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… to the Customs Commissioners of the petition of Thomas Byerly, Collector and Receiver of New York, for consideration …
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… and to allow the said sum in the account of Thomas Byerly: all by reason that the said Byerley has petitioned … to the Customs Commissioners, who reported that he Byerly had behaved himself as in duty bound and thereupon the … Auditor General of the Plantations, has reported that Byerly was suspended 17 April 1705 on pretence of …
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… Book IX, p. 71. Same to same of the petition of Thomas Byerly, Collector and Receiver General of New York, praying …
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… Philip: as a tidesman, London port: recommended by Col. Byerly. Collins, William: as Surveyor of Bideford. …
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… for the Public Receipt until the arrival of Thomas Byerly Esq. her Majesty's Collector and Receiver General in … of the revenue from 25 March to 31 July 1703 (when Mr. Byerly entered upon his office of Collector and Receiver … in the Province of New York from 31 July 1703 (when Mr. Byerly entered upon the office of Collector and Receiver …
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… satisfaction. With the latter [letter] I received Col. Byerly's accompt from the time of his entering office 31 July … [the Governor] in Council : (2) the Receiver General Mr. Byerly should have sworn the truth thereof before his … Concerning this you will take care to confer with Mr. Byerly. Of all the intermediate accounts between those of Mr. …
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… : John Jewell, surveyor 15 0 0 New York. Thomas Byerly, collector 27 10 0 New York. William Carter, …
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… the Lord Treasurer the reason for your suspension of Tho. Byerly, Collector and Receiver of the Province of New York. …
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… William Bromley, Thomas Coke, Sir Godfrey Copley, Robert Byerly, Henry St. John, Francis Scobell and Sir William …
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… of 1,200 l. per an. "sterling or New York money." Thomas Byerly, Receiver General: by royal appointment: with the …