Difference between revisions of "HCA 13/69 Silver 1 f.39v Annotate"
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of Bridges, yet in truth and reality the sayd sylver moneys was laden | of Bridges, yet in truth and reality the sayd sylver moneys was laden | ||
aboard the sayd shipps for the sole use and Accompt of the sayd John Mexia | aboard the sayd shipps for the sole use and Accompt of the sayd John Mexia | ||
| − | de Herrera, and the name of the sayd Paul Cobrissy | + | de Herrera, and the name of the sayd Paul Cobrissy was made use of |
| + | [vtly] in regard of the danger of lading the sayd sylver in Spaine as in | ||
| + | arlate and [vtly] because att or about that tyme the producent was ill at | ||
| + | ease and sick and uncertaine whether he should be able to go along | ||
| + | with the sayd shipps himselfe, And So much the sayd John Mexia de | ||
| + | Herrera as well before the lading of the sayd money and plate as | ||
| + | afterwards did declare to this deponent att Cadize aforesayd. And further | ||
| + | he cannot depose. | ||
| + | |||
| + | To the fifth he saith that the arlate John Mexia de Herrera for these | ||
| + | fourteene yeares past hath bene and att present if of the certaine knowledge | ||
| + | of the deponent a merchant of Toledo in Spaine, and a Subject of the | ||
| + | King of Spaine and a Spaniard by birth being as the common repute[d] | ||
| + | borne in the bishoprick of Toledo aforesayd. And for such the sayd | ||
| + | John Mexia de Herrera was and is commonly accompted reputed and laden. | ||
| + | And further he cannot depose. | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 10:58, November 8, 2015
| Volume | HCA 13/69 Silver 1 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 39 |
| Side | Verso |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| Uploaded image; transcribed 08/11/2015 | |
| Note | |
| IMAGE: IMG_118_07_2626.jpg | |
| First transcriber | |
| Ross Keel | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2015/11/08 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Transcribed on 08/11/2015 by Ross Keel | |
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To the fifth he saith and deposeth that the three Bills lading to the
sayd allegation annexed and none showne are three of the bills of lading
for the sayd moneyes plate and sylver laden aboard the sayd shipps
respectively as aforesayd, which this deponent knoweth and believeth for the
reasons above expressed. And further saith that although in the same
Bills of lading It be expressed that the sayd moneys and plate therein
respectively mencioned and for the use and Accompt of the sayd Paul Cobrissy
of Bridges, yet in truth and reality the sayd sylver moneys was laden
aboard the sayd shipps for the sole use and Accompt of the sayd John Mexia
de Herrera, and the name of the sayd Paul Cobrissy was made use of
[vtly] in regard of the danger of lading the sayd sylver in Spaine as in
arlate and [vtly] because att or about that tyme the producent was ill at
ease and sick and uncertaine whether he should be able to go along
with the sayd shipps himselfe, And So much the sayd John Mexia de
Herrera as well before the lading of the sayd money and plate as
afterwards did declare to this deponent att Cadize aforesayd. And further
he cannot depose.
To the fifth he saith that the arlate John Mexia de Herrera for these
fourteene yeares past hath bene and att present if of the certaine knowledge
of the deponent a merchant of Toledo in Spaine, and a Subject of the
King of Spaine and a Spaniard by birth being as the common repute[d]
borne in the bishoprick of Toledo aforesayd. And for such the sayd
John Mexia de Herrera was and is commonly accompted reputed and laden.
And further he cannot depose.
