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+|First transcribed=2012/09/18
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 |Transcription=had sailed away, and this hee saith happened off humber about three or
 foure leagues off shore./
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 Joseph Baddison &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>********************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The fourteenth of Aprill 1656.
-&#91;GUTTER '''?Ass:'''&#93;
+&#91;GUTTER '''?Ass&#58;'''&#93;
 On the behalfe of Richard Jennings&#125;
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 Joseph Baddison &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 The fourteenth of Aprill 1656.
-&#91;GUTTER '''?Ass:&#93;'''
+&#91;GUTTER '''?Ass:'''&#93;
 On the behalfe of Richard Jennings&#125;

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 The fourteenth of Aprill 1656.
-'''&#91;GUTTER ?Ass:&#93;'''
+&#91;GUTTER '''?Ass:&#93;'''
 On the behalfe of Richard Jennings&#125;

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-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed by Colin Greenstreet on 18/09/12; edited on 01/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 12/04/14 by Colin Greenstreer
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed by Colin Greenstreet on 18/09/12; edited on 01/12/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 12/04/14 and edited on 12/05/14 by Colin Greenstreer
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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-|Transcription=had sailed away, and this hee saith happened off humber about three or foure leagues off shore./
+|Transcription=had sailed away, and this hee saith happened off humber about three or
-Repeated before Doctor Godolphin
+Repeated before doctor Godolphin
 Joseph Baddison &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
 <nowiki>********************************</nowiki>
 The fourteenth of Aprill 1656.
-'''AXX:'''
+'''&#91;GUTTER ?Ass:&#93;'''
 On the behalfe of Richard Jennings&#125;
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 said Richard Jennings saith as followeth./
-To the first and second articles Interrogatories (upon which alone hee is by direction
+To the first and second Interrogatories (upon which alone hee is by direction
 of the producent exámined) hee saith and deposeth that hee well knew
 the shipp the ''Recovery'' interrogated (whereof the interrogate ffrancis hollis
-was master) at the time of her last voyage outward bound for Newcastle
+was master) at the time of her last voyage bound for Newcastle
 for Coales, and saith that in the said voyage out ward bound shee came
 into the company of this deponents shipp (the ''Humphrey'' of London)
-and other shipps alsoe bound for Newcastle, off Harwich on the fourteenth
+and other shipps alsoe bound for Newcastle, off harwich on the fourteenth
-of ffebruary last and saile steered along with them, purp they all
+of ffebruary last and steered along with them, they all
-purposing to saile in company for Newcastle; but soe it pleased
+purposing to saile in company for New castle; but soe it pleased
 God, that the next day about three or foure of the clock in the afternoone
-shee sprung a ˹greate˺ leake, soe that the water came in a waive, whereupon
+shee sprung a greate leake, soe that the water came in a &#91;?maine&#93;, whereupon
 the said hollis calling out to this deponent, and acquainting him with
 his conditions and how that his men were readie to quit her by reason
 of her danger of sincking, this deponent called out to the said hollis
-his men (who were hoisting out their boate to leave her) to keepe
+his men (who were hoysing out their boate to leave her) to keepe
 aboard and this deponent would send them help, that soe if it might
 be the said shipp ''Recovery'' might be saved, and áccordingly, this deponents
 Carpenter and severall of his company went aboard her, and with the
 ''Recoveries'' company laboured and used all diligence for stopping the leak
-and to save her, but the water increased soe fast XXX in her notwithstanding
+and to save her, but the water increased soe fast in her notwithstanding
 all their endeavour, that after about an houre that this deponents company
-had bin aboard her, both they and the said hollis and company of the Recovery
+had bin aboard her, both they and the said hollis and company of the ''Recovery''
-were for saftey preservation of their lives constrained to XX abandon her
+were for preservation of their lives constrained to abandon her
 and flie aboard this deponents said shipp (which staid by them) and
 soe the said shipp ''Recovery'' sunck and was utterly lost, and her master
-and company were arrived in this deponents said shipp at Newcastle.
+and company were carried in this deponents said shipp for Newcastle.
-Repeated ut supra
+Repeated ut Supra
 Joseph Baddison &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;

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 said Richard Jennings saith as followeth./
-. To the first and second articles Interrogatories (upon which alone hee is by direction
+To the first and second articles Interrogatories (upon which alone hee is by direction
-. of the producent exámined) hee saith and deposeth that hee well knew
+of the producent exámined) hee saith and deposeth that hee well knew
-. the shipp the ''Recovery'' interrogated (whereof the interrogate ffrancis hollis
+the shipp the ''Recovery'' interrogated (whereof the interrogate ffrancis hollis
-. was master) at the time of her last voyage outward bound for Newcastle
+was master) at the time of her last voyage outward bound for Newcastle
-. for Coales, and saith that in the said voyage out ward bound shee came
+for Coales, and saith that in the said voyage out ward bound shee came
-. into the company of this deponents shipp (the ''Humphrey'' of London)
+into the company of this deponents shipp (the ''Humphrey'' of London)
-. and other shipps alsoe bound for Newcastle, off Harwich on the fourteenth
+and other shipps alsoe bound for Newcastle, off Harwich on the fourteenth
-. of ffebruary last and saile steered along with them, purp they all
+of ffebruary last and saile steered along with them, purp they all
-. purposing to saile in company for Newcastle; but soe it pleased
+purposing to saile in company for Newcastle; but soe it pleased
-. God, that the next day about three or foure of the clock in the afternoone
+God, that the next day about three or foure of the clock in the afternoone
-. shee sprung a ˹greate˺ leake, soe that the water came in a waive, whereupon
+shee sprung a ˹greate˺ leake, soe that the water came in a waive, whereupon
-. the said hollis calling out to this deponent, and acquainting him with
+the said hollis calling out to this deponent, and acquainting him with
-. his conditions and how that his men were readie to quit her by reason
+his conditions and how that his men were readie to quit her by reason
-. of her danger of sincking, this deponent called out to the said hollis
+of her danger of sincking, this deponent called out to the said hollis
-. his men (who were hoisting out their boate to leave her) to keepe
+his men (who were hoisting out their boate to leave her) to keepe
-. aboard and this deponent would send them help, that soe if it might
+aboard and this deponent would send them help, that soe if it might
-. be the said shipp ''Recovery'' might be saved, and áccordingly, this deponents
+be the said shipp ''Recovery'' might be saved, and áccordingly, this deponents
-. Carpenter and severall of his company went aboard her, and with the
+Carpenter and severall of his company went aboard her, and with the
-. ''Recoveries'' company laboured and used all diligence for stopping the leak
+''Recoveries'' company laboured and used all diligence for stopping the leak
-. and to save her, but the water increased soe fast XXX in her notwithstanding
+and to save her, but the water increased soe fast XXX in her notwithstanding
-. all their endeavour, that after about an houre that this deponents company
+all their endeavour, that after about an houre that this deponents company
-. had bin aboard her, both they and the said hollis and company of the Recovery
+had bin aboard her, both they and the said hollis and company of the Recovery
-. were for saftey preservation of their lives constrained to XX abandon her
+were for saftey preservation of their lives constrained to XX abandon her
-. and flie aboard this deponents said shipp (which staid by them) and
+and flie aboard this deponents said shipp (which staid by them) and
-. soe the said shipp ''Recovery'' sunck and was utterly lost, and her master
+soe the said shipp ''Recovery'' sunck and was utterly lost, and her master
-. and company were arrived in this deponents said shipp at Newcastle.
+and company were arrived in this deponents said shipp at Newcastle.
 Repeated ut supra