| First transcribed
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11 November 2015 +
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| First transcriber
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Jo Pugh +
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| Folio
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47 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/69 Silver 1 +
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| People
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Otto George<br />
Anne Muytinx<br />
Hieronimo Brudgman +
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| Places
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Ostend<br />
Cadiz +
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| Ships
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Sampson +
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| Side
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Recto +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed 11/11/2015 +
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| Transcription
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To the third he saith that toward the latt … To the third he saith that toward the latter end of September 1652 the sayd<br />
Anne Muytinx deceased by her factor att Cadiz did lade and putt aboard the<br />
sayd shipp the ''Sampson'' whereof Otto George was Captaine then riding att an<br />
Anchor in the bay of Cadiz the sayd eight baggs of [conteyning] eight thousand<br />
and fifty peices of eight old coyne of Peru as aforesayd more or lesse,<br />
marked and numbred as aforesayd, and the sayd fifteene baggs more<br />
conteyning three thousand eight hundred forty three peices of eight and<br />
one halfe peice all old coyne of Peru marked and numbred as aforesayd for<br />
the use and Accompt of her the sayd Ann Muytinx deceased to be carryed and<br />
transported in the sayd shipp from Cadiz to Ostend and there to be delivered<br />
to the sayd Ann Muytinx or her factor or Agent for her use, And somuch<br />
the sayd Hieronimo Brudgman told this deponenent att Cadiz videlicet that they sayd<br />
moneyes were for the Accompt of his [mother], and accordingly this deponent<br />
made an entry them in his booke and allso this deponent told and [declared] the<br />
same aboard the ''Sampson'' att the very tyme of their lading to the sayd Otto<br />
George his Purser. And further he cannot depose.
To the fourth he saith that upon the very day of the lading of the sayd moneys<br />
as aforesayd the sayd Otto George did signe three bills of lading for the<br />
same all of one [tenor] and aboard the sayd shipp the ''Sampson'' in the presence<br />
of this deponent, who on the behalf of his sayd Master Hieronimo Brudgman<br />
was present and assisting at the lading of the sayd moneyes. Howbeit this<br />
depondent saith that he caused noe mention to be made in the sayd Bill of<br />
lading of the fifty odd peices of eight putt into one of the sayd eight baggs<br />
as aforesayd not remembering in which of the sayd baggs the sayd fifty peices<br />
were, nor of the [nynety] three supernumerary peices of eight and a halfe<br />
putt in the fifteene baggs as aforesayd not knowing how many of the<br />
sayd supernumerary peices were putt into [every] of them, and the sayd Captaine<br />
and his Purser to whome this deponent then told the [premisses] saying it mattered<br />
little or to that effect, the say Bills of lading were made for eight baggs<br />
having a thousand peices of eight a peice in them, and for fifteene<br />
baggs having two hundred and fifty peices of eight a peice in them. And<br />
he further saith that the sayd Otto George after he had signed the sayd Bills<br />
delivered them to this deponent and this deponent delivered back one of them to him the<br />
said Otto George keeping two of them himselfe And sais that after his comeing ashoare This deponent delivered the sayd two<br />
bills which he had [reserved] to himselfe as aforesayd to his sayd master<br />
who imediately sent one of them to fflanders to his sayd master, and the kept<br />
the other himselfe which is the very bill of lading to the allegation annexed and<br />
now showne to him this Examinat. And further he cannot depose.<br />
To the fifth he saith that having seene the sayd moneys laden as aforesayd and<br />
comeing aboard the shipp ''Sampson'' whereon they were laden from Cadiz as<br />
passenger he thereby knoweth that after lading of the sayd moneyes the<br />
sayd shipp set sayle from Cadiz, and in her course towarde Ostend in the English<br />
Channell was seized by some of the shipps of this Commonwealth and that<br />
the sayd moneys were then aboard and by meanes of the seizure aforesayd<br />
came into the possession of the takers who have since brought the sayd shipp<br />
''Sampson'' into the River of Thames and beleiveth that one of the sayd bills<br />
of lading came also in the hands of the Takers or of some of them. And<br />
further referring himselfe to the Acts of this Court he cannot depose.
Toe Acts of this Court he cannot depose.
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