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 |Transcription=To the 10th article he saith he ćannot depose.
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 James Moulton &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The third day of March .1655. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 or when he came to Zant if he had then gone directly to the Streights
 mouth he had not come to Corsica, And so much he knoweth to be true
-having formerly used these seas in severall shipps: And otherwise he
+having formerly used these seas in severall shipps&#58; And otherwise he
 ćannot depose.
 To the 7th article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that to sayle from Salina Road
-to the Streights mouth is about six hundred forty four leagues and so aććounted, and
+to the Streights mouth is about six hundred forty four leagues and so accounted, and
 to sayle from thense first to Zant, and so to the Streights mouth is about
 six hundred sixty one leagues and so aććounted. which he knoweth having used the sayd
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 To
 |People=<u>Bridgett Lutton</u>
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 Bridgett Lutton was named the sole executrix. The will was written when "at present sicke and weake in body", and signed and dated September 7th 1663. It was proved a month later on October 21st 1663.
 |Places=<u>East Lane, East Greenwich</u>
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 [[File:Roque_Map_Greenwich_1695_Travers_1810_Detail_150414.JPG|thumbnail|500px|none|[http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/__data/assets/image/0019/301483/map-01275-1339.jpg Detail, Greenwich section of John Roque's Map of London (1695), copy by Samuel Travers (1810)]]]
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 PROB 11/328/355 Will of Bridgett Lutton, Widow of East Greenwich, Kent 24 November 1668
 PROB 11/327/573 Sentence of Brigetta Lutton, Widow of East Greenwich, Kent 13 November 1668
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 pounds.
-To the 12th he saith that the arlate &#91;?Germans&#93; was shipped as and for Cooper of
+To the 12th he saith that the arlate &#91;G&#91;?e&#93;rma&#91;?ns&#93; was shipped as and for Cooper of
 the sayd shipp. And that the sayd John Gridden did alsoe hire one Ridde
 to doe some Coopers worke aboard the sayd shipp att the Barbadoes. And
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 To the 7th article of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that to sayle from Salina Road
-to the Streights mouth is about XXXXX ˹six˺ hundred ˹forty four˺ leagues and so aććounted, and
+to the Streights mouth is about six hundred forty four leagues and so aććounted, and
 to sayle from thense first to Zant, and so to the Streights mouth is about
 six hundred sixty one leagues and so aććounted. which he knoweth having used the sayd

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 To the fifth and sixth articles of the sayd allegation, This deponent saith that the direct
-way to come from Salina Road in Ciprus ˹for London˺ is to come to the Straights mouth, and
+way to come from Salina Road in Ciprus for London is to come to the Straights mouth, and
 so much is notorious; And he saith that in case the arlate George Hughes the
 voyage in question had sayled his shipp either directly to the Streights mouth

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 pounds.
-To the 12th he saith that the arlate Germans was shipped as and for Cooper of
+To the 12th he saith that the arlate &#91;?Germans&#93; was shipped as and for Cooper of
 the sayd shipp. And that the sayd John Gridden did alsoe hire one Ridde
 to doe some Coopers worke aboard the sayd shipp att the Barbadoes. And

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 To the Crosse Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-To the first he saith he was and is ˹a˺ servant and apprentice to the sayd John Gridden
+To the first he saith he was and is a servant and apprentice to the sayd John Gridden
 and wisheth that the Judges and the law may decide and judge this cause justly
 betwixt the parties. And otherwise cannot answer

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 Bridgett Lutton was the wife of James Lutton by her second marriage. Her first marriage (according to James Lutton's will) had been to Henry Hodgkin, by whom she had a son (Ralph) and a daughter (Sarah). She had two daughters by James Lutton (Christian and Elizabeth).  She survived her husband's death (1663), with her own will proved in 1668.  Consequently, she appears in the Kent Heath Tax records for Lady Day 1664 as a widow, living in East Lane East in Greenwich in a sizeable property with twelve hearths.<ref>PROB 11/328/355 Will of Bridgett Lutton, Widow of East Greenwich, Kent 24 November 1668</ref>
-[[File:Kent_Hearth_Tax_1664_Harrington_p22.JPG|thumbnail|480px|none|[http://www.hearthtax.org.uk/communities/kent/kent_1664L_transcript.pdf Duncan Harrington (trans.), Kent Hearth Tax Assessment Lady Day 1664]]]
+[[File:Kent_Hearth_Tax_1664_Harrington_p22.JPG|thumbnail|480px|none|[http://www.hearthtax.org.uk/communities/kent/kent_1664L_transcript.pdf Duncan Harrington (trans.), Kent Hearth Tax Assessment Lady Day 1664, p.23]]]
 <u>Emanuell Lutton</u>
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 Chancery Court records exist for a legal dispute between a William Glanvile and a James, Joan and William Lutton. It is possible that this William Glanvile was related to Benjamin Glanvill, who was a major London merchant trading in tin, and that the dispute involved Captain James Lutton and relatives.
-[[File:Roque_Map_Greenwich_1695_Travers_1810_Detail_150414.JPG|thumbnail|500px|none|Detail, Greenwich section of John Roque's Map of London (1695), copy by Samuel Travers (1810)]]
+[[File:Roque_Map_Greenwich_1695_Travers_1810_Detail_150414.JPG|thumbnail|500px|none|[http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/__data/assets/image/0019/301483/map-01275-1339.jpg Detail, Greenwich section of John Roque's Map of London (1695), copy by Samuel Travers (1810)]]]
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 Emanuell Lutton is named in James Lutton's will (1663) as the living brother of James, and is linked in the will to land in Devonshire.  This would be consistent with an Emanuel (sic) Lutton, who is named in Thomas Colby's ''Visitation of the county of Devon in the year 1620'' as the eldest son of Emanuel Lutton of Cofford in the parish of Kenton [Devonshire]. Emanuel's age is given as twenty in the year of the visitation, with brothers James (16), John (14), Francis (10) and Richard (7), and sisters Mary (18) and Elizabeth (9).<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/visitationcount02camdgoog#page/n191/mode/2up Frederick Thomas Colby (ed.), The visitation of the county of Devon in the year 1620 (London, 1872), p.173], viewed 15/04/14</ref>
-[[File:Lutton_Visitation_Devonshire_1620_Colby_1672_p173.JPG|thumbnail|500px|none|Frederick Thomas Colby (ed.), The visitation of the county of Devon in the year 1620 (London, 1872), p.173]]
+[[File:Lutton_Visitation_Devonshire_1620_Colby_1672_p173.JPG|thumbnail|500px|none|[https://archive.org/stream/visitationcount02camdgoog#page/n191/mode/2up Frederick Thomas Colby (ed.), The visitation of the county of Devon in the year 1620 (London, 1872), p.173]]]
 <u>James Lutton</u>

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 |Places=<u>East Lane, East Greenwich</u>
-James Lutton lived with his wife, Bridgett, in East Lane East in East Greenwich. In his 1655 deposition in the English Admiralty Court he gave his residence as "East Greenwich".  However, the Kent Hearth Tax records for Lady Day 1664 enable us to identify his residence more precisely as East Lane East in East Greenwich, in a sizeable property with twelve hearths.
+In his 1655 deposition in the English Admiralty Court James gave his residence as "East Greenwich".  However, the Kent Hearth Tax records for Lady Day 1664 enable us to identify Lutton's residence more precisely as East Lane East in East Greenwich, where his widow resided, in a sizeable property with twelve hearths. This was a fashionable area, inhabited by a number of leading London merchants and mariners.  East Greenwich neighbours included the merchant Sir Theophilus Biddulph (in a twenty-one hearth residence in East Lane East, East Greenwich), the London merchant Benjamin Glanvill (of Devon origins, in a twelve hearth residence in Dock and Taverne Rowe, East Greenwich), and the London merchant Mr Nicholas Cooke.
 [[File:Roque_Map_Greenwich_1695_Travers_1810_Detail_150414.JPG|thumbnail|500px|none|Detail, Greenwich section of John Roque's Map of London (1695), copy by Samuel Travers (1810)]]