HCA 13/68 f.342r Annotate - Revision history

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 or vessell transported from Hamburgh to Caen and there to be delivered
 to their factor named in a bill of lading for the said producents and same Augustine Baden Roope att &#91;?Caen&#93;
-which goods he this deponent saw in the quiet possession o the sayd
+which goods he this deponent saw in the quiet possession of the sayd
 Owners before the lading thereof, that is to say the sayd wooll in
 the howse or warehowse of the sayd Peter Hubrecht att Hamburgh, and

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 right of any other thereto, and they did att their owne Costs and charges
 of the certayne knowledge of this deponent being master of her equipp
-and fitt her out to sea uppon a voyage uner the conduct
+and fitt her out to sea uppon a voyage under the conduct
 of this deponent whom they appoynted Master, from Hamburgh to Caen
 in ffrance and from thence to Burdeaux, and from Burdeaux back againe
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 Sutfeild and Hubrecht were and are the true and lawfull Owners of the
 sayd shipp having bought the same of one Hobbe ffulkers att Hamburgh
-as aforesayd, and for such for and duuring all the tyme aforesayd the sayd
+as aforesayd, and for such for and during all the tyme aforesayd the sayd
 Owners have bene and are commonly accounted and observed And noe other
 person had or hath any part or Interest therein. And otherwise he cannot depose
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 or vessell transported from Hamburgh to Caen and there to be delivered
 to their factor named in a bill of lading for the said producents and same Augustine Baden Roope att &#91;?Caen&#93;
-which goods he this deponent saw un the quiet possession o the sayd
+which goods he this deponent saw in the quiet possession o the sayd
 Owners before the lading thereof, that is to say the sayd wooll in
 the howse or warehowse of the sayd Peter Hubrecht att Hamburgh, and
 the sayd Coales in the Cole howse or warehouse of Harman Geerts
 att Hamburgh for the use and accompt of the sayd Owners, who are the
-true lawfull and sole repued Owmers of the sayd hgoods, and committed the
+true lawfull and sole repued Owmers of the sayd goods, and committed the
 sa,e to the care of this deponent who was in the full and free possession
 thereof as master of the sayd shipp on the behalfe and to and for the use

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 followeth. videlicet.
-&#91;ADD DATA&#93;
+To the first article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the arlate hendrick
+Sutfeild and Peter Hubrecht having bought the sayd shipp the ''Saint Peter''
 and fitt her out to sea uppon a voyage uner the conduct
-of this deponent whom they appoynted Master, from hamburgh to Caen
+of this deponent whom they appoynted Master, from Hamburgh to Caen
-in ffrance and from thence to Byrdeaux, and from Burdeaux back againe
+in ffrance and from thence to Burdeaux, and from Burdeaux back againe
 to Hamburgh, but afterwards this deponent by reason of contrarie
 winds being forced to lye and abide in the Elve eight weekes longer
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 cause to be had laden aboard the sayd shipp att Hamburgh for their accompt
 the goods now seized in her which are 28. sackes or baggs of wooll great
-and small and eleven lasts of &#91;?Stone?X&#93; Coales to be in the sayd shipp
+and small and eleven lasts of Stone Coales to be in the sayd shipp
 or vessell transported from Hamburgh to Caen and there to be delivered
-to their factors named in a bill of lading for the same
+to their factor named in a bill of lading for the said producents and same Augustine Baden Roope att &#91;?Caen&#93;
-&#91;ADD DATA&#93;
+To the third article of the sayd allegation This deponent saith that the sayd vessell
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