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A History of the County of Essex
… was an author and translator. 27 At Stubbers William Coys (d. 1627), the botanist, was renowned for his gardens, … estate in 1563 for 320 to his Welsh brother-in-law, Roger Coys of London. 76 Roger was succeeded by his son William (d. … a., including 103 a. in North Ockendon. 78 In 1642 Giles Coys sold Stubbers for 2,000 to Bernard Hale, later Master of …
The Overseas Trade of London
… with 18 cloths w.g. 452. 10 Apr. In the ship of Thomas Coys [of London] Nicholas Alwyn, D, 1 bale with 14 cloths … with 3 cloths in grain 474. 26 Apr. In the ship of Thomas Coys [of London] George Tak, H, 1 bale with 18 cloths w.g.; …
The Overseas Trade of London
… with 50 cloths w.g. 220. 30 Sept. In the ship of Thomas Coys [of London] William Jenk, D, 1 fardel with 4½ cloths …
The Overseas Trade of London
… A, 1 sack hops, 30s. 22. 13 Nov. From the ship of Thomas Coys called Petyr Stokker of London Roger van Feld, H, 1 pack …