The Autobiography of Phineas Pett

by Phineas Pett

[161] S.P. Dom., Chas. I, cclxxxvi. 44.

[162] The transverse section at the greatest breadth.

[163] The curves passing through the ends of the floor timbers, as referred to the plan and elevation respectively.

[164] S.P. Dom., Chas. I, cclxxxvi. 105.

[165] Add. MSS. 9300 f. 64; 9336 f. 53. S.P. Dom., Chas. I, ccclxviii. 121. In this list, which is dated September 1637, the ship is not named. The keel length is given as 127 ft., depth from breadth to top of keel as 19 ft. 4 ins., and breadth as 46 ft. 6 ins.

[166] S.P. Dom., Chas. I, cccvi. 83.

[167] Diary, Jan. 31, 1663.

[168] S.P. Dom., Chas. I, ccxcviii. 20.

[169] S.P. Dom., Chas. I, ccxcix. 2, 12.

[170] Hist. MSS. Report, v. 33.