HCA 13/71 f.265v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=sawe the sayd twelve hogsheads on board her, and saith the
 sayd Copperis being (by reason of the wett receaved by the sayd shipp
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-|Transcription=sawe the sayd twelve hogsheads on boar her, and saith the
+|Transcription=sawe the sayd twelve hogsheads on board her, and saith the
 sayd Copperis being (by reason of the wett receaved by the sayd shipp
 being overburthened therewith and sinkeing with it) the a great part &#91;of GUTTER&#93;

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 the water receaved by meanes aforesayd, did floate againe that Christ&#91;mas day GUTTER&#93; and
 shortly after did performe her voyage to Roane with her other
-adeing on board her which consisted of Sea Coles but saith one butt of Conie skinns and a peece of woollen Cloth was being much dammaged by the wett receaved as aforesayd, taken from aboard by the laders there&#91;of GUTTER&#93; this
+ladeing on board her which consisted of Sea Coles but saith one butt of Conie skinns and a peece of woollen Cloth was being much dammaged by the wett receaved as aforesayd, taken from aboard by the laders there&#91;of GUTTER&#93; this
 hee knoweth goeing Carpenter of her the sayd voyage And
-saith hee well lnoweth being Carpenter of her that the
+saith hee well knoweth being Carpenter of her that the
 sayd shipp at the tyme of ladeing the sayd Copperis on board
 her was a tight strong shipp and soe continued the whole

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 for the voyage in question and for two voyages before well knoweth
 that shee had noe plugg nor plugg hole in her and therefore
-cannot ánswere otherwise than before hee hath deposed../
+cannot ánswere otherwise than before hee hath deposed./
 To

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 soe farr as hee can./
-To the 5th hee saith hee being Carpenter of the shipp the Julian
+To the 5th hee saith hee being Carpenter of the shipp the ''Julian''
 for the voyage in question and for two voyages before well knoweth
 that shee had noe plugg nor plugg hole in her and therefore

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 To the Interrogatories &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-To the first he saith hee was Carpenter of the Julian the tyme
+To the first he saith hee was Carpenter of the ''Julian'' the tyme
 Interrate, and was not present at the tyme of takeing in the Copperis Interrate
 and further saveing his foregoeing deposition hee cannot answere/

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 being overburthened therewith and sinkeing with it) the a great part &#91;of GUTTER&#93;
 it consumed and wasted away, and the sayd shipp being cleered of
-the water receaved by meanes aforesayd, did floate againe that Christ&#91;mas day GUTTER and
+the water receaved by meanes aforesayd, did floate againe that Christ&#91;mas day GUTTER&#93; and
 shortly after did performe her voyage to Roane with her other
 adeing on board her which consisted of Sea Coles ˹but saith one butt of Conie skinns and a peece of woollen Cloth was being much dammaged by the wett receaved as aforesayd, taken from aboard by the laders there&#91;of GUTTER&#93; this