HCA 13/71 f.204r Annotate - Revision history

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 had departed from this Port in the end of July or beginning of August last and
 had gone directly for Wexford and so the Canaries without delay and losse
-of tyme she might have finsihed her sayd designed voyage by the end
+of tyme she might have finished her sayd designed voyage by the end
 of October last or within some short tyme after. And otherwise
 he cannot depose.

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+|First transcribed=2012/11/01
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 |Transcription=The tenth day of May <u>1656,</u>
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 and pipestaves att Teneriffe in good condition, the sayd intended voyage
 she
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-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 01/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 14/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 01/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 14/04/14 and edited on 10/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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-|Transcription=On the behalfe of the sayd&#125;
+|Transcription=The tenth day of May <u>1656,</u>
-Mr Body&#125;
-The tenth day of May 1656,
+On the behalfe of the sayd&#125;
 Examined upon the sayd Libell
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 To the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth articles of the sayd Libell, This
-deponent saith, That XX being att Teneriffe one of the Canarie Islands in
+deponent saith, That being att Teneriffe one of the Canarie Islands in
-the moneth of September 1655. last past he then and there receyved a
+the moneth of September <u>1655.</u> last past he then and there receyved a
 letter of advise from the arlate fferdinando Boddy bearing date
-from this City of London in July 1655. last past, wherein amongst
+from this City of London in <u>July 1655.</u> last past, wherein amongst
 other things, hee did certify this deponent, that he had taken to freight
-a certayne shipp called the Little Mary George Dennis Master (being
+a certayne shipp called the ''Little Mary'' George Dennis Master (being
 the shipp and Master arlate) on a voyage from this Port of London
-to Ireland and go to the sayd Island of Teneriffe, eher she was
+to Ireland and go to the sayd Island of Teneriffe, where she was
-to be laden with wynes by him this deponent and one Master David
+to be laden with wynes by him this deponent and one Mr David
 Stephens (who was then likewise att Teneriffe) and so to returne
 for London. for which cause he doth verily beleive and is well
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 To the seventh, eigth, ninth, tenth eleventh twelveth and thirteenth articles of
 the sayd Libell This deponent saith that he did expect the sayd shipps
-little Maryes arrivall att Teneriffe in Oratovo road with a lading
+''Little Maryes'' arrivall att Teneriffe in Oratovo road with a lading
 of herrings beefe and pipe staves from Ireland, and the foresayd
 letter of advise did intimat to this Deponent that the sayd
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 saith that a certayne shipp whereof one Joy (as he remembreth his
 name) was master arrived safely att the Canaries from Ireland in the
-month of October 1655. last past and there tooke in wynes And further
+month of October <u>1655.</u> last past And further
 that he hath credibly heard and beleiveth it to be true that the sayd
-shipp ˹Little Mary˺ did take in herrings beefe and pipestaves att Waxford, and
+shipp ''Little Mary'' did take in herrings beefe and pipestaves att Waxford, and
 that she afterwards came to ffalmouth and that the sayd beefe and
 herrings att the tyme of their delivery there were much damnifyed.
 And otherwise or further hee cannot depose.
-To the fourteenth article he saith he doth beleeve that in case the little Mary
+To the fourteenth article he saith he doth beleeve that in case the ''little Mary''
-had departed from this Port in the end of July or beginning of August ˹last˺ ˹and˺
+had departed from this Port in the end of July or beginning of August last and
 had gone directly for Wexford and so the Canaries without delay and losse
 of tyme she might have finsihed her sayd designed voyage by the end
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 To the fifteenth article of the sayd Libell This deponent saith that in case the
-sayd shipp Little mary had arrived with her lading of herrings beefe
+sayd shipp ''Little Mary'' had arrived with her lading of herrings beefe
 and pipestaves att Teneriffe in good condition, the sayd intended voyage
 she

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 and deposeth as followeth. videlicet.
-. To the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth articles of the sayd Libell, This
+To the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth articles of the sayd Libell, This
-. deponent saith, That XX being att Teneriffe one of the Canarie Islands in
+deponent saith, That XX being att Teneriffe one of the Canarie Islands in
-. the moneth of September 1655. last past he then and there receyved a
+the moneth of September 1655. last past he then and there receyved a
-. letter of advise from the arlate fferdinando Boddy bearing date
+letter of advise from the arlate fferdinando Boddy bearing date
-. from this City of London in July 1655. last past, wherein amongst
+from this City of London in July 1655. last past, wherein amongst
-. other things, hee did certify this deponent, that he had taken to freight
+other things, hee did certify this deponent, that he had taken to freight
-. a certayne shipp called the Little Mary George Dennis Master (being
+a certayne shipp called the Little Mary George Dennis Master (being
-. the shipp and Master arlate) on a voyage from this Port of London
+the shipp and Master arlate) on a voyage from this Port of London
-. to Ireland and go to the sayd Island of Teneriffe, eher she was
+to Ireland and go to the sayd Island of Teneriffe, eher she was
-. to be laden with wynes by him this deponent and one Master David
+to be laden with wynes by him this deponent and one Master David
-. Stephens (who was then likewise att Teneriffe) and so to returne
+Stephens (who was then likewise att Teneriffe) and so to returne
-. for London. for which cause he doth verily beleive and is well
+for London. for which cause he doth verily beleive and is well
-. assured that hee the sayd fferdinando Boddy did really take
+assured that hee the sayd fferdinando Boddy did really take
-. to freight the sayd shipp as is arlate and as in the sayd Letter
+to freight the sayd shipp as is arlate and as in the sayd Letter
-. of advise he did as aforesayd signify unto this deponent. And
+of advise he did as aforesayd signify unto this deponent. And
-. otherwise hee cannot depose.
+otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. To the seventh, eigth, ninth, tenth eleventh twelveth and thirteenth articles of
+To the seventh, eigth, ninth, tenth eleventh twelveth and thirteenth articles of
-. the sayd Libell This deponent saith that he did expect the sayd shipps
+the sayd Libell This deponent saith that he did expect the sayd shipps
-. little Maryes arrivall att Teneriffe in Oratovo road with a lading
+little Maryes arrivall att Teneriffe in Oratovo road with a lading
-. of herrings beefe and pipe staves from Ireland, and the foresayd
+of herrings beefe and pipe staves from Ireland, and the foresayd
-. letter of advise did intimat to this Deponent that the sayd
+letter of advise did intimat to this Deponent that the sayd
-. shipp was to bring such like goods thither. And he likewise
+shipp was to bring such like goods thither. And he likewise
-. saith that a certayne shipp whereof one Joy (as he remembreth his
+saith that a certayne shipp whereof one Joy (as he remembreth his
-. name) was master arrived safely att the Canaries from Ireland in the
+name) was master arrived safely att the Canaries from Ireland in the
-. month of October 1655. last past and there tooke in wynes And further
+month of October 1655. last past and there tooke in wynes And further
-. that he hath credibly heard and beleiveth it to be true that the sayd
+that he hath credibly heard and beleiveth it to be true that the sayd
-. shipp ˹Little Mary˺ did take in herrings beefe and pipestaves att Waxford, and
+shipp ˹Little Mary˺ did take in herrings beefe and pipestaves att Waxford, and
-. that she afterwards came to ffalmouth and that the sayd beefe and
+that she afterwards came to ffalmouth and that the sayd beefe and
-. herrings att the tyme of their delivery there were much damnifyed.
+herrings att the tyme of their delivery there were much damnifyed.
-. And otherwise or further hee cannot depose.
+And otherwise or further hee cannot depose.
-. To the fourteenth article he saith he doth beleeve that in case the little Mary
+To the fourteenth article he saith he doth beleeve that in case the little Mary
-. had departed from this Port in the end of July or beginning of August ˹last˺ ˹and˺
+had departed from this Port in the end of July or beginning of August ˹last˺ ˹and˺
-. had gone directly for Wexford and so the Canaries without delay and losse
+had gone directly for Wexford and so the Canaries without delay and losse
-. of tyme she might have finsihed her sayd designed voyage by the end
+of tyme she might have finsihed her sayd designed voyage by the end
-. of October last or within some short tyme after. And otherwise
+of October last or within some short tyme after. And otherwise
-. he cannot depose.
+he cannot depose.
 To the fifteenth article of the sayd Libell This deponent saith that in case the

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 . he cannot depose.
-. To the fifteenth article of the sayd Libell This deponent saith that in case the
+To the fifteenth article of the sayd Libell This deponent saith that in case the
-. sayd shipp Little mary had arrived with her lading of herrings beefe
+sayd shipp Little mary had arrived with her lading of herrings beefe
-. and pipestaves att Teneriffe in good condition, the sayd intended voyage
+and pipestaves att Teneriffe in good condition, the sayd intended voyage
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">she</margin>
+she
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