HCA 13/71 f.176r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=that the contents thereof was that hee the sayd Kercoffe was bound for
 Rotterdam and would by virtue of a Commission from the States of Holland

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-|Status=First cut transcription started on 23/09/12 by Liam Haydon and completed on 28/09/12 by Jill Wilcox; edited on 30/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot and edited on 27/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 28/09/2012
 |First transcriber=Liam Haydon
-|First transcriber=Liam Haydon and Jill Wilcox
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+|Editorial history=Completed by Jill Wilcox;  edited on 30/11/2012 and on 27/04/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
-|Editorial history=Created 04/04/14, by CSG
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 |Transcription=that the contents thereof was that hee the sayd Kercoffe was bound for
 Rotterdam and would by virtue of a Commission from the States of Holland
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 there were beside the sayd Kirkoffs man of warr sixe vessells dutch and scotch in
 Company
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 consisted of sugar, tobaccoe coales and some other goods, and saith the ''Advances'' ladeing
 was coales and skinnes and other merchandise And saith that when the sayd dunkirke
-and Ooastend men of warr first persuad&#91;?e&#93; he ''Union'' and the other shipps aforesayd
+and Oastend men of warr first persuad&#91;?e&#93; the ''Union'' and the other shipps aforesayd
 there were beside the sayd Kirkoffs man of warr sixe vessells dutch and scotch in
 Company

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 Ostend men of warr although hee had formerly taken upon him to convoy them
 safely to Rotterdam a foresayd, by which the sayd Kerkoffs desertion of them
-the sayd vessells the '''Union'' the ''Advance'' and the sayd Gorthies and Reynolds vessell
+the sayd vessells the ''Union'' the ''Advance'' and the sayd Gorthies and Reynolds vessell
 and their ladeing were all surprized and taken by the sayd dunkirke and Ostend
 men of warr, but the Reynolds his vessell appearing to bee a dutch

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 Ostend men of warr although hee had formerly taken upon him to convoy them
 safely to Rotterdam a foresayd, by which the sayd Kerkoffs desertion of them
-the sayd vessells the Union the Advance and the sayd Gorthies and Reynolds vessell
+the sayd vessells the '''Union'' the ''Advance'' and the sayd Gorthies and Reynolds vessell
 and their ladeing were all surprized and taken by the sayd dunkirke and Ostend
 men of warr, but the Reynolds his vessell appearing to bee a dutch

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 ''Advance'' and the sayd Gorthys shipp steered all of them by the light of the sayd
 Kirkoffs man of warr all that night And saith that the next day in the
-morneing being elveenth of March 1655 English style men of warr of Dunkirke
+morneing being eleventh of March 1655 English style men of warr of Dunkirke
 and one of Oastend mett with chased
 the sayd vessells the ''Union'' the ''Advance'' and the sayd Gorthies vessell and a dutch vessell whereof one James Reynold was Master who was alsoe in company with them

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 morneing being elveenth of March 1655 English style men of warr of Dunkirke
 and one of Oastend mett with chased
-the sayd vessells the ''Union'' the ''Advance'' and the sayd Gorthies vessell and a dutch vessell whereof one James Reynold was Master who was alsoe in company with them˺
+the sayd vessells the ''Union'' the ''Advance'' and the sayd Gorthies vessell and a dutch vessell whereof one James Reynold was Master who was alsoe in company with them
 and the sayd Kercoff being then about a myle and a halfe of a head of the sayd
 Vessells seeing them chased made all the sayle that possible hee could as did

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 the name hee knoweth not but her masters name was George Gorthy came all
 in company togeather out of the River of fforth and being at Sea upon the
-tenth day of the sayd moneth the sayd Tennant Master of the Union haled
+tenth day of the sayd moneth the sayd Tennant Master of the ''Union'' haled
 the sayd Holland man of Warr and the sayd Holland man of Warr haled the
 sayd Tennant and the sayd Tennant with his shipp the ''Union'' made up to the sayd

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 cannot answere saving hee saith that before the ''Union'' came from Scotland
 that voyage hee was divers tymes on board for and save that hee ladeing
-consisted of sugar, tobaccoe coales and some other goods, and saith the '''Advances'' ladeing
+consisted of sugar, tobaccoe coales and some other goods, and saith the ''Advances'' ladeing
 was coales and skinnes and other merchandise And saith that when the sayd dunkirke
 and Ooastend men of warr first persuad&#91;?e&#93; he ''Union'' and the other shipps aforesayd