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12th Octobris 1650.

Gray con Bowler et al.}
Yeo Suckley}

Sup allegacone arlate ex parte dei Bowle primo
[?laro] dat examinatus

Rp. Et

9us.

Thomas Cason de Gyprico in Comitatu Suffolke
Nauta aetatis sua 37. annorum aut eo circiter
testis productus et iuratus./

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Edward Peach the Elder hath made up his accompts to all or
most of the said parties they being the persons that
had entrusted himself and constituted him master of the said
shippe for their uses and behoofes respectively according to their
severall shares therein. And saith that all the said parties
were and arr this present are Inhabitants and [?XXX]ers
in and about London and Ipswiche as is arlate and are
able and sufficient men of estates to ffurnishe and sett out
theire severall and respective partes of the said shipp as allsoe
of other ships wherein they have theire several interests
and proprieties and [?XXX ?XXX] constantly imploy without takeing up moneyes upon
bottomyre, as is arlate And for such they the said parties
arlate were for all the tyme predeposed and still are
generally accompted reputed and taken by all such as knowe
them. Et alr nescit deponere.

Ad quartum arlum deponit et dicit that in or about the
moneth of December in Anno Domini 1640 the arlate Edward
Peach the younger being Master and part owner of the said shipp
the Primary for and in consideration of the summe of
170 li sterling which hee was indebted unto and had borrowed
of severall persons for which hee have his Bond and bills
unto them respectively, and which his sayd ffather Edward
Peach the Elder had paid for him and all [?XXXfor]
and in consideration of the somme of 120 li' sterling or there
abouts as hee now remembreth which hee likewise made
unto the arlate Thomas Wright one of the parties producent
in this cause, hee the said Edward Peach the younger did
make