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	1641, 1 Feb; Parties: Oliver Clobery executor of William Clobery late of London, merchant v Sir Nicholas Crispe; Samuel Crispe; Humfrey Slaney; George Fletcher; John Bollow; James Acton; Robert Bateman, chamberlain of the City of London; Raph Latham, common sergeant of the said City; William Cloberye, Elizabeth Cloberye, Oliver Cloberye, Nicholas Clobery, John Cloberye & James Clobery, infants, children of the said William Clobery decd & orphans of the said City of London; Subject matter: Investment shares due from Guinea Company to heirs of William Clobery; Roll/Case no.: C78/463, no. 5A [6]		1641, 1 Feb; Parties: Oliver Clobery executor of William Clobery late of London, merchant v Sir Nicholas Crispe; Samuel Crispe; Humfrey Slaney; George Fletcher; John Bollow; James Acton; Robert Bateman, chamberlain of the City of London; Raph Latham, common sergeant of the said City; William Cloberye, Elizabeth Cloberye, Oliver Cloberye, Nicholas Clobery, John Cloberye & James Clobery, infants, children of the said William Clobery decd & orphans of the said City of London; Subject matter: Investment shares due from Guinea Company to heirs of William Clobery; Roll/Case no.: C78/463, no. 5A [6]
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		+	PROB 11/182/18 Will of William Clobery, Merchant of London 09 January 1640
		+	PROB 11/210/146 Will of Oliver Clobery, Girdler of London 15 November 1649

	1641, 18 Nov; Reg Year: 17; Parties: William Abell, alderman of the City of London; William Leechland; Edward Darling; Ralph Moore; Robert Shawe, citizens & vintners of London v Rowland Wilson; Thomas Hutchinson; William Bowyer; William Dickins; Michael Gardiner; Francis Ashwell; Ralph King; Jacob Bonnamy; William Couradus; John Gregory; William Hancocke; Thomas Symcott; John Wilcock; Thomas Dudley; Mark Hilseley; Henry Saunders; Thomas Darling; George Stanley; Ralph Hutchinson; Henry Crone; Mathew Terry; Edward Terry; Joseph Rogers; Richard Meeres; Thomas Cox; Thomas Gough; Christopher Mercalfe; Robert Lee and others (not named); Subject matter: Agreement between company of vintners and French and Spanish wine merchants and lease of wine licences; Roll/Case no.: C78/459, no. 4 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no459/IMG_0178.htm 97]		1641, 18 Nov; Reg Year: 17; Parties: William Abell, alderman of the City of London; William Leechland; Edward Darling; Ralph Moore; Robert Shawe, citizens & vintners of London v Rowland Wilson; Thomas Hutchinson; William Bowyer; William Dickins; Michael Gardiner; Francis Ashwell; Ralph King; Jacob Bonnamy; William Couradus; John Gregory; William Hancocke; Thomas Symcott; John Wilcock; Thomas Dudley; Mark Hilseley; Henry Saunders; Thomas Darling; George Stanley; Ralph Hutchinson; Henry Crone; Mathew Terry; Edward Terry; Joseph Rogers; Richard Meeres; Thomas Cox; Thomas Gough; Christopher Mercalfe; Robert Lee and others (not named); Subject matter: Agreement between company of vintners and French and Spanish wine merchants and lease of wine licences; Roll/Case no.: C78/459, no. 4 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no459/IMG_0178.htm 97]

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 , 5 March; Regnal year: 14; Parties: Lionel Wake of the City of Antwerpe in the Dutchy of Brabant, merchant v William Calley (since Sir William Calley); Sir Lewis Kirke; Dame Elizabeth his wife; Mary Haynes; Milicent Perkins; Subject matter: Bills of exchange drawn up in Brabant.; Roll/case no: C78/690, no. 12 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no690/IMG_0088.htm 50]
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+<u>Other primary sources</u>
 Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre; Ref: 1178/334; Description: Papers relating to a Chancery suit brought by Lionel Wake, merchant of Antwerp in the Duchy of Brabant, against Sir William Calley of Burderop House in respect of a long outstanding balance claimed by Wake on four bills of exchange dated 24 April 1610, amounting to 58103 ducketts, underwritten by the Spanish Treasury and owned successively by Calley's grandfather and father, [Sir] William Calley the elder and William Calley the younger, as monies arising out of [Sir] William Calley the elder's cloth business dealings in the Spanish Netherlands. Included, correspondence and accounts dating mainly from 1606, when [Sir] William Calley the elder's business interests in the Netherlands were managed by a factor, Gabriel Colford of Brussels, and covering his business activities in both Spain and the Netherlands in some detail. Some of the papers are in Spanish, and a few in Dutch. Dates: 1661-1662
 , 13 June; Regnal year: 14; Parties: William Rider, now Sir William Rider, knight v. John Marsham, esq, now Sir John Marsham, knight and Ferdinando Marsham, executors of Thomas Marsham of London, es; Subject matter: N/A; Roll/case no: C78/998, no. 6 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no998/IMG_0027.htm 106]

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	1662, 5 March; Regnal year: 14; Parties: Lionel Wake of the City of Antwerpe in the Dutchy of Brabant, merchant v William Calley (since Sir William Calley); Sir Lewis Kirke; Dame Elizabeth his wife; Mary Haynes; Milicent Perkins; Subject matter: Bills of exchange drawn up in Brabant.; Roll/case no: C78/690, no. 12 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no690/IMG_0088.htm 50]		1662, 5 March; Regnal year: 14; Parties: Lionel Wake of the City of Antwerpe in the Dutchy of Brabant, merchant v William Calley (since Sir William Calley); Sir Lewis Kirke; Dame Elizabeth his wife; Mary Haynes; Milicent Perkins; Subject matter: Bills of exchange drawn up in Brabant.; Roll/case no: C78/690, no. 12 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no690/IMG_0088.htm 50]
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		+	Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre; Ref: 1178/334; Description: Papers relating to a Chancery suit brought by Lionel Wake, merchant of Antwerp in the Duchy of Brabant, against Sir William Calley of Burderop House in respect of a long outstanding balance claimed by Wake on four bills of exchange dated 24 April 1610, amounting to 58103 ducketts, underwritten by the Spanish Treasury and owned successively by Calley's grandfather and father, [Sir] William Calley the elder and William Calley the younger, as monies arising out of [Sir] William Calley the elder's cloth business dealings in the Spanish Netherlands. Included, correspondence and accounts dating mainly from 1606, when [Sir] William Calley the elder's business interests in the Netherlands were managed by a factor, Gabriel Colford of Brussels, and covering his business activities in both Spain and the Netherlands in some detail. Some of the papers are in Spanish, and a few in Dutch. Dates: 1661-1662

	1662, 13 June; Regnal year: 14; Parties: William Rider, now Sir William Rider, knight v. John Marsham, esq, now Sir John Marsham, knight and Ferdinando Marsham, executors of Thomas Marsham of London, es; Subject matter: N/A; Roll/case no: C78/998, no. 6 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no998/IMG_0027.htm 106]		1662, 13 June; Regnal year: 14; Parties: William Rider, now Sir William Rider, knight v. John Marsham, esq, now Sir John Marsham, knight and Ferdinando Marsham, executors of Thomas Marsham of London, es; Subject matter: N/A; Roll/case no: C78/998, no. 6 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no998/IMG_0027.htm 106]

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-, 12 Nov; Regynal year: N/A; Parties: Thomas Rich of London; Joseph Rich; Edward Rich; Robert Rich being all of them sons of William Rich late citizen & merchant tailor of London decd and Lucy Rich his late wife also decd, the said Joseph, Edward & Robert being infants by Joseph Jaques, citizen & brewer of London their grandfather, father of the said Lucy Rich v Ellen Combes, widow, the relict of John Combes decd,; Subject matter: Estate of Lucy Rich, relict of William Rich, merchant taylor of London. Wardship dispute; Roll/case no.: C78/475, no. 2 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no475/IMG_0308.htm 201]
+, 12 Nov; Regnal year: N/A; Parties: Thomas Rich of London; Joseph Rich; Edward Rich; Robert Rich being all of them sons of William Rich late citizen & merchant tailor of London decd and Lucy Rich his late wife also decd, the said Joseph, Edward & Robert being infants by Joseph Jaques, citizen & brewer of London their grandfather, father of the said Lucy Rich v Ellen Combes, widow, the relict of John Combes decd,; Subject matter: Estate of Lucy Rich, relict of William Rich, merchant taylor of London. Wardship dispute; Roll/case no.: C78/475, no. 2 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no475/IMG_0308.htm 201]
 - Thomas Rich of London, gentleman
 - Not apparently Thomas Rich, merchant
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+, 29 Oct; Regnal year: 15; Parties: Armiger Warner of London, merchant v. John Lockey; Subject matter: Costs for freight of tobacco from Virginia to London on the ship Alexander of London, and counter claims for damage during journey. Refs suit at Court of Admiralty.; Roll/case no: C78/998, no. 19 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no998/IMG_0108.htm174]
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+, 10 Feb; Regnal year: 14; Parties: Thomas Taylor, merchant v Richard Moore, merchant; Subject matter: Accounts re trade in flax between London & Kingsberge in Prussia; Roll/case no: C78/597, no. 14 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no597/IMG_0293.htm 25]
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+, 6 Feb; Regnal year: N/A; Parties: William Momma, merchant of Amsterdam v Abraham Momma; Subject matter: 	Debts of Gerlach Momma payable from house in St. Martins Lane, London; Roll/case no: C78/644, no. 9 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no644/IMG_0516.htm 14]
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-, 19 June; Regnal year: 13; Parties: 	Robert Abdy; George Smith; William Vincent; Nathaniel Wich; Thomas Bowyer; John Juxon; Edward Austin; John Steevens; John Beare; Edward Knipe; Stephen Vaughan; Richard Danidge; Joseph Ash; Henry Hunter; Thomas Bronefield; Thomas Rastall; Christopher Packe; Robert Dawes; John Millett; Samuel Barnardiston; Thomas Roberts; Charles Longland; [blank] Kirridge the relict of Thomas Kirridge and George Gosnell executors of the said Thomas Kirridge decd; Martha Wood; George Smith and Pa... Priaulkes executors of Hugh Wood; the said Christopher Packe executors of Simon Edmonds; Robert Bardett and John Woolfryse executors of Nathaniel Wright decd; the said Joseph executors of Edward Ash decd; the said George Smith & Gabriel Roberts executors of John Nelson decd v James Wich of London, merchant; Subject matter: Debts re partnership in East Indies trade; Roll/case no: C78/643, no. 11 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no643/IMG_0249.htm 102]
+, 19 June; Regnal year: 13; Parties: Robert Abdy; George Smith; William Vincent; Nathaniel Wich; Thomas Bowyer; John Juxon; Edward Austin; John Steevens; John Beare; Edward Knipe; Stephen Vaughan; Richard Danidge; Joseph Ash; Henry Hunter; Thomas Bronefield; Thomas Rastall; Christopher Packe; Robert Dawes; John Millett; Samuel Barnardiston; Thomas Roberts; Charles Longland; [blank] Kirridge the relict of Thomas Kirridge and George Gosnell executors of the said Thomas Kirridge decd; Martha Wood; George Smith and Pa... Priaulkes executors of Hugh Wood; the said Christopher Packe executors of Simon Edmonds; Robert Bardett and John Woolfryse executors of Nathaniel Wright decd; the said Joseph executors of Edward Ash decd; the said George Smith & Gabriel Roberts executors of John Nelson decd v James Wich of London, merchant; Subject matter: Debts re partnership in East Indies trade; Roll/case no: C78/643, no. 11 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no643/IMG_0249.htm 102]
 , 25 July; Regnal Year: 13; Parties: John Doughty of London, merchant v Francis Ashe & others (not named).; Subject matter: Accounts re manufacture of potash and soap in Russia; Roll/case no.: C78/593, no. 7 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no593/IMG_0001.htm 149]
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		+	1661, 19 June; Regnal year: 13; Parties: Robert Abdy; George Smith; William Vincent; Nathaniel Wich; Thomas Bowyer; John Juxon; Edward Austin; John Steevens; John Beare; Edward Knipe; Stephen Vaughan; Richard Danidge; Joseph Ash; Henry Hunter; Thomas Bronefield; Thomas Rastall; Christopher Packe; Robert Dawes; John Millett; Samuel Barnardiston; Thomas Roberts; Charles Longland; [blank] Kirridge the relict of Thomas Kirridge and George Gosnell executors of the said Thomas Kirridge decd; Martha Wood; George Smith and Pa... Priaulkes executors of Hugh Wood; the said Christopher Packe executors of Simon Edmonds; Robert Bardett and John Woolfryse executors of Nathaniel Wright decd; the said Joseph executors of Edward Ash decd; the said George Smith & Gabriel Roberts executors of John Nelson decd v James Wich of London, merchant; Subject matter: Debts re partnership in East Indies trade; Roll/case no: C78/643, no. 11 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no643/IMG_0249.htm 102]
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		+	1661, 25 July; Regnal Year: 13; Parties: John Doughty of London, merchant v Francis Ashe & others (not named).; Subject matter: Accounts re manufacture of potash and soap in Russia; Roll/case no.: C78/593, no. 7 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no593/IMG_0001.htm 149]
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 , 18 Feb; Regnal year: N/A; Parties: Robert Westerne of London, merchant v Richard Aldworth; Thomas South; Edward Lewis; Subject matterL Debts re cloth trade; Roll/case no.: C78/482, no. 22 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no482/IMG_0100.htm 39]
 - Robert Westerne (complainant) lived in the house of Richard Aldworth of London, merchant, for many years before 1639. Aldworth drove a trade in the may of merchandizing "in buying and selling of ffustians cotten wooll" and other things. An indenture was prepares and signed, dealed and delivered between Richard Aldworth and Robert Westerne, dated May 1649. The covenants included a term of five years in which Robert Westerne was to dwell with Richard Aldworth "for the useing and mannageinge for the said Richard the trade of buyinge and sellinge of ffustians cotton wooll scottish yarne and all things incident and belonging to the said trade". Robert Westerne should also "wrieta dnd enter into the bookes of accompt of the said Richard perfect accompts and entries of al the wares that should be bought and sould by the complainant from tyme to tyme and of all charges disbursements payments and receipts by the complainant concerninge the said trade". In addition to receiving reasonable payment for his services from Aldworth, Westerne "might att the makeinge upp of every yearely accompt deducat and take out of the gaines that should be gotten by meanes of the trade aforesaid soe much money as should amount to eleaven pounds to the hundred for the imployment of his stock to be used in trade aforesaid. Westerne claims to have perfromed his services fully and satisfactorily, and in December 1642, at the request of Aldworth, lent Aldworth the sum of £300 "at interest of his owne proper moneys", with which Aldworth "caused to be bought wares adnd merhcandizes to be driven in the said trade".The rate of interest was agreed at £7 in the hundred.
 , 22 Nov.; Regnal Year: N/A; Parties: Thomas Eyton v Richard Shearer; Subject matter: Debts re partnership in buying and selling of cottons with Simon Weston of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, draper; Roll/Case no.: C78/527, no. 6 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no527/IMG_0242.htm 206]

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	1652, 29 Jab.; Regnal Year: N/A; Parties: Andrew King of London, merchant v Katherine White; John White her son and others (not named); Subject matter: Dispute over the claim formerly made by John White of Horton, Buckinghamshire, to the title of a property called 'The Fishers'; Roll/Case no.: C78/525, no. 9 [13]		1652, 29 Jab.; Regnal Year: N/A; Parties: Andrew King of London, merchant v Katherine White; John White her son and others (not named); Subject matter: Dispute over the claim formerly made by John White of Horton, Buckinghamshire, to the title of a property called 'The Fishers'; Roll/Case no.: C78/525, no. 9 [13]
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		+	1652, 18 Feb; Regnal year: N/A; Parties: Robert Westerne of London, merchant v Richard Aldworth; Thomas South; Edward Lewis; Subject matterL Debts re cloth trade; Roll/case no.: C78/482, no. 22 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no482/IMG_0100.htm 39]
		+	- Robert Westerne (complainant) lived in the house of Richard Aldworth of London, merchant, for many years before 1639. Aldworth drove a trade in the may of merchandizing "in buying and selling of ffustians cotten wooll" and other things. An indenture was prepares and signed, dealed and delivered between Richard Aldworth and Robert Westerne, dated May 1649. The covenants included a term of five years in which Robert Westerne was to dwell with Richard Aldworth "for the useing and mannageinge for the said Richard the trade of buyinge and sellinge of ffustians cotton wooll scottish yarne and all things incident and belonging to the said trade". Robert Westerne should also "wrieta dnd enter into the bookes of accompt of the said Richard perfect accompts and entries of al the wares that should be bought and sould by the complainant from tyme to tyme and of all charges disbursements payments and receipts by the complainant concerninge the said trade". In addition to receiving reasonable payment for his services from Aldworth, Westerne "might att the makeinge upp of every yearely accompt deducat and take out of the gaines that should be gotten by meanes of the trade aforesaid soe much money as should amount to eleaven pounds to the hundred for the imployment of his stock to be used in trade aforesaid. Westerne claims to have perfromed his services fully and satisfactorily, and in December 1642, at the request of Aldworth, lent Aldworth the sum of £300 "at interest of his owne proper moneys", with which Aldworth "caused to be bought wares adnd merhcandizes to be driven in the said trade".The rate of interest was agreed at £7 in the hundred.

	1652, 22 Nov.; Regnal Year: N/A; Parties: Thomas Eyton v Richard Shearer; Subject matter: Debts re partnership in buying and selling of cottons with Simon Weston of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, draper; Roll/Case no.: C78/527, no. 6 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no527/IMG_0242.htm 206]		1652, 22 Nov.; Regnal Year: N/A; Parties: Thomas Eyton v Richard Shearer; Subject matter: Debts re partnership in buying and selling of cottons with Simon Weston of Shrewsbury, Shropshire, draper; Roll/Case no.: C78/527, no. 6 [http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT7/C78/C78no527/IMG_0242.htm 206]