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|Transcription=their retourne to London from the sayd voyage saye, that every of sayd
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|Transcription=did stand, and whether they wrought in after him, or out to sea, and being
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shipps after they soe lost the Company of the ''Owners Adventure'' and
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told by them that went up into the shrowdes that the sayd shipps stood with their
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''Greyhound'' did gett into harbour and kill whales./
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heads to sea wards, and were workeing out to sea the sayd damerell went up into
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the shrowdes him selfe to take a view what the sayd other shipps did and how the Ice lay which was to shoare and having
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viewed it and then, sayd thus or the like in effect, I see the other shipps (meaneing the
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fower shipps aforesayd) are workeing out to sea, therefore lett us worke out alsoe
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and thereupon the sayd shipps Company by the Command of the
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sayd Damerell
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did worke the sayd shipp ''Owners Adventure'' out of the Ice to sea to followe the
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other fower shipps, And saith that nothing spoken or done by the saydd Gosling
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or Maundry or either of them were any cause why the shipp ''Owners Adventure''
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gott not then or at any time after to Port, they allwaies acting and doeing
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their part and dutie soe farr as this deponent could observe to have gained a Port (if it could have bin gained)
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but the extreamity of Ice
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was such that it afforded not any oportunitie to the shipp ''Owners Adventure''
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and her Company to gett to any harbour, And alsoe saith that the sayd shipp
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being gott cleere out of the Ice to sea the sayd damerell did openly upon
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the shipps deck before this deponent and divers others of the sayd shipps company
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saye thus of the like in effect, I am glad the shipp is out (meaning the
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''Owners Adventure'') and would not have her in againe (meaning
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where she was when hee commanded her to be wrought ot to sea.)
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for five hundred pounds: And further to those articles hee cannot depose
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To the 9th hee saith hee knoweth the arlate Pybus Welch Child and Goulding
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and saith they are all accompted able sea men, and men that have used
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the Greeneland trade of fishing for many yeares, and accompted to bee well
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experienced therein, And saith hee hath heard the sayd Pybus and Childe
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since their returne to London from the voyage in question saye, that they
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marvailed that the sayd damerell would worke his shipp soe farr into
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the Ice as hee did, being there was (in their judgment) noe probability to
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gett to harbour, And hee this deponent well knoweth that the sayd Pybus
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his shipp by her goeing into the Ice at the same tyme and place (though not
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soe farr as the ''Owners Adventure'' did) was soe much damnified and hurt
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thereby and by breaking through the Ice againe to sea, that when shee was
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gott cleere to Sea she was ready to sinke by reason of a hole the Ice
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had staved in her bowe, at which shee tooke five or sixe feete water in
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hold, and her company were ready to forsake her had not shee had
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the helpe of the Companyes of the sayd Golding Welch and Child their
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shipps, and of the Company of the ''Owners Adventure'' to helpe to
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pumpe her and stopp her leake, And saith that at such tyme as the ''Owners
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Adventure'' did begin to worke out of the Ice toward sea, Bell Point did
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then beare East south East of the sayd shipp and was (in this deponents Judgment
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about eight of tenn leagures distant from her, and hee this deponent did
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observe that the Ice did beate and drive soe against the Rudder of the ''Owners Ad=
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venture'' as shee was while shee laye fast to the Ice before shee begann
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to worke out againe, that hee much feared it would have staved her
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Rudder And further to this article hee cannot depose/
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To the 12th hee saith hee hath knowne the arlate Maundrie and Gosling
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only during the voyage in question, during which they did behave them=
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selves like honest sober persons and like able seamen, and did worke
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and faithfully discharge their duties the sayd voyage, although some difference
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in words happened betwixt the sayd Damerell and Gosling in manner predeposed,
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And further hee cannot depose, saveing hee saith hee hath heard that the
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sayd Maundry and Gosling have used the Greeneland trade divers yeares
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and borne office in severall shipps and behaved them selves well and
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honestly in their places./
  
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|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
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To the 13th hee saith that hee well knoweth that the arlate Maundrie and
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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Gosling and this deponent and others of the Company of the ''Owners Adven=''
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''ture'' did pursue the whale in this article mentioned, eight or tenn howers
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togeather, the sayd Gosling and one Richard Parker the Boatswaine of the
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''Owners Adventure'' and William humphrey having as harponeeres stricken the sayd whale
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and fastned their warps, and the sayd whale notwithstanding ranne soe
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fast into a growne Sea and towed the boates who pursued her soe
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fast, that they were in danger to bee cast away by and to sheere under
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water by the swiftenesse of the whales motion, which was soe speedy
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that the shipp ''owners Adventure'' had much a doe with the helpe of a fresh
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gale of winde to followe the shallopps or boates soe fast as the whale
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towed or runne with them, And hee saith that after the sayd shipps
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Company had soe longe persued the sayd whale
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and the sayd Goslings harpeing
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Iron breakeing out of the whale and the sayd Gosling having come
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about along side and not being able to fasten his harpeing Iron againe did take holde of other shallops
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and helpe them to hinder the whales motion, but all proveing ineffectual
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to the takeing of her by reason of the growne Sea and the swiftnesse of the whale in question the sayd damerell
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seeing noe hopes of takeing the sayd whale, did call to the sayd Richard
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Parker and bidd him cut his warpe (which still continued fast to the whale) and come on board, And this deponent being one who
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rowed in the sayd Maundeys shallop or boate
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and helped to pursue the sayd whale, thereby well knoweth that the
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sayd Gosling Maundry and the rest of the sayd shipps Company who
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pursued the sayd whale did as much as possibly could bee done
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to kill the sayd whale, and did not in any thing disobey the
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Command of the sayd Damerell touching the pursuite and chase
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of her soe farr as this deponent could and did observe, And further
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saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot depose/
  
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To the 14th hee saith hee knoweth the arlate Reynold, Chantrey
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Ashmore, Kirton and fford and saith they were all persons to be employed
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 470
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IMAGE: P1140108.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2012/10/19
Editorial history
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their retourne to London from the sayd voyage saye, that every of sayd
shipps after they soe lost the Company of the Owners Adventure and
Greyhound did gett into harbour and kill whales./

To the 12th hee saith hee hath knowne the arlate Maundrie and Gosling
only during the voyage in question, during which they did behave them=
selves like honest sober persons and like able seamen, and did worke
and faithfully discharge their duties the sayd voyage, although some difference
in words happened betwixt the sayd Damerell and Gosling in manner predeposed,
And further hee cannot depose, saveing hee saith hee hath heard that the
sayd Maundry and Gosling have used the Greeneland trade divers yeares
and borne office in severall shipps and behaved them selves well and
honestly in their places./

To the 13th hee saith that hee well knoweth that the arlate Maundrie and
Gosling and this deponent and others of the Company of the Owners Adven=
ture did pursue the whale in this article mentioned, eight or tenn howers
togeather, the sayd Gosling and one Richard Parker the Boatswaine of the
Owners Adventure and William humphrey having as harponeeres stricken the sayd whale
and fastned their warps, and the sayd whale notwithstanding ranne soe
fast into a growne Sea and towed the boates who pursued her soe
fast, that they were in danger to bee cast away by and to sheere under
water by the swiftenesse of the whales motion, which was soe speedy
that the shipp owners Adventure had much a doe with the helpe of a fresh
gale of winde to followe the shallopps or boates soe fast as the whale
towed or runne with them, And hee saith that after the sayd shipps
Company had soe longe persued the sayd whale
and the sayd Goslings harpeing
Iron breakeing out of the whale and the sayd Gosling having come
about along side and not being able to fasten his harpeing Iron againe did take holde of other shallops
and helpe them to hinder the whales motion, but all proveing ineffectual
to the takeing of her by reason of the growne Sea and the swiftnesse of the whale in question the sayd damerell
seeing noe hopes of takeing the sayd whale, did call to the sayd Richard
Parker and bidd him cut his warpe (which still continued fast to the whale) and come on board, And this deponent being one who
rowed in the sayd Maundeys shallop or boate
and helped to pursue the sayd whale, thereby well knoweth that the
sayd Gosling Maundry and the rest of the sayd shipps Company who
pursued the sayd whale did as much as possibly could bee done
to kill the sayd whale, and did not in any thing disobey the
Command of the sayd Damerell touching the pursuite and chase
of her soe farr as this deponent could and did observe, And further
saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot depose/

To the 14th hee saith hee knoweth the arlate Reynold, Chantrey
Ashmore, Kirton and fford and saith they were all persons to be employed

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