| First transcribed
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23 November 2015 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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21 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/76 +
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| Side
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Verso +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 23/11/2015 +
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| Transcription
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Eadem die
Super Allone prXXX Examinat
2: … Eadem die
Super Allone prXXX Examinat
2:X
'''Johannes Poplar''' parochia Sancti Salvatoris in Burgo da<br />
Southwarke yeoman annos agens 26 aut [?interdicit] et<br />
deponit prout sequitur videlicet
Ad primum et 2um arles dra Allegatione deponit et dicit That hee well knoweth<br />
the arlate Arnold and Elias Beake and soe hath done ever since hee can<br />
remember during all which time they the said Arnold and Elias Beake have<br />
lived in London and were and are subiects of his Majesty of England and<br />
soe commonly accounted and knowne to be and saith that they are merchants<br />
of great repute and dealings on their owne accunt which hee knoweth<br />
for that hee hath bin one of their Clerkes in their counting house for<br />
about a yeere last and used to copy their letters and make up<br />
accounts about their merchandizing affaires, And saith that hee<br />
thereby alsoe knoweth that they have during the said times of his having<br />
bin their servant driven a great trade from ffrance to England for wine<br />
Brandy [?prunes] and other things and all as far as ever hee understood<br />
on their owne account and adventure they being brothers using to trade in<br />
partnership, et alr nescit
Ad 3:um 4:um 5:um 6:um 7:um 8:um et 9:um arles dra Allonis deponit et dicit<br />
That by the meanes aforesaid hee knoweth that Samuel Beake the<br />
son of the said Arnold Beake (which Samuel is alsoe well knowne<br />
to this deponent who allwayes tooke him to be an Englishman borne and<br />
subject of his majesty of England) hath bin for all the time that he<br />
this deponents said service and before ffactor at Bourdeaux for his said<br />
father and uncle Elias Beake, And saith that the said Arnold and Elias<br />
Beake on or about the 18th of June last sent a letter dated<br />
that day to the said Samuel at Bourdeaux to freight a free ship of about sixty Tonnes and<br />
to lade there for their joint account ten tonns of Clarretts of the Rest of the<br />
loading of very good [?XXX] white wine and to let it be done with what<br />
experience hee could and to send them hether, and to put in five or ten tonns<br />
of good vinegar according as it might fall out or to that effect<br />
and on the 25th of June last they wrote him thus. I question not but that<br />
you have freighted the ship which I ordered 8 dayes agoe and out therein<br />
fourty or fifty tonnes of caske wines and 20 peeces of Brandy, when they<br />
are gon then twenty peeces more in some bodyes else, And saith that<br />
according to his office hee helped to dispatch away the said letters but<br />
what the said Samuel wrote in answer this deponent tooke not notice<br />
untill lately hee sawe this letters annexed to the said Allegation which [?together]<br />
with the Invoyces hee doth verily beleeve are written and firmed by the<br />
said Samuel Beake. And alsoe verily beleeveth that the<br />
respective goods mentioned therein and in the bills of Lading annexed [?XXX] [?XXX] were<br />
laden by the said Samuel Beake onboard the arlate ship ''ffortune''<br />
of Dantzick John Deplessey master<br />
to be transported from Bourdeaux to this Port of London and were to<br />
be delivered or that account [?XXXX] of the respective persons therein mentioned [?XXX]<br />
Twenty peeces of brandy sixty two tonnes and one hogshead of wine and three<br />
tunns and three hogsheads of vinegar [?XXX XXXX XXXX] for account and risgo of the said Arnold Beake<br />
(his said brother being in partnership with him) and ten peeces of Brandy<br />
marked as in the margent for the account and risgo of the arlate Peter Crosse [?XXX]
[MARKE, LH MARGIN]
a merchant of London.
Ad 10um arlum deponit That the said ship ''ffortune'' in her coursefrom Bourdeaux<br />
to London with the said goods in her was as hee understands taken by one of<br />
[?Carewes] Privateers and brought up first to Poole and then to [?XXX]<br />
and hee is [?XX] say seene letters from thence intimating that the Privateers have [?XXXXX] [?XXXX] destroyed [?a]<br />
great deale of the said Brandy and wine, and that [?XXX] [?took] away a Cable and other things<br />
andy a Cable and other things<br />
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