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House of John Elzey 1620 Southampton

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House of John Elzey 1620 Southampton

Howard D. Blair (View posts)
Posted: 26 Jul 2000 8:51PM GMT
This data is from: "Southampton in 1620 and the Mayflower" booklet, July-September 1970, Southampton Archives
Servives, Southampton, Hampshire, England...This town was Walled with gates in 1620.Elzey was the way his name
was spelled in this booklet from England, and not Ellzey or any other form.

Also who lived within these walls at this time, and listed in this booklet was William Shakspeare. And the Mayflower ship
departed this town in 1620 to Plymouth, Mass.
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Page 43.
Lot No. 96 HOUSE OF JOHN ELZEY
He was a wealthy and prominent citizen, being Town Steward (Treasurer) in 1619, and in 1616 able to lend the Town
100 Sterling, (about 500 Sterling today(1970)0.
In 1608 he complained that John Parker (also my ancestor), a fellow Burgess (Town Mayor), had many times "abused
him and reviled (cursed) him in words severall (this is the way it's spelled) time in callinge(this is the way it's spelled)him
knave", for which Parker was fined 20 pounds, 10 of which was returned, under the Gild rules. Elzey's house was a
timber one.

Hope this is of some help to someone other than me!
Howard D. Blair
hblair01@home.com
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Howard D. Blair 27 Jul 2000 2:51AM GMT 
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