From the Castle Rushen Papers.

Document No. 188.

Jul. 27,1660.

CASTLE PEELE UNDER GOVERNOR CHALONER: 'A PERFECT LIST OF ALL THE OFFICERS AND SOULDIERS AT PEELE CASTLE LATELY UNDER THE COMMAND OF CAPT JAMES CHALONER DECEASED,'

Joseph Jones - Liv^t

Thomas Harlowe -Sargen^ts
John Knight -
Charles Leake

Will Burkett Corp^lls

John Norminshall Drum^r

Gregory Andrew
Charles Bursey
William Baddelay
John Bayleye
Paule Bridson
Edward Broughton
John Bennett
John Calverley
Christopher Crathplace
John Crenell
William Christian
David Christian
William Carrett
William Cooper
William Cannell
Adam Dennis
William fflaxen
Thomas ffairbrother.
John ffinch
William Gill
Henry Goodwin
Peeter Hallingworth
Joseph Hoyle
James Halle
John Heayes Sen
John Heayes jun
John Hedley
Richard Humston
Adam Hall
John Heuett
John Helsbie
George Hudson
Robert Hubbert
John Iseland
John Kneckell
Thomas Kneckell
Robert Keve
James Kermott Sen
James Kermott jun
John Killipp
John Moore
Munlex Moore
Thomas Moore
Silvester Moore
Henry Moore
George Mills
John Orihead
John Ottewell Sen
John Ottewell ju
William Otker
William Owens Sen,
William Owens jun
Will Dawson
Luke Prenton
Nicholes Quiggan
Thomas Quaile
Richard Roggers
William Smith
Peeter Sumpter
Edward Smith
John Slaughter
Charles State
William Sarisbury
Mungey Sleeven
William Taylor
John Woods
George Woods
John Walker
Lawrence Young

Staff Officers:

John Palmer - Chirurgion [surgeon]
Thomas Prenton -M^r gunner & Storekeeper
Thomas Bursey - Gunner Mate
William Cox
William Hill
William Owens
John Etchells - Matrosses

August 27th: 1660.

Mustered then in the Isle of Man in the Company at Peele Castle,. late under the Comand of Capt James Chaloner Deceased. Joseph Jones .Leftn, two Sargeants, two Corplls, one Drum, Sixtinine private Souldiers, with one Chirurgion, one Mr. Gunner, and Storekeeper, one Guners Mate, and foure Matrosses.

Wm OWEN;

There has always been some doubt as to when and where Governor James Chaloner died. It is said he died in England; but that can hardly be so. On July 2nd, 1660, he is recorded is being Captain of the Company at Peele Castle, and on the 30th of the same month the Peel Company is set down as 'lately under the command of Captain James Chaloner deceased.' He probably died at Peel Castle between 2nd and 30th July. It is stated by A. W. Moore in his History (p. 279) that Chaloner died having taken 'a death sickness as the result of his imprisonment in Peel Castle by Lieutenant John Hathorne in the previous November.' [For details of the imprisonment of Governor James Chaloner see 'Journal of the Manx Museum,' Vol. II. pp. 1-4.]