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|Transcription=The 22.th of June 1660./. [CENTRE HEADING]
  
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|Transcription=To the Interrogatories./. [CENTR EHEADING]
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On behalfe of Andersons et cetera touching}
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the ''Golden Cock'' aforesayd}
  
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To the first (it being done as required) hee saith hee is [XXX GUTTER]
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Examined on the foresaid Allegation./:
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34 yeeres of age, and is a Merchant of Glascoe, and expects to
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receive nothing for his Testimony herein, nor is hee Kin of
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the said Aldersons or Ker./:
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To the second hee saith hee hath made voyages into holland
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'''Rp. 2dus.'''
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but never lived there, And saith tha the Interrate Henry [Hart GUTTER]
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and Robert Thompson are not Hollanders, but the said [?Hart GUTTER]
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is a Scotchman and the said Thompson is an Englishman, as hee  [?this GUTTER]
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Deponent hath bin Credibly Informed but their wives live [?at GUTTER]
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Rotterdam as hee hath heard, And saith hee Doth not know
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that the said Hart and Thompson are Denizens of
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Rotterdam, but supooseth they are, And saith that
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the Interrate ship the ''hope'' [XXX GUTTER]
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to Glascoe, and her owners are as followeth to wit James
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Bogle John Walkinshawe ffrederick Hamilton Robert
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Anderson Robert Ray, John Cauldwell Hugh Benny, Thomas
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Knox, and hee this Deponent, all of Glascoe saving Knox, who [?liveth GUTTER]
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not farr off of Glascoe, and saith, that one James hamilton
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(who was Imployed thereabouts) bought the said ship about 4 yeeres [?past GUTTER] at [XXX GUTTER]
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of one Mr Ma[?aurice] Trent an English merchant, [XXXX GUTTER]
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for teh said Owners for 200. ''li'' sterling which was then paid And saith hee doth [?not GUTTER]
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know where, or of whom, or for what the ''Cock'' was bought
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And further saving his foregoeing Deposition to which hee referreth
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hee cannot Answer./.
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To the 3d. hee saith that the ''Cock'' arrived
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'''Alexander Keir''' of Burroughston[?e GUTTER]
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at Glascoe, and the ''Hope'' at Ayre in Scotland
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neere Edenborowe in Scotland [?Mariner GUTTER]
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from Holland in August last the ''hope'' being Loaded with
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aged about 19 yeeres, sworne and
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a Considerable Quantity of Sope, Sugar Starch Ropes and [?divers GUTTER]
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Examined:/:
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other foods which were put on board her at Rotterdam by James
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Bogle, and alsoe Tarr and Deales which were laden on board
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at Berghen by the said Mr Henry Hart, who receaved 600 Doll[?ors from GUTTER]
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the said Bogle to buy the same, and all the said Lading
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was for account of him the said Bogle and the rest of
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the said ships Owners aforesaid, and the said Robert Anderson
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and this Deponent sold the said Lading at Ayre by order of the rest
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of their Partners some for ready money, and the rest
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upon trust, and teh said lading hee beleeveth amounted
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to about 600. ''li'' sterling And saith that the ''Cocks'' Lading
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consisted in wine, sugar, Iron, and such like goods, and
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verily beleeveth that the said Ninian Anderson and James Ker or one of
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them Laded the same for account of themselves and John [XXX GUTTER]
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but hee cannot tell how or for what the said Lading was
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sold, And further saving as aforesaid hee cannot [?Answer GUTTER]
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To the 4th hee saith that both the said ships the voyage in Question
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To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith that hee
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were consigned to Peter Pallet at Bourdeaux, and the [XXX GUTTER]
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hath belonged to the arlate ship the ''Golden Cock'' for about
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lading when shee went from Glascoe consisted in Tenne [?Lasts XXX GUTTER]
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a yeere last, the greatest part of which time shee hath belonged to
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barrells of Herrings, sxiteene barrells of Salmon and fower Casks [XXX GUTTER]
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Glascoe, And saith hee well knoweth the arlate John Anderson
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which was laden onboard her, and were to be transported to Bourdeaux
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and Ninian Anderson, and alsoe James Kerr, and well
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upon the Account of this Deponent and the rest of the owners of the said ship and [XX GUTTER]
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knoweth that the said Ninian Anderson bought the said
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[(XXX GUTTER]
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ship for himselfe, and the said John Anderson and James Kerr the latter end of July or beginning of
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August last past at Rotterdam, shee then lying there
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and this Deponent being one of her Company, And having
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soe bought her sent her, under the Conduct of the arlate
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Robert Thomson, and Company (whereof this Deponent was one)
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to Glascoe, And saith that from the said time of bringing
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the said Ship the said Andersons and Kerr have been[?e GUTTER]
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Commonly accomted and reputed the Owners of her
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and her tackle and furniture And further Deposeth not.
  
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To the 2.d hee saith that after the said Ship was brought
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to Glascoe as aforesaid namely in the moneth of
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September Last there was a Lading of Tallowe
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Butter and herring put on board the said ship by the
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said Andersons and Kerr who often came on board
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the said Ship, and to the Ships side, to see the Lading
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put onboard her, And they ordered the said Thompson
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to carry the said Lading to Burdeaux telling him in
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this Deponents hearing (who then alsoe belonged to the said Ship)
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that a man would receive his Lading there of him
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and would lade the ship with wines, which hee was to
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bring to Glascoe, And saith that hee verily beleeveth
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and is perswaded in his Conscience that the said Andersons
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and Kerr were the true and lawfull Owners of the
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said Lading of Tallowe Butter and herrings, and that
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the same were to be carried to Burdeaux and there
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vended and bartered for wines, and the same to be
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brought in the said Ship to Glascoe upon their Accomt
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and Adventure, And further hee cannot Depose, saving
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hee saith that John Anderson gave amongst this Deponents Company
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twenty shillings to Drinck after the Ship was Laden, and before shee
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went from Glascoe:/:
 
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Volume HCA 13/73
Folio 512
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First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2014/06/11
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The 22.th of June 1660./. [CENTRE HEADING]

On behalfe of Andersons et cetera touching}
the Golden Cock aforesayd}

Examined on the foresaid Allegation./:

Rp. 2dus.

Alexander Keir of Burroughston[?e GUTTER]
neere Edenborowe in Scotland [?Mariner GUTTER]
aged about 19 yeeres, sworne and
Examined:/:

To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith that hee
hath belonged to the arlate ship the Golden Cock for about
a yeere last, the greatest part of which time shee hath belonged to
Glascoe, And saith hee well knoweth the arlate John Anderson
and Ninian Anderson, and alsoe James Kerr, and well
knoweth that the said Ninian Anderson bought the said
ship for himselfe, and the said John Anderson and James Kerr the latter end of July or beginning of
August last past at Rotterdam, shee then lying there
and this Deponent being one of her Company, And having
soe bought her sent her, under the Conduct of the arlate
Robert Thomson, and Company (whereof this Deponent was one)
to Glascoe, And saith that from the said time of bringing
the said Ship the said Andersons and Kerr have been[?e GUTTER]
Commonly accomted and reputed the Owners of her
and her tackle and furniture And further Deposeth not.

To the 2.d hee saith that after the said Ship was brought
to Glascoe as aforesaid namely in the moneth of
September Last there was a Lading of Tallowe
Butter and herring put on board the said ship by the
said Andersons and Kerr who often came on board
the said Ship, and to the Ships side, to see the Lading
put onboard her, And they ordered the said Thompson
to carry the said Lading to Burdeaux telling him in
this Deponents hearing (who then alsoe belonged to the said Ship)
that a man would receive his Lading there of him
and would lade the ship with wines, which hee was to
bring to Glascoe, And saith that hee verily beleeveth
and is perswaded in his Conscience that the said Andersons
and Kerr were the true and lawfull Owners of the
said Lading of Tallowe Butter and herrings, and that
the same were to be carried to Burdeaux and there
vended and bartered for wines, and the same to be
brought in the said Ship to Glascoe upon their Accomt
and Adventure, And further hee cannot Depose, saving
hee saith that John Anderson gave amongst this Deponents Company
twenty shillings to Drinck after the Ship was Laden, and before shee
went from Glascoe:/:

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