R/RFHA Newsletter, September 2001                         P.32

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WILLIAM RAWLINGS, Baltimore Co., MD - "William's Lot' - 150 acres Purchased October 25, 1731

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From 'The Complete Book of Immigrants 1607-1660"

HENRY RAWLINS, aged 25, passenger on the 'Expedition, Capt. Peter Blackler. Bound from London to Barbados, November 20, 1635.

HENRY is mentioned 4 more times during the year 1655 as receiving indentured servants from England to serve on his plantation.

GEORGE RAWLINGS, note of the administration of his estate in Virginia Kamiaru 1654.

PACY(PERCY?) RAWLINGS, in receipt of a husbandman from County Devon in England to serve on his plantation on the island of Nevis in the Caribbean. Nov. 15,1660

PERRY RAWLINGS, in receipt of two seaman bound to him to serve 3 years each in Barbados. Nov. 15, 1660

ROBERT RAWLINGS of Devon , gentleman, witnessing the indenture of Charles Hoke for 7 years to a barber-surgeon now resident in Barbados. Feb. 4, 1656

JOHN RAWLINGS, aged 18, of London, bound to work on the island of St. Christopher no time stated by the warrant of the Earl of Carlisle. May 21, 1635.

JOHN RAWLINGS, an apprentice at Bridewell Hospital , "will not be ruled or take any good course" and is therefore to leave for the colonies to work on a plantation. November 27, 1640

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From "The Complete Book of Immigrants - 1661-1699"

JAMES RAWLING, a shipping merchant from London to New England on the "Zebulon' May 4-June 3, 1675

ANTHONY RAWLINGS apprenticed in Bristol, England, October 6, 1666, DANIEL L. ? for 4 years in Maryland.

JOHN RAWLINGS, apprenticed in Bristol Oct. 6, 1666, to DANIEL L. ? for 4 years, in Maryland.

RICHARD RAWLINGS, apprenticed in Bristol Oct. 6, 1666, to DANIEL L. ? for 4 years, in Maryland.

CHARLES RAWLINGS, apprenticed at Bristol to Nicholas Wyatt in Virginia for 4 years, October 25, 1666.

EDWARD RAWLINGS, apprenticed at Bristol to Wm. Wigginton, Virginia, for 5 years. July 28, 1676

EDWARD RAWLINGS, notice of the administration of his estate in New York by an English Court. Feb. 16, 1678

EDWARD RAWLINGS, of Dorsington in Gloucestershire, apprenticed at Bristol to John Napper in Jamaica, sailing on the Dragon May 6, 1685.

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