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| − | |Transcription=worth one thousand pounds or thereabouts. And saith the said | + | |Transcription=worth one thousand pounds or thereabouts. And saith the said five |
Spaniards have severall times declared to this deponent that the | Spaniards have severall times declared to this deponent that the | ||
| − | said ''Negro's'' goods and merchandizes did produce about | + | said ''Negro's'' goods and merchandizes did produce about the |
| − | valew of thirtie six thousand pounds sterling there, and | + | valew of thirtie six thousand pounds sterling there, and would |
| − | + | have produced much more had they bin sold at their true valew | |
in that countrey. | in that countrey. | ||
| − | + | Roger Kilverts [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] | |
| − | <nowiki> | + | <nowiki>***************************</nowiki> |
The 21th of August 1656. | The 21th of August 1656. | ||
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To the seaventh article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth | To the seaventh article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth | ||
| − | that in the moneth of June last past the shipp the Edward and John | + | that in the moneth of June last past the shipp the ''Edward and John'' |
arlate came to an anchor in the River of Thames neere Greenwich | arlate came to an anchor in the River of Thames neere Greenwich | ||
and being soe come to an anchor, Captaine Totty her commander | and being soe come to an anchor, Captaine Totty her commander | ||
came on shore at Greenwich to hire men to goe and worke aboard | came on shore at Greenwich to hire men to goe and worke aboard | ||
her, and did hire six men there whereof this deponent was one | her, and did hire six men there whereof this deponent was one | ||
| − | who went the same day at (being in the moneth aforesaid) | + | who went the same day at (being in the moneth aforesaid) aboard |
her, and found a lighter lying by her side, halfe laden, and the | her, and found a lighter lying by her side, halfe laden, and the | ||
| − | company of the shipp at a stay or ceasing from working [? | + | company of the shipp at a stay or ceasing from working [?towards GUTTER] |
the finishing of her lading, and this deponent and the said other | the finishing of her lading, and this deponent and the said other | ||
five hired men being upon their comming aboard demanded by [?one GUTTER] | five hired men being upon their comming aboard demanded by [?one GUTTER] | ||
of the shipps company what they came aboard for, and they answered | of the shipps company what they came aboard for, and they answered | ||
| − | that they came to worke aboard, the said [? | + | that they came to worke aboard, the said [?persons] of the shipps |
| − | company replied that | + | company replied that there was damage in the goods aboard, which they would [?leave] have surveyed before there should be any more [?steeved and GUTTER] if they offered to lay hand on any tackle to |
| − | hoist out any goods, they would knock them on the heads; [ | + | hoist out any goods, they would knock them on the heads; [?whereupon GUTTER] |
this deponent and the said five others staying aboard about halfe | this deponent and the said five others staying aboard about halfe | ||
an houre without working, the said Captaine Totty came aboard | an houre without working, the said Captaine Totty came aboard | ||
and demanding of them whie they were not at worke about | and demanding of them whie they were not at worke about | ||
| − | + | hoysing out of goods, they told him how his men had forbidden | |
| − | and threatened them, which when hee understood, hee said [ | + | and threatened them, which when hee understood, hee said [XXXX GUTTER] |
| − | to worke and I will this | + | to worke and I will this once be boatswaine and help you [?my GUTTER] |
| − | selfe, and if they (speaking of his men) will knock you on [ | + | selfe, and if they (speaking of his men) will knock you on [?your GUTTER] |
| − | heads they shall begin with | + | heads they shall begin with mee, or words to the same effect |
And soe hee saith the said Captaine and this deponent and the | And soe hee saith the said Captaine and this deponent and the | ||
| − | [? | + | [?those] men aboard with him as aforesaid, and about six other |
persons that hee had hired and sent aboard at other times | persons that hee had hired and sent aboard at other times | ||
proceeded to make and hoist out goods from about tenn of [?the GUTTER] | proceeded to make and hoist out goods from about tenn of [?the GUTTER] | ||
clock till about five in the evening, during all which space | clock till about five in the evening, during all which space | ||
his men for the most part and principall of them looked on [?and GUTTER] | his men for the most part and principall of them looked on [?and GUTTER] | ||
| − | walked to and againe in the shipp, without once | + | walked to and againe in the shipp, without once offering to [?get GUTTER] |
to worke, but were very angry at the hired men, which were | to worke, but were very angry at the hired men, which were | ||
about | about | ||
Revision as of 11:58, May 6, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 370 |
| Side | Verso |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 25/01/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 02/05/14 and edited on 06/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/01/25 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 09/02/14, by CSG | |
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worth one thousand pounds or thereabouts. And saith the said five
Spaniards have severall times declared to this deponent that the
said Negro's goods and merchandizes did produce about the
valew of thirtie six thousand pounds sterling there, and would
have produced much more had they bin sold at their true valew
in that countrey.
Roger Kilverts [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
***************************
The 21th of August 1656.
huggery, Turpin and Company against}
Captaine John Totty}
Exámined upon the allegation given in
on the behalfe of the said Captaine
Totty the 13th instant.
See the first 6 in mr. olivers quire
of/
Rp. 7.
Benjamin Lee of Greenwich Waterman, aged 32 yeares
or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
To the seaventh article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
that in the moneth of June last past the shipp the Edward and John
arlate came to an anchor in the River of Thames neere Greenwich
and being soe come to an anchor, Captaine Totty her commander
came on shore at Greenwich to hire men to goe and worke aboard
her, and did hire six men there whereof this deponent was one
who went the same day at (being in the moneth aforesaid) aboard
her, and found a lighter lying by her side, halfe laden, and the
company of the shipp at a stay or ceasing from working [?towards GUTTER]
the finishing of her lading, and this deponent and the said other
five hired men being upon their comming aboard demanded by [?one GUTTER]
of the shipps company what they came aboard for, and they answered
that they came to worke aboard, the said [?persons] of the shipps
company replied that there was damage in the goods aboard, which they would [?leave] have surveyed before there should be any more [?steeved and GUTTER] if they offered to lay hand on any tackle to
hoist out any goods, they would knock them on the heads; [?whereupon GUTTER]
this deponent and the said five others staying aboard about halfe
an houre without working, the said Captaine Totty came aboard
and demanding of them whie they were not at worke about
hoysing out of goods, they told him how his men had forbidden
and threatened them, which when hee understood, hee said [XXXX GUTTER]
to worke and I will this once be boatswaine and help you [?my GUTTER]
selfe, and if they (speaking of his men) will knock you on [?your GUTTER]
heads they shall begin with mee, or words to the same effect
And soe hee saith the said Captaine and this deponent and the
[?those] men aboard with him as aforesaid, and about six other
persons that hee had hired and sent aboard at other times
proceeded to make and hoist out goods from about tenn of [?the GUTTER]
clock till about five in the evening, during all which space
his men for the most part and principall of them looked on [?and GUTTER]
walked to and againe in the shipp, without once offering to [?get GUTTER]
to worke, but were very angry at the hired men, which were
about
