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|Transcription=The 11th day of September 1651.
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Touching the said ship the}
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''Lawrell''.}
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'''Israell Powell''' of the parishe of Saint Olaves in
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Southwarke in the County of Surry ffeltmaker
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aged 40 yeares of thereabouts sworne
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and Examined deposeth
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as followeth. videlicet That hee this deponent was one
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of the Company of and belonging to the ship the ''Lawrell''
 +
att such tyme as she came last from Smirna bound for Leghorne
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And saith that when the said ship was about 25 leagues off
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Leghorne they espied two saile of ships to the Leward of them
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one of which after wards proved to bee a French man of warre and
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the other a prize which shee had taken, which said ships were noe
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sooner discovered but that Mr Maplesden comander
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of the said ship ''Lawrell'' said they were Englishe ships and therefore hee
 +
would stay for them, and soe did accordingly, untill the Eveneing
 +
at which tyme the said ffrenchman of warres Longboate came
 +
up with the ''Lawrell'' and hawled them and demanded whence they
 +
were and whither they were bound to which answere was returned
 +
from the ''Lawrell'' that they were of England and they they were bound
 +
for Leghorne which done the man of warres company told them
 +
what theire ship was and therefore willd them to stay there where
 +
they then were till the next morning which was upon the thirteenth or
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fowreteenth dayes of November 1649 as hee remembreth the tyme
 +
which was done accordingly and the said ship stayed there albeit
 +
shee was to the windward of the said Ma of warre and might without
 +
doubt have gone in to Leghorne if the said Maplesden had soe
 +
thought good long before the man of warre could have come up to her
 +
And on the said Morning soe soone as it was daylight the said
 +
Man of warre came up with the ''Lawrell'' and sent his boate
 +
abord with diverse men in her who againe hawled them and demanded
 +
the said Maplesden to come abord, which hee did not doe, but
 +
with them in his owne boate did send his Cheife Mate and a
 +
Fryer which (sic) was abord the ''Lawrell'' unto the said Man of warre to
 +
give them satisfaction to such questions as they should demand
 +
touching the said ship both which (sic) together with the said Boate were
 +
by the said Man of warre detayned and kepte there without
 +
returneing againe to the ''lawrell'' which gave this deponent
 +
and all the rest of the Company abord the ''Lawrell;; great cause
 +
to distrust the said man of warre, and to beleeve that they intended
 +
noe good unto them. And further saith that soone after the premisses
 +
the said Man of warre did againe send his boat with some of
 +
his officers and diverse of his company abord the ''Lawrell''
 +
which said officer[?s] was noe sooner come abord but hee
 +
was
  
 
}}
 
}}

Revision as of 06:34, March 31, 2014

Volume HCA 13/65
Folio 84
Side Verso
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First cut transcription started and completed on 31/03/14 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
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First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
14/03/31
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Created 31/03/14, by CSG

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The 11th day of September 1651.

Touching the said ship the}
Lawrell.}

Israell Powell of the parishe of Saint Olaves in
Southwarke in the County of Surry ffeltmaker
aged 40 yeares of thereabouts sworne
and Examined deposeth
as followeth. videlicet That hee this deponent was one
of the Company of and belonging to the ship the Lawrell
att such tyme as she came last from Smirna bound for Leghorne
And saith that when the said ship was about 25 leagues off
Leghorne they espied two saile of ships to the Leward of them
one of which after wards proved to bee a French man of warre and
the other a prize which shee had taken, which said ships were noe
sooner discovered but that Mr Maplesden comander
of the said ship Lawrell said they were Englishe ships and therefore hee
would stay for them, and soe did accordingly, untill the Eveneing
at which tyme the said ffrenchman of warres Longboate came
up with the Lawrell and hawled them and demanded whence they
were and whither they were bound to which answere was returned
from the Lawrell that they were of England and they they were bound
for Leghorne which done the man of warres company told them
what theire ship was and therefore willd them to stay there where
they then were till the next morning which was upon the thirteenth or
fowreteenth dayes of November 1649 as hee remembreth the tyme
which was done accordingly and the said ship stayed there albeit
shee was to the windward of the said Ma of warre and might without
doubt have gone in to Leghorne if the said Maplesden had soe
thought good long before the man of warre could have come up to her
And on the said Morning soe soone as it was daylight the said
Man of warre came up with the Lawrell and sent his boate
abord with diverse men in her who againe hawled them and demanded
the said Maplesden to come abord, which hee did not doe, but
with them in his owne boate did send his Cheife Mate and a
Fryer which (sic) was abord the Lawrell unto the said Man of warre to
give them satisfaction to such questions as they should demand
touching the said ship both which (sic) together with the said Boate were
by the said Man of warre detayned and kepte there without
returneing againe to the lawrell which gave this deponent
and all the rest of the Company abord the Lawrell;; great cause
 to distrust the said man of warre, and to beleeve that they intended
noe good unto them. And further saith that soone after the premisses
the said Man of warre did againe send his boat with some of
his officers and diverse of his company abord the Lawrell
which said officer[?s] was noe sooner come abord but hee
was

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