Spanish merchants in London
Spanish merchants in London
Editorial history
13/11/12: CSG, created page
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The MarineLives project is seeking to link and enhance HCA 13/71, not just to transcribe it. Spanish merchants in London are hard to distinguish from Spanish merchants. However, they are occasionally explicitly identified as Spanish in HCA 13/71 cases and depositions.
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Portuguese merchants in London
London based Spanish merchants trading with the Canaries
ffernandez Caravaihall using English and Dutch owned vessels to import wine to London from the Canaries
- "19. effect and saith hee verily beleveeth that what the sayd don Christopher
20. told the sayd Wessells as touching his not reladeing of him was
21. truth, for that hee knoweth that at the same tyme a dutch shipp of
22. about one hundred tonnes which came alsoe to the sayd don Christopher
23. and expected XXX to be reladen by him was for want of effects to
24. performe the same discharged alsoe without ladeing as the sayd Wessells
25. XXXX shipp was which dutch shipp this deponent hath heard and beleeveeth
26. was also imployed upon Accompt of the sayd Antonio ffernandez and
27. company and bound for the same port of London"
- HCA 13/71 f.424r Case: Michaell de haze ffoppe ?Wessell and others Owners of the Sea ffortune against Antonio ffernandez Caravaihall and Roger Kil?eert ("Examined upon an allegation on the behalfe of the sayd Michaell de haze and Company"); Deposition: 1. Charles Chillingworth of London Merchant aged thirty fower yeares; Date: 25/11/1656[2]
Canary based correspondents of Spanish merchants in London
don Christopher de Alvarada de Brachamonte, Canary based correspondent of ffernandez Caravaihall
- "14. And hee the deponent having perused and read the letter in the sayd
15. sixth article mentioned, and very well acquainted with the hand
16. writing of the sayd don Christopher and having had very much
17. correspondence with him is verily persuaded in his conscience
18. and doth beleeve that the same is all of it the proper handwriting
19. of the arlate don Christopher de Alvarada de Brachamonte
20. And saith the sayd don Christopher is the factor or agent of
21. the sayd ffernandez and Company And further cannot depose/"
- HCA 13/71 f.424r Case: Michaell de haze ffoppe ?Wessell and others Owners of the Sea ffortune against Antonio ffernandez Caravaihall and Roger Kil?eert ("Examined upon an allegation on the behalfe of the sayd Michaell de haze and Company"); Deposition: 1. Charles Chillingworth of London Merchant aged thirty fower yeares; Date: 25/11/1656[3]
London based Spanish merchants trading with Hamburg
The complexity of nationality, residence and trading relations is revealed in the testimony of the forty-five year old Madrid born Simon da Casseres, who had lived in Hamburg, and briefly in Barbados, before moving to London. he was testifying to his good knowledge of Manuel Derrickson, who was resident in Hamburgh, but whom da Casseres described as Portuguese by birth.
- "12. Simon da Casseres of London Merchant, aged
13. 45 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined
14. To the sixth article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee
15. well knoweth the producent Manuel Derrickson, and hath soe donne for
16. these twenty yeares last past and upwards this deponent having for
17. the most part of that space lived in hamborough, where hee saith the
18. said Manuel hath for all the said time dwelt, and kept house there, being
19. there married, and was and is a merchant of good accompt, and
20. an inhabitant and subiect of the free state of hamborough, and for such
21. commonly accompted, which hee knoweth being well and familiarly acquainted
22. with him and having bin there very often in his house and had dealing
23. with him in the way of Merchandize. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
24. Upon the rest hee is not examined by direction of the producent.
25.
26. To the Interrogatories CENTRE HEADING
27. To the first hee saith that hee this deponent was borne at Madrid in Spaine
28. and hath for the last seven yeares dwelt in hamberough, till lately that
29. hee came to London, and saving a little space of that time that he was at
30. the Barbada's, and otherwise negatively.
31. To the second hee saith the said Manuel derickson as hee taketh it is a
32. Portuguese by birth, and otherwise hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition."
