HCA 13/70 f.417r Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:18, August 27, 2014

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-|Status=First cut transcription completed on 18/11/14 by K. Gunnell
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 18/11/2014
+|First transcriber=Karen Gunnell
-|First transcriber=K.J.Gunnell
+|First transcribed=2014/11/18
+|Note=IMAGE: IMG_0447.JPG
-|Editorial history=Created 27/08/14, by CSG
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 |Transcription=shipp being cleere of those sands held on her course towards Druntam aforesayd
 and arriving upon the Coast of Norway there made towards shoare and
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 utterly ignorant of thoses place.  And further to the article hee cannot depose saving hee
 saith the River of Druntam is a large River many leagues from
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 and arriving upon the Coast of Norway there made towards shoare and
 being come neere shoare the Master asked the sayd Fare what parte of
-Norway that was and the sayd '''Fare''' could give noe positive answer thereto
+Norway that was and the sayd Fare could give noe positive answer thereto
 but appeared to be altogether ignorant where hee was, and where the River or
 harbour of Druntam was, by reason whereof the Master being desyrous to
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 beginning to drawe on, to stand off to sea againe for the better preservation
 of the said shipp and goods and their owne lives, if any foule weather should happen which they would not to have
-done if the sayd '''Fare''' had bin skillfull and well experienced in the knowledge
+done if the sayd Fare had bin skillfull and well experienced in the knowledge
 of the Coast whereon they were, as a pilott who undertakes the guiding of a
 shipp ought to bee.
-for that by the sayd '''Fares''' unskillfullnesse of the coast and their
+for that by the sayd Fares unskillfullnesse of the coast and their
 putting out to sea by reason thereof, the sayd shipp was forced to drive
 to and againe at sea till till morning and make to shoare againe, and the
-Master then againe asking the sayd '''Fare''' whether hee yet knew the land
+Master then againe asking the sayd Fare whether hee yet knew the land
-they were neere, the sayd '''Fare''' made noe positive answer but named
+they were neere, the sayd Fare made noe positive answer but named
 sometymes one place, and somtymes another, soe that the Master
 and Company of the sayd shipp perceiving the sayd Fares unskillfullnesse
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 the land they were then neere) but were as this deponent believeth
 then dayes longer ere they could reach Druntam aforesayd then otherwise
-they should have bin if the sayd '''Fare''' had bin an experienced pilott in those
+they should have bin if the sayd Fare had bin an experienced pilott in those
 parts as (undertakeing the sayd voyage) hee ought to have bin And further
 saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose.
 To the 7th and 8th hee saith that the sayd shipp ''Angell Gabriell'' being at length come
-before the River of Druntam the sayd '''Fare''' did not know where hee was,
+before the River of Druntam the sayd Fare did not know where hee was,
 and did not confesse and acknowledge soe much in the presence of this deponent and
 divers of the sayd shipps company, so that the sayd Master seeing
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 and use their assistance to finde out convenient place of anchoring
 in the sayd river, (the same by reason of the great depth of water therein
-affording few places of anchoring and the sayd '''Fare''' being as plainely appeared
+affording few places of anchoring and the sayd Fare being as plainely appeared
 by his answer to answeres to the master who asked him where the sayd anchoring places were
 utterly ignorant of thoses place.  And further to the article hee cannot depose saving hee

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 and arriving upon the Coast of Norway there made towards shoare and
 being come neere shoare the Master asked the sayd Fare what parte of
-Norway that was and the sayd Fare could give noe positive answer thereto
+Norway that was and the sayd '''Fare''' could give noe positive answer thereto
 but appeared to be altogether ignorant where hee was, and where the River or
 harbour of Druntam was, by reason whereof the Master being desyrous to
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 shipp but none comeing the said Master and Company thought fitt (the night
 beginning to drawe on, to stand off to sea againe for the better preservation
-of the said shipp sand goods and their owne lives, if any foule weather should happen which they would not to have
+of the said shipp and goods and their owne lives, if any foule weather should happen which they would not to have
-done if the sayd Fare had bin skillfull and well experienced in the knowledge
+done if the sayd '''Fare''' had bin skillfull and well experienced in the knowledge
 of the Coast whereon they were, as a pilott who undertakes the guiding of a
 shipp ought to bee.
-for that by the sayd Fares unskillfullnesse of the coast and their
+for that by the sayd '''Fares''' unskillfullnesse of the coast and their
 putting out to sea by reason thereof, the sayd shipp was forced to drive
 to and againe at sea till till morning and make to shoare againe, and the
-Master then againe asking the sayd Fare whether hee yet knew the land
+Master then againe asking the sayd '''Fare''' whether hee yet knew the land
-they were neere, the sayd Fare made noe positive answer but named
+they were neere, the sayd '''Fare''' made noe positive answer but named
 sometymes one place, and somtymes another, soe that the Master
 and Company of the sayd shipp perceiving the sayd Fares unskillfullnesse
@@ Line 37: / Line 37: @@
 the land they were then neere) but were as this deponent believeth
 then dayes longer ere they could reach Druntam aforesayd then otherwise
-they should have bin if the sayd Fare had bin an experienced pilott in those
+they should have bin if the sayd '''Fare''' had bin an experienced pilott in those
 parts as (undertakeing the sayd voyage) hee ought to have bin And further
 saving his subsequent deposition hee cannot depose.
-To the 7th and 8th hee saith that the sayd shipp Angell Gabriell being at length come
+To the 7th and 8th hee saith that the sayd shipp ''Angell Gabriell'' being at length come
-before the River of Druntam the sayd Fare did not know where hee was,
+before the River of Druntam the sayd '''Fare''' did not know where hee was,
 and did not confesse and acknowledge soe much in the presence of this deponent and
 divers of the sayd shipps company, so that the sayd Master seeing
@@ Line 48: / Line 48: @@
 and use their assistance to finde out convenient place of anchoring
 in the sayd river, (the same by reason of the great depth of water therein
-affording few places of anchoring and the sayd Fare being as plainely appeared
+affording few places of anchoring and the sayd '''Fare''' being as plainely appeared
 by his answer to answeres to the master who asked him where the sayd anchoring places were
 utterly ignorant of thoses place.  And further to the article hee cannot depose saving hee