Difference between revisions of "HCA 13/71 f.639v Annotate"

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1. To the 8th article of the sayd allogation hee saith that the hundred and
2. sixty Negroes seized in manner aforesayd aboard the Sara would then
3. yeilded either at Virginia or the Barbadoes in the yeare 1656 if they
4. had bin transported thither at the least thirty pounds sterling per
5. head for every Negro either in money or goods of these Countries
6. And this deponent after hee was released of his imprisment
7. went in the sayd yeare 1656 to the Barbadoes, and there saw Negroes the
8. yeare there sold at the rate above specified, And hee this deponent
9. verily beleeveth that the Negroes surprized on board the Rapahannack
10. weould at these places alsoe have yeilded the rates aforesayd, And
11. further hee cannot to this article depose.

12. To the 9th hee saith hee knoweth there was on board the Sara at
13. her seizure (besides the Negroes aforesayd) for Accompt of the sayd
14. LLewellin a very considerable quantitie of Elephants teeth worth
15. in this deponents judgement eight hundred pounds sterling or thereto
16. and that there were also aboard her at the same tyme Cloathes Sea
17. Instruments and other goods belonging to the Master and Company of
18. the Sarah worth at their seizure in this deponents judgement a thousand
19. pounds sterling at least, And saith the sayd shipps outward Cargo ˹belonging to the sayd LLewellin and˺
20. remayning aboard her undisposed of at the tyme of her seizure
21. was alsoe in this deponents judgement then well worth three or
22. fower hundred pounds sterling all which hee knoweth was seized
23. by the sayd Scrol and his Companys of the Mary and Unicorne, and
24. the sayd LLewellin and other the Owners thereof utterly deprived of
25. the same And further to this article hee cannot depose.

26. To the 10th hee saith the shipp Sara and her tackle gunnes apparell
27. and furniture at the tumes of her seizure were in this deponents judgement
28. well worth seaven hunfred pounds sterling, and her freight for the
29. voyage in question would in this deponents judgment have amounted
30. to at least seaven hundred pounds more of like moment, And the wages
31. of her Compan for the sayd voyage would in this deponents judgement
32. have amounted to seaven hundred pounds more of the like money, And
33. as touching the value of the Rapahannack hee beleeveth at her
34. seizure shee and her rigging gunnes apparell and furniture were
35. worth about a thousand pounds like money, and as to her ladeing hee
36. cannot depose the value thereof And further cannot depose

37. To the 11th hee saith hee well knoweth being Masters Mate of the Sarah as
38. aforesayd that the sayd Scroll having seized the Sarah the Rapannack
39. and two other English shipps, tooke away all their provisions of victualls
40. XXXX ˹and gave them in shXX there of XXXX˺ two butts of beanes about a hundred of stock fish and two smale
41. ferkins of beafe and about three ˹hundred weight˺ of rotten mouldie bread, and then
42. put all the companyes of the fower shipps aboard the Sarah with that
43. smale quantitie of provision ˹which was all very badd˺ and some smale quanititie of badd tackle
44. (they haveing taken away all that was good and all their gunnes) and soe
45. turned all the sayd fower Companyes in the saud shipp Sarah (soe ill
46. provided) to shift for them selves, by meanes whereof to avoid perishing
47. they were constrayned to exchange the sayd shipp at the Islands of St XXX ˹Thomas˺ for
48. a smaler shipp with better tackel, and some victualls to carry them to the
Barbadoes

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