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|Transcription=The 23th of August 1654.

On the behalfe of Nicholas Opie, Stephen}
Trevill and Richard Lobb owners and freighters}
of the shipp the Walsingham whereof John}
trXXXXXXXman was master.}</margin>

'''George Chappel''' of London Mariner
aged 54 yeares or thereabouts, sworne
before the right Worshippfull William Clarke
and John Godolphin doctors of lawes
Judges of the high Court of the
Admiraltie, saith and examined upon
certaine Interrogatories saith and deposeth as
followeth videlicet.

To the first Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that hee well knoweth
the island of Saint Jago Interrogated and hath soe donne for was at the
same in Aprill last was a twelve moneth, and sawe and well knoweth
that the said Island is Inhabited by Portugueseses and under the power
dominion and command of the kinge of Portugall, and the same hath
for many yeeres ˹last˺ past bin and at present is commonly accompted
reputed and taken to be part of the Dominions of the said kinge
and sent thither by the said kinge, and appointed to the said
of Portugall; And saith the ˹said˺ Governour of the said Iland is placed thither by the said kinge, and appointed to the said Govenour
by the said kinge speciall Commission, and this deponent being at
laasrebourne in March last was twelve moneth, and thence bound for
the iiand of saint Tonie and to touch at XX the said iland of
saint Jago, hee was spoken unto by by Pedro ffarras Barrette (who
was appointed by the said kinge to goe Government to the said iland of
saint Jago upon removall of the former Govenour) to then share him
thither to his said Govenment in this deponents shipp.

To the second Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that hee well
knoweth the shipp the walsingham interrate, and hath so donne for
theise two yeeres last past and upwards and saith shee was under
of the burthen of 240 tonnes and had fourteene guns in her; and
saith further that in Aprill last was a twelve moneth hee this deponent
being at saint Jago as aforesaid was informed by the sergeant minor of
the said iland a Portuguese, and others that by the said shipp in the
yeere 1659 was seized and taken at the iland of May by the
Portuguese, and of 36 mariners that shee had aboard, thetether were
3nurthered, and that they were commanded to doe the same by the
Major told this deponent, and who alsoe said and acknowledged
that hee himselfe was the principall man XX the of the
Portuguese in the said action, and ˹that hee˺ was but and imployed therein
by the said Govenour of saint Jago; and as this deponent was
then and there likewise informed, the said shipp was carried into
jago, and ˹tout˺ there her lading of salt and other goods ˹were˺ sold and disthefied
of, and that the Government of the said shi iland of saint Jago, by
the said Luige command but the said shipp to Lisbourne, who that
Portugueses and there delivered into the said kings possession and
further saith that shee was returned to the owners in january ˹december˺ last
was a twelve moneth which hee knoweth being then there and being
the said restitution. and otherwise hee cannot depose.

To the third hee saith the said iland of saint Jago XXXXX if a place fortified
for defence of it selfe of this deponents sight and knowledge.

George Chappell [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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 George Chappell &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 Portuguese, and of 36 mariners that shee had aboard, thirtie were
 murthered, and that they were commanded to doe the same by the
-authoritie of theGovernment of Saint Jago, as the said Sergeant
+authoritie of the Government of Saint Jago, as the said Sergeant
 Major told this deponent, who alsoe said and acknowledged
 that hee himselfe was the principall of the

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 &#91;?Trenaman&#93; was master.&#125;
-'''George Chappel''' of London Mariner
+'''George Chappell''' of London Mariner
 aged 54 yeares or thereabouts, sworne
 before the right Worshippfull William Clarke

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+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 15/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited by Jill Wilcox 6/5/13; pasted into wikispot on 28/08/14 and edited on 06/08/14 by Colin Greenstreet
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-|Transcription=The 23th of August 1654.
+|Transcription=The 23th of August 1654. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 On the behalfe of Nicholas Opie, Stephen&#125;
 Trevill and Richard Lobb owners and freighters&#125;
-of the shipp the Walsingham whereof John&#125;
+of the shipp the ''Walsingham'' whereof John&#125;
-trXXXXXXXman was master.&#125;</margin>
+&#91;?Trenaman&#93; was master.&#125;
 '''George Chappel''' of London Mariner
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 To the first Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that hee well knoweth
-the island of Saint Jago Interrogated and hath soe donne for was at the
+the island of Saint Jago Interrogated and was at the
 same in Aprill last was a twelve moneth, and sawe and well knoweth
-that the said Island is Inhabited by Portugueseses and under the power
+that the said Island is Inhabited by Portugueses and under the power
 dominion and command of the kinge of Portugall, and the same hath
-for many yeeres ˹last˺ past bin and at present is commonly accompted
+for many yeeres last past bin and at present is commonly accompted
-reputed and taken to be part of the Dominions of the said kinge
+reputed and taken to be part of the dominions of the said kinge
 and sent thither by the said kinge, and appointed to the said
-of Portugall; And saith the ˹said˺ Governour of the said Iland is placed thither by the said kinge, and appointed to the said Govenour
+of Portugall; And saith the Governour of the said Iland is placed
-by the said kinge speciall Commission, and this deponent being at
+thither by the said kinge, and appointed to the said Govenment
-laasrebourne in March last was twelve moneth, and thence bound for
+by the said kings speciall Commission, and this deponent being at
-the iiand of saint Tonie and to touch at XX the said iland of
+Lisbone in March last was twelve moneth, and thence bound for
-saint Jago, hee was spoken unto by by Pedro ffarras Barrette (who
+the Iiand of Saint Tome and to touch at the said Iland of
-was appointed by the said kinge to goe Government to the said iland of
+Saint Jago, hee was spoken unto by Pedro ffarras Barretto (who
-saint Jago upon removall of the former Govenour) to then share him
+was appointed by the said kinge to goe Governour to the said Iland of
 thither to his said Govenment in this deponents shipp.
 To the second Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that hee well
-knoweth the shipp the walsingham interrate, and hath so donne for
+knoweth the shipp the ''walsingham'' interrogated, and hath so donne for
 theise two yeeres last past and upwards and saith shee was under
 of the burthen of 240 tonnes and had fourteene guns in her; and
 saith further that in Aprill last was a twelve moneth hee this deponent
-being at saint Jago as aforesaid was informed by the sergeant minor of
+being at Saint Jago as aforesaid was informed by the Sergeant Maior of
-the said iland a Portuguese, and others that by the said shipp in the
+the said Iland a Portuguese, and others that by the said shipp in the
-yeere 1659 was seized and taken at the iland of May by the
+yeere 1651 was seized and taken at the Iland of May by the
-Portuguese, and of 36 mariners that shee had aboard, thetether were
+Portuguese, and of 36 mariners that shee had aboard, thirtie were
-nurthered, and that they were commanded to doe the same by the
+murthered, and that they were commanded to doe the same by the
-Major told this deponent, and who alsoe said and acknowledged
+authoritie of theGovernment of Saint Jago, as the said Sergeant
-that hee himselfe was the principall man XX the of the
+Major told this deponent, who alsoe said and acknowledged
-Portuguese in the said action, and ˹that hee˺ was but and imployed therein
+that hee himselfe was the principall of the
-by the said Govenour of saint Jago; and as this deponent was
+Portuguese in the said action, and that hee was sent and imployed therein
 then and there likewise informed, the said shipp was carried into
-jago, and ˹tout˺ there her lading of salt and other goods ˹were˺ sold and disthefied
+Jago, and that there her lading of salt and other goods were sold and disposed
-of, and that the Government of the said shi iland of saint Jago, by
+of, and that the Government of the said Iland of Saint Jago, by
-the said Luige command but the said shipp to Lisbourne, who that
+the said kings command sent the said shipp to Lisbone, whether
 Portugueses and there delivered into the said kings possession and
-further saith that shee was returned to the owners in january ˹december˺ last
+further saith that shee was restored to the owners in december last
-was a twelve moneth which hee knoweth being then there and being
+was a twelve moneth which hee knoweth being then there and seeing
-the said restitution. and otherwise hee cannot depose.
+the said restitution. And otherwise hee cannot depose.
-To the third hee saith the said iland of saint Jago XXXXX if a place fortified
+To the third hee saith the said Iland of Saint Jago is a place fortified
 for defence of it selfe of this deponents sight and knowledge.

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