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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed  on 25/11/2012
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+|First transcribed=2012/11/25
-|First transcribed=12/11/25
+|Editorial history=Edited on 01/06/2013 by Jill Wilcox and on 29/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=after such his Comming aboard the sayd shipp at Gravesend did well
 observe (and indeede it was a thing apparent to all the sayd shipps
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 seeing the eminent danger that the sayd shipp and goods and the lives
 of
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 |Folio=312
 |Side=Recto
-|Status=First cut transcription completed by Liam Haydon on 25/11/12; edited by Jill Wilcox 01/06/13; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription completed by Liam Haydon on 25/11/12; edited by Jill Wilcox 01/06/13; pasted into wikispot on 17/04/14 and edited on 29/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Liam Haydon
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 |Transcription=after such his Comming aboard the sayd shipp at Gravesend did well
-observe (and indeede it was a thing apparent unknown to all the sayd shipps
+observe (and indeede it was a thing apparent to all the sayd shipps
 Company and the passengers and could not but be taken notice of by them)
-that the sayd Waring was a very wilfull and perverse man
+that the sayd Wareing was a very wilfull and perverse man
 matters of pilotting the sayd shipp betwixt Gravesend and the downes
 and would harken to noe bodies advice and was much given to
 curse and swear And this deponent saith that the sea running somwhat
-high so that the shipp did not foole her behine presently according
+high so that the shipp did not feele her helme presently according
-to his the sayd Waring's mynde hee XXXX ˹as sometymes will happen to all shipps˺ the sayd Waring in presense
+to his the sayd Warings mynde as sometymes will happen to all shipps the sayd Waring in presense
 and hearing of this deponent and divers others of the Company and passengers
 of the sayd shipp fell a curseing and swearing and used these or the like
-words in effect videlicet Is this shipp the Exchange, a pox take her,
+words in effect videlicet Is this shipp the ''Exchange'', a pox take her,
-the devill call her and splitt her to peeces And hee further saith
+the devill roll her and splitt her to peeces And hee further saith
 that about the latter end of October or beginning of November 1654
-the sayd shipp comming near a place called the Boide not
+the sayd shipp comming near a place called the Boies not
-farr from the Hare or ReXXXXX ˹River sutrerers˺ which to XXXX of XXX
+farr from the Gore or Reculvers
-XXX which boyes are to give notice of XX XXXXXseverall
+which boyes are to give notice of severall
 dangerous sands lying thereabout, the sayd William Wilkinson
 the Master of the sayd shipp and this deponent and divers of the shipps
 company observing that the shipp was in three fathoms water
-or thereabouts and was in their judgement in some danger, and ˹that˺ the
+or thereabouts and was in their judgement in some danger, and that the
-sayd Waring tooke ing noe notice of such her danger, the sayd Master
+sayd Wareing tooke noe notice of such her danger, the sayd Master
 and this deponent and divers of the sayd shipps company having
 discovered the boyes aforesayd gave the sayd Waring notice thereof
 and desyred him that he would bring the shipp to an Anchor and the
-sayd Waring thereupon fell a curseing and swearing by God's wounds
+sayd Waring thereupon fell a curseing and swearing by Gods wounds
-and Gods harte and the like oathes, and bid the divell splitt her ˹meaning the sayd shipp˺ or words to that
+and Gods harte and the like oathes, and bid the divell splitt her meaning the sayd shipp or words to that
 effect, and notwithstanding the Master and others of the shipps
-Company diswaded him and this deponent told him that there ˹was˺ too
+Company diswaded him and this deponent told him that there was too
 much winde stirring and too much sayle up all ready, yet hee the
 sayd Waring in a wilfull and crosse manner commanded and
 caused the sayd shipps Company to sett up the mayne sayle, and
-would not come to an anchor as he was desyred to do, by which
+would not come to an Anchor as he was desyred to do, by which
 his obstinancie and willfullnes the winds blowing strongly the
-sayd shipp was ˹soon after˺ seuerall tymes violently struck upon the sands
+sayd shipp was soon after severall tymes violently struck upon the sands
-there, and thereby lost her rudder and was otherwise very much
+, and thereby lost her Rudder and was otherwise very much
-hurt and and the winds continued high, then and not before caused the sayd
+hurt and damnified, and the sayd Waring seeing the Rudder lost
 shipps company to bring her to an Anchor among the sands, he
 not being able then to governe her for want of the Rudder, and

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 sayd shipp was ˹soon after˺ seuerall tymes violently struck upon the sands
 there, and thereby lost her rudder and was otherwise very much
-hurt and 38. and the winds continued high, then and not before caused the sayd
+hurt and and the winds continued high, then and not before caused the sayd
 shipps company to bring her to an Anchor among the sands, he
 not being able then to governe her for want of the Rudder, and

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 |Transcription image=P1130783
-|Transcription=1. after such his Comming aboard the sayd shipp at Gravesend did well
+|Transcription=after such his Comming aboard the sayd shipp at Gravesend did well
-. observe (and indeede it was a thing apparent unknown to all the sayd shipps
+observe (and indeede it was a thing apparent unknown to all the sayd shipps
-. Company and the passengers and could not but be taken notice of by them)
+Company and the passengers and could not but be taken notice of by them)
-. that the sayd Waring was a very wilfull and perverse man
+that the sayd Waring was a very wilfull and perverse man
-. matters of pilotting the sayd shipp betwixt Gravesend and the downes
+matters of pilotting the sayd shipp betwixt Gravesend and the downes
-. and would harken to noe bodies advice and was much given to
+and would harken to noe bodies advice and was much given to
-. curse and swear And this deponent saith that the sea running somwhat
+curse and swear And this deponent saith that the sea running somwhat
-. high so that the shipp did not foole her behine presently according
+high so that the shipp did not foole her behine presently according
-. to his the sayd Waring's mynde hee XXXX ˹as sometymes will happen to all shipps˺ the sayd Waring in presense
+to his the sayd Waring's mynde hee XXXX ˹as sometymes will happen to all shipps˺ the sayd Waring in presense
-. and hearing of this deponent and divers others of the Company and passengers
+and hearing of this deponent and divers others of the Company and passengers
-. of the sayd shipp fell a curseing and swearing and used these or the like
+of the sayd shipp fell a curseing and swearing and used these or the like
-. words in effect videlicet Is this shipp the Exchange, a pox take her,
+words in effect videlicet Is this shipp the Exchange, a pox take her,
-. the devill call her and splitt her to peeces And hee further saith
+the devill call her and splitt her to peeces And hee further saith
-. that about the latter end of October or beginning of November 1654
+that about the latter end of October or beginning of November 1654
-. the sayd shipp comming near a place called the Boide not
+the sayd shipp comming near a place called the Boide not
-. farr from the Hare or ReXXXXX ˹River sutrerers˺ which to XXXX of XXX
+farr from the Hare or ReXXXXX ˹River sutrerers˺ which to XXXX of XXX
-. XXX which boyes are to give notice of XX XXXXXseverall
+XXX which boyes are to give notice of XX XXXXXseverall
-. dangerous sands lying thereabout, the sayd William Wilkinson
+dangerous sands lying thereabout, the sayd William Wilkinson
-. the Master of the sayd shipp and this deponent and divers of the shipps
+the Master of the sayd shipp and this deponent and divers of the shipps
-. company observing that the shipp was in three fathoms water
+company observing that the shipp was in three fathoms water
-. or thereabouts and was in their judgement in some danger, and ˹that˺ the
+or thereabouts and was in their judgement in some danger, and ˹that˺ the
-. sayd Waring tooke ing noe notice of such her danger, the sayd Master
+sayd Waring tooke ing noe notice of such her danger, the sayd Master
-. and this deponent and divers of the sayd shipps company having
+and this deponent and divers of the sayd shipps company having
-. discovered the boyes aforesayd gave the sayd Waring notice thereof
+discovered the boyes aforesayd gave the sayd Waring notice thereof
-. and desyred him that he would bring the shipp to an Anchor and the
+and desyred him that he would bring the shipp to an Anchor and the
-. sayd Waring thereupon fell a curseing and swearing by God's wounds
+sayd Waring thereupon fell a curseing and swearing by God's wounds
-. and Gods harte and the like oathes, and bid the divell splitt her ˹meaning the sayd shipp˺ or words to that
+and Gods harte and the like oathes, and bid the divell splitt her ˹meaning the sayd shipp˺ or words to that
-. effect, and notwithstanding the Master and others of the shipps
+effect, and notwithstanding the Master and others of the shipps
-. Company diswaded him and this deponent told him that there ˹was˺ too
+Company diswaded him and this deponent told him that there ˹was˺ too
-. much winde stirring and too much sayle up all ready, yet hee the
+much winde stirring and too much sayle up all ready, yet hee the
-. sayd Waring in a wilfull and crosse manner commanded and
+sayd Waring in a wilfull and crosse manner commanded and
-. caused the sayd shipps Company to sett up the mayne sayle, and
+caused the sayd shipps Company to sett up the mayne sayle, and
-. would not come to an anchor as he was desyred to do, by which
+would not come to an anchor as he was desyred to do, by which
-. his obstinancie and willfullnes the winds blowing strongly the
+his obstinancie and willfullnes the winds blowing strongly the
-. sayd shipp was ˹soon after˺ seuerall tymes violently struck upon the sands
+sayd shipp was ˹soon after˺ seuerall tymes violently struck upon the sands
-. there, and thereby lost her rudder and was otherwise very much
+there, and thereby lost her rudder and was otherwise very much
-. hurt and 38. and the winds continued high, then and not before caused the sayd
+hurt and 38. and the winds continued high, then and not before caused the sayd
-. shipps company to bring her to an Anchor among the sands, he
+shipps company to bring her to an Anchor among the sands, he
-. not being able then to governe her for want of the Rudder, and
+not being able then to governe her for want of the Rudder, and
-. after shee had so rode at Anchor a while the Master and Company
+after shee had so rode at Anchor a while the Master and Company
-. seeing the eminent danger that the sayd shipp and goods and the lives
+seeing the eminent danger that the sayd shipp and goods and the lives
 of

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 . after shee had so rode at Anchor a while the Master and Company
 . seeing the eminent danger that the sayd shipp and goods and the lives
-. <margin value="Bottom right, below main body of text, as lead to next page">of</margin>
+of
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