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|Transcription=discharged as hee beleeveth if the said Mr Kilvert
 +
would have had it soe And otherwise hee
 +
doeth not beleeve the said position to
 +
bee true in any parte
 +
 +
To the 7th and 8th hee answereth that
 +
saveing his former Answers which
 +
hee beleeveth to bee true
 +
hee doeth not beleeve the said pretensed
 +
positions or either of them to bee true
 +
in any parte
 +
 +
To the nineth hee answereth and belee=
 +
veth that upon the ninth day of Janua
 +
ry the River of Thames was and became
 +
soe full of Ice that this respondent was
 +
necessitated for preservation of his said
 +
shipp and goods to stay onboard and
 +
gett his said shipp haled onshoare
 +
least the Ice might have cutt the Cable
 +
and soe have endangered the utterlosse
 +
both of the said shippe and goods and
 +
the same could not bee soe hawled on
 +
shoare but with the Tide or a flowing
 +
and high water as hee beleeveth which
 +
was betweene or about the houres of
 +
Tenne eleaven and Twelve in the fore
 +
noone and one of the Clocke in the
 +
afternoone of the said day as hee bee=
 +
leeveth and the said shipp was not
 +
nor could bee new moored till about
 +
one of the Clock in the afternoone of
 +
the said ninth of January and for
 +
that the Custome house was shutt and
 +
the time past as hee beleeveth soe that
 +
hee could not enter his said shippe
 +
that day and there was a necessity of
 +
his being onboard his said shippe
 +
all the said time whilest his said shipp
 
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Latest revision as of 12:25, February 8, 2018

Volume HCA 13/124
Folio 108
Side Recto
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Status
Uploaded image; transcribed on 22/06/2016
Languages
Note
IMAGE: IMG_114_04_7175.JPG
First transcriber
Colin Greenstreet
First transcribed
2016/06/22
Editorial history
unknown

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discharged as hee beleeveth if the said Mr Kilvert
would have had it soe And otherwise hee
doeth not beleeve the said position to
bee true in any parte

To the 7th and 8th hee answereth that
saveing his former Answers which
hee beleeveth to bee true
hee doeth not beleeve the said pretensed
positions or either of them to bee true
in any parte

To the nineth hee answereth and belee=
veth that upon the ninth day of Janua
ry the River of Thames was and became
soe full of Ice that this respondent was
necessitated for preservation of his said
shipp and goods to stay onboard and
gett his said shipp haled onshoare
least the Ice might have cutt the Cable
and soe have endangered the utterlosse
both of the said shippe and goods and
the same could not bee soe hawled on
shoare but with the Tide or a flowing
and high water as hee beleeveth which
was betweene or about the houres of
Tenne eleaven and Twelve in the fore
noone and one of the Clocke in the
afternoone of the said day as hee bee=
leeveth and the said shipp was not
nor could bee new moored till about
one of the Clock in the afternoone of
the said ninth of January and for
that the Custome house was shutt and
the time past as hee beleeveth soe that
hee could not enter his said shippe
that day and there was a necessity of
his being onboard his said shippe
all the said time whilest his said shipp

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