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Transcription

The same day:/ [CENTRE HEADING]

Examined upon the foresaid libell:

Rp. 7.

Josias Harrison servant to John Cooke, of the parish
of Saint Michaells Crooked Lane London ffishmonger, aged
26 yeers or thereabouts Sworne and Examined:/

To the second, 3, 4, 5, and 6th articles of the said libell and to the fifth
schedule thereout annexed, nowe showed unto him, hee saith and
deposeth that in or about the moneth of Aprill 1653 and whilst
John Case arlate was Master of the shipp the Stamboline arlate
there were delivered on and from the shopp of the said John Cooke
(situate in Thamestreete) on the instance and upon the bespeaking of
the said Case, to and for the use and victualling of the said shipp
(there outwards bound) all and singular the ffish and goods arlate
mentioned in the said schedule, whereof the said John Cooke was
to the time of the said delivery, owner, and and saith the said fish and
goods were there respectively worth the respective summes schedulated
amounting in all to -15 li-13 s -4 d or thereabouts and soe much they were then worth
on the common market prise. All which hee knoweth because
hee this deponent as servant of the said Cooke delivered the
said fish and goods, and having soe delivered them entred them in
the said masters shopp booke, as hee lately perused, and
findeth it to agree in particulars and prises with the said schedule
And otherwise cannot depose, seeing that upon the delivery of
the said goods aboard the said ship, this deponent had a note
brought back of the receipt thereof aboard.

Repeated before doctor Godolphin with his:
precontest./:

Josias Harrison [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The 19th of November 1656. [CENTRE HEADING]

Rasmusson and Southward}

Cheeke dt. j.us

Examined upon an allegation in on the behalf
of the said Southwood 3th October 1656.

Roger Morris of the parish of Trinity Minories citizen
Embroiderer of London, aged 43 yeeres or thereabouts
sworne and examined.

To the first and second articles of the said allegatiion (upon which alone hee
is by direction of the producents proctor examined) hee saith and
deposeth that within the space of tenn dayes or thereabouts after
the arivall of the shipp the Justice arlate to this port (the time
otherwise he doth not now remember) hee this deponent bought
of the producent John Southwood the younger all such deales as the
said Southward had in the said shipp brought that voyage
to this port from Berghen, after the said Southwood and this
deponent had bin aboard to see them; and saith that in persuanse
of the bargains and upon the order of the said Southwood
given to the master, and to another that undertooke to have the
ordering