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HCA 13/76 f.77r Annotate
First transcribed 9 November 2016  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 77  +
Parent volume HCA 13/76  +
Side Recto  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 09/11/2016  +
Transcription To the third and 4th articles hee deposethTo the third and 4th articles hee deposeth That this deponent the time aforesaid carryed a letter<br /> from Bruges to Amsterdam from the sayd Abraham Van Susteren to his<br /> ffactor Gisbert Van Susteren to the effect that the sayd shipp should<br /> be delivered up to this deponent for the sayd Abraham Van Susteren, which he<br /> this deponent delivered to the sayd Gisbert Van Susteren, and at that<br /> time of his being at Amsterdam saw the foresayd money payd and then<br /> was puy Master of her by the sayd Gisbert as the factor of the sayd Abraham<br /> which place hee accepted of, and whereas shee was before called the<br /> ''Swineheard'' he called her (according to the directions hee had from the sayd Abraham<br /> at Bruges) the ''New Exchange'' of Bruges, and caused it to be pictured <br /> in her sterne, and ever since shee hath gone by the name of the ''New''<br /> ''Exchange'' or ''New Bonese'' of Brudges et alr nescit./ Ad 5um et 6um [?XXX] as deponit That the sayd Abraham Van Susteren did at Bruges<br /> before this deponents going for Holland give him order to hire marriners to<br /> bring the sayd ship from Amsterdam to Ostend, and gave him charge to hire<br /> free persons to wit Dantzikers, Ostenders, Swedes, and such like, and not to<br /> hire any enemyes to England and gave him<br /> about 100 Rix dollars<br /> to carry with him for passage money and for some necessaryes for the sayd<br /> ship, And saith that according to his sayd order hee did at Amsterdam<br /> hire twelve men and two boyes to serve in the sayd ship and they were and are<br /> all as they sayd as they affirme and upon his hiring them as hee beleeveth free persons from [?XX] of this kingdome<br /> to witt persons of Bruges, Dantzyk Swqeden and [?Bremen] Hamborowe and such free<br /> places and none are reputed to be subjects either of the States of the<br /> United Provinces, Denmarke or ffrance et alr nescit/ Ad 7um arlum deponit That when the sayd money was payd for the sayd ship<br /> there was present besides this deponent four of his men who are<br /> alsoe sworne herein, and the foresayd Money was payd to the sayd De Swan<br /> in his the sayd De Swans house and was soe payd upon the sayd Abraham<br /> Van Susterens account And hee the sayd Abraham hath ever since as hee beleiveth<br /> bin the owner of the sayd shipp and appurtenenaces and hee knoweth noe better<br /> nor otherwise et alr nescit./ Ad 8um 9um 10m 11um et 12umpred et deponit That after this deponent was in the possession of the sayd ship<br /> hee caused her to be repaired at Newindam in Holland whether hee was<br /> forced from Amsterdam by foule weather and hee there gott her calked and Tallowed<br /> and a little mended (that place being a place propper for that purpose and hee there<br /> furnished her with provisions and shee having noe colours at all when shee was<br /> bought, hee did at Amsterdam buy the Burgundian Colours and carryed<br /> them in her and noe other and the charges of the premisses came to about three<br /> hundred Guilders, which the sayd Gisbert Van Susteren furnished or disbursed on the sayd<br /> Abrahams account, And saith that the sayd ship being soe fitted shee sett saile<br /> from the Vly under the conduct of this deponent and her sayd Company to Ostend<br /> and safely arrived there in or about Aprill last and left the sayd Abraham<br /> hee at his going from Bruges at his choice to goe either to Drunton in Norway to lade deale<br /> or to ffrance to seeke a freight and gave him a bill of Exchange upon<br /> one at Norway if hee went thither to pay for the Intended Lading of<br /> Deales which was to have bin on the account of the sayd Abraham Van Susteren<br /> and saith that hee steered first for Norway intending to fetch deales and carry them to ffrance but<br /> the wind being contrary and hee meeting with a ship that informed him that Deales<br /> yeelded but about 35 guilders a hundred in ffrance hee then<br /> tookedred in ffrance hee then<br /> tooke  +
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