MRP: HCA 13/76 Part Two - Revision history

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 '''Editorial history'''
-/04/12, CSG: Split HCA 13/67 (created 04/04/12) into Part One and Part Two, due to size of page
+/04/12, CSG: Split HCA 13/76 (created 04/04/12) into Part One and Part Two, due to size of page
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-ABRAHAM JACOB<ref>Abraham Jacob.  Speculatively Abraham Jacob (b. ?ca. 1630, d. ?1710), whose grandfather was John Jacob (b. ?1560, d. ?1627) of Dover).  A modern secondary genealogical source describe Abraham Jacob, who was knighted in XXX, as a merchant and banker, and keeper of Walmer castle. The same source states he married Dorothy, daughter of James Herbert, a London merchant('edigree of descendants of Hugh Jacob of Dover, died in 1558, http://www.myjacobfamily.com/jacobpedigrees/doverjacobs2.htm, viewed 30/04/12)</ref> of London merchant late
+ABRAHAM JACOB<ref>Abraham Jacob.  Speculatively Abraham Jacob (b. ?ca. 1630, d. ?1710), whose grandfather was John Jacob (b. ?1560, d. ?1627) of Dover).  A modern secondary genealogical source describe Abraham Jacob, who was knighted in XXX, as a merchant and banker, and keeper of Walmer castle. The same source states he married Dorothy, daughter of James Herbert, a London merchant('Pedigree of descendants of Hugh Jacob of Dover, died in 1558,' http://www.myjacobfamily.com/jacobpedigrees/doverjacobs2.htm, viewed 30/04/12)</ref> of London merchant late
 living at Lisbone Portugall, borne at Dover in the Com
 of Kent, aged 37 yeares or thereabouts

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-ABRAHAM JACOB of London merchant late
+ABRAHAM JACOB<ref>Abraham Jacob.  Speculatively Abraham Jacob (b. ?ca. 1630, d. ?1710), whose grandfather was John Jacob (b. ?1560, d. ?1627) of Dover).  A modern secondary genealogical source describe Abraham Jacob, who was knighted in XXX, as a merchant and banker, and keeper of Walmer castle. The same source states he married Dorothy, daughter of James Herbert, a London merchant('edigree of descendants of Hugh Jacob of Dover, died in 1558, http://www.myjacobfamily.com/jacobpedigrees/doverjacobs2.htm, viewed 30/04/12)</ref> of London merchant late
 living at Lisbone Portugall, borne at Dover in the Com
 of Kent, aged 37 yeares or thereabouts

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 the XXXXX, w:ch hee knoweth for that hee this examinate was and is
 secretary to the sais Resident, and in the ?qualitie XX the said lr
-after the receiving and receipt thereof, and had is delivered to his han
+after the receiving and receipt thereof, and had is delivered to his hand
-by the said Resident to keep amongst other the like dispatches, and
+by the said Resident to keep amongst other the like dispatches, and saith
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-THOMAS LEDISHAM [His signature]
+'''Digital image is poor quality'''
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 ===Case: XXXX: Deposition: 2. William Curry, of Edinboro, Scotland, Merchant===

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 of the Admiraltie of England saith
 and deposeth by vertue of his oath
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 . WILLIAM CURRY of Edinboro in Scotland
 Merchant, aged 23 or thereabouts sworne
-as aforesaid deposeth as followeth vizt
+as aforesaid deposeth as followeth, vizt
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+saith) the bill of sale of the said shipp and hoods
 WILLIAM CURRY [His signature]

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 When the ship was at Mallaga, the Alderman’s son had taken freight at Malaga of the aclate goods and ship, but Joseph Jurado had refused to take the goods, despite their agreement
-Pedro Ballesteros, an eminent Notary at Mallaga had signed the agreement<ref>For background on scriveners and notaries in Malaga see Eva Mendoza García, ''Los escribanos de Málaga en el reinado de Felipe IV (1621-1665)'' (Málaga, 2007).  For more general background on Malaga see Vidal González Sánchez, ''Caracteres de la sociedad malagueña en el siglo XVI'' (Málaga, 1986); Cristóbal Amate de la Borda, 'Málaga a fines del siglo XVII'' (XXXX, 1988)</ref>
+Pedro Ballesteros, an eminent Notary at Mallaga had signed the agreement<ref>For background on scriveners and notaries in Malaga see Eva Mendoza García, ''Los escribanos de Málaga en el reinado de Felipe IV (1621-1665)'' (Málaga, 2007).  For more general background on Malaga see Vidal González Sánchez, ''Caracteres de la sociedad malagueña en el siglo XVI'' (Málaga, 1986); Cristóbal Amate de la Borda, ''Málaga a fines del siglo XVII'' (XXXX, 1988)</ref>
 The deponent had lately requested the producent to take Mallaga wine in the ''Neptune'' of Hamborough