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|Transcription=salt this deponent( though he were not present at the unladeing thereof | |Transcription=salt this deponent( though he were not present at the unladeing thereof | ||
| − | by reason hee went noe further in her then to the English | + | by reason hee went noe further in her then to the English ffleete |
at Elsenore) knoweth that the same could not choose but be much | at Elsenore) knoweth that the same could not choose but be much | ||
| − | damnified thereby, by reason that he knoweth that | + | damnified thereby, by reason that he knoweth that heer Company |
and hee this deponent (though but a passenger) in her were forced after | and hee this deponent (though but a passenger) in her were forced after | ||
| − | such her setting upon her Anchor and upon the ground | + | such her setting upon her Anchor and upon the ground to keepe |
her with continuall pumping to preserve her from sinking | her with continuall pumping to preserve her from sinking | ||
during all the tyme, and this deponent remayned aboard her after | during all the tyme, and this deponent remayned aboard her after | ||
| − | the sayd | + | the sayd iniuries soe done unto her and for the same reason knoweth |
she was alsoe much damnified in her hull thereby, all which hee | she was alsoe much damnified in her hull thereby, all which hee | ||
saith might have bin prevented in case the sayd shipps ladeing had not | saith might have bin prevented in case the sayd shipps ladeing had not | ||
| − | + | bin by sayd Wigarts and drewes and their Confederates removed from the | |
place where shee first lay neere Embden shee being then of this deponents | place where shee first lay neere Embden shee being then of this deponents | ||
sight and knowledge a strong and a tight shipp And as to the value of | sight and knowledge a strong and a tight shipp And as to the value of | ||
| − | the dammage hee saith by reason hee left | + | the dammage hee saith by reason hee left the sayd shipp before the delivery |
| − | of her sayd salt, hee cannot testify or depose thereto but | + | of her sayd salt, hee cannot testify or depose thereto but beleeveth it did amount to a |
| − | considerable value And further | + | considerable value And further to these articles hee cannot depose. |
| − | To the 6th article article hee saith hee did observe that the sayd shipp the Redd | + | |
| − | Rose(after the injurie received in manner aforesayd was dead | + | To the 6th article article hee saith hee did observe that the sayd shipp the ''Redd'' |
| − | freighted to othe | + | ''Rose'' (after the injurie received in manner aforesayd was dead |
| − | this article hee cannot depose not knowing what | + | freighted to othe quantitie of thirty tonnes or better, And further to |
| + | this article hee cannot depose not knowing what further goods or ladeing | ||
the sayd Edmund Lemmon the master of her was offered or might | the sayd Edmund Lemmon the master of her was offered or might | ||
have had if she had not been made leakie by means aforesayd/ | have had if she had not been made leakie by means aforesayd/ | ||
To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee being then on board | To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee being then on board | ||
| − | the sayd shipp Redd Rose, well knoweth that after such tyme as the sayd | + | the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'', well knoweth that after such tyme as the sayd |
shipp and her ladeing aforesayd were taken and carried away in manner | shipp and her ladeing aforesayd were taken and carried away in manner | ||
aforesayd while the arlate Edmond Lemmon and five of his Company | aforesayd while the arlate Edmond Lemmon and five of his Company | ||
were on Shoare at Embden, the sayd Lemmon and his Company who were | were on Shoare at Embden, the sayd Lemmon and his Company who were | ||
| − | soe on Shoare, came after the sayd shipp to delphes | + | soe on Shoare, came after the sayd shipp to delphes Island, and would |
| − | there have come on board her, but were hindered from soe doeing by Wigarts and | + | there have come on board her, but were hindered from soe doeing by |
| + | the souldiers and mariners of the sayd Wigarts and drewes who were in | ||
possession of her, and threated to shoote the sayd Lemmon and his | possession of her, and threated to shoote the sayd Lemmon and his | ||
Company if hee offered to come on board and saith that the sayd mariners | Company if hee offered to come on board and saith that the sayd mariners | ||
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the space of two days or somewhat lesse whereby the sayd Lemmon | the space of two days or somewhat lesse whereby the sayd Lemmon | ||
and Company were hindered about five dayes tyme in getting their shipp | and Company were hindered about five dayes tyme in getting their shipp | ||
| − | to her place of ladeing where she was | + | to her place of ladeing where she was seized And further to this article hee cannot depose for that hee was not |
| − | on shoare to heare what | + | on shoare to heare what passed betwixt the sayd lemmon and the sayd |
| − | Wygarts and drewes before a | + | Wygarts and drewes before a Notary./ |
| − | To the 8th and the | + | |
| + | To the 8th and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith he cannot depose | ||
knowing nothing thereof/ | knowing nothing thereof/ | ||
| − | To the 9th hee saith that during the tyme the sayd shipp Redd Rose did | + | |
| + | To the 9th hee saith that during the tyme the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' did | ||
remayne under siezure of the sayd Wigarts and drewes and their souldiers and | remayne under siezure of the sayd Wigarts and drewes and their souldiers and | ||
| − | mariners, | + | mariners, one of the masters of the sayd shipp came to the shipps side |
| − | with intente to fetch his cloathes and desyre leave of the | + | with intente to fetch his cloathes and desyre leave of the souldiers and mariners |
aforesayd to come on board and fetche them which they refused to suffer him to | aforesayd to come on board and fetche them which they refused to suffer him to | ||
doe, and sett their musketts to his breast, and threatned to shoote him and then | doe, and sett their musketts to his breast, and threatned to shoote him and then | ||
| + | a [BOTTOM RH MARGIN] | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 11:06, August 3, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/73 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 424 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut trancription started and completed on 27/07/14 by Karen Gunnell, edited by J Wilcox 3/8/2014 | |
| First transcriber | |
| Karen Gunnell | |
| First transcribed | |
| 14/07/27 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 04/06/14, by CSG | |
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salt this deponent( though he were not present at the unladeing thereof
by reason hee went noe further in her then to the English ffleete
at Elsenore) knoweth that the same could not choose but be much
damnified thereby, by reason that he knoweth that heer Company
and hee this deponent (though but a passenger) in her were forced after
such her setting upon her Anchor and upon the ground to keepe
her with continuall pumping to preserve her from sinking
during all the tyme, and this deponent remayned aboard her after
the sayd iniuries soe done unto her and for the same reason knoweth
she was alsoe much damnified in her hull thereby, all which hee
saith might have bin prevented in case the sayd shipps ladeing had not
bin by sayd Wigarts and drewes and their Confederates removed from the
place where shee first lay neere Embden shee being then of this deponents
sight and knowledge a strong and a tight shipp And as to the value of
the dammage hee saith by reason hee left the sayd shipp before the delivery
of her sayd salt, hee cannot testify or depose thereto but beleeveth it did amount to a
considerable value And further to these articles hee cannot depose.
To the 6th article article hee saith hee did observe that the sayd shipp the Redd
Rose (after the injurie received in manner aforesayd was dead
freighted to othe quantitie of thirty tonnes or better, And further to
this article hee cannot depose not knowing what further goods or ladeing
the sayd Edmund Lemmon the master of her was offered or might
have had if she had not been made leakie by means aforesayd/
To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee being then on board
the sayd shipp Redd Rose, well knoweth that after such tyme as the sayd
shipp and her ladeing aforesayd were taken and carried away in manner
aforesayd while the arlate Edmond Lemmon and five of his Company
were on Shoare at Embden, the sayd Lemmon and his Company who were
soe on Shoare, came after the sayd shipp to delphes Island, and would
there have come on board her, but were hindered from soe doeing by
the souldiers and mariners of the sayd Wigarts and drewes who were in
possession of her, and threated to shoote the sayd Lemmon and his
Company if hee offered to come on board and saith that the sayd mariners
and souldiers soe in possession would not deliver the sayd shipp and ladeing
back to the sayd Lemmon and his Company but kept it in their possession for
the space of two days or somewhat lesse whereby the sayd Lemmon
and Company were hindered about five dayes tyme in getting their shipp
to her place of ladeing where she was seized And further to this article hee cannot depose for that hee was not
on shoare to heare what passed betwixt the sayd lemmon and the sayd
Wygarts and drewes before a Notary./
To the 8th and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith he cannot depose
knowing nothing thereof/
To the 9th hee saith that during the tyme the sayd shipp Redd Rose did
remayne under siezure of the sayd Wigarts and drewes and their souldiers and
mariners, one of the masters of the sayd shipp came to the shipps side
with intente to fetch his cloathes and desyre leave of the souldiers and mariners
aforesayd to come on board and fetche them which they refused to suffer him to
doe, and sett their musketts to his breast, and threatned to shoote him and then
a [BOTTOM RH MARGIN]
