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|Transcription=To the twelfth he saith that he [this?] deposed was bourne? att Caddiz[e?]
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in Spaine, and [] when att home hath his constant dwelling
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in Spaine, and there when att home hath his constant dwelling
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and saith he hath noe interest att all in the sylver [nore?] claymed []
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and saith he hath noe interest att all in the sylver now claymed either
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in propty, [] [] and or otherwise, nor will it be or doth he expect
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in propriety, Insurance or otherwise, nor will it be or doth he expect
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any benefit thereby if it be []. And otherwise he cannot depose.
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any benefit thereby if it be restored. And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
 
To the thirteenth and fourteenth he cannot depose.  
 
To the thirteenth and fourteenth he cannot depose.  
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To the fifteenth and sixteenth he cannot depose.
 
To the fifteenth and sixteenth he cannot depose.
  
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To the seventeenth he said that the sayd purser of the ''Sampson'' firmed  
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To the seventeenth he saith that the sayd Purser of the ''Sampson'' firmed  
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two other bills of lading of the [] of the bill to the allegation []
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two other bills of lading of the [tenor] of the bill to the allegation annexed
 
and the sayd bills were delivered to the sayd Lewis ffernandez Angell.
 
and the sayd bills were delivered to the sayd Lewis ffernandez Angell.
 
And further he cannot depose.
 
And further he cannot depose.
  
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To the eighteenth he answereth and deposeth that he knows the bill  
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To the eighteenth he answereth and deposeth that he knoweth the bill  
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of lading now showed him is one of the [three?] bills whereof he hath
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of lading now showed him is one of the three bills whereof he hath
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[] by the firme of the sayd Pedro de Campo att the [foot?] []
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predeposed by the firme of the sayd Pedro de Campo att the foot thereof
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and the marks and numbers in the margent []. And otherwise
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and the markes and numbers in the margent thereof. And otherwise
 
he cannot depose.
 
he cannot depose.
  
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To the nineteenth he said that he verily believeth that the sayd Lewis
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To the nyneteenth he saith that he verily beleiveth that the sayd Lewis
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ffernandez brought the bill of lading interrogat in his own custody
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ffernandez brought the bill of lading interrogat in his own Custody
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with him from Caddiz to th? [] and [] the sayd ffernandez [acquainted?]
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with him from Caddiz to this Citty and so much the sayd ffernandez acquainted
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this deponent after upon Arrivall att London.  And otherwise he cannot
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this deponent after their Arrivall att London.  And otherwise he cannot
 
depose.
 
depose.
  
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To the twentieth he saith that the [] Lewis ffernandez came in the
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To the twentyeth he saith that the Interrate Lewis ffernandez came in the
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''Sampson'' from Cadiz arlate and was aboard att the [], this deponent
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''Sampson'' from Cadiz arlate and was aboard att the seizure, this deponent
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sailing along with the ''Sampson'' in the ''Salvadore'' as he hath [predeposeth?].
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sailing along with the ''Sampson'' in the ''Salvadore'' as he hath predeposed.
 
And further he cannot depose.
 
And further he cannot depose.
  
 
To the one and twentyeth he saith that the sayd Lewis ffernandez aboard
 
To the one and twentyeth he saith that the sayd Lewis ffernandez aboard
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the sayd ship Sampson [] three bills of lading all of one [] [&]
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the sayd ship ''Sampson'' receyved three bills of lading all of one [teneor]
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from the the sayd Pedro de Campo purser of the shipp. And this deponent knoweth
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from the the sayd Pedro de Campo Purser of the shipp. And this deponent knoweth
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not that any of them were delivered back to [the?] Interrate Otto Georg or
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not that any of them were delivered back to the Interrate Otto George or
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the purser aforesaid. And otherwise he cannot depose.
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the Purser aforesaid. And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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To the two and twentieth he saith that the sylver interrtoo was brought
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To the two and twentyeth he saith that the sylver interrate was brought
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and came into the Bay of Caddiz [&?] in one of the shipps of the Spanish
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and came into the Bay of Caddize in one of the shipps of the Spanish
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West India fleet. And further to this Interrogatroy he cannot depose.
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West India fleet. And further to this Interrogatory he cannot depose.
  
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To the three and twentieth he saith that the Sylver interrte was laden
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To the three and twentyeth he saith that the sylver interrate was laden
 
aboard the ''Sampson'' interrate about the latter end of July 1652 as he  
 
aboard the ''Sampson'' interrate about the latter end of July 1652 as he  
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hath [predeposed?]. And otherwise he cannot depose.
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hath predeposed. And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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To the four and twentieth he deposeth and saith that he this London never
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To the four and twentyeth he deposeth and saith that he this Rendent never
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saw in England any bill of lading of the Sylver interrte this bill now showne him
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saw in England any bill of lading of the sylver interrate this bill now showne him
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at his examination only [excepted?], which he believeth was [] unto the
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at his examination only excepted, which he beleiveth was presented unto the
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[Court?] by the [produrent?], and was not delivered back to the sayd Otto
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Court by the produrent, and was not delivered back to the sayd Otto
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Georg or his purser. And otherwise he cannot depose.
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George or his Purser. And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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To the five and twentyethe he saith that the Sylver Interrte was not
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To the five and twentyeth he saith that the sylver Interrate was not
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laden aboard the ''Sampson'' upon the open [Sea?} but saith it was so laden in  
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laden aboard the ''Sampson'' upon the open sea but saith it was so laden in  
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the Bay of Cadize aforesaid under [] of the fforts []
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the Bay of Cadize aforesayd under Command of the fforts thereto
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belonging. And otherwise he cannot depose.
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belonging. And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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SIGNED BOTTOM RIGHT
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Roger Kilverte [SIGNATURE,LHS]
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Thomas Juan
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Sam Delaplace [SIGNATURE, LHS]
  
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SIGNED BOTTOM LEFT
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Repeated before Dr Exton
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Roger Kilnerte[?]
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Sam Delaplace[?]
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Thomas Juan [SIGNATURE, RHS]
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Repeated before [?] Exton
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|People=Lewis ffernandez Angell
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Pedro de Campo
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Otto Georg
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Roger Kilverte
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Sam Delaplace
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Thomas Juan
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Dr Exton
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|Places=Cadiz
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London
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|Ships=Sampson
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Salvadore
 
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Volume HCA 13/69 Silver 1
Folio 4
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To the twelfth he saith that he this deponent was bourne att Caddiz[e]
in Spaine, and there when att home hath his constant dwelling
and saith he hath noe interest att all in the sylver now claymed either
in propriety, Insurance or otherwise, nor will it be or doth he expect
any benefit thereby if it be restored. And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the thirteenth and fourteenth he cannot depose.

To the fifteenth and sixteenth he cannot depose.

To the seventeenth he saith that the sayd Purser of the Sampson firmed
two other bills of lading of the [tenor] of the bill to the allegation annexed
and the sayd bills were delivered to the sayd Lewis ffernandez Angell.
And further he cannot depose.

To the eighteenth he answereth and deposeth that he knoweth the bill
of lading now showed him is one of the three bills whereof he hath
predeposed by the firme of the sayd Pedro de Campo att the foot thereof
and the markes and numbers in the margent thereof. And otherwise
he cannot depose.

To the nyneteenth he saith that he verily beleiveth that the sayd Lewis
ffernandez brought the bill of lading interrogat in his own Custody
with him from Caddiz to this Citty and so much the sayd ffernandez acquainted
this deponent after their Arrivall att London. And otherwise he cannot
depose.

To the twentyeth he saith that the Interrate Lewis ffernandez came in the
Sampson from Cadiz arlate and was aboard att the seizure, this deponent
sailing along with the Sampson in the Salvadore as he hath predeposed.
And further he cannot depose.

To the one and twentyeth he saith that the sayd Lewis ffernandez aboard
the sayd ship Sampson receyved three bills of lading all of one [teneor]
from the the sayd Pedro de Campo Purser of the shipp. And this deponent knoweth
not that any of them were delivered back to the Interrate Otto George or
the Purser aforesaid. And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the two and twentyeth he saith that the sylver interrate was brought
and came into the Bay of Caddize in one of the shipps of the Spanish
West India fleet. And further to this Interrogatory he cannot depose.

To the three and twentyeth he saith that the sylver interrate was laden
aboard the Sampson interrate about the latter end of July 1652 as he
hath predeposed. And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the four and twentyeth he deposeth and saith that he this Rendent never
saw in England any bill of lading of the sylver interrate this bill now showne him
at his examination only excepted, which he beleiveth was presented unto the
Court by the produrent, and was not delivered back to the sayd Otto
George or his Purser. And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the five and twentyeth he saith that the sylver Interrate was not
laden aboard the Sampson upon the open sea but saith it was so laden in
the Bay of Cadize aforesayd under Command of the fforts thereto
belonging. And otherwise he cannot depose.

Roger Kilverte [SIGNATURE,LHS]
Sam Delaplace [SIGNATURE, LHS]

Repeated before Dr Exton

Thomas Juan [SIGNATURE, RHS]

Topics

People


Lewis ffernandez Angell
Pedro de Campo
Otto Georg
Roger Kilverte
Sam Delaplace
Thomas Juan

Dr Exton

Places


Cadiz

London

Ships


Sampson
Salvadore

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