HCA 13/71 f.249v Annotate - Revision history

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-|Status=First cut transcription completed on 26/09/12 by Jill Wilcox; edited on 21/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 29/04/14 and edited on 30/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 26/09/2012
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+|First transcribed=2012/09/26
-|First transcribed=12/09/26
+|Editorial history=Edited on 21/11/2012 and on 30/04/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Note=IMAGE: P1130658.JPG
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+|Transcription image={{#transcription-image: P1130658.JPG}}
+|Transcription=to the 3&#58; 4th 5th and 6th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that
-|Transcription=to the 3: 4th 5th and 6th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that
 the sayd shipp having soe taken in her sayd ladeing of Tobaccoe
 at Bermudas and Virginia the arlate ffrederick Johnson and company
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 from sinkeing in the sea by meanes of the sayd storme This
 hee
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 |Folio=249
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription completed on 26/09/12 by Jill Wilcox; edited on 21/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 29/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription completed on 26/09/12 by Jill Wilcox; edited on 21/11/12 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 29/04/14 and edited on 30/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Jill Wilcox
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 Mariners of the sayd shipp whereof this deponent was one sett sayle
 with the sayd shipp and her sayd ladeing of Tobaccoe from James
-River in Virginia ˹from or about the 27th day of˺ the moneth of January 1655 English
+River in Virginia from or about the 27th day of the moneth of January 1655 English
 style bounds for London and saith that upon or about the first
 day of ffebruary last in the morning the sayd shipp being with her
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 thirty seaven degrees and a halfe and about ninety leagues to the
 Eastwards of Virginia was surprized with an exceeding great
-tempest the winds XXXX Blowing at west North west or thereabouts
+tempest the winds Blowing at west North west or thereabouts
 with great furie and the sayd tempest continueing for fower or
 fives dayes togeather the violence thereof drove in great seas into
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 Rudder hung loose and was in continuall danger to bee wholly
 torne off and carried away from the sayd shipp and the violence of
-the sayd storme alsoe broke downe XXXX of the the waste of the
+the sayd storme alsoe broke downe of the the waste of the
 sayd shipp on both sides and brake some of her timbers and the
-sea ran violently into the sayd shipps hold and ˹other˺ XXX parts of
+sea ran violently into the sayd shipps hold and other parts of
 her and amongst her goods and ladeing of her to the great
 perill of the lives of the sayd shipps company and eminent
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 preserve them selves their sayd shipp and ladeing and did
 presently after the sayd Rudder heads and Iron worke was broken
-hange out men in roapes over the sayd shipps sides side (SIC)
+hange out men in roapes over the sayd shipps sides side (sic)
 to worke and fasten the sayd Rudder againe thereby to bring
 the sayd shipp to her steerage who with great hazards of
 their lives did fasten the same but the tempest continueing
-with great furie presently brake the same and soe that
+with great furie presently brake the same soe that
 untill about fower dayes after the first beginning of the
 sayd storme the sayd shipps Rudder could not bee fastened
 soe as to make it continue fast And the Master and company
-during the sayd storme were forced to pumpe ˹and did pumped˺ by turnes
+during the sayd storme were forced to pumpe and did pumpe by turnes
 day and night continually at the chayne pumpe of the sayd
 shipp and use all other meanes possible to preserve the sayd

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-|Transcription=1. to the 3: 4th 5th and 6th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that
+|Transcription=to the 3: 4th 5th and 6th article of the sayd allegation hee saith that
-. the sayd shipp having soe taken in her sayd ladeing of Tobaccoe
+the sayd shipp having soe taken in her sayd ladeing of Tobaccoe
-. at Bermudas and Virginia the arlate ffrederick Johnson and company
+at Bermudas and Virginia the arlate ffrederick Johnson and company
-. Mariners of the sayd shipp whereof this deponent was one sett sayle
+Mariners of the sayd shipp whereof this deponent was one sett sayle
-. with the sayd shipp and her sayd ladeing of Tobaccoe from James
+with the sayd shipp and her sayd ladeing of Tobaccoe from James
-. River in Virginia ˹from or about the 27th day of˺ the moneth of January 1655 English
+River in Virginia ˹from or about the 27th day of˺ the moneth of January 1655 English
-. style bounds for London and saith that upon or about the first
+style bounds for London and saith that upon or about the first
-. day of ffebruary last in the morning the sayd shipp being with her
+day of ffebruary last in the morning the sayd shipp being with her
-. sayd Lading in her course for London and about the latitude of
+sayd Lading in her course for London and about the latitude of
-. thirty seaven degrees and a halfe and about ninety leagues to the
+thirty seaven degrees and a halfe and about ninety leagues to the
-. Eastwards of Virginia was surprized with an exceeding great
+Eastwards of Virginia was surprized with an exceeding great
-. tempest the winds XXXX Blowing at west North west or thereabouts
+tempest the winds XXXX Blowing at west North west or thereabouts
-. with great furie and the sayd tempest continueing for fower or
+with great furie and the sayd tempest continueing for fower or
-. fives dayes togeather the violence thereof drove in great seas into
+fives dayes togeather the violence thereof drove in great seas into
-. the sayd shipp which raked her both fore and afte and split
+the sayd shipp which raked her both fore and afte and split
-. and staved her longe boate all to peeces and breake the head of
+and staved her longe boate all to peeces and breake the head of
-. her Rudder short off and soe brake the Iron works thereof that the
+her Rudder short off and soe brake the Iron works thereof that the
-. Rudder hung loose and was in continuall danger to bee wholly
+Rudder hung loose and was in continuall danger to bee wholly
-. torne off and carried away from the sayd shipp and the violence of
+torne off and carried away from the sayd shipp and the violence of
-. the sayd storme alsoe broke downe XXXX of the the waste of the
+the sayd storme alsoe broke downe XXXX of the the waste of the
-. sayd shipp on both sides and brake some of her timbers and the
+sayd shipp on both sides and brake some of her timbers and the
-. sea ran violently into the sayd shipps hold and ˹other˺ XXX parts of
+sea ran violently into the sayd shipps hold and ˹other˺ XXX parts of
-. her and amongst her goods and ladeing of her to the great
+her and amongst her goods and ladeing of her to the great
-. perill of the lives of the sayd shipps company and eminent
+perill of the lives of the sayd shipps company and eminent
-. danger of the losse of the sayd shipp and goods not withstanding
+danger of the losse of the sayd shipp and goods not withstanding
-. the sayd shipps company did use all possible meanes to
+the sayd shipps company did use all possible meanes to
-. preserve them selves their sayd shipp and ladeing and did
+preserve them selves their sayd shipp and ladeing and did
-. presently after the sayd Rudder heads and Iron worke was broken
+presently after the sayd Rudder heads and Iron worke was broken
-. hange out men in roapes over the sayd shipps sides side (SIC)
+hange out men in roapes over the sayd shipps sides side (SIC)
-. to worke and fasten the sayd Rudder againe thereby to bring
+to worke and fasten the sayd Rudder againe thereby to bring
-. the sayd shipp to her steerage who with great hazards of
+the sayd shipp to her steerage who with great hazards of
-. their lives did fasten the same but the tempest continueing
+their lives did fasten the same but the tempest continueing
-. with great furie presently brake the same and soe that
+with great furie presently brake the same and soe that
-. untill about fower dayes after the first beginning of the
+untill about fower dayes after the first beginning of the
-. sayd storme the sayd shipps Rudder could not bee fastened
+sayd storme the sayd shipps Rudder could not bee fastened
-. soe as to make it continue fast And the Master and company
+soe as to make it continue fast And the Master and company
-. during the sayd storme were forced to pumpe ˹and did pumped˺ by turnes
+during the sayd storme were forced to pumpe ˹and did pumped˺ by turnes
-. day and night continually at the chayne pumpe of the sayd
+day and night continually at the chayne pumpe of the sayd
-. shipp and use all other meanes possible to preserve the sayd
+shipp and use all other meanes possible to preserve the sayd
-. shipp and ladeing and by Gods blessing upon such their
+shipp and ladeing and by Gods blessing upon such their
-. labours did with great difficulty preseve her and her ladeing
+labours did with great difficulty preseve her and her ladeing
-. from sinkeing in the sea by meanes of the sayd storme This
+from sinkeing in the sea by meanes of the sayd storme This
 hee