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| Volume | HCA 13/72 |
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| Folio | 100 |
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1. sayd Master alsoe defrayed the charges of Careening of her
2. and alsoe of warpeing of her up to Jambee and of bringing her downe
3. thense to Qualla againe and there searching for the causes of her
4. leakinesse by ˹...... the˺ Carpenter... of the shipp Endimion which ˹hee˺ there procured
5. to that purpose but what the sayd charges amounted to hee knoweth
6. not And further hee cannot answere/
7. To the 4th hee saith that the sayd shipp the Golden Cock did continue
8. tight and staunch and in good condition for the first eighteene moneths
9. after her departure from Gravesend and hee beleeveth and in deede knoweth
10. that ................. shee was fitt to have come from the Indies for England
11. ...................................... soe shee might have come from thense tyme enough
12. to have returned ............. to England by the expiration of the sayd
13. eighteene moneths and in case shee had come thense soe as to have
14. finished her voyage to England within the sayd eighteene moneths
15. hee (and as hee beleeveth all the rest of the sayd shipps company)
16. would willingly ˹have˺ adventured home for England in her And
17. further hee cannot answere/
18. To the last Interrogatorie hee saith hee knoweth that the ˹sayd˺ Master of the Golden
19. Cock hath since his goeing out from England paid ˹to the shipps Company˺ money in Royalls
20. of eight at five shillings every peece of eight and ......... delivered to them
21. some peeces of damnified cloth in part of their wages as by ...
22. an Accompt under the hand of the sayd Chappell the Master sent .....
23. by this deponent and by him delivered to the sayd Maurice Thompson
24. and still remayning as hee beleeveth in the hands of the sayd Thompson
25. or of the sayd John Page and Thomas Canham or one of them doth
26. and may more particularly appeare of them that receaved th[at GUTTER]
27. hee at present remembreth not but for more certaynty therein hee
28. referreth... him selfe to the sayd Accompt remayning in the hands
29. of the sayd Thompson Canham and Page or one of them. And
30. further hee cannot answere/
31. Jonathan Lee SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
32. Repeated before doctor Godolphin/
33.
34. The last of November 1657.
35. <margin value="Left">Greene and others against}
36. the Edward and John and}
37. against Balder{rew} and others}</margin>
38. examined upon the foresaid allegation given in on the
39. behalfe of the said Baldrew.
40. <margin value="Left">vide jus A4:</margin>
41. <margin value="Left">2</margin>
42. Robert Gale of London Merchant aged 46 yeeres or
43. thereabouts sworne and exámined.
44. To the first and second árticles hee cannot depose saving what followeth
45. To the .......... ˹3˺ article and schedules therein mentioned now showne unto him
46. hee saith and deposeth that hee well knew monsieur du Colbrant wh[ose GUTTER]
47. name is subscribed to the first schedule, and knew him to be Gr[XXXXX GUTTER]
48. (or Registrar) of the Admiraltie of dunquirke, ................................
49. and before that.. Secretary to the Marquis de feda Admirall of [the GUTTER]
50. for the king of Spaine in fflanders and Governour of dunkirke
51. in which offices hee beleeveth the said Marquis still continueth
52. and saith that this deponent at the life time of the said Colb[XXX GUTTER]
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Sources
Primary sources
Robert Gale
POSSIBLE MATCH PROB 11/297/351 Will of Robert Gale 10 April 1660Suggested links
