Captured place: St Eustatius and its Dependencies (captured by Admiral Rodney, 3...

Captured place: St Eustatius and its Dependencies (captured by Admiral Rodney, 3 February 1781). Pieces HCA 42/149 to 153 contain 64 claims.

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Claims: Nos 34-49

Claim 34. Claimant: George William Soltan of Suffolk Lane, London, merchant in parternship with Paul Amsinck of the Steel Yard, London, on behalf of Mathias and Thomas Breese; Caspar Vought and Co; Graepel and Heiser; Peter Glashoff; Cordes and Gronmeyer; assignees of the estates and effects of Franz Peter His, bankrupt; Messrs Rucher and Wortmann, of Hamburg, German subjects; Blake and Kirchhoff, of Bremen, German subjects; Jean de St Vanne of Popplesdorf, Bavarian subject; Frederick Shroeder; Frederick Wilhelm Shoultzes widow and son, of Bremen, German subjects; Christian Blatter, native of Thriman, Switzerland, inhabitant of St Eustatius and now of the Danish Island of St Thomas. Attestations, exhibits in German and Dutch with translation, schedules of goods; material for this claim can also be found in claim 35 (1782-1791).

Claim 35. Claimant: William Mair of New Broad Street, London, on behalf of Anthony Doppey of Neuenhaus is a town in the county of Bentheim, subject of the British sovereign as Elector of Brunswick-Luneburg. Exhibits in German with translations, citation and monition; also contains material referring to claims 34, 49 and 55 (1783-1786).

Claim 36. No papers, see bundle of proctors' attestations in HCA 42/153

Claim 37. Claimant: George Henckell of London, of Roebuck and Henckell of London, British subjects, on behalf of Messrs Wallace Donaldson and Smith, British subjects, residing in St Eustatius. Attestations and schedule of goods (1784-1785).

Claim 38. Claimant: Hananel Mendes de Costa of Devonshire Square, London, of Messrs Hananel and Jacob Mendes da Costa of London, on behalf of himslef and his partner. Attestation and inhibition (1783-1790).

Claim 40. Claimant: Emanuel Philip Bize of London, on behalf of Gabriel and Zaccarie Ernst, brothers of the canton of Arau, Berne, Switzerland; Emanuel Marian & Co; Jean Lindenmeyer; Jean Luc and Cristopher Iselin; Nicholas Le Grand; Christophe Bourcard and sons; Jean Bremer L'Ainee; Battier and consors; Jean Jacques Baconfen and son; the widow Birr; Leonard Vischer & sons; Louis and Benoit respinger; Francois de Bary and Bischoff the younger; Jean Rodolph Stahelin; Emanuel de Emanuel Falckner; Abraham Gabriel Bize and others of Switzerland; Messrs Heyder & Co of Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Exhibits in French with translation (1783).

Claim 41. Claimant: William Jameson of Abchurch Lane, London, on behalf of himself and his brother and co-partner in trade Edward Jameson of Hugh Jameson and sons; John Breagh the younger; William Jameson William; William Cormack; Thomas Harding; John Shea, all of Cork, British subjects. Exhibits in French with translation, schedule of goods, inhibition, attestation (1783-1791).

Claim 42. Claimant: Luder Hoffham of Rotherhithe, Surrey, of Messrs Heinckin and Hoffham of Rotherithe, on behalf of Johan George Avemann and August Martin Gottlieb Avemann, of The Brothers Avemann, residents at Frankfurt am Main,German subjects. Exhibits in Dutch and German with translation, affidavit and attestation (1783-1787).

Claim 43. Claimant: Robert Maitland of Messrs Robert Robert and Ebenezer Maitland of London merchants, on behalf of Isaac Mee of Cork, Ireland, British subject. Attestations, exhibits, also contains copies of exhibits relating to claim 32 (1783-1791).

Claim 44. Claimant: Henry Heyman of the Old Jewry, London, of Messrs Schumacker and Heyman of London merchants, on behalf of Messrs Herman Heyman and sons, consisting of the brothers Gerhard and Herman Heyman burghers of Bremen. Exhibits in Dutch with translation, affidavits and attestations (1783-1787).

Claim 45. Claimant: John Centlivres of Founders Court Lothbury, London, on behalf of Messrs Jacques Francois Henchez and Victor Sylvett of Bern, Switzerland. Exhibits in French with translation, schedule of goods, inhibition, letters of attorney (1783-1791).

Claim 46. Claimant: Matthias Gale of Old Broad Street, London, of Messrs Gale Dawes and Stephenson of London merchants, British subjects, consisting of Matthias Gale, John Dawes and Daniel Stephenson (John Dawes having not interest in any transaction). Attestation (1783-1784).

Claim 47. Claimant: John Hawkins of Friday Street, London, merchant, British subjecthimself, for the goods sent out by Philip Hawkins, his brother deceased; John Kennedy and Co, of London; John Rowles of London, all British subjects. Attestations, schedule of good (1783-1790).

Claim 48. Claimant: Elizabeth Meade, widow, acting as the Widow of Augustin Meade, on behalf of Thomas Roche, burgher of the city of Bruges, in the Flanders, British subject (1783).

Claim 49. Claimant: Bartholomew Songa of Warnford Court Throngmorton Street, London, on behalf of Jean Ignace Hoenlein of Mentz, subject of the Elector of Mentz; Ignace Joseph de Wael of Antwerp, German subject; Ciprcaende Beir of Bruges, German subject; Johannes Van Popplelen of Ghent, German subject; Maria Jacob Lemahum of Courtenai, widow of Jacques Benoit, German subject; John William Wets of Bruges; German subject; Francis Sulivan of Cork, Ireland, British subject; John Crawford of London, British subject; Robert Pasley, native of Great Britain but resident in Lisbon, Portuguese subject; Fritam Joaquin de Franco Netto of Madeira, Portuguese subject; Jacob Jesumn Bazilay of Cuaron Jesumn and son of London, British subject. Exhibits in French and Spanish with translation, attestations; material for this claim can also be found in claim 35 (1783-1791).

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