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| + | |Transcription=occasioned as aforesayd for want of which ladeing the sayd Lemmon | ||
| + | was (in this deponents judgement) dammified fiftie pounds sterling | ||
| + | and better, which ladeing hee might safely and well have taken aboard | ||
| + | her had not the sayd shipp by the meanes aforesayd bin made soe leakie | ||
| + | And further he cannot depose./ | ||
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To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee well knoweth | To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee well knoweth | ||
that the next day after the sayd ship the ''Redd Rose'' was seized in | that the next day after the sayd ship the ''Redd Rose'' was seized in | ||
manner aforesayd the arlate Edmund Lemmon and this deponent | manner aforesayd the arlate Edmund Lemmon and this deponent | ||
| − | + | and his contests Phillip White George Whale John Triggs and John Johnson | |
| − | and others and | + | and others and two Notaries with them went to delfe Isle after |
| − | the sayd | + | the sayd shipp and finding her there the sayd Lemmon in presence of |
| − | the persons aforementioned | + | the persons aforementioned and the sayd Notaries demand of the arlate |
| − | Wygarts | + | Wygarts and his associates the cause why they had taken the sayd shipp |
| − | away and told them it was an English | + | away and told them it was an English shipp and that English men |
| − | were | + | were Owners of her and desyred them to deliver her and her tackle and |
| − | furniture and ladeing | + | furniture and ladeing and all her papers to be delivered back againe |
| − | to him, and the sayd Lemmon | + | to him, and the sayd Lemmon and this deponent and the rest of the persons |
| − | with him offered to goe aboard the sayd | + | with him offered to goe aboard the sayd shipp but the souldiers |
| − | + | and others who had seized her and were in possession of her would | |
not suffer them to come aboard her but threatened to shoote them | not suffer them to come aboard her but threatened to shoote them | ||
if they attempted to come aboard, and kept the sayd ship in | if they attempted to come aboard, and kept the sayd ship in | ||
| − | their possession about two dayes which hindered the sayd Lemmon | + | their possession about two dayes which hindered the sayd Lemmon and |
his Company sixe dayes tyme in getting their ship back to | his Company sixe dayes tyme in getting their ship back to | ||
her ladeing place neere Embden to the great preiudice of the | her ladeing place neere Embden to the great preiudice of the | ||
| − | sayd Lemmon | + | sayd Lemmon and Company And further hee cannot depose/ |
| − | To the 8th article and the | + | |
| + | To the 8th article and the Schedule annexed therein mentioned and now showed | ||
to him at the tyme of this his examination hee saith that hee | to him at the tyme of this his examination hee saith that hee | ||
| − | referreth him selfe to the sayd | + | referreth him selfe to the sayd Schedule which hee believeth to be |
the protest made by the sayd Lemmon before the two notaries therein | the protest made by the sayd Lemmon before the two notaries therein | ||
| − | mentioned and that the contents thereof were | + | mentioned and that the contents thereof were and are true And further |
hee cannot depose./ | hee cannot depose./ | ||
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To the 9th article hee saith that in the tyme the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did | To the 9th article hee saith that in the tyme the sayd ship ''Redd Rose'' did | ||
| − | remain under the seizure of the sayd Wygarts and | + | remain under the seizure of the sayd Wygarts and drewes and their |
| − | confederates one of the | + | confederates one of the Mates of the ''Redd Rose'' did goe to the sayd shipps |
side with intente to fetch his cloathes and defyed leave of the souldiers | side with intente to fetch his cloathes and defyed leave of the souldiers | ||
| − | + | and mariners who were on board her and kept her under seizure that hee | |
| − | might come aboard her to fetch them but | + | might come aboard her to fetch them but the sayd souldiers and |
mariners would not permitt him to come aboard nor deliver his cloathes | mariners would not permitt him to come aboard nor deliver his cloathes | ||
to him but sett their musketts to his breast and threatened to shoote | to him but sett their musketts to his breast and threatened to shoote | ||
| − | him and throw a quarter can of beere in his face and reviled | + | him and throw a quarter can of beere in his face and reviled him |
| − | and all the English and called them starts | + | and all the English and called them starts and houndsfoots and the |
like opprobrious termes and sayd that the English were all Rogues | like opprobrious termes and sayd that the English were all Rogues | ||
| − | for that they tooke the Swedes part, this | + | for that they tooke the Swedes part, this hee deposeth being present in the |
| − | same boate wherein the sayd and done as alsoe his contests John Johnson | + | same boate wherein the sayd Mate came to the sayd shipp side and seeing |
| − | + | and leaving the same sayd and done as alsoe his contests John Johnson | |
| − | being aboard her at her seizure, were alsoe present | + | and William how who were on board the ''Redd Rose'' in the nature of prisoners |
| − | premisses | + | being aboard her at her seizure, were alsoe present and sawe and heard the |
| − | + | premisses soe acted and heard the sayd words And further he cannot depose./ | |
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Latest revision as of 17:22, May 16, 2015
| Volume | HCA 13/73 |
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| Folio | 429 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| Uploaded image; transcribed on 06/07/2014 | |
| Note | |
| IMAGE: IMG_0063_copy.JPG | |
| First transcriber | |
| Philippa Hellawell | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2014/07/06 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Edited on 04/08/14 by Jill Wilcox, and on 01/11/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
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occasioned as aforesayd for want of which ladeing the sayd Lemmon
was (in this deponents judgement) dammified fiftie pounds sterling
and better, which ladeing hee might safely and well have taken aboard
her had not the sayd shipp by the meanes aforesayd bin made soe leakie
And further he cannot depose./
To the 7th article of the sayd allegation hee saith hee well knoweth
that the next day after the sayd ship the Redd Rose was seized in
manner aforesayd the arlate Edmund Lemmon and this deponent
and his contests Phillip White George Whale John Triggs and John Johnson
and others and two Notaries with them went to delfe Isle after
the sayd shipp and finding her there the sayd Lemmon in presence of
the persons aforementioned and the sayd Notaries demand of the arlate
Wygarts and his associates the cause why they had taken the sayd shipp
away and told them it was an English shipp and that English men
were Owners of her and desyred them to deliver her and her tackle and
furniture and ladeing and all her papers to be delivered back againe
to him, and the sayd Lemmon and this deponent and the rest of the persons
with him offered to goe aboard the sayd shipp but the souldiers
and others who had seized her and were in possession of her would
not suffer them to come aboard her but threatened to shoote them
if they attempted to come aboard, and kept the sayd ship in
their possession about two dayes which hindered the sayd Lemmon and
his Company sixe dayes tyme in getting their ship back to
her ladeing place neere Embden to the great preiudice of the
sayd Lemmon and Company And further hee cannot depose/
To the 8th article and the Schedule annexed therein mentioned and now showed
to him at the tyme of this his examination hee saith that hee
referreth him selfe to the sayd Schedule which hee believeth to be
the protest made by the sayd Lemmon before the two notaries therein
mentioned and that the contents thereof were and are true And further
hee cannot depose./
To the 9th article hee saith that in the tyme the sayd ship Redd Rose did
remain under the seizure of the sayd Wygarts and drewes and their
confederates one of the Mates of the Redd Rose did goe to the sayd shipps
side with intente to fetch his cloathes and defyed leave of the souldiers
and mariners who were on board her and kept her under seizure that hee
might come aboard her to fetch them but the sayd souldiers and
mariners would not permitt him to come aboard nor deliver his cloathes
to him but sett their musketts to his breast and threatened to shoote
him and throw a quarter can of beere in his face and reviled him
and all the English and called them starts and houndsfoots and the
like opprobrious termes and sayd that the English were all Rogues
for that they tooke the Swedes part, this hee deposeth being present in the
same boate wherein the sayd Mate came to the sayd shipp side and seeing
and leaving the same sayd and done as alsoe his contests John Johnson
and William how who were on board the Redd Rose in the nature of prisoners
being aboard her at her seizure, were alsoe present and sawe and heard the
premisses soe acted and heard the sayd words And further he cannot depose./
