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| + | |Transcription=Ultimo Novembris 1650. [CENTRE HEADING] | ||
| − | Repetit cora | + | Repetit cora [?drpr?X] |
Clerke/ | Clerke/ | ||
| − | + | [?Responsa] personalua Willimi | |
Ashwell armigeri facta | Ashwell armigeri facta | ||
| − | ponibus | + | ponibus [?XXXXX] am pretensi |
| − | libelli als con | + | libelli als con[?a] [?XXX] ex parte |
| − | Georgi Keate ul | + | Georgi Keate ul[?XXXXXdat] |
sequitur./ videlicet. | sequitur./ videlicet. | ||
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thereof, and in the yeare 1648 and untill | thereof, and in the yeare 1648 and untill | ||
the time that the arlate Thomas | the time that the arlate Thomas | ||
| − | + | Mullenox dyed, which as this respondent | |
| − | + | beleeveth was in some moneth of the | |
| − | said yeare <u>1648</u> | + | said yeare <u>1648</u>.) he the said Thomas |
| + | Mullenox was master of the articulate | ||
| + | shippe the ''Mary Bonadventure'', and | ||
| + | had and tooke upon him the care and | ||
| + | charge and government of the said shippe | ||
| + | by and with the consent of the owners of | ||
| + | her. And this respondent hath heard | ||
| + | and beleeveth that the said Mullenox was | ||
| + | alsoe owner of one sixteenth part of the | ||
| + | said shippe and her tackle and furniture. | ||
| + | And otherwise he doth not beleeve the | ||
| + | said position to be true in any parte | ||
| + | thereof./ | ||
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| + | To the second position of the said | ||
| + | pretended libell he answereth and | ||
| + | beleeveth that in the time arlate the | ||
| + | arlate shippe the ''Mary Bonadventure'' | ||
| + | was and remained in the river of | ||
| + | Thames bound out to sea upon a voyage | ||
| + | to the Barbadoes arlate or some other | ||
| + | place or porte arlate, And otherwise he | ||
| + | doth not beleeve the said pretended | ||
| + | position to be true in any parte | ||
| + | thereof./ | ||
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| Volume | HCA 13/124 |
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| Folio | 3 |
| Side | Recto |
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| Status | |
| Uploaded image; transcribed on 18/04/2015 | |
| Note | |
| IMAGE: IMG_114_04_6963.JPG | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2015/04/18 | |
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Ultimo Novembris 1650. [CENTRE HEADING]
Repetit cora [?drpr?X]
Clerke/
[?Responsa] personalua Willimi
Ashwell armigeri facta
ponibus [?XXXXX] am pretensi
libelli als con[?a] [?XXX] ex parte
Georgi Keate ul[?XXXXXdat]
sequitur./ videlicet.
To the first position of the said pretended
libell he answereth and beleeveth that in
the yeare 1647. and the monethes
thereof, and in the yeare 1648 and untill
the time that the arlate Thomas
Mullenox dyed, which as this respondent
beleeveth was in some moneth of the
said yeare 1648.) he the said Thomas
Mullenox was master of the articulate
shippe the Mary Bonadventure, and
had and tooke upon him the care and
charge and government of the said shippe
by and with the consent of the owners of
her. And this respondent hath heard
and beleeveth that the said Mullenox was
alsoe owner of one sixteenth part of the
said shippe and her tackle and furniture.
And otherwise he doth not beleeve the
said position to be true in any parte
thereof./
To the second position of the said
pretended libell he answereth and
beleeveth that in the time arlate the
arlate shippe the Mary Bonadventure
was and remained in the river of
Thames bound out to sea upon a voyage
to the Barbadoes arlate or some other
place or porte arlate, And otherwise he
doth not beleeve the said pretended
position to be true in any parte
thereof./
