HCA 13/70 f.546v Annotate - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 07:27, January 12, 2022

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ColinGreenstreet at 11:04, August 10, 2018

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ColinGreenstreet at 15:03, November 10, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 05:57, July 14, 2016

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ColinGreenstreet at 23:42, November 15, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 17:58, January 26, 2015

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BethanReynolds at 18:45, January 21, 2015

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ColinGreenstreet at 21:58, August 29, 2014

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 the Master and Company of the ''Concord'' thought fitt to &#91;?XXX&#93; and did for the better
 securing their owne lived and the sayd shipp and goods voluntarily hurle
-over board one Anchor, a payre of hraplings a mayne yarde
+over board one Anchor, a payre of graplings a mayne yarde
 a topp mast two boye ropes and a mayne sayle and other things which
 laye on the decke to cleere her that the water which washed over &#91;?XX&#93;
 the
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 |First transcriber=Bethan Reynolds
 |First transcribed=2015/01/21
-|Editorial history=Edited on 14/07/2016 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Editorial history=Edited on 14/07/2016 & 10/08/2018 by Colin Greenstreet
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 '''3us'''
-'''William Glover''' of Lirme in the county of Norfolk
+'''William Glover''' of Linne in the county of Norfolk
 Mariner aged 23 years or thereabouts a witnes
 sworne and examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet

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 '''3us'''
-'''William Glover''' of Lirme in the county of &#91;?NXXXX&#93;
+'''William Glover''' of Lirme in the county of Norfolk
 Mariner aged 23 years or thereabouts a witnes
 sworne and examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet

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 |Transcription=The 31st of October 1655/
-X upon the sayd allegaton/
+Examined upon the sayd allegation/
-'''William Floues''' of Lirns in the county of X
+'''Rp. EA.'''
-Mariner aged 23 years or thereabouts a witness
-Swored and of X saith and deposeth as followeth his
-To the 1st &#58; 2nd and third and 4th arlates of the sayd allogaton hee saith that hee
+'''3us'''
-This deponent was and wont X of the arlate ship The
-X in her last boyage and knoweth that in her sayd voyage
+'''William Glover''' of Lirme in the county of &#91;?NXXXX&#93;
-She was a strong and tight/fight ship and for that hee helped to showt
+Mariner aged 23 years or thereabouts a witnes
-Of her X landing hee the X X with that the sayd war
+sworne and examined saith and deposeth as followeth videlicet
-Well and X by shores, and hee afor saith that the said ship
-In her voyage homewardly for sugland?? Off of FFlorbury upon the X
+To the 1&#58; 2&#58; and third and 4th articles of the sayd allegation hee saith that hee
-Of Norway was well with a  very violent storme X X
+this deponent was and went Carpenter of the arlate ship the
-With gusxx? Furixx?  for the ? of lighthouse X and X
+''Concord'' in her last boyage and knoweth that in her sayd voyage
-And hee saith soe great the X and X thereof was that if often
+she was a strong and tight shipp and for that hee helped to stowe
-Brought over the border? with many violent and one   X X with
+her homewards ladeing hee the better knoweth that the same was
-Soo great? Violent that the X X away one of the sayd
+well and sufficiently stowed, And hee alsoe saith that the said shipp
-Shipps company from the X X, soo that hee X in the
+in her course homewards for England off of ffleckery upon the coast
-Sea and X not be saved, and an other of her company from off of the
+of Norway mett with a very violent storme which continued
-Qu? X X by  Gods great X was surrounded on X and
+With ggreat furie for space of eighteene howers and upwards
-Saved and the saved X X X away these X of wooll
+And hee saith soe great the force and furie thereof was that if often
-That lay upon the quarter dark and browns the shipps boats from
+wrought over the decks with much violence and one wave came with
-X tide flowed over the ship soo that it could not be X, and
+soe great violence that the same washed away one of the sayd
-X X X a X X using was X to the shipps sides into
+Shipps company from the mayne yarde, soe that hee perished in the
-The ship with such violence hat by the X thereof
+Ssa and could not be saved, and an other of her company from off of the
-And X by the boats being X X X as aforsayd, and with
+quarter deck who by Gods great mercie was recovered on board and
-The fare of the sea that X brake in upon how the X of the shipp
+saved, and the same wave alsoe washed away three packs of wooll
-X broken, and her X of her upper deck soo X
+that lay upon the quarter dark, and drewe the shipps boats from
-That they opened whereby sheeX n X qater within
+her side cleere over the shipp soe that it could not be recovered, and
-X X deck and hee saith that these X
+a;spe heaved a sheate Anchor which was lashed to the shipps side into
-X happening to sayd stormes X X with X
+the shipp with such violence that by the meanes thereof
-The master and company of the contors though fill and did for the X
+and alsoe by the shipps boats being soe drived over as aforesayd, and with
-X X lives and the sayd shipp and goods X X
+the force of the sea that then brake in upon her the wales of the shipp
-Overboard one X,  a payer of X a X X
+were broken, and her seames of her upper decks soe strayned
-A top mast two boys roped and a X sayld and other X within
+that they opened whereby shee receaved in much water which
-Lays on the decks to X her that the water within X overnight
+continually washed over deck And hee saith that those things
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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 21/01/2015
 |First transcriber=Bethan Reynolds
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+|First transcribed=2015/01/21
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 Swored and of X saith and deposeth as followeth his
-To the 1st : 2nd and third and 4th arlates of the sayd allogaton hee saith that hee
+To the 1st &#58; 2nd and third and 4th arlates of the sayd allogaton hee saith that hee
 This deponent was and wont X of the arlate ship The
 X in her last boyage and knoweth that in her sayd voyage
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 A top mast two boys roped and a X sayld and other X within
 Lays on the decks to X her that the water within X overnight
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