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 To the last hee saith hee well knoweth the arlate Brandling Stott and Blomfeild
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 |Transcription=The 14th of August 1656 &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 Brandling Stott and Blomfeild /
-'''X'''
+'''RP. EA  7.'''
 '''Robert Sharman''' of Ipswich Mariner aged forty two
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 To the first article hee saith that at such tyme as the goods laden by the
-arlate Camplaine on board the Primrose and now in question were laden on board
+arlate Camplaine on board the ''Primrose'' and now in question were laden on board
-her hee this deponent was then on board the sayd vessell the Primrose and
+her hee this deponent was then on board the sayd vessell the ''Primrose'' and
 helped to take in the sayd goods and knoweth that the sayde Camplaine was
 present and sawe or might see in what condition the sayd vessell was in for tackle and furniture,
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 To the third hee saith that hee this deponent was not any of the Company
-of the Primrose the voyage in question, X but hee this deponent being then
+of the ''Primrose'' the voyage in question, but hee this deponent being then
-Pylott of a ship called the Josua whereof one John Woodland was Commander
+Pylott of a ship called the ''Josua'' whereof one John Woodland was Commander
 and shee then lying in the River of Thames, this deponent by accident came on
-board the Primrose to see and drinke with William Marsh the Master of her,
+board the ''Primrose'' to see and drinke with William Marsh the Master of her,
 and the sayd Camplaine coming with his goods to have them laden on board
-the Primrose while this deponent was soe on board her, hee this deponent
+the ''Primrose'' while this deponent was soe on board her, hee this deponent
-did helpe and assiste the sayd Marsh in takeing the sayd Camplaines
+did helpe and assiste the sayd Marsh in takeing the sayd Complaines
-goods on board the sayd vessell the Primrose, and therefore well knoweth
+goods on board the sayd vessell the ''Primrose'', and therefore well knoweth
 that the sayd vessell at such tyme as the sayd goods were laden on board
 her was well and sufficiently furnished of all tackle apparell and
-furniture both for sailes cables Anchors roapes mastes and other tackleing fit for such a vessell as shee was, and for such a voyage as shee
+furniture both for sailes cables Anchors roapes mastes and other tackleing fitt for such a vessell as shee was, and for such a voyage as shee
 was then bound upon, and was (as hee beleeveth) then a very stronge and tight
 vessell, in her hull, and hee well knoweth that in all the seaven voyages hee soe
 served in her shee was a very stanch stronge and sufficient vessell and
 allwaies well furnished with all manner of tacke and furniture fitt for her
-and hee beleeveth that shee continued soe at the tyme shee mett with the ?
+and hee beleeveth that shee continued soe at the tyme shee mett with the storme
 arlate, And further for that hee was not of her company the voyage in question
 hee cannot depose /
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 last past, and knoweth during all the sayd tyme the sayd Marsh hath
 bin both at Ipswich and London commonly reputed a very honest
-and inst? man in his dealings, and this deponent never knew or
+and iust man in his dealings, and this deponent never knew or
 heard that hee defrauded any person of any goods committed to
 his care and trust, but all waies performed his duty with great

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 saith and deposeth as followeth vicelicet./
-. To the first article hee saith that at such tyme as the goods laden by the
+To the first article hee saith that at such tyme as the goods laden by the
-. arlate Camplaine on board the Primrose and now in question were laden on board
+arlate Camplaine on board the Primrose and now in question were laden on board
-. her hee this deponent was then on board the sayd vessell the Primrose and
+her hee this deponent was then on board the sayd vessell the Primrose and
-. helped to take in the sayd goods and knoweth that the sayde Camplaine was
+helped to take in the sayd goods and knoweth that the sayde Camplaine was
-. present and sawe or might see in what condition the sayd vessell was in for tackle and furniture,
+present and sawe or might see in what condition the sayd vessell was in for tackle and furniture,
-. and this deponent did not know him then finde any fault with the sayd
+and this deponent did not know him then finde any fault with the sayd
-. vessell or saye any thing touching her insufficiencies in any kinde, And
+vessell or saye any thing touching her insufficiencies in any kinde, And
-. further to this article hee cannot depose./
+further to this article hee cannot depose./
-. To the second hee cannot depose./
+To the second hee cannot depose./
-. To the third hee saith that hee this deponent was not any of the Company
+To the third hee saith that hee this deponent was not any of the Company
-. of the Primrose the voyage in question, X but hee this deponent being then
+of the Primrose the voyage in question, X but hee this deponent being then
-. Pylott of a ship called the Josua whereof one John Woodland was Commander
+Pylott of a ship called the Josua whereof one John Woodland was Commander
-. and shee then lying in the River of Thames, this deponent by accident came on
+and shee then lying in the River of Thames, this deponent by accident came on
-. board the Primrose to see and drinke with William Marsh the Master of her,
+board the Primrose to see and drinke with William Marsh the Master of her,
-. and the sayd Camplaine coming with his goods to have them laden on board
+and the sayd Camplaine coming with his goods to have them laden on board
-. the Primrose while this deponent was soe on board her, hee this deponent
+the Primrose while this deponent was soe on board her, hee this deponent
-. did helpe and assiste the sayd Marsh in takeing the sayd Camplaines
+did helpe and assiste the sayd Marsh in takeing the sayd Camplaines
-. goods on board the sayd vessell the Primrose, and therefore well knoweth
+goods on board the sayd vessell the Primrose, and therefore well knoweth
-. that the sayd vessell at such tyme as the sayd goods were laden on board
+that the sayd vessell at such tyme as the sayd goods were laden on board
-. her was well and sufficiently furnished of all tackle apparell and
+her was well and sufficiently furnished of all tackle apparell and
-. furniture both for sailes cables Anchors roapes mastes and other tackleing fit for such a vessell as shee was, and for such a voyage as shee
+furniture both for sailes cables Anchors roapes mastes and other tackleing fit for such a vessell as shee was, and for such a voyage as shee
-. was then bound upon, and was (as hee beleeveth) then a very stronge and tight
+was then bound upon, and was (as hee beleeveth) then a very stronge and tight
-. vessell, in her hull, and hee well knoweth that in all the seaven voyages hee soe
+vessell, in her hull, and hee well knoweth that in all the seaven voyages hee soe
-. served in her shee was a very stanch stronge and sufficient vessell and
+served in her shee was a very stanch stronge and sufficient vessell and
-. allwaies well furnished with all manner of tacke and furniture fitt for her
+allwaies well furnished with all manner of tacke and furniture fitt for her
-. and hee beleeveth that shee continued soe at the tyme shee mett with the ?
+and hee beleeveth that shee continued soe at the tyme shee mett with the ?
-. arlate, And further for that hee was not of her company the voyage in question
+arlate, And further for that hee was not of her company the voyage in question
-. hee cannot depose /
+hee cannot depose /
-. To the 4th hee cannot depose
+To the 4th hee cannot depose
-. To the 5th hee saith hee hath knowne the arlate William Marsh for
+To the 5th hee saith hee hath knowne the arlate William Marsh for
-. many yeares before the voyage in question, and was one of his
+many yeares before the voyage in question, and was one of his
-. Company as aforesayd for divers voyages, and saith hee hath knowne
+Company as aforesayd for divers voyages, and saith hee hath knowne
-. him to bee a master of a hoye and to have used to carry goods from
+him to bee a master of a hoye and to have used to carry goods from
-. Ipswich to London and from London to Ipswich for above these tenn yeares
+Ipswich to London and from London to Ipswich for above these tenn yeares
-. last past, and knoweth during all the sayd tyme the sayd Marsh hath
+last past, and knoweth during all the sayd tyme the sayd Marsh hath
-. bin both at Ipswich and London commonly reputed a very honest
+bin both at Ipswich and London commonly reputed a very honest
-. and inst? man in his dealings, and this deponent never knew or
+and inst? man in his dealings, and this deponent never knew or
-. heard that hee defrauded any person of any goods committed to
+heard that hee defrauded any person of any goods committed to
-. his care and trust, but all waies performed his duty with great
+his care and trust, but all waies performed his duty with great
-. care and fidelity And further to this article hee cannot depose /
+care and fidelity And further to this article hee cannot depose /
-. To the last hee saith hee well knoweth the arlate Brandling Stott and Blomfeild
+To the last hee saith hee well knoweth the arlate Brandling Stott and Blomfeild
 and