HCA 13/124 f.78v Annotate
Volume | HCA 13/124 |
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Folio | 78 |
Side | Verso |
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Colin Greenstreet | |
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2015/05/13 |
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Kilvert or to leave a copy thereof att
his dwelling house to the end that hee
may not pretend any cause of igno=
rance thereof Thus donne and protested
in this Citty of London in the presence
of John [?Liniekeele] and John daniell
witnesses hereunto required Subscri=
bed Chri Peeterson, John
Linekeele John daniell Conncordat
verbatim cun sup originali attester
regatus et requisitus Jposua Maniet
Notatuis hubeus 1650
Roger Kilvert [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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24th April 1651 [CENTRE HEADING]
The personall Answers of Luke Lucy
david davidson and Phillip Allen
and Abraham Child made to the
pretensed positions and Articles of
a certaine Allegation given and
admitted against them on the
behalfe of William Stephenson
doe followe
To the first position they and every
of them doeth answer that they beleeve
the said Article or position to bee true
To the second pretensed position they and
every of them answereth that they doe
not beleeve nor any of them beleeveth
the said pretensed position to bee true in
any parte thereof Saveing these re=
spondents beleeve and every of them be
leeveth that to an able and sufficient
Master of a shippe is usually allowed and
given the summe of foure poundes per
moneth for his wages for the voyadge
arlate or the like but these rendents
beleeve and either of them beleeveth
that the arlate William Stephenson did
not deserve one penny per moneth for
the voyadge arlate