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the same moneth sent the arlate daniell Jeggles an Englishman from
 
the same moneth sent the arlate daniell Jeggles an Englishman from
 
London to Amsterdam to take care of her as master of her, and of
 
London to Amsterdam to take care of her as master of her, and of
 
this deponents knowledge ordered the sayd Jeggles to name her the ''Mary''
 
this deponents knowledge ordered the sayd Jeggles to name her the ''Mary''
 
of London, with which order and some English Mariners the sayd Jeggles
 
of London, with which order and some English Mariners the sayd Jeggles
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departed from London for Amstedam to take charge of her, thereby [?to GUTTER]
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departed from London for Amsterdam to take charge of her, thereby [?to]
 
secure her the better from Spanish men of warr, And hee alsoe
 
secure her the better from Spanish men of warr, And hee alsoe
 
knoweth by like letters of Correspondence that the sayd shipp being
 
knoweth by like letters of Correspondence that the sayd shipp being
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called the ''Mary'' of London was by the sayd davidson at the [?charge GUTTER]
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called the ''Mary'' of London was by the sayd davidson at the [?charge]
 
and for the sole Accompt of the sayd Williamson fitted for a voyage to the
 
and for the sole Accompt of the sayd Williamson fitted for a voyage to the
 
Barbados, these things hee knoweth by correspondence as aforesayd
 
Barbados, these things hee knoweth by correspondence as aforesayd
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To the 2 article hee saith that soone after the buying the sayd ship
 
To the 2 article hee saith that soone after the buying the sayd ship
 
the sayd davidson as factor or Agent to the sayd Williamson, for
 
the sayd davidson as factor or Agent to the sayd Williamson, for
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the sayd Williamsons sole Accompte did neere Amsterdam [?lade GUTTER]
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the sayd Williamsons sole Accompte did neere Amsterdam [?lade]
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(as to this deponent by letters of Correspondence thereabout [XXXX GUTTER]
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(as to this deponent by letters of Correspondence thereabout [?XXXX]
 
Seaventy horses, a parcell of Lynnen, brandy wine, hatts, and
 
Seaventy horses, a parcell of Lynnen, brandy wine, hatts, and
 
other Commodities, amounting in the whole (with what hee paid for
 
other Commodities, amounting in the whole (with what hee paid for
 
the sayd shipp when hee soe bought her) to the summe of three
 
the sayd shipp when hee soe bought her) to the summe of three
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thousand pounds sterling, all which the sayd davidson disbursed [?for GUTTER]
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thousand pounds sterling, all which the sayd davidson disbursed [?for]
 
Accompte of the sayd Williamson, and drew bills of Exchange
 
Accompte of the sayd Williamson, and drew bills of Exchange
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for the same upon the sayd Williamson, to be paid heere at London [?which GUTTER]
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for the same upon the sayd Williamson, to be paid heere at London [?which]
 
bills of Exchange this deponent as servant to the sayd Williamson
 
bills of Exchange this deponent as servant to the sayd Williamson
 
and with his money paid to the severall persons in the sayd bills
 
and with his money paid to the severall persons in the sayd bills
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To the 3 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd shipp
 
To the 3 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd shipp
 
being soe bought and fitted for her voyage to the Barbados, and
 
being soe bought and fitted for her voyage to the Barbados, and
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furnished with the foresayd Cargoe of horses and other goods
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furnished with the foresayd Cargoe of horses and other goods, the
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arlate Ninian Williamson for the more evident manifestation
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of his reall propriety in the sayd shipp and cargo and to [?remove]
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all Jealouzie which might arise of the dutch having any interest [?therein]
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did make oath in the high Court of Admiralty of England before
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one of the Judges thereof of his buying and selling out the sayd
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shipp upon his the sayd Williamsons owne Accompt and [?caused]
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the same his affidavit to be exemplified under the seale of the
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sayd Court and sent the same in the sayd shipp to the
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Barbados this hee knoweth for that hee this deponent sawe and
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read the sayd exemplification after it was soe under seale and
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was present when the sayd Williamson heere at London delivered the
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same to the sayd Jeggles to carry with him in the sayd shipp And further
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to this article hee cannot of certayne knowledge depose But hath [?XXXX]
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the
 
|People=<u>Daniel Jeggles</u>
 
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Jeggles was master of the ''Anne'' which sailed from London to Barbados and back
 
Jeggles was master of the ''Anne'' which sailed from London to Barbados and back
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Latest revision as of 16:21, November 25, 2015

Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 515
Side Verso
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 04/11/2013
Languages
Note
IMAGE: IMG_121_11_5359.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2013/11/04
Editorial history
unknown

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and the sayd Williamson having receaved the sayd davidsons letter, [thXXX]
the same moneth sent the arlate daniell Jeggles an Englishman from
London to Amsterdam to take care of her as master of her, and of
this deponents knowledge ordered the sayd Jeggles to name her the Mary
of London, with which order and some English Mariners the sayd Jeggles
departed from London for Amsterdam to take charge of her, thereby [?to]
secure her the better from Spanish men of warr, And hee alsoe
knoweth by like letters of Correspondence that the sayd shipp being
called the Mary of London was by the sayd davidson at the [?charge]
and for the sole Accompt of the sayd Williamson fitted for a voyage to the
Barbados, these things hee knoweth by correspondence as aforesayd
haveing seene the letters and bin constantly imployed by the sayd
Williamson in his merchandizing affayres and receaving and
entering his letters about such his affayres And further he
cannot depose/

To the 2 article hee saith that soone after the buying the sayd ship
the sayd davidson as factor or Agent to the sayd Williamson, for
the sayd Williamsons sole Accompte did neere Amsterdam [?lade]
(as to this deponent by letters of Correspondence thereabout [?XXXX]
Seaventy horses, a parcell of Lynnen, brandy wine, hatts, and
other Commodities, amounting in the whole (with what hee paid for
the sayd shipp when hee soe bought her) to the summe of three
thousand pounds sterling, all which the sayd davidson disbursed [?for]
Accompte of the sayd Williamson, and drew bills of Exchange
for the same upon the sayd Williamson, to be paid heere at London [?which]
bills of Exchange this deponent as servant to the sayd Williamson
and with his money paid to the severall persons in the sayd bills
named And further to this article hee cannot depose/

To the 3 article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd shipp
being soe bought and fitted for her voyage to the Barbados, and
furnished with the foresayd Cargoe of horses and other goods, the
arlate Ninian Williamson for the more evident manifestation
of his reall propriety in the sayd shipp and cargo and to [?remove]
all Jealouzie which might arise of the dutch having any interest [?therein]
did make oath in the high Court of Admiralty of England before
one of the Judges thereof of his buying and selling out the sayd
shipp upon his the sayd Williamsons owne Accompt and [?caused]
the same his affidavit to be exemplified under the seale of the
sayd Court and sent the same in the sayd shipp to the
Barbados this hee knoweth for that hee this deponent sawe and
read the sayd exemplification after it was soe under seale and
was present when the sayd Williamson heere at London delivered the
same to the sayd Jeggles to carry with him in the sayd shipp And further
to this article hee cannot of certayne knowledge depose But hath [?XXXX]
the

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Daniel Jeggles

SEE: HCA 13/71

HCA 13/71 f.497v

"hee hath knowne the said Jeggles about three yeares
who hee saith is an able seaman for ought this deponent knows
to contrary, having hit all his ports well the said voyage save
Port a Port, where there was some error as hee hath predeposed
and saith the said Jeggles hath bin a master of a shipp all the
said time of this deponents knowledge of him."

HCA 13/71 f.568r

Jeggles was master of the Anne which sailed from London to Barbados and back

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