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|Transcription=1. The 30th of August 1654.
2. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of the fore said John hill and}
3. company touching a bale of silke in the Roebuck}</margin>
4. <margin value="Left">Rp. 2.</margin>
5. John Prynn of LambXXXX in the
6. County of Surry mariner sworne as
7. afore said.
8. To the said Interrogatories hee deposeth that hee well knew and was
9. Coxen of the shipp the Roebuck interrogated, (William hargrive master)
10. and servant to the said william hargrave ˹in her last voyage from London to Lisbon˺, and well knew and knoweth
11. George Broughton who was Sopracargo of the said shipp, and this deponent
12. being had power to signe bills of lading for goods received aboard, XXXX
13. in the absense of the master and purser this deponent hath seene him
14. signe many bills of lading, and this deponent being 22 monethes in the said shipp
15. with him and having often seene him write this deponent is very well
16. acquainted with his hand writing, and having nowe seene a bill of
17. lading for two bales of silke dated at London the 7th of ffebruary 1645
18. subscribed Ger; Broughton. hee this deponent well knoweth ˹verily beleeveth˺ the said
19. subscription to be the proper hand writing of the said XXX: George Broughton,
20. and verily beleeveth the contents of the said bill to be true.
21. John: Prynn SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
22.
23. The 30th of August 1654.
24. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of Thomas}
25. Jones late masters mate of the}
26. shipp James XXXXX Bulton master}</margin>
27. <margin value="Left">dt. Mris. Jones.</margin>
28. William Essex of Shadwell in the County of Middlesex
29. Mariner, sworne before the late Gunners mate of the
30. said shipp the James, aged 31 ˹yeeres˺ or thereabouts sworne
31. before the right worshippfull the Commissioners in the
32. Portugall businesse.
33. Whereas this deponent in a deposition of his made in the Admiraltie Court
34. the 12th of may 1653 touching the said shipp James (Edmund Button
35. commander) and the losses of the owners and marineres therein, XX hath
36. deposed Thomas Jones his losse for goods, clothes and otherwise to be eightie
37. pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major SalXXXXX
38. and others is to be sXXXXX, Nowe hee for the further information of the
39. Commissioners touching the particulars of the said losses, saith and deposeth
40. that the said Thomas Jones masters mate and pilot of the said shipp had
41. in her and lost by the seizure at Lisbonn ˹the effects of˺ a parcell of pictures, a parcell
42. of stuffs and stockings, a quantitie of Gummalack, a quantitie of
43. oile, five Rolls of Brazila tobacco, which goods with his clothes, bookes,
44. globes and other necessaries Instruments and necessaries lost by him by
45. the said seizure could not in his estimation be lesse worth ˹than˺ 80li sterling at
46. the least.
47. William Essex SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
48.
49. The same day.
50. John Wood Chirurgeon of the said shipp, formerly
51. sworne, and nowe againe sworne saith as followeth
52. That hee well knoweth Thomas Jones masters mate and pilot of
53. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as need to next page">the</margin>

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 with him and having often seene him write this deponent is very well
 acquainted with his hand writing, and having nowe seene a bill of
-lading for two bales of silke dated at London the 7th of ffebruary 1645
+lading for two bales of silke dated at London the 7th of ffebruary &#91;?1647&#93;
 subscribed Geo&#58; Broughton. hee this deponent verily beleeveth the said
 subscription to be the proper hand writing of the said George Broughton,
@@ Line 58: / Line 58: @@
 commander) and the losses of the owners and mariners therein, hath
 deposed Thomas Jones his losse for goods, clothes and otherwise to be eightie
-pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major Sal&#91;?XXXXX GUTTER&#93;
+pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major Sal&#91;?XXXXX&#93;
 and others is to be seene, Nowe hee for the further information of the
 Commissioners touching the particulars of the said losses, saith and deposeth

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 |Transcription=The 30th of August 1654. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 acquainted with his hand writing, and having nowe seene a bill of
 lading for two bales of silke dated at London the 7th of ffebruary 1645
-subscribed Geo: Broughton. hee this deponent verily beleeveth the said
+subscribed Geo&#58; Broughton. hee this deponent verily beleeveth the said
 subscription to be the proper hand writing of the said George Broughton,
 and verily beleeveth the contents of the said bill to be true.
-John: Prynn &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+John&#58; Prynn &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>*****************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The 30th of August 1654. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 William Essex &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>*****************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The same day. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 That hee well knoweth Thomas Jones masters mate and pilot of
 the
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 Whereas this deponent in a deposition of his made in the Admiraltie Court
 the 12th of May 1653 touching the said shipp ''James'' (Edmund Button
-commander) and the losses of the owners and marineres therein, hath
+commander) and the losses of the owners and mariners therein, hath
 deposed Thomas Jones his losse for goods, clothes and otherwise to be eightie
 pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major Sal&#91;?XXXXX GUTTER&#93;

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 |Side=Additional/Extended Verso
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+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 20/01/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 28/07/14 and edited on 10/08/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 On the behalfe of the fore said John hill and&#125;
-company touching a bale of silke in the Roebuck&#125;</margin>
+company touching a bale of silke in the ''Roebuck''&#125;
 '''Rp. 2.'''
-'''John Prynn''' of LambXXXX in the
+'''John Prynn''' of Lambethe in the
 County of Surry mariner sworne as
 afore said.
 To the said Interrogatories hee deposeth that hee well knew and was
-Coxen of the shipp the Roebuck interrogated, (William hargrive master)
+Coxen of the shipp the ''Roebuck'' interrogated, (William hargrive master)
-and servant to the said william hargrave ˹in her last voyage from London to Lisbon˺, and well knew and knoweth
+and servant to the said william hargrave in her last voyage from London to Lisbon, and well knew and knoweth
-George Broughton who was Sopracargo of the said shipp, and this deponent
+George Broughton who was Sopra-cargo of the said shipp, and
-being had power to signe bills of lading for goods received aboard, XXXX
+had power to signe bills of lading for goods received aboard,
-in the absense of the master and purser this deponent hath seene him
+and this deponent being 22 monethes in the said shipp
-signe many bills of lading, and this deponent being 22 monethes in the said shipp
 with him and having often seene him write this deponent is very well
 acquainted with his hand writing, and having nowe seene a bill of
 lading for two bales of silke dated at London the 7th of ffebruary 1645
-subscribed Ger; Broughton. hee this deponent well knoweth ˹verily beleeveth˺ the said
+subscribed Geo: Broughton. hee this deponent verily beleeveth the said
-subscription to be the proper hand writing of the said XXX: George Broughton,
+subscription to be the proper hand writing of the said George Broughton,
 and verily beleeveth the contents of the said bill to be true.
@@ Line 42: / Line 41: @@
 <nowiki>*****************************</nowiki>
-The 30th of August 1654.
+The 30th of August 1654. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 On the behalfe of Thomas&#125;
 Jones late masters mate of the&#125;
-shipp James XXXXX Bulton master&#125;</margin>
+shipp ''James'' Edmund Button master&#125;
-dt. Mris. Jones.
+'''dt. Mris. Jones.'''
 '''William Essex''' of Shadwell in the County of Middlesex
-Mariner, sworne before the late Gunners mate of the
+Mariner, late Gunners mate of the
-said shipp the James, aged 31 ˹yeeres˺ or thereabouts sworne
+said shipp the ''James'', aged 31 yeeres or thereabouts sworne
 before the right worshippfull the Commissioners in the
 Portugall businesse.
 Whereas this deponent in a deposition of his made in the Admiraltie Court
-the 12th of may 1653 touching the said shipp James (Edmund Button
+the 12th of May 1653 touching the said shipp ''James'' (Edmund Button
-commander) and the losses of the owners and marineres therein, XX hath
+commander) and the losses of the owners and marineres therein, hath
 deposed Thomas Jones his losse for goods, clothes and otherwise to be eightie
-pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major SalXXXXX
+pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major Sal&#91;?XXXXX GUTTER&#93;
-and others is to be sXXXXX, Nowe hee for the further information of the
+and others is to be seene, Nowe hee for the further information of the
 Commissioners touching the particulars of the said losses, saith and deposeth
 that the said Thomas Jones masters mate and pilot of the said shipp had
-in her and lost by the seizure at Lisbonn ˹the effects of˺ a parcell of pictures, a parcell
+in her and lost by the seizure at Lisbonn the effects of a parcell of pictures, a parcell
 of stuffs and stockings, a quantitie of Gummalack, a quantitie of
 oile, five Rolls of Brazila tobacco, which goods with his clothes, bookes,
-globes and other necessaries Instruments and necessaries lost by him by
+globes and other Instruments and necessaries lost by him by
-the said seizure could not in his estimation be lesse worth ˹than˺ 80li sterling at
+the said seizure could not in his estimation be lesse worth than 80 ''li'' sterling at
 the least.

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 |Transcription image=P1140598
-|Transcription=1. The 30th of August 1654.
+|Transcription=The 30th of August 1654. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of the fore said John hill and&#125;
-. company touching a bale of silke in the Roebuck&#125;</margin>
+On the behalfe of the fore said John hill and&#125;
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 2.</margin>
+company touching a bale of silke in the Roebuck&#125;</margin>
-. John Prynn of LambXXXX in the
-. County of Surry mariner sworne as
+'''Rp. 2.'''
-. afore said.
-. To the said Interrogatories hee deposeth that hee well knew and was
+'''John Prynn''' of LambXXXX in the
-. Coxen of the shipp the Roebuck interrogated, (William hargrive master)
+County of Surry mariner sworne as
-. and servant to the said william hargrave ˹in her last voyage from London to Lisbon˺, and well knew and knoweth
+afore said.
-. George Broughton who was Sopracargo of the said shipp, and this deponent
-. being had power to signe bills of lading for goods received aboard, XXXX
+To the said Interrogatories hee deposeth that hee well knew and was
-. in the absense of the master and purser this deponent hath seene him
+Coxen of the shipp the Roebuck interrogated, (William hargrive master)
-. signe many bills of lading, and this deponent being 22 monethes in the said shipp
+and servant to the said william hargrave ˹in her last voyage from London to Lisbon˺, and well knew and knoweth
-. with him and having often seene him write this deponent is very well
+George Broughton who was Sopracargo of the said shipp, and this deponent
-. acquainted with his hand writing, and having nowe seene a bill of
+being had power to signe bills of lading for goods received aboard, XXXX
-. lading for two bales of silke dated at London the 7th of ffebruary 1645
+in the absense of the master and purser this deponent hath seene him
-. subscribed Ger; Broughton. hee this deponent well knoweth ˹verily beleeveth˺ the said
+signe many bills of lading, and this deponent being 22 monethes in the said shipp
-. subscription to be the proper hand writing of the said XXX: George Broughton,
+with him and having often seene him write this deponent is very well
-. and verily beleeveth the contents of the said bill to be true.
+acquainted with his hand writing, and having nowe seene a bill of
-. John: Prynn SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+lading for two bales of silke dated at London the 7th of ffebruary 1645
-.
+subscribed Ger; Broughton. hee this deponent well knoweth ˹verily beleeveth˺ the said
-. The 30th of August 1654.
+subscription to be the proper hand writing of the said XXX: George Broughton,
-. <margin value="Left">On the behalfe of Thomas&#125;
+and verily beleeveth the contents of the said bill to be true.
-. Jones late masters mate of the&#125;
-. shipp James XXXXX Bulton master&#125;</margin>
+John: Prynn &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. <margin value="Left">dt. Mris. Jones.</margin>
-. William Essex of Shadwell in the County of Middlesex
+<nowiki>*****************************</nowiki>
-. Mariner, sworne before the late Gunners mate of the
-. said shipp the James, aged 31 ˹yeeres˺ or thereabouts sworne
+The 30th of August 1654.
-. before the right worshippfull the Commissioners in the
-. Portugall businesse.
+On the behalfe of Thomas&#125;
-. Whereas this deponent in a deposition of his made in the Admiraltie Court
+Jones late masters mate of the&#125;
-. the 12th of may 1653 touching the said shipp James (Edmund Button
+shipp James XXXXX Bulton master&#125;</margin>
-. commander) and the losses of the owners and marineres therein, XX hath
-. deposed Thomas Jones his losse for goods, clothes and otherwise to be eightie
+dt. Mris. Jones.
-. pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major SalXXXXX
-. and others is to be sXXXXX, Nowe hee for the further information of the
+'''William Essex''' of Shadwell in the County of Middlesex
-. Commissioners touching the particulars of the said losses, saith and deposeth
+Mariner, sworne before the late Gunners mate of the
-. that the said Thomas Jones masters mate and pilot of the said shipp had
+said shipp the James, aged 31 ˹yeeres˺ or thereabouts sworne
-. in her and lost by the seizure at Lisbonn ˹the effects of˺ a parcell of pictures, a parcell
+before the right worshippfull the Commissioners in the
-. of stuffs and stockings, a quantitie of Gummalack, a quantitie of
+Portugall businesse.
-. oile, five Rolls of Brazila tobacco, which goods with his clothes, bookes,
-. globes and other necessaries Instruments and necessaries lost by him by
+Whereas this deponent in a deposition of his made in the Admiraltie Court
-. the said seizure could not in his estimation be lesse worth ˹than˺ 80li sterling at
+the 12th of may 1653 touching the said shipp James (Edmund Button
-. the least.
+commander) and the losses of the owners and marineres therein, XX hath
-. William Essex SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+deposed Thomas Jones his losse for goods, clothes and otherwise to be eightie
-.
+pounds, as in and by the said deposition made on the behalfe of Major SalXXXXX
-. The same day.
+and others is to be sXXXXX, Nowe hee for the further information of the
-. John Wood Chirurgeon of the said shipp, formerly
+Commissioners touching the particulars of the said losses, saith and deposeth
-. sworne, and nowe againe sworne saith as followeth
+that the said Thomas Jones masters mate and pilot of the said shipp had
-. That hee well knoweth Thomas Jones masters mate and pilot of
+in her and lost by the seizure at Lisbonn ˹the effects of˺ a parcell of pictures, a parcell
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as need to next page">the</margin>
+of stuffs and stockings, a quantitie of Gummalack, a quantitie of
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