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ance, in all 7743 Kintalls was not pd according to bond, & for all Damages wch the sd merchts doe or shall suffer through theire Default, that they & either of them shalbe responsall, & lyable to make the sd merchts due reparations in time & place convenient, Thus done and passed in the towne of Boston in N: England by mee the sd Notary. The bond above mentioned doth beare Date 6th of July 1648.
4 ( 1649 I attested a Certificate that Elizabeth the wife of John Blackliedge of Boston (the daughter of Mr Robert Bacon mariner deceased, who sometime lived in Wap- ping & afterward near Cree Church in London) is now live- ing & in health.
6 (5) 1649 John Roberts did constitute Mr John Mills of Boston mercht his true & lawfull Att: granting him full power &c: for him & in his name to aske &c: of Capt. Tho: Cromwell all his right & interest, to wit, six shares & halfe in the sugar prize taken by Capt.
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Tho: Cromwell. & foure shares & } of the shipp weh putt in- to the Caribee Ilands wth Trecle, greene hyds, raw fish, & salt & 10 peeces of ordinance, & of the receipt to give ac- quittance &c: also to compound &c: & to appeare in any Court or Courts there to require law aide favor &c: to doe say pursue implead &c: & generally to doe all things &c: wth power to substitute one Atturney or more &c. ratifying &c.
6 (5) 1649 I attested a bill of health for Mr John Brookes mr of the Peter & John.
16 (5) 1649. Uppon the 16th day of the 5th mon: called July Anº Dni 1649 before mee Wm. Aspinwall Not & Tabellion publ by Authoritie of the Gener" Court of the Massachusetts admitted & sworne, psonally appeared mr Rich: Clarke wth a Bill of Exchang in his hand the contents as followeth,
Lond. this 16th of March stilo Angl 16.48 At 16 dayes sight of this my onely bill Deliver to M' Benjamin Whet- comb of Lond. mercht or his Assignes two hundd Kint of good & merchtable N: England fish I pray faile not to make full & punctual Delivery & put it to account as p advice from Yor loveing brother Robt Houghton To his very loveing broth" Major Robt Sedgwick at Charls- towne in N: England.
Indorsed. praye the contents of this Bill of Exchang to Mr Rich. Clark or order Lond. this 17th March 1648
Benjamin Whetcombe.
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This Bill was prsented unto mee this 5th of June 1649. p me Robt Sedgwicke. Accordingly at the request of sd Rich: Clarke Assignee of Mr Benjamin Whetcombe I the Not. aforesª did repaire unto major Robt Sedgwick and in the name of the sª Rich: Clarke & Benjamin Whetcombe his principall, did protest against the said Robt Sedgwick & Robt Houghton for non paymt & Delivery of the sd quantity of fish according to Bill, and for all Damages wch the sd Rich: Clarke & Benjamin Whetcombe or either of them doe or shall suffer by reason thereof, for all wch I the Not. aforesª do by these p'sents ptest that the sd Robt Sedgwick & Robt Houghton or theire estates shalbe responsall, & lyable to make just & due reparations in time & place con- venient. Thus done & passed in the towne called Charles- towne in New Engl the day & yeare first above written. Quod virtute officij &c:
Major Sedgwick's Answer. - In answr to a protest made by Mr Clarke for non performance of a bill of Exchange wch was for 200 Kint fish charged p Mr Robt Houghton uppon mee, I answer thus. When I came to the Ile of Shoales about the 12th of June 1649 I tould Mr Clarke I would sat- isfy & pay the 200 Kint of fish according to the contents thereof. And also knowing that there was fish due to him from others that I was jointly ingaged for, I tould him, what ever came of it, the first fish I put on board should bee in consideration of this bill, wch he pmised to accept of in that consideration. Now I haveing laded fish uppon severall accounts uppon the shipp Mr Clark was in, when I came to account, I first demanded up the sd bill of 200 Kint, wch hee denyed, and would not let me have it, but forced me to dis- count the sd 200 Kintalls upon another Account volens nolens, at that place, there being no power to compell.
I also attested a Copie of the protest.
[Page 204.] 17 (5) 1649 I attested a Copie of an Account & Dis- bursements uppon the Shipp Planter for a voyage to Bar- bados by major Gibons &c.
20 (5) 16.49 Samuel Howse of Scituat Shipwright did constitut &c: Tho: Tarte of the same Mercht. his true and lawfull Att, granting him full power &c: to aske &c: of the Exec &c of the last will & test of Thomas House late of Lond: Watchmaker, all such legacies as due unto the childr of the said Appearr by vertue of the sd last will, & of the receipt to give acquittance, also to compound & agree, & to
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appeare before all Lords &c: in any Court &c: there to doe say sue &c: & generally to doe &c: wth power to substitute &c: ratifying irrevocably &c:
21 (5) 16.49 Mr Adam Winthrop husband of Elizabeth late wife of Nathaniell Longe late of Bost. did constitute John. Tuttle of Ipsw: his true and lawfull Att. granting him full power &c to aske leavie recovr &c: all goodes wares Merchandise debts & Accounts of or belonging to the said Nathaniell long & of the receipt to give acquitt. &c. also to call to Account all psons whatsoever in Barbados by what names or titles distinguished whether Agents ffactors Admin- istratrs or Debitors in whose hands any the said goodes wares &c now bee remaineing. also to compound & agree & to appeare before all Governors Magistr: or other officers of Justice in any Court &c to sue implead &c: wth power to substitute &c:
This was renewed 17 (8) 49 to the sª John Tuttle & Edw. Hutchinson jointly and severally
Also I granted a certificate that Mr Adam Winthrop & Mrs Elisab. the late wife of Nath: Long were lawfully mar- ryed the 7 (3) 1649.
21 (5) 16.49 This writeing made the 7th day of June in 49. Witnesseth an agreemt and Covt betweene Mr Ralph Woory of Charlstowne, & James Oliver of Boston on the other party, vizt Mr Woory hath bought of James Oliver 5 thousand of bread to be shipped aboard the Planter at the pper costs & charge of the sd Oliver wth Cask to put it in & uppon receipt of Bills of ladeing for it from M' James Gar- rett or the purser of the Planter & tender of this bill to Mr Woory at the Barbados or where ever then the sd Woory is bound to give bills of Exchang to London wth in thirty day after sight of bills of ladeing for the bread and this bill to be charged to be payable at London at Mr Wm Peakes in Canon Streete in london wth in thirty dayes after sight, & these bills so given are to be for fifty fyve pounds sterl. & for the true pforme of all above written I Mr Raph Woory by my selfe my Executors Administr Assignes in the summe
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of one hundred pounds sterl firmely by my hand this 7th June 49.
Witnes to this is Thomas Dexter Henry Wyllys
p me Ralph Woory.
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23 (5) 1649 Witnes these p'sents that I ffrancis Knight doe acknowledge my selfe to be indebted unto James Oliver of Boston the summe of six pounds one shilling & ten pence, to be paid upon the 25th of July next ensueing. In witnes whereof I have hereunto sett my firme 23th of June 1649
Witnes hereunto ffrancis Knight.
Nathaniel Drap
Matthew Aldworth.
To Roger Spencer 1C of bread 248 .- 01: 04: 00.
23 (5) 16.4.9 To all Christian people to whom these p'sents shall come, knowe yee that wee vizt John Leaske of the Citty of Bristoll gent & John Wentworth of the Island of Bermoodas alijs Somer Islands mariner by these p'sents jointly & severally binde of selves or heires executors & Assignes in a bond of twenty thousand pounds sterl of good & Currant moneys of England, unto Capt Thomas Crom- well of the Citty of London Mariner his heires executors & Assignes to Deliver or cause to be Delivered unto the above named Capt Thomas Cromwell or his assignes the good shipp called the Supply wth all her loading or Cargo at the Port of Boston in New Engl: or any other port, to wch by instrue- tions given by the aforesaid Capt Thom: Cromwell wee are bound. In witnes whereof we the parties above mentioned have hereunto interchangably sett or hands & seales this 14th of October 16 4.8
Signed sealed & Delivered John Leask & a seale
in the presence of John Wentworth & a seale
Bartholmew Preston
Godfr: Wigfall
John Savage.
24 (5) 1649. I attested a Copie of a bill of Exchang drawne uppon Capt Cromwell by Daniell Pierce for 100 peeees Eight payable at Barbados. & a tre of advice.
Also a tre of Att'ney from Capt Cromwell to Capt Greg- ory Butler to sue Leaske & Emanuel of Bar- bados mariner of 20 thousand pounds. & a Copie of that Bond under theire hands.
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25 (5) 1649. Gregory Butler of New castle uppon Tyne gent. did ordeine &c: m' wm Brenton of Boston in N. E: mercht. his true & lawfull Att": granting his sª Att: full power &c: for him & in his name &c: to aske &e: of all &
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singular pson or psons whatsoever residein in any the Coasts of America, all such summe or sums of money debts dues & demands whatsoever unto him due, & of the receipt to give acquittance &c: also to compound &c: & to appeare in any Court &c: to doe say sue &c: & generally to doe all things. wth power to substitute &c: Ratifying irrevocably &c-
25 (5) 1649. Mr Wm Westerhouse did constitute John Richards his lawfull Att: granting him full power &c. to aske leavy &c: of Daniel Peerse the summe of one hundred thirty eight pounds fyve shillings due by bill Dat. 30th May 1649. & of the receipt to give acquittance &c: also to com- pound &c: & to sue impead &c: & generally to doe all things &c: wth power to substitute &c: Ratifying all things whatsoever &c:
26 (5) 1649. I attested a Copie of a bill of Daniell Peerse to Mr Wm Westerhouse of one hundd thirty eight pounds fyve shillings due to be pd at Barbados 1 (11) next Dat. 30 May. 1649.
26 (5) 1649 I attested a certificate of Elisabeth Clements testifyed on oath the Edw: Bullock of Dorchester is the sonne of Mr Wm Bullock late of Barkham in Berkeshirre. where- unto shee made oth before Me Th: Dudley. Dep: Gov: 26 (5) 1649
27 (5) 1649 James Oliver Assigned unto Joshua Hues a Bill of Mr Rich: Bennets of 6 thousand, 5 hund: 55 pound tobacco in the hands of Leo: Stronge to be pd to him the sd Joshua or Assignes wth power as Attorney.
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27 (5) 1649 James Oliver constituted John Tuttle of Ipswitch his true & lawfull Att: to aske &c: of Raph Woorey. all summe or summes of money &c: & of the re- ceipt to give acquittance &c: also to compound &c: & to appeare in any Court &c: to doe pay sue &c: & generally to doe all things &c: wth power to substitute &c: Ratifying irrevocably &c:
26 (5) 1649 Before mee appeared Major Nehemiah Bourne Thomas Lake & Michael Powell, & the sd Major Bourne showed an agreemt betwixt him selfe & Henry Sealy for shipping. 800. Kint of fish aboard the ship called the Malago mercht. And the sª Th. Lake & Mich. Powell con- fessed * they had order from Mr Sealy to lade each foure hundd: Kint: But Mich. Powell confessed he had only laded abord, the summe of 150 Kint. & Tho: Lake confessed that
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he had laded never a fish. wch acknowedgment being well heard & understood by mee the Not aforest, I doe by these p'sents certify to all such as are therein concerned
* And they both confessed yt Major Ne Bourne had severall times wth in yr space of 24 dayes demanded of them the sd quantity of fish: &c
28 (5) 1649 A certificat or bill of health for Major Bourne bound for Malago:
28 (5) 1649. A Bill of health for Mr Gainer bound for Barbary & the Islands.
Received by me Ensigne Roger Gryce upon adventure in the shipp John for the westindias from m's Joane Swane these pticulers vizt
Imprimis three barrels of mackrell cost
li d 03-15-00
It one hhd containing 4001 waight or theire abouts in suger valeud 18-00-00
It of maior Segwick in comodityes
09-00-00 .
It two payer of shooes . . It two payer of gloves
00-05-00
00-04-06
It two firkins of butter Containing 132" at 6d pli 03-06-00
It twelve dofs of wooden dishes Cost .
02-05-00
02-00-00
It eight bushels of unions Cost 51 p bushell It six kentells of fish at 10s p kentell refust
03-00-00
This pcell of goods above sd - - Totall is 41-15-06
I Roger Gryce doe ingage my selfe to give a just accot of at the returne of the shipp John to Boston again unto mrs Joane Swane with an acct of the pduct theirof either in tobbacco suger or other commoditys according to the contents in weight as I thabovesd Roger Gryce shall receave the sd tobbaco suger or other comodityes in the westindias the sª Joane swane running the adventure of the danger of the seas and all other casualties that may happen as wittnes my hand November 12th 1648
Roger Gryce.
I attested a Copie 24 (10) 1649. another 12 (5) 1650.
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Received by me Ensigne Roger Gryce upon adventure in the shipp John of Boston for the Westindias from MY Tho: Ruck these Pticulers of goods vizt
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11 89 d
Imprimis five hhds of mackrill at 21 108 p hhd 12-10-00 05-04-00 It ffouer barrills of mackrill at 268 p barill It two halfe barrills of mackrill at 148 p barill is 01-08-00
It one hogshead of traine oyle Cost
03-05-00
It six firkins of elles at 88 p firkine is 02-08-00 It two Kentills of refust fish at 108 p kentill It one hogshead of unions Cost 01-00-00 01-16-00 07-04-00
It eight barrells of unions at 188 p barill
It two bushells and halfe of nuts at 48 p bush
00-10-00
Totall is
35-05-00
This pcell of goods above sª I. Roger Gryce doe by these presence ingage my selfe to give ajust acc° of at the returne of the sª shipp John to Boston unto M' Tho: Ruck or his assignes wth an accot of the pduce thereof either in tobacco, sugar or other comodities according to the contents in weight as I the abouesd Roger Grice shall receive the sd tobacco, sugar or other comodities in the west Indies, the said Tho : Ruck running the adventure of the danger of the seas & all other casualties that may happen. Untill the returne of the sd Vessell as witness my hand. Nov : 12th 1648 & also I do acknowledge my self indebted unto M' Tho: Ruck seven- teene pounds ten shillings to be pa to the sª Tho: Ruck upon the returne of the Shipp above sd to Boston as above sd in tobacco or other west Indie comodities at such prices as the sd Roger Grice shall sell to other men uppon comon trade As witness my hand the day & month & year above said.
Roger Gryce.
I attested a Copie 24 (10) 1649. also another 12 (4) 1650.
30 (5) 1649 Tho: Rucke constituted Mr Seimar of Mevis Mercht. his true & lawfull Atturney, granting his sd Att" full power &c: to aske &c: of Mr Roger Grice mercht all summe or summes of money bill bonds debts assignments or other accounts due to the sª Appearer, & of the receipt to give acquittance as in ffolloweth in other trs of Att": wth power of substitution.
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Bee it knowne &c: that on the 28 (5) 1649. called July, before me Wm Asp: Not & Tabell: &c: psonally appeared
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Mr Thomas Clarke of Boston in N: E: Mercht wch appearer p'sented to mee a Bill of Exchang contents as followeth & required mee to Demand the Paymt thereof.
Pemmaquid this 20th of June 1649
At sight hereof I pray you pay unto m' Charles Saunders resident in Boston the summe of nine pounds fyve shillings & is for so much received from Georg Newman Agent unto the sd Charles Saunders, I pray you make him good paymt in money sterl or good merchtable Cod fish at thirty Ryalls p Kintall & charge it to the Acco of yo" loving friend.
Nathaniel Drap mercht.
To M' Wm ffoster at Boston uppon request as aforesaid I the Notary aforesd did repaire to the sd Wm ffoster & in the name of the sd Charls Saunders did require paymt according to the tenor of the sd bill, whereunto the sª Wm ffoster did reply, that he did owe M' Drap nothing nor would he pay it. Weh answr being made I the Notary aforesd in the name of the sd Charls Saunders did ptest & by these prsents do ptest as well against the sd Wm ffoster for Nonacceptance of the sd Bill, as against the sd Nathaniel Drap that drew the Bill, for Exchange & Rechang & all damages wch the sª Charls Saunders doth or shall suffer hereby. This done and passed in the towne of Boston by mee the Notary afore said. Quod &c:
30 (5) 1649. Major Neh. Bourne of Lond. mercht doth constitute James Garret of Charlstowne mariner & John Richards of Boston mercht his true &c Atturneys. granting his sd Attrs full power &c: jointly & seveally, for him &c to aske leavie recover &c: of all and singular pson &c in Bar- bados, all manner goods wares merchandise bills bonds spe- cialties or other Accounts due to the sd App", and of the receipt to give &c: as in other tre Att" but wthout power of substitution.
30 (5) 1649. Richard Shatswell of Ipswitch constituted John Tuttle of Ipswitch his Atturney to sue &c: Thomas wandale for the value of a horse lent to him & deteined by him &c: wth power of substitution: &c as in other trs of Attr:
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31 (5) 1649. Mr Gainer haveing recd of Mr James Oliver the value of therteene pounds thirteene shillings an Adventur in the Indevor of Boston doth bind himselfe in twenty seven pound to give him a true Account & appor- tionable pfitt as the rest have uppon there returne.
Dat. 31 (5) 1649.
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3 (6) 1649. John Sawin constituted Thom: Parish of Nailon in the Count of Suffolke Chirurgeon & John Bel- shaw of Netherston Crowhile Clerk to Justice Brand. to ask &c: of the Administ. of the goods &c. or margaret Sawin late of Boxford in the sd Count of Suff: mother of the sd Apper: all such pt & share in the sd goods as doth of right to him appertaine ; also to demand &c: all such rent as is or shallbe due for his house in Boxford fro any pson: also to sett lett or hyre the sd house according to advise given, also to acquit compound sue arrest imprison & out of prison to deliver, to seale leases & generally to doe al things &c: rati- fying irrevocably &c:
9 (3) 1649 This indentur made the eighteenth day of Sept 1647 by & betweene Robert Saltonstall of Boston in the Massachusetts on the one pt, & Edw: Hopkins Esqr & mary Willis widow both of Hartford on Connecticot on the other part, witnesseth that the said Robt Saltonstall for & in consideration of an hundred and ten pounds acknowledged to be due unto the sd Edward & Mary to be pa fifty fiyve pounds in June next ensueing the date hereof, to be dd in merchtble Comodities pipe staves excepted at the comon land- ing place at Hartford on Connecticot at the Current prices in the Country, pvided also he is not to pay above one third of thes pticular paymt in any one kind of Comoditie. The other fifty fyve pounds to be paid in June in the yeare of or lord 1649 to be dd in merchtable Comoditie as aforesaid at the place aforesd, paying also unto the sd Edward & Mary for the forbearance of the last paymt of fifty fyve pounds after the rate of 8li p Cent. for wch said causes & considera- . tions moveing, the sd Robt hath given granted bargained & sold & by these prsents doth give & grant bargaine sell & confirme unto the sd Edward Hopkins Esq. & mary Willis theire heires & assignes for ever, the dwelling house, out- houses orchyard & other lands, vizt the thirteene Acres of upland adjoyneing to the house also the foure Acres of meadow adjoyneing, as also on the East side of the great River all the land from the river back sixteenscore rodd pur- chased by the sd Robert, of ffrancis Styles in the plantation of windsor, wth all theire appurtenances to the sa premisses in any wise belonging or appertaining, To have & to hold
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unto the sd Edward & Mary theire heires & assignes for ever, against all and every pson & psons will forever war- rant & defend by these presents. Provided alwayes that if
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the sd Robert his heires or assignes shall pay or cause to be pd unto the sª Edward & Mary theire heires or Assignes the full summe of a hundred & ten pounds at the abovesaid times & termes in forme & manner as abovesaid that then this prsent Indenture to be void & of none effect, otherwise to bee in full force & vertue. In witnes whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale this prsent eighteenth day of Sept in the year of or Lord 16.47.
Signed sealed & dd
in prsence & witnes of
Robert Saltonstall & a seale.
william Phelps matthew Allyn.
Indorsed. This was assigned over to M' Nich: Davison by Edw: Hopkins in behalfe of himself & m's mary willis & to his (sie) his heires forever, they haveing received satisfaction of him for the wth in mentioned debt the 28th of July 1642 witnes Richard Parker Edward Hopkins Robt Saltonstall.
Mr Hopkins above sd acknowledged to mee Wm Asp: Not. publ that this assignment indorsed was his act and deed. 4 (6) 1649
31 (6) 1649 Bee it knowne unto all men that I Thomas ffoster of London mariner, have constituted ordeined & in my roome & steed sett & appointed George Harwood of Bos- ton in New England Carpenter my true & lawfull Attr: for mee in my name & to my use to aske receive & take of Mr Tho: Gainer & Robt Risby of the shipp Planter of London or either of them ten pound due uppon two bills, & nine & twenty shillings & nine pence uppon another bill, wch bills are now in the hands of m" Aspinwall as appeares under his hand on the other side & moreover I give Authoritie unto this my Atturney to reseive the sd. bills fro M' Aspinwall, Also I give authority unto my sd Atturney to aske receive & take of the sd Gain' & Risby or either of them my wages due to me from the 29th of January 46. untill the 11th day of may. 48. weh is 30s p month giveing & granting unto my sd Atturney all my full & whole power interest & Authority right & title in the premisses both in pt & in whole, for nº payment to use all such helps as the lawe in that case pvided requires to acquitt & discharge
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as fully as if I my selfe were psonally prsent & what my sd Attr shall doe in this busines I promise to allow ratify
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pforme & establish witnes my hand this 11th day of May 1648
Witnes Philemon Permort Thomas ffoster Ed: Harison
Jonathan Webb:
When I entred this tre of Attr 29 (6) in the presence of Georg Harwood John Huntley & Job Hawkins I desired them to take notice that uppon the said originall tre of Att" there was no acknowlegmt. under the hands of the sª Mr Aspinwall indorsed as in the sª tre of Atturney is avouched.
31 (6) 1649 Mr Mollings I shall desire you when the Cause betweene Thomas Savage & selfe shalbe called in Court to acknowledge a Judgmt. the debyt belonging to Richard Cutt I must recover it againe as occasion shall pferre, & in what you please Comand yor loving friend
Sampson Lane
3 (7) 1642. I testifyed the pceedings & Judgmt of Court wyth affidavits wherein m' Lindsey was plt against Gabriel Pears & companie 27 [6] 1649. for a mutinie made in the shipp.
7 (7) 1649. Bee it knowne &c: that on the 7th day of Sept: Annº Dni 1649. I Wm Aspinwall Notary &c: at the request of John Tepot mr of the ship called the Virgin of Rochell, did repaire unto John Reatt mate or Boatswaine of the same, & by an Interpreter did declare unto him that I was sent unto him by John Tepott to protest against him for negleeting his dutie & absenting him self from the Shipp, whereunto the sa John Reatt replyed that the Master had done him wrong & he would not goe in the Ship wth him. Weh answr being well understood, I the sd Notary did in the name of the sd John Tepot prot & by these pnts doe ptest against the sd John Reatt for damages wch the sd John Tepot & his Companie, merch's or owners of the sd shipp shall or may susteine by his deserting the sª shipp & neglecting his duty & place, for all wch the sd John Reatt shalbe responsall & accountable in time & place convenient, & lyable to make the master Company Merchts & owners due reparations ac- cording to Justice. This done & passed in the towne of Boston in New England by mee the sd Notary.
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14 (7) 1649 Know all men whom these p'sents shall concerne that we Daniel Lincollne of Higham & Tho: Collier of Hull have covenanted bargained & sould & do by these p'sents covent. bargaine & sell, the one halfe as also one
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eighth pt of the good barke called the Sea flowre together yth all the masts sailes yards rigging cables & Anchors together wth all her appurtenances to her belonging, as also one boate & oares, all weh barke and appurtenances wee sell unto Capt Jeremiah Clarke of Road lland, to enjoy the same to him & his heires forever, & her quietly & peaceably to enjoy wthout trouble or molestation from us or any other in or names avouching & confirming this said bargaine of sale against any pson or psons that shall lay claime unto any of the sd pts, all the weh wee do for ffull value received of him in hand. In witnes here Wee have hereunto sett or hands & seales this 27th day of August 1649 it is to be understood that Daniel Lincolne hath sould one halfe & Thomas Collier one eighth.
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