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|Transcription=Thomas Oliver his viceconsull there were in the moneths and tyme
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arlate in the yeare 1655 factors or Agents for the arlate Thomas Rowse
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and ffrancis ffowke And saith the sayd William ffowke in the tyme aforesayd
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of this deponents certayne knowledge was Commonly reputed to be the Consull att the Morea aforesayd for the English
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Nation and the sayd Oliver his Viceconsull there and further saving his subsequent
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deposition hee cannot depose/
  
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To the second hee saith saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot answere
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more particularly thereto/
  
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To the 3 and 4th articles of the sayd allegation and the schedule mentioned
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in the sayd 4th article hee saith that hee being boatswaine of the ''Cesar'' arlate
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|Transcription=1. Thomas Oliver his viceconsull there were in the moneths and tyme
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the voyage in question, and aboard her knoweth that in the tyme arlate the arlate
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2. arlate in the yeare 1655 factors or Agents for the arlate Thomas Rowse
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Edward Wright Stephen Wright and William Langhorne did for
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3. and Francis Fowke And saith the sayd William Fowke in the tyme aforesayd
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the Accompt of the arlate ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse hire the sayd
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4. ˹of this deponents certayne knowledge˺ was Commonly reputed to be the Consull att the Morea aforesayd for the English
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shipp ''Cesar'' (as this deponent hath heard and beleeveth) at Genoa to go from there
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5. Nation and the sayd Oliver his Viceconsull full there and further saving his subsequent
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to Castle de Marr and there to take in a ladeing of Pipe staves and hoopes
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6. deposition hee cannot depose/
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from the arlate John Byam and John Trelauney to be delivered
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7. To the second hee saith saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot answere
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the Morea to the arlate William ffowke Consull of the English Nation there
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8. more particularly thereto/
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or his Assignes, and there take in such Curranse or other goods aboard
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9. To the 3 and ˹and˺ 4th articles ˹XXXXXX˺ of the sayd allegation and the schedule mentioned
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the sayd shipp as hee the sayd Fowke or his assignes should put aboard
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10. in the sayd 4th article hee saith that hee being boatswaine of the Cesar arlate
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thereof and transporte them thense for England and there deliver them to the
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11. the voyage in question, and aboard her knoweth that in the tyme arlate the arlate
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sayd Thomas Rowse ffrancis ffowke And further to these articles
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12. francis ffow Edward Wright Stephen Wright and William Langhorne did for
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and Schedule hee cannot depose not being any wittnes to the Schedule
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13. the Accompt of the arlate ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse hire the sayd
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or charterpartie in that behalfe made./
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14. shipp Cesar (as this deponent hath heard and beleeveth) at Genoa to go from there
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15. to Castle de Marr and there to take in a ladeing of Pipe staves and hoopes
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To the 5th and 6th articles of the sayd allegation and the bill of
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16. from the arlate John Byam and John Trelauney to be delivered at Zant or
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ladeing in the sayd 5th article mentioned hee saith that hee being Boatswaine
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17. the Morea to the arlate William ffowke Consull of the English Nation there
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of the shipp ''Cesar'' aforesayd well knoweth that in or about the moneth
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18. or his Assignes, and there take in such Curranse or other goods aboard
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of July 1655 there were shipped aboard the ''Cesar'' for Accompt of the
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19. the sayd shipp as hee the sayd Fowke or his assignees should put aboard
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articulate ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse by the arlate Edward and
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20. thereof and transporte them thense for England and there deliver them to the
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Stephen Wright and William Langhorne fower baggs of money (con=
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21. sayd Thomas Rowse ffrancis ffowke And further to these articles
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teyning as the articulate William ffudge told this deponent fower thousand
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22. and Schedule hee cannot depose not being any wittnes to the Schedule
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dollars) consigned to be delivered to the articulate William ffowke at
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23. or charterpartie in that behalfe made./
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the Morea And further to these articles hee cannot depose being not
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24. To the 5th and 6th articles of the sayd allegation hee sa and the bill of
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privie to the signeing of any bills of ladeing for the same
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25. ladeing in the sayd 5th article mentioned hee saith that hee being Boatswaine
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|People=<u>William Langhorne</u>
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26. of the shipp Cesar af aforesayd well knoweth that in or about the moneth
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|Primary sources='''TNA'''
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27. of July 1655 there were shipped aboard the Cesar for Accompt of the
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28. articulate ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse by the arlate Edward and
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<u>Chancery</u>
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29. Stephen Wright and William Langhorne fower baggs of money (con=
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30. teyning as the articulate William ffudge told this deponent fower thousand
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C 5/19/79 Short title: Langhorne v Lowther. Plaintiffs: James Langhorne and William Langhorne. Defendants: Sir John Lowther bart and others. Subject: property in Beckfoots in Bampton, Westmorland. Document type: bill, answer. 1654
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31. dollars) consigned to be delivered to the articulate William ffowke at
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32. the Morea And further to these articles hee cannot depose being not
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C 6/106/128 Short title: Richard v Langhorne. Plaintiffs: David Richard . Defendants: William Langhorne . Subject: money matters, Pembrokeshire. Document type: bill, answer. 1650
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33. privie to the signeing of any bills of ladeing for the same but saith
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C 6/125Pt2/22 Short title: Langhorne v Surman. Plaintiffs: William Langhorne. Defendants: John Surman, William Bayly and Elizabeth Bayly his wife. Subject: will of the deceased Jasper Yardley, of Guildford, Surrey. Document type: bill, plea. 1654
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34. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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35. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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C 10/9/54  William Langhorne and Christopher Nott and Elizabeth his wife v Christopher Bell and Mabel his wife, Edward James and Richard Kirkbride and [-] his wife: personal estate of Thomas Browne, deceased, of Carlisle, Cumberland. 1650
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C 10/15/61 Sir Job Harby knight, Thomas Bownest, John Smith, William Langhorne, Edward Overing and Simon Snow v Robert Charlton: money matters, Devon. 1652
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C 10/22/90 William Langhorne, Christopher Nott and Elizabeth his wife v Christopher Bell and Mabel his wife and Edward James and ... his wife: personal estate of Thomas Browne, deceased, of Carlisle, Cumberland. Bill and answer. 1654
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C 10/238/51 Sir William Langhorne baronet v John Huniades: money matters. Answer. 1691
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C 10/238/53 Sir William Langhorne baronet v John Huniades: money matters, Middlesex. Bill and answer. 1691
  
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
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<u>PROB</u>
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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PROB 11/247/407 Will of William Langhorne, Merchant of Putney, Surrey  15 February 1655
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PROB 11/316/524 Will of William Langhorne, Gentleman of Stevenage, Hertfordshire  08 May 1665
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 72
Side Recto
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IMAGE: P1130345.JPG
First transcriber
Laura Seymour
First transcribed
2012/10/02
Editorial history
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Thomas Oliver his viceconsull there were in the moneths and tyme
arlate in the yeare 1655 factors or Agents for the arlate Thomas Rowse
and ffrancis ffowke And saith the sayd William ffowke in the tyme aforesayd
of this deponents certayne knowledge was Commonly reputed to be the Consull att the Morea aforesayd for the English
Nation and the sayd Oliver his Viceconsull there and further saving his subsequent
deposition hee cannot depose/

To the second hee saith saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot answere
more particularly thereto/

To the 3 and 4th articles of the sayd allegation and the schedule mentioned
in the sayd 4th article hee saith that hee being boatswaine of the Cesar arlate
the voyage in question, and aboard her knoweth that in the tyme arlate the arlate
Edward Wright Stephen Wright and William Langhorne did for
the Accompt of the arlate ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse hire the sayd
shipp Cesar (as this deponent hath heard and beleeveth) at Genoa to go from there
to Castle de Marr and there to take in a ladeing of Pipe staves and hoopes
from the arlate John Byam and John Trelauney to be delivered
the Morea to the arlate William ffowke Consull of the English Nation there
or his Assignes, and there take in such Curranse or other goods aboard
the sayd shipp as hee the sayd Fowke or his assignes should put aboard
thereof and transporte them thense for England and there deliver them to the
sayd Thomas Rowse ffrancis ffowke And further to these articles
and Schedule hee cannot depose not being any wittnes to the Schedule
or charterpartie in that behalfe made./

To the 5th and 6th articles of the sayd allegation and the bill of
ladeing in the sayd 5th article mentioned hee saith that hee being Boatswaine
of the shipp Cesar aforesayd well knoweth that in or about the moneth
of July 1655 there were shipped aboard the Cesar for Accompt of the
articulate ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse by the arlate Edward and
Stephen Wright and William Langhorne fower baggs of money (con=
teyning as the articulate William ffudge told this deponent fower thousand
dollars) consigned to be delivered to the articulate William ffowke at
the Morea And further to these articles hee cannot depose being not
privie to the signeing of any bills of ladeing for the same

Topics

People


William Langhorne

Sources

Primary sources


TNA

Chancery

C 5/19/79 Short title: Langhorne v Lowther. Plaintiffs: James Langhorne and William Langhorne. Defendants: Sir John Lowther bart and others. Subject: property in Beckfoots in Bampton, Westmorland. Document type: bill, answer. 1654

C 6/106/128 Short title: Richard v Langhorne. Plaintiffs: David Richard . Defendants: William Langhorne . Subject: money matters, Pembrokeshire. Document type: bill, answer. 1650
C 6/125Pt2/22 Short title: Langhorne v Surman. Plaintiffs: William Langhorne. Defendants: John Surman, William Bayly and Elizabeth Bayly his wife. Subject: will of the deceased Jasper Yardley, of Guildford, Surrey. Document type: bill, plea. 1654

C 10/9/54 William Langhorne and Christopher Nott and Elizabeth his wife v Christopher Bell and Mabel his wife, Edward James and Richard Kirkbride and [-] his wife: personal estate of Thomas Browne, deceased, of Carlisle, Cumberland. 1650
C 10/15/61 Sir Job Harby knight, Thomas Bownest, John Smith, William Langhorne, Edward Overing and Simon Snow v Robert Charlton: money matters, Devon. 1652
C 10/22/90 William Langhorne, Christopher Nott and Elizabeth his wife v Christopher Bell and Mabel his wife and Edward James and ... his wife: personal estate of Thomas Browne, deceased, of Carlisle, Cumberland. Bill and answer. 1654
C 10/238/51 Sir William Langhorne baronet v John Huniades: money matters. Answer. 1691
C 10/238/53 Sir William Langhorne baronet v John Huniades: money matters, Middlesex. Bill and answer. 1691

PROB

PROB 11/247/407 Will of William Langhorne, Merchant of Putney, Surrey 15 February 1655
PROB 11/316/524 Will of William Langhorne, Gentleman of Stevenage, Hertfordshire 08 May 1665

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