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which this deponent refusing because hee understood than they were recently
 
which this deponent refusing because hee understood than they were recently
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concerned in this matter as adventurers with the said Goodwin and others
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concerned in this matter as Adventurers with the said Goodwin and others
 
hee agreed that the next morning hee and the other owners would meet
 
hee agreed that the next morning hee and the other owners would meet
 
at this deponents lodging at the George to make an end of this matter
 
at this deponents lodging at the George to make an end of this matter
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which next morning morning and they not coming, this deponent XXXX
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which next morning they not coming, this deponent
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went to look after them but could not finde ˹them˺, and thereto has this
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went to looke after them but could not finde them, and thereupon this
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deponent went XX his way out of towne. and saith the said Goodwin
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deponent went his way out of towne. and saith the said Goodwin
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acknowledged the seizure of some of the said buyer by the said Swine
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acknowledged the seizure of some of the said serges by the said Swine
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but said there were not soe many ˹peeces˺ as this deponent demanded
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but said there were not soe many peeces as this deponent demanded
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(which were 20 for the said John Furley and tenne for the said John Page
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(which were 20 for the said John ffurley and tenn for the said John Page
 
and that the said next morning hee would bring the said Captaine
 
and that the said next morning hee would bring the said Captaine
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and six men to Sware so, which this deponent declared, and said it
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and six men to sweare soe, which this deponent declined, and said it
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would be in vaine to bringe them, vulesse the said towe the master
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would be in vaine to bringe them, unlesse the said lowe the master
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of the ketch and his men were there alsoe, and that this deponent could
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of the ketch and his men were there alsoe, And that this deponent would
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not seeke for any losse ˹fower˺ then 30 yeares
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not reate for any fewer than 30 peaces
  
 
To the Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]
 
To the Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]
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To the first hee saith hee knoweth the interrate Jacobs, Goodwin,
 
To the first hee saith hee knoweth the interrate Jacobs, Goodwin,
 
and Tiddiman and that hee take with the said Swine as aforesaid
 
and Tiddiman and that hee take with the said Swine as aforesaid
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but is not tere hee stand knowe him upon being him againe
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but is not sure hee should know him upon seeing him againe,
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nor did wee know the said Jacobs, Goodwin or Tiddiman before
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nor did hee know the said Jacobs, Goodwin or Tiddiman before
 
the time aforesaid, nor hath since seen them that hee knoweth
 
the time aforesaid, nor hath since seen them that hee knoweth
 
only hee guesseth hee hath once since seen the said Goodwin in
 
only hee guesseth hee hath once since seen the said Goodwin in
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London. and otherwise negatively.
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London. And otherwise negatively.
  
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To the second hee saith the said Swine is a tall redd bearded man ˹as this deponent remembers˺
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To the second hee saith the said Swine is a tall redd bearded man as this deponent remembers
 
and hardly speakes English, being a ffleming and otherwise
 
and hardly speakes English, being a ffleming and otherwise
 
negatively for his part being as aforesaid.
 
negatively for his part being as aforesaid.
  
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To the third he hath not so deposed, otherwise than as aforesaid
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To the third he hath not soe deposed, otherwise than as aforesaid
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to which his foregoing deponent hee referreth himselfe
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to which his foregoing deponent hee referreth himselfe.
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this I doe affirm upon my oath to
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my hand
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Stephen ffurly [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
 
Stephen ffurly [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
  
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The same day &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 
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Examined upon the foresaid allegation
 
Examined upon the foresaid allegation
  
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'''John Dolens''' of London Merchant aged 43 yeares
 
'''John Dolens''' of London Merchant aged 43 yeares
 
or thereabouts, sworne and examined.
 
or thereabouts, sworne and examined.
  
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To the 1.2.3.4.5 and 6th articles of the said allegation hee saith
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To the 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6th articles of the said allegation hee saith
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and deposeth that this deponent being desired by Mr John Furley
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and deposeth that this deponent being desired by Mr John ffurley
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they returne (this deponents correspondence) to take occasion when hee
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the producent (this deponents correspondent) to take occasion when hee
 
should meete with Mr Jacobs, Mr Goodwin or Mr Tiddiman of
 
should meete with Mr Jacobs, Mr Goodwin or Mr Tiddiman of
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Dover to meete with them or any of them about thirtie peeces of
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dover to treate with them or any of them about thirtie peaces of
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serges laden aboard an either ketch or Gelhpher bound for Rotterdam ˹for account of him and John Page˺
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serges laden aboard an oister ketch at Colchester bound for Rotterdam for account of him and John Page
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and seized by Derrick Swine a private man of warr, employed by
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and seized by derrick Swine a private man of warr, employed by
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them the said Jacobs, Goodwin and Tilliman, this deponent above
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 178
Side Verso
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First transcriber
Janet Few
First transcribed
2012/10/16
Editorial history
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for the place of their meeting and offered to referr the business to them
which this deponent refusing because hee understood than they were recently
concerned in this matter as Adventurers with the said Goodwin and others
hee agreed that the next morning hee and the other owners would meet
at this deponents lodging at the George to make an end of this matter
which next morning they not coming, this deponent
went to looke after them but could not finde them, and thereupon this
deponent went his way out of towne. and saith the said Goodwin
acknowledged the seizure of some of the said serges by the said Swine
but said there were not soe many peeces as this deponent demanded
(which were 20 for the said John ffurley and tenn for the said John Page
and that the said next morning hee would bring the said Captaine
and six men to sweare soe, which this deponent declined, and said it
would be in vaine to bringe them, unlesse the said lowe the master
of the ketch and his men were there alsoe, And that this deponent would
not reate for any fewer than 30 peaces

To the Interrogatories [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first hee saith hee knoweth the interrate Jacobs, Goodwin,
and Tiddiman and that hee take with the said Swine as aforesaid
but is not sure hee should know him upon seeing him againe,
nor did hee know the said Jacobs, Goodwin or Tiddiman before
the time aforesaid, nor hath since seen them that hee knoweth
only hee guesseth hee hath once since seen the said Goodwin in
London. And otherwise negatively.

To the second hee saith the said Swine is a tall redd bearded man as this deponent remembers
and hardly speakes English, being a ffleming and otherwise
negatively for his part being as aforesaid.

To the third he hath not soe deposed, otherwise than as aforesaid
to which his foregoing deponent hee referreth himselfe.

Stephen ffurly [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The same day [CENTRE HEADING]

Examined upon the foresaid allegation

Rp. 4

John Dolens of London Merchant aged 43 yeares
or thereabouts, sworne and examined.

To the 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6th articles of the said allegation hee saith
and deposeth that this deponent being desired by Mr John ffurley
the producent (this deponents correspondent) to take occasion when hee
should meete with Mr Jacobs, Mr Goodwin or Mr Tiddiman of
dover to treate with them or any of them about thirtie peaces of
serges laden aboard an oister ketch at Colchester bound for Rotterdam for account of him and John Page
and seized by derrick Swine a private man of warr, employed by
them the said Jacobs, Goodwin and Tiddiman, this deponent abo[?ut GUTTER]
a

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