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2. arlate Jacob Moulson was very desyrous after the Unities Comming to Antego
 
2. arlate Jacob Moulson was very desyrous after the Unities Comming to Antego
 
3. to have gotten her there repayred and fitted to proceede on her voyage to
 
3. to have gotten her there repayred and fitted to proceede on her voyage to
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4. Virginia and did e˹n˺quire ..... after and endeavour to gett materialls to
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4. Virginia and did e˹n˺quire after and endeavour to gett materialls to
 
5. repayre her but by reason shee was soe extreamely battered and torne
 
5. repayre her but by reason shee was soe extreamely battered and torne
 
6. and shaken with the tempestious weather aforesayd and stood in neede of
 
6. and shaken with the tempestious weather aforesayd and stood in neede of
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10. undertake the repayre of her by reason whereof shee could not proceede
 
10. undertake the repayre of her by reason whereof shee could not proceede
 
11. nor was fitt to proceede on her voyage to Virginia, neither would the
 
11. nor was fitt to proceede on her voyage to Virginia, neither would the
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12. Mariners of her company ................. adventure any more to sea in her
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12. Mariners of her company adventure any more to sea in her
 
13. as knowing her to bee altogeather unfitt to ˹goe to˺ sea againe and absolutely
 
13. as knowing her to bee altogeather unfitt to ˹goe to˺ sea againe and absolutely
 
14. refused to adventure any more to Sea in her though the Master were for
 
14. refused to adventure any more to Sea in her though the Master were for
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24. therein ranne away and the rest which remayned being thirty five and the
 
24. therein ranne away and the rest which remayned being thirty five and the
 
25. goods brought in the sayd shipp to Antego and belonging to the sayd Jefferyes
 
25. goods brought in the sayd shipp to Antego and belonging to the sayd Jefferyes
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26. and Lewellin as alsoe ....... such goods as the sayd Moulson had on board
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26. and Lewellin as alsoe such goods as the sayd Moulson had on board
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27. for his owne Accompt as hatts shooes bootes ...... sayes, broadcloath,
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27. for his owne Accompt as hatts shooes bootes sayes, broadcloath,
 
28. stuffes, diaper linnen and the like though all much damnified by the
 
28. stuffes, diaper linnen and the like though all much damnified by the
 
29. stormie weather aforesayd the sayd Moulson did dispose of with the
 
29. stormie weather aforesayd the sayd Moulson did dispose of with the
 
30. best care hee could and for as much as they being soe damnified
 
30. best care hee could and for as much as they being soe damnified
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31. would ....... there yeild and did dispose of them soe belonging to the
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31. would there yeild and did dispose of them soe belonging to the
 
32. sayd Jefferies and Lewellin and alsoe of those ˹or a great part of them˺ soe belonging to him selfe
 
32. sayd Jefferies and Lewellin and alsoe of those ˹or a great part of them˺ soe belonging to him selfe
 
33. towards of the payment of the Mariners Wages (hee being sued by them
 
33. towards of the payment of the Mariners Wages (hee being sued by them
 
34. at Antego for the same and by the Court there condemned to pay the same)
 
34. at Antego for the same and by the Court there condemned to pay the same)
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35. and for ................... the payment of other necessarie charges of the
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35. and for the payment of other necessarie charges of the
 
36. voyage in question the premisses hee deposeth of his owne sight and
 
36. voyage in question the premisses hee deposeth of his owne sight and
 
37. knowledge And further to this article hee cannot depose/
 
37. knowledge And further to this article hee cannot depose/
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38. To 20th article hee saith that hee being a Mariner of the ..... Unities
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38. To 20th article hee saith that hee being a Mariner of the Unities
 
39. Company as aforesayd during the whole voyage in question did
 
39. Company as aforesayd during the whole voyage in question did
 
40. see and observe that the sayd Jacob Moulson did lay out a considerable
 
40. see and observe that the sayd Jacob Moulson did lay out a considerable
 
41. summe of money to buy and procure the thirty nyne passengers or
 
41. summe of money to buy and procure the thirty nyne passengers or
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42. servants in Ireland .... on the behalfe of the sayd Jefferyes and Lewellin
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42. servants in Ireland on the behalfe of the sayd Jefferyes and Lewellin
 
43. and in other necessarie expenses thereabout but what the same amounted
 
43. and in other necessarie expenses thereabout but what the same amounted
 
44. to hee cannot cetaynely declare And further to this article hee cannot
 
44. to hee cannot cetaynely declare And further to this article hee cannot
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Revision as of 11:41, May 12, 2013

Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 146
Side Recto
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First cut transcription started and completed on 06/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 29/04/13 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
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First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
13/03/06
Editorial history
Created 28/04/13, by CSG

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<document-start>
1. To the 18th hee saith that of his this deponents sight and knowledge the
2. arlate Jacob Moulson was very desyrous after the Unities Comming to Antego
3. to have gotten her there repayred and fitted to proceede on her voyage to
4. Virginia and did e˹n˺quire after and endeavour to gett materialls to
5. repayre her but by reason shee was soe extreamely battered and torne
6. and shaken with the tempestious weather aforesayd and stood in neede of
7. soe many materialls which could not there bee had and procured hee
8. could not gett matterialls to repayer her with and shee was soe ruinous
9. that hee could gett noe workemen there (though hee endeavoured the same) to
10. undertake the repayre of her by reason whereof shee could not proceede
11. nor was fitt to proceede on her voyage to Virginia, neither would the
12. Mariners of her company adventure any more to sea in her
13. as knowing her to bee altogeather unfitt to ˹goe to˺ sea againe and absolutely
14. refused to adventure any more to Sea in her though the Master were for
15. his part willing to have gone with her and her goods and passengers to Virginia
16. if hee could by any meanes possible have effected the same, and soe declared
17. him selfe to bee before this deponent and divers others of the sayd shipps
18. Company and others then at Antego And further to this article hee cannot
19. depose./
20. To the 19th article hee saith that of his this deponents certayne knowledge
21. thirteene of the passengers brought in the shipp Unitie to Antego for Accompt
22. of the sayd Jefferies and Lewellin while the shipp was at Antego and before
23. they could bee disposed of, dyed and two more of them gott a Canooe and
24. therein ranne away and the rest which remayned being thirty five and the
25. goods brought in the sayd shipp to Antego and belonging to the sayd Jefferyes
26. and Lewellin as alsoe such goods as the sayd Moulson had on board
27. for his owne Accompt as hatts shooes bootes sayes, broadcloath,
28. stuffes, diaper linnen and the like though all much damnified by the
29. stormie weather aforesayd the sayd Moulson did dispose of with the
30. best care hee could and for as much as they being soe damnified
31. would there yeild and did dispose of them soe belonging to the
32. sayd Jefferies and Lewellin and alsoe of those ˹or a great part of them˺ soe belonging to him selfe
33. towards of the payment of the Mariners Wages (hee being sued by them
34. at Antego for the same and by the Court there condemned to pay the same)
35. and for the payment of other necessarie charges of the
36. voyage in question the premisses hee deposeth of his owne sight and
37. knowledge And further to this article hee cannot depose/
38. To 20th article hee saith that hee being a Mariner of the Unities
39. Company as aforesayd during the whole voyage in question did
40. see and observe that the sayd Jacob Moulson did lay out a considerable
41. summe of money to buy and procure the thirty nyne passengers or
42. servants in Ireland on the behalfe of the sayd Jefferyes and Lewellin
43. and in other necessarie expenses thereabout but what the same amounted
44. to hee cannot cetaynely declare And further to this article hee cannot
45. depose./
46. To 21th hee saith that hee well knoweth that there was a suite brought
47. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">by</margin>
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