Silver Ship Witnesses - by Geography - Revision history

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‎Witnesses and others living in France

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 '''Adrian Valzolio the younger''' - living in Antwerp; merchant; aged twenty-five in June 1653; living in George Bosschaert's house in Antwerp as cashier; had been at Cadiz in 1652 "at the time of the said lading being imployed thither from Antwerp by the said Boschaert to looke after his businesse there"<ref>[HCA 13/69 f.? IMG_118_07_2946}</ref>; "a Brabanter by birth, borne at Loven, and liveth at Antwerp with Mr Boschaert"<ref>[HCA 13/69 f.? IMG_118_07_2949}</ref>; lived with George Boscaert "about six yeares last" [as of April 1653], including four years with him in Spain<ref>[IMG_117_07_1614]; [IMG_117_07_1615]</ref>; Adrian Valzolio calls himself "the younger" in a deposition of March 29th 1653 on behalf of George Boscaert for his plate and silver in the ''Morning Star''<ref>[IMG_07_1599]</ref>
-There is evidence of a Valzolio family of Liege, with links to Louvain (Leuven) in the early and mid-C17th, which, given Adrian Valzolio the younger's stated birth place of Loven (i.e. Leuven), may be his family. The reference includes mention of an Adrien Valzolio, "dit Adriani" "mort le 19 Janvier 1644". The source, which dates from 1720, states "Cette Famille de Valzolio tire son origine de Turin, Capitale du Piémont. Un certificat des Rois d'Armes de Brabant du mois d'Août 1678, nous apprend qu'elle est tres-ancienne & reputée pour noble, par les alliances qu'elles a faites avec les Famille ''di Vischa, di Monte, di Giodda, di Lomelli, &c.''".<ref>[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=ZN1DAAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA504 Louis Abry, Jean G. Loyens, Recueil heraldique des bourguemestres de la noble cité de Liège ou l'on voit la génealogie des evêques et princes, de la Noblesse et des principales Familles de ce Païs avec leurs inscriptions et epitaphes (Liege, 1720) p.504]</ref>
+There is evidence of a Valzolio family of Liege, with links to Louvain (Leuven) in the early and mid-C17th, which, given Adrian Valzolio the younger's stated birth place of Loven (i.e. Leuven), may be his family. The reference source, which dates from 1720, states "Cette Famille de Valzolio tire son origine de Turin, Capitale du Piémont. Un certificat des Rois d'Armes de Brabant du mois d'Août 1678, nous apprend qu'elle est tres-ancienne & reputée pour noble, par les alliances qu'elles a faites avec les Famille ''di Vischa, di Monte, di Giodda, di Lomelli, &c.''".<ref>[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=ZN1DAAAAcAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&hl=en&pg=GBS.PA504 Louis Abry, Jean G. Loyens, Recueil heraldique des bourguemestres de la noble cité de Liège ou l'on voit la génealogie des evêques et princes, de la Noblesse et des principales Familles de ce Païs avec leurs inscriptions et epitaphes (Liege, 1720) p.504]</ref>
 The Valzolio family archive is located in Archives de l'Etat à Liège.<ref>[http://search.arch.be/en/zoeken-naar-archieven/zoekresultaat/ead/index/eadid/BE-A0523_710234_707688_FRE BE-A0523_710234_707688_FRE Nummer toegang: BE-A0523 / Y2/1246 Het Rijksarchief in België Nom du bloc d'archives: Famille Valzolio]</ref>

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 Aged twenty-five in November 1653; deposed in support of claime of the widdowe of Hance Lemmermann, of John Lemmerman, and Thomas Lemmerman for goods in the ship the ''Black Cock''<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.85r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.85r]]</ref>
-Deposed in May 1654, aged twenty-five, in the cause of Mole and companie against the ship the ''Saint John'' (master: Jacob Helkin) and agains the widdowe and heires of Hance Lemmerman and Hohn Lemmerman and against Derricke Dobbelaer; stated in his deposition that he was a natie of Hamburg "where he had his education" and that for the last five years "hee hath been employed for and by the widdow and heires of Hance Lemmerman as their factor and agent to severall parts in the East Countrey and elsewhere and formerly for seven yeares lived at Amsterdam with one Lodowick Burmans a Hamburg merchant"<ref>HCA 13/69 unfol. IMG_100_105(2)_1107</ref>
+Deposed in May 1654, aged twenty-five, in the cause of Mole and companie against the ship the ''Saint John'' (master: Jacob Helkin) and against the widdowe and heires of Hance Lemmerman and John Lemmerman and against Derricke Dobbelaer; stated in his deposition that he was a natie of Hamburg "where he had his education" and that for the last five years "hee hath been employed for and by the widdow and heires of Hance Lemmerman as their factor and agent to severall parts in the East Countrey and elsewhere and formerly for seven yeares lived at Amsterdam with one Lodowick Burmans a Hamburg merchant"<ref>HCA 13/69 unfol. IMG_100_105(2)_1107</ref>
 '''John Wittigrove''' - living at Hamburg; mariner; witness

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 '''Dierich Warnicke'''
-'''Jacob Wigandi''' - living at Hamborough; native of Hamburg<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.87r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.87r]]</ref>; merchant; aged twenty-five in November 1653; deposed in support of claime of the widdowe of Hance Lemmermann, of John Lemmerman, and Thomas Lemmerman ifor goods in the ship the ''Black Cock''<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.85r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.85r]]</ref>
+'''Jacob Wigandi''' - living at Hamborough; native of Hamburg<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.87r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.87r]]</ref>; merchant
 '''John Wittigrove''' - living at Hamburg; mariner; witness

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 "John Stootenpape" was a witness in a separate case concerning the claim of the widow and heirs of Hans Lemmerman, a Hamburg merchant, for their goods in the ''Black Cock''. In his deposition in November 1653 this case, John Stootenpape described himself as a "native of Neer in the Principalitie of Liege or Luyck Merchant aged 33. yeares", and stated that he had been resident in Saint Lucars in Spain "in or about the moneth of January 1652 (new style) and for some moneths before and since" and also in August, September and October 1652<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.190r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.190r]]</ref>; Stootenpape stated in November 1653 that although a native of the principlality of Liege "he hath lived at Saint Lucar aforesaid for the most part of twelve yeares last pastXXX<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.192r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.192r]]</ref>
-"John Stootenpape" was a witnes on behalf of John Scrother for his goods in the ''Black Cock''. Stootenpape stated in NDecember 1653 that he had been at Saint Lucar in October 1652 "where hee hath for the most part of 11. or 12. yeares last resided"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.379v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.379v]]</ref>
+"John Stootenpape" was a witnes on behalf of John Scrother for his goods in the ''Black Cock''. Stootenpape stated in December 1653 that he had been at Saint Lucar in October 1652 "where hee hath for the most part of 11. or 12. yeares last resided"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.379v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.379v]]</ref>
 '''Nicholas Witman''' - living at Cadiz; a flandrian according to John Martinsdorp<ref>[[HCA 13/66 Silver IMG 118 07 2496 Annotate|HCA 13/66 Silver IMG 118 07 2496]]</ref>
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 "Phillip da Papa" was part-owner of the ship the ''Morning Starr'' (Master: Henry Laweson Veger). The other owners were Adrian Goldsmith of Antwerp (1/2) and Gilles Billet ("in right of Vincent Clingenbergh of Hamborough). According to Henry Lawreson Veger "Phillip da Papa dwelt formerly at Dunquirke but hath lived at Ostend ever since the ffrench tooke Dunquirke which was about 6 yeares since". Phillip da Papa had now returned to Dunkirk since its recapture by the Spanish.<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1379]</ref> Veger added "Adrian Goldsmith is commonly accompted a native of Hamburgh, and the said da Papa and Billet of fflanders"<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1380 ]</ref>
 "Philipe de Pape"  made a claim in the English Admiralty Court in 1663 as "Phillip de Pape and Company of Middleborowe in Zealand" for a ship called the ''Black Mole'' of Middleborow (Master: Claus Van Graefschepen). The ship was carrying deals and ship spars, together with planks and firewood, and had been seized by a private man of war under a Portuguese commission. Whereas earlier he had been described as an inhabitant of Dunkirk and then Ostend, he is now described as an inhabitant of Middleburg. The ship's master reported that he laded his cargo in Norway and was bound for Dunkirk<ref>HCA 13/74 f.485r</ref>

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	"Phillip da Papa" was part-owner of the ship the ''Morning Starr'' (Master: Henry Laweson Veger). The other owners were Adrian Goldsmith of Antwerp (1/2) and Gilles Billet ("in right of Vincent Clingenbergh of Hamborough). According to Henry Lawreson Veger "Phillip da Papa dwelt formerly at Dunquirke but hath lived at Ostend ever since the ffrench tooke Dunquirke which was about 6 yeares since". Phillip da Papa had now returned to Dunkirk since its recapture by the Spanish.<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1379]</ref> Veger added "Adrian Goldsmith is commonly accompted a native of Hamburgh, and the said da Papa and Billet of fflanders"<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1380 ]</ref>		"Phillip da Papa" was part-owner of the ship the ''Morning Starr'' (Master: Henry Laweson Veger). The other owners were Adrian Goldsmith of Antwerp (1/2) and Gilles Billet ("in right of Vincent Clingenbergh of Hamborough). According to Henry Lawreson Veger "Phillip da Papa dwelt formerly at Dunquirke but hath lived at Ostend ever since the ffrench tooke Dunquirke which was about 6 yeares since". Phillip da Papa had now returned to Dunkirk since its recapture by the Spanish.<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1379]</ref> Veger added "Adrian Goldsmith is commonly accompted a native of Hamburgh, and the said da Papa and Billet of fflanders"<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1380 ]</ref>
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		+	"Philipe de Pape" made a claim in the English Admiralty Court in 1663 as "Phillip de Pape and Company of Middleborowe in Zealand" for a ship called the ''Black Mole'' of Middleborow (Master: Claus Van Graefschepen). The ship was carrying deals and ship spars, together with planks and firewood, and had been seized by a private man of war under a Portuguese commission. Whereas earlier he had been described as an inhabitant of Dunkirk and then Ostend, he is now described as an inhabitant of Middleburg. The ship's master reported that he laded his cargo in Norway and was bound for Dunkirk<ref>HCA 13/74 f.485r</ref>

	'''John Baptista Pallavorino''' - living at Antwerp; his "Procurador" at Antwerp was the consignee of twenty-nine sacks of wool loaded on the ''Sampson'' at Cadiz belonging to the King of Spain<ref>[IMG_117_07_1908]</ref>		'''John Baptista Pallavorino''' - living at Antwerp; his "Procurador" at Antwerp was the consignee of twenty-nine sacks of wool loaded on the ''Sampson'' at Cadiz belonging to the King of Spain<ref>[IMG_117_07_1908]</ref>

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 '''Philip da Paep''' - living at Ostend; merchant; consignee on behalf of George Boschaert, merchant of Antwerp, of silver sent from Boschaert's three factors in Cadiz; John Moller, George Boschaert's Antwerp cashier, stated that "Dionisio ffalconier, Philip da Paep and Peter Lams arlate to whom the said silver and plate predeposed was and is consigned by the said bills of lading to be delivered, were and are fflandrians"<ref>[[HCA 13/69 Silver 5 f.14r Annotate|HCA 13/69 Silver 5 f.14r]]</ref>
-"Phillip da Papa (alt de Pape)" was part-owner of the ship the ''Morning Starr'' (Master: Henry Laweson Veger). The other owners were Adrian Goldsmith of Antwerp (1/2) and Gilles Billet ("in right of Vincent Clingenbergh of Hamborough). According to Henry Lawreson Veger "Phillip da Papa dwelt formerly at Dunquirke but hath lived at Ostend ever since the ffrench tooke Dunquirke which was about 6 yeares since". Phillip da Papa had now returned to Dunkirk since its recapture by the Spanish.<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1379]</ref> Veger added "Adrian Goldsmith is commonly accompted a native of Hamburgh, and the said da Papa and Billet of fflanders"<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1380 ]</ref>
+"Phillip da Papa" was part-owner of the ship the ''Morning Starr'' (Master: Henry Laweson Veger). The other owners were Adrian Goldsmith of Antwerp (1/2) and Gilles Billet ("in right of Vincent Clingenbergh of Hamborough). According to Henry Lawreson Veger "Phillip da Papa dwelt formerly at Dunquirke but hath lived at Ostend ever since the ffrench tooke Dunquirke which was about 6 yeares since". Phillip da Papa had now returned to Dunkirk since its recapture by the Spanish.<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1379]</ref> Veger added "Adrian Goldsmith is commonly accompted a native of Hamburgh, and the said da Papa and Billet of fflanders"<ref>[HCA 13/67 IMG_117_07_1380 ]</ref>
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-"Philipe de Pape"  made a claim in the English Admiralty Court in 1663 as "Phillip de Pape and Company of Middleborowe in Zealand" for a ship called the ''Black Mole'' of Middleborow (Master: Claus Van Graefschepen). The ship was carrying deals and ship spars, together with planks and firewood, and had been seized by a private man of war under a Portuguese commission. Whereas earlier he had been described as an inhabitant of Dunkirk and then Ostend, he is now described as an inhabitant of Middleburg. The ship's master reported that he laded his cargo in Norway and was bound for Dunkirk<ref>HCA 13/74 f.485r</ref.
 '''John Baptista Pallavorino''' - living at Antwerp; his "Procurador" at Antwerp was the consignee of twenty-nine sacks of wool loaded on the ''Sampson'' at Cadiz belonging to the King of Spain<ref>[IMG_117_07_1908]</ref>

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 John Hey, master of the ''Goulden Mill'' of Hamburg, listed "George Kirkhoof" in a list of Hamburgers who were freighters for their own account from Hamburg on the ''Goulden Mill'' on a voyage to Malaga: "Harman [?Rentzell] Mr Peter van Sprechel Adrian Yonker William de Labiestradt Everard Anquerman, Godfrey and Joachim Scholt and Jerome Snitcher all Burghers and inhabitants of Hamburgh ever since this deponent can remember, and Mr Augustine [?Brun] George Kirkhoof Hans van [Jerusalem] and George Moller for three yeares or thereabouts dwelling also at Hamburgh"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.184r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.184r]]</ref>
-'''Antonio Labistraat [alt. de Labistraet]''' - living at Hamburg; merchant
+'''Antonio Labistraat [alt. Anthonio; de Labistraet]''' - living at Hamburg; merchant
-Consignee of silver in the ''Patriarke Jacob'' in 1653 for transport from Cadiz to Hamburg<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.428r Annotate|HCA 13/68 428r]]</ref>
+Consignee of silver in the ''Patriarke Jacob'' (Claes Colbrandt) in 1653 for transportation to Hamburgh. Hans Meynerson, master of anothr Hamburg ship, the ''Crowne Imperall'', stated in January 1654 that Antonio Labistraat had lived in Hamburg for twenty years and was a burgher of Haburg and a subject of the Free State of Hamburg.<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.557v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.557v]]; [[HCA 13/68 f.428r Annotate|HCA 13/68 428r]]</ref>
-Part-owner of the ''Morning Starre'' (Master; Michael Van Lubkin): "the said Adrian Yonker is owner of one 4th part thereof, the said Michael [?Hause] of one 4th, Joachim [?Hoyse] of one 8th part. Antonio de Labistraet of 1/8th part, William de Labistraet of one sixteenth part Cornelius de Hertogh of one eighth part and the said Michael Van Lubkin of one 16th part of the said ship the
+Part-owner of the ''Morning Starre'' (Master; Michael Van Lubkin): "the said Adrian Yonker is owner of one 4th part thereof, the said Michael [?Hause] of one 4th, Joachim [?Hoyse] of one 8th part. Antonio de Labistraet of 1/8th part, William de Labistraet of one sixteenth part Cornelius de Hertogh of one eighth part and the said Michael Van Lubkin of one 16th part of the said ship the ''Morning Starre''<ref>[[HCA 13/67 f.232v Silver IMG 117 07 1879 Annotate|HCA 13/67 f.232v Silver IMG 117 07 1879]]</ref>
 ''Morning Starre''<ref>[[HCA 13/67 f.232v Silver IMG 117 07 1879 Annotate|HCA 13/67 f.232v Silver IMG 117 07 1879]]</ref>
 '''William de Labiestradt [alt Guilermo de Labistraet]''' - living at Hamburg; merchant

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 '''John Van Campen''' - living at Haver de Grace and/or Rouen, and also in Hamburg; factor (together with Mark Peterson) at Haver de Grace and Roane of the Hamburg merchant John Scothering.<ref>[[HCA 13/70 f.575r Annotate|HCA 13/70 f.575r]]</ref> Unclear how related to Vincent Van Campen in Cadiz and Johannes Van Campen (son of Pardon Van Campen) in Hamburg. Jacob Hinsh, the Hamburg master of the ship the ''Switzer'' of Hamburg, stated that "the sayd 195 chests were to be delivered at haverdegrace to the agents of the sayd Zollicoffer and Scrothering to be there sole for their best benefitt by the persons to whome they were consigned, which were the arlate Symon Vrolingh who is reputed a dutch merchant at Haverdegrace and Agent to the sayd Zollicoffers, to whome one hundred and twenty chests of the sayd soape laden for Accompte of the sayd Zollicoffers were consigned, and the other seaventy five chests for the sayd Scrothering Accompt were consigned to the arlate John Van Campen who this deponent knoweth to bee a hamburger and to Marke Peterson whome this deponent knoweth not but hath heard the [?are] [?accompted] ffactors or Correspondents to the sayd Scrothering they being soe consigned to the sayd Van Campen and Peterson"<ref>[[HCA 13/70 f.576v Annotate|HCA 13/70 f.576v]]</ref>
-Thomas Andreison, Hamburg resident master of the ''Hope, listed "John van Campen a bachelor Hamburgher one while att Roane another while att Hamburgh. 6 yeares or thereabouts"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.177v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.177v]]</ref>  Hamburg merchant Christian Bolden used John van Campen to accept a Hamburg bill of exchange when paying for goods in Paris. He statd the paid for goods in Paris and Rouen "shortle after the buying with readie monies part whereof this deponent carried with himf from Hamburgh and part hee received at Paris by bill of exchange upon Mr John Van Campen a Hamburgher factor who [?liveth] in ffrance, which moneys this deponent had formerly paid at Hamburgh to one Pauls Paulson a Burgher and Merchant of Hamburgh, who gave this deponent a bill of exchenge to receive the said moneys, which the said Van Campen accepted, and accordingly gave order for the payment thereof at Paris to this deponent in July last past for this deponents owne accompt"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.465v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.465v]]</ref>
+Thomas Andreison, Hamburg resident master of the ''Hope'', listed "John van Campen a bachelor Hamburgher one while att Roane another while att Hamburgh. 6 yeares or thereabouts"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.177v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.177v]]</ref>  Hamburg merchant Christian Bolden used John van Campen to accept a Hamburg bill of exchange when paying for goods in Paris. He statd the paid for goods in Paris and Rouen "shortle after the buying with readie monies part whereof this deponent carried with himf from Hamburgh and part hee received at Paris by bill of exchange upon Mr John Van Campen a Hamburgher factor who [?liveth] in ffrance, which moneys this deponent had formerly paid at Hamburgh to one Pauls Paulson a Burgher and Merchant of Hamburgh, who gave this deponent a bill of exchenge to receive the said moneys, which the said Van Campen accepted, and accordingly gave order for the payment thereof at Paris to this deponent in July last past for this deponents owne accompt"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.465v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.465v]]</ref>
 '''Jochim Collins''' - living at Rouen; merchant or factor

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	Thomas Andreison, the Hamburg resident master of the Hamburg ship the ''Hope'' stated in November 1653 that he had known "Egbert [?Coppre] a married man att Roane ten yeares"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.177v Annotate\|HCA 13/68 f.177v]]</ref>		Thomas Andreison, the Hamburg resident master of the Hamburg ship the ''Hope'' stated in November 1653 that he had known "Egbert [?Coppre] a married man att Roane ten yeares"<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.177v Annotate\|HCA 13/68 f.177v]]</ref>
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		+	'''William Dorville''' - living at Rouen, native of Hamburg and subject of teh Free State; brother of John Dorville, a Hamburg merchant; consignee of goods in Hamburg vessel the 'Red Lyon'' (Master: Michael Jochimson).<rref>[[HCA 13/68 f.189r Annotate\|HCA 13/68 f.189r]]</ref>

	'''Jacques ffarmanel''' - living at Rouen; correspondent of George Boschaert, merchant of Antwerp		'''Jacques ffarmanel''' - living at Rouen; correspondent of George Boschaert, merchant of Antwerp