Note 31 — PART I Financing the Plymouth Colony

Mary Freer Keeler, The Long Parliament, 1640–41 (Philadelphia, 1954), 390; Frances Rose-Troup, John White: the Patriarch of Dorchester ... (New York, 1930), 56, 460, 163n., 73n.; Winthrop Papers, II, 82n., 97; Andrews, Col. Per. Amer. Hist., I, 345, citing Bradford, History, ed. Ford, I, 406. The correct reference is ibid., 416. Isabel M. Calder, “A Seventeenth Century Attempt to Purify the Anglican Church,” Amer. Hist. Rev., LIII, 761, 774n.; Pearl, London and the Outbreak, 194–195. It is possible that the John White named as an owner of ships at Plymouth, Devon, is the lawyer, although it might also be John White of Dorchester, Cal. S. P. Dom., 1628–29, 301, 306, 440, 441; ibid., 1629–31, 154, 156.