Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period. Various
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Название: Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period

Автор: Various

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СКАЧАТЬ that were at liberty were combined together for them to make way for our coming up and soe to rush out upon the Dutchmen at once and to Subdue them, for the rescueing of ourselves and Ship, which with god's blessing wee Effected, without loss of life or bloodshed to any, and then agreed among our Selves to come away with saide Ship to New England, which accordingly wee did and after Eleven days passage by reason of contrary wind and foggy weather arrived in Piscataquay River on the 23th Aprill 1673.

      Edward Bant, Mate.

       John Ressell.

       Jonas Lewis.

      As Attests Edward Rawson Sec'ty

      A Declaracion of some Occurrents that happened us in our late voiadge from Falmouth intended for Virginia in the Ship Providence of Falmoth, Anno 167⅔, Thomas Radden Commander.

      Henry King, Mate.

      At a Court of Assistants held at Boston on Adjou't, 8th May '73, Henry King, John Champyn and John Sennet deposed in open Court that this Declaration is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. As Attests

      Edward Rawson, Secty.

      Portlidge bill of Wages due to the Company belonging to said Ship Providence is as followeth:

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£ s. d.
Henry King, Mate, at 55s. per mo.—4 mos., 5 days— 11. 9. 2
John Champyn, Boatswaine, at 36s. per mo.—4½ mo., 5d. 8. 6. 2
John Jorey, Carpenter, at 3 [pounds] per mo., 4½ mo. 13. 10. 0
John Sennett at 28s. per mo., 3 mo., 5d. 4. 8. 6
John Burley at 28s. per mo., 4 mo., 5d. 5. 16. 6
George Taylor at 28s. per mo., 3½ mo. 4. 18. 0
4. 3. 4
52. 11. 8