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|Transcription=The 31th of March 1658./

Saunders and others owners of the ''Isaack'')
against the ''Saint Jacob'' and John Clason)
Master of her Smith)

Examined on the sayd Interrogatorie./

'''5'''

'''William Westcos''' of Saint Buttolphs Algate London
Pewterer aged forty two yeares or thereabouts sworne before the sayd doctor Godolphin saith
as followeth videlicet./

To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith he well knew the ''Isaack'' having
seene her severall tymmes at London shee bringing goods severall voyages from
Plymouth to London for this deponents accompt, And saith that hee receaved
a letter of Advice from his Agent Robert Saunders of Plymouth that
the voyage in question there were by him the sayd Saunders laden aboard
the sayd shipp the ''Isaack'' for Accompt of him this deponent thirty fower slabbs
of Tinne weighing (as by the bill of ladeing thereof sent in
the sayd letter of Advice doth and may appeare) thirty eight hundred and
twenty six pounds, and marked as in the margent as by the sayd bill
of ladeing alsoe doth and may appeare, which Tinne soe laden as by Accompt
receaved by this deponent from one Lawrence Growden this deponents Agent
who bought the same for this deponent, cost this deponent two
hundred nynteene pounds fower shillings and eight pence sterling
money, And in case the same had come safe to London the sayd Tinne
would according to the market prizes of tinne now there current) have yeilded
two hundred twenty sixe pounds fifteene shillings and eight pence of
lawfull English money, And soe much hee verily beleeveth and is
perswaded in his conscience the sayd Tinne was well worth

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 divers ferkings of butter, and severall other goods for divers persons/
-To the 3: 4th and 5th Interrogatories hee cannot depose any thing of
+To the 3&#58; 4th and 5th Interrogatories hee cannot depose any thing of
 his certayne knowledge touching the contents of them
 being none of the Company of the ''Isaack'', but only Owner as aforesayd
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 William Thomas her Master say shee was fowerscore tonne burthen and
 upwards
 |People=<u>William Westcot/Wescott</u>
 |Primary sources='''TNA'''
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 PROB 11/370/423 Will of William Wescott, Pewterer of Saint Botolph without Aldgate London 04 August 1682
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 what other goods shee had aboard her at her coming from thence
 saving hee saith hee beleeveth shee had tinne and divers other goods
-aboard her then for other persons for that hee hath seene severa;;
+aboard her then for other persons for that hee hath seene severall
 bills of ladeing for Tinne laden aboard her the sayd voyage for
 Accompt of the Interrogants Thomas Gregs and Robert Moulins, and

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 William Thomas her Master say shee was fowerscore tonne burthen and
 upwards
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 aboard her then for other persons for that hee hath seene severa;;
 bills of ladeing for Tinne laden aboard her the sayd voyage for
-Accompt of the Interrogatnts Thomas Gregs and Robert Moulins, and
+Accompt of the Interrogants Thomas Gregs and Robert Moulins, and
 hath seene a Cockett sent from the Customs house at
 Plymouth whereby it appeareth there was alsoe the sayd voyage laden aboard her

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 by the sayd letter of Advice sent to this deponent from the sayd Saunders
 it doth appeare that the sayd shipp sett sayle therewith under the
-Conduct of an English Convoy from PLymouth about the seaventeenth
+Conduct of an English Convoy from Plymouth about the seaventeenth
 day of ffebruary last bound for London And further to those Interrogatories
 hee cannot answere being none of the Company of the ''Isaack'' no knowing

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 two hundred twenty sixe pounds fifteene shillings and eight pence of
 lawfull English money, And soe much hee verily beleeveth and is
-perswaded in his conscience the sayd Tinne was well worth
+perswaded in his conscience the sayd Tinne was well worth And saith that
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 '''5'''
-'''William Westcos''' of Saint Buttolphs Algate London
+'''William Westcot''' of Saint Buttolphs Algate London
 Pewterer aged forty two yeares or thereabouts sworne before the sayd doctor Godolphin saith
 as followeth videlicet./