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To the 8th hee saith hee doeth not know nor hath heard any thing as to any such accompt or accompts as is interrate./ Jacob de Keÿser [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin/ ***************************** The 11:th day of March 1656:/. [CENTRE HEADING] Cutbeard against Parrat and} Turley. Cheeke; Suckley} Exámined upon an Allegation given in on the behalfe of the said Parrat and Turley: '''Rp. 1us''' '''Marie Hodgkins''' servant to ffrancis Rolls Esquire, in the Old Jury London, aged about 20 yeeres or thereabouts sworne and Examined. saith as followeth To the first article of the said Allegation Shee saith and Deposeth that at such tyme as the arlate Paratt and Turley did make an agreement with the arlate Cutberd to proceede Master upon the voyage in question shee this deponent was a servant in howse to the sayd Parratt and thereby came to heare the conference betweene the sayd Parratt and Turley, and the sayd Cutberd about his being hyred to goe the sayd voyage and saith shee well remembreth that the sayd Parratt and Turley were unwilling to adventure upon the designe of the sayd voyage and that the sayd Cutberd did earnestly perswade them to undertake the same and tould them that they might if they would undertake the same) double their moneys they were to laye out thereabout and the sayd Parratt and Turley still being unwilling and declareing that they thought it would be great charge unto them to undergoe the same the sayd Cutberd told them hee would desyre but tenn pounds in all for sayleing the sayd shipp the sayd voyage to Berghen and assisting there in the sale of her outward ladeing and buyeing of her homeward ladeing And saith that upon the sayd Cutberds perswasions the sayd Turley and Parratt did agree to adventure upon the sayd voyage, and agreed with the sayd Cutberd to goe Master for the sayd voyage outward and homeward and to assiste the sale of the outwards Cargo at Berghen and in the buying of the homewards cargo for the summe of tenn pounds, all which premisses and contract shee saith, passed and was made betweene the sayd Parratt Turley and Cutberd in the sayd Parratts house in Saint Katherines neere the Tower London, before the sayd Cutberds proceeding on the sayd voyage in presence of this deponent and the sayd Turley and Parratt and their wives, And further to this article shee cannot depose/ To the 2 shee cannot depose/ To the 3 article shee saith shee heard the arlate Cutberd confesse and saye that hee carried some goods to Berghen in the shipp arlate in her outward bound voyage for his owne Accompt And saith shee knoweth that the arlate Turley did for the voyage in question for the selling of the outward Cargoe and buying her homewards Cargoe And further shee cannot depose not goeing the voyage in question/
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