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 |Transcription=shee came into deeper water, about 6 fadoms as; about this deponent remembreth
 where shee came to Anchor with 2. Anchors, haveing her sailes furled
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 The sixth of ffebruary 1655.
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 of September and eleaventh of October shee met with very fowle
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 The sixth of ffebruary 1655.

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+|Transcription=shee came into deeper water, about 6 fadoms as; about this deponent remembreth
-. shee came into deeper water, about 6 fadoms as; about this deponent remembreth
+where shee came to Anchor with 2. Anchors, haveing her sailes furled
-. where shee came to Anchor with 2. Anchors, haveing her sailes furfurled
+and had also her yards and Topmaste shanks, notwithstandinge which
-. and had also her yards and Topmaste shanks, notwithstandinge which
+Anchors did give way and came home, And the sayd shipp strucke
-. Anchors did give way and came home, And the sayd shipp strucke
+on the Sands And therefore were forced to cutt her Cables, and could not
-. on the Sands And therefore were forced to cutt her Cables, and could not
+fflatt the shipp by reason the Rudder was gone before after which they
-. fflatt the shipp by reason the Rudder was gone before after which they
+came to án Anchor which warren lett fall to soone else the shipp had
-. came to án Anchor which warren lett fall to soone else the shipp had
+run into deeper water and might in this deponents Judgment have bin save from such danger
-. run into deeper water and might in this deponents Judgment have XXXXX ˹bin save from such danger˺
+that Anchor had not bin dropt to soone; And saith the said shipp did
-. that Anchor had not bin dropt to soone; And saith the said shipp did
+ground in low water uppon the edge of á Sand, And saith that alsoe
-. ground in low water uppon the edge of á Sand, And saith that alsoe
+the premisses the weather grewe stormy, insoe mućh that the company and
-. the premisses the weather grewe stormy, insoe mućh that the company and
+passengers for the safetyes of theire lives, did intend to betake carefely
-. passengers for the safetyes of theire lives, did intend to betake carefely
+to theire boate, ánd when the boat was full, they in the Boat would
-. to theire boate X, ánd when the boat was XXX full, they in the Boat would
+suffer noe more to come downe to them (the Skiffe beinge formerly
-. suffer noe more to come downe to them (the Skiffe beinge formerly
+away with 6. men in her) And soe went on shoare leaving the Master
-. away with 6. men in her) And soe went on shoare leaving the Master
+and ábout halfe á dozen more in the ship; But saith that by Gods
-. and ábout halfe á dozen more in the ˹ship˺; But saith that by Gods
+great Providence about, 12 â clocke that night the Shipp being floated
-. great Providence about, 12 â clocke that night the Shipp being floated
+the Cable was Cutt and shee fell off the sands, into deeper water
-. the Cable was Cutt and shee fell off the sands, into deeper water
+the Master and company takeing advantage of Ran her áshoare
-. the Master and company takeing advantage of Ran her áshoare
+for the safetys of theire lives. And hee saith that all those inconvieniances
-. for the safetys of theire lives. And hee saith that all those inconvieniances
+interrogate were occasioned by the wilfullnes or Carlessnes of James Waren
-. interrogate were occasioned by the wilfullnes or Carlessnes of James XXXX
+the Pilot, all the men in the shipp being obedient to him neither
-. the Pilot, all the men in the shipp being obedient to him neither
+did the master contradict him in anythinge concerninge the Piloting
-. did the master contradict him in anythinge concerninge the Piloting
+of the said shipp. And further to this Interrogatory cannot answer.
-. of the said shipp. And further to this Interrogatory cannot answer.
-. Edw Alsopp &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+Edw Alsopp &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-.
-. The sixth of ffebruary 1655.
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-. <margin value="Left">John Baker and Company owners of&#125;
+The sixth of ffebruary 1655.
-. the shipp the ffortune (Jacob hast key&#125;
-. Master) against Thomas Corbet.&#125;</margin>
+John Baker and Company owners of&#125;
-. Exámined upon an allegation given
+the shipp the ''ffortune'' (Jacob hast key&#125;
-. on the behalfe of the said Baker
+Master) against Thomas Corbet.&#125;
-. 28 January last.
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. .j.</margin>
+Exámined upon an allegation given
-. Jurian Maes of dantzicke sailer, aged 37
+on the behalfe of the said Baker
-. yeeres or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
+January last.
-. To the first ánd second árticles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
-. that in or about the moneth of August last past the said shipp the
+'''Rp. .j.'''
-. ffortune did at or neere Dantzicke take in and receive of her lading of
-. Merchandizes namely clapboard, wainscot and packs of linnen, which hee saith
+'''Jurian Maes''' of dantzicke sailer, aged 37
-. were well and carefully stowed in the said shipps hold, and were alsoe
+yeeres or thereabouts sworne and exámined.
-. dennaged for the better preservation of the same, and were to be transported
-. to this port of London, towards which shee sett saile with the said goods
+To the first ánd second árticles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
-. from Dantzike in or about the said moneth of August last, and on or about
+that in or about the moneth of August last past the said shipp the
-. the five and twentieth of the said moneth (old stile) being in her course
+''ffortune'' did at or neere Dantzicke take in and receive of her lading of
-. for London, and alsoe on XX or about the first and eighth twentieth
+Merchandizes namely clapboard, wainscot and packs of linnen, which hee saith
-. of September and eleaventh of October shee met with very fowle
+were well and carefully stowed in the said shipps hold, and were alsoe
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">stormie</margin>
+dennaged for the better preservation of the same, and were to be transported
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+to this port of London, towards which shee sett saile with the said goods
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