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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcribed=2012/11/01
-|First transcribed=12/11/01
+|Editorial history=Edited on 29/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=To the 5th hee saith hee knoweth the Interrogate Mathew Plowman
 and saith the sayd Plowman was at such tyme as the stormes aforesayd
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 John '''‡''' Smith. &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>******************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The same day &#91;XX&#93; &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 uphold it) and were togeather with the topp mast and all the yardes and sayles &#91;?XXXXX&#93; and tossed over board and lost in the Sea which hee verily beleeveth it would not have done if the &#91;?sayd GUTTER&#93;
 shroudes
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 |Folio=259
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription started on 14/10/12 and completed on 01/11/12
+|Status=First cut transcription started on 14/10/12 and completed on 01/11/12; edited on 29/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=To the 5th hee saith hee knoweth the Interrogate Mathew Plowman
 and saith the sayd Plowman was at such tyme as the stormes aforesayd
-happenedd a sickly man and soe had bin for three or fower dayes before
+happened a sickly man and soe had bin for three or fower dayes before
 and kept his Cabbin and came not out by reason of his sickness And
 saith hee well observed and knoweth that the sayd Plowman did not come
-forth of his cabbin XXXing in the sayd stormes untill after the sayd shipps
+forth of his cabbin in the sayd stormes untill after the sayd shipps
 mayne mast and shrowdes and tackle aforesayd were downe and blowne
-over board and gone and when hee did come the reason thereof XXX XXX
+over board and gone and when hee did come the reason thereof
-hee there was as to for that a great sea came into the sayd shipp and
+was for that a great sea came into the sayd shipp and
 part thereof went into his Cabbin soe that the sayd Plowman fearing
 as this deponent beleeveth that hee should bee drowned in the Cabbin
 thereupon came forth thereof and hee this deponent well knowing
 the sayd Plowmans Cabbin is well assured that the same being
-within the great Cabbin and obscured ˹and hidd˺ by the bulke heads of the sayd
+within the great Cabbin and obscured and hidd by the bulke heads of the sayd
 shipp It was impossible for him from out the sayd Cabbin to see
 and discover what was done in the sayd shipp by others of her company
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 John '''‡''' Smith. &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>********************************</nowiki>
+<nowiki>******************************</nowiki>
-The same day XX
+The same day &#91;XX&#93; &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-Examined on the sayd Interrogatories
+Examined on the sayd Interrogatories/
 '''d Smith'''
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 '''2'''
-'''John Sutton''' of Wapping in the parish of Saint
+'''John Sutton''' of Wapping in the parish of Saint Mary Matsellon
 Mary Matsellon
 alias Whitechappell and County of Middlesex Mariner Boatswaine
 of the shipp the ''Saphir'' aged twenty sixe yeares or there
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 To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith that hee well knoweth
-the Interrogate Shipp the Saphir and went Boatswaine of and in her the voyage
+the Interrogate Shipp the ''Saphir'' and went Boatswaine of and in her the voyage
 in question being her last voyage from London and saith that in the sayd
 voyage the sayd shipp about forescore leagues to the Southwest of Scilly
-mett with an exceeding great storme and tempest XXX so which continued
+mett with an exceeding great storme and tempest which continued
 with great force for five or sixe howers togeather in soe much that
 the sayd shipp and her ladeing and alsoe the lives of her company on board
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 sayd Master and Company seeing the great danger they and the sayd shipp
 were in did conclude that the safest way to preserve the sayd shipp and
-ladeing from sinkeing and perishing in and by the sayd strome was to
+ladeing from sinkeing and perishing in and by the sayd storme was to
 cutt the mayne mast and other her tacke over board, and according to
 the sayd conclusion and agreement the sayd shipps Company by order of the
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 then and not before the mayne mast (although it were a new stronge and
 substantiall maste) brake in peeces a good way above the place where it was
-begunne to bee cutt (wanting the sayd shroudes and staye to XXXXX, and
+begunne to bee cutt (wanting the sayd shroudes and staye to guide, and
-uphold at and were togeather with the topp mast and all the yardes and sayles XXXXX and tossed over board and lost in the Sea which hee verily beleeveth it would not have done if the sayd GUTTER
+uphold it) and were togeather with the topp mast and all the yardes and sayles &#91;?XXXXX&#93; and tossed over board and lost in the Sea which hee verily beleeveth it would not have done if the &#91;?sayd GUTTER&#93;
 shroudes

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 substantiall maste) brake in peeces a good way above the place where it was
 begunne to bee cutt (wanting the sayd shroudes and staye to XXXXX, and
-uphold at and were togeather with the topp mast and all the yardes and sayles XXXXX and tossed over board and lost in the Sea˺ which hee verily beleeveth it would not have done if the sayd GUTTER
+uphold at and were togeather with the topp mast and all the yardes and sayles XXXXX and tossed over board and lost in the Sea which hee verily beleeveth it would not have done if the sayd GUTTER
 shroudes

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-|Transcription=1. To the 5th hee saith hee knoweth the Interrogate Mathew Plowman
+|Transcription=To the 5th hee saith hee knoweth the Interrogate Mathew Plowman
-. and saith the sayd Plowman was at such tyme as the stormes aforesayd
+and saith the sayd Plowman was at such tyme as the stormes aforesayd
-. happenedd a sickly man and soe had bin for three or fower dayes before
+happenedd a sickly man and soe had bin for three or fower dayes before
-. and kept his Cabbin and came not out by reason of his sickness And
+and kept his Cabbin and came not out by reason of his sickness And
-. saith hee well observed and knoweth that the sayd Plowman did not come
+saith hee well observed and knoweth that the sayd Plowman did not come
-. forth of his cabbin XXXing ˹in˺ the sayd stormes untill after the sayd shipps
+forth of his cabbin XXXing in the sayd stormes untill after the sayd shipps
-. mayne mast and shrowdes and tackle aforesayd were downe and blowne
+mayne mast and shrowdes and tackle aforesayd were downe and blowne
-. over board and gone and when hee did come the reason thereof XXX XXX
+over board and gone and when hee did come the reason thereof XXX XXX
-. hee there was as to for that a great sea came into the sayd shipp and
+hee there was as to for that a great sea came into the sayd shipp and
-. part thereof went into his Cabbin soe that the sayd Plowman fearing
+part thereof went into his Cabbin soe that the sayd Plowman fearing
-. as this deponent beleeveth that hee should bee drowned in the Cabbin
+as this deponent beleeveth that hee should bee drowned in the Cabbin
-. thereupon came forth thereof and hee this deponent well knowing
+thereupon came forth thereof and hee this deponent well knowing
-. the sayd Plowmans Cabbin is well assured that the same being
+the sayd Plowmans Cabbin is well assured that the same being
-. within the great Cabbin and obscured ˹and hidd˺ by the bulke heads of the sayd
+within the great Cabbin and obscured ˹and hidd˺ by the bulke heads of the sayd
-. shipp It was impossible for him from out the sayd Cabbin to see
+shipp It was impossible for him from out the sayd Cabbin to see
-. and discover what was done in the sayd shipp by others of her company
+and discover what was done in the sayd shipp by others of her company
-. in any part thereof And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot depose/
+in any part thereof And further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot depose/
-. <margin value="Left">Repeated before doctor Godolphin</margin>
-. the marke of the sayd RH SIDE, UNDER TEXT
+Repeated before doctor Godolphin
-. John ‡ Smith. RH SIDE, UNDER TEXT
-.
+the marke of the sayd &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. The same day XX
-. Examined on the sayd Interrogatories
+John '''‡''' Smith. &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. <margin value="Left">d Smith</margin>
-. <margin value="Left">2</margin>
+<nowiki>********************************</nowiki>
-. John Sutton of Wapping in the parish of Saint
-. Mary Matsellon
+The same day XX
-. alias Whitechappell and County of Middlesex Mariner Boatswaine
-. of the shipp the Saphir aged twenty sixe yeares or there
+Examined on the sayd Interrogatories
-. abouts a wittnes sworne and examined saith and
-. deposeth as followeth videlicet./
+'''d Smith'''
-. To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith that hee well knoweth
-. the Interrogate Shipp the Saphir and went Boatswaine of and in her the voyage
+'''2'''
-. in question being her last voyage from London and saith that in the sayd
-. voyage the sayd shipp about forescore leagues to the Southwest of Scilly
+'''John Sutton''' of Wapping in the parish of Saint
-. mett with an exceeding great storme and tempest XXX so which continued
+Mary Matsellon
-. with great force for five or sixe howers togeather in soe much that
+alias Whitechappell and County of Middlesex Mariner Boatswaine
-. the sayd shipp and her ladeing and alsoe the lives of her company on board
+of the shipp the ''Saphir'' aged twenty sixe yeares or there
-. ˹her˺ were in extreame perill and danger of being utterly lost and the
+abouts a wittnes sworne and examined saith and
-. sayd Master and Company seeing the great danger they and the sayd shipp
+deposeth as followeth videlicet./
-. were ˹in˺ did conclude that the safest way to preserve the sayd shipp and
-. ladeing from sinkeing and perishing in and by the sayd strome was to
+To the first and second Interrogatories hee saith that hee well knoweth
-. cutt the mayne mast and other her tacke over board, and according to
+the Interrogate Shipp the Saphir and went Boatswaine of and in her the voyage
-. the sayd conclusion and agreement the sayd shipps Company by order of the
+in question being her last voyage from London and saith that in the sayd
-. Master began to Cutt the mayne mast and then cutt the shroudes
+voyage the sayd shipp about forescore leagues to the Southwest of Scilly
-. and stays of the mayne mast and the says shroudes and stay being cutt
+mett with an exceeding great storme and tempest XXX so which continued
-. then and not before the mayne mast (although it were a new stronge and
+with great force for five or sixe howers togeather in soe much that
-. substantiall maste) brake in peeces a good way above ˹the place˺ where it was
+the sayd shipp and her ladeing and alsoe the lives of her company on board
-. begunne to bee cutt (wanting the sayd shroudes and staye to XXXXX, and
+her were in extreame perill and danger of being utterly lost and the
-. uphold at ˹and were togeather with the topp mast and all the yardes and sayles XXXXX and tossed over board and lost in the Sea˺ which hee verily beleeveth it would not have done if the sayd GUTTER
+sayd Master and Company seeing the great danger they and the sayd shipp
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">shroudes</margin>
+were in did conclude that the safest way to preserve the sayd shipp and
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