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Transcription

7th Mary 1666. [CENTRE HEADING]

Super allegatione et sched pred.

2.

Martinnus Tyson ffock de Baert prope Stralsunden
in Pomerania, Navarrbus [?dicta] navis the liesde, annos natus
49 aut da circiter testis.

Ad primum 2. 3. 4. et arles dicte allegatonis deponit that the said ship ship was
provided of tackle, apparell, rigging and furniture at the proper costs and
chardgesc of Joachim Duncker and Martin Duncker, who dwell in Stralsund
in Pomerania in the Dominions of the King of Sweden, and were and are
ownersof 15 sixteenth parts of her and this deponent owner of the other
sixteenth part and master of her, which said provisions and furniture stood them
in and cost them 7500 gilders, which hee knoweth for that hee this deponent
in behalfe of himselfe and the said other owner disbursed and paid the moneys
to workman and materiall men; After which fitting and furnishing this deponent
and company of mariners set saile and departed with all in ballast from
Amsterdam (whether hee was brought from Serdam) in or about the beginning
of September last for Swinsound in Norway to lade deales for the said owners
their accompt for Cadiz in Spaine, and in about the end of the said month
of September they arrived at Swinsound, where this deponent wth the proper
moneys of the said Dunckers and of himselfe owners aforesaid bought and
laded about 5500 deales, and some wainscot for the said owners accompt, and
after such lading namely at or about the eigth of October last, this
deponent and company of mariners departed with the said shipp and lading
from Swinsound and steered their course for Cadiz aforesaid with
purpose there to dispose of and sell the said cargo for accompt aforesaid, but
coming off the coast of Bretany they were by storme and tempestuous
weather, forced upon the said coast and to goe into Saint Malo's on or
about the twentieth of November last, where being soe arrived, and the
winde continuing contrary for Cadiz and this deponent finding a good
market did at Saint Malos sell the said cargo of deales and wainscot for the
benefit and accompt of himselfe and of his said two partners owners aforesaid,
and with part of the proceed thereof this deponent with the assistance of
Peter [?Pallint] arlate bought there and laded abord her for the same accompt
six butts of oile and about 96 frailes or peeces of raisins under the maeke
in the margin: And saith that hee make use of the name of the said Pallint
in his bills of lading as lader of said goods, to the end that if hee this
deponent died in the voyage, his partners and relations might know to whom
to have [?recourse] touching the cost and what els concerned the buying and lading,
and for the same reason of this deponents possibilitie of death, they were
consigned to the arlate Abryam von Susteren at Bridges, but
if hee lived hee intended ([?XXX XXXX])) to dispose and sell them himselfe. And
there was noe freight set in the bill of lading, for the said goods
were upon and for the said owners their proper account. Et alre nescit

Ad 6. 7. 8. 9 et 10 arles et schedules annexed [?XX XXX] deponit that
he beleeveth the first schedule to be his
ahandwriting of Monsieur Applebooms [?XXXX] and the subscription to be Monsieur Applebooms owne hand, And
that