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|First transcriber=Jill Wilcox 01/12/12

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|Transcription=<document-start>
1. shee were before ˹of this deponents knowledge˺ a tight and stronge lighter yet shee was in very
2. great danger of sinkeing downe right in the River had not the carpenter
3. and some other of the Company of the Mary aforesayd presently came
4. aboard the lighter and helped to stopp her leakes with Oakham, and
5. Clay which they tooke off some barrells of new beere brought aboard
6. the Mary which not with standing this deponent and the sayd other labourers
7. wrought ˹about the XXeds XXX˺ almost up to the middle in water to heave out the rest of her ballest
8. into the mary thereby to lighten the sayd lighter and keepe her from
9. sinking, all which hee saith was occasioned by the willfullnesse of
10. the Company of the Thomasia and Alice in not lowering their sayles and
11. bearing southward as they were desyred, they habing tymely notice soo to
12. doe, and well hearing such notice as by their obstinate answere
13. aforesayd plainely appreared, and saith that the sayd shipp Thomasia
14. and Alice her Company ought having such tymely notice to have
15. taken care not to fall fowle of the sayd lighter and might easily have
16. avoided the same if they would habe endeavoured soo to doe, And
17. further to those a rticles hee cannot depose/
18. To the 6th hee saith hee well knoweth that imediately before the sayd
19. shipp Thomasia and Alice fell fowle of the sayd lighter the Ellen and SScne,
20. shee was a very strong and staunch lighter, and in deede had shee
21. not bin soe, shee bin without doubt sunke downe right by the
22. meanes aforesayd, And what the repaire of the dammage done her
23. rest hee knoweth not, but saith when she was repayered yet by
24. reason it doth appeare shee is patched and preserved hee beleeveth
25. shee will not yeild soe much by five pound sterling in the price
26. of her as shee would have done before the dammage receaved
27. And further hee cannot depose/
28. To the 7th ˹and 8th˺ hee saith hee referreth him selfe to the Registry of this
29. Court and further cannot depose
30. To the 9th he cannot depose/
31. To the 10th hee referreth him selfe to his foregoeing deposition and to the
32. lawe and further cannot depose./
33. To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true/
34. <margin value="middle">To the interrogatories/</margin>
35. To the first interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh to bee examined at the
36. request of the producent and hath receaved ˹of her˺ two shillings sixe pense
37. toward his ˹reindorance˺ losse of his labour by comming and attending to bee ˹sworne and˺ examined
38. and expecteth that the same shall bee made up two shillings a day beeing only
39. soo much as hee could earne by his ˹dayly˺ labour) for soo long tyme as hee shall
40. bee enforced to attend thereabout hee having all ready spent XXXX XXXX
41. fower dayes tyme thereabout and saith hee was one of the labourers aboard
42. the sayd lighter when the dammage happened and to the rest of the
43. interrogatories hee answereth negatively well knowing that the Thomasia and
44. Alice was not thrnst on by any other smack./
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 bearing southward as they were desyred, they habing tymely notice soo to
 doe, and well hearing such notice as by their obstinate answere
-aforesayd plainely appreared, and saith that the sayd shipp ''Thomasin
+aforesayd plainely appreared, and saith that the sayd shipp ''Thomasin''
-and Alice'' her Company ought having such tymely notice to have
+''and Alice'' her Company ought having such tymely notice to have
 taken care not to fall fowle of the sayd lighter and might easily have
 avoided the same if they would habe endeavoured soo to doe, And

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 |Folio=447
 |Side=Recto
-|Status=Transcribed on 01/12/2012
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 01/12/2012
 |First transcriber=Jill Wilcox
 |First transcribed=2012/12/01
 |Editorial history=Edited on 09/02/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
 }}
 {{PageHelp}}
 {{PageTranscription
-|Transcription image={{#transcription-image: P1140061}}
+|Transcription image={{#transcription-image: P1140061.JPG}}
 |Transcription=shee were before of this deponents knowledge a tight and stronge lighter yet shee was in very
 great danger of sinkeing downe right in the River had not the carpenter
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 fower dayes tyme thereabout and saith hee was one of the labourers aboard
 the sayd lighter when the dammage happened and to the rest of the
-interrogatories hee answereth negatively well knowing that the ''Thomasin and
+interrogatories hee answereth negatively well knowing that the ''Thomasin and''
-Alice'' was not thrust on by any other Smack./
+''Alice'' was not thrust on by any other Smack./
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 taken care not to fall fowle of the sayd lighter and might easily have
 avoided the same if they would habe endeavoured soo to doe, And
-further to those a rticles hee cannot depose/
+further to those articles hee cannot depose/
 To the 6th hee saith hee well knoweth that imediately before the sayd

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 |Transcription image=P1140061
-|Transcription=shee were before ˹of this deponents knowledge˺ a tight and stronge lighter yet shee was in very
+|Transcription=shee were before of this deponents knowledge a tight and stronge lighter yet shee was in very
 great danger of sinkeing downe right in the River had not the carpenter
-and some other of the Company of the Mary aforesayd presently came
+and some other of the Company of the ''Mary'' aforesayd presently came
 aboard the lighter and helped to stopp her leakes with Oakham, and
 Clay which they tooke off some barrells of new beere brought aboard
-the Mary which not with standing this deponent and the sayd other labourers
+the ''Mary'' which not with standing this deponent and the sayd other labourers
-wrought ˹about the XXeds XXX˺ almost up to the middle in water to heave out the rest of her ballest
+wrought about the &#91;XXXX XXX&#93; almost up to the middle in water to heave out the rest of her ballast
-into the mary thereby to lighten the sayd lighter and keepe her from
+into the ''Mary'' thereby to lighten the sayd lighter and keepe her from
 sinking, all which hee saith was occasioned by the willfullnesse of
-the Company of the Thomasia and Alice in not lowering their sayles and
+the Company of the ''Thomasin and Alice'' in not lowering their sayles and
 bearing southward as they were desyred, they habing tymely notice soo to
 doe, and well hearing such notice as by their obstinate answere
-aforesayd plainely appreared, and saith that the sayd shipp Thomasia
+aforesayd plainely appreared, and saith that the sayd shipp ''Thomasin
-and Alice her Company ought having such tymely notice to have
+and Alice'' her Company ought having such tymely notice to have
 taken care not to fall fowle of the sayd lighter and might easily have
 avoided the same if they would habe endeavoured soo to doe, And
@@ Line 32: / Line 32: @@
 To the 6th hee saith hee well knoweth that imediately before the sayd
-shipp Thomasin and Alice fell fowle of the sayd lighter the Ellen and SScne,
+shipp ''Thomasin and Alice'' fell fowle of the sayd lighter the ''Ellen and Anne'',
 shee was a very strong and staunch lighter, and in deede had shee
 not bin soe, shee bin without doubt sunke downe right by the
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 To the first interrogatorie hee saith hee cometh to bee examined at the
-request of the producent and hath receaved ˹of her˺ two shillings sixe pense
+request of the producent and hath receaved of her two shillings sixe pense
-toward his ˹reindorance˺ losse of his labour by comming and attending to bee ˹sworne and˺ examined
+toward his hinderance of his labour by comming and attending to bee sworne and examined
 and expecteth that the same shall bee made up two shillings a day beeing only
-soo much as hee could earne by his ˹dayly˺ labour) for soo long tyme as hee shall
+soo much as hee could earne by his dayly labour) for soo long tyme as hee shall
-bee enforced to attend thereabout hee having all ready spent XXXX XXXX
+bee enforced to attend thereabout hee having all ready spent
 fower dayes tyme thereabout and saith hee was one of the labourers aboard
 the sayd lighter when the dammage happened and to the rest of the
-interrogatories hee answereth negatively well knowing that the Thomasia and
+interrogatories hee answereth negatively well knowing that the ''Thomasin and
-Alice was not thrnst on by any other smack./
+Alice'' was not thrust on by any other Smack./
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