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HCA 13/71 f.623v Annotate
First transcribed 11 March 2013  +
First transcriber Alex Jackson  +
Folio 623  +
Parent volume HCA 13/71  +
Side Verso  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 11/03/2013  +
Transcription The 12th day of March 1656/ [CENTRE HEADINThe 12th day of March 1656/ [CENTRE HEADING] Examined on the sayd allegation '''dt smiith.''' '''4''' '''John Lockier''' of Limehouse in the parish of Stepney and<br /> County of Middlesex Mariner Master of shipp the ''Negro'' aged<br /> thirty five yeares or thereabouts a wittnes sworne and<br /> examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet. To the first article of the say allegation hee saith that hee this deponent being<br /> Captaine of Shipp ''Negro'' the whole voyage in question thereby well and<br /> experimentally knoweth that the arlate Samuell Edwards and Roger Whitfeild<br /> did in the voyage in question [?XXXXX] them selves like drunken debauched<br /> and muntinous fellowes and were often or shoare in severall places drinkeing<br /> and tippleing and came aboard severall tymes very much<br /> overtaken with drinke and did carrie them selves soe stubbornely and<br /> mutinously towards this deponent and his necessarie Commands that<br /> many tymes this deponent was constrayned to forbeare to command<br /> them to doe things necessarie for feare of their takeing distaste thereat<br /> and running away and deserting the sayd shipp which they severall<br /> tymes attempted to doe and this their drunken and disobedient carriages<br /> was a thing publique and notorious not only to this deponent but to<br /> the whole shipps company who sawe and tooke notice of the same<br /> And further saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose. To the second hee saith that hee this deponent was in the moneth<br /> of June one thousand sixe hundred fifty five at Saint Christophers<br /> told by severall freighters who had taken tonnage in the sayd shipp<br /> there, as alsoe by severall others inhabitants in Saint Christophers that the<br /> arlate Edwards and Whitfeild and some others of the the sayd shipps Company<br /> did behinde this deponents back give this deponent opprobious language<br /> and disparrage this deponent and the sayd shipp alsoe, and reporte that shee was very<br /> leakie and insufficient and unfitt to performe her voyage, And saith<br /> that in the tyme that the sayd shipp lay at Saint Christophers this deponent<br /> being on shoare called to the Company of his shipp to bring the boate<br /> on shoare to fetch him on board whereupon the sayd Edwards brought<br /> the greatest part of the shipps company on shoare in the boate and<br /> this deponent askeing the sayd Edwards what the reason was that soe<br /> many of the Company came on shoare hee answered in the behalfe<br /> of himselfe and the rest of them and sayd that they would not proceede in the<br /> sayd shipp on the voyage for that far (as hee sayd) shee was soe insuffi=<br /> cient and by reason of the sayd Edwards sayd words and actions severall<br /> of the sayd shipps company came away, and hee the sayd Edwards and<br /> Whitfeild the Carpenter and Morgan the Boatswaine at an other tyme during the sayd shipps stay at Saint Christophers carried away their cloathes on board<br /> of another shipp lying at Saint Christophers and deserted their dutie on<br /> board the ''Negro'' contrary to the will and Command of him this deponent<br /> in soe much that this deponent was forced to threaten them to have them<br /> the sayd Edwards and Whitfeild and Morgan before the Governour of Saint<br /> Christophers to be punished in case they would not returne aboard<br /> and obey this deponents commands according to their dutie, whereupon<br /> the sayd Edwards Whitfeild and Morgan (for feare of punishment) did<br /> returne on board the ''Negro'', but still continued their idle and<br /> debauched behaviour and were still refractorie and disobedient<br /> to this deponents Commands and cursed and [?banned] the shipp and this<br /> deponent And by such the ill Carriage of the sayd Edwards Whitfeild<br /> and Morgan and by reason others of the shipps Company through their perswations wholy<br /> desertedeir perswations wholy<br /> deserted  +
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