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	one thousand sixe hundred fifty five and on the thirtith of June that yeare or		one thousand sixe hundred fifty five and on the thirtith of June that yeare or
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	heard him say that shee was to saile therewith for Ireland and		heard him say that shee was to saile therewith for Ireland and
	there deliver the same, and saith that the master of her		there deliver the same, and saith that the master of her
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	asked this deponent to goe and saile in her as one of her company		asked this deponent to goe and saile in her as one of her company
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	commonly said to be the servant and factor of one mr		commonly said to be the servant and factor of one mr
	Smith an Englishman, and that hee laded her for his account. And		Smith an Englishman, and that hee laded her for his account. And
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		+	|People='''William Wood, mast maker'''
		+	Thomas Twinney, a forty-five year old shipwright of Wapping, deposed on July 15th 1650 in the English High Court of Admiralty. He stated that he had often seen a mast which was now lying in "the yard of William Wood mast maker in Wapping". The mast belonged to the ''Mary'' of Greenwich (Master: James Kendall), and was the ship's main mast. The mast had been stored there following the casting away of the ship the previous winter whilst carrying a lading of coals from Newcastle to London.<ref>HCA 13/62 unfol. 131D3300_DSC_0041</ref>
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Volume	HCA 13/72
Folio	448
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To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that in the yeare
one thousand sixe hundred fifty five and on the thirtith of June that yeare or
thereabouts James Watkins the then Master of the shipp the Pilgrim
arlate did for the use of the sayd shipp receive of William Wood of
Wapping Mast maker to whome this deponent then was and now is a servant
a new Boltspritt to be used about the sayd shipp and payed for the
same fower pounds seaven shillings sterling and had allowed him
for an old boltspritt hee then brought thirteene shillings of like money
which made up the summe of five pounds sterling being the prise
which hee was to pay and did pay for the sayd new Boltspritt This
hee the better knoweth for that hee this deponent delivered the sayd
new Boltspritt to those whome the sayd Watkins sent for the same
and was bookekeeper to the sayd William Wood and entered the same
in his booke at the rate of five pounds as aforesayd for the use of the
sayd shipp And further hee cannot depose./

To the Interrogatories./ [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first Interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh to testifie the truth of his knowledge
in this cause at request of the foresayd James Watkins And to the rest
hee answereth negatively./

To the 2: 3: 4th 5th and 6th Interrogatories hee cannot answer knowing nothing
nor having heard anything to the effect Interrogate./

Repeated before doctor Godolphin/

Marke Cron[?s]y [SIGNATURE, RH SIDE]

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The 23th of August 1658.

Smith against the deales in the}
Golden Winefat aforesaid.}

Examined upon the fore said allegation
on behalfe of the said Smith.

Rp. 2.

Christofer Martinss[?on] of Larwicj in Norway
Mariner, aged 21 yeares or thereabouts sworne
and examined.

To the severall articles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
that hee well knoweth the shipp the Golden wine fat and
about Michaelmas last saw her at larwick in Norway, and
saw her there laden by a younge man named Richard Rich and
heard him say that shee was to saile therewith for Ireland and
there deliver the same, and saith that the master of her
as hee taketh it (Allart [?hubrechtson]) wanting men
asked this deponent to goe and saile in her as one of her company
the same voyage And this deponent falling sick there could not goe with her and saith the said Richard Rich was and is [?and is]
commonly said to be the servant and factor of one mr
Smith an Englishman, and that hee laded her for his account. And
saith

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William Wood, mast maker

Thomas Twinney, a forty-five year old shipwright of Wapping, deposed on July 15th 1650 in the English High Court of Admiralty. He stated that he had often seen a mast which was now lying in "the yard of William Wood mast maker in Wapping". The mast belonged to the Mary of Greenwich (Master: James Kendall), and was the ship's main mast. The mast had been stored there following the casting away of the ship the previous winter whilst carrying a lading of coals from Newcastle to London.^[1]

1. ↑ HCA 13/62 unfol. 131D3300_DSC_0041