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 |Transcription=The 28th of ffebruary 1656. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 said Samuel Edwards and Roger Whitfeild from their said respective
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 namely on or about the first of ffebruary 1653 aforesaid, and hee
 &#91;?XXXXX&#93; thence sailed to dover, thence to Rochell, thence for dublin
-in Ireland, and being there, namely in the moneth of May 165&#91;?3 GUTTER&#93;
+in Ireland, and being there, namely in the moneth of May 165&#91;?4 GUTTER&#93;
 hee there met with and shipped the arlate Roger Whitfeild to
 goe Carpenter of her and in the said shipp, and the said whitfeild went

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-|Transcription=1. The 28th of ffebruary 1656.
+|Transcription=The 28th of ffebruary 1656. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. <margin value="Left">Samuel Edwards and Roger Whitfeild&#125;
-. against the Negro and goods.&#125;</margin>
+Samuel Edwards and Roger Whitfeild&#125;
-. Examined upon an allegation given
+against the ''Negro'' and goods.&#125;
-. on the behalfe of the said Edwards
-. and Whitfeild.
+Examined upon an allegation given
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 1</margin>
+on the behalfe of the said Edwards
-. Thomas Morgan of Redriff in the County of
+and Whitfeild.
-. Surrey Mariner, aged 36 yeeres or thereabouts
-. sworne and exámined.
+'''Rp. 1'''
-. To the first article hee saith hee well knoweth the arlate
-. Captaine John Lockier, who hee saith for time arlate was and is GUTTER
+'''Thomas Morgan''' of Redriff in the County of
-. commander of the shipp the Negro arlate and had the governance
+Surrey Mariner, aged 36 yeeres or thereabouts
-. thereof as master, and for master was commonly accounted and reputed, GUTTER
+sworne and exámined.
-. which hee knoweth for that hee this deponent was by the said Lockier
-. shipped boatswaine of the said shipp at dunkirke on or about
+To the first article hee saith hee well knoweth the arlate
-. the XXXXth first of ffebruary 1653, and went, and sailed and
+Captaine John Lockier, who hee saith for time arlate was master and
-. continued in her from that time till the sixteenth of January
+commander of the shipp the ''Negro'' arlate and had the governance
-. last of thereabouts that shee came into the River of Thames and that
+thereof as master, and for master was commonly accounted and reputed,
-. hee was then and there acknowledged, and ˹saith˺ that all the said time the
+which hee knoweth for that hee this deponent was by the said Lockier
-. said Lockier was commander of her of his sight and knowledge.
+shipped boatswaine of the said shipp at dunkirke on or about
-. To the second and third articles hee saith and deposeth that within the
+the first of ffebruary 1653, and went, and sailed and
-. said time the said Lockier sailed the said shipp on a XXXXing voyage
+continued in her from that time till the sixteenth of January
-. to severall ports and places beyond the seas, and at dunkirke where
+last of thereabouts that shee came into the River of Thames and that
-. this deponent was shipped as aforesaid, the said Lockier alsoe hired
+hee was then and there acknowledged, and saith that all the said time the
-. and shipped Samuel Edwards to goe Gunner of the said shipp Negro
+said Lockier was commander of her of his sight and knowledge.
-. namely on or about the first of ffebruary 1653 aforesaid, and hee
-. the same thense sailed to dover, thense to Rochell, thense to dublin
+To the second and third articles hee saith and deposeth that within the
-. in Ireland, and being there, namely in the moneth of May 1653 GUTTER
+said time the said Lockier sailed the said shipp on a voyage
-. hee there met with and shipped the arlate Roger Whitfeild to
+to severall &#91;?ports&#93; and places beyond the seas, and at dunkirke where
-. goe carpenter of her and in the said shipp, and the said whitfeild went
+this deponent was shipped as aforesaid, the said Lockier alsoe hired
-. accordingly, and thense hee as carpenter and the said Samuel Edwards
+and shipped Samuel Edwards to goe Gunner of the said shipp ''Negro''
-. still as Gunner, sailed, sailed in the said shipp to kingsale to fitt her,
+namely on or about the first of ffebruary 1653 aforesaid, and hee
-. thense to Corke to take in passengers, which they tooke in accordingly
+&#91;?XXXXX&#93; thence sailed to dover, thence to Rochell, thence for dublin
-. to be carried to the Barbadás, and sailing for the Barbadás, but
+in Ireland, and being there, namely in the moneth of May 165&#91;?3 GUTTER&#93;
-. missing it, they ˹arived at˺ went to Saint Christophers, and there lay about eleaven
+hee there met with and shipped the arlate Roger Whitfeild to
-. monethes, and there having fitted her againe, the said Lockier sailed
+goe Carpenter of her and in the said shipp, and the said whitfeild went
-. her for Jamaica, and there ariving, ridd three monethes and upward GUTTER
+accordingly, and thence hee as Carpenter and the said Samuel Edwards
-. and thense shee departed for New England, and there staid from May GUTTER
+still as Gunner, sailed, sailed in the said shipp to kingsale to fitt her,
-. 1656 to the till August next following, and thense departing
+thense to Corke to take in passengers, which they tooke in accordingly
-. shee arived and staid about two monthes at the Maderás, and in or
+to be carried to the Barbadás, and sailing for the Barbadás, but
-. about October last set saile for England, and came into the River of
+missing it, arived at Saint Christophers, and there lay about eleaven
-. Tames in January last, and was dischardged there about the sixteenth
+monethes, and there having fitted her againe, the said Lockier sailed
-. of the same moneth, and saith that to the said time of discharge the
+her for Jamaica, and there ariving, ridd three monethes and &#91;?upwards GUTTER&#93;
-. said Samuel Edwards and Roger Whitfeild from their saird respective
+and thence shee departed for New England, and there staid from &#91;?May GUTTER&#93;
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">times</margin>
+till August next following, and thence departing
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