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         Liber B.  able adventure hither, had not She Sd Mrs Williams lent him

               five hundred pounds which this Depont hath often heard him

               Say he owed to her the Said Mrs Williams, and that Capt

               Mitchell at the Downes aboard the Ship caused Mrs Williams

               to fetch the bond wherein he Stood ingaged to her for the

               Said ffive hundred pounds to Shew the Same to the Master of

               the Ship upon his desireing to know whether She had Such a

               bond and that the Said bond was carried a Shoar at Deale to

               be Shewed to Mrs Mitchell, and likewise that he was to give

               her a Rideing Suit which She brought to Sea with him, in liew

               of a Watch and a ring which he had Sold of her's in England

               and that he was also to give her a Mantle which he brought in

               with him hither in Satisfaccon of a Mourning Cloak wch he

               had of her, and which he had disposed of in England, and this

               Deponent further also deposeth, that She was present at his

               the Said Capt Mitchells house in there at or near St Maries

               when he the Said Capt Mitchell asked her the Said Mrs Warren

               which were her ffather's goods, delivered or Caused to be de-

               livered unto her one ifeather bed one bolster two pillows a pair

               of Blanketts and one bedd Rugg three pair of Sheets two pair

           p. 324  of pillow bears one dozen and half of Napkins Seven pewter

               dishes all marked with J: S: a great brass pan a Great brass

               pott, a little brass or Bell mettle pott & Skellet and directed

               her to lay them aside that they might not be mingled amongst

               his own goods, of which he was then about to take an accompt

               or Inventory or to that effect, And these being all the goods

               which at that time could be found whereunto She the sd Mrs

               Warren did lay any clayme unto as belonging to her ffather

               were then accordingly laid aside and Separated from his the

               Sd Capt Mitchell's goods, and delivered into the Custody of

               the Sd Mrs Warren the Pewter being all marked with J: S:

               as aforesd and the Linnen and bedding also the ffeather

               bedd were marked with J: s: and Some double J: to the

               best of her remembrance which goods or divers of them

               were aftewards by the Said Capt Mitchell or his appoint-

               ment taken out of the Custody of the Said Mrs Warren, he

               the Said Cap' Mitchell telling her that in regard he was at

               the charge of the transportacon and that they were Shipped

               upon his accompt he Saw noe Cause but he might make the

               best use of them to his own benefit though they were her

               ffather's goods or to that effect, And this Depont ffurthr also

               deposeth, that She heard the Said Capt Mitchell upon Mr Wil-

               ham Smith's departure Say that if he the Said Smith were a

               ffreeman and would not acknowledge him for his Master what

               had he to doe to maintain him or what did he there, and bad

               the sd Smith provide for himself for he Should Stay in his house

               noe longer or to that effect, And further likewise this Depont