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Transcription

XXXX and
at interest to this deponent too ?towards her building, for which his shipp is liable upon
bottomrie to XXX fourteene Rix Dollars seventy besides the principall. And
saith that this deponent and his company ?with himselfe three persons
are all of ffrederickstadt, there and thereabouts dwelling in the dominion
of the duke of holstein, and there being and ?accepted subiects, and that ?noe
Hollanders, ffrench or dane?s hath any part in the said vessell or lading, And further that
about 6?weekes since hee came from ffrederickstadt with his said ?shipp w?ith
clapboard(?s), ?firrwood, and XXXX timber (all for XXXXX and for this deponents
and other burgers of ffrederickstadt subiects as aforesaid their accompts). bound for
Amsterdam to fetch Rhenish wine and for the said XXXXX XXXXX ?provisions XXXX
XXXXX XXX XXXX XXXX XXXXX, in w:ch XXX XXXX XXXXX XXXXX in the
XXXXX XXXX alsoe XXXX, and comming to ?the ?most of XXXX ?land
in this cause for Amsterdam hee was

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25:° Septembris 1666

Contra navem the Orange tree)
of ffrederickstat)

2:is

DITL?OF HENDRICKSON de ffrederickstat in Holsatia
Nauta, XXXXX dicti navis the Orange tree
a'tatis 38 annorum aut ou XXXXX testis in
preparis examinatur, deponit et XXXXX, videlicet

vide 1:xx in D

That his said shipp (of the burthen of sixteene lasts) was built at
ffrederickstadt about eight yeeres since, and hath ever since belonged to that
port in that Dominion of the Duke of Holstein; and that Cornelius vander
Loo and this deponent of ffrederickstat and John ffolkers trading at Colembet neere
that citie (where they alwaies dwelt and were and are subiects of the said
Duke) have bin the owners ever since the said building and are XX at present
namely this deponent owner of halfe the shipp and the other two each of
a fourth part, and that noe Hollander, ffrench or dane hath any part
or share therein- And that about ?seaven weekes xxxx (as hee remembreth

the time) hee (in company of the shipp the Death Hance Dorker M:r) came
from ffrederickstat with a parcell of timber and clapboard (by way of ballast)
and some XXXXX, w:ch wood was laded by John John?sen Burger there
andthe XXXXX by Miles Johnson & John Ruttenberg two other
Burgers there and a widow there dwelling all subiects of the said duke
and their XXX a ?park (the contents hee knowes not) laded by Claus XXX they
?alsoe a Burger there, and they were all to be delivered at Amsterdam
for accompt of the said ?owners, to which XXX of Amsterdam the said shipp
?was bound (in carrying as aforesaid) to fetch Rhenish wine and Millstones
for the use and accompt of the said ?duke to be brought to ffrederickstat.
And there his company was XX XXX XXX himselfe and one man more
but subiects as aforesaid and dwelling in the dominion and XXXXX therein
And thXX ?running off the XXX XXX they were taken by the XXXX
frigot, and after brought up into the Thames, and ther the Captaine
and company of the XXXX tooke this said XXX and XXXX aboard the
man of warr, and XXX of the clap board and many of this deponents XXXXX. And saith that XXXX
by rhis XXX to the Captaine, and XXX another by him, w:ch XXX
XXXXX to ?return, and ?had nine other XXXX XX XXXX XX passes XX
nore any interested or XXX away

DH

And