HCA 13/70 f.444v Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 18:34, July 13, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 13:19, November 15, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:46, December 8, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:46, December 8, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:44, December 8, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:44, December 8, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:43, December 8, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:42, December 8, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:42, December 8, 2014

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ColinGreenstreet at 19:41, December 8, 2014

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 |Transcription=To the 3 and 4th interrogatories hee saith that hee hath heard and beleeveth that the
-shipp interrogate did meete with a very violent storme at sea before hee putting in &#91;?to GUTTER&#93;
+shipp interrogate did meete with a very violent storme at sea before hee putting in &#91;?to&#93;
 Saint Lucar for that hee sawe when shee came in thither shee had as is predeposed
 spent her masts and lost her tackle, and alsoe this deponent further saith that hee observed
-at her arrivall there shee had only her master (who was sick) and his mate and &#91;?a GUTTER&#93;
+at her arrivall there shee had only her master (who was sick) and his mate and &#91;?a&#93;
 boy aboard her, all the rest of her company having as this deponent hath heard,
 forsaken her and in come on board another vessell that fell fowle of her the sayd
-''John and Elizabeth'' at sea, soe that hee beleeveth it was impossible for her the ''John
+''John and Elizabeth'' at sea, soe that hee beleeveth it was impossible for her the ''John''
-and Elizabeth'' to proceed on her voyage to Santa Cruze until shee were furnished
+''and Elizabeth'' to proceed on her voyage to Santa Cruze until shee were furnished
 with men instead of those that had forsaken her, and were alsoe repayred with
 masts and tackling which shee wanted at her commeing in thither, And further
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 To the 7th hee saith hee knoweth not how many leagues distant Santa Cruze is from
 Saint Lucar, and saith hee knoweth that while this deponent was at Saint Lucar some dutch men
-whome the sayd Keene had hyred instead of his men which forsook him as aforesayd &#91;?XXX GUTTER&#93;
+whome the sayd Keene had hyred instead of his men which forsook him as aforesayd &#91;?XXX&#93;
 sea did tell this deponent that they were willing to goe on the voyage to Santa Cruze
 if the sayd Keene would goe thither, but whether any of the Company that came
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 George Bland William Bland Peter Probie and Edward Walls and saith
 are all merchants of good repute in Saint Lucar And saith hee beleeveth
-John Keene and the shipp ''John and Elizabeth'' in this cause named and John &#91;?Keene GUTTER&#93;
+John Keene and the shipp ''John and Elizabeth'' in this cause named and John &#91;?Keene&#93;
-and the Catch ''John and Elizabeth'' in the Schedule interrogate named and &#91;?XXX GUTTER&#93;
+and the Catch ''John and Elizabeth'' in the Schedule interrogate named and &#91;?XXX&#93;
 and the same man and shipp and not divers and further saving his forgoeing
 deposition hee cannot answere/

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 |Transcription=To the 3 and 4th interrogatories hee saith that hee hath heard and beleeveth that the
 shipp interrogate did meete with a very violent storme at sea before hee putting in &#91;?to GUTTER&#93;
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 at her arrivall there shee had only her master (who was sick) and his mate and &#91;?a GUTTER&#93;
 boy aboard her, all the rest of her company having as this deponent hath heard,
-forsaken her and in &#91;?come&#93; on board another vessell that fell fowle of her the sayd
+forsaken her and in come on board another vessell that fell fowle of her the sayd
 ''John and Elizabeth'' at sea, soe that hee beleeveth it was impossible for her the ''John
 and Elizabeth'' to proceed on her voyage to Santa Cruze until shee were furnished
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 The marke of the sayd (RH SIDE)
 William '''WW''' Bottomly (RH SIDE)
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 aboard the sayd shipp which soe fell fowle of her, and came noe more
 on board the ''John and Elizabeth'', and saith hee hath heard one fflate? was Master
-of the sayd shipp that soe fell fowle of the ''john and Elizabeth'' and further saving
+of the sayd shipp that soe fell fowle of the ''John and Elizabeth'' and further saving
 his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere./

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 |Transcription=To the 3 and 4th interrogatories hee saith that hee hath heard and beleeveth that the
-shipp interrogate did meete with a very violent storme at sea before hee putting in to? GUTTER
+shipp interrogate did meete with a very violent storme at sea before hee putting in &#91;?to GUTTER&#93;
 Saint Lucar for that hee sawe when shee came in thither shee had as is predeposed
-spent her masts and lost her tackle, and alsoe this deponent further saith that hee alsoe? GUTTER
+spent her masts and lost her tackle, and alsoe this deponent further saith that hee observed
-at her arrivall there shee had only her master (who was sick) and his mate and a? GUTTER
+at her arrivall there shee had only her master (who was sick) and his mate and &#91;?a GUTTER&#93;
 boy aboard her, all the rest of her company having as this deponent hath heard,
-forsaken her and in mmXXn? on board another vessell that fell fowle of her the sayd GUTTER
+forsaken her and in &#91;?come&#93; on board another vessell that fell fowle of her the sayd
-john and Elizabeth at sea, soe that hee beleeveth it was impossible for her the john
+''John and Elizabeth'' at sea, soe that hee beleeveth it was impossible for her the ''John
-and Elizabeth to proceed on her voyage to Santa Cruze until shee were frXXXX? GUTTER
+and Elizabeth'' to proceed on her voyage to Santa Cruze until shee were furnished
 with men instead of those that had forsaken her, and were alsoe repayred with
 masts and tackling which shee wanted at her commeing in thither, And further

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 To the 7th hee saith hee knoweth not how many leagues distant Santa Cruze is from
-Saint Lucar, and saith hee knoweth that while this deponent was at St Lucar some dutch men
+Saint Lucar, and saith hee knoweth that while this deponent was at Saint Lucar some dutch men
 whome the sayd Keene had hyred instead of his men which forsook him as aforesayd &#91;?XXX GUTTER&#93;
 sea did tell this deponent that they were willing to goe on the voyage to Santa Cruze

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 To the 9th hee saith as is predeposed that hee hath heard that a shipp did in a
-storme at sea fall fowle of the ''john and Elizabeth'' and that all the ''john and Elizabeth''
+storme at sea fall fowle of the ''John and Elizabeth'' and that all the ''John and Elizabeth''
 Company thereupon? forsooke her (save the master the mate and a boy) and were
 aboard the sayd shipp which soe fell fowle of her, and came noe more
-on board the ''john and Elizabeth'', and saith hee hath heard one fflate? was Master
+on board the ''John and Elizabeth'', and saith hee hath heard one fflate? was Master
 of the sayd shipp that soe fell fowle of the ''john and Elizabeth'' and further saving
 his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere./

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 George Bland William Bland Peter ?torobie? and Edward walls and saith
 are all merchants of good repute in St Lucar And saith hee beleeveth
-John Keene and the shipp ''John and Elizabeth'' in this cause named and John Keene? GUTTER
+John Keene and the shipp ''John and Elizabeth'' in this cause named and John &#91;?Keene GUTTER&#93;
-and the Catch ''John and Elizabeth'' in the Schedule interrogate named and GUTTER
+and the Catch ''John and Elizabeth'' in the Schedule interrogate named and &#91;?XXX GUTTER&#93;
 and the same man and shipp and not divers and further saving his forgoeing
 deposition hee cannot answere/