HCA 13/72 f.38r Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/72 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 38 |
| Side | Recto |
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| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 10/02/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 28/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/02/10 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 27/04/13, by CSG | |
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1. To the third article of the allegation bearing date the 31th of May 1655 ˹and the schedule therein mentioned˺ upon
2. which alone hee is by direction of the producent examined hee saith and
3. deposeth that hee this deponent liveing at Saint Lucar in the yeare one thousand
4. sixe hundred fifty fower thereby well remembreth that about the moneth of
5. ........................... November that yeare the arlate Edward Keene did with
6. his shipp or Ketch called the John and Elizabeth come in to harbour at Saint
7. Lucar in Spaine and had ˹then˺ on board his sayd shipp or Ketch divers of the goods
8. in the sayd schedule specified but the particulers of them hee doth not now
9. remember, which goods as hee hath heard and beleeveth were laden on board
10. the sayd vessell or Ketch for London for Account of the arlate James Cowse
11. to bee transported thense to Palma one of the Canarie Islands and there
12. delivered for the use and Account of the sayd Cowse And saith that the sayd
13. .......... ˹Keene˺ having suffered great dammage at sea by fowle weather and other
14. Casualty at Sea, did thereupon put into harbour at Saint Lucar and there unlade
15. divers of the sayd goods ..........................................................................
16. ............. which and left them in the hands of this deponent and his
17. precontest Edward Watts to bee by them disposed of for Account of the sayd
18. James Cowse, An but the perticulars of the goods soe left by the sayd Keene
19. in the hands of the sayd Watts and this deponent hee remembreth not, but
20. for that hee this deponent departed from Saint Lucar for England before a
21. great part of the goods soe left were sold and disposed of for the sayd Cowse
22. his Account, and left the remaynder of them undisposed of in the hands of
23. the sayd Watts whoe hath since given the sayd Cowse an Accompt of the
24. disposall of all the goods soe left by the sayd Keene in the hands of this
25. deponent and the sayd Watts to which Accompt hee this deponent for more
26. certaynty referreth him selfe And further to this article hee cannot
27. depose saveing his subsequent deposition in this cause and saveing hee
28. saith that to the best of his now remembrance hee this deponent and
29. the sayd Watts told the sayd Keene after hee had left the sayd goods in
30. their hands that the sayd goods were not proper for Saint Lucar and that
31. there would bee much losse and dammage in them to the sayd Cowse in
32. the disposall of them there./
33.
34. The sayd Peter Proby to the allegation being bearing
35. date the fowerth of March 1656.
36. To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee knoweth not
37. what the Norwich stuffe arlate cost in England and further cannot depose
38. for that hee this deponent was returned from Saint Lucar into England
39. before the sayd Mr Watts did .............. send an Account unto the
40. sayd Cowse of such goods as were left in the hands of the sayd Watts
41. and this deponent. by the sayd Keene, for Account of the sayd Cowse
42. before the sayd Watts shipped any of them to goe for Santa Cruse arlate
43. To the second article of the sayd allegation hee saith that among other goods
44. there were some Lockerams landed at Saint Lucar by the sayd keene belonging
45. to the sayd Cowse but the cost of them in England hee knoweth not, And saith
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