First transcribed
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23 November 2016 +
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First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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Folio
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591 +
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Parent volume
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HCA 13/68 +
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 23/11/2016 +
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Transcription
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The 21th day of february <u>1653.< … The 21th day of february <u>1653.</u> [CENTRE HEADING]
Phillips against the shipp the ''Paul'' and her}<br />
lading and against the Lord Protector of}<br />
the Commonwealth of England}
Examined uppon an allegation on the behalfe<br />
of the sayd Captaine Phillips
'''Rp.'''
'''1'''
'''Emanuel de Croix''' of Dunkerke in fflanders<br />
merchant aged 28 yeares or thereabouts a<br />
witnes sworne and examined deposeth and saith<br />
as followeth.
To the 1. article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the arlate shipp<br />
''Dorset'' alias the ''Saint Jacob'' now called the ''Suckly'' and the [?proriety]<br />
thereof was upon the fifth day of October 1653. last past by decree<br />
of this Court rightly and duely adiudged to this deponent<br />
by vertue of the sayd decree this deponent was putt into the actuall<br />
possession of the sayd shipp with her tackle and furniture And<br />
further saith that for eight or ten monethes next before the<br />
fifth day of October 1653. and untill the 28th day of November<br />
11653 He this deponent was the true and lawfull Owner and Proprietor<br />
of the sayd shipp the ''Dorset'' otherwise the sayd ''Jacob'' and now called the<br />
''Suckly'' and so accounted. And referring himselfe to the foresayd decree<br />
and Acts of this Court cannot further depose
To the second article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that upon or<br />
about the sayd 28th day of November 1653 aforesayd, Hee this<br />
deponent for a valuable consideration did really sell [?license]<br />
or passe over unto the arlate Isaack Phillips the foresayd shipp the<br />
''Jacob'' otherwise the ''Dorsett'' now called the ''Suckly'' and her tackle<br />
furniture and apparrell by the name of the ''Saint Jacob'' of Dunkerke<br />
And saith that the foresayd Isaack Phillip did<br />
for the sayd shipp really and truely satisfy and pay unto this deponent the summe of<br />
one hundred and fifty pounds of lawfull English money that<br />
is to say 70 ''li'' sterling in ready moneys and the Remaynder being 80 ''li'' by [?meanes]<br />
of discompt for the like summe of 80 ''li'' sterling for [?XXX]<br />
for which the sayd Captaine Phillips had formerly engaged himselfe<br />
for this deponent to severall persons for reall debts of this<br />
deponent which he the sayd Phillips hath satisfyed and payd<br />
and saith that the foresayd 150 ''li'' was really payd and this deponent<br />
thereof fully satisfyed before the sayd shipp went out upon the<br />
voyage wherein she tooke the shipp ''Paul'' arlate and somuch thois<br />
deponent did severall tymes acknowledge before the sayd shipp<br />
went out upon the sayd voyage. And otherwise he cannot<br />
depose.nd otherwise he cannot<br />
depose. +
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