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To the Crosse Interogatories:- [CENTRE HEA … To the Crosse Interogatories:- [CENTRE HEADING]
[GUTTER '''<u>?dt.] Rowe</u>'''
To the first negatively to every part thereof:-/
To the second hee saith hee hath knowne the said shipp the ''Golden''<br />
''falcon'' ever since her Originall building as aforesaid, And saith shee<br />
was built at Serdam upon the proper charges and for the sole Accompt of the<br />
said daniel Thyson the Claymer and by his order and direction as is<br />
predeposed. And further referreth himself to his precedent deposition./.
To the third hee saith, the said daniel Thysson paid to this rendent<br />
163. pounds flemish for the said shipps first sute of sailes, but hat<br />
this rendent was not present at the payment of any moneys for the said shipps<br />
hull or other tackle and apparrell, saying hee this rendent hath observed<br />
in the said producents bookes of accompts that the said shipp did cost<br />
the said producent two thousand and two hundred pounds flemish, or<br />
thereabouts being in English money about thirteene hundred pounds<br />
sterling. And further otherwise then negatively cannot depose;-/
To the fourth hee answereth, That the said shipp upon her last outwards<br />
vpiage was fitted and furnished to sea by this rendent at the charges and<br />
by the order of the said daniel Thyson his this rendents brother. And<br />
otherwise negatively/:-
To the fifth hee saith, the interrate Anthony Cornelison was and<br />
continued Master of the said shipp ever since her first originall<br />
building till the time of her seizure in the Voiage in question, and was<br />
constituted Master of her by the said producent, Amd otherwise<br />
cannot depose:-/
To the 6th hee saith the said shipp begann her last outwards voiage<br />
from Middleburgh in Zeeland in Aprill <u>1652</u> bound for Bayon<br />
from whence shee proceeded to mallega in Spaine, and in her<br />
returne thence bound for Zeeland was seized as aforesaid And<br />
otherwise saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot depose:-/
To the 7th hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing deposition saving hee was<br />
not present at the buying of the goods in Controversie, but saith That<br />
the said goods were laden aboard the said shipp by the said factors as<br />
aforesaid as being the [?provenue] of corne and deales and<br />
spiceries formerly sent by the said producent and upon his accompt to<br />
the said factors as also for and in consideration of the said shipps freight<br />
acquired in her said Voiage from Bayonne to Mallega, as this rendent<br />
is well assured both by his constant employment as Agent to and<br />
for the said producent, as by the correspondence which hee hath<br />
with, and the letters of advice and Invoyce or aaccompt of the said<br />
goods which hee received from the said factors and thereby is fully<br />
confirmed in the trueth of the proprietie by him predeposed. And<br />
further cannot depose:-/
To the 8th hee saith, hee cannot depose otherwise then as hee<br />
hath predeposed, saving hee beleeveth the said factors who laded the<br />
said goods to bee Brabanters And otherwise negatively:-/bee Brabanters And otherwise negatively:-/ +
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