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HCA 13/73 f.136v Annotate
First transcribed 30 December 2013  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 136  +
Parent volume HCA 13/73  +
Side Verso  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 30/12/2013  +
Transcription aboard the said shipp, and that this deponaboard the said shipp, and that this deponent being by the said master shipped<br /> in the said shipp and service in the end of June 1656 at Lisbone, well<br /> knoweth that the said Petersson, Uldricks Evarardsson and Lawrencesson were<br /> shipped by the said master at Lisbone shortly after such shipping of this deponent<br /> namely the said Lawrencesson and Ulricks on or about the first day of July 1656<br /> Petersson on or about the fourth of August next following, and Reynard Eversson<br /> on or about the 8th of the same moneth of August 1656, all to foe [?saile GUTTER]<br /> and serve in the said shipp in the qualities schedulated for Roane the port of<br /> her discharge, but for Jacob hendricksson hee saith hee was shipped before<br /> this deponent and the said other five persons, and came to Lisbone in her,<br /> And saith that the said shipp in her course from Lisbone for Roane comming<br /> on the coast of England and having the winde badd and weather fowle<br /> and want of victualls put into the Ile of Wight, where the said master<br /> loitering and not [XXXXing] time for preservation of his voyage, the said<br /> shipp was arrested, and brought to Portsmouth, where this deponent was<br /> by the said master dischardged out of her and his wages paid him till that<br /> time being in or about May 1657 and that hee left the said five persons schedulated aboard the said<br /> shipp in the said service of her. And further that hee hath<br /> heard (while hee was aboard) both the said master and the said five persons<br /> severally say oftentimes that they were hired for the wages following<br /> videlicet the said Jacob hendricksson at fifteene gilders per moneth, Peter<br /> Ulrickson at foure and twenty gilders per moneth, Jan Peterson at<br /> 34 gilders per moneth Rinard Eawarson at fifteene gilders per<br /> moneth and Peter Lawrenceson at 24 gilders per moneth. And this deponent hath seene tickets that were given to every of<br /> them (which hee now hath with him and leaveth for the further information of<br /> this Court and knoweth to be the hand writing of the said master) where[?in] the<br /> said persons are mentioned to be hired at the said respective rates, And lastly that this<br /> deponent being soe dischardged and being to and againe betwixt POrtsmouth<br /> and the Ile of Wight to seake for imployment two monethes space or<br /> more after such his discharge, saw and tooke notice that the said five persons<br /> still continued in the service of the said shipp untill they were turned out<br /> or dischardged by mr Lil[?a] the [?notary] (the master being in prison) this deponent<br /> being then present and (sic) Portsmouth when they were soe turned out<br /> which was on or about the eighth of July 1657, And being soe turned<br /> out, the said John Peterson and Peter Lawrenceson went along to sea in the shipp<br /> called the ''Hope'' of Hamborow, Claes Mayer master, wherein this deponent<br /> also went, and this deponent well knoweth that when hee was soe<br /> dischardged the said five persons had not any of them received their wages<br /> nor was the master (falling presently into trouble and shortly into prison) able to pay them, and<br /> when they were soe turned out hee heard them all complaine that they had<br /> not received any of their wages, untill now and then a shilling or six pence<br /> to drincke. And further hee cannot depose. To the Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING] To the first hee saith hee cometh required by mr Lil[?e] to speake the truth<br /> in this busines, wherein hee is noe wayes concerned as hee saith, nor is ought<br /> unpaid unto him, nor is to receive ought, nor liable to pay any of the wages<br /> in question. And saith that this deponent hath received about six and<br /> thirtie pounds sterling for his said wages, which was all truely dun unto<br /> him for his wages. To the second hee saith hee was present at Lisbone at the said hiring of the<br /> said Peterson the carpenter and Peter Ulrickson the Cooke of the said shipp<br /> and knoweth that the said master agreed with and shipped them at the foresaid<br /> wagesped them at the foresaid<br /> wages  +
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