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Master, and set fire to his house. / HERMAN STRODTMAN was indicted at the Old Bailey, on three several indictments. The first was for the murder of Peter Wolter, his
fellow servant, on the 27th of April, 1701: the second, for breaking open the house of Messieurs Stein and Dorien, and stealing a watch and other things, the property of
the said Peter Wolter; and the third for stealing divers goods, the property of Herman Frederick Dorien, on the day before mentioned. / From the depositions of the
witnesses it appeared, that the prisoner having been discharged the service of Messieurs Stein and Dorien, for some misdemeanours, about three days before the fact
was committed, took lodgings at the Sun Alehouse in Queenstreet, and told the master of the house, that his father was a merchant in Saxony, and that he was come to
London to learn the English language, after which he was to go to the West Indies; and that his cloaths were to arrive that evening by the carrier. .... // The Confession
of HERMAN STRODTMAN. ―In the year 1683, or a little before, I was born at Revel in Lisland, and had the happiness to come of a good family; my parents being of some
account in the world, and also a godly and religious people, who took great care of my education. / About the year 1694, my father sent me to school to Lubeck, where I
continued till Michaelmas 1698. From thence I went to Hamburgh, and staid there till I set out for England. I arrived at London in March following, and (together with one
Peter Wolter, who came with me to England) was bound apprentice to Mr. Stein and Mr. Dorien, merchants, and partners in London. Peter Wolter and myself, having
been fellow-travellers, and being now fellow-prentices, we lived for some time very friendly and lovingly together, till about August last, when his sister was married to
one of our masters, Mr. Dorien. ....‖ Accessed on: http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=QOdCAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA32&dq=#v=onepage&q&f=false
National Archives > Cosserat's Naturalisation Act HL/PO/JO/10/1/469/871 9 Jan 1694 > ―Amended Draft of an Act for naturalising of Bernard Cosserat, als Mourté,
and Alexander Ringli and others. Identical with Act, except that the names contained in the separate schedules on the Roll were added by the Commons (see Annex f)
below.) ... f) 11 Feb -- Certificates that the persons added to the Bill by the Commons had taken the Sacrament, the first five in the true Protestant High German
Lutheran late Parish Church, Trinity the Less, London, signed by John Esdras Edzard, the Minister, and Theodore Jacobsen and David Becceler, the Trustees of the
said church; ... f1) Herman Frederick Dorryen, on Christmas Day. Dated 1 Jan Attested Henry Ulcken, Peter Willoke. / f2) Georg Stein, on Christmas Day. Dated and
attested as preceding. ....‖ > http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=061-hlpojo_1-5&cid=1-1-1-1-40-6#1-1-1-1-40-6
The Manuscripts of the House of Lords, Vol. 1, London, H.M. Stationary Office, 1900, p. 428 > ―(f). 11 Feb. — Certificates that the persons added to the Bill by the
Commons had taken the Sacrament, the first five in the true Protestant High German Lutheran late Parish Church, Trinity the Less, London, signed by John Esdras
Edzard, the Minister, and Theodore Jacobsen and David Becceler, the Trustees of the said church ; and the sixth in the Dutch Church in London, signed by Samuel
Biscop, the Minister. [Sent up from the commons this day with the returned Bill LJ XV., 487,] viz. : - -- / (f) 1 Herman Frederick Dorryen, on Christmas Day. Dated 1 Jan.
Attested by Henry Ulcken, Peter Willoke. / (f) 2 Georg Stein, on Christmas Day. Dated and attested as preceding. ....‖ > Accessed on:
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=esdCAAAAYAAJ&q=487+%22Frederick+Dorryen,+on+Christmas%22&dq= & on:
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=esdCAAAAYAAJ&q=Dorryen+Stein&dq=
National Archives > Cosserat's Naturalisation Act HL/PO/JO/10/1/469/871 9 Jan 1694 > ―Amended Draft of an Act for naturalising of Bernard Cosserat, als Mourté,
and Alexander Ringli and others. Identical with Act, except that the names contained in the separate schedules on the Roll were added by the Commons (see Annex f)
below.) ... f) 11 Feb -- Certificates that the persons added to the Bill by the Commons had taken the Sacrament, the first five in the true Protestant High German
Lutheran late Parish Church, Trinity the Less, London, signed by John Esdras Edzard, the Minister, and Theodore Jacobsen and David Becceler, the Trustees of the
said church; ... f1) Herman Frederick Dorryen, on Christmas Day. Dated 1 Jan Attested Henry Ulcken, Peter Willoke. / f2) Georg Stein, on Christmas Day. Dated and
attested as preceding. ....‖ > http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/a2a/records.aspx?cat=061-hlpojo_1-5&cid=1-1-1-1-40-6#1-1-1-1-40-6
The Publications of The Huguenot Society of London, Quarto Series, Volume 18, 1911, p. 238 > ―... / 8 Frederick Herman Dorrien, born at Hildersheim in Germany, son
of John Christian Dorrien and Anna Margreta, his wife. / 8 George Stehn, born at Lubeck in Germany, son of George Stehn and Margreta, his wife. / ....‖ > Accessed on:
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=omcmAQAAIAAJ&q=Dorrien+Margreta&dq=
Lappenberg, Dr. Johann Martin: Urkundliche Weichte des Hansischen Stahlhofes zu London, In zwei abtheilungen mit vier Tafeln in Steindruck, Hamburg, 1851, p. 196
> 3. Indentur vom 20. December 1762. 3. George HI., worin auf Grund der Letters patent und drei früherer Indenturen die Rechte der Kaufleute bestätigt werden. Die
zweite und dritte Indentur finde ich nicht, wohl aber werden in der gegenwärtigen ihre Contrahenten aufgeführt:
Indenture bearing date the fifth Day of September 1729 and made between the said Jacob Jacobsen by the name of Sir Jacob Jacobsen, Knight, Clement Boehm and
Henry Sperling of London, Merchants, Herman Frederick Dorrien of Hamburgh, Merchant, Joban Henrick Boock and George Stehn of London, Merchants, of the one
part, and Martin Ludolph of London, Merchant, of the other part ... reciting that the said (folgen die Trustees von 1702) were all dead and that the said Sir Jacob
Jacobsen, Henry Sperling and George Stehn had declined acting in the said trust. And further reciting a decree of the High Court of Chancery made the fifteenth day of
May 1705 in two causes, wherein the then Attorney General at the relation of Theodore Jacobson and others was plaintiff and John Esdras Edzardi and others were
defendants. Et e contra (it was amongst other things) ordered, that the Trustees and Assignees then assigned unto and all others, that should by the Consistory 'or
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