http://www.marinelives.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=PhilippaHellawellMarineLives - User contributions [en-gb]2026-04-06T04:18:22ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.25alphahttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.431v_Annotate&diff=63033HCA 13/73 f.431v Annotate2014-08-17T17:20:06Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=431<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|First transcriber=Philippa Hellawell<br />
<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0068_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.431v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
her owne Anchor and twisted and wrung the shanke thereof and<br />
alsoe wrung upon the grounds the tyde coming in strongly upon thee<br />
flood, by which meanes the sayd shipp (whereas she was before that<br />
a strong light stanch shipp and was usually pumped but &#91;?xxxx xx&#93; GUTTER<br />
heire? in a fortnight) was thereby soe damnified in her hull and<br />
otherwayes that shee tooke in much water & her ladeing (being &#91;?xx&#93; GUTTER<br />
was of this deponents sight and knowledge who &#91;?saire&#93;the unladeing &#91;?there&#93;<br />
much damnified thereby, And her Company of this deponents knowledge<br />
after such dammage receaved were forced to pump her continually<br />
to preserve her from sinking And in his this deponents judgement the<br />
damage which the sayd shipp receaved in her hull and otherwise by the<br />
meanes aforesayd and the dammage thereby done to her ladeing did<br />
amount to three hundred and fifty pounds sterling and upwards<br />
All which hee saith had bin prevented if the sayd shipp and her ladeing<br />
had not bin removed from her place where shee was neere Embden<br />
but suffered to &#91;?contineu&#93; there And further to this acte hee cannot depose<br />
To the 6th hee saith that the ''Redd Rose'' by the meanes aforesayd became<br />
soe leakie that the sayd Lemmon & Company after shee was restored<br />
to them & by them brought back to her first place neere Embden could<br />
not take in soe much goods by at least thirty tonnes as otherwise<br />
hee might there have taken and was for want of the sayd &#91;?tonnage&#93; GUTTER<br />
damnified (in this deponents judgement) at the least one hundred<br />
and thirty pounds sterling for freight thereof, all which shee might<br />
there have well taken in had not the sayd shipp bin made leakie in<br />
manner aforesayd And further to this acte hee canoot depose./<br />
To the 7th acte hee saith that hee being on board the ''Redd Rose'' at<br />
delfe isle being taken in her & carried thither knoweth that severall<br />
of the Company of the sayd shipp (who were on shoare with the sayd<br />
Lemmon the Master at Embden at the tyme of her seizure) did come<br />
after her to Delfes Isle and offered there to come aboard her<br />
but were hindered from soe doeing by the soulders and mariners<br />
of the said Wigarts & Drewes who were in possession of her who<br />
told them that if they offered to come aboard her they would shoote<br />
them and soe kept them from coming aboard and kept the sayd shipp<br />
in their possession &#91;?100&#93; dayes or better which hindered the sayd<br />
shipps company sixe dayes tyme<br />
in getting their sayd shipp back to her place of ladeing neere<br />
Embden to the great preiudice of the sayd Lemmon and Company<br />
And further to this acte hee cannot depose<br />
To the 8th acte and the schedule annexed? therein mentioned and<br />
now shewed to him at the tyme of this his examination hee saith?<br />
hee referreth him selfe to the sayd schedule which hee beleeveth<br />
to be the protest made by the sayd Lemmon before &#91;?xxx xxxxxx&#93; GUTTER<br />
therein mentioned and that he beleeveth the contents thereof are<br />
true And further hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 9th acte hee saith that hee being present aboard the ''Redd Rose''<br />
with other of her company who were seized aboard her knoweth that &#91;?which&#93; GUTTER<br />
shee remayned under the seizure of the sayd Wygarts & Drewes and<br />
their confederates the forenamed Peter Wilkinson and of the master?<br />
of the sayd shipp came to her side at Delfe Isle and &#91;?outerated xxxxx xx&#93; GUTTER<br />
them to come aboard her and fetch his Cloathes whereto the sayd<br />
souldiers and mariners of the sayd Wygarts & drewes replyed with &#91;?xx&#93; GUTTER<br />
oath saying by Gods sacrament you shall not come aboard you &#91;?xxxxxx&#93;<br />
you &#91;RH MARGIN&#93;<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.431r_Annotate&diff=58336HCA 13/73 f.431r Annotate2014-08-10T18:24:22Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=431<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0067_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.431r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
and company being then and there takeing into her ladeing aboard<br />
her for Accompt of English Merchants subiects of this Commonwealth<br />
a ladeing of salt, And being there soe lyeing the arlate Wygart Wygarts<br />
and John Drewes in the sayd moneth of May and while the arlate Edmond<br />
Lemmon and sixe others of the company of the ''Redd Rose'' were on<br />
shoare at Embden buying provisions for the sayd shipp came with<br />
a Smack and about thirty soldiers and seamen and in a hostile<br />
<br />
manner seized & surprised the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' & her company<br />
which were then left aboard her (whereof this deponent was one) and<br />
<br />
her ladeing of salt then aboard her, and demanded the keyes of all the<br />
traunks chests boxes and Cupbords and the master and severall of the<br />
Company being then on shoare soe that they could not have all the keys<br />
delivered? them they violently brake open such boxes chests traunks and<br />
cupboards as the keys could not bee had of & opened the rest with<br />
the keys aboard and tooke out many letters sent from England to<br />
be carried to the English ffleete in the Sound and a parkett that was<br />
in the masters chests and was to be delivered to the Genirall of the sayd English ffleete in the sound<br />
and tooke away all the masters bills of ladeing and bills of exchange<br />
which he had for takeing up of the money to supply his necessary occasions<br />
and all other shipp papers and letters and writings which were in<br />
the sayd shipps company & put them aboard their Smack in baggs and boxes<br />
and tooke away the cloathes of the master and others of the sayd<br />
shipps company and put them aboard the sayd Smack and dranke up a<br />
Case of strong waters and a Runlett of Stronge Waters which<br />
belonged to some of the sayd shipps Company and washed<br />
and spoiled much of the provisions of the sayd shipp and<br />
brake up &#91;?there&#93; chests of Lemmons that were aboard her and tooke<br />
most part of them away and parted them amongst them And having thus done the<br />
sayd Wigarts and Drewes and their confederates commanded the sayd shipp<br />
Anchors to be weighed & the Company of the shipp that were on board<br />
her refused to doe the same and asked them the sayd Wigarts and<br />
Drewes by what authority or Commission they comitted those outrages<br />
and acte of hostility or to that effort, and whether there were any<br />
warr betwixt England & holland and the said Wigarts and drewes<br />
answered noe and yett notwithstanding that &#91;?continued&#93; such their violence and hostility and<br />
threatened the shipps copmany that were on board her that if they would<br />
not assist in weighing the Anchors and carrying away the sayd<br />
shipp and ladeing they would hang them or otherwise punish them<br />
And they tooke one Peter Wilkinson the masters mate of the sayd shipp and<br />
put him into their Smack and carried him prisoner to delfes Isle<br />
and there kept him a prisoner and caused the sayd shipps Anchor to be<br />
weighed and carried her thither alsoe and there cast Anchor, with her<br />
neere the &#91;?xxxxxxx&#93; here this hee deposeth of sight and certayne knowledge<br />
being aboard the sayd shipp and seeing the premisses soe acted and done and<br />
being carried in the sayd shipp to delfes isle arlate And further to these<br />
actes hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that the sayd Wigarts and<br />
Drewes either by their wilfullness or negligence in bringing the sayd<br />
shipp ''Redd Rose'' to an Anchor at Delfes isle did bring her to an anchor<br />
in shallow water about three fathom at a quarter ebb and see that upon the ebb shee sat upon<br />
her<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428r_Annotate&diff=65523HCA 13/73 f.428r Annotate2014-08-06T19:49:11Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Status=first transcripton by P Hellawell edited by J Wilcox 2/8/2014<br />
<br />
|First transcriber=P Hellawell<br />
<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0061_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription='''Andrew Stone''' of the parish of Saint Olave in Southwark<br />
Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden<br />
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged thirty fower yeares<br />
or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and examined saith and<br />
deposeth as followeth videlicet./<br />
<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth<br />
of Aprill and May 1659 the arlate Edmund Lemmon and Company all<br />
Englishmen were commonly accompted and reputed and<br />
lawfull Owners and proprietors of the articulated Shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and<br />
her tackle Apparell and furniture this hee the better knoweth for that<br />
hee went Carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the<br />
whole voyage in question And further to this article he deposeth not./<br />
<br />
To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of May 1659 the sayd ship<br />
the ''Redd Rose'' did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of<br />
Eames arlate not farr from Embden arlate where the sayd Lemmon and<br />
his shipps Company were then taking in and ladeing aboard her a ladeing<br />
of salt to be thence transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the<br />
East Seas in league and amity with this Commonwealth of England which<br />
ladeing was taken aboard her for Accompt (as he hath Credibly heard<br />
and beleeveth) of English merchants subiects of this Commonwealth<br />
And further to this act hee not depose./<br />
<br />
To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Moneth<br />
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did abide in a peaceable<br />
manner in the sayd River of Eames and not far from Embden aforesaid<br />
taking in of her ladeing the arlate Wygart Wygarts and John drewes<br />
subiects (as he hath credibly heard and beleeveth) of the States of the United<br />
Netherland provinces did whilst the arlate Edmon Lemmon and<br />
severall others of his shippes Company were on shoare about the occasions<br />
of his sayd ship the ''red Rose'' to provide beere bread & other provisions<br />
and necessaries for the sayd ship and to send more salt and other ladeing<br />
aboard her, with divers souldiers and mariners come aboard the sayd<br />
shipp and in a hostile manner seize the sayd shipp and such of her<br />
company as were aboard her and her ladeing of salt then aboard her<br />
and brake open the Cupboards bages chests and truncks in the sayd<br />
shipp and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other shipp papers<br />
and evidences and bills of exchange and tooke also bonds and bills for moneys due to some<br />
of the company of the said shipp and many letters which severall<br />
of the shipps Company had brought from England to be carried to the<br />
English ffleete in the Sounds this hee the better knoweth for that hee<br />
this deponent (being one of the shipps company which was on shoare<br />
with the sayd Lemmon when the sayd seizure was made) did after<br />
hee and the sayd Lemmon and the rest of the shipps company were<br />
suffered to come aboard the sayd ship soo that the sayd truncks Chests<br />
boxes and Cupboards were broken open and all the papers taken out of them<br />
and knoweth that there was a bond for payment of Thirty two pounds sterling to this<br />
deponent and an other for payment of five pounds and another for payment<br />
of sixe pounds to this deponent and twenty letters which this deponent<br />
brought from England to Carrie to the English ffleete in the Sounds taken out<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.430r_Annotate&diff=65041HCA 13/73 f.430r Annotate2014-08-06T19:30:38Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=430<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0065_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.430r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
manner aforesaid while shee remained under seizure of the says Wygarts<br />
and drewes & their Confederates was soe leakie in her passage<br />
that her company were forced to pump her contineually day and<br />
night with two pumps and had much a doe with all their<br />
pains to preserve her from sinkeing And hee also saith that hee<br />
well knoweth that in such her passage to her sayd port shee mett with<br />
a danish man of warr who demanded whence shee was and the sayd<br />
Lemmon telling him that shee was an English ship and belonged to<br />
Englishmen the sayd mann of warr required the sayd Lemmon to show<br />
him his papers whereto the sayd Lemmon replaced and sayd he had none<br />
for that they were taken from him at Sea And hereupon the sayd<br />
mann of war answered & sayd if &#91;you?&#93; leave noe papers then &#91;you?&#93; are<br />
good prize to mee & hereupon the sayd danish man of warr seized<br />
the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' & her ladeing and carried them away with him<br />
as prize which (as hee declared before this deponent & the rest of<br />
the company of the ''Redd Rose'') hee did for that shee had noe papers<br />
to determine what place shee belonged, and sayd if it could have bin &#91;?maide&#93;<br />
appeare to him by any papers to what place shee belonged and that shee<br />
was an English shipp hee would not have medled with her or hee<br />
&#91;?xxxxx&#93; words to the like effect And he further saith that he sayd<br />
danish man of war during the tyme he sayd shipp the ''Redd Rose''<br />
and her ladeing remayned in his power and possession hee & his company<br />
did steale and purloyne away and inbezell much of the provisions &<br />
materialls & tackle of the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' and did take away some other<br />
ladeing both wyne and salt and dammaged and &#91;?hurt?&#93; her to the<br />
value (in this deponents judgment & estimate) of above three hundred<br />
pounds sterling And further to these articles he cannot depose./<br />
<br />
To the 16th article he saith that after the sayd danish man of warr had<br />
pillaged & spoiled the ''Redd Rose'' her provisions tackle<br />
and ladeing as aforesayd she was rescued by a swedish man of warr<br />
who suffered her company &#91;?xx&#93; more on board her to carrie her to Stockholme artlate their deponent and fine men and a boy<br />
more of her Company being aboard ther at her rescue & carried<br />
her to Stockholme and the sayd Lemmon and all the rest of<br />
his company hee saith were not aboard her when shee was soe rescued but<br />
were of this deponents knowledge kept prizoners aboard the sayd danish man of warr and in<br />
her carried up and downe to sea and not permitted to come on board<br />
the ''Redd Rose'', And further to this article hee cannot depose./<br />
<br />
To the 17th article hee saith that the sayd danish man of warr being<br />
a vessel of smaler force then than the Swedish man of warr did upon the<br />
approach of the swedish man of warr make away to &#91;?shoare&#93; and<br />
leave the Redd Rose & Carried the sayd Lemmon & such of his company<br />
as were prisoners aboard him with him & the sayd danishman of<br />
warr having afterwards notice that the ''Redd Rose'' was taken by<br />
the swede & did hereupon &#91;sell?&#93; the sayd Lemmon & the rest of the<br />
company that were prisoners with him at liberty and this deponent<br />
being on board the ''Redd Rose'' at Stockholme sawe the sayd Lemmon<br />
& those of his Company that were prisoners with him come after<br />
they were &#91;sell?&#93; at Liberty to Stockholme in a smale yowle?&#93; which they<br />
had gotton to come in it either to looke after the sayd shipp the<br />
''Redd Rose'' And further hee cannot depose/<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.430v_Annotate&diff=58605HCA 13/73 f.430v Annotate2014-08-06T19:05:57Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=430<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0066_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.430v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
To the 18th article hee saith hee verily beleeveth that the sayd<br />
Edmond Lemmon either hath paid &#91;?engaged&#93; to pay a considerable summe of<br />
money to the sayd Swedish man of warr for rescueing the sayd<br />
shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and her ladeing from the said danish man of<br />
warr but what summe hee knoweth not and therefore cannot<br />
further depose to this article.<br />
To the 19th article he saith as before hee hath deposed that the reason<br />
why the sayd danishman of warr seized the ''Red Rose'' and her<br />
ladeing was for that shee had noe papers aboard her to show<br />
wheare shee was and to whome &#91;?shee&#93; and her ladeing belonged (they<br />
having bin seized and taken away before by the sayd Wygart and<br />
Drewes and their Confederates in manner before declared And saith<br />
as afore that the sayd danishman of war did declare that hee would<br />
not have seized her if shee had any papers aboard her<br />
declaring her to belong to any English or persons in amity with<br />
Denmark And further saving his foregoing deposition hee<br />
cannot depose/<br />
To the twentieth article hee saith that in his this deponents judgement<br />
and as hee verily beleeveth the sayd Edmond Lemmon and company<br />
by reason of the seizure of the sayd shipp and ladeing by the sayd Wygarts<br />
and drewes and their Confederates & their detyning of her and &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
&#91;?xxxxxxxxx&#93; done to her and her ladeing while shee was in their possession<br />
and losse of victualls and mariners wages and losse of his the sayd<br />
Lemmons bills of exchange and other papers and iniuries done<br />
to her by the danishman of warr by reason of the want of the<br />
sayd papers and in the charges of redeemeing the sayd shipp againe<br />
and other charges and expenses occasioned by the meanes of<br />
the sayd Wygarts and Drewes first seizure aforesayd have suffered<br />
losse and dammages to the value of two thousand pounds<br />
sterling or thereabouts And further saving this foregoeing<br />
deposition hee cannot depose./<br />
<br />
&#91;?xxxxxxx&#93; before &#91;?xxx&#93; Godolphin and<br />
Charles George Dock in Court/<br />
<br />
<br />
-->the marke of the sayd<br />
Andrew &#91;?&#93; Stone<br />
Examined on the sayd allegation/<--<br />
<br />
'''John Johnson''' of the parish of All hallowes &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
London mariner aged twenty eight yeares or there<br />
abouts a witnesse sworne and examined saying and<br />
deposeth as followeth videlicit./<br />
<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth<br />
of April and May one thousand sixe hundred fifty nyne the arlate<br />
Edmond Lemon and others all english men and subiects of this comon<br />
wealth were commonly reputed the lawful owners and proprietors<br />
of the arlate shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and of her tackle apparrell and<br />
furniture and as hee beleeveth ought at this present to be And<br />
further to this article hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 2 3 and 4 articles of the sayd allegation &#91;?xxx&#93; saith that hee bring &#91;?Cook&#93;<br />
of the sayd shipp Redd Rose and goeing in her from London the<br />
whole voyage in question knoweth that the sayd shipp Redd Rose<br />
in the moneth of May 1659 laye in a peaceable manner in the<br />
River of Thames arlate about a league from Embden the sayd Lemmon<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.430v_Annotate&diff=58604HCA 13/73 f.430v Annotate2014-08-05T19:32:32Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=430<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0066_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.430v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
To the 18th article hee saith hee &#91;?verily/recith///&#93; beleeveth that the sayd<br />
Edmond Lemmon either hath paid &#91;?or/& engaged&#93; to pay a considerable summe of<br />
money to the sayd Swedish man of warr for rescueing the sayd<br />
shipp the ''Redd Rose'' & her ladeing from the said danish man of<br />
warr but what summe hee knoweth not and therefore cannot<br />
further depose to this article.<br />
To the 19th article he saith as before hee hath deposed that the reason<br />
why the sayd danishman of warr seized the ''Red Rose'' and her?<br />
ladeing was for that shee had noe papers aboard her to show<br />
wheare shee was and to whome? &#91;?Red?&#93; and her ladeing belonged (they<br />
having bin seized and taken away before by the sayd Wygart and<br />
Drewes & their Confederates in manner before declared And saith<br />
as afore that the sayd danishman of war did declare that hee would<br />
not have seized her if shee had any papers aboard her<br />
declaring her to belong to any English or persons in amity with<br />
Denmark And further saving his foregoing deposition hee<br />
cannot depose/<br />
To the twentieth article hee saith that in his this deponents judgement<br />
and as hee verily? beleeveth the sayd Edmond Lemmon and company<br />
by reason of the seizure of the sayd shipp & ladeing by the sayd Wygarts<br />
& drewes & their Confederates & their detyning of her and &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
&#91;preindire???&#93; done to her & her ladeing while shee was in their possession<br />
and losse of victualls & mariners wages and losse of his the sayd<br />
Lemmons bills of exchange & other papers and iniuries done<br />
to her/taken?? by the danishman of warr by reason of the want of the<br />
sayd papers & in the charges of redeemeing the sayd shipp &#91;againe? GUTTER&#93;<br />
and other charges & expenses occasioned by the meanes of<br />
the sayd Wygarts & Drewes first seizure aforesayd have suffered<br />
losse and dammages to the value of two thousand pounds<br />
sterling or thereabouts And further saving this foregoeing<br />
deposition hee cannot depose./<br />
<br />
Apcated??? before ??? Godolphin and<br />
Charles george Dock in court/<br />
<br />
<br />
-->the marke of the sayd<br />
Andrew &#91;?&#93; Stone<br />
Examined on the sayd allegation/<--<br />
<br />
'''John Johnson''' of the parish of All hallowes &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
London mariner aged twenty eight yeares or there<br />
abouts a witnesse sworne & examined saying and<br />
deposeth as followeth videlicit./<br />
<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth<br />
of April and May one thousand sixe hundred fifty nyne the arlate<br />
Edmond Lemon and others all english men & subiects of this comon<br />
wealth were commonly reputed the lawful owners & proprietors<br />
of the arlate shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and of her tackle apparrell and<br />
furniture and as hee beleeveth ought at this present to be And<br />
further to this article hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 2 3 and 4 articles of the sayd allegation &#91;?xxxx&#93; saith that hee bring &#91;?Cook&#93;<br />
of the sayd shipp Redd Rose and goeing in her from London the<br />
whole voyage in question knoweth that the sayd shipp Redd Rose<br />
in the moneth of May 1659 laye in a peaceable manner in the<br />
River of Thames arlate about a league from Embden the sayd Lemmon<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.430v_Annotate&diff=58603HCA 13/73 f.430v Annotate2014-08-05T19:29:21Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=430<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0066_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.430v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
To the 18th article hee saith hee &#91;?verily/recith///&#93; beleeveth that the sayd<br />
<br />
Edmond Lemmon either hath paid &#91;?or/& engaged&#93; to pay a considerable summe of<br />
<br />
money to the sayd Swedish man of warr for rescueing the sayd<br />
<br />
shipp the ''Redd Rose'' & her ladeing from the said danish man of<br />
<br />
warr but what summe hee knoweth not and therefore cannot<br />
<br />
further depose to this article.<br />
<br />
To the 19th article he saith as before hee hath deposed that the reason<br />
<br />
why the sayd danishman of warr seized the ''Red Rose'' and her?<br />
<br />
ladeing was for that shee had noe papers aboard her to show<br />
<br />
wheare shee was and to whome? &#91;?Red?&#93; and her ladeing belonged (they<br />
<br />
having bin seized and taken away before by the sayd Wygart and<br />
<br />
Drewes & their Confederates in manner before declared And saith<br />
<br />
as afore that the sayd danishman of war did declare that hee would<br />
<br />
not have seized her if shee had any papers aboard her<br />
<br />
declaring her to belong to any English or persons in amity with<br />
<br />
Denmark And further saving his foregoing deposition hee<br />
<br />
cannot depose/<br />
To the twentieth article hee saith that in his this deponents judgement<br />
and as hee verily? beleeveth the sayd Edmond Lemmon and company<br />
<br />
by reason of the seizure of the sayd shipp & ladeing by the sayd Wygarts<br />
& drewes & their Confederates & their detyning of her and &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
<br />
&#91;preindire???&#93; done to her & her ladeing while shee was in their possession<br />
and losse of victualls & mariners wages and losse of his the sayd<br />
<br />
Lemmons bills of exchange & other papers and iniuries done<br />
to her/taken?? by the danishman of warr by reason of the want of the<br />
sayd papers & in the charges of redeemeing the sayd shipp &#91;againe? GUTTER&#93;<br />
and other charges & expenses occasioned by the meanes of<br />
<br />
the sayd Wygarts & Drewes first seizure aforesayd have suffered<br />
<br />
losse and dammages to the value of two thousand pounds<br />
sterling or thereabouts And further saving this foregoeing<br />
deposition hee cannot depose./<br />
Apcated??? before ??? Godolphin and<br />
<br />
Charles george Dock in court/<br />
<br />
<br />
-->the marke of the sayd<br />
Andrew &#91;?&#93; Stone<br />
Examined on the sayd allegation/<--<br />
<br />
'''John Johnson''' of the parish of All hallowes &#91;?GUTTER&#93;<br />
London mariner aged twenty eight yeares or there<br />
abouts a witnesse sworne & examined saying and<br />
deposeth as followeth videlicit./<br />
<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth<br />
of April and May one thousand sixe hundred fifty nyne the arlate<br />
<br />
Edmond Lemon and others all english men & subiects of this comon<br />
wealth were commonly reputed the lawful owners & proprietors<br />
<br />
of the arlate shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and of her tackle apparrell and<br />
furniture and as hee beleeveth ought at this present to be And<br />
further to this article hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 2 3 and 4 articles of the sayd allegation &#91;?xxxx&#93; saith that hee bring &#91;?Cook&#93;<br />
of the sayd shipp Redd Rose and goeing in her from London the<br />
whole voyage in question knoweth that the sayd shipp Redd Rose<br />
<br />
in the moneth of May 1659 laye in a peaceable manner in the<br />
River of Thames arlate about a league from Embden the sayd Lemmon<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.430r_Annotate&diff=65037HCA 13/73 f.430r Annotate2014-07-31T14:59:13Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=430<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0065_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.430r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
manner aforesaid while shee remained under seizure of the says Wygarts<br />
<br />
and '''&#91;?dxx - drewes?&#93;''' & their Confederates was doe leakie in her passage<br />
<br />
that''' &#91;?her&#93;''' company were forced to pump her contineually day and<br />
<br />
night with two pumps & had much a doe with all their<br />
<br />
pains to preserve her from sinkeing And her also saith that hee<br />
<br />
well knoweth that in '''such?''' her passage to her says port shee mett with<br />
<br />
a danish man of warr who demanded whence shee was & the sayd<br />
<br />
Lemmon telling him that shee was an English ship & belonged to<br />
<br />
Englishmen the sayd mann of warr required the says Lemmon to show<br />
<br />
him '''his?''' papers whereto the says Lemmon replaced & sayd he had none<br />
<br />
for that they were taken from him at Sea And hereupon the sayd<br />
<br />
mann of war answered & sayd if '''you?''' leave noe papers then '''you?''' are<br />
<br />
good prize to mee & hereupon the sayd danish man of warr seized<br />
<br />
the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' & her ladeing and carried them away with him<br />
<br />
as prize which (as hee declared before this deponent & the rest of<br />
<br />
the company of the ''Redd Rose'') hee did for that shee had noe papers<br />
<br />
to '''determine?''' what place shee belonged, and saye if it could have bin '''maide?'''<br />
<br />
'''appear/e?''' to him by any papers to what place shee belonged & that shee<br />
<br />
was an English shipp hee would not have medled with her or hee<br />
<br />
'''syake?''' words to the like effect And he further saith that he sayd<br />
<br />
danish man of war during the tyme he sayd shipp the ''Redd Rose<br />
''<br />
& her ladeing remayned in '''this/his''' power and possession hee & his company<br />
<br />
did steale and purloyne away and inbezell much of the provisions &<br />
<br />
materialls & tackle of the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' and did take away some other<br />
<br />
ladeing both '''wyne?''' and salt and dammaged & '''hurt?''' her to the<br />
<br />
value (in this deponents judgment & estimate) of above three hundred<br />
<br />
pounds sterling And further to these articles he cannot depose./<br />
<br />
To the 16th article he saith that after the sayd danish man of warr had<br />
<br />
pillaged & spoiled the Redd Rose her provisions tackle<br />
<br />
& ladeing as aforesayd she was rescued by a swedish man of warr<br />
<br />
who suffered her company '''at/as?''' more on board her to carrie her to Stockholme artlate their deponent and fine men & a boy<br />
<br />
more of her Company being aboard ther at her rescue & carried<br />
<br />
her to Stockholme and the sayd Lemmon and all the rest of<br />
<br />
his company hee saith were not aboard her when shee was soe rescued but<br />
<br />
were of this deponents knowledge kept prizoners aboard the sayd danish man of warr & in<br />
<br />
her carried up and downe to sea and not permitted to come on board<br />
<br />
the ''Redd Rose'', And further to this article hee cannot depose./<br />
<br />
To the 17th article hee saith that the sayd danish man of warr being<br />
<br />
a vessel of smaler force then than the Swedish man of warr did upon the<br />
<br />
approach of the swedish man of warr make away to '''shoare?''' and<br />
<br />
leave the Redd Rose & Carried the sayd Lemmon & such of his company<br />
<br />
as were prisoners aboard him with him & the sayd danishman of<br />
<br />
warr having afterwards notice that the ''Redd Rose'' was taken by<br />
<br />
the swede & did hereupon '''sell/tell?''' the sayd Lemmon & the rest of the<br />
<br />
company that were prisoners with him at liberty and this deponent<br />
<br />
being on board the ''Redd Rose'' at Stockholme sawe the sayd Lemmon<br />
<br />
& those of his Company that were prisoners with him come after<br />
<br />
they were '''sell??''' at Liberty to Stockholme in a smale '''yowle?''' which they<br />
<br />
had gotton to come in it either to looke after the sayd shipp the<br />
<br />
''Redd Rose'' And further hee cannot depose/<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.429v_Annotate&diff=61257HCA 13/73 f.429v Annotate2014-07-13T20:56:05Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=429<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0064_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.429v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
To the 10th acticle of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the tyme the sayd<br />
ship ''Redd Rose'' remayned in the power of the sayd Wygarts and John<br />
Drewer and their confederates they did take away all the shipps papers<br />
& writings & divers bills of exchange and other writings belonging<br />
to the sayd Lemmon and moneys & cloathes belonging to him and<br />
his mariners & spoiled & imbezelled much of the shipps provisions and<br />
this hee knoweth for that after the sayd shipp and letters & certayne bonds and<br />
bills of their deponents & their deponents cloathes & the cloathes letters and<br />
writings of the Master & other of the Mariners were all taken away<br />
And hee well knoweth being present when he tooke up money upon<br />
bottomrie that the sayd Lemmon the Master was by reason his sayd<br />
bills of exchange & money which hee had on board were taken away and<br />
kept from him by the said Wygarts and Drewes & their confederates found<br />
to take up & did take up money upon bottomrie to supplie his &#91;?wants&#93; GUTTER<br />
which hee needed not to have done if his sayd bills of<br />
exchange had not bin by them the sayd Wygarts & Drewes & their con-<br />
federates taken & kept from him And further he cannot depose./<br />
To the 11th article hee saith hee well knoweth that after the sayd<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & their confederates had kept the sayd ship ''Redd<br />
Rose'' soe long as they pleased and taken out of her what as they &#91;?pleased&#93; GUTTER<br />
and taken away all her papers and had in manner before &#91;?delivered&#93; GUTTER<br />
spoiled and hurt the hull & ladeing of the sayd ship they delivered<br />
her in that leakie & badd condition that that they had made her & her ladeing<br />
to the sayd Lemmon & company, but kept all his papers & writings<br />
& would not deliver them though the sayd Lemmon in the &#91;?presente case&#93;<br />
hearing of this deponent & divers others of the sayd shipps company did<br />
entreate them to deliver him his papers againe & told them hee<br />
hee could not goe to Sea without them but should be in danger to be<br />
taken by any shipps that mett him for want of them which not=<br />
not nor did deliver the sayd writings but kept and detained them<br />
from him, And further hee cannot depose/.<br />
To the 12th article hee saith that hee well knoweth goeing the whole voyage<br />
in question in the ''Red Rose'' that the sayd Wygarts & Drewes & their<br />
confederates kept the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' soe longe under seizure that<br />
she thereby lost the company of sixe other shipps which were bound<br />
to the same place whether the ''Redd Rose'' was bound and in whose &#91;?xxxxx&#93; GUTTER<br />
shee had gone if shee had not bin soe seized And the sayd ship<br />
arrived all in safety at the sayd port (where this deponent sawe her<br />
afterwards in safety) and soe hee beleiveth might the ''Redd Rose''<br />
have done alsoe if shee had not bin soe seized & her papers taken<br />
away as aforesaid And further to this article hee cannot depose/<br />
To the 13th 14th & 15th articles hee saith that the sayd Lemmon & Company<br />
having gotten their sayd ship the ''Redd Rose'' againe (though much<br />
towards their designed '''port?''' in the East Sea which was Stockholme<br />
whether the sayd other sixe shipps were gone, And hee saith that hee this<br />
deponent being carpenter mate of her and aboard knoweth that the<br />
sayd ship red Rose by reason of the iniuries shee had receaved in<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.429v_Annotate&diff=61256HCA 13/73 f.429v Annotate2014-07-13T18:56:34Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=429<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0064_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.429v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
To the 10th acticle of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the tyme the sayd<br />
ship ''Redd Rose'' remayned in the power of the sayd Wygarts and John<br />
Drewer and their confederates they did take away all the shipps papers<br />
& writings & divers bills of exchange and other writings belonging<br />
to the sayd Lemmon and moneys & cloathes belonging to him and<br />
his mariners & spoiled & imbezelled much of the shipps provisions and<br />
this hee knoweth for that after the sayd shipp and letters & certayne bonds and<br />
bills of their deponents & their deponents cloathes & the cloathes letters and<br />
writings of the Master & other of the Mariners were all taken away<br />
And hee well knoweth being present when he tooke up money upon<br />
bottomrie that the sayd Lemmon the Master was by reason his sayd<br />
bills of exchange & money which hee had on board were taken away and<br />
kept from him by the said Wygarts and Drewes & their confederates found<br />
to take up & did take up money upon bottomrie to supplie his '''&#91;?wants&#93;''' GUTTER<br />
which hee needed not to have done if his sayd bills of<br />
exchange had not bin by them the sayd Wygarts & Drewes & their con-<br />
federates taken & kept from him And further he cannot depose./<br />
To the 11th article hee saith hee well knoweth that after the sayd<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & their confederates had kept the sayd ship ''Redd<br />
Rose'' soe long as they pleased and taken out of her '''&#91;?xxx&#93;''' as they '''&#91;?pleased&#93;''' GUTTER<br />
and taken away all her papers and had in manner before '''&#91;?delivered&#93;''' GUTTER<br />
spoiled and hurt the hull & ladeing of the sayd ship they delivered<br />
her in that leakie & badd condition that that they had made her & her ladeing<br />
to the sayd Lemmon & company, but kept all his papers & writings<br />
& would not deliver them though the sayd Lemmon in the presente '''case?'''<br />
hearing of this deponent & divers others of the sayd shipps company did<br />
'''&#91;?xxxxxxx&#93;''' them to deliver him his papers againe & told them '''hee?'''<br />
hee could not goe to Sea without them but should be in danger''' &#91;?xxx&#93;''' GUTTER<br />
taken by any shipps that mett him for want of them which not=<br />
not nor did deliver the sayd writings but kept and detained them<br />
from him, And further hee cannot depose/.<br />
To the 12th article hee saith that hee well knoweth goeing the whole voyage<br />
in question in the ''Red Rose'' that the sayd Wygarts & Drewes & their<br />
confederates kept the sayd shipp ''Redd Rose'' soe longe under seizure that<br />
she thereby lost the company of sixe other shipps which were bound<br />
to the same place whether the ''Redd Rose'' was bound and in whose '''&#91;?xxxxx&#93;''' GUTTER<br />
shee had gone if shee had not bin soe seized And the sayd ship<br />
arrived all in safety at the sayd port (where this deponent sawe her<br />
afterwards in safety) and soe hee beleiveth might the ''Redd Rose''<br />
have done alsoe if shee had not bin soe seized & her papers taken<br />
away as aforesaid And further to this article hee cannot depose/<br />
To the 13th 14th & 15th articles hee saith that the sayd Lemmon & Company<br />
having gotten their sayd ship the ''Redd Rose'' againe (though much<br />
towards their designed '''port?''' in the East Sea which was Stockholme<br />
whether the sayd other sixe shipps were gone, And hee saith that hee this<br />
deponent being carpenter mate of her and aboard '''&#91;?xxxxxx&#93;''' that the<br />
sayd ship red Rose by reason of the '''injuries?''' shee had received in<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428v_Annotate&diff=64786HCA 13/73 f.428v Annotate2014-07-06T19:38:01Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|First transcriber=Philippa Hellawell first cut 1 July 2014<br />
<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0062_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
out of this deponents chest and sawe that the masters chest<br />
other of the companyes & boxes were broken open and all writing<br />
& two bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & detyned from them by the sayd &#91;Lemmon? GUTTER&#93;<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyed<br />
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and detyne' them, and<br />
the sayd Wigarts & drewes & Company did alsoe take away and<br />
keepe the Cloathes of this deponent and of the masters and others the sayd shipps company<br />
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did imbezell the<br />
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the<br />
article he cannot depose/<br />
<br />
To the 4th and 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the<br />
deponent sawe the masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a<br />
prisoner under guard of the sayd Wigarts & drewes souldiers at delfe<br />
Island and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at Anchor there and being<br />
Carpenters mate of her did observe<br />
after hee this deponent and<br />
the sayd Lemmon the Master & others of her company where permitted<br />
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the<br />
sayd seizure a strong tight and staunch ship shee was by the sayd<br />
Wigarts & drewes and their Company in the tyme they had her<br />
in their possession soe hurt and damnified in her hull and other<br />
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company<br />
after the sayd damage received were forced to pumpe her<br />
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by reason &#91;?hee GUTTER&#93;<br />
this deponent went Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage out<br />
sawe the unladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that<br />
the sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship<br />
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by his &#91;?Contest GUTTER&#93;<br />
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her seizure<br />
& when he sayd Wygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at Delfe<br />
Island sayd and affirme) was occasioned by reason the sayd Wygarts<br />
and drewer brought her onground ther & seated her upon her &#91;?xxxx GUTTER&#93;<br />
Anchor doe 'as shee hoisted and wrung the shanke thereof and alsoe<br />
wrung her upon the ground in a strong tyde And her saith that the<br />
sayd ship Red Rose & her sayd ladeing of salt were by the<br />
sayd disaster hurt & dammified to the value (in thir deponents<br />
judgement of three hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts All &#91;xxxx&#93; GUTTER<br />
hee knoweth might have bin prevented if the sayd Wygarts<br />
and Drewer & their Company had not removed her but left her<br />
alone in the River of Thames neere Embden where she first was<br />
And further to the arles he cannot depose.<br />
To the 6th hee saith that he sayd ship the Redd Rose by the &#91;?xxxx&#93; GUTTER<br />
aforesaid became soe leakie that the sayd Lemmon after shee<br />
was restored to him by the sayd seizers by reason of such sd?<br />
leakinesse could not take aboard her soe much goods as<br />
otherwise hee would have done by thirty tonnes or thereabouts but<br />
was forced to proceede on his voyage about thirty tonnes lead<br />
freighted (though hee were offered so much more ladeing) by reason<br />
hee duest not receave aboard because of such her leakinesse soe<br />
occasioned (bottom right)<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428v_Annotate&diff=64785HCA 13/73 f.428v Annotate2014-07-06T19:37:17Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|First transcriber=Philippa Hellawell first cut 1 July 2014<br />
<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0062_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
out of this deponents chest and sawe that the masters chest<br />
other of the companyes & boxes were broken open and all writing<br />
& two bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & detyned from them by the sayd &#91;Lemmon? GUTTER&#93;<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyed<br />
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and detyne' them, and<br />
the sayd Wigarts & drewes & Company did alsoe take away and<br />
keepe the Cloathes of this deponent and of the masters and others the sayd shipps company<br />
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did imbezell the<br />
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the<br />
article he cannot depose/<br />
<br />
To the 4th and 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the<br />
deponent sawe the masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a<br />
prisoner under guard of the sayd Wigarts & drewes souldiers at delfe<br />
Island and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at Anchor there and being<br />
Carpenters mate of her did observe<br />
after hee this deponent and<br />
the sayd Lemmon the Master & others of her company where permitted<br />
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the<br />
sayd seizure a strong tight and staunch ship shee was by the sayd<br />
Wigarts & drewes and their Company in the tyme they had her<br />
in their possession soe hurt and damnified in her hull and other<br />
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company<br />
after the sayd damage received were forced to pumpe her<br />
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by reason &#91;?hee GUTTER&#93;<br />
this deponent went Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage out<br />
sawe the unladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that<br />
the sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship<br />
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by his &#91;?Contest GUTTER&#93;<br />
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her seizure<br />
& when he sayd Nygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at Delfe<br />
Island sayd and affirme) was occasioned by reason the sayd Wygarts<br />
and drewer brought her onground ther & seated her upon her &#91;?xxxx GUTTER&#93;<br />
Anchor doe 'as shee hoisted and wrung the shanke thereof and alsoe<br />
wrung her upon the ground in a strong tyde And her saith that the<br />
sayd ship Red Rose & her sayd ladeing of salt were by the<br />
sayd disaster hurt & dammified to the value (in thir deponents<br />
judgement of three hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts All &#91;xxxx&#93; GUTTER<br />
hee knoweth might have bin prevented if the sayd Wygarts<br />
and Drewer & their Company had not removed her but left her<br />
alone in the River of Thames neere Embden where she first was<br />
And further to the arles he cannot depose.<br />
To the 6th hee saith that he sayd ship the Redd Rose by the &#91;?xxxx&#93; GUTTER<br />
aforesaid became soe leakie that the sayd Lemmon after shee<br />
was restored to him by the sayd seizers by reason of such sd?<br />
leakinesse could not take aboard her soe much goods as<br />
otherwise hee would have done by thirty tonnes or thereabouts but<br />
was forced to proceede on his voyage about thirty tonnes lead<br />
freighted (though hee were offered so much more ladeing) by reason<br />
hee duest not receave aboard because of such her leakinesse soe<br />
occasioned (bottom right)<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428v_Annotate&diff=64784HCA 13/73 f.428v Annotate2014-07-06T19:36:35Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|First transcriber=Philippa Hellawell first cut 1 July 2014<br />
<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0062_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
out of this deponents chest and sawe that the masters chest<br />
other of the companyes & boxes were broken open and all writing<br />
& two bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & detyned from them by the sayd &#91;Lemmon? GUTTER&#93;<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyed<br />
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and detyne' them, and<br />
the sayd Wigarts & drewes & Company did alsoe take away and<br />
keepe the Cloathes of this deponent and of the masters and others the sayd shipps company<br />
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did imbezell the<br />
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the<br />
article he cannot depose/<br />
<br />
To the 4th and 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the<br />
deponent sawe the masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a<br />
prisoner under guard of the sayd Wigarts & drewes souldiers at delfe<br />
Island and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at Anchor there and being<br />
Carpenters mate of her did observe<br />
after hee this deponent and<br />
the sayd Lemmon the Master & others of her company where permitted<br />
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the<br />
sayd seizure a strong tight and staunch ship shee was by the sayd<br />
Wigarts & drewes and their Company in the tyme they had her<br />
in their possession soe hurt and damnified in her hull and other<br />
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company<br />
after the sayd damage received were forced to pumpe her<br />
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by reason &#91;?hee GUTTER&#93;<br />
this deponent went Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage out<br />
sawe the unladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that<br />
the sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship<br />
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by his &#91;?Contest GUTTER&#93;<br />
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her seizure<br />
& when he sayd Nygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at Delfe<br />
Island sayd and affirme) was occasioned by reason the sayd Wygarts<br />
and drewer brought her onground ther & seated her upon her &#91;?xxxx GUTTER&#93;<br />
Anchor doe 'as shee hoisted and wrung the shanke thereof and alsoe<br />
wrung her upon the ground in a strong tyde And her saith that the<br />
sayd ship Red Rose & her sayd ladeing of salt were by the<br />
sayd disaster hurt & dammified to the value (in thir deponents<br />
judgement of three hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts All '''&#91;xxxx&#93; GUTTER'''<br />
hee knoweth might have bin prevented if the sayd Wygarts<br />
and Drewer & their Company had not removed her but left her<br />
alone in the River of Thames neere Embden where she first was<br />
And further to the arles he cannot depose.<br />
To the 6th hee saith that he sayd ship the Redd Rose by the '''&#91;?xxxx&#93; GUTTER'''<br />
aforesaid became soe leakie that the sayd Lemmon after shee<br />
was restored to him by the sayd seizers by reason of such sd?<br />
leakinesse could not take aboard her soe much goods as<br />
otherwise hee would have done by thirty tonnes or thereabouts but<br />
was forced to proceede on his voyage about thirty tonnes lead<br />
freighted (though hee were offered so much more ladeing) by reason<br />
hee duest not receave aboard because of such her leakinesse soe<br />
occasioned (bottom right)<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.429r_Annotate&diff=60007HCA 13/73 f.429r Annotate2014-07-06T19:33:22Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=429<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0063_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.429r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
occasioned as aforesayd for want of which ladeing the sayd Lemmon<br />
was (in thir deponents judgement) dammified fiftie pounds sterling<br />
and better, which ladeing hee might safely & well have taken aboard<br />
her had not the sayd ship by the meanes aforesayd bin made soe leakie<br />
And further he cannot depose./<br />
To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee well knoweth<br />
that the next day after the sayd ship the ''Redd Rose'' was seized in<br />
manner aforesayd the arlate Edmund Lemmon and this deponent<br />
& his contests Phillip White George Whale John Triggs & John Johnson<br />
and others and the notaries with them went to delfe Isle after<br />
the sayd ship & finding her there the sayd Lemmon in presence of<br />
the persons aforementioned & the sayd Notaries demand of the arlate<br />
Wygarts & his associates the cause why they had taken the sayd shipp<br />
away and told them it was an English ship & that English men<br />
were owners of her & defyied them to deliver her & her tackle &<br />
furniture and ladeing & all her papers to be delivered back againe<br />
to him, and the sayd Lemmon & this deponent & the rest of the persons<br />
with him offered to goe aboard the sayd ship but the souldiers<br />
& others who had seized her & were in possession of her would<br />
not suffer them to come aboard her but threatened to shoote them<br />
if they attempted to come aboard, and kept the sayd ship in<br />
their possession about two dayes which hindered the sayd Lemmon &<br />
his Company sixe dayes tyme in getting their ship back to<br />
her ladeing place neere Embden to the great preiudice of the<br />
sayd Lemmon & Company And further hee cannot depose/<br />
To the 8th article and the schedule annexed therein mentioned and now showed<br />
to him at the tyme of this his examination hee saith that hee<br />
referreth him selfe to the sayd schedule which hee believeth to be<br />
the protest made by the sayd Lemmon before the two notaries therein<br />
mentioned and that the contents thereof were & are true And further<br />
hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 9th article hee saith that in the tyme the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did<br />
remain under the seizure of the sayd Wygarts and Drewer and their<br />
confederates one of the mates of the ''Redd Rose'' did goe to the sayd shipps<br />
side with intente to fetch his cloathes and defyed leave of the souldiers<br />
& mariners who were on board her and kept ther under seizure that hee<br />
might come aboard her to fetch them but ye sayd souldiers and<br />
mariners would not permitt him to come aboard nor deliver his cloathes<br />
to him but sett their musketts to his breast and threatened to shoote<br />
him and throw a quarter can of beere in his face and reviled? him<br />
and all the English and called them starts? & houndffoots and the<br />
like opprobrious termes and sayd that the English were all Rogues<br />
for that they tooke the Swedes part, this he deposeth being present in the<br />
same boate wherein the sayd and done as alsoe his contests John Johnson<br />
& William How who were on board the ''Redd Rose'' in the nature of prisoners<br />
being aboard her at her seizure, were alsoe present & sawe and heard ther<br />
premisses? soe acted & heard the sayd words And further he cannot depose./<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428v_Annotate&diff=64783HCA 13/73 f.428v Annotate2014-07-06T18:39:29Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|First transcriber=Philippa Hellawell first cut 1 July 2014<br />
<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0062_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
out of this deponents chest and sawe that the masters chest<br />
other of the companyes & boxes were broken open and all writing<br />
& two bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & detyned from them by the sayd &#91;Lemmon? GUTTER&#93;<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyed<br />
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and detyne' them, and<br />
the sayd Wigarts & drewes & Company did alsoe take away and<br />
keepe the Cloathes of this deponent and of the masters and others the sayd shipps company<br />
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did imbezell the<br />
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the<br />
article he cannot depose/<br />
<br />
To the 4th and 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the<br />
deponent sawe the masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a<br />
prisoner under guard of the sayd Wigarts & drewes souldiers at delfe<br />
Island and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at Anchor there and being<br />
Carpenters mate of her did observe<br />
after hee this deponent and<br />
the sayd Lemmon the Master & others of her company where permitted<br />
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the<br />
sayd seizure a strong tight and staunch ship shee was by the sayd<br />
Wigarts & drewes and their Company in the tyme they had her<br />
in their possession soe hurt and damnified in her hull and other<br />
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company<br />
after the sayd damage received were forced to pumpe her<br />
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by reason &#91;?hee GUTTER&#93;<br />
this deponent went Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage out<br />
sawe the unladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that<br />
the sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship<br />
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by his &#91;?Contest GUTTER&#93;<br />
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her seizure<br />
& when he sayd Nygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at Delfe<br />
Island sayd and affirme) was occasioned by reason the sayd Wygarts<br />
and drewer brought her onground ther & seated her upon her &#91;?xxxx GUTTER&#93;<br />
Anchor doe '''&#91;?axxxxx&#93;''' hoisted and wrung the shanke thereof and alsoe<br />
wrung her upon the ground in a strong tyde And her saith that the<br />
sayd ship Red Rose & her sayd ladeing of salt were by the<br />
sayd disaster hurt & dammified to the value (in thir deponents<br />
judgement of '''three?''' hundred pounds sterling or thereabouts All '''&#91;xxxx&#93; GUTTER'''<br />
hee knoweth might have '''bin?''' prevented if the sayd Wygarts<br />
and Drewer & their Company had not removed her but left her<br />
alone in the River of Thames neere Embden where she first '''&#91;?was&#93;'''<br />
And further to the arles he cannot depose.<br />
To the 6th hee saith that he sayd ship the Redd Rose by the '''&#91;?xxxx&#93;'''<br />
aforesaid became soe leakie that the sayd Lemmon after '''&#91;?shee?&#93;'''<br />
was restored to him by the sayd seizers by reason of such '''&#91;?lid&#93;'''<br />
leakinesse could not take aboard her soe much? goods as<br />
otherwise hee would have done by thirty tonnes or thereabouts but<br />
was '''found? to &#91;?&#91;pxxxxxx&#93;''' on his voyage about thirty '''tonne?'''<br />
freights (though hee were offered so much more ladeing) by reason<br />
hee '''duest not remove?''' aboard because of such her leakinesse soe<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.429r_Annotate&diff=60006HCA 13/73 f.429r Annotate2014-07-06T18:28:26Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=429<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0063_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.429r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
occasioned as aforesayd for want of which ladeing the sayd Lemmon<br />
was (in thir deponents judgement) dammified fiftie pounds sterling<br />
and better, which ladeing hee might safely & well have taken aboard<br />
her had not the sayd ship by the meanes aforesayd '''bin?''' made soe leakie<br />
And further he cannot depose./<br />
To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee well knoweth<br />
that the next day after the sayd ship the ''Redd Rose'' was seized in<br />
manner aforesayd the arlate Edmund Lemmon and this deponent<br />
& his '''contests?''' Phillip White George Whale John '''Trigger/Triggs?''' & John Johnson<br />
and others and the '''notaries?''' with them went to delfe Isle after<br />
the sayd ship & finding her there the sayd Lemmon in presence of<br />
the persons aforementioned & the sayd Notaries demand of the arlate<br />
Wygarts & his associates the cause why they had taken the sayd shipp<br />
away and told them it was an English ship & that English men<br />
were owners of her & defyied them to deliver her & her tackle &<br />
furniture and ladeing & all her papers to be delivered back againe<br />
to him, and the sayd Lemmon & this deponent & the rest of the persons<br />
with him offered to goe aboard the sayd ship but the souldiers<br />
& '''others?''' who had seized her & were in possession of her would<br />
not suffer them to come aboard her but '''thereabouts?''' to shoote them<br />
if they attempted to come aboard, and kept the sayd ship in<br />
their possession about two dayes which '''hindered?''' the sayd Lemmon &<br />
his Company sixe dayes tyme in getting their ship back to<br />
her ladeing place neere Embden to the '''great? &#91;?pxxxxxxx&#93;''' of the<br />
sayd Lemmon & Company And further hee cannot depose/<br />
To the 8th article and the '''schedule? &#91;?annxxx&#93; therein?''' mentioned and now '''showed?'''<br />
to him at the tyme of this his examination hee saith that hee<br />
'''refereth?''' him '''&#91;?else&#93;''' to the sayd schedule which hee believeth to be<br />
the protest made by the sayd Lemmon before the two notaries therein<br />
mentioned and that the contents thereof were & are true And further<br />
hee cannot depose./<br />
To the 9th article hee saith that in the tyme the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did<br />
remain under the seizure of the sayd Wygarts and Drewer and their<br />
confederates one of the mates of the ''Redd Rose'' did goe to the sayd shipps<br />
side within '''&#91;?xxxxx&#93;''' to fetch his '''cloathes?''' and defyed leave of the souldiers<br />
& mariners who were on board her and kept ther under seizure that hee<br />
might come aboard her to fetch them but ye sayd souldiers and<br />
mariners would not permitt him to come aboard nor deliver his '''cloathes?'''<br />
to him but sell their musketts to his '''breast?''' and '''thereabouts?''' to shoote<br />
him and throw a quarter can of '''brew/beere?''' in his face and '''&#91;?xxxxxx&#93;''' him<br />
and all the English and called them '''&#91;?starts?&#93;''' & houndffoots and the<br />
like opprobrious termes and sayd that the English were all Rogues<br />
for that they tooke the Swedes part, this he deposeth being present in the<br />
same boate wherein the sayd and done as alsoe his '''contests?''' John Johnson<br />
& William How who were on board the ''Redd Rose'' in the nature of prisoners<br />
being aboard her at her seizure, were alsoe present & sawe and heard the<br />
'''&#91;?pxxxxxxxx&#93;''' soe acted & heard the sayd words And further he cannot depose./<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428v_Annotate&diff=64780HCA 13/73 f.428v Annotate2014-07-01T19:42:02Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0062_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
out of this deponents chest and saws that the masters chest<br />
other of the companies & boxes were broken open and all writing<br />
& two bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & detyned from them by the sayd<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyed<br />
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and detyne' them, and<br />
the sayd Wigarts & Drewes & Company did alsoe take away and<br />
keepe the cloathes of their deponent and of the masters and others the sayd shipps company<br />
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did imbezell the<br />
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the<br />
article he cannot depose.<br />
To the 4th and 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the<br />
deponent saw the masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a<br />
prisoner under guard of the sayd Wigarts & Drewes souldiers at delfe<br />
Island and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at anchor there and being<br />
Carpenters mate of heer did observe<br />
after hee thir deponent of<br />
the sayd Lemmon the Master & others of her company who permitted<br />
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the<br />
sayd seizure a strong tight and staunch ship shee was by the sayd<br />
Wigarts & Drewes and their Company in the tyme they had her<br />
in their possession soe hurt and damnified in her hull and other<br />
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company<br />
after the sayd damage received were forced to pumpe her<br />
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by reason &#91;?x&#93;<br />
this deponent went Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage out<br />
sawe the enladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that<br />
the sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship<br />
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by &#91;?lxxx&#93; &#91;?Cxxxxx&#93;<br />
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her seizure<br />
& when he sayd Nygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at Delfe<br />
Island sayd and affirme) was occasioned by reason the sayd Wygarts<br />
and drewer brought her onground ther & seated her upon her &#91;?xxxx&#93;<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428v_Annotate&diff=64779HCA 13/73 f.428v Annotate2014-07-01T19:41:25Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0062_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
out of this deponents chest and saws that the masters chest<br />
other of the companies & boxes were broken open and all writing<br />
& two bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & detyned from them by the sayd<br />
Wygarts & Drewes & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyed<br />
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and detyne' them, and<br />
the sayd Wigarts & Drewes & Company did alsoe take away and<br />
keepe the cloathes of their deponent and of the masters and others the sayd shipps company<br />
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did imbezell the<br />
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the<br />
article he cannot depose.<br />
To the 4th and 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the<br />
deponent saw the masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a<br />
prisoner under guard of the sayd Wigarts & Drewes souldiers at delfe<br />
Island and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at anchor there and being<br />
Carpenters mate of heer did observe<br />
after hee thir deponent of<br />
the sayd Lemmon the Master & others of her company who permitted<br />
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the<br />
sayd seizure a strong tight and staunch ship shee was by the sayd<br />
Wigarts & Drewes and their Company in the tyme they had her<br />
in their possession soe hurt and damnified in her hull and other<br />
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company<br />
after the sayd damage received were forced to pumpe her<br />
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by reason &#91;?x&#93;<br />
this deponent went Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage out<br />
sawe the enladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that<br />
the sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship<br />
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by '''&#91;?lxxx&#93; &#91;?Cxxxxx&#93;'''<br />
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her seizure<br />
& when he sayd Nygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at Delfe<br />
Island sayd and affirme) was occasioned by reason the sayd Wygarts<br />
and drewer brought her onground ther & seated her upon her '''&#91;?xxxx&#93;'''<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428r_Annotate&diff=65518HCA 13/73 f.428r Annotate2014-07-01T18:57:17Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0061_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93; - INCOMPLETE<br />
'''Andrew Stone''' of the parish of St Olave in Southwark<br />
Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden<br />
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged Eighty fower yeares<br />
or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne & examined saith & deposeth as followeth vizt./<br />
<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth<br />
of Aprill & May 1659 the arlate Edmund Lemmon and Company all<br />
Englishmen were commonly accompted and reputed and<br />
lawfull owners & proprietors of the articulated Shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and<br />
her tackle Apparell and furniture this hee the better knoweth for that<br />
hee went carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the<br />
whole voyage in question And further to their acte he deposeth not.<br />
To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of May 1659 the sayd ship<br />
the ''Redd Rose'' did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of<br />
Thames articulate not farr from Embden arlate where the sayd Lemmon &<br />
his shipps Company were then taking in & ladeing aboard her a ladeing<br />
of salt to be there transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the<br />
East Seas in league & amity with this commonwealth of England which<br />
ladeing was taken aboard ther for Accompt (as he hath credibly heard<br />
and beleeveth) of English merchants subjects of this Commonwealth<br />
And further to this act hee not depose./<br />
To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Moneth<br />
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did abide in a peaceable<br />
manner in the sayd River of Thames & nor far from Embden aforesaid<br />
taking in of her ladeing the arlate &#91;?xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx&#93; and John Drewer<br />
subjects (as he hath credibly heard & beleeveth) of the Sates of the United<br />
Netherland provinces did whilst the articulate Edmon Lemmon and<br />
severall afore of his shippes Company were on shoare about the occasion<br />
of his sayd ship the ''red Rose'' to provide beere bread & other provisions<br />
and necessaries for the sayd ship and to send more salt & other ladeing<br />
aboarde her, with divers souldiers & mariners come aboard the sayd<br />
ship and in a hostile manner seize the sayd ship & such of their<br />
company as were aboard her & her ladeing of salt then aboard her<br />
and brake open the cupboards boxes chests and truncks in the sayd<br />
ship and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other ship papers<br />
and evidences & bills of exchange and tooke also bonds & bills for moneys due to some<br />
of the company of the said ship and many letters which severall<br />
of the shipps Company had brought from England to be carried to the<br />
English ffleete with'''&#91;?xx&#93; Sounds?''' this hee the better knoweth for that hee<br />
this deponent (being one of the shipps company which was on shoare<br />
with the sayd Lemmon when the sayd seizure was made) did after<br />
hee & the sayd Lemmon & the part of the shipps company were<br />
'''suffered?''' to come aboard the sayd ship soo sayd truncks Chests<br />
boxes Cupboards were broken open and all the papers taken out of there<br />
& knoweth that there was a bond for payment of Thirty two pounds sterling to this<br />
deponent & and an other for payment of five pounds & another for payment<br />
of sixe pounds to this deponent and …….. which this deponent<br />
brought from England to Carrie to the English ffleete in the '''sounds?''' taken out<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428v_Annotate&diff=64778HCA 13/73 f.428v Annotate2014-07-01T18:54:42Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Verso<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0062_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428v: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93;<br />
<br />
out of this deponents chest and saws that the masters chest<br />
other of the companies & boxes were broken open and all writing<br />
& '''&#91;?xxx&#93;''' bills of exchange taken out of them and kept & '''detyend?''' from them by the sayd<br />
?Nygarts & Drewer & the souldiers and mariners that accompanyes<br />
them & made the sayd seizure who still keepe and '''detyne?''' them, and<br />
the sayd Nigarts & Drewer & Company did alsoe take away and<br />
keepe the cloathes of their deponent and of the master and others the sayd shipps company<br />
and a case of strong waters of this deponents. & did '''imbezell?''' the<br />
breads and other provisions of the sayd ship And further to the<br />
arle he cannot depose.<br />
To the 4th and 5th arles of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee the<br />
deponent saw ethe masters mate of the sayd shipp the Redd Rose a<br />
prisoner under guard of the sayd Nigarts & Drewer souldiers at '''delfe<br />
Isle?''' and sawe the sayd shipp the Red Rose at anchor there '''&#91;?xxxxxxx&#93;'''<br />
Carpenters mate of '''heer?''' did observe<br />
after hee thir deponent of<br />
the sayd Lemmon the Master & '''otherr?''' of her company were permitted<br />
to come on board her) that whereas the sayd ship was before the<br />
sayd seizure a strong light and stanch? ship shee was by the sayd<br />
Nigarts & Drewer and their Company in the '''&#91;?xxxx xxx&#93;''' had '''her?'''<br />
in their possession soe hurt and damnified? in her hull and other<br />
wayes that shee became very leakie in soe much that her company<br />
after the sayd damage '''received?''' were forced to pumpe her<br />
continually to preserve her from sinking, And by '''&#91;?xxxxx&#93;'''<br />
their deponent '''went?''' Carpenters mate & pylott in her the whole voyage and<br />
sawe the enladeing of her sayd ladeing of salt, hee knoweth that<br />
he sayd salt was much damnified by the leakinesse of the sayd ship<br />
which leakinesse as hee hath credibly heard by '''&#91;?lxxx&#93; &#91;?Cxxxxx&#93;'''<br />
William Howe & others who were aboard he sayd ship at her '''&#91;?stixxxx&#93;'''<br />
& when he sayd Nygarts & Drewer brought her to an Anchor at '''&#91;?xxxx&#93;'''<br />
Isle saye and affirme) was occasioned by '''wason?''' the sayd Nygarts<br />
and drewer brough her onground ther? & seates? her upon her '''&#91;?xxxx&#93;'''<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428r_Annotate&diff=65517HCA 13/73 f.428r Annotate2014-06-30T09:04:42Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0061_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93; - INCOMPLETE<br />
'''Andrew Stone''' of the parish of St Olave in Southwark<br />
Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden<br />
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged Eighty fower yeares<br />
or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne & examined saith & deposeth as followeth vizt./<br />
<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth<br />
of Aprill & May 1659 the arlate Edmund Lemmon and Company all<br />
Englishmen were commonly accompted and reputed and<br />
lawfull owners & proprietors of the articulated Shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and<br />
her tackle Apparell and furniture this hee the better knoweth for that<br />
hee went carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the<br />
whole voyage in question And further to their acte he deposeth not.<br />
To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of May 1659 the sayd ship<br />
the ''Redd Rose'' did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of<br />
Thames articulate not farr from Embden arlate where the sayd Lemmon &<br />
his shipps Company were then taking in & ladeing aboard her a ladeing<br />
of salt to be there transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the<br />
East Seas in league & amity with this commonwealth of England which<br />
ladeing was taken aboard ther for Accompt (as he hath credibly heard<br />
and beleeveth) of English merchants subjects of this Commonwealth<br />
And further to this act hee not depose./<br />
To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Moneth<br />
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did abide in a peaceable<br />
manner in the sayd River of Thames & nor far from Embden aforesaid<br />
taking in of her ladeing the arlate &#91;?xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx&#93; and John Drewer<br />
subjects (as he hath credibly heard & beleeveth) of the Sates of the United<br />
Netherland provinces did whilst the articulate Edmon Lemmon and<br />
severall afore of his shippes Company were on shoare about the occasion<br />
of his sayd ship the ''red Rose'' to provide beere bread & other provisions<br />
and necessaries for the sayd ship and to send more salt & other ladeing<br />
aboarde her, with divers souldiers & mariners come aboard the sayd<br />
ship and in a hostile manner seize the sayd ship & such of their<br />
company as were aboard her & her ladeing of salt then aboard her<br />
and brake open the cupboards boxes chests and truncks in the sayd<br />
ship and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other ship papers<br />
and evidences & bills of exchange and tooke also bonds & bills for moneys due to some<br />
of the company of the said ship and many letters which severall<br />
of the shipps Company had brought from England to be carried to the<br />
English ffleete<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428r_Annotate&diff=65516HCA 13/73 f.428r Annotate2014-06-30T09:04:01Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0061_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93; - INCOMPLETE<br />
'''Andrew Stone''' of the parish of St Olave in Southwark<br />
Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden<br />
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged Eighty fower yeares<br />
or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne & examined saith & deposeth as followeth vizt./<br />
<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the moneth<br />
of Aprill & May 1659 the arlate Edmund Lemmon and Company all<br />
Englishmen were commonly accompted and reputed and<br />
lawfull owners & proprietors of the articulated Shipp the ''Redd Rose'' and<br />
her tackle Apparell and furniture this hee the better knoweth for that<br />
hee went carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the<br />
whole voyage in question And further to their acte he deposeth not.<br />
To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of May 1659 the sayd ship<br />
the ''Redd Rose'' did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of<br />
Thames articulate not farr from Embden arlate where the sayd Lemmon &<br />
his shipps Company were then taking in & ladeing aboard her a ladeing<br />
of salt to be there transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the<br />
East Seas in league & amity with this commonwealth of England which<br />
ladeing was taken aboard ther for Accompt (as he hath credibly heard<br />
and beleeveth) of English merchants subjects of this Commonwealth<br />
And further to this act hee not depose./<br />
To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Moneth<br />
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did abide in a peaceable<br />
manner in the sayd River of Thames & nor far from Embden aforesaid<br />
taking in of her ladeing the arlate &#91;?xxxxxxx xxxxxxxx&#93; and John Drewer<br />
subjects (as he hath credibly heard & beleeveth) of the Sates of the United<br />
Netherland provinces did whilst the articulate Edmon Lemmon and<br />
severall afore of his shippes Company were on shoare about the occasion<br />
of his sayd ship the ''red Rose'' to provide '''beere bread''' & other provisions<br />
and necessaries for the sayd ship and to send more salt & other ladeing<br />
aboarde her, with divers souldiers & mariners come aboard the sayd<br />
ship and in a hostile manner seize the sayd ship & such of their<br />
company as were aboard her & her ladeing of salt then aboard her<br />
and brake open the cupboards boxes chests and truncks in the sayd<br />
ship and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other ship papers<br />
and evidences & bills of exchange and tooke also bonds & bills for moneys due to some<br />
of the company of the said ship and many letters which severall<br />
of the shipps Company had brought from England to be carried to the<br />
English ffleete<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawellhttp://www.marinelives.org/index.php?title=HCA_13/73_f.428r_Annotate&diff=65515HCA 13/73 f.428r Annotate2014-06-22T18:48:28Z<p>PhilippaHellawell: </p>
<hr />
<div>{{PageMetaData<br />
|Parent volume=HCA 13/73<br />
|Folio=428<br />
|Side=Recto<br />
|Editorial history=Created 05/06/14, by CSG<br />
<br />
}}{{PageHelp}}<br />
{{PageTranscription<br />
|Transcription image=[[File:IMG_0061_copy.JPG|thumbnail|800px|none|HCA 13/73 f.428r: Right click on image for full size image in separate window]]<br />
<br />
|Transcription=&#91;INSERT TEXT&#93; - INCOMPLETE<br />
Andrew Stone of the parish of St Olave in Southwark<br />
Mariner but borne at Stockholme in Sweden<br />
Carpenters Mate of the Redd Rose aged Eighty fower yeares<br />
or thereabouts a wittnesse sworne & examined saith & deposeth as followeth vizt./<br />
To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the month<br />
of Aprill & May 1659 the articulated Edmund Lemmon and company all<br />
Englishmen were commonly accompted and '''reputed/reputers?''' and<br />
lawfull owners & proprietors of the articulated Shipp the Redd Rose and<br />
her '''tarkle''' Apparell and furniture '''ther''' hee the bettwe knoweth for that<br />
hee went carpenters mate & Pylott of her from London during the<br />
whole voyage in question And further to their acte he deposeth not.<br />
To the 2 article hee saith that in the month of May 1659 the sayd ship<br />
the Redd Rose did remayne in a peaceable manner in the River of<br />
Thames articulate not farr from '''Embden?''' articulate where the sayd Lemmon &<br />
his shipps company were then taking in & ladeing aboard her a ladeing<br />
of salt to be there transported to Stockholm in Sweden a place in the<br />
East Seas in league & amity with this commonwealth of England which?<br />
ladeing? was taken aboard ther for Accompt (as he hath credibly heard<br />
and believeth) of English merchants subjects of this Commonwealth<br />
And further to this act hee not '''depose/eth'''./<br />
To the third article of the sayd allegation he saith that in the sayd Month<br />
of May 1659 and while the sayd ship Redd Rose did abide in a peaceable<br />
manner in the sayd River of Thames & nor far from Embden aforesaid<br />
taking in of her ladeing the articulated '''Merchant Merchants?''' and John '''Drewer?'''<br />
subjects (as he hath credibly heard & believeth) of the Sates of the United<br />
Netherland provinces did whilst the articulate Edmon Lemmon and<br />
severall afore of his shippes company were on shoare about the occasion<br />
of his sayd ship the red Rose to provide '''beere bread''' & other provisions<br />
and new '''Navies?''' for the sayd ship and to send more salt & other ladeing<br />
aboarde her, with divers souldiers & mariners come aboard the sayd<br />
ship and in a hostile manner seize the sayd ship& such of their<br />
company as were aboard her & her ladeing of salt then aboard her<br />
and brake open the cupboards boxes chests and truncks in the sayd<br />
ship and tooke away all the bills of ladeing and other ship papers<br />
and '''evidences?''' <& bills of exchange> and '''stocks?''' also bonds & bills for moneys due to some<br />
of the company of the said ship and many letters which severall<br />
of the shipps company had brought from England to be carried to the<br />
English ffleete<br />
<br />
}}</div>PhilippaHellawell