HCA 13/70 f.30v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=Vessell the ''Mary'' (which used all endeavours possible for a shipp so heavy laden
 to have avoyded the imminent danger) And thereupon the said shipp ''freeman'' did
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 good a Condition as shee was in before shee mett with the ''freeman'', and was
 runn aboard and spoyled by her in manner as is predeposed. And further
-cannot depose:-/
+cannot depose&#58;-/
 To the third hee saith, hee verily beleeveth that the shipp the ''Mary'' being
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 hee saith the said Master and owners have lost and are damnified by the meanes
 aforesaid, Which hee knoweth being a person long accustomed to those voyage sand seeing and knowing the said shipp ''Mary'' to have bin hindred from such
-the intended voyage by the disaster predeposed. And further cannot depose:-
+the intended voyage by the disaster predeposed. And further cannot depose&#58;-
 To the 4th hee referreth himselfe to the Acts and proceedings in this Court
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 To the last hee saith his foregoeing deposition is true./
-To the Interrogatories:- &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+To the Interrogatories&#58;- &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 To the first Interrogatorie hee answereth, hee cometh to be a Wittnes in this Cause
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 wherein hee was an ordinary Mariner and saith the dammage in question
 (happened
 |Primary sources='''PROB'''
 PROB 11/195/280 Will of Robert Yaxley, Mariner of Aldeburgh, Suffolk  25 February 1646
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 stay here about 60 ''li'' sterling to the Owners besides the benefitt of about 10 ''li'' sterling to the Master which
 hee saith the said Master and owners have lost and are damnified by the meanes
-aforesaid, Which hee knoweth being a person long accustomed to those voyagesand seeing and knowing the said shipp ''Mary'' to have bin hindred from such
+aforesaid, Which hee knoweth being a person long accustomed to those voyage sand seeing and knowing the said shipp ''Mary'' to have bin hindred from such
 the intended voyage by the disaster predeposed. And further cannot depose:-

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 deponents Judgement and estimation, the dammage done to the said shipp ''Mary''
 did and doeth really amount to the valew of two hundred pounds sterling and
-upwards, and that the said shipp at a lesser valew cannot be rstored to so
+upwards, and that the said shipp at a lesser valew cannot be restored to so
 good a Condition as shee was in before shee mett with the ''freeman'', and was
 runn aboard and spoyled by her in manner as is predeposed. And further

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 spoyle and indammage the ''Mary'' as followeth videlicet shgee broake her maine
 mast maine topps, maine yard foreyard her maine shrowds two of her
-foreshrowds her misen toppmast, and cracked her missen mast, spoyled jer
+foreshrowds her misen toppmast, and cracked her missen mast, spoyled her
 maine stay in two places, and broake one side of the said shipp ''Mary'' downe
 to the water and rent her foresaile and maine topsaile, and spoyled her mainesaile

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 To the third hee saith, hee verily beleeveth that the shipp the ''Mary'' being
-a Vessell of about sixescore tunns and constantly employed in the Newacstle
+a Vessell of about sixescore tunns and constantly employed in the Newcastle
 trade, might very well, (if the miscarriage predeposed had not happened
 whereby shee hath been necessitated to stay to be repayred) have cleared upon

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 owne pleasure hack and cutt the said shipp and furniture very much spoyleing and
 endemmageing the same, and particularly one of the said ''freemans'' Companie
-whom this deponent taketh to have neen her boateswaine, being aboard the ''Mary'',
+whom this deponent taketh to have been her boateswaine, being aboard the ''Mary'',
 and desired by Robert Yaxley the Master not to doe such spoyle upon the shipp and
 tackle, the said boateswaine tooke up a handspike, and threatned to beat the Master

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 and desired by Robert Yaxley the Master not to doe such spoyle upon the shipp and
 tackle, the said boateswaine tooke up a handspike, and threatned to beat the Master
-who being overpowered was constarained to submitt to such their violences, which
+who being overpowered was constrained to submitt to such their violences, which
 this deponent is firmly assured were committed and done by the order and
 direction, at least with the wilfull connivance of the said John Whitty, who