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|Transcription=thereupon as is predeposed spake to the sayd damerell and asked him whether
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|Transcription=their retourne to London from the sayd voyage saye, that every of sayd
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hee intended to goe, and the sayd damerell replyed as aforesayd in an angrie
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shipps after they soe lost the Company of the ''Owners Adventure'' and
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manner and sayd what is that to you, I looke not upon you as one to bee made acquainted
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''Greyhound'' did gett into harbour and kill whales./
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And the sayd Gosling answering as aforesayd that hee was told upon hyred
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the sayd damerell was to doe nothing of great concernement touching the voyage
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To the 12th hee saith hee hath knowne the arlate Maundrie and Gosling
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without advice of his Mates and the harponeeres and desyring him therefore to
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only during the voyage in question, during which they did behave them=
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consider and to stay and take neighbours fare and not adventure further in than
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selves like honest sober persons and like able seamen, and did worke
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the sayd other shipps did whose masters and˺ companyes (hee beleeveth) were as desyred to
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and faithfully discharge their duties the sayd voyage, although some difference
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advance their voyage as the sayd damerell and his Company were, and more as
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in words happened betwixt the sayd Damerell and Gosling in manner predeposed,
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able men as they, whose company if hee left hee might perhapps (sic) repent to
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And further hee cannot depose, saveing hee saith hee hath heard that the
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late or to that effect the sayd damerell as is predeposed thereupon replyed
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sayd Maundry and Gosling have used the Greeneland trade divers yeares
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and spake to the sayd Gosling in an angrie manner and sayd I looke upon you but
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and borne office in severall shipps and behaved them selves well and
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as the Cabbin boy and a simple fellowe, with which words the sayd Gosling being
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honestly in their places./
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provoked replyed and sayd wee will goe noe further except there were better
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hope of getting to harbour, and the sayd damerell being therewith much
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To the 13th hee saith that hee well knoweth that the arlate Maundrie and
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displeased called the sayd Gosling pimpeing roague and other reproach=
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Gosling and this deponent and others of the Company of the ''Owners Adven=
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full words, wherewith the sayd Gosling being provoaked, did tell the sayd
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ture'' did pursue the whale in this article mentioned, eight or tenn howers
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damerell that if it pleased God hee did not make a good voyage hee the
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togeather, the sayd Gosling and one Richard Parker the Boatswaine of the
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sayd damerell might goe a pimpeing, or And to the rest of the sayd Interrogatorie
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''Owners Adventure'' and William humphrey having as harponeeres stricken the sayd whale
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hee answereth negatively for that hee well knoweth that notwithstanding
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and fastned their warps, and the sayd whale notwithstanding ranne soe
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the sayd words the sayd damerell still continueing his Command to worke
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fast into a growne Sea and towed the boates who pursued her soe
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the sayd shipp further into the Ice the sayd Gosling and also the Interrogate
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fast, that they were in danger to bee cast away by and to sheere under
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Maundrie did yeild obedience to the sayd damerells Command and did
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water by the swiftenesse of the whales motion, which was soe speedy
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labour and helpe to worke the sayd shipp fower or five myles further
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that the shipp ''owners Adventure'' had much a doe with the helpe of a fresh
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into the Ice than the other fower shipps went, and did not (soe farrr as
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gale of winde to followe the shallopps or boates soe fast as the whale
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this deponent heard or observed) stirr up any of the sayd shipps company
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towed or runne with them, And hee saith that after the sayd shipps
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to disobey the sayd damerells Commands either then or at any other
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Company had soe longe persued the sayd whale
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tyme neither did any of the sayd shipps company soe farr as this deponent
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and the sayd Goslings harpeing
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heard or observed either then or at any other tyme disobey the sayd
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Iron breakeing out of the whale and the sayd Gosling having come
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damerells Commands And further saving his foregoeing deposition
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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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hee cannot answere./
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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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To the 5th hee was never at Greeneland before the voyage
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Ashmore, Kirton and fford and saith they were all persons to be employed
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in question, and therefore cannot of certaine knowledge answere the
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contents of this Interrogatorie, but saith hee hath heard some seamen who have
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used the sayd voyage, and alsoe the sayd damerell himselfe sayd that
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some yeares they have had noe Ice in their passage to Greeneland,
  
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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 6th hee cannot answere knowing nothing whether the ''Owners Adventure''
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[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdFlXNjQ3ekM0WW5NS1oyN250QUpJd0E#gid=0 HCA 3/47 Page Log & Planner]
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and ''Greyhound'' were designed to any particuler Port or harbour or left at liberty
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nor whether other English shipps were designed to particuler harbours, or not.
  
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To the 7th hee saith that when the words and difference predeposed of happened
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betwixt the sayd Damerell and Gosling in manner aforesayd, the shipp
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''Owners Adventure'' was in this deponents Judgment at least tenn leagues
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from shoare, and hee verily beeeveth and is persuaded in his conscience
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(for that hee knoweth the sayd Gosling Maundry and shipps company
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did notwithstanding the words which passed betwixt the sayd Damerell
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and Gosling yeild obedience to the sayd damerells Command and
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worke the sayd shipp some myles further in, and indeed soe farr
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as they could gett her for Ice,) that the sayd shipp could not have bin
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gott into Port or harbour in Greeneland at that tyme or any tyme, and
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that
 
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Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 471
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IMAGE: P1140110.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2012/10/19
Editorial history
Edited on 31/08/2013 by Colin Greenstreet

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thereupon as is predeposed spake to the sayd damerell and asked him whether
hee intended to goe, and the sayd damerell replyed as aforesayd in an angrie
manner and sayd what is that to you, I looke not upon you as one to bee made acquainted
And the sayd Gosling answering as aforesayd that hee was told upon hyred
the sayd damerell was to doe nothing of great concernement touching the voyage
without advice of his Mates and the harponeeres and desyring him therefore to
consider and to stay and take neighbours fare and not adventure further in than
the sayd other shipps did whose masters and˺ companyes (hee beleeveth) were as desyred to
advance their voyage as the sayd damerell and his Company were, and more as
able men as they, whose company if hee left hee might perhapps (sic) repent to
late or to that effect the sayd damerell as is predeposed thereupon replyed
and spake to the sayd Gosling in an angrie manner and sayd I looke upon you but
as the Cabbin boy and a simple fellowe, with which words the sayd Gosling being
provoked replyed and sayd wee will goe noe further except there were better
hope of getting to harbour, and the sayd damerell being therewith much
displeased called the sayd Gosling pimpeing roague and other reproach=
full words, wherewith the sayd Gosling being provoaked, did tell the sayd
damerell that if it pleased God hee did not make a good voyage hee the
sayd damerell might goe a pimpeing, or And to the rest of the sayd Interrogatorie
hee answereth negatively for that hee well knoweth that notwithstanding
the sayd words the sayd damerell still continueing his Command to worke
the sayd shipp further into the Ice the sayd Gosling and also the Interrogate
Maundrie did yeild obedience to the sayd damerells Command and did
labour and helpe to worke the sayd shipp fower or five myles further
into the Ice than the other fower shipps went, and did not (soe farrr as
this deponent heard or observed) stirr up any of the sayd shipps company
to disobey the sayd damerells Commands either then or at any other
tyme neither did any of the sayd shipps company soe farr as this deponent
heard or observed either then or at any other tyme disobey the sayd
damerells Commands And further saving his foregoeing deposition
hee cannot answere./

To the 5th hee was never at Greeneland before the voyage
in question, and therefore cannot of certaine knowledge answere the
contents of this Interrogatorie, but saith hee hath heard some seamen who have
used the sayd voyage, and alsoe the sayd damerell himselfe sayd that
some yeares they have had noe Ice in their passage to Greeneland,

To the 6th hee cannot answere knowing nothing whether the Owners Adventure
and Greyhound were designed to any particuler Port or harbour or left at liberty
nor whether other English shipps were designed to particuler harbours, or not.

To the 7th hee saith that when the words and difference predeposed of happened
betwixt the sayd Damerell and Gosling in manner aforesayd, the shipp
Owners Adventure was in this deponents Judgment at least tenn leagues
from shoare, and hee verily beeeveth and is persuaded in his conscience
(for that hee knoweth the sayd Gosling Maundry and shipps company
did notwithstanding the words which passed betwixt the sayd Damerell
and Gosling yeild obedience to the sayd damerells Command and
worke the sayd shipp some myles further in, and indeed soe farr
as they could gett her for Ice,) that the sayd shipp could not have bin
gott into Port or harbour in Greeneland at that tyme or any tyme, and
that

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