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|Transcription=Ad 7.u dirit that as the time the said [auceor?] was shipped by
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|Transcription=Ad 7.um dicit that as the time the said Anchor was slipped by
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the Company of the John they called out to the [m?] and [Company?]
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the Company of the ''John'' they called out to the Master and [Company
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of the Mary rose to let fall an anchor to stop their ship which
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of the ''Mary Rose'' to let fall an Anchor to stop their ship, which
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they heard and replyed that they could not tend to [starken?]
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they heard and replyed that they could not tend to slacken
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their sailes nor let ship an anchor or to that effect, and would
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their sailes nor let ship an Anchor or to that effect, and would
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not nor did [Xither?] but, still kept on their Course through they were
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not nor did either but still kept on their Course through they were
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[?] that if they did not they would [suike?] the John, and by sure
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told that if they did not they would sinke the ''John'', and by such
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their willfully and [?Carepessemes], they did runne the said ship the
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their willfullnes and Carelessnes, they did runne the said ship the
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John ashore, against the lighthouse in the river of Newcastle
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''John'' ashore, against the Lighthouse in the River of Newcastle
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weere shee was the next tide [suncke?] with the foresaid 14 [ofhalve?]
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where shee was the next tide suncke with the foresaid 140 Chaldron
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of Coats in her, notwithstanding her [master?] and Company
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of Coales in her, notwithstanding her Master and Company
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used their best endevor to get her off, which hee saith came
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used their best Endevour to get her off, All which hee saith came
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and happened by the carelesseines or wilfullnes of the said
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and happened by the carelessenes or wilfullnes of the said
 
Cole and Company for had they slackened their sailes
 
Cole and Company for had they slackened their sailes
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and cast out an anchor as they were [?] and rivilly
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and cast out an Anchor as they were earnestly and civilly
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[intreated?] and desired to doe, the said ship John would
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entreated and desired to Doe, the said ship ''John'' would
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in all likelihood and [pbability?] have come out [fafe?] with her said
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in all likelihood and probability have come out safe with her said
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lading, which deposeth for the reasons aforesaid
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Lading, which hee deposeth for the reasons aforesaid./
  
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Ad 8a dirit that the said ship at the time of her said sinking
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Ad 8a dicit that the said ship at the time of her said sinking
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in this deponent judgement who hath used the sea [?]
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in this deponent Judgement who hath used the sea these Nineteene yeares
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was worth the sume of One Thousand pounds sterling or
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was worth the summe of One Thousand pounds sterling or
 
thereabouts, and the said 140 chaldron of Coales Newcastle
 
thereabouts, and the said 140 chaldron of Coales Newcastle
 
measure would here have yeilded had they bin brought hether
 
measure would here have yeilded had they bin brought hether
 
safe (as in all likelihoods they would had not the said disaster
 
safe (as in all likelihoods they would had not the said disaster
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happened) the sume of 240 sterling or thereabouts etate nefrit
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happened) the sume of 240 sterling or thereabouts et alr nescit
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[?] dirit that the said mariot and Company which their great
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care, and at great cost and charges did peserve about 112
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Ad 9 10. et 11 dicit that the said Mariot and Company whith their great
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care, and at great cost and charges did preserve about 112
 
Chaldron of the said Coales out of the said ship which were
 
Chaldron of the said Coales out of the said ship which were
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very wet and much [?] by lying under water, but
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very wet and much damnified by lying under water, but
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[?] the same were sold for hee knoweth not, and they alsoe
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what the same were sold for hee knoweth not, and they alsoe
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at great Costs and charges did weigh up the said ship John
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at great Costs and charges did weigh up the said ship ''John''
 
but the same by reason of her sinking and lying under water
 
but the same by reason of her sinking and lying under water
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and weighing againe recieved very much damage in her [?]
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and weighing againe received very much damage in her tackle
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apparrell and furniture and alsoe in her [?] bark being
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apparrell and furniture and alsoe in her hull her back being
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thereby broaken ,and saith that hee judgeth and verily beleeveth
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thereby broaken, and saith that hee Judgeth and verily beleeveth
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that it would have cost the said marriot and Company the
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that it would have cost the said Marriot and Company the
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owner of her the sume of 350 pounds to have repaired her, and
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Owners of her the summe of 350 ''li'' to have repaired her, and
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made her as good as shee was imediately before the said
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made her as good as shee was Imediately before the said
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disaster happened which he deposeth helping to weigh these ship and [servece?]
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disaster happened which he deposeth helping to weigh these ship and preserve the
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said Coales.
  
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Ad 12 Dirit that hee verify beleeveth that it cost the said marriot
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Ad 12 Dicit that hee verily beleeveth that it cost the said Marriot
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Bradley and Company the sume of two hundred pounds
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Bradley and Company the summe of two hundred pounds
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in mens wages [?] to helpe to weigh the said ship, and other
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in mens wages Vessells to helpe to weigh the said ship, and other
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necessary charges, thereabout, and peserving the said Coales ./:
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necessary charges, thereabout, and preserving the said Coales ./:
  
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Ad 13 dirit that in his judgement the said ownere of the John and
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Ad 13 dicit that in his Judgement the said Owners of the ''John'' and
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her saide laching of Coales, have besides their foresaid [?] and damages
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her said Lading of Coales, have besides their foresaid losses and damages
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suffered damage to the value of 1000 pounds sterling in want of their money
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suffered Dammage to the vallue of 1000 ''li'' sterling in want of their money
 
and the use and proffitt they might have made thereof, and of the said
 
and the use and proffitt they might have made thereof, and of the said
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ship.
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ship./
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[?XXX]
  
 
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Revision as of 12:08, October 28, 2014

Volume HCA 13/73
Folio 586
Side Recto
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Status
First cut transcription started and completed on 14/09/14 by Thomas Davies; edited on 28/10/14 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
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First transcriber
Thomas Davies
First transcribed
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Editorial history
Created 03/08/14, by CSG

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Ad 7.um dicit that as the time the said Anchor was slipped by
the Company of the John they called out to the Master and [Company
of the Mary Rose to let fall an Anchor to stop their ship, which
they heard and replyed that they could not tend to slacken
their sailes nor let ship an Anchor or to that effect, and would
not nor did either but still kept on their Course through they were
told that if they did not they would sinke the John, and by such
their willfullnes and Carelessnes, they did runne the said ship the
John ashore, against the Lighthouse in the River of Newcastle
where shee was the next tide suncke with the foresaid 140 Chaldron
of Coales in her, notwithstanding her Master and Company
used their best Endevour to get her off, All which hee saith came
and happened by the carelessenes or wilfullnes of the said
Cole and Company for had they slackened their sailes
and cast out an Anchor as they were earnestly and civilly
entreated and desired to Doe, the said ship John would
in all likelihood and probability have come out safe with her said
Lading, which hee deposeth for the reasons aforesaid./

Ad 8a dicit that the said ship at the time of her said sinking
in this deponent Judgement who hath used the sea these Nineteene yeares
was worth the summe of One Thousand pounds sterling or
thereabouts, and the said 140 chaldron of Coales Newcastle
measure would here have yeilded had they bin brought hether
safe (as in all likelihoods they would had not the said disaster
happened) the sume of 240 sterling or thereabouts et alr nescit

Ad 9 10. et 11 dicit that the said Mariot and Company whith their great
care, and at great cost and charges did preserve about 112
Chaldron of the said Coales out of the said ship which were
very wet and much damnified by lying under water, but
what the same were sold for hee knoweth not, and they alsoe
at great Costs and charges did weigh up the said ship John
but the same by reason of her sinking and lying under water
and weighing againe received very much damage in her tackle
apparrell and furniture and alsoe in her hull her back being
thereby broaken, and saith that hee Judgeth and verily beleeveth
that it would have cost the said Marriot and Company the
Owners of her the summe of 350 li to have repaired her, and
made her as good as shee was Imediately before the said
disaster happened which he deposeth helping to weigh these ship and preserve the
said Coales.

Ad 12 Dicit that hee verily beleeveth that it cost the said Marriot
Bradley and Company the summe of two hundred pounds
in mens wages Vessells to helpe to weigh the said ship, and other
necessary charges, thereabout, and preserving the said Coales ./:

Ad 13 dicit that in his Judgement the said Owners of the John and
her said Lading of Coales, have besides their foresaid losses and damages
suffered Dammage to the vallue of 1000 li sterling in want of their money
and the use and proffitt they might have made thereof, and of the said
ship./

[?XXX]

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