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ColinGreenstreet: Renamed to "HCA 13/74"

2012-05-07T10:19:54Z

Renamed to "HCA 13/74"

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← Older revision		Revision as of 10:19, May 7, 2012
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−	'''~~HCA13~~/74'''	+	'''HCA 13/74''' 1660-1661

	'''Editorial history'''		'''Editorial history'''

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 __TOC__

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 ==Listing of imaged cases==
 P1090611; P1090612
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 Henricus Lobery ?portia S:t Buttolphs extra Algate XXX XXXX aged XXX yeares or thereabouts
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 P1090613;
 f. 26r.
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 P1090615; P1090616
 f. 27r.; f. 27v
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 n:d EDWARD WINTER of Battersey in the County of Surrey Esq:r aged 40 yeares or thereabouts
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 P1090616; P1090617
 f. 27v.; f. 28r.
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 aged 29 yeares or thereabouts
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 P1090617
 f. 28r.
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 [The deposition is incomplete, due to images stopping]
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 P1090618; P1090619; P1090620
 f. 49r.; f. 49v.; f. 50r.
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 - The action refers to events in 1649
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 P1090621; P1090622; P1090623; P1090624
 f. 50v., f. 51r., f. 51v., f. 52r.
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 - The ship the ''Golden Starr'', Cap:t Garland
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 P1090624, P1090624, P1090624, P1090625, P1090626
 f. 52r.; f. 52v.; f. 53r.
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 - Edward Shrimpton of XXXXwall Gent aged 50 yeares or thereabouts
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 P1090631
 f. 60r.
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 - Signed JOHN WRIGHT
 XXXX the ''Guinney ffrig:t'' con Jacobi ?Jerry, Johann ?Drap,  XXXX de Marcado, JacobXXXX Navarre XXX
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 - He knows the ship the ''Guiney ffrigett'' for two yeeres and a halfe before shee was burnt  as hereafter is mentioned.  And saith that the said ship i the month of May 1660 departed from Amsterdam with a Lading of ?Goods and Merchandize for the Barbadoes, where the said Lading as to have bin delivered, And saith that the said ship att ?the time of her goeing from Amsterdam on the said Voyage was very XXX and XXXX, and well fitted with masts XX and other necessaryes for such a ship and such a voyage
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 P1090635
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 XXXXXXXX
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 P1090655
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 - Signed FFRANCISCO PERRERA
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 P1090658
 f. 82v.
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 - Signed XXXXX
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 P1090662
 f. 84v.
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 - Signed J LIGHTFOOT
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 P1090664
 f. 107r.
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 f. XX
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 P1090672
 f. 191r.
-_dub  JAMES PERICE als Diego Gonsalve native of Jamaica but at present lodging at the signe of the young prince in S:t Catherines agens 18 yeeres & upwards sworne & Examined sath & deposeth as followeth
+:dub  JAMES PERICE als Diego Gonsalve native of Jamaica but at present lodging at the signe of the young prince in S:t Catherines agens 18 yeeres & upwards sworne & Examined sath & deposeth as followeth
 To the ffirst hee saith that hee well knowe and served in the Acllate shipp the ''S:t John'' of flushing for about nine monthes before her cominge to XXaXsaw as hereafter is menconned suring all w:ch time the Aclate Jasper Tonge was M:r of the said shipp and was accompted to bee a ptowner of the said shipp and soe this deponent beleeveth hee was
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 P1090673
 f. 251v.
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 - Signed RICHARD PENDARVES
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 P1090673
 f. 252r.

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 P1090614
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+f 26v.
 aboard the said ship some Long pepp to the quantity (as hee likewise confessed unto him this depo:t

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 P1090612
 f. 11v.
-''Image needs to be reimaged - fuzzy'''
+'''Image needs to be reimaged - fuzzy'''
 To the 2:nd he referreth himselfe to his foregoing

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 Supra allon aclate ex parte dui Regis in  XXXX XXXX
-. FFRANCISCO PERERA Insula Terrera in Territoria Regis Portugallia generaosus, annos agens 31 XXXX XXXX Baldwins gardens XXXXX
+. FFRANCISCO PERERA Insula Terrera in Territoria Regis Portugallia generaosus, annos agens 31 XXXX XXXX Baldwins gardens<ref>Baldwins gardens. A coffee house token exists, dated 1666, showing: "Nicholas Smith. 1666 - A wheatsheaf, in the field.  Rev. In Baldwyns garden - In the field, N.H.S. 172. Note: 'Baldwins gardens, neare Grayes-inn lane,' is said to have derived that name from Richard Baldwin, who erected some houses here in 1589" ([http://archive.org/stream/adescriptivecat00beaugoog#page/n120/mode/2up Jacob Henry Burn, A descriptive catalogue of the London traders, tavern, and coffee-house tokens current in the seventeenth century (2nd edn., London, 1855), p. 18]</ref> XXXXX
 - The aclate Captaine ffrancisco de MerXXX frequenting this deponents then house (being a Coffee-house in XXX Lane[ Baldwins gardens is crossed out in manuscript] in March and Aprill last past near a twelve moneth, and having often discourse with him in that time about his shipp the PXXXX and his voyage in her wherein hee was seized XX and acknowledged that the logwood taken in the sid shipp was the prXXX of goods w:ch was XXX carried the sid voyage outwards with him and the XXX logwood belonged wholly to himselfe and others, Spaniards subiects of the King of Spaine And this deponent beleeveth that he did XX diego do XXXXX BoatsWain of the said shipp would often taunt the sid Captaine and tell him heee XXXX the Spanish Merchants goods amongst whome, being supplied with five pounds per weeke by M:r Delbo who had got the sid logwood into his possession, then and there being ?person as the said discourse MaXXX XXX, and others

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 Sup Libelle ex parte dirtXXX Gubernatorie et Societatib Mercator Anglorum ad Indias oziental commerze exXXXX da  Examinatus
-XXX HENRICUS  THUSEROS de Broadstreete London Mercator annoXagens 35 antXXXXX
+XXX HENRICUS  THURSEROS de Broadstreete London Mercator annoXagens 35 antXXXXX
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 P1090615; P1090616

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	To the ffirst hee saith that hee well knowe and served in the Acllate shipp the ''S:t John'' of flushing for about nine monthes before her cominge to XXaXsaw as hereafter is menconned suring all w:ch time the Aclate Jasper Tonge was M:r of the said shipp and was accompted to bee a ptowner of the said shipp and soe this deponent beleeveth hee was		To the ffirst hee saith that hee well knowe and served in the Acllate shipp the ''S:t John'' of flushing for about nine monthes before her cominge to XXaXsaw as hereafter is menconned suring all w:ch time the Aclate Jasper Tonge was M:r of the said shipp and was accompted to bee a ptowner of the said shipp and soe this deponent beleeveth hee was

−	To the second acle of the said Allon hee saith that the said shipp the ''t John'' being beere XXXperlia in the West Indies in or about y:e month of June last did then and there meet with an English ?privateman of warre commanded by one Edward Mansell w:ch said Mansell did soone after the said meeting upp on the sea speake w:th y:e aforesd Tonge whoe was the M:r of the said shipp about transporting six and thirty tonns of Camperlia wood to S:t Christophers or StaXXXX in the said shipp and the said Tonge being unwilling to take the same the said Mansell importuned him soe to doe and threatened if hee did not hee would sinke the ''S:t John'' And the said Mansell did voluntaryly proffer and promise and	+	To the second acle of the said Allon hee saith that the said shipp the ''t John'' being beere XXXperlia in the West Indies in or about y:e month of June last did then and there meet with an English ?privateman of warre commanded by one Edward Mansell w:ch said Mansell did soone after the said meeting upp on the sea speake w:th y:e aforesd Tonge whoe was the M:r of the said shipp about transporting six and thirty tonns of Camperlia wood to S:t Christophers or StaXXXX in the said shipp and the said Tonge being unwilling to take the same the said Mansell importuned him soe to doe and threatened if hee did not hee would sinke the ''S:t John'' And the said Mansell did voluntaryly proffer and promise and likewise agree to XXX the said Tonge nine pounds tenn shillings y tonn for transportacon of the said wood to either of the aforesaid places Whereuppon hee saith the said
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		+	P1090673
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		+	3.nd RICHARD PENDARVES de London Mercator agens 41 XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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		+	- Richard Pendarves, kinsman of the deponent, resided at Mallaga
		+	- Mentions a Thomas Smith who was to make haste to Amsterdam to take possession of the said ship, then called the ''Venetian Merch:t'' and now the ''Golden Doublet''
		+	- Mentions Richard Pendarves & Company
		+	- Thomas Smith became master of the sd ship
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		+	- Signed RICHARD PENDARVES
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		+	P1090673
		+	f. 252r.
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		+	Willimus Browne con Edwardam Webb
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		+	Super XXXX
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		+	X GUILELMUS HARTFORD parorCC Sancta Barking London --annios ahhens 44 ...
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		+	- MentiomsRichard Babson late M:r of the Lighter called the ''Anne'', who he has known since July 1658
		+	- The Lighter was in the service of the Officers of the Ballast Office by whom teh deponent was employed