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 |Transcription=The sayd shipp in the searchers office at London but saith ship went not
 downe to Gravesend till about the middle of November and after she had

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-<series>HCA 13/71</series>
-<folio>f.538r</folio>
-<picture>P1140245</picture>
-<summary></summary>
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-<status>First cut transcription completed on 28/10/12 by Deborah Ashby; suggested edits on 28/10/12 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 27/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 and edited on 22/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet</status>
-<first-transcriber>Deborah Ashby, 28/10/12</first-transcriber>
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 The sayd shipp in the searchers office at London but saith ship went not
 downe to Gravesend till about the middle of November and after she had
 bin there a weeke or two this deponent went downe to Gravesend and went aboard,

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+|Status=Transcribed on 28/10/2012
+|First transcriber=Deborah Ashby
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 and by the sayed Ewers his stayeing soe longe in the River of
 Thames
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 sayed Pillipp (sic) Ewers the weather being stormy did with other shipps that
 were in company with him and bound some for the Streights, and others to the East
-Indies, put into ffalmonth (not withstanding the shipp the ''Recovery''
+Indies, put into ffalmouth (not withstanding the shipp the ''Recovery''
 whereof the arlate John Yonge was Master bound for Virginia did keepe at
 Sea and went not in thither) and there continued until the twenty seaventh

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 <summary></summary>
 <document-date></document-date>
-<status>First cut transcription completed on 28/10/12 by Deborah Ashby; suggested edits on 28/10/12 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 27/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet</status>
+<status>First cut transcription completed on 28/10/12 by Deborah Ashby; suggested edits on 28/10/12 by Colin Greenstreet; edited on 27/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 and edited on 22/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet</status>
 <first-transcriber>Deborah Ashby, 28/10/12</first-transcriber>
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-The sayd shipp in the searchers office but saith ship went not
+The sayd shipp in the searchers office at London but saith ship went not
 downe to Gravesend till about the middle of November and after she had
 bin there a weeke or two this deponent went downe to Gravesend and went aboard,
 and saith after the deponent came aboard her which was towards the latter end of November aforesayd the sayd shipp laye there till
-the eleventh or twelfth of December 1654 on which day the sayd Ewers weighed
+the twelfth of December 1654 on which day the sayd Ewers weighed
 Anchor and sayled noe further then Lee before hee came to anchor againe
 where night approaching hee came to Anchor againe And further to this
@@ Line 34: / Line 34: @@
 Ewers carried his wife with him in the sayd shipp from Gravesend to Lee and
 that they there went both on shoare, and the winde being then East North East
-and not well serveing for the sayed shipp to goe downe, the sayed shipp weighed
+and not well serveing for the sayed shipp to goe downe, the sayed shipp
-not anchor weighed anchor thense about the latter end of December 1654
+weighed anchor thense about the latter end of December 1654
 and went downe as lowe as the Boye of the Nower which is about eight
 myles from Lee Roade and stayed there one night, but the winds blowing very
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 continued at Anchor till the seventh or eighth day of January 1654
 during all which tyme of the sayed shipp her lyeing at Lee Roade from
-her first coming there to Anchor till her last departure< from thense upon
+her first coming there to Anchor till her last departure from thense upon
 the sayed seaventh or eighth day of January aforesayd the sayed Ewers was
 seldome on board the sayd shipp and hee alsoe saith of his this deponents
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 an Anchor in Lee Roade two East India shipps the one named the ''Love''
 whereof the arlate Elias Jordan was Captaine and the other a shipp whereof
-the arlate Goslin or Gosnell was master did turne downe the North channell
+the arlate Goslin or Gosnell was Master did turne downe the North Channell
-the winds bei and sayle towards the downes, and this deponent heard
+and sayle towards the downes, and this deponent heard
-William Wilkinson the Pylott of the William was had the charge of her
+William Wilkinson the Pylott of the ''William'' who had the charge of her
 to Pylott her from London to the downes sayd on board the ''William'' that while the sayd shipp
-soe laye at anchor in Lee Roade hee sent one Bon&#91;X&#93;er to the on Shoare
+soe laye at anchor in Lee Roade hee sent one Bo&#91;XX&#93;er on Shoare
 to the sayed Ewers to desyre him to come on board the sayed shipp, and
-that the shipp might turne downe the sayed north channell alsoe as the
+that the shipp might turne downe the sayed North Channell alsoe as the
 other shipps did, but the sayed Ewers (as the sayed Pylott told this
 deponent) would not consent thereto, but sent words that the winde blew
 too hard and that hee would not venter the shipp downe or to that effect,
-And further hee cannot depose saving hee saith that the sayed Ewers coming
+And further hee cannot depose saving hee saith that the sayed Ewer coming
 on board the sayed shipp upon or about the 8th day of January aforesayed
 the sayd shipp in Company of severall other shipps which lay in Lee Roade
 sett sayle from thense and arrived in the downes about the nynth of the
-sayd moneth and did not sett did not sett sayle thense till about the 17th of
+sayd moneth and did not sett sayle thense till about the 17th of
 the sayed moneth./
 To the 7th and 8th articles of the sayed allegation hee saith that the
-sayed Pillipp (SIC) Ewers the weather being stormy did with other shipps that
+sayed Pillipp (sic) Ewers the weather being stormy did with other shipps that
 were in company with him and bound some for the Streights, and others to the East
-Indies, put into the th ffalmonth (not withstanding the shipp the Recovery
+Indies, put into ffalmonth (not withstanding the shipp the ''Recovery''
-whereof the arlate John Young was Master bound for Virginia did keepe at
+whereof the arlate John Yonge was Master bound for Virginia did keepe at
 Sea and went not in thither) and there continued until the twenty seaventh
 of January 1654, which was about six dayes or tyme, by reason whereof
-and by the sayed Ewers his stayeing soo longe at London befo in the River of
+and by the sayed Ewers his stayeing soe longe in the River of
 Thames

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-. The sayd shipp in the searchers office but saith ship went not
+The sayd shipp in the searchers office but saith ship went not
-. downe to Gravesend till about the middle of November and after she had
+downe to Gravesend till about the middle of November and after she had
-. bin there a weeke or two this deponent went downe to Gravesend and went aboard,
+bin there a weeke or two this deponent went downe to Gravesend and went aboard,
-. and saith after the deponent came aboard her ˹which was towards the latter end of November aforesayd˺ the sayd shipp laye there till
+and saith after the deponent came aboard her which was towards the latter end of November aforesayd the sayd shipp laye there till
-. the eleventh or twelfth of December 1654 on which day the sayd Ewers weighed
+the eleventh or twelfth of December 1654 on which day the sayd Ewers weighed
-. Anchor and sayled noe further then Lee before hee came to anchor againe
+Anchor and sayled noe further then Lee before hee came to anchor againe
-. where night approaching hee came to Anchor againe And further to this
+where night approaching hee came to Anchor againe And further to this
-. article hee cannot depose./
+article hee cannot depose./
-. To the 4th and 5th ˹and 6th˺ article of the sayed allegation hee saith hee goeing in the
-. sayed shipp from Gravesend the whole voyage in question knoweth that the sayd
+To the 4th and 5th and 6th article of the sayed allegation hee saith hee goeing in the
-. Ewers carried his wife with him in the sayd shipp from Gravesend to Lee and
+sayed shipp from Gravesend the whole voyage in question knoweth that the sayd
-. that they there went both on shoare, and the winde being then East North East
+Ewers carried his wife with him in the sayd shipp from Gravesend to Lee and
-. and not well serveing for the sayed shipp to goe downe, the sayed shipp weighed
+that they there went both on shoare, and the winde being then East North East
-. not anchor weighed anchor thense about the latter end of December 1654
+and not well serveing for the sayed shipp to goe downe, the sayed shipp weighed
-. and went downe as lowe as the Boye of the Nower which is about eight
+not anchor weighed anchor thense about the latter end of December 1654
-. myles from Lee Roade and stayed there one night, but the winds blowing very
+and went downe as lowe as the Boye of the Nower which is about eight
-. fresh forced the sayed shipp up to Lee Roade againe the next day, where shee
+myles from Lee Roade and stayed there one night, but the winds blowing very
-. continued at Anchor till the seventh or eighth day of January 1654
+fresh forced the sayed shipp up to Lee Roade againe the next day, where shee
-. during all which tyme of the sayed shipp her lyeing at Lee Roade from
+continued at Anchor till the seventh or eighth day of January 1654
-. her first coming there to Anchor till her last departure< from thense upon
+during all which tyme of the sayed shipp her lyeing at Lee Roade from
-. the sayed seaventh or eighth day of January aforesayd the sayed Ewers was
+her first coming there to Anchor till her last departure< from thense upon
-. seldome on board the sayd shipp and hee alsoe saith of his this deponents
+the sayed seaventh or eighth day of January aforesayd the sayed Ewers was
-. knowledge about two or thee dayes after the sayed shipp came first to
+seldome on board the sayd shipp and hee alsoe saith of his this deponents
-. an Anchor in Lee Roade two East India shipps the one named the Love
+knowledge about two or thee dayes after the sayed shipp came first to
-. whereof the arlate Elias Jordan was Captaine and the other a shipp whereof
+an Anchor in Lee Roade two East India shipps the one named the ''Love''
-. the arlate Goslin or Gosnell was master did turne downe the North channell
+whereof the arlate Elias Jordan was Captaine and the other a shipp whereof
-. the winds bei and sayle towards the downes, and this deponent heard
+the arlate Goslin or Gosnell was master did turne downe the North channell
-. William Wilkinson the Pylott of the William was had the charge of her
+the winds bei and sayle towards the downes, and this deponent heard
-. to Pylott her from London to the downes sayd ˹on board the William˺ that while the sayd shipp
+William Wilkinson the Pylott of the William was had the charge of her
-. soe laye at anchor in Lee Roade hee sent one BonXer to the on Shoare
+to Pylott her from London to the downes sayd on board the ''William'' that while the sayd shipp
-. to the sayed Ewers to desyre him to come on board the sayed shipp, and
+soe laye at anchor in Lee Roade hee sent one Bon&#91;X&#93;er to the on Shoare
-. that the shipp might turne downe the sayed north channell alsoe as the
+to the sayed Ewers to desyre him to come on board the sayed shipp, and
-. other shipps did, but the sayed Ewers (as the sayed Pylott told this
+that the shipp might turne downe the sayed north channell alsoe as the
-. deponent) would not consent thereto, but sent words that the winde blew
+other shipps did, but the sayed Ewers (as the sayed Pylott told this
-. too hard and that hee would not venter the shipp downe or to that effect,
+deponent) would not consent thereto, but sent words that the winde blew
-. And further hee cannot depose saving hee saith that the sayed Ewers coming
+too hard and that hee would not venter the shipp downe or to that effect,
-. on board the sayed shipp upon or about the 8th day of January aforesayed
+And further hee cannot depose saving hee saith that the sayed Ewers coming
-. the sayd shipp in Company of seuerall other shipps which lay in Lee Roade
+on board the sayed shipp upon or about the 8th day of January aforesayed
-. sett sayle from thense and arrived in the downes about the nynth of the
+the sayd shipp in Company of severall other shipps which lay in Lee Roade
-. sayd moneth and did not sett did not sett sayle thense till about the 17th of
+sett sayle from thense and arrived in the downes about the nynth of the
-. the sayed moneth./
+sayd moneth and did not sett did not sett sayle thense till about the 17th of
-. To the 7th and 8th articles of the sayed allegation hee saith that the
+the sayed moneth./
-. sayed Pillipp (SIC) Ewers the weather being stormy did with other shipps that
-. were in company with him and bound ˹some˺ for the Streights, and others to the East
+To the 7th and 8th articles of the sayed allegation hee saith that the
-. Indies, put into the th ffalmonth (not withstanding the shipp the Recovery
+sayed Pillipp (SIC) Ewers the weather being stormy did with other shipps that
-. whereof the arlate John Young was Master bound for Virginia did keepe at
+were in company with him and bound some for the Streights, and others to the East
-. Sea and went not in thither) and there continued until the twenty seaventh
+Indies, put into the th ffalmonth (not withstanding the shipp the Recovery
-. of January 1654, which was about six dayes or tyme, by reason whereof
+whereof the arlate John Young was Master bound for Virginia did keepe at
-. and by the sayed Ewers his stayeing soo longe at London befo in the River of
+Sea and went not in thither) and there continued until the twenty seaventh
-. <margin value="Bottom right, below main body of text, as lead to next page">Thames</margin>
+of January 1654, which was about six dayes or tyme, by reason whereof
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