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-|First transcriber=K.Gunnell
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 |Transcription=Seeing them there in the Thames presently after the
 ''Mary Rose'' arrived here the said voyage, And further
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 foule of the Mary Rose about an houre after the &#91;?John GUTTER&#93;
 wieghed as aforesaid, and further saving his &#91;?foregoeing GUTTER&#93;
-deposition hee cannot Answer./:
+deposition hee cannot Answer./&#58;
 To the second hee saith it was allmost high water
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 The mark of the said Robert  X Marten &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;
-Reported before Coll. Cork &#91;LEFT HAND MARGIN&#93;
+Reported before Collonel Cork &#91;LEFT HAND MARGIN&#93;
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 |Folio=422
 |Side=Verso
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 ''Mary Rose'' arrived here the said voyage, And further
 cannot depose.
-To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true'
-to the Interries&#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true
-To the first he saith that Francis Doley nowe &#91;?GUTTER&#93;
 the ship the ''Mary Rose'' requested him to come and
 testify herein and saith hee was a foremast man
 of the ''Mary Rose'' the said time and voyage and
-receaved all his wages for the said voyage long &#91;?GUTTER&#93;
+receaved all his wages for the said voyage long &#91;?XX GUTTER&#93;
 And saith that to his remembrance the ''John'' came
 foule of the Mary Rose about an houre after the &#91;?John GUTTER&#93;
 wieghed as aforesaid, and further saving his &#91;?foregoeing GUTTER&#93;
-deposition hee cannot Answer.
+deposition hee cannot Answer./:
-To the second hee saith it was almost high water
-when the ''John'' came foule as aforesaid, and saith by
+To the second hee saith it was allmost high water
-cutting the said Lanyard did not put the ''John'' &#91;?off GUTTER&#93;
+when the ''John'' came foule as aforesaid, And saith by
 her steerage, and the ''Johns'' midships came foule of
 the Bowe on the Starboard side of the ''Mary Rose''
 and to the rest hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing
-deposition, and otherwise cannot Answer.
+deposition, and otherwise cannot Answer./.
 To the 3rd negatively.
 To the 4th Saving as aforesaid he cannot answer
 hee not knoweing where the ''John'' came aground.
-to the 5th hee saith the winde the time Inte&#91;?GUTTER&#93;
 to his Remembrance was at South West and
 by west or at West South West or neere thereabouts
 the winde blowing allmost directly downe the &#91;? GUTTER&#93;
 To the 6th hee saith the place were the ''John'' &#91;?was GUTTER&#93;
-soe left at Anchor is the breadth of about
+soe left at Anchor is of the breadth of about
 three ships lengths, and saith that this Deponent hath &#91;?seen GUTTER&#93;
 three shipps goe out there abreast Laden with Cole &#91;? GUTTER&#93;
 saith that generally ships that are a Sterne &#91;?GUTTER&#93;
 observe the course of the shipss that are ahead and as much endeavour
-to keepe clear of them by slackening the &#91;?sGUTTER &#93;
+to keepe Cleere of them by slackening there &#91;?sGUTTER &#93;
-and otherwise cannot Answer -
+and otherwise cannot Answer./.
-The mark of the said Robert  x Marten &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;
 Reported before Coll. Cork &#91;LEFT HAND MARGIN&#93;
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 ''Mary Rose'' arrived here the said voyage, And further
 cannot depose.
-To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true
+To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true'
-To the Interries
+to the Interries&#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-To the first he saith that Francis Doley nowe &#91;?&#93;
+To the first he saith that Francis Doley nowe &#91;?GUTTER&#93;
 the ship the ''Mary Rose'' requested him to come and
 testify herein and saith hee was a foremast man
 of the ''Mary Rose'' the said time and voyage and
-receaved all his wages for the said voyage long &#91;?&#93;
+receaved all his wages for the said voyage long &#91;?GUTTER&#93;
 And saith that to his remembrance the ''John'' came
-foule of the Mary Rose about an houre after the &#91;John?&#93;
+foule of the Mary Rose about an houre after the &#91;?John GUTTER&#93;
-wieghed as aforesaid, and further saving his &#91;?foregoeing&#93;
+wieghed as aforesaid, and further saving his &#91;?foregoeing GUTTER&#93;
 deposition hee cannot Answer.
 To the second hee saith it was almost high water
 when the ''John'' came foule as aforesaid, and saith by
-cutting the said Lanyard did not put the ''John'' &#91;off?&#93;
+cutting the said Lanyard did not put the ''John'' &#91;?off GUTTER&#93;
 her steerage, and the ''Johns'' midships came foule of
 the Bowe on the Starboard side of the ''Mary Rose''
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 To the 4th Saving as aforesaid he cannot answer
 hee not knoweing where the ''John'' came aground.
-to the 5th hee saith the winde the time Inte&#91;?&#93;
+to the 5th hee saith the winde the time Inte&#91;?GUTTER&#93;
 to his Remembrance was at South West and
 by west or at West South West or neere thereabouts
-the winde blowing allmost directly downe the &#91;?&#93;
+the winde blowing allmost directly downe the &#91;? GUTTER&#93;
-To the 6th hee saith the place were the ''John'' &#91;?was&#93;
+To the 6th hee saith the place were the ''John'' &#91;?was GUTTER&#93;
 soe left at Anchor is the breadth of about
-three ships lengths, and saith that this Deponent hath &#91;?seen&#93;
+three ships lengths, and saith that this Deponent hath &#91;?seen GUTTER&#93;
-three shipps goe out there abreast Laden with Cole &#91;?&#93;
+three shipps goe out there abreast Laden with Cole &#91;? GUTTER&#93;
-saith that generally ships that are a Sterne &#91;?&#93;
+saith that generally ships that are a Sterne &#91;?GUTTER&#93;
 observe the course of the shipss that are ahead and as much endeavour
-to keepe clear of them by slackening the &#91;s?&#93;
+to keepe clear of them by slackening the &#91;?sGUTTER &#93;
 and otherwise cannot Answer -
-The mark of the said Robert  x Marten
+The mark of the said Robert  x Marten &#91;SIGNATURE RH SIDE&#93;
-Reported before Coll. Cork
+Reported before Coll. Cork &#91;LEFT HAND MARGIN&#93;
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 |Transcription=Seeing them there in the Thames presently after the
-Mary Rose arrived here the said voyage, And further
+''Mary Rose'' arrived here the said voyage, And further
 cannot depose.
 To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true
 To the Interries
 To the first he saith that Francis Doley nowe &#91;?&#93;
-the ship the Mary Rose requested him to come and
+the ship the ''Mary Rose'' requested him to come and
 testify herein and saith hee was a foremast man
-of the Mary Rose the said time and voyage and
+of the ''Mary Rose'' the said time and voyage and
 receaved all his wages for the said voyage long &#91;?&#93;
-And saith that to his remembrance the John came
+And saith that to his remembrance the ''John'' came
 foule of the Mary Rose about an houre after the &#91;John?&#93;
 wieghed as aforesaid, and further saving his &#91;?foregoeing&#93;
 deposition hee cannot Answer.
 To the second hee saith it was almost high water
-when the John came foule as aforesaid, and saith by
+when the ''John'' came foule as aforesaid, and saith by
-cutting the said Lanyard did not put the John &#91;off?&#93;
+cutting the said Lanyard did not put the ''John'' &#91;off?&#93;
-her steerage, and the Johns midships came foule of
+her steerage, and the ''Johns'' midships came foule of
-the Bowe on the Starboard side of the Mary Rose
+the Bowe on the Starboard side of the ''Mary Rose''
 and to the rest hee referreth himselfe to his foregoeing
 deposition, and otherwise cannot Answer.
 To the 3rd negatively.
 To the 4th Saving as aforesaid he cannot answer
-hee not knoweing where the John came aground.
+hee not knoweing where the ''John'' came aground.
 to the 5th hee saith the winde the time Inte&#91;?&#93;
 to his Remembrance was at South West and
 by west or at West South West or neere thereabouts
 the winde blowing allmost directly downe the &#91;?&#93;
-To the 6th hee saith the place were the John &#91;?was&#93;
+To the 6th hee saith the place were the ''John'' &#91;?was&#93;
 soe left at Anchor is the breadth of about
 three ships lengths, and saith that this Deponent hath &#91;?seen&#93;

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