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|Transcription=touched the John after that time, And saith that
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|Transcription=touched the ''John'' after that time, And saith that
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the Cutting the said Lanyard of the John was all
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the Cutting the said Lanyard of the ''John'' was all
 
the damage that came or happened to her Company
 
the damage that came or happened to her Company
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of her coming foule of the Mary Rose and the
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of her coming foule of the ''Mary Rose'' and the
 
same came and was occasioned by reason of
 
same came and was occasioned by reason of
 
the cleering of the said ship as aforesaid and not
 
the cleering of the said ship as aforesaid and not
 
by any default of or in the master of Company of
 
by any default of or in the master of Company of
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the Mary Rose or any of them.  And saith that
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the ''Mary Rose'' or any of them.  And saith that
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when the John came foule of the Mary Rose as
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when the ''John'' came foule of the ''Mary Rose'' as
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aforesaid the Mary Rose was neerer the shore when
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aforesaid the ''Mary Rose'' was neerer the shore when
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the John and soe continued all the time the said
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the ''John'' and soe continued all the time the said
 
ships were foule of each other, and when the
 
ships were foule of each other, and when the
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Mary Rose wasCleered she passed Betweene
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''Mary Rose'' was Cleered she passed Betweene
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the John and the shore and was in more danger
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the ''John'' and the shore and was in more danger
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that the John then was and her Sterne was
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that the ''John'' then was and her Sterne was
 
aground, but by the Care and paine of her
 
aground, but by the Care and paine of her
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Company she was got of and left the John as
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Company she was got of and left the ''John'' as
 
aforesaid, which hee knoweth for the reasons aforesaid.
 
aforesaid, which hee knoweth for the reasons aforesaid.
 
And further cannot depose.
 
And further cannot depose.
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To the 6th and 7th hee saith that the Mary Rose
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To the 6th and 7th hee saith that the ''Mary Rose''
 
did not the said time dragg home the Anchor
 
did not the said time dragg home the Anchor
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of the John neither could she soe doe it being
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of the ''John'' neither could she soe doe it being
 
then a Slack tyde and but a little winde And
 
then a Slack tyde and but a little winde And
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saith that if the said ship John did afterwards
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saith that if the said ship ''John'' did afterwards
 
come aground the same came not nor was
 
come aground the same came not nor was
 
occasioned by the Master or Company of the
 
occasioned by the Master or Company of the
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Mary Rose or any of them.  And saith that the place
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''Mary Rose'' or any of them.  And saith that the place
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where the John was left at Anchor was in Tinmouth
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where the ''John'' was left at Anchor was in Tinmouth
 
Haven and not in the sea, and saith that if the
 
Haven and not in the sea, and saith that if the
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John had bin a strong ship though she had
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''John'' had bin a strong ship though she had
 
come agound, and her master and Company had
 
come agound, and her master and Company had
 
taken care of her and done as is usuall in such
 
taken care of her and done as is usuall in such
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much prejudice, and saith that it is usuall for ships
 
much prejudice, and saith that it is usuall for ships
 
there to come aground and get oft againe in safety
 
there to come aground and get oft againe in safety
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and saith that where the Mary Rose was cleared there
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and saith that where the ''Mary Rose'' was cleared there
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were two ships aaground and called the willing
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were two ships aaground and called the ''willing
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winde of Alboron and the other called Robert and Elsabeth (or Elisabeth and Robert)
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winde of Acheron'' and the other called ''Robert and Elisabeth'' (or'' Elisabeth and Robert'')
 
of Ipwich which ships afterwards got off in safety this deponent
 
of Ipwich which ships afterwards got off in safety this deponent
 
seeing
 
seeing

Revision as of 19:31, July 16, 2014

Volume HCA 13/73
Folio 422
Side Recto
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Status
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
K.Gunnell
First transcribed
unknown
Editorial history
Created 02/06/14, by CSG

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touched the John after that time, And saith that
the Cutting the said Lanyard of the John was all
the damage that came or happened to her Company
of her coming foule of the Mary Rose and the
same came and was occasioned by reason of
the cleering of the said ship as aforesaid and not
by any default of or in the master of Company of
the Mary Rose or any of them. And saith that
when the John came foule of the Mary Rose as
aforesaid the Mary Rose was neerer the shore when
the John and soe continued all the time the said
ships were foule of each other, and when the
Mary Rose was Cleered she passed Betweene
the John and the shore and was in more danger
that the John then was and her Sterne was
aground, but by the Care and paine of her
Company she was got of and left the John as
aforesaid, which hee knoweth for the reasons aforesaid.
And further cannot depose.
To the 6th and 7th hee saith that the Mary Rose
did not the said time dragg home the Anchor
of the John neither could she soe doe it being
then a Slack tyde and but a little winde And
saith that if the said ship John did afterwards
come aground the same came not nor was
occasioned by the Master or Company of the
Mary Rose or any of them. And saith that the place
where the John was left at Anchor was in Tinmouth
Haven and not in the sea, and saith that if the
John had bin a strong ship though she had
come agound, and her master and Company had
taken care of her and done as is usuall in such
Cases she might have bin brought oft without
much prejudice, and saith that it is usuall for ships
there to come aground and get oft againe in safety
and saith that where the Mary Rose was cleared there
were two ships aaground and called the willing
 winde of Acheron and the other called Robert and Elisabeth (or Elisabeth and Robert)
 of Ipwich which ships afterwards got off in safety this deponent
seeing





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