MRP: C 6/151Pt2/28 f. 1 - Revision history

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 ==Possible primary sources==
 ADM 39/2772 William and James 1673
 PROB 11/305 May 104-157 Will of Robert Dawes, Merchant of Saint Martin Orgar, City of London 23 December 1661

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 //To the  right honorable the Lords XXXXX of the Great Seale of England//
-//Xxall humble manner complaining showeth unto your Lordshipps James Moydiford (sic) Robert Dawes<ref>Robert Dawes and Jonathan Dawes were probably trading partners.  Both were involved in the Levant trade.  Robert Dawes will, written and proved in 1661, mentions his honoured friend Sir George Smith and "his lady", and leaves the residue of his estate to his brother Jonathan Dawes, who was at the time (July 25th, 1661) resident in Constantinople.  Robert Dawes was an investor in the Smirna Venture Joint Stock (C10/109/102, 1663.  His brother, Jonathan, was a part owner of the ''Loyal Merchant'', together with Sir George Smith, Sir George Oxenden, and others</ref> Jonathan Dawes William Rider John Portman & Phillip ?Scarth of the City of London Merchants John Robinson Alderman of the said City of London Isacke Taylor marriner//
+//Xxall humble manner complaining showeth unto your Lordshipps James Moydiford (sic) Robert Dawes<ref>Robert Dawes and Jonathan Dawes were probably trading partners.  Both were involved in the Levant trade.  Robert Dawes will, written and proved in 1661, mentions his honoured friend Sir George Smith and "his lady", and leaves the residue of his estate to his brother Jonathan Dawes, who was at the time (July 25th, 1661) resident in Constantinople.  Robert Dawes was an investor in the Smirna Venture Joint Stock (C10/109/102, 1663).  His brother, Jonathan, was a part owner of the ''Loyal Merchant'', together with Sir George Smith, Sir George Oxenden, and others</ref> Jonathan Dawes William Rider John Portman & Phillip ?Scarth of the City of London Merchants John Robinson Alderman of the said City of London Isacke Taylor marriner//
 //Executor of the last Will and Testamem:t of Abraham ?Moace dec:d and Paul Priaux of [blank in original] Exo:r of the last Will and Testam:t of Thomas Hodges late of London Merchant Partowners of the good shipp called the ''Thomas and William'' of London of the//

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 //To the  right honorable the Lords XXXXX of the Great Seale of England//
-//Xxall humble manner complaining showeth unto your Lordshipps James Moydiford (sic) Robert Dawes<ref>Robert Dawes and Jonathan Dawes were probably trading partners.  Both were involved in the Levant trade.  Robert Dawes will, written and proved in 1661, mentions his honoured friend Sir George Smith and "his lady", and leaves the residue of his estate to his brother Jonathan Dawes, who was at the time (July 25th, 1661) resident in Constantinople.  Robert Dawes was an investor in the Smirna Venture Joint Stock (C10/109/102, 1663.  His brother, Jonathan, was a part owner of the ''Loyal Merchant'',) together with Sir George Smith, Sir George Oxenden, and others</ref> Jonathan Dawes William Rider John Portman & Phillip ?Scarth of the City of London Merchants John Robinson Alderman of the said City of London Isacke Taylor marriner//
+//Xxall humble manner complaining showeth unto your Lordshipps James Moydiford (sic) Robert Dawes<ref>Robert Dawes and Jonathan Dawes were probably trading partners.  Both were involved in the Levant trade.  Robert Dawes will, written and proved in 1661, mentions his honoured friend Sir George Smith and "his lady", and leaves the residue of his estate to his brother Jonathan Dawes, who was at the time (July 25th, 1661) resident in Constantinople.  Robert Dawes was an investor in the Smirna Venture Joint Stock (C10/109/102, 1663.  His brother, Jonathan, was a part owner of the ''Loyal Merchant'', together with Sir George Smith, Sir George Oxenden, and others</ref> Jonathan Dawes William Rider John Portman & Phillip ?Scarth of the City of London Merchants John Robinson Alderman of the said City of London Isacke Taylor marriner//
 //Executor of the last Will and Testamem:t of Abraham ?Moace dec:d and Paul Priaux of [blank in original] Exo:r of the last Will and Testam:t of Thomas Hodges late of London Merchant Partowners of the good shipp called the ''Thomas and William'' of London of the//

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-==C 6/151Pt2/28 f. 1==
+'''C 6/151Pt2/28 f. 1'''
 '''Where is the digital image for C 6/151Pt2/28 ff. 1-3?'''
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-===Abstract===
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-===Transcription===
+==Transcription==
 //To the  right honorable the Lords XXXXX of the Great Seale of England//
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 //amounting to the summe of 5000 or some other great summe of money as aforesd All w:ch doth belonge to your Orators as Partowners of the said shipp besides your Orators are to have and accompt of and satisffaccon for what was formerly received as of aforesaid But now soe it XXXX//
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-===Notes===
+==Notes==
 Thomas Porter William ffletcher William Limbery David Davison ffrancis Wilkinson Thomas Dyer and Widdowe James
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-===Possible primary sources===
+==Possible primary sources==
 ADM 39/2772 William and James 1673
 PROB 11/305 May 104-157 Will of Robert Dawes, Merchant of Saint Martin Orgar, City of London 23 December 1661

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 //Thomas Hodges and Phillipp ?Scarthe and the said Abraham ?Moace together w:th Thomas Porter William ffletcher William Limbery David Davison ffrancis Wilkinson Thomas Dyer and Widdowe  James then of London aforesaid Merchants & most of them since that//
-//tyme deceased and one Captaine John Jefferson Marriner also dec:d being partowners of the said Ship called the Thomas and William  That is to say your Orator James Mondiford of equall  two and thirtie parts of the sd shipp//
+//tyme deceased and one Captaine John Jefferson Marriner also dec:d being partowners of the said Ship called the ''Thomas and William''  That is to say your Orator James Mondiford of equall  two and thirtie parts of the sd shipp//
 //shipp and furniture the same being devided into two and thirty equall parts the said Abraham  ?Moace of two equall two and thirtyeth parts of the said shipp and furniture your Orators Robert Dawes and
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 //made a contract and agreem:t w:th the said Com:rs for letting out to hire the said Shipp w:ch was reduced into writings by way of Articles of agreem:t bearing date on or about the twelvth day of Aprill w:ch was in the said yeare one thousand sixe hundred fifty and//
-//two made or mencconed to bee made betweene the said Com:ers of the Navy of the one part and the said John Jefferson by the name of Captaine John Jefferson Commander of the good ship called the Thomas and William of London of the burthen of//
+//two made or mencconed to bee made betweene the said Com:ers of the Navy of the one part and the said John Jefferson by the name of Captaine John Jefferson Commander of the good ship called the ''Thomas and William'' of London of the burthen of//
 //foure hundred forty foure tunnes on the behalfe of himselfe and the rest of the then Owners of the said shipp and thereby the said Captaine John Jefferson did lett to hire and fraight the said shipp unto the said Com:rs to serve the Parliam:t for one voyage w:th//

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 //Xxall humble manner complaining showeth unto your Lordshipps James Moydiford (sic) Robert Dawes<ref>Robert Dawes and Jonathan Dawes were probably trading partners.  Both were involved in the Levant trade.  Robert Dawes will, written and proved in 1661, mentions his honoured friend Sir George Smith and "his lady", and leaves the residue of his estate to his brother Jonathan Dawes, who was at the time (July 25th, 1661) resident in Constantinople.  Robert Dawes was an investor in the Smirna Venture Joint Stock (C10/109/102, 1663.  His brother, Jonathan, was a part owner of the ''Loyal Merchant'',) together with Sir George Smith, Sir George Oxenden, and others</ref> Jonathan Dawes William Rider John Portman & Phillip ?Scarth of the City of London Merchants John Robinson Alderman of the said City of London Isacke Taylor marriner//
-//Executor of the last Will and Testamem:t of Abraham ?Moace dec:d and Paul Priaux of [blank in original] Exo:r of the last Will and Testam:t of Thomas Hodges late of London Merchant Partowners of the good shipp called the Thomas and William of London of the//
+//Executor of the last Will and Testamem:t of Abraham ?Moace dec:d and Paul Priaux of [blank in original] Exo:r of the last Will and Testam:t of Thomas Hodges late of London Merchant Partowners of the good shipp called the ''Thomas and William'' of London of the//
 //burthen of foure hundred forty and foure Tunnes That Whereas heretofore that is to say in or about the moneth of Aprill w:ch was in the yeare of our Lord one Thousand sixe hundred fifty and two your Orators James Mondiford & Robt Dawes Jonathan Dawes//

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 ===Commentary===
+See [[MRP: C 6/151Pt2/28 f. 2|C 6/151Pt2/28 f. 2]]
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