[P] The eight names against which is the letter Q had a Q set opposite
to them in the margin of the original paper containing the account,
denoting, as is supposed, that the individuals were Quakers. It is said
in Sewall's History of the Quakers that there arrived at Boston two
other Quakers in July of this year, namely, Mary Fisher and Ann Austin,
who were very ill treated on their arrival, by Gov. Bellingham, though
there was yet no law against Quakers.
[Q] Dorothy Waugh.
[R] William Brend, or Brand. See List of Passengers in the Speedwell.
A COMPLETE LIST OF THE MINISTERS OF BOSTON OF ALL DENOMINATIONS, FROM
1630 TO 1842, ARRANGED IN THE ORDER OF THEIR SETTLEMENT.