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1. <margin value="Top left">AA.1.</margin>
 
1. <margin value="Top left">AA.1.</margin>
2. <margin value="Left">Williams and Company against Rowse&#125;
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2. The eleaventh of ffebruary 1655. CENTRE HEADING RIGHT
3. and others&#125;</margin>
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3. Williams and Company against Rowse&#125;
4. The eleaventh of ffebruary 1655.
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4. and others&#125;
5. Examined upon the foresaid allegation
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5.
6. <margin value="Left">Smith dt. 2.</margin>
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6. Examined upon the foresaid allegation
7. '''Aron Estes''' of Deale in kent Mariner aged
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7. <margin value="Left">Smith dt. 2.</margin>
8. 24 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined
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8. Aron Estes of Deale in kent Mariner aged
9. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
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9. 24 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined
10. that hee well knoweth the producents Mr William Williams and others
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10. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
11. the producents, and alsoe well knoweth the shipp the Elizabeth and Anne
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11. that hee well knoweth the producents mr william williams and others
12. and of which shipp hee saith the said Mr Williams and Company and
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12. the producents, and alsoe well knoweth the shipp the Elizabeth and Anne
13. were owners or at least freighters the time arlate, at which time
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13. and of which shipp hee saith the said Mr williams and Company and
14. the arlate humphrey hardwick was sopra Cargo or factor of and for
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14. were owners or at least freighters the time arlate, at which time
15. the said producents Mr Williams and company, and for such as aforesaid
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15. the arlate humphrey hardwick was sopra Cargo or factor of and for
16. they were respectively commonly accounted and reputed, which hee knoweth
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16. the said producents mr williams and company, and for such as aforesaid
17. going Masters Mate of and in the said shipp the voyage in question,
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17. they were respectively commonly accounted and reputed, which hee knoweth
18. on which there was sett out by the said Mr Williams and company as
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18. going Masters Mate of and in the said shipp the voyage in question,
19. owners or freighters aforesaid. And
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19. on which shee was sett out by the said Mr Williams and company as
20. To the second article hee saith and deposeth that in or about the
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20. owners or freighters aforesaid. And
21. moneth of September last the said shipp the Elizabeth and Anne
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21. To the second article hee saith and deposeth that in or about the
22. and alsoe the arlate shipp the Caesar whereof one Clement harby
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22. moneth of September last the said shipp the Elizabeth and Anne
23. was Sopra Cargo or factor were and remained in the Roade of
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23. and alsoe the arlate shipp the Caesar whereof one Clement harby
24. Nathalago, whense hee saith they were both bound to Petras to Petras
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24. was Sopra Cargo or factor were and remained in the Roade of
25. to buy and lade curranse, and the said humphrey hardwick hee saith
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25. Nathalago, whense hee saith they were both bound to Petras to Petras
26. was aboard the Elizabeth and Anne in the said Roade as factor
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26. to buy and lade curranse, and the said humphrey hardwick hee saith
27. aforesaid, which hee deposeth being present in her and seeing the
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27. was aboard the Elizabeth and Anne in the said Roade as factor
28. premisses
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28. aforesaid, which hee deposeth being present in her and seeing the
29. To the third 4. and 5th and 6 hee saith that ... the said humphrey hardwick and Clement
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29. premisses.
30. harby having in the said Roade of Nathalago agreed to the effect arlate
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30. To the third 4. and 5th and 6 hee saith that XX the said humphrey hardwick and Clement
31. namely that the Caster alone should goe to Petras, and that the
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31. harby having in the said Roade of Nathalago agreed to the effect arlate
32. Curranse there to be laden should be shared betwixt and before the
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32. namely that the Caster alone should goe to Petras, and that the
33. account of both their principalls, this deponent was by agreement
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33. Curranse there to be laden should be shared betwixt and before the
34. betweene the said two factors put aboard the Caser to goe in her
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34. account of both their principalls, this deponent was by agreement
35. to Petras to the end (as both the said hardwick and harby declared upon
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35. betweene the said two factors put aboard the Caser to goe in her
36. this deponents going out of the Elizabeth and Anne into the Cesar,
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36. to Petras to the end (as both the said hardwick and harby declared upon
37. that hee this deponent should take an account at Petras of what
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37. this deponents going out of the Elizabeth and Anne into the Cesar,
38. Currance should be there laden aboard the Caser, and marke the
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38. that hee this deponent should take an account at Petras of what
39. one halfe of them for the accompt of the said Mr Williams and
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39. Currance should be there laden aboard the Caser, and marke the
40. Company, to be thense brought in the Caeser to Argastall
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40. one halfe of them for the accompt of the said mr williams and
41. where the Elizabeth and Anne was to meete and receive the
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41. Company, to be thense brought in the Caeser to Argastall
42. halfe of the on board her; and saith that in persuance and for
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42. where the Elizabeth and Anne was to meete and receive the
43. the better effecting the said matter of taking the said currance aboard
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43. halfe of the on board her; and saith that in persuance and for
44. the Caser that were to be laden aboard her at Petras for the account
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44. the better effecting the said matter of taking the said currance aboard
45. of the said William Williams and company, the said humphrey Hardwick
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45. the Caser that were to be laden aboard her at Petras for the account
46. out of the ... Elizabeth and Anne put aboard the Caser the summe
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46. of the said william williams and company, the said humphrey Hardwick
47. of three thousand dollers into the hands custodie of the said Clement
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47. out of the XX Elizabeth and Anne put aboard the Caser the summe
48. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">harby</margin>
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48. of three thousand dollers into the hands custodie of the said Clement
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49. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">harby</margin>
 
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<document-start>
1. <margin value="Top left">AA.1.</margin>
2. The eleaventh of ffebruary 1655. CENTRE HEADING RIGHT
3. Williams and Company against Rowse}
4. and others}
5.
6. Examined upon the foresaid allegation
7. <margin value="Left">Smith dt. 2.</margin>
8. Aron Estes of Deale in kent Mariner aged
9. 24 yeares or thereabouts sworne and exámined
10. To the first article of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
11. that hee well knoweth the producents mr william williams and others
12. the producents, and alsoe well knoweth the shipp the Elizabeth and Anne
13. and of which shipp hee saith the said Mr williams and Company and
14. were owners or at least freighters the time arlate, at which time
15. the arlate humphrey hardwick was sopra Cargo or factor of and for
16. the said producents mr williams and company, and for such as aforesaid
17. they were respectively commonly accounted and reputed, which hee knoweth
18. going Masters Mate of and in the said shipp the voyage in question,
19. on which shee was sett out by the said Mr Williams and company as
20. owners or freighters aforesaid. And
21. To the second article hee saith and deposeth that in or about the
22. moneth of September last the said shipp the Elizabeth and Anne
23. and alsoe the arlate shipp the Caesar whereof one Clement harby
24. was Sopra Cargo or factor were and remained in the Roade of
25. Nathalago, whense hee saith they were both bound to Petras to Petras
26. to buy and lade curranse, and the said humphrey hardwick hee saith
27. was aboard the Elizabeth and Anne in the said Roade as factor
28. aforesaid, which hee deposeth being present in her and seeing the
29. premisses.
30. To the third 4. and 5th and 6 hee saith that XX the said humphrey hardwick and Clement
31. harby having in the said Roade of Nathalago agreed to the effect arlate
32. namely that the Caster alone should goe to Petras, and that the
33. Curranse there to be laden should be shared betwixt and before the
34. account of both their principalls, this deponent was by agreement
35. betweene the said two factors put aboard the Caser to goe in her
36. to Petras to the end (as both the said hardwick and harby declared upon
37. this deponents going out of the Elizabeth and Anne into the Cesar,
38. that hee this deponent should take an account at Petras of what
39. Currance should be there laden aboard the Caser, and marke the
40. one halfe of them for the accompt of the said mr williams and
41. Company, to be thense brought in the Caeser to Argastall
42. where the Elizabeth and Anne was to meete and receive the
43. halfe of the on board her; and saith that in persuance and for
44. the better effecting the said matter of taking the said currance aboard
45. the Caser that were to be laden aboard her at Petras for the account
46. of the said william williams and company, the said humphrey Hardwick
47. out of the XX Elizabeth and Anne put aboard the Caser the summe
48. of three thousand dollers into the hands custodie of the said Clement
49. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">harby</margin>
</document-end>

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