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|Transcription=The seaventh of December 165 (sic) [CENTRE HEADING]
|Transcription=The seaventh of December 165 [CENTER HEADING]
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'''Joseph Bond''' against '''ffrancis ffowke''' }
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Joseph Bond against ffrancis ffowke}
Smith Budd }
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Smith. Budd}
  
 
Examined upon an Allegation given
 
Examined upon an Allegation given
 
in on the behalfe of the said
 
in on the behalfe of the said
Bond./:
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Bond./:
  
j.us:
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'''j.us:'''
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['''Per ?Mr''']
  
 
'''Thomas Garret''' of Redriffe
 
'''Thomas Garret''' of Redriffe
Shipwright late[?] Carpenter of the
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Shipwright late Carpenter of the
Ship ''Anne''. ('''John Affins'''[?] late Master)
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Ship ''Anne''. (John Adkins late Master)
 
aged 20 yeeres or thereabouts sworne
 
aged 20 yeeres or thereabouts sworne
and examined:/:
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and Examined:/:
  
pemd [?]
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To the first hee saith that in the monethes arlate the
 
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arlate ffrancis ffooke was as this Deponent beleeveth
To the first hee saith that in the moneth arlate the
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a part owner of the said ship ''Anne'' John Adkins
arlate '''ffrancis fooke''' was as this Deponent beleeveth
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late Master and her tackle and furniture; And for a
a part owner of the said ship ''Anne'' '''John Affins'''
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Part owner of her, hee the said ffowke was Comonly
late Master and her table[?] and furniture; And for a
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said and reported to be, at the time of the said Ships
Part owner of her, hee the said '''ffowke''' was Comonly
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said and reported to bi, at the time of the said Ships
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departure from home on the voyage in question,
 
departure from home on the voyage in question,
 
and further cannot depose./.
 
and further cannot depose./.
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To the third hee saith that hee this Deponent in the
 
To the third hee saith that hee this Deponent in the
voyage in Question hath heard '''William Malyn''' who
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voyage in Question hath heard William Malym who
went out Master of the said ship, from home to severall
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went out Master of the said ship the sayd voyage say
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that hee hired the arlate Joseph Bond to goe
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Boatswaine of the said ship, from hence to severall
 
places beyond the seas, and to returne againe to this
 
places beyond the seas, and to returne againe to this
port, or to that effect.  And saith hee this Deponent doth
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Port, or to that effect.  And saith hee this Deponent doth
not Knowe how much the said '''Bond''' was to have
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not Knowe how much the said Bond was to have
 
per moneth for his service in the said ship, the said
 
per moneth for his service in the said ship, the said
 
voyage, But hee well knoweth for that hee went
 
voyage, But hee well knoweth for that hee went
 
out Carpenter of her and seved in her till her
 
out Carpenter of her and seved in her till her
 
Casting away hereafter mentioned, that the said
 
Casting away hereafter mentioned, that the said
'''Joseph Bond''' did well deserve the summe [?] of thirty
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Joseph Bond did well deserve the summe of thirty
 
Eight Shillings per moneth, for his service in the
 
Eight Shillings per moneth, for his service in the
 
said Ship, the said Voyage, And Boatswaines of
 
said Ship, the said Voyage, And Boatswaines of
that servd [?] in such a ship as the ''Anne'' was. and
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that serve in such a ship as the ''Anne'' was, and
on the like voyage, have seldome lesse then 3d.
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on the like voyage, have seldome lesse then 38 ''s''.
per moneth, and this Deponent hath knowne more given to Boatswaines serve in such a ship and such a voyage.
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per moneth, and this Deponent hath knowne more given to Boatswaines that serve in such a ship and such a voyage.
 
And further hee saith hee cannot depose.
 
And further hee saith hee cannot depose.
  
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To the 5th hee saith that on or about the Thirteenth
 
To the 5th hee saith that on or about the Thirteenth
 
day of November 1659 the said ship ''Anne'' departed
 
day of November 1659 the said ship ''Anne'' departed
from Gravesend on the said [?] voyage and the said '''Joseph
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from Gravesend on the said voyage and the said Joseph
Bond''' in her, in the Quality of Boatswaine, and the
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Bond in her, in the Quality of Boatswaine, and the
said Bond entered into whole[?] pay on the day that
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said Bond entered into whole pay on the day that
 
the said Ship departed from Gravesend, and saith
 
the said Ship departed from Gravesend, and saith
shee [?]
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(shee
 
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The seaventh of December 165 (sic) [CENTRE HEADING]

Joseph Bond against ffrancis ffowke}
Smith. Budd}

Examined upon an Allegation given
in on the behalfe of the said
Bond./:

j.us:

[Per ?Mr]

Thomas Garret of Redriffe
Shipwright late Carpenter of the
Ship Anne. (John Adkins late Master)
aged 20 yeeres or thereabouts sworne
and Examined:/:

To the first hee saith that in the monethes arlate the
arlate ffrancis ffooke was as this Deponent beleeveth
a part owner of the said ship Anne John Adkins
late Master and her tackle and furniture; And for a
Part owner of her, hee the said ffowke was Comonly
said and reported to be, at the time of the said Ships
departure from home on the voyage in question,
and further cannot depose./.

To the second hee saith hee cannot depose./

To the third hee saith that hee this Deponent in the
voyage in Question hath heard William Malym who
went out Master of the said ship the sayd voyage say
that hee hired the arlate Joseph Bond to goe
Boatswaine of the said ship, from hence to severall
places beyond the seas, and to returne againe to this
Port, or to that effect. And saith hee this Deponent doth
not Knowe how much the said Bond was to have
per moneth for his service in the said ship, the said
voyage, But hee well knoweth for that hee went
out Carpenter of her and seved in her till her
Casting away hereafter mentioned, that the said
Joseph Bond did well deserve the summe of thirty
Eight Shillings per moneth, for his service in the
said Ship, the said Voyage, And Boatswaines of
that serve in such a ship as the Anne was, and
on the like voyage, have seldome lesse then 38 s.
per moneth, and this Deponent hath knowne more given to Boatswaines that serve in such a ship and such a voyage.
And further hee saith hee cannot depose.

To the 4th. hee cannot depose./.

To the 5th hee saith that on or about the Thirteenth
day of November 1659 the said ship Anne departed
from Gravesend on the said voyage and the said Joseph
Bond in her, in the Quality of Boatswaine, and the
said Bond entered into whole pay on the day that
the said Ship departed from Gravesend, and saith
(shee