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THE SCATTERGOODS AND THE EAST INDIA COMPANY
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PERSIA ACCOUNTS.
1707-1708. Immediately on his arrival in Persia in 1707, John Scattergood appears to have occupied himself in settling up the affairs of Henry Bradshaw, with which task he had been entrusted by Governor Thomas Pitt, from whose Letter Books (B.M. Add. MSS. 22850, No. 86) we learn that Henry Bradshaw was the son of Samuel Bradshaw of Holbrooke, Derbyshire, that he was chief supercargo of the Nathanid, East Indiaman, and that he was preparing to go to Isfahan when he died. He left a will appointing his father executor, and Thomas Pitt and Gulston Addison, trustees, which last "put the care of his estate, which is all there [in Persia), under Mr. Lock the Agent, and Mr. Scattergood, with orders to remit the produce to us."
[3 (a) HENRY BRADSHAW's ACCOUNTS.
Gombroon Aprill the 20th 1707. Account Sundry Goods belonging to Mr. Henry Bradshaw Packet and Delivered the Cophala who is to deliver the same at Spahaune vizt. Bales.
Pieces. Peioes. N. 1 4 Soosies 48 lo. and 1f broad 2 6 Do. .. .. .. ..
458 ..
758. 3 12 Chucklaes 48 lo. and 1 broad ..
578. 4 6 Sanoes Bulgarie 24 lo. and 2 broad
380. 5 6 Laycowries 21 long and yard broad 6 3 Corodaries 20 long and 27 do.
128. 75 Sanoes Mahoonpore 24 long and 2 broad
260. 8 3 Do. Burroon 28 long and 2 broad ..
128. 9 3 Shaulbafts 18 long and 2 broad
388. 20 3 Hummums 24 long and 3 broad
128. 11 1 Cossos Maulda 36 long 2 wide .. 12 1 Romalls Bursoot 224 long and 11 broad Part of N. 13. .. .. ..
128. 13 2 Do. Radnagur 221 long and 11 broad 14 1 Cuttanees 13 long 17 broad .. ..
No. 13 part of said bale qt. Santa. Mullmulls 40 long and 2 broad 20 2 Mullmulls Santapore .. .. .. ..
214. In said bale Seerbunds with gold heads
183. 15 1 Elatchees Culcapore 14 long 14 broad ..
128. 16 2 Sanoes Cuttipore 24 long and 2 broad ..
128. 17 1 Doreas 40 long 2} broad fine ordinary
100. 18 8 Chests Sanoes Ballasore .. 19 2 Tepoyes Tussery 14 long and 14 broad
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CARDIMUMS. Account Charges on said Goods at Bundar (1707) vizt.
Shas. Coz. Shas. Cos. Trankey hire unloading his goods ..
80. - To homallage Packing 72 Bales
28.4. To Packers Do.
57. 6. To victualls for the Packers
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| SR No. | 032551 |
| Book Title | Indian Antiquary Vol 59 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Richard Carnac Temple, Charles E A W Oldham, S Krishnaswami Aiyangar, Devadatta Ramkrishna Bhandarka |
| Publisher | Swati Publications |
| Publication Year | 1986 |
| Total Pages | 380 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English |
| File Size | 16 MB |