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|Transcription=hee deposeth for that hee helped to take in the sayd goodes at
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1. hee deposeth for that hee helped to take in the sayd goodes at
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Smyrna and alsoe to unlade them at this port of London out of the
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2. Smyrna and alsoe to unlade them at this port of London out of the
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sayd shipp in to the lighters or other vessells sent to receave them And
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3. sayd shipp in to the lighters or other vessells sent to receave them And
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saith that the sayd shipp ''Mary'' the voyage in question and untill
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4. saith that the sayd shipp Mary the voyage in question ... and untill
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after the sayd goodes was delivered was a shipp soe stanch
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5. after the sayd goodes was delivered was a shipp ........... soe stanch
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and stronge as that shee was fitt to carry any Merchandizes whatsoever
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6. and stronge as that shee was fitt to carry any Merchandizes whatsoever
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from Smyrna to London And further hee cannot depose/
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7. from Smyrna to London And further hee cannot depose/
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8. To the rest hee is not examined by direction of the producent/
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To the rest hee is not examined by direction of the producent/
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9. <margin value="Left">Repeated before doctor Godolphin</margin>
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10. John Phillips SIGNATURE ON RH SIDE
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Repeated before doctor Godolphin
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12. The same 24th of November 1656/
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John Phillips &#91;SIGNATURE ON RH SIDE&#93;
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13. <margin value="Left">Gough against Bigg touching the shipp
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14. the Redd Lyon</margin>
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15. Examined on the Libell/
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16. <margin value="Left">XX X dt.</margin>
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The same 24th of November 1656/
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17. <margin value="Left">Rp. 3us</margin>
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18. '''Arthur Cower''' of Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondsey
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Gough against Bigg touching the shipp
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19. parish Anchor smith aged forty seaven ye&#123;ares or&#125;
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the ''Redd Lyon''
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20. thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith
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21. and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
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Examined on the Libell/
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22. To the first and second articles of the sayd libell and the schedule in the
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23. sayd second article mentioned and now read unto him at the tyme of this his
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'''XX X dt.'''
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24. examination hee saith hee this deponent wrought as a Journey man with
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25. the arlate Walter Gough in the moneths of June July and August 1656
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'''Rp. 3us'''
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26. and thereby knoweth that the arlate Mr Christmas being in those months
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27. building the arlate shipp the Lyon or Redd Lyon in his the sayd Christmas
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'''Arthur Cower''' of Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondsey
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28. his yards in the parish of Rederiff commonly called the Pitchehoule the sayd
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parish Anchor smith aged forty seaven ye&#123;ares or&#125;
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29. Gough did in the sayd Moneths furnish the sayd Christmas and deliver
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thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith
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30. unto him the sayd Christmas and his servantes (or others imployed by him
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and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
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31. to fetch them) to be used and imployed about the sayd shipp the Lyon or Redd
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32. Lyon these severall parcells of Iron worke and nayles following being part of
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To the first and second articles of the sayd libell and the schedule in the
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33. the Iron worke and nayles mentioned in the schedule arlate videlicet Bolts speekes
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sayd second article mentioned and now read unto him at the tyme of this his
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34. and other Iron worke weighing forty one hundred weight, three hundred and
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examination hee saith hee this deponent wrought as a Journey man with
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35. a halfe and tenn pounds weight of sheating nayles alsoe by tale seaventeene
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the arlate Walter Gough in the moneths of June July and August 1656
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36. hundred and a halfe of sheating nayles, also by tale thirty sixe hundred of
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and thereby knoweth that the arlate Mr Christmas being in those months
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37. tenn great nayles, thirteene hundred of halfe Crowne nayles, thirteen
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building the arlate shipp the ''Lyon'' or ''Redd Lyon'' in his the sayd Christmas
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38. hundred of deck nayles thirteene hundred of two shilling nayles, fower
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his yards in the parish of Rederiff commonly called the Pitchehoule the sayd
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39. hundred of Port nayles twenty hundred and a halfe of twenty penny
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Gough did in the sayd Moneths furnish the sayd Christmas and deliver
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40. nayles tenn hundred and three quarters of tenn penny nayles, nyne hundred
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unto him the sayd Christmas and his servantes (or others imployed by him
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41. and a halfe of sixe penny nayles fower hundred of Lead nayles sixe hundred of
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to fetch them) to be used and imployed about the sayd shipp the ''Lyon'' or ''Redd
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42. fower penny nayles three and twenty hundred and a halfe of three penny nayles three
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Lyon'' these severall parcells of Iron worke and nayles following being part of
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43. hundred of two penny nayles fower payes of hookes and hinges two prickers
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the Iron worke and nayles mentioned in the schedule arlate videlicet Bolts speekes
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44. one stock lock two boate hookes fiue payes of crosse garnetts, sixe scrapers
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and other Iron worke weighing forty one hundred weight, three hundred and
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45. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">two</margin>
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a halfe and tenn pounds weight of sheating nayles alsoe by tale seaventeene
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hundred and a halfe of sheating nayles, also by tale thirty sixe hundred of
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tenn great nayles, thirteene hundred of halfe Crowne nayles, thirteen
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hundred of deck nayles thirteene hundred of two shilling nayles, fower
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hundred of Port nayles twenty hundred and a halfe of twenty penny
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nayles tenn hundred and three quarters of tenn penny nayles, nyne hundred
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and a halfe of sixe penny nayles fower hundred of Lead nayles sixe hundred of
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fower penny nayles three and twenty hundred and a halfe of three penny nayles three
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hundred of two penny nayles fower payes of hookes and hinges two prickers
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one stock lock two boate hookes fiue payes of crosse garnetts, sixe scrapers
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two
  
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 422
Side Recto
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Status
First run transcription started and completed on 13/10/12; edited on 13712712 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
Note
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First transcriber
Philip Hnatkovich
First transcribed
12/10/13
Editorial history
Created 05/04/13, by CSG

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hee deposeth for that hee helped to take in the sayd goodes at
Smyrna and alsoe to unlade them at this port of London out of the
sayd shipp in to the lighters or other vessells sent to receave them And
saith that the sayd shipp Mary the voyage in question and untill
after the sayd goodes was delivered was a shipp soe stanch
and stronge as that shee was fitt to carry any Merchandizes whatsoever
from Smyrna to London And further hee cannot depose/

To the rest hee is not examined by direction of the producent/

Repeated before doctor Godolphin

John Phillips [SIGNATURE ON RH SIDE]

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The same 24th of November 1656/

Gough against Bigg touching the shipp
the Redd Lyon

Examined on the Libell/

XX X dt.

Rp. 3us

Arthur Cower of Saint Mary Magdalen Bermondsey
parish Anchor smith aged forty seaven ye{ares or}
thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith
and deposeth as followeth videlicet./

To the first and second articles of the sayd libell and the schedule in the
sayd second article mentioned and now read unto him at the tyme of this his
examination hee saith hee this deponent wrought as a Journey man with
the arlate Walter Gough in the moneths of June July and August 1656
and thereby knoweth that the arlate Mr Christmas being in those months
building the arlate shipp the Lyon or Redd Lyon in his the sayd Christmas
his yards in the parish of Rederiff commonly called the Pitchehoule the sayd
Gough did in the sayd Moneths furnish the sayd Christmas and deliver
unto him the sayd Christmas and his servantes (or others imployed by him
to fetch them) to be used and imployed about the sayd shipp the Lyon or Redd
 Lyon these severall parcells of Iron worke and nayles following being part of
 the Iron worke and nayles mentioned in the schedule arlate videlicet Bolts speekes
and other Iron worke weighing forty one hundred weight, three hundred and
a halfe and tenn pounds weight of sheating nayles alsoe by tale seaventeene
hundred and a halfe of sheating nayles, also by tale thirty sixe hundred of
tenn great nayles, thirteene hundred of halfe Crowne nayles, thirteen
hundred of deck nayles thirteene hundred of two shilling nayles, fower
hundred of Port nayles twenty hundred and a halfe of twenty penny
nayles tenn hundred and three quarters of tenn penny nayles, nyne hundred
and a halfe of sixe penny nayles fower hundred of Lead nayles sixe hundred of
fower penny nayles three and twenty hundred and a halfe of three penny nayles three
hundred of two penny nayles fower payes of hookes and hinges two prickers
one stock lock two boate hookes fiue payes of crosse garnetts, sixe scrapers
two

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