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 .  ELIAS BEKE of the citie of London Merchant aged 33 yeares
 or thereabouts, sworne and examined
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 P1090605
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 Upon the allegacon aforesaid
-LUKE LUCE of the parish of S:t Catherin Coleman London Merchant
+LUKE LUCE<ref>Luke Luce.  Luke Luce (b. ca. 1613, d. ca.1663), London merchant, of St Katherine Coleman ([[MRP: Luke Luce will| PROB 11/312 Will of Luke Luce, Merchant of Saint Katherine Coleman, City of London 24 October 1663]])</ref> of the parish of S:t Catherin Coleman London Merchant
 aged 38 yeares or thereabouts, sworne and examined as aforesaid
-To the first rle of the said allegaccon hee saith and deposeth that it is an usuall
+To the first arle of the said allegaccon hee saith and deposeth that it is an usuall
 and ordinary course and a matter  accustomed for and amongst merchants and factors
 who lade goods in ffrance to be delivered in Holland, London or other places or ports
-whatsoever, to send the bills of ladiXX
+whatsoever, to send the bills of lading in the shipp or shipps (wherein the
+said goods are laden) in blank papers, viz:t to superscribe the cover or
 LUKE LUCE  [His signature]
 ----
 P1090607
 f. Xv.
 WME SEYMER  [His signature]

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 P1090510
 f. 12v.
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 P1090511
 f. 13r.
 DANIELL CROFFORD [His signature]
-PEETER TATAM (sic)<ref>Peter Tatam.  Probably Peter Tattam (alias Tatam) (b. ca. 1612, d. ca. 1652), mariner, of Limehouse, Middlesex (PROB 11/222 Bowyer 107-153 Will of Peter Tattam, Mariner being now bound forth on a Voyage to Sea of Limehouse, Middlesex 27 June 1652)</ref> of Lymehouse in the pishe of Stepney
+****
 & County of Midds late Commander of the ship the ''Hanniball''
 aged 39 yeares or thereabouts sworne and examined
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 P1090512
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 Ad 16:nd deponit that the owners of the said ship both at
 the tyme of her hoeing out form hence and till this day were and
-are as followes viz:t M:r Richard ?Peetrs Merchn:t in Lisbone owner of 1/8 part M:r Hugh ?Southing of Tower Street London of 1/16 pt for himselfe and freind, M:r Jo:n Bushell<ref>John Bushell.  John Thurloe's papers contain 'Additional instructions for collonel Popham and collonel Robert Blake': "Whereas some of the merchants residing in Portugal, being well affected to this commonwealth, as namely John Bushell, Richard Boare, and William Milward, persons employed by the late agent extraordinary for the parliament to that king, have been by his order unjustly imprisoned, and their goods and effects in that kingdom lately seized upon; and whereas divers English persons are in Rupert's custody, which are still restrained in the king's port, and for which, though demanded, no justice can yet be had: You shall therefore upon all opportunities seize upon all such Portugals, as you may any way lay hold on; and to keep them in prison aboard your ships, until such time as the king of Portugal shall actually cause to be released ans set at liberty the said merchants, all such seamen and English prisoners, as were, or now are, or shall be detained by Rupert....Whitehall, 13 July, 1650." ([http://books.google.co.uk/books/reader?id=D5UjAQAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PA155 Thomas Birch (ed.), A Collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe ...: Papers from the year 1638 to 1653, vol. 1, p. 155])</ref> of Lisbo:n Merchant 1716 pt for himselfe and freinds M:r Samuel Vassall for himselfe and freind
+are as followes viz:t M:r Richard ?Peetrs Merchn:t in Lisbone owner of 1/8 part M:r Hugh ?Southing of Tower Street London of 1/16 pt for himselfe and freind, M:r Jo:n Bushell<ref>John Bushell.  John Thurloe's papers contain 'Additional instructions for collonel Popham and collonel Robert Blake': "Whereas some of the merchants residing in Portugal, being well affected to this commonwealth, as namely John Bushell, Richard Boare, and William Milward, persons employed by the late agent extraordinary for the parliament to that king, have been by his order unjustly imprisoned, and their goods and effects in that kingdom lately seized upon; and whereas divers English persons are in Rupert's custody, which are still restrained in the king's port, and for which, though demanded, no justice can yet be had: You shall therefore upon all opportunities seize upon all such Portugals, as you may any way lay hold on; and to keep them in prison aboard your ships, until such time as the king of Portugal shall actually cause to be released ans set at liberty the said merchants, all such seamen and English prisoners, as were, or now are, or shall be detained by Rupert....Whitehall, 13 July, 1650." ([http://books.google.co.uk/books/reader?id=D5UjAQAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PA155 Thomas Birch (ed.), A Collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe ...: Papers from the year 1638 to 1653, vol. 1, p. 155])</ref> of Lisbo:n Merchant 1/16 pt for himselfe and freinds M:r Samuel Vassall<ref>Samuel Vassall (b. ?, d. ?post 1660), merchant; appointed commissioner of the navy, Sept. 1642: "Sir Henry Vane, Junior, Knight, Giles Greene, John Roll, Samuell Vassall, Alexander Bence, Squire Bence, Captain William Batten, Captain Phinees Pett, Captain Richard Cranley, Captain John Morris, Captain Roger Tweedy, and John Holland, Esquires, have nominated, ordained, and appointed, and by these Presents do nominate, ordain, and appoint, you, and every One of you, to be Commissioners for the Affairs of His Majesty's Navy" ([http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=55742#s1 C.H. Firth, R.S. Rait (eds), 'September 1642: Ordinance appointing Commissioners of the Navy.', Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum, 1642-1660 (1911), pp. 27-29], viewed 30/03/12)</ref> for himselfe and freind
 of 1/16 pt , M:r Thomas Bateman of London of 1/8 part M:r PXXX
-Middleton of 1/16 pt  M:r Dudley ?Avery of 1/16 pt M:r Barnaby ?Crosson
+Middleton of 1/16 pt  M:r Dudley Avery<ref>M:r Dudley Avery.  Just possibly Dudley Avery (b. ?, d. ca. 1665), Merchant Tailor, of London, but see also Dudley Avery (b. ?, d. ca. 1685), Gentleman, of Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire (PROB 11/317 Hyde 57-107 Will of Dudley Avery, Merchant Tailor of London 15 August 1665; PROB 11/381 Cann 108-165 Will of Dudley Avery, Gentleman of Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire 02 November 1685))</ref> of 1/16 pt M:r Barnaby ?Crosson
 of Lisbo:n march:t of 1/16 pt, M:r ffrancis Hanbury of Lisb:n March:t of
 /32 pt; M:r James Man of Marke Lane London Merch:t 1/16 pt M:r James ?Cotton<ref>James Cotton.  Possibly James Cotton (b. ?, d. ca, 1652), bachelor, of Lisbon, Portugal (PROB 11/224 Bowyer 196-244 Will of James Cotton, Bachelor of Lisbon, Portugal 20 September 1652)</ref> 1/32 pt for y:e acc:ot of M:r Thomas Waters M:r MXXX of Lisb:n Merch:t 1/16 pt M:r Henry Smith 1/32 pt and XX
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 XXX XXX in w:ch hee hath noe share or interest nor in the goods in question, w:ch in case
 they bee either condemned or freed it wilbe all one in respect of losse or gaine to him &
-saith that hee this deponent living with and acting for M:rs ffountaine<ref>Mrs Fountain.  Richard Grassby states "Thomas Papillon...ran the business of his late partner, Peter Fountain, for his widowed sister" and "ran into trouble when he opposed a proposed marriage by Mary Fountain." Peter Fountain(e) (alias Fountayne) was recorded in 1638 in the parish of St Gabriel Fenchurch having a rental of 40 pounds per annum.  He was naturalized as an English subject in late 1640, and, according to genealogical sources, died in 1649.  A Peter Fountayne appears in High Court of Admiralty record dated February 7, 1637/38 in a case brought by a James Woodcott (Richard Grassby, ''Kinship and Capitalism: Marriage, Family, and Business in the English Speaking World, 1580-1720'' (Cambridge, 2001), p. 231, citing KAO, MS U 1015/B/1/4); [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=32010#s1 T.C. Dale, 'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Gabriel Fenchurch', The inhabitants of London in 1638 (1931), pp. 62-63]; [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=5936#sec-a3 'House of Commons Journal Volume 2: 18 December 1640', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 2: 1640-1643 (1802), pp. 53-54], viewed 30/03/12; [http://www.halhed.com/t4r/getperson.php?personID=I1907&tree=tree1 Papillon Pedigree, Kentish Genealogies, Berry, 1830], cited by online genealogical source; PROB 11/210  Fairfax 154-193 Will of Peter Fountayne or Fountaine, Merchant of Saint Gabriel Fenchurch, City of London 18 December 1649; Dorothy O. Shilton, Richard Holsworth, ''High Court of Admiralty examinations (ms. vol. 53) 1637-1638'' (?London, 1932), p. 226)</ref> M:r Papillons sister
+saith that hee this deponent living with and acting for M:rs ffountaine<ref>Mrs Fountain.  Richard Grassby states "Thomas Papillon...ran the business of his late partner, Peter Fountain, for his widowed sister" and "ran into trouble when he opposed a proposed marriage by Mary Fountain." Peter Fountain(e) (alias Fountayne) was recorded in 1638 in the parish of St Gabriel Fenchurch having a rental of 40 pounds per annum.  He was naturalized as an English subject in late 1640, and, according to genealogical sources, died in 1649.  A Peter Fountayne appears in High Court of Admiralty record dated February 7, 1637/38 in a case brought by a James Woodcott (Richard Grassby, ''Kinship and Capitalism: Marriage, Family, and Business in the English Speaking World, 1580-1720'' (Cambridge, 2001), p. 231, citing KAO, MS U 1015/B/1/4); [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=32010#s1 T.C. Dale, 'Inhabitants of London in 1638: St. Gabriel Fenchurch', The inhabitants of London in 1638 (1931), pp. 62-63]; [http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=5936#sec-a3 'House of Commons Journal Volume 2: 18 December 1640', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 2: 1640-1643 (1802), pp. 53-54], viewed 30/03/12; [http://www.halhed.com/t4r/getperson.php?personID=I1907&tree=tree1 Papillon Pedigree, Kentish Genealogies, Berry, 1830], cited by online genealogical source; PROB 11/210  Fairfax 154-193 Will of Peter Fountayne or Fountaine, Merchant of Saint Gabriel Fenchurch, City of London 18 December 1649; Dorothy O. Shilton, Richard Holsworth, ''High Court of Admiralty examinations (ms. vol. 53) 1637-1638'' (?London, 1932), p. 226; see also C 10/7/37 Peter De La Salle and Peter Ledeor v Jacob Hall, John Docquamvile, Thomas Seaman, Peter Fountain and Isaac Manbest: money matters, Middx. Bill and two answers 1647 )</ref> M:r Papillons sister
 whose mother was this deponents mothers cosen german) doth some times doe businesse
 for the said M:r Papillom allsoe had liveing in the same house likewise. Et alr. nescit.

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 Ad 4:d deponit that hee allsoe heard it reported at Lisbonne aforesaid
 thaty:e said XXXXX and dealings next deposed of XXX
-XXXX were complained of by the Hono:ble M:r Charles ?Lance
+XXXX were complained of by the Hono:ble M:r Charles Vane<ref>M:r Charles Vane.  Charles Vane, brother of Sir Herny Vane (b. 1613, d. 1662), member of the Council of State, was appointed resident at Lisbon on January 16th, 1650 ([http://www.british-civil-wars.co.uk/timelines/1650.htm British Civil War Timeline: 1650], viewed 30/03/12</ref>
 Resident for y:e parliam:t of England with y:e King of Portugall and
 that Justice was by him demanded to be executed by the said
 King upon the said PXXXX and his XX XXXXX XXX beit hee saith
 that there was nothing done against XXX upon XXXX that this depo:t
-heard of but that on the contrary the said King did as  XX XX
+heard of but that on the contrary the said King did as XX XX
 heard showe favour and respect to y:e said Prince after this depon:t
 came out of the said Port and did side w:th and aside the said Prince
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 persons and in such manner as hee verily beleiveth as in
 the said Booke is expressed All of them having for acc:ts of the
-saide XXXX and other portuguese Merch:ts subiects of the said King of
+saide ?Balson and other portuguese Merch:ts subiects of the said King of
-Portugall XXXX
+Portugall XXXX XXXX said are in the said Bookes XXXXX
 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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 WILL: PATE  [His signature]
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-XXXX
+P1090539
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 P1090541
-f. 23v.
+f. 28r.
 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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 M:r John ?Russet, M:r Peter Vandeput, William WorXXXle,
 Lambert Pitches,<ref>Lambert Pitches.  Probably Lambert Pitches (b. ?, d. ca. 1656), of Hackney, Middlesex (PROB 11/258 Berkeley 313-362 Will of Lambert Pitches of Hackney, Middlesex 23 October 1656)</ref> the widowe of John ?Bonnet, Gregory Clement
-Nathaniell Barnardiston, the Executors or administrators of Gilbert Morewood,
+Nathaniell Barnardiston, the Executors or administrators of Gilbert Morewood,<ref>Gilbert Morewood.  Gilbert Morewood (b. ?, d. ca. 1650), London merchant ([[MRP: Gilbert Morewood will| PROB 11/212 Pembroke 55-109 Will of Gilbert Morwood of London 21 June 1650]])</ref>
 XXX XXXX Allington & ?Giles Dubois all living in and about the citie of London
 Thomas Wright of Ligorne, Anthony BognX of Smirna, Dixwell Brent<ref>Dixwell Brent.  Dixwell Brent (b. ?, d. ca. 1651).  He was at Smyrna in 1648, along with Samuell Barnardiston and others (Essex Record Office: D/DHf O20/21  Draft letter;  "Dixwell Brent, deceased, at Smyrna.  Admon. Oct. 16, 1651, to his brother John Brent, of goods unadm by his father" (Frederick A. Crisp (ed.), ''Abstracts of Somersetshire wills, etc: copied from the manuscript collections of the late Rev. Frederick Brown'', vol.4 (XXXX, 1889), p. 138; "[1652] May 31. London....We have received a petition from John Brent, administrator of Dixwell Brent, whose books of account and papers your predecessor left in your hands; we desire that they and other things in your custody be delivered to such person as Brent shall appoint, taking his receipt or sufficient caution. [Levant Papers, Vol. IV., pp. 194, 195], in [http://archive.org/stream/calendarstatepa10offigoog#page/n325/mode/2up Mary Anne Everett Green (ed.), Calendar of state papers, domestic series, 1651-1652 (London, 1877), p. 371])</ref>
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 P1090542
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 P1090543
 f. 28v.
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 P1090544
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 f. 29v.
-XXXXXXXXXXXX
+Ad 16:nd deponit that hee this deponent knoweth none of the owners
 JOHN ANDREWS [His signature]

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 Nathaniell Barnardiston, the Executors or administrators of Gilbert Morewood,
 XXX XXXX Allington & ?Giles Dubois all living in and about the citie of London
-Thomas Wright of Ligorne, Anthony BognX of Smirna, Dixwell Brent[[FootNote(Dixwell Brent.  Dixwell Brent (b. ?, d. ca. 1651).  He was at Smyrna in 1648, along with Samuell Barnardiston and others (Essex Record Office: D/DHf O20/21  Draft letter; 'Dixwell Brent, deceased, at Smyrna.  Admon. Oct. 16, 1651, to his brother John Brent, of goods unadm by his father" (Frederick A. Crisp (ed.), ''Abstracts of Somersetshire wills, etc: copied from the manuscript collections of the late Rev. Frederick Brown'', vol.4 (XXXX, 1889), p. 138; "[1652] May 31. London....We have received a petition from John Brent, administrator of Dixwell Brent, whose books of account and papers your predecessor left in your hands; we desire that they and other things in your
+Thomas Wright of Ligorne, Anthony BognX of Smirna, Dixwell Brent<ref>Dixwell Brent.  Dixwell Brent (b. ?, d. ca. 1651).  He was at Smyrna in 1648, along with Samuell Barnardiston and others (Essex Record Office: D/DHf O20/21  Draft letter;  "Dixwell Brent, deceased, at Smyrna.  Admon. Oct. 16, 1651, to his brother John Brent, of goods unadm by his father" (Frederick A. Crisp (ed.), ''Abstracts of Somersetshire wills, etc: copied from the manuscript collections of the late Rev. Frederick Brown'', vol.4 (XXXX, 1889), p. 138; "[1652] May 31. London....We have received a petition from John Brent, administrator of Dixwell Brent, whose books of account and papers your predecessor left in your hands; we desire that they and other things in your custody be delivered to such person as Brent shall appoint, taking his receipt or sufficient caution. [Levant Papers, Vol. IV., pp. 194, 195], in [http://archive.org/stream/calendarstatepa10offigoog#page/n325/mode/2up Mary Anne Everett Green (ed.), Calendar of state papers, domestic series, 1651-1652 (London, 1877), p. 371])</ref>
-custody be delivered to such person as Brent shall appoint, taking his receipt or sufficient caution. [Levant Papers, Vol. IV., pp. 194, 195], in [http://archive.org/stream/calendarstatepa10offigoog#page/n325/mode/2up Mary Anne Everett Green (ed.), Calendar of state papers, domestic series, 1651-1652 (London, 1877), p. 371]))]]
 of the XXXX, M:r Taylor of LiXXX and hee this deponent of London
 were all owners of the said shipp the XXXXXX and all the owners of the