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of the ''Isaack'' was a part Owner of her and of her tackle and furniture the tyme Interrogate And saith shee was in this deponents Judgment and estimate (hee having seene her and knowing that shee was a new shipp which had gone few voyages) of the burthen of sixty tonne and upwards and worth sixe hundred pounds sterling an upwards And saith the oyle aboard her by him predeposed of was worth the rate predeposed and what to value the rest of her ladeing at hee knoweth not, for that hee knoweth not the particulars of it. And further hee cannot depose/ To the last Interrogatorie hee cannot answere knowing nothing nor having heard any thing to the effect Interrogate:/ John [?St]ace [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] *************************** The third day of Aprill 1658 Examined upon the sayd Interrogatories/ '''14th''' '''Stephen Sikes''' of the parish of Saint Bottolph Billingsgate London Grocer aged thirty yeares or thereabouts as wittnesse sworne before the sayd doctor Godolphin saith and deposeth as followeth./ To the first second third fowerth and fifth Interrogatories hee saith hee well knew the shipp the ''Isaack'' Interrogate having seene her severall tymes at London and receaved goods brought in her from Plymouth before the voyage in question And saith that by a letter of Advice send from this depoenents Correspondent John Anson of Plymouth and by a bill of ladeing sent from him there in incloased hee knoweth that in ffebruary last past there were laden aboard the sayd shipp the ''Isaack'' to be thence transported to London for Accompt of this deponent sixe hogsheads of Pilchard Trayne oyle which as by the Accompte thereof sent from the sayd Anson to this deponent appeareth cost this deponent at Plymouth with all charges incident to the shipping thereof the summe of Twenty two pounds tenn shillings lawfull English money And saith that if the sayd oyle had arrived safely at London the same would there have yeilded twenty sixe pounds of like money and soe much hee saith the same was thenwell worth And further hee cannot answere saving hee saith that since the shipping of the sayd oyles hee hath heard (and beleeveth) that the sayd shipp ''Isaack'' was in her passage from Plymouth toward London sunke with the sayd oyle and other her ladeing aboard her by a dutch shipp (whose name hee knoweth not) who came fowle of her at sea and lay beating upon her till shee made her soe leakie that shee sanke shortly after with divers passengers on her To the 6th Interrogatorie hee saith hee knoweth not the Owners of the ''Isaack'' but saith shee was in this deponents Judgement a shipp of about threescore tonne and upwards And to her value hee cannot depose having noe Judgement in the worth of a shipp And saith the oyle predeposed of were worth the rate predeposed and to the value of the rest of her ladeing hee cannot depose not knowing
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