HCA 13/71 f.196v Annotate
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 196 |
| Side | Verso |
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| First cut transcription started by Alex Jackson on 22/09/12; edited and completed by Colin Greenstreet on 13/10/12; edited on 05/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 27/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Alex Jackson 22/09/2012 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 05/04/14, by CSG | |
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The 23th of May 1656.
On the behalfe of Mr John Tivell}
and companie touching the seizure of the}
Noahs Arke by the ffrench.}
Claus Cornelison of Col of Amsterdam Mariner
aged 24 yeeres or thereabouts sworne in Court
as by the Acts thereof, and examined upon
certaine Interrogatories saith and deposeth as
followeth.
Rp. 1
1. 3us A 13.
12. To the first Interrogatorie he saith and deposeth that hee well
13. knew the shipp the Noahs Arke of which William Durham was
14. Master, and saith hee went about September last from Newfound
15. Land for Malaga with a cargo of ffish for the account of the interrate
16. John Tivell of London Merchant and John Page of Plimouth
17. Merchant, owners of the said shipp, and delivered the same at
18. Malaga, and haveing soe donne, received there aboard for the
19. same account sixtie buts of wine two hundred and fiftie
20. barrells of raisens and four hundred frailes of raisins, which hee
21. knoweth being Masters Mate of the said shippe goeing the said
22. voyage and seeing the premises soe donne.
23. To the second Interrogatorie hee saith that the having received
24. the said fruite and wines aboard the said vessell departed therewith
25. from Malaga and safely arrived with the same at Plimouth on
26. or about the ninetheeth (old stile) of January last, and there
27. delivered thirtie of the said chests buts of wine, ninetie foure
28. barrells and four hundred frailes of raisins, and there took in eight
29. chests of ˹white˺ sugar, wherewith and with the residue of the said wines
30. and further brought from Malega, hee departed on about the
31. twentieth of January last bound for London where shee was there
32. delivered the same, but on or about the three and twentieth
33. of the same moneth in her course of preceeding for London, comming
34. off Dover shee was met with set upon and seized by a man of
35. warr of Callice (of which one Captaine Bonnard was Commander
36. and carried to Callice, where the said wines, fruite and sugar were
37. unladed, and there detained about six weekes space namely from
38. the second of ffebruary foure and twentieth of January aforesaid
39. to the seaventh of March next following (or thereabouts) old stile;
40. which hee knoweth being masters mate aforesaid and carried thither
41. in the said shipp and seeing the premisses soe happen.
42. To the third hee saith then the said Bonnard and companie upon the
43. said said unlading of the said goods at Callice, tooke and imbezled
44. away tenn butts of the said wines, and alsoe one and twenty barrells
45. and eighteen frailes of raisins, and further a good part of the
46. said shipps powder, shott, victualls and cordage, which hee knoweth
47. for the reason aforesaid, and saith the said shipp was much broken and
damnified
