broyle. He contracted rheumatic fever and was evicted from his premises: | Colbert, Edmond |
| November 9, 1797 | Studdy, Henry | To recover accounts owed by: | Berrigan, Edmund |
| October 9, 1792 | Studdy, Henry | Sued for debt owed by: | Kenny, Chris |
| October 9, 1792 | Studdy, Henry | Sued for debt owed by: | Howleton, David |
| October 9, 1792 | Studdy, Henry | Sued for debt owed by: | Leary, Edward ( of James) |
| October 9, 1792 | Studdy, Henry | Sued for debt owed by: | Beavis, Thomas |
| September 22, 1786 | Sulavan, D. | Sued: | Whelan, Patrick |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Sulavan, Dennis | Fined £2 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| September 23, 1786 | Sulavan, John | Fish seized for non payment of passage for servants by: | Sweetland, Henry |
| November 6, 1788 | Sulavan, John | Fined for unspecified offense | |
| August 3, 1829 | Sullivan, Daniel | Charged with assaulting: | Coady, John |
| September 13, 1831 | Sullivan, Richard | Sued: | Bryan, ??? |
| October 10, 1832 | Sullivan, Richard | Sued: | Connors, Martin |
| March 4, 1833 | Sullivan, Richard | Sued: | Sliney, Michael |
| April 22, 1833 | Sullivan, Richard | Sued: | Yetman, William |
| January 1, 1834 | Sullivan, Richard | Appointed constable for Ferryland | |
| December 1, 1834 | Sullivan, Richard | Sued: | Gregory, Thomas ( Jr.) |
| July 12, 1830 | Swayan, Robert | Bound to the peace by: | Morry, Matthew ( Jr.) |
| October 7, 1811 | Sweeney, Thomas | Sued Robert Carter , executor for this person: | Fogarty, John |
| May 5, 1801 | Sweeny, Mary | Charged with assaulting: | Ryan, Mary and Bridget |
| June 8, 1798 | Sweetland, Ann | Sued for money owing by: | Whelan, John |
| August 7, 1798 | Sweetland, Ann | Sued : | Whelan, Patrick |
| January 7, 1798 | Sweetland, Ann | Widow of this treasurer from Ferryland who received his final wages: | Sweetland, Henry |
| September 22, 1786 | Sweetland, Henry | Justice for Ferryland District | |
| August 17, 1790 | Sweetland, Henry | Justice of the Peace in Ferryland District | |
| August 17, 1790 | Sweetland, Henry | Appeared as witness for the plaintiff in Weston vs McDaniel. | |
| September 25, 1786 | Sweetland, Henry and Co. | Sued for money owing: | Haberlin and Forestal |
| October 12, 1792 | Sweetland, Henry and David | Sued this person for money owed: | Kenney, John |
| ????, 1791 | Sweetland, Thomas | Master of the Brig "William" of London which brought home two orphans to Waterford, Ireland. | |
| August 15, 1829 | Sweetland, William | Assaulted by: | Mackey, Michael |
| ????< 1801 | Taylor, Robert | This carpenter repaired the steps to Ferryland court house in the year of 1801 | |
| January 1, 1805 | Taylor, Robert | Carpenter paid by court house | |
| January 17, 1791 | Taylor, Samuel | Testified in Thomas Dodd case | |
| February 7, 1791 | Taylor, Samuel | Rented fishing rooms in Admiral's Cove belonging to Philip Leigh and Co. | |
| October 8, 1795 | Taylor, Samuel | Member of jury in Kenny and others theft case | |
| November 8, 1798 | Thompson, Andrew and Co. of St. John's | Among a group of individuals and companies who sued this Ferryland dealer for money owed: | Shortall, James |
| January 1, 1801 | Thompson, Charles | Charged this person with neglect of duty on board the Brig "Dolphin" | Richardson, John |
| October 9, 1792 | Tiller, William | Sued this person to recover passage money: | Smith, Joseph |
| November 29, 1802 | Tipps, Michael | Servant of this person given bad bread by master: | Hutchings, Richard |
| April 1, 1806 | Tobin, ??? | Charged this person with assault: | Handrahan, ??? |
| March 26, 1787 | Tobin, Honour | Testified in Hogan vs Shea | |
| September 24, 1832 | Tobin, John | Testified in Row vs Sullivan | |
| February 24, 1835 | Tobin, Patrick | Appeared for Bryan Dunn in his case against Thomas Wright Esq. | |
| February 23, 1835 | Tobin, Thomas | Charged with assault but charged was abandoned by: | Donnovan, Daniel |
| March 2, 1835 | Tool, Garret | Assaulted this Renews resident: | Dunphy, Margaret |
| October 19, 1812 | Tool, Poor and Co. | Sued over a contract for fish curing not honoured: | Welsh, Peter |
| October 8, 1832 | Tool, Terrence | Testified in Bryand vs Bolin | |
| November 27, 1777 | Torey, James | This Constable in Ferryland witnessed a survey in Admiral's Cove, Cape Broyle. | |
| September 22, 1794 | Townsend, Captain | Bidder on fishing rooms belonging to : | Griffin, Andrew |
| January 1, 1834 | Trainor, William | Appointed constable for Fermeuse | |
| February 23, 1835 | Trainor, William | Appointed surveyor of high ways in Fermeuse | |
| January 1, 1810 | Tree, ??? | Coroner for Ferryland District | |
| January 8, 1787 | Tree, Francis | Appointed snow clearing warden of the King's Path between Sparrow's dwelling house and the SW end of Riedel's Broad Flake | |
| November 6, 1788 | Tree, Francis | Appointed high constable for Ferryland Harbour | |
| June 22, 1791 | Tree, Francis | Committee member for the repair of the gaol. | |
| September 17, 1804 | Tree, Francis | Member of jury in case of Terrence Hickey | |
| September 20, 1806 | Tree, Francis | Foreman of the jury in the Power vs Deringwater case | |
| September 3, 1807 | Tree, Francis | Deputy Sheriff of Ferryland | |
| July 30, 1798 | Tree, Francis | Sued this person to collect money owed: | Kidney, William |
| November ??, 1806 | Tree, Francis | Joined others in suing this person for money owing: | Kidney, Patrick |
| November 1, 1807 | Tree, Francis | Arbitrator in Costoloe vs Brand | |
| November 1, 1807 | Tree, Francis | Sued for money owing by: | McDaniel, William |
| ????, 1809 | Tree, Francis | Arbitrator in Welsh vs Wallice | |
| January 7, 1798 | Tree, Francis | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1799 | Tree, Francis | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| June 19, 1797 | Tree, Francis | Sued this person to recover money owed: | Ferver, Stephen |
| October 12, 1792 | Tree, Francis | Sued this person to collect outstanding debt: | Moran, John |
| August 11, 1794 | Tree, Francis ( Jr.) | Jury member in Gibbs vs Knox, Hill and Studdy | |
| October 9, 1794 | Tree, Francis ( Jr.) | Member of jury in Hill vs Shannahan and Dwyer | |
| February 24, 1794 | Tree, Francis ( Jr.) | Member of jury in Jenkins attempted rape case. | |
| August 24, 1795 | Tree, Francis ( Jr.) | Member of jury in Meaney vs Stabb | |
| October 29, 1795 | Tree, Francis ( Jr.) | Member of jury in Habberlin vs Habberlin | |
| December 30, 1796 | Tree, Francis ( Jr.) | Member of jury in Pound vs Bryans | |
| October 12, 1792 | Tree, Francis ( Jr.) | Member of jury | |
| October 9, 1792 | Tree, Francis ( Sr.) | Appointed arbitrator in Dwyer vs Shortall | |
| January 17, 1791 | Tree, Philip | Testified in Young vs Tree | |
| September 3, 1807 | Tree, Philip | Deputy Sheriff of Ferryland | |
| September 28, 1787 | Tucker, Captain William | This Renews resident was ordered to repay his debt to: | Delaney, Maurice |
| October 26, 1791 | Tucker, William | Acting for this person in a dispute over a barking kettle: | Griffin, Allan |
| November 14, 1803 | Tucker, William | Sued: | Griffin, Andrew |
| September 29, 1789 | Tucker, William | Sued this Renews merchant for not paying for a puncheon of rum which was ordered by him. The boat carrying the rum was lost in Renews Harbour in May, 1786. | Hinton, John |
| October 12, 1792 | Tucker, William | Worked for: | Morey, John |
| September 22, 1794 | Tucker, William ( Jr.) | Bidder on fishing rooms belonging to : | Griffin, Andrew |
| August 24, 1795 | Tucker, William ( Jr.) | Member of jury in Meaney vs Stabb | |
| March ??, 1809 | Valence, Chris | Charged this person with trespassing on his property in Cape Broyle: | Currier, Henry |
| March ??, 1809 | Valence, Chris | Charged this person with abusive and threatening language: | Currier, Elenor |
| September 23, 1786 | Vaughan, Andrew | Sued: | Messer, ??? |
| ????, 1792 | Walker, George | Unspecified fine. | |
| August 17, 1790 | Waller, Jacob | Presided over court today. | |
| May ??, 1808 | Wallice, ??? | Sued over a piece of fenced land claimed by this person : | Handrahan, ??? |
| November 30, 1803 | Wallice, and others | They agreed to supply this person with 600-700 flake rows: | Bulley, John |
| October 17, 1812 | Wallice, Walter | Sued: | Nash, Walter |
| ???, 1809 | Wallice, Walter | Charged this person with assault and with burning two of his shirts: | Redigan, Martin |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Wallis, Edmond | Fined £5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| April 20, 1804 | Walsh, John | Sued: | Sloan, John |
| August 2, 1830 | Walsh, John | Sued for breach of contract: | Sanders, William |
| August 5, 1830 | Walsh, John | Testified in case against Robert and James Carter | |
| September 28, 1829 | Walsh, Nelly | This Caplin Bay woman was charged with assaulting: | Congdon, Catherine |
| December 13, 1830 | Walsh, Patrick | Sued: | Brazil, Maurice |
| December 13, 1830 | Walsh, Patrick | Testified against Maurice Brazil in rum selling case. | |
| December 23, 1834 | Walsh, Patrick | Agreed to take in this woman in need: | Mountain, Margaret |
| October 10, 1832 | Walsh, Richard | Sued: | Fleming, Richard |
| October 12, 1792 | Walsh, Walter | Employer of Doolahunty, Barnwell and Brett | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Ward, Patrick | Fined £5 and 90 lashes for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| September ??, 1803 | Warren, ??? | Charged this person with refusing to go to the banks on a fishing trip: | Foley, ??? |
| September ??, 1803 | Warren, ??? | Charged this person with refusing to go to the banks on a fishing trip: | Pine, ??? |
| September 17, 1804 | Warren, Thomas | Member of jury in case of Terrence Hickey | |
| October 9, 1794 | Watson, John | Member of jury in Hill vs Shannahan and Dwyer | |
| November 27, 1777 | Webber, Thomas | This inhabitant and Constable of Cape Broyle witnessed a survey in Admiral's Cove, Cape Broyle. | |
| September 17, 1804 | Wells, Joseph | Prevented john Kellegrew from killing William West. | |
| September 19, 1804 | Wells, Joseph | Fined for his part in the fight between West and Kellegrew | |
| September 17, 1804 | Wells, Mrs. | Received stolen goods from: | Hickey, Terrence |
| February ??, 1811 | Welsh, ??? | Sold liquor without licence. | |
| February ??, 1811 | Welsh, ??? | Committed a breach of the peace. | |
| September 25, 1786 | Welsh, ???? | Supplied milk, calves and hogs to this store but not given credit: | Leigh Stores |
| April 13, 1787 | Welsh, ???? | Accused of slandering this person : | Benger, ??? |
| February 11, 1803 | Welsh, Elenor | Charged with assaulting: | McLarthy, Adam |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Welsh, James | Fined £1.1 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| January 1, 1801 | Welsh, James | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1802 | Welsh, James | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1803 | Welsh, James | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1803 | Welsh, James | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1804 | Welsh, James | Granted liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1804 | Welsh, James | Granted liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1805 | Welsh, James | Granted liquor licence in Ferryland. North Side | |
| January 1, 1805 | Welsh, James | Granted liquor licence in Ferryland. South Side | |
| January 1, 1810 | Welsh, James | Owed outstanding fine. | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Welsh, John | Fined £5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| October 4, 1791 | Welsh, John | One of a group of people who helped save but held onto 31 firkins of butter from a stranded boat belonging to : | Hodge, M. |
| October 29, 1793 | Welsh, John | Refused to work for this master and ordered deported to Ireland: | Power, John |
| November ??, 1806 | Welsh, John | Joined others in suing this person for money owing: | Kidney, Patrick |
| ????, 1809 | Welsh, John | Sued this person because he was drunk when he should have been curing fish: | Wallice, Edward |
| January 1, 1803 | Welsh, John | Granted a liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1804 | Welsh, John | Granted liquor licence for Ferryland | |
| January 1, 1805 | Welsh, John | Granted liquor licence in Ferryland | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Welsh, John | Fined £5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Welsh, John (Giant) | Fined £5.5 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| December 14, 1788 | Welsh, Patrick | Sold his house in Fermeuse to: | Welsh, Philip |
| December 14, 1788 | Welsh, Patrick | Former owner of house near Clears Cove purchased by: | Welsh, Philip |
| October 12, 1792 | Welsh, Patrick | Sued this person to collect outstanding debt: | Field, Thomas |
| October 12, 1792 | Welsh, Patrick | Worked for this master: | Connelly, James |
| December 14, 1788 | Welsh, Philip | Bought a house near Clears Cove from: | Sweetland, Henry |
| September 26, 1786 | Welsh, Richard | Servant to: | Leigh, ??? |
| December 20, 1793 | Welsh, Thomas | Bid at the auction of fishing room belonging to : | Sullivan, John |
| June 6, 1797 | Welsh, Thomas | Sued this person to recover money owed: | Hinton, John |
| November 24, 1797 | Welsh, Thomas | Sued: | Furlong, John |
| July 9, 1798 | Welsh, Thomas | Sued this person for money owed: | Furlong, John |
| November 8, 1798 | Welsh, Thomas | Among a group of individuals and companies who sued this Ferryland dealer for money owed: | Shortall, James |
| September 17, 1804 | West, William | This person was a boatmaster for : | Tucker, William |
| September 17, 1804 | West, William | Charged that this person attempted to kill him. Seriously injured him but was prevented from killing him: | Kellegrew, John |
| August 17, 1790 | Weston, Catherine | Sued this person to collect a debt: | McDaniel, William |
| August 17, 1790 | Weston, Catherine | Sued this person to collect a debt: | Kearney, John |
| October 15, 1790 | Weston,Catherine | Settled out of court with: | McDaniel, William |
| August 5, 1830 | Whalin, Michael | Assaulted: | Walsh, John |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Whealan, James | Fined £2 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| February 23, 1835 | Whealin, John | Member of petty jury in Shannahan vs Mountain. | |
| February 23, 1835 | Whealin, Nicholas | Charged with assault but charged was abandoned by: | Killigrew, John |
| October 7, 1811 | Wheaton, John | Sued: | Cullaton, ??? |
| November 27, 1777 | Wheaton, Patrick | This inhabitant was a witness to a survey of a fishing room and plantation in Admiral's Cove, Cape Broyle. | |
| November 27, 1777 | Wheaton, William | This inhabitant was a witness to a survey of a fishing room and plantation in Admiral's Cove, Cape Broyle. | |
| February 28, 1791 | Whelan, ??? | This person who passed counterfeit money lived with: | Denine, John |
| September 17-30, 1788 | Whelan, Edmond | Fined £2.2 for his part in religious riot of 1788 | |
| June 10, 1795 | Whelan, Edmund | Charged with being intoxicated and disturbing the peace | |
| April 12, 1787 | Whelan, James | Given grant of land to build a house and plant a garden | |
| September 22, 1786 | Whelan, Matthew | Supplies were stopped by: | Hodge, John |
| January 27, 1794 | Whelan, Pierce | Worked for this person but had his wages stopped: | Power, Patrick |
| March 4, 1791 | Whelan, Sylvester | Testified that he lived in Tar Cove and worked for: | Denine, John |
| March 4, 1791 | Whelan, Sylvester | Brought a gun to Ferryland for repair by blacksmith: | Migault, William |
| September 8, 1749 | White, John | Granted land near Burrying Ground and path to Gays(Gaze) | |
| January 17, 1791 | White, John | Testified in Thomas Dodd case | |
| February 7, 1791 | White, John | Hired by this person to look after fishing rooms in Admiral's Cove belonging to Philip Leigh and Co. | Romney, William |
| November 8, 1807 | White, John | This Fermeuse resident had servants called:Kelly, Mackie and Doyle. | |
| August 15, 1829 | White, John | Assaulted by: | Mackey, Michael |
| January 27, 1794 | White, Joseph | Sued this person to recover wages: | Cummins, William |
| May 6, 1803 | White, Michael | Assaulted this person on the public road and tore her coat because she was wearing an orange coloured ribband. He said he was drunk: | Gibbon, Margaret |
| June 4, 1762 | White, Thomas | Sold land near Burrying Ground to: | Moore, Stephen |
| September 22, 1786 | White, William | Sued: | Whelan, Patrick |
| March 27, 1791 | Wicken, ??? | Master of Brig belonging to : | Lister, Benjamin and Co. |
| June 13, 1791 | Wickens, William | Ordered to stop half of the pay of this person for support for his wife and child: | Forestall, Philip |
| October 9, 1792 | Widycombe, Mr. ??? | Agent for : | Hutchings, Mr. ??? |
| October 9, 1792 | Wilkins, Nicolas | Sued this person to collect money owed on fish shipped to Bilboa: | Tucker, William |
| March 11, 1806 | William, Thomas | Charged with shooting on the sabbath | |
| September 23, 1786 | Williams, Chris | Sued: | Messer, ??? |
| February 28, 1791 | Williams, Thomas | Testified in McGuire vs Power | |
| September 22, 1786 | Williams, Walter | Sued for Assault and Eviction: | Pridham, John |
| February 23, 1835 | Winsor, Henry | Appointed surveyor of high ways in Aquaforte | |
| August 15, 1831 | Winsor, Peter | Charged this person with refusing to work. The work was cutting bark in the woods: | Mahar, Henry |
| August 15, 1831 | Winsor, Peter | Charged this person with refusing to work. The work was cutting bark in the woods: | Daly, John |
| August 15, 1831 | Winsor, Peter | Charged this person with refusing to work. The work was cutting bark in the woods: | Meyers, Patrick |
| August 15, 1831 | Winsor, Peter | Charged this person with refusing to work. The work was cutting bark in the woods: | Casey, Michael |
| August 15, 1831 | Winsor, Peter | Charged this person with refusing to work. The work was cutting bark in the woods: | Bryan, Lawrence |
| November 17, 1794 | Withycomb, John | Clerk for : | Hutchings, Richard |
| August 24, 1795 | Withycomb, John | Member of jury in Meaney vs Stabb | |
| July 28, 1804 | Wollicot, Samuel | Hired as a seaman by this person. In a dispute he threatened to knock his brains out with a large stone: | Tucker, ???? |
| May 22, 1803 | Wood, Henry Reverend | Presided over court. | |
| October 19, 1829 | Wright, Philip | Gave security in Hayes vs Hayes | |
| June 28, 1830 | Wright, Thomas | Sued: | Long, James |
| July 16, 1829 | Yetman, William | Assaulted by: | Whealon, John |
| August 11, 1794 | Young, John | Jury member in Gibbs vs Knox, Hill and Studdy | |
| February 24, 1794 | Young, John | Member of jury in Jenkins attempted rape case. | |
| December 30, 1796 | Young, John | Member of jury in Pound vs Bryans | |
| January 17, 1791 | Young, Richard | Testified in Young vs Tree | |
| January 17, 1791 | Young, William | Sued: | Tree, Francis |
| June 13, 1791 | Young, William | Committee member for the repair of the gaol. | |
| October 12, 1792 | Young, William | Member of jury | |
| March 24, 1791 | Bridge erected to Flag Staff Rooms. Bridge is called "91" | ||
| March 30, 1791 | Court ordered a bridge to be built at the Quarry River. | ||
| January 19, 1835 | Brig "Mary" of Philadelphia wrecked at Cape Broyle. Sailors are to get one third of the shares. |
Page contributed by Ray Curran (June 2001)
REVISED: June 2001 (Don Tate)
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