| Transcription
|
11 or 12 men and boyes on board the ''dov … 11 or 12 men and boyes on board the ''dove'' the voyage interrogat. But<br />
what day of the moneth, or certainely what moneth the ''dove'' arrived att Newcastle this deponent who<br />
never keepeth any Journall for himselfe knoweth not, and further to this<br />
Interrogatory hee cannot depose
To the second Interrogatory this deponent saith and deposeth that the first<br />
tyme that the rottenesse of the Bowe of the shipp ''dove'' was espied<br />
was by the Carpenters who searched for her leakes att Newcastle<br />
the voyage in question, and referringe himselfe to his foregeing<br />
deposition hee cannot further depose:/
To the third interrogatory hee saith hee is a stranger to the names of<br />
places and doth not know Winterton interrogaye, and therefor cannot<br />
say whether the shipp ''dove'' were there or noe the voyage in<br />
question. And to the rest of the interrogatory hee answereth<br />
negatively.
To the fifth interrogatory hee answereth negatively./
To the 6th interrogatory hee answereth and saith that hee was paid<br />
his wages interrogate within three or 4 dayes after the end of the<br />
voyage interrogate. and otherwise hee cannot answer./
Repeated before doctor Clarke.
[?LauXXX] Peterson [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
*********************************
The 18th day of January <u>1654:-</u> [CENTRE HEADING]
Bushell and Companie against the ''Saint Peter'' (whereof}<br />
Legier derrickson is Master) and against Jacob}<br />
drogenbroot and Companie Owners of the said shipp}<br />
Smith. ffrancklin}
'''dt. ffrancklin'''
'''[XX dep]'''
'''jus.'''
'''Legier derrickson''' of Flushing in Zealand Mariner<br />
Master of the said shipp the ''Saint Peter'' aged 36 yeares or<br />
thereabouts sworne and examined saith and deposeth<br />
as followeth:/:
To the first article of the said Allegation hee saith and deposeth, That the<br />
shipp the ''Saint Peter'' arlate, at or about such time as shee was seized by an English frigott<br />
or man of warr whereof the arlate Leonard Barnett was Captaine, lay<br />
at an anchor neare to the maine land of france att an Island called Briack<br />
or Ilbracke, and there lay fast with two Roapes fastened to certaine Rocks of<br />
the said Island. Which the premisses hee well knoweth being Master of her<br />
aboard the said shipp ''Saint Peter'' before and at the seizure aforesaid. And further<br />
cannot depose.
To the second hee saith, That at the time of the said shipps Ladeing with wyne<br />
andd shipps Ladeing with wyne<br />
and +
|
