| First transcriber
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Karen Gunnell +
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| Folio
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422 +
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| Parent volume
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HCA 13/73 +
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Recto +
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Uploaded image; transcribed +
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| Transcription
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touched the ''John'' after that time, And … touched the ''John'' after that time, And saith that<br />
the Cutting the said Lanyard of the ''John'' was all<br />
the damage that came or happened to her by meanes<br />
of her coming foule of the ''Mary Rose'' and the<br />
same came and was occasioned by reason of<br />
the sheering of the said ship as aforesaid and not<br />
by any default of or in the master or Company of<br />
the ''Mary Rose'' or any of them. And saith that<br />
when the ''John'' came foule of the ''Mary Rose'' as<br />
aforesaid the ''Mary Rose'' was neerer the shore then<br />
the ''John'' and soe Continued all the time the said<br />
ships were foule of each other, and when the<br />
''Mary Rose'' was Cleered she passed Betweene<br />
the ''John'' and the shore and was in more danger<br />
that the ''John'' then was and her Sterne was<br />
aground, but by the Care and paine of her<br />
Company shee was got of and left the ''John'' as<br />
aforesaid, which hee knoweth for the reasons aforesaid.<br />
And further cannot depose./:
To the 6th and 7th hee saith that the ''Mary Rose''<br />
did not the said time dragg home the Anchor<br />
of the ''John'' neither could she soe doe it being<br />
then a Slack tyde and but a little winde And<br />
saith that if the said ship ''John'' did afterwards<br />
come aground the same came not nor was<br />
occasioned by the Master or Company of the<br />
''Mary Rose'' or any of them. And saith that the place<br />
where the ''John'' was left at Anchor was in Tinmouth<br />
Haven and not in the sea, and saith that if the<br />
''John'' had bin a strong ship though she had<br />
come agound, and her master and Company had<br />
taken care of her and done as is usuall in such<br />
Cases she might have bin brought oft without<br />
much prejudice, and saith that it is usuall for ships<br />
there to come aground and get oft againe in safety<br />
and saith that when the ''Mary Rose'' was Cleared there<br />
these two ships a ground and called the ''willing''<br />
''minde'' of Alboron and the other called ''Robert and Elisabeth'' (or ''Elisabeth and Robert'')<br />
of Ipwich which ships afterwards got off in safety this deponent<br />
seeing [BOTTOM RH MARGIN]nent<br />
seeing [BOTTOM RH MARGIN] +
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