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HCA 13/70 f.709r Annotate
First transcribed 27 January 2015  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 709  +
Parent volume HCA 13/70  +
Side Recto  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 27/01/2015  +
Transcription '''42.''' '''Sampson''' The 24th of Sept'''42.''' '''Sampson''' The 24th of September<br /> 1653/. [CENTRE HEADING] The keepers of the libertie of England by authoritie of}<br /> Parliament against a certaine shipp named the ''Sampson''}<br /> whereof Otto George was commander, and the silver and other}<br /> goods in the same, seized by the shipps of this Commonwealth in}<br /> the immediate service thereof. Budd. ffrancklin, Smith.} Examined upon the<br /> allegation given in by<br /> Mr Budd on the<br /> behalfe of the State the<br /> 20th instant. '''.jus.''' '''Abraham Johnson''' of the precinct of Saint Catherins<br /> neere the tower of London Sailemaker, aged 35<br /> yeares or thereabouts sworne and examined. To the seaventh article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth that hee<br /> well knoweth the shipp the ''Sampson'' arlate and hath soe donne for theise eight or nine yeares last<br /> past, during which space shee hath begun and made all her voyages<br /> from Amsterdam, and returned thither and ended the same there, and saith<br /> that for all the said time the said shipp the ''Sampson'' hath bin accompted<br /> and reputed to belonge to Amsterdam, which hee knoweth to be true, because<br /> hee this deponent for all the said time ended in September 1652 lived and was a saile maker in<br /> Amsterdam and sawe such comming in and going thence of the said shipp.<br /> And further saith that the said shipp began<br /> this her last voyage from the said citie and port of Amsterdam in the<br /> yeare 1649, and that at and before that time and since one Peter Eleson<br /> residing in Amsterdam was a part owner and proprietor of the said shipp<br /> and unto him as a part owner thereof the said Otto George hath at Amsterdam<br /> severall times accompted for the freight which the said shipp had earned of<br /> this deponents sight and knowledge, being often present at the said accompting at the house of<br /> the said Peter Eleson, who then kept an ordinary at the signe of the Redd post horne<br /> at the sea dike, and for a part owner of the said shipp the ''Sampson'' the<br /> said Peter Eleson hath bin for all the time aforesaid<br /> commonly accompted and reputed./. To the eighth and 9th articles hee saith and deposeth that about nine yeares since hee this<br /> deponent as one of the company of the said shipp the ''Sampson'' sailed from Amsterdam<br /> to Cadiz being hired by the said Otto George to goe the said voyage<br /> saile maker of the said vessell, and after the said shipps arrivall at Cadiz the<br /> said Otto George having dischardged his outward lading from Amsterdam went<br /> and made voyages into the Straights and to Malaga for freights and<br /> to linger out the time untill the retourne of the Spanish fleete from<br /> the West Indies, and while hee soe stayed there or came into any other<br /> port of Spaine that voyage, hee the said Otto George usually gave out<br /> and affirmed that the said shipp belonged to hamburgh (there being then warrs<br /> betwixt Spaine and holland) and when hee hird men that voyage at Cadiz<br /> or in the Straights hee the said Otto George still hired them for hamburg<br /> and even this deponent and other of the company that came with him from<br /> Amsterdam being dischardged at Cadiz, were rehired by him for<br /> hamborough and told by him that hee fully purposed to goe with the<br /> said shipp from Cadiz to hamborough, and yet hee went and<br /> unladed at Amsterdam, and this pretence hee made that it might not<br /> be knowne that the said shipp belonged to Amsterdam and was unfree<br /> in regard of the said warrs, and upon the accompt of belonging to<br /> hamborough the said shipp in her retourne that voyage from Cadiz<br /> comming into the Channell was boarded by the dunquirkers, and the men<br /> strictly examined whether the said shipp was bound, and they affirmed for<br /> hamborough, they were tortured, and this deponent who knewe not but<br /> in truth shee was bound for hamborough had lighted matches tied<br /> betwixtd lighted matches tied<br /> betwixt  +
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