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 |Transcription=To the first article hee saith that in the moneths of January ffebruary
 and March 1648 and in the moneths and tyme arlate in the yeare 1649 and
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 conditions they were hyred/
-To the 3: 4th and 5th articles of the allegation hee saith that before the goeing
+To the 3&#58; 4th and 5th articles of the allegation hee saith that before the goeing
 forth off the shipp ''Scipio'' upon the voyage in question the arlate humfrey
 ffosse was hyred to goe and did goe Boatswaine and the arlate John Tucker
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 at London, and to pay every of them their wages then due till &#91;?that GUTTER&#93;
 tyme
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 this deponent and his precontets Pinshurst and Bryant and divers others of the
 sayd shipps company to encourage them the more readily to undergoe the
-sayd voyage voluntarily promised to advance XXXX XXXXX Companyes wages
+sayd voyage voluntarily promised to advance every ?one ?of Companyes wages
 five shillings in the pound per month from that tyme during the sayd &#91;?voyage GUTTER&#93;
 over and above the wages hee had agreed with them for when hee shipped

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 with the Portugueses in whose behalfe that voyage was to be made and
 also be reason of the unhealthfullnesse of the voyage it being beyond the
-lyne andto the south latitude about fifteene degrees, whereupon the sayd
+lyne and to the south latitude about fifteene degrees, whereupon the sayd
 Ewans seeing the unwillingnesse of the company to goe the sayd voyage
 to Brazeele did publiquely upon the deck of the ''Scipio'' in presence of

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 discharged her ladeing brought from Allecant the sayd Thomas Ewens
 the Master did take upon him a new voyage to be made from Lisbon to
-Brazeele and thence to returne to Lisbon & having contracted with the
+Brazeele and thence to returne to Lisbon and having contracted with the
 freighters for that new voyage acquainted his shipps Company
 therewith, who not being hyred for any such voyage were most off them

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 conditions they were hyred/
-To the 3: 4th & 5th articles of the allegation hee saith that before the goeing
+To the 3: 4th and 5th articles of the allegation hee saith that before the goeing
 forth off the shipp ''Scipio'' upon the voyage in question the arlate humfrey
 ffosse was hyred to goe and did goe Boatswaine and the arlate John Tucker
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 twenty three shillings per month or twenty two and six pence hee remembreth not well which And saith hee knoweth the sayd ffosse Tucker and
 howgate as alsoe this deponent and the rest of the ''Scipio'' her company
-proceeded upon her voyage from London to Genoa in the Straights &
+proceeded upon her voyage from London to Genoa in the Straights and
-there discharged her outwards ladeing / there tooke in some goods & ?went
+there discharged her outwards ladeing and there tooke in some goods and went
 with them to Ligorne where fayling of their designe they there landed
-the goods brought from Genoa, & went from Ligorne to Allecant and
+the goods brought from Genoa, and went from Ligorne to Allecant and
-there tooke in goods & went therewith to Lisbon & there unladed them
+there tooke in goods and went therewith to Lisbon and there unladed them
 And further saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose/
-To the 6:th and 7:th arles hee saith that after the Scipio had at Lisbon
+To the 6th and 7th articles hee saith that after the ''Scipio'' had at Lisbon
-discharged her ladeing brought from Allecant the sayd Thomas Ewans
+discharged her ladeing brought from Allecant the sayd Thomas Ewens
 the Master did take upon him a new voyage to be made from Lisbon to
-Brazeele & thence to returne to Lisbon & having contracted with the
+Brazeele and thence to returne to Lisbon & having contracted with the
 freighters for that new voyage acquainted his shipps Company
-therewith, who not being hyred for any such voyage were most off ?them
+therewith, who not being hyred for any such voyage were most off them
-unwilling to goe the same & refused to goe the same as being as ?they
+unwilling to goe the same and refused to goe the same as being as ?they
-?conceived an unlawfull voyage for that thereby they should XXXX the
+?conceived an unlawfull voyage for that thereby they should ?endure the
-hazard of being taken by the hollanders w:ch were then at ?differences
+hazard of being taken by the hollanders which were then at difference&#91;?s GUTTER&#93;
 with the Portugueses in whose behalfe that voyage was to be made and
-also be reason of the unhealthfullnesse of the voyage it being beyond ?the
+also be reason of the unhealthfullnesse of the voyage it being beyond the
-lyne & to the south latitude about fifteene degrees, whereupon the sayd
+lyne andto the south latitude about fifteene degrees, whereupon the sayd
 Ewans seeing the unwillingnesse of the company to goe the sayd voyage
-to Brazeele did publiquely upon the deck of the Scipio in p:rsuance of
+to Brazeele did publiquely upon the deck of the ''Scipio'' in presence of
-this deponent & his p:rcontsts XXXXXhurst & XXgant & divers others of the
+this deponent and his precontets Pinshurst and Bryant and divers others of the
 sayd shipps company to encourage them the more readily to undergoe the
-sayd voyage voluntarily promised to advance his XXXXX Companyes wages
+sayd voyage voluntarily promised to advance XXXX XXXXX Companyes wages
-five shillings in the pound per month from that tyme during the sayd XXXX
+five shillings in the pound per month from that tyme during the sayd &#91;?voyage GUTTER&#93;
-over & above the wages hee had agreed with ?there for when ?hee shipped
+over and above the wages hee had agreed with them for when hee shipped
-at London, and to pay every of them their wages then due till
+at London, and to pay every of them their wages then due till &#91;?that GUTTER&#93;
-XXXX
+tyme
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 and untill Aprill 1651 the arlate Thomas Ewans was Master
 and Commander of the arlate Shipp the ''Scipio'' and had the care and charge of
-her as Master Committed to him by her Owners and for Master of her ?and
+her as Master Committed to him by her Owners and for Master of her was
-Com only reputed this hee so better knoweth being hired by the sayd XXXX
+Comonly reputed this hee so better knoweth being hired by the sayd Ewens
-& goeing a foremast man of the sayd ship the voyage in question./
+and goeing a foremast man of the sayd ship the voyage in question./
-To the 2 arle hee saith that in the moneth of January 1648 the sayd ship
+To the 2 article hee saith that in the moneth of January 1648 the sayd ship
-Scipio was bound from this port of London upon a tradeing voyage to
+''Scipio'' was bound from this port of London upon a tradeing voyage to
-the Streights & other parts neere adioyning and soe to returne to this port
+the Streights and other parts neere adioyning and soe to returne to this port
-of London & saith in persuance of such voyage the sayd shipp about the latter
+of London and saith in persuance of such voyage the sayd shipp about the latter
 end of the sayd moneth of January 1648 fell downe to the Hope And
 the sayd shipp at here goeing out had noe designe of goeing to Brazeele
 or any other parts of the West Indies as this deponent beleeveth for that
 the sayd Ewens hyred this deponent only to goe from London upon a tradeing
-voyage to the Streights & back thence to this port of London, and made ?then
+voyage to the Streights and back thence to this port of London, and made then
-noe mention of her goeing to the Brazeele or any other pts of the West Indies
+noe mention of her goeing to the Brazeele or any other parts of the West Indies
 And further hee cannot depose not being privie to the hyreing of any
-other of the shipps company nor knowing at what rates or upon what XX
+other of the shipps company nor knowing at what rates or upon what
 conditions they were hyred/
-To the 3: 4:th & 5:th arles of the allegation hee saith that before the goeing
+To the 3: 4th & 5th articles of the allegation hee saith that before the goeing
-forth off the shipp Scipio upon the voyage in question the arlate Humfrey
+forth off the shipp ''Scipio'' upon the voyage in question the arlate humfrey
-ffosse was hyred to foe & did goe Boatswaine & the arlate John TurkXX
+ffosse was hyred to goe and did goe Boatswaine and the arlate John Tucker
-Quartermaster & the arlate Charles ?Howgate a foremast man of
+Quartermaster and the arlate Charles howgate a foremast man of
-the Scipio the voyage in question but at what rates or what conditions
+the ''Scipio'' the voyage in question but at what rates or what conditions
 they were hyred hee knoweth not but saith hee this deponent was hyred
 at the usuall rate of a voyage from London to the straights which was
-twenty three shillings p month or twenty two & XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX And saith hee knoweth the sayd ffosse Turkes and
+twenty three shillings per month or twenty two and six pence hee remembreth not well which And saith hee knoweth the sayd ffosse Tucker and
-Howgate as alsoe this deponent & the rest of the Scipio her company
+howgate as alsoe this deponent and the rest of the ''Scipio'' her company
 proceeded upon her voyage from London to Genoa in the Straights &
 there discharged her outwards ladeing / there tooke in some goods & ?went

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