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|Transcription=deponent appeare that hee delivered two pipes of wine to the sayd Chamberlaine
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1. deponent appeare that hee delivered two pipes ˹of˺ wine ...... to the sayd Chamberlaine
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at Mevis short of the number of piepes of wine sent by this deponent, one which
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2. at Mevis short of the number of piepes pf wine sent by this deponent, on eow hich
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pipes was as hee hath heard and beleeveth was lost and destroyed by the sayed
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3. pipes was as hee hath heard and beleeveth was lost and destroyed by the sayed
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Jeggles his rashnesse and strikeing out the head thereof with a sledge, and
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4. Jeggles his rashnesse and strikeing out the head thereof with a sledge, and
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the other of them (as hee hath heard) was staved in the landeing of Mevis,
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5. the other of them (as hee hath heard) was ......... staved in the landeing of Mevis,
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but by whose fault hee knoweth not nor hath heard, both which pipes of wine
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6. but by whose fault hee knoweth not nor hath heard, both which pipes of wine
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in his this deponents Judgment were worth thirty pounds sterling at the least
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7. in his this deponents Judgment were worth thirty pounds sterling at the least
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and the sayd James and this deponent were soe much damnified by the losse of them And
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8. and the sayd James and this deponent were soe much damnified by the losse of them And
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further to this article hee cannot depose./
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9. further to this article hee cannot depose./
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10. To the 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent
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To the 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent
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11. after the returne of the sayd Daniell Jeggles from New England to
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after the returne of the sayd Daniell Jeggles from New England to
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12. Barbados did send the sayd Jeggle for Virginia .... ˹with˺ a Cargazone of
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Barbados did send the sayd Jeggle for Virginia with a Cargazone of
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13. goods for Account of him this deponent and the sayd James Cowes, consisting
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goods for Account of him this deponent and the sayd James Cowes, consisting
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14. of the particulers in this article specified, And saith the paper arlate cost this
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of the particulers in this article specified, And saith the paper arlate cost this
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15. deponent about tenn pounds, but what the same would have yeilded at Virginia
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deponent about tenn pounds, but what the same would have yeilded at Virginia
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16. hee knoweth not, And further hee cannot ˹depose˺ answere not knowing what Account
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hee knoweth not, And further hee cannot ˹depose˺ answere not knowing what Account
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17. the sayd Jeggles hath given touching the goods arlate./
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the sayd Jeggles hath given touching the goods arlate./
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18. To the 6th article ˹and the schedule therein mentioned˺ hee saith hee went not with the sayd Jeggles from Barbados
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19. to Virginia but hath ˹credibly˺ heard and beleeveth hee arrived with his sayd shipp and
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To the 6th article and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith hee went not with the sayd Jeggles from Barbados
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20. the Cargo of goods in the precedent article mentioned, about the beginning of december
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to Virginia but hath credibly heard and beleeveth hee arrived with his sayd shipp and
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21. one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, And saith that hee this deponent before
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the Cargo of goods in the precedent article mentioned, about the beginning of december
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22. the sayd Jeggles his departure from the Barbadoes with the sayd Cargoe, did
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one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, And saith that hee this deponent before
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23. with his owne hands deliver unto the sayd Jeggles his an order in writeing to the
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the sayd Jeggles his departure from the Barbadoes with the sayd Cargoe, did
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24. effect arlate And having perused the schedule arlate hee saith the same is a
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with his owne hands deliver unto the sayd Jeggles his an order in writeing to the
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25. true coppy of the originall order by them then soe given to the sayd Jeggles.
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effect arlate And having perused the schedule arlate hee saith the same is a
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26. and that the contents of the sayd schedule are true and ................... the sayd Jeggles
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true coppy of the originall order by them then soe given to the sayd Jeggles.
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27. receaved the sayd order from him this deponent unsealed and was well acquainted
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and that the contents of the sayd schedule are true and the sayd Jeggles
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28. with the contents thereof and promised this deponent to .... use his utmost endeavour
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receaved the sayd order from him this deponent unsealed and was well acquainted
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29. to performe the same And further to this article hee cannot depose./
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with the contents thereof and promised this deponent to use his utmost endeavour
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30. To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that notwithstanding the
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to performe the same And further to this article hee cannot depose./
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31. order aforesayd given by this deponent to the sayd jeggles hee the sayd
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32. Jeggles did not returne to the Barbados, but afrer five moneths stay ˹or thereabouts˺ at Virginia
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To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that notwithstanding the
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33. (as this deponent hath heard) did sett sayle from thense with lesse than a third part
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order aforesayd given by this deponent to the sayd jeggles hee the sayd
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34. of his full full ladeing )his shipp being of this deponents knowledge of the burthen
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Jeggles did not returne to the Barbados, but afrer five moneths stay or thereabouts at Virginia
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35. of about two hundred and twenty tonnes) and made (as hee hath heard) but two hundred
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(as this deponent hath heard) did sett sayle from thense with lesse than a third part
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36. and eighty pounds sterling for freight of all the goods brought by him from
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of his full full ladeing )his shipp being of this deponents knowledge of the burthen
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37. thense, whereas of this deponents knowledge had ...... ˹the sayd Jeggles˺ returned from Virginia
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of about two hundred and twenty tonnes) and made (as hee hath heard) but two hundred
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38. to the Barbados with his sayd shipp according to order, hee might have had fower
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and eighty pounds sterling for freight of all the goods brought by him from
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39. pounds a tonne freight home for London, and soe much this deponent paid to other
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thense, whereas of this deponents knowledge had the sayd Jeggles returned from Virginia
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40. shipps by whome hee sent goods about the same tyme which the sayd Jeggles might
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to the Barbados with his sayd shipp according to order, hee might have had fower
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41. if hee had used diligence have returned to the Barbados, after which rate the sayd
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pounds a tonne freight home for London, and soe much this deponent paid to other
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42. shipp would have yeilded for freight from the Barbados the summe arlate or
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shipps by whome hee sent goods about the same tyme which the sayd Jeggles might
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43. thereabouts soe that in this deponents Judgment the sayd Cowse and hee this deponent
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if hee had used diligence have returned to the Barbados, after which rate the sayd
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44. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">and</margin>
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shipp would have yeilded for freight from the Barbados the summe arlate or
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thereabouts soe that in this deponents Judgment the sayd Cowse and hee this deponent
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Revision as of 13:14, December 27, 2013

Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 605
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First cut transcription started and completed on 02/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 27/12/13 by Colin Greenstreet
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deponent appeare that hee delivered two pipes of wine to the sayd Chamberlaine
at Mevis short of the number of piepes of wine sent by this deponent, one which
pipes was as hee hath heard and beleeveth was lost and destroyed by the sayed
Jeggles his rashnesse and strikeing out the head thereof with a sledge, and
the other of them (as hee hath heard) was staved in the landeing of Mevis,
but by whose fault hee knoweth not nor hath heard, both which pipes of wine
in his this deponents Judgment were worth thirty pounds sterling at the least
and the sayd James and this deponent were soe much damnified by the losse of them And
further to this article hee cannot depose./

To the 5th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee this deponent
after the returne of the sayd Daniell Jeggles from New England to
Barbados did send the sayd Jeggle for Virginia with a Cargazone of
goods for Account of him this deponent and the sayd James Cowes, consisting
of the particulers in this article specified, And saith the paper arlate cost this
deponent about tenn pounds, but what the same would have yeilded at Virginia
hee knoweth not, And further hee cannot ˹depose˺ answere not knowing what Account
the sayd Jeggles hath given touching the goods arlate./

To the 6th article and the schedule therein mentioned hee saith hee went not with the sayd Jeggles from Barbados
to Virginia but hath credibly heard and beleeveth hee arrived with his sayd shipp and
the Cargo of goods in the precedent article mentioned, about the beginning of december
one thousand sixe hundred fifty five, And saith that hee this deponent before
the sayd Jeggles his departure from the Barbadoes with the sayd Cargoe, did
with his owne hands deliver unto the sayd Jeggles his an order in writeing to the
effect arlate And having perused the schedule arlate hee saith the same is a
true coppy of the originall order by them then soe given to the sayd Jeggles.
and that the contents of the sayd schedule are true and the sayd Jeggles
receaved the sayd order from him this deponent unsealed and was well acquainted
with the contents thereof and promised this deponent to use his utmost endeavour
to performe the same And further to this article hee cannot depose./

To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that notwithstanding the
order aforesayd given by this deponent to the sayd jeggles hee the sayd
Jeggles did not returne to the Barbados, but afrer five moneths stay or thereabouts at Virginia
(as this deponent hath heard) did sett sayle from thense with lesse than a third part
of his full full ladeing )his shipp being of this deponents knowledge of the burthen
of about two hundred and twenty tonnes) and made (as hee hath heard) but two hundred
and eighty pounds sterling for freight of all the goods brought by him from
thense, whereas of this deponents knowledge had the sayd Jeggles returned from Virginia
to the Barbados with his sayd shipp according to order, hee might have had fower
pounds a tonne freight home for London, and soe much this deponent paid to other
shipps by whome hee sent goods about the same tyme which the sayd Jeggles might
if hee had used diligence have returned to the Barbados, after which rate the sayd
shipp would have yeilded for freight from the Barbados the summe arlate or
thereabouts soe that in this deponents Judgment the sayd Cowse and hee this deponent
and

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