CRADOCK, _Governor_, WM.

VASSAL, THOS.

GOFFE, _Deputy_, WM.

PYNCHION, GEO.

HARWOOD, _Treasurer_, JOHN REVELL, JOHN WINTHROP, FRANCIS WEBB.
London, 16th October, 1629."] [Footnote 51: Extract from Deputy Governor Dudley's letter to the Countess of Lincoln, dated November 12th, 1631: "To increase the heap of our sorrows, we received from our friends in England, and by the reports of those who came hither in this ship [the _Charles_] to abide with us (who were about twenty-six), that they who went discontentedly from us last year, out of their evil affections towards us, have raised many false and scandalous reports against us, affirming us to be Brownists in religion, and ill affected to our State at home, and that these vile reports have won credit with some who formerly wished us well.