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| − | |Transcription=of the said shipps Company were detayned in XXX GUTTER | + | |Transcription=of the said shipps Company were detayned in [XXX GUTTER] |
imprisonment three months, some 4 months, some | imprisonment three months, some 4 months, some | ||
five months and some more, And that the | five months and some more, And that the | ||
| − | + | wages of the Master of the said shipp and his servants | |
| − | did amount unto the summe of | + | did amount unto the summe of 54 ''li'' during the time |
of their imprisonment And further he cannot depose | of their imprisonment And further he cannot depose | ||
| − | To the | + | To the sixth Interrogatory he deposeth that the said shipps |
Master and Company being imprisoned and having no | Master and Company being imprisoned and having no | ||
releife or allowance from the king of Portugall the | releife or allowance from the king of Portugall the | ||
said Master was at great charges in the releife of | said Master was at great charges in the releife of | ||
| − | + | himselfe and Mariners for preservation of their lives | |
And further he cannot depose./ | And further he cannot depose./ | ||
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her the time of her said seizure divers goods, as | her the time of her said seizure divers goods, as | ||
seeds, papers, looking=glasses, steele and other wares | seeds, papers, looking=glasses, steele and other wares | ||
| − | which he shipped at Venise, which were worth | + | which he shipped at Venise, which were worth 80 ''li'' |
at least and that the same were all taken away | at least and that the same were all taken away | ||
from him the said Chappell at the said time of the | from him the said Chappell at the said time of the | ||
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and the six months wages of 29 Mariners of the | and the six months wages of 29 Mariners of the | ||
said 35 Mariners which belonged unto the said shipp | said 35 Mariners which belonged unto the said shipp | ||
| − | did and doth amount unto | + | did and doth amount unto 697 ''l i'' at least And |
further he cannot depose. | further he cannot depose. | ||
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To the first and second Interrogatoryes he deposeth and | To the first and second Interrogatoryes he deposeth and | ||
saith that he this deponent was Quarter Master of | saith that he this deponent was Quarter Master of | ||
| − | the shipp the ''Peter and Jane'' at the time and | + | the shipp the ''Peter and Jane'' at the time and in the voyage |
interrate, and that therby he well knew the said | interrate, and that therby he well knew the said | ||
shipp and that the interrate humfrey holcombe Peter | shipp and that the interrate humfrey holcombe Peter | ||
Revision as of 14:52, July 28, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
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| Folio | 656 |
| Side | Verso |
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| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 17/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 11/04/14 and edited on 28/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/03/17 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 11/04/14, by CSG | |
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of the said shipps Company were detayned in [XXX GUTTER]
imprisonment three months, some 4 months, some
five months and some more, And that the
wages of the Master of the said shipp and his servants
did amount unto the summe of 54 li during the time
of their imprisonment And further he cannot depose
To the sixth Interrogatory he deposeth that the said shipps
Master and Company being imprisoned and having no
releife or allowance from the king of Portugall the
said Master was at great charges in the releife of
himselfe and Mariners for preservation of their lives
And further he cannot depose./
To the seaventh Interrogatory he deposeth that the interrate
George Chappell the Master of the said shipp had aboard
her the time of her said seizure divers goods, as
seeds, papers, looking=glasses, steele and other wares
which he shipped at Venise, which were worth 80 li
at least and that the same were all taken away
from him the said Chappell at the said time of the
said shipps seizure, and that thereof he was utterly
deprived And further he cannot depose.
To the 8th Interrogatory he deposeth that the goods which
were taken away from the Master of the said shipps Company
and the six months wages of 29 Mariners of the
said 35 Mariners which belonged unto the said shipp
did and doth amount unto 697 l i at least And
further he cannot depose.
Stephen Atkinson [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
************************************
The same day [CENTRE HEADING]
2
John Seaward of Redrith in the County
of Surry Mariner where he hath lived about
13. yeares past, aged about 25 yeares, a wittnes
produced, sworne and examined, deposeth as followeth
To the first and second Interrogatoryes he deposeth and
saith that he this deponent was Quarter Master of
the shipp the Peter and Jane at the time and in the voyage
interrate, and that therby he well knew the said
shipp and that the interrate humfrey holcombe Peter
Middleton, Edward and John Bushell and Company were
and are the true and Lawfull Owners and Proprietors
of the said shipp and her tackle, apparrell and furniture
and that the said George Chappell interrate was Master
or Commander of her And he deposeth that he well
knoweth being Quarter Master of the said shipp that shee
was seized upon on the 2d day of June 1650 by order
of the king of Portugall she then being at Lisbone, and
that the interrate George Chappell and all the said
shipps Company were turned out of her and imprisoned
and that the said shipp was imployed in the said king of
Portugalls service against the fleet of this Commonwealth
for
