Six north country diaries - The MAN & Other Families

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[May] 10. The 10, beeino: Friday, 70 horse which, came out of
Isforfolke at their owne chardge conducted by Sir Wm. Druiy, and
intended for the sersnce of my lord generall, were in requitall of the
affeccion his countrey men showed him, honoured with the company
of the lord generall him selfe and divers noblemen, and his owne
company fetched them in to towne.
And the same day 5,000 men marched through the towne belonging
to the lord generall, lord lieutenant generall, and the master
of the ordinance.
[May] 11. The 11, beeing Saturday, was the first generall
muster of the privy chamber men and others of his maiestie's neerest
servants. Then our captains were chosen and wee afterwards were
'disciplined.
The Lord Chamberline was colonell or captain generall.
The Lord Caniarven, lieutenant colonell.
Sir Fluke Huncks, serjeant major.
Sir Henry Hungett,-^ quartermaster.
Mr. Bevill Greenevill,^^ captain lieutenant to the Lord
Chamberlaine's company.
Mr. Fretzwell, cornet.
Captain Barker, one corporall. Quere the other.
Mr. Gilbert Byron, captain lieutenant to the Lord
Carnarvon.
Mr. John Carey, comet.
Two corjDoralls.
Sir Foulke Huncks, captain over a troupe of carbines,
Mr. John Mason, captain lieutenant.
Mr. Robert Sands, coronet.
Sir Ralph Hopton, captain over a company of carbines.
Mr. Jo. Hall, captain lieutenant.
Mr. Neale Mackworth, coronet.
Sqviire Heale,-^ captain over a company of carbines.
Mr Bamfield, captain lieutenant.
Mr. Clement Martin, coronet.
The Lord Philip Harbert, captain over a troupe of carbines.
Captain Tho. Cam, captain lieutenant.
Mr
Carleton, coronet.
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-'
Sir Henry Himgate was knighted 20th April, 1619.
^-
This name is altered from Sir Frederick Conwallis (s^c). Sir Bevil
•Grenville was knighted 23rd June, 1639.
-^ Sir John Hele was knighted at Berwick, 23rd June, 1639.
-' Here is crossed through Mr. Beavall Greenvile, captain over a troupe ' of
carbines.'