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2. depose otherwise then before hee hath deposed well knowing it to be the
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depose otherwise then before hee hath deposed well knowing it to be the
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3. truth and saith if the truth of the matter had bin otherwise hee would
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truth and saith if the truth of the matter had bin otherwise hee would
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4. not have sxx ˹in manner or aforesayd˺ depose to please any person what soever nor ˹for˺ any similar
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not have sxx ˹in manner or aforesayd˺ depose to please any person what soever nor ˹for˺ any similar
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5. and what soever./
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and what soever./
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6. William Pathebridge SIGNATURE
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William Pathebridge [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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8. The foresayd Jonathan Pook upon Interrogatories
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9. brought in the 17th of June./
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10. To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee was Gunner of the shipp the king
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11. of Poland ˹for part of˺ the voyage in question ˹videlicet from his greing from plymouth continual Richard till rest˺ and saith hee hath received of mr
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The foresayd Jonathan Pook upon Interrogatories
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12. Buiston twenty pounds in part of his wages due for the sayd voyage
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brought in the 17th of June./
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13. and knoweth not at present what is behinde, and saith hee received is
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14. thereof about 3 weekes agoe and about eight dayes since the other five pounds
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To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee was Gunner of the shipp the king
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15. and to the rest of the interrogatorries hee answereth negatively./
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of Poland for part of the voyage in question videlicet from his greing from plymouth continual Richard till rest and saith hee hath received of mr
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16. To the 2 hee saith as is predeposed that in his this deponents judgement the
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Buiston twenty pounds in part of his wages due for the sayd voyage
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17. shipp Interrogatorrie the tyme the Interrogate was a tight strong and sufficient
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and knoweth not at present what is behinde, and saith hee received is
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18. shipp and hath, heard nothing now knoweth any thing to the effect
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thereof about 3 weekes agoe and about eight dayes since the other five pounds
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19. Interrogate and therefore cannot answere thereto otherwise than negatively
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and to the rest of the interrogatorries hee answereth negatively./
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20. for his part./
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21. To the 3 hee saith hee beleeveth all shipps that goe to sea are subiect to
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To the 2 hee saith as is predeposed that in his this deponents judgement the
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22. stormes, and saith the stormes predeposed of receave of from sufficient
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shipp Interrogatorrie the tyme the Interrogate was a tight strong and sufficient
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23. to have dammified and hurt and very tight shipp ˹and as good a shipp as their their XXXX XXXX˺ and saith the sayd
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shipp and hath, heard nothing now knoweth any thing to the effect
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Interrogate and therefore cannot answere thereto otherwise than negatively
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for his part./
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To the 3 hee saith hee beleeveth all shipps that goe to sea are subiect to
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stormes, and saith the stormes predeposed of receave of from sufficient
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to have dammified and hurt and very tight shipp and as good a shipp as their their XXXX XXXX and saith the sayd
 
24. shipp the King of Poland was ˹a tight and strong shipp˺ such in his this deponents judgement and
 
24. shipp the King of Poland was ˹a tight and strong shipp˺ such in his this deponents judgement and
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25. that it is yet mainfest that the rudder was not any way rotten when
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that it is yet mainfest that the rudder was not any way rotten when
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26. it brake as aforesayd, it appearing still to bee firme, and saith
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it brake as aforesayd, it appearing still to bee firme, and saith
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27. there came other shipps in Company with the king of Poland from
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there came other shipps in Company with the king of Poland from
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28. Virginia XXXX and were parted from her in that storme but hom they
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Virginia and were parted from her in that storme but hom they
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29. X stayed or what damage was done to them hee knoweth not but hath
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stayed or what damage was done to them hee knoweth not but hath
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30. heard that one of them xx (the masters name whereof was MasterCary and did
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heard that one of them (the masters name whereof was MasterCary and did
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31. come into Plymouth much damnified both in shipp and goods and had
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come into Plymouth much damnified both in shipp and goods and had
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32. as hee hath heard betweene three and fower foote water in holes
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as hee hath heard betweene three and fower foote water in holes
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33. which hee receaved by reason of the sayd storme and saith hee
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which hee receaved by reason of the sayd storme and saith hee
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34. beleeveth the shipp ˹King of Poland˺ was tight before the sayd storme and further hee
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beleeveth the shipp ˹King of Poland˺ was tight before the sayd storme and further hee
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35. saving his foregoeing deposition hee hee cannot answere./
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saving his foregoeing deposition hee hee cannot answere./
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36. To the 4th hee saith hee hath deposed the truth in his foregoeing
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37. deposition and cannot nor will depose otherwise whether who soever
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To the 4th hee saith hee hath deposed the truth in his foregoeing
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38. will take it all nor ˹will˺ for any simister or base ead what soever
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deposition and cannot nor will depose otherwise whether who soever
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39. speake any other then the truth And further hee cannot answere/
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will take it all nor ˹will˺ for any simister or base ead what soever
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40. the mark of the sayd John XXXX ABOVE SIGNATURE
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speake any other then the truth And further hee cannot answere/
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41. Jonathan I P flooke/ SIGNATURE RIGHT
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the mark of the sayd John XXXX &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
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43. The foresayd Josiah Elfreth upon Interrogatories/
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Jonathan I P flooke/ &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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44. To the first hee saith hee was master cheife mate of the shipp the
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45. king of Poland the voyager in Question and saith hee hath about a
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46. fortnight or three weekes ˹shee˺ receaved of master Poniston tenn pounds right of
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47. his wages for the sayd voyage and what is behinde hee knoweth not
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The foresayd Josiah Elfreth upon Interrogatories/ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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48. having cast up the whole and knoweth not wherefore the rest is not paid
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49. And to the rest of the Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively./
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To the first hee saith hee was master cheife mate of the shipp the
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50. To the 2 hee saith hee knoweth not nor hath heard any such thing
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king of Poland the voyager in Question and saith hee hath about a
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51. as is Interrogate and beleeveth as before is deposed that shee was a tight
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fortnight or three weekes ˹shee˺ receaved of master Poniston tenn pounds right of
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52. signature <margin value="right">XXXXX</margin>
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his wages for the sayd voyage and what is behinde hee knoweth not
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having cast up the whole and knoweth not wherefore the rest is not paid
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And to the rest of the Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively./
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To the 2 hee saith hee knoweth not nor hath heard any such thing
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as is Interrogate and beleeveth as before is deposed that shee was a tight
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signature <margin value="right">XXXXX</margin>
  
 
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]

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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 255
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Status
First cut transcription completed on 31/10/12 by Jill Wilcox; edited on 27/04/13 by Jill Wilcox
Languages
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First transcriber
Jill Wilcox
First transcribed
12/10/31
Editorial history
Created 06/04/14, by CSG

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this deponents judgement tight and sufficient therefore hee could not
depose otherwise then before hee hath deposed well knowing it to be the
truth and saith if the truth of the matter had bin otherwise hee would
not have sxx ˹in manner or aforesayd˺ depose to please any person what soever nor ˹for˺ any similar
and what soever./

William Pathebridge [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The foresayd Jonathan Pook upon Interrogatories
brought in the 17th of June./

To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee was Gunner of the shipp the king
of Poland for part of the voyage in question videlicet from his greing from plymouth continual Richard till rest and saith hee hath received of mr
Buiston twenty pounds in part of his wages due for the sayd voyage
and knoweth not at present what is behinde, and saith hee received is
thereof about 3 weekes agoe and about eight dayes since the other five pounds
and to the rest of the interrogatorries hee answereth negatively./

To the 2 hee saith as is predeposed that in his this deponents judgement the
shipp Interrogatorrie the tyme the Interrogate was a tight strong and sufficient
shipp and hath, heard nothing now knoweth any thing to the effect
Interrogate and therefore cannot answere thereto otherwise than negatively
for his part./

To the 3 hee saith hee beleeveth all shipps that goe to sea are subiect to
stormes, and saith the stormes predeposed of receave of from sufficient
to have dammified and hurt and very tight shipp and as good a shipp as their their XXXX XXXX and saith the sayd
24. shipp the King of Poland was ˹a tight and strong shipp˺ such in his this deponents judgement and
that it is yet mainfest that the rudder was not any way rotten when
it brake as aforesayd, it appearing still to bee firme, and saith
there came other shipps in Company with the king of Poland from
Virginia and were parted from her in that storme but hom they
stayed or what damage was done to them hee knoweth not but hath
heard that one of them (the masters name whereof was MasterCary and did
come into Plymouth much damnified both in shipp and goods and had
as hee hath heard betweene three and fower foote water in holes
which hee receaved by reason of the sayd storme and saith hee
beleeveth the shipp ˹King of Poland˺ was tight before the sayd storme and further hee
saving his foregoeing deposition hee hee cannot answere./

To the 4th hee saith hee hath deposed the truth in his foregoeing
deposition and cannot nor will depose otherwise whether who soever
will take it all nor ˹will˺ for any simister or base ead what soever
speake any other then the truth And further hee cannot answere/

the mark of the sayd John XXXX [MARKE, RH SIDE]
Jonathan I P flooke/ [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The foresayd Josiah Elfreth upon Interrogatories/ [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first hee saith hee was master cheife mate of the shipp the
king of Poland the voyager in Question and saith hee hath about a
fortnight or three weekes ˹shee˺ receaved of master Poniston tenn pounds right of
his wages for the sayd voyage and what is behinde hee knoweth not
having cast up the whole and knoweth not wherefore the rest is not paid
And to the rest of the Interrogatorie hee answereth negatively./

To the 2 hee saith hee knoweth not nor hath heard any such thing
as is Interrogate and beleeveth as before is deposed that shee was a tight
signature <margin value="right">XXXXX</margin>

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