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|Transcription=of Portugall for the account of Portugall nine hundred
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|Transcription=1. of Portugall for the account of Portugall nine hundred
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and seaventeen Negroes besides children, and that (as
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2. and seaventeen Negroes besides children, and that (as
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the deponent heard from the said Captaine hurdidge and from
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3. the deponent heard from the said Captaine Hurdidge and from
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the Purser of the said shipp seaven hundred eighty and seaven
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4. the Purser of the said shipp seaven hundred eighty and seaven
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of the said Negroes besides children were landed alive at the
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5. of the said Negroes besides children were landed alive at the
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Bahia in Brazill And that they were then taken on
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6. Bahia in Brazill And that they were then taken on
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board the said ship for the account of the said Captaine hurdidge
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7. board the said ship for the account of the said Captaine Hurdidge
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and her Owners and Company One hundred and eighty fower
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8. and her Owners and Company One hundred and eighty fower
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Negro's and eighteen children and fower thousand Alquiers
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9. Negroes and eighteen children and fower thousand Alquiers
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of salt, which the said Governour of Angola forced upon
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10. of salt, w[hi]ch the said Governour of Angola forced upon
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him the said Captain hurdidge in liew of and for 800
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11. him the said Captain Hurdidge in liew of and for 800
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Millrees due in part of more for the said shipps service
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12. Millr[i]es due in part of more for the said shipps service
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under the king of Portugall and one hundred, fifty
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13. under the king of Portugall and one hundred, fifty
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and nine Negroes and 16 children of the Negroes and
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14. and nine Negroes and 16 children of the Negroes and
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children taken aboard the said shipp for the account of
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15. Children taken aboard the said shipp for the account of
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the said hurdidge, Owners and Company were landed
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16. the said Hurdidge, Owners and Company were lade landed
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alsoe at Bahia in Brazill, And he deposeth that the
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17. alsoe at Bahia in Brazill, And he deposeth that the
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said hurdidge arlate was to have for the freight of every
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18. said Hurdidge arlate was to have for the freight for of every
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of the said Negroes taken on board the said shipp for
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19. of the said Negroes taken on board the said shipp for
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the Portugalls account that should be landed Bahia aforesaid
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20. the Portugall account that should be landed Bahia aforesaid
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from three Mill 800 Rees to fower Millrees per head, And
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21. from three Mill [??????] to fower Millre[i]s per head, And
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further he cannot depose.
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22. further he cannot depose.
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23. To the eight article he deposeth and saith that the said shipp did
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24. arrive with the said Negroes and salt at Bahia in Brazill
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25. in ffebruary 1651/0, and that on the very day she arrived there
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26. she the said shipp and all the Negro’s [?] on board her for the
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27. account of the English was seized upon by the officers of the
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28. king of Portugall, and alsoe the freight due unto the said
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29. Hurdidge and Owners for the transportacon of the Negroes
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30. arrived there at Bahia laden aboard her for the account of the
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31. Portugiyses, And he saith that the negros there arrived
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32. and on board the said ship for the account of the English
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33. were all sold by the said officers of the king of Portugall at
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34. 45 Milre[i]s p[e]r head, w[hi]ch was then a very low rate, and that
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35. the said Negroes there arrived for the account of the English
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36. would have yielded above 715 Millre[i]s w[hi]ch he saith he
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37. very well knoweth fsor that if the English had had the sale
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38. of their own Negro’s they would have yielded (for the most
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39. part) between 50 and 60 Millrees p[er] head and further
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40. he cannot depose.
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41. To the ninth article he saith that the said shipp the Mary and John
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42. was of the burthen of 420 tonnes of Portugall, and that
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43. he was on board her at and when the Portuguyse[s] themselves
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44. did appraize her at 12000 Crowns silver money And
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45. further he cannot depose.
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46. To the tenth article he deposetyh and saith the arlate Hurdidge
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To the eight article he deposeth and saith that the said shipp did
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47. did clear the royal Customs of allo the Negro’s ladentaken aboard
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arrive with the said Negro's and salt at Bahia in Brazill
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48. the said shipp at Angola before he departed thence, and he saith that he the deponent did heare their Purser say that he
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in ffebruary 1651/0, and that on the very day she arrived there
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49. the said Hurdidge had there at Angola in money ??????] payd
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she the said shipp and all the Negro’s and all on board her for the
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50. about 1456 Millre[i]s and by bills of exchange payd to [?pay] 1568
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account of the English was seized upon by the officers of the
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51. Millre[i]s in Bahia, and that for the payments thereof at Bahia
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king of Portugall, and alsoe the freight due unto the said
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52. he had obliged his the said Hurdidge’s person shipp and goods
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hurdidge and Owners for the transportation of the Negroes
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53. and that the said Hurdidge was to receive againe the said money
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arrived there at Bahia laden aboard her for the account of the
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54. at the Baylia of the severall factors that were to receive the
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Portugiyses, And he saith that the Negroes there arrived
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55. Negro’s there, And that alsoe the said money as well as all the
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and on board the said ship for the account of the English
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56. rest
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were all sold by the said officers of the king of Portugall at
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45 Milrees per head, which was then a very low rate, and that
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the said Negroes there arrived for the account of the English
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would have yielded above 715 Millrees whch he saith he
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very well knoweth for that if the English had had the sale
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of their own Negro’s they would have yielded (for the most
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part) between 50 and 60 Millrees per head and further
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he cannot depose.
  
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
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To the ninth article he saith that the said shipp the ''Mary and John''
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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was of the burthen of 420 tonnes of Portugall, and that
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he was on board her at and when the Portuguyses themselves
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did appraize her at 12000 Crownes silver money And
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further he cannot depose.
  
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To the tenth article he deposeth and saith the arlate hurdidge
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did clear the royal Customes of all the Negro’s taken aboard
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the said shipp at Angola before he departed thence, and he saith
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that he the deponent did heare their Purser say that he
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the said hurdidge had there at Angola in money presently payd
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about 1456 Millrees and by bills of Exchange past to pay 1568.
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Millrees in Bahia, and that for the payments thereof at Bahia
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he had obliged his the said hurdidge’s person shipp and goods,
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and that the said hurdidge was to receive againe the said money
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at the Bayhia of the severall factors that were to receive the
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Negro’s there, And that alsoe the said money as well as all the
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rest
 
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IMAGE: P1140557.JPG
First transcriber
Karen Gunnell
First transcribed
2013/03/10
Editorial history
Edited on 28/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet

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of Portugall for the account of Portugall nine hundred
and seaventeen Negroes besides children, and that (as
the deponent heard from the said Captaine hurdidge and from
the Purser of the said shipp seaven hundred eighty and seaven
of the said Negroes besides children were landed alive at the
Bahia in Brazill And that they were then taken on
board the said ship for the account of the said Captaine hurdidge
and her Owners and Company One hundred and eighty fower
Negro's and eighteen children and fower thousand Alquiers
of salt, which the said Governour of Angola forced upon
him the said Captain hurdidge in liew of and for 800
Millrees due in part of more for the said shipps service
under the king of Portugall and one hundred, fifty
and nine Negroes and 16 children of the Negroes and
children taken aboard the said shipp for the account of
the said hurdidge, Owners and Company were landed
alsoe at Bahia in Brazill, And he deposeth that the
said hurdidge arlate was to have for the freight of every
of the said Negroes taken on board the said shipp for
the Portugalls account that should be landed Bahia aforesaid
from three Mill 800 Rees to fower Millrees per head, And
further he cannot depose.

To the eight article he deposeth and saith that the said shipp did
arrive with the said Negro's and salt at Bahia in Brazill
in ffebruary 1651/0, and that on the very day she arrived there
she the said shipp and all the Negro’s and all on board her for the
account of the English was seized upon by the officers of the
king of Portugall, and alsoe the freight due unto the said
hurdidge and Owners for the transportation of the Negroes
arrived there at Bahia laden aboard her for the account of the
Portugiyses, And he saith that the Negroes there arrived
and on board the said ship for the account of the English
were all sold by the said officers of the king of Portugall at
45 Milrees per head, which was then a very low rate, and that
the said Negroes there arrived for the account of the English
would have yielded above 715 Millrees whch he saith he
very well knoweth for that if the English had had the sale
of their own Negro’s they would have yielded (for the most
part) between 50 and 60 Millrees per head and further
he cannot depose.

To the ninth article he saith that the said shipp the Mary and John
was of the burthen of 420 tonnes of Portugall, and that
he was on board her at and when the Portuguyses themselves
did appraize her at 12000 Crownes silver money And
further he cannot depose.

To the tenth article he deposeth and saith the arlate hurdidge
did clear the royal Customes of all the Negro’s taken aboard
the said shipp at Angola before he departed thence, and he saith
that he the deponent did heare their Purser say that he
the said hurdidge had there at Angola in money presently payd
about 1456 Millrees and by bills of Exchange past to pay 1568.
Millrees in Bahia, and that for the payments thereof at Bahia
he had obliged his the said hurdidge’s person shipp and goods,
and that the said hurdidge was to receive againe the said money
at the Bayhia of the severall factors that were to receive the
Negro’s there, And that alsoe the said money as well as all the
rest

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