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Customs Port Books 1745

Port of: Barnstaple and Bideford

Books for: Overseas trade

Type of books: Searcher

Language: Latin

Taken from Port Books in National Archives ref: E 190/1003/10 and 12

Transcribed by David Carter 2023

Spelling transcribed verbatim. Anything in square brackets added by transcriber.

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Surname index:

Banbury
Bayntun
Benson
Besley, Besly
Bigham
Biseck
Brooks
Buck
Burden
Burn
Button
Call
Carder
Chappell
Chimmo
Chinn
Colsworthy
Cooper
Copner
Copplestone
Coulscott
Davy
Daw
Duntze
Elliot
Ellis
Flin
Giles
Follet
Giffard
Gliddon
Goodman
Goodwin
Grater
Halls
Hammatt, Hammet, Hammett
Handcock, Hankock
Handkell
Hartnold, Hartnoll
Hawkes
Hearding
Henney
Hill
Hobbs
Hodge
Hope
Hopkins
Horden
Hutchings
Irwin
Jeffery
Jones
Kenney, Kenny
Knill
Knowles
Lampalies
Lancey
La Pro, Lepro
Laughlin
Lee, Lees
Lewis
Limbery
Lovering
Luxon
Lyle
Maine
Maish
Manning
Marsh
Marten
Miller
Moore
Morgan
Peloquin
Penny
Pitt
Pollard
Poult
Prust
Roberts
Rock
Rowe
Russell
Salmon
Saunders
Shaxton
Sourillon
Stafford
Stavely
Stott
Strange
Symons
Thomas
Tozin
Trick
Underwood
Vernam
Vicary
Visser
Walsh
Walker
Walter
Webber
Welch
West
Williams
Wolferstan
Yeo
Younge

Import or Export	Date	From / To	Vessel	Belonging	Master	Merchant	Goods

E 190/1003/10
An account of all Goods and Merchandize ent[ered] for exportation paid the duties rec[eived] thereon in the Quarter ended at Lady Day 1745
Export	02 Feb 1745	Waterford	Country Gally	Barnstaple	Edward Copner	William Chappell & Co	294 bushells of Portugal salt paid all Customs here inwards p'se & Co the 3rd & 14th January 1742, 4,500 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	02 Feb 1745	Waterford	Country Gally	Barnstaple	Edward Copner	George Pollard & Co	100 bushels of Portugal salt paid all Customs here inward p'te & Ca: 13th January & 19th February 1742 out of the Union from Lisbon
Export	28 Jan 1745	Waterford	Tommy	Barnstaple	James Burden	Thomas Benson	10 barrels British strong beer, 112 cwt 2 lbs Newfoundland Dry cod fish taken & cured by British at Newfoundland & imported free from there, Two parcels British Earthenware - free
Export	11 Feb 1745	Waterford	Brothers Gift	Barnstaple	Thomas Manning	Thomas Benson	1200 parcels British Earthenware - free
Export	13 Feb 1745	Corke	Leviathan	Barnstaple	Edward Jeffery	Thomas Benson	10 hundred Newfoundland cod fish and seven uncertain casks quantity One tun three quarters & seventeen gallons train oil taken & condemned as Legal Prize, the fish in the Piere Andre & the oil in the St William - 1500 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	13 Feb 1745	Waterford	Brothers Gift	Barnstaple	Thomas Manning	Thomas Benson	41 cwt 2 qtrs 20 lbs Newfoundland wett cod fish, part of the Charles Vincents cargo taken & considered a Legal Prize
Export	07 Mar 1745		Recovery	Barnstaple		James Symons & Co	100 bushels of Portugal salt paid all Customs here inward p'te & Ca: 13th January & 19th February 1742 out of the Union from Lisbon
Export	07 Mar 1745	Dublin	Diamond	Bideford	William Hartnoll	Mathew Rock	20 tons British oak bark value £30 per ton, 900 parcels British earthenware and 30 qtrs British oats
Export	15 Mar 1745	Dublin	Pillhead	Barnstaple	Thomas Hammet	Thomas Benson	A French built vessel made free. 20 barrels strong beer, 600 parcels of British earthenware - free
Export	22 Mar 1745	Dublin	Country Gally	Barnstaple	Edward Copner	James Chappell & Co	24 barrels of strong beer and 1200 hundred parcels British earthenware - free

An Account of all Goods and Merchandizes Imported & & Ent[ered] and of the dutys paid or secured thereon in Lady Day Quarter 1745
Import	01 Jan 1745	Oporto	John	British built	Robert Brooks	Thomas Benson	4 hogsheads containing one ton Portugal wine unfilled for sale as per oath
Import	01 Jan 1745	Oporto	John	British built	Robert Brooks	Robert Brooks	4 quarter casks containing 6 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale as per oath
Import	29 Jan 1745		Vine	Barnstaple	Richard Vernam	Thomas Benson	Foreign built ship taken in the present war from the Subjects of the French King by a Privateer called the Benson Gally, Richard Vernam Commander, Condemned in the High Court of Admiralty as a Lawfull Prize by the name of the Lion Dor, Jacques Sourillon master, as per her Sentence of Condemn't dated 1st Dec last. The said ship tackle apparill & furniture valued on oath by Thomas Benson the owner at £1.8s.6d.
Import	11 Feb 1745	Placentia	Pierre Andre		Thomas Salmon	Thomas Benson	18 hogsheads 3 barrels & one quart cask containing 3 tons & half Newfoundland Train Oil caught and made by said Benson British ships that victualled & proceeded from hence as per oath - free
Import	11 Feb 1745	Placentia	Pierre Andre		Thomas Salmon	James Chappell & Co	4 barrels quantity half a ton Newfoundland Train oil caught & made by British Planters at Newfoundland as per oath
Import	11 Feb 1745					[See below]	In the Warehouse secured for the Duty's upwards of six months sold publickly to the best bidder pursuant to law and their Honours order of the 15th November 1744 To Wit:
Import	11 Feb 1745					Stucley Bayntun	To Mr Stucley Bayntun one half chest quantity 4 gallons of Florence Wine for £0.9s.0d Charges thereon 1s.2d neat produce to be applied £0.7s.10d, applied as filled for private use.
Import	11 Feb 1745					Christopher Irwin	Sold also pursuant to said order to Mr Christopher Irwin the best bidder a parcel of old iron at 1½d per pound quantity 144 lbs £0.18s.0d, charge thereon 6d neat produce applied to old Customs.
Import	11 Feb 1745	[aforesaid]	John		[aforesaid]	Thomas Benson	Short entered per ultimo Thomas Benson on 4th Nov, Port wine unfilled for sale, 6 gallons ditto wine
Import	01 Mar 1745	[aforesaid]	Lyon Dor		[aforesaid]	Thomas Benson	570 bushells French salt
Import	01 Mar 1745	[aforesaid]	Charles Vincent		[aforesaid]	Thomas Benson	702 bushells French salt
Import	01 Mar 1745	[aforesaid]	Pierre Andre		[aforesaid]	Thomas Benson	196 bushells French salt
Import	15 Mar 1745		Pillhead		Barnstaple	Thomas Benson	A Foreign built vessel taken in this present war from the subjects of the French King by a Privateer called the Benson Gally, Richard Vernam Commander, Condemned in the High Court of Admiralty as a Lawful Prize by the name of the St Guillaume as per her sentence of Condem'n dated 23rd Oct: Cash and valued on oath with her tackle, apparell & furniture by Thomas Benson owner at £0.
Import	15 Mar 1745		Brittannia			Thomas Benson	Taken and Condemned as the above by the name of the Charles Vincent & valued on oath by said Benson at £0
Import	15 Mar 1745		Parkham			Thomas Benson	Taken and Condemned as [per the Pillhead] by the name of the Pierre Andre as per her sentence dated 3rd Nov 1744 and valued on oath by said Benson at £0.

Here begins Midsummer Qu[arte]rs Exports 1745
Export	03 Apr 1745	Placentia	Parkham	Barnstaple	William Brooks	Thomas Benson	720 bushells French salt paid all Customs here inwards per the 12th December, and 1st March 1744 out of the Lyon Dor Prize 596 bushells ditto Salt all Customs paid here inwards per the 21st November & 1st March last out of the Pierre Andre Prize, 500 bushells Portugal Salt paid all Customs here inwards per George Pollard & Co 13th January & 19th February 1742 out of the Union from Lisbon.
Export	06 Apr 1745	Viana, Portugal	Vine	Barnstaple	Thomas Salmon	Thomas Benson	A foreign built ship made free, 121 hundred Newfoundland wett cod fish, 10 hogsheads & one barrel quantity 2 tons & 19 gallons Newfoundland Train oil taken & Condemned as Prize, the fish in the Pierre Andre & Charles Vincent transhipt & the Train oil in the St Guillaume, Charles Vincent & Pierre Andre.
Export	08 Apr 1745	[aforesaid]	Parkham	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Thomas Benson	234 bushells French salt paid all Customs here inwards per the 19th November & 10th December 1744 out of the Saint Guillaume Prize.
Export	10 Apr 1745	Dublin	Pillhead		Thomas Hammatt	Thomas Benson	A foreign built ship made free, 52 cwt 2 qtrs wett Newfoundland cod fish six hogsheads quantity one ton & 14 gallons ditto blubber, part of the Charles Vincents cargo taken & condemned as Prize and Transhipt.
Export	18 Apr 1745	Dublin	Yarmouth sloop	Barnstaple	Thomas Knill	William Besly	300 quarters of oats & 10 sacks quantity six quarters & two bushells of Girts all British - free
Export	01 May 1745	[aforesaid]	Parkham	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Thomas Benson	Six hogsheads molasses out of time two barrels English refined sugar, two barrels & ten ha:lar'ls gunpowder came on the Tommy from Bristol per coast cocquet 3rd instant, 30 barrels strong beer, 10 thousand yd & 54 chests quantity 20 suits mens cloaths value £15.12s, one hundred quantity 50 pieces of Barnstaple bays, 10 barrels beef, 10 barrels pork, 10 hundred peas all British - free. 7 cwt lead shot.
Export	07 May 1745	Dublin	Little Blessing	Barnstaple	Thomas Lancey	Phineas Walker & Sons	254 qtrs barley on account of bounty security taken - 50 qtrs oats, 1200 parcels earthenware & two barrels cyder - free
Export	09 May 1745	[aforesaid]	Parkham	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Thomas Benson	5 boxes quantity 8cwt.3qtrs.2lbs English hard soap, 2 boxes quantity 1cwt.0qtrs.11lbs ditto tallow candles, 1 hogshead & ten barrels quantity 7qtrs, 6 bushels ground wheat, 5 hogsheads quantity 5 qtrs, 6 bushels 2 packs & 5 pounds oatmeal on account of bounty, one cask quantity 5 dozen shoes containing 23 pounds tanned leather, 4cwt.3qtrs.10ells narrow German linen & 14 ells hessien, 3 cans, the subsidy additional duty new subsidy 1/3 subsidy & import 1690 inwards paid at London by Abraham Handkell & Co, the 28th March, 10th, 18th, 19th & 26th July 1744 as per certificate from Bristol dated 2nd instant.
Export	14 May 1745	Dublin	Country Gally	Barnstaple	Richard Stott		20 barrels strong beer, 1500 parcels British earthenware, 3 qtrs & 1 bushel of wheat, on account of bounty - all British free
Export	25 May 1745	Dublin	Recovery	Barnstaple	Samuel Jones	James Symons	65 qtrs & 5 bushels barley, 40 qtrs of wheat, 58 sacks containing 46 qtrs & 7 bushels of oatmeal on account of bounty, security taken & 100 qtrs oats - free
Export	25 May 1745	Dublin	William & Sarah	Barnstaple	William Hartnoll	William Besly	79 qtrs wheat, 114 sacks quantity 71 qtrs six bushels & 18 pounds of oatmeal on account of bounty, 87 qtrs & 4 bushels oats and 600 parcels earthenware - free
Export	24 Jun 1745	Cork	Fancy	Northam	John Limbery	James Symons	96 qtrs & six bushels barley on account of bounty, security taken, three barrels strong beer, one barel cyder - all British free

Here begins Midsum[me]r Quarters Imports 1745
Import	~~ Apr 1745	St Johns, Newfoundland	La Paia	~~~~~	~~~~~	Hasden Younge	In Cellers salved out of the ship La Paia stranded in this port, being a prize taken by the Kingsale man of war condemned at St Johns in Newfoundland as per a certificate of register dated 2nd November last, Hasden Young agent for the Captors, one cask: quantity ~?~, p'ts Indico & one cask quantity 112 pounds cochineal for dyers use - free
Import	01 May 1745	St Johns, Newfoundland	La Paia	~~~~~	~~~~~	Hasden Younge	102 uncertain casks quantity 140cwt of Prize coffee the produce of the French Plantations in America
Import	07 May 1745	St Johns, Newfoundland	La Paia	~~~~~	~~~~~	Hasden Younge	92 uncertain casks quantity 328cwt E'rt of Prize Musco Sugars of the produce aforesaid
Import	07 May 1745	Placentia	Charles Vincent	[aforesaid]	Thomas Hammett	Thomas Benson	218 bushels French salt
Import	20 May 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	In Cellers salved out of the ship La Paia aforesaid, 8 uncertain casks quantity 45ctw.1qtr.6lbs of Prize Sugars
Import	27 May 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	His Post to No.2 - 20cwt.2qts. 27lbs of ditto Prize coffee
Import	27 May 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	88 casks quantity 280cwt of ditto prize coffee
Import	27 May 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	69 casks quantity 238cwt of ditto prize coffee
Import	27 May 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	His Post to No.3 - 102cwt.3qts.3lbs of ditto Prize sugar
Import	27 May 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	His Post to No.7 - 17cwt.3qts.19lbs of ditto coffee
Import	18 Jun 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	6 casks quantity 28cwt of ditto sugar
Import	18 Jun 1745	[aforesaid]	La Paix	[aforesaid]	[aforesaid]	Hasden Younge	His Post on said 6 casks 3cwt.2qt.19lbs ditto sugar

Here begins Michaelmas Quarters Exports 1745
Export	25 Jun 1745	Dublin	Prosperous	Northam	David La Pro	Robert Pitt	4981 ~?~ English oats - free
Export	29 Jun 1745	Dublin	Resolution	Northam	John Call	George Walker & Co	266 qtrs barley & 121 qtrs & two bushels wheat English on account of bounty
Export	29 Jun 1745	Dublin	Resolution	Northam	John Call	George Walker & Co	1200 parcels earthenware 200 bushels English malt & 12 barrels British strong beer - free
Export	01 July 1745	Dublin	Resolution	Northam	John Call	William Carder	108 qtrs 3 bushels of oats and 5 qtrs 2 bushels of girts all English - free
Export	24 July 1745	Lisbon	Lark	Barnstaple	John Cooper	Thomas Benson	4 hogsheads & 1 barrel Newfoundland Cod sounds & tongues [fish] part of the Charles Vincents cargo taken & condemned as Legal Prize transhipt - 2 hogshead 2 trusses & 2 bales quantity 43 pieces Barnstaple bays, 4 ca: quantity 78 Ruggs value £19, 3 tons iron hoops brought from Bristol in the Tommy - free
Export	26 July 1745	Dublin	Tryal	Northam	James Loughlin	Thomas Grater	20 barrels strong beer & 1200 parcels earthenware British - free
Export	26 July 1745	Dublin	William & John	Northam	John Button	William Besley	190 qtrs & 2 bushels barley, 74 qtrs & 1 bushel wheat, 27 sacks quantity 16 qtrs 7 bushels & 27 pounds oatmeal on account of bounty - 5 quarters of malt all English - free
Export	26 July 1745	Dublin	Country Gally	Barnstaple	Richard Stott	William Besley	500 parcels earthenware & 10 barrels strong beer - free
Export	28 July 1745	Lisbon	Lark	Barnstaple	John Cooper	Thomas Benson	65 sacks quantity 32 qtrs & 14 bushels wheat, 8 barrels quantity 5 qtrs 2 bushels & 19 pounds ground wheat on account of bounty 11 bales quantity 70 pieces Barnstaple bays, two bales containing 30 pieces Barnstaple stuffs all free
Export	02 Aug 1745	Dublin	Recovery	Barnstaple	Samuel Jones	James Symons	143 qtrs & 2 bushels wheat, 48 qtrs & 6 bushels barley, 8 qtrs & 1 bushel ground wheat on account of bounty - security taken, 2 quarters & 4 bushels malt & 2 maunds quantity 5 dozen bottles English ale free
Export	02 Aug 1745	Dublin	Recovery	Barnstaple	Samuel Jones	William Horden	900 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	06 Aug 1745	Cork	Fancey	Barnstaple	John Limbery	John Limbery	1200 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	23 Aug 1745	Dublin	Exchange	Bideford	John Lewis	Thomas Penny	115 quarters & 6 bushels of wheat, & 337 quarters and one bushel of barley on account of bounty - security taken - free
Export	13 Sep 1745	Newray, Ireland	Terra Nova	Barnstaple	James Burn	Thomas Benson	85 sacks containing 68 qtrs & five bushels oatmeal on account bounty security taken, 1350 parcels British Earthenware - free
Export	13 Sep 1745	Dublin	Frances	Barnstaple	Thomas Salmon	Thomas Benson	195 bushels English white salt brought here Coastways in the Leviathan from Bristol by Coast Cocquet dated 30th December 1743, the excise duty of which secured here by the exporter &c, 1555 bushels French salt paid all Customs here inwards ~?~ the 6th & 24th February, 22nd September & 4th October 1743, 21st November, 12th December, 1st March last - note this vessel was entered for America but being taken at sea by a Spanish privateer & loosing all the ships papers she returned into this Port and then suffered to go for Ireland by Commissioners order

Here begins Michaelmas Quarters Imports 1745
Import	05 July 1745	Dublin	William & Sarah	Barnstaple	William Hartnoll	William Hartnoll	5 pieces containing 120 yards of Irish linen cloth per Certificate 27th ult & all plain as per oath - free. 160 kersey skins in the hair valued on oath at £8.
Import	31 July 1745	Dublin	Exchange	Bideford	John Lewis	Thomas Kenny	2 packs quantity 220 pieces containing 4400 yards of ditto linen per certificate 26th & per oath - free
Import	09 Aug 1745	Cork	Fancey	Barnstaple	John Limbery	John Limbery	In the watchhouse at Appledore in this port secured for the duties per our Tide Surveyor, 14th May last out of the Fancey, John Limbery from Cork, 2cwt.1qtr.23lbs or 275 pieces Irish hard soap
Import	14 Sep 1745	Dublin	Recovery	Barnstaple	Samuel Jones	James Symons	15 bags containing 8cwt.1qtr.11lbs or 500 great stones of Irish wool per cocquet 26th ult - free. 4 packs quantity 8cwt & 3lbs or 50 great stones of bay yarn per said cocquet - free. One bundle quantity 50 yards of Irish frieze by said cocquet, and 4 bales quantity 240 kersey skins in the hair valued at £18 on oath
Import	14 Sep 1745	Dublin	Recovery	Barnstaple	Samuel Jones	William Rowe	Two bundles containing 965 yards of Irish linen cloth per certificate 28th ult and all plain as per oath - free
Import	17 Sep 1745	Cork	Fancey	Northam	John Limbery	George Hawkes	170 cow hides in the hair & 2640 calve skins in the hair
Import	20 Sep 1745	Dublin	Exchange	Northam	John Lewis	Thomas Kenny	Two packs containing 144 pieces quantity 3836 yards of Irish linen cloth as per certificate of the 10th instant and all plain as per oath - free
Import	~~ ~~~ 1745	Dublin	Orange Tree	Barnstaple	Samuel Chinn	William Ellis	One bundle quantity 31 pieces containing 822 yards of Irish linen cloth per certificate 9th instant and all plain as per oath - free

Here begins Christmas Quarters Exports 1745
Nothing

Here begins Christmas Quarters Imports 1745
Import	~~ ~?~ 1745	Cork	Fancey	[aforesaid]	John Limbery	George Hawkes	110 calve skins in the hair and 9 cow hides in the hair

Here ends this years imports and exports
Jno Greory, H Searls
Sworn at Exeter in the County of Devon the twenty first day of August 1746 before C Clive


E 190/1003/12
Outwards in Lady day Qu[arter] 1745
Export	08 Jan 1745	Beaurdeux	~~~~~~	~~~~~	Simon Lampalies	George Strange for David Peloquin	29 hogsheads quantity 26,872 lbs tobacco, the subsidy paid & all other duties secured inwards by George Strange 10th & 21st January 1743 Out of the Bohemia from Maryland. 40 hogsheads quantity 36,125 lbs tobacco the subsidy paid & all other duties secured inwards by the said Strange the 5th December the 2nd and 7th January 1743 Out of the Union from Maryland - free
Export	10 Jan 1745	Cork	Marygold		John Trick	George Copplestone	100 qtrs of British oats - free
Export	19 Jan 1745	Cork	Marygold		John Trick	George Copplestone	70 qtrs 3 bushels barley 34 qtrs 6 bushels wheat winton measure ship'd per Sufferance dated 10th instant - free
Export	04 Feb 1745	Maryland	Bohemia		John Hearding	George Strange	32cwt.1qt.4 ells narrow garm & linnen, 0cwt.2qt.21 ells Hopsons canvas the subsidy additional duty new: subs: 1/3 subsidy & import was paid inwards at Exon by Anthony Vicary the 24th October 1743, 16 April, 9th August, 20th & 29th October 1744. 0cwt.3wt.3 ells n[arrow] German linnen was paid inwards at Exon by John Duntze 29th October 1744 as per certificate from thence dated 29th January 1744 - free
Export	08 Feb 1745	Maryland	Bohemia		John Hearding	George Strange	A parcel of saddles bridles shoes & books quantity 600 tanned leather wares on bounty security taken for exportation 60 ruggs 6 blankets 12 dozen worsted hose 6 dozen cotten capps 10 kerseys 4 single 4 double bayze 150 yards flannell 600 serge 8 dozen leather gloves 600 cwt stuffs 15 dozen felt hatts 30 bound books 50cwt wrought iron 20 cwt wrought nails 5 cwt haberdashery 5 cwt pewter 30 brass Mam[?] 2000 parcels earthenware 6 worsted broads 1 cwt loaf sugar 3 cwt cordage 60 groce tobacco pipes 3 dozen hair sieves v[alue] £1.19.0 all British made 800 yards plain Irish linnen - free
Export	09 Feb 1745	Cork	John & Grace		Edmond Poult	Richard Thomas & Co	84 qtrs wheat 60 qtrs barley winton measure - free
Export	02 Mar 1745	Maryland	Ravon		William Walter	Joshua Williams	A parcel of saddles bridles shoes & boots quantity 400 tanned leather wares on bounty security taken for exportation 50 ruggs 7 pair blankets 10 dozen worsted stockings 4 dozen worsted capps 2 dozen cotton capps 8 pieces kerseys 4 single 4 double bayze 100 yards flannell 8 pieces Whitney 400 ~?~ serge 6 dozen plain leather gloves 300 cwt stuff 20 dozen felt ~?~ hatts 2 ~?~ 40 wrought silk 30 bound books 40 pieces linnen 30cwt wrought nails 40 cwt ~?~ 6 cwt haberdashery 200 yards of fustian 3 cwt nails 40 cwt brass manufacture 2 suits woollen curtains and value £3. 1,000 parcels earthenware 40 qtrs glass bottles 2 western broads 2 cwt loaf sugar 3 cwt cordage 2 dozen hair sieves value £1.6.0. 2 dozen horse whips value £2.10.0. 4 ord[inar]y pennystones buckram 20 gross tobacco pipes 2 dozen thread stockings value £1.7.6. 3 cape cloths 1 dozen p'rs brashes 6 p'rs womens stayze value £3.12.0. 4 dozen bed ticks 8 gallons linseed oyle 20 painters colours 2 dozen drinking glasses 1000 foot window glass 4 same 4 packs water collers 1/2 cwt w sheets[?] 2 quilts 2 hoops ~?~ all British Manufacture - free
Export	02 Mar 1745	Maryland	Ravon		William Walter	Joshua Williams	2 lbs weight lead shott
Export	02 Mar 1745	Maryland	Ravon		William Walter	Joshua Williams	13cwt.0qt.0 ells pl[ain] Germ[an] linnen 120 ells hossins canvas the subsidy additional duty the subsidy p'd ~?~ & imported ~?~ inward at Exon by Antony Vicary 17th May 1743 16th April 9th August 20th & 29th October 1744 20 paper 4 rheams writing paper 4 p's mustins 50 yards plain ~?~ linnen 1? cinnamon & cloves 1 ditto nutts out of time - free
Export	06 Mar 1745	Dublin	Betty		Thomas Walsh	Samuel Banbury for William Carder	350 qtrs British oats - free
Export	18 Mar 1745	Maryland	Union		Jona[than] Strange	George Strange	1 parcel of saddles bridles shoes & boots quantity 350 tanned leather wares 60 ruggs 6 blankets 10 dozen worsted stockings 10 dozen cotton capps 15 kerseys 3 single 4 double bayze 70 yards flannell 4 pieces whitney 400 serge 400 7 dozen plain leather gloves 350 stuff 14 dozen felt hatts 2 thrown 14 wrought silks 30 bound books 20 cwt nails 14 cwt iron 4 cwt haberdashery 150 yards fustian 3 cwt perter 30 brass manufacture 1000 parcels earthenware 3 western broads 1 cwt loaf sugar 2 cwt cordage 400 dry pennystones 3 gross tobacco pipes all British Manufacture - free
Export	18 Mar 1745	Maryland	Union		Jona[than] Strange	George Strange	700:10 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linnen the subsidy additional duty N. Subsidy & import 1690 was paid inwards at Exon by Antony Vicary 16th April 9th August & 20th October 1744 1qt.21 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linnen was paid inwards by John Duntze 19th October 1744 as per certificate from Exon dated 14th March 1744 400 yards plain Irish linnen - free

Inwards in Lady day Qu[arter] 1745
Import	13 Mar 1745	Lisbon	Amity		James Goodman	Joshua Williams for John Buck	900 bushels Portugal salt 6 chests quantity 3000 oranges and lemons
Import	14 Mar 1745	Lisbon	Amity		James Goodwin	Joshua Williams for John Buck	4 ha: chests quantity 1000 oranges and lemons
Import	15 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	Robert Stafford	1500 bushels Portugal salt 16 ha: chests quantity 4000 oranges and lemons
Import	15 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	George Webber	2 ha: chests & loose quantity 1500 oranges and lemons
Import	16 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	William Yeo	7 ha: chests quantity 1 3/4 oranges and lemons

Wines Inwards in Lady day Qua[rte]r 1745
Import	11 Jan 1745	Maryland	Sophia			Isaac Williams for John Buck	1 cask Madeira wine unfilled for private use
Import	13 Jan 1745	Lisbon	Amity		James Goodwin	Isaac Williams for John Buck	4 quarter casks quantity 1/4 ton & 37 g[allons] Portugal wine unfilled for private use
Import	14 Mar 1745	Lisbon	Amity		James Goodwin		3 quarter casks quantity 75 G. Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	15 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	Robert Stafford	11 quarter casks quantity 1.2.37 G. Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	15 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	George Webber	4 quarter casks quantity 1/4 ton & 37 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	16 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	George Webber	4 quarter casks quantity 1/4 ton & 37 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	19 Mar 1745	Lisbon	Amity				10 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	20 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	George Webber	15 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	21 Mar 1745	Lisbon	Amity		James Goodwin	Isaac Williams for John Buck	16 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for private use
Import	21 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo		16 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	23 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	Robert Stafford	37 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale
Import	25 Mar 1745	Lisbon	New London				In a cellar secured for the duties Out of the New London admitted to an entry by the Hon Commissioners orders of 21 March 1744 [1744/5] 2 small casks quantity 30 gallons Portugal wine unfilled for sale

Tobacco Inwards in Lady day Qua[rte]r 1745
Import	04 Feb 1745	Maryland	Raven		William Walter	Isaac Williams for John Buck	261 hogsheads tobacco entered here 1st August last 1 further entry of 153,118 lbs tobacco
Import	08 Feb 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Maish	Isaac Williams for John Buck	1 hogshead quantity 900 lbs tobacco
Import	08 Feb 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Maish	Isaac Williams for Michael Williams	126 lbs tobacco short entered 8th instant
Import	08 Feb 1745	Maryland	Peace		James Hopkins	Isaac Williams for John Buck	89,356 lbs tobacco a further entry on 7th August 1744
Import	12 Feb 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Marten	Samuel Coulscott	2 hogsheads quantity 1700 lbs tobacco
Import	14 Feb 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Maish	Robert Maine	15 hogsheads quantity 11,000 [lbs] tobacco
Import	14 Feb 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Maish	Nathaniel Maish	3 hogsheads quantity 2,500 lbs tobacco
Import	15 Feb 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Marten	Samuel Coulscott	528 lbs tobacco
Import	19 Feb 1745	Maryland	Peace		James Hopkins	Isaac Williams for John Buck	2,213 lbs tobacco
Import	18 Feb 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Maish	Nathaniel Maish	687 lbs tobacco
Import	20 Feb 1745	Maryland	Susannah		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for Peter Tozin	2 hogsheads quantity 1000 lbs tobacco
Import	23 Feb 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Marten	Isaac Williams for John Buck	79,669 lbs tobacco a further entry 16th Dec 1744
Import	01 Mar 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Marten	Isaac Williams for Peter Tozin	718 [lbs] tobacco, paid 21st ultimo
Import	18 Mar 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Marten	Isaac Williams for Peter Tozin	7 hogsheads quantity 6,000 lbs of tobacco

Outwards in Midsummer Quarter 1745
Export	27 Mar 1745	Maryland	Peace		James Hopkins	Isaac Williams for John Buck	A parcel of saddles bridles shoes and boots quantity 400 lbs tanned leather wares on bounty security taken for exportation 80 ruggs 7 p. blankets 10 dozen worsted stockings 4 dozen cotten capps 8 pieces Horsey 4 single 4 double bayze 100 yards flannell 8 pieces Whitney 400 lbs Serges 6 dozen plain leather gloves 400 lbs stuffs 12 dozen felt and Carolina hatts 2 lbs thrown 40 lbs wrought silk 30 lbs bound books 40 pieces linnen 30 cwt nails 20 cwt iron manufacture 6 cwt haberdashery 200 yards fustian 3 cwt pewter 40 lbs brass manufacture 2 suits woollen curtains & vallains value £3.0.0. 1,000 parcels earthenware 4 gross glass bottles 2 western broads 2 cwt loaf sugar 3 cwt cordage 2 dozen hair sieves value £1.6. 2 dozen horse whips 3 cwt cordage 2 dozen hair seives 4 ordinary pennystones 3 parcels buchram 20 gross tobacco pipes 1 dozen thead stockings value £1.16.0. 3 cape cloths 1 dozen p'r bellows value £18. 2 dozen hair brushes 6 p'r womens stayze value £3.12.0. 20 lattin ware value £1.10.0. 1 dozen chairs value £3.0.0. 4 dozen bed ticks 8 gallons linseed oyl 20c painters colours 2 dozen drinking glasses 100 feet window glass 4 saws 4 welch cottons 1/2 cwt steele 2 quilts 2 hoop peticoats all British manufacture - free
Export	27 Mar 1745	Maryland	Peace		James Hopkins	Isaac Williams for John Buck	2 cwt lead shotts
Export	27 Mar 1745	Maryland	Peace		James Hopkins	Isaac Williams for John Buck	1cwt.3qr.21 ells narrow german linnen 4 subs additional duty new subs 1/3 subs & imp[orted] 1,690 was paid inwards at Exon by Antony Vicary 16th April 9th August 1744 3cwt.1qt.17 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linnen was paid inwards by Nicolas Lees 17th November 1742 9cwt.3qt.24 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linnen was paid inwards by John Colsworthy 31st October 1744 as per certificate from Exon dated 11th 23rd March 1744 800 yards plain Irish linnen 4 rheam writing paper 1 cwt cinnamon 1 ditto mace 1 ditto cloves 1 ditto nutts 30 ditto peper out of time - free
Export	01 Apr 1745	Newfoundland	Dove		George Webber	Robert Stafford	1,100 bushels Portugal salt the subs new subs 1/3 subs 2/3 subs & add[itiona]l imp[ort] 1690 2/3 was paid inwards by him the 15th March 1744 [1744/5] (excise secured this day) - free
Export	02 Apr 1745	Dublin	Hartland Trader		Joseph Lyle	Richard Thomas & Co	150 qtrs wheat 31 ditto barley Winton Measure shipped by suff[erance] dated 28th ult - feee
Export	08 Apr 1745	Dublin	John and Grace		Edmond Prust	Nicolas Wolferstan	190 quarters British oats - free
Export	10 Apr 1745	Dublin	Good Intent		Joshua Hill	George Copplestone	250 qtrs oats 20 qtrs w. peas 6 hogsheads cyder - free
Export	13 Apr 1745	Dublin	Thomas		Robert Bigham	Samuel Moore	350 qtrs British oats - free
Export	18 Apr 1745	Maryland	Nightingale		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for Thomas Henney and John Luxon	A parcel of saddles bridles shoes and boots quantity 400 lbs tanned leather wares 80 ruggs 7 p'r blankets 10 dozen worsted stockings 4 dozen worsted capps 2 dozen cotten capps 8 pieces Horsey 4 single 4 double bayze 100 yards flannell 8 pieces Whitney 400 lbs Serges 6 dozen plain leather gloves 300 lbs stuffs 12 dozen felt and Carolina hatts 2 lbs thrown 40 lbs wrought silk 30 lbs bound books 40 pieces linnen 30 cwt nails 20 cwt iron manufacture 6 cwt haberdashery 200 yards fustian 3 cwt pewter 40 lbs brass manufacture 2 suits woollen curtains & vallains value £3. 1,000 parcels earthenware 4 gross glass bottles 2 western broads 2 cwt loaf sugar 3 cwt cordage 2 dozen hair sieves value £1.6.0. 2 dozen horse whips value £2.10. 4 ordinary pennystones 2 parcels buchram 20 gross tobacco pipes 1 dozen thead stockings value £1.16.0. 3 cape cloths 1 dozen p'r bellows value £18. 2 dozen hair brushes 6 p'r womens stayze value £3. 4 ordinary bed ticks 8 gallons linseed oyl 20c painters colours 2 dozen drinking glasses 100 feet window glass 4 saws 4 welch cottons 1/2 cwt steele 2 quilts 2 hoop peticoats all British manufacture - free
Export	18 Apr 1745	Maryland	Nightingale		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for Thomas Henney and John Luxon	1 cwt lead shott
Export	18 Apr 1745	Maryland	Nightingale		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for Thomas Henney and John Luxon	8cwt.0qtr.8 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linnen the subs add[itiona]l duty new subs 1/3 subs & temp 1690 was paid inwards at Exon by John Duntze 9th August 24th October 1744. 13cwt.3qtr.19 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linnen was paid inwards by Nicolas Lee 17th November 1742 30th September 1743 & 6th November 1744 as per certificate from Exon dated 22nd March 1744. 1,000 yards plain Irish linnen 2 pieces Cambrick 1 cwt cinnamon 1 ditto nutts 1 ditto cloves 1 ditto maces 10 ditto pepper 3 reams writing paper out of time - free
Export	20 Apr 1745	Newfoundland	Dove		George Webber	Robert Stafford	4cwt.2qt. ells n[arrow] G[erman] linen the subs add[itiona]l duty new subs & imp[ort] 1,690 was paid inwards at Exon by William Giffard 31st October 1744 as per certificate from thence dated the 4th April 1745 2 hogshead quantity 2.003 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by Isaac Williams for late John Buck 6th December & 23rd February 1744 [1744/5] & 26th March 1745 out of the Maryland Merchant from Maryland - free
Export	24 Apr 1745	Newry	Oak		Vere West	Richard Thomas for Nicolas Wolferstan	350 quarters British oats - free
Export	24 Apr 1745	Amsterdam	Young Cornelia		Class Theunisz Visser	Thomas Kenney for Messrs Thomas & Adrian Hope on Com.	131,533 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by Joshua Williams for late John Buck Esq 1st August 8th 16th February 1744 [1744/5] out of the Peace from Maryland - free
Export	27 Apr 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Buck [sic]	Isaac Williams for John Buck	A parcel of saddles bridles shoes and boots quantity 150 lbs tanned leather wares on bounty security taken for exportation 80 ruggs 7 p'r blankets 10 dozen worsted stockings 4 dozen worsted capps 2 dozen cotten ditto 8 pieces Horsey 4 single 4 double bayze 100 yards flannell 8 pieces Whitney 400 lbs Serges 6 dozen plain leather gloves 300 lbs stuffs 12 dozen felt and Carolina hatts 2 lbs thrown 40 lbs wrought silk 30 lbs bound books 40 pieces linnen 30 cwt nails 20 cwt iron manufacture 2 suits woollen curtains & vallains value £3. 1,000 parcels earthenware 4 gross glass bottles 2 western broads 2 cwt loaf sugar 3 cwt cordage 2 dozen hair sieves value £1.6.0. 3 cape cloths 1 dozen p'r bellows value £18. 2 dozen hair brushes 6 p'r womens stayze value £3.12.0. 20c Lattin ware value £2.10.0 1 dozen chairs value £3, 4 dozen bed ticks 10 gallons linseed oyl 20c painters colours 2 dozen drink glasses 100 feet window glass 4 saws 4 welch cottons 1/2 cwt steele 2 quilts 2 hoop peticoats all British manufacture - free
Export	27 Apr 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Buck [sic]	Isaac Williams for John Buck	1 cwt lead shott
Export	27 Apr 1745	Dublin	Good Intent		Joshua Hill	George Copplestone	260 qtrs barley 15 4 bushels wheat winch[ester] meas[ure] shipp'd per suff[erance] dated 10th inst[ant] - free
Export	27 Apr 1745	Dublin	Prosperous		David Lepro	Robert Pitt	300 qtrs British oats - free
Export	29 Apr 1745	Amsterdam	Young Cornelia		Class Theunisz Visser	Thomas Kenney for Messrs Thomas & Adrian Hope on Com.	87 hogsheads quantity 74,728 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by Isaac Williams for the late John Buck 16th December [1744] 23rd February 1744 [1744/5] & 26th March 1745 out of the Maryland Merchant from Maryland - free
Export	29 Apr 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		[aforesaid]	Isaac Williams for late John Buck	12cwt.1qt.15 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linen the subs add[itiona]l duty new subs 1/3 subs & imp[ort] 1,690 was paid inwards at Exon by William Elliot for the administration of Thomas Hutchings 9th August 1744. 2cwt.0qt.10 ells n[arrow] G[erman] linen was paid inwards by Nicolas Lee 6th November 1744. 1cwt.1qtr n[arrow] G[erman] linen was paid inwards by John Duntze 9th August 1744 as per certificate from Exon dated 10th instant 800 yards plain Irish linnen 1c cinnamon 1 ditto maies 1c cloves 1 ditto nutts 20c pepper 3 rheams writing paper out of time - free
Export	30 Apr 1745	Amsterdam	Young Cornelia		Class Theunisz Visser	Thomas Kenney for Messrs Thomas & Adrian Hope on Com.	38,548 lbs tobacco paid subs & all other duties secured inwards per Isaac Williams for late John Buck 23rd February 1744 [1744/5] & 26th March 1745 out of the Maryland Merchant a Maryland - free
Export	30 Apr 1745	Belfast	John		Hugh Flin	Richard Thomas & Co	81 qtrs wheat 119 ditto barley 8 qtrs oatmeal Win[chester] Meas[ure] p[er] Suff[erance] dated 23rd inst - free
Export	08 May 1745	Cork	John		Robert Follet		1,500 parcels earthenware - free
Export	21 May 1745	Belfast	Jane		Robert Follet	William Carder	15 qtrs peas 2 barrels Eng[lish] beer 1 barrel Eng[lish] cyder 4,000 barrel hoops - free
Export	27 May 1745	Dublin	Success		William Hartnold	Samuel Banbury	250 qtrs Brit[ish] oats - free
Export	31 May 1745	Dublin	John and Grace		Edmond Prust	Mungo Underwood	180 qtrs Brit[ish] oats - free
Export	01 Jun 1745	Dublin	Success		William Hartnoll	Samuel Banbury	15 qtrs wheat 138qt.2lb barley Winton Measure ship'd per suff[erance] dated 27th ult - free
Export	01 Jun 1745	Belfast	Jane		Robert Hodge	William Carder	86qt.2lb wheat 287qt.4lb barley Winton Measure ship'd by suff[erance] on 21st ult - free
Export	04 Jun 1745	Cardigan	Ann		William Roberts	Richard Thomas & Co	150 qtrs British oats - free
Export	05 Jun 1745	Newry	Hartland Trader		James Lyle	Richard Thomas & Co	60 qtrs British oats - free
Export	07 Jun 1745	Dublin	Yarmouth		Thomas Knill	Richard Thomas & Co	250 qtrs British oats - free
Export	07 Jun 1745	Cork	Myrtle Tree		Thomas Ellis	Thomas Ellis	15 tons British oak bark value £18.15.0 - free
Export	08 Jun 1745	Waterford	Jone		Samuel Ellis	Nio's [Nicolas] Wolferston & Co	380 qtrs British oats - free
Export	11 Jun 1745	Newry	Hartland Trader		James Lyle	Richard Thomas & Co	175 qtrs barley 15 qtrs oatmeal Win[ton] Measure shipt per suff[erance] dated the 5th inst - free
Export	15 Jun 1745	Cork	Fancy		Jos[hu]a Limbery	John Limbery	1 ton 1cwt British cheese - free
Export	15 Jun 1745	Waterford	Truelove		William Stavely	Richard Thomas & Co	600 qtrs British oats - free
Export	19 Jun 1745	Newry	Oak		Vere West	Richard Thomas & Co	184 qtrs wheat 14 qtrs oatmeal Winton Measure ship'd per suff[erance] dated 11th inst - free
Export	20 Jun 1745	Dublin	William & Mary		Thomas Williams	William Carder for Henry Miller	43 qtrs wheat 26 J 6 B barley W[inton] Measure ship'd per suff[erance] dated 11th inst - free
Export	20 Jun 1745	Dublin	William & Mary		Thomas Williams	H Miller	12 qtrs British malt - free
Export	21 Jun 1745	Cork	Fanny		John Limbery	Samuel Banbury	26: 6 bushels barley 214 qtrs wheat W[inton] Measure ship'd per suff[erance] dated the 4th instant - free

Inwards in Midsummer Quarter 1745
Export	30 Apr 1745	Lisbon	Amity		James Goodwin	Isaac Williams for John Buck	546 bushels Portugal salt paid on 13th March 1744 [1744/5]
Export	30 Apr 1745	Lisbon	New London		William Yeo	Robert Stafford	750 bushels Portugal salt paid on last quarter

Wines imported in Midsummer Quarter 1745
Nil

Tobacco imported in Midsummer Quarter 1745
Import	26 Mar 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Marten	Isaac Williams for John Buck	38,192 lbs tobacco paid on 23rd past
Import	22 Apr 1745	Maryland	Maryland Merchant		John Marten	John Marten	270 lbs tobacco paid last inst
Import	29 Apr 1745	Maryland	Susanna		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for William Kenney	10 hogsheads quantity 6,000 lbs tobacco
Import	08 May 1745	Maryland	Falcon		John Biseck	Isaac Williams for Arthur Saunders	3 hogsheads quantity 2,000 lbs tobacco
Import	22 May 1745	Maryland	Falcon		John Biseck	Isaac Williams for Arthur Saunders	1,163 lbs tobacco paid on 8th inst
Import	01 Jun 1745	Maryland	Susanna		William Kenney	Joshua Williams for William Kenney	4,500 lbs tobacco a further entry
Import	05 Jun 1745	Maryland	Susanna		William Kenney	Joshua Williams for John Buck	Isaac Williams for the executions in trust to late John Buck, 30,000 lbs tobacco a farther entry from 29th November last
Import	19 Jun 1745	Maryland	Susanna		William Kenney	Joshua Williams for John Buck	131,533 lbs tobacco a further entry from 26th November last

Outwards in Michaelmas Quarter 1745
Export	25 Jun 1745	Dublin	Prosperous		David Lepro	William Halls & Co	17 qtrs wheat 5 ditto barley shipt per suff[erance] dated 18th inst - free
Export	25 Jun 1745	Dublin	Prosperous		David Lepro	William Halls & Co	41qt.2lb wheat 31qt.7lb barley 5qt.2lb oatmeal Winch[este]r Measure ship'd per suff[erance] dated 27th April last - free
Export	29 Jun 1745	Dublin	Orangetree		Samuel Chinn	William Ellis	1,200 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	01 July 1745	Dublin	Orangetree		Samuel Chinn	George Strange	345qt.3lb of wheat W[inchester] Mea[sure] shipt per suff[erance] dated 21st past- free
Export	05 July 1745	Waterford	John		Robert Follet	Robert Follet	1,200 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	17 July 1745	Newry	Morning Starr		Evan Morgan	James Chimmo	11qt.3lb wheat 46qt.6lb barley Win[chester] Meas[ure] shipt per suff[erance] dated 16th inst - free
Export	22 July 1745	Newry	Dove		John Giles	Samuel Banbury	106qt.6lb wheat 210qt barley Win[chester] Meas[ure] shipt per suff[erance] dated 8th inst - free
Export	30 July 1745	Dublin	William & John		John Button	William Halls & Co	18qt: 6 bushels barley 30qt.3lb wheat Win[chester] Meas[ure] shipt per suff[erance] dated 6th inst - free
Export	30 July 1745	Dublin	William & John		John Button	John Button	150 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	31 July 1745	Waterford	John		Robert Follet	Robert Follet	1,200 parcels British earthenware - free
Export	02 Aug 1745	Dublin	Loyalty		William Gliddon	Nicolas Wolferstan	1,540 bushels French salt the subs: new subs: 1/3 subsidy 2/3 subs: & imp'a 1692/3 was paid inwards by said Wolferstan 12th July 1742 & the duty of excise sood the day out of the Mary & Jos[eph]: a Croisic - free
Export	02 Aug 1745	Belfast	Jane		Charles Davy	Charles Davy for William Carder	2 boxes quantity 28 gross & 1/2 tobacco pipes 1 barrel ale 3 sacks quantity 10 bushels peas - free
Export	02 Aug 1745	Dublin	Betty		Thomas Welch	Samuel Banbury	122qt.5b wheat 112qt.4b barley Win[chester] Meas[ure] shipt per suff[erance] dated 31st ult - free
Export	03 Aug 1745	Belfast	Jane		Charles Davy	William Carder	54qt wheat 187:4b barley & 61 qtrs oatmeal Win[chester] Mea[sure] shipt per suff[erance] dated 24th ultimo - free
Export	07 Aug 1745	Dublin	Loyalty		William Gliddon	Richard Thomas & Co	3 packets quantity 1 cwt hopps 100qt B[ritish] oats - free
Export	27 Aug 1745	Dublin	Hartland Trader		James Lyle	Richard Thomas & Co	78qt wheat 42qt barley 78 qt oatmeal 1 qt rye W[inchester] Meas[ure] shipt per suff[erance] dated 22nd inst - free
Export	31 Aug 1745	Waterford	John			John Handcock	1,200 parcels earthenware 20 barrels cyder - free

Inwards in Michaelmas Quarter 1745
Import	03 July 1745	Waterford	John		Robert Follet	Robert Stafford for Michael Hobbs	440 Ox & Cow hides in the hair
Import	08 July 1745	Belfast	Jane		Robert Hodge	William Carder	3 pieces quantity 75 yards Irish linnen as per certificate from thence dated 29th ult - free
Import	30 July 1745	Dublin	Loyalty		William Gliddon	William Gliddon for Jonathan Russell	17 pieces laote[?] quantity 540 yards Irish linnen cloth as per certificate from thence dated 16th July 1745 - free
Import	16 Aug 1745	Waterford	John		Robert Follet	Robert Stafford for Thomas Knowles	370 Ox & Cow hides in the hair

Wines and Foreign Spirits imported in Michaelmas quarter 1745
Import	03 Aug 1745	Cork	Fanny		John Limbery		In the Naireb[?] secured for the duties out of the Faney: 1 cask quantity 34 gallons of rum admitted to an entry by the Honorable Commisioners Order of 24th ultimo - excised
Import	03 Aug 1745	Cork	Fanny		John Limbery		1 cask quantity 34 gallons Rum ditto subs & coynage
Import	12 Aug 1745	Maryland	Sophia		John Lovering	Joshua Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck esq	2 gallons Madeira wine unfilled for private use

Tobacco imported in Michaelmas quarter 1745
Import	08 July 1745	Maryland	Susannah		William Kenney	Joshua Williams	17,362 lbs tobacco paid on 19th past
Import	08 July 1745	Maryland	Susannah		William Kenney	William Kenney	812 lbs tobacco paid on 1st June last
Import	06 Aug 1745	Maryland	Sophia		John Lovering	Isaac Williams for the executors &c [in trust to late John Buck esq]	155 hogsheads quantity 50,000 lbs tobacco
Import	19 Aug 1745	Maryland	Faulcon		John Biseck	Isaac Williams for the executors &c [in trust to late John Buck esq]	100,000 lbs tobacco a further entry on 5th June last
Import	20 Aug 1745	Maryland	Faulcon		John Biseck	William Strange	3 hogsheads quantity 2,100 lbs tobacco
Import	21 Aug 1745	Maryland	Faulcon		John Biseck	Isaac Williams for John Biseck	13 hogsheads quantity 8,000 lbs tobacco
Import	02 Sep 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Marsh	Robert Maine	4,965 lbs tobacco paid on 14th Feb 1744 [1744/5]
Import	02 Sep 1745	Maryland	Faulcon		John Biseck	Isaac Williams for the executors &c [in trust to late John Buck esq]	19,374 lbs tobacco paid on 19th past
Import	02 Sep 1745	Maryland	Faulcon		John Biseck	John Biseck	5,639 lbs tobacco paid on 21st past
Import	05 Sep 1745	Maryland	Faulcon		John Biseck	William Strange	853 lbs tobacco paid on the 20th past
Import	23 Sep 1745	Maryland	Sophia		John Lovering	Abraham Daw	2 hogsheads quantity 800 lbs tobacco
Import	23 Sep 1745	Maryland	Sophia		John Lovering	Abraham Daw	221 lbs tobacco paid as above entry

Outwards in Christmas Quarter 1745
Export	05 Oct 1745	Morlaix	~?~loon		Robert Maine	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	180 hogsheads quantity 165,343 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by said Williams for said Buck 20th November 1744 ?? June 19th August & 2nd September 1745 by ???? on trust to late John Buck out of the ~?~loon from Maryland
Export	11 Oct 1745	Morlaix	~?~loon		Robert Maine	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	55 hogsheads quantity 50,766 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by the said Williams for said Buck the 6th December & 23rd February 1744 [1744/5] & 26th March 1745 out of the Maryland Merchant for Maryland
Export	14 Oct 1745	Morlaix	~?~loon		Robert Maine	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	55 hogsheads quantity 49,478 lbs tobacco the subsidies paid & all other duties secured inwards here by said Williams for said Buck 1st August 4th February 1744 out of the Raven from Maryland
Export	15 Oct 1745	Waterford	John			John Handcock	1,200 parcels British earthenware 10 barrels cyder 5 ~?~ barley all British
Export	22 Oct 1745	Hartre[?] or Gavies[?]	Roebuck		John Lovering	Isaac Williams for the executors &c [in trust to late John Buck]	127 hogsheads quantity 116,765 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by said Williams for the said Buck 1st August 4th February 1744 [1744/5] out of the Raven a Maryland
Export	24 Oct 1745	Hartre[?] or Gavies[?]	Roebuck		John Lovering	Isaac Williams for the executors &c [in trust to late John Buck]	102 hogsheads quantity 97,222 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by said Williams for the said Buck 26th November 1744 19th June ~?~ July 1745 out of the Susannah a Maryland
Export	25 Oct 1745	Hartre[?] or Gavies[?]	Roebuck		John Lovering	Isaac Williams for the executors &c [in trust to late John Buck]	91 hogsheads quantity 86,444 lbs tobacco the subs paid & all other duties secured inwards by said Williams for the said Buck 9th November 1744, 15th 22nd inst out of the Roebuck from Maryland
Export	06 Nov 1745	Dublin	Exchange		John Lewis	William Halls & Co	243 qtrs wheat 185 qtrs barley Winton Measure shipt per suff[erance] dated the 26th ult
Export	26 Nov 1745	Waterford	John			John Handcock	1,200 parcels British earthenware 10 barrels cyder 3 qtrs peas all British - free
Export	16 Dec 1745	Maryland	Susannah		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	A parcel of saddles bridles shoes & boots quantity 800 lb tanned leather wares on bounty security taken for exportation 120 ruggs 4 pair blankets 18 dozen worsted stockings 8 dozen worsted capps 4 dozen cotton capps 14 kerseys 4 single 8 double bayzes 300 yards flannell 10 blankettings 15 Whitney 800 serge 14 dozen plain leather gloves 600 stuffs 30 dozen felt & Caroline hatts 40 ~?~ wrought silk 70 pieces linnen 50c w[rough]t nails 45 cwt wrought iron 10 cwt haberdashery 400 yards fustian 5 cwt pewter 60c brass manufacture 2 suits woollen curtains & vall[ai]ns value £5 1,000 parcels earthenware 6 gross empty glass bottles 5 wes[ter]n broads 2 pieces muslin 3 cwt loaf sugar 5 cwt cordage 3 dozen hair sieves value £1.19.0. 3 dozen horse whips value £3.12.0. 7 ord[in]ary pennystones 3 pieces buckram 1/2 ton grinding stones 40 gross tobacco pipes 3 dozen thread stockings value £5.4s. 4 cape cloths 1 dozen p'r bellows value £1.4s. 3 dozen hair brushes 1 dozen p'r womens stayze value £7. 50 yards bone lace 40c Lattin ware value £3. 3 dozen chairs value £5. 6 dozen bed ticks 10 gallons linseed oyle 4 towling p'r 30c painters colours 3 dozen drinking glasses 1000 feet window glass 12 Welch cottons 6 saivs 100c steele 4 harpeticoats 12 womens short cloaks all British manufacture - free
Export	16 Dec 1745	Maryland	Susannah		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	2 lbs weight lead shott
Export	16 Dec 1745	Maryland	Susannah		William Kenney	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	20c.1qt.14 ells narrow German linnen the subsidy additional duty new subs: 1/3 subs & imp[orted] 1,690 was paid inwards at Exon by Antony Vicary 9th August & 20th October 1744, 4th May & 2nd September 1745 as per certificate from Exon dated 12th December 1745. 50c peppers 4 rheams writing paper 1c cinnamon 1c cloves 1c maces 1c nutmeggs 500 yards plain Irish linnen 250 bushells French salt the sub n[ew] subs 1/3 to subs 2/3 subs & additional imp[ort] 169 2/3 were paid 19th 26th January 1743 & the excise s[ecu]red 21st November 1745 out of the Dolphin from Morlaix

Inwards in Christmas quarter 1745
Import	12 Oct 1745	Waterford	John		John Hankock	Robert Stafford for Thomas Knowles	397 dry Ox & Cow hides in the hair 103 calf skins in the hair
Import	18 Nov 1745	Waterford	Yarmouth		Thomas Shaxton	Robert Stafford for Thomas Knowles	309 dry Ox & Cow hides in the hair 100 dry calves skins ditto
Import	28 Nov 1745	Maryland	Union		Jonathan Strange	George Strange	10c hogsheads & 10c barrell staves P.G. - free

Wines imported in Christmas quarter 1745
Nil

Tobacco imported in Christmas quarter 1745
Import	07 Oct 1745	Maryland	Sophia		John Lovering	John Lovering	10 hogsheads quantity 10,000 lbs tobacco
Import	15 Oct 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Marsh	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	100,000 lbs tobacco a further entry on 19th November 1744
Import	22 Oct 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Marsh	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	100,000 lbs tobacco a further entry on 19th November 1744
Import	04 Nov 1745	Maryland	Roebuck		Nathaniel Marsh	Isaac Williams for the executors in trust to late John Buck	8,373 lbs tobacco paid on 22nd inst
Import	26 Nov 1745	Maryland	Sophia		John Lovering	John Lovering	80,000 lbs tobacco paid on 6th August last
Import	28 Nov 1745	Maryland	Union		Jonathan Strange	George Strange	103 hogsheads quantity 66,170 lbs tobacco
Import	29 Nov 1745	Maryland	Sophia		John Lovering	John Lovering	1,141 lbs tobacco paid on 7th October last
Import	02 Dec 1745						Isaac Williams paid the executors 1 hogshead & Posts on 31st October 1744 for 3,648 lbs tobacco
Import	02 Dec 1745						Isaac Williams paid the executors 24,172 lbs tobacco paid on 26th past

Year ends
Signed: Jonathan Lavington D. Searcher
Sworn at Exeter in the County of Devon the 21st day of August 1746 before C. Clive

Transcriber’s notes:

Port Books for the ports of Appledore, Bideford and Barnstaple are housed in the National Archives from 1565 to 1745. There are some gaps due to non-survival of records, and other gaps due to damaged documents.

Typically these books record:
•    Date of entry
•    Name of ship
•    Tonnage of vessel
•    Port where vessel is registered
•    Port where vessel is going to, or coming from
•    Name of the Captain or Master of the vessel
•    Name of the merchant responsible for the goods
•    Whether the merchant is English or foreign
•    Description of the cargo, including the method of storage (barrels, casks, bags), the weight (hundredweights, pounds) and the value for the purposes of assessing tax to be paid.

The following officials were responsible for checking the cargoes and recording the tax due:
•    Collector or ‘Customer’ – made a return of all goods exported or imported and all moneys received, for which he issued a cocket (receipt).
•    Controller – made a similar return but did not receive the payments.
•    Searcher – appointed to prevent fraud, who had to make examine the goods and return a warrant to show he had done so.
•    Surveyor - appointed to check the work of the Searcher.

The books for 1745 contain about 28 pages, written in English.

Details of the cargoes have been transcribed as fully as possible.
Further information on value and taxation are available in the original document.

Some commodities and units of measurement used in these documents may not be obvious, so here are some definitions:
•    Baies (Baize) - Coarse woollen cloth, often made in Barnstaple.
•    Buckram - Stiff cotton or linen cloth with a plain, loose weave.
•    Coquette (Cocket) - A document issued by Customs Officials certifying payment of duties.
•    Ell - Measure of length of textiles (equivalent to six hand breadths), about 45 inches.
•    Hides in the hair – Animal skin that has not been tanned or dressed.
•    Kersey - Coarse woollen cloth with a smooth back, derived from the village of Kersey in Suffolk.
•    Maund - A large square basket or hamper, sometimes with a hinged lid in two parts.
•    Musco [Muscavadoes] - Unrefined brown sugar.
•    Penistone - A coarse woollen cloth formerly used to make clothes.
•    Rugg – A coarse frieze, a frieze cloak or mantle. Originally imported from Ireland, sometimes called 'Waterford rugg'.
•    Sufferance - A bonded sufferance warehouse is where goods are temporarily stored awaiting clearance by Customs or were used to defer paying Customs duty.
•    Train [oil] – Drained fish oil, usually from cod.
•    Winchester - Denotes the legal standard for bushels and chalders.
•    Winton - An old name for Winchester.

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Customs Port Books 1745

Port of: Barnstaple and Bideford

Books for: Overseas trade

Type of books: Searcher

Language: Latin

Taken from Port Books in National Archives ref: E 190/1003/10 and 12

Transcribed by David Carter 2023

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