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|Transcription=the Company of the <u>''hare''</u> understanding that the <u>''hope''</u> was bound for London promised
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to Convoy her, whereupon the Master of the ''Hope'' for avoyding the Dunkirke frigots
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and for Company did assent to goe with them, and so stayed not att Harwich
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but departed for London with the sayd pilott still on board, And it was in a morning
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and the ''Hare'', Ketch and hoy lead the way and the ''Hope'' followed them. And in
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the afternoone of that day the sayd ''hare Pinke'' ketch and hoy being still
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on head of the ''Hope'' came upon certayne sands off of Colchester, And
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the sayd vessells came allso upon the sayd sands and fastned there, And her master
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and Company of this deponents sight and knowledge used their utmost endeavor
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to gett her off. but could not. And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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|Transcription=1. the Company of the hare understanding that the hope was bound for London promised
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To the 15th and 16th articles he saith that the sayd ''Hare pinke'' soone after she came
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2. to Convoy her, whereupon the Master of the Hope for avoyding the Dunkirke frigots
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upon the sayd Sands brake in peices and was lost, and her Company having but
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3. and for Company did assent to goe with them, and so stayed not att Harwich
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a small boat and having about thirty two men on board endeavoured to gett the
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4. but departed for London with the sayd pilott still on board, And it was in a morning
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boat of the ''Hope'', which the Master and Company of her would not part with
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5. and the Hare, Ketch and hoy lead the way and the Hope followed them. And in
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and so they endeavoured all that was possible to gett their shipp off, and plyed the
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6. the afternoone of that day the sayd hare pinke ketch and hoy being still
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pumpe, and went not to shoare till being past hope and being in feare
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7. on head of the Hope came upon certayne sands off of Colchester, And
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to loose their boat by the Company of the ''Hare'', they the sayd Master and
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8. the sayd vessells came allso upon the sayd sands and fastned there, And her master
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Company of the ''Hope'' together with four of the ''Hares'' Company that had
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9. and Company of this deponents sight and knowledge used their utmost endeavor
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gotten into their boat did in the same boat gett to shoare, And otherwise
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10. to gett her off. but could not. And otherwise he cannot depose.
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he cannot depose saving that the sayd shipp ''Hope'' had taken in much water
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upon the sayd sands before her Master and Company went ashoare as aforesayd
  
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11. To the 15th and 16th articles he saith that the sayd Hare pinke soone after she came
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To the 17th. and 18th articles he saith that the sayd shipp came upon the sayd sands about fower
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12. upon the sayd Sands brake in peices and was lost, and her Company having but
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leagues from the shoare, and there was noe towne neere to the place, and only one
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13. a small boat and having about thirty two men on board endeavoured to gett the
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poore howse whither the sayd four persons of the Pinkes Company and the Master and Com
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14. boat of the Hope, which the Master and Company of her would not part with
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pany of the ''hope'' came about midnight, and they enquired for helpe to gett their
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15. and so they endeavoured all that was possible to gett their shipp off, and plyed the
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shipp from the Sands but could heare of none, but within a day or two heard that
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16. pumpe, and went not to shoare till being past hope and being in feare
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some fishermen had gotten the ''Hope'' from the Sands and that she was gone for London
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17. to loose their boat by the Company of the Hare, they the sayd Master and
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whither the sayd Barnhide this deponent and other his mates went to find her And
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18. Company of the Hope together with four of the Hares Company that XXX had
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he saith That att the tyme of the sayd disaster upon the sands all the foresayd goods
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19. gotten into their boat did in the same boat gett to shoare, And otherwise
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laden as aforesayd att Quinsburgh were on board the sayd shipp, and came after
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20. he cannot depose saving that the sayd shipp Hope had taken in much water
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wards to London, and there of this deponents sight were all delivered to the
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21. upon the sayd sands before her Master and Company went ashoare as aforesayd
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persons to who the same were consigned (the fore mentioned bundle of hempe
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22. &#123;And&#125;
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sold att Christian=Sankt as aforesayd onely excepted) &#91;#&#93;
  
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23. To the 17th. and 18th articles he saith that the sayd shipp came upon the sayd sands about fower
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&#91;#&#93; and except some oares
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24. leagues from the shoare, and there was noe towne neere to the place, and XXX XXXX
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&#91;GUTTER ?and&#93; Clapboard which
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25. were howses whither the sayd four persons of the Pinkes Company and the Master and Com
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&#91;GUTTER XXX&#93; ffishermen
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26. pany of the hope came about midnight, and they enquired for helpe to gett their
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&#91;GUTTER XXX&#93; and tooke out of
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27. shipp from the Sands but could heare of none, but within a day or two heard that
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&#91;GUTTER ?the&#93; ''Hope'' as he beleiveth
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28. some fishermen had gotten the Hope from the Sands and that she was gone for London
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Jan '''XP''' MARK Peterson
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29. whither the sayd Barnhide this deponent and other his mates went to find her And
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his marke
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30. he saith That att the tyme of the sayd disaster upon the sands all the foresayd goods
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31. laden as aforesayd att Quinsburgh were on board the sayd shipp, and came after
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32. wards to London, and there of this deponents sight were all delivered to the
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33. persons to who the same were consigned (the fore mentioned bundle of hempe
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34. sold att Christian=Santt as aforesayd onely excepted)# And further deposeth not.
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# and except some oares
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And further deposeth not.
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and XX Clapboard which
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XXX ffishermen
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XX and tooke out of
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the Hope as he beleiveth
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Jan XP MARK Peterson
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his marke</margin>
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44. To the xixth. Article he saith that all and singular the XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX dammages which
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To the xixth. Article he saith that all and singular the dammages which
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45. befell the sayd XXXX XXXX goods were caused by the fury and violence of the
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befell the sayd goods were caused by the fury and violence of the
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46. foresayd stormes and tempests; and by the disaster upon the forementioned sands
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foresayd stormes and tempests; and by the disaster upon the forementioned sands
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47. and not by or through the neglect wilfulnes or default whatsoever of the
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and not by or through the neglect wilfulnes or default whatsoever of the
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48. sayd Martin Barnhide or his shippes Company, which this deponent
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sayd Martin Barnhide or his shippes Company, which this deponent
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49. being Carpenter of the sayd shipp and sayling in her as aforesayd well knoweth
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being Carpenter of the sayd shipp and sayling in her as aforesayd well knoweth
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50. to be true, And otherwise he cannot depose.
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to be true, And otherwise he cannot depose.
  
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51. To the last he saith That his foregoeing deposition is true.
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To the last he saith That his foregoeing deposition is true.
  
 
To the Crosse Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 
To the Crosse Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
  
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54. To the first second and third Interrogatories This Rendent saith he kept noe Journall of the
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To the first second and third Interrogatories This Rendent saith he kept noe Journall of the
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55. foresayd particulars, but well remembreth them as is easy to doe after so short a tyme
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foresayd particulars, but well remembreth them as is easy to doe after so short a tyme
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56. it being but his last voyage. And saith he expecteth nothing whatsoever to come of
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it being but his last voyage. And saith he expecteth nothing whatsoever to come of
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57. this suit or freight thereby demanded, because he hath receyved ten XXXX GUTTER
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this suit or freight thereby demanded, because he hath receyved ten &#91;??Rijx GUTTER&#93;
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58. dollars for the halfe voyage att Quinsburgh and not returning in the sayd
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dollars for the halfe voyage att Quinsburgh and not returning in the sayd
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59. shipp back agayne is not to have any more, nor expecteth any thing XX GUTTER
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shipp back agayne is not to have any more, nor expecteth any thing &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
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60. allso saith that all or most of the hempe aforesayd was wett and damnifyed
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allso saith that all or most of the hempe aforesayd was wett and damnifyed
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61. and some oares and Clapboards were missing att the delivery but how
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and some oares and Clapboards were missing att the delivery but how
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62. many he knoweth not, but beleiveth the sayd Fishermen had them. And saith
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many he knoweth not, but beleiveth the sayd Fishermen had them. And saith
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63. that the sayd Barnhide and Company lost their sayd vessell upon the Sands XXX GUTTER
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that the sayd Barnhide and Company lost their sayd vessell upon the Sands
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64. aforesayd. And further saving his foregoeing deposition he cannot other GUTTER
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aforesayd. And further saving his foregoeing deposition he cannot other&#91;?wise GUTTER&#93;
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65. than negatively depose or answer
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than negatively depose or answere
  
 
Jan '''XP''' &#91;MARKE&#93; Peterson
 
Jan '''XP''' &#91;MARKE&#93; Peterson
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his marke
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his marke.
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2012/11/02
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the Company of the hare understanding that the hope was bound for London promised
to Convoy her, whereupon the Master of the Hope for avoyding the Dunkirke frigots
and for Company did assent to goe with them, and so stayed not att Harwich
but departed for London with the sayd pilott still on board, And it was in a morning
and the Hare, Ketch and hoy lead the way and the Hope followed them. And in
the afternoone of that day the sayd hare Pinke ketch and hoy being still
on head of the Hope came upon certayne sands off of Colchester, And
the sayd vessells came allso upon the sayd sands and fastned there, And her master
and Company of this deponents sight and knowledge used their utmost endeavor
to gett her off. but could not. And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the 15th and 16th articles he saith that the sayd Hare pinke soone after she came
upon the sayd Sands brake in peices and was lost, and her Company having but
a small boat and having about thirty two men on board endeavoured to gett the
boat of the Hope, which the Master and Company of her would not part with
and so they endeavoured all that was possible to gett their shipp off, and plyed the
pumpe, and went not to shoare till being past hope and being in feare
to loose their boat by the Company of the Hare, they the sayd Master and
Company of the Hope together with four of the Hares Company that had
gotten into their boat did in the same boat gett to shoare, And otherwise
he cannot depose saving that the sayd shipp Hope had taken in much water
upon the sayd sands before her Master and Company went ashoare as aforesayd

To the 17th. and 18th articles he saith that the sayd shipp came upon the sayd sands about fower
leagues from the shoare, and there was noe towne neere to the place, and only one
poore howse whither the sayd four persons of the Pinkes Company and the Master and Com
pany of the hope came about midnight, and they enquired for helpe to gett their
shipp from the Sands but could heare of none, but within a day or two heard that
some fishermen had gotten the Hope from the Sands and that she was gone for London
whither the sayd Barnhide this deponent and other his mates went to find her And
he saith That att the tyme of the sayd disaster upon the sands all the foresayd goods
laden as aforesayd att Quinsburgh were on board the sayd shipp, and came after
wards to London, and there of this deponents sight were all delivered to the
persons to who the same were consigned (the fore mentioned bundle of hempe
sold att Christian=Sankt as aforesayd onely excepted) [#]

[#] and except some oares
[GUTTER ?and] Clapboard which
[GUTTER XXX] ffishermen
[GUTTER XXX] and tooke out of
[GUTTER ?the] Hope as he beleiveth
Jan XP MARK Peterson
his marke

And further deposeth not.

To the xixth. Article he saith that all and singular the dammages which
befell the sayd goods were caused by the fury and violence of the
foresayd stormes and tempests; and by the disaster upon the forementioned sands
and not by or through the neglect wilfulnes or default whatsoever of the
sayd Martin Barnhide or his shippes Company, which this deponent
being Carpenter of the sayd shipp and sayling in her as aforesayd well knoweth
to be true, And otherwise he cannot depose.

To the last he saith That his foregoeing deposition is true.

To the Crosse Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING]

To the first second and third Interrogatories This Rendent saith he kept noe Journall of the
foresayd particulars, but well remembreth them as is easy to doe after so short a tyme
it being but his last voyage. And saith he expecteth nothing whatsoever to come of
this suit or freight thereby demanded, because he hath receyved ten [??Rijx GUTTER]
dollars for the halfe voyage att Quinsburgh and not returning in the sayd
shipp back agayne is not to have any more, nor expecteth any thing [XX GUTTER]
allso saith that all or most of the hempe aforesayd was wett and damnifyed
and some oares and Clapboards were missing att the delivery but how
many he knoweth not, but beleiveth the sayd Fishermen had them. And saith
that the sayd Barnhide and Company lost their sayd vessell upon the Sands
aforesayd. And further saving his foregoeing deposition he cannot other[?wise GUTTER]
than negatively depose or answere

Jan XP [MARKE] Peterson
his marke.

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