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|Transcription=was going down the River before the wind, and that the | |Transcription=was going down the River before the wind, and that the | ||
| − | Company of the Mary seeing how the ffreeman came did | + | Company of the ''Mary'' seeing how the ''ffreeman'' came did |
| − | call to her Company | + | call to her Company to edge asterne and did endeavour in all they |
| − | could to avoyde the ffreeman, and therfore left all the | + | could to avoyde the ''ffreeman'', and therfore left all the |
| − | channell to the ffreeman, and the Mary steerd upon the | + | channell to the ''ffreeman'', and the ''Mary'' steerd upon the |
South Shore as neare to the shore as possibly with safety | South Shore as neare to the shore as possibly with safety | ||
they could, soe that there was roome enough not onely | they could, soe that there was roome enough not onely | ||
| − | for the | + | for the ''ffreeman'' but other shipps to have gone by the |
| − | Mary in brest and not have hurt or | + | ''Mary'' in brest and not have hurt or damaged the |
| − | Mary, And he saith that notwithstanding all meanes | + | ''Mary'', And he saith that notwithstanding all meanes |
| − | possible were used by the Marys Company to have avoyded | + | possible were used by the ''Marys'' Company to have avoyded |
| − | the ffreeman, yet the freeman's Company edged their | + | the ''ffreeman'', yet the ''freeman's'' Company edged their |
| − | vessell after the Mary, and the ffreeman did runne on | + | vessell after the ''Mary'', and the ''ffreeman'' did runne on |
| − | board the very mid shipps of the Mary, and the boltspritt | + | board the very mid shipps of the ''Mary'', and the boltspritt |
| − | of the ffreeman did runne against the mayne Mast of | + | of the ''ffreeman'' did runne against the mayne Mast of |
| − | the Mary with such a force that it did breake her mayne | + | the ''Mary'' with such a force that it did breake her mayne |
Mast into three peeces and carryed all the Masts sailes | Mast into three peeces and carryed all the Masts sailes | ||
| − | and rigging by the boord, and the stemm of the ffreeman | + | and rigging by the boord, and the stemm of the ''ffreeman'' |
| − | ranne into the side of the Mary and brake her downe by | + | ranne into the side of the ''Mary'' and brake her downe by |
the water and he saith that undoubtedly if the bolt spritt | the water and he saith that undoubtedly if the bolt spritt | ||
| − | of the ffreeman had not runne against the Maine Mast | + | of the ''ffreeman'' had not runne against the Maine Mast |
| − | of the Mary the ffreeman had sunke her down right under | + | of the ''Mary'' the ''ffreeman'' had sunke her down right under |
her and all his Company had bin drowned, The premisses | her and all his Company had bin drowned, The premisses | ||
he deposeth being one of the said shipps Company and | he deposeth being one of the said shipps Company and | ||
| − | aboard her when the ffreeman did soe runne upon, and | + | aboard her when the ''ffreeman'' did soe runne upon, and |
dammage her, and he saith that it was meer willfullnes | dammage her, and he saith that it was meer willfullnes | ||
| − | and obstinatenes in the ffreemans Company in soe running | + | and obstinatenes in the ''ffreemans'' Company in soe running |
| − | upon the Mary, for the ffreeman might easily have | + | upon the ''Mary'', for the ''ffreeman'' might easily have |
helped it, if she would, and that there were many spectators | helped it, if she would, and that there were many spectators | ||
| − | of the passages by him predeposed, who doe all cry | + | of the passages by him predeposed, who doe all cry out |
| − | + | upon the ''ffreeman'' for such willfull mischeife, And | |
further he cannot depose./ | further he cannot depose./ | ||
To the third article hee deposeth and saith that by reason | To the third article hee deposeth and saith that by reason | ||
| − | of the sayd ffreemans falling foule on the Mary the | + | of the sayd ''ffreemans'' falling foule on the ''Mary'' the |
| − | boltspritt of the ffreeman was foule of the shrouds of | + | boltspritt of the ''ffreeman'' was foule of the shrouds of |
| − | the Mary, and that he the deponent saw and heard the | + | the ''Mary'', and that he the deponent saw and heard the |
| − | arlate Peter Whitty give order to the ffreemans Company | + | arlate Peter Whitty give order to the ''ffreemans'' Company |
| − | to cutt the Mary's shrouds and foresaile, saying hee | + | to cutt the ''Mary's'' shrouds and foresaile, saying hee |
would beare them out in it, and that the sayd Whitty | would beare them out in it, and that the sayd Whitty | ||
| − | did call the Marys Company | + | did call the ''Marys'' Company Collyerly doggs, and say that |
he had not cared if he the sayd Whitty had sunck the | he had not cared if he the sayd Whitty had sunck the | ||
| − | said vessell the Mary, if he could have saved the | + | said vessell the ''Mary'', if he could have saved the |
| − | mens lives, and that the Company of the ffreeman | + | mens lives, and that the Company of the ''ffreeman'' |
did according to the sayd Whittys order cutt the shrowds | did according to the sayd Whittys order cutt the shrowds | ||
| − | and sayles of the Mary; And further he cannot | + | and sayles of the ''Mary''; And further he cannot |
depose. | depose. | ||
To the fourth he deposeth that not long after the | To the fourth he deposeth that not long after the | ||
| − | damages | + | damages by him deposed of were done to the |
| − | Mary, he the deponent heard the arlate Peter Whitty | + | ''Mary'', he the deponent heard the arlate Peter Whitty |
| − | tell Robert Yaxley the Master of the Mary that he | + | tell Robert Yaxley the Master of the ''Mary'' that he |
would make them satisfaction for the damage he had | would make them satisfaction for the damage he had | ||
| − | done the shipp the Mary And further he cannot depose. | + | done the shipp the ''Mary'' And further he cannot depose. |
To the last he saith his former deposition is true./ | To the last he saith his former deposition is true./ | ||
Revision as of 16:41, May 27, 2014
| Volume | HCA 13/71 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 367 |
| Side | Recto |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 08/01/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 23/04/14 and edited on 27/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 13/01/08 | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 09/02/14, by CSG | |
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was going down the River before the wind, and that the
Company of the Mary seeing how the ffreeman came did
call to her Company to edge asterne and did endeavour in all they
could to avoyde the ffreeman, and therfore left all the
channell to the ffreeman, and the Mary steerd upon the
South Shore as neare to the shore as possibly with safety
they could, soe that there was roome enough not onely
for the ffreeman but other shipps to have gone by the
Mary in brest and not have hurt or damaged the
Mary, And he saith that notwithstanding all meanes
possible were used by the Marys Company to have avoyded
the ffreeman, yet the freeman's Company edged their
vessell after the Mary, and the ffreeman did runne on
board the very mid shipps of the Mary, and the boltspritt
of the ffreeman did runne against the mayne Mast of
the Mary with such a force that it did breake her mayne
Mast into three peeces and carryed all the Masts sailes
and rigging by the boord, and the stemm of the ffreeman
ranne into the side of the Mary and brake her downe by
the water and he saith that undoubtedly if the bolt spritt
of the ffreeman had not runne against the Maine Mast
of the Mary the ffreeman had sunke her down right under
her and all his Company had bin drowned, The premisses
he deposeth being one of the said shipps Company and
aboard her when the ffreeman did soe runne upon, and
dammage her, and he saith that it was meer willfullnes
and obstinatenes in the ffreemans Company in soe running
upon the Mary, for the ffreeman might easily have
helped it, if she would, and that there were many spectators
of the passages by him predeposed, who doe all cry out
upon the ffreeman for such willfull mischeife, And
further he cannot depose./
To the third article hee deposeth and saith that by reason
of the sayd ffreemans falling foule on the Mary the
boltspritt of the ffreeman was foule of the shrouds of
the Mary, and that he the deponent saw and heard the
arlate Peter Whitty give order to the ffreemans Company
to cutt the Mary's shrouds and foresaile, saying hee
would beare them out in it, and that the sayd Whitty
did call the Marys Company Collyerly doggs, and say that
he had not cared if he the sayd Whitty had sunck the
said vessell the Mary, if he could have saved the
mens lives, and that the Company of the ffreeman
did according to the sayd Whittys order cutt the shrowds
and sayles of the Mary; And further he cannot
depose.
To the fourth he deposeth that not long after the
damages by him deposed of were done to the
Mary, he the deponent heard the arlate Peter Whitty
tell Robert Yaxley the Master of the Mary that he
would make them satisfaction for the damage he had
done the shipp the Mary And further he cannot depose.
To the last he saith his former deposition is true./
To
