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|Transcription=in or about July or August last near a hee knoweth, and
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1. in or about July or August last near a hee knoweth, and
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while shee soe remained there this deponent went aboard her
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2. while shee soe remained there this deponent went aboard her
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and had severall times speech with the said Nicholas Johnson
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3. and had severall times speech with the said Nicholas Johnson
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whom hee heard acknowledge and say that hee came with the said
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4. whom hee heard acknowledge and say that hee came with the said
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shipp the said voyage from Cadiz and had taken up money &#91;there GUTTER&#93;
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5. shipp the said voyage from Cadiz and had taken up money &#91;there GUTTER&#93;
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or thereabouts of Spaniards subiects of the said king of Spaine to
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6. or thereabouts of Spaniards subiects of the said king of Spaine to
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buy the said shipp, and that hee intended to goe back againe with
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7. buy the said shipp, and that hee intended to goe back againe with
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her to Cadiz with Spaniards goods, and to that purpose hee
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8. her to Cadiz with Spaniards goods, and to that purpose hee
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repaired and fitted her, imploying two of this deponents carpenters
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9. repaired and fitted her, imploying two of this deponents carpenters
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(who were there prisoners) about such her repaire, and put
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10. (who were there prisoners) about such her repaire, and put
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six and twenty guns or thereabouts with her, declareing unto
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11. six and twenty guns or thereabouts with her, declareing unto
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this deponent that hee intended to defend himselfe against
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12. this deponent that hee intended to defend himselfe against
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the English and ffrench, and that hee would sinke before hee would
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13. the English and ffrench, and that hee would sinke before hee would
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be taken by either of them, And further declared to this deponent
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14. be taken by either of them, And further declared to this deponent
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that hee was vound back againe for Cadiz and was to take in a
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15. that hee was vound back againe for Cadiz and was to take in a
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cargo of goods for Cadiz for the account of Spaniards upon freight
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16. cargo of goods for Cadiz for the account of Spaniards upon freight
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and accordingly did take in a cargo of goods, and in particular
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17. and accordingly did take in a cargo of goods, and in particular
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a quantitie of tobaccoes, and all that ever hee the said master
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18. a quantitie of tobaccoes, and all that ever hee the said master
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pretended to be (of the said Cargo) belonging to himselfe was only
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19. pretended to be (of the said Cargo) belonging to himselfe was only
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eight hundred of hides or thereabouts, and for buying of them alsoe had
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20. eight hundred of hides or thereabouts, and for ˹buying of˺ them alsoe had
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acknowledged to have taken up money of Spaniards upon
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21. acknowl acknowledged to have taken up money of Spaniards upon
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bottomerie, and this deponent being to be thense sent prisoner
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22. bottomerie, and this deponent being to be thense sent prisoner
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to Spaine, endeavoured and desired to goe in the said shipp, but
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23. to Spaine, endeavoured and desired to goe in the said shipp, but
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the said Johnson refused it, telling this deponent that if hee the
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24. the said Johnson refused it, telling this deponent that if hee the
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said Johnson should meete with the English, this deponent would
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25. said Johnson should meete with the English, this deponent would
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declare what hee knew concerning his Spanish lading and
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26. declare what hee knew concerning his Spanish lading and
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other things or to that effect. And further deposeth that
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27. other things or to that effect. And further deposeth that
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after the said Johnsons departure from Santa Domingo aforesaid
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28. after the said Johnsons departure from Santa Domingo aforesaid
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for Cadiz with his lading of Cuckam, hides and
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29. for Cadiz with his lading of Cuckam, hides and
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tobaccoe, (this deponent was imbarked in another shipp to
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30. tobaccoe, (this deponent was imbarked in another shipp to
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be sent and was sent away prisoner for Spaine, and &#91;beinge GUTTER&#93;
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31. be sent and was sent away prisoner for Spaine, and &#91;beinge GUTTER&#93;
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at the Canaries, was there redeemed by Generall Blake
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32. at the Canaries, was there redeemed by Generall Blake
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at such time as hee came and made the late XXXX there, and
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33. at such time as hee came and made the late XXXX there, and
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being come into the English fleete, this deponent found
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34. being come into the English fleete, this deponent found
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that the same had taken the said Johnson and his said shipp and
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35. that the same had taken the said Johnson and his said shipp and
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lading./ And saith that another
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36. lading./ And saith that another
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dutch man a master of a shipp, sold his shipp guns powder
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37. dutch man a master of a shipp, sold his shipp guns powder
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and shott at Santa Domingo to the Governour for the king of
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38. and shott at Santa Domingo to the Governour for the king of
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Spaines service, and with the proceeds laded aboard 600 cXXg's
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39. Spaines service, and with the proceeds laded aboard 600 cXXg's
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of Cuckam aboard the said shipp Nicholas the said voyage for
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40. of Cuckam aboard the said shipp Nicholas the said voyage for
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Cadiz, which hee knoweth being present, and seing the premisses
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41. Cadiz, which hee knoweth being present, and seing the premisses
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42. Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
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Repeated before doctor Godolphin.
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43. John Aylett SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
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Revision as of 08:26, December 4, 2013

Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 133
Side Verso
← Previous Page

Status
First cut transcription, started and completed on 15/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 08/05/13 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
13/03/15
Editorial history
Created 07/05/13, by CSG

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in or about July or August last near a hee knoweth, and
while shee soe remained there this deponent went aboard her
and had severall times speech with the said Nicholas Johnson
whom hee heard acknowledge and say that hee came with the said
shipp the said voyage from Cadiz and had taken up money [there GUTTER]
or thereabouts of Spaniards subiects of the said king of Spaine to
buy the said shipp, and that hee intended to goe back againe with
her to Cadiz with Spaniards goods, and to that purpose hee
repaired and fitted her, imploying two of this deponents carpenters
(who were there prisoners) about such her repaire, and put
six and twenty guns or thereabouts with her, declareing unto
this deponent that hee intended to defend himselfe against
the English and ffrench, and that hee would sinke before hee would
be taken by either of them, And further declared to this deponent
that hee was vound back againe for Cadiz and was to take in a
cargo of goods for Cadiz for the account of Spaniards upon freight
and accordingly did take in a cargo of goods, and in particular
a quantitie of tobaccoes, and all that ever hee the said master
pretended to be (of the said Cargo) belonging to himselfe was only
eight hundred of hides or thereabouts, and for buying of them alsoe had
acknowledged to have taken up money of Spaniards upon
bottomerie, and this deponent being to be thense sent prisoner
to Spaine, endeavoured and desired to goe in the said shipp, but
the said Johnson refused it, telling this deponent that if hee the
said Johnson should meete with the English, this deponent would
declare what hee knew concerning his Spanish lading and
other things or to that effect. And further deposeth that
after the said Johnsons departure from Santa Domingo aforesaid
for Cadiz with his lading of Cuckam, hides and
tobaccoe, (this deponent was imbarked in another shipp to
be sent and was sent away prisoner for Spaine, and [beinge GUTTER]
at the Canaries, was there redeemed by Generall Blake
at such time as hee came and made the late XXXX there, and
being come into the English fleete, this deponent found
that the same had taken the said Johnson and his said shipp and
lading./ And saith that another
dutch man a master of a shipp, sold his shipp guns powder
and shott at Santa Domingo to the Governour for the king of
Spaines service, and with the proceeds laded aboard 600 cXXg's
of Cuckam aboard the said shipp Nicholas the said voyage for
Cadiz, which hee knoweth being present, and seing the premisses

Repeated before doctor Godolphin.

John Aylett SIGNATURE, RH SIDE

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