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|Transcription=of trade of that Conutrey haveing never bin there before as hee hath | |Transcription=of trade of that Conutrey haveing never bin there before as hee hath | ||
heard the sayd Turley confesse And saith that hee this deponent | heard the sayd Turley confesse And saith that hee this deponent | ||
| − | was present in | + | was present in Company of the sayd Turley and Parrat after the |
| − | returne of the sayd vessell to | + | returne of the sayd vessell to London with her sayd homeward Cargoe and |
| − | heard the sayd Turley and | + | heard the sayd Turley and Parratt discourse togeather touching what the |
sayd Cutberd was to have for his paines in assisting the sayd Turley | sayd Cutberd was to have for his paines in assisting the sayd Turley | ||
in selling off the outward cargoe aforesayd and buying and | in selling off the outward cargoe aforesayd and buying and | ||
providing the homeward Cargoe aforesayd and the sayd Turley | providing the homeward Cargoe aforesayd and the sayd Turley | ||
| − | telling the sayd | + | telling the sayd Parr[?o]tt that the sayd Cutbord did informe him that |
| − | hee the sayd | + | hee the sayd Parratt had promised to allowe him twelve pense in the |
| − | pound for such his assistanse of the sayd Turley | + | pound for such his assistanse of the sayd Turley the sayd |
| − | + | Parr[?o]tt thereto answered that hee did not promise him the sayd | |
| − | + | Cutberd twelve pense in the pound, but sayes that hee did promise | |
him the sayd Cutberd to give him satisfaction for what | him the sayd Cutberd to give him satisfaction for what | ||
assistance hee should give the sayd Turley about the selling the | assistance hee should give the sayd Turley about the selling the | ||
| − | sayd outward Cargoe and buying the sayd homeward Cargoe, or | + | sayd outward Cargoe and buying the sayd homeward[?s] Cargoe, or |
| − | they the sayd Turley and | + | they the sayd Turley and Parr[?o]tt spake words to the like effect in |
presense of this deponent And this deponent very well knoweth the | presense of this deponent And this deponent very well knoweth the | ||
sayd Cutberd did assiste the sayd Turley in the sale of the outward | sayd Cutberd did assiste the sayd Turley in the sale of the outward | ||
| − | and buying of the homeward Cargo aforesayd and laye on shoare | + | and buying of the homeward[?s] Cargo aforesayd and laye on shoare |
to watch the same and to sell and buy it about sixe or seaven weekes | to watch the same and to sell and buy it about sixe or seaven weekes | ||
And further to these articles hee cannot depose not being at the | And further to these articles hee cannot depose not being at the | ||
| − | agreement made belwixt the sayd Cutberd | + | agreement made belwixt the sayd Cutberd Parratt and Turley touching |
the sayd Cutberds assistence to be given as aforesayd/ | the sayd Cutberds assistence to be given as aforesayd/ | ||
To the 4th and 5th hee saith the sayd Cutberd hired this deponent and severall | To the 4th and 5th hee saith the sayd Cutberd hired this deponent and severall | ||
| − | other | + | other Mariners to goe the voyage in question and did fitt and furnish |
| − | the shipp before her | + | the shipp before her outwards voyage with roapes victualls and other |
nesessaries which shee wanted to prepare her for performance of | nesessaries which shee wanted to prepare her for performance of | ||
the same, all which hee did (as he verily beleeveth) by the order and | the same, all which hee did (as he verily beleeveth) by the order and | ||
| − | at the charge of the sayd | + | at the charge of the sayd Parr[?o]tt and Turley who did in this deponents |
presense approve of the bills which the sayd Cutberd delivered to them | presense approve of the bills which the sayd Cutberd delivered to them | ||
touching the doeing of the same And further to these articles hee cannot depose | touching the doeing of the same And further to these articles hee cannot depose | ||
| − | saving hee saith the sayd Cutberd in soe doeing | + | saving hee saith the sayd Cutberd in soe doeing for the attendance |
of him selfe and his servant who hee alsoe employed thereabouts did and | of him selfe and his servant who hee alsoe employed thereabouts did and | ||
| − | doth in this deponents | + | doth in this deponents Judgement and estimate well deserve fifteene shillings |
a weeke and soe much and more hee hath knowne allowed to Masters of | a weeke and soe much and more hee hath knowne allowed to Masters of | ||
vessells of like burthen with the ''Recovery'' for takeing like care of provideing | vessells of like burthen with the ''Recovery'' for takeing like care of provideing | ||
| − | them with necessaries, | + | them with necessaries,/ |
| − | To the 6th and 7th articles hee saith that hee goeing | + | To the 6th and 7th articles hee saith that hee goeing Masters Mate of the |
''Recovery'' the voyage in question thereby knoweth that the sayd vessell having | ''Recovery'' the voyage in question thereby knoweth that the sayd vessell having | ||
| − | receaved for her outward Cargo such goods as the sayd | + | receaved for her outward Cargo such goods as the sayd Parr[?o]tt and |
Turley laded aboard her the sayd Cutberd together with the sayd Turley | Turley laded aboard her the sayd Cutberd together with the sayd Turley | ||
sett sayle with her for Bergen with the first oportunity of winde and weather and | sett sayle with her for Bergen with the first oportunity of winde and weather and | ||
Revision as of 05:40, May 30, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
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| Folio | 442 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| XXX; pasted into wikispot and edited on 05/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet; edited in wikispot on 30/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Jill Wilcox 23/10/12 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 09/04/14, by CSG | |
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of trade of that Conutrey haveing never bin there before as hee hath
heard the sayd Turley confesse And saith that hee this deponent
was present in Company of the sayd Turley and Parrat after the
returne of the sayd vessell to London with her sayd homeward Cargoe and
heard the sayd Turley and Parratt discourse togeather touching what the
sayd Cutberd was to have for his paines in assisting the sayd Turley
in selling off the outward cargoe aforesayd and buying and
providing the homeward Cargoe aforesayd and the sayd Turley
telling the sayd Parr[?o]tt that the sayd Cutbord did informe him that
hee the sayd Parratt had promised to allowe him twelve pense in the
pound for such his assistanse of the sayd Turley the sayd
Parr[?o]tt thereto answered that hee did not promise him the sayd
Cutberd twelve pense in the pound, but sayes that hee did promise
him the sayd Cutberd to give him satisfaction for what
assistance hee should give the sayd Turley about the selling the
sayd outward Cargoe and buying the sayd homeward[?s] Cargoe, or
they the sayd Turley and Parr[?o]tt spake words to the like effect in
presense of this deponent And this deponent very well knoweth the
sayd Cutberd did assiste the sayd Turley in the sale of the outward
and buying of the homeward[?s] Cargo aforesayd and laye on shoare
to watch the same and to sell and buy it about sixe or seaven weekes
And further to these articles hee cannot depose not being at the
agreement made belwixt the sayd Cutberd Parratt and Turley touching
the sayd Cutberds assistence to be given as aforesayd/
To the 4th and 5th hee saith the sayd Cutberd hired this deponent and severall
other Mariners to goe the voyage in question and did fitt and furnish
the shipp before her outwards voyage with roapes victualls and other
nesessaries which shee wanted to prepare her for performance of
the same, all which hee did (as he verily beleeveth) by the order and
at the charge of the sayd Parr[?o]tt and Turley who did in this deponents
presense approve of the bills which the sayd Cutberd delivered to them
touching the doeing of the same And further to these articles hee cannot depose
saving hee saith the sayd Cutberd in soe doeing for the attendance
of him selfe and his servant who hee alsoe employed thereabouts did and
doth in this deponents Judgement and estimate well deserve fifteene shillings
a weeke and soe much and more hee hath knowne allowed to Masters of
vessells of like burthen with the Recovery for takeing like care of provideing
them with necessaries,/
To the 6th and 7th articles hee saith that hee goeing Masters Mate of the
Recovery the voyage in question thereby knoweth that the sayd vessell having
receaved for her outward Cargo such goods as the sayd Parr[?o]tt and
Turley laded aboard her the sayd Cutberd together with the sayd Turley
sett sayle with her for Bergen with the first oportunity of winde and weather and
there
