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|Transcription=The 13th of January 1654. [CENTRE HEADING]
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Touching a storme happened}
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to the ''Peter and Anne'' of London,}
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William Chamlet Commander}
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'''Rp.'''
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'''William Chamlet''' of Redriff in the County of Surrey
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Mariner, aged fiftie five yeares or thereabouts. master
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or commander of the said shipp the ''Peter and Anne'',
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'''henry Turpin''' of Wapping in the County of Middlesex
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Mariner, aged 30 yeares or thereabouts masters mate
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of the said shipp, and '''William Chamlet the yonger''' of the parish
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of Saint Buttolphs Billingsgate London mariner aged
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22 yeares or thereabouts alsoe masters mate of the
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said shipp sworne before the right worshipfull William
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Clerke doctor of lawes one of the Judges of the
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high Court of the Admiraltie say and depose by
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vertue of their oathes.
  
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That the said good shipp the ''Peter and Anne'' of London of the burthen
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of foure score tonnes or thereabouts, in her homewards voyage from
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the Canary Islands laden with hides, ginger, sugar, logwood and
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Shumack which shee tooke in at the Iland of Palma (,whence shee
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departed on or about the eleaventh of december last past) comming about
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the heights of theNorth Cape of Portugall, otherwise called Cape
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ffinisterra, was on or about fifteene dayes after such her departure
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over taken with a very violent and furious storme and tempest, by meanes
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whereof the sea washed over and oftentimes covered the decks of the said shipp, soe
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that the said shipp and goods and the said master and Company were
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in greate danger of being cast away and perishing in the sea;
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and say that the said strome continued about sixteene dayes space
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and untill the shipps comming into the downes, during all which
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time the master aforesaid and company used all possible
 +
care and diligence for the preservation of the said shipp (their
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owne lives being in greate perill) and to keepe the marchandize aboard
 +
from taking any harme, by keepinge her decks close and all
 +
things in as good order as they could, wherein they continually
 +
laboured and toiled during the said stroeme, and were likewise
 +
very diligent to preserve the said marchandize from dammage
 +
during all the said voyage. And they further ioyntly depose that
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in case any dammage hath happened or befallen unto any of the
 +
merchandize or lading of the said shipp, the same soe happened
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in and by meanes of the said storme, and not by any neglect of
 +
the said master and company or of any of them, nor by any
 +
defect or insufficiency of the said shipp the ''Peter and Anne''.
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All which they knowe, the said William Chamlet the elder being master
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and the said henry Turpin and William Chamlet the yonger masters
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mates as aforesaid of the said shipp, and present and seeing the
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premisses soe donne and happened as aforesaid.
  
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William Chamlett [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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Henry [?XXXying] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
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William Chamlett [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
 
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Volume HCA 13/70
Folio 51
Side Recto
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 11/12/2014
Languages
Note
IMAGE: IMG_4148.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2014/12/11
Editorial history
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The 13th of January 1654. [CENTRE HEADING]

Touching a storme happened}
to the Peter and Anne of London,}
William Chamlet Commander}

Rp.

William Chamlet of Redriff in the County of Surrey
Mariner, aged fiftie five yeares or thereabouts. master
or commander of the said shipp the Peter and Anne,
henry Turpin of Wapping in the County of Middlesex
Mariner, aged 30 yeares or thereabouts masters mate
of the said shipp, and William Chamlet the yonger of the parish
of Saint Buttolphs Billingsgate London mariner aged
22 yeares or thereabouts alsoe masters mate of the
said shipp sworne before the right worshipfull William
Clerke doctor of lawes one of the Judges of the
high Court of the Admiraltie say and depose by
vertue of their oathes.

That the said good shipp the Peter and Anne of London of the burthen
of foure score tonnes or thereabouts, in her homewards voyage from
the Canary Islands laden with hides, ginger, sugar, logwood and
Shumack which shee tooke in at the Iland of Palma (,whence shee
departed on or about the eleaventh of december last past) comming about
the heights of theNorth Cape of Portugall, otherwise called Cape
ffinisterra, was on or about fifteene dayes after such her departure
over taken with a very violent and furious storme and tempest, by meanes
whereof the sea washed over and oftentimes covered the decks of the said shipp, soe
that the said shipp and goods and the said master and Company were
in greate danger of being cast away and perishing in the sea;
and say that the said strome continued about sixteene dayes space
and untill the shipps comming into the downes, during all which
time the master aforesaid and company used all possible
care and diligence for the preservation of the said shipp (their
owne lives being in greate perill) and to keepe the marchandize aboard
from taking any harme, by keepinge her decks close and all
things in as good order as they could, wherein they continually
laboured and toiled during the said stroeme, and were likewise
very diligent to preserve the said marchandize from dammage
during all the said voyage. And they further ioyntly depose that
in case any dammage hath happened or befallen unto any of the
merchandize or lading of the said shipp, the same soe happened
in and by meanes of the said storme, and not by any neglect of
the said master and company or of any of them, nor by any
defect or insufficiency of the said shipp the Peter and Anne.
All which they knowe, the said William Chamlet the elder being master
and the said henry Turpin and William Chamlet the yonger masters
mates as aforesaid of the said shipp, and present and seeing the
premisses soe donne and happened as aforesaid.

William Chamlett [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
Henry [?XXXying] [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]
William Chamlett [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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