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|Transcription=The [BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT] day of december 1653. [CENTRE HEADING]
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The Clayme of Hendrick Sutfeild and}
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Peter Hubrecht et cetera}
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Examined upon the sayd allegation.
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'''2'''
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'''Cornelius Yarrickson''' of hamburgh mariner Master
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of the sayd shipp the ''Peter'' aged 38 yeares or thereabouts
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a witnes sworne and examined deposeth and saith as
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followeth. videlicet.
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To the first article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the arlate hendrick
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Sutfeild and Peter Hubrecht having bought the sayd shipp the ''Saint Peter''
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att Hamburgh about eight dayes before whitsondtide last past have
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ever since being in the whole about 7 monethes had the possession of the
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said vesssell her tackle and furniture without any molestation or pretended
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right of any other thereto, and they did att their owne Costs and charges
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of the certayne knowledge of this deponent being master of her equipp
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and fitt her out to sea uppon a voyage under the conduct
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of this deponent whom they appoynted Master, from Hamburgh to Caen
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in ffrance and from thence to Burdeaux, and from Burdeaux back againe
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to Hamburgh, but afterwards this deponent by reason of contrarie
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winds being forced to lye and abide in the Elve eight weekes longer
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than he expected, the foresayd Hendrick Sutfeild and Peter Hubrecht
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gave this deponent Order to sayle the sayd shipp the voyage whereon
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she now is that is to say from Hamburgh to Caen aforesayd, and from
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thence directly home againe to Hamburgh; And saith the sayd
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Sutfeild and Hubrecht were and are the true and lawfull Owners of the
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sayd shipp having bought the same of one Hobbe ffulkers att Hamburgh
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as aforesayd, and for such for and during all the tyme aforesayd the sayd
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Owners have bene and are commonly accounted and observed And noe other
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person had or hath any part or Interest therein. And otherwise he cannot depose
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To the second article of the sayd allegation this deponent saith that the sayd hendricvk
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Sutfeild and Peter Hubrecht did in or about the moneth of August 1653.
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cause to be had laden aboard the sayd shipp att Hamburgh for their accompt
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the goods now seized in her which are 28. sackes or baggs of wooll great
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and small and eleven lasts of Stone Coales to be in the sayd shipp
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or vessell transported from Hamburgh to Caen and there to be delivered
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to their factor named in a bill of lading for the said producents and same Augustine Baden Roope att [?Caen]
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which goods he this deponent saw in the quiet possession of the sayd
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Owners before the lading thereof, that is to say the sayd wooll in
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the howse or warehowse of the sayd Peter Hubrecht att Hamburgh, and
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the sayd Coales in the Cole howse or warehouse of Harman Geerts
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att Hamburgh for the use and accompt of the sayd Owners, who are the
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true lawfull and sole repued Owmers of the sayd goods, and committed the
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sa,e to the care of this deponent who was in the full and free possession
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thereof as master of the sayd shipp on the behalfe and to and for the use
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and behoufe of them the sayd Owners, besides who noe other person
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had or hath any share right or interest therein, or any part thereof
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And otherwise cannot depose.
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To the third article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the sayd vessell
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in her Course from Hamburgh to Caen, was mett withall surprized and taken
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on or about the seventh day of October 1653 last past by a private Man
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of
 
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Latest revision as of 10:38, September 20, 2015

Volume HCA 13/68
Folio 342
Side Recto
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 20/09/2015
Languages
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IMAGE: IMG_117_07_0241.jpg
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2015/09/20
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The [BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT] day of december 1653. [CENTRE HEADING]

The Clayme of Hendrick Sutfeild and}
Peter Hubrecht et cetera}

Examined upon the sayd allegation.

2

Cornelius Yarrickson of hamburgh mariner Master
of the sayd shipp the Peter aged 38 yeares or thereabouts
a witnes sworne and examined deposeth and saith as
followeth. videlicet.

To the first article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the arlate hendrick
Sutfeild and Peter Hubrecht having bought the sayd shipp the Saint Peter
att Hamburgh about eight dayes before whitsondtide last past have
ever since being in the whole about 7 monethes had the possession of the
said vesssell her tackle and furniture without any molestation or pretended
right of any other thereto, and they did att their owne Costs and charges
of the certayne knowledge of this deponent being master of her equipp
and fitt her out to sea uppon a voyage under the conduct
of this deponent whom they appoynted Master, from Hamburgh to Caen
in ffrance and from thence to Burdeaux, and from Burdeaux back againe
to Hamburgh, but afterwards this deponent by reason of contrarie
winds being forced to lye and abide in the Elve eight weekes longer
than he expected, the foresayd Hendrick Sutfeild and Peter Hubrecht
gave this deponent Order to sayle the sayd shipp the voyage whereon
she now is that is to say from Hamburgh to Caen aforesayd, and from
thence directly home againe to Hamburgh; And saith the sayd
Sutfeild and Hubrecht were and are the true and lawfull Owners of the
sayd shipp having bought the same of one Hobbe ffulkers att Hamburgh
as aforesayd, and for such for and during all the tyme aforesayd the sayd
Owners have bene and are commonly accounted and observed And noe other
person had or hath any part or Interest therein. And otherwise he cannot depose

To the second article of the sayd allegation this deponent saith that the sayd hendricvk
Sutfeild and Peter Hubrecht did in or about the moneth of August 1653.
cause to be had laden aboard the sayd shipp att Hamburgh for their accompt
the goods now seized in her which are 28. sackes or baggs of wooll great
and small and eleven lasts of Stone Coales to be in the sayd shipp
or vessell transported from Hamburgh to Caen and there to be delivered
to their factor named in a bill of lading for the said producents and same Augustine Baden Roope att [?Caen]
which goods he this deponent saw in the quiet possession of the sayd
Owners before the lading thereof, that is to say the sayd wooll in
the howse or warehowse of the sayd Peter Hubrecht att Hamburgh, and
the sayd Coales in the Cole howse or warehouse of Harman Geerts
att Hamburgh for the use and accompt of the sayd Owners, who are the
true lawfull and sole repued Owmers of the sayd goods, and committed the
sa,e to the care of this deponent who was in the full and free possession
thereof as master of the sayd shipp on the behalfe and to and for the use
and behoufe of them the sayd Owners, besides who noe other person
had or hath any share right or interest therein, or any part thereof
And otherwise cannot depose.

To the third article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the sayd vessell
in her Course from Hamburgh to Caen, was mett withall surprized and taken
on or about the seventh day of October 1653 last past by a private Man
of

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