HCA 13/71 f.572r Annotate - Revision history

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 of the voyage in question hee thereby better remembreth and knoweth
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 To the second for the reasons aforesayd hee saith hee well remembreth
 that on the thirteenth day of the sayd moneth of January last the sayd
-shipp the ''Plough'' being in Company with the articulte shipp the ''Prudent
+shipp the ''Plough'' being in Company with the articulte shipp the ''Prudent''
-Mary'' of which the articulate Salmon was Master or Commander
+''Mary'' of which the articulate Salmon was Master or Commander
 neere the Channell videlict a little without Scillie meete with
 a dunkirke man of warr who chased both the sayd shipps into the
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 To the 3 article hee saith of his this deponents sight and knowledge the
 shipp
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-|Transcription=<document-start>that for that hee kept a Journall or diary of the particular passages of the voyage in question hee thereby better remembreth and knoweth
+|Transcription=that for that hee kept a Journall or diary of the particular passages
-. that the articulate shipp the Plough with her homewards ladeing being bound
+of the voyage in question hee thereby better remembreth and knoweth
-. homewards from the Western Islands to London did meete with severall
+that the articulate shipp the ''Plough'' with her homewards ladeing being bound
-. stormes and tempests at sea and more especial on the seaventh day
+homewards from the Western Islands to London did meete with severall
-. of January last 1656 neere St Michaells Roade articulate shee mett with
+stormes and tempests at sea and more especial on the seaventh day
-. a great storme of wynde hayle and rayne which continued with such
+of January last 1656 neere Saint Michaells Roade articulate shee mett with
-. extremity for about twenty fower howers tyme that the sayd shipps
+a great storme of wynde hayle and rayne which continued with such
-. company were forced to hand all their sayles saveing part of the
+Extremity for about twenty fower howers tyme that the sayd shipps
-. mayne sayle under which for only for some part of the sayd tyme they
+company were forced to hand all their sayles saveing part of the
-. were fayne to lye and the violence of the storme was such that is
+mayne sayle under which for only for some part of the sayd tyme they
-. brake against the sayd shipp with such violence that shee thereby received
+were fayne to lye and the violence of the storme was such that is
-. into her much water and shee and her ladeing and Company by
+brake against the sayd shipp with such violence that shee thereby received
-. reason of the water receaved were in much danger of perishing in the
+into her much water and shee and her ladeing and Company by
-. sea and of looseing both the shipp, goods and their lives And further to
+reason of the water receaved were in much danger of perishing in the
-. this article hee cannot depose
+sea and of looseing both the shipp, goods and their lives And further to
-. To the second for the reasons aforesayd hee saith hee well remembereth
+this article hee cannot depose
-. that on the thirteenth day of the sayd moneth of January last the sayd
-. shipp the Plough being in Company with the articulte shipp the Prudent
+To the second for the reasons aforesayd hee saith hee well remembreth
-. Mary of which the articulate Salmon was Master or Commander in the
+that on the thirteenth day of the sayd moneth of January last the sayd
-. xxx or neere the Channell vizt a little without Scillie meete with
+shipp the ''Plough'' being in Company with the articulte shipp the ''Prudent
-. a Dunkirk man of warr who chased both the sayd shipps into the
+Mary'' of which the articulate Salmon was Master or Commander
-. Channell and followed them all the sayd thirteenth day and untill
+neere the Channell videlict a little without Scillie meete with
-. twelve of the Clock of the night following by meanes whereof
+a dunkirke man of warr who chased both the sayd shipps into the
-. hee saith the sayd shipp the Plough her Company for the her necessary
+Channell and followed them all the sayd thirteenth day and untill
-. preservation of the sayd shipp and her ladeing and defending from seizure
+twelve of the Clock of the night following by meanes whereof
-. were forced to open her lower ports and the weather being then very
+hee saith the sayd shipp the ''Plough'' her Company for the necessary
-. tempestious and rough and the sea running high, the sayd shipp then
+preservation of the sayd shipp and her ladeing and defending from seizure
-. alsoe shipped in very much water, and the sayd shipp being by the
+were forced to open her lower ports and the weather being then very
-. Dunkirkers soe chaseing of her was forced soe farr to the Leewards
+tempestious and rough and the sea running high, the sayd shipp then
-. that after the Dunkirker had left her, vizt upon the sixteenth of the
+alsoe shipped in very much water, and the sayd shipp being by the
-. same moneth the sayd shipps ˹company˺ to keepe her from the lee shoare was
+dunkirkers soe chaseing of her was forced soe farr to the Leewards
-. forced to carrie a peressed sayle, by meanes whereof the winde and
+that after the dunkirker had left her, videlicet upon the sixteenth of the
-. weather still continueing very tempestious and the sea very rough,
+same moneth the sayd shipps company to keepe her from the Lee shoare was
-. the articulate Noyes and Company were forced to open the hatches thereby
+forced to carrie a pressed sayle, by meanes whereof the winde and
-. the better to preserve the shipp, her ladeing and their owne lives,
+weather still continueing very tempestious and the sea very rough,
-. and saith the sayd hatches being of necessitie soe kept open and the
+the articulate Noyes and Company were forced to open the hatches thereby
-. weather soe stormie the sayd shipp received in at her hatches
+the better to preserve the shipp, her ladeing and their owne lives,
-. very much water these premises hee deposeth of his sight and
+and saith the sayd hatches being of necessitie soe kept open and the
-. knowledge being Master's mate and on board And further to this article
+weather soe stormie the sayd shipp received in at her hatches
-. hee cannot depose
+very much water these premises hee deposeth of his sight and
-. To the 3 article hee saith of his this deponents sight and knowledge the
+knowledge being Master's mate and on board And further to this article
-. shipp
+hee cannot depose/
-. to have their Cables in a readinesse upon any ˹suddaine˺ occasion x xx thereby
-. the better to preserve the shipp, her ladeing and their owne lives,
+To the 3 article hee saith of his this deponents sight and knowledge the
-. and saith the sayd hatches being of necessitie soe kept open and the
+shipp
-. weather soe stormie the sayd shipp received in at her hatches
-. very much water these premises hee deposeth of his sight and
-. knowledge being Master's mate and on board And further to this article
-. hee cannot depose
-. To the 3 article hee saith of his this deponents sight and knowledge the
-. shipp
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