HCA 13/70 f.598r Annotate - Revision history

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 bound for Ginney and thence for the Charibbe Ilands, under the conduct
 of her said master, laden from Amsterdam with copper staves, corrall
-&#91;?arme-rings&#93; and other commodities proper for the Ginney trade, which goods
+arme-rings and other commodities proper for the Ginney trade, which goods
 were alsoe belonging to, and laden by the said owners of the said shipp;
 and saith shee proceeded from Amsterdam on the said voyage abnout
 a yeare since, all which hee knoweth seeing such her lading, and going
-out Coopeer of her.
+out Cooper of her.
 To the second and third Interrogatories hee saith and deposeth that

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 To the first Interrogatorie hee saith and deposeth that hee well knoweth
 the shipp the ''Pease'' of Amsterdam aforesaid (harman Barentson late
-master) and hath soe donne for theise twelve monethes last pastorthereabouts, and saith shee belongeth to the port of Amsterdam, and
+master) and hath soe donne for theise twelve monethes last past
 that hendrick Jonsen Road of Amsterdam and the said harman Barentson
 and others all dutchmen and subiects of the Lords of the States of the

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 bound for Ginney and thence for the Charibbe Ilands, under the conduct
 of her said master, laden from Amsterdam with copper staves, corrall
-&#91;?aXXX-rings&#93; and other commodities proper for the Ginney trade, which goods
+&#91;?arme-rings&#93; and other commodities proper for the Ginney trade, which goods
 were alsoe belonging to, and laden by the said owners of the said shipp;
 and saith shee proceeded from Amsterdam on the said voyage abnout

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 the shipp the ''Pease'' of Amsterdam aforesaid (harman Barentson late
 master) and hath soe donne for theise twelve monethes last pastorthereabouts, and saith shee belongeth to the port of Amsterdam, and
-that hendrick Jonsen Road of Amsterdam and teh said harman Barentson
+that hendrick Jonsen Road of Amsterdam and the said harman Barentson
 and others all dutchmen and subiects of the Lords of the States of the
 United Netherlands and dwellers in Amsterdam and Alckmaer were
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 not to goe thither but for Martinica their designed place; but seeing
 two shipps comming out wards from the Roade of Barbadas, they of
-the ''Pease'' stood with her towards them, desirous to speake with and learene
+the ''Pease'' stood with her towards them, desirous to speake with and learne
 some names of them concerning their countrey, it having bin longe since
 they met with any body of whom they might be informed&#58; And comming

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 were alsoe belonging to, and laden by the said owners of the said shipp;
 and saith shee proceeded from Amsterdam on the said voyage abnout
-a yeare since, all which hee knoweth seeing such her ;ading, and going
+a yeare since, all which hee knoweth seeing such her lading, and going
 out Coopeer of her.

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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 20/01/2015
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcribed=2015/01/20
-|Editorial history=Created 29/08/14, by CSG
+|Note=IMAGE: IMG_0809.JPG
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 |Transcription=The last of August 1655. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 the ''Pease'' stood with her towards them, desirous to speake with and learene
 some names of them concerning their countrey, it having bin longe since
-they met with any body of whom they might be informed: And comming
+they met with any body of whom they might be informed&#58; And comming
 neare one of the said shipps, her boate came aboard the ''Pease''
 manned with about tenn or twelve English man, who bidd them of
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 back aboard intended to sett their course for their designed port of Martinica
 howbeit
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-|Transcription=Th elast of August 1655. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
+|Transcription=The last of August 1655. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
 On the behalfe of harman Barentson&#125;