William Courtenay was denounced in the House of Commons as a papist recusant in 1624. There were Catholics in Scott's family, and he was accused of papist connections. The officially chartered name of "Hawaiian Reformed Catholic Church" provoked criticism as "papist". Until the age of 13, he was educated by the "papist vicar" Johann Sperling. It outlawed the use of epithets like "Papist" or "Huguenot". Pepys was accused, among other things, of being a papist. Ward was supposed to have spared English ships while attacking "papist" vessels. "If that is to be a Papist" he said, "so am I a Papist". According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word "Papist" was first used in 1522.