HCA 13/68 f.40v Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 09:52, August 13, 2018

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ColinGreenstreet at 12:01, May 25, 2016

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 |Transcription=And saith he heard not any one say that the anchor which did the
-dammage was bot fastned to the ''Supply'', but did heare the sayd Oakes
+dammage was not fastned to the ''Supply'', but did heare the sayd Oakes
 utterly disclayme the sayd broken anchor to have ever belonged
 to the sayd vessell the ''Supply'', and otherwise he cannot depose
 To the fourth he saith that the shipp the ''Abraham'' sunke twice and
-was weighed twice. and saith that the dammage ws done in the
+was weighed twice. and saith that the dammage was done in the
 place where she first sunke having struck upon the anchor of
 the ''Supply'' which caused her so to sinke. and saith that after her
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-The sayd James Lashly to the
+The sayd '''James Lashly''' to the
 sayd Crosse Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;

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 To the 7th he saith and referrreth himselfe to his foregoeing depositions
 and otherwise cannot depose, saving he saith he sawe not the bbedds
-bookes packs and sugers opned, four Chests of sugar aonely excepted
+bookes packs and sugers opened, four Chests of sugar onely excepted
 and one dry fatt of sugar, the sugar of all which was turned to
 water most of it and become useles, and was spoyled.

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 to the sayd vessell the ''Supply'', and otherwise he cannot depose
-To the fourth he saith
+To the fourth he saith that the shipp the ''Abraham'' sunke twice and
 To the fifth he saith It is very possible for a heavy vessell to be
-bilged upon an anchor
+bilged upon an anchor without hurting it or breaking the flooke
 To the 6th he saith that the Anchor which did the dammage in question
-was fastened
+was fastened to the Moorings of the fore part of the shipp ''Supply''
 To the 7th he saith and referrreth himselfe to his foregoeing depositions
-and otherwise
+and otherwise cannot depose, saving he saith he sawe not the bbedds
 John &#91;MARKE&#93; Bates
-his marke
+his marke &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
 Repeated before Doctor Clarke

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 To the &#91;BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT&#93;, he saith he is master of the sayd shipp the ''Abraham'' and hath noe
-other Interest in her nor in her lading, and cometh to be a wtness by
+other Interest in her nor in her lading, and cometh to be a witness by
 the meanes of Captaine Kelke, and expecteth noe benefit att all by or
 for his testimony in this cause.
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