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 |Transcription=ninetie five markes, one ounce and six angles of gold, and was in
 the quiet possession thereof on board the said shipp on the high and opem
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 being present and seeing the same soe donne, and saith they alsoe tooke
 away
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 |Folio=616
 |Side=Verso
-|Status=First cut transcription started on 01/02/13 and completed on 15/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 12/04/14 by Colin Greenstreet
+|Status=First cut transcription started on 01/02/13 and completed on 15/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet; pasted into wikispot on 12/04/14 and edited on 06/08/14 by Colin Greenstreet
 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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-|Transcription=ninetie five markes, one ounse and six angles of gold, and was in
+|Transcription=ninetie five markes, one ounce and six angles of gold, and was in
 the quiet possession thereof on board the said shipp on the high and opem
 seas on the said coast to their use; and arived therewith as farr as
 Cape Lopez on the said shipps voyage for the parts of East India, in which
-parts the said gold was to have bin invested in goods for theeise parts
+parts the said gold was to have bin invested in goods for theise parts
 for the account aforesaid, which hee knoweth being factor as aforesaid
 and receiving the said gold aboard and keeping a note thereof.
-To the fourth hee saith hee the said James Bridgeman, Thomas
+To the fowrth hee saith hee the said James Bridgeman, Thomas
 Preston and company owners of the said shipp had alsoe gold and goods
 aboard the said shipp, wherewith shee arived to or neere Cape Lopez
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 with all the foresaid gold and goods aboard her comming to or neere
 Cape Lopez aforesaid on her said trading voyage towards the East Indias, and being in a
-peacable condition, shee was there met withall, set upon, XXXXX
+peacable condition, shee was there met withall, set upon,
 often shot at and forcibly and in an hostile manner with all her said
 gold and merchandizes seized and taken on the eleaventh of the said
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 Amsterdam, and the other the ''Unicorne'' of Middleborowe, on both
 which John Scrawle a dutchman commanded in cheife, and having
-mastered the said shipp and the ''lyon'' and ''Providence'', and the said John
+mastered the said shipp the ''lyon'' and ''Providence'', the said John
 Scrawle and companie possessed themselves of her and of all her said gold and
 goods, and dispossessed her master and companie and factors thereof,
 and tooke and kept them prisoners, and soe utterly deprived them
 and the said owners thereof, the said Scrawle and company carrying
-away the said shipp ''lyon'' and ''Providence'' and all her said gold and
+away the said shipp ''lyon and Providence'' and all her said gold and
 goods and disposed thereof at their pleasures, all which hee knoweth
 being present and seeing the same soe donne, and saith they alsoe tooke

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 To the sixth hee saith there was alsoe and remained aboard the said
-shipp the ''hound'' and ''Providence'' in gold and other goods for the account of
+shipp the ''lyon and Providence'' in gold and other goods for the account of
 other private adventurers subiects of this Commonwealth to the valew
 of seaven or eight and twenty hundred pounds sterling of this deponents

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 the quiet possession thereof on board the said shipp on the high and opem
 seas on the said coast to their use; and arived therewith as farr as
-Cape Lopez on the said shipps ˹voyage˺ for the parts of East India, in which
+Cape Lopez on the said shipps voyage for the parts of East India, in which
 parts the said gold was to have bin invested in goods for theeise parts
 for the account aforesaid, which hee knoweth being factor as aforesaid
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 To the fifth article hee saith that the arlate Lionell Skinner who
-alsoe went in the said shipp, had alsoe godl and goods aboard the said
+alsoe went in the said shipp, had alsoe gold and goods aboard the said
 shipp when shee arived at or neere Cape Lopez to the valew (in this
 deponents estimation) of eleaven hundred pounds sterling, which hee
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 To the sixth hee saith there was alsoe and remained aboard the said
-shipp the hound and Providence in gold and other goods for the account of
+shipp the ''hound'' and ''Providence'' in gold and other goods for the account of
 other private adventurers subiects of this Commonwealth to the valew
 of seaven or eight and twenty hundred pounds sterling of this deponents
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 that within the said time namely in September last past the said shipp
 with all the foresaid gold and goods aboard her comming to or neere
-Cape Lopez aforesaid on her said trading voyage ˹towards the East Indias˺, and being in a
+Cape Lopez aforesaid on her said trading voyage towards the East Indias, and being in a
 peacable condition, shee was there met withall, set upon, XXXXX
 often shot at and forcibly and in an hostile manner with all her said
 gold and merchandizes seized and taken on the eleaventh of the said
-moneth ˹of September last˺, old stile, by two dutch shipps the one called the Mary of
+moneth of September last, old stile, by two dutch shipps the one called the ''Mary'' of
-Amsterdam, and the other the Unicorne of Middleborowe, on both
+Amsterdam, and the other the ''Unicorne'' of Middleborowe, on both
 which John Scrawle a dutchman commanded in cheife, and having
-mastered the said shipp and the lyon and Providence, an the said John
+mastered the said shipp and the ''lyon'' and ''Providence'', and the said John
-Scrawle and companie possessed themselves of her and of ˹all˺ her said gold and
+Scrawle and companie possessed themselves of her and of all her said gold and
-goods, and dispossessed XX ˹her˺ master and companie and factors thereof,
+goods, and dispossessed her master and companie and factors thereof,
 and tooke and kept them prisoners, and soe utterly deprived them
 and the said owners thereof, the said Scrawle and company carrying
-away the said shipp lyon and Providence and all her said gold and
+away the said shipp ''lyon'' and ''Providence'' and all her said gold and
 goods and disposed thereof at their pleasures, all which hee knoweth
 being present and seeing the same soe donne, and saith they alsoe tooke

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 |Transcription image=P1140482
-|Transcription=1. ninetie five markes, one ounse and six angles of gold, and was in
+|Transcription=ninetie five markes, one ounse and six angles of gold, and was in
-. the quiet possession thereof on board the said shipp on the high and opem
+the quiet possession thereof on board the said shipp on the high and opem
-. seas on the said coast to their use; and arived therewith as farr as
+seas on the said coast to their use; and arived therewith as farr as
-. Cape Lopez on the said shipps ˹voyage˺ for the parts of East India, in which
+Cape Lopez on the said shipps ˹voyage˺ for the parts of East India, in which
-. parts the said gold was to have bin invested in goods for theeise parts
+parts the said gold was to have bin invested in goods for theeise parts
-. for the account aforesaid, which hee knoweth being factor as aforesaid
+for the account aforesaid, which hee knoweth being factor as aforesaid
-. and receiving the said gold aboard and keeping a note thereof.
+and receiving the said gold aboard and keeping a note thereof.
-. To the fourth hee saith hee the said James Bridgeman, Thomas
+To the fourth hee saith hee the said James Bridgeman, Thomas
-. Preston and company owners of the said shipp had alsoe gold and goods
+Preston and company owners of the said shipp had alsoe gold and goods
-. aboard the said shipp, wherewith shee arived to or neere Cape Lopez
+aboard the said shipp, wherewith shee arived to or neere Cape Lopez
-. but the quantitie or valew thereof hee knoweth not.
+but the quantitie or valew thereof hee knoweth not.
-. To the fifth article hee saith that the arlate Lionell Skinner who
+To the fifth article hee saith that the arlate Lionell Skinner who
-. alsoe went in the said shipp, had alsoe godl and goods aboard the said
+alsoe went in the said shipp, had alsoe godl and goods aboard the said
-. shipp when shee arived at or neere Cape Lopez to the valew (in this
+shipp when shee arived at or neere Cape Lopez to the valew (in this
-. deponents estimation) of eleaven hundred pounds sterling, which hee
+deponents estimation) of eleaven hundred pounds sterling, which hee
-. knoweth because hee sawe the same, and was acquainted with the said
+knoweth because hee sawe the same, and was acquainted with the said
-. Skinner his trading for and getting the said gold in Cormantine hee
+Skinner his trading for and getting the said gold in Cormantine hee
-. and this deponent assisting each other. And saith the said gold and
+and this deponent assisting each other. And saith the said gold and
-. goods were alsoe to have bin carried to the East India's and there invested
+goods were alsoe to have bin carried to the East India's and there invested
-. in commodities for theise parts, and soe were the said gold and goods
+in commodities for theise parts, and soe were the said gold and goods
-. of the said Bridgeman and company.
+of the said Bridgeman and company.
-. To the sixth hee saith there was alsoe and remained aboard the said
+To the sixth hee saith there was alsoe and remained aboard the said
-. shipp the hound and Providence in gold and other goods for the account of
+shipp the hound and Providence in gold and other goods for the account of
-. other private adventurers subiects of this Commonwealth to the valew
+other private adventurers subiects of this Commonwealth to the valew
-. of seaven or eight and twenty hundred pounds sterling of this deponents
+of seaven or eight and twenty hundred pounds sterling of this deponents
-. sight and knowledge, which were alsoe to have bin carried to the East
+sight and knowledge, which were alsoe to have bin carried to the East
-. Indias and there to have bin invested in goods of those parts.
+Indias and there to have bin invested in goods of those parts.
-. To the 7th, 8th and 9th articles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
+To the 7th, 8th and 9th articles of the said allegation hee saith and deposeth
-. that within the said time namely in September last past the said shipp
+that within the said time namely in September last past the said shipp
-. with all the foresaid gold and goods aboard her comming to or neere
+with all the foresaid gold and goods aboard her comming to or neere
-. Cape Lopez aforesaid on her said trading voyage ˹towards the East Indias˺, and being in a
+Cape Lopez aforesaid on her said trading voyage ˹towards the East Indias˺, and being in a
-. peacable condition, shee was there met withall, set upon, XXXXX
+peacable condition, shee was there met withall, set upon, XXXXX
-. often shot at and forcibly and in an hostile manner with all her said
+often shot at and forcibly and in an hostile manner with all her said
-. gold and merchandizes seized and taken on the eleaventh of the said
+gold and merchandizes seized and taken on the eleaventh of the said
-. moneth ˹of September last˺, old stile, by two dutch shipps the one called the Mary of
+moneth ˹of September last˺, old stile, by two dutch shipps the one called the Mary of
-. Amsterdam, and the other the Unicorne of Middleborowe, on both
+Amsterdam, and the other the Unicorne of Middleborowe, on both
-. which John Scrawle a dutchman commanded in cheife, and having
+which John Scrawle a dutchman commanded in cheife, and having
-. mastered the said shipp and the lyon and Providence, an the said John
+mastered the said shipp and the lyon and Providence, an the said John
-. Scrawle and companie possessed themselves of her and of ˹all˺ her said gold and
+Scrawle and companie possessed themselves of her and of ˹all˺ her said gold and
-. goods, and dispossessed XX ˹her˺ master and companie and factors thereof,
+goods, and dispossessed XX ˹her˺ master and companie and factors thereof,
-. and tooke and kept them prisoners, and soe utterly deprived them
+and tooke and kept them prisoners, and soe utterly deprived them
-. and the said owners thereof, the said Scrawle and company carrying
+and the said owners thereof, the said Scrawle and company carrying
-. away the said shipp lyon and Providence and all her said gold and
+away the said shipp lyon and Providence and all her said gold and
-. goods and disposed thereof at their pleasures, all which hee knoweth
+goods and disposed thereof at their pleasures, all which hee knoweth
-. being present and seeing the same soe donne, and saith they alsoe tooke
+being present and seeing the same soe donne, and saith they alsoe tooke
 away

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 . goods and disposed thereof at their pleasures, all which hee knoweth
 . being present and seeing the same soe donne, and saith they alsoe tooke
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">away</margin>
+away
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