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HCA 13/71 f.631v Annotate
First transcribed 24 February 2013  +
First transcriber Alex Jackson  +
Folio 631  +
Parent volume HCA 13/71  +
Side Verso  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 24/02/2013  +
Transcription To the 12th hee saith, That hee this deponTo the 12th hee saith, That hee this deponent verily beleeveth, That the<br /> said John Jeffereys, Thomas Colclough and Companie by meanes of the<br /> losse of the said shipp the ''Rappahannacke'' her Tackle ffurniture<br /> Negroes and lading have suffered losse and dammage, over and above the<br /> principall, the summe of eight hundred pounds at the least, which incase<br /> the said seizure had not beene, they might have clearely benefitted by the supply<br /> of the proceed of the said Negroes and goods, and by the employm:ent of =<br /> their said shipp in the transportation of such goods and merchandises<br /> as they had in Virginia ready to be transported in the said shipp for<br /> England, and which still does remaine thence to the great dammage and<br /> prejudice of the said goods and Own:ers Hee further saith, That the<br /> wages due to him this deponent and 23. other Officers and Mariners of the<br /> said shipp in the voiage aforesaid did and doe really amount to the<br /> somme of nyne hundred pounds Lawfull moneyes of England according<br /> to the agreement made between the said Owners and this deponent for the<br /> said voiage. Hee further saidth, That hee this deponent had at the time<br /> of the sezure aforesaid aboard the said shipp for and upon the private<br /> adventure of himselfe and Companies their Cloathes and necessaries therein comprised to the valew of three hundred<br /> pounds lawfull money of England or thereabouts, And saith that<br /> one Mr Edward Mort[?imer] and Companie English Merchants and<br /> Subjects of this Commonwealth had at the time aforesaid on board the<br /> said shipp for their owne benefitt and accompt to the valew of one<br /> Thousand pounds of like lawfull money of England, consisting in<br /> Seaventeene pounds weight of Guinney Gould, and other goods and<br /> Merchandises carried out of England to be bartered for commodities<br /> of that Countrey for their Accompt All the premisses hee well knoweth being as aforesaid<br /> Master of the said the ''Rappanhannack'' at the time aforesaid, and<br /> having under his Care and conduct the shipp and goods aforesaid, and<br /> being participant in the losse susteyned by meanes of the said seizure<br /> And further hee cannot depose. To the thirteenth and last hee saith, hee cannot positively nor knowingly<br /> depose anything to the Contents of this article more or otherwise<br /> then hee hath formerly deposed, to which hee referreth himselfe Repeated before Doctor Godolphin: Thomas Clarke [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE] **************************** The 8th day of March 1656: '''Rp. 2.us''' Examined upon the said Allegation:. '''Thomas Brome''' of Wapping in the parish of<br /> Stepney and County of Middlesex Mariner late<br /> Masters mate of the said shipp the ''Rappahannacke''<br /> aged 30 yeares or thereabouts a Wittnesse sworne before<br /> the judges of the high Court of Admiraltie of<br /> England saith as followeth- To the first Article of the said Allegation hee saith, That hee this deponent well<br /> knoweth the interrogated shipp the ''Rappahannack'' arlate, and hathhipp the ''Rappahannack'' arlate, and hath  +
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