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To the 18th article hee saith hee [?verily/recith///] beleeveth that the sayd
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Edmond Lemmon either hath paid [?or/& engaged] to pay a considerable summe of
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money to the sayd Swedish man of warr for rescueing the sayd
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shipp the ''Redd Rose'' & her ladeing from the said danish man of
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warr but what summe hee knoweth not and therefore cannot
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further depose to this article.
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To the 19th article he saith as before hee hath deposed that the reason
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why the sayd danishman of warr seized the ''Red Rose'' and her?
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ladeing was for that shee had noe papers aboard her to show
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wheare shee was and to whome? [?Red?] and her ladeing belonged (they
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having bin seized and taken away before by the sayd Wygart and
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Drewes & their Confederates in manner before declared And saith
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as afore that the sayd danishman of war did declare that hee would
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not have seized her if shee had any papers aboard her
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declaring her to belong to any English or persons in amity with
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Denmark And further saving his foregoing deposition hee
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cannot depose/
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To the twentieth article hee saith that in his this deponents judgement
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and as hee verily? beleeveth the sayd Edmond Lemmon and company
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by reason of the seizure of the sayd shipp & ladeing by the sayd Wygarts
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& drewes & their Confederates & their detyning of her and [?GUTTER]
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[preindire???] done to her & her ladeing while shee was in their possession
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and losse of victualls & mariners wages and losse of his the sayd
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Lemmons bills of exchange & other papers and iniuries done
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to her/taken?? by the danishman of warr by reason of the want of the
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sayd papers & in the charges of redeemeing the sayd shipp [againe? GUTTER]
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and other charges & expenses occasioned by the meanes of
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the sayd Wygarts & Drewes first seizure aforesayd have suffered
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losse and dammages to the value of two thousand pounds
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sterling or thereabouts And further saving this foregoeing
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deposition hee cannot depose./
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Apcated??? before ??? Godolphin and
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Charles george Dock in court/
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-->the marke of the sayd
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Andrew [?] Stone
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Examined on the sayd allegation/<--
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'''John Johnson''' of the parish of All hallowes &#91;?GUTTER&#93;
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London mariner aged twenty eight yeares or there
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abouts a witnesse sworne & examined saying and
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deposeth as followeth videlicit./
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To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth
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of April and May one thousand sixe hundred fifty nyne the arlate
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Edmond Lemon and others all english men & subiects of this comon
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wealth were commonly reputed the lawful owners & proprietors
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of the arlate shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and of her tackle apparrell and
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furniture and as hee beleeveth ought at this present to be And
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further to this article hee cannot depose./
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To the 2 3 and 4 articles of the sayd allegation &#91;?xxxx&#93; saith that hee bring &#91;?Cook&#93;
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of the sayd shipp Redd Rose and goeing in her from London the
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whole voyage in question knoweth that the sayd shipp Redd Rose
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in the moneth of May 1659 laye in a peaceable manner in the
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River of Thames arlate about a league from Embden the sayd Lemmon
  
 
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[INSERT TEXT]
To the 18th article hee saith hee [?verily/recith///] beleeveth that the sayd

Edmond Lemmon either hath paid [?or/& engaged] to pay a considerable summe of

money to the sayd Swedish man of warr for rescueing the sayd

shipp the Redd Rose & her ladeing from the said danish man of

warr but what summe hee knoweth not and therefore cannot

further depose to this article.

To the 19th article he saith as before hee hath deposed that the reason

why the sayd danishman of warr seized the Red Rose and her?

ladeing was for that shee had noe papers aboard her to show

wheare shee was and to whome? [?Red?] and her ladeing belonged (they

having bin seized and taken away before by the sayd Wygart and

Drewes & their Confederates in manner before declared And saith

as afore that the sayd danishman of war did declare that hee would

not have seized her if shee had any papers aboard her

declaring her to belong to any English or persons in amity with

Denmark And further saving his foregoing deposition hee

cannot depose/
To the twentieth article hee saith that in his this deponents judgement
and as hee verily? beleeveth the sayd Edmond Lemmon and company

by reason of the seizure of the sayd shipp & ladeing by the sayd Wygarts
& drewes & their Confederates & their detyning of her and [?GUTTER]

[preindire???] done to her & her ladeing while shee was in their possession
and losse of victualls & mariners wages and losse of his the sayd

Lemmons bills of exchange & other papers and iniuries done
to her/taken?? by the danishman of warr by reason of the want of the
sayd papers & in the charges of redeemeing the sayd shipp [againe? GUTTER]
and other charges & expenses occasioned by the meanes of

the sayd Wygarts & Drewes first seizure aforesayd have suffered

losse and dammages to the value of two thousand pounds
sterling or thereabouts And further saving this foregoeing
deposition hee cannot depose./
Apcated??? before ??? Godolphin and

Charles george Dock in court/


-->the marke of the sayd
Andrew [?] Stone
Examined on the sayd allegation/<--

John Johnson of the parish of All hallowes [?GUTTER]
London mariner aged twenty eight yeares or there
abouts a witnesse sworne & examined saying and
deposeth as followeth videlicit./

To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth
of April and May one thousand sixe hundred fifty nyne the arlate

Edmond Lemon and others all english men & subiects of this comon
wealth were commonly reputed the lawful owners & proprietors

of the arlate shipp the Redd Rose and of her tackle apparrell and
furniture and as hee beleeveth ought at this present to be And
further to this article hee cannot depose./
To the 2 3 and 4 articles of the sayd allegation [?xxxx] saith that hee bring [?Cook]
of the sayd shipp Redd Rose and goeing in her from London the
whole voyage in question knoweth that the sayd shipp Redd Rose

in the moneth of May 1659 laye in a peaceable manner in the
River of Thames arlate about a league from Embden the sayd Lemmon