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|Transcription=The Nine and Twentieth day of [BLANK N MANUSCRIPT]
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Touching the ''Black Spred''}
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''Eagle'' of London}
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'''Fredrick Ixem''' of London Notary Publique
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aged 33 yeeres or thereabouts sworne before
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the right worshipfull John Godolphin Doctor of Lawes one
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of the Judges of the High Court of the Admiralty
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of England saith and deposeth by vertue of
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his Oath as followeth
  
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That the bill of sale now shewed unto him this Deponent beibf
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of the Tenor word for word as followeth videlicet To all
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people to whom ths presente writing shall come or that the same
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shall see, heare, or read, Christopher Norden of Amsterdam
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merchant: now being in London sendeth Greeting Knowe yee, That
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I the said Christopher Norden for a Consideration of the summe
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of two hundred twenty five pounds of Lawfull money pf England
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to mee in hand at and before the ensealing and delivery hereof well and
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truely paid by John Dyson of London merchant the receipt whereof
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I doe by these presents acknowledge and my selfe to be thereof
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and therwith fully satisfyed and paid have granted bargained
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sold assigned and set over, and by theise presents doe fully, freely, and
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absolutely grant bargaine sell assigned and set over unto the said
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John Dyson, Three full eight parts of all that good ship or vessell called
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the ''Black Spread Eagle'' of London, of the burthen of two hundred
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Tonns ir thereabouts now in the River of Thames, whereof Joachim
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Crugher was and Peter Wilkens now is master. And three full eighth parts
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of all and singular the masts, sailes, sayleyards, Anchors Cables
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Ropes, Cords, boates oares, Gunns Gunnpowder shot tackle Apparrell
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munition furniture and things whatsoever to the said ship belonging
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or in any wise appertaining...
  
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Transcription

The Nine and Twentieth day of [BLANK N MANUSCRIPT]

Touching the Black Spred}
Eagle of London}

Fredrick Ixem of London Notary Publique
aged 33 yeeres or thereabouts sworne before
the right worshipfull John Godolphin Doctor of Lawes one
of the Judges of the High Court of the Admiralty
of England saith and deposeth by vertue of
his Oath as followeth

That the bill of sale now shewed unto him this Deponent beibf
of the Tenor word for word as followeth videlicet To all
people to whom ths presente writing shall come or that the same
shall see, heare, or read, Christopher Norden of Amsterdam
merchant: now being in London sendeth Greeting Knowe yee, That
I the said Christopher Norden for a Consideration of the summe
of two hundred twenty five pounds of Lawfull money pf England
to mee in hand at and before the ensealing and delivery hereof well and
truely paid by John Dyson of London merchant the receipt whereof
I doe by these presents acknowledge and my selfe to be thereof
and therwith fully satisfyed and paid have granted bargained
sold assigned and set over, and by theise presents doe fully, freely, and
absolutely grant bargaine sell assigned and set over unto the said
John Dyson, Three full eight parts of all that good ship or vessell called
the Black Spread Eagle of London, of the burthen of two hundred
Tonns ir thereabouts now in the River of Thames, whereof Joachim
Crugher was and Peter Wilkens now is master. And three full eighth parts
of all and singular the masts, sailes, sayleyards, Anchors Cables
Ropes, Cords, boates oares, Gunns Gunnpowder shot tackle Apparrell
munition furniture and things whatsoever to the said ship belonging
or in any wise appertaining...

[INSERT DATA]