HCA 13/72 f.160v Annotate - Revision history

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1. The third of November 1657.
2. <margin value="Left">Cox against Norbrooke.}</margin>
3. Exámined upon the foresaid allegation in the ácts on the
4. behalfe of the said Norbrooke.
5. <margin value="Left">Rp. 3.</margin>
6. <margin value="Left">See the 1. & 2 in A.8.</margin>
7. '''Robert Knight''' of the parish of Saint Catherines neere the
8. Tower of London Mariner aged 25 yeeres or thereabouts
9. sworne and exámined.
10. To the said allegation hee saith that the designe of the shipp the Sampson
11. the voyage in question was to goe from hense to Guiney, thense to the
12. Barbada's and thense to retourne to this port, and for that voyage this deponent
13. was shipped boatswaine of her here, and hee beleeveth all the rest of the men
14. were shipped for the same voyage. And saith that the said shipp the said
15. voyage being in or about January 1655 in the Roade of Barbada's
16. the allegate Thomas Cox one of her company and evening taking
17. another young man of the shipps company to help to row, tooke the boate
18. from the shipps side and went aboard the Marston Moore frigot then lying
19. in the said Roade (Captaine Mings commander) and sometime that
20. night retourned aboard the Sampson againe, and the next morning
21. hee saith the Lieutenant of the said ˹frigot˺ came aboard the Sampson
22. and demanded him and his clothes, and then the said Cox shewing
23. some unwillingnes to goe with him, the said Lieutenant on the
24. deck in this deponents presense and hearing told him the said Cox
25. saying, you must not thinke to make fooles of us, had you not
26. come aboard us and offered your service, wee should never have
27. looked after you or to that effect, and soe the said Cox went and
28. fetcht his clothes and soe went along with him, and deserted the
29. said shipp Sampson and service, without the ˹liking˺ of the said Norbrooke
30. her master, who was then ashore, and when hee came aboard, expressed
31. much dislike at such the said Coxes going away, and well hee might
32. for the shipp wanted men, and when the said Cox was gonne, the said
33. master hired a man to serve in the said shipp, and otherwise cannot
34. depose, saving the said Cox retourned noe more aboard, to the greate
35. disservice of the said shipp, and saving hee yeeldeth for reason
36. knowledge for that hee was boatswaine of the Sampson, and saw and
37. heard the premisses to bee soe donne and happen.
38.
39. To the Interrogatories CENTRE HEADING
40. To the first hee favoureth and would give the victory indifferently to
41. the parties litigant, and otherwise negatively
42. To the second hee saith hee cannot denie but that the said Cox behaved
43. himselfe well and did what belonged to him while hee abode in the
44. Sampson. And otherwise cannot depose.
45. To the third hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
46. To the fourth hee cannot depose.
47. To the fifth hee saith that the rest of the mariners continued in the ˹service [of the GUTTER]˺
48. said shipp till about the later end of March next following the said
49. departure of the said Cox, And otherwise hee cannot depose saving as
50. aforesaid.
51. To the sixth hee saith that none of the said shipps company died at
52. the Barbadas, but two of them died on the coast of Guiney before [XXX GUTTER]
53. comming to the Barbada's, and saith the name of the mariner that was
54. hired after Coxes departure was Thomas Morgan.
55. Repeated before doctor Godolphin and Collonel Cock in Commones
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 To the fourth hee cannot depose.
-To the fifth hee saith that the rest of the mariners continued in the service &#91;of the GUTTER&#93;
+To the fifth hee saith that the rest of the mariners continued in the service &#91;of the&#93;
 said shipp till about the later end of March next following the said
 departure of the said Cox, And otherwise hee cannot depose saving as
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 To the sixth hee saith that none of the said shipps company died at
-the Barbadas, but two of them died on the coast of Guiney before &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
+the Barbadas, but two of them died on the coast of Guiney before &#91;XXX&#93;
 comming to the Barbada's, and saith the name of the mariner that was
 hired after Coxes departure was Thomas Morgan.
 Repeated before doctor Godolphin and Collonel Cock in Commones
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 sworne and exámined.
-. To the said allegation hee saith that the designe of the shipp the Sampson
+To the said allegation hee saith that the designe of the shipp the ''Sampson''
-. the voyage in question was to goe from hense to Guiney, thense to the
+the voyage in question was to goe from hense to Guiney, thense to the
-. Barbada's and thense to retourne to this port, and for that voyage this deponent
+Barbada's and thense to retourne to this port, and for that voyage this deponent
-. was shipped boatswaine of her here, and hee beleeveth all the rest of the men
+was shipped boatswaine of her here, and hee beleeveth all the rest of the men
-. were shipped for the same voyage. And saith that the said shipp the said
+were shipped for the same voyage. And saith that the said shipp the said
-. voyage being in or about January 1655 in the Roade of Barbada's
+voyage being in or about January 1655 in the Roade of Barbada's
-. the allegate Thomas Cox one of her company and evening taking
+the allegate Thomas Cox one of her company and evening taking
-. another young man of the shipps company to help to row, tooke the boate
+another young man of the shipps company to help to row, tooke the boate
-. from the shipps side and went aboard the Marston Moore frigot then lying
+from the shipps side and went aboard the ''Marston Moore'' frigot then lying
-. in the said Roade (Captaine Mings commander) and sometime that
+in the said Roade (Captaine Mings commander) and sometime that
-. night retourned aboard the Sampson againe, and the next morning
+night retourned aboard the ''Sampson'' againe, and the next morning
-. hee saith the Lieutenant of the said frigot came aboard the Sampson
+hee saith the Lieutenant of the said frigot came aboard the ''Sampson''
-. and demanded him and his clothes, and then the said Cox shewing
+and demanded him and his clothes, and then the said Cox shewing
-. some unwillingnes to goe with him, the said Lieutenant on the
+some unwillingnes to goe with him, the said Lieutenant on the
-. deck in this deponents presense and hearing told him the said Cox
+deck in this deponents presense and hearing told him the said Cox
-. saying, you must not thinke to make fooles of us, had you not
+saying, you must not thinke to make fooles of us, had you not
-. come aboard us and offered your service, wee should never have
+come aboard us and offered your service, wee should never have
-. looked after you or to that effect, and soe the said Cox went and
+looked after you or to that effect, and soe the said Cox went and
-. fetcht his clothes and soe went along with him, and deserted the
+fetcht his clothes and soe went along with him, and deserted the
-. said shipp Sampson and service, without the liking of the said Norbrooke
+said shipp ''Sampson'' and service, without the liking of the said Norbrooke
-. her master, who was then ashore, and when hee came aboard, expressed
+her master, who was then ashore, and when hee came aboard, expressed
-. much dislike at such the said Coxes going away, and well hee might
+much dislike at such the said Coxes going away, and well hee might
-. for the shipp wanted men, and when the said Cox was gonne, the said
+for the shipp wanted men, and when the said Cox was gonne, the said
-. master hired a man to serve in the said shipp, and otherwise cannot
+master hired a man to serve in the said shipp, and otherwise cannot
-. depose, saving the said Cox retourned noe more aboard, to the greate
+depose, saving the said Cox retourned noe more aboard, to the greate
-. disservice of the said shipp, and saving hee yeeldeth for reason
+disservice of the said shipp, and saving hee yeeldeth for reason
-. knowledge for that hee was boatswaine of the Sampson, and saw and
+knowledge for that hee was boatswaine of the ''Sampson'', and saw and
-. heard the premisses to bee soe donne and happen.
+heard the premisses to bee soe donne and happen.
 To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the first hee favoureth and would give the victory indifferently to
+To the first hee favoureth and would give the victory indifferently to
-. the parties litigant, and otherwise negatively
+the parties litigant, and otherwise negatively
-. To the second hee saith hee cannot denie but that the said Cox behaved
+To the second hee saith hee cannot denie but that the said Cox behaved
-. himselfe well and did what belonged to him while hee abode in the
+himselfe well and did what belonged to him while hee abode in the
-. Sampson. And otherwise cannot depose.
+''Sampson''. And otherwise cannot depose.
-. To the third hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
+To the third hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid.
-. To the fourth hee cannot depose.
+To the fourth hee cannot depose.
-. To the fifth hee saith that the rest of the mariners continued in the ˹service &#91;of the GUTTER&#93;˺
+To the fifth hee saith that the rest of the mariners continued in the service &#91;of the GUTTER&#93;
-. said shipp till about the later end of March next following the said
+said shipp till about the later end of March next following the said
-. departure of the said Cox, And otherwise hee cannot depose saving as
+departure of the said Cox, And otherwise hee cannot depose saving as
-. aforesaid.
+aforesaid.
-. To the sixth hee saith that none of the said shipps company died at
+To the sixth hee saith that none of the said shipps company died at
-. the Barbadas, but two of them died on the coast of Guiney before &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
+the Barbadas, but two of them died on the coast of Guiney before &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
-. comming to the Barbada's, and saith the name of the mariner that was
+comming to the Barbada's, and saith the name of the mariner that was
-. hired after Coxes departure was Thomas Morgan.
+hired after Coxes departure was Thomas Morgan.
 Repeated before doctor Godolphin and Collonel Cock in Commones
 }}