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The clame of William Bartelotte of}
 
The clame of William Bartelotte of}
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Aus therdunn for his goods in the hare in}
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Aus therdunn for his goods in the ''hare in''}
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the feild. Suckley. Budd.}
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''the feild''. Suckley. Budd.}
  
 
Examined upon an allegation given in on the
 
Examined upon an allegation given in on the
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'''John Danckarts''' of Dergoose in hall Zealand
 
'''John Danckarts''' of Dergoose in hall Zealand
 
Mariner, stiersman of the said shipp the
 
Mariner, stiersman of the said shipp the
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hare in the feild, aged 39 yeeres or thereabouts
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''hare in the feild'', aged 39 yeeres or thereabouts
 
sworne and examined.
 
sworne and examined.
  
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11. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that
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To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that
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12. about this time twelve moneth and XXXX the shipp the hare in the
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about this time twelve moneth and XXXX the shipp the hare in the
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13. ffeild arlate lay at haver de Grace taking in lading for the barr
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ffeild arlate lay at haver de Grace taking in lading for the barr
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14. of St Lucars or Cadiz there was a bale of merchandize laden aboard
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of Saint Lucars or Cadiz there was a bale of merchandize laden aboard
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15. her of the marke in the margent numbred 60; which hee knoweth
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her of the marke in the margent numbred 60; which hee knoweth
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16. having seene a note or schedule of the lading, and in the alsoe a bill
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having seene a note or schedule of the lading, and in the alsoe a bill
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17. of lading signed by John Keenn the master for the same by which it
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of lading signed by John Keenn the master for the same by which it
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18. appeares that the said bale was laden for account of William
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appeares that the said bale was laden for account of William
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19. Bartelotti of Amsterdam, besides this deponent tooke a note
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Bartelotti of Amsterdam, besides this deponent tooke a note
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20. of the said lading and remembreth the said bale, hee being stiersman
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of the said lading and remembreth the said bale, hee being stiersman
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21. of the said shipp and present at her taking in of all her lading.
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of the said shipp and present at her taking in of all her lading.
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22. But the contents of the said bale hee knoweth not, and further
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But the contents of the said bale hee knoweth not, and further
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23. hee saith that the the said shipp with the said bale and the rest
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hee saith that the the said shipp with the said bale and the rest
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24. of her lading setting saile from haver de Grace for the
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of her lading setting saile from haver de Grace for the
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25. barr of St Lucars or Cadiz, was met with by two of the
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barr of Saint Lucars or Cadiz, was met with by two of the
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26. men of warr of this Commonwealth and seized and brought
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men of warr of this Commonwealth and seized and brought
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27. to Portsmouth, and afterwards to London, and hee well knoweth
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to Portsmouth, and afterwards to London, and hee well knoweth
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28. that the said bale was aboard when the said shipp was soe
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that the said bale was aboard when the said shipp was soe
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29. seized and came with the rest of the said lading to XXXXXXX the
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seized and came with the rest of the said lading to XXXXXXX the
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30. officers hands of this Commonwealth. And saith that about
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officers hands of this Commonwealth. And saith that about
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31. eight monethes since, as the officers of prize goods came aboard
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eight monethes since, as the officers of prize goods came aboard
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32. the said shipp as then lay at Blackwall to take out certaine
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the said shipp as then lay at Blackwall to take out certaine
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33. goods that were made prize, this deponent was present and
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goods that were made prize, this deponent was present and
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34. sawe the said bale of merchandize under the said marke and
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sawe the said bale of merchandize under the said marke and
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35. number aboard the said shipp, but about a moneth since as the
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number aboard the said shipp, but about a moneth since as the
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36. said bale (being as it seemes ordered to be restored) was looked
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said bale (being as it seemes ordered to be restored) was looked
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37. for, it could not be found nor it was then remayning in the said
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for, it could not be found nor it was then remayning in the said
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38. shipp, being by some meanes or other imbeazled and taken away;
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shipp, being by some meanes or other imbeazled and taken away;
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39. while the said vessel was under the power of weighters ˹waiters˺ and
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while the said vessel was under the power of weighters ˹waiters˺ and
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40. officers of this Commonwealth, and before John Keen as any of
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officers of this Commonwealth, and before John Keen as any of
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41. his company were admitted to have any command of her. And
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his company were admitted to have any command of her. And
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42. otherwise hee cannot depose.
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otherwise hee cannot depose.
  
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43. To the second hee cannot depose.
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To the second hee cannot depose.
  
 
John dosnckerts fijshermXXn [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
 
John dosnckerts fijshermXXn [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

Revision as of 19:31, April 30, 2014

Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 190
Side Verso
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Status
First cut transcription completed on 25/09/12 by William kellett; edited on 02712/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 27/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
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First transcriber
Will Kellett
First transcribed
12/09/25
Editorial history
Created 04/04/14, by CSG

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The third of May 1656.

The clame of William Bartelotte of}
Aus therdunn for his goods in the hare in}
the feild. Suckley. Budd.}

Examined upon an allegation given in on the
behalfe of the said Bartolette.

John Danckarts of Dergoose in hall Zealand
Mariner, stiersman of the said shipp the
hare in the feild, aged 39 yeeres or thereabouts
sworne and examined.

To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that
about this time twelve moneth and XXXX the shipp the hare in the
ffeild arlate lay at haver de Grace taking in lading for the barr
of Saint Lucars or Cadiz there was a bale of merchandize laden aboard
her of the marke in the margent numbred 60; which hee knoweth
having seene a note or schedule of the lading, and in the alsoe a bill
of lading signed by John Keenn the master for the same by which it
appeares that the said bale was laden for account of William
Bartelotti of Amsterdam, besides this deponent tooke a note
of the said lading and remembreth the said bale, hee being stiersman
of the said shipp and present at her taking in of all her lading.
But the contents of the said bale hee knoweth not, and further
hee saith that the the said shipp with the said bale and the rest
of her lading setting saile from haver de Grace for the
barr of Saint Lucars or Cadiz, was met with by two of the
men of warr of this Commonwealth and seized and brought
to Portsmouth, and afterwards to London, and hee well knoweth
that the said bale was aboard when the said shipp was soe
seized and came with the rest of the said lading to XXXXXXX the
officers hands of this Commonwealth. And saith that about
eight monethes since, as the officers of prize goods came aboard
the said shipp as then lay at Blackwall to take out certaine
goods that were made prize, this deponent was present and
sawe the said bale of merchandize under the said marke and
number aboard the said shipp, but about a moneth since as the
said bale (being as it seemes ordered to be restored) was looked
for, it could not be found nor it was then remayning in the said
shipp, being by some meanes or other imbeazled and taken away;
while the said vessel was under the power of weighters ˹waiters˺ and
officers of this Commonwealth, and before John Keen as any of
his company were admitted to have any command of her. And
otherwise hee cannot depose.

To the second hee cannot depose.

John dosnckerts fijshermXXn [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

***************************************

The 6th of May, 1656.

Hammond and the Sisters aforesaid}
and against Wright and others}</margin>

Exámined upon the same said allegation libell

Rp. 6.

Francis Corniche of Aldborough Mariner aged
39 yeers or thereabouts sworne and exámined.

To

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