HCA 13/71 f.253r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=and then and there tooke in severall hogsheads Chests butts and barrells of
 tobaccoe amounting to a good quantitie and departed therewith towards Virginia

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-<series>HCA 13/71</series>
-<folio>f.253r</folio>
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-<document-date>17 June 1656</document-date>
-<status>First cut transcription completed on 08/10/12 by David Pashley; edited on 19/5/13 by Jill Wilcox; pasted into wikispot and edited on 03/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet</status>
-<first-transcriber>David Pashley, 8 Oct 2012</first-transcriber>
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 and then and there tooke in severall hogsheads Chests butts and barrells of
 tobaccoe amounting to a good quantitie and departed therewith towards Virginia
 whether shee was bound to lade more Tobaccoes and saith shee safely arrived
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 And further to this article hee cannot depose./
-To the 3 : 4th 5th and 6th articles hee saith the sayd shipp having taken
+To the 3 &#58; 4th 5th and 6th articles hee saith the sayd shipp having taken
 in her sayd ladeing of Tobaccoe set sayle with the same from James
 River in Virginia bound for London in the month of January 1655 English
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 the same was againe broken by the violence of the sayd storme and could not
 bee
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 which storme continued fower dayes with great furie and violence in soe much
 that the sayd shipp by force thereof tooke in great Seas which raked her
-fore and afte and upon ˹or about˺ the second of the sayd month of ffebruary staved her
+fore and afte and upon or about the second of the sayd month of ffebruary staved her
 longe boate and brake the sayd shipps Rudder head short off, and brake
 the iron worke of the sayd Rudder soo that the Rudder was in great
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 water rann violently downe into the hold (the deck being seldome cleere
 of water) and into other parts of the sayd shipp and amongst the
-tobaccoes aforesayd notwithstanding all possible diligence and care was
+tobaccoes aforesayd notwith standing all possible diligence and care was
 used by the master and Company of the sayd shipp to keepe the same out
 and preserve the sayd shipp and her ladeing there being great danger of her

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 happened an exceeding great storme which began upon or about the
 first day of ffebruary 1655 the winds then blowing west Norwest
-which storme continued fower dayes with great furie and violence in soo much
+which storme continued fower dayes with great furie and violence in soe much
 that the sayd shipp by force thereof tooke in great Seas which raked her
 fore and afte and upon ˹or about˺ the second of the sayd month of ffebruary staved her

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 used by the master and Company of the sayd shipp to keepe the same out
 and preserve the sayd shipp and her ladeing there being great danger of her
- sinkeing in the sea and of the utter losse of her, her ladeing, and her compa=
+sinkeing in the sea and of the utter losse of her, her ladeing, and her compa=
 nyes lives, and in order to the preservation of the sayd shipp, her lading
 and their owne lives hee saith the Master and Company of her did hange

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 whether shee was bound to lade more Tobaccoes and saith shee safely arrived
 at Virginia with the Tobaccoes laden aboard her at Bermudas about the
-beginning of the month of July and after her arrivall there vicelicet in the
+beginning of the month of July and after her arrivall there videlicet in the
 Months of October November december and January 1655 there were laden
 aboard the sayd shipp lying in the River of Nansemum in Virginia severall