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HCA 13/76 Analysis
Editorial history
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Contents
Suggested links
HCA 13/76 Draft Project Proposal
To do
Ship names
A
The Alice of Topsham
The Angell Gabriell of Larwick, Norway
The Assurance ffrigott
B
The Betty
C
The Castle of Gaunt
The Castle of Stockholme
The Crowne Torone
The Crowned Towne of Bruges
The Cumberland (later the Swedish Lyon)
D
The Dragon frigot
E
The Elias
The Europa of Leith [Scotland]
F
Y:e ffortune de Hamborowe (alisas the ffortunde)
The Golden Fox of Bremen
Y:e ffrancis
G
The Godliffe
The God liffe
H
Y:e Hawke Ketch
The Helversthorn (alias the Helverthorn)
The Hester
The Hopefull seaventures
J
The Jesus Maria Joseph S:t Andrew
The John of Plymouth
The John of XXXX
The shipp aclate John and Sarah
The Jonathan and Abigaill
The Jonathan and Abigall (sic)
L
Y:e Leopaldus ('a shipp of warr')
Y:e Leopardus
The Little ?Guifts
The good ship London
The Loyall James
M
The Margaret
The Mary of Callice [France]
Y:e Merryland
N
The Neptune of Hamborough
The Notro Seigniora del Gratia
The Norway Merchant of Larwick, Norway
Y:e ship aclate called the ?Nostra Xeimoza de Empare
O
The Orange Tree
The Owen and David
R
The Red fortune
The Rosebush (alias the Rossbush)
The Royall Charles
S
Y:e S:t Ignatius
The S:t Jacob [of Larwick, Norway]
The S:t James (Master: Manuel Martinez de Figuerira, aged 49, 1666)
The S:t John
The S:t Mary
The St Mathew of Bruges
A flyboat of ca. 84 Tonnes called the S:t Michael of Bruges, in Flanders
The S:t Nicholas of XXXXX
The S:t Peter
The Sampson de Gottenburgh
The Seaven Starrs
The Sophy of Larwick, Norway
The Successe
The Swallowe
The Swan
The Swedish Lyon (formerly the Cumberland)
V
The Victory
W
The Welfare
The Whitby
Y
Y:e shipp Yourke
The Yourker
Fragments of names
Personal names
B
Babb, Johes (Sailor; chief mate of the Successe in 1666; of Shadwell, Middlesex; aged 33 in 1667)
Baert, Jacobus (Sailor; of North Yarmouth, Norfolk; aged 35 in 1667)
Bierman, Johem
?Bonnart, Leonard (Monsieur) (Amsterdam correspondent of Gabar Sparkhommer; other Amsterdam corresponden was Jerome du Panne)
Bourne, Cornelius (Sailor; of the parish of S:t Salvatoris in the Borough of Southwarke; aged 35 in 1667)
Bravo, Antonia Correa (Inhabitant of Lisbon; an owner of the S:t James)
Bravo, Vinto da Silva (Inhabitant of Lisbobn; an owner of the S:t James)
Bruice, George (?Master of the Success (TBC), 1666)
?Brustowe (OR, Burstow), Captain W:m (Commander of the frigate the ffrancis, 1667)
Budd, Doctor
Bunkley, Johes (Baker, of Eastsmithfeild, London; aged 40 in 1667)
C
Cabbnidoze, Mr.
Cardon, Johannes (XXXX)
Cardon, Peter
Carter, ?John (Owner of a part of the John and Sarah?)
Cicardo, Anthonius (sailor: boatswain of the ? Nostra Xeimoza de Empare of XXXX; of the island of Madeira; aged 34 in 1667)
Coles, Antonius (XXXX; of East Smithfeild, London; aged 39 in 1667)
Collins, Johes (Merchant; of Radcliffe, Surrey; aged 31 in 1667)
Comarr, Jacques (1667)
da Costa, Domnigos
de Costa, Jeronimo ?Munez ("the King of Portugalls Agent in Amsterdam")
D
DXXXX, ?Darricke (Sailor; of Hamburgh)
Denmark, King of
Dickman, Dietrick (XXXX; aged 31 in 1667)
Dominiquiz, M:r Antonio Vas
Dye, William (XXXX; of Ipswich, Suffolk)
F
ffernandez, Antonini (Sailor; of ?Misponia , Portugal; aged 25 in 1667)
France, King of
G
Gartsen, Johannes (XXXX; of Hamborowe [Hamburg]; aged 30 in 1667)
Gerretson, Rolanous (Sailor; of Hamburgh; aged 31 in 1667)
Goodman, Johes (Winecooper; of S:t Catharine Coleman, fenchchurchstreet, London; aged 30 in 1667)
H
?Hancem Augustinus (Sailor; of Shadwell, Middlesex)
Hayman, Johes (Sailor; of Zeniklea in Zealandia; aged 28 in 1667)
J
Jacob, John (Merchant; factor on the John and Sarah for John Paine on a voyage from Boston, New England, to London, starting in Jan 1663/64; of Wapping, XXXX; aged 23 in 1667)
Johnson, Gerrit (alias Garret) (Sailor; Master of the Sampson for last three years; of XXXX, Norway; aged 50 in 1667)
L
Lack, Adrian
Lamke, Christianus (Citizen; sailor; of XXXX, in Pomerania)
Lamsento, Sebastian
Lauseson
de Lausezon, John
Layy, Johannes
Lievenson, Claus (Citizen; of Stockholm; aged 41 in 1667)
Long, Zacharias (Master of the John and Sarah & owner of 1/8 of the same ship)
Lupert, Petrus (Merchant; of London; aged 53 in 1667)
Lysl, Johannes Williamson
M
Mangsley, M:r & Company (Owners of the Successe, 1666 (TBC))
Mather, Johes (1667)
Matson, David (XXXX; of Gottenborowe [Gottenburg])
Matson, Hans (a part owner of the Johannes)
N
The Negro
Neilson, Ollo
Norton, XXXX (Owner of a part of the John and Sarah)
P
Paine (alias Payne), John (John Jacob was apprenticed to John Paine; Paine was owner of 7/16 of the John and Sarah))
de Parmarten, Martinus (XXXX; aged 28 in 1667)
Pauw, Anthonius Simonson (TBC) (Citizen of Amsterdam, Holland; aged 25 in 1667)
Pels, Jeremias (Servant of a merchant; of Antwerp, in Flanders; 20 in 1667)
Peterson, XXXX (1667)
Poleyn, Oliverus (Merchant; of Bruges; 1667)
R
Read, Guilielmus (Merchant; of London; aged 35 in 1667)
Rich, Mr. Peter
?Russell, Lord Bishop
S
Saverne, Michael (XXX; of S:te Catherines; born in Calais, France)
Shorter, John Mr. (Commercial partner of Sir William Warren, in 1667)
Slade, Thomas (Merchant; of S:te Magdalene, Bermondsey, in Borough of Southwark, Surrey; born in Deepingham, Suffolk)
Sparkhommer, Gabar
?Splitt, M:r Peter
?Stockman, Isaacus (Mrechant; citizen; of London; aged 31 in 1667)
de Sutter, Georgius (Sailor; citizen of XXX; aged 23 in 1667)
T
Tobias, Melchior (pilot of theS:t James of Lisbon; "a reputed ?man of Hamborow but hath lived with his wife and family at Lisbon these nine or tenn yeers last past"; aged 36 in 1667)
Torison, AndrXXXX (Sailor)
Torres, ?Antonio da Costa ("native of Lisbon, and an inhabitant of Oporto
in Portugall: former master of the St James)
V
Vandam, Stephen (1667)
de Vinck, XXXX
W
Warren, Sir William (Merchant; of London; aged 44 in 1667)
Willis, Johes (Wine cooper; of S:t Olave, Hartstreet, London; aged 55 in 1667)[1]
Wolfe, Hannis (Purchaser of the Johannes together with Lawrence Young from Hans Matson)
Wood?ansey, John (Onwr of 1/8 part of the John and Sarah)
Y
York, Duke of
Place names
A
America
Amsterdam
From Lisbon to Amsterdam
Jeronimo ?Munez de Costa the King of Portugalls Agent in Amsterdam
Antwerp
Archangels in Russia
Archangell
A parcell of Wynes & Viniger laying in a Cellar belonging to y:e Artillery House [?London]
B
From y:e Barbadoes to London
From y:e Barbadoes to this port of London
The Island of Barbadoes
Bound for Barbery
A village called ?Bellin ?net Lisbone
Bilboa
Bilboa in Biscay
Set saile from Boston in New England
Bordeaux
Laded at ?Bourdeaux
Brazeel
Five voyages from Lisbone to Brazeele
Bremen
Brest
The harbour of Brest in ffreance
Brewers key
A native of Bridge
Bridges
A burger of Bridges and a subiect of y:e King of ffrance
Bristoll
The coast of Brittany
Y:e word Bruges
The buoy
The buoy in the Nore
Bugbys hole
Bugbyes hole
C
Cadiz
Cadiz in Spaine
Calais in ffrancia [Latin]
Callice
Y:e Channell
Com Canty
Chichester
Chichester river
The Christian nations
The City of Bremen
Civita Vechia
The river of Clyd [The Clyde, Scotland]
Colchester
y:e Cowes
Her prent lading at Croskery [Norway]
Belong to ?Croskrey in Norway in the Dominions of the King of Denmarke
Custome house [London]
His matys Customshouse [?at Chichester]
D
Deepingham in Cond Suffolia [Latin]
Denmark
Y:e Dominions or territoryes of y:e ffrench King
His Matyes Dominions and countryes then usurped from him [King Charles II, in exile]
Dover in the Com of Kent
East from Downes
Dublin
Civitate Dublinien in Hibernia
Dundee in Scotia
A Dunkirker borne
E
East Smithfeild
Eastsmithfeild
Edinboro in Scotland
Edinburgh
Elmore, Gloucestershire
England
Essex
The Exchange in London
F
ffalmouth
fflanders
Porti in ffrandria [Latin]
Porto in fflandri [Latin]
Another word which is blotted out but may bee discerned to have been written flushen or vlissing
Port Lewis in ffrance
The harbour of Brest in ffreance
G
Gally-Key London
The Republis of Genoa
Y:e ?Sparr in Germany
The Ministrie of Tubingn (sic) in Germany
Gloucestershire
Y:r letter from Gottenborowe [Sweden]
Civitatis Gottenburgenis [Latin]
Gottenburgh [Sweden]
Gravesend
East Greenwich in Com Canty
Greenewich
Guiana
H
The Hague
Hamborow [Free city, Germany]
Natus in Civitate Hamburghen [Latin]
Civitate Dublinien in Hibernia
I
The Insurance Office of London
Ipswich in Nora Anglia
A native of ?Wrexford in Ireland
Aboard for Ireland
K
Major Kingslands plantation in the Colony of Surynam in Guiana
?Krugers in Norway
L
Betweene y:e lands End and ?Mounte buy
Larwick in Norway
Larwick in Norwegia
The sd ship S:t Jacob at Larwick in Norway
Leghorne
Legorne
Leith in Scotland
Port Lewis in ffrance
Ligorne
Lisbon
From Lisbon to Amsterdam
From Lisbone to Amsterdam and soe back to Lisbone
Lisbone
The Citty of Lisbone
The Port of Lisbon
Y:e port of Lisbone
City of London
Port of London
London
Longsound in Norway
The ?Lubecker (his name is John Loudez)
Lymestreet London
M
Maderas
De Insula Madera [Latin]
The Island of Maderas
To the Maderas
Mallaga
In the Marshalseye [Marshalsea prison]
Masterland
Masterland in Sweden
Y:e City of Masterland
Goods from Mayorca [Majorca, Spain]
Messina
De ?Misponia in Portugallis [Latin]
A resident of Morefield
Morlaix [France]
Betweene y:e lands End and ?Mounte buy
N
Nantes
Comming with the sd shipp and lading from Nantes for fflanders
Nants
the Christian nations
in the ?Narrow Seas
the united Netherlands
States of the United Netherlands
set saile from Boston in New England
Newcastle
Newport in fflanders
Ipswich in Nora Anglia [Latin]
Nore
The buoy in the Nore
North Yarmouth
Norway
in Norwegia [Latin]
O
An inhabitant of Oporto in Portugall
Ostend
Ostend in fflanders
From Ostend with her for Nantes
Ottenborow in Sweden
P
Having bisones of his owne at Pftene [CHECK THIS]
Plymouth
Pomerania
Port of London
Portsmouth
Y:e growth of Portugal
?Putten wen in the County of ffife in Scotland
R
Ratcliffe
Anchor at Ratcliffe ?chaine[2]
Ratcliffe Chaine
Hee liveth neere Ratcliffe Crosse in Stepney parish
De Redcliffe in Com Surria [Latin]
De Redrith in Com Surria [Latin]
S:t Martins in the Isle of Rez
Rochell [France]
A native of ?RoesBrooker [?in Flanders]
S
Y:e sd ship shee then lying at S:t Catherine [City of London]
S:te Catharine Coleman in ffanchurchstreete London
St Georges parish Southwark
S:t Jago [Portugal]
Parish of S:t Leonards Shoreditch
S:te Magdalene Bermondsway in Burgo da Southwark in Con:x Surria [Latin]
S:t Maloe [France]
S:ta Maria Matsellon als Whitechappell
S:t Martin Outw:ch Cit London
S:t Martins in the Isle of Rez
Natus in parea S:t Olavi Hartstreet London
S:te Olavi Hartstreet Londre
In parra S:te Salvatoris in BurgodX Southwarke
S:t Thome
S:t Valereye in ffrance
They sailed from S:t Valereyes for London
Scotland
Shad Thames in y:e parish of S:t Olaves in y:e Burrough of
Southwarke
Shadwell [Middlesex, England]
De Shadwell in Com Midd [Latin]
An Alehouse keeper in Sicklesham
Y:e said shipp continued at ?Siranam untill y:e 20:th or one and twentieth of August 1664 at which time she sailed from thence with sugars and other Goods (wherein the said Payne was principally concerned) to the Island of Barbadoes
East Smithfeild
The Sound
Y:e Crown of Spaine
Y:e ?Sparr in Germany
Stepney
Paroa de Stepney als Stebenheath
Hee liveth neere Ratcliffe Crosse in Stepney parish
Y:e City of Stockholme
Stockholme
Burgers of Stralsund
A native of Stralsund in Pomerania in the dominion of the King of Sweden
Stralseunden in Pomerania [Latin]
Stralsunden
Severall ports and places in y:e Streights
Sunderland
Surynam
The Colony of Surynam upon the continent of Guiana in America
Sweden
This Nation of Sweedden
T
Teneriffe
The river of Thames
Y:e river of Thames
The Alice of Topsham
Y:e Port of Topsham
The Towerhouse in Gottenburgh
The Ministrie of Tubingn (sic) in Germany
U
The united Netherlands
Y:e United Provinces
States of y:e United provinces
V
Venetia
Another word which is blotted out but may bee discerned to have been Written flushen or vlissing
W
Wapping, parish of White Chappell
Wapping, in parro S:ta Marice Matsellon als White Chappell
West Lane in the parish of Radcliffe in Surry
In Yarmouth Roade within the Isle of Wight
Winchester Street London
Wivenhoe
A native of ?Wrexford in Ireland
Y
Great Yarmouth
Yarmouth
In Yarmouth Roade within the Isle of Wight
Sayling to get into Yarmouth harbo:r or Haven.
North Yarmouth
Z
Zant
The States of Zealand
Da Zeniklea in Zealandia [Latin]
Zephalonia
Possible secondary sources
Earle, Peter, Sailors: English Merchant Seamen 1650 - 1775 (London, 2007)
Heard, Kieron, Damian Goodburn, Investigating the maritime history of Rotherhithe: excavations at Pacific Wharf, 165 Rotherhithe Street, Southwark (London, 2003)
Ingram, Bruce Stirling (ed.), Three sea journals of Stuart times: being, first, the diary of Dawtrey Cooper, captain of the Pelican of the navy of His Majesty King Charles I. Kept during the expediton under the Earl of Lindsey to relieve La Rochelle in the year of our Lord 1628. Secondly, the journals of Jeremy Roch, captain ... (XXXX, 1936)- ↑ Johes Willis. Possibly John Willes (alias John Willis) (b. ?, d. ca. 1668) (PROB 4/7902 Willis, John of St. Olave, Hart Street, London 166[?9] 16 Sept. (1668); ?PROB 11/328 Hone 113-166 Will of John Willis 17 October 1668)
- ↑ See "...caused us to stop there till next morning, when we got up to Ratcliff Chain, where I took leave of the Captain who had treated me very civilly. So with a pair of oars I got up to the Bridgehouse, where I found Captain H. Lawrence's ketch bound for Plymouth, with whom I agreed for my passage..." (Bruce Stirling Ingram (ed.), Three sea journals of Stuart times: being, first, the diary of Dawtrey Cooper, captain of the Pelican of the navy of His Majesty King Charles I. Kept during the expediton under the Earl of Lindsey to relieve La Rochelle in the year of our Lord 1628. Secondly, the journals of Jeremy Roch, captain ... (XXXX, 1936), p. 107)
