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| − | + | That the shipp the ''Vine'' of London (James Barker Master) about the | |
| − | + | latter end of December 1654 sett sayle from Gravesend bound on a | |
| − | + | voyage to the East Indies and this deponent went a Midshipp man in her, | |
| − | + | and John May went Masters Mate and Pylott of her the sayd voyage | |
| − | + | outward bound, but the sayd May left her at her arrivall at Meslipatam | |
| − | + | in the East Indies, there having bin frequent fallings out and differences | |
| − | + | in the sayd shipps outward voyage betwixt the said Master and the sayd | |
| − | + | May: And saith that there was in the moneth of June ˹1655˺ a great difference | |
| − | + | and dissention betwixt the sayd Master and the sayd May touching a Compasse | |
| − | + | hee this deponent (as this deponent hath heard by others of the sayd shipps | |
| − | + | Company) but this deponent being a sleepe in his Cabbin when the sayd | |
| − | + | differense about the sayd Compasse happened, hee this deponent cannot | |
| − | + | speake anything of his knowledge touching the same, but saith that | |
| − | + | about three or fower dayes after the same happened, the sayd May came | |
| − | + | to this deponent and told him ˹this or the like in effect˺ that by reason of difference betwixt the | |
| − | + | said Master and him hee did beleeve the sayd Master would proceede | |
| − | + | to bring him to the Capsterne and punish him ˹and˺ asked this deponent whether | |
| − | + | hee (if the Master should soe proceede) would assiste him the sayd May | |
| − | + | to free him from punishment and told him that Swinburne the Boatswaine | |
| − | + | and diverse others ˹of the sayd shipps Company˺ had promised to stand by him the sayd May and assiste him | |
| − | + | that none should meddle with him but the sayd Master, And hee | |
| − | + | further sayeth that ˹a goode XXXX some dayes˺ after the sayd May had soe desired this deponents | |
| − | + | assistance as is before declared, the sayd May being standing by the | |
| − | + | Bitts of the sayd shipp accompanied with this deponent and this | |
| − | + | precontest Daniell harman and the sayd Swinburne the Boateswaine, | |
| − | + | the sayd May entered into discourse concerning wages, and sayd | |
| − | + | the sayd Master had denyed him his wages, and sayd that if they | |
| − | + | this deponent and the sayd harman and Swinburne would bee | |
| − | + | ruled by him | |
| − | + | hee knew there was money sufficient ˹and more˺ in the Stearne sheates to pay | |
| − | + | them their him and them their wages and that when the sayd shipp should | |
| − | + | arrive at Meslapatam they would pay them selves their due out of | |
| − | + | it and goe ashoare XXXXXXXX the sayd shipp whereto the sayd Boatswaine | |
| − | + | replyed that it was better to lett it rest and doe nothing therein XXX till | |
| − | + | they came at Meslepotam whether the shipp was to goe, and then hee the sayd | |
| − | + | Boatswaine could pick a boates crue to carrie the Marchants and Master | |
| − | + | on shoare, and then they might and would pay them selves out of that | |
| − | + | money and soe goe on shoare and leave the sayd shipp or words to that effect, | |
| − | + | whereto the sayd Daniell harman speaking to the sayd May ˹in behalfe of himselfe and this deponent˺ sayd hee | |
for | for | ||
Revision as of 17:30, May 1, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 310 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription completed on 06/11/12 by Janet Few; edited on 25/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Janet Few | |
| First transcribed | |
| 12/11/06 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 07/04/14, by CSG | |
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The same day
Robert Harwell of Ratcliff in the parish of Stepney
and County of Middlesex Mariner one of the Company and a
Midshippman of the Shipp the Vine aged twenty five yeares
or thereabouts a wittnes sworne and examined saith and
deposeth
That the shipp the Vine of London (James Barker Master) about the
latter end of December 1654 sett sayle from Gravesend bound on a
voyage to the East Indies and this deponent went a Midshipp man in her,
and John May went Masters Mate and Pylott of her the sayd voyage
outward bound, but the sayd May left her at her arrivall at Meslipatam
in the East Indies, there having bin frequent fallings out and differences
in the sayd shipps outward voyage betwixt the said Master and the sayd
May: And saith that there was in the moneth of June ˹1655˺ a great difference
and dissention betwixt the sayd Master and the sayd May touching a Compasse
hee this deponent (as this deponent hath heard by others of the sayd shipps
Company) but this deponent being a sleepe in his Cabbin when the sayd
differense about the sayd Compasse happened, hee this deponent cannot
speake anything of his knowledge touching the same, but saith that
about three or fower dayes after the same happened, the sayd May came
to this deponent and told him ˹this or the like in effect˺ that by reason of difference betwixt the
said Master and him hee did beleeve the sayd Master would proceede
to bring him to the Capsterne and punish him ˹and˺ asked this deponent whether
hee (if the Master should soe proceede) would assiste him the sayd May
to free him from punishment and told him that Swinburne the Boatswaine
and diverse others ˹of the sayd shipps Company˺ had promised to stand by him the sayd May and assiste him
that none should meddle with him but the sayd Master, And hee
further sayeth that ˹a goode XXXX some dayes˺ after the sayd May had soe desired this deponents
assistance as is before declared, the sayd May being standing by the
Bitts of the sayd shipp accompanied with this deponent and this
precontest Daniell harman and the sayd Swinburne the Boateswaine,
the sayd May entered into discourse concerning wages, and sayd
the sayd Master had denyed him his wages, and sayd that if they
this deponent and the sayd harman and Swinburne would bee
ruled by him
hee knew there was money sufficient ˹and more˺ in the Stearne sheates to pay
them their him and them their wages and that when the sayd shipp should
arrive at Meslapatam they would pay them selves their due out of
it and goe ashoare XXXXXXXX the sayd shipp whereto the sayd Boatswaine
replyed that it was better to lett it rest and doe nothing therein XXX till
they came at Meslepotam whether the shipp was to goe, and then hee the sayd
Boatswaine could pick a boates crue to carrie the Marchants and Master
on shoare, and then they might and would pay them selves out of that
money and soe goe on shoare and leave the sayd shipp or words to that effect,
whereto the sayd Daniell harman speaking to the sayd May ˹in behalfe of himselfe and this deponent˺ sayd hee
for
