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|Transcription=1. but what parts they hand in her hee knoweth not And further cannot answere/
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2. To the 7th hee saith hee hath knowne the shipp interrogate from her first building
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3. and saith shee is about sixe yeares old to his best remembrance And saith hee
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4. hath gone (in all) fower voyages in her, in all which voyages hee never
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5. know her to bee leakie but shee was all waives a tight strong shipp And
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6. further hee cannot depose./
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garret pieterson [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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Repeated 18th of August before
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Coll Cock
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The same day/
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Examined upon the sayd allegation/
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'''4'''
  
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'''Nicolas King''' of fflushing Mariner aged
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forty eight yeares or thereabouts a wittness sworne
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and examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./
  
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17. To the first hee saith the goods brought the voyage in question to this
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18. port of London with Abrahams offering were laden aboard her in the
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19. Port of fflusing about the beginning of July 1656 at which tyme and
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20. for a long tyme before shee was and at this present is a tight and strong shipp
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21. and fitt to carry any merchandise to any port what sooever this hee the
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22. better knoweth being and of her Company the voyage in question and having
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23. bin of her Company for diverse other voyages next before that made by
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24. her neither those two or three yeares last past during all which tyme
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25. the sayd shipp hath of this deponents knowledge bin a ltight stanch and
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26. sufficient shipp to carry any merchandise And further hee cannot depose,
  
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27. To the second and third articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that by
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28. reason hee is an inhabitant there hee well knoweth that the Port of fflushing
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29. is drye every tyde of Ebb and all shipps rideing in it come on ground every
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30. ebb tyde by which meanes it is very frequent that shipps being heavie laden
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31. doo by such their being left a ground ˹often tymes˺ and crash then selves and springe
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32. leakes to the dammage of their ladeing and cannot that it cannot bee prevented
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33. by any care of their masters or Companies, by reason of which frequencie
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34. there of if the shipp bee tight aboard and the dammage preceede not from aboard but
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35. from beneath the Owners of the goods board the dammage usually as a thing
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36. casuall and the same is not imputed tger to the masters or Companyes
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37. of the sayd shipps in such cases and this is a thing very frequent at
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38. fflushing and well knowne to sea men and others there Xiveing and others tradeing
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39. thither And saith hee well knoweth that the Abrahams offering, the
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40. tyde of ebb leaving her on grounds after shee had taken in almost all
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41. her ladeing shee being, crushed with the weight thereof sprange a leake
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42. neere her keele at which shee tooke water to about a foote in hole whereby
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43. some of her ladeing was dammaged but it being presently discovered
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44. by the master and Company they pumped her dry and romaged her goods as
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45. well as they could and finding too or three packs dammaged with wett
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46. received put them out from on shipp board and left them at fflusing and
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47. not finding any more at present which they could preserve to be dammaged
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48. caused the sayd leake the next day after the disrovery thereof (which ˹discovery˺ was in the
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49. ˹Evening˺ xeight tyme) to bee amended and shortly after the winde serving fayre and their
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50. Convoy being ready they sett sayle with the rest of her ladeing for London
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51. when they afterwards safely arrived And hee saith that what dammage is
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52. happened to any of the goods in question happened neerely by reason of
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53. the leake occasioned as a foresayd and not through any insufficencie of the sayd
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54. shipp (which is still a strong stanch shipp) nor default of the master and company
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55. of her And further hee cannot depose/
  
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
 
|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]

Revision as of 10:52, April 23, 2014

Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 340
Side Recto
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First cut transcription completed on 14/11/12 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
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First transcriber
Jill Wilcox
First transcribed
12/11/14
Editorial history
Created 07/04/14, by CSG

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1. but what parts they hand in her hee knoweth not And further cannot answere/

2. To the 7th hee saith hee hath knowne the shipp interrogate from her first building
3. and saith shee is about sixe yeares old to his best remembrance And saith hee
4. hath gone (in all) fower voyages in her, in all which voyages hee never
5. know her to bee leakie but shee was all waives a tight strong shipp And
6. further hee cannot depose./

garret pieterson [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

Repeated 18th of August before
Coll Cock

********************************

The same day/

Examined upon the sayd allegation/

4

Nicolas King of fflushing Mariner aged
forty eight yeares or thereabouts a wittness sworne
and examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet./

17. To the first hee saith the goods brought the voyage in question to this
18. port of London with Abrahams offering were laden aboard her in the
19. Port of fflusing about the beginning of July 1656 at which tyme and
20. for a long tyme before shee was and at this present is a tight and strong shipp
21. and fitt to carry any merchandise to any port what sooever this hee the
22. better knoweth being and of her Company the voyage in question and having
23. bin of her Company for diverse other voyages next before that made by
24. her neither those two or three yeares last past during all which tyme
25. the sayd shipp hath of this deponents knowledge bin a ltight stanch and
26. sufficient shipp to carry any merchandise And further hee cannot depose,

27. To the second and third articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that by
28. reason hee is an inhabitant there hee well knoweth that the Port of fflushing
29. is drye every tyde of Ebb and all shipps rideing in it come on ground every
30. ebb tyde by which meanes it is very frequent that shipps being heavie laden
31. doo by such their being left a ground ˹often tymes˺ and crash then selves and springe
32. leakes to the dammage of their ladeing and cannot that it cannot bee prevented
33. by any care of their masters or Companies, by reason of which frequencie
34. there of if the shipp bee tight aboard and the dammage preceede not from aboard but
35. from beneath the Owners of the goods board the dammage usually as a thing
36. casuall and the same is not imputed tger to the masters or Companyes
37. of the sayd shipps in such cases and this is a thing very frequent at
38. fflushing and well knowne to sea men and others there Xiveing and others tradeing
39. thither And saith hee well knoweth that the Abrahams offering, the
40. tyde of ebb leaving her on grounds after shee had taken in almost all
41. her ladeing shee being, crushed with the weight thereof sprange a leake
42. neere her keele at which shee tooke water to about a foote in hole whereby
43. some of her ladeing was dammaged but it being presently discovered
44. by the master and Company they pumped her dry and romaged her goods as
45. well as they could and finding too or three packs dammaged with wett
46. received put them out from on shipp board and left them at fflusing and
47. not finding any more at present which they could preserve to be dammaged
48. caused the sayd leake the next day after the disrovery thereof (which ˹discovery˺ was in the
49. ˹Evening˺ xeight tyme) to bee amended and shortly after the winde serving fayre and their
50. Convoy being ready they sett sayle with the rest of her ladeing for London
51. when they afterwards safely arrived And hee saith that what dammage is
52. happened to any of the goods in question happened neerely by reason of
53. the leake occasioned as a foresayd and not through any insufficencie of the sayd
54. shipp (which is still a strong stanch shipp) nor default of the master and company
55. of her And further hee cannot depose/

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