HCA 13/71 f.368v Annotate - Revision history

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 examined deposeth as followeth.
-. To the first and second articles of the sayd allegation he
+To the first and second articles of the sayd allegation he
-. deposeth and saith that he was Masters Mate of the shipp
+deposeth and saith that he was Masters Mate of the shipp
-. the Rose of Alborough, which shipp the Rose was in Galliats
+the ''Rose'' of Alborough, which shipp the Rose was in Galliats
-. reach arlate when the damadge in controversy was done by
+reach arlate when the damadge in controversy was done by
-. the shipp the ffreeman unto the arlate Shipp the mary
+the shipp the ''ffreeman'' unto the arlate Shipp the ''Mary''
-. and that the Rose was soe neare unto both the sayd shipps the
+and that the ''Rose'' was soe neare unto both the sayd shipps the
-. Mary and ˹the˺ ffreeman that she could well see and observe all
+''Mary'' and the ''ffreeman'' that she could well see and observe all
-. the passages that happened between the sayd shipps, And
+the passages that happened between the sayd shipps, And
-. he deposeth and saith that the shipp the Mary was then
+he deposeth and saith that the shipp the ''Mary'' was then
-. comming up the River working with a contrary wind, and
+comming up the River working with a contrary wind, and
-. the ffreeman as much as she could, by bearing to the
+the ''ffreeman'' as much as she could, by bearing to the
-. South Shore and leaving the Channell to the ffreeman, soe
+South Shore and leaving the Channell to the ''ffreeman'', soe
-. that the ffreeman might (as he sayth) have gone very
+that the ''ffreeman'' might (as he sayth) have gone very
-. safely by the mary and not have toucht her if she the
+safely by the ''Mary'' and not have toucht her if she the
-. Company of the ffreenan had pleasd, the sayd plase the
+Company of the ''ffreeman'' had pleasd, the sayd place the
-. Galliats reach being a broad blase, and the ride being thX
+Galliats reach being a broad place, and the tide being
-. then about an houre of high water, Yet not withstanding XX GUTTER
+then about an houre of high water, Yet not withstanding &#91;XX GUTTER&#93;
-. the Mary did to avoyd the ffreeman, the ffreeman did in
+the ''Mary'' did to avoyd the ''ffreeman'', the ''ffreeman'' did in
-. this deponents sight runn upon the Mary in a strange GUTTER
+this deponents sight runn upon the ''Mary'' in a &#91;?strange GUTTER&#93;
-. and willfull manner, and he saith that he the deponent saw GUTTER
+and willfull manner, and he saith that he the deponent &#91;?saw GUTTER&#93;
-. how and with what violense it was done, did verily beleeveth
+how and with what violense it was done, did verily beleeveth
-. the Mary was sinking and did therfore with his precontest
+the ''Mary'' was sinking and did therfore with his precontest
-. William ffiske and Edward knights hasten aboard the Mary
+William ffiske and Edward knights hasten aboard the ''Mary''
-. to helpe her, and he saith that being aboard her he found
+to helpe her, and he saith that being aboard her he found
-. that the ffreeman had ranne on board the very midshipps of
+that the ''ffreeman'' had ranne on board the very midshipps of
-. the Mary, and that the bolt spritt of the ffreeman had
+the ''Mary'', and that the bolt spritt of the ''ffreeman'' had
-. runne against the mayne mast of the Mary with such
+runne against the mayne mast of the ''Mary'' with such
-. force that it did breake the Marys maine Mast into three
+force that it did breake the ''Marys'' maine Mast into three
-. peeces and carryed all the Masts, sayles and rigging by the
+peeces and carryed all the Masts, sayles and rigging by the
-. board and that the stemm of the freeman rann ito the
+board and that the stemm of the ''freeman'' rann into the
-. side of the Mary and broake her downe to the water, and XX GUTTER
+side of the ''Mary'' and broake her downe to the water, and &#91;?that GUTTER&#93;
-. in all probability if the boltspritt of the ffreeman had not GUTTER
+in all probability if the boltspritt of the ''ffreeman'' had not GUTTER
-. runn against the Mast of ˹the˺ Mary, the ffreeman had sent
+runn against the Mast of the ''Mary'', the ''ffreeman'' had sent
-. the Mary downe right ˹X˺ under her, and her men would have GUTTER
+the ''Mary'' downe right under her, and her men would &#91;?have GUTTER&#93;
-. bin in great danger of being drowning. And he saith that GUTTER
+bin in great danger of drowning. And he saith &#91;?that GUTTER&#93;
-. of his the deponents certaine knowledge a great many of the GUTTER
+of his the deponents certaine knowledge a great many of &#91;?the GUTTER&#93;
-. people, who saw the passages predeposed, did all repXently GUTTER
+people, who saw the passages predeposed, did all &#91;??resent GUTTER&#93;
-. the Company of the C ffreeman for their willfull
+the Company of the ''ffreeman'' for their willfull
-. damaging the Mary. And further he cannot depose.
+damaging the ''Mary''. And further he cannot depose.
-. To the third and fourth articles he cannot depose.
+To the third and fourth articles he cannot depose.
-. To the last he saith his former deposition is true.
+To the last he saith his former deposition is true.
 To the Interrogatoryes./ &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the first Interrogatory he answereth that he commeth to
+To the first Interrogatory he answereth that he commeth to
-. testify in this cause at the request of Robert Yaxley, and
+testify in this cause at the request of Robert Yaxeley, and
-. that it was a little before noone when the damage interrate GUTTER
+that it was a little before noone when the damage interrate
-. was done, And to the rest negatively.
+was done, And to the rest negatively.
-. To the 2d Interrogatory he answereth that the sayd shipps rigging was
+To the 2d Interrogatory he answereth that the sayd shipps rigging was
-. at the time interrate not new, yet very good (he beleeveth
+at the time interrate not new, yet very good (he beleeveth
-. that the greatest part was quite spoylt, and made XXX GUTTER
+that the greatest part was quite spoylt, and made &#91;?utterly GUTTER&#93;
-. unserviseable, And otherwise being not of the shipp
+unserviseable, And otherwise being not of the shipp
-. the Mary her Company he cannot answeare./
+the ''Mary'' her Company he cannot answeare./
 Repeated with his precontest before doctor Godolphin./.
-William Lease GUTTER &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
+William &#91;?Lee GUTTER&#93; &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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