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 |Transcription=and Commander the voyage in question from Zant to London, and hee this
 deponent was Carpenter of her the sayd voyage and thereby knoweth that the

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 '''Cuthbert Stone''' of Powderam neere Exeter in the
-County of devon Mariner Gunner of the ''Elizabeth
+County of devon Mariner Gunner of the ''Elizabeth''
-and Mary'' aged thirty eight yeares or thereabouts
+''and Mary'' aged thirty eight yeares or thereabouts
 a wittnesse sworne and examined saith as followeth

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 |Transcription=and Commander the voyage in question from Zant to London, and hee this
 deponent was Carpenter of her the sayd voyage and thereby knoweth that the
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 George Steward &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 The same day &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 shipp the ''Elizabeth and Mary'' having bin gunner of her the voyage in
 question
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 PROB 4/16549 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Stone, Cuthbert, of St. Olave, Southwarke, surrey. October 1665
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 unavoidably by the meanes aforesayd And further cannot depose./
-George Steward SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+George Steward &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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-The same day CENTRE HEADING
+The same day &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 Examined upon the sayd Interrogatories

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 thereof, and lost her best Bower Anchor of sixteene or seaventeene hundred
 weight, and lost above halfe of her best bower Cable which was not above
-a fowerth part worne and was fowerteene Inces And saith that after these
+a fowerth part worne and was fowerteene Inces (sic) And saith that after these
 dammages happened the sayd shipp put into the Isle of Wight whether shee had
 a new Rudder brought her from Portsmouth and the same being hung shee put out

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+|Transcription=and Commander the voyage in question from Zant to London, and hee this
-. and Commander the voyage in question from Zant to London, and hee this
+deponent was Carpenter of her the sayd voyage and thereby knoweth that the
-. deponent was Carpenter of her the sayd voyage and thereby knoweth that the
+sayd shipp in her passage from Zant to London did meete with thick weather
-. sayd shipp in her passage from Zant to London did meete with thick weather
+upon the second of January 1656 neere the Isle of Wight and by meanes thereof
-. upon the second of January 1656 neere the Isle of Wight and by meanes thereof
+came a ground there upon certayne Rocks and sands called the Ow&#91;?re&#93;s and beate
-. came a ground there upon certayne Rocks and sands called the Owres and beate
+herselfe upon them and thereby brake and much damnified her false Keele and,
-. herselfe upon them and thereby brake and much damnified her false Keele and,
+about fifteene foote of the after part of her mayne Keele, and brake her
-. about fifteene foote of the after part of her mayne Keele, and brake her
+sand strake on both sides and lost and brake her Rudder and Irons and brake her
-. sand strake on both sides and lost and brake her Rudder and Irons and brake her
+mayne post and her Tiller and staved her longe boate with the windles and davids
-. mayne post and her Tiller and staved her longe boate with the windles and davids
+thereof, and lost her best Bower Anchor of sixteene or seaventeene hundred
-. thereof, and lost her best Bower Anchor of sixteene or seaventeene hundred
+weight, and lost above halfe of her best bower Cable which was not above
-. weight, and lost above halfe of her best bower Cable which was not above
+a fowerth part worne and was fowerteene Inces And saith that after these
-. a fowerth part worne and was fowerteene Inces And saith that after these
+dammages happened the sayd shipp put into the Isle of Wight whether shee had
-. dammages happened the sayd shipp put into the Isle of Wight whether shee had
+a new Rudder brought her from Portsmouth and the same being hung shee put out
-. a new Rudder brought her from Portsmouth and the same being hung shee put out
+to Sea againe and coming over a place called the horse, neere the flatts shee
-. to Sea againe and coming over a place called the horse, neere the flatts shee
+struch and broke her sayd new Rudder and lost the Irons thereof And saith he
-. struch and broke her sayd new Rudder and lost the Irons thereof And saith he
+being a Carpenter knoweth that the dammage of the sayd shipps false Keele and
-. being a Carpenter knoweth that the sammage of the sayd shipps false Keele and
+mayne Keele and sand streakes and her Rudder and Irons and mayne post and
-. mayne Keele and sand streakes and her Rudder and Irons and mayne post and
+Tiller and second rudder and Irons broken and lost at the horse
-. Tiller and second rudder and Irons broken and lost at the horse cannot bee repayred
+did not nor could cost lesse the repayreing in his this deponents
-. and mended did not nor could cost lesse the repayreing in his this deponents
+Judgment then seaventy five pounds sterling, and saith the sayd shipps boate
-. Judgment then seaventy five pounds sterling, and saith the sayd shipps boate
+and windles and davids were in his Judgment worth at the least twenty pounds
-. and windles and davids were in his Judgment worth at the least twenty pounds
+sterling and better, and the best Bower Anchor soe lost was in this deponents
-. sterling and better, and the ˹best˺ Bower Anchor soe lost was in this deponents
+Judgment worth at least sixe or seaven and twenty pounds of like money
-. Judgment worth at least sixe or seaven and twenty pounds of like money
+and hee saith hee this deponent sawe the sayd Bower Cable bought at Venice
-. and hee saith hee this deponent sawe the sayd Bower Cable bought at Venice
+and knoweth it cost there five hundred dollers which is above one hundred
-. and knoweth it cost there five hundred dollers which is above one hundred
+pounds English and therefore knoweth the halfe thereof which was lost being
-. pounds English and therefore knoweth the halfe thereof which was lost being
+soe little worne as it was) was well worth forty pounds and better of
-. soe little worne as it was) was well worth forty pounds and better of
+like money, And saith in his this deponents Judgment the two thirds of the
-. like money, And saith in his this deponents Judgment the two thirds of the
+hawser soe lost was well worth tenn pounds and better of like money
-. hawser soe lost was well worth tenn pounds and better of like money
+The premisses hee deposeth being one of the sayd shipps Company and an
-. The premisses hee deposeth being one of the sayd shipps Company and an
+eye wittnesse of the losse and dammage done, and helpeing to repayre
-. eye wittnesse of the losse and dammage done, and helpeing to repayre
+all the Carpenters worke damnified, and having bin one of the sayd
-. all the Carpenters worke damnified, and having bin one of the sayd
+shipps company these sixe yeares last and saith the sayd dammage happened
-. shipps company these sixe yeares last and saith the sayd dammage happened
+unavoidably by the meanes aforesayd And further cannot depose./
-. unavoidably by the meanes aforesayd And further cannot depose./
-. George Steward SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+George Steward SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
-.
-. The same day CENTRE HEADING
+<nowiki>**************************</nowiki>
-. Examined upon the sayd Interrogatories
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 3us</margin>
+The same day CENTRE HEADING
-. '''Cuthbert Stone''' of Powderam neere Exeter in the
-. County of devon Mariner Gunner of the Elizabeth
+Examined upon the sayd Interrogatories
-. and Mary aged thirty eight yeares or thereabouts
-. a wittnesse sworne and examined saith as followeth
+'''Rp. 3us'''
-. To the first second and third Interrogatories hee saith hee well knoweth the
-. shipp the Elizabeth and Mary having bin gunner of her the voyage in
+'''Cuthbert Stone''' of Powderam neere Exeter in the
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">question</margin>
+County of devon Mariner Gunner of the ''Elizabeth
-</document-end>
+and Mary'' aged thirty eight yeares or thereabouts
 }}