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Transcription

E: 27

28th Octobris 1650.

Quoad navem the George}
per naves Parliamentarias [?XXX]}

Rowe dt

jus

Nicholas Bichard the parish of Saint Lawrence in
the Isle of Jersey master of the said vessell the
George aged 30 yeares or thereabout sworne before the right Worshipfull William Clerke
Doctor of lawes one of the Judges of the high Court
of the Admiraltie and examined upon Interrogatories
saith by vertue of his oath as followeth videlicet

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and forthwith after the seizure there were put aboard her 130000 driefish
and 21 hogsheads of oile which fish and oile had bin taken
by the said shipps company before the said seizure and the said fish was laid
a drying ashore when the seizure was soe made, and saith the said
fish and oile were taken for accompt of and belonged unto ffrancis
le Galle a ffrench man living in Saint Mallo in ffrance and his
partners living in Jersey, who were the Proprietors thereof.

Ad 2um Interrogatorium rendet that the said shipp the George belongeth to
Saint Malo and into the said ffrancis Le Galle and other his partners
living in Jerset, and saith shee was set out from Saint Malos in her
lastvoyage, whence shee came last the 24th day of March last past,
which hee knoweth because hee went out then master of her, and saith
hee was hired at Saint Malo's, and that the said shipp was to goe from
Newfound land and discharge her lading of fish and oile at Bilbo in
Spaine and there to take in her lading of iron for Saint Malo aforesaid

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