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 |Transcription=To the 7th hee saith he being boatswaine as aforesayd knoweth that the
-|Transcription=<document-start>
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 To the 7th hee saith he being boatswaine as aforesayd knoweth that the
 Shipp ''Cesar'' in persuance of her voyage from Genoa aforsayd went to Castle
 de Marr arlate and theire tooke in pipestaves and hoopes for the Accompte of
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 deponent and divers of the company of the shipp Cesar and further &#91;?to ?this GUTTER&#93;
 article hee cannot depose/
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 ''Cesar'' and never departed from aboard the sayd ship till they were brought
 into the River of Thames arlate this he knoweth being an eyewitness and
 on board as aforesayd. And further to this article he cannnot depose/
 To the 8th hee saith that from Castle de Marr the sayd shipp sayled

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 that in the moneth of July last the arlate William ffudge in the shipp ''Cesar''
 in his course betwixt Zant and the Morea mett the arlate William ffowke
-in a shipp commanded by by the arlate Captaine Miller and sent aboar
+in a shipp commanded by by the arlate Captaine Miller and sent aboard
 thereof to the sayd ffowke and further to this article hee cannot depose for
 that hee went not aboard with the said ffudge./

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 on board as aforesayd. And further to this article he cannnot depose/
-To the 8th hee saith that from Castle de Marr the sayd shiipp sayled
+To the 8th hee saith that from Castle de Marr the sayd shipp sayled
 to Zant arlate where there was put aboard her by a servant
 of the Consull William ffowke five chests of Coffie and nyne baggs

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 |Folio=72
 |Side=Verso
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+|Status=First cut trancription started on 09/09/12 and completed on 12/09/12 by Karen Gunnell; pasted into wikispot on 29/03/14 and edited on 30/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Karen Gunnell
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 To the 7th hee saith he being boatswaine as aforesayd knoweth that the
 Shipp ''Cesar'' in persuance of her voyage from Genoa aforsayd went to Castle
-De Marr arlate and theire tooke in pipestaves and hoopes for the Accompte of
+de Marr arlate and theire tooke in pipestaves and hoopes for the Accompte of
-the arlate Thomas Rowse and ffrancis ffowke which they receaved of the arlate
+the arlate Thomas Rowse and ffrancis ffowke which they receaved of the
-arlate William Byam and other which pipestaves and hoopes a further part of them
+arlate William Byam and other which pipestaves and hoopes a smale part of them
 were delivered at Petras to Thomas Oliver the Vice consull there, and the
-rest of them were made into caskes to store Currance in, aboard the
+rest of them were made into Caskes to store Currance in, aboard the
-''Cesar'' and and new daytes from aboard the sayd ship till they were brought
+''Cesar'' and never departed from aboard the sayd ship till they were brought
 into the River of Thames arlate this he knoweth being an eyewitness and
 on board as aforesayd. And further to this article he cannnot depose/
-To the 8th hee saith that from Castle De Marr the sayd shiipp sayled
+To the 8th hee saith that from Castle de Marr the sayd shiipp sayled
-to Zant arlate where there was put aboard her by ,strike>Greeke a servant
+to Zant arlate where there was put aboard her by a servant
-of the Consull william ffowke five chests of Coffie and nyne baggs
+of the Consull William ffowke five chests of Coffie and nyne baggs
 of pepper consigned to be delivered to the sayd Consull at Petras this
-he knoweth being boatswaiine and entring the sayd goods into the booke
+he knoweth being boatswaine and entring the sayd goods into the booke
-as consigned to be delivered to the sayd Consull And further to this article hee cannot depose
+as consigned to be delivered to the sayd Consull And further to this article
 To the 9th he saith that for that hee was boatswaine and aboard hee knoweth
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 Oliver answered the sayd ffudge and told him that the Currance of the
 Morea and Nathalagoe were all bought and contracted for, and that he hoped
-the Results or harvest ˹being over˺ speedily to lade his sayd shipp ''Cesar'' there
+the Reculto or harvest being over speedily to lade his sayd shipp ''Cesar'' there
-or to that effect and this was spoken aboard the Cesar in the presence of TO DO: the
+or to that effect and this was spoken aboard the Cesar in the presence of &#91;?this GUTTER&#93;
-deponent and divers of the company of the shipp Cesar and further TO DO: to
+deponent and divers of the company of the shipp Cesar and further &#91;?to ?this GUTTER&#93;
 article hee cannot depose/

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-. ladeing XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XX the XXXXX to XX XXXX XXXX XX XXXX
+adeing XXXXX XXXXX XXXX XX the XXXXX to XX XXXX XXXX XX XXXX
-. XXXXX XXXXXXX of XXXX XX XXXXX ffudge./
+XXXXX XXXXXXX of XXXX XX XXXXX ffudge./
-. To the 7th hee saith he being boatswaine as aforesayd knoweth that the
+To the 7th hee saith he being boatswaine as aforesayd knoweth that the
-. Shipp Cesar in persuance of her voyage from Genoa aforsayd went to Castle
+Shipp ''Cesar'' in persuance of her voyage from Genoa aforsayd went to Castle
-. De Marr arlate and theire tooke in pipestaves and hoopes for the Accompte of
+De Marr arlate and theire tooke in pipestaves and hoopes for the Accompte of
-. the arlate Thomas Rowse and ffrancis ffowke which they receaved of the arlate
+the arlate Thomas Rowse and ffrancis ffowke which they receaved of the arlate
-. arlate William Byam and other which pipestaves and hoopes a further part of them
+arlate William Byam and other which pipestaves and hoopes a further part of them
-. were delivered at Petras toThomas Oliver the Vice consull there, and the
+were delivered at Petras toThomas Oliver the Vice consull there, and the
-. rest of them were made into caskes to store Currance in, aboard the
+rest of them were made into caskes to store Currance in, aboard the
-. Cesar and and new daytes from aboard the sayd ship till they were brought
+''Cesar'' and and new daytes from aboard the sayd ship till they were brought
-. into the River of Thames arlate this he knoweth being an eyewitness and
+into the River of Thames arlate this he knoweth being an eyewitness and
-. on board as aforesayd. And further to this article he cannnot depose/
+on board as aforesayd. And further to this article he cannnot depose/
-. To the 8th hee saith that from Castle De Marr the sayd shiipp sayled
+To the 8th hee saith that from Castle De Marr the sayd shiipp sayled
-. to Zant arlate where there was put aboard her by ,strike>Greeke a servant
+to Zant arlate where there was put aboard her by ,strike>Greeke a servant
-. of the Consull william ffowke five chests of Coffie and nyne baggs
+of the Consull william ffowke five chests of Coffie and nyne baggs
-. of pepper consigned to be delivered to the sayd Consull at Petras this
+of pepper consigned to be delivered to the sayd Consull at Petras this
-. he knoweth being boatswaiine and entring the sayd goods into the booke
+he knoweth being boatswaiine and entring the sayd goods into the booke
-. as consigned to be delivered to the sayd Consull And further to this article hee cannot depose
+as consigned to be delivered to the sayd Consull And further to this article hee cannot depose
-. To the 9th he saith that for that hee was boatswaine and aboard hee knoweth
+To the 9th he saith that for that hee was boatswaine and aboard hee knoweth
-. that in the moneth of July last the arlate William ffudge in the shipp Cesar
+that in the moneth of July last the arlate William ffudge in the shipp Cesar
-. in his course betwixt Zant and the Morea mett the arlate William ffowke
+in his course betwixt Zant and the Morea mett the arlate William ffowke
-. in a shipp commanded by by the arlate Captaine Miller and sent aboard
+in a shipp commanded by by the arlate Captaine Miller and sent aboar
-. thereof to the sayd ffowke and further to this article hee cannot depose for
+thereof to the sayd ffowke and further to this article hee cannot depose for
-. that hee went not aboard with the said ffudge./
+that hee went not aboard with the said ffudge./
-. To the 10th hee saith that about the 22th or 23th of the sayd moneth of
+To the 10th hee saith that about the 22th or 23th of the sayd moneth of
-. July last the arlate ffudge arrived in safety at Petras arlate and the
+July last the arlate ffudge arrived in safety at Petras arlate and the
-. arlate Thomas Oliver came aboard the Cesar and after some consent
+arlate Thomas Oliver came aboard the ''Cesar'' and after some consent
-. the sayd Oliver ffudge told the sayd Oliver that hee was come by order
+the sayd Oliver ffudge told the sayd Oliver that hee was come by order
-. of the Consull aforesayd to lade curranse, or to that effect, and the sayd
+of the Consull aforesayd to lade curranse, or to that effect, and the sayd
-. Oliver answered the sayd ffudge and told him that the Currance of the
+Oliver answered the sayd ffudge and told him that the Currance of the
-. Morea and Nathalagoe were all bought and contracted for, and that he hoped
+Morea and Nathalagoe were all bought and contracted for, and that he hoped
-. the Results or harvest ˹being over˺ speedily to lade his sayd shipp Cesar there
+the Results or harvest ˹being over˺ speedily to lade his sayd shipp ''Cesar'' there
-. or to that effect and this was spoken aboard the Cesar in the presence of TO DO: the
+or to that effect and this was spoken aboard the Cesar in the presence of TO DO: the
-. deponent and divers of the company of the shipp Cesar and further TO DO: to
+deponent and divers of the company of the shipp Cesar and further TO DO: to
-. article hee cannot depose/
+article hee cannot depose/
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