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| − | |Transcription=and others to stay on board | + | |Transcription=and others to stay on board her endeavour the preservation of her and |
if they could preserve her to carry her to the first first port they could | if they could preserve her to carry her to the first first port they could | ||
| − | make or to that effect | + | make or to that effect In obedience to which command the sayd Gough |
as Commander and this deponent and the sayd 45 men of the ''Lyon's'' company | as Commander and this deponent and the sayd 45 men of the ''Lyon's'' company | ||
did staye on board though with great hazard of their lives and with | did staye on board though with great hazard of their lives and with | ||
continuall labour of two hand pumps continually goeing and divers | continuall labour of two hand pumps continually goeing and divers | ||
| − | bayling water continually with bucketts | + | bayling water continually with bucketts and helpe of a spritsayle |
they had of the ''Lyon'' which they made serve for a foresayle for the shipp | they had of the ''Lyon'' which they made serve for a foresayle for the shipp | ||
| − | Interrogate | + | Interrogate the at length brought her to Brieksham Key in Tourbay |
which was the first port they could make the winde blowing hard to the | which was the first port they could make the winde blowing hard to the | ||
| − | Southwards | + | Southwards where after she was arrived her leakes were stopped. |
| − | And this deponent there left her being ordered by the vice Admiral | + | And this deponent there left her being ordered by the vice Admiral there |
| − | to returne to his ship | + | to returne to his ship the ''Lyon'' which hee accordingly did And therefore |
cannot further answere to this Interrogatorrie. | cannot further answere to this Interrogatorrie. | ||
| − | To the second Interrogatorie | + | To the second Interrogatorie hee saith there was noe living thing aboard the sayd |
shipp when shee was soe found driving as aforesayd save a dogg | shipp when shee was soe found driving as aforesayd save a dogg | ||
| − | and catts and suchlike vermin and saith shee had then aboard | + | and catts and suchlike vermin and saith shee had then aboard her a good |
| − | some bread which was all spoiled with wett received as touching | + | quantitie of trayne vy be some whalebone, and much empty calke, and |
| − | + | some bread which was all spoiled with wett received and as touching what | |
| − | + | Condition the vessel itselfe was then in hee hath answered to it before | |
| + | soe much as hee can And further hee cannot answere/ | ||
To the third hee saith hee knoweth not the name of the shipp Interrogate nor | To the third hee saith hee knoweth not the name of the shipp Interrogate nor | ||
who had bin Master of her nor whence she came, but conceiveth by her | who had bin Master of her nor whence she came, but conceiveth by her | ||
| − | + | ladeing shee came from Greeneland, nor knoweth hee whether shee was | |
| − | bound And further to this interrogatorie | + | bound And further to this interrogatorie hee cannot answere/ |
To the 4th hee saith that when the shipps the ''Lyon'' was a great distance | To the 4th hee saith that when the shipps the ''Lyon'' was a great distance | ||
| − | off there were fower or five shipps neere the shipp | + | off there were fower or five shipps neere the shipp Interrogate but |
| − | made away from her as the ''Lyon'' | + | made away from her as the ''Lyon'' drew neerer but whether they were |
| − | of the Company of the sayd shipp hee knoweth not but | + | of the Company of the sayd shipp hee knoweth not but beleeveth |
rather they were some that had bin in fight with her and had taken | rather they were some that had bin in fight with her and had taken | ||
| − | away her men and were plundering of her and seeing the Lyon come | + | away her men and were plundering of her and seeing the ''Lyon'' come |
made away And further hee cannot to this Interrogatorie depose | made away And further hee cannot to this Interrogatorie depose | ||
saving hee saith hee heard his contest John Gough who went in the | saving hee saith hee heard his contest John Gough who went in the | ||
shipp Interrogate to dartmouth and there delivered her ladeing saye and | shipp Interrogate to dartmouth and there delivered her ladeing saye and | ||
| − | affirme that they were at sea in Company of the shipp Interrogate | + | affirme that some ffrench men there who helped to unlade the sayd |
| − | before | + | shipp sayd that they were at sea in Company of the shipp Interrogate |
| − | they knew shee did | + | before shee was found driveing in the manner aforesayd and that |
| + | they knew shee did belonge to ffrenchmen./ | ||
To the 5th Interrogatorie hee saith the shipp Interrogate is as this deponent judges | To the 5th Interrogatorie hee saith the shipp Interrogate is as this deponent judges | ||
by her mould and shape flemish built, and saith there is a picture on her | by her mould and shape flemish built, and saith there is a picture on her | ||
| − | + | sterne but what the same is hee remembreth not. And saith [hee GUTTER] | |
| − | knoweth of any | + | knoweth of any writings whatsoever found aboard her and |
further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere./ | further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere./ | ||
To the last hee saith hee believeth the shipp Interrogate had bin | To the last hee saith hee believeth the shipp Interrogate had bin | ||
| − | in fight with some other | + | in fight with some other shipp or shipps not longe before shee was |
| + | found | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 15:21, January 3, 2015
| Volume | HCA 13/70 |
|---|---|
| Folio | 522 |
| Side | Verso |
| ← Previous Page | |
| Status | |
| First cut transcription started and completed on 07/12/14 by Karen Gunnell | |
| First transcriber | |
| K J Gunnell | |
| Editorial history | |
| Created 29/08/14, by CSG | |
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and others to stay on board her endeavour the preservation of her and
if they could preserve her to carry her to the first first port they could
make or to that effect In obedience to which command the sayd Gough
as Commander and this deponent and the sayd 45 men of the Lyon's company
did staye on board though with great hazard of their lives and with
continuall labour of two hand pumps continually goeing and divers
bayling water continually with bucketts and helpe of a spritsayle
they had of the Lyon which they made serve for a foresayle for the shipp
Interrogate the at length brought her to Brieksham Key in Tourbay
which was the first port they could make the winde blowing hard to the
Southwards where after she was arrived her leakes were stopped.
And this deponent there left her being ordered by the vice Admiral there
to returne to his ship the Lyon which hee accordingly did And therefore
cannot further answere to this Interrogatorrie.
To the second Interrogatorie hee saith there was noe living thing aboard the sayd
shipp when shee was soe found driving as aforesayd save a dogg
and catts and suchlike vermin and saith shee had then aboard her a good
quantitie of trayne vy be some whalebone, and much empty calke, and
some bread which was all spoiled with wett received and as touching what
Condition the vessel itselfe was then in hee hath answered to it before
soe much as hee can And further hee cannot answere/
To the third hee saith hee knoweth not the name of the shipp Interrogate nor
who had bin Master of her nor whence she came, but conceiveth by her
ladeing shee came from Greeneland, nor knoweth hee whether shee was
bound And further to this interrogatorie hee cannot answere/
To the 4th hee saith that when the shipps the Lyon was a great distance
off there were fower or five shipps neere the shipp Interrogate but
made away from her as the Lyon drew neerer but whether they were
of the Company of the sayd shipp hee knoweth not but beleeveth
rather they were some that had bin in fight with her and had taken
away her men and were plundering of her and seeing the Lyon come
made away And further hee cannot to this Interrogatorie depose
saving hee saith hee heard his contest John Gough who went in the
shipp Interrogate to dartmouth and there delivered her ladeing saye and
affirme that some ffrench men there who helped to unlade the sayd
shipp sayd that they were at sea in Company of the shipp Interrogate
before shee was found driveing in the manner aforesayd and that
they knew shee did belonge to ffrenchmen./
To the 5th Interrogatorie hee saith the shipp Interrogate is as this deponent judges
by her mould and shape flemish built, and saith there is a picture on her
sterne but what the same is hee remembreth not. And saith [hee GUTTER]
knoweth of any writings whatsoever found aboard her and
further to this Interrogatorie hee cannot answere./
To the last hee saith hee believeth the shipp Interrogate had bin
in fight with some other shipp or shipps not longe before shee was
found
