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− | The Clayme of Nicholas Ninot and John Strike | + | The Clayme of Nicholas Ninot and John Strike |
− | Merchants of [?] in ffrance for 103 1/2 puchons[?] | + | Merchants of [?] in ffrance for 103 1/2 puchons[?] |
− | of wyne, sixteen potte of nutte fifteene [?] of | + | of wyne, sixteen potte of nutte fifteene [?] of |
− | pox[?] and 3000 small fruit trees taken in the shipp | + | pox[?] and 3000 small fruit trees taken in the shipp |
− | ''Waterhound'' whereof Peter Butt is master | + | ''Waterhound'' whereof Peter Butt is master |
− | by source of the shipps of this Commonwealth and | + | by source of the shipps of this Commonwealth and |
− | brought into Dover. Smith Budd | + | brought into Dover. Smith Budd |
− | + | ||
− | + | Examined upon an Allegation | |
− | + | on the behalfe of the said | |
− | + | Minnot and Strike | |
+ | |||
+ | Peter Butt of Middles | ||
+ | borough on Leeland[?] Martin | ||
+ | [?] the shipp aged 55 years or thereabouts | ||
+ | sworne and examined saith as | ||
+ | followeth videlicet[?] | ||
To the first hee saith; That in the moneth of December last past | To the first hee saith; That in the moneth of December last past |
Revision as of 17:42, July 18, 2016
Volume | HCA 13/72 |
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Folio | 1 |
Side | Recto |
Status | |
Uploaded image; transcribed 16/04/2016 | |
Note | |
IMAGE: IMG_121_11_4329.JPG | |
First transcriber | |
Oliver Tanner | |
First transcribed | |
2016/04/16 |
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AI The 7th Day of March 1656
The Clayme of Nicholas Ninot and John Strike
Merchants of [?] in ffrance for 103 1/2 puchons[?]
of wyne, sixteen potte of nutte fifteene [?] of
pox[?] and 3000 small fruit trees taken in the shipp
Waterhound whereof Peter Butt is master
by source of the shipps of this Commonwealth and
brought into Dover. Smith Budd
Examined upon an Allegation
on the behalfe of the said
Minnot and Strike
Peter Butt of Middles
borough on Leeland[?] Martin
[?] the shipp aged 55 years or thereabouts
sworne and examined saith as
followeth videlicet[?]
To the first hee saith; That in the moneth of December last past
arlate Nicholas Minott and John Strike Merchant of
and subject of the ffrench king did at Bulloigne in ffrance [?]
and taketh freight the shipp the Waterhound arlate of and from
the deponent then and now Master[?] and Owner though[?] and that for
and upon a voyage to be performed from Bulloigne aforesaid to
[?] in the said kingdome of ffrance, and there to returne to Bulloigne
and that by and according to the contents of a [?] made by
and between the said parties which [?] is being in this article[?] alleged
and exhiited and now showne unto him this deponent has deposith[?] [?]
or Copie[?] Notariall[?] of the origionall [?] made between him
deponent and the producents aforesaid in the [?] therein expressed and
by this [?] predeposed. Which the [?] [?] hee deposeth[?] saith that
well and assuredly knoweth for that he was and is Master of the
said Vessell and signed or [?] the [?] of the land
[?] and thereby is well assured of the trueth of the contents[?]
of the predeposed schedule of [?]. And further cannot
depose, referring himselfe to said [?]
To the second hee saith That in the moneth of ffebruary last past
the said shipp being at Roane[?] aforesaid the said producents being then
and there personally present and for theri owne [?] use and accompt
lade and putt on board the said Vessell the number of one hundred
three and one halfe purchents of wyne, sixteene polle of
mette[?] and a great quantity of small fruit trees and a smkk bale[?] of paper were[?] carried
and transported in the said shipp to Bulloigne aforesaid and there
to be delivered to the said producente or thereabouts for their
accompt. And as to the bill of lading or second[?] schedule[?] arlate
and to the said Allegation annexed he saith That the said bill of
lading is true in the contents thereof, and really really signed and subscribed[?]
with the [?] hand writeing of this deponent at and according to
the true [?] therein expressed. And further hee cannot depose
saving the said purchois[?] of wyne in the said bill of lading [?]