HCA 13/73 f.16v Annotate - Revision history

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 of Ratcliffe in the parish of Stepney
 and County of Middlesex Mariner Master or
-Comander of the Ship the ''ffrancis and
+Comander of the Ship the ''ffrancis and''
-John''&#58; aged 52 yeeres of thereabouts, sworne
+''John''&#58; aged 52 yeeres of thereabouts, sworne
 before the right worshipfull John Godolphin Doctor
 of Lawes. one of the Judges of the High Court

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 |Transcription=The 21th day of January 1658./.
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 partowners of the ship ''ffrancis''&#125;
 ''and John'' Laurence Browning Comander&#125;
-ffrancklin:/&#125;
+ffrancklin&#58;/&#125;
 '''Rp.'''
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 and County of Middlesex Mariner Master or
 Comander of the Ship the ''ffrancis and
-John'': aged 52 yeeres of thereabouts, sworne
+John''&#58; aged 52 yeeres of thereabouts, sworne
 before the right worshipfull John Godolphin Doctor
 of Lawes. one of the Judges of the High Court
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 certaine Interriogatorie given in by Mr ffrancklin
 on the behalfe of the Said Samuell Wilson, Thomas Plampian and
-John Turner: saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet.
+John Turner&#58; saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet.
 To the said Interriogatorie hee saith and deposeth that this
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 to the said Samuel Wilson Thomas Plampian and
 John Turner; and &#91;?full&#93; the said two and thirty Musektts
-(as hee saith) were seized in the said ship ''ffrancis and
+(as hee saith) were seized in the said ship ''ffrancis and''
-John'' on the &#91;?one&#93; and twentieth of September 1657 and Came to the hands of the Captaines Comanders
+''John'' on the &#91;?one&#93; and twentieth of September 1657 and Came to the hands of the Captaines Comanders
 or Companyes of the said Dutch ships, or some of them. And
 lastly saith the said Musketts there in in England
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 time of the  said seizure, as they were at the time of
 said Buying here in England The premisses hee deposeth
-being Comander of the said ship: And further cannot
+being Comander of the said ship&#58; And further cannot
-Answer.&#91;?: GUTTER&#93;
+Answer.&#91;?&#58; GUTTER&#93;
 Lawrence Browning &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
 |People=<u>John Turner</u>
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 Farmland is mentioned in Pristlewell in Milton, Essex, which was bequeathed to John Turner the elder's son Edward, as well as land in "Chester alias Cheshunt in the County of Hertford[shire]"
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 ships use after her coming into Bantam Roade, he not daring to dispose thereof at Bantam and saith the same really and truely belonged
 to the said Samuel Wilson Thomas Plampian and
-John Turner; and ?full the said two and thirty Musektts
+John Turner; and &#91;?full&#93; the said two and thirty Musektts
 (as hee saith) were seized in the said ship ''ffrancis and
-John'' on the ?one and twentieth of September 1657 and Came to the hands of the Captaines Comanders
+John'' on the &#91;?one&#93; and twentieth of September 1657 and Came to the hands of the Captaines Comanders
 or Companyes of the said Dutch ships, or some of them. And
 lastly saith the said Musketts there in in England
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 said Buying here in England The premisses hee deposeth
 being Comander of the said ship: And further cannot
-Answer.?:
+Answer.&#91;?: GUTTER&#93;
 Lawrence Browning &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;

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 - Furthermore, G.F. Steckley has identified a number of commercial letters written by John Turner from the Canaries to various correspondents, together with commercial accounts in English and Spanish.<ref>For example, C. 110/151, J. Turner to R. Wilson, Sr and M. Bradgate, 25 Feb. 1646. SEE [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63989#fn fn. 1, G.F. Steckley (ed.), 'Letters: 1655', The letters of John Paige, London merchant, 1648-58: London Record Society 21 (1984), pp. 119-137] viewed 14/01/14</ref>
-- A "Samuel Wilson" and a "John Turner" were two of twenty-three petitioners in a "Humble petition of the merchants trading for Spain", dated September 20th 1655. Other merchant signators to this petition included Chjristopher Boone and John Page [alt. Paige].<ref>[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=55407#s28 Thomas Birch (ed.), 'State Papers, 1655: September (3 of 4)', A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe, volume 4: Sept 1655 - May 1656 (1742), pp. 31-47], viewed 14/01/14</ref>
+- A "Samuel Wilson" and a "John Turner" were two of twenty-three petitioners in a "Humble petition of the merchants trading for Spain", dated September 20th 1655. Other merchant signators to this petition included Christopher Boone and John Page [alt. Paige].<ref>[http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=55407#s28 Thomas Birch (ed.), 'State Papers, 1655: September (3 of 4)', A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe, volume 4: Sept 1655 - May 1656 (1742), pp. 31-47], viewed 14/01/14</ref>
 - The name of Samuel Wilson (without mention of John Turner) appeared in an English Admiralty Court case in 1657 relating to trade with Spain in 1654 and 1655. He was described as Samuel Wilson the younger in the court depositions of the mariner Richard Hussey<ref>[[HCA 13/72 f.6v Annotate#head-7792b396c165940a2ef3372031f6dbb64b71233e|HCA 13/72 f.6v]]</ref> and the London merchant Hanniball Allen.<ref>[[HCA 13/72 f.7v Annotate#head-7792b396c165940a2ef3372031f6dbb64b71233e|HCA 13/72 f.7v]]</ref> These depositions related to a dispute brought by George Margetts and Company, freighters of the ''Saint Lucar Merchant'' in the years 1654 and 1655, against its owners. According to their testimony, Samuell Wilson the younger was the owner and proprietor of three sixteenths of the said ship in these years.

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 Dutch East India Company of the United Netherlands
 there were aboard the said Ship ''ffrancis and John''
-two and thirty Musketts which were taken by this depot for the sayd
+two and thirty Musketts which were taken by this deponent for the sayd
 ships use after her coming into Bantam Roade, he not daring to dispose thereof at Bantam and saith the same really and truely belonged
 to the said Samuel Wilson Thomas Plampian and

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	C 111/188 PACKET 23: UNKNOWN CAUSES: Bargain and sale of Thomas Plampin and John Bagnall citizens and merchant-tailors of London, executors of Edward Parkes, to Bartholomew Fillingham of London, mercer, of land and property in Southwell, Westhorpe, Morton, Laxton,and Caunton, Notts. 1652		C 111/188 PACKET 23: UNKNOWN CAUSES: Bargain and sale of Thomas Plampin and John Bagnall citizens and merchant-tailors of London, executors of Edward Parkes, to Bartholomew Fillingham of London, mercer, of land and property in Southwell, Westhorpe, Morton, Laxton,and Caunton, Notts. 1652
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		+	C 111/188 PACKET 23: UNKNOWN CAUSES: Bargain and sale of Thomas Plampin and John Bagnall to Hamond Ward of London, merchant, of the manor of Sutton, Isle of Ely, Cambs, formerly a possession of the dean and chapter of Ely Cathedral and confiscated by Act of Parliament. 1652
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		+	C 111/191 PACKET 37: UNKNOWN CAUSES: Bargain and sale of Thomas Plampyn and John Bagnall of London, merchant-tailors, executors of the will of Edward Parkes, merchant-tailor, to Richard Astlyn of Morton, Notts, of land and property in Easthorp, Morton and Southwell, Notts. 1652

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