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|Transcription=last past, the allate John Thomas a Merchant of London well knowne
 
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to this deponent was and att present is and ought to bee the true and lawfull
 
to this deponent was and att present is and ought to bee the true and lawfull
 
Owner and Proprietor of 140. bundles of redd Russia hides, and was and is so commonly
 
Owner and Proprietor of 140. bundles of redd Russia hides, and was and is so commonly
 
accompted and reputed, Which said 140. bundles of hides were about the
 
accompted and reputed, Which said 140. bundles of hides were about the
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middle of September last brought and laden aboard the shipp the ''John and
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middle of September last brought and laden aboard the shipp the ''John and''
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Ambrose'' of London at Archangell in Russia for and as the proper goods
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''Ambrose'' of London at Archangell in Russia for and as the proper goods
 
of the said John Thomas who then was in person at Archangell aforesaid
 
of the said John Thomas who then was in person at Archangell aforesaid
 
And so much the Master of the said shipp Robert Church did at the time
 
And so much the Master of the said shipp Robert Church did at the time
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Companie, and saith the said hides were the very last goods brought and
 
Companie, and saith the said hides were the very last goods brought and
 
laden aboard the said shipp at Archangell aforesaid and were stowed
 
laden aboard the said shipp at Archangell aforesaid and were stowed
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uppermost, being onely i bundles, and not made up in bales, as the rest of
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uppermost, being onely in bundles, and not made up in bales, as the rest of
 
the hides laden aboard the said shipp were. The premisses hee beleeveth being
 
the hides laden aboard the said shipp were. The premisses hee beleeveth being
 
one of the Quarter Masters of and aboard the said shipp, and for that hee
 
one of the Quarter Masters of and aboard the said shipp, and for that hee
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To the 4. 5. and 6th hee saith, That the said shipp the ''John and Ambrose''
 
To the 4. 5. and 6th hee saith, That the said shipp the ''John and Ambrose''
 
shortly after her full lading received aboard her at Archangell aforesaid
 
shortly after her full lading received aboard her at Archangell aforesaid
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departed thence and steered directly towards this Port of Londojn, but on
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departed thence and steered directly towards this Port of London, but on
 
such her Course by contrary windes and tempestuous weather was beaten
 
such her Course by contrary windes and tempestuous weather was beaten
 
and struck upon Colchester sands where shee is perished, having remained
 
and struck upon Colchester sands where shee is perished, having remained
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Keate Jennings and others against Alderman&#125;
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Examined upon an Allegation on the behalfe
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of the said Keate Jennings and others./
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'''Edward Cours''' of Wapping in the parish of
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Stepney and County of Middlesex Mariner aged 38.
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To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth, That upon or about
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the 15th day of the moneth of May <u>1652.</u> arlate, the Vessell the ''dart''
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''friggat'' arlate arrived at Ciprus, being as was then and there
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Volume HCA 13/70
Folio 151
Side Recto
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 07/09/2014
Languages
Note
IMAGE: IMG_4348.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2014/09/07
Editorial history
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last past, the allate John Thomas a Merchant of London well knowne
to this deponent was and att present is and ought to bee the true and lawfull
Owner and Proprietor of 140. bundles of redd Russia hides, and was and is so commonly
accompted and reputed, Which said 140. bundles of hides were about the
middle of September last brought and laden aboard the shipp the John and
Ambrose of London at Archangell in Russia for and as the proper goods
of the said John Thomas who then was in person at Archangell aforesaid
And so much the Master of the said shipp Robert Church did at the time
of their said ladeing and before and since sewerall times expresse and affirme
in this deponents presence and hearing and in the hearing of the said shipps
Companie, and saith the said hides were the very last goods brought and
laden aboard the said shipp at Archangell aforesaid and were stowed
uppermost, being onely in bundles, and not made up in bales, as the rest of
the hides laden aboard the said shipp were. The premisses hee beleeveth being
one of the Quarter Masters of and aboard the said shipp, and for that hee
helped and assisted in the stowing thereof. And further cannot depose

To the 4. 5. and 6th hee saith, That the said shipp the John and Ambrose
shortly after her full lading received aboard her at Archangell aforesaid
departed thence and steered directly towards this Port of London, but on
such her Course by contrary windes and tempestuous weather was beaten
and struck upon Colchester sands where shee is perished, having remained
some few daies entire and unbroken, during which time the said Robert Church
her Master caused a hoy to come aboard her, in which hoy hee caused the said
bundles of hides as being the uppermost and neerer goods together with some
other goods to be imbarqued, whereby the same were preserved of this deponents
sight and knowledge, And further hee cannot depose saving this deponent
hath Credibly been informed, That the said hides and other goods
so preserved are since brought up to London, and are now remaining
in the Custody and possession of one Mr ffowler a Merchant or
Officer here.

Repeated [?XX] Court./

John Larkin [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The 14th day of december :1654:- [CENTRE HEADING]

Keate Jennings and others against Alderman}
ffredericke, Chowne and others. Budd. Smith}

Examined upon an Allegation on the behalfe
of the said Keate Jennings and others./

jus./

Edward Cours of Wapping in the parish of
Stepney and County of Middlesex Mariner aged 38.
yeares or thereabouts a Wittnesse sworne and
examined saith as followeth videlicet:-/:-

To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth, That upon or about
the 15th day of the moneth of May 1652. arlate, the Vessell the dart
friggat arlate arrived at Ciprus, being as was then and there
(generally

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