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Wildye Research File 

Wildye, Richard  -- 1587 Colonist roster

From Roberta Estes:

It is also possible that one of Lane's men did a bit of recruiting for his alma mater. Both William White (1585-86) and Richard Wildye (1587) were graduates of Brasenose College, Oxford, and we find that young Thomas Hulme, (1585-86) a member of the 1585-86 expedition, same as William White, entered the same college the year following his return home. Hulme later studied law. Another young man in the same group, Richard Ireland (1585-86)  entered Christ Church, Oxford, two years later and eventually was Headmaster of Westminster School.

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