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|Transcription=aged 35. yeeres or thereabouts sworne and
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examined saith as followeth videlicet:/
  
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ssack of bag of goods marked with the marke of the Custome house at
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To the first article and schedule therein mentioned hee saith and deposeth, That
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in or about the moneth of August and September last past, hee this
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deponent caused to be laden and putt on board the shipp the ''Saint John'' of
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Hamburgh arlate (Joachim Meesters Commannder) then lying at the key at
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Roane in ffrance and bound for the Port of Hamburgh, two bailes
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of goods marked with the marke in the margent, and one
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sack of bag of goods marked with the marke of the Custome house at
 
Roane aforesaid, containing severall sorts of goods wares and merchandizes
 
Roane aforesaid, containing severall sorts of goods wares and merchandizes
 
of ffrance, as plush Chambletts, taffety, tabby, bealts plumes of ffeathers
 
of ffrance, as plush Chambletts, taffety, tabby, bealts plumes of ffeathers
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mentioned in the schedule annezed, videlicet one Cloake and doublet of ffrench
 
mentioned in the schedule annezed, videlicet one Cloake and doublet of ffrench
 
Chamblet worth 1 ''li'' 5 ''s'' one dozen of Barber scissors worth 4 ''s'' 5 ''d''
 
Chamblet worth 1 ''li'' 5 ''s'' one dozen of Barber scissors worth 4 ''s'' 5 ''d''
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Two black hilts for swords at 9 ''s'' a peece, worth18 ''s'' omne Reame of
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Two black hilts for swords at 9 ''s'' a peece, worth 18 ''s'' ome Reame of
 
guilt paper worth 8 ''s'' seaven ells black Cipres in a paper which [?XXX]
 
guilt paper worth 8 ''s'' seaven ells black Cipres in a paper which [?XXX]
 
cost 5''s'' the ell amounting to 1 ''li'' 15 ''s'' All sorts of Taffeta Ribbon in a
 
cost 5''s'' the ell amounting to 1 ''li'' 15 ''s'' All sorts of Taffeta Ribbon in a
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paper worth 9 ';'i'' 3 ''s'' ten dozen of black silke poynts worth 1 ''li'' 8 ''ss'' one
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paper worth 9 ''i'' 3 ''s'' ten dozen of black silke poynts worth 1 ''li'' 8 ''ss'' one
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suit and Cloake of Spanishh Cloath worth 5 ''li'' 6 ''s'' One Caddock with
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suit and Cloake of Spanish Cloath worth 5 ''li'' 6 ''s'' One Cassock with
 
silver buttons worth 4 ''li'' 10 ''s'' One Travellers bedd of redd Cloath worth
 
silver buttons worth 4 ''li'' 10 ''s'' One Travellers bedd of redd Cloath worth
 
1 ''li'' 6 ''s'' one sword and be;lt worth 15 ''s'' one silver spoone worth 9 ''s'' one
 
1 ''li'' 6 ''s'' one sword and be;lt worth 15 ''s'' one silver spoone worth 9 ''s'' one
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wastecoate, 2. paire of welted stockins togeather worth 3 ''li'' 6 ''s''. And more
 
wastecoate, 2. paire of welted stockins togeather worth 3 ''li'' 6 ''s''. And more
 
one Portmantle with weareing linnen and some small favours and
 
one Portmantle with weareing linnen and some small favours and
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curiosities bestowed upon this deponent in ffrance and [?tivelee] ells of blew and
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curiosities bestowed upon this deponent in ffrance and twelve ells of blew and
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white satatin, and two flower potts wrought in silke embroidery all to be
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white statin, and two flower potts wrought in silke embroidery all to be
 
transported and carried in the said shipp from Roane to Hamburg for
 
transported and carried in the said shipp from Roane to Hamburg for
 
the sole accompt and adventure of this deponent and there to be delivered
 
the sole accompt and adventure of this deponent and there to be delivered
 
to and received by this deponent for his owne accompt, Of all which  aforesaid
 
to and received by this deponent for his owne accompt, Of all which  aforesaid
 
bailes, sack, Truncke, Portmantle, and all the goods wares and merchandizes
 
bailes, sack, Truncke, Portmantle, and all the goods wares and merchandizes
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contayned therein, as also of the said Statin and dlower potts embroydered that this
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contayned therein, as also of the said Statin and flower potts embroydered that this
 
deponent sometimes before at and since the tyme of the ladeing of all and singular
 
deponent sometimes before at and since the tyme of the ladeing of all and singular
 
the parcell of goods predeposed was is and ought to be the true and lawfull
 
the parcell of goods predeposed was is and ought to be the true and lawfull
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Owner and Proprietor of the same.
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Owner and Proprietor of the same. Which the premisses this deponent by
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Vertue of his solemne oath declareth to be true and reall, being himselfe
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the person who acted and transacted the same upon his peculiar accompt
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and for his owne occasions. And otherwise saving his following deposition
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hee cannot depose./:-
  
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(To the second
 
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Latest revision as of 21:42, April 22, 2018

Volume HCA 13/68
Folio 464
Side Verso
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 29/12/2017
Languages
Note
IMAGE: IMG_117_07_0487.jpg
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2017/12/29
Editorial history
Edited on 22/04/2018 by Paula Marmor

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aged 35. yeeres or thereabouts sworne and
examined saith as followeth videlicet:/

To the first article and schedule therein mentioned hee saith and deposeth, That
in or about the moneth of August and September last past, hee this
deponent caused to be laden and putt on board the shipp the Saint John of
Hamburgh arlate (Joachim Meesters Commannder) then lying at the key at
Roane in ffrance and bound for the Port of Hamburgh, two bailes
of goods marked with the marke in the margent, and one
sack of bag of goods marked with the marke of the Custome house at
Roane aforesaid, containing severall sorts of goods wares and merchandizes
of ffrance, as plush Chambletts, taffety, tabby, bealts plumes of ffeathers
gloves hatbands and other Commodities, the particulars whereof this deponent
doth not at present remember, and one Trunke and all singular whereof
particular goods wares and merchandizes contained in the said trunke and
mentioned in the schedule annezed, videlicet one Cloake and doublet of ffrench
Chamblet worth 1 li 5 s one dozen of Barber scissors worth 4 s 5 d
Two black hilts for swords at 9 s a peece, worth 18 s ome Reame of
guilt paper worth 8 s seaven ells black Cipres in a paper which [?XXX]
cost 5s the ell amounting to 1 li 15 s All sorts of Taffeta Ribbon in a
paper worth 9 i 3 s ten dozen of black silke poynts worth 1 li 8 ss one
suit and Cloake of Spanish Cloath worth 5 li 6 s One Cassock with
silver buttons worth 4 li 10 s One Travellers bedd of redd Cloath worth
1 li 6 s one sword and be;lt worth 15 s one silver spoone worth 9 s one
silver hooke for a hatt worth 4 s ffower yards of white bone lace worth
12 s six shirts 4. payre of underdrawers 12 handcherchiefs. 12. bands, 1
wastecoate, 2. paire of welted stockins togeather worth 3 li 6 s. And more
one Portmantle with weareing linnen and some small favours and
curiosities bestowed upon this deponent in ffrance and twelve ells of blew and
white statin, and two flower potts wrought in silke embroidery all to be
transported and carried in the said shipp from Roane to Hamburg for
the sole accompt and adventure of this deponent and there to be delivered
to and received by this deponent for his owne accompt, Of all which aforesaid
bailes, sack, Truncke, Portmantle, and all the goods wares and merchandizes
contayned therein, as also of the said Statin and flower potts embroydered that this
deponent sometimes before at and since the tyme of the ladeing of all and singular
the parcell of goods predeposed was is and ought to be the true and lawfull
Owner and Proprietor of the same. Which the premisses this deponent by
Vertue of his solemne oath declareth to be true and reall, being himselfe
the person who acted and transacted the same upon his peculiar accompt
and for his owne occasions. And otherwise saving his following deposition
hee cannot depose./:-

(To the second

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