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|Transcription=two other vessells which were in Company of the said kerkhoff
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who albeit hee sawe the said hant, and the said fflemings attaque the
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said shipp ''Union'', and other two vessells, went his way with two dutch
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shipps under Convoy of his man of warr; with out endeavouring any
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defence of the ''Union'' or other free shipps be attaqued, nor making any
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resistance of the said fflemish men of warr, who presenth surprized
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and tooke the ''Union'' with her ladeing of sugars, tobaccoes, and coales,
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and other goods and the said two other vessellls and their ladeing, and caried
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them to dunkirke, which hee knoweth being them aboard the ''Union'' wyall (sic)
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shee was soe taken and was carried to dunkirke in her and there imprisoned.
  
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|Transcription=1. sxxxx other ˹hee other˺ vessells which were in Company of the said xxxKerKhoff
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To the third hee saith that if the said kirkhoffs man of warr and the
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2. who albeit hee sawe the said hant, and the said fflemings attaque the
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two dutch vessells in his company had staid by and stood to the ''Union'' and
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3. said shipp union, and other XXXXh two vessells, went his way with two dutch
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the said other two Scots vessells, hee beleeveth they had bin able to have
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4. shipps under convoy of his man of warr; with out endeavouring any
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withstood and repelled the said three fflemish man of warr, and soe have
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5. defence of the union or other free shipps be attaqued, nor making any
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preserved the ''Union'' and her ladeing and the said other two Scotts vessells
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6. resestance of the said fflemish men of warr, who presenth XX surpirized
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from the said seizure. and saith that there was a great deale of
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7. and tooke the union with her ladeing of sugars, tobaccoes, and coales,
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money aboard the ''Unitie'' when shee was soe taken, some belonging to
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8. and other goods and the said two other vessellls and their ladeing, and caried
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Merchants and some to Passengers, besides goods of a very considerable
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9. them to dunkirke, which hee knoweth being them aboard the union whatt
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Valew but the certaintie of the said valew hee cannot estimate, saving
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10. that was to be taken and ˹was˺ carried to dunkirke in her and thene night facced
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hee this deponent lost five hundred markes (Scots) in money amounting
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to about 28 ''li'' sterling. And saith that after such bringing in this
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11. To the third hee saith that if the said kirkhoffs man of warr and the
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said vessell the ''Union'' into dunkirke, namely about a fortnight after
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12. two dutch vessells in his company had staid by and stad to the union and
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such bringing of her in, shee was sold to Zealanders, belonging to fflushing
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13. the said other two scots vessells, hee beleeveth they had bin able to have
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or Middleborowe, and was carried to Middleborowe, which hee knoweth
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14. with stand and repelled the said three fflemish man of warr, and soo have
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being than at dunkirke, and otherwise hee cannot depose not knowing
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15. preserved the union and her ladeing and the said other two scotts vessells
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her owners, but saith they are accounted to be all of Scotland.
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16. from the said seizure. and with that there was a great deale of
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17. money aboard the buitie when this was so taken, some belonging to
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18. Marchants and some to passengers, besides goods of a very considerable
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19. value hee but the trueth certemisia of the said value hee cannot estimate being
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20. hee this Xhanont lost five hundred markes (scots) in money amounting
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21. to about 28 li sterling. lind saith that after such bringing in this
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22. said vessell the union into dunkirke namely about a fortnight after
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23. such bringing of her in, hee was sold to Zealanders, belonging to fflushing
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24. or Neideleborowe, and was carried to Neideleboroune, which hee knoweth
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25. being than at dunkirke, and otherwisehee cannot depose not knowing
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26. her owners, but saith they are accounted to be all of scotland.
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Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin
 
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The same day
 
The same day
  
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examined on the sayd interrogatories
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Examined on the sayd interrogatories
  
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'''Rp. 3'''
  
 
'''James Hallon''' of Kircawdy in Scotland mariner
 
'''James Hallon''' of Kircawdy in Scotland mariner
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aged 32 yeares or thereabouts a wittnes sworne and
 
examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
 
examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
  
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32. To the 1 interrogatorie hee saith hee well know the union interrogate
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To the 1 interrogatorie hee saith hee well knew the ''Union'' Interrogate
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33. whereof the interrogate John Tennant was master hee this deponent being
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whereof the interrogate John Tennant was Master hee this deponent being
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34. a passenger in her bound for Rotterdam the voyage wherein shee was seized
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a Passenger in her bound for Rotterdam the voyage wherein shee was seized
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35. and saith XX he know hee know alsoe the vessell of warr interrogate
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and saith hee knew alsoe the vessell of warr Interrogate
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36. whereof xxx interrogate kerkXX and ˹that˺ easily she was a hollands man
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and that she was a hollands man
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37. of warr beloning to the towne of Rotterdam and carried eight sixe
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of warr beloning to the Towne of Rotterdam and carried sixe
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38. or eight gunnes and about fifty men, and saith shee came convoy
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or eight gunnes and about fifty men, and saith shee came convoy
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39. to a fleet of scotch and dutch shipps from Rotterdam aforesayd and other parties
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to a fleet of Scotch and dutch shipps from Rotterdam aforesayd and other partis
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40. adiacent and convoyed and b rought them into the River of fflorth in scotland to
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adiacent and convoyed and brought them into the River of fflorth in scotland to
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41. Borastonnesse, and there lay about the letter and of ffebruary 1655 and
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Boraston Nesse, about the latter end of ffebruary 1655, and
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42. continued in the sayd River till about the 8th or 9th of march next after,
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continued in the sayd River till about the 8th or 9th of March next after,
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43. in which tyme (as this deponent hath credibly heard) the Commander of the
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in which tyme (as this deponent hath credibly heard) the Commander of the
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44. sayd Holland man of warr being desyrous to get another fleets to convoy
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sayd holland man of warr being desyrous to get another fleete to convoy
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45. thense to Rotterdam and parties thereabouts did signifie by letter to masters of
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thense to Rotterdam and partes thereabouts did signifie by letter to Masters of
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 177
Side Recto
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 21/11/2012
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IMAGE: P1130514.JPG
First transcriber
Jill Wilcox
First transcribed
2012/11/21
Editorial history
Edited on 10/05/2014 by Colin Greenstreet

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two other vessells which were in Company of the said kerkhoff
who albeit hee sawe the said hant, and the said fflemings attaque the
said shipp Union, and other two vessells, went his way with two dutch
shipps under Convoy of his man of warr; with out endeavouring any
defence of the Union or other free shipps be attaqued, nor making any
resistance of the said fflemish men of warr, who presenth surprized
and tooke the Union with her ladeing of sugars, tobaccoes, and coales,
and other goods and the said two other vessellls and their ladeing, and caried
them to dunkirke, which hee knoweth being them aboard the Union wyall (sic)
shee was soe taken and was carried to dunkirke in her and there imprisoned.

To the third hee saith that if the said kirkhoffs man of warr and the
two dutch vessells in his company had staid by and stood to the Union and
the said other two Scots vessells, hee beleeveth they had bin able to have
withstood and repelled the said three fflemish man of warr, and soe have
preserved the Union and her ladeing and the said other two Scotts vessells
from the said seizure. and saith that there was a great deale of
money aboard the Unitie when shee was soe taken, some belonging to
Merchants and some to Passengers, besides goods of a very considerable
Valew but the certaintie of the said valew hee cannot estimate, saving
hee this deponent lost five hundred markes (Scots) in money amounting
to about 28 li sterling. And saith that after such bringing in this
said vessell the Union into dunkirke, namely about a fortnight after
such bringing of her in, shee was sold to Zealanders, belonging to fflushing
or Middleborowe, and was carried to Middleborowe, which hee knoweth
being than at dunkirke, and otherwise hee cannot depose not knowing
her owners, but saith they are accounted to be all of Scotland.

Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin

XXatt XXX [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The same day

Examined on the sayd interrogatories

Rp. 3

James Hallon of Kircawdy in Scotland mariner
aged 32 yeares or thereabouts a wittnes sworne and
examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./

To the 1 interrogatorie hee saith hee well knew the Union Interrogate
whereof the interrogate John Tennant was Master hee this deponent being
a Passenger in her bound for Rotterdam the voyage wherein shee was seized
and saith hee knew alsoe the vessell of warr Interrogate
and that she was a hollands man
of warr beloning to the Towne of Rotterdam and carried sixe
or eight gunnes and about fifty men, and saith shee came convoy
to a fleet of Scotch and dutch shipps from Rotterdam aforesayd and other partis
adiacent and convoyed and brought them into the River of fflorth in scotland to
Boraston Nesse, about the latter end of ffebruary 1655, and
continued in the sayd River till about the 8th or 9th of March next after,
in which tyme (as this deponent hath credibly heard) the Commander of the
sayd holland man of warr being desyrous to get another fleete to convoy
thense to Rotterdam and partes thereabouts did signifie by letter to Masters of
shipps

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