BRYANT, James, 1820 Settler, and Thomas SALTER
(filed under S in CO48/45)
National Archives, Kew CO48/45, 848
[whole letter written in the same hand]
London
August 13th 1819
My Lord,
We have taken the humble liberty of addressing your Lordship having a very particular desire to go to the Cape of Good Hope. By trade I ham a carpenter and know the whole rudiments of the trade and can have a good character. i have a wife and two children both boys.
Thomas SALTER No.2 Quens Head Court, Windmill St *
And likewise your Lordship i have the same desire. Pleas your Lordship i ham by trade a sawer i have [three?] years to work has a pitman in that line of business and likewise i understand the trade shoe making i to your Lordship i have a wife & two children both boys
James BRYANT Ditto*
We remain your Lordships humble servants
Thomas SALTER & James BRYANT
[Transcriber's Note: Thomas SALTER and James BRYANT were neighbours of Edward WYNNE and became members of his party. James BRYANT remained in the party when it was taken over by Hezekiah SEPHTON]
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