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==C10/55/132 f. 1==

'''Editorial history'''

15/11/11, CSG: Images made of manuscript
20/11/11, CSG: Started transcription

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 '''Editorial history'''
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-===Transcription===
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 //14:th March 1657//
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-===Commentary===
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+===Henry Watkins, factor on the ''Mayflower''===
-See also [[MRP: C10/55/132 f. 2|C10/55/132 f. 2]]
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-'''Henry Watkins, factor on the ''Mayflower'''''
 "Henry Watkins is entertained to go as factor in the Mayflower, to be allowed 60/. for the voyage and do what business shall be assigned to him, and if on his return it shall be found that he is deserving of more, he shall be gratified accordingly; he is directed to seal a bond of 500/. for his fidelity and Martin Nowell is accepted as his security."<ref>'A Court of Committees for the United Joint Stock', November 16, 1655 (Court Book, vol. xxiii, p. 479 in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), ''A calendar of the court minutes, etc., of the East India company, 1655-1659'' (Oxford, 1916), pp. 66-67</ref>
 "The administrator of the late Henry Watkins, who was entertained to voyage in the Mayflower, for which he was to be paid 60/., requests payment of that sum ; he is told to apply two or three weeks hence, by which time the said ship may be cleared."<ref>'A Court of Committees for the United Joint Stock', October 28, 1657 (Court Book, vol. xxiii, p. 612) in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), ''A calendar of the court minutes, etc., of the East India company, 1655-1659'' (Oxford, 1916), p. 177</ref>
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-'''Captain William White, commander of the ''Mayflower'''''
+===Captain William White, commander of the ''Mayflower''===
 "Have been applied to by the owners of and adventurers in the ''Jonathan'' (because of the disaster which has happened to that ship) to allow their factors and stock to be transported to the Coast in White's ship, the ''Mayflower'', but have decided that it is not in their power to accede to this request ; therefore order him not to admit either factors or any part of the said stock into his ship without express permission."<ref>'The Company to Captain William White', December 17, 1655 (Letter Book, vol. i, p. 329) in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), ''A calendar of the court minutes, etc., of the East India company, 1655-1659'' (Oxford, 1916), p. 71</ref>
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 "Wm. White, London. [Navy Com rs .], Asked 140l. a month for the hire of the ''Mayflower'', and being accused of disaffection, came down to 130l., but only 110l ... (Letters and Papers relating to the Navy, &c. - March 1653 ..., Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1652-3 (1878)
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-'''Charter party of the ''Mayflower'''''
+===Charter party of the ''Mayflower''===
 "The dispute concerning the charterparty of the Mayflower is referred to arbitration, Richard Foard and Thomas Kendall to act for the owners, and Captain Matthew Crowther and James Astry for the Company, and it is agreed that a bond of 4,000/. penalty shall be sealed and the award made by the ist of December next."<ref>'A Court of Committees for the United Joint Stock', November 17, 1657 {Court Book, vol. xxiii, p. 621) in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), ''A calendar of the court minutes, etc., of the East India company, 1655-1659'' (Oxford, 1916), p. 187</ref>
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 "Finding by the award regarding the ''Mayflower'' that considerable damage has accrued to the Company by reason of dead freight, the Court orders the amount to be charged to the accounts of the factors who occasioned this.  The award is to be paid. Tare of sugar returned in the ''Mayflower'' to be settled."<ref>'A Court of Committees for the United Joint Stock', December 23, 1657 (Court Book, vol, xxiii, p. 623) in Ethel Bruce Sainsbury (ed.), ''A calendar of the court minutes, etc., of the East India company, 1655-1659'' (Oxford, 1916), p. 203</ref>
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-===Possible primary sources===
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 PROB 11/318 Hyde 108-162 Will of Sir Martin Noell of London 06 October 1665
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 PROB 11/440 Pyne 178-218 Will of William White, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 07 September 1697
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 Coldham, Peter Wilson, ''English adventurers and emigrants, 1609-1660: abstracts of examinations in the High Court of Admiralty with reference to Colonial America'' (Baltimore, 1984)

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 PROB 11/421 Box 136-186 Will of John Taylor, Merchant of City of London 12 March 1694
 PROB 11/440 Pyne 178-218 Will of William White, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 07 September 1697
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 - HCA 13/226ff.: Depositions taken outside London
 - HCA 24: Libels
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+- HCA 13/100ff: Answers to bills of complaint
 - HCA 1/1-27: Indictments and proceedings
 - HCA 23: Interrogatories
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 Shilton, Dorothy O. and Richard Holworthy, ''High Court of Admiralty Examinations 1637-1638'' (XXXX, 1932)

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 //Too the right hon:ble Lords Com:rs of the greate Seale of England//
-//Humbly complayning sheweth unto yo:r Lo:pps yo:r Orato:rs Martin Noell  of London Esq:r, Geo: Underwood Esquire, Symon Delboe, Jn:o Taylor Merchants of y:e said Citty of London  That whereas yo:r Orato:rs did heretofore (that is to say) about the Moneth of December in the yeare of our Lord One thousand//
+//Humbly complayning sheweth unto yo:r Lo:pps yo:r Orato:rs Martin Noell  of London Esq:r, Geo: ??Underwood Esquire, Symon Delboe, Jn:o Taylor Merchants of y:e said Citty of London  That whereas yo:r Orato:rs did heretofore (that is to say) about the Moneth of December in the yeare of our Lord One thousand//
 //six hundred ffifty and five ioyntly adventure severall parcells of Goods Comodities and Merchandizes being in the whole of the value of att least ffifteene hundred pounds sterling to certaine places in the East Indies in a certaine shippe called the ''Mayflower'' (of which Captaine William//
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 //with & to their or one of their owne use Convert all or the great part of the said goods money Merchandizes and Comodites And did likewise possesse themeselves or one of them
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 PROB 11/421 Box 136-186 Will of John Taylor, Merchant of City of London 12 March 1694
 PROB 11/440 Pyne 178-218 Will of William White, Mariner of Stepney, Middlesex 07 September 1697

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 //Too the right hon:ble Lords Com:rs of the greate Seale of England//
-//Humbly complayning sheweth unto yo:r Lo:pps yo:r Orato:rs Martin Noell  of London Esq:r, Geo: Oxderwood Esquire, Symon Delboe, Jn:o Taylor Merchants of y:e said Citty of London  That whereas yo:r Orato:rs did heretofore (that is to say) about the Moneth of December in the yeare of our Lord One thousand//
+//Humbly complayning sheweth unto yo:r Lo:pps yo:r Orato:rs Martin Noell  of London Esq:r, Geo: Underwood Esquire, Symon Delboe, Jn:o Taylor Merchants of y:e said Citty of London  That whereas yo:r Orato:rs did heretofore (that is to say) about the Moneth of December in the yeare of our Lord One thousand//
 //six hundred ffifty and five ioyntly adventure severall parcells of Goods Comodities and Merchandizes being in the whole of the value of att least ffifteene hundred pounds sterling to certaine places in the East Indies in a certaine shippe called the ''Mayflower'' (of which Captaine William//
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 //the same of right belonging to yo:r Orato:rs as being the proceeds & returns of their said ??Adventure and the said Henry Watkins havinge noe Interest  or propperty in his owne right  in the said Goods Money Comodities & merchandizes or any of them nor having any thinge//
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+//to doe with the same save only as servant or ffacto:r to yo:r said Orato:rs & hee Tradeing & assigneing only with yo:r Orato:rs stocke to yo:r Orato:rs use as aforesaid to whome alsoe all the benefitt of the said Henry Watkins his tradeing Merchandiyinge traffiquinge//
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