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| − | <u>HCA 24/111</u>:An Account of the losses sustayned by Captaine William Rider Captaine Jeremie Blackman Lucas Lucie John Robinson John Harris William and George Branton and others, which were Owners and freighters of the shipp called the ''Roe Buck'' of London, being taken and surprised by Prince Rupert neere the porte of Lisobone in Portugall the 18th of November 1649<ref>[[Tools: HCA 24/111]]<ref> | + | <u>HCA 24/111</u>: An Account of the losses sustayned by Captaine William Rider Captaine Jeremie Blackman Lucas Lucie John Robinson John Harris William and George Branton and others, which were Owners and freighters of the shipp called the ''Roe Buck'' of London, being taken and surprised by Prince Rupert neere the porte of Lisobone in Portugall the 18th of November 1649<ref>[[Tools: HCA 24/111]]</ref> |
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Revision as of 17:07, July 20, 2016
| Person | Occupation | Birth year | Birth place | Resident town | HCA vol. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Captaine William Ryder | Merchant | The date "XXXX" was not understood.The date "XXXX" was not understood. | Unknown | London | HCA 13/73 |
Depositions -Ryder as deponent
Depositions - Ryder mentioned
HCA 13/70:Deposition: Robertus Browne de Stepney in comitatu Middlesex nauta aetatis 32 annorum; Date: November 7th 1660; Case: English merchants against the Dutch East Inida Company on behalf of the Constantinople Merchant, the Mayflower, the Dragon, The Merchants Delight, the Marigold, the Anne, and the Samaritan[1]
Cases - Ryder as plaintiff or defendant
Personal Answers
Miscellaneous
HCA 24/111: An Account of the losses sustayned by Captaine William Rider Captaine Jeremie Blackman Lucas Lucie John Robinson John Harris William and George Branton and others, which were Owners and freighters of the shipp called the Roe Buck of London, being taken and surprised by Prince Rupert neere the porte of Lisobone in Portugall the 18th of November 1649[2]
Letters
