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| − | + | |Transcription=Mr Winch, who is by the said losse damnified (after the rate at which this deponent | |
| − | |Transcription= | + | sold the other bale) 150 Mil Res; or thereabouts And otherwise hee cannot depose |
| − | sold the other bale) 150 Mil Res; | + | |
saving hee this deponent had a certificate from the customehouse by | saving hee this deponent had a certificate from the customehouse by | ||
command of the said Provadar, of all such goods as this deponent | command of the said Provadar, of all such goods as this deponent | ||
| − | dispatched | + | dispatched thence, in which the said bale '''No: 10''' is mentioned, nor did this |
deponent ever receive the same. | deponent ever receive the same. | ||
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| − | The | + | Jno. Bushell [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] |
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| + | The 2[?X]th of August 1654. [CENTRE HEADING] | ||
On the behalfe of the Mariners of the shipp} | On the behalfe of the Mariners of the shipp} | ||
| − | the James of London, Edmond Button commander} | + | the ''James'' of London, Edmond Button commander} |
| − | John Wood of Greenwich late Chirurgeon | + | |
| + | '''John Wood''' of Greenwich late Chirurgeon | ||
of the said shipp áged 28 yeares or thereabouts | of the said shipp áged 28 yeares or thereabouts | ||
sworne before the right worshippfull William Clerke and | sworne before the right worshippfull William Clerke and | ||
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by vertue of his oath. | by vertue of his oath. | ||
| − | That at the time of the seizure of the said shipp the James at Lisbone | + | That at the time of the seizure of the said shipp the ''James'' at Lisbone |
in the moneth of June 1650, all and singular the persons hereafter named | in the moneth of June 1650, all and singular the persons hereafter named | ||
were mariners and of the companie of her and were by the officers of the | were mariners and of the companie of her and were by the officers of the | ||
king of Portugall (who made the said seizure) turned out of her, and | king of Portugall (who made the said seizure) turned out of her, and | ||
| − | imprisoned, and have lost their time | + | imprisoned, and have lost their time and wages by the said seizure and |
restraint from the second of June 1650 (the day of the said imprisonment and | restraint from the second of June 1650 (the day of the said imprisonment and | ||
seizure) for and during the respective monethes and dayes following videlicet | seizure) for and during the respective monethes and dayes following videlicet | ||
Thomas Jones the masters mate continued ánd was kept under the said | Thomas Jones the masters mate continued ánd was kept under the said | ||
| − | restraint from the said second of June till the beginning of | + | restraint from the said second of June till the beginning of January next |
following, being seaven monethes. and lost his wages for all that time; | following, being seaven monethes. and lost his wages for all that time; | ||
John Wood 6 monethes 16 dayes, Daniell Clarke 5 monethes 18 dayes | John Wood 6 monethes 16 dayes, Daniell Clarke 5 monethes 18 dayes | ||
| − | William Essex 5 monethes 22 dayes, John | + | William Essex 5 monethes 22 dayes, John humphrey 9 monethes 8 |
| − | dayes, Beniamin downe 8 monethes 27 dayes, John | + | dayes, Beniamin downe 8 monethes 27 dayes, John Back 8 |
monethes 27 dayes, and Edward Mare 7 monethes and one day. And | monethes 27 dayes, and Edward Mare 7 monethes and one day. And | ||
further that they were shipt and contracted with for wages that voyage | further that they were shipt and contracted with for wages that voyage | ||
respectively as followeth, Thomas Jones at twenty dollars per moneth | respectively as followeth, Thomas Jones at twenty dollars per moneth | ||
| − | John Wood | + | John Wood (this deponent) at 2 ''li'' 10 ''s'' per month, daniel Clarke at 1 ''li'' 16 ''s'' per moneth |
| − | William Essex at | + | William Essex at 1 ''li'' 3 ''s'' per month, John Humphrey at 1 ''li'' 16 ''s'' per moneth |
| − | Thomas Willie at | + | Thomas Willie at 1 ''li'' 4 ''s'' per moneth, Richard Bell 1li 6s per moneth |
| − | Beniamin downe | + | Beniamin downe 1 ''li'' 5 ''s'' per moneth John Back 1 ''li'' 2 ''s'' per moneth |
| − | and Edward | + | and Edward More 1 ''li'' per moneth. Moreover that Thomas Jones |
| − | spent | + | spent in his said imprisonment in necessary expences 25 dollars |
| − | this deponent | + | this deponent John Wood 85 dollers, daniel Clarke 20 dollars, William Essex 16 |
dollars, John humphries 25 dollars, Thomas Willie 25 dollars | dollars, John humphries 25 dollars, Thomas Willie 25 dollars | ||
Richard Bell 7 dollars, Beniamin downe 10 dollars, John Back | Richard Bell 7 dollars, Beniamin downe 10 dollars, John Back | ||
tenn dollars and Edward Mare five dollars. All which hee knoweth | tenn dollars and Edward Mare five dollars. All which hee knoweth | ||
| − | being Chyrurgeon of the said shipp and imprisoned with the | + | being Chyrurgeon of the said shipp and imprisoned with the rest of the said persons, |
and taking speciall notice of the premisses. | and taking speciall notice of the premisses. | ||
| − | John Wood SIGNATURE, RH SIDE | + | John Wood [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] |
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Latest revision as of 12:31, May 23, 2015
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 670 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| Uploaded image; transcribed on 26/03/2013 | |
| Note | |
| IMAGE: P1140591.JPG | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2013/03/26 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Edited on 09/08/2014 by Colin Greenstreet | |
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Mr Winch, who is by the said losse damnified (after the rate at which this deponent
sold the other bale) 150 Mil Res; or thereabouts And otherwise hee cannot depose
saving hee this deponent had a certificate from the customehouse by
command of the said Provadar, of all such goods as this deponent
dispatched thence, in which the said bale No: 10 is mentioned, nor did this
deponent ever receive the same.
Jno. Bushell [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
****************************
The 2[?X]th of August 1654. [CENTRE HEADING]
On the behalfe of the Mariners of the shipp}
the James of London, Edmond Button commander}
John Wood of Greenwich late Chirurgeon
of the said shipp áged 28 yeares or thereabouts
sworne before the right worshippfull William Clerke and
John Godolphin doctors of lawes Judges of the
high Court of the Admiraltie saith and deposeth
by vertue of his oath.
That at the time of the seizure of the said shipp the James at Lisbone
in the moneth of June 1650, all and singular the persons hereafter named
were mariners and of the companie of her and were by the officers of the
king of Portugall (who made the said seizure) turned out of her, and
imprisoned, and have lost their time and wages by the said seizure and
restraint from the second of June 1650 (the day of the said imprisonment and
seizure) for and during the respective monethes and dayes following videlicet
Thomas Jones the masters mate continued ánd was kept under the said
restraint from the said second of June till the beginning of January next
following, being seaven monethes. and lost his wages for all that time;
John Wood 6 monethes 16 dayes, Daniell Clarke 5 monethes 18 dayes
William Essex 5 monethes 22 dayes, John humphrey 9 monethes 8
dayes, Beniamin downe 8 monethes 27 dayes, John Back 8
monethes 27 dayes, and Edward Mare 7 monethes and one day. And
further that they were shipt and contracted with for wages that voyage
respectively as followeth, Thomas Jones at twenty dollars per moneth
John Wood (this deponent) at 2 li 10 s per month, daniel Clarke at 1 li 16 s per moneth
William Essex at 1 li 3 s per month, John Humphrey at 1 li 16 s per moneth
Thomas Willie at 1 li 4 s per moneth, Richard Bell 1li 6s per moneth
Beniamin downe 1 li 5 s per moneth John Back 1 li 2 s per moneth
and Edward More 1 li per moneth. Moreover that Thomas Jones
spent in his said imprisonment in necessary expences 25 dollars
this deponent John Wood 85 dollers, daniel Clarke 20 dollars, William Essex 16
dollars, John humphries 25 dollars, Thomas Willie 25 dollars
Richard Bell 7 dollars, Beniamin downe 10 dollars, John Back
tenn dollars and Edward Mare five dollars. All which hee knoweth
being Chyrurgeon of the said shipp and imprisoned with the rest of the said persons,
and taking speciall notice of the premisses.
John Wood [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
