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|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 20/09/12 by Karen Gunnell; edited on 29/3/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot and edited on 10/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
  
|First transcriber=Cathryn Pearce
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|First transcriber=Karen Gunnell
 
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|Transcription=rest of the sayd shipps company at his owne charge with meate drinke and
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wages this hee the Beller knoweth receiving wages him selfe of the sayd
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Nathaniell for the sayd time and alsoe paying wages in behalfe of the sayd Nathaniell
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to all the rest of the sayd shipps Company for the sayd time And further
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to this article hee cannot depose/
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To the 4th hee saith that in case the sayd Bowtill and Jagoe had within
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tenn dayes after the Arrivall of the ''Aprill Shower'' at dartmouth as
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aforesayd there dispatched her as they ought to have done, shee might have
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gone thence to Allegant arlate and there have discharged her outward
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ladeing and there stayed five dayes in lading the same And thence have
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gone to denia or Ravia and have stayed there five days more in taking
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in her homewards ladeing (if shee could have safely come to these goods)
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and in case shee could not have bin admitted to trade there shee might thence
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gone with her outward ladeing to Civitavecchia and the Island
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of Lippory and there discharged the same and taken in her homeward ladeing and
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the winde and weather proveing fayre and seasonable shee might have arrived
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safe therewith at Dartmouth or London the ports of her discharge in the
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sayd [?space] of three moneths which shee was soe delayed and hindered
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as aforesayd at dartmouth by the said Bowtill and Jago. And hee saith
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that in the space of three moneths hee well knoweth (the weather and winde
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being fayre and good) a shipp may easily performe a voyage from
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dartmouth to Allecant, Civitavecchia, or Lippory, and soe back
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to dartmouth or London. And further to this article hee cannot depose/
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To the 5th hee saith that the sayd Bowtill and Jagoe having by pretences
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|Transcription=and contract with one Mr Parker of London Merchant in or about the latter
of ladeing the sayd shipp ''Aprill Shower'' kept her and her Company at
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end of Aprill or beginning of May 1655 for 3/4 parts of the sayd shipp And
dartmouth in expectation thereof about three moneths as aforesayd, the
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this depondent hath credibly heard and verily beleeveth that the sayd Marriot before
sayd Jagoe the in the moneth of November 1655 told this deponent and
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such his buying the sayd 3/4 of the sayd Mr Parker did at Waterford in Ireland
his contest Thomas Marriott that they the sayd Bowtill and Jagoe would
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buy of the Commissioners for prize goods there the other 1/4 of the sayd shipp her
not lade any goods on board the sayd shipp nor imploye her according
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tackle, apparrell and furniture And further to this article he cannot depose
to Charterparty, or words to that effect, by which evants the sayd Nathaniell
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Marriott after hee had bin at the expence and charge aforesayd was
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forced to give over the sayd imployment or voyage. And further hee
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cannot depose/
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To the 6th hee saith hee well knoweth being Master of her that in case
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To the second article of the sayd libell and the Charterparty or schedule
the sayd shipp ''Aprill Shower'' had gone the voyage arlate shee was well
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the same mentioned hee saith that hee being Master of the sayd shipp the
able to have carried both outwards and homewarde bound the burthen or quantitie
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''Aprill shower'' the voyage arlate to and from Ireland well knoweth (returning
of fower and twenty tonnes. And further referring him selfe to the Charterparty
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home in her) that shee returned home to dartmouth in the month of
(which hee beleeveth to be true) hee cannot depose./
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August 1655 according as by the Schedule or Charterparty now read unto him
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it appeareth shee was bound to doe, And further to this artice and the sayd schedule
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or Charterparty hee cannot depose (hee not beingg present at the signeing and
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sealing thereof, only he saith hee beleeveth the contents of the sayd
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schedule or Charterparty to bee true for that hee this deponent after
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his arrival at dartmouth did attende there many dayes with the sayd shipp by order of
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the sayd Nathaniell Marriott to take aboard her goods expected dayly to
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bee laden on board her for Accompt of the arlate Bowtill and Jagoe/
  
To the 7th hee saith in his this deponents Judgment the cost that the sayd
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To the 3 article of the sayd libell hee saith that hee goeing Master of
Nathaniell Marriott was at in fitting and preparing his sayd shipp the
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her well knoweth that the arlate Nathanerll Marriott did fitt and furnish
''Aprill Shower'' with victualls and other necessaries and mens wages during
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his sayd Shipp ''Aprill Shower'' with tackle victuals Mariners and all
the tyme shee was delayed at Dartmouth by order of the sayd Bowtill
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things necessary to goe for Ireland and that the sayd shipp performed
and Jagoe in expectation of receiving their goods on board and being imployed
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her voyage thither and returned therto dead freighted to dartmouth arlate upon
by them, was at the least as much, if not more, then it would have cost
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the two and twentith day of August 1655 with intente then and there to take
him therein in case shee had proceeded on the voyage arlate according to
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such goods and merchandizes as should be laden aboard her by the
Charterparty. And further to this article hee cannot depose./
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sayd Bowtill and Jago and to performe the Charterparty aforesayd and
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to that end this deponent and his Contest Thomas Marriott in the sayd moneth of August and soone after the arivall of the sayd shipp
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of the sayd Nathaniel Marriott severall tymes goe together (and some
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tymes this deponent by him selfe) and acquainte the sayd Jago who lived at dartmouth that that the
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sayd shipp was arrived and in readiness to take in their the sayd Bowtill
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and Jagoes goods and to provide therewith according to the Charterparty or to that
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effect and did severall tymes in the said Moneth of August, and after,
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much urge and presse the sayd Jagoe in the behalfe or him selfe and the sayd
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Bowtill to send their ladeing aboard and to dispatch the sayd shipp away upon
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her sayd voyage which by Charterparty she was obliged to performe for
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and on behalfe of them the sayd Bowtill and Jagoe. And the sayd Jagoe and the sayd
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Bowtill delaying soe to doe for a long tyme after the tyme when they were
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obliged by Charterparty to performe the same, this deponent and the sayd Thomas
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Marriott seeing the delaye made by the sayd Bowtill and Jago did by order
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of the sayd Nathaniell Marriott both protest against the sayd Bowtill and
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Jagoe for such their delay which notwithstanding the sayd Bowtill and Jago
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did not lade any goods aboard the sayd shipp nor discharge her away
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but kept her there the space of three moneth or neere thereabouts after
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the sayd two and twentith of August 1655 with all her mariners on
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board her in dayly expectation of receiving ladeing from the sayd Bowtill
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and Jagoe to the great damage and prejudice of the sayd Nathaniell Marriott
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who all that tyme maynteyned this deponent and the sayd Thomas Marriott and the
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rest
  
 
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]

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and contract with one Mr Parker of London Merchant in or about the latter
end of Aprill or beginning of May 1655 for 3/4 parts of the sayd shipp And
this depondent hath credibly heard and verily beleeveth that the sayd Marriot before
such his buying the sayd 3/4 of the sayd Mr Parker did at Waterford in Ireland
buy of the Commissioners for prize goods there the other 1/4 of the sayd shipp her
tackle, apparrell and furniture And further to this article he cannot depose

To the second article of the sayd libell and the Charterparty or schedule
the same mentioned hee saith that hee being Master of the sayd shipp the
Aprill shower the voyage arlate to and from Ireland well knoweth (returning
home in her) that shee returned home to dartmouth in the month of
August 1655 according as by the Schedule or Charterparty now read unto him
it appeareth shee was bound to doe, And further to this artice and the sayd schedule
or Charterparty hee cannot depose (hee not beingg present at the signeing and
sealing thereof, only he saith hee beleeveth the contents of the sayd
schedule or Charterparty to bee true for that hee this deponent after
his arrival at dartmouth did attende there many dayes with the sayd shipp by order of
the sayd Nathaniell Marriott to take aboard her goods expected dayly to
bee laden on board her for Accompt of the arlate Bowtill and Jagoe/

To the 3 article of the sayd libell hee saith that hee goeing Master of
her well knoweth that the arlate Nathanerll Marriott did fitt and furnish
his sayd Shipp Aprill Shower with tackle victuals Mariners and all
things necessary to goe for Ireland and that the sayd shipp performed
her voyage thither and returned therto dead freighted to dartmouth arlate upon
the two and twentith day of August 1655 with intente then and there to take
such goods and merchandizes as should be laden aboard her by the
sayd Bowtill and Jago and to performe the Charterparty aforesayd and
to that end this deponent and his Contest Thomas Marriott in the sayd moneth of August and soone after the arivall of the sayd shipp
of the sayd Nathaniel Marriott severall tymes goe together (and some
tymes this deponent by him selfe) and acquainte the sayd Jago who lived at dartmouth that that the
sayd shipp was arrived and in readiness to take in their the sayd Bowtill
and Jagoes goods and to provide therewith according to the Charterparty or to that
effect and did severall tymes in the said Moneth of August, and after,
much urge and presse the sayd Jagoe in the behalfe or him selfe and the sayd
Bowtill to send their ladeing aboard and to dispatch the sayd shipp away upon
her sayd voyage which by Charterparty she was obliged to performe for
and on behalfe of them the sayd Bowtill and Jagoe. And the sayd Jagoe and the sayd
Bowtill delaying soe to doe for a long tyme after the tyme when they were
obliged by Charterparty to performe the same, this deponent and the sayd Thomas
Marriott seeing the delaye made by the sayd Bowtill and Jago did by order
of the sayd Nathaniell Marriott both protest against the sayd Bowtill and
Jagoe for such their delay which notwithstanding the sayd Bowtill and Jago
did not lade any goods aboard the sayd shipp nor discharge her away
but kept her there the space of three moneth or neere thereabouts after
the sayd two and twentith of August 1655 with all her mariners on
board her in dayly expectation of receiving ladeing from the sayd Bowtill
and Jagoe to the great damage and prejudice of the sayd Nathaniell Marriott
who all that tyme maynteyned this deponent and the sayd Thomas Marriott and the
rest

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