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|Transcription=The 25th of July 1660<br />
<br />
Francis Wheeler the son and Executor<br />
of the last will and Testament of<br />
Francis Wheeler died in Virginia in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; hogheads of Virginia Tobacco v<br />
brought to this port of London in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Thomas and Anne Christopher<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; and 33 hogsheads and seaven<br />
smaller Caskes of the same Tobacco<br />
brought to tis port in the Honor<br />
Robert Clements Master as belonging to him<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler against peryn<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Suckley Cheeke<br />
<br />
Examined upon an Allegation<br />
given in on the behalfe of<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler<br />
<br />
Thomas Beale<br />
of Yorke in Virginia<br />
Planter aged 50 yeeres<br />
or thereabouts sworned<br />
and Examined<br />
<br />
To the 6th artcile upon which alone hee is by direcction of Mr.<br />
Wheeler Examined hee saith and deposeth that hee will<br />
Know the arlate frrancis Wheeler a planter in Virginia<br />
and alsoe his wife &#91;?Eliner&#93; Wheeler this deponent being<br />
a planter and living neere the place in Virginia where<br />
the said ffrancis and Ellinor lived. And saith that the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler dyed about Christmas last, and the said<br />
Elinor Wheeler his wife dyed in Aprill last of this<br />
deponents certaine knowledge<br />
<br />
Repd before Dr. &#91;?Zouch&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;signature&#93; SW Beale<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation<br />
<br />
2 dies Richard Evans of wapping Cooper late<br />
cooper of the said Honor Robert Clements Mr<br />
40 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
To the first and 2nd article hee saith that the arlate Francis Wheeler<br />
the older deceased in Virginia was in the moneths of November<br />
and December 1659 or thereabouts the true and Lawfull Owner<br />
and Proprietor of thirty and three Hogheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobaccoe at this deponent and verilly beleeveth<br />
and for owner and proprietor thereof the said wheeler was<br />
then commonly accounted which said 33 hosgheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobacco were by the said Ffrancis<br />
Wheeler laden on board the arlate ship the &#91;?Honer&#93;<br />
in Yorke X in Virginia in or about the foresaid moneths for his account (as<br />
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|Transcription=The 25th of July 1660<br />
<br />
Francis Wheeler the son and Executor<br />
of the last will and Testament of<br />
Francis Wheeler died in Virginia in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; hogheads of Virginia Tobacco v<br />
brought to this port of London in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Thomas and Anne Christopher<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; and 33 hogsheads and seaven<br />
smaller Caskes of the same Tobacco<br />
brought to tis port in the Honor<br />
Robert Clements Master as belonging to him<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler against peryn<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Suckley Cheeke<br />
<br />
Examined upon an Allegation<br />
given in on the behalfe of<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler<br />
<br />
Thomas Beale<br />
of Yorke in Virginia<br />
Planter aged 50 yeeres<br />
or thereabouts sworned<br />
and Examined<br />
<br />
To the 6th artcile upon which alone hee is by direcction of Mr.<br />
Wheeler Examined hee saith and deposeth that hee will<br />
Know the arlate frrancis Wheeler a planter in Virginia<br />
and alsoe his wife &#91;?Eliner&#93; Wheeler this deponent being<br />
a planter and living neere the place in Virginia where<br />
the said ffrancis and Ellinor lived. And saith that the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler dyed about Christmas last, and the said<br />
Elinor Wheeler his wife dyed in Aprill last of this<br />
deponents certaine knowledge<br />
<br />
Repd before Dr. &#91;?Zouch&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;signature&#93; SW Beale<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation<br />
<br />
2 dies Richard Evans of wapping Cooper late<br />
cooper of the ship &#91;?Honer&#93; Robert Clements Mr<br />
40 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
To the first and 2nd article hee saith that the arlate Francis Wheeler<br />
the older deceased in Virginia was in the moneths of November<br />
and December 1659 or thereabouts the true and Lawfull Owner<br />
and Proprietor of thirty and three Hogheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobaccoe at this deponent and verilly beleeveth<br />
and for owner and proprietor thereof the said wheeler was<br />
then commonly accounted which said 33 hosgheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobacco were by the said Ffrancis<br />
Wheeler laden on board the arlate ship the &#91;?Honer&#93;<br />
in Yorke X in Virginia in or about the foresaid moneths for his account (as<br />
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|Transcription=as this Deponent verily beleeveth and were brought to this port of London in &#91;GUTTER&#93; and saith that the said wheeler<br />
came aboard the said ship with the said Tobaccoe at<br />
such times as the same were brought onboard her<br />
and at other times and hee did intend to have come hether in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with his siad Tobaccoe and this<br />
deponent being then Cooper of her had often times<br />
discourse with him and the said Wheeler coming onboard<br />
the said ship &#91;?&#93; after all his said Tobaccoe was<br />
brought aboard her this deponent asked the said Mr.<br />
Wheeler who should have his Tobaccoe if hee dyed<br />
to which the said Mr. Wheeler made answer in these words<br />
or the very same in effect, who dost thou thinke should<br />
have them but my child ffrank for all my care is for<br />
him, he meaning the producent ffrancis Wheeler the<br />
younger, And saith that hee the said ffrancis wheeler<br />
the Yonger did here at London before the Honor &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
the said voyage to Virginia agree for the freeight<br />
of the foresaid Tobaccoe, and if the same were not<br />
laden onboard the said ship hee the said ffrancis<br />
Wheeler the yonger was to have Paid the Dead<br />
freeight this deponent having severall times seene and heard the<br />
Contract made for the same read And further cannot depose<br />
<br />
to the 3rd and 4th article hee saith that soone after the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler had soe laded the said Tobaccoe on<br />
board the said ship Honor and before the Honor<br />
departed from Virginia with the said Tobaccoe hee &#91;?departed GUTTER&#93;<br />
this life, and the said ffrancis Wheeler deceased<br />
did leave one elleanor his widowe, who was mother<br />
in Lawe to the said ffrancis Wheelere the Yonger (party<br />
in this suite) and saith that hee hath bin credibly<br />
Informed that the said ffrancis Wheeler deceased did not<br />
receive and bills of Lading for the said Tobaccoe &#91;GUTTER&#93;<br />
that one Nicholas Trott did for the said Elinor &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
bills of Lading for the same after the death of the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler the Elder. And saith that this deponent hath<br />
oftentimes heard that the said ffrancis Wheeler deceased<br />
did before hee went to Virginia make his will and<br />
make his said son ffrancis the party in this suit hix Executor<br />
and to the rest hee referreth himselfe to the Registry<br />
of the Court for probate of wille and granting did &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
And further cannot depose./<br />
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|Transcription=as this Deponent verily beleeveth and were brought to this port of London in &#91;GUTTER&#93; and saith that the said wheeler<br />
came aboard the said ship with the said Tobaccoe at<br />
such times as the same were brought onboard her<br />
and at other times and hee did intend to have come hether in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with his siad Tobaccoe and this<br />
deponent being then Cooper of her had often times<br />
discourse with him and the said Wheeler coming onboard<br />
the said ship &#91;?&#93; after all his said Tobaccoe was<br />
brought aboard her this deponent asked the said Mr.<br />
Wheeler who should have his Tobaccoe if hee dyed<br />
to which the said Mr. Wheeler made answer in these words<br />
or the very same in effect, who dost thou thinke should<br />
have them but my child ffrank for all my care is for<br />
him, he meaning the producent ffrancis Wheeler the<br />
younger, And saith that hee the said ffrancis wheeler<br />
the Yonger did here at London before the Honor &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
the said voyage to Virginia agree for the freeight<br />
of the foresaid Tobaccoe, and if the same were not<br />
laden onboard the said ship hee the said ffrancis<br />
Wheeler the yonger was to have Paid the Dead<br />
freeight this deponent having severall times seene and heard the<br />
Contract made for the same read And further cannot depose<br />
<br />
to the 3rd and 4th article hee saith that soone after the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler had soe laded the said Tobaccoe on<br />
board the said ship Honor and before the Honor<br />
departed from Virginia with the said Tobaccoe hee &#91;?departed GUTTER&#93;<br />
this life, and the said ffrancis Wheeler deceased<br />
did leave one elleanor his widowe, who was mother<br />
in Lawe to the said ffrancis Wheelere the Yonger (party<br />
in this suite) and saith that hee hath bin credibly<br />
Informed that the said ffrancis Wheeler deceased did not<br />
receive and bills of Lading for the said Tobaccoe &#91;GUTTER&#93;<br />
that one Nicholas Trott did for the said Elinor &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
bills of Lading for the same after the death of the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler the Elder. And saith that this deponent hath<br />
oftentimes heard that the said ffrancis Wheeler deceased<br />
did before hee went to Virginia make his will and<br />
make his said son ffrancis the party in this suit hix Executor<br />
and to the rest hee referreth himselfe to the Registry<br />
of the Court for probate of wille and granting did &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
And further cannot depose./<br />
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|Transcription=The 25th of July 1660<br />
<br />
Francis Wheeler the son and Executor<br />
of the last will and Testament of<br />
Francis Wheeler died in Virginia in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; hogheads of Virginia Tobacco v<br />
brought to this port of London in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Thomas and Anne Christopher<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; and 33 hogsheads and seaven<br />
smaller Caskes of the same Tobacco<br />
brought to tis port in the Honor<br />
Robert Clements Master as belonging to him<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler against peryn<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Suckley Cheeke<br />
<br />
Examined upon an Allegation<br />
given in on the behalfe of<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler<br />
<br />
Thomas Beale<br />
of Yorke in Virginia<br />
Planter aged 50 yeeres<br />
or thereabouts sworned<br />
and Examined<br />
<br />
To the 6th artcile upon which alone hee is by direcction of Mr.<br />
Wheeler Examined hee saith and deposeth that hee will<br />
Know the arlate frrancis Wheeler a planter in Virginia<br />
and alsoe his wife &#91;?Eliner&#93; Wheeler this deponent being<br />
a planter and living neere the place in Virginia where<br />
the said ffrancis and Ellinor lived. And saith that the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler dyed about Christmas last, and the said<br />
Elinor Wheeler his wife dyed in Aprill last of this<br />
deponents certaine knowledge<br />
<br />
Repd before Dr. &#91;?Zouch&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;signature&#93; SW Beale<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation<br />
<br />
2 dies Richard Evans of wapping Cooper late<br />
cooper of the ship &#91;?Honer&#93; Robert Clements Mr<br />
40 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
To the first and 2nd article hee saith that the arlate Francis Wheeler<br />
the older deceased in Virginia was in the moneths of November<br />
and December 1659 or thereabouts the true and Lawfull Owner<br />
and Proprietor of thirty and three Hogheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobaccoe at this deponent and verilly beleeveth<br />
and for owner and proprietor thereof the said wheeler was<br />
then commonly accounted which said 33 hosgheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobacco were by the said Ffrancis<br />
Wheeler laden on board the arlate ship the &#91;?Honer&#93;<br />
in Yorke X in Virginia in or about the foresaid moneths for his account (as<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=The 25th of July 1660<br />
<br />
Francis Wheeler the son and Executor<br />
of the last will and Testament of<br />
Francis Wheeler died in Virginia in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; hogheads of Virginia Tobacco v<br />
brought to this port of London in<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Thomas and Anne Christopher<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; and 33 hogsheads and seaven<br />
smaller Caskes of the same Tobacco<br />
brought to tis port in the &#91;?Houce&#93;<br />
Robert Clements Master as belonging to him<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler against peryn<br />
&#91;GUTTER&#93; Suckley Cheeke<br />
<br />
Examined upon an Allegation<br />
given in on the behalfe of<br />
the said ffrancis Wheeler<br />
<br />
Thomas Beale<br />
of Yorke in Virginia<br />
Planter aged 50 yeeres<br />
or thereabouts sworned<br />
and Examined<br />
<br />
To the 6th artcile upon which alone hee is by direcction of Mr.<br />
Wheeler Examined hee saith and deposeth that hee will<br />
Know the arlate frrancis Wheeler a planter in Virginia<br />
and alsoe his wife &#91;?Eliner&#93; Wheeler this deponent being<br />
a planter and living neere the place in Virginia where<br />
the said ffrancis and Ellinor lived. And saith that the said<br />
ffrancis Wheeler dyed about Christmas last, and the said<br />
Elinor Wheeler his wife dyed in Aprill last of this<br />
deponents certaine knowledge<br />
<br />
Repd before Dr. &#91;?Zouch&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;signature&#93; SW Beale<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation<br />
<br />
2 dies Richard Evans of wapping Cooper late<br />
cooper of the ship &#91;?Honer&#93; Robert Clements Mr<br />
40 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
To the first and 2nd article hee saith that the arlate Francis Wheeler<br />
the older deceased in Virginia was in the moneths of November<br />
and December 1659 or thereabouts the true and Lawfull Owner<br />
and Proprietor of thirty and three Hogheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobaccoe at this deponent and verilly beleeveth<br />
and for owner and proprietor thereof the said wheeler was<br />
then commonly accounted which said 33 hosgheads and seaven<br />
smaller caskes of Virginia Tobacco were by the said Ffrancis<br />
Wheeler laden on board the arlate ship the &#91;?Honer&#93;<br />
in Yorke X in Virginia in or about the foresaid moneths for his account (as<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=goods, namely fourty seaven of her sacks<br />
of meale, or thereabouts; severall Bales of her<br />
&#91;?paper&#93;; and also severall bales of her linnen cloth<br />
this deponent seeing severall of the said goods brought<br />
aboard the said frigot, whilest he so continued<br />
prisoner in her: Besides he sayth they tooke away<br />
severall of the said ships ropes and cordage; and seaverall<br />
cheeses, which were of the ships proisision, two &#91;?hogs&#93;<br />
heads of wine and; and shot away and spent one hundred and twenty &#91;?pounds&#93;<br />
weight of her pouder, and tooke away other goods. And further<br />
deposeth not./<br />
<br />
To the last he sayth his foregoing deposition is<br />
true./.<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatories<br />
<br />
To the first he sayth he is owner of one<br />
sixteenth part of the said ship, but hath no &#91;?part&#93;<br />
nor interest in any of the foresaid goods so lade<br />
aboard her; and otherwise saving his foregoing<br />
deposition, he answereth not./<br />
<br />
To the 2nd he sayth that the said ship was to have<br />
livered out her said lading at Cadiz as aforesaid<br />
and there this Deponent was to have &#91;?&#93;<br />
freight for the same; And otherwise referreth<br />
himselfe to his foregoing Deposition; and &#91;?saveing&#93;<br />
the same cannot further answer./<br />
<br />
To the last he sayth hee cannot answer otherwise<br />
then as aforesaid the said ship being as aforesaid<br />
seized at soe great a distance from Cadiz./<br />
<br />
repetit &#91;?&#93; dies Judicanter.<br />
<br />
The 29 of Junie 1660.<br />
Excamined upon the foresaid allegation.<br />
3.<br />
Jacob van Wallendal dwelling at Rochell Merchant<br />
aged 35 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.<br />
<br />
to the second third and fourth articles of the said allegation upon<br />
which above is by direction of the producent examined, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and deposeth that the shipp the King David ariving before &#91;?&#93;<br />
Martins neere Rochell in or about November last was by the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
&#91;?Jce&#93; hindred from taking in her lading till February following; in &#91;? GUTTER&#93;<br />
moneth shee was there laded by the producents<br />
&#91;?Master Payez&#93; in company with this deponent and the arlate &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
&#91;?Tersanniten&#93; with two hundred and fourtie &#91;?tonnes&#93; of barley, one<br />
hundred sacks of meale, nineteene bales of coarse linnen<br />
and six and thirtie bales of paper, all to be delivered as &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=goods, namely fourty seaven of her sacks<br />
of meale, or thereabouts; severall Bales of her<br />
&#91;?paper&#93;; and also severall bales of her linnen cloth<br />
this deponent seeing severall of the said goods brought<br />
aboard the said frigot, whilest he so continued<br />
prisoner in her: Besides he sayth they tooke away<br />
severall of the said ships ropes and cordage; and seaverall<br />
cheeses, which were of the ships proisision, two &#91;?hogs&#93;<br />
heads of wine and; and shot away and spent one hundred and twenty &#91;?pounds&#93;<br />
weight of her pouder, and tooke away other goods. And further<br />
deposeth not./<br />
<br />
To the last he sayth his foregoing deposition is<br />
true./.<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatories<br />
<br />
To the first he sayth he is owner of one<br />
sixteenth part of the said ship, but hath no &#91;?part&#93;<br />
nor interest in any of the foresaid goods so lade<br />
aboard her; and otherwise saving his foregoing<br />
deposition, he answereth not./<br />
<br />
To the 2nd he sayth that the said ship was to have<br />
livered out her said lading at Cadiz as aforesaid<br />
and there this Deponent was to have &#91;?&#93;<br />
freight for the same; And otherwise referreth<br />
himselfe to his foregoing Deposition; and &#91;?saveing&#93;<br />
the same cannot further answer./<br />
<br />
To the last he sayth hee cannot answer otherwise<br />
then as aforesaid the said ship being as aforesaid<br />
seized at soe great a distance from Cadiz./<br />
<br />
repetit &#91;?&#93; dies Judicanter.<br />
<br />
The 29 of Junie 1660.<br />
Excamined upon the foresaid allegation.<br />
3.<br />
Jacob van Wallendal dwelling at Rochell Merchant<br />
aged 35 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined.<br />
<br />
to the second third and fourth articles of the said allegation upon<br />
&#91;?&#93; above is by direction of the producent examined, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and deposeth that the shipp the King David ariving before &#91;?&#93;<br />
Makins neere Rochell in or about November last was by the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
&#91;?&#93; hundred from taking in her lading till February following; in &#91;? GUTTER&#93;<br />
moneth shee was there laded by the producents<br />
&#91;?&#93; in company with this deponent and the arlate &#91;?&#93;<br />
&#91;?&#93; with &#91;?&#93; hundred and fourtie &#91;?&#93; of barley, one<br />
hundred &#91;?&#93; of meale, nineteene bales of &#91;?xxxse&#93; linnen<br />
and six and thirtie bales of paper, all to be delivered as &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=dwelt at the time of his this deponents first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent &#91;?&#93; hath &#91;?&#93; &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this deponents said &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93; Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=dwelt at the time of his this deponents first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent &#91;?&#93; hath &#91;?&#93; &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this deponents said or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=dwelt at the time of his this deponents first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent &#91;?&#93; hath &#91;?&#93; &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this deponents X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=dwelt at the time of his this deponents first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent &#91;?&#93; hath &#91;?&#93; &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this X X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=dwelt at the time of his this deponents first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent X hath &#91;?lifernish &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this X X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=dwelt at the time of his this &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93;first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent X hath &#91;?lifernish &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this X X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
<br />
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dwelt at the time of his this &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93;first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent X hath &#91;?lifernish &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this X X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=in Spaine to their &#91;?&#93; and correspondents there for the amount of<br />
&#91;?&#93; the said Thevenien, Pages, ter X and this deponent, ly<br />
the said barley, mele and linnen cloth more as &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93; to be<br />
there delivered to Roderigo and Gilberto Melz and the paper to &#91;?&#93;<br />
laders, and then &#91;?&#93; to the said Cadiez and<br />
and with the said Tevarrien and Pages are<br />
<br />
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527v<br />
dwelt at the time of his this &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93;first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent X hath &#91;?lifernish &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this X X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=in Spaine to their &#91;?&#93; and correspondents there for the amount of<br />
&#91;?&#93; the said Thevenien, Pages, ter X and this deponent, ly<br />
the said barley, mele and linnen cloth more as &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93; to be<br />
there delivered to Roderigo and Gilberto Melz and the paper to &#91;?&#93;<br />
laders, and then &#91;?&#93; to the said Cadiez and<br />
and with the said Tevarrien and Pages are<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
527v<br />
dwelt at the time of his this &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93;first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent X hath &#91;?lifernish &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this X X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=in Spaine to their &#91;?&#93; and correspondents there for the amount of<br />
&#91;?&#93; the said Thevenien, Pages, ter X and this deponent, ly<br />
the said barley, mele and linnen cloth more as &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93; to be<br />
there delivered to Roderigo and Gilberto Melz and the paper to &#91;?&#93;<br />
laders, and then &#91;?&#93; to the said Cadiez and<br />
and with the said Tevarrien and Pages are<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
527v<br />
dwelt at the time of his this &#91;?&#93; &#91;?&#93;first knowledge of them, &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
saith the said Mr. &#91;?Ter&#93; this deponent X hath &#91;?lifernish &#91;?k&#93;<br />
share of this X X or Rochell hee the said X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth knowe beleeve or hath heard &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
with &#91;?them&#93; any of the said other three &#91;?merchants&#93; and further or &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X merchants resident at Cadiz or elsewhere in &#91;?Spaine&#93;<br />
To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third he saith hee lived all his time in holland from his birth &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was &#91;?ab&#93; thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and then &#91;?went GUTTER&#93;<br />
to Rochell where hee hath dwelt ever since saving five or six monethes &#91;GUTTER?&#93;and X his now<br />
there to this &#91;?&#93;, wher hee intends for holland again at &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and with the &#91;?arlate&#93; the time of his said residing at Rochell after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
of the &#91;?&#93; yeeres then hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and merchant<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=X X the Xof his this deX first knowledge of &#91;?gutter&#93;<br />
with the said Mr. X this X<br />
X of his X X on Royall hee X<br />
X there for them X. and otherwise he answereth<br />
negatively for his owne part, X doth X beleeve X<br />
with th any of the said X three maryrule(?) and further<br />
X X<br />
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To the second negatively X is &#91;?&#93; and otherwise cannot answer.<br />
To the third X lived all his time in holland francis &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X hee was ab? thirteene or fourteene yeeres old and there was<br />
to RX were hee hat dwelt over X X his now<br />
and with the arlate(?) the time of his said residing at RX after &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
X X hee was a servant hee hath bin a X and X<br />
and X answereth not.<br />
Repetit X dies Judiaute. Jacob van Wallendal<br />
&#91;hard section&#93;<br />
<br />
The second of July 1660.<br />
Examined upon the forsaid allegation<br />
4.<br />
Daniel van Liebergen of Rochell b &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
aged 26 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and examined<br />
<br />
to 2nd 3rd and 4th articles of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth<br />
that the ship the King David arlate lying neere St. Martins<br />
and not farr from Rochell within the time arlate, tooke in<br />
her Lading arlate of two hundred and fforty Tonnes or thereabouts<br />
of Barley, a &#91;?Quantity&#93; of Meale, a parcelle of course Linnen<br />
and a parcell of Paper, all to be delivered at Cadiz to the<br />
harbor and &#91;?astignes&#93; of the arlate Thevanien and Pager and<br />
Company. We laded the same neere Rochell aforesaid, and<br />
Lading was begunn about December and finished in or<br />
about ffebruary last. And saith the said Barley was &#91;?cou&#93;<br />
to be delivered at Cadiz aforesaid to Rodrigo and Gilberto<br />
Melz which hee knoweth, being then resident at Rochelle, and<br />
interested in an hundred Tonnes of the said Barley in &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
which his &#91;?preceoutest&#93; Jacob van Wallendall and John &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
All three Netherlanders borne subjects of the State of the<br />
United Netherlands namely the said Mr. Wallendall and the<br />
deponent natives of Amsterdam, and the said Mr. Ghelijne &#91;?native GUTTER&#93;<br />
of fflushing. And saith the arlate Tirsmitten<br />
who is well knowne to this Deponent is alsoe a Netherlander<br />
but of what place hee knoweth not. And for the said<br />
subjects of the King of ffrance And for such the &#91;?&#93; hee<br />
saith the parties aforesaid are Commonly accompted reputed and<br />
taken And saith the said Rodrigo and Gilberto &#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
are also &#91;?&#93;Natives of Dort and subjects of the<br />
said States and are resident at Cales as Dutchmen<br />
and strangers only and for such they were and are a<br />
&#91;GUTTER?&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=And otherwise to this Article he cannot depose, not<br />
knowing the said Roderigo and Gilberto Melz and Lorenzo<br />
Ducler or either of them.<br />
<br />
To the 4th Article and the three bills of<br />
lading therein mentioned and now shewed unto him, he<br />
sayth and deposeth that the said bills of lading were and<br />
are the originall and true bills of lading made for<br />
the receipt and delivery of the foresaid goods, and were<br />
upon or about the day of the date in them mentioned<br />
truely and really signed by this deponent at Rochell<br />
before his said ship's departure from those parts. And<br />
sayth he signed two other bills of the same tenor, and<br />
agreeing verbatim with each of the said three bills<br />
which he left with the said Laders, and also one<br />
other bill for all the said goods, as consigned to<br />
Mr. Andre at Lisbone in Portugall, which last mentioned<br />
was so made and signed for a colour only, and to prevent<br />
the seizure of the said ship and goods, in case she could<br />
meet with anty Portugall men of warre in the<br />
course of her said voyage; and therein he sayth<br />
the names of the foresaid two ffrench merchants<br />
were only used as consigners, because they were<br />
ffrench, and thereby in amity with the Portugueses;<br />
but the names of the said two Dutch merchants were<br />
left out, because these were was and is warre betwixt<br />
Portugall and Holland; And saving as aforesaid<br />
he syaht there were no bills or bill of lading whatsoever<br />
signed for the foresaid goods./ And further de-<br />
poseth not./<br />
<br />
To the 5th Article he sayth and deposeth that on or<br />
or about the six and twentieth of ffebruary last past<br />
(new stile) the said ship the ''King David'' with the fore=<br />
said goods on board her set sayle from St. Martins<br />
neare Rochell on her said voyage in Company of<br />
the Nonesuch frigot, commanded by Captain Zacharias<br />
Smith, and that being gone about seaven leagues<br />
out to sea, the said Smyth commanded this Deponent to<br />
come aboard him, sending his shallop to fetch him; and<br />
this deponent going aboard with eight of his company, the said<br />
Smyth kept them aboard his said frigot, and carried them<br />
togeather with the said ship ''King David'' and the foresaidgoods<br />
in her, for Portsmouth, and sayth that in the way thither<br />
the Company of the said frigot, plundered and pillaged the<br />
King David, and tooke away a great quantitie of her said<br />
goods.<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=And otherwise to this Article he cannot depose, not<br />
knowing the said Roderigo and Gilberto Melz and Lorenzo<br />
Ducler or either of them.<br />
<br />
To the 4th Article and the three bills of<br />
lading therein mentioned and now X him, he<br />
sayth and deposeth that the said bills of lading were and<br />
are the originall and true bills of lading made for<br />
the receipt and delivery of the foresaid goods, and were<br />
upon or about the day of the date in them mentioned<br />
truely and really signed by this deponent at Rochell<br />
before his said ship's departure from those parts. And<br />
sayth he signed two other bills of the same tenor, and<br />
agreeing verbatim with each of the said three bills<br />
which he left with the said Laders, and also one<br />
other bill for all the said goods, as consigned to<br />
Mr. Andre at Lisbone in Portugall, which last mentioned<br />
was so made and signed for a colour only, and to prevent<br />
the seizure of the said ship and goods, in case she could<br />
meet with anty Portugall men of warre in the<br />
course of her said voyage; and therein he sayth<br />
the names of the foresaid two ffrench merchants<br />
were only used as consigners, because they were<br />
ffrench, and thereby in amity with the Portugueses;<br />
but the names of the said two Dutch merchants were<br />
left out, because these were was and is warre betwixt<br />
Portugall and Holland; And saving as aforesaid<br />
he syaht there were no bills or bill of lading whatsoever<br />
signed for the foresaid goods./ And further de-<br />
poseth not./<br />
<br />
To the 5th Article he sayth and deposeth that on or<br />
or about the six and twentieth of ffebruary last past<br />
(new stile) the said ship the King David with the fore=<br />
said goods on board her set sayle from St. Martins<br />
neare Rochell on her said voyage in Company of<br />
the Nonesuch frigot, commanded by Captain Zacharias<br />
Smith, and that being gone about seaven leagues<br />
out to sea, the said Smyth commanded this Deponent to<br />
come aboard him, sending his shallop to fetch him; and<br />
this deponent going aboard with eight of his company, the said<br />
Smyth kept them aboard his said frigot, and carried them<br />
togeather with the said ship King David and the foresaidgoods<br />
in her, for Portsmouth, and sayth that in the way thither<br />
the Company of the said frigot, plundered and pillaged the<br />
King David, and tooke away a great quantitie of her said<br />
goods.<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=And otherwise to this Article he cannot depose, not<br />
knowing the said Roderigo and Gilberto Melz and Lorenzo<br />
Ducler or either of them.<br />
<br />
To the 4th Article and the three bills of<br />
lading therein mentioned and now X him, he<br />
sayth and deposeth that the said bills of lading were and<br />
are the originall and true bills of lading made for<br />
the receipt and delivery of the foresaid goods, and were<br />
upon or about the day of the date in them mentioned<br />
truely and really signed by this deponent at Rochell<br />
before his said ship's departure from those parts. And<br />
sayth he signed two other bills of the same tenor, and<br />
agreeing verbatim with each of the said three bills<br />
which he left with the said Laders, and also one<br />
other bill for all the said goods, as consigned to<br />
Mr. Andre at Lisbone in Portugall, which last mentioned<br />
was so made and signed for a colour only, and to prevent<br />
the seizure of the said ship and goods, in case she could<br />
meet with anty Portugall men of warre in the<br />
course of her said voyage; and therein he sayth<br />
the names of the foresaid two ffrench merchants<br />
were only used as consigners, because they were<br />
ffrench, and thereby in amity with the Portugueses;<br />
but the names of the said two Dutch merchants were<br />
left out, because these were was and is warre betwixt<br />
Portugall and Holland; And saving as aforesaid<br />
he syaht there were no bills or bill of lading whatsoever<br />
signed for the foresaid goods./ And further de-<br />
poseth not./<br />
<br />
To the 5th Article he sayth and deposeth that on or<br />
or about the six and twentieth of ffebruary last past<br />
(new stile) the said ship the King David with the fore=<br />
said goods on board her set sayle from St. Martins<br />
neare Rochell on her said voyage in Company of<br />
the Nonesuch frigot, commanded by Captain Zacharias<br />
Smith, and that being gone about seaven leagues<br />
out to sea, the said Smyth commanded this Deponent to<br />
come aboard him, sending his shallop to fetch him; and<br />
this deponent going aboard with eight of his company, the said<br />
Smyth kept them aboard his said frigot, and carried them<br />
togeather with the said ship King David and the foresaidgoods<br />
in her, for Portsmouth, and sayth that in the way thither<br />
the Company of the said frigot, plundered and pillaged the<br />
King David, and tooke away a great quantitie of her said<br />
goods.<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=the money due to him for the said Beere, nor prejudice<br />
to him if hee doth not, and other wise Negatively<br />
<br />
to the 2nd hee saith that hee this Deponent did deliver<br />
all or the greatest part of the said Beere into the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and Lighter sent for the same by the said Treworghy<br />
and likewise helped and sawe, the greatest<br />
part thereof Delivered on board the said ship, And<br />
saith the said Treworghy bespoke the same as<br />
aforesaid, And hee Knoweth not that there hath bin<br />
any money paid to the said Barker for the said<br />
Beer. And further cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
The marke O of the said<br />
George Little &#91;MARK, RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
'''Rp. 4us''' &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
Thomas Shute of Shadwell<br />
Brewer aged 20 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
Sworne and Examined:/.<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the ''Howse of ffreindship'' arlate and the arlate Nicholas Treworghy and soe hath done ever<br />
since February 1657: And saith that the moneths<br />
of ffebruary Marche and Aprill<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy was Master and Comander<br />
of the said Ship, this Deponent seeing him execute<br />
the said place of Master And further cannot depose.<br />
<br />
To the second 4th and 7th hee saith that in the said<br />
Monethes the said ship did stand in Need of and<br />
wanted beare to be put on board her, for the said<br />
Treworghy and Company of Mariners of the said<br />
shipp, and the passengers that were to goe hence in<br />
the said ship And saith that with out Beare the said<br />
ship Could not have gone the Voyage shee was &#91;?b GUTTER&#93;<br />
out upon which was (as was said) to the Barbadoes.<br />
<br />
And saith in or about<br />
the moneths of January or ffebruary<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy did &#91;?be GUTTER&#93;<br />
all the Beare mentioned and set downe in the<br />
second schedule annexed to the allegation now seene<br />
and perused by this Deponent of the arlate Thomas Barker and did oftentimes come<br />
to the said Barkers Brewhouse in Shadwell to<br />
hasten the delivery of it, and gave order to this<br />
Deponent (who was then Clerke to the said Brewhouse)<br />
to send the same on board the said ship, as he sent<br />
boates for it. And saith that all and singular the<br />
(beere<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=the money due to him for the said Beere, nor prejudice<br />
to him if hee doth not, and other wise Negatively<br />
<br />
to the 2nd hee saith that hee this Deponent did deliver<br />
all or the greatest part of the said Beere into the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and Lighter sent for the same by the said Treworghy<br />
and likewise helped and sawe, the greatest<br />
part thereof Delivered on board the said ship, And<br />
saith the said Treworghy bespoke the same as<br />
aforesaid, And hee Knoweth not that there hath bin<br />
any money paid to the said Barker for the said<br />
Beer. And further cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
The marke O of the said<br />
George Little &#91;MARK, RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
"'Rp. 4us"' &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
Thomas Shute of Shadwell<br />
Brewer aged 20 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
Sworne and Examined:/.<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the "Howse of ffreindship" arlate and the arlate Nicholas Treworghy and soe hath done ever<br />
since February 1657: And saith that the moneths<br />
of ffebruary Marche and Aprill<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy was Master and Comander<br />
of the said Ship, this Deponent seeing him execute<br />
the said place of Master And further cannot depose.<br />
<br />
To the second 4th and 7th hee saith that in the said<br />
Monethes the said ship did stand in Need of and<br />
wanted beare to be put on board her, for the said<br />
Treworghy and Company of Mariners of the said<br />
shipp, and the passengers that were to goe hence in<br />
the said ship And saith that with out Beare the said<br />
ship Could not have gone the Voyage shee was &#91;?b GUTTER&#93;<br />
out upon which was (as was said) to the Barbadoes.<br />
<br />
And saith in or about<br />
the moneths of January or ffebruary<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy did &#91;?be GUTTER&#93;<br />
all the Beare mentioned and set downe in the<br />
second schedule annexed to the allegation now seene<br />
and perused by this Deponent of the arlate Thomas Barker and did oftentimes come<br />
to the said Barkers Brewhouse in Shadwell to<br />
hasten the delivery of it, and gave order to this<br />
Deponent (who was then Clerke to the said Brewhouse)<br />
to send the same on board the said ship, as he sent<br />
boates for it. And saith that all and singular the<br />
(beere<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.405v_Annotate&diff=59849HCA 13/73 f.405v Annotate2014-07-12T15:49:42Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Transcription=the money due to him for the said Beere, nor prejudice<br />
to him if hee doth not, and other wise Negatively<br />
<br />
to the 2nd hee saith that hee this Deponent did deliver<br />
all or the greatest part of the said Beere into the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and Lighter sent for the same by the said Treworghy<br />
and likewise helped and sawe, the greatest<br />
part thereof Delivered on board the said ship, And<br />
saith the said Treworghy bespoke the same as<br />
aforesaid, And hee Knoweth not that there hath bin<br />
any money paid to the said Barker for the said<br />
Beer. And further cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
The marke O of the said<br />
George Little &#91;MARK, RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
"'Rp. 4us"' &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
Thomas Shute of Shadwell<br />
Brewer aged 20 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
Sworne and Examined:/.<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the "Howse of ffreindship" arlate and the arlate Nicholas Treworghy and soe hath done ever<br />
since February 1657: And saith that the moneths<br />
of ffebruary Marche and Aprill<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy was Master and Comander<br />
of the said Ship, this Deponent seeing him execute<br />
the said place of Master And further cannot depose.<br />
<br />
To the second 4th and 7th hee saith that in the said<br />
Monethes the said ship did stand in Need of and<br />
wanted beare to be put on board her, for the said<br />
Treworghy and Company of Mariners of the said<br />
shipp, and the passengers that were to goe hence in<br />
the said ship And saith that with out Beare the said<br />
ship Could not have gone the Voyage shee was &#91;?b GUTTER&#93;<br />
out upon which was (as was said) to the Barbadoes.<br />
<br />
And saith in or about<br />
the moneths of January or ffebruary<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy did &#91;?be GUTTER&#93;<br />
all the Beare mentioned and set downe in the<br />
second schedule annexed to the allegation now seene<br />
and perused by this Deponent of the arlate Thomas Barker and did oftentimes come<br />
to the said Barkers Brewhouse in Shadwell to<br />
hasten the delivery of it, and gave order to this<br />
Deponent (who was then Clerke to the said Brewhouse)<br />
to send the same on board the said ship, as he sent<br />
boates for it. And saith that all and singular the<br />
(beere<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.405v_Annotate&diff=59848HCA 13/73 f.405v Annotate2014-07-12T15:49:19Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Transcription=the money due to him for the said Beere, nor prejudice<br />
to him if hee doth not, and other wise Negatively<br />
<br />
to the 2nd hee saith that hee this Deponent did deliver<br />
all or the greatest part of the said Beere into the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
and Lighter sent for the same by the said Treworghy<br />
and likewise helped and sawe, the greatest<br />
part thereof Delivered on board the said ship, And<br />
saith the said Treworghy bespoke the same as<br />
aforesaid, And hee Knoweth not that there hath bin<br />
any money paid to the said Barker for the said<br />
Beer. And further cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
The marke O of the said<br />
George Little &#91;MARK, RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Allegation &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<b> Rp. 4us </b> &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
Thomas Shute of Shadwell<br />
Brewer aged 20 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
Sworne and Examined:/.<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the "Howse of ffreindship" arlate and the arlate Nicholas Treworghy and soe hath done ever<br />
since February 1657: And saith that the moneths<br />
of ffebruary Marche and Aprill<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy was Master and Comander<br />
of the said Ship, this Deponent seeing him execute<br />
the said place of Master And further cannot depose.<br />
<br />
To the second 4th and 7th hee saith that in the said<br />
Monethes the said ship did stand in Need of and<br />
wanted beare to be put on board her, for the said<br />
Treworghy and Company of Mariners of the said<br />
shipp, and the passengers that were to goe hence in<br />
the said ship And saith that with out Beare the said<br />
ship Could not have gone the Voyage shee was &#91;?b GUTTER&#93;<br />
out upon which was (as was said) to the Barbadoes.<br />
<br />
And saith in or about<br />
the moneths of January or ffebruary<br />
1657 the said Nicholas Treworghy did &#91;?be GUTTER&#93;<br />
all the Beare mentioned and set downe in the<br />
second schedule annexed to the allegation now seene<br />
and perused by this Deponent of the arlate Thomas Barker and did oftentimes come<br />
to the said Barkers Brewhouse in Shadwell to<br />
hasten the delivery of it, and gave order to this<br />
Deponent (who was then Clerke to the said Brewhouse)<br />
to send the same on board the said ship, as he sent<br />
boates for it. And saith that all and singular the<br />
(beere<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.406r_Annotate&diff=61770HCA 13/73 f.406r Annotate2014-07-12T15:48:59Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Transcription=Beere mentioned in the said schedule and the<br />
foure punchion Caske mentioned in the said schedule<br />
were really delivered into Boates to be carryed on board the said ship to the<br />
use aforesaid at the request and order of the said<br />
Treworghey. And saith that the summes mentioned<br />
in the said Schedule were the usuall prices and rates<br />
the said time for the Beere shedulate, and the<br />
same was well worth the summes set downe for<br />
the same in the said Schedule. The premisses<br />
he deposeth being as aforesaid Clerke to the said<br />
Brewhouse, and seeing the Delivery of the<br />
greatest part of the said Beere into Boates and<br />
a Lighter sent for the same, by the said Treworghy<br />
And the said Treworghy acknoweledged to<br />
this Deponent that hee had receaved all the said Beere<br />
Shedulate on board the said ship or to that effect<br />
And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 8th hee referreth himself to the registry of this<br />
Court and further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 9th hee saith that the said Barker hath<br />
suffered losse and damage by reason of the<br />
non=payment of the money due for the said Beere<br />
but how much hee cannot Estimate./.<br />
<br />
To the 10th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./.<br />
<br />
Upon the rest of the articles not Examined by Direction. / .<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first Interrogatorie hee saith the said Mr. Barker<br />
required this Deponent to come and Testify the truth<br />
of his Knowledge herein and saith it will be neither<br />
benefit nor prejudice to him whether Mr Barker Recover<br />
his money for the said Beer or not, And saith the<br />
said Barkers wife is this Deponents Sister and otherwise<br />
Negatively:/:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith that there hath not bin any<br />
money paid for the said Bear to the said Barker<br />
as this Deponent verily beleeveth. And saith the said<br />
Treworghy did (as this Deponent beleeveth)<br />
subscribe the said Barkers Bill but this Deponent doth not<br />
Knowe that the said Barker hath any Bond Bill<br />
or other security for the said Bear from the<br />
said Treworghy or any others. And saith hee hath<br />
often heard the said Barker say that hee did not<br />
looke upon the said Treworghyes Signing his bill to be<br />
any security, but hee looked upon the ship for his money<br />
or to that effect, and further saving his foregoeing deposition hee<br />
cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
Thomas Shute/ &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;<br />
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|Transcription=The 15th of November 1659 . /. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
Daniel Adkins Ropemaker against the&#125;<br />
ship the ''Orange Tree'' whereof&#125;<br />
Engle=ffrith was Mr and against&#125;<br />
the said Englefrith: Clements Suckley&#125;<br />
<br />
Examined upon the<br />
Libell given in by Mr<br />
Clement on behalfe of the<br />
said Adkins :/<br />
<br />
Rp jus &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridge of Limehouse<br />
Ropemaker aged 30 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the ''Orange Tree'' Libellate,<br />
And saith that for and during all the monthes<br />
of August September and October last past this<br />
Libellate Engle ffrith was the Master of the said ship<br />
<br />
This deponent taking notice of his executing the said place<br />
of Master of and in her. And for Master of her the said<br />
time the said Engle ffrith was and is Comonly<br />
accounted. And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the second position and schedule therein mentioned hee saith that for and during all the<br />
monethes aforesaid the said ship lay in the River of<br />
Thames, where this Deponent did then see her, and saith<br />
shee did in the said time of this Deponents knoweing<br />
stand in need of Cordage spunyarne Lyne Marlin<br />
and howsin, to fit and set her out to sea, and saith<br />
that on or about the Latter end of July or in the<br />
moneth of August last past, the said Engle ffrith<br />
came to the ffeild where the said Daniel Atkins<br />
useth to worke (being in Limehouse) about Cordage<br />
and other things to be sent on board the said ship for<br />
her use, and well Knoweth that the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother, who was then Boatswaine of the said ship did alsoe<br />
come to the said ffeild about the said Cordage and<br />
things, And saith that all and singular the Cordage<br />
Spinyarne Lyne Marlin and housin mentioned<br />
and set downe in the said schedule and weighing as in the said (now read over<br />
unto him) were really delivered to the said Engle<br />
ffriths Brother or other by his order for the use of<br />
the said ship ''Orange Tree'', And saith that all the<br />
ropes mentioned in the said Schedules were the sayd<br />
time well worth forty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Spunyarne twenty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Hamborough Lines Eighteene pence<br />
a peece and the Dipsy Line Eight shillings, the fine Marlin<br />
Eight pence a pound, and the English Marlin, and the housin<br />
six<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
'''Rp. 2dus''' &#91;RH MARGIN&#93;<br />
'''Nicholas Pyburne''' Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
'''Rp. 2dus''' &#91;RH MARGIN&#93;<br />
'''Nicholas Pyburne''' Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
Rp. 2dus &#91;RH MARGIN&#93;<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
Rp. 2dus &#91;RH MARGIN&#93;<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Rp. 2dus &#91;RH MARGIN&#93;<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.407r_Annotate&diff=66635HCA 13/73 f.407r Annotate2014-07-12T15:46:24Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
Rp. 2dus &#91;RH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridg &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate./:<br />
<br />
&#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93; Thomas Etheridg<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relation to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate.<br />
<br />
&#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93; Thomas Etheridg<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.407r_Annotate&diff=66631HCA 13/73 f.407r Annotate2014-07-12T15:45:33Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorries &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relacion to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate.<br />
<br />
&#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93; Thomas Etheridg<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorrie &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relacion to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate.<br />
<br />
&#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93; Thomas Etheridg<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.407r_Annotate&diff=66629HCA 13/73 f.407r Annotate2014-07-12T15:45:09Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate./:<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorrie &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relacion to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate.<br />
<br />
&#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93; Thomas Etheridg<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.407r_Annotate&diff=66628HCA 13/73 f.407r Annotate2014-07-12T15:44:57Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Dammage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate.<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorrie &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relacion to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate.<br />
<br />
&#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93; Thomas Etheridg<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Six pence per pound. The said prices being the said<br />
time, and at this present the usuall and ordinary<br />
Prices for the said Goods and materialls, The premisses<br />
hee deposeth for that hee helped<br />
to make all or the greatest part of the Ropes schedulate<br />
being in the said time Journiman to the said Daniel<br />
Adkins, and did weigh and afterwards deliver most<br />
of the Goods Schedulate into Boates brought for the same by the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother the Boatswaine of the said Shipp, and further<br />
cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 3rd hee referreth himselfe to the Registry of<br />
this Court<br />
<br />
To the 4th hee saith that the said Atkins by reason hee<br />
hath not receaved the money due for the said Goods hath<br />
suffered losse and Damage but how much he cannot<br />
Estimate.<br />
<br />
To the 5th hee cannot depose<br />
<br />
To the 6th hee refereth himselfe to the Lawe./:<br />
<br />
To the 7th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatorrie &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith hee hath noe Relacion to the said<br />
Adkins but was his Journiman as aforesaid and the<br />
said Adkins requested this Deponent to come and<br />
Testify herein and saith hee was never present at<br />
any bargaine made betwixt the said Engle ffrith<br />
and Daniel Adkins, and saith the foresaid Goods schedulate<br />
were delivered at severall times. And further cannot<br />
depose./:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith hee hath heard the said Atkins<br />
say that hee hath caused the said ship to be arested<br />
and saith that hee was not on board the said ship<br />
neither did hee see the goods schedulate delivered on=<br />
board her but did deliver the Greatest part of<br />
them as aforesaid into Boates brought<br />
for the same by the Boatswaine of the said ship<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot Answer. Knowing<br />
nothing of any such agreement as is Interrogate.<br />
<br />
&#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93; Thomas Etheridg<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; 2dies<br />
<br />
The same day<br />
Examined on the said Libell<br />
Nicholas Pyburne Living in Schoole=<br />
house Lane in Ratcliffe Ropemaker aged<br />
22 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
&#91;RH MARGIN&#93; To<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=The 15th of November 1659 . /. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
Daniel Adkins Ropemaker against the&#125;<br />
ship the ''Orange Tree'' whereof&#125;<br />
Engle=ffrith was Mr and against&#125;<br />
the said Englefrith: Clements Suckley&#125;<br />
<br />
Examined upon the<br />
Libell given in by Mr<br />
Clement on behalfe of the<br />
said Adkins :/<br />
<br />
Rp jus &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridge of Limehouse<br />
Ropemaker aged 30 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
sworne and Examined<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the ''Orange Tree'' Libellate,<br />
And saith that for and during all the monthes<br />
of August September and October last past this<br />
Libellate Engle ffrith was the Master of the said ship<br />
<br />
This deponent taking notice of his executing the said place<br />
of Master of and in her. And for Master of her the said<br />
time the said Engle ffrith was and is Comonly<br />
accounted. And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the second position and schedule therein mentioned hee saith that for and during all the<br />
monethes aforesaid the said ship lay in the River of<br />
Thames, where this Deponent did then see her, and saith<br />
shee did in the said time of this Deponents knoweing<br />
stand in need of Cordage spunyarne Lyne Marlin<br />
and howsin, to fit and set her out to sea, and saith<br />
that on or about the Latter end of July or in the<br />
moneth of August last past, the said Engle ffrith<br />
came to the ffeild where the said Daniel Atkins<br />
useth to worke (being in Limehouse) about Cordage<br />
and other things to be sent on board the said ship for<br />
her use, and well Knoweth that the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother, who was then Boatswaine of the said ship did alsoe<br />
come to the said ffeild about the said Cordage and<br />
things, And saith that all and singular the Cordage<br />
Spinyarne Lyne Marlin and housin mentioned<br />
and set downe in the said schedule and weighing as in the said (now read over<br />
unto him) were really delivered to the said Engle<br />
ffriths Brother or other by his order for the use of<br />
the said ship ''Orange Tree'', And saith that all the<br />
ropes mentioned in the said Schedules were the sayd<br />
time well worth forty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Spunyarne twenty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Hamborough Lines Eighteene pence<br />
a peece and the Dipsy Line Eight shillings, the fine Marlin<br />
Eight pence a pound, and the English Marlin, and the housin<br />
six<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=The 15th of November 1659 . /. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
Daniel Adkins Ropemaker against the&#125;<br />
ship the <i>Orange Tree</i> whereof&#125;<br />
Engle=ffrith was Mr and against&#125;<br />
the said Englefrith: Clements Suckley&#125;<br />
<br />
Examined upon the<br />
Libell given in by Master<br />
Clement on behalfe of the<br />
said Adkins :/ &#91;RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridge of Limehouse<br />
Ropemaker aged 30 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
sworne and Examined &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the Orange Tree Libellate,<br />
And saith that for and during all the monthes<br />
of August September and October last past this<br />
&#91;?Libellate&#93; Engle ffrith was the Master of the said ship<br />
<br />
This deponent taking notice of his &#91;?proceti---ing&#93; the said place<br />
of Master of and in her. And for Master of her the said<br />
time the said Engleffrith was and is Comonly<br />
accounted. And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the second posicon and schedule therein mentioned hee saith that for and during all the<br />
monethes aforesaid the said ship lay in the River of<br />
Thames, where this Deponent did then see her, and saith<br />
shee did in the said time of this Deponents &#91;?knoweing GUTTER&#93;<br />
stand in need of Cordage Spinyarne Lyne &#91;?Or GUTTER&#93;<br />
and howsin, to fit and set her out to sea, and &#91;Marlin? GUTTER&#93;<br />
that on or about the Latter end of July or in the<br />
moneth of August last past the said Engleffrith<br />
came to the ffeild where the said Daniel Adkins<br />
useth to worke (being in Limehouse) about Cordage<br />
and other things to be sent on board the said ship for<br />
her use, and well knoweth that the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother who was then Boatswaine of the said ship did &#91;?also GUTTER&#93;<br />
come to the said ffeild about the said Cordage and<br />
things, And saith that all and singular the Cordage<br />
Spinyarne Lyne Marlin and housin mentioned<br />
and set downe in the said schedule and weighing as in the &#91;?GUTTER&#93; (now read over<br />
unto him) were really delivered to the said Engle<br />
ffriths Brothers or other by his order for the use of<br />
the said ship Orange Tree, And saith that all the<br />
ropes mentioned in the said Schedules were the sayd<br />
time well worth forty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Spinyarne twenty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Hawborough Lines Eighteene pence<br />
a peece and the Dipsy Line Eight shillings the fine Marlin<br />
Eight pence a pound, and the English Marlin, and the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=The 15th of November 1659 . /. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
Daniel Adkins Ropemaker against the&#125;<br />
ship the <i>Orange Tree</i> whereof&#125;<br />
Engle=ffrith was Mr and against&#125;<br />
the said Englefrith: Clements Suckley&#125;<br />
<br />
Examined upon the<br />
Libell given in by Master<br />
Clement on behalfe of the<br />
said Adkins :/ &#91;RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
Thomas Etheridge of Limehouse<br />
Ropemaker aged 30 yeeres or thereabouts<br />
sworne and Examined &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first hee saith that hee well Knoweth the ship<br />
the Orange Tree Libellate,<br />
And saith that for and during all the monthes<br />
of August September and October last past this<br />
&#91;?Libellate&#93; Engle ffrith was the Master of the said ship<br />
<br />
This deponent taking notice of his &#91;?proceti---ing&#93; the said place<br />
of Master of and in her. And for Master of her the said<br />
time the said Engleffrith was and is Comonly<br />
accounted. And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the second posicon and schedule therein mentioned hee saith that for and during all the<br />
monethes aforesaid the said ship lay in the River of<br />
Thames, where this Deponent did then see her, and saith<br />
shee did in the said time of this Deponents &#91;?knoweing GUTTER&#93;<br />
stand in need of Cordage Spinyarne Lyne &#91;?Or GUTTER&#93;<br />
and howsin, to fit and set her out to sea, and &#91;Marlin? GUTTER&#93;<br />
that on or about the Latter end of July or in the<br />
moneth of August last past the said Engleffrith<br />
came to the ffeild where the said Daniel Adkins<br />
useth to worke (being in Limehouse) about Cordage<br />
and other things to be sent on board the said ship for<br />
her use, and well knoweth that the said Engle ffriths<br />
Brother who was then Boatswaine of the said ship did &#91;?also GUTTER&#93;<br />
come to the said ffeild about the said Cordage and<br />
things, And saith that all and singular the Cordage<br />
Spinyarne Lyne Marlin and housin mentioned<br />
and set downe in the said schedule and weighing as in the &#91;?GUTTER&#93; (now read over<br />
unto him) were really delivered to the said Engle<br />
ffriths Brothers or other by his order for the use of<br />
the said ship Orange Tree, And saith that all the<br />
ropes mentioned in the said Schedules were the sayd<br />
time well worth forty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Spinyarne twenty shillings per hundred and the<br />
Hawborough Lines Eighteene pence<br />
a peece and the Dipsy Line Eight shillings the fine Marlin<br />
Eight pence a pound, and the English Marlin, and the &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Beere mentioned in the said schedule and the<br />
foure punchion Caske mentioned in the said schedule<br />
were really delivered into Boates to be carryed on board the said ship to the<br />
use aforesaid at the request and order of the said<br />
Treworghey. And saith that the summes mentioned<br />
in the said Schedule were the usuall prices and rates<br />
the said time for the Beere shedulate, and the<br />
same was well worth the summes set downe for<br />
the same in the said Schedule. The premisses<br />
he deposeth being as aforesaid Clerke to the said<br />
Brewhouse, and seeing the Delivery of the<br />
greatest part of the said Beere into Boates and<br />
a Lighter sent for the same, by the said Treworghy<br />
And the said Treworghy acknoweledged to<br />
this Deponent that hee had receaved all the said Beere<br />
Shedulate on board the said ship or to that effect<br />
And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 8th hee referreth himself to the registry of this<br />
Court and further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 9th hee saith that the said Barker hath<br />
suffered losse and damage by reason of the<br />
non=payment of the money due for the said Beere<br />
but how much hee cannot Estimate./.<br />
<br />
To the 10th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./.<br />
<br />
Upon the rest of the articles not Examined by Direction. / .<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first Interrogatorie hee saith the said Mr. Barker<br />
required this Deponent to come and Testify the truth<br />
of his Knowledge herein and saith it will be neither<br />
benefit nor prejudice to him whether Mr Barker Recover<br />
his money for the said Beer or not, And saith the<br />
said Barkers wife is this Deponents Sister and otherwise<br />
Negatively:/:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith that there hath not bin any<br />
money paid for the said Bear to the said Barker<br />
as this Deponent verily beleeveth. And saith the said<br />
Treworghy did (as this Deponent beleeveth)<br />
subscribe the said Barkers Bill but this Deponent doth not<br />
Knowe that the said Barker hath any Bond Bill<br />
or other security for the said Bear from the<br />
said Treworghy or any others. And saith hee hath<br />
often heard the said Barker say that hee did not<br />
looke upon the said Treworghyes Signing his bill to be<br />
any security, but hee looked upon the ship for his money<br />
or to that effect, and further saving his foregoeing deposition hee<br />
cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
Thomas Shute/ &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Beere mentioned in the said schedule and the<br />
foure punchion Caske mentioned in the said schedule<br />
were really delivered into Boates to be carryed on board the said ship to the<br />
use aforesaid at the request and order of the said<br />
Treworghey. And saith that the summes mentioned<br />
in the said Schedule were the usuall prices and rates<br />
the said time for the Beere shedulate, and the<br />
same was well worth the summes set downe for<br />
the same in the said Schedule. The premisses<br />
he deposeth being as aforesaid Clerke to the said<br />
Brewhouse, and seeing the Delivery of the<br />
greatest part of the said Beere into Boates and<br />
a Lighter sent for the same, by the said Treworghy<br />
And the said Treworghy acknoweledged to<br />
this Deponent that hee had receaved all the said Beere<br />
Shedulate on board the said ship or to that effect<br />
And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 8th hee referreth himself to the registry of this<br />
Court and further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 9th hee saith that the said Barker hath<br />
suffered losse and damage by reason of the<br />
non=payment of the money due for the said Beere<br />
but how much hee cannot Estimate./.<br />
<br />
To the 10th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./.<br />
<br />
Upon the rest of the articles not Examined by Direction. / .<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first Interrogatorie hee saith the said Mr. Barker<br />
required this Deponent to come and Testify the truth<br />
of his Knowledge herein and saith it will be neither<br />
benefit nor prejudice to him whether Mr Barker Recover<br />
his money for the said Beer or not, And saith the<br />
said Barkers wife is this Deponents Sister and otherwise<br />
Negatively:/:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith that there hath not bin any<br />
money paid for the said Bear to the said Barker<br />
as this Deponent verily beleeveth. And saith the said<br />
Treworghy did (as this Deponent beleeveth)<br />
subscribe the said Barkers Bill but this Deponent doth not<br />
Knowe that the said Barker hath any Bond Bill<br />
or other security for the said Bear from the<br />
said Treworghy or any others. And saith hee hath<br />
often heard the said Barker say that hee did not<br />
looke upon the said Treworghyes Signing his bill to be<br />
any security, but hee looked upon the ship for his money<br />
or to that effect, and further saving his foregoeing deposition hee<br />
cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
Thomas Shute/ &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;?GUTTER LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
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|Transcription=Beere mentioned in the said schedule and the<br />
foure punchion Caske mentioned in the said schedule<br />
were really delivered into Boates to be carryed on board the said ship to the<br />
use aforesaid at the request and order of the said<br />
Treworghey. And saith that the summes mentioned<br />
in the said Schedule were the usuall prices and rates<br />
the said time for the Beere shedulate, and the<br />
same was well worth the summes set downe for<br />
the same in the said Schedule. The premisses<br />
he deposeth being as aforesaid Clerke to the said<br />
Brewhouse, and seeing the Delivery of the<br />
greatest part of the said Beere into Boates and<br />
a Lighter sent for the same, by the said Treworghy<br />
And the said Treworghy acknoweledged to<br />
this Deponent that hee had receaved all the said Beere<br />
Shedulate on board the said ship or to that effect<br />
And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 8th hee referreth himself to the registry of this<br />
Court and further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 9th hee saith that the said Barker hath<br />
suffered losse and damage by reason of the<br />
non=payment of the money due for the said Beere<br />
but how much hee cannot Estimate./.<br />
<br />
To the 10th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./.<br />
<br />
Upon the rest of the articles not Examined by Direction. / .<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first Interrogatorie hee saith the said Mr. Barker<br />
required this Deponent to come and Testify the truth<br />
of his Knowledge herein and saith it will be neither<br />
benefit nor prejudice to him whether Mr Barker Recover<br />
his money for the said Beer or not, And saith the<br />
said Barkers wife is this Deponents Sister and otherwise<br />
Negatively:/:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith that there hath not bin any<br />
money paid for the said Bear to the said Barker<br />
as this Deponent verily beleeveth. And saith the said<br />
Treworghy did (as this Deponent beleeveth)<br />
subscribe the said Barkers Bill but this Deponent doth not<br />
Knowe that the said Barker hath any Bond Bill<br />
or other security for the said Bear from the<br />
said Treworghy or any others. And saith hee hath<br />
often heard the said Barker say that hee did not<br />
looke upon the said Treworghyes Signing his bill to be<br />
any security, but hee looked upon the ship for his money<br />
or to that effect, and further saving his foregoeing deposition hee<br />
cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin &#91;LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93; Thomas Shute/ ≈<br />
<br />
&#91;?GUTTER LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhnhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.406r_Annotate&diff=61766HCA 13/73 f.406r Annotate2014-07-12T15:34:17Z<p>JohnKuhn: </p>
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|Folio=406<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|First transcriber=John Kuhn<br />
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|Editorial history=Created 01/06/14, by CSG<br />
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|Transcription=Beere mentioned in the said schedule and the<br />
foure punchion Caske mentioned in the said schedule<br />
were really delivered into Boates to be carryed on board the said ship to the<br />
use aforesaid at the request and order of the said<br />
Treworghey. And saith that the summes mentioned<br />
in the said Schedule were the usuall prices and rates<br />
the said time for the Beere shedulate, and the<br />
same was well worth the summes set downe for<br />
the same in the said Schedule. The premisses<br />
he deposeth being as aforesaid Clerke to the said<br />
Brewhouse, and seeing the Delivery of the<br />
greatest part of the said Beere into Boates and<br />
a Lighter sent for the same, by the said Treworghy<br />
And the said Treworghy acknoweledged to<br />
this Deponent that hee had receaved all the said Beere<br />
Shedulate on board the said ship or to that effect<br />
And further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 8th hee referreth himself to the registry of this<br />
Court and further cannot depose./.<br />
<br />
To the 9th hee saith that the said Barker hath<br />
suffered losse and damage by reason of the<br />
non=payment of the money due for the said Beere<br />
but how much hee cannot Estimate./.<br />
<br />
To the 10th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./.<br />
<br />
Upon the rest of the articles not Examined by Direction. / .<br />
<br />
To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;<br />
<br />
To the first Interrogatorie hee saith the said Mr. Barker<br />
required this Deponent to come and Testify the truth<br />
of his Knowledge herein and saith it will be neither<br />
benefit nor prejudice to him whether Mr Barker Recover<br />
his money for the said Beer or not, And saith the<br />
said Barkers wife is this Deponents Sister and otherwise<br />
Negatively:/:<br />
<br />
To the second hee saith that there hath not bin any<br />
money paid for the said Bear to the said Barker<br />
as this Deponent verily beleeveth. And saith the said<br />
Treworghy did (as this Deponent beleeveth)<br />
subscribe the said Barkers Bill but this Deponent doth not<br />
Knowe that the said Barker hath any Bond Bill<br />
or other security for the said Bear from the<br />
said Treworghy or any others. And saith hee hath<br />
often heard the said Barker say that hee did not<br />
looke upon the said Treworghyes Signing his bill to be<br />
any security, but hee looked upon the ship for his money<br />
or to that effect, and further saving his foregoeing deposition hee<br />
cannot Answer./.<br />
<br />
&#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93; Thomas Shute/ ≈<br />
<br />
&#91;?GUTTER LH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
}}</div>JohnKuhn