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<document-start>
1. hee remembreth not) there happened a very great and violent storme
2. which continued for many dayes togeather by meanes whereof the
3. Unitie and the sayd ffoxes shipp were separated the one from the other
4. and lost each others company and sawe one an other noe more till the sayd
5. ffoxes shipp arrived at Antego, where shee came in for safety and
6. preservation, though shee were bound for James River in Virginia
7. ......... ˹the place˺ the Unitie was alsoe bound ˹to˺ if shee could have gotten thither
8. And further to this article hee cannot depose./
9. To the 11th 12th 13th 14th and 15th articles hee saith that after the Unitie had
10. soe lost the company of the sayd ffox his shipp the sayd Moulson and Company
11. did discover at Sea an other shipp (which they afterwards understood was
12. the hopefull Luke arlate and bound alsoe for Virginia where shee never arrived
13. being cast away ˹as they afterwards heard˺ upon the coast of Bermudas) but by reason of the stresse of
14. weather within few dayes lost the sight of her againe And the Unitie she
15. continueing her course for Virginia the storme encreased more and more
16. and was alsoe accompanied with much snowe hayle thunder and lightning
17. and the sea wrought exceeding high and often brake into the sayd
18. shipp Unitie notwithstanding all endeavour that could bee used by her
19. Master and Company to orevent the same and by that meanes the bedding of
20. the passengers and Company and the passengers cloathes which were packed
21. upon caske ... and other the goods aboard the sayd shipp were ................
22. and the bread and other provisions of the shipp were much damnified
23. by wett rewards by reason of the seas breaking in, and some of the
24. Caske wherein the provisions of beere and fresh water were kept were
25. staved soe that the Company and passengers were in much want thereof
26. and much straightned in their allowance and soe violent the storme
27. was and continued soe longe that by reason there of the shipps company
28. were forced continually to worke at the Chayne pumpe to preserve
29. her from sinkeing and soe wrought constantly at the pumpe day and
30. night till shee gott to Antego (which happened in the moneth of January
31. one thousand six hundred fifty fower English style) And hee well
32. knoweth being Carpenter as aforesayd that with the violence and
33. long continuance of the sayd stormy and tempestious weather the sayd
34. shipp Unitie was soe exceeding battered and shaken that most of
35. her bonds, and her standers gave way, and her mayne knee gave
36. way about seaven or eight inches from the stemme and the stemme
37. gave way from the upper workes the butt ends of the plankes of the
38. shipp started and gave way and her wayles, and her beames, wrought
39. to and fro, and the Oakeham wrought out of her seames, and the
40. forechaynes of the shipp were washed away to the great endanering
41. of the losse of the foremast and part of the sheathing and some of
42. the false bends of the sayd shipp were alsoe washed .... away and
43. notwithstanding the sayd shipps being kept with continuall pumpeing
44. by reason the sea often brake in and shee shipped much water, shee had
45. once five foote water in hold, and this deponents mate (being in
46. hold with this deponent and others) ranne up out of the hold and told the sayd
47. Master the shipp eas a sinkeing and the company and passengers
48. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">desyred</margin>
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