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|Transcription=To the last hee saith that hee being present and assistant in the
|Transcription=1. To the last hee saith that hee being present and assistant in the
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delivery of them at New England well knoweth that none of those pipes
2. delivery of them at New England well knoweth that none of those pipes
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whose chynes were cut or [?payerd] by order of the arlate Roger Yonge had
3. whose chynes were cut or payerd by order of the arlate Roger Yonge had
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at the tyme of their sayd delivery any leakeage other than ordinary
4. at the tyme of their sayd delivery had any leakeage other than ordinary
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but were delivered very well conditioned And hee saith hee this
5. but were delivered very well conditioned And hee saith hee this
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deponent at the tyme of the ladeing of all the wines laden by the factors
6. deponent at the tyme of the ladeing of all the wines laden by the factors
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of the sayd Andrews at ffiall on board the sayd shipp, did well observe
7. of the sayd Andrews at ffiall on board the sayd shipp, did well observe
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that many of the casks wherein the same was conteyned was very worme
8. that most ˹many˺ of the casks wherein the same was conteyned was very wormee
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eaten rotten and insufficient and the hoopes of many of them exceedingly
9. eaten rotten and insufficient and the hoopes of many of them exceedingly
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rotten and wormeaten when they were laden, and this deponent and divers
10. rotten and wormeaten when they were laden, and this deponent and divers
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others of the sayd shipps company found much fault therewith and
11. others of the sayd shipps company found much fault therewith and
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told the Marchant or factor who laded the same thereof, and hee
12. told the Marchant or factor who laded the same thereof, and hee
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alsoe his Cooper, and refused a good while to put two or three of the
13. alsoe his Cooper, and refused a good while to put two or three of the
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worst of them into hold untill such tyme as the Cooper sayd they
14. worst of them into hols untill such tyme as the Cooper sayd they
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must goe as they were for there [?ware] noe casks to bee gott to change
15. must goe as they were for there war noe casks to bee gott to change
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them into whereupon they were stowed in that badd condition which they
16. them into whereupon they were stowed in that badd condition which they
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were, and in deede very many of the Casks and hoppes were very badd
17. were, and in deede very many of the Casks and hoppes were very badd
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and rotten, soe that hee is well assured that such of the sayd pipes of wine
18. and rotten, soe that hee is well assured that such of the sayd pipes of wine
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as were delivered at New England with extraordinary leakeage, say their
19. ˹as were˺ delivered at New England with extraordinary leakeage, say their
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leakeage was occasioned meerely by the rottennesse and baddnesse of their
20. leakeage was occasioned meerely by the rottennesse and baddnesse of their
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casks and hoopes and not through any default in stowage or by any
21. casks and hoopes and not through any default in stowage or by any
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other neglect of the articulate Yong and Company. And further
22. other neglect of the XX articulate Yong and Company. And further
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hee cannot depose/
23. hee cannot depose/
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Repeated the 19th of August before
 
Repeated the 19th of August before
Collonel Cock'''
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Collonel Cock
  
 
The marke of the sayd
 
The marke of the sayd
 
John '''‡''' Cliff [MARKE, RH SIDE]
 
John '''‡''' Cliff [MARKE, RH SIDE]
  
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The 19th day of August 1656/
 
The 19th day of August 1656/
  
 
huggerly Turpin and Company against Captain John&#125;
 
huggerly Turpin and Company against Captain John&#125;
Totty ffrancklin Clements&#125;
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Tottye ffrancklin Clements&#125;
  
 
Examined in an allegation on behalfeof the sayd Captaine John Tottye./
 
Examined in an allegation on behalfeof the sayd Captaine John Tottye./
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saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
 
saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
  
38. To the first second third 4th and 5th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith
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To the first second third 4th and 5th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith
39. that hee this deponent being Master of the Sampson ffrigott and in the Barbados
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that hee this deponent being Master of the ''Sampson ffrigott'' and in the Barbados
40. with her at such tyme as the shipp the Edward and John lay there the voyage in
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with her at such tyme as the shipp the ''Edward and John'' lay there the voyage in
41. question did by that meanes heare it reported in the Barbados that there was
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question did by that meanes heare it reported in the Barbados that there was
42. a horse laden aboard the sayd shipp the Edward and John to bee transported
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a horse laden aboard the sayd shipp the ''Edward and John'' to bee transported
43. to the Barbados and there delivered to the arlate Major Chamberlaine or
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to the Barbados and there delivered to the arlate Major Chamberlaine or
44. his Assignes, and that the same horse was brought to the Barbadoes and
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his Assignes, and that the same horse was brought to the Barbadoes and
45. afterwards by some meanes lost and not delivered to the sayd Major Chamber=
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afterwards by some meanes lost and not delivered to the sayd Major Chamber=
46. laine and that thereupon the sayd Chamberlaine sued the arlate John Tottey
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laine and that thereupon the sayd Chamberlaine sued the arlate John Tottey
47. for the sayd horse and the sayd Toffey as hee hath heard was condemned to pay
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for the sayd horse and the sayd Tottey as hee hath heard was condemned to pay
48. for the sayd horse but how much hee knoweth not And further to these articles hee
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for the sayd horse but how much hee knoweth not And further to these articles hee
49. cannot depose/
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cannot depose/
 
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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To the last hee saith that hee being present and assistant in the
delivery of them at New England well knoweth that none of those pipes
whose chynes were cut or [?payerd] by order of the arlate Roger Yonge had
at the tyme of their sayd delivery any leakeage other than ordinary
but were delivered very well conditioned And hee saith hee this
deponent at the tyme of the ladeing of all the wines laden by the factors
of the sayd Andrews at ffiall on board the sayd shipp, did well observe
that many of the casks wherein the same was conteyned was very worme
eaten rotten and insufficient and the hoopes of many of them exceedingly
rotten and wormeaten when they were laden, and this deponent and divers
others of the sayd shipps company found much fault therewith and
told the Marchant or factor who laded the same thereof, and hee
alsoe his Cooper, and refused a good while to put two or three of the
worst of them into hold untill such tyme as the Cooper sayd they
must goe as they were for there [?ware] noe casks to bee gott to change
them into whereupon they were stowed in that badd condition which they
were, and in deede very many of the Casks and hoppes were very badd
and rotten, soe that hee is well assured that such of the sayd pipes of wine
as were delivered at New England with extraordinary leakeage, say their
leakeage was occasioned meerely by the rottennesse and baddnesse of their
casks and hoopes and not through any default in stowage or by any
other neglect of the articulate Yong and Company. And further
hee cannot depose/

Repeated the 19th of August before
Collonel Cock

The marke of the sayd
John Cliff [MARKE, RH SIDE]

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The 19th day of August 1656/

huggerly Turpin and Company against Captain John}
Tottye ffrancklin Clements}

Examined in an allegation on behalfeof the sayd Captaine John Tottye./

Rp. et ɸretgnis. J.us.

John Norbrooke of Ratcliff in the parish of Stepney and
County of Middlesex Mariner aged twenty seaven yeares
of age or thereabouts a wittnes sworne and examined
saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./

To the first second third 4th and 5th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith
that hee this deponent being Master of the Sampson ffrigott and in the Barbados
with her at such tyme as the shipp the Edward and John lay there the voyage in
question did by that meanes heare it reported in the Barbados that there was
a horse laden aboard the sayd shipp the Edward and John to bee transported
to the Barbados and there delivered to the arlate Major Chamberlaine or
his Assignes, and that the same horse was brought to the Barbadoes and
afterwards by some meanes lost and not delivered to the sayd Major Chamber=
laine and that thereupon the sayd Chamberlaine sued the arlate John Tottey
for the sayd horse and the sayd Tottey as hee hath heard was condemned to pay
for the sayd horse but how much hee knoweth not And further to these articles hee
cannot depose/