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← Older revision		Revision as of 10:09, May 7, 2012
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−	'''HCA13/71'''	+	'''HCA13/71''' 1656-1657

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 as he judgeth above two hundred bags in all on board her.  And further he saith hee cannot answer.
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 Folio:  f. 170r., f. 170v., f. 171r.
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+[P1090008] [P1090009] [P1090010] [P1090011]
 Case: Gold Roach and others ag:t ?Robbins Smith
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 - Signed by deponent
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+[P1090048]
 Case: On behalfe of M:r ?Stanier, touching the ''St. Phillipe''
 Date: 10th September 1656
 Examination: Ezekeil Lampen, of London, merchant, aged two and twenty yeares, and Robert Demetrius of XXX of London, merchant, aged twenty five yeares
-- The ''St. Phillip'' ("called of Amsterdam"), with a bruden of 250 tonnes, bound from Amsterdam for Ireland "to lade fish and tynne into the Straights". The ship had been bought about a month previously in Amsterdam by the order and for the proper account of Peter Vandeput, James ?Stainer, Roger ?Letten, and ?Rob:t Lee Englishmen and Merchants residing in London and subjects of the Commonwealth of Englands.  Bought the ship for the sum of six thousand XXX hundred and fifty guilders, paid for by bills of exchange  from Amsterdam drawn upon them and accepted by them
+- The ''St. Phillip'' ("called of Amsterdam"), with a burden of 250 tonnes, bound from Amsterdam for Ireland "to lade fish and tynne into the Straights". The ship had been bought about a month previously in Amsterdam by the order and for the proper account of Peter Vandeput, James ?Stainer, Roger ?Letten, and ?Rob:t Lee Englishmen and Merchants residing in London and subjects of the Commonwealth of Englands.  Bought the ship for the sum of six thousand XXX hundred and fifty guilders, paid for by bills of exchange  from Amsterdam drawn upon them and accepted by them
 - Signed by both deppnents
 Folio: f. 351r.

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-==John Jeffreys, Thomas ?Colclough and Company, and Humfrey Beaneand Companie, March 4th 1656==
+==John Jeffreys, Thomas ?Colclough and Company, and Humfrey Beane and Companie, March 4th 1656==
 '''Abstract & context'''

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 Examination: 1. George Browne of Limehouse, Middlesex, Mariner, aged sixty years (p. 19r&v)
 - Concerns voyage of the ship the ''Thomas Bonadventure'' at Cyprus, May 1652, carrying 100 bags of cotton wool and 400 bags of galls
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-Case: Captaine John Lawson and Captaine ?Smith and company ag:t the Shipp ''S:t Julian'''
+Case: Captaine John Lawson and Captaine ?Smith and company ag:t the Shipp ''S:t Julian''
 Date: 11th June 1656
 Examination: Claude Gagnon, of MeXXX in Bretagne, master mate of ?hoy XXX, the ''St Julian'', aged twenty-five years

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 - Deponent knows well Captain Edward Wye (Or, Wyte), Master of the ship the ''Saphire'' aclate, and Captain Peter Tatam, Master of the shipp the ''Hannibal'' aclate, Captain XXX., Master of the ship the ''Prosperous'' aclate, Captain Thomas Bell, Master of the ''May fflower'' aclate, and Captain John Wills, Commander of the ''Successe'' aclate all of them "designed upon y:e said yoyage to Brazeele", but deponentw as unaware of any terms agreed for the voyages with their owners.  Howvere, Capts Tatam, Bell and Wye had said and afformed "aboard this depo:ts shipp y:e ''America'' in ?Casrales bay in Portugall" that they were to have the "full average allowance and privilidge belonging and due to Command:rs of shipps goeing for the Brazeele"
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-Case:
+'''Break in the imaging of the folios - may be worth going back to see what was missed out of imaging'''
 Date:
-Examination:
+[P1090013] [P1090014] [P1090015]
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-Case:
+[P1090016] [P1090016]
 Date:
-Examination:
+Case: George Robinson against XXXXX
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 [IMAGE P10900016]
-f[. 214r.]
 The 4:th of June 1656
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 MARTIN NOEL of London Marchant aged 42 yeares or
-thereabouts swirne and examined.
+thereabouts sworne and examined.
 To the first article hee saith that the aclate George Robinson is his
-this deponents XXXXX but permitted by this deponent to trade for
+this deponents servant but permitted by this deponent to trade for
 himselfe, and to make use of this deponents correspondent ?Korne
-?Parnen of Rotterdam, and with the =sd Kornis is now  XXXX XXXXXX
+?Parnen of Rotterdam, and with the sd Kornis is now  XXXX XXXXXX
-a Dutchman XXXX and a ???Xatiect of the States of the United Netherlands
+a Dutchman borne and a subiect of the States of the United Netherlands
-and ?who an Iynhabitant of Rotterdam, from ?hymm this deponent
+and ?who an Iynhabitant of Rotterdam, from ?whence this deponent
-frequently receiveth ?lres from him in ?the XXX of XXXXXX
+frequently receiveth lres from him in ?the ?run of merchandise
-To the second and third and foirth arles  XXXX that the sd George
+To the second and third and fourth arles XXXX that the sd George
-Robinson being this deponents ??covenanted XXXX, and XXX ?noe XXX to
+Robinson being this deponents covenanted servant, and XXX ?noe XXX to
 trade for himselfe with  this deponents permission, had in or about
-October ??last told this deponent that hee had a desire to XXXX
+October ?last told this deponent that hee had a desire to XXXX
-a ??Rigg X Rotterdam to goe for ??Spania to lade or ?anchor and XXXXXX
+a shipp ?at Rotterdam to goe for Spanie to lade oranges and lemmons
-for his XX ?fright  owne accompt and desired this deponent
+for this XXX  freight owne accompt and desired this deponents
-?came XXXX, wch this deponent ?promised, and was acquainted with
+correspondents, wch this deponent ?promised, and was acquainted with
-his writing to the sd XXX PXXXX about this his affXXXXXX
+his writing to the sd R (OR K)XX PaXXX about the sd affreightance
-and with the answer of the sd ?Roons and his signifying that XX
+and with the answer of the sd ?Rorus and his signifying that he
-and frewighted or XXXX called the ??AnneXX of ??Bruke for his said
+had freighted a shipp called the ''Anne'' of Brill for his said
-voyage upon ?account of this said Robinson and company. And this
+voyage upon ?account of the said Robinson and company. And this
-deponent hath bin after informed that the said shipp came to the
+deponent hath bin after informed that the said shipp came to St
-XXXrs and tooke in the said oranges and lemmons upon the said
+Lucars and tooke in the said oranges and lemmons upon the said
-account, to be brought into the downes, XXX was to depart (Or, await)
+account, to be brought into the Downes, XXX was to ?expect (Or, await)
 further order from M:r Robinson. And further he cannot depose
-To the fifth XXXXXX that M:r Robinson
+To the fifth arle ?saith that afterward the sd Robinson
-XX to the XXXXX, and XXX between w:th have XXX
+XX to the XXXXX aclate, and XXX between w:th have XXX
 And otherwise hee cannot depose
-To the 6:th XXXX hee  is very well assured that  the oranges
+To the 6:th arle hee  is very well assured that  the oranges
 and lemmons and ?corke in question are truely and really belonging
-to the said George Robinson and company, and XXXXXX for them
+to the said George Robinson and company, and were bought for them
-and that they can XX hazard thereof, and XXX cork is XX XXX
+and that they ran the hazard thereof, and XXX XXX is XX XXX
-or claim upon XXX in her businesses, but that they are the bery
+or claim upon XXX in the businesses, but that they are the bery
-XXXX of this said XXX
+?moment of this said XXXX
-To the 7:th and 8:th and ??Schedules annexed and w:ch then have
+To the 7:th and 8:th and Schedules annexed and w:ch then have
-XXXX XXXX very many lres from the said KXXX PaXXX, and
+XXXX received very many lres from the said KoXX PaXXX, and
-cXXXX were perused the XXX lres and bill annexed XXX
+cXXXX were perused the ?foure lres and bill annexed verily
-beleeveth the ?said XXXXX to be written and subscribed and the
+beleeveth the ?said Foure lres to be written and subscribed and the
 XXX bill of exchange to be subscribed by the said RXXX PXXXX, and
 XXXX thereof to be XXX. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-To the 9:th and 10:th XXXX XXX all hath of XXX and beleveth
+To the 9:th and 10:th arle XXX all hath of XXX and beleeveth
-XXX the said XXX in XXX masse frXXX Spania for the
+?that the said shipp in her ?coarse from Spania for the
-`XXXX with the said XXX abord hee was  XXX XXX shipp of
+Downes with the said goods abord XXX was seized by the ?shipps of
-this commonwealth. And otherwise he cannot depose
+this Commonwealth. And otherwise he cannot depose
-NEW PAGE
+[f. 214v.]
-To the ??Interr
+To the Interrogatories
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 Case: Gold Roach and others ag:t ?Robbins Smith
 Date: April 30th, 1656 ("The Last day of Aprill")
-Examination: William Haddocke, of Wapping, Middlesex, mariner, aged forty-nine yeares
+Examination: William Haddocke,<ref>William Haddocke.  Probably William Haddock (b. ca. 1607, d. ca. 1667, living at Wapping Hamblett (8 hearths) in 1666) (PROB 11/325 Carr 117-176 Will of William Haddock or Haddocke 24 November 1667; 'Wapping Hamblett,' in 'Hearth Tax: Middlesex 1666: Whitechapel: Wapping hamlet (2 of 2)', London Hearth Tax: City of London and Middlesex, 1666 (2011), viewed 15/03/12)</ref> of Wapping, Middlesex, mariner, aged forty-nine yeares
 Folio: f. 184v, f. 185r.
 - "By and according to the usual custome knowne received and practized amongst Merchants and Masters of shipps, there was and is an Allowance in all Sea Voyages to the Master and Companie of every shipp, according to the nature of y:e Voyage and the quality of the goods, some voyages being of greater and some of lesse importance"
-- "Saith That from the Ports of S:t Mallo Roane New haven fland:ers Dover Genoa and Leghorne and other Ports within and without the Straights , the usuall allowance to the Master and Companie was and is upon each bale of goods two Royalls upon every ?duckat of freight, or one Royall at the least, And that upon every voyage whatsoever the Laders or ffreight:ers doe usually and generally give an Allowance to the Masters and Companies of shipps by them employed over and besides the freight due and payable to the Proprieto:rs of such shipp pr shipps, which Allowances commonly knowne and entitled by and with the name or title of primage and Average" (f. 184v)
+- "Saith That from the Ports of S:t Mallo Roane New Haven fland:ers Dover Genoa and Leghorne and other Ports within and without the Straights , the usuall allowance to the Master and Companie was and is upon each bale of goods two Royalls upon every ?duckat of freight, or one Royall at the least, And that upon every voyage whatsoever the Laders or ffreight:ers doe usually and generally give an Allowance to the Masters and Companies of shipps by them employed over and besides the freight due and payable to the Proprieto:rs of such shipp pr shipps, which Allowances commonly knowne and entitled by and with the name or title of primage and Average" (f. 184v)
 - Haddock knows the customs of primage and average "haveing for about 28 or 30 yeares last past borne severall offices in and aboard severall shipps and having bee Master and Command:er of severall shipp sin severall voiages from all the Ports abovesaid for the sapce of 21. yeares last past"
 - "For severall yeares last past , and particularly ever since English shippes have used y:e navigation betweene Lisbon and the Brazeele manned w:th English or others, there hath from time to time constantly and continually been a certaine Charterpties expressed which all XXXX or everage the Mast:r and Companies of shipps untertaking such a Voyage have usually received from their freight:rs as to to them the said Masters and Companies duely belonging and not to the Own:ers of such shipp or shipps"