HCA 13/65 f.84v Annotate - Revision history

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 there was on board her, 63 thowsand of hoopes, and fifty
 Cases of glasses, laded by John Cole an English man liveing at
-Roane in ffrance, where they were laden aboard the said shipp to nee trans
+Roane in ffrance, where they were laden aboard the said shipp to bee trans
 =ported to Bourdeux according to the sewrall bills of ladeing annexed to the
 said Interrogatories, which said goods are french goods but whether belonging to

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 To the third Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth, that att such time as the said &#91;?ship GUTTER&#93;
-was taken as aforesaid, there were not any other papers pr writeings or
+was taken as aforesaid, there were not any other papers or writeings or
 &#91;XXX GUTTER&#93;
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 =owner as aforesaid for foure yeares last past and upwards, And otherwise
 hee saith hee cannot depose./
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 and taken hee this deponent haveing bin Master of the said shipp and part
 =owner as aforesaid for foure yeares last past and upwards, And otherwise
-hee saoth hee cannot depose./
+hee saith hee cannot depose./
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-|Transcription=The 11th day of September 1651.
+|Transcription=XXX
-−
-Touching the said ship the&#125;
-''Lawrell''.&#125;
-−
-'''Israell Powell''' of the parishe of Saint Olaves in
-Southwarke in the County of Surry ffeltmaker
-aged 40 yeares of thereabouts sworne
-and Examined deposeth
-as followeth. videlicet That hee this deponent was one
-of the Company of and belonging to the ship the ''Lawrell''
-att such tyme as she came last from Smirna bound for Leghorne
-And saith that when the said ship was about 25 leagues off
-Leghorne they espied two saile of ships to the Leward of them
-one of which after wards proved to bee a French man of warre and
-the other a prize which shee had taken, which said ships were noe
-sooner discovered but that Mr Maplesden comander
-of the said ship ''Lawrell'' said they were Englishe ships and therefore hee
-would stay for them, and soe did accordingly, untill the Eveneing
-at which tyme the said ffrenchman of warres Longboate came
-up with the ''Lawrell'' and hawled them and demanded whence they
-were and whither they were bound to which answere was returned
-from the ''Lawrell'' that they were of England and they they were bound
-for Leghorne which done the man of warres company told them
-what theire ship was and therefore willd them to stay there where
-they then were till the next morning which was upon the thirteenth or
-fowreteenth dayes of November 1649 as hee remembreth the tyme
-which was done accordingly and the said ship stayed there albeit
-shee was to the windward of the said Ma of warre and might without
-doubt have gone in to Leghorne if the said Maplesden had soe
-thought good long before the man of warre could have come up to her
-And on the said Morning soe soone as it was daylight the said
-Man of warre came up with the ''Lawrell'' and sent his boate
-abord with diverse men in her who againe hawled them and demanded
-the said Maplesden to come abord, which hee did not doe, but
-with them in his owne boate did send his Cheife Mate and a
-Fryer which (sic) was abord the ''Lawrell'' unto the said Man of warre to
-give them satisfaction to such questions as they should demand
-touching the said ship both which (sic) together with the said Boate were
-by the said Man of warre detayned and kepte there without
-returneing againe to the ''lawrell'' which gave this deponent
-and all the rest of the Company abord the ''Lawrell;; great cause
-to distrust the said man of warre, and to beleeve that they intended
-noe good unto them. And further saith that soone after the premisses
-the said Man of warre did againe send his boat with some of
-his officers and diverse of his company abord the ''Lawrell''
-which said officer&#91;?s&#93; was noe sooner come abord but hee
-was
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