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The 29th of August 1656

The clayme of Christopher Boone of London Merchant for}
severall parcilles of silver and Cotcheneale hereto fore specially}
claymed by Adrian Goldsmith of Antwerpe having bin seized}
in the Shipps the Sampson Salendor Saint George and}
Morning Starr and since legally transferred to him}
the sayd Christopher Boone and perticulerly con=}
teyned in the Instrument of transfference exhibited}
into this Court the 14th of ffebruary 1654 and}
remayning in the Registry thereof: Suckley Budd}</margin>

Examined upon an allegation on behalfe of
the sayd Christopher Boone./

John Willmott of London Merchant
aged twenty eight yeares or thereabouts
a wittnesse sworne and examined saith
and deposeth as followeth videlicet./

dt. Boone/

18. To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent is a
19. Merchant tradeing for Spaine and soe hee hath traded thither for these ˹seavenXXXX GUTTER˺ yeares
20. last past or thereabouts and lived in Sivill in Spaine in and during the yeares 1653 and 1654
21. and severall yeares before that and the was in that tyme familiarly acquainted
22. with the arlate Christopher Bone who in those yeares lived in Sivill as an
23. Inhabitant there and of this deponents knowledge was a great trader there by him
24. selfe and his Agents and had great correspondence and dealings with
25. sewrall Merchants there and in other places within the dominions of the
26. King of Spaine And this deponent knoweth that the sayd Christopher
27. Boone did in the yeares 1653 and 1654 ˹by his Agents Mr Anthony Upton and Company˺ deliver to daniel de Leon and
28. ffrancisco Paninque Agents of the arlate Adrian Goldsmith at Sivill
29. for his use and Accompt goods and effects of a very great value ˹amounting˺ to
30. the summe (as hee hath heard the sayd Anthony Upton saye) of two hundred
31. thousand Ryalls and more ˹in lieu of the goods soe delivered by the sayed˺
32. ˹Agents to the sayd LXXX and Paninque Agents of the sayd Goldsmith˺ And
33. further to this article hee cannot depose./

34. To the second article of the sayd allegation and the Instrument of Transferance GUTTER
35. in the same mentioned and now shewed unto him at the tyme of this his
36. examination hee saith hee cannot of his certaine knowledge depose any=
37. thing touching the makeing of the sayd Transfferance, not being present then GUTTER
38. But saith that hee hath perused the bookes of Accompts both of the sayd
39. Anthony Upton the sayd Boones Agent at Sivill, and alsoe the bXXXX GUTTER
40. and Accompts of the sayd Boone, by both which hee doth finde that the sayd
41. Adrian Goldsmith did transferre and sett over unto the sayd Christopher
42. Boone severall parcells of silver in barrs and Ryalls, and XXXX GUTTER
43. quantities of XXX Catcheneaele laden aboard the Sampson Salvador GUTTER
44. Saint George and Morning Starr arlate in consideration of the foresayd GUTTER
45. summe of two hundred thousand Realls And verily beleeveth
46. and is perswaded in his consciense that the Instrument of TranXXXXX GUTTER
47. arlate now shewed unto him is reall and true And was soe had and dXXXX GUTTER
48. before the differense betweene England and Spaine And well XXXX GUTTER
49. that at ˹the makeing of the sayd Transferrense XXXX in the yeare 1654 and˺ before the makeing differense betwixt England and Spaine happened the sayd GUTTER
50. Anthony Upton would have had this deponent to have had a share in the goods XXXX GUTTER

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