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To the Interrogatories:/ [CENTRE HEADING]
… To the Interrogatories:/ [CENTRE HEADING]
To the first hee saith hee being Mate of the said ship as aforesai<br />
the Voyage in Controversy, thereby knoweth what hee hath deposed<br />
touching the said Ketchers Transactions aforesaid. during the said<br />
voyage, and saith hee cometh required by the said Ketcher<br />
to be Examined in this busines. and saith hee hath receaved<br />
part of his wages for the voyage in question and other wise negatively
To the second hee saith hee knoweth not what agreement was made<br />
betweene the Interrate Ketcher, and the Interrate Greene, and<br />
Company the ffreighters of the said ship the said voyage, and<br />
therefore cannot answer to this Interrogatorie./:
To the third hee saith there were Laden aboard the said ship at<br />
Legorne, Oyle Paper, Rice, Annyseeds. Earthernware, and<br />
some silke stockings. (but the Vallue of them, or to what men they<br />
belonged hee knoweth not). which were as hee beleeveth consigned<br />
to be delivered at, Oratava to the ffactor or ffactors of the owners<br />
of the said Googds. And further cannot answer./.
To the .4th hee saith that the said ship sailed from Lighorne with<br />
the said goods in her to Oratava, and there arrived in safety,<br />
and otherwise hee cannot Answer, saving Negatively and saving<br />
his foregoeing deposition to which hee referreth himselfe./.
To the 5th negatively, referring himselfe to his foregoeing deposition
To the 6th negatively saving as aforesaid:/:
To the 7th negatively saving as aforesaid/:
Repeated before doctor Godolphin
Thomas Wilkinson [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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The 11th day of January 1658:
Examined upon the said Allegation:/:
'''Rp. (4us'''
'''John Bourcher''' of Horseydowne shipwright<br />
aged 25 yeeres of thereabouts sworne and Examined
To the first and second articles hee saith and Deposeth that for and<br />
during all the Voyage in question and longer. the arlate ship the<br />
''Lisbone ffrigot'' hath bin and now is an English ship, and the Master and most<br />
of the Company of the said ship the said Voyage were English men<br />
and subiects of this Commonwealth. And saith that the whole number<br />
of Master and Mariners in the said ship the said Voyage (with the<br />
said Tye) were onely Eleaven men and a boy. and noe more<br />
The Premisses hee deposeth for that hee was one of the said mariners<br />
(namely Carpenter) of the said ship, during all the said Voyage./<br />
And further hee saith hee cannot depose./
To the 2d hee saith the said ship the ''Lisbone ffrigott'' came and arrived<br />
in the Road of Oratava arlate at or about the 25th day of July 1658,<br />
and saith that about that Day this deponent sawe the said Ketcher deliver<br />
a parcell of papers to the foresaid Cazolo Tye, and saith the said<br />
Tye went ashore in a Dutch Boate which was then goeing on shore<br />
and about, two houres after the said Boate had bin gone ashore with<br />
thee had bin gone ashore with<br />
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