HCA 13/70 f.299r Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 11:04, August 27, 2014

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 Commander of the said shipp the ''Elizabeth'' then being at or neere Lisbone in
 Portugall, did then and there receive aboard his said shipp fifty Chests of
-suagr marked '''I.F.''' and one Chest and one featch of sugar marked &#91;STAR MARKE&#93;, and
+sugar marked '''I.F.''' and one Chest and one featch of sugar marked &#91;STAR MARKE&#93;, and
 one Chest of sugar marked '''I.N.''' all which goods were to be carried for England
 in the said shipp, and that in case it pleased God to send convenient winde and

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 Commander of the said shipp the ''Elizabeth'' then being at or neere Lisbone in
 Portugall, did then and there receive aboard his said shipp fifty Chests of
-suagr marked '''I.F.''' and one Chest and one featch f sugar marked &#91;STAR MARKE&#93;, and
+suagr marked '''I.F.''' and one Chest and one featch of sugar marked &#91;STAR MARKE&#93;, and
 one Chest of sugar marked '''I.N.''' all which goods were to be carried for England
 in the said shipp, and that in case it pleased God to send convenient winde and

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 |Side=Recto
-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 16/12/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 16/12/2014
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcribed=2014/12/16
-|Editorial history=Created 26/08/14, by CSG
+|Note=IMAGE: IMG_0211.JPG
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 |Transcription=The same day Examined upon the said Allegation
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 Masters discourse in coming from Portugalll for England, And for the bill
 or bills of lading for the said goods hee saith hee knoweth nothing thereof.
-And further cannot depose./:-
+And further cannot depose./&#58;-
 To the third hee saith That about the 19th or twentieth day of the moneth of
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 same were delivered to the said Merchants or by their order and appointment
 well conditioned so farr as this deponent then did or could observe
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 weather, the said goods were to be delivered at dover or in the downes, or else
 to come for London, and that in case of the delivery of the said goods at dover or
-in the downes the said Master ws to have twenty five shillings for the
+in the downes the said Master was to have twenty five shillings for the
-freight o each Chest of sugar, and 23 ''s'' for each Chest in Case they were
+freight of each Chest of sugar, and 23 ''s'' for each Chest in Case they were
 brought to London, and that the same did belong to the arlate Edward and John
 Bushell of London Merchants; the number and markes of the said goods, this

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 the said shipp steered directly for London, and this deponent beleeveth that in
 Case they had anchored there or attempted to bring her up to dover, both shee and her
-lading had there perished to the bestt of thgis deponents judgement and apprehension
+lading had there perished to the best of this deponents judgement and apprehension
 And further hee cannot depose./