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|Transcription=of the producent Jeggles who well knew this deponent being one of the Mates of the ''Anne'' in the
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voyage in question could not but bee able to testifie touching the passages therein
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happening and to the rest Negatively/
  
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|Transcription=1. of the producent Jeggles who well knew this deponent being one of the Mates of the ''Anne'' in the
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To the 2 hee saith the sayd Jeggles did over shoote the Port of Oporto as
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2. voyage in question could not but bee able to testifie touching the passages therein
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is before deposed and when it was cleere day seeing that hee had passed
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3. happening and to the rest Negatively/
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the same did presently make up towards it againe soe fast as the weather
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would permitt and then having some tyme expected a pylott and none
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coming, and night and ill weather approaching, hee put out to sea, and
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was driven by stresse of weather Southwards as farr as the Burlings
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Interrogate, and saith Lisbone was the neerest place where a Pylott was
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to bee had after the sayd shipp was driven soe farr southward as the
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Burlings, And further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot
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answere to this Interrogatorie otherwise than negatively/
  
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4. To the 2 hee saith the sayd Jeggles did over shoote the Port of Oporto as
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To the 3 hee saith hee cannot answere otherwise than negatively saving hee saith hee remembreth
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5. is before deposed and when it was cleere day seeing that hee had passed
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that after the ''Anne'' was gotten safe into Oport hee sawe there a
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6. the same did presently make up towards it againe soe fast as the weather
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smale Pinke belonging to Plymouth (her name hee knoweth
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7. would permitt and then having some tyme expected a pylott and none
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not) whereof a dutch man was (whose name alsoe hee knoweth not) was
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8. coming, and night and ill weather approaching, hee put out to sea, and
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Master, which Pinke was laden with wine and salt, and other goods such
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9. was driven by stresse of weather Southwards as farr as the Burlings
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as the ''Anne'' was laden with, and bound alsoe to the Barbadoes,
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10. Interrogate, and saith Lisbone was the neerest place where a Pylott was
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but saith hee well knoweth shee went thither in Company of the ''Anne''
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11. to bee had after the sayd shipp was driven soe farr southward as the
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and arrived not there before her, and therefore could not by any such
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12. Burlings, And further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot
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meanes as is Interrogate glutt the market there./
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13. answere to this Interrogatorie otherwise than negatively/
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14. To the 3 hee saith hee cannot answere otherwise than negatively saving hee saith hee remembreth
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To 4th hee saith that hee well remembreth being present and giving
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15. that after the ''Anne'' was gotten safe into Oport hee sawe there a
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the sayd Edmund Cowse a Cupp to take a taste thereof that the sayd shipp
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16. smale Pinke belonging to Plymouth (her name hee knoweth
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''Anne'' being come from Barbados to New England the Cooper gave
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17. not) whereof a dutch man was (whose name alsoe hee knoweth not) was
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the sayd Cowse a taste of every of the butts there landed and among the
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18. Master, which Pinke was laden with wine and salt, and other goods such
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rest one of them was changed and become somewhat sower and not fitt for
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19. as the ''Anne'' was laden with, and bound alsoe to the Barbadoes,
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sale whereupon the sayd Cowse having tasted it speaking to the Company
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20. but saith hee well knoweth shee went thither in Company of the ''Anne''
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of the shipp then present which was this deponent and the Cooper and some others
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21. and arrived not there before her, and therefore could not by any such
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sayd you may keepe it on board and make beveridge of it for it is
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22. meanes as is Interrogate glutt the market there./
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not fitt to goe on shoare whereupon the Cooper without the knowledge
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of Jeggles made beveridge of the greatest part thereof and the
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sayd Jeggles afterwards hearing of it was displeased that they had
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soe done and sayd if hee had knowne of it hee could have sold
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it, and bought them beere with it, which would have bin better, and
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did in his anger strike out the head of the vessell and spill that which
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was left undrunke in beveridge, which was a thing of little or
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noe value and as hee beleeveth noe preiudice to the sayd Cowse
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And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere,/
  
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23. To 4th hee saith that hee well remembreth being present and giving
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To the 5th hee saith the ''Anne'' is a shipp of the burthen of two
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24. the sayd Edmund Cowse a Cupp to take a taste thereof that the sayd shipp
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hundred tonnes and upwards in this deponents Judgment, and saith
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25. ''Anne'' being come from Barbados to New England the Cooper gave
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hee knoweth shee came from Virginia to England, but with about a third
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26. the sayd Cowse a taste of every of the butts there landed and among the
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27. rest one of them was changed and become somewhat sower and not fitt for
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28. sale whereupon the sayd Cowse having tasted it speaking to the Company
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29. of the shipp then present which was this deponent and the Cooper and some others
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30. sayd you may keepe it on board and make beveridge of it for it is
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31. not fitt to goe on shoare whereupon the Cooper without the knowledge
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32. of Jeggles made beveridge of the greatest part thereof and the
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33. sayd Jeggles afterwards hearing of it was displeased that they had
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34. soe done and sayd if hee had knowne of it hee could have sold
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35. it, and bought them beere with it, which would have bin better, and
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36. did in his anger strike out the head of the vessell and spill that which
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37. was left undrunk in beveridge, wich was a thing of little or
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38. noe value and as hee beleeveth noe preiudice to the sayd Cowse
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39. And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere,/
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40. To the 5th hee saith the Anne is a shipp of the burthen of two
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41. hundred tonnes and upwards in this deponents Judgment, and saith
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42. hee knoweth shee came from Virginia to England, but with about a third
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 568
Side Recto
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IMAGE: P1140385.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2013/12/27
Editorial history
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of the producent Jeggles who well knew this deponent being one of the Mates of the Anne in the
voyage in question could not but bee able to testifie touching the passages therein
happening and to the rest Negatively/

To the 2 hee saith the sayd Jeggles did over shoote the Port of Oporto as
is before deposed and when it was cleere day seeing that hee had passed
the same did presently make up towards it againe soe fast as the weather
would permitt and then having some tyme expected a pylott and none
coming, and night and ill weather approaching, hee put out to sea, and
was driven by stresse of weather Southwards as farr as the Burlings
Interrogate, and saith Lisbone was the neerest place where a Pylott was
to bee had after the sayd shipp was driven soe farr southward as the
Burlings, And further saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot
answere to this Interrogatorie otherwise than negatively/

To the 3 hee saith hee cannot answere otherwise than negatively saving hee saith hee remembreth
that after the Anne was gotten safe into Oport hee sawe there a
smale Pinke belonging to Plymouth (her name hee knoweth
not) whereof a dutch man was (whose name alsoe hee knoweth not) was
Master, which Pinke was laden with wine and salt, and other goods such
as the Anne was laden with, and bound alsoe to the Barbadoes,
but saith hee well knoweth shee went thither in Company of the Anne
and arrived not there before her, and therefore could not by any such
meanes as is Interrogate glutt the market there./

To 4th hee saith that hee well remembreth being present and giving
the sayd Edmund Cowse a Cupp to take a taste thereof that the sayd shipp
Anne being come from Barbados to New England the Cooper gave
the sayd Cowse a taste of every of the butts there landed and among the
rest one of them was changed and become somewhat sower and not fitt for
sale whereupon the sayd Cowse having tasted it speaking to the Company
of the shipp then present which was this deponent and the Cooper and some others
sayd you may keepe it on board and make beveridge of it for it is
not fitt to goe on shoare whereupon the Cooper without the knowledge
of Jeggles made beveridge of the greatest part thereof and the
sayd Jeggles afterwards hearing of it was displeased that they had
soe done and sayd if hee had knowne of it hee could have sold
it, and bought them beere with it, which would have bin better, and
did in his anger strike out the head of the vessell and spill that which
was left undrunke in beveridge, which was a thing of little or
noe value and as hee beleeveth noe preiudice to the sayd Cowse
And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere,/

To the 5th hee saith the Anne is a shipp of the burthen of two
hundred tonnes and upwards in this deponents Judgment, and saith
hee knoweth shee came from Virginia to England, but with about a third
part

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