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EL 7010 f.7r Annotate +	Walter Cook<br /> Captain Best<br /> Earle of Bridgewater  +
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HCA 13/124 f.32r Annotate +	'''William Bellamy''' See slide no. 14 in https://www.academia.edu/4533813/Philip_Hnatkovich_and_Colin_Greenstreet_Owners_Adventure_1656_Case_study_of_a_London_whaling_ship_Exeter_September_12_2013_  +
HCA 13/124 f.86v Annotate +	Adys<br /> Edward Micoe<br /> William Micoe  +
HCA 13/124 f.87v Annotate +	Bardwell<br /> Trott<br /> Robert Page  +
HCA 13/124 f.88v Annotate +	Bardwell<br /> Trott<br /> Christopher Coltman [Coleman]<br /> John Austerly  +
HCA 13/125 IMG 115 05 8862 Annotate +	[[File:Visitation of London 1633-35 p.219.PNG|400px|thumb|left|[https://archive.org/stream/visitationoflond17howa#page/n227/mode/2up 'Rychaut', Visitation of London, 1633, 1634 & 1654, p.219]]  +
HCA 13/63 f.161r Annotate +	Egidius Lytcott - signs himself Giles Lytcott - See "Nov 5. 1652: Orders of the Council of State. For a licence to Edward Bushell, merchant, to transport 10 draught nags to Barbadoes; also for Giles Lytcott, merchant to transport, six draught nags thither. [Ibid., Vol. LXIII, p. 33.]"UNIQ7b89afde3611c669-ref-00000009-QINU  +, Egidius Lytcott - signs himself Giles Lytcott - See "Nov 5. 1652: Orders of the Council of State. For a licence to Edward Bushell, merchant, to transport 10 draught nags to Barbadoes; also for Giles Lytcott, merchant to transport, six draught nags thither. [Ibid., Vol. LXIII, p. 33.]"UNIQ32d4d9845fc74c8b-ref-00000003-QINU  +
HCA 13/63 f.260v Annotate +	Mr Perkins  +
HCA 13/65 f.12v Annotate +	<u>John Lemkuell</u> * "And the said Jacob Jacobson, together with '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, merchants of Almaine, who had full power for that..."UNIQ7776cb0196ecc849-ref-00000007-QINU <br /> * "And the said Jacob Jacobson, '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, by indenture dated 29 July 1674, demised the said ground to Theodore Jacobson for the further term of thirty-one years, commencing with the expiration of the said term of forty years, at the rrent of £110 per annum."UNIQ7776cb0196ecc849-ref-0000000A-QINU <br /> * "...for the benefit to the Hanse Towns that Theodore Jacobson offered to build on the Stileyeard at his own charges. And they further say that the decree mentioned in the bill was obtained, and the lease for a further term of years granted by Jacob Jacobson, '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson was made without any authority from the said Hanse Townes:..."UNIQ7776cb0196ecc849-ref-0000000D-QINU <br /> * "[In the Court of Judicature, known as the Fire Court, following the Fire of London of 1666] Gerichtliche Feststellung eines Termins von vierzig Jahren fuer den Hauer-Contract ueber den Stahlhof. 1673, (October 31.)...Theodore Jacobsen of London Merchant, Peticioner against Jacob Jacobsen, President of the Merchants of Almayne, and the said Merchants of Almayne being under and of the Confederacion, Leige and Company of the Dutch Hanze, otherwise called Merchants of Almayne...[Describes a back Message or Tenement with a Wharf and severall other Warehouses and buildings thereunto/].."On the South fronting the River of Thames from East to West One hundred fifty and seaven feet and One inch and thereabouts; on the Westside thereof from the said front to the Backside of the building in Thames-Street from South to North, two hundred wighty three feet and foure inches or thereabouts, besides the said wharfe, on which Westdise is one breake in the North Corner Thirty and seven feet from the backside of the North building two feet levell; on the North End from the Eastside to the West middle Walls One hundred forty two feet and five inches or thereabouts; and on the Eastside thereof from North to South, besides the said Wharfe, two hundred Eighty Six feet and three inches or thereabouts (on which said Eastside are foure severall small Breakes) situate lying and being in the Stilehoff, alias Stileyard, in Thames Street in the Parish of All Hallowes the Great, in Dowgate Ward in London, as Tenant unto the abovenamed Merchants of Almayne, being under and of the said Confederacion, Leige and Company of the said Dutch Hanze, otherwise called Merchants of Almayne, having an house in the City of London, commonly called Guildhall Teutonicorum, in whome the said Stileyard with the said Messuage, Warehouses and buildings (amongst other things) were vested ..."UNIQ7776cb0196ecc849-ref-00000010-QINU <br /> * C 6/201/25 Short title: Cock v Vanderhoeve. Plaintiffs: George Cock . Defendants: John Baptista Vanderhoeve and '''George Matson'''. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1670 <br /> " Welcome to the collaborative archive of Monasterium.Net! In our virtual archive, you can access a content of more than 229,000 primary sources from more than 100 European archives." [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/home] The documents are organized in archival fonds and research collections. The content of the virtual archive depends on the decisions of the participants. It can vary from archive to archive, from collection to collection. Browse through the fonds to discover what can be found and add in anything you miss. Registred users have the possibility to take a greater part in our collaborative effort by working with the sources themselves. More information can be found on the menu under "Help". <br /> Collection: Urkundliche Geschichte des Hansischen Stahlhofes zu London (Google data)" [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/HansischerStahlhof/collection] "Whoe haveing been thereupon warned, the said Jacob Jacobsen, the said President, and '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, members of the said Company, appeared here in Court this Day on behelafe of themselves and all the rest of the said Company, Mr. Bowes being of their Counsell..." [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/HansischerStahlhof/69879716-0038-48f2-bfc2-a408bfbe840c/charter?q=lemkuell] <br /> Archaeologia (Second Series) / Volume 61 / Issue 02 / January 1909, pp 389-426<br /> Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1909<br /> DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S026134090001016X (About DOI), Published online: 15 November 2011 "...The paper chiefly describes the later connexion of the Germans with the Steelyard in London, that is from 1598, when they were turned out for a time by Queen Elizabeth, supplementing Dr. J. M. Lappenberg's book on the Hanseatic settlement here, published at Hamburg in 1851, which we have in our library. Incidentally I have written a note on the carved screen of All Hallows the Great, the parish church of the Steelyard."  +, <u>John Lemkuell</u> * "And the said Jacob Jacobson, together with '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, merchants of Almaine, who had full power for that..."UNIQ56286ccca2acb5a6-ref-00000007-QINU <br /> * "And the said Jacob Jacobson, '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, by indenture dated 29 July 1674, demised the said ground to Theodore Jacobson for the further term of thirty-one years, commencing with the expiration of the said term of forty years, at the rrent of £110 per annum."UNIQ56286ccca2acb5a6-ref-0000000A-QINU <br /> * "...for the benefit to the Hanse Towns that Theodore Jacobson offered to build on the Stileyeard at his own charges. And they further say that the decree mentioned in the bill was obtained, and the lease for a further term of years granted by Jacob Jacobson, '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson was made without any authority from the said Hanse Townes:..."UNIQ56286ccca2acb5a6-ref-0000000D-QINU <br /> * "[In the Court of Judicature, known as the Fire Court, following the Fire of London of 1666] Gerichtliche Feststellung eines Termins von vierzig Jahren fuer den Hauer-Contract ueber den Stahlhof. 1673, (October 31.)...Theodore Jacobsen of London Merchant, Peticioner against Jacob Jacobsen, President of the Merchants of Almayne, and the said Merchants of Almayne being under and of the Confederacion, Leige and Company of the Dutch Hanze, otherwise called Merchants of Almayne...[Describes a back Message or Tenement with a Wharf and severall other Warehouses and buildings thereunto/].."On the South fronting the River of Thames from East to West One hundred fifty and seaven feet and One inch and thereabouts; on the Westside thereof from the said front to the Backside of the building in Thames-Street from South to North, two hundred wighty three feet and foure inches or thereabouts, besides the said wharfe, on which Westdise is one breake in the North Corner Thirty and seven feet from the backside of the North building two feet levell; on the North End from the Eastside to the West middle Walls One hundred forty two feet and five inches or thereabouts; and on the Eastside thereof from North to South, besides the said Wharfe, two hundred Eighty Six feet and three inches or thereabouts (on which said Eastside are foure severall small Breakes) situate lying and being in the Stilehoff, alias Stileyard, in Thames Street in the Parish of All Hallowes the Great, in Dowgate Ward in London, as Tenant unto the abovenamed Merchants of Almayne, being under and of the said Confederacion, Leige and Company of the said Dutch Hanze, otherwise called Merchants of Almayne, having an house in the City of London, commonly called Guildhall Teutonicorum, in whome the said Stileyard with the said Messuage, Warehouses and buildings (amongst other things) were vested ..."UNIQ56286ccca2acb5a6-ref-00000010-QINU <br /> * C 6/201/25 Short title: Cock v Vanderhoeve. Plaintiffs: George Cock . Defendants: John Baptista Vanderhoeve and '''George Matson'''. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1670 <br /> " Welcome to the collaborative archive of Monasterium.Net! In our virtual archive, you can access a content of more than 229,000 primary sources from more than 100 European archives." [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/home] The documents are organized in archival fonds and research collections. The content of the virtual archive depends on the decisions of the participants. It can vary from archive to archive, from collection to collection. Browse through the fonds to discover what can be found and add in anything you miss. Registred users have the possibility to take a greater part in our collaborative effort by working with the sources themselves. More information can be found on the menu under "Help". <br /> Collection: Urkundliche Geschichte des Hansischen Stahlhofes zu London (Google data)" [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/HansischerStahlhof/collection] "Whoe haveing been thereupon warned, the said Jacob Jacobsen, the said President, and '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, members of the said Company, appeared here in Court this Day on behelafe of themselves and all the rest of the said Company, Mr. Bowes being of their Counsell..." [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/HansischerStahlhof/69879716-0038-48f2-bfc2-a408bfbe840c/charter?q=lemkuell] <br /> Archaeologia (Second Series) / Volume 61 / Issue 02 / January 1909, pp 389-426<br /> Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1909<br /> DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S026134090001016X (About DOI), Published online: 15 November 2011 "...The paper chiefly describes the later connexion of the Germans with the Steelyard in London, that is from 1598, when they were turned out for a time by Queen Elizabeth, supplementing Dr. J. M. Lappenberg's book on the Hanseatic settlement here, published at Hamburg in 1851, which we have in our library. Incidentally I have written a note on the carved screen of All Hallows the Great, the parish church of the Steelyard."  +, <u>John Lemkuell</u> * "And the said Jacob Jacobson, together with '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, merchants of Almaine, who had full power for that..."UNIQ856c4501945ec79f-ref-00000007-QINU <br /> * "And the said Jacob Jacobson, '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, by indenture dated 29 July 1674, demised the said ground to Theodore Jacobson for the further term of thirty-one years, commencing with the expiration of the said term of forty years, at the rrent of £110 per annum."UNIQ856c4501945ec79f-ref-0000000A-QINU <br /> * "...for the benefit to the Hanse Towns that Theodore Jacobson offered to build on the Stileyeard at his own charges. And they further say that the decree mentioned in the bill was obtained, and the lease for a further term of years granted by Jacob Jacobson, '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson was made without any authority from the said Hanse Townes:..."UNIQ856c4501945ec79f-ref-0000000D-QINU <br /> * "[In the Court of Judicature, known as the Fire Court, following the Fire of London of 1666] Gerichtliche Feststellung eines Termins von vierzig Jahren fuer den Hauer-Contract ueber den Stahlhof. 1673, (October 31.)...Theodore Jacobsen of London Merchant, Peticioner against Jacob Jacobsen, President of the Merchants of Almayne, and the said Merchants of Almayne being under and of the Confederacion, Leige and Company of the Dutch Hanze, otherwise called Merchants of Almayne...[Describes a back Message or Tenement with a Wharf and severall other Warehouses and buildings thereunto/].."On the South fronting the River of Thames from East to West One hundred fifty and seaven feet and One inch and thereabouts; on the Westside thereof from the said front to the Backside of the building in Thames-Street from South to North, two hundred wighty three feet and foure inches or thereabouts, besides the said wharfe, on which Westdise is one breake in the North Corner Thirty and seven feet from the backside of the North building two feet levell; on the North End from the Eastside to the West middle Walls One hundred forty two feet and five inches or thereabouts; and on the Eastside thereof from North to South, besides the said Wharfe, two hundred Eighty Six feet and three inches or thereabouts (on which said Eastside are foure severall small Breakes) situate lying and being in the Stilehoff, alias Stileyard, in Thames Street in the Parish of All Hallowes the Great, in Dowgate Ward in London, as Tenant unto the abovenamed Merchants of Almayne, being under and of the said Confederacion, Leige and Company of the said Dutch Hanze, otherwise called Merchants of Almayne, having an house in the City of London, commonly called Guildhall Teutonicorum, in whome the said Stileyard with the said Messuage, Warehouses and buildings (amongst other things) were vested ..."UNIQ856c4501945ec79f-ref-00000010-QINU <br /> * C 6/201/25 Short title: Cock v Vanderhoeve. Plaintiffs: George Cock . Defendants: John Baptista Vanderhoeve and '''George Matson'''. Subject: money matters, Middlesex. Document type: bill, answer. 1670 <br /> " Welcome to the collaborative archive of Monasterium.Net! In our virtual archive, you can access a content of more than 229,000 primary sources from more than 100 European archives." [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/home] The documents are organized in archival fonds and research collections. The content of the virtual archive depends on the decisions of the participants. It can vary from archive to archive, from collection to collection. Browse through the fonds to discover what can be found and add in anything you miss. Registred users have the possibility to take a greater part in our collaborative effort by working with the sources themselves. More information can be found on the menu under "Help". <br /> Collection: Urkundliche Geschichte des Hansischen Stahlhofes zu London (Google data)" [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/HansischerStahlhof/collection] "Whoe haveing been thereupon warned, the said Jacob Jacobsen, the said President, and '''John Lemkuell''' and George Matson, members of the said Company, appeared here in Court this Day on behelafe of themselves and all the rest of the said Company, Mr. Bowes being of their Counsell..." [http://www.mom-ca.uni-koeln.de/mom/HansischerStahlhof/69879716-0038-48f2-bfc2-a408bfbe840c/charter?q=lemkuell] <br /> Archaeologia (Second Series) / Volume 61 / Issue 02 / January 1909, pp 389-426<br /> Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1909<br /> DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S026134090001016X (About DOI), Published online: 15 November 2011 "...The paper chiefly describes the later connexion of the Germans with the Steelyard in London, that is from 1598, when they were turned out for a time by Queen Elizabeth, supplementing Dr. J. M. Lappenberg's book on the Hanseatic settlement here, published at Hamburg in 1851, which we have in our library. Incidentally I have written a note on the carved screen of All Hallows the Great, the parish church of the Steelyard."  +
HCA 13/65 f.14r Annotate +	<u>Christopher Malim</u> * There appears to have been an older Christopher Malim (?father of Christopher Malim in HCA 13/64 f.14r) who was also a shipwright of Redriff. <br /> -- "FOURTH LION'S WHELP: Built by '''Christopher Malim of Redriff'''. Used for experiments on the "project of a Dutchman" c. 1633. Works in the hold were ordered to be removed in March 1634 as they were of no use in a man-of-war. I have not found any details of these works, which were probably carried out by Cornelis Drebbel, who died in 1633. Struck a rock in St. Aubin's Bay, Jersey on 4 August 16361 and sank, without loss of life."UNIQdc7865a5915d8e42-ref-00000123-QINU  +
HCA 13/65 f.1r Annotate +	<u>Sir Jacob Garrett</u> <br /> = Sir Jacob Garrard  +
HCA 13/65 f.3v Annotate +	<u>Lucas Jacobs</u> "Lucas Jacobs, corn merchant" of London, imported corn to the metropolis for at least thirty-seven years (1608-45). Between 1608 and 1639, he is said to have brought in 120,100 quarters, and to have lost £3000 in this trade during the years 1638-40. His example during the earlier years, it is stated, caused others to enter the trade, whereby London " has been from time to time provided." His activities were characteristic of the second period of the metropolitan market, for he exported corn (at least once by his English factor) as well as imported it."UNIQcdc64934adbdda8e-ref-000001FD-QINU <u>Abraham Stockman</u> "There is an Insurance of 2000 pounds flemmish made upon the said silver by Marcus Tirick Doddart van Haveren Abraham Stockman all Hamburghers And otherwise negatively, and further cannot depose"UNIQcdc64934adbdda8e-ref-00000200-QINU Family historical details in the Swedish language online family tree of "Blumensaadt & Ingemand - Vores Slægt"UNIQcdc64934adbdda8e-ref-00000203-QINU show: Abraham Stockman<br /> b. 1656 Hamburg<br /> m. married twice, no date<br /> d. 24. April 1669, Altona Hamburg Father: samuel Stockman, f,1564, Antwerpen<br /> Mother: Louise Noe, f. 1656, Antwerp Wife 1: Dina Jacobs, f.1604, Danzig, d. Dec 9th 1692, Altona Stadt, Hamburg (age of 88)<br /> Children by wife 1:<br /> 1. Hendrik Stockman, f. 1632, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted, d. 9 dec. 1677, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted (Alder 45 år)<br /> 2. Jan Stockman, f. 1634, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted, d. 3 mar. 1665, Altona, Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted (Alder 31 år)<br /> 3. Anna Stockman, f. 1635, Altona, Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted, d. 23 dec. 1695, Altona, Hamburg, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted (Alder 60 år)<br /> 4. Maria Stockman, f. 1636, Altona Stadt, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted, d. 17 sep. 1670, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted (Alder 34 år)<br /> 5. Elizabeth Stockman, f. 1640, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted, d. 29 maj 1676 (Alder 36 år) Wife 2: Amarens Siks, f. 1598, Hamburg, d. 1630 (age of 32)<br /> Married: 1620, Hamburg<br /> Children: 1. Dina Stockman, f. 1622, Hamburg, Tyskland Find alle personer med begivenheder på dette sted, d. 4 okt. 1680 (Alder 58 år)  +
HCA 13/65 f.50v Annotate +	<u>George ffarrington</u> CHECK OTHER DEPOSITION BOOKS  +
HCA 13/65 f.5r Annotate +	<u>Abraham Stockman</u>  +
HCA 13/66 Silver IMG 118 07 2466 Annotate +	[[File:James Stanier mw133242.jpg|300px|thumb|left|James Stanier, merchant of London, ca. 1643; [http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portraitLarge/mw133242/James-Stanier?LinkID=mp53263&role=sit&rNo=0 etching, 141 mm x 95 mm, Wenceslaus Hollar, National Portrait Gallery]]  +
HCA 13/67 f.167r Silver IMG 117 07 1744 Annotate +	'''Nicholas Van Elen''' See "VAN ELEN, confrère de Saint-Georges, á Dunkerque, p.347"UNIQa159f0d1138db584-ref-000012E6-QINU See "...Faulconnier, grand bailly de cette ville et connétable de la Confrérie de Sainct-Georges en cette ville, les sieurs Nicolas Van Elen, Nicolas Damast, Philippe Coppens, ..."UNIQa159f0d1138db584-ref-000012E9-QINU  +
HCA 13/67 f.171v Silver IMG 117 07 1763 Annotate +	'''Ambrose Pomeroy''' "Peter Perkins against the vessell}<br /> called the ''Cabbidge man'' o  +
HCA 13/68 f.14v Annotate +	Francis Pleasure of Rosemary Lane in London Mariner aged four and twenty yeares  +
HCA 13/68 f.16v Annotate +	Captaine Milly  +
HCA 13/68 f.17r Annotate +	Dr Godolphin<br /> Dr Clarke<br /> George Moulin<br /> William Taylor of Nightingale Lane in London, Mariner one of the Company of the ''Advantage frigot'', aged one and twenty yeares or thereabouts<br /> Captaine Mills, commander of the ''Advantage''<br /> Captaine Gyles Shelley, commander of the ''Waterhound''  +
HCA 13/68 f.17v Annotate +	Captaine Mills, of the ''Advantage''  +
HCA 13/68 f.219v Annotate +	'''Hieronymus Reinstorp''' "Born um 1580 in Hamburg<br /> Died nach 1661 in Hamburg Ehegatte: (1) Elisabeth van Kampe (m. ca. 1612, d. before 1628)<br /> Ehegatee: (2) Cäcilia Winstman (b. 14.06.1607; m. 1628; d. 11.03.1679) Vater: Hieronymus Reinstorp<br /> Mutter: Anna Wickhorst Kinder: Elizabeth Reinstorp (b. 1631, Hamburg; d. 1706, Hamburg)"UNIQ45cff96b53e9d1c3-ref-00000004-QINU  +, '''Hieronymus Reinstorp''' "Born um 1580 in Hamburg<br /> Died nach 1661 in Hamburg Ehegatte: (1) Elisabeth van Kampe (m. ca. 1612, d. before 1628)<br /> Ehegatee: (2) Cäcilia Winstman (b. 14.06.1607; m. 1628; d. 11.03.1679) Vater: Hieronymus Reinstorp<br /> Mutter: Anna Wickhorst Kinder: Elizabeth Reinstorp (b. 1631, Hamburg; d. 1706, Hamburg)"UNIQ4c6267cb91502f0e-ref-00000004-QINU  +, '''Hieronymus Reinstorp''' "Born um 1580 in Hamburg<br /> Died nach 1661 in Hamburg Ehegatte: (1) Elisabeth van Kampe (m. ca. 1612, d. before 1628)<br /> Ehegatee: (2) Cäcilia Winstman (b. 14.06.1607; m. 1628; d. 11.03.1679) Vater: Hieronymus Reinstorp<br /> Mutter: Anna Wickhorst Kinder: Elizabeth Reinstorp (b. 1631, Hamburg; d. 1706, Hamburg)"UNIQa469e51c9ad86dcf-ref-00000004-QINU  +, …
HCA 13/68 f.232v Annotate +	'''Adrian Goldsmith''' Derrick Heytman claims in his deposition that Adrian Goldsmith, though resident in Antwerp, was actually a Hamburger, who had earlier lived for a long time in Spain. This is possible, though not definite. Certainly Christopher Boone, an English merchant who had lived in Spain, knew Adrian Goldsmith from the Spanish trade. Moreover, there is a later claim from 1655 for goods in the ship the ''Hare in the feild'' ("The claime of Adrian Goldsmith of Antwerp} and others for goods in the hare in the feild.} John kein Master"), The London merchant, John Nicolas, had been an assuer for goods of Adrian Goldsmith on the ship. Nicholas stated in a deposition in support of this claim that he had seen a letter , prior to his subscription to the assurance policy "that the said goods were laden for the accompt of mr Goldsmith of Antwerp and (as hee remembreth) other friends of hamborowe£"UNIQeb7df8eff0dad80c-ref-00001F6E-QINU  +
HCA 13/68 f.246r Annotate +	'''John Augustin''' "John Augustin of Dunquirke merchant aged 23 yeares" was deposed in the English High Court of Admiraltyu on September 7th 1654 in the "The claime of Colonell Samuell Atkins of Leith in Scotland for the ''Saint John''. John Thomas master and goods taken by the ''Restitution''"UNIQ06b5821a0473c659-ref-00000009-QINU  +
HCA 13/68 f.24v Annotate +	John Major<br /> John Painter of Wincanton in Somerset  +

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