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===Front Cover===
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P1110298
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//XXXX13
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January 1658
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March 1660//
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P1110299
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DOUBLE PAGE, WITH RECTO F15 RECTO
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P1110300
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f. 15 recto
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//The 19:th day of January 1658 English style
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Maurice Thompson Alderman William Thompson)
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& other freighters of the shipp the ''Maydenhead'')
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agt the Dutch East India Company in pticular and)
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all other x:r X XXXXXX)
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Examined on the allegation given in
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XX XXX of November 1658 on behalfe of
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the sayd ffreighters
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5  WILLIAM READING of Rederiff wall
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in the parish of S:t Mary Magdalen Bermond-
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sey in the County of Surrey mariner aged
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thirty five yeares or thereabouts a wittnesse
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sworne & examined saith and deposeth
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as followeth viz:t
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To the 10:th arle of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee
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this deponent was purser of the shipp the ''Olive Branch'' an
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English shipp which went upon a tradeing voyage from London bound
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for Bantam but at her comeing thither the sayd shipp ''Olive
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Branch'' was hindred by certayne dutch shipps of warr belonging
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to and being in the implyment of the dutch East India Company
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by which meanes ?they wwas forced to goe to an Island in XXX
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PaXXogando upon the Coast of Sumatra and there pXXXX her lading
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of pepper to be brought
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secretly unknowne to the dutch in XXXX or boates from
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Bantam to the sayd Island of Pullegand:o where the shipp the
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''Olive Branch'' ridd And saith that hee being XXXX a foresayd Puerser
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of the sayd shipp and on XXXX at Bantam during the moneths
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of  January ffebruary and part of March in the yeare of our
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Lord 1656 while the lading of pepper which was shipped aboard
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the ''Olive Branch'' was proXXXing at Bantam to be sent to
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Pollegaade and takeing the  weight there of and imployed in
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sending the same away thaereby knoweth that in the yeare and
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moneth aforesayd pepper might then have bin hard at Bantam bought
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of the Chinese (sic) & was by the Chinese offered XXXXXXXXXX
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there to be sold to ?sayth as would buy the same at the rate of five
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and a halfe pence alright or XXXX for the parcell every parcell
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being comonly accompted one hundred sixty two pounds English weight
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And saith that the ''Olive Branch'' having taken in her ladeing
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of pepper at ?Pulligaade  XXXXX XXXXX and brought the same
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to Ligorno which was according to Charterpty the Port whither
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she was designed to carry the same And hee this deponent goeing
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Purser in her to Ligorno knoweth that in the Moneths of ffebruary
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and March 1657 in which moneths the sayd shipp ''Olive Branch''
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was & remayned in the Port of Ligorno XXXX pepper was brought in XXXX was there frequently
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and commonly sold at the rate of  twenty peeces of eight
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per hundred English weight, and hee this deponent having some
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pepper pf his owne which was brought hither in the sayd shipp
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did there sell the same at som what a bove
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that rate of twenty peeces of eight per hundred English weight
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And further to this arle hee cannot depose.
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To the rest of the articles hee is not examinat, by ?direction
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WILLIAM READING [His signature]
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Repetit before Dor Godolphin
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==Notes==
 
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Revision as of 21:13, May 1, 2012

HCA13/73

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Physical description




Sample transcriptions

Front Cover


P1110298

//XXXX13
January 1658
March 1660//



P1110299

DOUBLE PAGE, WITH RECTO F15 RECTO



P1110300
f. 15 recto

//The 19:th day of January 1658 English style

Maurice Thompson Alderman William Thompson)
& other freighters of the shipp the Maydenhead)
agt the Dutch East India Company in pticular and)
all other x:r X XXXXXX)


Examined on the allegation given in
XX XXX of November 1658 on behalfe of
the sayd ffreighters

5 WILLIAM READING of Rederiff wall
in the parish of S:t Mary Magdalen Bermond-
sey in the County of Surrey mariner aged
thirty five yeares or thereabouts a wittnesse
sworne & examined saith and deposeth
as followeth viz:t

To the 10:th arle of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee
this deponent was purser of the shipp the Olive Branch an
English shipp which went upon a tradeing voyage from London bound
for Bantam but at her comeing thither the sayd shipp Olive
Branch was hindred by certayne dutch shipps of warr belonging
to and being in the implyment of the dutch East India Company
by which meanes ?they wwas forced to goe to an Island in XXX
PaXXogando upon the Coast of Sumatra and there pXXXX her lading
of pepper to be brought
secretly unknowne to the dutch in XXXX or boates from
Bantam to the sayd Island of Pullegand:o where the shipp the
Olive Branch ridd And saith that hee being XXXX a foresayd Puerser
of the sayd shipp and on XXXX at Bantam during the moneths
of January ffebruary and part of March in the yeare of our
Lord 1656 while the lading of pepper which was shipped aboard
the Olive Branch was proXXXing at Bantam to be sent to
Pollegaade and takeing the weight there of and imployed in
sending the same away thaereby knoweth that in the yeare and
moneth aforesayd pepper might then have bin hard at Bantam bought
of the Chinese (sic) & was by the Chinese offered XXXXXXXXXX
there to be sold to ?sayth as would buy the same at the rate of five
and a halfe pence alright or XXXX for the parcell every parcell
being comonly accompted one hundred sixty two pounds English weight
And saith that the Olive Branch having taken in her ladeing
of pepper at ?Pulligaade XXXXX XXXXX and brought the same
to Ligorno which was according to Charterpty the Port whither
she was designed to carry the same And hee this deponent goeing
Purser in her to Ligorno knoweth that in the Moneths of ffebruary
and March 1657 in which moneths the sayd shipp Olive Branch
was & remayned in the Port of Ligorno XXXX pepper was brought in XXXX was there frequently
and commonly sold at the rate of twenty peeces of eight
per hundred English weight, and hee this deponent having some
pepper pf his owne which was brought hither in the sayd shipp
did there sell the same at som what a bove
that rate of twenty peeces of eight per hundred English weight
And further to this arle hee cannot depose.

To the rest of the articles hee is not examinat, by ?direction

WILLIAM READING [His signature]

Repetit before Dor Godolphin






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