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|Transcription=and saith further hee the said Captaine hannam in this deponents hearing [?ask GUTTER]
 +
the said van lymen for his papers, upon which demand the said van lymen answered [?and GUTTER]
 +
said, I know not, they say they are throwne overboard , I have papers [GUTTER]
 +
to make good my shipp, and I care for none other, and further deposeth not [GUTTER]
 +
 
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To the third hee saith that there came not to this deponent (who saith [GUTTER]
 +
said shipp) any papers, but what were really delivered to Admirall Stokes
 +
which to the best of his remembrance were only the masters account of his [GUTTER]
 +
off the stocke Charter party in Dutch: with all her materialls a Concession or license  from [GUTTER]
 +
holland for his sailling with [?her from] Corosa or sum other dutch plantation [GUTTER]
 +
accompt of the goods in the said shipp written in Spanish,  which this deponent
 +
did not understand and therefore could not peruse, sum dutch bills of
 +
lading signed by John van lymen for goods laded at Santa domingo to [GUTTER]
 +
at Amsterdam, and sum journalls, blank bills of lading and other [GUTTER]
 +
of small xxxxxx which were locked up in a sxxxxx , and delivered to
 +
Admirall Stokes by this deponent, and by the said Admirall they were
 +
as this deponent verily believeth [?were] delivered to the said [Johan Moller GUTTER]
 +
and further deposeth not.
 +
 
 +
To the fourth fifth and sixth articles hee saith that such moneys as were by this deponent [GUTTER]
 +
paid to the said arlate Andreas Peterson Bower, and John Eering, were [?soe paid GUTTER]
 +
upon bill of exchange drawne upon[? hxx] by this deponent, and saith [GUTTER]
 +
of drawing the said bill was as followeth viz, that having brought  the said
 +
ship ''Mary'' to Tholon  and delivered her and her cargo into the custody of  Admirall
 +
Stokes, to be further disposed of as [?her should soe]  good, the said Bowes and
 +
Eering did voluntarily offer themselves to secure this Commonwealth onboard
 +
the ''ffairfax'', and withall desired to speake with this deponent but this deponent, but [this deponent hee GUTTER]
 +
for foure dayes kept his cabbin through indisposition of body did not admit[GUTTER]
 +
but desired they would  [?ayhlc] themselves  to Admirall Stokes who [?gaveth][GUTTER]
 +
leave to be entertained, and the said Andreas petersun Bower, who [?sailed GUTTER]
 +
as carpenter in the ''Santa Maria'', declared himselfe to be an Englishman [?living GUTTER]
 +
at north yarmouth, and married in Wapping neere London, but had a long time[GUTER]
 +
sailed out of holland, and the said Eering who was Carpenters mate [?in GUTTER]
 +
the said shipp, declared himselfe to be a hamburgher and which they further xxxxxxxx[Gutter]
 +
proffered him service, thinking it not necessary to run the hazard [GUTTER]
 +
their wages in staying an xxxxxx the hollanders , and withall voluntarily [?offered GUTTER]
 +
to the said Admirall Stokes in this deponents hearing, to declare [GUTTER]
 +
of their knowledge concerning their voyage in the ''Santa Maria'', which they [GUTTER]
 +
accordingly there, and proffered themselves to  doe the [?same with the Admirallty GUTTER]
 +
Court of England, whereupon the said Admirall finding the xxxxx[GUTTER]
 +
of the ''Bristol ffrigot'' (Captaine ffarm Commander) coming from England
 +
thought fit to send them home in the said frigot and [GUTTER]
 +
deponent to pay them their wages out of [?seized] Peru dollars which [?belong GUTTER]
 +
to the said John van lymen, and at that [?time] remained in this deponents hand, and
 +
[?dehonum] accordingly afford then their wages out of the said dollars, [GUTTER]
 +
they fearing would not passe [?wram] in England, desired this deponent [?to GUTTER]
 +
keep the said dollers, and give them a bill of exchange for the value [GUTTER]
 +
in English money to be paid them when they should arrive in England, and [GUTTER]
 +
thereupon this deponent drew a bill of exchange upon his [?sin wilfe] from[GUTTER]
 +
payment was to the said Bower the summe of fourtie pounds sterling [GUTTER]
 +
and to the said Eering thirty pounds twelve shillings [GUTTER]
 +
being the summes  [xxxxxxx] to [xxxxxx] to them for their said wages, and
 +
the
  
 
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Revision as of 13:22, August 3, 2014

Volume HCA 13/73
Folio 442
Side Verso
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Status
First cut by Roger Towner
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
Roger Towner 3/8/14
First transcribed
unknown
Editorial history
Created 07/06/14, by CSG

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and saith further hee the said Captaine hannam in this deponents hearing [?ask GUTTER]
the said van lymen for his papers, upon which demand the said van lymen answered [?and GUTTER]
said, I know not, they say they are throwne overboard , I have papers [GUTTER]
to make good my shipp, and I care for none other, and further deposeth not [GUTTER]

To the third hee saith that there came not to this deponent (who saith [GUTTER]
said shipp) any papers, but what were really delivered to Admirall Stokes
which to the best of his remembrance were only the masters account of his [GUTTER]
off the stocke Charter party in Dutch: with all her materialls a Concession or license from [GUTTER]
holland for his sailling with [?her from] Corosa or sum other dutch plantation [GUTTER]
accompt of the goods in the said shipp written in Spanish, which this deponent
did not understand and therefore could not peruse, sum dutch bills of
lading signed by John van lymen for goods laded at Santa domingo to [GUTTER]
at Amsterdam, and sum journalls, blank bills of lading and other [GUTTER]
of small xxxxxx which were locked up in a sxxxxx , and delivered to
Admirall Stokes by this deponent, and by the said Admirall they were
as this deponent verily believeth [?were] delivered to the said [Johan Moller GUTTER]
and further deposeth not.

To the fourth fifth and sixth articles hee saith that such moneys as were by this deponent [GUTTER]
paid to the said arlate Andreas Peterson Bower, and John Eering, were [?soe paid GUTTER]
upon bill of exchange drawne upon[? hxx] by this deponent, and saith [GUTTER]
of drawing the said bill was as followeth viz, that having brought the said
ship Mary to Tholon and delivered her and her cargo into the custody of Admirall
Stokes, to be further disposed of as [?her should soe] good, the said Bowes and
Eering did voluntarily offer themselves to secure this Commonwealth onboard
the ffairfax, and withall desired to speake with this deponent but this deponent, but [this deponent hee GUTTER]
for foure dayes kept his cabbin through indisposition of body did not admit[GUTTER]
but desired they would [?ayhlc] themselves to Admirall Stokes who [?gaveth][GUTTER]
leave to be entertained, and the said Andreas petersun Bower, who [?sailed GUTTER]
as carpenter in the Santa Maria, declared himselfe to be an Englishman [?living GUTTER]
at north yarmouth, and married in Wapping neere London, but had a long time[GUTER]
sailed out of holland, and the said Eering who was Carpenters mate [?in GUTTER]
the said shipp, declared himselfe to be a hamburgher and which they further xxxxxxxx[Gutter]
proffered him service, thinking it not necessary to run the hazard [GUTTER]
their wages in staying an xxxxxx the hollanders , and withall voluntarily [?offered GUTTER]
to the said Admirall Stokes in this deponents hearing, to declare [GUTTER]
of their knowledge concerning their voyage in the Santa Maria, which they [GUTTER]
accordingly there, and proffered themselves to doe the [?same with the Admirallty GUTTER]
Court of England, whereupon the said Admirall finding the xxxxx[GUTTER]
of the Bristol ffrigot (Captaine ffarm Commander) coming from England
thought fit to send them home in the said frigot and [GUTTER]
deponent to pay them their wages out of [?seized] Peru dollars which [?belong GUTTER]
to the said John van lymen, and at that [?time] remained in this deponents hand, and
[?dehonum] accordingly afford then their wages out of the said dollars, [GUTTER]
they fearing would not passe [?wram] in England, desired this deponent [?to GUTTER]
keep the said dollers, and give them a bill of exchange for the value [GUTTER]
in English money to be paid them when they should arrive in England, and [GUTTER]
thereupon this deponent drew a bill of exchange upon his [?sin wilfe] from[GUTTER]
payment was to the said Bower the summe of fourtie pounds sterling [GUTTER]
and to the said Eering thirty pounds twelve shillings [GUTTER]
being the summes [xxxxxxx] to [xxxxxx] to them for their said wages, and
the

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