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HCA 13/73 f.586r Annotate

2014-09-14T17:03:10Z

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|Transcription=Ad 7.u dirit that as the time the said [auceor?] was shipped by
the Company of the John they called out to the [m?] and [Company?]
of the Mary rose to let fall an anchor to stop their ship which
they heard and replyed that they could not tend to [starken?]
their sailes nor let ship an anchor or to that effect, and would
not nor did [Xither?] but, still kept on their Course through they were
[?] that if they did not they would [suike?] the John, and by sure
their willfully and [?Carepessemes], they did runne the said ship the
John ashore, against the lighthouse in the river of Newcastle
weere shee was the next tide [suncke?] with the foresaid 14 [ofhalve?]
of Coats in her, notwithstanding her [master?] and Company
used their best endevor to get her off, which hee saith came
and happened by the carelesseines or wilfullnes of the said
Cole and Company for had they slackened their sailes
and cast out an anchor as they were [?] and rivilly
[intreated?] and desired to doe, the said ship John would
in all likelihood and [pbability?] have come out [fafe?] with her said
lading, which deposeth for the reasons aforesaid
Ad 8a dirit that the said ship at the time of her said sinking
in this deponent judgement who hath used the sea [?]
was worth the sume of One Thousand pounds sterling or
thereabouts, and the said 140 chaldron of Coales Newcastle
measure would here have yeilded had they bin brought hether
safe (as in all likelihoods they would had not the said disaster
happened) the sume of 240 sterling or thereabouts etate nefrit
[?] dirit that the said mariot and Company which their great
care, and at great cost and charges did peserve about 112
Chaldron of the said Coales out of the said ship which were
very wet and much [?] by lying under water, but
[?] the same were sold for hee knoweth not, and they alsoe
at great Costs and charges did weigh up the said ship John
but the same by reason of her sinking and lying under water
and weighing againe recieved very much damage in her [?]
apparrell and furniture and alsoe in her [?] bark being
thereby broaken ,and saith that hee judgeth and verily beleeveth
that it would have cost the said marriot and Company the
owner of her the sume of 350 pounds to have repaired her, and
made her as good as shee was imediately before the said
disaster happened which he deposeth helping to weigh these ship and [servece?]
Ad 12 Dirit that hee verify beleeveth that it cost the said marriot
Bradley and Company the sume of two hundred pounds
in mens wages [?] to helpe to weigh the said ship, and other
necessary charges, thereabout, and peserving the said Coales ./:
Ad 13 dirit that in his judgement the said ownere of the John and
her saide laching of Coales, have besides their foresaid [?] and damages
suffered damage to the value of 1000 pounds sterling in want of their money
and the use and proffitt they might have made thereof, and of the said
ship.

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HCA 13/73 f.585v Annotate

2014-09-14T17:02:21Z

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|Transcription=Ad 2a dirit that in the [forepmienat?] the time the disaster [?]
was [master?] of the ship Mary Rose [?] [?] the lilate John [GUTTER]
charge of her, as master, and for sure hee was Comonly [around?]
A 3.4.5 et 6 dirit that upon or about the 22th day of October
1658 the said ship [wrighed?] to come out of the river of
Newcastle and shee was then coming out in Company of
a great ffleete of ships, most of which were aboard of the
John, shee then having about 14 chaldron of coales, Newcastle
measure onboard her and the wind being to this deponent
remembrance West North West neere that point, the[GUTTER]
Robert Marriot which was [master] of the John caused his
Company [?] of this deponent was one to [?] saile
to prevent the Johne Coming foule of some or one after[GUTTER]
ships of the said ffleete.
and to the and shee should not take away their winde
and saith that im diately after the John weighed [GUTTER]
out of the said River, foresaid ship Mary Rose [?]
weighted, to come out [?], and came in [diatchy?] after [GUTTER?]
a sterne of the John, which all her sailes full and her boat[GUTTER]
ahead towing of her, and came very neere unto they [GUTTER]
which the said , Marriot and Company [proving?] they or most of
them called out to the said Cole and Company and
desired them to [?] their sailes and keep a sterne
telling them that if they did not they would be onboard
John or to that effect which words they heard
and understood and one of them replyed that they [?]
got [rheard?] of her or to that purpose, and the said Marriot
againe called out earn. [Shey?] to the said Cole to the effect [GUTTER]
and hee made answer, that hee would get ahead of
them, meaning ahead of the John, or to that purpose and
owing in the manner aforesaid which all his sailes full and
the boate towing of her, striving to get before, the John
came with her bowe onboard the Johne [larboard?]
five, and tooke away the wind from her, and the Mary
anchor was [foule?] of the Johns [shouds?], and her [?]
under the Johns stay, and for the [?] of the John
his Company were foresaid to cut the [Laniards?] of their
[?shronds] by which meanes the John was put by her [?]
that her Company could not have the Comand of her , and
were forced to let ship their best [?] [auchor?] but [GUTTER]
Roses sailes being still full shee came soe last upon the [GUTTER]
that shee dragged home her [Auchor?] so that it could not [GUTTER]
the John [np?], the promisses hee deposeth deposeth being [?]
witnes there of and onboard the said ship John and one of [GUTTER]

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HCA 13/73 f.585r Annotate

2014-09-07T14:32:05Z

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Ad 2 dirit that the deponent hath seene a bill of sale in the
said Margains [?] which hee hath said was the bill of sale
which the Carpenter of that built the said ship made to him for her
but weather it was soe or not hee knoweth not, hee not
being able to [?] or reade, and to the rest hee refeurs himselfe
to his foregoing deponent ./.
Ad 3 dirit that hee did not see the said Martin receive
the foresaid money of the said Harrison, but
hee will knoweth that the said sume of 50 pounds was laid out
as aforesaid, about nine or tenne pounds [eereof?] was
laid out for [with?] calling the said ship, and the rest for
coles, and bringing them aboard and other charges thereabouts
and the same were bought of severall [psons?] and saith
that hee did not knowe of any store the said Martin
had onboard the said ship the said time, but heard him say
as aforesaid that hee had not above five [?], and saith that
the voyage before, the said Martin brought brought Coales from
Newcastle to London and here sold the same, but most of
the money was paid here by the said Martin to severall
[psone?] to [?] the ship was in debted, and this deponent by
this order paid seventeene pounds or thereabouts to
two persons to [?] the same was due ./.
Ad 4: dirit that hee did not see that said Taylor pay the
foresaid sume to the said Harrison but saith that upon his
arrivall at Newcastle from London hee was credibly
informed not only by the said Harrison but by many
of his neighbours that the Taylor was forced to pay the same ./:
to the said Harrison ./.
Sigmum P dirti guihilum
Portis ./.
go did Novembris./
sushibillo pdirto examinatus ./.
Phillippus Jefferyes jo wapping Nanta annos
[agons?] 36 and so [?] [toshs?] im harransa pdurtue
it juratus ./.
Ad np sitionem dirit that hee well knoweth the ship the
[?] of [?] and hath knowne her for about five yeeres
and saith that for all the month of August September and
October 1658 and before and after the lilah Robert Marriot
Nicholas Bradley and Company were the owner and [propri?]
of the same ship John and of her [tarkes?] apparrell and [?]
and alsoe of the coales hee had in at the disaster here
after mentioned which amounted to one hundred and forty
[?] Newcastle measure or neere thereabouts and for
sure they were comonly amounted, which hee knoweth being one
of the ships Company and voyage in question and [?] [?]
by the said Robert Marriott ./

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HCA 13/73 f.584v Annotate

2014-09-07T14:31:32Z

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ship in a Considerable sume of money, to save
and keepe [?harineheshe] the said John Taylor from [GUTTER?]
fore [bond?], and having nowe seene the scedule
in this position mention, being the second sceedule [an?]
hee saith that the same was and is the originall
bond given by the said Marten to the said Taylor
and was [?] the said Martin really and truely signed
sealed and delivered on or about the day of the [GUTTER?]
thereof in the [?] of this Deponent and the foresaid
Thomas Harrison to Thomas Harrison, and the [?]
thereof were and are time.
Ad 8 dirit that the said Martin did not pay unto the
said Thomas Harrison the said sume of fifty pounds
or any part thereof which in the time [?summited] but the [GUTTER?]
his bond to be [forfuited?], and by reason thereof the
said Harrison caused the said Taylor to be [accesher?]
for the same, and recovered the said sume of him
and alsoe for his charges, as hee the said Harrison
hath confessed and affirmed to his Deponent and saith that
the said sume of fifty pounds was imployed in and fore
the said ships use to [wit?] in saving her which coales, and
[provisioming?] of his, which said ladnig was brought in
the said ship to his port, and there sold by the said
John Martin, which hee knoweth being carpenter of [GUTTER]
said ship the said voyage and here [hotpnig?] to deliver
her, and was imployed by by the said Martin to receive
part of the money for the sayd coales ./.
Ad 10 dirit that the said Martin, at or about the time of
the arrest lilatee did sail and declare that hee [GUTTER?]
their sixteenth part of the said ship.
Au 11 dirit that the said Martin hath required to pay
the sume aforesaid to the said Taylor./
Au 12 refert se ad registrum hhins Curia :/:.
Au 13 dirit that hee verily beleeveth that the said John
Taylor bisides the sume aforesaid [?] him to the said
Harrison, hath by reason of the premisses suffere
and damage to the sume or value of pound
sterling in this deponents judgement.
Ad [ust?] dirit [pdeposita?] p dum essevera ./:
Ad interrogatoria.
Adyu interr responded that hee cometh to testify he[GUTTER?]
at the request of the said John Taylor and saith that
hee hath noe share in this [?] of [?]
to recieve his charges in counting [?] about
in case the said Taylor [?] here in but doth not [?]
ought else and is noe wasy of kin to the said Taylor ./.

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HCA 13/73 f.584r Annotate

2014-08-31T16:19:11Z

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Ad jn 2et positioned dirit that for and during all the mointh
of September, October and November 1658 and before
the lilate John Martin was master of the lilate ship the
and had the care and charge of her [?] and was then
comonly amounted to be a part owner of the said ship, and
[verily?] beleeveth that hee became [master?] of her bye which the
consent of her owner and saith that the deponent made severall
voyages in the said ship, from [houra?] to [Newcastle?] and was
hired to serve in her by the said Martin, who alsoe hired the rest
of the marinire that served in her and the said Martin.
[orsed?] to trade from [heure?] to Newcastle for coales and
hee had the [mannageieg?] and ordering of the se ship those
voyages and used to buy in her provisions, and alsoe coles
to lade her, and and hee alsoe sold the same, and did keepe the amounts
ase Reccipts and [?] in, upon , and concirning the said
ship by Consent of her owner et ate nefrit saving the said ship
its of the [burteen?] of two hundred and seventy [?] or thereabouts/amount or
Au 4: 5 et 6. dirit that in or about the months of September
1658 the said ship the Tymothy arrived in the River
of Newcastle, this deponent being then carpenter of her, and
the same Martin the [master] of the said ship did then want and
stand in need of money to buy Coales to lade the said ship
and alsoe to buy provisions for her Company, and the
said Martin being in [?] want did repaire [?] the lilate
John Taylor of Gateside aforesaid, and acquainted him there which
and [intrated?] and [importxxxx?] the said Taylor, in this deposeth
pefeure and hearing to be ayding and assisting to him the
[?] Martin in the borrowing of forty or fifty pounds to helpe
to buy provisions and Coales lade the ship, and thereupon
the said John Taylor did use his endeaver to furnish him
and did at his [refuest?] become bound unto one Thomas
Harrison togeather with him the said John Martin in the [finne?]
of ffourestere pounds for payment of fifty pounds which said
finne of fifty pounds was lent by the said Harrison to
the said Martin to lade his ship with coales and buy
provisions to the end shee might [need?] upon her voyage
and having now seene the first sched uto lilate hee saith
the same is the said originall bond, and was ligned and sealed
by the said Martin and Taylor in the [?] of his deponent
one [master?] John Preston and one Thomas Mattison, and to
the rest hee referreth himselfe to the said bond which [?] and reall [?ane]
further cannot depose saving that the said Martin told
this deponent at his being at Newcastle the said time before
he borrowed the said sume that hee had not five pounds
any [wt?] [?] in eadem mention at dirit it [deponent?] that
[?] of the said John Taylor being bound with these
and Martin to these Harrison as aforesaid the said Martin
did become bound unto the said Taylor and alsoe bound the
ship

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HCA 13/73 f.583v Annotate

2014-08-31T16:18:24Z

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Marriot Bradley and Company the owner of the said ships
John the fine of ffoure hundred pounds and [?]
to have made the said ship as good as shee was moderately or fore his
said disaster, and saith that hee verily beleeveth that it
cost the said owner in weighing the said ship cost
the sume of two hundred and ffifty pounds for [?]
wages vesselle to help to weigh them and other charges in
and about thy same; The premisses hee deposeth
for that hee said at [newrastle?] and [?] to weigh
the said ship and lading, etatr nefrit./.
Au j3 dirit that hee referre him selfe to his foregoing
deponent state nefrit, saving that the said marriot or
Company, by reason of the foresaid disaster besides the [?]
aforementioned haves suffer. A great losse and [?]
in the losse of the [?] of their money, but [GUTTER?]
which hee cannot [?] ..
Au 14 dirit refert so and [Regisrum?] hujus Curice.
Au 15 dirit that hee well knoweth the [?] John Hoard
who he saith is a subject of this kingdome.
Au vst dirit qe pdeposita peum esse neza./.
Au Interrogatoria.
Au [Xu?] dirit that hee was a [Coinon?] man in the John the
[forefe?] time, and saith that hee hath reccived his [?]
forgoing to Newcastle in the said ship the so voyage, [GUTTER?]
the said Marriot hath [promised?] to this Deponent to give him
his wages for the which voyage, if the damages in and
be recouered, and saith that there was noe [?careleXXXXX]
or [neglurt?] in the neer Company of the John the forese [himself?]
atr negative p parle sma, /:
Au 22 dirit that it was the m.e of the Mary rose as afore[said?]
which spoake to the effort interrate and saith
that hee this deponent sawe about tenne pound paid to
la bouros for assisting about the weighing the shipp
saith that there so Marriot requested this deponent to
come and to [shify?] herein, and that hee is worth [GUTTER]
twenty pounds his debts said and to the rest hee [?]
himselfe to his foregoing deponent ./
[biepetit rozam dire sweit?]
John [BXXXXXXX?]
30 Novembris: 1660.
sup libello exple dirti Johamns Taylor
examinatus:/:

[LH Paragraph]
To [haunis?] Taylor [can?] the Tymothy
[anjns?] to : Marten off [eelmnp?] futon
ar coin dirtum Marten, nemon can
Guiliehuum wood et einamieham Souuish
Cheeke /. Smith

William Portis de Gateside [GUTTER?]
jue reewiasthe reanpeqi, am cos [GUTTER]
ant earirtiter teshis in harransa
pdurtus et examinatus ./
Ad

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HCA 13/73 f.580r Annotate

2014-08-25T21:06:47Z

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As 6u. dicit that at the time of the seizure of the ffreetsade
and her lading by the Capt and company of the St. Mary
as aforesaid, the St. Mary had the [Holland?] Colouss out, and
was named for the most past with Dutch men and subjects
of the states of the united Neitherlands and sayth that when
the St. Mary came first up with the ffreetsade, her Captaine
[hayled?] the ffreetsade and demanded whene she was; to which
answer was made that she was of London; And then simon
fflen the [me.?] of the [ffreetsade?] hayled the St. Mary and asked
whenne she was, to which the [?] And some of his Company
made answer that they were of Amsterdam, and [?] their
ship the St. Mary was built at [soedam?]. The premisses he
deposeth being an eye and [casewitness?] thereof state [nesait?]
deponere./
As 7u dicit that after [surh?] [suespsisall?] of the ffreetsade, the [?]
Andreas and Company carried her and her lading into [GibraltXX?]
within the streights [mouth?] and in the [Jessitosies?] of the king
of Spaine, where they detained the same, as otherwise
deposed thereof at their pleasures, and dispayled the
owners of all their said Galls and [filles?]; and plundesade tooke away
all the moneys, goods, clothes and instruments and what else
belonged to the [?] Simon fflen and the east of the Company
of the ffreetrade ; to the value of one thousand eight hundred
pounds or neare thereabouts as this deponent verily beleeveth
and further cannot depose saving his foregoing deponent to [?] [?] he [?]
as met deponit et dicit that the fosesd. Gregory, Benne and Allen
the [pdaccents?] have suffered losse and damage to a very
great summe or valued by meanes of the [8d?] seizures, but this
cannot, as he sayth, give any estimation thereof, And therefore
cannot further Depose ./
James Home [RH MARGIN]
eods die
sus attons arlate
Johannes Goldstone de St. Foolies intra
Burgum Southwasdie nauta atatis 31 am[?]
aut eo cisciter teslis in hae causa pductus qier[ atxx?]
et eeaiatus dicit put sequitus.
Ad, ud 2nd. et 3rd etelos, dicte Allonis deponit et decit that of this
deponents knowledge the artate John Gregory , John Beme
and John etllggn the pducents in this cause were the ffreight
less and Imployers of the ship ffreetade arlate in the moneth
of September last was twelve moneth, and so continued
to be untill May last, [bba?]. And sayth that within the said
time, there were five hundred bags of galls and two cases
of silkes laden and put on board the ship ffreethade in the
post of scandeeoome by the ffactors of them the said John Gregory
John [RH MARGIN]

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HCA 13/73 f.563v Annotate

2014-08-20T22:07:12Z

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[theuric?] shee went to Cales in spaine [weXX?]
the said [merret.?] caused most of the [furst?] sugar and
a few other goods to be delievered, theure shee went to allow
where the said [wersant?] delivered some loggwood, the [?]
shee went to the [wadeor?] [mun v dre?] and the [?]
some shugers, and some other things and theure went to
Genoa weere all the rest of the said ships lading was by [GUTTER]
said [?merret.] delivered, the last of [weire?] was there delivered
upon or about the [?lente] day of August 1659 and the [GUTTER]
said Lading being soe delivered the said [merreant?] [GUTTER]
a lading of goods onboard the said ship consisting in [marth?]
stones, [?earthen] ware, paper and severall bales of goods
to be carried in the said ship [lostalrure?] in Teneriffe, and [GUTTER]
same being so ladden, the said ship by order of the said
[merret?] set saile from Geuva on or about the 8th day [GUTTER]
or to last for [sta?] Crure, but in her Course[?] the [said?]
ship and the said lading were off off Cape Sprat [?] the [GUTTER?]
[?] met with and seized by three Turkish men
of warr, on the 29th October last, and the said ship
and lading loose by the said seizes [seuth?]
[Augie?], weere both the ship and lading were solde [?]
or the premisses hee deposeth being Carpenter of the
said ship as aforesaid and going from place to
place in the said ship and onboard her when shee
was seized, and carried to Algir in one of the said
Turkish men of warr, it atr nefrit./.
A 8u refert se ad pedeposita./.
A 9u nefrit depouere the Charterpty not being Exhibited
A 10u refert se ad registrid Curia prazogativce./
A 11u dirit that the said Browne hath told this deposeth as
hee demanded the ffreight for the said voyage of [?]
[Iernandes] and that shee refused to stay [?], it atr nefrit
A 12 refert se ad jura ./.
Ad 13. dirit that hee knowes not the [femessernander?] [?]
weose subject shee is .:/:
Ad 14: dirit pdeposita [?] and ssevira ./:

Rirhas bead [RH MARGIN]
exode die [centre]
Yiulidnius Nicolson, [?] [?] [RH MARGIN]
camitatn East loussian in srolia [Nauja] atalis 2b [GUTTER]
aut so rirriter juratus et Examinatus dirit
et depot. put sequitur virt
A j.artum dirtee allome dirit et depoint that hee kis depot
was boatsivaine of the arlate ship the Marcy of Loyden
all thevoy age in question hill was seized as hereafter
is mentioned and thereby well knoweth that the arlate of
John

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often times credibly heard and verify beleeveth and for [?] or her
hee was coinouly accounted by the said ships Company [and?] [?]
[depotivas?] and the voyage in question and the said browne and some
ffreinds caused thee said ship to be built about two yeeres since
at Rotterdam in holland as severall of her Company that
there came onboard her have affirmed to this deponent [etah?]
[uesrit?].
A 2da 3a [?] that the said John Browne in the moneth of January
1658 did by [charterphy?] let the said ship Mary to ffreight
unto Antonio ffernander Carvajall for a voyage to be made
from houre to [?] eere to late [managing?] and carry graine to the Canaryes and to
[looteer?] ports and plans beyond the seas And to the rest her
referreth himselfe to the [Charterphy?] made for the said voyage.
A 4.a dirid that the said ship in the latter end of January 1658
was ready to depart [heure?] on the said voyage , and that
on or neere about the 5th of Ffebruary following shee set saile from Gravesend
on the said voyage and at the time of the said ships depture
shee was a strong, tight, and [?] [?]. and well [?]
and very well ffarmshed which all manner of [apparrell?] take
aummunition and other things and were [slaryes?] fit for sure a
ship, and sure a voyage as the voyage in question and shee had all the voyage in
question twelve [?] on and about (besides the said [Brorvinehte?]
[?]) belonging to her and [stop?] the voyage thirteene mene
[aboy?] and that they or soe many of them that were requisite
were ready at all due time which these ships [baate?] to serve
and carry the [monet?] of the said ship to and from land
the said voyage; The premisses hee deposeth goeing out
[?] of the said ship and soe continuing till her
seizure hereafter mentioned [et] atr nefrit./
5a 6a 7a arlob dirit et deponit that the [?] ship
sailes from houre to [?] weere [hire] was put on
board her, by the ffartor theree of the said Antonio Ffernander
Carvajall a lading consisting in severall [bales?]
of goods, fferrnigs and [pipeflaves?], and carried the
same to Oratava in Teneriffe, and there all
the said lading was delivered to the [fartor?] of the said Antonio Ffender
which said ffarto ordered
the said John Browne to followe the [?], of a [?]
who freighted the said ship of the said further which said [?] came [Gararhire?]
onboard the said ship at
and the said ship being [Gallashed?], shee sailed from
otherwise to [GararXXXX?] order of the said ffartor.
weere the said [merreant?] loaded
shngirs and log bood and some other goods onboard hereth [sure?]
the said ship went by order of the nearest completed her loading which to Lanfaroate, weere he [?]

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2014-08-11T18:38:47Z

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Beleeveth and the said [Josiah] Burgis did at [?ffallinouth] after the
said ships arrivall these pade and put on board her foure dozene
a halfe of [?pirkee] [oystere?] about twenty pounds weight of [tymbers?]
hee soe put onboard for his owne [arrgunt?], and hee was
the true and law full owne. thereof [?] [?] [arred?] and this deposeth [saivitee?]
said Burgit pay for the said oysters. and there was [aXXXthen]
and there laden onboard [saith] ship two [hogshds] of [pilrhards?]
which were laden in the [nickname?] but as this deposeth hath [bin?] credibly
informed the same did belong to the said burgit and the
said ship pronedded on her said voyage to Ciprevarh [feghorme] and the coast
of Genoa and the said burgic did at Cipevarh sell the said [byslere?]
and Tuine and the said [pilrsard?] were there alsoe sold by them
of the said ship named John plompton, and the said Burgit
sold his said [batts?] only coasted [uira] which it on the coast of Genva , and hee the
said Burgit did with the preed of the same [lade?] onboard
the said ship the said voyage only coast of vera once hogshead of [oyle] and
a quantity of [rice?] , and at Legorue eight barrells of [leprafrute]
and three barrells of Aureovat, All which hee soe laded upon and
for his owne proper account and Adventure at this deponent doth
in [fonsienre?] beleeve and hee the said Burgit was Comonly
amounted by the said ships [compal?] to be the true owne [?]
and saith that soe soone as the said hogshead of oyle was
showed in the said ships how the said [Burgis?]borrowed this
deposeth marking [?] , and in this deposeth preseure did put the
Tres I.B thereupon, being the first [hes?] of his names. and hee
the said burgit during all the voyage tooke care thereof
and after the arrival of the said ship in the river of Thames
hee [?] the same in the Custome house and [rheered?] the
same there as this Deponent hath bin credibly informed. And
saith that the foresaid John [Plompton] the [?] of the said
ship did in the voyage severall times before this deponent and
to these of the said shipe Company acknowledge that the [?]
[AXXXXXXX?] of [byle?] did belong to the said [jorsiah?] Burgis The
promisses hee deposeth being [Coop?] of the said ship and going
from houre the said voyage [nitier?] at coop of her, and soe continuing
for and during all the said voyage and an eye and eare
witnes of the promisses of [?] [culprit?] ./
A 5a. [nesrit?] deponent./.
A 6a [refert?] so [ad?] [registXXX?] [?] [curia]./.
A 7a [nesrit?] deponent./.
A 8a [refert?] so adjura:
A [uthinam?] [dirit?] [padaposita?] [?] [offevera?] ./:

Sigmun dirti PT Pauli
Eodem die: [Turkir?]
2dne Henrieus Robson de Luinhouse in rom onidds Maula
[atatis?] 25 [aunoru?] out [eoriuriter?] [Juratus?] [es?] [Examinalins?]
dirit prout seq
ew

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HCA 13/73 f.549r Annotate

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The 17th of July 1660. [CENTRE HEADING]

Examined upon the foresaid articles.

'''Captaine John Trigg''' Commander of the ''Phaenix'' in service of his Majestie
aged 31 yeers or thereabouts sworne and examined.

To the first article hee saith hee well knoweth that the time arlate there were
warrs and hostilities betwixt England and Spaine at sea, and frequent seizures
by meanes thereof made of the ships and goods of the subiects of each of those nations.
To the second [hatieu] cee with that with [mtcehima] [?arlal] and nirse [?qortirulars]
[?] 1658 the [?arlatn] Captaine John Strake was Commander in ceife
or [?] in the Mediteranean sea as a [?restanum] Squadeau of [?] in su
in [?] [?revine] and 7 are of [?] makin, to the [nowber] at [?] at
[Ripprs] off walouts, were [?] [runnetc] being then a lientenant in [?]
[ffleta] and being the [?] [Alunigall] in the [?] Command, and [?] there
[?] as [?] and Rippo were waned or [?] called the [ffairfax], and the [?]
[wanirale] was [?important] so [?] further otherwise, where hee [?] [?frtce]
[wasone] [?aforry] wid.
To the [?] [?cayiuits] than by let [midanes] and [amersion?] aforesaid her well [fXXXX?]
that one [Captanine] owes what [?] had [?] camme and as Captanines
of the foresaid ffrigot called the ffairfax and there were alsoe [?]
other ffrigots comitted by [?] [slonkes?] to the tare [?charXX] command of
the said [?nohetston], namely the [bprislow?] the hampshire the [Khemp?]
and the Kent of which ffrigot this Kent this Deponent was Lieutenant when
the Armes of taken was taken, and which shee was taken and for
some time after the [arlate?] William winter did [pesend?] him
selfe to be lieutenant to captaine Whetstone, and did [?] that
often on board the said ffairefax ffrigot , And further deposeth not
To the 4th hee referreth himselfe to the lawe and [?] of kings
[puinris?], and [?]./.
To the 5th hee saith hee never sawe the [?] orders or
letters [arlale?] nor knoweth the effort thereof./:
To the 6th hee referreth him also to the lawe, and to the [Justrurtions?]
[arlale?], and otherwise deposeth not saving [?] followeth/.
To the 7th hee saith that hee knoweth not [?] [Justrurtions?]
were by [?] Sloakes given to said Thomas Whetson
on [?] orders the said Whetson did show or give to the said
winter, and saith that it is a thing well knowne amongst all
seamen in ffleetes that the bulkes of ships ought not to be
[groaken?] noth out order from the Admiral of the ffleet or other
legall authority./.
To the 9th hee referreth himselfe to the lawe:/:
To the 10th 11th and 12th hee saith that, the [?] ffrigot and the
[Phanix?] being too of the said ffrigots comitted to
the charge of the said Whetston , did [?] they were under [?]
Comand. take a prize called the Armes of [?] which they carried
to the said Whetston, and suddenly, after the foresaid William
winter which severall of the Company of the ffairfax ffrigot
[?] onboard her, and turned out the Company that were in her
belonging to the Phenix and Kent, and the said winter and
Company

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|Transcription=Company having possession of her did [weoly?] [unpade?] the said [GUTTER]
in the [roade] of Marsellit, and hee deponent being
then lieutenant of the Kent and goeing in her [then], to [GUTTER]
went onboard the said prize about [twin], and [?]
her [?unloading], and sawe part of her [?] carried
onboard the said ffairfae frigot, and found onboard
the little [?] then [ry?ing] there, and some out[GUTTER]
and saith that about three weekes or amoneth after the
ffairfae ffrigot did neere Ligorne Road [lake?] a ship
called the Warrio. his deposeth being then in the ffairfaXX
and see [some?] as shee was seized the said winter [GUTTER?]
onboard her, and [lookee?] severall of the ffairfae
ffrigott Company with him, and saith that soone after
there were severall goods brought onboard the ffairfaX
at [Bales?] of [Cloats?], some [cheste?] of Judigo, [?]
and [?] of [Cappir?] ; and some goods as hee was [informed]
[w?] carried on [Xare] Captain Jourdains ship, and saith
that these were severall Spaniards onboard the said
ship Warrio [?] did [coursesse?] her goods to belong
to Spaniards but most of her Company were [?Dxxxxxxx]
and so were likewise the Company of the [?Axxxxx]
of [?L] , and further deposeth not saving that the
said winter was [?serured] by order of [?A] [sloaks]
and afterwards [?] as hee [?shie] Deposeth hath [?gin] [informxx]
make his [?srape] ./.

To the 13th hee cannot depose /.
To the 14th hee saith that the said [?winter] hath not made
any [?restihition] or [?farrow] of or for the presaid goods
by him. disposed of as aforesaid, or give [?] [?GUTTER]
that this deposeth [knoweeth] of.

To the 15th hee saith that hee knoweth not [?weat] [countryman?]
the said winter, is nor [?] subject , and saith that the [?]
winter hath not [?bin] ; [Xditially] punished for his [GUTTER?]
that this depot knoweth of ./

To the last hee saith his foregoing depon is [?] :/
To the [?Juries] ./.
To the first he saith that hee was warned by one
who said hee belonged to this [conrt] to [conecand?]
To shify herein , And otherwise negatively /.
To the second hee saith that Capt. [whetfion?] was called
[vino?] [dueirall?], but weather hee had or [dere?] to be nine [GUTTER?]
this deponent knoweth not, and hee had [fonrt?]
shipp, [?] besides, his owne [vuder?] his comand, And [GUTTER?]
that lieutenants are to followe, and obey the orders of them
Captain

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|Transcription=full pay upon the 11th of June, 657: or neer thereabouts and [GUTTER]
in the said ship Anne and Margaret from Gravefend to [GUTTER]
frome, and there [?unloded] her [?] of coles and lead, and looks [GUTTER]
carried the same to Lisboni and there delivered the same, and [GUTTER]
in sugars, Tobanoes and other commodityes, and carried them to [GUTTER]
Marsellis, and there delivered part of them , and looke in more [GUTTER]
and failed to [?Ligorne], and there delivered her [?] [GUTTER]
looke in good there, and carried the same to Marsellis. and there [GUTTER]
them, and after the ship was [?careened] shee received [GUTTER]
Quantity of money, and severall past on yere some of [GUTTER]
[?pasteyere] were carried in the said ship to the island [GUTTER]
Malta, and the rest, and the money carried to St. John [GUTTER]
there shee looks in a [?ladnig] of Cotton , Cotton yarue, [GUTTER]
and silke, and carried the same to Marsellis, and there [GUTTER]
the same, and looke in ballast and two [?Choste] of sugar, [GUTTER]
mony and carried the same to Tintis, and there [GUTTER]
some ballast was heavid out the the said ship, and the [GUTTER]
[?Choste] of sugar vuladen there was a [GUTTER]
of hives wax. boxwood and some other commodityes [GUTTER]
onboard her, with [?nuse] shee depted from tunit in the month
of June, 1658 in lending To carry the same to [?Ligoome]
put in her course [?h] , upon the third or fourth of [GUTTER]
1658 or thereabouts, shee was [?spyed] by a Spanish [GUTTER]
warr, which chased her from the morning till about three [GUTTER]
foure of the [?] in the afternoon, and then [?fitXXXX] [GUTTER]
Anne and Margaret and shott severall shotts at the [GUTTER]
and Margaret and fought [?] her, untill about eleven [GUTTER]
the [?] at night, in [?] fight one of the Anne and Margaret [GUTTER]
[?Quarterme] was [?filled] the [?] [?] selfe mortally wounded , and
seaven more woundes and some very [?] And the [?]
was very [?] torn and battered in her full sailes and rigging [?]
[?offXXXX] , falling rs offer the Anne and Margarets house and thereby having
advantageof the Anne and Margaret , soe that shee could board[?about] [?GUTTER]
[?Giyme] upon Anne and Margaret, the Company of the Anne and Margaret
forced to [?] quarter, not being able to hold out any [?], the [GUTTER]
hee deposeth for that hee went all [?his] said voyague Carpentere [GUTTER]
said ship, and was onboard her upon shee was seized as further cannot [GUTTER]
To the 3rd hee saith for the reason aforesaid hee well knoweth that the [GUTTER]
did pay to this Deposeth and all the said ships compXXXXX those that [GUTTER]
five moneths pay, in [?] their wages, and saith that hee verify [?Gutter]
said [?] and as received only the said five monethes pay for [GUTTER]
in the said ship, and saith that hee doth not knowe that [?] , and [GUTTER]
[sortivid?], and money for his service in the said ship the said voyagXX [GUTTER]
[?] [servt] to [ou?] [mrjohn] [goodware] and further cannot deposeth ./.
To thee 5th hee cannot deposeth ./
To the 6th hee [?referco] [?] lying [?] to the [?] of this [?conget] :
To the 7th hee refereth [?] [?] to the [?] [?] of the court for [?] of [?]
To the other saith his foregoing depon it [?] :/: [?] [?]

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|Transcription=To the first [?arpe] of the said Allou hee saith that hee [GUTTER]
Hath heard the Arlate Thomat [?kretty] man say and [?derlare] [GUTTER]
[?artate] [?siorges] Corsellis [?] Corsellis and companies [GUTTER]
the owner of the [?akgale] ship, the golden Starr, [?] shxx [GUTTER]
seizes at hereafter is [?] or to that fleet, And
me boome and Company were owner of the winds [GUTTER]
then on board her And further her saith hee cannot diposeth [GUTTER]

To the second hee saith that on or about the 27th day of
November 1659 at the said ship the Golden Starr [GUTTER]
coming from the Canaryes to this post, shee was not [GUTTER]
by the ship the Alexander arlate but the name of the [GUTTER]
this Diposeth. [?knoweth] not/ And the said ship [GUTTER]
had the English [?] wether shee first met the [GUTTER]
Starr, and under those [?] halves the Golden Starr [GUTTER]
and the said[?spretty] man saying they were off [GUTTER]
one of the males of the Alexander came aboard [GUTTER]
Golden Starr, and went into the Cabbin where the said [GUTTER]
and [p?] came out of the Cabbin, and went onboard [GUTTER]
Alexander, and soe soone as hee was come on board [GUTTER]
Alexander her Company pulled downe the English [GUTTER]
and put up the portugalls [?] and then [?fires] [GUTTER]
fifteene or sixteene Gunnit at the Golden Starr. [GUTTER]
tare and doe mure pejudire to her saithe, and [GUTTER]
and a small [?] [?] was in Company and belonging to the [GUTTER]
fired two or three gunns at the Golden Starr [GUTTER]
then in the hull, and saith that the said shooting [GUTTER]
and upon the said ship did [?] endanger the [GUTTER]
or wounding of some of the Company of the Golden [GUTTER]
and the same was done without any [?] on given by the Company of the ship, they not firing a gunn at [GUTTER]
and saith that hee this deposeth and someothers of [GUTTER]
Golden Starrs Company weut upon the [?starry] [GUTTER]
castle, and rallied to the Company of the [?Alexander] [GUTTER]
to forboard their shooting telling them they would come [GUTTER]
onboard them, and [?] this Deponent and the [GUTTER]
of the Company of the Starr. [?hoyshed] out their [GUTTER]
the said [?] and about [?] five [GUTTER]
and [?] [?][?] [?] onboard her he [?] [?][?] this deposeth[?] [?] [GUTTER]
Starr [?] for England , and that hee said [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [?] [GUTTER]
Company went onboard the Alexander [GUTTER]
he knoweth.
being [du?ye] and saw witnes there of, hee this deposeth. [GUTTER]
a passenger in the Starr from the Canaryes for London
And further cannot depose./.
wat or to that affect [LH MARGIN]
To the third hee saith that hee doth not know what [GUTTER]
or words passed betweene the said [?sperittiniary] and [GUTTER]
and Company of the Alexander after the said [GUTTER]
went onboard her at aforesaid, but saith that hee went [GUTTER]
that about halfe an houer after the said [?sprittinian] [GUTTER]
onboard the Alexander. the Captaine of her, sent his [GUTTER]

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|Transcription=and all others trading to East India that all ships [?Wreare]
those trading and are to come for England that yeere
are there to be [?] , and ordered to come from them
on or before the end of January otherwise they cannot
in probability get their [?] safe home that yeere
by reason of the Constant Contrary winds [?wre]
happen after that time between the East Indias and
the Cape Good hope: And saith that the said carter
did not [?dispatche] or give order for the said ships coming
away from syratt vichill the sixteenth of the february 1658. And
saith that by reason there of the said ship togeather
with her Maste sailes rigging, tackle apparrell and
furniture were very much [?dannifyed] maniely to the
[XXXXX] or vallye of [xxxxxxxx] . and one thousand
more than the [?] [?] had ship come away at the [?]
pounds sterling by the extraordinary stormes [?] and
foule weather, then shee met with her passage house
then hee knoweth coming home her and further cannot Depose./

To the 12th hee saith that the said ship safely arrived
from the said voyage in the river of Thames and
was here deliver up to the [?] Alderman
[?] and company on or about the latter and of [?orloter]
past, but the [?] day hee remembereth not and saiy
that the said ship was the said voyage in the [?fervire]
of the said Carter and the rest of the [?fireujhtre] from
the fifteenth or thereabouts of [?XXXXnary] 1656 until
the last of October 1659 or thereabouts. This Deposeth serving
in her all that time ./.
Upon the rest not examined by mt smiths direrroio
John: Parking

The 9th of Aprill 1660/:
[GUTTER] of [?eya] on of witnessess lowhing the seizure of the ship the
don slazzy [?] of thomat [?sprittuinan] [?coat] me and taking
some of her wants and other goods by Captaine heury
[GUTTER] Commander of the Alexander, [?pramotee] by [?peager]
[GUTTER] virholey corsellis the younger Christopher Boome
[GUTTER] James Abrashatt owner to of the said ship Golden slazz
[GUTTER] the said Henry wattup, and against parker 5
[GUTTER] Roy, the beune, owner setters forth of the [?]
[GUTTER] or. Surkley [LH side]
Examined upon an allow given in by [?] on behalf of the owners of the Golden Slazz [RH side]
John Frost of j:us [XXew] England [?making] but belonging at [?preseut] to [?aue] ship the
[?EXXXXXXX] of London John [?peirmeints]
aged 22 yeeres or thereabouts [?] Examined.[RH SIDE]
RF [LH MARGIN]
vid A. in A2 :/ [LH SIDE]

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HCA 13/73 f.488v Annotate

2014-07-08T16:49:47Z

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|Transcription=togeather, to consult about the [?savegard] of the said ship
and their home lives, and it was, agreed by and [?GUTTER]
them that the shoote cable and Aurreor, and [?GUTTER]
belonging to the said ship, should. be shipped [?GUTTER]
accordingly done, and the same were [?acterly] [?lost]
sea , and saith that hee verify beleeveth that if [?GUTTER]
not soe done the said ship. and saving , would [?haveGUTTER]
driven upon an [?jslomd] [?wre] was were the [?plards]
the said ship then was, and sheeXX her said [?savingsGUTTER]
together with her Companies lives have been [?virtuallyGUTTER]
lost, and saith that the cable huo [?AureoIand ]
[?Xawfere] soe lost at aforesaid were then will work
that sume of two hundred and fifty pounds
and upwards , and the said looker was forced to
buy others in their roomes, and saith that hee [?pXXXGUTTER]
there for a cable about 160es and saith that hee [?didGUTTER]
not knowe [?howemure] the said looker paid [GUTTER]
the two [?Aureoland] hee [?hauXXXXX] hee there pay
but beleeveth that they cost about one hundred and
tenne pounds short. And saith that hee verify [GUTTER]
that at the hineween the said Cable [?Aureoland]
[?Dawfer] was shipped at aforesaid the freighter
onboard the said ship Goods, wary [GUTTER]
moneyes . to the [?XXXXXXX] of Tenne Thousand
pounds short. The promisses hee deposeth going
of the said ship, and being onboard her [GUTTER]
[?Shorme] happened and ween the said Cable [?Auieork GUTTER]
[?hawfere] were shipped and lost as aforesaid and further cannot Depose.

To the 9th hee saith that after the said[?slorme] the said
sailed neere Micro in China, and aweile after [GUTTER]
arrival there those happened a differente [GUTTER]
me carter and of the freight of hee said ship, and
[?suprarargo] after, and the inhabitants of [?GUTTER]
And the said Carter sounding hee said [?boateXXXXXGUTTER]
[?ivith] some of the said men therein, [?perfectly] after
Differents happened, the said [?JuhabilitXXX] of [GUTTER]
seized the said boats and men, and never [GUTTER]
restitution, and saith that the said [?BoatsXXXXXX]
the said seizure togeather with the saile mast and [GUTTER]
belonging [XXXXXXXXXXXX] was worth the sum of ten [GUTTER]
in this Deposeth examination and further cannot depose

To his 10th and 11th hee saith that hee hath [GUTTER]
about twenty yeeres last and hath , [?] voyage . East India and there[Gutter]
it is the use and Castame among [?] thank and

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HCA 13/73 f.416r Annotate

2014-06-30T17:10:45Z

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|Transcription=And on the said morning , the ''Abigail''. (. having all her
saith housed upp, [?foheeth] upp the'' Agreement'' and
rainde [?fonte] of her by the [?carelessenes] or willfullness
of her company at [?this] wot hath often himself
[?Xrevibly] heard and so hee [?early] beleeveth and saith that
the ''Abigail'' a little before shee [?fehth] upp the ''Agreement''
had hee to have fallhi foule of the ship the [?lessnig]
of [?mauinglrce]. By the carelesseness e of her company
belongedd the sayde hine aus puere eye witnesses of
the promisses , and further he cannot depose ./.
To the 4th. 5th. 6th. and 7th. hee saith that hee this Deponent.
hath heard many marines that were in the sayd
fleete the time say and affirme that the ''Abigale'' came [?forth]
of the'' Agreement''; and not the ''Agreement'' of her, and
theywise affirmed that the'' Agreement'' was the said
time to leeward of the ''Abigail'' , and this Deponent verify
beleeveth this to -be true, and saith that of his
knowledg. Being a seaman of many yeeres [?slandnig]
it is an unusual thing for ships that are to leeward
to come [?fouxx] of shipp that are to unidward, and
further hee faith hee cannot Dipose ./;
To the interries ./.
To the first hee saith hee hath not [?Rilauon] to this [?befines]
the way none of the ''Agreement'' company but belonged to the
[?Blessnig] as aforesaid and saith hee doth defirethe ''Agreement''
may be [?XXXXXXXX] heroin, and not otherwise ./.
To the second hee saith the wind was the sayd [?huieal]
left south west, and further cannot aufiver saving as aforesaid /.
To the third hee saith that hee beleeveth that the ''Agreement''
could saile [?ninre] better then the Abigail could did
to further cannot aufiver.
To the 4th hee saith hee hath credibly hoard that the
''Abigail'' is [?RXX] further cannot Aufiver /:
To the 5th hee cannot Aufiver/:
the mark of the said
[XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] John Godfrey ./.
York

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HCA 13/73 f.415v Annotate

2014-06-30T17:06:23Z

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|Transcription=To the 4th 5th 6th and 7th hee saith that it was generally
said and reported in the said ffleete and so this Doponent beleeveth that the Abigail

by the carelessnes of her company came foule of the ''Agreement''''Italic text'' and not the ''Agreement''
of her. And saith it was likewise generally said and
reported in the said ffleete. that at the time the ''Abigail''
came foule of the ''Agreement'' the ''Agreement'' was
to Leeward of the'' Abigail'', and saith that of his
Knowledge, having gone to sea above thirty yeeres
it is not usuall for ships that are to Leeward to
come foule of ships that are to windward , And
further saving as aforesaid cannot depose saving
hee hath since heard are one of the ''Abigale'' company say that they
put their Helme the wrong way : and by that means fell foule of master Hall

To the interrogatories ./ (CENTREHEADING)
To the first hee saith hee hath noe relation to this business
and was none off the ''Agreements'' Company and saith
hee disereth and useth his endeavor only in speaking the
truth) that the ''Agreement'' may be Cleered and the fault of
the sinking the ''Abigail'' [?mayly] on her company
the reasons aforesaid and otherwise cannot answer :/:

To the second hee saith the winde the said time was
at West South west, and otherwise saving as aforesaid
hee cannot answer, saving negatively./:
To the third hee saith the ''Agreement'' was a better [?soGUTTER]
then the ''Abigail'', and further cannot Answer /

To the 4th hee saith hee hath heard that the ''Abigail''
sunck the otherwise cannot answer ./.
To the 5th hee cannot Answer ./;

The marke of M the said
Thomas ffeild./. [MARK, RHSIDE]

The same day
Examined on the saith Allegation [CENTRE]
RP. 13: [LH MARGIN]
John Godfrey of Dover court nere [?GUTTER]
mariner aged 32 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and exd./:
To the first the second and 3d articles of the saith Allogation
hee saith that hee well knoweth the Ship the ''Agreement''
john Hall master and also well knew the ship the ''Abigail''
( where of Thomas Laverick was master) and saith the
two Ships came out from Tinmouth Haven [?in theGUTTER]
Company of a Great ffleete of ships, about three weeks
after michaelmas 1658 (the time hee doth not [?GUTTER]
more particularly remember, and saith that of his [?knowledge GUTTER]
the agreement went out of Tinmonth Haven the said [?GUTTER]
before the'' Abigail'', and kept before her from
coming out, untill a morning happening about four or
five days after her going out of Tinmouth Haven.

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HCA 13/73 f.411v Annotate

2014-06-30T16:13:27Z

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|Transcription=To the 5th hee saith that hee is not able to Judge how much
a new head for the said ship will Cost, or how much Damage the
owners of the said ship the John and Katherine have sustained
by reason of the breaking the said ships head, but saith
hee Judges and verily beleeveth that they are Dammaged
by reason of the Cutting and breaking, and shortening the
said Cables the summe or vallue of Eight pounds
atleast, And further cannot Depose /:
To the 6th hee saith that at the said time when the said [?Dammage GUTTER]
happened the said ship the John and Katherin was [? a strong GUTTER]
and staunch ship, and her head was strong and [? fr Gutter]
and well and finely built, and very Richly painted
Guilded and Carved, which hee Knoweth for the reasons
aforesaid and further cannon Depose:/.

To the 7th hee saith that the said Miller was at
Gharges for sending Boates from Gravesend to [?get GUTTER]
Timber, to make her a [?shxxxpe] head. to go the [?voyageGUTTER]
she was bound upon, and otherwise, by means [?GUTTER]
the said Disaster, And further cannot depose:

To the 8th hee cannot depose./.

To the 9th hee refureth himself to the Registrary
of this (court)/ :

To the 10th hee cannot : depose . / :

To the 11th hee Refureth himselfe to the Lawe./.

To the 12th hee saith his foregoeing deposition is
trues /.
to the interrogatoryes . / . [CENTER HEADING]
To the first hee saith hee cometh to testify in this
busines at the request of the said Captaine Miller; saith hee was Boatswaine of the said ship the John and
Katherine at the time the said damage, was done, and

hee hath recieaved all his wages for his service in the said
ship, since the said Dammage happened saving two [?GUTTER]
pay which was deducted by the said Miller Towards [?GUTTER]
for a Shallop of sugar which was Cast away at the [?GUTTER]

To the second he saith hee was on board the John and Katherine
the time Interate and the said damage was done about foure or
five a Clock in the morning, and there was then but very little
wind. And the John and Katherine then roade about a Cables [?GUTTER]
from shore and had about five and twenty sea men then
aboard her and about thirty passengers she was then outwards bound and about [?GUTTER]
Quarters Loaden, and otherwise cannot Answer./:
To the third hee saith hee is nowe mate of the said
ship John and Katherine, and otherwise (negatively)./.

To the fourth hee saith that hee favoureth the partyes and litigant
alike, and would if it were in his power give the
victory to the said Miller in regard [?had] hath in this
Deponents judgement most right thereto , And otherwise
Negatively:/.
repeaded before Doctor Sweit: /; [LH MARGIN]
Robert Scotting [SIGNITURE, RH SIDE]

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RF The same day:
examined the said libel
Robert Scotting of Wapping mariner
aged 32 years or thereabouts sworn and exa.
to the first position of the said libel he saith and deposeth that for and during all the month of December 1658
and before and since the lilate John Miller was the master and part owner of the
ship the john and katherine and soe commonly accounted
which hee knoweth for that hee belonged to the said ship
about two or three monethes before the damage in question.
happened and hath belonged to her ever since, and further cannot depose.
to the second hee saith that by the relation of the Company
of the coast ffrigot Libellate, the Lilate Elliot and Risby
were on board the said ffrigot at the time shee did the
Damage to the John and Katherin as hereafter is (? expe)
but which of them was master of her then hee knoweth
not; but saith that the said Risby went from Gravesend
master of her and further cannot depose ./.
To the third and fourth positions hee saith that in the said
moneth of December 1658 and with untill the
Damage in Question happened the said ship the John
and katherine lay moored in the Roade of
Gravesend, in safety in a Convenient place where
ships doe most Comonly ryde, and saith that on
the morning of the Fifteenth day or thereabouts of the
said moneth of December 1658. as the said ship the John
and Katherine was moored as aforesaid.
the (? said) ship the coast ffrigot, came, and fell
thwart the (ha?se) of the John and Katherine
and brake her head quite off. which lost thereby
and also brake her best bower Cable, and carried the
other Cable and the anchor of said ship John and Katherine foule of the Cable belonging
to a ship called the Grayhound there ryding, and for
the Cleering of the said two Cables the Company
of the John and Katherine were forced to cut their Cable
about two of three fathome from the Anchor, and saith
that when the said Coast ffrigot Came thowart the hause
of the John and Katherine, the Coast ffrigotts, Topsailes
were half mast downe, lying at the mast, and her
foresaile halfe up in the Brayles ; and her Boate
was towing her to the northward: And saith at the time
the said damage was done this Deponent could not perceive
that the Coast ffrigot had ever an anchor downe, The
Premisses hee deposeth being the said time Boatswaine
of, and on board the said Ship John and Katherine and
Sawe, the premisses acted and done as aforesaid
and further cannot Depose:/.
To

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RF The same day:
examined the said libel
Robert Scotting of Wapping mariner
aged 32 years or thereabouts sworn and exa.
to the first position of the said libel he saith and deposeth that for and during all the month of December 1658
and before and since the lilate John Miller was the master and part owner of the
ship the john and katherine and soe commonly accounted
which hee knoweth for that hee belonged to the said ship
about two or three monethes before the damage in question.
happened and hath belonged to her ever since, and further cannot depose.
to the second hee saith that by the relation of the Company
of the coast ffrigot Libellate, the Lilate Elliot and Risby
were on board the said ffrigot at the time shee did the
Damage to the John and Katherin as hereafter is (? expe)
but which of them was master of her then hee knoweth
not; but saith that the said Risby went from Gravesend
master of her and further cannot depose ./.
To the third and fourth positions hee saith that in the said
moneth of December 1658 and with untill the
Damage in Question happened the said ship the John
and katherine lay moored in the Roade of
Gravesend, in safety in a Convenient place where
ships doe most Comonly ryde, and saith that on
the morning of the Fifteenth day or thereabouts of the
said moneth of December 1658. as the said ship the John
and Katherine was moored as aforesaid.
the (? said) ship the coast ffrigot, came, and fell
thwart the (ha?se) of the John and Katherine
and brake her head quite off. which lost thereby
and also brake her best bower Cable, and carried the
other Cable and the anchor of said ship John and Katherine foule of the Cable belonging
to a ship called the Grayhound there ryding, and for
the Cleering of the said two Cables the Company
of the John and Katherine were forced to cut their Cable
about two of three fathome from the Anchor, and saith
that when the said Coast ffrigot Came thowart the hause
of the John and Katherine, the Coast ffrigotts, Topsailes
were half mast downe, lying at the mast, and her
foresaile halfe up in the Brayles ; and her Boate
was towing her to the northward: And saith at the time
the said damage was done this Deponent could not perceive
that the Coast ffrigot had ever an anchor downe, The
Premisses hee deposeth being the said time Boatswaine
of, and on board the said Ship John and Katherine and
Sawe, the premisses acted and done as aforesaid
and further cannot Depose:/.
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|Transcription=RF The same day:
examined the said libel
Robert Scotting of Wapping mariner
aged 32 years or thereabouts sworn and exa.
to the first position of the said libel he saith and deposeth that for and during all the month of December 1658
and before and since the lilate John Miller was the master and part owner of the
ship the john and katherine and soe commonly accounted
which hee knoweth for that hee belonged to the said ship
about two or three monethes before the damage in question.
happened and hath belonged to her ever since, and further cannot depose.
to the second hee saith that by the relation of the Company
of the coast ffrigot Libellate, the Lilate Elliot and Risby
were on board the said ffrigot at the time shee did the
Damage to the John and Katherin as hereafter is (? expe)
but which of them was master of her then hee knoweth
not; but saith that the said Risby went from Gravesend
master of her and further cannot depose ./.
To the third and fourth positions hee saith that in the said
moneth of December 1658 and with untill the
Damage in Question happened the said ship the John
and katherine lay moored in the Roade of
Gravesend, in safety in a Convenient place where
ships doe most Comonly ryde, and saith that on
the morning of the Fifteenth day or thereabouts of the
said moneth of December 1658. as the said ship the John
and Katherine was moored as aforesaid.
the (? said) ship the coast ffrigot, came, and fell
thwart the (ha?se) of the John and Katherine
and brake her head quite off. which lost thereby
and also brake her best bower Cable, and carried the
other Cable and the anchor of said ship John and Katherine foule of the Cable belonging
to a ship called the Grayhound there ryding, and for
the Cleering of the said two Cables the Company
of the John and Katherine were forced to cut their Cable
about two of three fathome from the Anchor, and saith
that when the said Coast ffrigot Came thowart the hause
of the John and Katherine, the Coast ffrigotts, Topsailes
were half mast downe, lying at the mast, and her
foresaile halfe up in the Brayles ; and her Boate
was towing her to the northward: And saith at the time
the said damage was done this Deponent could not perceive
that the Coast ffrigot had ever an anchor downe, The
Premisses hee deposeth being the said time Boatswaine
of, and on board the said Ship John and Katherine and
Sawe, the premisses acted and done as aforesaid
and further cannot Depose:/.
To

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