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-The 13th of August 1656.
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-A businesse of exámination of witnesses for&#125;
-perpetuall remembrance on the businesse of&#125;
-Samuel Vassall and others touching the&#125;
-shipp ''Mayflower'' whereof William Jacket&#125;
-was Captaine, seized by the officers and subiects of the&#125;
-king of Spaine&#125;
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-Examined upon the said allegation.
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-'''Rp. 6'''
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-'''Roger kilvert''' of London Merchant
-aged 68 yeeres or thereabouts
-sworne and exámined.
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-To the first article hee saith and deposeth that within the time arlate the arlate Samuel
-V&#123;ass&#125;all, Richard and Beniamin Grandley, Peter Andrewes, John
-Wirkey Captaine Jacket and company were commonly accounted
-the true owners and proprietors of the shipp ''Mayflower'' with
-all her tackle and furniture and alsoe of a vessell or Pinke
-that went to sea in her company. And otherwise hee cannot
-depose.
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-To the second article hee saith and deposeth that within the fore said
-time the said shipp and pinke were (as it was commonly reported)
-put to sea for the voyage arlate at the costs and chardges of the said
-vessell and company aforesaid, and that Captaine Jacket took upon
-him the charge and governaunce of the said shipp and pinke as
-commander thereof, and proseeded therewith on the said voyage
-on behalfe of himselfe and the said other owners, and had a
-nineth part adventure in the said voyage, (as hee said) other partners
-told this deponent.
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-To the third fourth and fifth hee cannot depose.
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-To the 6th 7th and 8th this deponent saith that one Simon Lopez, Roderigo
-da Padilla, don diego da Vizvis, Alfares Sixhouter and
-Alvarez Perez Subiects of the king of Spaine told this deponent
-that they were present at New Barcellona in the West Indies,
-and there tooke notice of (and it was publiquely made knowne)
-the agreement made betweene the said Captaine Jacket and don
-Louis da Chaney for the carrying of certaine Negroes and importing
-of them with the title of a license which the said don Lewes had
-for them himelfe, which was presented unto the king of Spaines
-officers at New Barcellona, and allowed and approved of by
-them to be good, and besides their said affirmation to this deponent
-the said 5 Spaniards did testifie soe much upon their oathes in
-before a Jury in the Admiraltie Court in the yeere 165X, this
-deponent then serving for their interpreter by order of the said
-Court. And the said 5 Spaniards further told this deponent
-that they were present in New Barcellona in the West Indies
-in Aprill 1648, when the said Jacket with his said shipp and Pinnace
-arrived there, but that the said Jacket could not come under commaund
-with his said shipp nor deliver ashore any goods untill that
-ffrancis Barrvral da Cancye the then Governour had &#91;?seaven&#93;
-and allowed of the said license, which the said don louis da
-Chaves did then present before him and other the King of
-Spaines officers, and they did all declare them the said license was
-good and did approve thereof, and did furnish foure or five chests
-and sixe cargo's or loads of Cassave or bread for releife of the
-Negros
-|People=Peter Andrewes
-ffrancis Barrvral da Cancye, Governour of New Barcellona (1648)
-don louis da Chaves
-Richard and Beniamin Grandley
-William Jacket, Captain of the Mayflower
-Roger Kilvert, Merchant of London, aged 68
-Simon Lopez, subject of King of Spain
-Roderigo da Padilla, subject of King of Spain
-Alvarez Perez, subject of King of Spain
-Alfares Sixhouter, subject of King of Spain
-Samuel Vassall
-don diego da Vizvis, subject of King of Spain
-John Wirkey
-|Places=[[HCA 13/71 f.369v Annotate#head-b91f8f3560d53ef6d71da8edd38c2b7b702a5dbb|New Barcellona]] in the West Indies
-|Secondary sources=[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=u0QUAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&authuser=0&hl=en&pg=GBS.PR3 Lavaysse, M. (ed.), A statistical, commercial, and political description of Venezuela, Trinidad, Margarita, and Tobago (London, 1820)]
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-|Transcription=&#91;http://annotatehca1371.wikispot.org/HCA_13/71_f.368r_Annotate#head-7792b396c165940a2ef3372031f6dbb64b71233e HCA 13/71 f.368r&#93;
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 The 13th of August 1656.
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 and sixe cargo's or loads of Cassave or bread for releife of the
 Negros
 |People=Peter Andrewes
 ffrancis Barrvral da Cancye, Governour of New Barcellona (1648)
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 don diego da Vizvis, subject of King of Spain
 John Wirkey
 |Places=[[HCA 13/71 f.369v Annotate#head-b91f8f3560d53ef6d71da8edd38c2b7b702a5dbb|New Barcellona]] in the West Indies
 |Secondary sources=[https://play.google.com/books/reader?id=u0QUAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&authuser=0&hl=en&pg=GBS.PR3 Lavaysse, M. (ed.), A statistical, commercial, and political description of Venezuela, Trinidad, Margarita, and Tobago (London, 1820)]
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 arrived there, but that the said Jacket could not come under commaund
 with his said shipp nor deliver ashore any goods untill that
-ffrancis Barrvral da Cancye the then Governour had seaven
+ffrancis Barrvral da Cancye the then Governour had &#91;?seaven&#93;
 and allowed of the said license, which the said don louis da
 Chaves did then present before him and other the King of

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+|Transcription='''B4:'''
-. <margin value="Top left">B4:</margin>
-. The 13th of August 1656.
+The 13th of August 1656.
-. <margin value="Left">A businesse of exámination of witnesses for&#125;
-. perpetuall remembrance on the businesse of&#125;
+A businesse of exámination of witnesses for&#125;
-. Samuel Vassall and others touching the&#125;
+perpetuall remembrance on the businesse of&#125;
-. shipp Mayflower whereof William Jacket&#125;
+Samuel Vassall and others touching the&#125;
-. was Captaine, seized by the officers ˹and subiects˺ of the&#125;
+shipp ''Mayflower'' whereof William Jacket&#125;
-. X king of Spaine&#125;</margin>
+was Captaine, seized by the officers and subiects of the&#125;
-. Examined upon the said allegation.
+king of Spaine&#125;
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 6</margin>
-. '''Roger kilvert''' of London Merchant
+Examined upon the said allegation.
-. aged 68 yeeres or thereabouts
-. sworne and exámined.
+'''Rp. 6'''
-. To the first article hee saith and deposeth that ˹within the time arlate˺ the arlate Samuel
-. V&#123;ass&#125;all, Richard and Beniamin Grandley, Peter Andrewes, John
+'''Roger kilvert''' of London Merchant
-. Wirkey Captaine Jacket and company were commonly accounted
+aged 68 yeeres or thereabouts
-. the true owners and proprietors of the shipp Mayflower with
+sworne and exámined.
-. all her tackle and furniture and alsoe of a vessell or Pinke
-. that went to sea in her company. And otherwise hee cannot
+To the first article hee saith and deposeth that within the time arlate the arlate Samuel
-. depose.
+V&#123;ass&#125;all, Richard and Beniamin Grandley, Peter Andrewes, John
-. To the second article hee saith and deposeth that within the fore said
+Wirkey Captaine Jacket and company were commonly accounted
-. time the said shipp and pinke were (as it was commonly reported)
+the true owners and proprietors of the shipp ''Mayflower'' with
-. put to sea for the voyage arlate at the costs and chardges of the said
+all her tackle and furniture and alsoe of a vessell or Pinke
-. vessell and company aforesaid, and that Captaine Jacket took upon
+that went to sea in her company. And otherwise hee cannot
-. him the charge and governaunce of the said shipp and pinke as
+depose.
-. commander thereof, and proseeded therewith on the said voyage
-. on behalfe of himselfe and the said other owners, and had a
+To the second article hee saith and deposeth that within the fore said
-. nineth part adventure in the said voyage, (as hee said) other partners
+time the said shipp and pinke were (as it was commonly reported)
-. told this deponent.
+put to sea for the voyage arlate at the costs and chardges of the said
-. To the third fourth and fifth hee cannot depose.
+vessell and company aforesaid, and that Captaine Jacket took upon
-. To the 6th ˹and 7th and 8th˺ this deponent saith that one Simon Lopez, Roderigo
+him the charge and governaunce of the said shipp and pinke as
-. da Padilla, don diego da Vizvis, Alfares Sixhouter and
+commander thereof, and proseeded therewith on the said voyage
-. Alvarez Perez Subiects of the king of Spaine told this deponent
+on behalfe of himselfe and the said other owners, and had a
-. that they were present at New Barcellona in the West Indies,
+nineth part adventure in the said voyage, (as hee said) other partners
-. and there tooke notice of (and it was publiquely made knowne)
+told this deponent.
-. the agreement made betweene the said Captaine Jacket and don
-. Louis da Chaney for the carrying of certaine Negroes and inXXXXing
+To the third fourth and fifth hee cannot depose.
-. of them with the title of a kXXXt which the said don Lewes had
-. for them himXXX, which was presented unto the king of Spaines
+To the 6th 7th and 8th this deponent saith that one Simon Lopez, Roderigo
-. officers at New Barcellona, and allXXXXt and approved of by
+da Padilla, don diego da Vizvis, Alfares Sixhouter and
-. them to be good, and besides their said affirmation to this deponent
+Alvarez Perez Subiects of the king of Spaine told this deponent
-. the said 5 Spaniards did testifie soe much upon their oathes in
+that they were present at New Barcellona in the West Indies,
-. before a Jury in the Admiraltie Court in the yeere 165X, this
+and there tooke notice of (and it was publiquely made knowne)
-. deponent then serving for their interpreter by order of the said
+the agreement made betweene the said Captaine Jacket and don
-. Court. And the said 5 Spaniards further told this deponent
+Louis da Chaney for the carrying of certaine Negroes and importing
-. that they were present in New Barcellona in the West Indies
+of them with the title of a license which the said don Lewes had
-. in Aprill 1648, when the said Jacket with his said shipp and PinXXXXXX
+for them himelfe, which was presented unto the king of Spaines
-. arrived there, XXX that the said Jacket could not come under commaund
+officers at New Barcellona, and allowed and approved of by
-. with his said shipp nor deliver ashore any goods untill that
+them to be good, and besides their said affirmation to this deponent
-. ffrancis Barrvral da Cancye the then Governour had seaven
+the said 5 Spaniards did testifie soe much upon their oathes in
-. and XXXXX of the said license, which the said don louis da
+before a Jury in the Admiraltie Court in the yeere 165X, this
-. Chaves did XXXX then present before him and other the XXXX of
+deponent then serving for their interpreter by order of the said
-. Spaines officers, and they did all declare them the said license was
+Court. And the said 5 Spaniards further told this deponent
-. good and did approve thereof, and did furnish foure or five XXX
+that they were present in New Barcellona in the West Indies
-. and sixe cargo's or loads of Cassave for ˹or˺ bread for releife of the
+in Aprill 1648, when the said Jacket with his said shipp and Pinnace
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">Negros</margin>
+arrived there, but that the said Jacket could not come under commaund
-</document-end>
+with his said shipp nor deliver ashore any goods untill that
 |People=Peter Andrewes