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case And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot depose/
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<series>HCA 13/71</series>
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<document-date>27th and 28th February 1655</document-date>
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<status>First cut transcription completed by William Tullett on 15/09/12; edited on 01/06/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot on 09/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet</status>
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meenes as is Interrogate, neither knoweth what to beleeve in that case
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case And further to this Interregatorie hee cannot depose/
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To the 41th the Interrogatorie hee saith hee beleveeth hee this deponent (being the
 
To the 41th the Interrogatorie hee saith hee beleveeth hee this deponent (being the
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Interrogate ffudge) did write a letter to the Interrogate Master Burdett that hee had
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Interrogate ffudge) did write a letter to the Interrogate Mr Burdett that hee had
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certayne Curranes aboard the Cesar which (as the foresayd Clement Harbie sayd)
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certayne Currans aboard the ''Cesar'' which (as the foresayd Clement harbie sayd)
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were laden aboard the Cesar for Accompt of the Interrogate Williams and Company
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were laden aboard the ''Cesar'' for Accompt of the Interrogate Williams and Company
 
or to that effect And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere/
 
or to that effect And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere/
  
 
To the 42th Interrogatorrie hee saith hee referereth him selfe to the bills of lading
 
To the 42th Interrogatorrie hee saith hee referereth him selfe to the bills of lading
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signed for the goods Interrogate, hee not at present remembering the contents of
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signed for the goods Interrogate, hee not at present remembring the contents of
 
them And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot more particularly answer
 
them And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot more particularly answer
  
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Repeated the 27th of ffebruary 1655
 
Repeated the 27th of ffebruary 1655
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before hee the doctor Godolphin
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before doctor Godolphin
  
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The 28th of ffebruary 1655/ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 
The 28th of ffebruary 1655/ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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Examined upon the sayd allegation/
 
Examined upon the sayd allegation/
  
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'''Robert Leigh''' of London merchant aged 21 years or
 
'''Robert Leigh''' of London merchant aged 21 years or
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thereabouts a wittnes sworne & examined saith and
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thereabouts a wittnes sworne and examined saith and
 
deposeth as followeth videlicet./
 
deposeth as followeth videlicet./
  
 
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that for all the tyme arlate
 
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that for all the tyme arlate
 
and longer the arlate Edward Wright Stephen Wright and William Langhorne
 
and longer the arlate Edward Wright Stephen Wright and William Langhorne
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were and still are Correspondents or factors at Genoa for the arlate Thomas
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were and still are Correspondents or ffactors at Genoa for the arlate Thomas
 
Rowse and ffrancis ffowke and did there acte for them as their factors and
 
Rowse and ffrancis ffowke and did there acte for them as their factors and
 
Correspondents there And hee alsoe knoweth that the arlate William ffowke
 
Correspondents there And hee alsoe knoweth that the arlate William ffowke
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untill his death which was about the month of September ˹last˺ was Commonly reputed
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untill his death which was about the month of September last was Commonly reputed
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to bee the Consull for the English Nation for the at the Morea and the arlate
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to bee the Consull for the English Nation at the Morea and the arlate
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Thomas Oliver was ˹reputed˺ his Vice Consull there till the sayd ffowkes death, and doth
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Thomas Oliver was reputed his Vice Consull there till the sayd ffowkes death, and doth
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still continue as vice consull there ˹as hee hath heard & beleeveth˺ And saith that he sayd XXXX William ffowke
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still continue as vice consull there as hee hath heard and beleeveth And saith that he sayd William ffowke
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during all the tyme arlate happening before such his death˹ was correspondent or factor˺ and the sayd Oliver
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during all the tyme arlate happening before such his death was correspondent or factor and the sayd Oliver
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during all the tyme arlate was were and ex sayed Oliver ˹was and˺ still is, correspondentt or
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during all the tyme arlate Oliver was and still is, correspondent or
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factor to the arlate to the article Thomas Rowse and ffrancis ffowke in the Morea
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factor to the arlate Thomas Rowse and ffrancis ffowke in the Morea
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and places adjacent thereabouts This hee deposeth being a servant to the sayd ffow
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and places adjacent thereabouts This hee deposeth being a servant to the sayd ffrancis
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ffowkes and having within the sayd tyme received divers letters from the sayd
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ffowkes and having within the sayd tyme receaved divers letters from the sayd
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Wrights Langhorne ffowke & Oliver as Correspondents of the sayd Rowse and
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Wrights Langhorne ffowke and Oliver as Correspondents of the sayd Rowse and
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ffrancis ffowke touching their merchandizing affayres in those parts and paid
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ffrancis ffowke touching their Merchandizeing affayres in those parts and paid
 
severall summes of money drawne upon the sayd Rowse and ffrancise ffowke by
 
severall summes of money drawne upon the sayd Rowse and ffrancise ffowke by
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the sayd wrights Langhome and William ffowke for moneys distarsed by them
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the sayd Wrights Langhome and William ffowke for moneys discharged by them
 
as Correspondents of the sayd Rowse and ffrancis ffowke And further to this
 
as Correspondents of the sayd Rowse and ffrancis ffowke And further to this
 
article hee cannot depose, his knowledge of them to bee soe being only by letters
 
article hee cannot depose, his knowledge of them to bee soe being only by letters
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as aforesayd receaved, and for that hee hath oppi seene and copied diverse letters
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as aforesayd receaved, and for that hee hath seene and copied diverse letters
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sent by the sayd Rowse and ffowke to the foresayd Wrights Langhome Williams
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sent by the sayd Rowse and ffowke to the foresayd Wrights Langhome William
 
ffowke and Oliver, as their Correspondents./
 
ffowke and Oliver, as their Correspondents./
  
 
To the 2 hee saith for the reasons aforesayd hee being imployed by the sayd
 
To the 2 hee saith for the reasons aforesayd hee being imployed by the sayd
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˹(by letters which hee sawe and coppied inporting soo much) ˺
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ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse in their merchandising affayres well knoweth (by letters which hee sawe and coppied importing soe much)
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ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse in their merchandising affayres well knoweth
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that the sayd Rowse and ffrancis ffowke did send to the arlate William ffowke in money and goods within
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that the sayd Rowse and ffrancis ffowke did send ˹to the arlate william ffowke˺ in money & goods within
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the tyme arlate in severall shipps
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the tyme arlate send all same was of money in severall shipps XXXXXXing
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the value of seven or eight thousand dollars videlicet in money five thousand
 
the value of seven or eight thousand dollars videlicet in money five thousand
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five and hundred and seven dollars besides severall goods to a good considerable
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five and hundred and seaven dollars besides severall goods to a good considerable
 
value
 
value
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 89
Side Verso
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IMAGE: P1130381.JPG
First transcriber
William Tullett
First transcribed
2012/09/15
Editorial history
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manner as is Interrogate, neither knoweth what to beleeve in that
case And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot depose/

To the 41th the Interrogatorie hee saith hee beleveeth hee this deponent (being the
Interrogate ffudge) did write a letter to the Interrogate Mr Burdett that hee had
certayne Currans aboard the Cesar which (as the foresayd Clement harbie sayd)
were laden aboard the Cesar for Accompt of the Interrogate Williams and Company
or to that effect And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere/

To the 42th Interrogatorrie hee saith hee referereth him selfe to the bills of lading
signed for the goods Interrogate, hee not at present remembring the contents of
them And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot more particularly answer

Wm ffudge [SIGNATURE RH SIDE]

Repeated the 27th of ffebruary 1655
before doctor Godolphin

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The 28th of ffebruary 1655/ [CENTRE HEADING]

Examined upon the sayd allegation/

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Robert Leigh of London merchant aged 21 years or
thereabouts a wittnes sworne and examined saith and
deposeth as followeth videlicet./

To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that for all the tyme arlate
and longer the arlate Edward Wright Stephen Wright and William Langhorne
were and still are Correspondents or ffactors at Genoa for the arlate Thomas
Rowse and ffrancis ffowke and did there acte for them as their factors and
Correspondents there And hee alsoe knoweth that the arlate William ffowke
untill his death which was about the month of September last was Commonly reputed
to bee the Consull for the English Nation at the Morea and the arlate
Thomas Oliver was reputed his Vice Consull there till the sayd ffowkes death, and doth
still continue as vice consull there as hee hath heard and beleeveth And saith that he sayd William ffowke
during all the tyme arlate happening before such his death was correspondent or factor and the sayd Oliver
during all the tyme arlate Oliver was and still is, correspondent or
factor to the arlate Thomas Rowse and ffrancis ffowke in the Morea
and places adjacent thereabouts This hee deposeth being a servant to the sayd ffrancis
ffowkes and having within the sayd tyme receaved divers letters from the sayd
Wrights Langhorne ffowke and Oliver as Correspondents of the sayd Rowse and
ffrancis ffowke touching their Merchandizeing affayres in those parts and paid
severall summes of money drawne upon the sayd Rowse and ffrancise ffowke by
the sayd Wrights Langhome and William ffowke for moneys discharged by them
as Correspondents of the sayd Rowse and ffrancis ffowke And further to this
article hee cannot depose, his knowledge of them to bee soe being only by letters
as aforesayd receaved, and for that hee hath seene and copied diverse letters
sent by the sayd Rowse and ffowke to the foresayd Wrights Langhome William
ffowke and Oliver, as their Correspondents./

To the 2 hee saith for the reasons aforesayd hee being imployed by the sayd
ffrancis ffowke and Thomas Rowse in their merchandising affayres well knoweth (by letters which hee sawe and coppied importing soe much)
that the sayd Rowse and ffrancis ffowke did send to the arlate William ffowke in money and goods within
the tyme arlate in severall shipps
the value of seven or eight thousand dollars videlicet in money five thousand
five and hundred and seaven dollars besides severall goods to a good considerable
value

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