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 '''Purpose of this page'''
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 ==Case summary==

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 - '''Mariners''': Thomas Hull, marriner, age 34, of Eastsmithfield in the parishe of Allgate; Richard Addams, age 22, Marriner, of Upper Shadwell in the parishe of Stepney and County of Middlesex; Jeremie Miller, age 30, marriner, of the parish of Saint Buttolphe in the Allgate, London; William Sewell/Seywell, age 36, marriner, of Limehouse in the parishe of Stepney; William Varvell/varvill, age 46, marriner, of Wapping in the parishe of Stepney and County of Middlesex
-- '''Casual shore labour''': William ffalkoner, aged 52, of the parishe of saint Catherine neere the Tower of London "getteth his liveing by unladeing of shipps which deliver theire ladeing in the River of Thames"
+- '''Casual shore labour''': William ffalkoner, aged 52, of the parishe of Saint Catherine neere the Tower of London "getteth his liveing by unladeing of shipps which deliver theire ladeing in the River of Thames"
 '''(2) It also reveals the social role of inns and victualling houses amongst mariners and river and shore occupations near the river, with many of the depositions in the case referring to statements overheard or engaged in in various such places, or directly from victuallers'''

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 Deposition: William Varvell, age 46, Marriner, of Wapping iin the parishe of Stepney and Countie of Middlesex
-Date:
+Date: May 10th, 1652
-Deposition:
+Deposition: Awres and Company against the ship of an unknowne Name
 * "6 or 7 weekes since as hee this deponent was walkeing in the streets at Wapping and since the tyme of this deponents Examination taken in this cause the arlate Michaell Groenenburgh came unto this deponent and demanded of him whether hee was not one of the..(NEXT PAGE)

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	had six iron guns and two m?artheres in her, and otherwise hee cannot		had six iron guns and two m?artheres in her, and otherwise hee cannot
	answer saving as aforesaid.		answer saving as aforesaid.
		+	To the fourth hee saith hee was never in England before this voyage, nor can
		+	hee speake nor understand English as hee saith, nor any other language than
		+	dutch.
		+	To the fifth hee saith that Anthony hannetts, Sophia Earnest, hance Selmer and
		+	derrick Mosse, all of Stettin have each of them an eigth part of and
		+	in the said shipp, and that Gaspar Scherenbergh and John JXXson and JohnScherenbergh of
		+	Amsterdam have each of them alsoe an eigth part therein, and they have
		+	sold all proportions in the said goods, and otherwise negatively saving as
		+	aforesaid
		+	To the sixth hee answereth negatively.
		+	To the seaventh hee saith that the said ffisher men were of masterland
		+	in Norway, touching the rest hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition
		+	and otherwise cannot depose.
		+	To the eigth hee saith that here meeting with some Dutch men that
		+	told him they had spoken with his Cooke that was
		+	brought into England by the Awres and company as aforesaid, and that hee
		+	had told them howe hee was taken by Awres and company and had
		+	showne them where the said Bennett dwelt and had showed them the
		+	said frigot lying here in the River, this deponent spake to them to come
		+	and testifie the same in this Court. and otherwise negativel.
		+	REpeated before doctor Stephens
		+	MXXX Broonenbrug

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	betwixt whom and this Nation and alsoe betwixt the Crowne of Sweden		betwixt whom and this Nation and alsoe betwixt the Crowne of Sweden
	and this nation there was and is peace and amitie.		and this nation there was and is peace and amitie.
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		+	The crosse Interrogatories CENTRE HEADING
		+	To the first hee saith hee cometh required by the proctor of the said claimers
		+	to testifie in this busines wherein hee is concerned as an eighth part owner
		+	of the said shipp and of some of the said lading, videlicet the said shovells and
		+	trayes and a last of the said wheate were and are belonging unto him this
		+	deponent, the restitution whereof will be more advantage unto him, than
		+	to have them lost and carried away upon soe fowle a pretence as is
		+	upon them by the said Awres and company, and otherwise hee answereth
		+	negatively saving as aforesaid.
		+	To the second hee saith hee wisheth the victory in this busines to the Producents
		+	because hee knoweth they have right thereunto, and otherwise negatively.
		+	To the third hee saith hee should well knowe the said Awres and Bennet againe
		+	if hee should see them, having too much reason to knowe them, and saith
		+	the said Awres to his remembrance is a black middle statured man of about
		+	26 or 30 yeares of age, and the said Bennet is alsoe a middle statured
		+	man of a flaxen or light browne coloured haire, and of about 29 yeares
		+	of age to his best remembrance, but hee hath never seane them to his
		+	remembrance since his said seizure and being taken, and saith the said English
		+	shipp that tooke him was of about 20 lasts burthen, a small frigot, and
		+	had six iron guns and two m?artheres in her, and otherwise hee cannot
		+	answer saving as aforesaid.

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 acknowledged the said seizure and that they were of the companye
 and assisted in the said seizure. And saith that this deponent was ?one ?of
-the builders of the said shipp the Moses, which was built in holXXXC
+the builders of the said shipp the ''Moses'', which was built in holXXXC
 about three yeares since and hath made severall voyages in her, and saith shee had the ?image if Moses ?with
 the two tablets in his hand on her sterne the time of the sizure, which picture was

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 Sophia Earnest of Stettin PomerLand and)
 Jaspar Scherenbergh and company of Amsterdam)
-for the shipp the Moses and the lading aboard)
+for the shipp the ''Moses'' and the lading aboard)
 Examined upon an allegation on the
 behalfe of the said claimers.
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 Awres and Henry Bennet, who upon the said seizure were told and made
 acquainted by this deponent and company) that they came with the said vessell
-the Moses and lading from Stettin aforesaid bound for Amsterdam, and showed
+the ''Moses'' and lading from Stettin aforesaid bound for Amsterdam, and showed
 them his Seabriefe and other documents and letters to that purpose, together with
 his toll-briefe showing his clearing the custome in the Sound, and manifested

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 Deposition: Michaell Groenenbergh, age 42, Mariner and Master of the ship the Moses, of Stettin in PomerLand
 Date: December 18th, 1651
-Case: The claime of Anthony hannetts and Sophia Earnest of Stettin in Pomerland and Jaspar Scherenbergh and company of Amsterdam for the shipp the Moses and the lading aboard
+Case: The claime of Anthony hannetts and Sophia Earnest of Stettin in Pomerland and Jaspar Scherenbergh and company of Amsterdam for the shipp the ''Moses'' and the lading aboard
 <u>Stettin, in Swedish Pomerania, or Pomer Land</u>

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 unknowne name by the said Awres and company as taken from the Irish ?or
 Jersey man, and this deponent being about a weeke since in the Courte of
-Admiralty
+Admiraltie