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Transcription

To the 6. interrogatory he saith he cannot depose otherwise than as aforesayd.

To the 7. and 8th interrogatories he saith he is sure that the said Frocato Millenes
did himselfe laded the sayd sylver, and saith att the lading thereof he
saw the said Parser write in a booke [?inhalhe] wrote knoweth not
and otherwise cannot depose.

To the 9th he saith he knoweth nothing thereof.

To the 10th negatively.

To the 11. 12. and 13th interrogatories he referreth himselfe to his foregoeing
depositions and otherwise cannot depose.

To the 14th he saith he was borne att Madrid and liveth at Limma
and otherwise negatively.

To the 15th he saith he saith he did not see the said sylver bought, and
further saving as aforesayd cannot depose.

To the 16th he saith he knoweth nothing thereof.

To the 17th he saith the sayd sylver was laden in the bay of Cadiz under
the power of the [fleets] of Cadiz and further cannot depose.

To the 18th he saith the said sylver was laden on or about the 26th day of
September 1652 after [?] tyme this respondant saw not nor doth
know or hath heard that any sylver moneyes or [guards] were delivered
out of the sayd shipp Sampson till the sayd shipp came to this
Port of London.

To the 19th he saith that the said bills of lading being signed as aforesayd and
cutt [?as under] the sayd Frocato Millenes the tyme and place upone
the same now signed as aforesayd tooke two of [?those] into his owne
power and left the third [?loose] without any cover in the hands
of the[?said] Parser who signed that.

To the 20th and 21th he saith it is prohibited to transport sylver
and moneyes out of Spaine and ports thereof without license.
and saith that sylver and moneyes [?] laden if it be taken in Port
by the King of Spaines ministers is confiscable, but if it escape
out of the said ports, it is a free merchandize and soo much
is generally knowne and observed as he beleiveth. And further
cannot depose.

To the 22th he referreth himselfe to his foregeing depositions and
further and otherwise cannot depose.

[LEFT MARGIN]
Sam [?Daghlace]
Deposed before Dr Clarke and [?]

[RIGHT - SIGNATURE]
[?] [?]

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[LEFT MARGIN]
The clayme of Vincent van Campon
and others owners of the shipp the Sampson
of thereof Otto George was Master
for the sayd shipp and her tackle and
furniture. Budd Smith Ffranklin.

1.

[CENTRE HEADING]
The 30th day of decembre 1653.

Examined upon an allegation on the behalfe
of the sayd Claymers.

Henrick Martins of Hamburgh
Captaine of the shipp the Hope of Hamburgh
aged 60 yeares or thereabouts a witnes sworne
and examined deposeth and saith as followeth
[words].

[LEFT MARGIN] [?] Ffranklynn

[CENTRE]
To the 1. Article of the sayd allegation this deponent saith that he hath
well knowne the arlate shipp the Sampson [thereof] Otto George is
Captaine from the first building of her which he saith was done att
[Luboik] in the yeare 1646. And saith tat the sayd shipp the Sampson
in the yeare 1651 having taken in att Cadiz in Spaine [?for] lading of [?]

Topics

People

Frocato Millenes, merchant of Cadiz and owner of one bar of silver sent on the Sampson
[?Parser]
Sam [?Daghlace]
Dr Clarke
Vincent van Campon, one of the owners of the shipp the Sampson
Otto George, master of the Sampson
Budd Smith Ffranklin

Henrick Martins of Hamburgh, captaine of the shipp the Hope of Hamburgh, aged 60 yeares or thereabouts, witnes

Places

Madrid
Limma
London

Spaine

Ships

Sampson

Materials

Sylver
Moneyes