HCA 13/70 f.541r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=this cause hee shall retayne his right of fishing in the grounds
 in question all others excluded, but if the ffeversham men be
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 mannor of ffeversham upon the grounds in question but not by any other
 ffishermen
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 To the 8th hee saith there are divers other fish besides oysters as dabbs, place,
 soales, and other smale fish taken by the ffishermen tennants of the hundred and
-mannor of ffaversham upon the grounds in question but not by any other
+mannor of ffeversham upon the grounds in question but not by any other
 ffishermen
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 seene writings in the hands and custodie of the stewards for the tyme being
 of the mannor and hundred of ffaversham and was then, wherein is sett forth
-that the ffaversham ffishermen tennants of that mannor and hundred have
+that the ffeversham ffishermen tennants of that mannor and hundred have
 right to fish the grounds in question excluding all other ffishermen whatsoever
 but the date of them hee remembreth not

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 and further to this interrogatory hee cannot answere otherwise than negatively
 well knowing that the ffishermen tennants of the mannor and hundred
-of ffaversham doe yearely in the Court held for the Lord of the sayd mannor
+of ffeversham doe yearely in the Court held for the Lord of the sayd mannor
-and hundred of ffaversham (in which court none but ffishermen tennants of the sayd
+and hundred of ffeversham (in which court none but ffishermen tennants of the sayd
 mannor and hundred doe serve or can be of the jurye) sett out and make
 orders when the lands in question shall be laid in and when broken open, and
 punish offenders against the sayd orders, not having ever heard or beleeveing
 that any vice admiralty Court or any other court save the sayd Court
-held at ffaversham yearely for the Lord of the mannor and hundred thereof had
+held at ffeversham yearely for the Lord of the mannor and hundred thereof had
-any power to to make or did make any such orders as is interrogate
+any power to make or did make any such orders as is interrogate
 To the 4th hee saith hee beleeveth the ffishermen of Stroud and milton and other

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 oose and said about a myle broad in the broadest place from shoare to shoare and
 not above a quarter of a myle broad at lowe tyde and saith hee well knoweth
-that by reason the mouth of the River is shallowe noe shipps of such brethen
+that by reason the mouth of the River is shallowe noe shipps of such burthen
-as is interrogate or of any great brethen can or doe ride there And further
+as is interrogate or of any great burthen can or doe ride there And further
 to this interrogatory saving his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere

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 |Transcription=this cause hee shall retayne his right of fishing in the grounds
-in question all others excluded, but if the ffaversham men be
+in question all others excluded, but if the ffeversham men be
 ovethrowne hee shall loose that priviledge which is a great part of
 his livelyhood And further to this interrogatory hee cannot answere

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 in question all others excluded, but if the ffaversham men be
 ovethrowne hee shall loose that priviledge which is a great part of
-his livelyhood And further to this Interrogatory hee cannot answere
+his livelyhood And further to this interrogatory hee cannot answere
-To the second interrogatory hee saith that the place Interrogate lyeth within the ebbing and
+To the second interrogatory hee saith that the place interrogate lyeth within the ebbing and
 flowing of the sea, and is only a smale river and not any arm? of the sea as hee
 beleeveth, and saith the same is at high water when the water goeth over the