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Transcription

The second of ffebruary 1656

On the behalfe of Josias Pickes of}
Plimouth in a matter of Assurance}
touching a losse in the shipp Industrie}

Rp. j

dt. Cop:

Robert Weyman of Plimouth Merchant
aged 29 yeeres of thereabouts sworne
before the right worshipfull John Godolphin
Doctor of lawes one of the Judges of
the high Court of the Admiraltie
and examined upon certaine Interrogatories
saith as followeth.

To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith and deposeth that
hee well know the good shipp the Industrie interrogate
whereof William Evans was master at such time as shee was last
at Bourdeaux in ffrance, whence hee saith shee came
about second of November last, bound for Plimouth, which
hee knoweth being masters mate of her the said voyage {in which}
office hee went from Plimouth in her; And saith hee well
knoweth the arlate Josias Pickes of Plimouth Merchant
who hee saith was the time of such her departure from Bourdeaux
the said voyage, a part owner of her, and of her tackle, apparell
and furniture, namely of a third part or neere thereabouts and
for such commonly accounted, and was a part builder of her. And
otherwise hee cannot depose.

To the third and fourth hee saith that the said shipp in company
of a ffleete of Merchantmen departed from Bourdeaux the time
aforesaid for Saint Martins there to take Convoy, and accordingly
at Saint Martins shee had and tooke Convoy, which Convoy
accompanied and Convoyed her towards Plimouth, and untill [XX GUTTER]
shee came within fourteene leagues or thereabouts of Plimouth
(as this deponent guesseth at the distance) and there left her,
the said Convoy with other shipps bearing away for the downes
with the winde at South or South South East, and the Industrie
for Plimouth; And further that the said shipp in prosecution of
her said voyage for Plimouth, about seaven houres after the
said Convoy had left her, and when shee was come within [?ten GUTTER]
leagues or thereabouts (in his estimation) of Plimouth, was se[?tt GUTTER]
upon, surprized and taken by an Ostend Man of warr, and
carried to Ostend, which hee knoweth being carried thither in the
said man of warr in her company, into which man of warr hee [?was GUTTER]
taken out of the Industrie, which was soe seized in or about the
sixth of december last, and brought into Ostend on the
tenth of the same and soe the said shipp was and is wholly lost
and the said Pickes hath therein lost his said share or part
which interest hee had in her to the time of the said seizure and
losse.

Repeated before doctor Godolphin

Robert Weyman [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]