| First transcribed
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29 June 2014 +
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| First transcriber
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Jill Wilcox +
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| Folio
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419 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/73 +
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| Side
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Recto +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 29/06/2014 +
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| Transcription
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all that they could doe to prevent the ''J … all that they could doe to prevent the ''John'' coming foule<br />
of her, and did haule downe both her topsailes<br />
and haule up her foresaile in the [brun ship and her garnitts?]: And<br />
saith that hee did not heare any of the Company of the ''John''<br />
desire the Master or Company of the ''Mary Rose'' to Lower<br />
or slacken their sailes or cast out an Anchor or any<br />
thing to that purpose although hee was both a little<br />
before and at the time when the ''John'' came foule<br />
of the Mary Rose, on the Quarter Deck of the ''Mary''<br />
''Rose'' And saith that the ''mary Rose'' did not come<br />
foule of the ''John'' but the ''John'' of her as aforesaid<br />
neither did the ''Mary Rose'' take away the wind<br />
from the ''John'' And presently after the ''John'' was<br />
come foule of the ''Mary Rose'' her Lanyard was<br />
cutt and soe both the ships were cleered of Each<br />
other, and the ''Mary Rose'' sailed on her Course<br />
and set the ''John'' at Anchore in safety in about<br />
foure fathome and halfe water and the ''Mary''<br />
''rose'' never after touch her, And saith that the<br />
Cutting the said Laniard was all the damage that<br />
this deponent did or could preive that was done to<br />
the ''John'', by [?inXanis?] of her coming foule of<br />
the ''Mary Rose'' as a foresaid, which way accassioned<br />
and came by the said ships sheering as a foresaid<br />
And further saith that when the said ship ''John''<br />
came foule of the ''Mary Rose'' as aforesaid, and<br />
during all the time they were foule of each other the<br />
''Mary Rose'' was neerer the shore then the ''John'' and<br />
was in more danger then the John was. for hee saith<br />
shee touched the ground also [?tirue] but by the Care of<br />
her Master and Company shee got off. And thit hee<br />
saith was and is true [?durs] hee knoweth for the<br />
reasons aforesaid And further cannot depose.<br />
To the 6th and 7th hee saith that the ''mary Rose'' did not<br />
soe farr as hee could proives drag home the Anchor<br />
of the ''John'' neither could shee probably soe doe<br />
in regard there was but little [pinde] and a slack tyde<br />
and saith that in case the said ship ''John'' afterwards<br />
came to miscarry of the same came at hee beleeveth<br />
by the Care [?restenes] of her Company and not<br />
by any default of the Master and Company of the ''Mary''<br />
''Rose'', or any of them and saith the place where the said<br />
ship ''John'' was left at Anchore at a foresaid waS a<br />
[?Con LEFT MARGIN]esaid waS a<br />
[?Con LEFT MARGIN] +
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