HCA 13/73 f.176v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=Saith that the said Claes Winshinke the Master of the said
 ship did Covenant and agree by Charterparty with the
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 bin Credibly Informed all the forementioned Goods amount
 with the Charges of Shipping them as aforesaid to the summe
-or vallue of About 2958:li 18:s Lawfull English money)
+or vallue of About 2958&#58; ''li'' 18&#58; ''s'' Lawfull English money)
 were (after they had lay in the house of the said Henry wine&#91;shinke GUTTER&#93;
 Concelaed as aforesaid). seized upon by order of the King
 of Denmarke or his Agents for none Paymentt of Customes
-(which as this Deponent beleeveth did not amount to 10:li
+(which as this Deponent beleeveth did not amount to 10&#58; ''li''
 And the said Goods have Ever since bin detained and
 kept from this Deponent and the rest of the said Owners aforesaid
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 foresaid goods have bin and are damaged by reasons of
 the want of their said goods and the proffit they might
-have made the summe of 1000li. sterling as tis Deponent verily
+have made the summe of 1000 ''li''. sterling as tis Deponent verily
 beleeveth. And further cannot depose./.
-To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true:/.
+To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true&#58;/.
 Philip Travers &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 The same day.
-Examined on the said Allegation./:
+Examined on the said Allegation./&#58;
 '''3us.'''
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 the moneths of October and November. 1653. hee this Deponent was owner
 of a bale of Serges Containing 20 Peeces. which cost this Deponent with the Charges
-of Shipping the summe of 31:li 12:s sterling or neerethereabouts, and this deponent
+of Shipping the summe of 31&#58; ''li'' 12&#58; ''s'' sterling or neerethereabouts, and this deponent
 (had
 |People=<u>James Blatt (b. ca. 1614, d. 1673)</u>
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 A postmortem inventory exists for James Blatt, which would be interesting to study for information about Blatt's business.<ref>PROB 4/4238 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Blatte, James, of St Peter Cornhill, London, Citizen and Draper 05 August 1674</ref>
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 PROB 11/339/404 Will of James Blatt, Merchant of Port Royal Island of Jamaica, West Indies 18 July 1672
 PROB 11/422/151 Will of Mary Blatt, Widow of Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk 17 August 1694
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 He clearly had a family and estate link to the county of Suffolk, making reference in his will to  messuages lands and tenements in the parish of Newton in the County of Suffolk, and requesting the distribution of £5 to the " poore of Sudbury in the County of Suff[olke]"
-In his above deposition, Blatt refers to a bale of serges which he had shipped to Danzig, as well as a further bale of Suffolk cloths, which he had  shipped on the behalf of another man ("belonging to one John Cockerill, an English man as this Deponent likewise is. which said bale Containedffive Suffolke Cloathes")
+In his above deposition, Blatt refers to a bale of serges which he had shipped to Danzig, as well as a further bale of Suffolk cloths, which he had  shipped on the behalf of another man ("belonging to one John Cockerill, an English man as this Deponent likewise is. which said bale Contained ffive Suffolke Cloathes")
 A postmortem inventory exists for James Blatt, which would be interesting to study for information about Blatt's business.<ref>PROB 4/4238 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Blatte, James, of St Peter Cornhill, London, Citizen and Draper 05 August 1674</ref>

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 In his above deposition, Blatt refers to a bale of serges which he had shipped to Danzig, as well as a further bale of Suffolk cloths, which he had  shipped on the behalf of another man ("belonging to one John Cockerill, an English man as this Deponent likewise is. which said bale Containedffive Suffolke Cloathes")
-A postmortem inventory exists for James Blatt, which would be interesting to study for information about Blatt's business.<ref>[PROB 4/4238 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Blatte, James, of St Peter Cornhill, London, Citizen and Draper 05 August 1674 ]</ref>
+A postmortem inventory exists for James Blatt, which would be interesting to study for information about Blatt's business.<ref>PROB 4/4238 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Blatte, James, of St Peter Cornhill, London, Citizen and Draper 05 August 1674</ref>
 |Primary sources='''TNA'''

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 In his above deposition, Blatt refers to a bale of serges which he had shipped to Danzig, as well as a further bale of Suffolk cloths, which he had  shipped on the behalf of another man ("belonging to one John Cockerill, an English man as this Deponent likewise is. which said bale Containedffive Suffolke Cloathes")
-A postmortem inventory exists for James Blatt, which would be interesting to study for information about Blatt's business.
+A postmortem inventory exists for James Blatt, which would be interesting to study for information about Blatt's business.<ref>[PROB 4/4238 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Blatte, James, of St Peter Cornhill, London, Citizen and Draper 05 August 1674 ]</ref>
 |Primary sources='''TNA'''

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	In his above deposition, Blatt refers to a bale of serges which he had shipped to Danzig, as well as a further bale of Suffolk cloths, which he had shipped on the behalf of another man ("belonging to one John Cockerill, an English man as this Deponent likewise is. which said bale Containedffive Suffolke Cloathes")		In his above deposition, Blatt refers to a bale of serges which he had shipped to Danzig, as well as a further bale of Suffolk cloths, which he had shipped on the behalf of another man ("belonging to one John Cockerill, an English man as this Deponent likewise is. which said bale Containedffive Suffolke Cloathes")
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		+	A postmortem inventory exists for James Blatt, which would be interesting to study for information about Blatt's business.

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	He clearly had a family and estate link to the county of Suffolk, making reference in his will to messuages lands and tenements in the parish of Newton in the County of Suffolk, and requesting the distribution of £5 to the " poore of Sudbury in the County of Suff[olke]"		He clearly had a family and estate link to the county of Suffolk, making reference in his will to messuages lands and tenements in the parish of Newton in the County of Suffolk, and requesting the distribution of £5 to the " poore of Sudbury in the County of Suff[olke]"
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		+	In his above deposition, Blatt refers to a bale of serges which he had shipped to Danzig, as well as a further bale of Suffolk cloths, which he had shipped on the behalf of another man ("belonging to one John Cockerill, an English man as this Deponent likewise is. which said bale Containedffive Suffolke Cloathes")

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 |People=<u>James Blatt (b. ca. 1614, d. 1673)</u>
-James Blatt identified himself in the above deposition (HCA 13/73 ff.176r-XX), dated June 1659, as a merchant of London, aged forty-five.
+James Blatt identified himself in the above deposition (HCA 13/73 ff.176v-177r), dated June 1659, as a merchant of London, aged forty-five.
 His will, which was signed in September 1673, and proved in October of the same year, clarifies that he ws a citizen and draper of London, and then resident in the parish of Saint Peters Cornehill London ("where I now live").  He was thus roughly sixty years of age at his death.

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 James Blatt identified himself in the above deposition (HCA 13/73 ff.176r-XX), dated June 1659, as a merchant of London, aged forty-five.
-His will, which was signed in September 1673, and proved in October of the same year, clarifies that he ws a citizen and draper of London, and then resident in the parish of Saint Peters Cornehill London ("where I now live").  He was thus rouughly
+His will, which was signed in September 1673, and proved in October of the same year, clarifies that he ws a citizen and draper of London, and then resident in the parish of Saint Peters Cornehill London ("where I now live").  He was thus roughly sixty years of age at his death.
 He clearly had a family and estate link to the county of Suffolk, making reference in his will to  messuages landsand tenements in the parish of Newton in the County of Suffolk, and