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| Volume | HCA 13/68 |
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| Folio | 86 |
| Side | Verso |
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| First cut transcription started and completed on 03/08/13 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13 /08/03 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 03/08/13, by CSG | |
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To the 6th and 7th articles of the said Allegation and schedules therein mencconed [XXX]
[XX] annexed [XXXX] saith and deposeth, that [XX] this depont hath credibly [XX]
been informed and sincerely beleeveth, the sayd John ffransen [XXX XXXX] or
about the [?time] of the lading of the small quantities of goods predeisposed, [XXXX]
andXXXx to three bills of Lading all of one tenor, for the said goods, and [XXXXX]
the said Master hath sewerall [XXXX] affirmed to this depon:t And aboard the said XXX
at the time [XX] was [XXXXX] and taken by the [XXXX] ffrigot, and [XXX]
to the hands of the seizors another being [XX XXXX XXXXX] to this producents as
[?Hambrough] this deponent, as aforessaid, [?reserved] [XXXXX] them [XXX] the same hee
hath since sent annexed to a Comission from [XX XXXX] expressly [XXX]
to Saint Lucas in Spaine for the examination of witnesses
concerning the truth of the matter in question, which said bill of ?lading
this deponent for the reasons promised us [XXXX] assured [XX[ [?bee] a [XXX XXX XXX]
bill of lading, and no way fictitious or colourable. And otherwise ?referring
himselfe to his foregoing deponn hee cannot depose; saving hee beleiveth [XX]
[XXXX] originall bill of lading according to the usuall custome is remaining
in the hands of [?this] said factorr
To the 8:th hee saith hee hath credibly heard and dirmely beleeveth, That y:e
said shipp with her lading predeposed on board her being in her direct
Course for Amsterdam were mett ?withall surprized and taken by the sd
shipp the ?Speaker ffrigatt and Captaine and Companie XXXXXX XXXXX
they were brought into Dover in England. And otherwise cannot depose.
To the 9:th hee saith, That in the yeare 1652. and moneths therein
respectovely ?occuring, and for X yeares before and till this ?p:rsent
the ?arlate John ?SrXether and XXXXX XXXXX were and are the
ffacto:rs agents and correspondents of the said producents, and for such
commonly reputed and taken, Which hee knoweth having for the ?like ?time
been booke keep and facto:r to the said producents, and thereby well
acquainted with the p:rmisses. And otherwise cannot depose, saving that by XXX
XXXXX bookes of accompts thXXX dep:t XXXX y:t they have for severall yeares before XXX XXX XXX
To the 10:th hee saith, That the said Hans Lemmerman deceased was
according to common report a Native of the Citie of Hamborough and
Subject of that free State untill his death, and for such commonly reputed
and taken, and that for ?sewall yeares before his death hee was a XXXXXXXXXX
well knowne to ?drive a great trade in Spaine, which trade is since his death
continued by the said producents of the depon:ts certaine knowledge, and y:e
said John Langerman ThomasLangerman and Hans?e Langerman
XXX ?and are the naturall and lawfull Children of y:e said Hans Langerman
deceased, andfor such well knowne and generally accompted at Hamborough
aforesaid, and XXX heires to the said deceased, And saith that the said
producents were are and ought to bee the true and lawfull Own:rs of
the XX and othergoods predeposed now claymed in their names, ?Which
hee knoweth for the reasons by him predeposed. And otherwise cannot
depose
To the 11:th hee saith that the said ?Katherine LXXXXXmans the ?Relict of
the said Hans Lemmerman deceased, and the said John Lemmerman
Thomas Lemmerman and Hans Lemmerman ?were and are all of XXX
?generally//
