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 To the first hee saith that for and during all the yeeres 1645
 &#58; 1647&#58; 1648&#58; 1649&#58; and 1650 the arlate Thomas Middleton
-was Master and Comander of the arlate ship the ''Elizabeth and
+was Master and Comander of the arlate ship the ''Elizabeth and''
-Mary'', and was as hee beleeveth put in Master of her by her owners The
+''Mary'', and was as hee beleeveth put in Master of her by her owners The
 Premisses hee deposeth for that the greatest part of the foresaid
 Time hee was Boatswaine and Masters Mate of The said Ship

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 |Transcription=The 21th of March 1658
 The ''ffrancis and John''
-'''Rp.''':
+'''Rp.'''&#58;
 '''Edward Hannings''' of Stepney Mariner aged 25 or thereabouts
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 was deprived thereof, of this deponents sight and knowledge.
-The marke of the &#91;MARKE WRITTEN AS 'E'&#93; said Edw: Hannings.
+The marke of the &#91;MARKE WRITTEN AS 'E'&#93; said Edw&#58; Hannings.
-<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;&#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 29th: day of March 1659./.
+The 29th&#58; day of March 1659./.
 William Craford and Anne his&#125;
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 Examined upon an Allegation on the
-behalfe of the said Craford:/.
+behalfe of the said Craford&#58;/.
 '''Rp. J.'''
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 aged 45 yeeres or thereabouts Sworne
 and Examined saith and Deposeth
-as followeth: videlicet./.
+as followeth&#58; videlicet./.
 To the first hee saith that for and during all the yeeres 1645
-: 1647: 1648: 1649: and 1650 the arlate Thomas Middleton
+&#58; 1647&#58; 1648&#58; 1649&#58; and 1650 the arlate Thomas Middleton
 was Master and Comander of the arlate ship the ''Elizabeth and
 Mary'', and was as hee beleeveth put in Master of her by her owners The
 Premisses hee deposeth for that the greatest part of the foresaid
 Time hee was Boatswaine and Masters Mate of The said Ship
-And further cannot depose:/:
+And further cannot depose&#58;/&#58;
 To the second hee saith that about the seaventh day of ffebruary
-: hee this deponent first came on board the said ship to serve in
+&#58; hee this deponent first came on board the said ship to serve in
 her, and then found the arlate Andrew Hill in her, who served
 in the Quality of Cooke on board her. and saith that hee the
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 from the said time of this deponent coming on board thee
 (Ship
 }}

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 The 29th: day of March 1659./.
-William Craford and Anne his)
+William Craford and Anne his&#125;
-wife Executors of the last will)
+wife Executors of the last will&#125;
-and Testament of Andrew Hill)
+and Testament of Andrew Hill&#125;
-against the ship the ''Elizabeth and Mary'')
+against the ship the ''Elizabeth and Mary''&#125;
 whereof Thomas Middleton deceased was Master)
-and against &#91;BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT&#93; Middleton the Relict)
+and against &#91;BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT&#93; Middleton the Relict&#125;
-and Administratrix of the goods Chattells and)
+and Administratrix of the goods Chattells and&#125;
-Debts of the said Thomas Middleton deceased)
+Debts of the said Thomas Middleton deceased&#125;
-Cheeke. Suckley)
+Cheeke. Suckley&#125;
 Examined upon an Allegation on the

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 The marke of the &#91;MARKE WRITTEN AS 'E'&#93; said Edw: Hannings.
-<nowiki>*******************************************************</nowiki>
+<nowiki>*******************************************</nowiki>
 The 29th: day of March 1659./.

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 moneth the said Voyage; And that
 from the said time of this deponent coming on board thee
-Ship
+(Ship
 }}
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 ===Secondary sources==

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 aforesaid in or about the moneth of October 1645 And saith that
 the said Hill had about thirty shillings per
-moneth the said Voyage; And that the XXXX
+moneth the said Voyage; And that
 from the said time of this deponent coming on board thee
 Ship

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 was about sixteene monethes since) the said Godfrey Jonas had two parcells
 of white pepper aboard her worth eleaven pounds sterling, as alsoe five muskets and a fowling peece worth twenty shillings a peece
-fowre Jarrs of greene ginger, worth eight ?pounds sterling five pistols worth 5 shillings a peece three Cases of Racca?pet
+fowre Jarrs of greene ginger, worth eight pounds sterling five pistols worth 5 shillings a peece three Cases of Racca?pet
-and two ropes of Wrack, the said five cases worth one with another twelve shillings
+and two cases of Wrack, the said five cases worth one with another twelve shillings
 a peece, and were all the goods of and belonging to the said Jonas, and
-by the said capture came to those of the said dutch shipps by wh?om hee
+by the said capture came to those of the said dutch shipps by whom hee
 was deprived thereof, of this deponents sight and knowledge.

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 sworne as is the acts of Court before the right worshipfull John Godolphin doctor
 of lawes one of the Judges of the high Court of the Admiralty of England and
-examined upon certain Interrogatories ministred on behalfe of the Relict and executrix of Godrey
+examined upon certain Interrogatories ministred on behalfe of the Relict and executrix of Godfrey
 Jones, late Gunner of the ''ffrancis and John''.