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 |Transcription=The 13th of Aprill 1657. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;

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 '''William Bellamy''' of London Merchant
-aged 25 yeares or thereabouts, and '''Robert
+aged 25 yeares or thereabouts, and '''Robert'''
-Cole''' alsoe of London Merchant aged
+'''Cole''' alsoe of London Merchant aged
 one and 20 yeares or thereabouts, sworne
 upon the holy Evangelists before the right

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 |First transcriber=David Pashley
+|First transcribed=2013/02/18
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 by them consigned to Jaspar Bolt their ffactor and Corres-
 pondent at Bourdeaux aforesaid with order to sell or dispose
-of the same to their best benefitt and advantage: The promise
+of the same to their best benefitt and advantage&#58; The promise
 these deponents declare and affirme to be true by vertue of the
 said respective oaths, rendring their respective reasons of
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 to the said Thomas Canham, and thereby is well assured of
 the reality of the said transactions, having seene them entred
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+|Status=First cut transcription completed on 18/02/13 by David Pashley; edited on 25/5/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 and edited on 06/08/14 by Colin Greenstreet
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-|Transcription=The 13th of Aprill 1657.  &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+|Transcription=The 13th of Aprill 1657. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-The Examination and Deposition of the&#125;
+The Examination and deposition of the&#125;
 persons undernamed touching the Propriety&#125;
 of certaine goods and Merchandises laden&#125;
 in the shipp the ''Saint John'' whereof John&#125;
-Van Arbor was Master&#125;
+Van Arber was Master&#125;
 '''William Bellamy''' of London Merchant
-aged 25 yeares or thereabouts, and Robert
+aged 25 yeares or thereabouts, and '''Robert
-Cole alsoe of London Merchant aged
+Cole''' alsoe of London Merchant aged
 one and 20 yeares or thereabouts, sworne
 upon the holy Evangelists before the right
-Worshipfull John Godolphin Doctor of Lawe one of
+Worshipfull John Godolphin doctor of Lawe one of
 the Judges of the High Court of Admiraltie
 of England say and depose by Vertue of their
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 That in all about the beginning of the moneth of March last
 past Thomas Canham and Companie all Merchants of this
-City of London and Subjects of this Commonwealth, did le well
+City of London and Subjects of this Commonwealth,
-knowne to these Deponents Did buy and provide at or let London
+knowne to these deponents did buy and provide at or let London
 aforesaid the number of One hundred and fifty firkins of
 English butter, which firkins of butter they caused to be marked with the
 mark in the margent, and to be about the middle of March
-last past caused the same to be laden and gott on board of the said
-shipp the ''Saint John'', whereof the said John Van Arbor was Master
+'''TC''' &#91;MARKE, LH MARGIN&#93;
 then lyeing at or neere Saint Catherines in the River of Thames,
 neare this City, to be from thence transported to Bourdeaux
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 pondent at Bourdeaux aforesaid with order to sell or dispose
 of the same to their best benefitt and advantage: The promise
-these Deponents Declare and affirme to be true by vertue of the
+these deponents declare and affirme to be true by vertue of the
 said respective oaths, rendring their respective reasons of
 knowledge, for that hee the said William Bellamy was present at
 the buying of the said hundred and fifty firkins of butter by
-said Thomas Canham and Companie, and esey desire and
+said Thomas Canham and Companie, and desire and
 direction of the said Thomas Canham gave order for the lading of
 the said firkins of butter, and after the lading thereof heard

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 |Transcription image=P1140502
-|Transcription=1. The 13th of Aprill 1657.CENTRE HEADING
+|Transcription=The 13th of Aprill 1657.  &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. The Examination and Deposition of the
-. persons undernamed touching the Propriety
+The Examination and Deposition of the&#125;
-. of certaine goods and Merchandises laden
+persons undernamed touching the Propriety&#125;
-. in the shipp the St John whereof John
+of certaine goods and Merchandises laden&#125;
-. Van Arbor was Master
+in the shipp the ''Saint John'' whereof John&#125;
-.
+Van Arbor was Master&#125;
-. William Bellamy of London Merchant
-. aged 25 yeares or thereabouts, and Robert
+'''William Bellamy''' of London Merchant
-. Cole alsoe of London Merchant aged
+aged 25 yeares or thereabouts, and Robert
-. one and 20 yeares or thereabouts, sworne
+Cole alsoe of London Merchant aged
-. upon the holy Evangelists before the right
+one and 20 yeares or thereabouts, sworne
-. Worshipll John Godolphin Doctor of Lawe one of
+upon the holy Evangelists before the right
-. the Judges of the High Court of Admiraltie
+Worshipfull John Godolphin Doctor of Lawe one of
-. of England say and depose by Vertue of their
+the Judges of the High Court of Admiraltie
-. respective oaths as followeth. That is to say
+of England say and depose by Vertue of their
-. That in all about the beginning of the moneth of March last
+respective oaths as followeth. That is to say
-. past Thomas Cauham and Companie all Merchants of this
-. City of London and Subjects of this Commonwealth, did le well
+That in all about the beginning of the moneth of March last
-. knowne to these Deponents Did buy and provide at or let London
+past Thomas Canham and Companie all Merchants of this
-. aforesaid the number of One hundred and fifty firkins of
+City of London and Subjects of this Commonwealth, did le well
-. English butter, which firkins ˹of butter˺ they caused to be marked with the
+knowne to these Deponents Did buy and provide at or let London
-. mark in the margent, and to be about the middle of March
+aforesaid the number of One hundred and fifty firkins of
-. last past caused the same to be laden and gott on board of the said
+English butter, which firkins of butter they caused to be marked with the
-. shipp the Saint John, whereof the said John ˹Van˺ Arbor was Master
+mark in the margent, and to be about the middle of March
-. then lyeing at or neere Saint Catherines in the River of Thames,
+last past caused the same to be laden and gott on board of the said
-. neare this City, to be from thence transported to Bourdeaux
+shipp the ''Saint John'', whereof the said John Van Arbor was Master
-. in ffrance, for and upon the proper accompt and advantage of
+then lyeing at or neere Saint Catherines in the River of Thames,
-. the said Thomas Cauham and Companie, who were are
+neare this City, to be from thence transported to Bourdeaux
-. and ought to be the true lawfull and sole owners and
+in ffrance, for and upon the proper accompt and advantage of
-. proprietors that they said one hundred and fifty firkins of
+the said Thomas Canham and Companie, who were are
-. butter soe by them ˹or their order˺ bought provided and laden as abovesaid, and
+and ought to be the true lawfull and sole owners and
-. by them consigned to Jaspar Bolt their ffactor and Corres-
+proprietors that they said one hundred and fifty firkins of
-. pondent at Bourdeaux aforesaid with order to sell or dispose
+butter soe by them or their order bought provided and laden as abovesaid, and
-. of the same to their best benefitt and advantage: The promise
+by them consigned to Jaspar Bolt their ffactor and Corres-
-. these Deponents Declare and affirme to be true by vertue of the
+pondent at Bourdeaux aforesaid with order to sell or dispose
-. said respective oaths, rendring their respective reasons of
+of the same to their best benefitt and advantage: The promise
-. knowledge, for that hee the said William Bellamy was present at
+these Deponents Declare and affirme to be true by vertue of the
-. the buying of the said hundred and fifty firkins of butter by
+said respective oaths, rendring their respective reasons of
-. said Thomas Cauham and Companie, and esey desire and
+knowledge, for that hee the said William Bellamy was present at
-. direction of the said Thomas Cauham gave order for the lading of
+the buying of the said hundred and fifty firkins of butter by
-. the said firkins of butter, and after the lading thereof heard
+said Thomas Canham and Companie, and esey desire and
-. the said Master acknowledge the reception of them, And the said
+direction of the said Thomas Canham gave order for the lading of
-. Robert Cole saith, That at the time of the said buying and
+the said firkins of butter, and after the lading thereof heard
-. lading hee this deponent was, as at present hee is, Cashier
+the said Master acknowledge the reception of them, And the said
-. to the said Thomas Cauham, and thereby is well assured of
+Robert Cole saith, That at the time of the said buying and
-. the reality of the said transactions, having seene them entred
+lading hee this deponent was, as at present hee is, Cashier
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