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'''D.D.D.'''
The 21th of November 1659. [ … '''D.D.D.'''
The 21th of November 1659. [CENTRE HEADING]
The claime of John Huyde-hoper}<br />
Lord of Marsawen, Walckwyn Momma, Jacob Ruland,}<br />
hendrick Matthyson, John Pelt, William Johnson Bruyn and}<br />
Company of Amsterdam for the shipp the ''Marcus Aurelius''}<br />
Ida Symonsson Burch Master and her tackle and furniture, and of}<br />
Guilliam Momma, John Pelt, Philip van hulte, the said hendrick}<br />
Matthias, the widow and heires of John Coymans, Conrald}<br />
Pestelosse and company of the same citie subiects of the States of}<br />
the United Netherlands for the goods in the same shipp. Suckly. Budd}
Examined upon an allegation<br />
given in the 16th instant<br />
on behalfe of the said<br />
claimers.
'''Ida Symonson Burch'''<br />
of Amsterdam Mariner<br />
Master of the said shipp<br />
aged 48 yeares or<br />
thereabouts sworne and<br />
examined.
To the first article hee saith and deposeth that in the yeare 1649 hee<br />
this deponent and then company bought the said shipp the ''Marcus Aurelius''<br />
now from the stocks at Sardam in holland where hee saith shee was<br />
built by a holland shipwright and paid for the same each man according to<br />
his proportion and saith the said Jacob Ruland, hendrick Matthyson<br />
and this deponent and Peter Jacobson Hoyewagen were then three of the originall buyers and owners of<br />
the said vessell, and that the rest of their then part owners were hollanders<br />
and subiects of the said states, and are Since dead, and their heires<br />
[?doe] inherit their parts namely the said [?Walckwyn] Momma in-herits his<br />
part from Peter ffassyne his wifes father, John Pelt aforesaid inherits<br />
alsoe his part from his father Philip Pelt, William Johnson Bruyn<br />
inherits his part from John [?Jossin] his wifes father, and saith one Abraham<br />
Pelt phillips was alsoe an originall owner, and that the widow of his brother<br />
Emanuel inherits his part; and that the said John Huyda keper Lord of<br />
Marsaven lately brought his part of the heires of Abraham Pelt Phillips<br />
an originall owner deceased, and the aforesaid Coenrard Pestelosse who is alsoe<br />
a present owner brought his part at [?be] of the heires of the said Abraham<br />
Pelt Phillips deceased, and so hee saith the said Jacob Ruland, hendrick<br />
Matthysen, Peter Jacob Hoyewagen, Walckwyn Momma, John Pelt, William<br />
Johnson Bruyn, the widow of Emanuel Pelt, John huydekoper Conraad<br />
Pestelosse, and this deponent, all inhabitants of amsterdam and subiects<br />
of the Lords the states of the united Netherland Provinces, were and are the owners<br />
and only proprietors of the said shipp and of her tackle apparell and furniture<br />
and for such commonly accounted, and as such have fitted and sett her out<br />
at their costs, and charges, and so have her said owners donne<br />
from time to time, which hee knoweth having bin master of her for all the<br />
said time and from time to time made account of his freights to his said partners
To the second hee saith that in the moneth of iune last the said John<br />
Huydecoper and company aforesaid the said owners of the said shipp agreed<br />
to sail her out on a trading voyage from Amsterdam for Cadiz in Spaine upon account of<br />
themselves and such free persons, Subiects of the said States as would lade<br />
peece goods therein for the said voyage, and then accordingly in the monethes<br />
of March Aprill, may, June, July, August and September last past or<br />
Amsterdam and in the Texall the said Hendrick Mattthyson, and John Pelt<br />
as alsoe William Momma, Phillip van Hulten, and others<br />
all Marchants and Inhabitants of the said Citty of Amsterdam and of other<br />
places thereabouts in Holland and all subiects of the said Lords States of the<br />
United Netherlands laded and caused to be laded aboard her her wholend caused to be laded aboard her her whole +
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