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|Transcription=1. she wás in the late great storme predeposed of, they
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|Transcription=she wás in the late great storme predeposed of, they
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2. were faine to heave over board/ some of the goods
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were faine to heave over board/ some of the goods
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3. then aboard her, And further he knoweth not to answere
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then aboard her, And further he knoweth not to answere
  
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4. To the 11th Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate Nicholas
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To the 11th Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate Nicholas
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5. Scidmore did by the division of the interrate Croford pilate
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Scidmore did by the division of the interrate Croford pilate
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6. the sayd shipp from Penarth to Kings=road interrate
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the sayd shipp from Penarth to Kings=road interrate
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7. where the sayd shipp lay at ancor 3 or 4 dayes, but
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where the sayd shipp lay at ancor 3 or 4 dayes, but
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8. it was because the sayd shipps company would not sayle
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it was because the sayd shipps company would not sayle
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9. her for London acording to the intent and command of the
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her for London acording to the intent and command of the
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10. sayd Croford And further he cannot answeare./
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sayd Croford And further he cannot answeare./
  
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11. To the 12th interrate he answereth that the interrate Croford
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To the 12th interrate he answereth that the interrate Croford
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12. did (as this deponent beleiveth) send to his Owners at London
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did (as this deponent beleiveth) send to his Owners at London
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13. the news of their shipps being arrived at Kings roade but
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the news of their shipps being arrived at Kings roade but
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14. not to the purpose interrate for that he saith the sayd
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not to the purpose interrate for that he saith the sayd
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15. shipp was well able to have brought her Lading to
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shipp was well able to have brought her Lading to
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16. this port of London, as she then was, without any
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this port of London, as she then was, without any
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17. repayring, And further he cannot answeare./
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repayring, And further he cannot answeare./
  
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18. To the 13th he answereth that the interrate Mr Broadwick
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To the 13th he answereth that the interrate Mr Broadwick
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19. came downe to Bristoll unto the interrate Captaine
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came downe to Bristoll unto the interrate Captaine
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20. Croford, and sayd he came from the Owners of the
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Croford, and sayd he came from the Owners of the
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21. sayd shipp, and that by the order of and directions of the
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sayd shipp, and that by the order of and directions of the
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22. sayd Broadwick the goods were unladen at Bristoll
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sayd Broadwick the goods were unladen at Bristoll
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23. And further he knoweth not to answere./
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And further he knoweth not to answere./
  
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24. To the fourteenth interrogatory he answereth that being the shipp
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To the fourteenth interrogatory he answereth that being the shipp
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25. was at Bristoll where timber is cheape and better than here
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was at Bristoll where timber is cheape and better than here
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26. at London, some small repayers were bestowd upon her
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at London, some small repayers were bestowd upon her
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27. but he saith that without those repayers she might well
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but he saith that without those repayers she might well
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28. have come to London with her lading And further he
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have come to London with her lading And further he
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29. cannot answere./
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cannot answere./
  
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30. To the fifteenth interrogatory he answereth that the wind did blow
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To the fifteenth interrogatory he answereth that the wind did blow
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31. (at the time interrate= long enough to have brought the
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(at the time interrate= long enough to have brought the
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32. sayd shipp in a way to have gott towards Mildord, And
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sayd shipp in a way to have gott towards Mildord, And
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33. further he cannot answeare./
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further he cannot answeare./
  
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34. To the sixteenth and seaventeenth interrogatories he referreth himselfe
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To the sixteenth and seaventeenth interrogatories he referreth himselfe
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35. to his former deposition (and further he cannot answeare
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to his former deposition (and further he cannot answeare
  
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36. To the eighteenth and nineteenth he referreth himselfe to
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To the eighteenth and nineteenth he referreth himselfe to
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37. his former deposition and further he cannot answeare.
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his former deposition and further he cannot answeare.
  
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38. To the 20th he answereth that he hath received about
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To the 20th he answereth that he hath received about
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39. three months wags (sic), and that Mr Bradwick promised him this
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three months wags (sic), and that Mr Bradwick promised him this
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40. Rendent when he was at Bristoll, that he showld receive
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Rendent when he was at Bristoll, that he showld receive
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41. the rest of his wages here at London./
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the rest of his wages here at London./
  
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42. To the 21th Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp interrate
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To the 21th Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp interrate
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43. begann her voyage interrate from Gravesend on the fifth of
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begann her voyage interrate from Gravesend on the fifth of
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44. Aprill 1656, and that on that day the shipps Company
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Aprill 1656, and that on that day the shipps Company
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45. entred into full pay And further he knoweth not to answeare.
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entred into full pay And further he knoweth not to answeare.
  
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46. To the 22th he answereth that he expecteth nothing nor is he
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To the 22th he answereth that he expecteth nothing nor is he
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47. promised anything for his this deposition.
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promised anything for his this deposition.
  
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48. To the 23d Interrogatory he answereth negatively
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To the 23d Interrogatory he answereth negatively
  
 
John [X]psonn [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
 
John [X]psonn [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

Revision as of 21:38, November 8, 2013

Volume HCA 13/72
Folio 47
Side Recto
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Status
First cut transcription started and completed on 28/02/13 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 14/05/13 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
13/02/28
Editorial history
Created 28/04/13, by CSG

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she wás in the late great storme predeposed of, they
were faine to heave over board/ some of the goods
then aboard her, And further he knoweth not to answere

To the 11th Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate Nicholas
Scidmore did by the division of the interrate Croford pilate
the sayd shipp from Penarth to Kings=road interrate
where the sayd shipp lay at ancor 3 or 4 dayes, but
it was because the sayd shipps company would not sayle
her for London acording to the intent and command of the
sayd Croford And further he cannot answeare./

To the 12th interrate he answereth that the interrate Croford
did (as this deponent beleiveth) send to his Owners at London
the news of their shipps being arrived at Kings roade but
not to the purpose interrate for that he saith the sayd
shipp was well able to have brought her Lading to
this port of London, as she then was, without any
repayring, And further he cannot answeare./

To the 13th he answereth that the interrate Mr Broadwick
came downe to Bristoll unto the interrate Captaine
Croford, and sayd he came from the Owners of the
sayd shipp, and that by the order of and directions of the
sayd Broadwick the goods were unladen at Bristoll
And further he knoweth not to answere./

To the fourteenth interrogatory he answereth that being the shipp
was at Bristoll where timber is cheape and better than here
at London, some small repayers were bestowd upon her
but he saith that without those repayers she might well
have come to London with her lading And further he
cannot answere./

To the fifteenth interrogatory he answereth that the wind did blow
(at the time interrate= long enough to have brought the
sayd shipp in a way to have gott towards Mildord, And
further he cannot answeare./

To the sixteenth and seaventeenth interrogatories he referreth himselfe
to his former deposition (and further he cannot answeare

To the eighteenth and nineteenth he referreth himselfe to
his former deposition and further he cannot answeare.

To the 20th he answereth that he hath received about
three months wags (sic), and that Mr Bradwick promised him this
Rendent when he was at Bristoll, that he showld receive
the rest of his wages here at London./

To the 21th Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp interrate
begann her voyage interrate from Gravesend on the fifth of
Aprill 1656, and that on that day the shipps Company
entred into full pay And further he knoweth not to answeare.

To the 22th he answereth that he expecteth nothing nor is he
promised anything for his this deposition.

To the 23d Interrogatory he answereth negatively

John [X]psonn [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

Repeated before Doctor Godolphin./

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