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Transcription

16o. Octobis 1660.

Sup Allogarod predicta.

Amos Preston parochia Sancta Maria Magdalene
Besmondsea in Comitatus Surria nauta amnos
natus 33 aut eo circiter testis in hac causa
productus juratus et examinatus dicit et
deponit put sequitur videlicet./

Ad 1um. 2um. et 3um. Arlos dicta Allonis deponit et dicit the
Deponit very well knoweth the producents Thomas Bretton,
Symon Delboe, Andrew Middleton and Company, and
hath done for severall years past; and sayth that
for all the time arlate and a long time before they have been and
still are as ought to be the true and lawful owners and
proprietors of the Arlate ship the Experience and of the
tackle, apparrell and furniture, and for and as such
were and are generally accounted reputed and taken, which hee
knoweth for that he served in the sayd ship for thirty monethes
next before the voyage in question and hath severall
times seene them as some of them on board her in the River
of Thames before her proceeding upon the voyage in question
about giving orders for the management of the said voyage. And
further sayth that in or about the months of July or August
last was twelve months they the said producents caused a
Cargoe of goods and merchandizes to the value of [?XXX]
thousand pounds sterling at least to be put on board the
ship here in the river of Thames for their owne accompts
and before the ladin there of they also constituted
one John Kingsman captain commander of her, and one William
Croxon factor or Supra Cargoe of her and then sent her
out with the aforesaid lading on board her on a trading
voyage to be made from this port to Lisbone, from thence to some
port or ports in Brazeele, from thence to Lisbone
and soe to returne to this port. And sayth that both the sayd
Kingsman and Croxon were and are Englishmen
subjects of the king of England, and for such generally
accounted, and that the said ship with her aforesaid lading
on board her did shortly after the lading thereof depart
this port under the conduct of the aforesaid Captain Kingsman
and arrived therewith in safety at Lisbone about the latter
and of September last was twelve month; All which hee
knoweth for that he was by the sayd Kingsman shipped as
Gunner of the said ship for the said voyage, and in [?that ?post]
arrived in her at Lisbone./

Ad 4n deponit et dicit that after the said ship arrived at Lisbone
her supra Cargoe William Croxon did there unlade and take out
or caused to be unladen and taken out of her severall of [GUTTER]