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roughly turned out and imprisoned in the Castle thereby the kinge of
Portuagall offices, and then XX by the said officers the said seizure was
made. All which hee knoweth to betime, because so hee this deponent
in the shipp thehapa good of london where of hee was XXXX in under and
which belonged to the said Rowland, hammp tores and faluhell and other
English ˹marchants˺ tarne in company and Consit shipp XX with the said shipp
the swann from Newfoundland and to port porte and on the same
dysguit, laden with first, and was also seized, and this deponent.

To the third hee saith that ˹and˺ mariners and company of the said XX which
Pitcher in the swann caussted ˹with the master˺ of ninteen persons, namely Thomas hart,
William privet, John and shurne, Thomas Cares, John Gowle, Peter
Philner, William Warnner, Crishin Turpin, Thomas Bickford
Robert Buckler, Benadict hallen, George Miller, Roger Geold
and Weiles hanlin, and that the said CXplXXX Pitcher and the master
and sume others of hee said company continued tenn moneths in
the said imprisonment, and sume other a lesser share, and they were
and are utterlie much dammified, thereby and by the said seizure,
and as hee beleeveth they and their said master have sestwied
demmand thereby to the sume of 500 sterling and or the least
and for the manifestation of the parliament of the said losses and dammage and XX
and otherwise hee cannot depose.

times of the said persons
imprisonment and the goods
left and the wages hee
leeveth a schedule containing
our accompt thereof, which hee
saith is true John Hayward

To the fourth interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that the said
shipp the swan was of the burthen of 150 tonnes or thereabouts
and had tenn gunes in her namely eight iron and heher brasses, and
then the weare and teare of her was worth 55li per month;
and so much hee receiveth the said owners to ˹be˺ dammified
monethly by her weare and teare for the XXXX of her said detention
under her said seizure or arrest which was from her said 13th
of October 1656 to the moneth of ffebruary 1651 or thereabouts
being 16 moneths, in which time of bynne shee was much dammified
in her hull. and otherwise hee cannot depose.

John Hayward [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The same day [CENTRE HEADING]

2

Peter Philmer of dartmouth mariner, late one of the
company of the said shipp the swann, aged 28 yeeres or
thereabouts sworne and examined

To the first interrogarories hee saith and deposeth that hee well
know and was one of the company of the shipp the swann Thomas
Pitcher master at which time as shee was seized by the portugeses and
befory and saith that humphrey hill, Rowland hill and Hohn hill
and other the English marchants were then her owners and proprietors
of the said shipp and of her tackle apparell and furniture and for
such commonly accepted and reputed which hee knoweth being once
of her company as aforesaid.

To the second interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that the said
shipp the swann took in her full lading of ffish in Newfoundland
1650 in or about the moneth of August 1650, and about the end of the
said

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+|Status=First cut transcription completed on 01/04/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot on 28/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
-|First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcriber=Jill Wilcox
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+|First transcribed=13/4/01
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+|Transcription image=P1140582
-|Transcription=seaven monethes, ánd hath suffered losse and dammadge to the summe
+|Transcription=roughly turned out and imprisoned in the Castle thereby the kinge of
-of 23li 18, whereof for wages 18li 18s. And that this deponent who
+Portuagall offices, and then XX by the said officers the said seizure was
-was imprisoned tenn monethes, by the chardges thereof and losse of his
+made. All which hee knoweth to betime, because so hee this deponent
-wages for the voyage, and of thirteene kintells of driefish and six kintells
+in the shipp thehapa good of london where of hee was XXXX in under and
-of cod fish, and of his clothes, Instruments bookes and other commodities
+which belonged to the said Rowland, hammp tores and faluhell and other
-and for other chardges and expenses
+English ˹marchants˺ tarne in company and Consit shipp XX with the said shipp
-hee this deponent hath by the said seizure suffered losse and dammage
+the swann from Newfoundland and to port porte and on the same
-to the summe of 165li, and saith this deponent and all his company lost
+dysguit, laden with first, and was also seized, and this deponent.
-all their wages for the whole voyage by occasion of the said seizure, and
-have suffered and sustained all the foresaid losses thereby, and for the
-manifestation of the particulars of the said losses and dammages and the &#91;?tawes&#93; of certaine persons
-To the fourth hee saith the said shipp was of the burthen of 80 tonnes
+To the third hee saith that ˹and˺ mariners and company of the said XX which
-or thereabouts, and had two small brasse guns and three iron guns in
+Pitcher in the swann caussted ˹with the master˺ of ninteen persons, namely Thomas hart,
-her at the time of the said seizure, and that the weare and teare
+William privet, John and shurne, Thomas Cares, John Gowle, Peter
-of her per moneth was worth 30''li'' sterling per moneth
+Philner, William Warnner, Crishin Turpin, Thomas Bickford
-and saith shee was detained under the said seizure for all the said
+Robert Buckler, Benadict hallen, George Miller, Roger Geold
-time of this deponents imprisonment being tenn monethes, and there
+and Weiles hanlin, and that the said CXplXXX Pitcher and the master
-this deponent lost her when hee came thense, and there as hee hath
+and sume others of hee said company continued tenn moneths in
-heard shee was detained under the said arrest untill the moneth
+the said imprisonment, and sume other a lesser share, and they were
-of ffebruary 1651 and saith the said shipp was much damnified
+and are utterlie much dammified, thereby and by the said seizure,
-in her hull by the said lying when this deponent came thense, and
+and as hee beleeveth they and their said master have sestwied
-the said owners have in his estimation sustained at least 30li per
+demmand thereby to the sume of 500 sterling and or the least
-moneth dámmage and Losse for weare and teare of the said
+and for the manifestation of the parliament of the said losses and dammage and XX
-shipp for all the time afore said. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
+and otherwise hee cannot depose.
-saving that one Peter Philmer a mariner in the shipp ''Swann'' that came
-from Newfound land in company of this deponents shipp had aboard this
+times of the said persons
-deponents said shipp at the time of the said seizure six kintells and
+imprisonment and the goods
-three quarters of drie fish, worth 90 Rialls per kintall one kintall with
+left and the wages hee
-another which hee lost by the said seizure.
+leeveth a schedule containing
+our accompt thereof, which hee
+saith is true John Hayward
+To the fourth interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that the said
+shipp the swan was of the burthen of 150 tonnes or thereabouts
+and had tenn gunes in her namely eight iron and heher brasses, and
+then the weare and teare of her was worth 55li per month;
+and so much hee receiveth the said owners to ˹be˺ dammified
+monethly by her weare and teare for the XXXX of her said detention
+under her said seizure or arrest which was from her said 13th
+of October 1656 to the moneth of ffebruary 1651 or thereabouts
+being 16 moneths, in which time of bynne shee was much dammified
+in her hull. and otherwise hee cannot depose.
 John Hayward &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>***************************</nowiki>
+<nowiki>*****************************</nowiki>
-The same day. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+The same day &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 '''2'''
-'''Peter Philmar''' of dártmouth Mariner aged 28
+'''Peter Philmer''' of dartmouth mariner, late one of the
-yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined as aforesaid-
+company of the said shipp the swann, aged 28 yeeres or
+thereabouts sworne and examined
+To the first interrogarories hee saith and deposeth that hee well
+know and was one of the company of the shipp the swann Thomas
+Pitcher master at which time as shee was seized by the portugeses and
+befory and saith that humphrey hill, Rowland hill and Hohn hill
+and other the English marchants were then her owners and proprietors
+of the said shipp and of her tackle apparell and furniture and for
+such commonly accepted and reputed which hee knoweth being once
+of her company as aforesaid.
-To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith and deposeth that hee well
+To the second interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that the said
-knew the shipp the ''hopegood'' interrogated whereof John hayward
+shipp the swann took in her full lading of ffish in Newfoundland
-was commander at such time as shee was seized by the Portugueses;
+in or about the moneth of August 1650, and about the end of the
-and saith that humphrey hill, John hill and Rowland hill and
+said
-other English merchants were then her owners and for such commonly
-áccompted, And saith that the said shipp tooke in her lading of
-newfound land fish in Newfound land in or about the moneth of
-August 1650, and therewith set saile thense about the end of the
-said moneth for Port a Port in Portugall, and arived there with her
-said lading on the thirteenth day of October 1650 old stile, and that
-on the said thirteenth day after her said arivall the said shipp and
-lading were seized at Port a Port by the ministers of the king of
-Portugall, and her commander and company all turned out and
-imprisoned in the Castle there by the said Kings officers, All which
-hee knoweth because hee this deponent went all the said voyage in
-the shipp ''Swann'' Thomas Pitcher commander belonging to the
-same
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Folio	665
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Editorial history
Created 05/04/13, by CSG

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