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|Transcription=1. Companie by reason of the losse of their said wages money goods
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|Transcription=Companie by reason of the losse of their said wages money goods
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2. and cloathes to them belonging have sustained losse and dammage to
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and cloathes to them belonging have sustained losse and dammage to
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3. the summe or value of one thousand pounds sterling as aforesaid
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the summe or value of one thousand pounds sterling as aforesaid
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4. And further hee saith hee cannot depose
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And further hee saith hee cannot depose
  
 
Repeated before the judges in Court:-
 
Repeated before the judges in Court:-
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March the 16:th 1656:
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March the 16th 1656:
  
 
'''Rp. 4.us'''
 
'''Rp. 4.us'''
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as followeth.
 
as followeth.
  
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14. To the first article of the sayd allogation hee saith hee well knoweth the shipp
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To the first article of the sayd allogation hee saith hee well knoweth the shipp
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15. Sarah arlate and hath knoweth her ever since about the beginning of January
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''Sarah'' arlate and hath knoweth her ever since about the beginning of January
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16. one thousand sixe hundred fiftie five about which tyme and during all the tyme
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one thousand sixe hundred fiftie five about which tyme and during all the tyme
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17. arlate the Arlate Humfrey Beane and company were and at present
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arlate the Arlate Humfrey Beane and company were and at present
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18. ought to be the true and lawfull Owners and Proprietors of the shipp the
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ought to be the true and lawfull Owners and Proprietors of the shipp the
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19. Sara aforesayd and of his tackle and furniture this hee the better knoweth for
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''Sara'' aforesayd and of his tackle and furniture this hee the better knoweth for
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20. that Mr Robert Llewellin toke of the freighter of the sayd shipp for voyage
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that Mr Robert Llewellin toke of the freighter of the sayd shipp for voyage
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21. in question did in the sayd moneth of January 1656 hire the sayd shipp of the
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in question did in the sayd moneth of January 1656 hire the sayd shipp of the
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22. sayd Beane (as being one of his Owners) for the sayd voyage and for that
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sayd Beane (as being one of his Owners) for the sayd voyage and for that
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23. hee this deponent was imployed by the sayd LLewellin to goe and did goe both
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hee this deponent was imployed by the sayd LLewellin to goe and did goe both
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24. master and Supracargo of the sayd shipp the sayd voyage which was from London
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master and Supracargo of the sayd shipp the sayd voyage which was from London
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25. to Guinney and there to Barbadoes or Virginia and there to London again And
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to Guinney and there to Barbadoes or Virginia and there to London again And
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26. further to this artivle hee cannot depose.
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further to this artivle hee cannot depose.
  
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27. To the second hee saith hee cannot of his certayne knowledge depose any
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To the second hee saith hee cannot of his certayne knowledge depose any
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28. thing thereto for that hee never sawe the shipp Ropahannack from XX a little
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thing thereto for that hee never sawe the shipp ''Ropahannack'' from XX a little
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29. before her depture from London upon the voyage in question till hee save her
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before her depture from London upon the voyage in question till hee save her
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30. seizure at neere Cape Lopez Gonzalees in Guinney.
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seizure at neere Cape Lopez Gonzalees in Guinney.
  
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31. To the 3 article hee saith hee goeing Master and Supracargo of the Sarah as aforesayd
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To the 3 article hee saith hee goeing Master and Supracargo of the ''Sarah'' as aforesayd
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32. thereby well knoweth that the sayd Mr LLewellin in having at London hyred the sayd
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thereby well knoweth that the sayd Mr LLewellin in having at London hyred the sayd
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33. shipp for the sayd shipp voyage and taken her Isle of Wight did there lade and putt aboard her
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shipp for the sayd shipp voyage and taken her Isle of Wight did there lade and putt aboard her
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34. a Cargo of goods ˹for his own Account˺ consisting of Copper Barrs, Baroges Beades from and last
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a Cargo of goods for his own Account consisting of Copper Barrs, Baroges Beades from and last
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35. India stuffs and other goods to be there transported to Guinney and there bartered away
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India stuffs and other goods to be there transported to Guinney and there bartered away
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36. for Negroes and Elephants teeth and other Commodities, and the Negroes soe gott in
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for Negroes and Elephants teeth and other Commodities, and the Negroes soe gott in
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37. barter to bee there carried to Virginia or Barbadoes and there to bee sold and
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barter to bee there carried to Virginia or Barbadoes and there to bee sold and
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38. disposed of ˹for the use and accompt of˺ the sayd Robert LLewillin, with with which goods so laden there aboard
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disposed of ˹for the use and accompt of˺ the sayd Robert LLewillin, with with which goods so laden there aboard
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39. bartered away at Guinney in like manner for Negroes and Elephants teeth to bee
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bartered away at Guinney in like manner for Negroes and Elephants teeth to bee
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40. sold in manner aforesayd, the sayd shipp sett sayle from Gravesend (bound for
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sold in manner aforesayd, the sayd shipp sett sayle from Gravesend (bound for
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41. Guinney) the first day of ffebruary one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, and
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Guinney) the first day of ffebruary one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, and
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42. arrived in safely at Guinnney about the latter end of Aprill or beginning
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arrived in safely at Guinnney about the latter end of Aprill or beginning
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43. of May one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, the premisses hee the better knoweth
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of May one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, the premisses hee the better knoweth
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44. for the reasons aforesayd.
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for the reasons aforesayd.
  
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45. To the 4th article of the sayd allegation ˹hee saith˺ that after the arrivall of the sayd
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To the 4th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that after the arrivall of the sayd
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46. shipp at Guinney ˹hee˺ this deponent did as Master and Supracargoe or factor
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shipp at Guinney hee this deponent did as Master and Supracargoe or factor
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47. for the sayd voyage, traffique there and barter away the greatest part of
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for the sayd voyage, traffique there and barter away the greatest part of
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48. the sayd outward ladeing, for Negroes and Elephants teeth, and did procure
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the sayd outward ladeing, for Negroes and Elephants teeth, and did procure
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49. for the goods bartered away, one hundred and fifty Negroes, and eight hundred
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for the goods bartered away, one hundred and fifty Negroes, and eight hundred
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50. pounds worth sterling money of Elephants teeth, vigt one hundred fiftie two Negroes
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pounds worth sterling money of Elephants teeth, videlicet one hundred fiftie two Negroes
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51. and five hundred pounds worth of Elephants teeth for Account of the sayd LLewellin
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and five hundred pounds worth of Elephants teeth for Account of the sayd LLewellin
 
and
 
and
  

Revision as of 16:00, May 2, 2014

Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 636
Side Verso
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Status
First cut transcription completed on 06/02/13 by Alex Jackson; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
Note
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First transcriber
Alex Jackson
First transcribed
13/02/06
Editorial history
Created 11/04/14, by CSG

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Companie by reason of the losse of their said wages money goods
and cloathes to them belonging have sustained losse and dammage to
the summe or value of one thousand pounds sterling as aforesaid
And further hee saith hee cannot depose

Repeated before the judges in Court:-

Anthony ffett [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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March the 16th 1656:

Rp. 4.us

Arthur Perkins of Wapping in the County of
Middlesex Mariner Late Master of the said shipp the
Sarah, aged 44 yeares or thereabouts a Wittnesse
sworne and examined upon the said Allogation saith
as followeth.

To the first article of the sayd allogation hee saith hee well knoweth the shipp
Sarah arlate and hath knoweth her ever since about the beginning of January
one thousand sixe hundred fiftie five about which tyme and during all the tyme
arlate the Arlate Humfrey Beane and company were and at present
ought to be the true and lawfull Owners and Proprietors of the shipp the
Sara aforesayd and of his tackle and furniture this hee the better knoweth for
that Mr Robert Llewellin toke of the freighter of the sayd shipp for voyage
in question did in the sayd moneth of January 1656 hire the sayd shipp of the
sayd Beane (as being one of his Owners) for the sayd voyage and for that
hee this deponent was imployed by the sayd LLewellin to goe and did goe both
master and Supracargo of the sayd shipp the sayd voyage which was from London
to Guinney and there to Barbadoes or Virginia and there to London again And
further to this artivle hee cannot depose.

To the second hee saith hee cannot of his certayne knowledge depose any
thing thereto for that hee never sawe the shipp Ropahannack from XX a little
before her depture from London upon the voyage in question till hee save her
seizure at neere Cape Lopez Gonzalees in Guinney.

To the 3 article hee saith hee goeing Master and Supracargo of the Sarah as aforesayd
thereby well knoweth that the sayd Mr LLewellin in having at London hyred the sayd
shipp for the sayd shipp voyage and taken her Isle of Wight did there lade and putt aboard her
a Cargo of goods for his own Account consisting of Copper Barrs, Baroges Beades from and last
India stuffs and other goods to be there transported to Guinney and there bartered away
for Negroes and Elephants teeth and other Commodities, and the Negroes soe gott in
barter to bee there carried to Virginia or Barbadoes and there to bee sold and
disposed of ˹for the use and accompt of˺ the sayd Robert LLewillin, with with which goods so laden there aboard
bartered away at Guinney in like manner for Negroes and Elephants teeth to bee
sold in manner aforesayd, the sayd shipp sett sayle from Gravesend (bound for
Guinney) the first day of ffebruary one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, and
arrived in safely at Guinnney about the latter end of Aprill or beginning
of May one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, the premisses hee the better knoweth
for the reasons aforesayd.

To the 4th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that after the arrivall of the sayd
shipp at Guinney hee this deponent did as Master and Supracargoe or factor
for the sayd voyage, traffique there and barter away the greatest part of
the sayd outward ladeing, for Negroes and Elephants teeth, and did procure
for the goods bartered away, one hundred and fifty Negroes, and eight hundred
pounds worth sterling money of Elephants teeth, videlicet one hundred fiftie two Negroes
and five hundred pounds worth of Elephants teeth for Account of the sayd LLewellin
and

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