[[HCA 13/72: Francis Chaplin|Francis Chaplin]] This links to a biography of Francis written by a volunteer Emilie Jane Farrimond '''CSG:''' Francis Chaplin, clothworker, is recorded by the modern Clothworkers' Company as Mayor of London in 1677, but by Strype as Mayor of London in 1678.UNIQ299cf1ee016c90bc-ref-00001246-QINU Strype state he was the "Son of Robert Chaplin of Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, Son of Chaplin of Seymere in Suffolk." UNIQ299cf1ee016c90bc-ref-00001249-QINU Chaplin's probate was in 1680.UNIQ299cf1ee016c90bc-ref-0000124C-QINU "Hearth tax: 1666 St Botolph by Billingsgat: Thames Street North Side: Frances Chaplin 12 hearths"UNIQ299cf1ee016c90bc-ref-0000124F-QINU Francis Hacker
'''TNA''' PROB PROB 4/4246 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Chaplyn, Richard, of St Gyles, Cripplegate, London, Citizen and Haberdasher. 16 December 1669 PROB 11/246/221 Will of Thomas Chaplyn, Clothworker of London. 19 September 1655 PROB 11/253/491 Will of Jasper Chaplin, Clothier of Taunton Magdalen, Somerset. 27 February 1656 PROB 11/363/319 Will of Sir Francis Chaplin, One of the Alderman of the City of London of City of London. 05 July 1680 PROBABLE MATCHED RECORD PROB 11/377/408 Will of Francis Hacker, Salter of Saint Botolph without Aldgate, City of London. 20 October 1684
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'''D5:''' The 1: of Aprill Saunders and others owners of the ''Isaack''} against the ''Saint Jacob'' and John Claeson Master of her} Smith} Examined on the sayd Interrogatories/ '''9th''' '''Francis Chaplin''' Citizen and Cloathworker of London aged thirty yeares or thereabouts a wittnes sworne before the sayd doctor Godolphin saith as followeth videlicet To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith hee well knew the shipp the ''Isaack'' having severall voyages before the voyage in question had goods carried in her from London to Plymouth And saith that by a letter of Advice and two bills of ladeing sent to him this deponent from William Add[?is] this deponents Agent at Plymouth it appeareth to this deponent that the voyage in question there were laden aboard the sayd shipp the ''Isaack'' for Accompt of this deponent one hundred seaventy five Kilderkins of butter conteyning neate twenty fower thousand three hundred thirty five pounds which as by the Accompts of James Gro[?ve]r this deponents Agent whome hee imploed to buy them may appeare cost this deponent with all Charges fower hundred twenty fower pounds eight shillings sixe pence lawfull English money. And hee saith that if the sayd hundred seaventy five kilderkins of butter had safely arrived at this Port of London it would there have yeilded according to the usuall price of butter there the summe of fower hundred eighty one pounds twelve shillings of like money And soe much the same was well worth And further to these Interrogatories hee cannot depose./ To the 3: 4th and 5th Interrogatories hee cannot depose any thing of his certayne knowledge, but hath heard and beleeveth that the sahipp called the ''Saint Jacob'' whereof John Clason was Master rann fowle of the ''Isaack'' at sea and was thereby an occasion of the losse of the ''Isaack'' and her ladeing and of the lives of divers persons who were passengers in her And further hee cannot depose./ To the 6th Interrogatorie hee saith the butter by him predeposed of laden aboard the ''Isaack'' the voyage in question was worth as is predeposed 481 li twelve shillings And further as to the value of the ladeing and the value of the shipp and her tackle and furniture hee cannot depose./ To the last Interrogatorie hee saith hee cannot depose having not heard the Master nor Company of the ''Saint Jacob'' speake any thing to the effect Interrogate/ Repeated before doctor Godolphin/ ffran Chaplin [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] ************************** The same day [CENTRE HEADING] '''10th''' '''Francis Hacker''' of Saint Margaret Loathburie Cittizen and Salter of London aged forty fower yeares or there= abouts a wittnesse sworne befoe the sayd doctor Godolphin saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./ To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith hee well knew the shipp ''Isaack'' of Plymouth in the Interrogatorie mentioned having receaved goods brought in her thence severall voyages, And saith that by a letter of Advice from Phillip ffrancis Merchant of Plymouth and by a Cocket or Trans[?ice] sent by him to this deponent it doth appeare to this deponent that there were the voyage in question laden aboard the
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