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Transcription

B. 8

The 24th day of ffebruary 1653

Examined upon the sayd allegation

3

Mathew Southwell of Ipswich in the County of
Suffolk Mariner ;late Master of the sayd shipp the
Satisfaction aged 64 yeares or thereabouts a witnes
sworne and examined deposetha nd saith as
followeth. videlicet.

To the first second and third articles of the sayd allegation This deponent saith
that being att Dantzick in the moneth of May 1652 He then and
there bought the arlate shipp the Satisfaction of Cornelius Paterson
Clinker the then master of her for 1575 guilders first penny
which summe this deponent did really pay to the sayd Clinker and the
most of in Suckats and afterwards expended neer about 200 li
sterling in the rigging fitting and furnishing the sayd shipp all for
his owne use and accompt and thereby then became and ever
sithence hath bene and still is and ought to be the Owner and proprietor
of the sayd shipp her tackle and furniture. And having so fitted her
this deponent sayled her under his owne conduct as master of
her from Dantzick to Riga in the month of June 1652. And
then and there he this deponent for his owne use did provide and
buy afterward for his owne accompt, lade on board the sayd shipp the
severall sorts and quantityes of goods hereafter mentioned which
were worth and were about that tyme commonly here in England
sold for the repective prices here sett forth. to say. 29. C. of
Clapboard worth .6. li per C making in the whole 174 li sterling and
forty wainscotts worth 25 s per wainscott being in all 50 li sterling
and 12 spruce deales worth 6 s a peice in all 3 li 12 s. And
this deponent had Cloathes Instruments and necessaries on board the
sayd shipp of the cleare value of 60. li sterling. And saith that the
Mariners of the sayd shipp (besides this deponents Interest aforesayd)
had Cloathes bedding and necessaries on board the sayd shipp
worth 70. li sterling att the least. and an adventure of goods
being 60 hundred weight and upwards of linnen yarne. 16.
Matts of fine Losney flax 2 last of loose flax in small bundles
Clapboard wainscot and some linnen Cloath and other things of
the value of 420. li' sterling or thereabouts which the sayd Mariners
did lade for their owne accompt.

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