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HCA 13/73 f.183r Annotate
First transcribed 8 January 2014  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 183  +
Parent volume HCA 13/73  +
Side Recto  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 08/01/2014  +
Transcription [GUTTER XXXX] of the said ffernandez and c[GUTTER XXXX] of the said ffernandez and company. The answer of the said John Lopez to the Interrogatories. [INDENTED TO RH SIDE] To the first hee saith hee was Cape merchant of the said shipp as<br /> aforesaid and when shee was in the West Indias, appeared Commander of her<br /> for the reasons aforesaid and was in her when shee came to Milford haven, but<br /> came not about thense in her to this port; And saith hee is a batchelour and<br /> hath noe familie, and (saving when hee hath bin voyaging at sea) hath lived for<br /> the most part of theise six yeares in and about this citie, whense hee hath bin<br /> imployed as a factor for Marchants thereof, And hath noe share or interest in<br /> the shipp or goods in question, nor any relation by kindred or otherwise to the producents,<br /> otherwise than by being imployed and trusted by them for the management of this<br /> voyage, which hee hath faithfully performed (as hee saith) according to the said<br /> trust reposed in him; That hee is a Spanaird by nation, borne in Cadiz<br /> in the Realme of Spaine. To the second Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that hee was present at<br /> the buying of the said shipp the ''Hope'' and of the goods of her outward voyage<br /> that were bought at Amsterdam and saw the same paid for by mr Tilly<br /> and mr Chanterwell, and hee was present at the buying of most of those<br /> that were soe provided here and sent hense, and saw the payment therefore<br /> by mr ffernandez and mr Page, who paid alsoe for the rest here bought.<br /> And saith that there were noe goods for the account of the said Imployers carried<br /> out in the said shipp then what are mentioned in the schedule interrogated, but<br /> for Jeromo Otto, Patrick Betts and others of the shipp, hee saith they had goods<br /> aboard which are not therein mentioned, they not concerning this deponent<br /> who kept the account for the Imployers; And otherwise negatively saving<br /> his foregoeing deposition to which hee referrs. To the third hee saith that the said shipp and outward cargo were bought and<br /> provided upon and for the ioynt account of all the said claimers, and the said<br /> homewards lading belongs unto them upon ioynt account, and to be shared<br /> by and amongest them according to each mans stock and proportion, and<br /> if any part of the said homewards lading had bin left or miscarried, such losse had<br /> fallen upon them all, and was to have bin borne according to each mans said<br /> stock and proportion. To the fourth hee saith that in case the said shipp had bin ordered to have<br /> carried and had carried the said homewards cargo to Amsterdam there would<br /> benefit as hee conceiveth have redounded to this Commonwealth, in regard<br /> that diverse of the subiects thereof were therein concerned and were to have<br /> the most of the proffit of the said cargo, as being therein most interessed; and<br /> might probably have invested the proceede of such their interest in other<br /> marchandizes and im[?ported] the same, and soe have brought immediate advantage<br /> to this Commonwealth; And saith the said John Chanterwell and John Tilly<br /> being friends of this Commonwealth and the said Tilly a subiect thereof,<br /> hee conceiveth their oarts in the said goods if they had bin brought in hether,<br /> would have bin in noe danger of confiscation, noe more than the parts of<br /> mr Page and the other English would have bin at Amsterdam, in case of going<br /> in thether. And otherwise hee cannot answer. To the 5th hee cannot answer. To the 6th hee cannot answer for hee was not at Milford when the said<br /> shipp was brought thense, but conceiveth that both shipp and ladeing were<br /> then in possession of the officers of this State, in whose possession this<br /> deponent left them upon his last comming thense. To the seaventh hee saith that hee staid about two dayes aboard the said shipp<br /> at Milford haven after her arivall there (by reason of badd weather) before<br /> hee came ashore, but came not to the Thames in her from Milford haven;<br /> And saith that the necessary utensills of plate and fowre or five peeces of eight<br /> by him formerly deposed to be by him brought out of the said shipp to bneare<br /> his charges thense to London, amounted to about eight or tenn pounds<br /> sterling, and saving that hee brought noe other goods nor money out of the shipp<br /> nor knoweth of any brought out by any other. And otherwise referreth himselfe to his<br /> foregoeing deposition. to his<br /> foregoeing deposition.  +
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