MRP: HCA13/127 - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet: Renamed to "HCA 13/127"

2012-05-07T10:23:28Z

Renamed to "HCA 13/127"

ColinGreenstreet at 10:23, May 7, 2012

2012-05-07T10:23:10Z

StellaWisdom at 20:32, April 26, 2012

2012-04-26T20:32:32Z

New page

'''HCA13/127'''

'''Editorial history'''

26/04/12, CSG: Created page
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__TOC__
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==Suggested links==

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==To do==

1. CHECK MUCH CITED CAPT SAMUEL STANTON
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==Notes==

Worked on HCA 13/127 (January 1654 - June or July 1656)
Original leather cover, but damaged in top RH front corner
No battery power left in camera, so just inspected the document
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23 January 1654
The personal answers of Arnold and Elias Beake of this Citty of London Merchants

NOTES:
''St John the Baptist''; John Claeson M:r
Goods etc seized by the Black raven, Robert Sedgwick M:r
''St John the Baptist'' was a Dutch built ship, built in Holland or Zealand, taken as lawfull prize in late war between England and Dutch and sold by the Commissioners of the Prize Office
"The States Generall of the United Netherlands"
Rnold and Elias Beake and John Johns, all of London, merchants, bought the above ship
"Arnold & Elias Beake & Comp:ie"
"The States of Holland"
Goods seized were for the greatest part of the growth & manufactory of France, and were laded aboard by the factors and correspondents of the Beakes at bayon, France. The factors were either frenchmen or ducthmen, subjects of the King of France
Vesell and goods was taken ca. March 1653, but were never brought to any adjudication or triall according to lawe, and were worth ca. 3000 pounds
Many English were impressed, so also employed some "strangers" – "believe they were all or most of them dansickers & Easterlings and such as were free persons"
"the M:r of the said shipe was a dansicker and in amity with this Comonwealth"
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20:th of ffeb:ry : 1654

The psonalll Answeres of George
Hughes made to the poisons of an
Allegacon given in ag:t him on behalfe
Of Alderman ffrederick & Company cont.
4. Arles doe followe

NOTES:

Arlate Roger ffowke is ffactor at Cyprus for other men as well as the said Alderman ffrederocke & Companie
''Thomas Bonadventure''
Richard Chowne
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15:th ffeb:ry 1654
Personal answers of William Haddocke on behalf of Hugh Bowden

NOTES:

"the said Samuel Howe was and is a notary publique lawfull and honest and assumed Actuary of this Courte"
William Haddocke was a part-owner of a ship in question
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26:th Junij 1655

Personal answers of John & Edw:d Bushell on behalf of John Salmon

NOTES:

M:r jacques youngrix of Dover
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Personal answrs of John Page on behalf of Sidrack Blake and others
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Swanly agt Wood
Edward Wood
?1655

NOTES:

George Swanley
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The personal answeres of Robert Abdy Esq
13th December1655

NOTES:
Abdy ag:t Case

The ship the ''Stambolme'' at Smirna in 1653
Estate of S:r John Sayers deceased, now belongs to this rend:t
Specifies goods
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John Langley, Samuell Moyer & Wi:m Williams
6th March 1655 (i.e. 1666)

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-'''Editorial history'''
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-__TOC__
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-==Suggested links==
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-==To do==
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-. CHECK MUCH CITED CAPT SAMUEL STANTON
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-==Notes==
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-Worked on HCA 13/127 (January 1654 - June or July 1656)
-Original leather cover, but damaged in top RH front corner
-No battery power left in camera, so just inspected the document
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-January 1654
-The personal answers of Arnold and Elias Beake of this Citty of London Merchants
-−
-NOTES:
-''St John the Baptist''; John Claeson M:r
-Goods etc seized by the Black raven, Robert Sedgwick M:r
-''St John the Baptist'' was a Dutch built ship, built in Holland or Zealand, taken as lawfull prize in late war between England and Dutch and sold by the Commissioners of the Prize Office
-"The States Generall of the United Netherlands"
-Rnold and Elias Beake and John Johns, all of London, merchants, bought the above ship
-"Arnold & Elias Beake & Comp:ie"
-"The States of Holland"
-Goods seized were for the greatest part of the growth & manufactory of France, and were laded aboard by the factors and correspondents of the Beakes at bayon, France. The factors were either frenchmen or ducthmen, subjects of the King of France
-Vesell and goods was taken ca. March 1653, but were never brought to any adjudication or triall according to lawe, and were worth ca. 3000 pounds
-Many English were impressed, so also employed some "strangers" – "believe they were all or most of them dansickers & Easterlings and such as were free persons"
-"the M:r of the said shipe was a dansicker and in amity with this Comonwealth"
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-:th of ffeb:ry : 1654
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-The psonalll Answeres of George
-Hughes made to the poisons of an
-Allegacon given in ag:t him on behalfe
-Of Alderman ffrederick & Company cont.
-.  Arles doe followe
-−
-NOTES:
-−
-Arlate Roger ffowke is ffactor at Cyprus for other men as well as the said Alderman ffrederocke & Companie
-''Thomas Bonadventure''
-Richard Chowne
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-:th ffeb:ry 1654
-Personal answers of William Haddocke on behalf of Hugh Bowden
-−
-NOTES:
-−
-"the said Samuel Howe was and is a notary publique lawfull and honest and assumed Actuary of this Courte"
-William Haddocke was a part-owner of a ship in question
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-:th Junij 1655
-−
-Personal answers of John & Edw:d Bushell  on behalf of John Salmon
-−
-NOTES:
-−
-M:r jacques youngrix of Dover
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-Personal answrs of John Page on behalf of Sidrack Blake and others
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-Swanly agt Wood
-Edward Wood
-?1655
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-NOTES:
-−
-George Swanley
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-The personal answeres of Robert Abdy Esq
-th December1655
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-NOTES:
-Abdy ag:t Case
-−
-The ship the ''Stambolme'' at Smirna in 1653
-Estate of S:r John Sayers deceased, now belongs to this rend:t
-Specifies goods
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-John Langley, Samuell Moyer & Wi:m Williams
-th March 1655 (i.e. 1666)