HCA 13/71 f.373v Annotate - Revision history

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+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 16/03/2013
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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
+|First transcribed=2013/03/16
-|First transcribed=13/03/16
+|Editorial history=Edited on 26/05/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=To the third he knoweth not further to answeare than
 he hath predeposed
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 John Norman &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-<nowiki>**************************</nowiki>
+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 On the two and twentith day of August 1656
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 up the Cooper and asked him if they would unlade the
 said
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 |Folio=373
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-|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 16/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 24/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started and completed on 16/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 24/04/14 and edited on 26/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 John Viber was Boatswaine of the interrate shipp in her
 outwards bound voyage as farr as the Downs, and
-that he was found embeazeling or stealing away some
+that he was found embeazealing or stealing away some
-of the Owners ˹Merchants˺ goods and running away with the said
+of the Merchants goods and running away with the said
-goods in the long boate skiffe belonging to the said shipp
+goods in the skiffe belonging to the said shipp
 and that by some of the shipps Company (who
 pursued him in the longe boate) he the sayd Viber was
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 To the fifth Interrogatory he answereth that the sayd fower men
-servants men in the service of the Commonwealth under
+servants were in the service of the Commonwealth under
 the Comand of Major Sedgewick as this Rendent
-hath heard b of by some of the interrate shipp the Edward
+hath heard by some of the interrate shipp the ''Edward
-and John gave Company, And further referring
+and John'' her Company, And further referring
 himselfe to what he hath predeposed he knoweth not
 to answeare/
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 interrate her tackle and cables were (in this Rendents
 iudgement) sufficient and that he the Rendent did
-not know ˹nor hath heard˺ that the producent hath received or XX
+not know nor hath heard that the producent hath received
-receive primage and average for the voyage interrate
+primage and average for the voyage interrate
-And further he cannot de answeare/
+And further he cannot answeare/
 John Norman &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 '''John Elliott''' of the parish of Stepney in the
-County of Middlesex Mariner, aged about 4X GUTTER
+County of Middlesex Mariner, aged about 4&#91;X GUTTER&#93;
 yeares a wittnes sworne and examined deposeth
 as followeth/
 To the seaventh article of the sayd allegation he deposeth
-and saith tht the producent Captaine Totty and One of the
+and saith that the producent Captaine Totty and One of the
 Owners of the arlate shipp the ''Edward and John'' did on
-or about the 26th or 27th dayes of June last past meet GUTTER
+or about the 26th or 27th dayes of June last past &#91;?meet GUTTER&#93;
-with him this deponent and one Captaine Thomas Bennett GUTTER
+with him this deponent and one Captaine Thomas &#91;?Bennett GUTTER&#93;
 upon the old Exchange London, and desired them this deponent
-and the sayd Bennett to take the paines and goe with him GUTTER
+and the sayd Bennett to take the paines and goe with &#91;?him GUTTER
 the sayd Totty and the Owner aboard the sayd shipp
-the ''Edward and John'', and that accordingly he this deponent GUTTER
+the ''Edward and John'', and that accordingly he this deponent
-and the sayd Bennett did goe along with them unto GUTTER
+and the sayd Bennett did goe along with them unto
 or neare Greenwich in the River of Thames where the
 sayd shipp then lay at Anchor; and that they being
 all come aboard the sayd shipp the sayd Captaine
-Totty calld his Mate up, and asked him if they (XXXX GUTTER
+Totty calld his Mate up, and asked him if they ( &#91;?meaning GUTTER&#93;
 him the said Mate and the rest of the said shipps
 Company) would unlade the goods and that the same
-Mate answeared ˹that the Cooper could tell what they XXXXX XX˺ they were resolved not that XXXX
+Mate answeared that the Cooper could tell what they
-˹to doe˺ not and that afterwards the sayd Captaine Totty called
+to doe and that afterwards the sayd Captaine Totty called
 up the Cooper and asked him if they would unlade the
 said

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 To the seaventh article of the sayd allegation he deposeth
 and saith tht the producent Captaine Totty and One of the
-Owners of the arlate shipp the Edward and John did on
+Owners of the arlate shipp the ''Edward and John'' did on
 or about the 26th or 27th dayes of June last past meet GUTTER
 with him this deponent and one Captaine Thomas Bennett GUTTER
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 and the sayd Bennett to take the paines and goe with him GUTTER
 the sayd Totty and the Owner aboard the sayd shipp
-the Edward and John, and that accordingly he this deponent GUTTER
+the ''Edward and John'', and that accordingly he this deponent GUTTER
 and the sayd Bennett did goe along with them unto GUTTER
 or neare Greenwich in the River of Thames where the
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 Company) would unlade the goods and that the same
 Mate answeared ˹that the Cooper could tell what they XXXXX XX˺ they were resolved not that XXXX
-˹to doe˺ not and that afterwards the sayd Captaine Titty called
+˹to doe˺ not and that afterwards the sayd Captaine Totty called
 up the Cooper and asked him if they would unlade the
 said

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-|Transcription=1. To the third he knoweth not further to answeare than
+|Transcription=To the third he knoweth not further to answeare than
-. he hath predeposed
+he hath predeposed
-. To the fourth Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate
+To the fourth Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate
-. John Viber was Boatswaine of the interrate shipp in her
+John Viber was Boatswaine of the interrate shipp in her
-. outwards bound voyage as farr as the Downs, and
+outwards bound voyage as farr as the Downs, and
-. that he was found embeazeling or stealing away some
+that he was found embeazeling or stealing away some
-. of the Owners ˹Merchants˺ goods and running away with the said
+of the Owners ˹Merchants˺ goods and running away with the said
-. goods in the long boate skiffe belonging to the said shipp
+goods in the long boate skiffe belonging to the said shipp
-. and that by some of the shipps Company (who
+and that by some of the shipps Company (who
-. pursued him in the longe boate) he the sayd Viber was
+pursued him in the longe boate) he the sayd Viber was
-. brought back, and by the producent Captaine Totty
+brought back, and by the producent Captaine Totty
-. his order putt into chaynes, but that afterwards he
+his order putt into chaynes, but that afterwards he
-. was released from the sayd chaynes by the entreaty of
+was released from the sayd chaynes by the entreaty of
-. the sayd shipps Company And further he knoweth
+the sayd shipps Company And further he knoweth
-. not to answeare./
+not to answeare./
-. To the fifth Interrogatory he answereth that the sayd fower men
+To the fifth Interrogatory he answereth that the sayd fower men
-. servants men in the service of the Commonwealth under
+servants men in the service of the Commonwealth under
-. the Comand of Major Sedgewick as this Rendent
+the Comand of Major Sedgewick as this Rendent
-. hath heard b of by some of the interrate shipp the Edward
+hath heard b of by some of the interrate shipp the Edward
-. and John gave Company, And further referring
+and John gave Company, And further referring
-. himselfe to what he hath predeposed he knoweth not
+himselfe to what he hath predeposed he knoweth not
-. to answeare/
+to answeare/
-. To the sixth Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp
+To the sixth Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp
-. interrate her tackle and cables were (in this Rendents
+interrate her tackle and cables were (in this Rendents
-. iudgement) sufficient and that he the Rendent did
+iudgement) sufficient and that he the Rendent did
-. not know ˹nor hath heard˺ that the producent hath received or XX
+not know ˹nor hath heard˺ that the producent hath received or XX
-. receive primage and average for the voyage interrate
+receive primage and average for the voyage interrate
-. And further he cannot de answeare/
+And further he cannot de answeare/
 John Norman &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 as followeth/
-. To the seaventh article of the sayd allegation he deposeth
+To the seaventh article of the sayd allegation he deposeth
-. and saith tht the producent Captaine Totty and One of the
+and saith tht the producent Captaine Totty and One of the
-. Owners of the arlate shipp the Edward and John did on
+Owners of the arlate shipp the Edward and John did on
-. or about the 26th or 27th dayes of June last past meet GUTTER
+or about the 26th or 27th dayes of June last past meet GUTTER
-. with him this deponent and one Captaine Thomas Bennett GUTTER
+with him this deponent and one Captaine Thomas Bennett GUTTER
-. upon the old Exchange London, and desired them this deponent
+upon the old Exchange London, and desired them this deponent
-. and the sayd Bennett to take the paines and goe with him GUTTER
+and the sayd Bennett to take the paines and goe with him GUTTER
-. the sayd Totty and the Owner aboard the sayd shipp
+the sayd Totty and the Owner aboard the sayd shipp
-. the Edward and John, and that accordingly he this deponent GUTTER
+the Edward and John, and that accordingly he this deponent GUTTER
-. and the sayd Bennett did goe along with them unto GUTTER
+and the sayd Bennett did goe along with them unto GUTTER
-. or neare Greenwich in the River of Thames where the
+or neare Greenwich in the River of Thames where the
-. sayd shipp then lay at Anchor; and that they being
+sayd shipp then lay at Anchor; and that they being
-. all come aboard the sayd shipp the sayd Captaine
+all come aboard the sayd shipp the sayd Captaine
-. Totty calld his Mate up, and asked him if they (XXXX GUTTER
+Totty calld his Mate up, and asked him if they (XXXX GUTTER
-. him the said Mate and the rest of the said shipps
+him the said Mate and the rest of the said shipps
-. Company) would unlade the goods and that the same
+Company) would unlade the goods and that the same
-. Mate answeared ˹that the Cooper could tell what they XXXXX XX˺ they were resolved not that XXXX
+Mate answeared ˹that the Cooper could tell what they XXXXX XX˺ they were resolved not that XXXX
-. ˹to doe˺ not and that afterwards the sayd Captaine Titty called
+˹to doe˺ not and that afterwards the sayd Captaine Titty called
-. up the Cooper and asked him if they would unlade the
+up the Cooper and asked him if they would unlade the
 said

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 |Transcription=1. To the third he knoweth not further to answeare than
 . he hath predeposed
 . To the fourth Interrogatory he answereth that the interrate
 . John Viber was Boatswaine of the interrate shipp in her
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 . the sayd shipps Company And further he knoweth
 . not to answeare./
 . To the fifth Interrogatory he answereth that the sayd fower men
 . servants men in the service of the Commonwealth under
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 . himselfe to what he hath predeposed he knoweth not
 . to answeare/
 . To the sixth Interrogatory he answereth that the shipp
 . interrate her tackle and cables were (in this Rendents
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 . receive primage and average for the voyage interrate
 . And further he cannot de answeare/
-. John Norman SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
-.
+John Norman &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
-. On the two and twentith day of August 1656
-. <margin value="Left">Rp. 12</margin>
+<nowiki>**************************</nowiki>
-. John Elliott of the parish of Stepney in the
-. County of Middlesex Mariner, aged about 4X GUTTER
+On the two and twentith day of August 1656
-. yeares a wittnes sworne and examined deposeth
-. as followeth/
+'''Rp. 12'''
 . To the seaventh article of the sayd allegation he deposeth
 . and saith tht the producent Captaine Totty and One of the
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 . ˹to doe˺ not and that afterwards the sayd Captaine Titty called
 . up the Cooper and asked him if they would unlade the
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">said</margin>
+said
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-|Transcription=Barbadoes, And he saith that he there heard
-that the producent was overthrowne or cast in a suite
-commenced there at the Barbadoes by the arlate Major
-Chamberlaine against him for a horse, and that the
-sayd producent was condemned in forty two pounds sterling
-for the value of the sayd horse besides the charges of
-suite, And further he cannot depose./
-−
-To the third article he deposeth and saith that he hath seene
-copyes of the declaration and verdict given in and past at
-the Barbados against the producent for the 800
-pipe staves arlate and for the &#91;XXX?gle&#93; of roapes,
-And he saith that he this deponent was present at the
-Barbadoes when the accompt was made up for making
-good be the producent unto the arlate Mr hartly the
-sayd 800 pipe staves and charges of suite and that the value thereof with charges by
-accompt came unto about 1200 ''lb'' of Sugar, And
-further he knoweth not to depose:/
-To the seaventh, eighth and ninth articles of the said allegation
+XXX
-he deposeth and saith that he left the shipp arlate soe soone
-as she came to the Downes and came up to London to &#91;?give GUTTER&#93;
-the Merchants notice of her arrivall, and that the &#91;XX of GUTTER&#93;
-deponent afterwards wayting at Sabbs&#93;=docke for the &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-up of the sayd shipps goods did heare by some that came
-aboard the said shipp that the shipps Company did &#91;?deny GUTTER&#93;
-to deliver out any goods untill by reason of supposed damage
-received by the goods, and that some caske came from aboard &#91;XXX&#93; of the same
-shipp, some quite out, others halfe out and some &#91;XXX&#93;
-quarters
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-|Transcription=1. Barbadoes, And he saith that he there heard
+|Transcription=Barbadoes, And he saith that he there heard
-. that the producent was overthrowne or cast in a suite
+that the producent was overthrowne or cast in a suite
-. commenced there at the Barbadoes by the arlate Major
+commenced there at the Barbadoes by the arlate Major
-. Chamberlaine against him for a horse, and that the
+Chamberlaine against him for a horse, and that the
-. sayd producent was condemned in forty two pounds sterling
+sayd producent was condemned in forty two pounds sterling
-. for the value of the sayd horse besides the charges of
+for the value of the sayd horse besides the charges of
-. suite, And further he cannot depose./
+suite, And further he cannot depose./
-. To the third article he deposeth and saith that he hath seene
+To the third article he deposeth and saith that he hath seene
-. copyes pf the declaration and verdict given in and past at
+copyes pf the declaration and verdict given in and past at
-. the Barbados against the producent for the 800
+the Barbados against the producent for the 800
-. pipe staves arlate and for the &#91;XXX?gle&#93; of roapes,
+pipe staves arlate and for the &#91;XXX?gle&#93; of roapes,
-. And he saith that he this deponent was present at the
+And he saith that he this deponent was present at the
-. Barbadoes when the accompt was made up for making
+Barbadoes when the accompt was made up for making
-. good be the producent unto the arlate Mr hartly the
+good be the producent unto the arlate Mr hartly the
-. sayd 800 pipe staves and charges of suite and that the value thereof with charges by
+sayd 800 pipe staves and charges of suite and that the value thereof with charges by
-. accompt came unto about 1200 ''lb'' of Sugar, And
+accompt came unto about 1200 ''lb'' of Sugar, And
-. further he knoweth not to depose:/
+further he knoweth not to depose:/
-. To the fourth article he saith that it is apparent unto him
+To the fourth article he saith that it is apparent unto him
-. this deponent that there were fower men servants shipt
+this deponent that there were fower men servants shipt
-. aboard the arlate shipp by Mr Emms arlate for the accompt
+aboard the arlate shipp by Mr Emms arlate for the accompt
-. of Mr Coop arlate, for that he this deponent well
+of Mr Coop arlate, for that he this deponent well
-. knoweth that the sayd Coop did sue the producent at the
+knoweth that the sayd Coop did sue the producent at the
-. Barbadoes and overthrew him for that the sayd 4
+Barbadoes and overthrew him for that the sayd 4
-. men servants were not there delivered, and for that
+men servants were not there delivered, and for that
-. this deponent did pay here in London unto the sayd
+this deponent did pay here in London unto the sayd
-. Mr Emms 33 ''li'' &#91;?X ?''s''&#93; by the order of the producent &#91;?of GUTTER&#93;
+Mr Emms 33 ''li'' &#91;?X ?''s''&#93; by the order of the producent &#91;?of GUTTER&#93;
-. the accompt of the fower men servants not being
+the accompt of the fower men servants not being
-. delivered unto the sayd Coop at the Barbadoes, And
+delivered unto the sayd Coop at the Barbadoes, And
-. further he cannot depose/
+further he cannot depose/
-. To the fifth article he saith that there were an anchor &#91;?and GUTTER&#93;
+To the fifth article he saith that there were an anchor &#91;?and GUTTER&#93;
-. a Grapnell belonging to the sayd shipp lost, and that &#91;?alsoe GUTTER&#93;
+a Grapnell belonging to the sayd shipp lost, and that &#91;?alsoe GUTTER&#93;
-. (as he hath heard some of the shipps company confesse
+(as he hath heard some of the shipps company confesse
-. that there was one hogshead of Lyme that slipt over board
+that there was one hogshead of Lyme that slipt over board
-. And further he cannot depose/
+And further he cannot depose/
-. To the sixth article he saith that he the deponent did
+To the sixth article he saith that he the deponent did
-. heare see the Porthole arlate open, but he heard some of the
+heare see the Porthole arlate open, but he heard some of the
-. said shipps Company confesse that there was a Porthole
+said shipps Company confesse that there was a Porthole
-. open which he saith was a neglect in somebody, which &#91;?was GUTTER&#93;
+open which he saith was a neglect in somebody, which &#91;?was GUTTER&#93;
-. for his part must putt upon the Carpenter and &#91;?his GUTTER&#93;
+for his part must putt upon the Carpenter and &#91;?his GUTTER&#93;
-. Mates, and that some of the sayd shipps Company &#91;?did GUTTER&#93;
+Mates, and that some of the sayd shipps Company &#91;?did GUTTER&#93;
-. acknowledge in this deponents hearing that much water GUTTER
+acknowledge in this deponents hearing that much water GUTTER
-. came in at the said Porthole And further he cannot
+came in at the said Porthole And further he cannot
-. depose.
+depose.
-. To the seaventh, eighth and ninth articles of the said allegation
+To the seaventh, eighth and ninth articles of the said allegation
-. he deposeth and saith that he left the shipp arlate soe soone
+he deposeth and saith that he left the shipp arlate soe soone
-. as she came to the Downes and came up to London to &#91;?give GUTTER&#93;
+as she came to the Downes and came up to London to &#91;?give GUTTER&#93;
-. ther Merchants notice of her arrivall, and that the &#91;XX of GUTTER&#93;
+the Merchants notice of her arrivall, and that the &#91;XX of GUTTER&#93;
-. deponent afterwards wayting at Sabbs&#93;=docke for the &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
+deponent afterwards wayting at Sabbs&#93;=docke for the &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-. up of the sayd shipps goods did heare by some that came
+up of the sayd shipps goods did heare by some that came
-. aboard the said shipp that the shipps Company did &#91;?deny GUTTER&#93;
+aboard the said shipp that the shipps Company did &#91;?deny GUTTER&#93;
-. to deliver out any goods untill by reason of supposed damage
+to deliver out any goods untill by reason of supposed damage
-. received by the goods, and that some caske came from aboard &#91;XXX&#93; of the same
+received by the goods, and that some caske came from aboard &#91;XXX&#93; of the same
-. shipp, some quite out, others halfe out and some &#91;XXX&#93;
+shipp, some quite out, others halfe out and some &#91;XXX&#93;
 quarters