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|Transcription=1. 661 FAR RIGHT CORNER
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2. On the behalfe of the Mariners of the shipp the}
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3. Sampson of London, John Lines commander.} ON LEFT MARGIN IN BRACKET
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4. The 9th of August 1654.
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5. John Lynes of London, Mariner, late Commander
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6. of the said shipp the Sampson, aged 41 yeeres
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7. or thereabouts sworne before the right worshipfull
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8. William Clerke and John Godolphin doctors
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9. of lawes judges of the high Court of the
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10. Admiraltie and saith and deposeth as
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11. followeth, vizt. ABOVE 9 LINES ON RIGHT MARGIN
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12. That the said shipp the Sampson (whereof hee this deponent was commander)
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13. was with her lading of sugars seized at Bahia de Todos os Santos in
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14. Brazile by the officers and authoritie of the king of Portugall, and hee
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15. this deponent and most of his companie ˹were˺ imprisoned and outed of the
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16. possession of the said shipp and lading, which were disposed of by the said
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17. kings authoritie upon the said seizure which was made on or about the moneth
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18. of May 1649; And hee further deposeth that the persons hereafter
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19. named were then of his companie, and had aboard the said shipp at the
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20. time of the said seizure for the said acc their owne proper accompte
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21. the severall and respective quantities of sugar following that is to say
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22. Thomas Miller had one chest of sugar and one feach. John Peters
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23. one chest and one ffeach. Roger Roberts, the like namely one chest and
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24. one feach. John Chick one feach. Marster William Marster one feach and
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25. five Rooves, John Tindale one feach and six rooves. Edmund Chistpre
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26. three rooves. Thomas Willoughbie one chest and six Rooves, William
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27. Langley three Rooves, John Andrewes one feach. Richard Stokes one feach
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28. William Langlie and John Thomas Cleere one chest one feach.
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29. Edward hopkins six Rooves. John howell one feach. Thomas Stephens
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30. six Rooves, henry Bacon one chest, William howles five Rooves, Abraham
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31. darcey five Rooves, Richard Jones one chest and feach, Robert knott
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32. one chest, John Withers two chests, Robert Sheffield one chest one
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33. feach, Nicholas pulfery one feach. Thomas Morgan one feach
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34. Abraham Vassall one chest and six rooves, Roger Prideaux one chest
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35. and one ffeach. Tobias Searle one feach, Thomas Allen one
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36. chest, and Roger Nicholls one chest, Upon which hee knoweth
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37. because hee and Thomas Egmore six Rooves of sugar, The
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38. totall of all the said mariners sugars amounting to 26 chests of sugar.
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39. All which hee knoweth because hee this deponent as commander of the
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40. said vessell kept an accompt or roll of this said mariners, and upon
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41. their lading the said respective quantities of sugar for their ˹owne˺ accompt
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42. this deponents purser made entrie thereof in his booke, w˹hi˺ch this deponent
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43. sawe and tooke notice of; and hath nowe ˹with him˺ an extract out of the same
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44. contayning all the said particulars. And saith further that by and through
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45. the said seizure the said mariners were and are utterly deprived thereof
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46. by the said kings officers, who alsoe seized and tooke away their
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47. bookes, Instruments bedding and clothes and other necessaries to the
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48. valew in his estimacon of three hundred pounds sterling. And
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49. further saith that the said sugars were all white sugars, and this deponent
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50. tooke notice that they were all ˹laden and were˺ in and on board the said shipp at the time
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51. of the said seizure.
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52. John Line SIGNATURE ON FAR RIGHT</document-end>
  
 
|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
 
|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]

Revision as of 21:22, May 8, 2014

Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 661
Side Recto
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Status
first transcription; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
Cathryn Pearce
First transcribed
unknown
Editorial history
Created 11/04/14, by CSG

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1. 661 FAR RIGHT CORNER
2. On the behalfe of the Mariners of the shipp the}
3. Sampson of London, John Lines commander.} ON LEFT MARGIN IN BRACKET
4. The 9th of August 1654.
5. John Lynes of London, Mariner, late Commander
6. of the said shipp the Sampson, aged 41 yeeres
7. or thereabouts sworne before the right worshipfull
8. William Clerke and John Godolphin doctors
9. of lawes judges of the high Court of the
10. Admiraltie and saith and deposeth as
11. followeth, vizt. ABOVE 9 LINES ON RIGHT MARGIN
12. That the said shipp the Sampson (whereof hee this deponent was commander)
13. was with her lading of sugars seized at Bahia de Todos os Santos in
14. Brazile by the officers and authoritie of the king of Portugall, and hee
15. this deponent and most of his companie ˹were˺ imprisoned and outed of the
16. possession of the said shipp and lading, which were disposed of by the said
17. kings authoritie upon the said seizure which was made on or about the moneth
18. of May 1649; And hee further deposeth that the persons hereafter
19. named were then of his companie, and had aboard the said shipp at the
20. time of the said seizure for the said acc their owne proper accompte
21. the severall and respective quantities of sugar following that is to say
22. Thomas Miller had one chest of sugar and one feach. John Peters
23. one chest and one ffeach. Roger Roberts, the like namely one chest and
24. one feach. John Chick one feach. Marster William Marster one feach and
25. five Rooves, John Tindale one feach and six rooves. Edmund Chistpre
26. three rooves. Thomas Willoughbie one chest and six Rooves, William
27. Langley three Rooves, John Andrewes one feach. Richard Stokes one feach
28. William Langlie and John Thomas Cleere one chest one feach.
29. Edward hopkins six Rooves. John howell one feach. Thomas Stephens
30. six Rooves, henry Bacon one chest, William howles five Rooves, Abraham
31. darcey five Rooves, Richard Jones one chest and feach, Robert knott
32. one chest, John Withers two chests, Robert Sheffield one chest one
33. feach, Nicholas pulfery one feach. Thomas Morgan one feach
34. Abraham Vassall one chest and six rooves, Roger Prideaux one chest
35. and one ffeach. Tobias Searle one feach, Thomas Allen one
36. chest, and Roger Nicholls one chest, Upon which hee knoweth
37. because hee and Thomas Egmore six Rooves of sugar, The
38. totall of all the said mariners sugars amounting to 26 chests of sugar.
39. All which hee knoweth because hee this deponent as commander of the
40. said vessell kept an accompt or roll of this said mariners, and upon
41. their lading the said respective quantities of sugar for their ˹owne˺ accompt
42. this deponents purser made entrie thereof in his booke, w˹hi˺ch this deponent
43. sawe and tooke notice of; and hath nowe ˹with him˺ an extract out of the same
44. contayning all the said particulars. And saith further that by and through
45. the said seizure the said mariners were and are utterly deprived thereof
46. by the said kings officers, who alsoe seized and tooke away their
47. bookes, Instruments bedding and clothes and other necessaries to the
48. valew in his estimacon of three hundred pounds sterling. And
49. further saith that the said sugars were all white sugars, and this deponent
50. tooke notice that they were all ˹laden and were˺ in and on board the said shipp at the time
51. of the said seizure.
52. John Line SIGNATURE ON FAR RIGHT</document-end>

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