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the ''Popingay'' departed from fflushing on the voyage wherein | the ''Popingay'' departed from fflushing on the voyage wherein | ||
she was taken on the seaventeenth day of November last | she was taken on the seaventeenth day of November last | ||
| − | (old stile) | + | (old stile) and that she was bound for the West Indies |
| + | and that the first place they were at in the West Indies | ||
| + | was Gardaloope a ffrench Island, where the said shipp | ||
| + | lay at Anchor about 10 or 11 dayes, and that from that | ||
| + | place the said shipp went to Saint Christophers Island | ||
| + | upon the ffrench roade, where the said shipp stayed | ||
| + | about fourteene days, and from thence to Estasys a | ||
| + | dutch Island, where she stayed eight dayes, and from | ||
| + | thence she returned unto Saut [?ponit] in Saint Christophers | ||
| + | Island and from thence to Backstur a Roade in the | ||
| + | said Island, and that this Rendent with the said shipp | ||
| + | sett sayle from thence on the eighteenth of ffebruary | ||
| + | last past (old stile) to Gardaloepe aforenamed, and | ||
| + | that in her course thither she was taken and seizd on the | ||
| + | 23th of the said month (old stile) by the ffleet under the | ||
| + | command of Generall Pen And he saith that the said | ||
| + | shipp had in her for her Lading when she went from fflushing | ||
| + | Beefe, Porke, white, and Brandy wines, Oyle, Cloth and | ||
| + | Commodities of all sorts, for he saith that there (sic) all | ||
| + | Commodities afford traffique but Tobaccoes, Sugars | ||
| + | Indico ad Ginger, the Commodities of the Country And | ||
| + | further he cannot answeare./ | ||
| + | |||
| + | To the third Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate shipp did | ||
| + | in this her last voyage trade in noe other English plantation | ||
| + | then in Saint Christophers Island And further referring | ||
| + | himselfe to his answearee made to the foregoeing | ||
| + | Interrogatory he cannot answeare./ | ||
| + | |||
| + | To the fourth and fifth Interrogatoryes | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 18:45, November 19, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/70 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 567 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 19/11/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 29/08/14, by CSG | |
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of Viceadmirall of the said Towne, yet that his family
have their abode at fflushing.
To the second Interrogatory he answereth that the said shipp
the Popingay departed from fflushing on the voyage wherein
she was taken on the seaventeenth day of November last
(old stile) and that she was bound for the West Indies
and that the first place they were at in the West Indies
was Gardaloope a ffrench Island, where the said shipp
lay at Anchor about 10 or 11 dayes, and that from that
place the said shipp went to Saint Christophers Island
upon the ffrench roade, where the said shipp stayed
about fourteene days, and from thence to Estasys a
dutch Island, where she stayed eight dayes, and from
thence she returned unto Saut [?ponit] in Saint Christophers
Island and from thence to Backstur a Roade in the
said Island, and that this Rendent with the said shipp
sett sayle from thence on the eighteenth of ffebruary
last past (old stile) to Gardaloepe aforenamed, and
that in her course thither she was taken and seizd on the
23th of the said month (old stile) by the ffleet under the
command of Generall Pen And he saith that the said
shipp had in her for her Lading when she went from fflushing
Beefe, Porke, white, and Brandy wines, Oyle, Cloth and
Commodities of all sorts, for he saith that there (sic) all
Commodities afford traffique but Tobaccoes, Sugars
Indico ad Ginger, the Commodities of the Country And
further he cannot answeare./
To the third Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate shipp did
in this her last voyage trade in noe other English plantation
then in Saint Christophers Island And further referring
himselfe to his answearee made to the foregoeing
Interrogatory he cannot answeare./
To the fourth and fifth Interrogatoryes
