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24 September 2013 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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517 +
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HCA 13/72 +
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| Primary sources
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<u>TNA</u>
'''Exchequer'''
E … <u>TNA</u>
'''Exchequer'''
E 214/646 Parties: Valentine Walton of Staughton Magna co. Hunts, esq. Abram Burrel of Midloe co. Hunts., esq., and John Gregory of London, merchant. Place or Subject: Revocation of indenture of 14 Oct 20 Charles I for the setllement of the manor of Staughton Magna and the advowson of the parish church. Hunts 28 Nov 1649
'''PROB'''
PROB 11/343/242 Will of John Gregory, Gentleman of Saint Mary Islington, Middlesex. 03 November 1673<br />
PROB 11/367/463 Will of William Stannard, Captain of Stepney, Middlesex. 22 September 1681<br />
PROB 11/403/281 Will of Abraham Hill, Vintner of London. 14 February 1691<br />
PROB 11/421/326 Will of Abraham Hill of Stepney, Middlesex. 24 July 1694m Hill of Stepney, Middlesex. 24 July 1694 +
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'''C3:'''
The 13th of August 1658.
A bus … '''C3:'''
The 13th of August 1658.
A business of examination of witnesses on the)<br />
part and behalf of Abraham hill, John Gregory)<br />
henry C?rone, and Company owners of the ship the ''Olive'')<br />
''Branch'' of London against the Governour and Company of Dutch Merchants trading)<br />
[?to] the East Indyes in particular and all others in Generall that will take upon)<br />
[?to] Justify the staying of the said ship the ''Olive Branch'' from proceeding)<br />
[?XXX] into Bantam in the East Indias there to take in her Lading)<br />
Smith:/:)
Examined upon an allegation<br />
given in on the behalf of<br />
the said Abraham hill and others
'''Rp. 1'''
'''William Stannard''' of Rederiff in the County of<br />
Surrey Mariner, aged 32 yeares or thereabouts<br />
sworne and examined.
To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that hee well knew the ship the ''Olive Branch'' arlate the time<br />
arlate, and saith hee also well knoweth Abraham hill, John Gregory,<br />
and henery Crane, and that they and Company were the time arlate<br />
commonly accounted the true and Lawfull owners of the said<br />
vessel and of her tackle apparell and furniture, And further<br />
hee cannot depose
To the second article hee saith that the said ship within the said<br />
time was sett out from this port and imployed in a voyage for<br />
Bantam, in the parts of East India there to take in her lading<br />
and bring the same for Ligorne, on which voyage shee proceeded<br />
from Gravesend on or about the 24th of May 1656, and that<br />
shee arrived in the said parts of East India neere Bantam on<br />
or about the three and twentieth day (old stile) of December then<br />
next following, at which time her master and company were<br />
fully determined to goe and carry her and her lading into Bantam<br />
and take in such goods as were there to be laded aboard her, all<br />
which hee knoweth being one of her company, namely her cheife<br />
mate when shee soe arrived.
To the third article hee saith that the said three and twentieth<br />
(or thereabouts) of December 1656 as the said ship was sailing and<br />
going in for Bantam, two dutch shipps that lay at anchor espying<br />
her, weighed and stood with her, and at length fetcht her up<br />
and shott two guns with bullets, the one a head and the<br />
other asterne her, and saith there were at the same time three<br />
other dutch shipps lying further off but in the way that the<br />
''Olive Branch'' was to passe to goe into Bantam, and saith that<br />
the said five dutch shipps were belonging (as was there commonly<br />
said and reported) to the East India Company of Holland or of<br />
the United Netherlands.
To the fourth article hee saith that after and upon such shooting<br />
and coming up of the said dutch shipps, the Captaine of one<br />
of them came aboard the ''Olive Branch'' and demanded of<br />
her master whence hee came and whether hee was bound with<br />
his said ship, to which the said master (John Brampton by name)<br />
made answer that hee came with his said ship and company from<br />
London and was bound into Bantam, to take in his said ships lading<br />
whereupons said ships lading<br />
whereupon +
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