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|Transcription='''Andrew Stone''' of the parish of St Olave in Southwark
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'''Andrew Stone''' of the parish of St Olave in Southwark
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Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden
 
Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden
 
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged Eighty fower yeares
 
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged Eighty fower yeares
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or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne & examined saith & deposeth as followeth vizt./
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or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith and
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deposeth as followeth videlicet./
  
 
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth
 
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth
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of Aprill & May 1659 the arlate Edmund Lemmon and Company all
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of Aprill and May 1659 the arlate Edmund Lemmon and Company all
 
Englishmen were commonly accompted and reputed and
 
Englishmen were commonly accompted and reputed and
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lawfull owners & proprietors of the articulated Shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and
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lawfull Owners & proprietors of the articulated Shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and
 
her tackle Apparell and furniture this hee the better knoweth for that
 
her tackle Apparell and furniture this hee the better knoweth for that
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hee went carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the
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hee went Carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the
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whole voyage in question And further to their acte he deposeth not.
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whole voyage in question And further to this article he deposeth not./
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To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of May 1659 the sayd ship
 
To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of May 1659 the sayd ship
 
the ''Redd Rose'' did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of
 
the ''Redd Rose'' did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of
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Thames articulate not farr from Embden arlate where the sayd Lemmon &
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Eames arlate not farr from Embden arlate where the sayd Lemmon &
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his shipps Company were then taking in & ladeing aboard her a ladeing
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his shipps Company were then taking in and ladeing aboard her a ladeing
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of salt to be there transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the
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of salt to be thence transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the
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East Seas in league & amity with this commonwealth of England which
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East Seas in league & amity with this Commonwealth of England which
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ladeing was taken aboard ther for Accompt (as he hath credibly heard
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ladeing was taken aboard her for Accompt (as he hath Credibly heard
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and beleeveth) of English merchants  subjects of this Commonwealth
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and beleeveth) of English merchants  subiects of this Commonwealth
 
And further to this act hee not depose./
 
And further to this act hee not depose./
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To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Moneth
 
To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Moneth
 
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did abide in a peaceable
 
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did abide in a peaceable
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manner in the sayd River of Thames & nor far from Embden aforesaid
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manner in the sayd River of Eames and not far from Embden aforesaid
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taking in of her ladeing the arlate [?xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx] and John Drewer
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taking in of her ladeing the arlate Wygart Wygarts and John drewes
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subjects (as he hath credibly heard & beleeveth) of the Sates of the United
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subiects (as he hath credibly heard and beleeveth) of the States of the United
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Netherland provinces did whilst the articulate Edmon Lemmon and
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Netherland provinces did whilst the arlate Edmon Lemmon and
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severall afore of his shippes Company were on shoare about the occasion
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severall others of his shippes Company were on shoare about the occasions
 
of his sayd ship the ''red Rose'' to provide beere bread & other provisions
 
of his sayd ship the ''red Rose'' to provide beere bread & other provisions
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and necessaries for the sayd ship and to send more salt & other ladeing
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and necessaries for the sayd ship and to send more salt and other ladeing
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aboarde her, with divers souldiers & mariners come aboard the sayd
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aboard her, with divers souldiers and mariners come aboard the sayd
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ship and in a hostile manner seize the sayd ship & such of their
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shipp and in a hostile manner seize the sayd shipp and such of her
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company as were aboard her & her ladeing of salt then aboard her
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company as were aboard her and her ladeing of salt then aboard her
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and brake open the cupboards boxes chests and truncks in the sayd
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and brake open the Cupboards bages chests and truncks in the sayd
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ship and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other ship papers
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shipp and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other shipp papers
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and evidences & bills of exchange and tooke also bonds & bills for moneys due to some
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and evidences and bills of exchange and tooke also bonds and bills for moneys due to some
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of the company of the said ship and many letters which severall
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of the company of the said shipp and many letters which severall
 
of the shipps Company had brought from England to be carried to the
 
of the shipps Company had brought from England to be carried to the
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English ffleete with'''[?xx] Sounds?''' this hee the better knoweth for that hee
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English ffleete in the Sounds this hee the better knoweth for that hee
 
this deponent (being one of the shipps company which was on shoare
 
this deponent (being one of the shipps company which was on shoare
 
with the sayd Lemmon when the sayd seizure was made) did after
 
with the sayd Lemmon when the sayd seizure was made) did after
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hee & the sayd Lemmon & the part of the shipps company were
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hee and the sayd Lemmon and the rest of the shipps company were
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'''suffered?''' to come aboard the sayd ship soo sayd truncks Chests
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suffered to come aboard the sayd ship soo that the sayd truncks Chests
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boxes Cupboards were broken open and all the papers taken out of there
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boxes and Cupboards were broken open and all the papers taken out of them
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& knoweth that there was a bond for payment of Thirty two pounds sterling to this
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and knoweth that there was a bond for payment of Thirty two pounds sterling to this
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deponent & and an other for payment of five pounds & another for payment
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deponent and an other for payment of five pounds and another for payment
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of sixe pounds to this deponent and …….. which this deponent
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of sixe pounds to this deponent and twenty letters which this deponent
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brought from England to Carrie to the English ffleete in the '''sounds?''' taken out
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brought from England to Carrie to the English ffleete in the Sounds taken out
  
 
}}
 
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Volume HCA 13/73
Folio 428
Side Recto
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Status
first transcripton by P Hellawell edited by J Wilcox 2/8/2014
Languages
Note
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First transcriber
P Hellawell
First transcribed
unknown
Editorial history
Created 05/06/14, by CSG

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Transcription

Andrew Stone of the parish of St Olave in Southwark
Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged Eighty fower yeares
or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith and
deposeth as followeth videlicet./

To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth
of Aprill and May 1659 the arlate Edmund Lemmon and Company all
Englishmen were commonly accompted and reputed and
lawfull Owners & proprietors of the articulated Shipp the Redd Rose and
her tackle Apparell and furniture this hee the better knoweth for that
hee went Carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the
whole voyage in question And further to this article he deposeth not./

To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of May 1659 the sayd ship
the Redd Rose did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of
Eames arlate not farr from Embden arlate where the sayd Lemmon &
his shipps Company were then taking in and ladeing aboard her a ladeing
of salt to be thence transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the
East Seas in league & amity with this Commonwealth of England which
ladeing was taken aboard her for Accompt (as he hath Credibly heard
and beleeveth) of English merchants subiects of this Commonwealth
And further to this act hee not depose./

To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Moneth
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship Redd Rose did abide in a peaceable
manner in the sayd River of Eames and not far from Embden aforesaid
taking in of her ladeing the arlate Wygart Wygarts and John drewes
subiects (as he hath credibly heard and beleeveth) of the States of the United
Netherland provinces did whilst the arlate Edmon Lemmon and
severall others of his shippes Company were on shoare about the occasions
of his sayd ship the red Rose to provide beere bread & other provisions
and necessaries for the sayd ship and to send more salt and other ladeing
aboard her, with divers souldiers and mariners come aboard the sayd
shipp and in a hostile manner seize the sayd shipp and such of her
company as were aboard her and her ladeing of salt then aboard her
and brake open the Cupboards bages chests and truncks in the sayd
shipp and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other shipp papers
and evidences and bills of exchange and tooke also bonds and bills for moneys due to some
of the company of the said shipp and many letters which severall
of the shipps Company had brought from England to be carried to the
English ffleete in the Sounds this hee the better knoweth for that hee
this deponent (being one of the shipps company which was on shoare
with the sayd Lemmon when the sayd seizure was made) did after
hee and the sayd Lemmon and the rest of the shipps company were
suffered to come aboard the sayd ship soo that the sayd truncks Chests
boxes and Cupboards were broken open and all the papers taken out of them
and knoweth that there was a bond for payment of Thirty two pounds sterling to this
deponent and an other for payment of five pounds and another for payment
of sixe pounds to this deponent and twenty letters which this deponent
brought from England to Carrie to the English ffleete in the Sounds taken out

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