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HCA 13/73 f.127v Annotate
First transcribed 14 August 2013  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 127  +
Parent volume HCA 13/73  +
Side Verso  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 14/08/2013  +
Transcription Swift John Parker and other their Company Swift John Parker and other their Company all Englishmen and subiects of<br /> this Commonwealth of England were in the moneths and tyme arlate in the<br /> yeare 1658 untill the tyme of her seizure which was in or about the moneth<br /> of November 1658, were commonly reputed lawfull Owners and Proprietors<br /> of the sayd shipp Lady ffrigott and her tackle & furniture And further hee<br /> cannot depose./ To the 2 and 3 articles hee saith that hee goeing Quarter Master the voyage in question knoweth that<br /> the Lady ffrigott was lett to freight in the moneths and tyme arlate to certayne<br /> English Merchants of the Maria (OR, Morea) Company tradeing for Turkey to goe from<br /> London to Polerao and other places beyond Seas and lade Currans and other goods<br /> for their Account and bring them for London and theire deliver them to them or their<br /> Agents and knoweth that the sayd Ship in order to her sayed voyage sett sayle<br /> from Gravesend in May 1658 and afterwards arrived safely at Polerao<br /> and thereand at Nathalago tooke in Currans which were laden aboard<br /> the Lady ffrigott by the Agents or ffactors of the sayd Maria Company and<br /> did account to a hundred and sixty tonnes of Currans, and also other<br /> goods and money for their Account but the quantitie hee knoweth not which<br /> Currans and other goods and money were to be transported from Polera to<br /> London for Account of the sayd Maria Company freighters of the sayd shipp and<br /> there delivered to them or their Agents for their use, but the names of the [?Maria]<br /> Company who were the sayd ffreighters hee knoweth not And farther to<br /> these arles hee cannot depose./ To the 4th 5th 6th and 7th articles hee saith that the sayd shipp the ''Lady''<br /> ''ffrigott'' having taken the sayd Currans and other goods and money aboard<br /> her lay peaceably therewith at Anchor in the moneth of November<br /> 1658 in the road of Petras And saith that while shee lay there<br /> there came a shipp of warr into the sayd Roade of about a hundred and<br /> fifty tonns burthen and having a white Ancient in her poope and<br /> made as if shee intended to come to an Anchor by the ''lady ffrigott''<br /> and came with her Anchor [?cockbilld] ready to dropp downe and with only her<br /> foresayle and mizzen abroad as if shee would have come only to Anchor<br /> but coming neere the ''lady ffrigott'', the Captaine and Company of the<br /> sayd shipp boarded the ''Lady ffrigott'' and in a warlike manner sett<br /> upon the Captaine and Company of her with swords gunnes pistills and<br /> other warlike Instruments and wounded the Captaine of her, and<br /> this deponent and his precontest John Gales and others of the ''Lady ffrigotts''<br /> Company to the number in all of about eight besides the Captaine, and<br /> tooke and surprized the sayd shipp the ''Lady ffrigott'' and her sayd ladeinge of<br /> Currans and other goods and money and dispoiled the Owners thereof of the<br /> same, and dispersed of it at the will and pleasure of them the sayd seizers<br /> And saith that most of the company of the shipp that made the sayd seizure<br /> were Italians saveing there were two dutch men the one the master and<br /> the other the Gunner of her, and an Irishman who were of her company and<br /> which dutch men and Irish man soake good English, and did to this deponent<br /> and other of the ''Lady ffrigott's'' Company after the seizure aforesayd<br /> confesse and declare that the name of the ssayd Shipp that made the seizure<br /> was called the ''Santa Cruse'' and her Captaines name ffrancisco<br /> Stale, and that the sayd shipp Santa Cruse did belong to Gennoa, and<br /> that most of her Company were Genoese that shee and two other shipps<br /> of warr that came from Gennoa in her Company were sett out thence<br /> by Hippollito Centaerioni a Gennose, and that the sayed Cap<br /> taine Stale not long before hee seized this ''Lady ffrigott'' and her ladeing<br /> had taken some mariners and souldiers out of the other two Gennia shipps<br /> of warr the better to enable him to seize the ''Lady ffrigitt'' And [?that]<br /> the sayd shipp the ''Santa Cruse'' was sett out from Gennoa as a man of<br /> warr against the Turks and had bin a great while abroad and could get noe<br /> prizes and had therefore taken a Spanish Commission which was to be<br /> only for a tyme, which tyme as the sayd Irishman and two dutch men [?XXX]<br /> was expired two moneths before the Santa Cruse seized the ''Lady''<br /> ''ffrigott'' and her ladeing, but (as the sayed Irishman and dutchmen alsoe sayd<br /> the [?XXX]dutchmen alsoe sayd<br /> the [?XXX]  +
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