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|Transcription=The 16th of November 1659 ./: [CENTRE HEADING]
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Thomson and others against the ''House of''} [LH SIDE]
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''Freindship'' aforesaid} [LH SIDE]
 +
Examined on the foresaid Allegation [RH SIDE]
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Rp    5[?ns] [LH SIDE]
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Richard Hartshorne of Tower
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Wharfe sailmaker, aged Eighteene
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yeeres or thereabouts, sworne and Examined
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To the first he saith hee Knoweth the ship the ''House of''
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''ffreindship''.  and hath Knowne  her for about two yeeres
 +
last and well Knoweth that for and during the moneth
 +
of December January and February 1657 the Arlate
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Nicholas Treworghy whom this Deponent then
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well Knew was Master and Comander of the said ship
 +
soe Comonly accounted And further cannot
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depose ./.
 +
 
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To the 2nd 5th and 7th articles hee saith that within
 +
the monethes aforesaid the said ships old sailes
 +
did want mending and shee likewise wanted new
 +
sailes, Cloath and other Store without which shee could
 +
not have safely proceeded on the voyage she was
 +
bound  out upon. And saith that the arlate George Shawe sailmaker was agreed}
 +
by the said Treworghy to mend the old sailes of the}    [ALL ON SINGLE LINE]
 +
said ship, in or about the moneths of January or ffebruary
 +
1657.
 +
And likewise New sails were then bespoke
 +
of the said Shawe for the said ship, which were made
 +
accordingly, and the same were
 +
bespoke by the said Treworghy
 +
and while the said New sailes were making and
 +
the old sailes of the said ship mending, the said Treworghy
 +
and the arlate Catlyn, did severall times come to the
 +
said Shawes shopp (scituate at Tower Wharf) and spake to him the said Shawe, and
 +
to his sonne and sometimes to this Deponent (who helped to mend and make
 +
the sayd sailes )  to dispatch the making and mending the
 +
said Sailes, And saith that all and singular the worth
 +
mentioned in the Schedule was done for the use
 +
of the said ship, and the same was well worth the summes
 +
Schedulate, And likewise all the new sailes cloath and
 +
other store mentioned in the said Schedule was really
 +
Delivered by the said Shawes order  for the use of the said ship
 +
and the same were well worth the severall sumes set
 +
downe for the same in the said schedule . Those prices
 +
and rates being the said time the usuall prices and rates
 +
for the same, The premisses hee deposeth being the said time
 +
(servant [RH SIDE]
  
 
}}
 
}}

Revision as of 08:27, June 22, 2014

Volume HCA 13/73
Folio 409
Side Recto
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Status
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
Roger Towner
First transcribed
unknown
Editorial history
Created 01/06/14, by CSG

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The 16th of November 1659 ./: [CENTRE HEADING]
Thomson and others against the House of} [LH SIDE]
Freindship aforesaid} [LH SIDE]
Examined on the foresaid Allegation [RH SIDE]
Rp 5[?ns] [LH SIDE]
Richard Hartshorne of Tower
Wharfe sailmaker, aged Eighteene
yeeres or thereabouts, sworne and Examined

To the first he saith hee Knoweth the ship the House of
ffreindship. and hath Knowne her for about two yeeres
last and well Knoweth that for and during the moneth
of December January and February 1657 the Arlate
Nicholas Treworghy whom this Deponent then
well Knew was Master and Comander of the said ship
soe Comonly accounted And further cannot
depose ./.

To the 2nd 5th and 7th articles hee saith that within
the monethes aforesaid the said ships old sailes
did want mending and shee likewise wanted new
sailes, Cloath and other Store without which shee could
not have safely proceeded on the voyage she was
bound out upon. And saith that the arlate George Shawe sailmaker was agreed}

by the said Treworghy to mend the old sailes of the}    [ALL ON SINGLE LINE]

said ship, in or about the moneths of January or ffebruary
1657.
And likewise New sails were then bespoke
of the said Shawe for the said ship, which were made
accordingly, and the same were
bespoke by the said Treworghy
and while the said New sailes were making and
the old sailes of the said ship mending, the said Treworghy
and the arlate Catlyn, did severall times come to the
said Shawes shopp (scituate at Tower Wharf) and spake to him the said Shawe, and
to his sonne and sometimes to this Deponent (who helped to mend and make
the sayd sailes ) to dispatch the making and mending the
said Sailes, And saith that all and singular the worth
mentioned in the Schedule was done for the use
of the said ship, and the same was well worth the summes
Schedulate, And likewise all the new sailes cloath and
other store mentioned in the said Schedule was really
Delivered by the said Shawes order for the use of the said ship
and the same were well worth the severall sumes set
downe for the same in the said schedule . Those prices
and rates being the said time the usuall prices and rates
for the same, The premisses hee deposeth being the said time
(servant [RH SIDE]

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