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|Transcription=were he knoweth not, and also the foresayd salt being 4000
 
|Transcription=were he knoweth not, and also the foresayd salt being 4000
 
Alquiers
 
Alquiers
 
and the sayd ffrancis Hurdidge was to have hee betwixt three and
 
and the sayd ffrancis Hurdidge was to have hee betwixt three and
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four millrees per head for freight of aforesaid Negroes to Bahia
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four millrees per head for freight of the sayd Negroes to Bahia
 
whither the sayd shipp was bound. And the said ship arrived with
 
whither the sayd shipp was bound. And the said ship arrived with
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the said salt and Negroes att Bahia the 7th day of ffebruary 16[?]4
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the said salt and Negers att Bahia the 7th day of ffebruary 1651
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English Accompt and as soone as she was come to an Anchor was
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English Accompt. and as soone as she was come to an Anchor was
 
then and there seized and taken into the possession of the Ministers
 
then and there seized and taken into the possession of the Ministers
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of the King of Portugal together with all the sayd salt and negroes
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of the King of Portugall together with all the sayd salt and negers
 
and freight and what soever with was in her or due to her belonging
 
and freight and what soever with was in her or due to her belonging
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to the Account of the English. And saith there were there
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to the Accompt of the English. And saith there were there
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nine hundred and fifty negroes delivered on shoare and landed
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nine hundred and fifty Negers delivered on shoare and landed
 
out of the said shipp, the particular acccompt of them he saith
 
out of the said shipp, the particular acccompt of them he saith
 
he cannot depose saving his subsequent depositions. And saith
 
he cannot depose saving his subsequent depositions. And saith
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the saydd negroes were worth one with another about fiftyemillress p[er]head. for he saith he observed that some of them16.
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the sayd Negers were worth one with another about fiftye
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for 80.70 and 60 millrees p[er] head some for 50.40 and
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millress per head. for he saith he observed that some of them
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136 millrees p[er] head or thereabouts. And further deposeth not.
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for 80. 70 and 60 millrees per head some for 50. 40 and
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36 millrees per head or thereabouts. And further deposeth not.
  
 
To the 9th he saith the said ship was of the burthen of
 
To the 9th he saith the said ship was of the burthen of
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fourthree hundred eighty tonn English or 430 Portuguese, and was
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three hundred eighty tonn English or 430. Portuguese, and was
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worth with her guns being 24 six thousand millrees, and
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worth with her guns being 24.  six thousand millrees, and
 
was valued by the Portugueses themselves att Angola att
 
was valued by the Portugueses themselves att Angola att
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12000 Crownes
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12000 Crownes.
  
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To the 10th he saith the fores[ai]d Capt Hurdidge according to y[th]e
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To the 10th he saith the foresayd Capt Hurdidge according to the
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custome of the place did pay and satisfy the Royal Customes
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Custome of the place did pay and satisfy the Royal Customes
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for all the sayd Negroes at Angola some in plate money and some in straw money
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for all the sayd Negroes att Angola some in plate money and some
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and some in bills of Exchange, and he was to receive
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in straw money and some in bills of Exchange, and was to receive
 
the same att Bahia of and from the factors to whom the sayd
 
the same att Bahia of and from the factors to whom the sayd
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Negroes were conseyned, and the sayd money was likewise
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Negroes were consigned, and the sayd money was likewise
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seized in the sayd factor(s) hands by the sayd Kings ministers
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seized in the sayd factors hands by the sayd Kings ministers
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but the p[ar[ticu]]lar he quantitiy of money so payd by the sayd
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but the quantitiy of moneyes so payd by the sayd
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Captaine ?? have bene repayd him upon Portuguese accompt
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Captaine and to have bene repayd him upon Portuguese Accompt
 
he knoweth not onely saith that the sayd Royal Customes att
 
he knoweth not onely saith that the sayd Royal Customes att
 
Anglola did amount to four millrees per head for the sayd
 
Anglola did amount to four millrees per head for the sayd
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negroes there on board as afores[ai]d and so much he well
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negroes there on board as aforesayd, and so much he well
 
observed, And further saith not.
 
observed, And further saith not.
  
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To the 11th & 12th he saith that he saw not the goods arlate laden
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To the 11th and 12th he saith that he saw not the goods arlate laden
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???? ???? day of ?????? that for that the Portuguese had put this deponent away from Andgola Bahia in another shipp but ?the usuall freight of goods from Batry
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that for that the Portugalls had put this deponent away from Bahia in another shipp but the usuall freight of goods from Bahya
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to Lisboa is 26 millrees p[er] tonne and averidge for sugars
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to Lisboa is 26 millrees per tonne. and averidge for sugars
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160 Rees p[er] (??acoa) and 4 arcoves make a tonne, and chests
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160 Rees per arove and 54 aroves make a tonne, and Chests
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of sugar one with another contayne 25c p[er] aroveds a piece in
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of sugar one with another contayne 25 aroves a peice in
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them, and that it is a usuall Custome att Angola Bahia to give
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them, and that it is a usuall Custome att Bahia to give
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two millrees p[er] chest for the place of sugars to the Captaine of shipps
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two millrees per chest for the place of sugars to the Captaines of shipps
 
that receive sugars there on board them; and further knoweth not.
 
that receive sugars there on board them; and further knoweth not.
  
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To the 13th he cannot depose saving as afores[ai]d onely saith
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To the 13th he cannot depose saving as aforesayd onely saith
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of his observation that every p[er] millree layd out in Bahia
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of his observation that every millree layd out in Bahia
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yielded neere upon four millrees and halfe att Lisboa.
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yeilded neere upon four millrees and halfe att Lisboa.
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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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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 647
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IMAGE: P1140543.JPG
First transcriber
Karen Gunnell
First transcribed
2013/03/26
Editorial history
Edited on 28/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet

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were he knoweth not, and also the foresayd salt being 4000
Alquiers
and the sayd ffrancis Hurdidge was to have hee betwixt three and
four millrees per head for freight of the sayd Negroes to Bahia
whither the sayd shipp was bound. And the said ship arrived with
the said salt and Negers att Bahia the 7th day of ffebruary 1651
English Accompt. and as soone as she was come to an Anchor was
then and there seized and taken into the possession of the Ministers
of the King of Portugall together with all the sayd salt and negers
and freight and what soever with was in her or due to her belonging
to the Accompt of the English. And saith there were there
nine hundred and fifty Negers delivered on shoare and landed
out of the said shipp, the particular acccompt of them he saith
he cannot depose saving his subsequent depositions. And saith
the sayd Negers were worth one with another about fiftye
millress per head. for he saith he observed that some of them
for 80. 70 and 60 millrees per head some for 50. 40 and
36 millrees per head or thereabouts. And further deposeth not.

To the 9th he saith the said ship was of the burthen of
three hundred eighty tonn English or 430. Portuguese, and was
worth with her guns being 24. six thousand millrees, and
was valued by the Portugueses themselves att Angola att
12000 Crownes.

To the 10th he saith the foresayd Capt Hurdidge according to the
Custome of the place did pay and satisfy the Royal Customes
for all the sayd Negroes att Angola some in plate money and some
in straw money and some in bills of Exchange, and was to receive
the same att Bahia of and from the factors to whom the sayd
Negroes were consigned, and the sayd money was likewise
seized in the sayd factors hands by the sayd Kings ministers
but the quantitiy of moneyes so payd by the sayd
Captaine and to have bene repayd him upon Portuguese Accompt
he knoweth not onely saith that the sayd Royal Customes att
Anglola did amount to four millrees per head for the sayd
negroes there on board as aforesayd, and so much he well
observed, And further saith not.

To the 11th and 12th he saith that he saw not the goods arlate laden
that for that the Portugalls had put this deponent away from Bahia in another shipp but the usuall freight of goods from Bahya
to Lisboa is 26 millrees per tonne. and averidge for sugars
160 Rees per arove and 54 aroves make a tonne, and Chests
of sugar one with another contayne 25 aroves a peice in
them, and that it is a usuall Custome att Bahia to give
two millrees per chest for the place of sugars to the Captaines of shipps
that receive sugars there on board them; and further knoweth not.

To the 13th he cannot depose saving as aforesayd onely saith
of his observation that every millree layd out in Bahia
yeilded neere upon four millrees and halfe att Lisboa.

To

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