# HCA Wage dataset

Notes:
Walpoole was servant to John Barnes; ship was seized in the Straits of Messina by Spanish galleys

Sources:
HCA 13/28, deposition of Thomas Pype, 21 September 1591


Notes:
Served from Amsterdam; paid 2 months at Hamburg; 3 months unpaid.

Sources:
HCA 13/28, deposition of Laurence Timradson, 12 November 1589


Notes:
Served 4 months, the company (all Dutch) to be discharged at Spain

Sources:
HCA 13/28, deposition of Barent Jonhson, 12 November 1589


Notes:
The company (all Dutch) to be discharged at Spain

Sources:
HCA 13/28, deposition of Lucas de Bucer, 12 November 1589


Notes:
Served 4 months, the ship was seized by Henry White

Sources:
HCA 13/28, deposition of Derrick Jacobson, 12 November 1589


Notes:
Wages for him and his two servants; served 3.5 months, ship forced back to Plymouth


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (40/60)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (26/39)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (25/37)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (20/30)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (25/37.5)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (24/46)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (23/36)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (30/37.5)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (22/33)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (16/24)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (28/42)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages 18/27)


Notes:
Prow was servant and apprentice to John Scotson

Sources:
HCA 13/118, answer of Thomas Babb, 21 March 1642[/3]


Sources:
HCA 13/118, answer of Thomas Babb, 24 March 1642[/3]


Notes:
Left the ship at Palermo; Babb promised to make it 24s 'if hee should deserve it'


Notes:
Served 3 years, owed 90 dollars for 9 months, gives exchange rate of 4s 6d per dollar [90 dollars = 405s/9 months = 45s per month]

Sources:
HCA 13/62, deposition of Thomas Williams, 1 November 1647


Notes:
Wages for Fitch and his servant Arthur Tanner; Fitch died during the voyage

Sources:
HCA 13/118, answer of William Courteene, 29 June 1643


Destinations:
Lisbon, Alicante, Genoa, Venice, Zante, Amsterdam

Notes:
Served 35 months; received £4 for the 3 months the ship served the Portuguese (i.e. wages 70/80s)

Sources:
HCA 13/118, answer of Thomas Beale, 29 March 1644; HCA 24/106/116


Notes:
Servant to Thomas Burley; shipped at Lisbon and served for 8 months 1 day

Sources:
HCA 13/118, answer of Thomas Beale, 29 March 1644


Notes:
Served 18 months 20 days, left the ship at Carthagena


Notes:
Servant to Robert Mudd; served 6 months 19 days, left the ship at Lisbon


Notes:
Wages for Tewe and his servant; served 32 months 15 days, left the ship from 8 July to 8 August 1642


Notes:
Shipped as boatswain's mate at 23s; on 10 August 1642, the chief boatswain died, and Fainte was promoted at 30s per month


Notes:
Served at least 9 months 15 days, which is due


Notes:
Served 16 months; lent the Master 8 reals, for which he is due 4s 2d


Destinations:
Alicante, Messina, Livorno, Naples, Venice, Gallipoli


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (25/27)


Notes:
24 December is when Josias Smith left the ship; Blake could have served longer

Sources:
HCA 13/59, deposition of Josias Smith, 6 February 1644[/5]; HCA 24/106/227


Notes:
Served 12 months, died during the voyage

Sources:
HCA 13/120, deposition of Nicholas Phillipps, 11 November 1647; HCA 24/106/66


Sources:
HCA 13/118, answer of Mathew Coachman, 23 February 1643[/4]; 24/106/57


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (24.5/26)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (22/22.5)


Notes:
Died at Guinea, served for three or five months

Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of Samuel Vassall, 17 November 1649


Notes:
Served 10.5/13 months, died during the voyage


Notes:
Served 40 months at £100 p.a., paid £38 18s 4d


Notes:
Served 7 months 15 days; abating half a ton of goods at 40s per ton


Notes:
Served 7 months 15 days; different sources give different wages (55/60); abating half a ton of goods at 40s per ton


Notes:
Served 7 months 15 days, also due half-pay for 2 months 15 days


Notes:
Due £24 'for wages and moneyes uniustly detayned from him'; served 7 months wanting 4 days, 36s out and 40s home


Notes:
Served 7 months 15 days; different sources give different wages (34/35)


Notes:
Served 7 months 15 days; different sources give different wages (36/40)


Notes:
Served 18 months 15 days; different sources give different wages (21.5/26)


Notes:
Served 7 months 15 days; different sources give different wages (12/13)


Destinations:
France, Waterford, Malaga, Alicante, Livorno

Notes:
Ship was seized 'by some Enemies of the Comonwealth'

Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of Daniel Bradly, 17 November 1656


Notes:
Served 7 months 15 days, 36s until the ship came to Livorno, then 11 dollars a month


Notes:
Served 4 months 25 days; different sources give different wages (20/25)


Notes:
Served 20 months 10 days, received 3 months at £10 10s


Notes:
Served 20 months 10 days, received 3 months at £6, also lent 59.5 reals to the Master, demands for this £14 17s 6d


Notes:
Served 11 1/2 months, received 3 months' wages, £4 2s 6d, deceased, wages claimed by administrator, as well as 18s for clothes sold at the mast


Sources:
HCA 13/59, deposition of Henry Minor, 14 June 1644


Sources:
HCA 13/59, deposition of Thomas Foster, 14 June 1644


Sources:
HCA 13/59, deposition of Nicholas Averye, 14 June 1644


Sources:
HCA 13/59, deposition of Elias Pilgrim, 1 May 1645


Sources:
HCA 13/59, deposition of William Bailye, 22 April 1645


Sources:
HCA 13/59, deposition of Samuel Gee, 23 April 1645


Sources:
HCA 13/60, deposition of Jonathan Harris, 20 May 1645


Sources:
HCA 13/60, deposition of John Fairclew, 21 May 1645


Notes:
Servant and apprentice to Henry Jones, served for 20 months, due £18


Destinations:
Majorca, 'Robedio', Malaga, Cádiz, Sanlúcar

Notes:
Paid for 5 months; different sources give different wages (65/70)

Sources:
HCA 13/119, answer of Charles Valey, 24 April 1646: HCA 24/108/3


Notes:
Served 11 months; different sources give different wages (40/50)


Notes:
Served 11 months, deducted 20s for not going into the Downs with the ship from Gravesend; different sources give different wages (40/41)


Notes:
Served 10 months 20 days, deducted 1s for two nights absent at Sánlucar


Notes:
Served 10 months 20 days, deducted 12d for one night ashore at Majorca


Notes:
Served 10 months 25 days, paid £2 7s 6d, deducted 12d for one night absent at Sánlucar


Notes:
Served 11 months, deducted 12d for one night absent at Cádiz


Notes:
Served 10 months 27 days, deducted 2s for 2 nights ashore at St Lucars and Majorca


Notes:
Served 10 months 25 days, deducted 3s for 3 nights absent at Majorca and Cádiz


Notes:
Served 10 months 20 days, deducted £1 for staying behind the ship at Cádiz to Sánlucar, from the Downs to Gravesend; 4s for 4 nights absent


Notes:
Served 10 months 28 days, deducted 2s for 2 nights ashore at Robedio


Notes:
Served 11 months, deducted 1s for 1 night ashore at Sánlucar


Notes:
Served 10 months 20 days, deducted 3s for 3 nights ashore at Sánlucar, Robedio


Notes:
Served 37-38 months, different sources give different wages (65/75); spent 5 months ashore 'uppon his owne occasions'

Sources:
HCA 13/62, depositions of Edward Clements, and George Brieris 9 March 1647[/8]; HCA 13/120, answer of William Haddocke, 8 March 1647[/8]; HCA 24/108/150


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (60/68/82, highest wages inclusive of wages for a servant)

Sources:
HCA 13/120, answer of Thomas Spencer, 21 November 1647; HCA 24/108/113, 132, 160


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (10/16)

Sources:
HCA 13/120, answer of Thomas Spencer, 21 November 1647; HCA 24/108/132, 160


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (40/50/60)


Notes:
For him and his servant, due £252; served 42 months


Notes:
Due £61; servant to Robert Hembricks, deceased


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (48/50)


Notes:
Servant to Thomas Crowdy for 2 months, then 'runn away so no wages due'

Sources:
HCA 13/120, answer of Thomas Spencer, 21 November 1647; HCA 24/108/132


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (40/45)


Notes:
Servant to Peter Holman; served 18 months; different sources give different wages (14/15)

Sources:
HCA 13/120, answer of Thomas Spencer, 21 November 1647


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (24/28/35)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (28/28.5/35)


Notes:
Served 43 months; different sources give different wages (24/30)

Sources:
HCA 13/120, answer of Thomas Spencer, 21 November 1647; HCA 24/108/113


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (21.5/25)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (20/30)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (23/24/28)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (25/26)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (22/25)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (21/24)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (39/43)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (32/35)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (28/30/38)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (20/21)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (15/20)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (18/22)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (18/20)


Notes:
Deceased, served 33 months; different sources give different wages


Notes:
Described as 'an insufficient man'; served 42 months; different sources give differnet wages (16/20)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (12/20)


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (23/25)


Notes:
Noted 'noe such man in the shipp'; served 43 months


Notes:
Served 42 months; different sources give different wages (21/22)


Notes:
Deceased, served 29 months 14 days; different sources give different wages (40/45)


Notes:
Servant to Thomas Nicholls [or William Scott?], served 42 months; different sources give different wages


Notes:
Deceased, served 10 months; different sources give different wages

Sources:
HCA 13/120, answer of Thomas Spencer, 21 November 1647; HCA 24/108/113, 132


Notes:
Deceased, served 5 months; different sources give different wages (16/22)


Notes:
Deceased, served 20 months; different sources give different wages (21/25)


Notes:
Served 42 months, different sources give different wages (20/21)


Notes:
Served 42 months, different sources give different wages (15/18)


Notes:
Deceased, served 29 months; different sources give different wages (29/30)


Notes:
Servant to William Kitchen, served 42 months


Sources:
HCA 13/60, deposition of Richard Jewell, 12 February 1645[/6]


Sources:
HCA 13/60, deposition of Francis White, 12 February 1645[/6]


Notes:
Served 40 months at 120s, 20 months 10 days at 160s, 26 weeks keeping ship at 10s per week


Notes:
Entered pay after departure from Newfoundland [shares before then?]

Sources:
HCA 13/119, answer of Francis Smith, 5 June 1646


Notes:
Served 20 months, apprentice to Edmund Chapman

Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of Griffin Kinge, 23 February 1649[/50]


Notes:
Served 4 months 12 days as master's mate, then 25 months 28 days as master at 120s


Notes:
Wages for him and his mate, served 30 months 10 days


Notes:
Served 'about fifteen months', amounting to £30; different sources give different times

Sources:
HCA 13/120, answer of Miles Cawson, 17 January 1647[/8]; HCA 24/108/101


Notes:
Served 'about fifteen months', amounting to £35 7s 6d;  different sources give different times


Notes:
Shone also had 12 months' worth of tobacco

Sources:
HCA 13/62, deposition of Richard Shone, 10 September 1647


Notes:
Died during the voyage, after 8 months;  different sources give different times

Sources:
HCA 13/71, deposition of William Peters, 15 March 1655[/6]; HCA 13/127, answer of John Harris, 11 June 1656; HCA 24/112/148


Notes:
Apprentice to Mitchell; after Mitchell's death promoted to Master's mate, at 60s; served 18 months;  different sources give different times


Notes:
Apprentice to Mitchell; after Mitchell's death promoted to Boatswain, at 30s; served 18  months;  different sources give different times


Notes:
At Easter 1648 was promoted to chief mate at 55s


Notes:
Deposition gives guilders (32) and sterling equivalent, libel gives 70s

Sources:
HCA 13/61, deposition of Hercules Arentson, 19 May 1649; HCA 24/108/155


Notes:
Deposition gives guilders (22) and sterling equivalent


Destinations:
Newfoundland, Genoa, Venice, Alicante, 'Barbary', Cádiz

Sources:
HCA 13/62, deposition of George Horsfall, 23 January 1649[/50]


Sources:
HCA 13/62, deposition of Jasper Stephens, 22 January 1649[/50]


Sources:
HCA 13/62, deposition of Thomas Heathfeild, 22 January 1649[/50]


Notes:
Served 21 months, as carpenter's mate at 29s then promoted to carpenter at 40s

Sources:
HCA 13/62, deposition of John Goare, 23 January 1649[/50]


Notes:
Served 16 months, left the ship at Cádiz, different sources give different wages (26/27)

Sources:
HCA 13/62, depositions of Thomas Latham, 22 February 1649[/50], and Edward Wormewood, 11 April 1650


Notes:
Served 13 months 23 days, left the ship [at Venice?]; claimed 23 months 12 days in allegation

Sources:
HCA 13/62, depositions of John Gore, 4 March 1649[/50], and Edward Wormewood, 7 March 1649[/50]; HCA 24/109/280


Notes:
Allegation gives different wages (38/40), served for 10 months and a week


Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of Francis Ashmore, 17 January 1649[/50]; HCA 24/109/262


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £22 18s; on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages

Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of Francis Ashmore, 17 January 1649[/50]; HCA 24/109/253


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £30; on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £20 17s: on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £20 18s; on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £16 3s; on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £22 16s; on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £18 18s; on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages


Notes:
Served 30 months 25 days, paid £6 8s; on 6 July 1647, entered fishing until 16 September, when returned to wages


Notes:
Served 9 [Ashmore claimed 3] months, paid £5 14s


Notes:
Served 9 [Ashmore claimed 3]  months, paid £3


Notes:
Served 9 [Ashmore claimed 3] months, paid £3


Notes:
Served 9 [Ashmore claimed 3] months, paid £3 18s


Notes:
Served 9 [Ashmore claimed 3] months, paid £3; different sources give different wages (20/24)


Notes:
Deceased, served 6 months, wanting six days

Sources:
HCA 3/43, fos 388v, 427v; HCA 13/62, deposition of John Wakeham, 22 February 1649[/50]


Notes:
received £13 13s 7d for 12 months and 22 days, having already been paid for 16 months

Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of John Vaughan, 11 September 1655


Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of John Cole, 24 September 1649


Sources:
HCA 13/129, answer of Robert Oxwicke & co, 9 February 1658[/9]


Notes:
Ship was cast away; different sources give different wages (20/40)

Sources:
HCA 13/72, deposition of John Picknoll, 17 September 1658; HCA 13/129, answer of Robert Oxwicke & co, 9 February 1658[/9]


Sources:
HCA 13/62, deposition of Shidrac Benfeild, 31 July 1649; HCA 24/109/134


Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer Benjamin Gunson 18 August 1649; of HCA 24/109/141


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (34/36)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (26/30)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (24/26)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (20/23)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (18/23)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (19/20)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (30/34)


Sources:
HCA 13/121, answer of Robert Land, 21 May 1649


Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of James Wiche, 20 December 1649


Notes:
Ship was seized by a royalist ship; different sources give different wages (46/47)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a royalist ship; also paid to his son 3s 3d a month


Sources:
HCA 3/43, fo. 413v; HCA 13/122, answer of James Wiche, 20 December 1649


Notes:
Ship was seized by a royalist ship; different sources give different wages (22/23)


Notes:
Ship was seized by a royalist ship; paid 17s 6d in half pay for 1 month


Notes:
Ship was seized by a royalist ship; paid 10s 8d in half pay for 1 month


Destinations:
Rochelle, Bristol, Newfoundland, Marseilles, Toulon


Sources:
HCA 13/121, answer of John Kempsall and William Coplen, 26 May 1649; HCA 24/108/146


Sources:
HCA 13/121, answer of John Kempsall and William Coplen, 26 May 1649; HCA 24/108/146; HCA 24/109/114


Sources:
HCA 13/121, answer of John Kempsall and William Coplen, 26 May 1649; HCA 24/108/146; HCA 24/109/349; HCA 24/109/114


Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; with his servant, who received no wages

Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of Isaac Woodgreene, 3 October 1649


Destinations:
Brittany, Genoa, Ancona, 'Peyra', Venice

Notes:
Ship was seized by a French ship; different sources give different wages (65/75)

Sources:
HCA 13/62, depositions of William Avery and James Perrot, 18 March 1649[/50]


Notes:
Served 13 months 12/13 days; different sources give different wages (60/75) and different times

Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of Samuel Stanton, 27 February 1649[/50]; HCA 24/109/290


Notes:
Served 13 months 12/13 days; different sources give different times


Notes:
Served 14 months 15 days; deserted at Livorno and forfeited his wages; different sources give different times


Notes:
Served 13 months 12/13 days; different sources give different wages and times


Notes:
Served 13 months 12/13 days; different sources give different wages (23/25); paid £10


Notes:
Served 13 months 12/13 days; different sources give different wages (17/18); paid £5


Notes:
Served 13 months 12/13 days; different sources give different wages (28/30)


Notes:
Served 13 months 12/13 days; different sources give different wages (20/26)


Notes:
Served 4/7 months; different sources give different times


Notes:
Served 2 months 21 days/3 months, paid £1 10s; different sources give different wages (22/24) and times


Notes:
Served 2 months 21 days/3 months, paid £1 10s


Notes:
Served 4/5 months; different sources give different times


Sources:
HCA 13/122, answer of Samuel Stanton, 27 February 1649[/50]


Notes:
Also mentions other mariners paid 55s and 48s for the voyage

Sources:
HCA 13/61, deposition of Isaac Avys, 9 May 1649


Sources:
HCA 13/61, deposition of Andrew Dennis, 10 May 1649


Notes:
Served 10 months 3 weeks at 30s, 8 months at 40s, paid £5 10s


Notes:
Served 12 months at 36s and 6 months three weeks at 22s, paid £3 10s


Notes:
Served 12 months at 24s and 6 months 3 weeks at 22s, paid £3


Notes:
Wages for him and his servant, served 7 months 18 days


Notes:
Wage for him and his servant, served 11 months


Notes:
Wages for him and his servant, served 21 months


Notes:
Apprentice to Thomas Preist; served thirteen months 'and odd days'


Destinations:
New England, Livorno, Messina, Alexandria


Notes:
Ship was seized; paid 20 dollars per month [20 dollars x 4.5s = 90s]; served 7 months

Sources:
HCA 13/71, deposition of John Wood, 26 August 1654


Notes:
Ship was seized; served 6 months 16 days


Notes:
Ship was seized; served  5 months 18 days


Notes:
Ship was seized; served 5 months 22 days


Notes:
Ship was seized; served 8 months 27 days


Notes:
Died defending the ship when it was seized by 'Turkes'


Notes:
Agreement made by his master, Benjamin Turner

Sources:
HCA 3/46, fos 243r-v, 442r; HCA 13/127, answer of Thomas Paris & James Denew, undated


Notes:
Different sources give different wages; (26/28)

Sources:
HCA 3/46, fos 243r-v, 442r; HCA 13/70, deposition of Christopher Hamlin, 9 September 1654; HCA 13/127, answer of Thomas Paris & James Denew, undated


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (26/28)


Sources:
HCA 3/46, fo. 243v; HCA 13/127, answer of Thomas Paris & James Denew, undated


Notes:
Died on 6 November 1652; different sources give different wages (26/28)


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (34/36)


Notes:
Noted as 'included in the masters wages'


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (100/110/120)

Sources:
HCA 3/46, fos. 243v, 442r; HCA 13/127, answer of Thomas Paris & James Denew, undated


Sources:
HCA 3/46, fo. 442r; HCA 13/127, answer of Thomas Paris & James Denew, undated


Destinations:
Iskanderun, Cyprus, Zante, Porta Ferrara

Notes:
Paid 40s in service of the ship, 50s while hired by the Commonwealth

Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of Edward Court, 14 December 1654


Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of Henry Hughes, 15 December 1654


Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of Henry Gleade, 12 January 1654[/5]


Notes:
Paid 32s in service in the ship, 50s while hired by the Commonwealth, 'each moneth at 28 daies'

Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of William Jefferey, 13 February 1654[/5]


Notes:
Winn accused as 'altogether unfitt' for his employment; merchants refused freight because of damage to wines 'drawne out by the Company'


Sources:
HCA 13/127, answer of Michael Yoakely, 31 December 1655


Notes:
Paid 14 guilders [14 guilders x 2s =  8s]

Sources:
HCA 13/127, answer of Henry Vanderberg, undated


Notes:
Paid 22 guilders [22 guilders x 2s = 44s]


Notes:
Paid 41 guilders [82 guilders x 2s = 82s]


Destinations:
Ireland, Madeira, St Christopher's, Virginia


Notes:
Still £15 or £16 unpaid; different sources give different wages (40/45)


Notes:
Ship was forced into Venetian service, then seized by a Tripoli ship; carried to Algiers after the capture

Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of William Wilmott, undated [1657?]; HCA 24/113/239


Notes:
Ship was forced into Venetian service, then seized by a Tripoli ship; carried to Algiers after the capture; different sources give different wages (40/51)


Notes:
Due £22 15s, and carried goods in the ship worth £50; died during the voyage


Notes:
Different sources give different times and wages (80/100); also 40s 'per hundred of and for every hundred pounds worth of goods', as he was also supercargo's assistant [after his brother 'defected'?]

Sources:
HCA 3/46, fo. 447r; HCA 13/72, deposition of Thomas Browning, 13 March 1656[/7]; HCA 24/112/81


Notes:
Also 40s per £100 of goods, as assistant; 'defected' at Cádiz; different sources give different times

Sources:
HCA 13/72, answer of Adrian Vanderpost, 6 June 1656; HCA 24/112/167


Notes:
After Newfoundland, forced back to Bristol by a storm

Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of James Salmon, 24 January 1654[/5]


Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of Richard Vaughan, 25 January 1645[/5]


Notes:
Served 16 months and 18 days, was 'absent or wanting' 4 or 5 days; received 14 and a half months pay, because he left the ship at Venice

Sources:
HCA 13/127, answer of Edward Ross, 13 June 1656


Notes:
Originally took passage to the Downs to join the state ship Welcome, which had already left; then agreed to serve Ross for 5 or 6 years for 'clothes meate & drinke', but no pay, being 15 years old


Notes:
Served 10 months 18 days, due £24 18s 2d


Notes:
Served 10 months 13 days, due £20 17s 4d


Notes:
Served 10 months 10 days, due £26 17s 4d


Notes:
Served 10 months 11 days, due £28 10s 2d


Notes:
Served 10 months 26 days, due £21 14s 8d


Notes:
Served 10 months 18 days, due £22 15s 5d


Notes:
Served 10 months 11 days, due £19 13s 10d


Notes:
Served 10 months 26 days, due £19 11s 6d


Notes:
Ship proved leaky and returned to England; £8 due to him [160s/7 months = 22.85s per month]

Sources:
HCA 13/71, deposition of William Dyxon, 25 April 1656


Notes:
Ship proved leaky and returned to England

Sources:
HCA 13/71, deposition of Thomas Sharpe, 25 April 1656


Sources:
HCA 13/72, deposition of John Nash, 26 November 1658


Notes:
Served 10 months 25 days/11 months, servant to Michael Samuel; different sources give different wages


Notes:
Served for 13 months, then pressed into the navy


Notes:
Noted as 'a servant by the yeare for [th]e yearely wages of three pounds'; 50s due to him [60s/12 months = 5s per month]

Sources:
HCA 13/70, deposition of George Watts, 27 September 1655


Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of John Rich, 21 October 1656


Notes:
He 'continued…by the space of nine months and foure daies', and was then pressed


Notes:
After Norway, ship was forced into Newcastle; pressed into the navy at Gravesend


Notes:
Total £135 4s; £88 paid in money, £32 16s 3d in freight, leaving £14 18s 1d; different sources give different times and wages (85/86)

Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of Richard Swan, 15 November 1658, and Heny Darces, undated [1658?]


Notes:
Total £103 15s 8d; £87 in money, £3 2s freight, due £13 13s; different sources give different times


Notes:
Paid 60s for voyage to Porta Veala, a 'dangerous voyage', 24 January-24 April 1683; when his father died he became Master, at 120s


Notes:
Hired as boatswain at 45s; promoted to mate on 1 August 1683 at 70s; promoted to Master on 7 September 1683 at £100


Notes:
Due £63 18s 8d for 18 months 8 days, reecived £7


Notes:
Served 6.5 months, then became Master for 2 months; different sources give different wages as Master (100/120)

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Abraham Williams, 16 July 1684; HCA 24/121/164


Notes:
Served 9 months; different sources give different wages (36/40)


Notes:
Served in the ship on more than one voyage?


Destinations:
*Alicante, *Marseilles, Carthagena, Majorca, Barcelona


Notes:
Served 10 months as boatswain at 38s, then 6 months as mate at 65s


Notes:
40s for the voyage to Bordeaux; then six weeks while the ship lay at Cowes and Plymouth at 24s per month


Notes:
50s for the voyage to Bordeaux; then six weeks while the ship lay at Cowes and Plymouth at 24s per month


Notes:
£5 for the voyage to Bordeaux; then six weeks while the ship lay at Cowes and Plymouth at 50s per month


Notes:
Served 1 month 10 days at £40, 8 months at 55s, and 10 months 5 days at £60


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Roger Paxton, 20 October 1686


Notes:
Total £87 16s 4d; £49 6s 5d money, £18 17s 6d freight, leaving £19 12s 6d.

Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of Heny Darces, undated [1658?]


Notes:
And his servant Thomas Wallinger; total £111 15s 4d; paid £95 6s 4d, leaving £16 9s


Notes:
And his servant Henry Shuttleworth; total £87 16s 8d; paid £71 6s 8d, leaving £16 10s


Notes:
Total £41 10s 3d; paid £32 11s 8d money, £1 7s 3d freight, leaving £7 16s


Notes:
And his servant John Rooke; total £127 14s 8d; paid £77 2s money, £5 5s freight, leaving £45 7s 2d


Notes:
Total £51; paid £40 4s money, £5 5s freight; leaving £5 11s


Notes:
Total £85 18s 9d; paid £69 8s 4d, leaving £16 10s; different sources give different times


Notes:
Total £44 14s 3d; paid £36 6s, leaving £8 8s 8d


Notes:
Total £44 14s 3d; paid £36 6s 3d, leaving £8 8s


Notes:
Total £51 2s; paid £41 10s, leaving £9 12s


Notes:
Total £41 10s 3d; paid £33 14s 3d, leaving £7 16s


Notes:
Total £57 5s 4d; paid £47, leaving £10 5s 4d


Notes:
Total £41 3s, paid £33 7s, leaving £7 16s


Notes:
Total £46 14s 4d; paid £36 13s 2d money, 12s freight, leaving £9 9s 2d


Notes:
Total £42 17s; paid £37 16s 10d, leaving £5 2d


Notes:
Served 11 months 8 days; deserted at Barbados


Notes:
Served 7 months 8 days, but was accused of being 'unskilfull'.


Notes:
Entered halfpay 6 January; different sources give different times

Sources:
HCA 13/127, answer of John Vincent, undated [1656?]; HCA 24/112/181


Notes:
Davies demanded 50s 'in hand', was offered 30s and refused, was then paid 45s 'in hand'; entered halfpay 6 January; different sources give different times


Notes:
Noted 'otherwise called Christian Derrick'; also due £2 2s 6d 'from a former voyage' different sources give different wages (38/40) and times


Notes:
Hired by James Askewe the chief mate; different sources give different times


Notes:
They arrived at Bristol on 31 December, 'which day wages are demanded'; the crew 'were to serve after that rate for a lesser time then a moneth'

Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of William Simons, undated [1657-8?]


Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of William Harvey, 22 October 1658


Notes:
Served 31 months, due £89 18s, received £46 8s

Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of William Harvey, 22 October 1658; HCA 24/113/199


Notes:
Served 31 months, due £68 4s, received £26 8s


Notes:
Served 31 months, due £62, received £25 5s


Notes:
Served 31 months, due £52 14s, received £27 4s; different sources give different wages (32/34)


Notes:
Served 30 months 17 days, due £38 [?]s, received £20; different sources give different wages and times


Notes:
Served 30 months 17 days, due £51 18s, received £27 4s; different sources give different wages (32/34)


Notes:
Served 29 months and 17 days, due £55 [?]s, received £21 8s;


Notes:
Served 12 months, due £34 [?]s, received £9


Notes:
Served 9.5 months, due £14 [?]s, received £6 15s


Notes:
Served 9.5 months, due £14 [?]s, received £2 10s


Notes:
Served 7 months, due £12 [?]s, received £3; different sources give different wages (34/55)


Notes:
Served 7 months, due £10 [?]s, received £3; different sources give different wages (29/30)


Notes:
Served 31 months, due £52 14s, received £22 13s


Notes:
Served 22 months, due £34, received £9 12s


Notes:
Served 31 Months, due £38 15s, received £2 10s


Notes:
Paid £28 per annum [560s/12 = 46.6s per month]; served 31 months, due £73 10s, received £6 5s


Notes:
Due £12; received £3 'before he went out', 4s 10d 'upon Cloathes', leaving £8 15s 2d

Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of Richard Batson & Humphrey Beane, 13 January 1656[/7]


Notes:
Due £15; received £3 'before he went out', 2s 2d 'upon cloathes', leaving £11 17s 10d


Notes:
Due £5; received 20s before, and £1 2s 6d in clothes, leaving £2 17s 6d


Notes:
Served five months, received 35s 'before he went out', 3s 4d on clothes, leaving £6 16s 8d


Notes:
Received 39s 'before he went out', 15s 4d 'for cloathes', leaving £7 0s 8d


Notes:
Received £1 18s 'before his goeing out', 2s 8d 'for cloathes', leaving £6 9s 4d


Notes:
Received £1 14s 'before his departure', 15s 4d 'for cloathes', leaving £6 0s 8d


Notes:
Hired at 60 guilders [60 guilders x 2s = 120s], due 960 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 38 guilders [38 guilders x 2s = 76s], due 608 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 20 guilders [20 guilders x 2s = 40s], due 320 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 30 guilders [30 guilders x 2s = 60s], due 480 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 15 guilders [15 guilders x 2s = 30s], due 240 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 13 guilders [13 guilders x 2s = 26s], due 208 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 12 guilders [13 guilders x 2s = 24s], due 192 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 7 guilders [7 guilders x 2s = 14s], due 112 guilders


Notes:
Hired at 5 guilders [5 guilders x 2s = 10s], due 80 guilders


Notes:
Other mariners on the ship were paid by the voyage


Notes:
Hired at Havre de Grace for 15 guilders [15 guilders x 2s = 30s], due £16 5s 6d


Notes:
Hired at Lisbon at 34 guilders [34 guilders x 2s = 68s], due £32 4s 6d


Notes:
Hired at Lisbon at 24 guilders [24 guilders x 2s = 48s], due £23 8s 4d


Notes:
Hired at Lisbon at 24 guilders [24 guilders x 2s = 48s], due £22 1s 6d


Notes:
Hired at Lisbon at 15 guilders [15 guilders x 2s = 30s], due £13 5s 6d


Sources:
HCA 3/47, fo. 292r; HCA 13/72, deposition of John Moore, 23 April 1657


Sources:
HCA 13/72, deposition of John Worke, 26 June 1657


Sources:
HCA 13/72, deposition of John Mossey, 26 June 1657


Sources:
HCA 13/72, deposition of Haniball Jennings, 31 July 1657


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Dunkirk ship; served 4 months 27 days: due £10 8s 3d


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Dunkirk ship; served 4 months 27 days: due £17 16s 6d


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Dunkirk ship; served 4 months 27 days: due £8 1s 6d


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Dunkirk ship; served 4 months 27 days: due £7 16s 6d


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Dunkirk ship; served 4 months 17 days: due £7 6s


Notes:
Also for George Smith, his servant; he had four apprentices in the ship [does not give their wages]

Sources:
HCA 13/129, answer of William Leefield, John Catlyn, undated [1659?]


Sources:
HCA 13/71, deposition of Thomas Constant, 30 October 1657


Sources:
HCA 13/128, answer of William Croford, 22 September 1657


Notes:
Served 16.75 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 13.75 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 14.75 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 15.75 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 13.75, 'deserted [th]e ship at Bristoll'; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 15.75 months; received 3 months wages


Notes:
Served 11.75, 'deserted [th]e ship at Bristoll'; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 14 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 15 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 14.5 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 14.25 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 12.25 months; received 3 months' wages


Notes:
Served 11 months, 'deserted the s[ai]d ship at Bristoll'; received 3 months' wages


Destinations:
'Redon' (France), Lisbon, Marseilles, Livorno, the Levant, Tunis

Sources:
HCA 13/72, deposition of William Clarkeson, 27 October 1658


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Spanish ship; different sources give different times

Sources:
HCA 13/72, deposition of William Clarkeson, 27 October 1658; HCA 24/113/154


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Spanish ship; different sources give different wages (45/50) and times


Destinations:
*Genoa, *Livorno, Marseilles, Cyprus, Iskanderun

Notes:
Ship was cast away; arrived at Cyprus 1 April 1658, where the mariners were paid; different sources give different wages (33/34) and times

Sources:
HCA 13/129, answer of Francis Fowke, 5 March 1658[/9]; HCA 24/113/205


Notes:
Ship was cast away; served 8 months, due £24


Notes:
Ship was cast away; served  8 months, due £10 10s


Notes:
Ship was cast away; served 8 months, due £10 16s


Notes:
Ship was cast away; served 8 months, due £11 12s


Notes:
Ship was cast away; served 8 months, due £11 4s


Notes:
Ship was seized by a Genoese ship; wages for him also, 5s for his servant


Notes:
Set sail in February; contracted not to receive pay if the ship sank within the first 8 months; ship was cast away

Sources:
HCA 13/129, answer of Nathaniel Coldicke, 5 May 1662


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (36/40)

Sources:
HCA 13/129, answer of Jeremy Tye, 15 August 1662


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (21/23)


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Arthur Mackworth, 3 March 1675[/6]


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Robert Carr, 8 September 1675


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of John Rice, 19 May 1675


Notes:
Fraser was captured (or deserted) in an engagement against the Dutch

Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Alexander Johnson, 23 January 1676[/7]


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Edward Mugford, 24 January 1676/7


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of William Lloyd, 24 January 1676/7


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of John Neales, 24 January 1676[/7]


Notes:
Ship ran aground and the company abandoned it

Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Robert Cocker, 29 July 1676


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Robert Cocker, 29 July 1676; HCA 23/22/124


Notes:
Pressed into the naval ship Swallow at Livorno

Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of William Ladbrooke, 26 March 1675


Notes:
10s was deducted from his pay for missing goods

Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Abraham Austin, 6 August 1679


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Nicholas Oliver, 28 June 1678


Notes:
Served 15 months, hired at Milford Haven to replace men who ran away


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Thomas Gray, 20 October 1677


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Daniel Loker, 5 November 1677


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Richard Hart, 15 September 1677


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of John Chapman, 15 September 1677


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Joseph Ransley, 15 December 1677


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Jeremie Rosendale, 17 December 1677


Notes:
The Master hired 'severall of her Ordinary Seamen' for 25s per month

Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Michael Staples, 16 June 1682


Notes:
Hired as a foremast man at 21s, promoted to boatswain at 40s

Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Thomas Edwards, 28 March 1681


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Peter Eaton, 31 March 1681


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Joseph Reeve, 30 March 1681


Destinations:
Amsterdam, Canary Islands, Barbados, Nevis

Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Robert Henry, 29 November 1681


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Jonathan Maynard, 13 January 1681[/2]


Sources:
HCA 13/78, deposition of Ralph Howard, 4 July 1682


Notes:
Ship was cast away; imprisoned by the Portuguese governor of Mozambique after the ship sank

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of James Callant, 23 February 1684/5


Notes:
Demoted to mariner (at 25s) on 21 June 1681


Notes:
Keilhout was owner of 1/8 of the ship, and due 20 Rix dollars or 50 guilders, which source states is £4 10s


Notes:
Money deducted for damage and lying ashore; paid some wages in the Carribean


Notes:
Served 2.5 months as a foremast man at 26s, then 9.5 months as boatswain at 38s


Notes:
Served for 10 months as mate at 60s, but after the Master's death served for 10.5 months as master at 120s


Notes:
At the 'River Piscara', Kitchingman was sent out in the long boat and did not return

Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of William Deezon, 3 January 1684[/5]


Notes:
Forced ashore in East Africa; cf. TNA DEL 1/181


Notes:
Accused of mutiny; different sources give different wages (59/70)

Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of John Browne, 14 November 1683; HCA 24/121/100, 101


Notes:
Drowned in the voyage, wagesdue to his executrix, Jane Beard alias Anderson


Notes:
Served 10 months 18 days at £2, 3 months 26 days at £3, received 7s


Notes:
Wages for him and his servant; received £5


Notes:
Wages for him and his servant; received £3 15s


Notes:
Hired as surgeon at 60, on 10 August 1683 promoted to surgeon and second mate at 80


Notes:
Promoted to first mate at 80s on 13 July 1683; received £1 7s


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Robert Pelley, 13 July 1687


Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of Robert Chasely, 24 September 1684


Notes:
Promoted to boatswain on 7 October 1683 at 28s


Notes:
Hired for halfpay on 28 September 1682; different sources give different times

Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of Thomas Stone, undated [1683-4?]; HCA 24/121/126


Notes:
Accused of negligence, and that he agreed to 'relinquish' his wages and accepted £9 for the voyage; different give claim different times

Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of John Perryman, 25 April 1684; HCA 24/121/129


Notes:
Also claims for expenses spent for the ship


Notes:
Hired at Barbados, served 7 months 10 days at 50s, then the rest of the voyage at 60s


Notes:
Served 19 months, received 3 months' wages at Barbados


Notes:
Served 19 months, received 6 months' wages at Barbados


Notes:
Served 10 months, then promoted to boatswain at 45s, served 9 months 10  days, received 6 months' wages at Barbados


Notes:
Served 19 months, received 4 months' wages at Barbados


Notes:
Hired at Barbados, served 5 months 10 days


Notes:
Hired at Barbados, served 6 months 6 days


Notes:
Ship was seized by the Hudson's Bay Company

Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of Charles Boone and John Devall, 26 May 1684


Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of John Blackwell, 2 November 1686


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of James Morris, 25 July 1685


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Robert Sargent, 27 July 1685


Notes:
Hired for a voyage to Guinea, which was 'overthrown'; then hired for Jamaica, which was also 'laid aside'

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of John Wood, 18 February 1687/8


Notes:
Hired for a voyage to Guinea as mate at 70s, which was 'overthrown'; then hired for Jamaica as quartermaster at 30s, which was also 'laid aside'


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of David Carter, 21 February 1687/8


Notes:
Short deserted when the ship ran aground at Carolina, and was hired aboard another ship at 45s

Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of George Clarke, 1 March 1686/7


Notes:
Estimate of what the plaintiffs deserved

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Francis Gaire, 27 January 1686/7


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Arthur Dobbs, 8 July 1685


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Phillipp Roberts, 8 July 1687


Destinations:
Cádiz, Napoli di Romania, Venice, Naples

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Marmaduke Scaper, 14 September 1688; HCA 13/132, answer of Francis Rainsford, 12 November 1688


Notes:
Different sources give different wages (60/62)


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Henry Bradley, 18 September 1688; HCA 13/132, answer of Francis Rainsford, 12 November 1688


Notes:
Paid and discharged at Venice; different sources give different wages (23/26/30)

Sources:
HCA 13/79, depositions of Marmaduke Scaper, 14 September 1688, and Henry Bradley, 18 September 1688; HCA 13/132, answer of Francis Rainsford, 12 November 1688


Notes:
Died at Napoli di Romania, in Morea; different sources give different wages (23/26)


Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of Francis Rainsford, 12 November 1688


Notes:
Shipped at Carthagena, paid and discharged at Cadiz after 2 months 23 days


Notes:
Shipped at Livorno as a Foremast man, promoted to Cooper at 28s, on 8 March 1686, paid and discharged at Venice


Notes:
Shipped at Cadiz after previous boatswain was discharged, paid and discharged at Venice


Notes:
Paid and discharged at Napoli di Romania


Notes:
Shipped at Naples, paid and discharged at Cadiz


Notes:
Shipped at Zante, paid and discharged at Napoli di Romania


Notes:
Shipped at Napoli di Romania, paid and discharged at Venice


Notes:
Served on a voyage from Jamaica to the Bahamas, which ended on 31 December 1685; then paid at London in September 1686, but ordered to continue for another voyage

Sources:
HCA 13/79 deposition of James Balfour, 7 January 1687[/8]


Notes:
Fell sick and was dismissed, and paid 15s


Notes:
On 14 September 1686, the Master was killed, and Rea became Master at 200s

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Samuel Gilman, 24 January 1689


Notes:
Two months wages paid to the company 'for press money', and two months more, but for Gilman the rest of his wages paid to Mary Udall, widow of Henry Udall the former Master, whose servant Gilman was


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Giles Katchpoole, undated [1689?]


Notes:
Continued as Chief mate for 10 months, but then Second mate was promoted Chief mate; received 9 months' pay at Venice

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Thomas Jones, 2 May 1688


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of David Shaw, 4 May 1688


Notes:
Hired as second mate at 35s, at Venice promoted to Chief mate at 60s, and after Master's death became Master

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of James Latham, 28 May 1688


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of James Holding, 22 July 1689


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Josiana Ravens, 22 July 1689


Notes:
During the return journey, pressed out of the ship into the naval ship Ruby

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Thomas Harrison, 23 July 1689


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Thomas Meadows, 14 June 1688


Notes:
Still due 2 months 3 weeks' pay; received 12 months' pay

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Thomas Meadows, 14 June 1688, and William Brandis, 20 June 1688


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of John White, 14 June 1688


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Samuel Andrews, 14 June 1688


Notes:
Received 11s 6d, 'he behaving himselfe ill put ashoare at Virginia'

Sources:
HCA 13/132, answer of Daniel Foe, 9 July 1688


Notes:
Discharged at Seville in the middle of November 1687, but then came aboard the Digby Ketch again on 1 January 1688

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of James Cloghorne, 9 May 1688


Notes:
Hired at 30s, but then paid 34s from November 1687, because he kept an account of the goods


Notes:
Hired for 22s if they returned from Lisbon, 24s if the ship was ordered for Barbary

Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Charles Sanders, 15 June 1688; HCA 23/22/241


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Charles Sanders, 15 June 1688


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of William Pound, 4 October 1689


Sources:
HCA 13/79, deposition of Joseph Wakeham, 24 August 1689


