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The Gunpowder Plot and Lord Mounteagle's Letter, Being a Proof, with Moral Certitude, of the Authorship of the Document

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British Museum — Add. MS. 5847, Fo. 322. List of such as were apprehended for the Gun-Powder Plot.

The names of such as were taken in Warwicke and Worcestershire, & brought to London.

Sr Everard Digby, Knight

Robt Winter

John Winter

John Grant

Tho: Percy

Tho: Winter

Robt Acton

Henry Morgan

Christopher Litleton

Lodwicke Grant, who was taken the 9 of Novemb: & confessed there was lodged in Holbage House to the number of 60 Persons.

Tho: Grant

Willm Cooke

Robt Higgins

Christopher Wright

Robt Rookwood

Mr Henry Hurleston, Sonne & Heire of Sir Edward Hurleston[A]

Tho: Anderton[B]

John Clifton[C]

Mathy Batty, late Servant to the Lord Monteagle

Willm Thornberry} Servants to Mr. Hurleston

Henry Sergeant }

Stephne Bonne}

Richard Daye } Servants to Sr Everard Digby

Willm Eadale }

James Garvey }

Robt Abram

Robt Osborne

Christopher Archer

Ambrose Fuller

Willm Howson

Francis Grant

Richard Westberry

Tho: Richardson

Edward Bickerstaffe

Will Snow

John Facklins

Francis Prior

Tho: Darler, Servant to Mr Robt Monson

Reginald Miles, Servant to Sir Willm Engleston

Tho: Rookwood, of Claxton, in Warwickshire

Richard Yorke } Suspected Persons usually resorting

Marmaduke Ward} to Mr Winter, Mr

Robt Key } Grant & Mr Rookwoods

Robt Townsend, of St. Edmund Berry

The Lord Mountacute} Are all comitted to the

The Lord Mordant } Tower

Mr Francis Tressam}

The Earle of North: is in the Custody still of the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.

This was Henry Percy Earl of Northumberland, W.C.

Gentlewomen

My Lady Mordant

Mris Dorothy Grant

Mris Helyn Cooke

Mris Mary Morgayne

Mris Anne Higgins

Mris Martha Percy

Mris Dorothy Wright

Mris Margaret Wright

Mris Rookwood

See Mr. Dod’s “History of Catholick Church,” vol. ii., p. 331, W.C.

[N.B. — This MS. consists of extracts from the Collections of the Rev. Mr. Rand, Rector of Leverington and Newton, in the Isle of Ely.]

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