HCA 13/71 f.443v Annotate - Revision history

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 |Folio=443
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=Transcribed on 23/10/2012
+|Status=Uploaded image; transcribed on 23/10/2012
 |First transcriber=Jill Wilcox 23/10/12
 |First transcribed=2012/10/23
 |Editorial history=Gutter corrected on 07/12/2012; edited on 31/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
 }}
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 |Transcription=Company of the ''Providence'' to keepe the shipp ''Providence'' to the windeward
 which this deponent and company did, but seeing and observing that the sayd

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 |Folio=443
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=Gutter corrected 07/12/12; pasted into wikispot on 06/05/14 and edited on 31/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Transcribed on 23/10/2012
-−
 |First transcriber=Jill Wilcox 23/10/12
+|First transcribed=2012/10/23
-|Editorial history=Created 09/04/14, by CSG
+|Editorial history=Gutter corrected on 07/12/2012; edited on 31/07/2014 by Colin Greenstreet
 }}
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 |Transcription=Company of the ''Providence'' to keepe the shipp ''Providence'' to the windeward
 which this deponent and company did, but seeing and observing that the sayd
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 more for want of the sayd shipp to use in their merchandizing imployment
 for
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 To the 7th article of the sayd libell hee saith that the shipp the ''Providence''
-at the tyme shee and her ladeing of coales were soer suncke which was about the &#91;?XXth&#93; day of September &#91;XXXX&#93; was a
+at the tyme shee and her ladeing of coales were soe suncke which was about the &#91;?XXth&#93; day of September &#91;XXXX&#93; was a
 new shipp it being her second voyage that ever shee had made, and was
 about sixty foote longe in the Keele and twenty foote wide and all her

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 aforesayd And further cannot depose/
-To the 8th hee saith that the arlate &#91;?LaXe&#93;, Cooper and Company besides
+To the 8th hee saith that the arlate Lawe, Cooper and Company besides
 the losse of the sayd shipp the ''Providence'' and her ladeing of Coales are
 otherwise dammified to the value of one hundred pounds sterling and

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 |Folio=443
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=Gutter corrected 07/12/12; pasted into wikispot on 06/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=Gutter corrected 07/12/12; pasted into wikispot on 06/05/14 and edited on 31/07/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Jill Wilcox 23/10/12
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 |Transcription image=P1140054
-|Transcription=Company the providence to keepe the shipp ''Providence'' to the windeward
+|Transcription=Company of the ''Providence'' to keepe the shipp ''Providence'' to the windeward
 which this deponent and company did, but seeing and observing that the sayd
-Lee and Company did notwith standing it appeared they well understood
+Lee and Company did notwith standing it appeared they well understood the
 signes made unto them, not beare up but hold on their course with the shipp
-''Samuell'' by which mianes they (unlesse some tymely course were taken to
+''Samuell'' by which meanes they (unlesse some tymely course were taken to
-prevent the same the shipp Samuell would undoubtedly come fowle of
+prevent the same the shipp ''Samuell'' would undoubtedly come fowle of
 ''Providence'') this deponent and Company of the ''Providence'' to prevent as much
-as in them lay any mischcife which might ensue upon the ''Samuells'' holding
+as in them lay any mischeife which might ensue upon the ''Samuells'' holding
-on her course and not bearing up as desyred) did put the providence on the
+on her course and not bearing up as desyred) did put the ''Providence'' on the
-stayes and turned her out of the ''Samuell'' course, and called to the
+stayes and turned her out of the ''Samuells'' course, and called to the
 sayd Lee and his Company of the ''Samuell'' to doe the like in regard they
 did not beare up as they were before desyred and told them that if they did
-not either beare up with their shipp ''Samuell'' or put her on the stayes shott
+not either beare up with their shipp ''Samuell'' or put her on the stayes shee
+would unavoidably fall fowle of the ''Providence'', all which the sayd &#91;?XXXX GUTTER&#93;
-would unavoidably fall fowle of the providence, all which the sayd
 and Company of the ''Samuell'' might (and did as hee beleeveth) very well heare
 and observe, but tooke noe care either to beare up with the ''Samuell'' or
-with her upon the stayes but kept on their direct course with her and by
+put her upon the stayes but kept on their direct course with her and by
-that mianes with full sayles did in a carelesse and willfull manner
+that meanes with full sayles did in a carelesse and willfull manner
-turne the steme of the ''Samuell'' right upon the midshipp of the providence
+runne the steme of the ''Samuell'' right upon the midshipp of the ''Providence''
-and thereby the sayd shipp ''Providense'' and her ladeing of coales
+and thereby the sayd shipp ''Providence'' and her ladeing of coales
-were utterley lost and perished in the sea and partially obscured by ink ˹her company hath likewise perished but hath they˺ for the savegard
+were utterley lost and perished in the sea or company hath likewise perished but that they for the &#91;?saveing GUTTER&#93;
-of their lives seeing her xxxx sunke soo deepe he water came
+of their lives seeing her sunke soe deepe that the water came
-into the mens cabbins in the gunne roome ˹notwithstanding they used their utmost endeavour labouring with two pumpes to keep her above sea˺ made a shift to runne
+into the mens Cabbins as the gunne roome notwithstanding they used their utmost endeavour labouring with two pumpes to &#91;XXXXXXX&#93; made a shift to runne
-her a shoare soe as to save their lives though they could not preserve
+her a shoare soe as to save their lives though they could not preserve the
-sayd shipp ''Providence'' and her ladeing All which had bwith easi bin present
+sayd shipp ''Providence'' and her ladeing All which had with ease bin &#91;?XXX GUTTER&#93;
 and the ''Providence'' and her ladeing had not perished if the sayd Lee and
-Company of the ''Samuell'' had borne up with their sayd shipp or brought
+Company of the ''Samuell'' had borne up with their sayd shipp or &#91;?brought GUTTER&#93;
-her on the stayes as were by this deponent and company desired
+her on the stayes as were by this deponent and company desyred
-and advised to doo, and might very easily have done if they had pleased
+and advised to doe, and might very easily have done if they had pleased
-soe that the sayd lesse and dammage came of this deponents knowledge
+soe that the sayd losse and dammage came of this deponents &#91;?knowledge GUTTER&#93;
-meerely by the fault of the sayd Lee and company and through &#91;?thier GUTTER&#93;
+meerely by the fault of the sayd Lee and company and through &#91;?the GUTTER&#93;
-either willfull or negligent guideing and order f their sayd
+either willfull or negligent guideing and ordering of their sayd
-shipp the ''Samuell'' And further to those actes hee cannot depose/
+shipp the ''Samuell'' And further to those articles hee cannot depose/
-To the 7th article of the sayd libell hee saith that the shipp the providence
+To the 7th article of the sayd libell hee saith that the shipp the ''Providence''
-at the tyme shee and her ladeing of coales were or himselfe ˹which was upon or 37. new shipp it being her second voyage that ever shee had made, and was
+at the tyme shee and her ladeing of coales were soer suncke which was about the &#91;?XXth&#93; day of September &#91;XXXX&#93; was a
-about sixty foote longe in the Keele and twenty foote wide and X all her
+new shipp it being her second voyage that ever shee had made, and was
 tackle apparrell and furniture very good, and in this deponents Judgement
 shee and her ladeing of Coales were at they tyme aforesayd very well
 worth seaven hundred and fifty pounds sterling and better and so much
-they would have yeiled if they had not bin soe suncke as aforesayd the
+they would have yeilded if they had not bin soe suncke as aforesayd the
-premisses hee deposeth of his owne sight and knowledge being master of her as
+premisses hee deposeth of his owne sight and knowledge being Master of her as
 aforesayd And further cannot depose/
-To the 8th hee saith that the arlate Lawe, Cooper and company beside
+To the 8th hee saith that the arlate &#91;?LaXe&#93;, Cooper and Company besides
-the losse of the sayd shipp the ''providence'' and her ladeing of Coales are
+the losse of the sayd shipp the ''Providence'' and her ladeing of Coales are
 otherwise dammified to the value of one hundred pounds sterling and
 more for want of the sayd shipp to use in their merchandizing imployment

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 |Transcription image=P1140054
-|Transcription=1. Company the providence to keepe the shipp Providence to the windeward
+|Transcription=Company the providence to keepe the shipp Providence to the windeward
-. which this deponent and company did, but seeing and observing that the sayd
+which this deponent and company did, but seeing and observing that the sayd
-. Lee and Company did notwith standing it appeared they well understood
+Lee and Company did notwith standing it appeared they well understood
-. signes made unto them, not beare up but hold on their course with the shipp
+signes made unto them, not beare up but hold on their course with the shipp
-. Samuell by which mianes they (unlesse some tymely course were taken to
+Samuell by which mianes they (unlesse some tymely course were taken to
-. prevent the same the shipp Samuell would undoubtedly come fowle of
+prevent the same the shipp Samuell would undoubtedly come fowle of
-. Providence) this deponent and Company of the Providence to prevent as much
+Providence) this deponent and Company of the Providence to prevent as much
-. as in them lay any mischcife which might ensue upon the Samuells holding
+as in them lay any mischcife which might ensue upon the Samuells holding
-. on her course and not bearing up as desyred) did put the providence on the
+on her course and not bearing up as desyred) did put the providence on the
-. stayes and turned her out of the Samuell course, and called to the
+stayes and turned her out of the Samuell course, and called to the
-. sayd Lee and his Company of the Samuell to doe the like in regard they
+sayd Lee and his Company of the Samuell to doe the like in regard they
-. did not beare up as they were before desyred and told them that if they did
+did not beare up as they were before desyred and told them that if they did
-. not either beare up with their shipp Samuell or put her on the stayes shott
+not either beare up with their shipp Samuell or put her on the stayes shott
-.
-. would unavoidably fall fowle of the providence, all which the sayd
-. and Company of the Samuell might (and did as hee beleeveth) very well heare
-. and observe, but tooke noe care either to beare up with the Samuell or
-. with her upon the stayes but kept on their direct course with her and by
-. that mianes with full sayles did in a carelesse and willfull manner
-. turne the steme of the Samuell right upon the midshipp of the providence
-. and thereby the sayd shipp Providense and her ladeing of coales
-. were utterley lost and perished in the sea and partially obscured by ink ˹her company hath likewise perished but hath they˺ for the savegard
-. of their lives seeing her xxxx sunke soo deepe he water came
-. into the mens cabbins in the gunne roome ˹notwithstanding they used their utmost endeavour labouring with two pumpes to keep her above sea˺ made a shift to runne
-. her a shoare soe as to save their lives though they could not preserve
-. sayd shipp Providence and her ladeing All which had bwith easi bin present
-. and the Providence and her ladeing had not perished if the sayd Lee and
-. Company of the Samuell had borne up with their sayd shipp or brought
-. her on the stayes as were by this deponent and company desired
-. and advised to doo, and might very easily have done if they had pleased
-. soo that the sayd lesse and dammage came of this deponents knowledge
-. meerely by the fault of the sayd Lee and company and through <TO DO: todo>thier
-. either willfull or negligent guideing and order f their sayd
-. shipp the Samuell And further to those actes hee cannot depose/
-. To the 7th article of the sayd libell hee saith that the shipp the providence
+would unavoidably fall fowle of the providence, all which the sayd
-. at the tyme shee and her ladeing of coales were or himselfe ˹which was upon or 37. new shipp it being her second voyage that ever shee had made, and was
+and Company of the Samuell might (and did as hee beleeveth) very well heare
-. about sixty foote longe in the Keele and twenty foote wide and X all her
+and observe, but tooke noe care either to beare up with the Samuell or
-. tackle apparrell and furniture very good, and in this deponents Judgement
+with her upon the stayes but kept on their direct course with her and by
-. shee and her ladeing of Coales were at they tyme aforesayd very well
+that mianes with full sayles did in a carelesse and willfull manner
-. worth seaven hundred and fifty pounds sterling and better and so much
+turne the steme of the Samuell right upon the midshipp of the providence
-. they would have yeiled if they had not bin soe suncke as aforesayd the
+and thereby the sayd shipp Providense and her ladeing of coales
-. premisses hee deposeth of his owne sight and knowledge being master of her as
+were utterley lost and perished in the sea and partially obscured by ink ˹her company hath likewise perished but hath they˺ for the savegard
-. aforesayd And further cannot depose/
+of their lives seeing her xxxx sunke soo deepe he water came
-. To the 8th hee saith that the arlate Lawe, Cooper and company beside
+To the 7th article of the sayd libell hee saith that the shipp the providence
-. the losse of the sayd shipp the providence and her ladeing of Coales are
+at the tyme shee and her ladeing of coales were or himselfe ˹which was upon or 37. new shipp it being her second voyage that ever shee had made, and was
-. otherwise dammified to the value of one hundred pounds sterling and
+about sixty foote longe in the Keele and twenty foote wide and X all her
-. more for want of the sayd shipp to use in their merchandizing imployment
+tackle apparrell and furniture very good, and in this deponents Judgement
 for

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