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The Roll of King Edward II1V Fleet before Calais, (m)

*1 be South Feeet.

Cotton, Li hr .

UackJuyt.

Furnijhed by

Ships »

Mariners.

Ships,

The King

2 S

419

25

London

2 S

662

25

Milford ( My lessord)

2

24

2

Hoo (Mome)

2

24

2

Maidstone

2

Hope

2

4

2

New Hyeth (. Newhithe }

S

19

5

Margate

*5

160

-5

Motme

2

23

2

Feyersham

2

23

2

Sandwich

22

5° 4

22

Dover

21

33 6

16

Wight

13

220

k3

Winehelsea

21

59 6

21

Wey mouth

20

264

15

JLyme \

4

62

4

Seaton

2

25

2

Sydmouth

3

62

3

Exmouth

10

193

10

Tegmouth

7

120

7

Dartmouth

31

757

31

Portsmouth

5

96

5

Plymouth

26

603

26

Loo

20

325

20

Yalm ( Talye )

2

48

2

Foy (Fowey)

47

770

47

Bristol

24

608

22

Tin mouth

2

25

2

Hastings

5

96

5

Romney

4

75

4

Rye

9

i5 6

9

Hieth

6

112

6

Shoreham

26

329

20

Seaford

5

80

5

New mouth

2

18

2

Hammowle-Hook

7

117

7

Hooke

ii

208

11

Southampton

21

57 6

21

Lymington

9

-59

9

Poole

4

94

4

Wareham

3

59

3

Swanzey

1

29

1

Ufra-combe ( Ithercom )

6

79

6

Padstowe ( Patrick-Jiowe ),

2

17

2

Polerwan

i

60

1

Wadworth

1

H

1

Cardiffe ( Hendejfe )

1

5r

1

Bridgwater

1

15

1

Caermarthen

1

16

I

Cailchesworth

1

ir

1

Mulbrook

1

12

1

Total of the South Fleet 493

9h°

493

m

120

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(®) I have given the Names of Places according to the Modern Names and Orthography: ButWhere the Difference is great, I have added the Ancient Names in a Parenthesis,