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+|First transcribed=2013/03/27
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 |Transcription=The 13th of March 1656/
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 a smale ffrench ffrigott in speciall and all others in&#125;
 generall that will take upon them the Justification or&#125;
-defence of the sayd seizure: Suckley&#125;
+defence of the sayd seizure&#58; Suckley&#125;
 Examined upon an allegation given in on
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 hee knoweth not, And saith the sayd Kerr of this deponents knowledge did then alsoe
 loose
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+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 27/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 and edited on 30/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
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 A busines of Examination of witnesses on the behalfe&#125;
 of John Neavyne and John Kerr and others late Mariners&#125;
-of the Speedewell of which John Kerr was Commander&#125;
+of the ''Speedewell'' of which John Kerr was Commander&#125;
-against Captaine Adrian VenXXimon Swart now or&#125;
+against Captaine Adrian Ven&#123;XX&#125;imon Swart &#91;?nowor&#125;&#125;
-late Commander of the vessell called the Saint Patrick and&#125;
+late Commander of the vessell called the ''Saint Patrick'' and&#125;
 Captaine Jacob Johnson Governour late Commander of&#125;
 a smale ffrench ffrigott in speciall and all others in&#125;
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 defence of the sayd seizure: Suckley&#125;
-examined upon an allegation given in on
+Examined upon an allegation given in on
 the behalfe fo the sayd Neavyne and others./
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 To the first hee saith that for that hee was one of the Company of the arlate
-shipp the Speedewell the voyage in question hee knoweth that the arlate John
+shipp the ''Speedewell'' the voyage in question hee knoweth that the arlate John
-Kerr was Commander of the sayd shipp and the sayd voyage and XXX commonly acompted during the
+Kerr was Commander of the sayd shipp the sayd voyage and commonly acompted during the
 tyme arlate, and before, to bee a part Owner (videlicetof one halfe) of the sayd shipp and
 one Theophilus Rankin (both subiects of the Commonwealth of England and Scotch
-men by Nation and habitation dwelling both in Eyre) were was commonly reputed the owner of the other halfe
+men by Nation and habitation dwelling both in Eyre) was commonly reputed the owner of the other halfe
 of the sayd shipp, And further to this article hee cannot depose/
 To the 2 article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee being one of the Company of the
-Speedewell as aforesayd the voyage in question knoweth that the arlate John Neavin
+''Speedewell'' as aforesayd the voyage in question knoweth that the arlate John Neavin
-and Company did at Bordeaux (besides one tonne whoch was then and there laden
+and Company did at Bordeaux (besides one tonne which was then and there laden
 aboard for Accompt of the sayd shipps company) cause to bee laden aboard the sayd
 shipp for their proper Accompt nyneteene tonnes of ffrench wines, every of which
 twenty tonnes of wyne hee saith were at Burdeaux accounted commonly to be
 then worth thirty five pounds sterling per tonne and soe much this deponent in his
-Judgment and estimate beleeveth them to have then bin worth XXXXXX And alsoe
+Judgment and estimate beleeveth them to have then bin worth And alsoe
 knoweth that the sayd Neavin and Company did then and there alsoe lade aboard the
 sayd shipp for their Account severall lookeing glasses ribbons hatts and
 other smale goods which this deponent helped to lade on board, but as to the worth or
-value of them hee saith hee cannot depose And to the sayd wines and ˹other˺ goods being
+value of them hee saith hee cannot depose And to the sayd wines and other goods being
 soe there laden hee saith the sayd shipp departed from thense with the sayd wines and
 goods on board her bound thense to London derry in Ireland and was with the sayd
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 Coast of ffrance upon the back of the Seames mett with and surprized by
 two ffrigotts Brest men of Warr of which ffrigotts the arlate Adrian Vandimon and
-Jacob Johnson GXXXXXX ˹Governor˺ were Captaines, who and their Companyes did by violence
+Jacob Johnson Governor were Captaines, who and their Companyes did by violence
 and contrary to the articles of Peace betweene England and ffrance about the
 twenty fowerth of November one thousand six hundred fifty five seize the
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 a prisoner in her to Brest And further to this article hee cannot depose/
-To the 3 hee saith hee alsoe knoweth that the sayd Neavin had XXXX a suite of
+To the 3 hee saith hee alsoe knoweth that the sayd Neavin had a suite of
-Cloathes and some linnen aboard the sayd shipp at her seizure ˹which hee left thereaboard her not being aboard her at her seizure˺ but as to the value
+Cloathes and some linnen aboard the sayd shipp at her seizure which hee left thereaboard her not being aboard her at her seizure but as to the value
-of them hee cannot depose and alsoe saith the sayd Nevin had then ˹aboard˺ (as hee hath heard
+of them hee cannot depose and alsoe saith the sayd Nevin had then aboard (as hee hath heard
-and beleeveth) about seaventeene pounds in XXXX ready money ˹which hee lost alsoe XXXXXXX˺ And this deponent
+and beleeveth) about seaventeene pounds sterling in ready money which hee lost alsoe aboard &#91;?her&#93; And this deponent
-knoweth that the arlate ˹Kerr˺ at the seizure aforesayd had on board the sayd shipp for
+knoweth that the arlate Kerr at the seizure aforesayd had on board the sayd shipp for
 his the sayd Kerrs Account a parcell of beere, but what the value thereof was
 hee knoweth not, And saith the sayd Kerr of this deponents knowledge did then alsoe

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-|Transcription=1. The 13th of March 1656/
+|Transcription=The 13th of March 1656/
-. <margin value="Left">A busines of Examination of witnesses on the behalfe&#125;
-. of John Neavyne and John Kerr and others late Mariners&#125;
+A busines of Examination of witnesses on the behalfe&#125;
-. of the Speedewell of which John Kerr was Commander&#125;
+of John Neavyne and John Kerr and others late Mariners&#125;
-. against Captaine Adrian VenXXimon Swart now or&#125;
+of the Speedewell of which John Kerr was Commander&#125;
-. late Commander of the vessell called the Saint Patrick and&#125;
+against Captaine Adrian VenXXimon Swart now or&#125;
-. Captaine Jacob Johnson Governour late Commander of&#125;
+late Commander of the vessell called the Saint Patrick and&#125;
-. a smale ffrench ffrigott in speciall and all others in&#125;
+Captaine Jacob Johnson Governour late Commander of&#125;
-. generall that will take upon them the Justification or&#125;
+a smale ffrench ffrigott in speciall and all others in&#125;
-. defence of the sayd seizure: Suckley&#125;</margin>
+generall that will take upon them the Justification or&#125;
-. examined upon an allegation given in on
+defence of the sayd seizure: Suckley&#125;
-. the behalfe fo the sayd Neavyne and others./
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. jus</margin>
+examined upon an allegation given in on
-. John Smith of Erevin neer Ayre in
+the behalfe fo the sayd Neavyne and others./
-. Scotaldn Mariner aged fifty yeares or
-. thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and
+'''Rp. jus'''
-. examined saith and deposeth as followeth
-. To the first hee saith that for that hee was one of the Company of the arlate
+'''John Smith''' of Erevin neer Ayre in
-. shipp the Speedewell the voyage in question hee knoweth that the arlate John
+Scotland Mariner aged fifty yeares or
-. Kerr was Commander of the sayd shipp and ˹the sayd voyage and˺ XXX commonly acompted during the
+thereabouts a wittnesse sworne and
-. tyme arlate, and before, to bee a part Owner (videlicetof one halfe) of the sayd shipp and
+examined saith and deposeth as followeth
-. one Theophilus Rankin (both subiects of the Commonwealth of England and Scotch
-. men by Nation and habitation ˹dwelling both in Eyre˺) were was commonly reputed the owner of the other halfe
+To the first hee saith that for that hee was one of the Company of the arlate
-. of the sayd shipp, And further to this article hee cannot depose/
+shipp the Speedewell the voyage in question hee knoweth that the arlate John
-. To the 2 article of the sayd allegation hee ˹saith hee˺ being one of the Company of the
+Kerr was Commander of the sayd shipp and the sayd voyage and XXX commonly acompted during the
-. Speedewell as aforesayd the voyage in question knoweth that the arlate John Neavin
+tyme arlate, and before, to bee a part Owner (videlicetof one halfe) of the sayd shipp and
-. and Company did at Bordeaux (besides one tonne whoch was then and there laden
+one Theophilus Rankin (both subiects of the Commonwealth of England and Scotch
-. aboard for Accompt of the sayd shipps company) cause to bee laden aboard the sayd
+men by Nation and habitation dwelling both in Eyre) were was commonly reputed the owner of the other halfe
-. shipp for their proper Accompt nyneteene tonnes of ffrench wines, every of which
+of the sayd shipp, And further to this article hee cannot depose/
-. twenty tonnes of wyne hee saith were at Burdeaux accounted commonly to be
-. then worth thirty five pounds sterling per tonne and soe much this deponent in his
+To the 2 article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee being one of the Company of the
-. Judgment and estimate beleeveth them to have then bin worth XXXXXX And alsoe
+Speedewell as aforesayd the voyage in question knoweth that the arlate John Neavin
-. knoweth that the sayd Neavin and Company did ˹then and˺ there alsoe lade aboard the
+and Company did at Bordeaux (besides one tonne whoch was then and there laden
-. sayd shipp for their Account severall lookeing glasses ribbons hatts and
+aboard for Accompt of the sayd shipps company) cause to bee laden aboard the sayd
-. other smale goods which this deponent helped to lade on board, but as to the worth or
+shipp for their proper Accompt nyneteene tonnes of ffrench wines, every of which
-. value of them hee saith hee cannot depose And to the sayd wines and ˹other˺ goods being
+twenty tonnes of wyne hee saith were at Burdeaux accounted commonly to be
-. soe ˹there˺ laden hee saith the sayd shipp departed from thense with the sayd wines and
+then worth thirty five pounds sterling per tonne and soe much this deponent in his
-. goods on board her bound thense to London derry in Ireland and was with the sayd
+Judgment and estimate beleeveth them to have then bin worth XXXXXX And alsoe
-. goods on board her in her passage from Bourdaux to London derry neere the
+knoweth that the sayd Neavin and Company did then and there alsoe lade aboard the
-. Coast of ffrance upon the back of the Seames mett with and surprized by
+sayd shipp for their Account severall lookeing glasses ribbons hatts and
-. two ffrigotts Brest men of Warr of which ffrigotts the arlate Adrian Vandimon and
+other smale goods which this deponent helped to lade on board, but as to the worth or
-. Jacob Johnson GXXXXXX ˹Governor˺ were Captaines, who and their Companyes did by violence
+value of them hee saith hee cannot depose And to the sayd wines and ˹other˺ goods being
-. and contrary to the articles of Peace betweene England and ffrance about the
+soe there laden hee saith the sayd shipp departed from thense with the sayd wines and
-. twenty fowerth of November one thousand six hundred fifty five seize the
+goods on board her bound thense to London derry in Ireland and was with the sayd
-. sayd shipp and goods and carried the same and her ladeing into Brest
+goods on board her in her passage from Bourdaux to London derry neere the
-. where they disposed of the sayd shipp and goods according to the pleasure of them
+Coast of ffrance upon the back of the Seames mett with and surprized by
-. the seizers aforesayd and utterly dispossessed the sayd Neavin and Company
+two ffrigotts Brest men of Warr of which ffrigotts the arlate Adrian Vandimon and
-. Owners of the sayd goods and the sayd Kerr and Rankin (Owners of the sayd shipp)
+Jacob Johnson GXXXXXX ˹Governor˺ were Captaines, who and their Companyes did by violence
-. thereof And hee saith in his this deponents Judgment the sayd shipp and her
+and contrary to the articles of Peace betweene England and ffrance about the
-. tackle and furniture at the tyme of such her seizure were well worth (beside
+twenty fowerth of November one thousand six hundred fifty five seize the
-. the ladeing aforesayd) a hundred and forty pounds sterling at the least, her
+sayd shipp and goods and carried the same and her ladeing into Brest
-. tackle and furniture being all new and very good at such her seizure the premisses
+where they disposed of the sayd shipp and goods according to the pleasure of them
-. hee deposeth being aboard her at her seizure as one of her company and carried
+the seizers aforesayd and utterly dispossessed the sayd Neavin and Company
-. a prisoner in her to Brest And further to this article hee cannot depose/
+Owners of the sayd goods and the sayd Kerr and Rankin (Owners of the sayd shipp)
-. To the 3 hee saith hee alsoe knoweth that the sayd Neavin had XXXX a suite of
+thereof And hee saith in his this deponents Judgment the sayd shipp and her
-. Cloathes and some linnen aboard the sayd shipp at her seizure ˹which hee left thereaboard her not being aboard her at her seizure˺ but as to the value
+tackle and furniture at the tyme of such her seizure were well worth (beside
-. of them hee cannot depose and alsoe saith the sayd Nevin had then ˹aboard˺ (as hee hath heard
+the ladeing aforesayd) a hundred and forty pounds sterling at the least, her
-. and beleeveth) about seaventeene pounds in XXXX ready money ˹which hee lost alsoe XXXXXXX˺ And this deponent
+tackle and furniture being all new and very good at such her seizure the premisses
-. knoweth that the arlate ˹Kerr˺ at the seizure aforesayd had on board the sayd shipp for
+hee deposeth being aboard her at her seizure as one of her company and carried
-. his the sayd Kerrs Account a parcell of beere, but what the value thereof was
+a prisoner in her to Brest And further to this article hee cannot depose/
-. hee knoweth not, And saith the sayd Kerr of this deponents knowledge did then alsoe
-. <margin value="Botom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">loose</margin>
+To the 3 hee saith hee alsoe knoweth that the sayd Neavin had XXXX a suite of
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