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HCA 13/73 f.113r Annotate
First transcribed 13 August 2013  +
First transcriber Colin Greenstreet  +
Folio 113  +
Parent volume HCA 13/73  +
Side Recto  +
Status Uploaded image; transcribed on 13/08/2013  +
Transcription and Comonly accounted, and further cannot and Comonly accounted, and further cannot depose:/: To the second hee saith that in or about the beginning<br /> of the moneth of August 1658, the said ship ''Warewell''<br /> arived in the River of Thames with her Lading<br /> of Coles. and came to an Anchor a little belowe<br /> or against Wapping dock, and there moored in<br /> a very good and Convenient birth, where ships doe<br /> usually ryde at Anchor, and there rid in safety<br /> one floud and two Ebbs, during which time there<br /> was noe appearance of any Anchor or buoy neere<br /> unto the place where the said ship was moored<br /> The premises hee deposeth for that hee this<br /> Deponent belonged the said time to the ''James'' of<br /> London which then came up the River the Tide before<br /> the ''Warewell'' came up, and moored a little above<br /> the ''Warewell'', and this Deponent did see the said<br /> ship the ''Warewell'', take up her birth in the foresaid<br /> place, and tooke notice of her said mooring and ryding<br /> as aforesaid: And further cannot depose. To the 3.d and 4.th hee saith that after the said Ship the ''Warewell''<br /> had layne moored in the place aforesaid for the<br /> space of One ffloud and two Ebbs. shee happened<br /> to be bilged upon an Anchor which lay within the<br /> said ships birthe which had not then any boy fastned<br /> to it, and saith that soo soone as the said ship the<br /> ''Warewell'' was perceived to be bilged by her not XXXXing in the<br /> River, this Deponent and severall other Mariners<br /> belonging to other ships that Rid there went<br /> presently on board her, and found her then to have<br /> foure fooote water in her hold. And saith that this<br /> Deponent and the said other mariners and alsoe the ''Warewells''<br /> Company, did Labour very hard and used their<br /> best Endeavours to runne the said ship ashore, and<br /> to that end did pumpe her, and heave out about<br /> three Lighters of Coles: and then by their greate<br /> Labours and endeavour go her some what neerer<br /> to the shore, and then heaved about another<br /> Lighter of Coales. out of her. and did all that<br /> they could possibly doe to prevent further dammages<br /> that might have happened to the said Ship and Coles<br /> by reason of her said bilging on the said Anchor<br /> The premisses hee deposeth for that hee assisted therein<br /> and was was (sic) an Eye witnesse of the same and<br /> further cannot depose./.e and<br /> further cannot depose./.  +
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