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Revision as of 17:21, October 6, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/73 |
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| Folio | 538 |
| Side | Verso |
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| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 13/06/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 14/06/13 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 08/06/14, by CSG | |
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pence sterling, and that the said provisions were then worth
the said summe, and would then have yielded the respective
summes schedulated to any pther person; which he knoweth for
the reasons aforesaid Et alr nescit./
To the 4.th he referreth himselfe to the Rehistry of this [?Court GUTTER]
Et alr nescit./
To the last he sayth his foregoeing Deposition was and is true
Henry R[XXX] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
******************************
eadem die
super Libello predicto
Rp.4.
Phillipus Sympson de Warnfield [XXX GUTTER]
in Comitatu Suffalcia nauta annos [XXX GUTTER]
aut do circiter testis productus, juratus [XXX GUTTER]
examinatus dicit et deponit
Ad jum posicionum dei Libelli dicit That during all the [?monethes GUTTER]
of March Aprill May June July August September, and
November in the yeere 1658, the Libellate Henry Collins was Master and Comander
of the ship the Loyalty and tooke upon him the chage [?of ?ger GUTTER]
as Master and Commander and for and as such was generally accompted and
knowne to be, which he knoweth for that he this deponent was
one of the ships Company, and servant to the said Collins, who [?is GUTTER]
his uncle. Et alr nescit./
To the 2. and 3. positions and the 2.d schedule annexed and nowe [?shewne GUTTER]
unto him he sayth that wihin the tyme Libellate the ship the
Loyalty did want and stand in need of the severall goods and
provisions schedulated, and that her company being but in [?halfe GUTTER]
pay, they did fetch on board butter and cheese by the firkin and
by the single Cheese; And further saith that while the
ship rode in the river of Thames neare Lymehouse [XXX GUTTER]
and Erith, the said Collins was severall times ashore and at the [?shop GUTTER]
of the Lilate Nicholas Pearse at Lymehouse, where this
deponent was once with him, and heard him give order to the [?said GUTTER]
Pearse to send such butter and cheese on board the Loyalty
as shee should stand in need of, and as her Company should [??want GUTTER]
the same, and bid him make a bill for the same, and said that [?he GUTTER]
the said Collins would see him satisfyed. And sayth that this
deponent did fetch most of the sid butter and cheese schedulated
on board the said ship by the said Collins his order besides it was fetched by others [XXX GUTTER] and that [?they GUTTER]
were for the ships use and service, and were all spent on [XXX ?And GUTTER]
further he cannot depose, saving he beleeveth the said
Pearse was the true and lawfull owner or the said [?provisions GUTTER
within the tyme lilate for that this deponent fetched the same
out of his shop in Lymehouse./
Ad 4.um positionum dicit That he referreth himselfe to the
Registry of this Court./
To the last he sayth all and singular the premisses mentioned
are true, reddens caas scientiaesue ut supra./
Phillip S[XXXX] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
