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|Transcription=Time or neere thereabouts. And for soe long time the said
 
|Transcription=Time or neere thereabouts. And for soe long time the said
 
Bond ought to be paid for his service in the said Ship
 
Bond ought to be paid for his service in the said Ship
In this Deponents Judgement. And further cannot deposeth :/:
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In this Deponents Judgement. And further cannot depose:/:
  
 
To the 9th hee cannot deposeth saving as aforesaid ./.
 
To the 9th hee cannot deposeth saving as aforesaid ./.
  
To the 10th hee cannot deposeth ./.
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To the 10th hee cannot depose./.
  
To the 11th: hee saith his foregoeing deposition it true ./.
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To the 11th: hee saith his foregoeing deposition it true ./.
  
Build [LEFT HEADING] To the Interrogotories: [CENTRE HEADING]
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Budd [LEFT HEADING] To the Interrogatories: [CENTRE HEADING]
  
 
To the first hee saith hee was a Carpent[e]r
 
To the first hee saith hee was a Carpent[e]r
 
of the ''Anne'' the voyage in Question. and saith hee
 
of the ''Anne'' the voyage in Question. and saith hee
 
hath not receaved any of his wages for the said voyage
 
hath not receaved any of his wages for the said voyage
saving a peece of Eight which hee rec[eiv]ed at Scanderoon
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saving a peece of Eight which hee receaved at Scanderoon
 
of William Malym, and further cannot Answer./.
 
of William Malym, and further cannot Answer./.
  
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Able Boatswaine. soe far as this Deponent Knoweth
 
Able Boatswaine. soe far as this Deponent Knoweth
  
To the 4th hee saith that hee doth not account them[?] to
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To the 4th hee saith that hee doth not account them to
 
bee sufficient Seamen and Marines that suffer a
 
bee sufficient Seamen and Marines that suffer a
 
Shipp and Lading to be lost and cast away before a faire
 
Shipp and Lading to be lost and cast away before a faire
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are saved, to keepe them from them when they doe
 
are saved, to keepe them from them when they doe
 
Concerne, or forbeare to save them, when the same may
 
Concerne, or forbeare to save them, when the same may
Be saved and preserved without danger, And saith that
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be saved and preserved without danger, And saith that
Hee doth not Knowe that the Booke of Accounts was
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hee doth not Knowe that the Booke of Accounts was
 
saved, And in this Deponents Judgement it could
 
saved, And in this Deponents Judgement it could
 
not have bin saved, And further cannot Answer./.
 
not have bin saved, And further cannot Answer./.
  
 
To the 5th hee saith that
 
To the 5th hee saith that
The said ship lay at ffamouth a little before the said
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the said ship lay at ffamouth a little before the said
Disaster, and saith hee beleaveth there was then about
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disaster, and saith hee beleaveth there was then about
thirty saile there whereas about six (besides
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thirty saile there whereof about six (besides
 
the ''Anne'') were English Ships and bound for London
 
the ''Anne'') were English Ships and bound for London
and All of them (expect the ''Anne'', and the ''Griney''
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and All of them (expect the ''Anne'', and the ''Guiney''
ffrigot were staid in the Downes) came safe to London
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''ffrigot'' were staid in the Downes) came safe to London
 
as this Depondent hath heard and beleaveth And otherwise
 
as this Depondent hath heard and beleaveth And otherwise
cannot Answer /:
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cannot Answer/:
  
 
To the 6th hee saith the ''Anne'' was Cast away neere
 
To the 6th hee saith the ''Anne'' was Cast away neere
 
Montroy on the Coast of ffrance, and none of the said
 
Montroy on the Coast of ffrance, and none of the said
Other ships were then in her Company, the Anne being
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Other ships were then in her Company, the ''Anne'' being
 
Separated from them by foule and darke weather,
 
Separated from them by foule and darke weather,
And otherwise for his part negatively /.
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And otherwise for his part negatively/.
  
To the 7th hee saith hee Doth not knowe howe much[?]
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To the 7th hee saith hee Doth not knowe howe much
the said Bond hath received in. part of his said voyage
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the said Bond hath received in. part of his said wages
 
or whether hee hath receaved any. but beleeveth hee
 
or whether hee hath receaved any. but beleeveth hee
 
receaved some at Cyrpus, And otherwise saving
 
receaved some at Cyrpus, And otherwise saving
as aforesaid cannot Answer :/.
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as aforesaid cannot Answer :/.
To
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'''CSG, 29/06/14: Katie, below is my transcription of the above, filling in/correcting as requested.
 
Some of my readings are debatable, and not necessarily better than yours. I would be very happy to discuss any reading further on Skype'''
 
 
time or neere thereabouts. And for soe long time the said
 
Bond ought to be paid for his service in the said Ship
 
In this Deponents Judgement. And further cannot depose:/:
 
 
To the 9th hee cannot deposeth saving as aforesaid./.
 
 
To the 10th hee cannot depose./.
 
 
To the 11th: hee saith his foregoeing deposition it true ./.
 
 
Build [LEFT HEADING] To the Interrogotories: [CENTRE HEADING]
 
 
To the first hee saith hee was a Carpent[e]r
 
of the Anne the voyage in Question. and saith hee
 
hath not receaved any of his wages for the said voyage
 
saving a peece of Eight which hee rec[eiv]ed at Scanderoon
 
of William Malym, and further cannot Answer./.
 
 
The the second hee hath not soo deposed./
 
 
To the third hee saith that the said Bond is an
 
Able Boatswaine. soe far as this Deponent Knoweth
 
 
To the 4th hee saith that hee doth not account them[?] to
 
bee sufficient Seamen and Marines that suffer a
 
Shipp and Lading to be lost and cast away before a faire
 
Winde, neither doth hee beleave they doe honestly
 
when the Letters bills of Lading and booke of Acconts
 
are saved, to keepe them from them when they doe
 
Concerne, or forbeare to save them, when the same may
 
Be saved and preserved without danger, And saith that
 
Hee doth not Knowe that the Booke of Accounts was
 
saved, And in this Deponents Judgement it could
 
not have bin saved, And further cannot Answer./.
 
 
To the 5th hee saith that
 
The said ship lay at ffamouth a little before the said
 
Disaster, and saith hee beleaveth there was then about
 
thirty saile there whereas about six (besides
 
the Anne) were English Ships and bound for London
 
and All of them (expect the Anne, and the Griney
 
ffrigot were staid in the Downes) came safe to London
 
as this Depondent hath heard and beleaveth And otherwise
 
cannot Answer /:
 
 
To the 6th hee saith the Anne was Cast away neere
 
Montroy on the Coast of ffrance, and none of the said
 
Other ships were then in her Company, the Anne being
 
Separated from them by foule and darke weather,
 
And otherwise for his part negatively /.
 
 
To the 7th hee saith hee Doth not knowe howe much[?]
 
the said Bond hath received in. part of his said voyage
 
or whether hee hath receaved any. but beleeveth hee
 
receaved some at Cyrpus, And otherwise saving
 
as aforesaid cannot Answer :/.
 
 
To
 
To
 
 
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Time or neere thereabouts. And for soe long time the said
Bond ought to be paid for his service in the said Ship
In this Deponents Judgement. And further cannot depose:/:

To the 9th hee cannot deposeth saving as aforesaid ./.

To the 10th hee cannot depose./.

To the 11th: hee saith his foregoeing deposition it true ./.

Budd [LEFT HEADING] To the Interrogatories: [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first hee saith hee was a Carpent[e]r
of the Anne the voyage in Question. and saith hee
hath not receaved any of his wages for the said voyage
saving a peece of Eight which hee receaved at Scanderoon
of William Malym, and further cannot Answer./.

The the second hee hath not soo deposed./

To the third hee saith that the said Bond is an
Able Boatswaine. soe far as this Deponent Knoweth

To the 4th hee saith that hee doth not account them to
bee sufficient Seamen and Marines that suffer a
Shipp and Lading to be lost and cast away before a faire
Winde, neither doth hee beleave they doe honestly
when the Letters bills of Lading and booke of Acconts
are saved, to keepe them from them when they doe
Concerne, or forbeare to save them, when the same may
be saved and preserved without danger, And saith that
hee doth not Knowe that the Booke of Accounts was
saved, And in this Deponents Judgement it could
not have bin saved, And further cannot Answer./.

To the 5th hee saith that
the said ship lay at ffamouth a little before the said
disaster, and saith hee beleaveth there was then about
thirty saile there whereof about six (besides
the Anne) were English Ships and bound for London
and All of them (expect the Anne, and the Guiney
ffrigot were staid in the Downes) came safe to London
as this Depondent hath heard and beleaveth And otherwise
cannot Answer/:

To the 6th hee saith the Anne was Cast away neere
Montroy on the Coast of ffrance, and none of the said
Other ships were then in her Company, the Anne being
Separated from them by foule and darke weather,
And otherwise for his part negatively/.

To the 7th hee saith hee Doth not knowe howe much
the said Bond hath received in. part of his said wages
or whether hee hath receaved any. but beleeveth hee
receaved some at Cyrpus, And otherwise saving
as aforesaid cannot Answer :/.

To