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• MRP: 31st March 1663, Letter from Nicholas Buckeridge to Sir GO, London
  ...r of January 13th, 1662/63, about being sued by Mr. Rainsford, the brother of Colonel Rainsford. ...rties, including Auranazab, without the knowledge, and to the displeasure, of the Company.
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• MRP: HCA 13/71
  ==Listing of imaged cases== Image of front cover of HCA 13/71 bound bolume
  161 KB (28,104 words) - 18:40, August 21, 2012
• MRP: HCA 13/76 Part Two
  ...Split HCA 13/76 (created 04/04/12) into Part One and Part Two, due to size of page ==Listing of imaged cases==
  189 KB (34,415 words) - 03:47, February 28, 2014
• MRP: 6th April 1663, Letter from Elizabeth Dalyson to Sir GO
  See biographical profile of [[MRP: Elizabeth Dallison|Elizabeth Dallison]] ...chant'' busyness is in á good way, & you Bayle is Cleared as to y:e Bills of Exchange:e [?] I have sent out a Commission w:th as ample Instructions as m
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• MRP: 6th April 1663, Letter from John Stanian to Sir GO, London (poss. 1662/63)
  27/12/11, CSG: Added hypertext Table of Content ...Ironically Stanian himself was sacked in 1667 for alleged involvement in private trade.
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• MRP: 20th December 1666, Letter from John Lewis to Sir GO, London
  ...was in fashionable Lincoln's Inn fields.<ref>PROB 11/337 Duke 102-158 Will of Sir John Lewys 01 December 1671</ref> ...s, though his wife was with him, she having come to London for the funeral of her mother.
  42 KB (6,953 words) - 10:48, February 25, 2012
• MRP: HCA 13/76 Part One
  ...Split HCA 13/76 (created 04/04/12) into Part One and Part Two, due to size of page ==Listing of imaged cases==
  228 KB (43,273 words) - 07:24, July 19, 2013
• MRP: HCA 13/73 Part Two
  ...al: Deposition: 1. Thomas Chevers, of Limehouse, Stepney, Mariner, Master of the Oporto Merchant, aged 28: Date: March 9th 1658=== //The 9:th day of March 1658
  298 KB (54,666 words) - 13:16, April 13, 2015
• MRP: Colonel Proud
  ...terbury Cathedral on September 20th, 1632 by Francis Rogers, D.D. Minister of St. Margaret's, Canterbury ...an, with the grave citizens, and others, came to performe their last duety of civill humanity and christian charity to his deceased corps, brought to bee
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• MRP: Richard Hill will
  PROB 11/284 Wootton 627-673 Will of Richard Hill, Merchant of City of London 26 November 1658 ...rd One thousand six hundred ffiftie and Eight I Richard Hill of the Cittie of London marchant being sicke in bodie butof sounde minde and disposing memor
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• MRP: HCA 13/128
  The personall Answeres of Edward Bushell to the posicons of an Allegacon given
  95 KB (17,274 words) - 14:02, September 6, 2013
• MRP: Squire Bence will
  '''PROB 11/360/578 Will of Squire Bence, Gentleman of London 12 September 1679''' ...as the son of Alexander Bence [of Aldburghe] and Mary Squier, the daughter of Thomas Squier.
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• MRP: HCA 15/6 Box One
  HCA 15 High Court of Admiralty: Instance and Prize Courts: Early Instance and Prize Papers 1586- Types of document sampled (not all transcribed below)
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• MRP: HCA 13/69
  "HCA 13 High Court of Admiralty: Instance and Prize Courts: Examinations and Answers 1536-1826 ...ly in law, was the counter-statement made in reply to a complainant's bill of charges (such a bill in civil law being termed a libel)
  102 KB (17,335 words) - 05:46, August 14, 2012
• MRP: HCA 13/76
  ==Listing of imaged cases== ...vs. Daniel Edwards; Deposition: Thomas Andrews, of Wapping, in the parish of White Chappell===
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• HCA 13/70 f.691r Annotate
  of an other shipp which laye not farr from her at Anchor without a boy) Whereupon this deponent refused to take the remaynder of the Coales soe
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• HCA 13/70 f.102r Annotate
  '''Stephen Tayler''' of the parish of Stepney in the County of Middlesex Mariner Gunner of the ship the ''Affrican ffrigott'' aged fifty
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• HCA 13/70 f.64v Annotate
  ...iption=producent having such notice, sent into sewerall places in the West of a private man of war called the ''Saint Ives Scout'' had brought up such
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• HCA 13/70 f.442r Annotate
  |Transcription=The thirteenth day of the moneth of July 1655 plundered out of the shipp called the ''Armes of''&#125;
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• HCA 13/72 f.519v Annotate
  said ship of one Christofer Arrenton (as hee taketh his name to be) who was or is living in the Ile of Wight, and who was Captaine of a
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• FrontPageArchive14102021
  ...ctor of MarineLives, to co-facilitate palaeography training for University of Warwick History students. The collaboration kicked off in late 2017 and is Two of the six Warwick students participating in the group share their experiences
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• Tools: PROB 11/360/578 Will of Squire Bence, Gentleman of London 12 September 1679
  '''PROB 11/360/578 Will of Squire Bence, Gentleman of London 12 September 1679''' ...as the son of Alexander Bence [of Aldburghe] and Mary Squier, the daughter of Thomas Squier.
  30 KB (5,075 words) - 11:51, December 11, 2013
• Tools: Geographical glossary
  ...ing to commercial disputes, and second half of the C17th Prerogative Court of Canterbury merchants' inventories. '''Achean''' (= Achin; Achine; Acheene) ("Achean on the coast of the Island of Sumatra" (HCA 13/73))
  95 KB (15,768 words) - 22:28, February 23, 2018
• Tools: Cannibal tales
  ...ra Spurgeon wifes of Hugh Lockier and George Spurgeon two of the Marriners of the Shipp the Virginia Merchant (whereof John Lockier was Captaine or Comma To the right worshipfull the Judges of the high Court of the Admiraltie:./
  38 KB (6,275 words) - 10:21, November 1, 2016
• Tools: PROB 11/421/409 Will of John Turner, Merchant of London 05 October 1694
  '''PROB 11/421/409 Will of John Turner, Merchant of London 05 October 1694''' ...twenty one. The eldest son is identified as John Turner, also a merchant of London, with further sons William, Elias, and Edward.
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• Textile trade
  ...seized, and suggested that by reason of the scarcity of such goods due to war, they might have commanded significantly higher prices than those estimated * "8. To the second Article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith, That soone after the lading
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• PhD Forum briefing note: Geography and trade; Commerce and law
  ===Purpose and process of the forum session=== ...nd commerce and the law, is for PhD Forum members to explore the potential of HCA materials, as exemplified by HCA 13/71.
  39 KB (6,095 words) - 22:10, June 19, 2017
• Oranges and lemons trade
  "A matter of unladeing and receaving of a parcell of 46 chests of lemmons Laden in the ''Anne and Joyce''" (HCA 3/47 f. 480r (orig), f. 477r. ...Manuel Lewis Carrero was and is a Spanish borne and a subiect of the King of Spaine and lives in Cadiz and there keepes a house and family and is a merc
  36 KB (5,634 words) - 23:09, November 2, 2016
• Geographical and Place Terms
  '''Purpose of this page''' ...dictionary of geographical and place terms taken from mid-C17th High Court of Admiralty documents.
  89 KB (15,276 words) - 13:27, December 11, 2012
• ERC Exeter paper research
  '''Purpose of this page''' "Lancelott Anderson was a whalng captain of
  259 KB (39,636 words) - 20:10, August 31, 2016
• C17th Arctic whaling
  ...er materialls in their ships, and not being permitted to have the freedome of harbors there, in Greeneland fish at sea but this rendent beleeveth that th ...not to fasten upon by reason of their swifte motion and for that they are of smale profitt and more dangerous to deal with than whales are''" (HCA 13/71
  318 KB (48,666 words) - 19:17, May 4, 2015
• HCA 13/68 f.9v Annotate
  a Lading of salt for the Accompt of Mounsieur Le Croir a merchant of Rochell. And goeing back to Rochel in her ballast to fetch salt for
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• HCA 13/68 f.74v Annotate
  but the say following putt put the Prince of Orange his Colours) pursued To the third article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the sayd two
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• HCA 13/68 f.117v Annotate
  is an Inhabitant of Swinsound in Norway and there hath kept his wife and family during this deponents knowledge of him and is a subiect of the Kinge of Denmarke
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• HCA 13/68 f.180r Annotate
  passe, which this deponent usually carried to ffrance for the securitie of his hath heard) did then really and truely belong to one Julian Gowson and others of
  3 KB (590 words) - 17:56, November 9, 2016
• HCA 13/68 Deponents - by folio
  To list all deponents mentioned in HCA 13/68 in order of appearance [[HCA 13/68 f.1r Annotate|Mark Harrison]] of Wapping in the County of Middlesex Mariner aged seven and twenty yeares
  92 KB (14,358 words) - 16:33, December 2, 2016
• Tools: Three Silver Ships
  ...er for television and radio. This play will form part of a proposed series of radio dramas based on Admiralty Court cases from the 1650s, written by Lorn (2) An academic article using the case of the silver ships to illustrate interstate legal and diplomatic interaction
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• Silver Ship Witnesses - by Geography
  ...k the same, and helped to tell and sawe the telling of all the said peeces of eight, assisting therein the said producent, who assisted him in the like o ...osta and Anthony Chavez, both of Seville, who were assentistas to the King of Spain. Claimed to know both men for twenty-five years<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.59v
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• Hamburg and Lübeck merchants in 1650s
  ...rigin. Only following his arrival in Hamburg did he take up the profession of merchant. Poettering adds that du Bois left his possessions in Antwerp ("Re ...erchant Abraham du Bois was one of the part-owners of the ''Saint George'' of Hamburg, whose one eighth share in the ship was taken on his death by his s
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• HCA 13/72 f.608v Annotate
  |Transcription=The 22th of September 1668 on behalfe of his highnes the
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• Thomas Swinsen
  |Is apprentice of=Thomas Prince Resident in 1654 in the parish of Saint Michael Crooked Lane.<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.577r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.577
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• William Garrat
  |Type of ship=Private man of war William Garrat (alt. Garret) (b.ca.1616; d.?). Citizen of London, draper and purser on the ''African ffrigot''.
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• James Collett
  |Type of ship=Private man of war [CHECK] James Collett (b. ca. 1635; d. ?). Mariner and cooper of the ship the ''Harry Bonadventure''
  3 KB (451 words) - 18:36, November 4, 2016
• William Bing
  |Mariner occupation=Lieutenant, One of the Company |Type of ship=Private man of war
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• James Stanier
  |Type of ship=N/A [[File:James Stanier mw133242.jpg|400px|thumb|left|James Stanier, merchant of London, ca. 1643; [http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portraitLarge/m
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• Milner Mugford
  |Type of ship=Merchant ship, Private man of war? Gunner of the ship the ''Robuck'' in 1649, when she was seized at Lisbon by Prince Ru
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• Stephen Taylor
  |Type of ship=Private man of war [CHECK] Gunner of the ship the ''Affrican frigot'' (Master: [[Captaine Isaac Woodgreene]]).
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• Jasper Devenish
  |Res street=Liberty of the Tower of London |Type of ship=Private man of war
  3 KB (420 words) - 19:55, November 7, 2016
• Captaine James Cade
  |Type of ship=Possibly a private man of war Master of the ship the ''Anne Pearcey''.
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• Roger Knights
  |Type of ship=Private man of war Boatswaine of the ship the ''Bonadventure'' on a private man of war voyage.
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• Anthony Sola
  |Mariner occupation=One of the Company |Associated with ship(s)=Dolphin of Dunkirk (Master: Christian Sola),
  2 KB (245 words) - 20:35, November 12, 2016
• John ffooka
  |Associated with ship(s)=Dolphin of Dunkirk (Master: Christian Sola), |Type of ship=Merchant ship
  2 KB (250 words) - 20:34, November 12, 2016
• Joos de Waede
  |Associated with ship(s)=Dolphin of Dunkirk (Master: Christian Sola), |Type of ship=Merchant ship
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• Pedro Vandewÿer
  |Type of ship=N/A ...r'', ''Sampson'' and ''Saint George'' at Cadiz in 1652 and seized by ships of the English Commonwealth. Allegedly belonging to Antwerp merchant, Jan Boll
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• Overview of Marine Oriented Commercial Record
  '''Ship account books represent just one type of commercial record created by and used by mariners.''' '''Marine Lives volunteers may find it useful to review this Overview of Marine Oriented Commercial Record Keeping.'''
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• Richard Crandley
  |Type of ship=N/A ...ley [alt. CRandley; Crandlie] (b.?; d. 1655). London merchant and alderman of London. Frequently described as "Captain Richard Crandley".
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• Users Guide to SOLM-2024 database
  '''This is the start of the Users Guide to the SOLM-2024 database''' == Overview of the database==
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