| First transcribed
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11 April 2017 +
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| First transcriber
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Colin Greenstreet +
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| Folio
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27 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/63 +
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| Side
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Recto +
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| Status
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Uploaded image; transcribed on 11/04/2017 +
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| Transcription
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of the said ship the ''Saint Jacob'' did n … of the said ship the ''Saint Jacob'' did not withstanding<br />
the said Custome upon the 18th day of ffebruary arlate<br />
ut retolit very carelesslye and negligentlye hee runne<br />
theire said shippe ashore as is arlate and by meanes<br />
thereof haled or runne her upon a hole where lighter<br />
men have used to take up ballast, upon the side of which hole<br />
shee laie with her head fast a drie ground<br />
and her sterne hanging upon the Chaine there, one side<br />
of her bilge lying at the least 6. foot in the water<br />
by reason whereof hee saith the said shippe was much strained<br />
and her seames muc opened. And saith that thereby<br />
and by noe other meanes whatsoever the said shippe<br />
did susteyne the hurt and damage which is pretended<br />
to bee done unto her by the Anchor of the said ship the ''Philippe''<br />
after her comeing from Cuckolds point thither. The<br />
premisses hee deposeth hee this deponent being present<br />
and seeing the said shipp lye as aforesaid upon<br />
the said Hole and cleare of and from the Anchor<br />
of the said ship the ''Phillip''. Et alr nescit deponere
Ad 11um deponit that in case the said ship the ''Saint''<br />
''Jacob'' had at the tyme arlate susteyned and damage<br />
or hurt by running upon or touching of the Anchor<br />
of the ''Phillip'' arlate hee saith the same might and would<br />
easily have bin discerned and discovered either by<br />
some impression in the body or some parte of the said ship the ''Saint''<br />
''Jacob'' or it might and would have appeared by some Rubbing<br />
removeing or Chafeing of the said Anchor or stocke, or at<br />
least this deponent saith bu some impression thereof in<br />
the ground where the said Anchor laie, none of all which<br />
as hee saith, did or could bee any waies seee or perceived<br />
to him this deponent nor unto his precontests<br />
James Merrit James Symes and others who were by the<br />
producent Mr Hussey desired to veiwe the said shippe ''Saint Jacob'' and<br />
Anchor belonging to the ''Phillip''. att which tyme the said<br />
shippe the ''Saint Jacob'' did lye cleare of and from the said<br />
shippe the ''Phillip'' by the distance of about two feet<br />
and neerer then soe much hee saith the said ''Saint Jacob'' could<br />
not possibly come in regard that shee was runne a ground<br />
and there satt fast at her first comeing thither. Et ulterius<br />
deponit that hee this deponent together with his contest William<br />
Chewter after the said shipps running aground at Dickshore<br />
as aforesaid and before the water was fallen quite from her<br />
did seeke for the said Anchor with an oare belonging to the said<br />
shippee belonging to the said<br />
shippe +
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