Witness statements collected confirming that the buonavoglia rower Johannes de Giovanni did not report for duty on board the Santo Nicola.
Desertion
43 Archival description results for Desertion
43 results directly related
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MT NAM LCM-186-49
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31/01/1675
Part of Law Courts Miscellaneous
MT NAM LCM-141-30
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14/08/1640
Part of Law Courts Miscellaneous
Matteo Camilleri is accused of receiving money from Cap. Gerolamo Napolitano to serve him on his galley on the corso and then deserting from service. He is sentenced to two years' rowing.
Magna Curia Castellania
MT NAM LCM-317-35
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05/07/1712
Part of Law Courts Miscellaneous
Relating to the capture of two deserters, one Gozitan (Madiona), the other foreigner (Givan - Marocchino) who had deserted from a ship engaged in the corso, captained by Cap. Rebollet. The ship had run aground and the two had decided to go to the Gozitan's aunt's house instead of staying with the crew, without due permission. The document contains depositions and sworn testimonies concerning their capture and disarmament. Both sentenced to rowing on the galleys for three years.
Magna Curia Castellania – Criminale