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To the 11th hee saith that to the best of his remembrance it was about five
or six howers after the shipp soe touched upon the sayd rock before the sayd Bonner
and Company did discover that shee had taken fower or five foote water in hold And further hee cannot answere not remembring
who of the Company first discovered the same/

To teh 12th hee saith the rock where the sayd shipp first struck or touched
upon was as aforesayd neere Plymouth, and she touched upon that as aforesayd
in the morning, and the rocke whereupon the sayd shipp was Cast away was
the Island of Looe which is severall leagues distant from the rock
where shee first touched, to which Island shee came not till the Evening
of the day of her comming forth from Plymouth, soe that the same rocks
where shee was cast away and the rock where shee first touched were and
are different and not one and the same rock; And further or more particulerly
to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere not observing in what quarter
the winde blew when the sayd shipp came upon the Rocks at Looe Island
but remembreth it blew off the shoare as that the shipps Company could fetch
noe place but that Island, and were therefore forced either to make
thither or else bee blowne cleere out to Sea where they muts of necessity
all have presently sunke and perished./

To teh 13th hee saith hee knoweth not whether it bee usuall to have pylotts at
Plymouth to conduct shipps thence or whether such pylotts bee there to bee had and saith the sayd Bonner being an able
Sea man him selfe did not make use of any other Pylott./

To the 14th hee saith there were coles and woollen cloth and
other goods aboard the sayd shipp the tyme Interrogate but the quantitie
of the particulers or to whome belonging hee knoweth not but beleeveth the
Interrogate Bonner had some woollen Cloath aboard And further hee
cannot answere/

To the 15th hee saith hee knoweth not the names of any of
the Owners of the William and Anne nor what parts they have in her, but
hath heard that the sayd Bonner is one of them but what part hee had
in her hee hath not heard./

To the 16th hee knoweth of noe money or goods taken up by the sayd
Bonner upon Bottomrie nor is bound for any taken up by him And
further cannot anwere/

To the 17th hee cannot answere knowing nothing thereof.

To the 18th hee saith hee hath receaved noe wages either of the sayd
Bonner or any other for the voyages in question./

To the 19th hee cannot answere knowing nothing thereof

To the 20th hee answereth negatively./

To the 21th hee saith hee cannot answere knowing nothing nor
having