Luke Luce - Revision history

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 '''Bayon''' - names not identified
-'''Canaries''' - Arthur Ingram
+'''Canaries''' - Arthur Ingram<ref>[[HCA 13/74 f.661v Annotate|HCA 13/74 f.661v]]</ref>
 '''Dantzicke''' - names not identified
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 Abraham Gualtier (sic) deposed in the High Court of Admiralty for a fourth time on April 30th 1659, together with Cornelius Van Bommel. They identified themselves as London merchants. They stated that the ship the ''ffortune'' of London (Master: Claes Vandevelden) belonged to Mr Luke Lucy of London merchant, and that he bought her in London in 1653 and has ever since employed her in his service. In November 1658 Luke Lucy had let the ship to freight to Mr Arnold Sartillon, a London merchant, for a voyage from London to Mallaga and back to London. To keep the ship safe from seizure by the Spanish, Luke Luce employed Vande Velde as master, since he was a citizen of Bergen in Norway. Both Gaultier and Van Bommel stated they were servants of Luke Luce when he bought the ship and continued to serve him in 1659.<ref>[[HCA 13/73 f.705r Annotate|HCA 13/73 f.705r]]</ref>
 ==Comment on sources==

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 Luke Lucy's bookkeeper in 1654 and 1655 was thirty-four year old Cornelius van Bommel, who was resident in the parish of Saint Catherine Coleman.<ref>[[HCA 13/70 f.287v Annotate|HCA 13/70 f.287v]]</ref>  Cornelius van Bommell deposed twice in the High Court of Admiralty - once on February 22nd 1654 in support of Luke lucy in the cause "The claime of the duke of Courland for the ''Temperance of Libaun'' in Curland John Jacobson Bleau master, and of the said duke and Luke Lucie for the goods" and the second time on March 16th 1655 in support of Luke Lucy in "The Clayme of Lucas Lucy for goods taken out of the ''John Baptist'' by Edward Payne commander of the vessell called the ''Saint Ives Scout''".<ref>HCA 13/68 f.499r Annotate]]; [[HCA 13/70 f.287v Annotate|HCA 13/70 f.287v]]</ref>
 Resident in parish of Saint Catherine Coleman in 1651. Luke Lucie's cashier identifies the exact street, as of February 1654, as ffanchurchstreete in London.<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.498r Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.498r]]</ref>  In a deposition by Luke Luce in 1651, Luke Luce mentions that he had earlier lived in France.<ref>HCA 13/64 f.unfol.</ref>
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 Lille born London merchant Charles Marescoe mentions a Mr. Boeve in one of his High Court of Admiralty depositions. Secondary sources identify this as Jacques Boeve, who is described as a Middelburg merchant. It remains to be seen whether Jacques Boeve is related to William Boeve, the London merchant and brother-in-law of Luke Luce.
 <u>Luke Luce's network of factors and correspondents</u>

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 '''Ireland''' - Colonel Mayo
-'''Libaun (Duchy of Curland)''' - Peter Batten. Identified by a modern genealogical researcher as Peter Batten from Holland, active in Libau around 1648 and a citizen of that town. Died at Libau, 1683.<ref>[http://www.deutschbaltische-kaufleute.libau-kurland-baltikum.de/Kurland_B/kurland_b.html Kurland, Namensverzeichnis: B, Deutschbaltische Kaufleute im 17.-19.Jh.]</ref>
+'''Libaun (Duchy of Curland)''' - Peter Batten. Identified by a modern genealogical researcher as Peter Batten from Holland, active in Libau around 1648 and a citizen of that town. Died at Libau, 1683.<ref>[http://www.deutschbaltische-kaufleute.libau-kurland-baltikum.de/Kurland_B/kurland_b.html Kurland, Namensverzeichnis: B, Deutschbaltische Kaufleute im 17.-19.Jh.]</ref> Abraham Gaultier stated in February 1654 that Peter Batten had lived in the East country for eighteen years, and that he lived in Libaun with his wife and family.Abraham Gaultier stated in February 1654, that Delaport was a Frenchman and had earlier lived in Ireland.<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.498v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.498v]]</ref>
 '''London''' - Abraham Gaultier (Luce's former servant); Cornelius Van Bommell (Luce's bookkeeper)
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 '''Rotterdam''' - William [?Timmemans; ?Thownnemans]
-'''Roscow (France)''' - Mr Delaport (alt. Peter Dela Port)
+'''Roscow (France)''' - Mr Delaport (alt. Peter Dela Port). Abraham Gaultier stated in February 1654, that Delaport was a Frenchman and had earlier lived in Ireland.<ref>[[HCA 13/68 f.498v Annotate|HCA 13/68 f.498v]]</ref>
 '''San Sebastians''' - Walter Adams
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 The ''Peter'' (Master: Peter de la Solle) - perpetuanas and minnekin bayes loaded at Portsmouth for transportation to San Sebastian on Luke Lucy's account (1653)
-The ''Temperance of Libanno'' in Curland (Master: John Jacobson Bleau) - Luke Luce had goods onboard (?1653)
+The ''Temperance of Libanno'' in Curland (Master: John Jacobson Bleau) - Luke Luce had goods onboard (1653). Released from seizure by HCA in February 1654.<ref>HCA 14/51 unfol.</ref>
 The ''Mary Pinke'' - Luke Luce involved in an insurance matter in connection with this ship (?1655)

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	The ''Golden ffox''- sale of ship to Mr Peter Vandeput and Mr Luke Luce (1656)		The ''Golden ffox''- sale of ship to Mr Peter Vandeput and Mr Luke Luce (1656)
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		+	The ''Mary'' - owned by Luke Lucy, bound from Ireland to Bayonne, had been driven by tempest into the port of St. Jean de Luz, seized there at the suit of one Martin de Lazon (ca. 1657)

	The ''ffortune'' of London (Master: Claes Vandevelden) - bought by Luke Luce in 1653; in 1658 let to freight to let the ship to freight to Mr Arnold Sartillon for voyage to Mallaga. Master was resident in Bergen, Norway, lending protection to the ship		The ''ffortune'' of London (Master: Claes Vandevelden) - bought by Luke Luce in 1653; in 1658 let to freight to let the ship to freight to Mr Arnold Sartillon for voyage to Mallaga. Master was resident in Bergen, Norway, lending protection to the ship

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 <u>Ships in which Luke Luce freighted goods or had shares</u>
-The ''Roebuck''' - William Rider, Luke Luce, John Robinson, William Broughton and others were the owners and employers of the ship; voyage from London to Lisbon to Brazil and back to Lisbon, but seized en route from Brazil by Prince Rupert (1647-1649)<ref>HCA 13/67 unfol. IMG_07_1559</ref>
+The ''Roebuck'' - William Rider, Luke Luce, John Robinson, William Broughton and others were the owners and employers of the ship; voyage from London to Lisbon to Brazil and back to Lisbon, but seized en route from Brazil by Prince Rupert (1647-1649)<ref>HCA 13/67 unfol. IMG_07_1559</ref>
 The ''Samuel'' of London (Master: Henry Eyson - Luke Luce was part-owner of the ship; Barbados to London voyage (1649)

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:39, June 13, 2017
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	<u>Ships in which Luke Luce freighted goods or had shares</u>		<u>Ships in which Luke Luce freighted goods or had shares</u>
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		+	The ''Roebuck''' - William Rider, Luke Luce, John Robinson, William Broughton and others were the owners and employers of the ship; voyage from London to Lisboon to Brazil and back to Lisbon, but seized en route from Brazil by Prince Rupert (1647)<ref>HCA 13/67 unfol. IMG_07_1559</ref>

	The ''Samuel'' of London (Master: Henry Eyson - Luke Luce was part-owner of the ship; Barbados to London voyage (1649)		The ''Samuel'' of London (Master: Henry Eyson - Luke Luce was part-owner of the ship; Barbados to London voyage (1649)

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 The ''Mary Pinke'' - Luke Luce involved in an insurance matter in connection with this ship (?1655)
-The ''Exchange' - lading of wines for Luke Luce at the Canaries for London (1655)
+The ''Exchange'' - lading of wines for Luke Luce at the Canaries for London (1655)
 The ''Golden ffox''- sale of ship to Mr Peter Vandeput and Mr Luke Luce (1656)

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 '''Saint Valerie en Somme (Picardy)''' - Peter Fouquet the younger<ref>[[HCA 13/70 f.334r Annotate|HCA 13/70 f.334r]]</ref>
-<u>Ships in which Luke Luce feighted goods or had shares</u>
+<u>Ships in which Luke Luce freighted goods or had shares</u>
 The ''Samuel'' of London (Master: Henry Eyson - Luke Luce was part-owner of the ship; Barbados to London voyage (1649)