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3. John Payne of Yarmouth in the County
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4. of Norfolk Mariner aged, 40 yeeres or thereabouts
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5. and Thomas Smith of the same Place Marriner
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6. aged 41. yeeres or thereabouts sworne before the right
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7. worshipfull John Godolphin doctor of lawes one of the Judges of
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8. the High Court of Admiralty ˹say˺ saith and depose by vertue
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9. of theire Oathes.
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10. That coming from RotchellLA ROCHELLE bound for this Port of London, and
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11. upon the Goodwin Sands in the downes the shipp called the John of
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12. Yarmouth whereof this deponent John Paine was Master, did on there
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13. or about the 5th: day of May last come aground upon the sayd Sands
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14. and there continued the span of three howers, and giveing notice by
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15. fyring severeall gunns, theire came from shore 16. boates with about
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16. a hundred men in them, which by the helpe of the sayd boates and men
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17. did bring the sayd shipp off the sayd sands and safely into ˹into˺ the downes
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18. where shee there ridd in safety for which service done by the sayd Gate's
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19. and men, this deponent John Payne did pay (as it was before agreed upon)
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20. the summe of 40 li. And tenn shillings for the use of severall Hawsers
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21. which hee had from the said boates, which Without which helpe the sayd shipp
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22. and Lading must needs have perished,
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23. p mX John Paine
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24. the marke of the said TS THE T IS SUPERIMPOSED OVER THE S Thomas Smith/
  
 
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==Summary==
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Testimony of John Payne and Thomas Smith, mariners, concerning the salvage of their ship the John of Yarmouth on Goodwin Sands
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Revision as of 15:42, May 3, 2014

Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 238
Side Recto
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Status
First cut transcription started and completed on 26/09/12 by Cathryn Pearce; edited on 22/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
Cathryn Pearce
First transcribed
12/09/26
Editorial history
Created 06/04/14, by CSG

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1. The 9th of June 1656/.
2. <margin value="Left">Rp.</margin>
3. John Payne of Yarmouth in the County
4. of Norfolk Mariner aged, 40 yeeres or thereabouts
5. and Thomas Smith of the same Place Marriner
6. aged 41. yeeres or thereabouts sworne before the right
7. worshipfull John Godolphin doctor of lawes one of the Judges of
8. the High Court of Admiralty ˹say˺ saith and depose by vertue
9. of theire Oathes.
10. That coming from RotchellLA ROCHELLE bound for this Port of London, and
11. upon the Goodwin Sands in the downes the shipp called the John of
12. Yarmouth whereof this deponent John Paine was Master, did on there
13. or about the 5th: day of May last come aground upon the sayd Sands
14. and there continued the span of three howers, and giveing notice by
15. fyring severeall gunns, theire came from shore 16. boates with about
16. a hundred men in them, which by the helpe of the sayd boates and men
17. did bring the sayd shipp off the sayd sands and safely into ˹into˺ the downes
18. where shee there ridd in safety for which service done by the sayd Gate's
19. and men, this deponent John Payne did pay (as it was before agreed upon)
20. the summe of 40 li. And tenn shillings for the use of severall Hawsers
21. which hee had from the said boates, which Without which helpe the sayd shipp
22. and Lading must needs have perished,
23. p mX John Paine
24. the marke of the said TS THE T IS SUPERIMPOSED OVER THE S Thomas Smith/

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Summary


Testimony of John Payne and Thomas Smith, mariners, concerning the salvage of their ship the John of Yarmouth on Goodwin Sands

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