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from the Saint Jacob aboard the ''Mary'' and this deponent fastening the bight of the sayd roape about his middle, and under his Armes, the sayd Somerland having both ends of the roape in his hands aboard the ''Saint Jacob'', draged this deponent from on board the ''Mary'' into the Sea, and soe hawled this deponent up out of the sea into the ''Saint Jacob'', and the ''Saint Jacob'' soone after sheereing aboard the ''Mary'' the boy which remayned behinde gott also by that meanes aboard the ''Saint Jacob'' and saith by reason of the ''Saint Jacobs'' soe falling fowle of the ''Mary'' the ''Maryes'' provisions and apparell were all or the most part of them lost togeather with the shipps stock of money all save about three pound thereof which one of the ''Maries'' Company saved and brought aboard the Saint Jacob And further saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose./ To the 5th hee saith that at the tyme when the dammage aforesayd happened the ''Mary'' lay close by the winde and stood to the Northwards upon a tack, and that at the same tyme the rest of the shipps in Company of the ''Mary'' and ''Saint Jacob'' who were alsoe all bound to the Northward did steere and stand to the Northwards and soe ought the ''Saint Jacob'' to have done being alsoe bound to the Northwards if shee had steered her right course which notwithstanding the Master and Company of the ''Saint Jacob'' the tyme when the dammage aforesayd happened steered South wards and stood Southwards which was contrary to the course steered by all the rest of the ffleete and in this deponents Judgment noe way necessarie, and saith that the next day after the dammage aforesayd all or the most of the ffleete except the ''Saint Jacob'' and the ''Mary'' aforesayd did as hee hath credibly heard recover humber, and soe might the ''Saint Jacob'' if her Master and Company had steered and stood Northwards as the other shipps did [#] [LH MARGIN] [# GUTTER XXX] steering notwithstandinge South wards XXXXX a [GUTTER XXXX] to his proceeding [XX]voyage to New castle directly contrary and also the ''Mary'' if shee had not bin disabled by the sayd dammage to proceede on the sayd voyage might alsoe have recovered humber the next day And further to this article hee cannot depose./ To the 6th hee saith hee well knoweth being on board the ''Mary'' and at her helme that the sayd Kennett and Company with the ''Jacob'', about an hower before the dammage aforesayd happened, with her sayles abroad sayled by the ''Mary'', and went a head of her, and steered and stood Northwards, and afterwards without any cause that this deponent can conceive (hee knowing it to bee contrary to the course which ought to have bin steered) the sayd Kennet and Company did steere and stand southwards with the ''Saint Jacob'', and by that meanes ranne her fowle of the ''Mary'', which they might have avoided if they had bin carefull as they ought to have bin, And further to this article hee cannot depose./ To the 7th hee saith hee heard his precontest Thomas Summerland saye
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