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HCA 13/70 f.238r Annotate
First transcribed 3 December 2014  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 238  +
Parent volume HCA 13/70  +
Side Recto  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 03/12/2014  +
Transcription likewise of a spare sparr remayning aboardlikewise of a spare sparr remayning aboard her they made<br /> a Mizen Mast, and could have made a fore topp mast alsoe of other provisions<br /> in the sayd shipp if the sayd Maples their Master would have suffered them<br /> soe to doe, which Jury mast and Mizen Mast being made and the storme over<br /> the winde stood fayne for the sayd shipp to proceede on her voyage<br /> to the Straights and soe to Naples and also to goe for Spaine or Portugall<br /> whereupon the sayd shipps company pressed and desyred their sayd Master that<br /> hee would proceede on the sayd voyage to Naples or else make to some port<br /> of Spaine or Portugall to make market of the fish on board, which hee might<br /> then have done, the winde being fayre, and serving to goe to any of the sayd<br /> places as well as to come for London, and the sayd shipp being then as neere<br /> the Straights Spaine and Portugall as England, and might with as little stresse<br /> to the sayd shipp have gone for any of the sayd places as to England, but the<br /> sayd Master (although hee saw other shipps who were in the<br /> Company of the ''Thomas and Lucie'' and had spent their mayne masts in the sayd<br /> strome and receaved as much damage thereby as the ''Thomas and Lucie'' had done)<br /> did steere their course, some towards the Streights, some towards Spaine, in<br /> prosecution of their intended voyages, yet hee the sayd Maples would not<br /> consent and yeild that the shipp ''Thomas and Lucie'' should proceede on her voyage<br /> to Naples, or make to any port of Spaine or Portugall to sell her fish on<br /> board, but sayd that the sayd shipp ''Thomas and Lucie'' had receaved soe<br /> much damage by the sayd storme that her ladeing of goods would not<br /> suffice to repayre her in those parts, and that hee would goe for England<br /> that his owners might see what damage was happened to his sayd shipp and<br /> to her ladeing of ffish on board her and soe compelled his sayd shipps company<br /> to sayle for England, which they in obedience to his commands did, and safely<br /> arrived at Bristoll not being able to gett to Plymouth which the sayd Master and<br /> company endeavoured to have done, And further hee cannot depose saving hee<br /> saith hee hath heard that some of the shipps which were in company of the ''Thomas''<br /> ''and Lucie'' and damnified by the sayd storme in manner predeposed, did arive safely<br /> one of them in Spaine and an other in Portugall and there made their marketts<br /> of the ffish they had then on board and are since returned safe one of them to<br /> Plymouth, and an other of them to London, the premisses hee deposeth being one of<br /> the company of the shipp ''Thomas and Lucie'' and an eye and eare witnes of the things<br /> by him positively and of his knowledge deposed and having credibly heard the rest/ To the 8th and 9th hee saith the sayd shipp ''Thomas and Lucie'' being as aforesayd arrived<br /> at Bristoll the company thereof did by the Comand of their sayd Master William<br /> Maples there unlade all the ffish taken into her at Newfound land (except what<br /> was throwne over board as aforesayd) and afterwards did by his like comand<br /> receave soe much of the same ladeing againe on board the sayd shipp as was<br /> dry and well conditioned and other drye fish sent therewith aboard her, and therewith<br /> departed from Bristoll with intente to prosecute her first intended voyage for<br /> Naples and Lepro, but after they had bin two or three dayes at Sea a great<br /> storme arose the violence whereof brake divers of the beames of the sayd shipp<br /> and soe bruised her that shee became very leakie and tooke in soe much water<br /> that the company with exceeding great paines at the pumpe could hardly<br /> keepe her above water, and the master and company of her seeing what danger<br /> they were in were constrayned in order to the preservation of her, her ladeing<br /> and their owne lives, to returne againe to Bristoll, whether being come the<br /> sayd shipps company by their sayd Masters order unladed the sayd shipp [?XXX GUTTER]<br /> theirsayd shipp [?XXX GUTTER]<br /> their  +
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