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Examination: 2. Joseph Bond: Date: February 26th 1658

//The same day :/.

Examined on y:e said AlloXs:/:

Rp.

2. JOSEPH BOND of Redriffe Mariner aged 26
yeeres or thereabouts sworne; and Examined:/:

To the first and second arles of the said Allon hee saith and deposeth
that from y:e time of the Arlate ship the Anne her departure
from the port of London on y:e voyage in question untill the
time of her Bilging hereafter mentioned the arlate
ffrancis ffowke (Merch:t of this City (whom this deponent knoweth commonly accounted
owne:r of pt of her, and soe hee verily beleeveth hee was
for that y:e said ffrancis fowke Now named y:e saod
ship y:e Anne shee being before called y:e Rainbowe; and alsoe
paid severall bills, for sailes, and Blocks, w:ch were delivered
on board y:e said Ship y:e Anne, a little before her goeing
out on y:e said voyage; And saith that one M:r ffowke
at Cyprus Correspond:t of the said ffrancis ffowje; told
this depot. that the said ship did wholly belong to him and
his brother ffrancis ffouke merchant of London, or to that
effect. and saith further that the arlate W:m Malim who was M:r of
the said ship y:e greatest pt of y:e voyage in Question, was
made M:r of y:e said ship (as hee told this depo;ts) by the
said M:r ffrancis ffouke; and further hee saith hee Cannot
Depose;
To"Examination: 2. Joseph Bond: Date: February 26th 1658

//The same day :/.

Examined on y:e said AlloXs:/:

Rp.

2. JOSEPH BOND of Redriffe Mariner aged 26<br /> yeeres or thereabouts sworne; and Examined:/:

To the first and second arles of the said Allon hee saith and deposeth<br /> that from y:e time of the Arlate ship the Anne her departure<br /> from the port of London on y:e voyage in question untill the<br /> time of her Bilging hereafter mentioned the arlate<br /> ffrancis ffowke (Merch:t of this City (whom this deponent knoweth commonly accounted<br /> owne:r of pt of her, and soe hee verily beleeveth hee was<br /> for that y:e said ffrancis fowke Now named y:e saod<br /> ship y:e Anne shee being before called y:e Rainbowe; and alsoe<br /> paid severall bills, for sailes, and Blocks, w:ch were delivered<br /> on board y:e said Ship y:e Anne, a little before her goeing<br /> out on y:e said voyage; And saith that one M:r ffowke<br /> at Cyprus Correspond:t of the said ffrancis ffowje; told<br /> this depot. that the said ship did wholly belong to him and<br /> his brother ffrancis ffouke merchant of London, or to that<br /> effect. and saith further that the arlate W:m Malim who was M:r of<br /> the said ship y:e greatest pt of y:e voyage in Question, was<br /> made M:r of y:e said ship (as hee told this depo;ts) by the<br /> said M:r ffrancis ffouke; and further hee saith hee Cannot<br /> Depose;<br /> To" cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.