HCA 13/71 f.631r Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 18:43, May 27, 2014

2014-05-27T18:43:35Z

ColinGreenstreet at 21:14, May 8, 2014

2014-05-08T21:14:51Z

ColinGreenstreet at 11:55, April 11, 2014

2014-04-11T11:55:44Z

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 |Transcription=bearing eight peeces of Ordnance togeather with her tackle apparrell
 furniture and provisions for the shipps Companie and Negroes were
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 Owner thereof, sold unto the said Jeffereys and Colclough for one
 hundred pounds at the least, soe that the whole shipp in the condition shee
-then was did after that rate amount unto 1600: ''li'' or thereabouts and with
+then was did after that rate amount unto 1600&#58; ''li'' or thereabouts and with
 the addition of all necessary tackle apparrell furniture provisions and
 all conveniences for such a voiage and service, this deponent in his Conscience
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 Victualls. The premisses hee declareth and knoweth by sadd experience
 to bee true. And otherwise to this Article hee cannot depose
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-|Transcription=1. bearing eight peeres of Ordunance togeather with her tackle apparrell
+|Transcription=bearing eight peeces of Ordnance togeather with her tackle apparrell
-. furniture and provisions for the shipps Companie and Negroes were
+furniture and provisions for the shipps Companie and Negroes were
-. at the time of the seizure aforesaid really worth the summe of Two
+at the time of the seizure aforesaid really worth the summe of Two
-. Thousand seaven hundred pounds sterling money of England, which
+Thousand seaven hundred pounds sterling money of England, which
-. hee knoweth for that a sixteenth part of the said shipp before shee was
+hee knoweth for that a sixteenth part of the said shipp before shee was
-. soe fitted and furnished to Sea upon the voiage aforesaid, of this deponents
+soe fitted and furnished to Sea upon the voiage aforesaid, of this deponents
-. certaine knowledge was by Richard B/Hull the former Master and part
+certaine knowledge was by Richard hull the former Master and part
-. Owner thereof, sold unto the said Jeffereys and Colclough for one
+Owner thereof, sold unto the said Jeffereys and Colclough for one
-. hundred pounds at the least, soe that the whole shipp in the condition shee
+hundred pounds at the least, soe that the whole shipp in the condition shee
-. then was did after that rate amount unto 1600:th or thereabouts and with
+then was did after that rate amount unto 1600: ''li'' or thereabouts and with
-. part addition of all necessary tackle apparrell furniture provisions and
+the addition of all necessary tackle apparrell furniture provisions and
-. all conveniences for such a voiage and service, this depon:ent in his Conscience
+all conveniences for such a voiage and service, this deponent in his Conscience
-. and to the best of his judgement fully convinced and assured of the valew
+and to the best of his Judgment fully convinced and assured of the valew
-. of the premisses as hee hath predeposed the same, And as to the said
+of the premisses as hee hath predeposed the same, And as to the said
-. shipp the Sarah, hee cannot depose anything knowingly, as to the value
+shipp the ''Sarah'', hee cannot depose anything knowingly, as to the value
-. thereof, not touching the freight or mens wages in and aboard the same
+thereof, nor touching the freight or mens wages in and aboard the same
-. the voiage in question. And further or otherwise hee cannot depose
+the voiage in question. And further or otherwise hee cannot depose
-. To the 11:th hee saith, That XXX XXXX XX about two moneths after the
-. seizure of the said shipp Sarah, and about five or six weekes after the
+To the 11th hee saith, That about two moneths after the
-. seizure of the said shipp Rappahannack, the said Scroll and Companie
+seizure of the said shipp ''Sarah'', and about five or six weekes after the
-. redelivered unto the Companies of the said surprized shipps, and of two
+seizure of the said shipp ''Rappahannack'', the said Scroll and Companie
-. other English shipps, which they had alsoe thereabouts surprized, and taken
+redelivered unto the Companies of the said surprized shipps, and of two
-. the said shipps Sarah, they having taken out of the same all the provisions
+other English shipps, which they had alsoe thereabouts surprized, and taken
-. of Victualls, saving two butts of beanes, two barrells of beefe, one hundred
+the said shipps ''Sarah'', they having taken out of the same all the provisions
-. of Stockfish and about 5. or 600. weight of bread, togeather with
+of Victualls, saving two butts of beanes, two barrells of beefe, one hundred
-. some tunns of water, the Company then by them putt onboard the said
+of Stockfish and about 5. or 600. weight of bread, togeather with
-. shipp Sarah being about 70. persons, and being strictly ordered and
+some tunns of water, the Company then by them putt onboard the said
-. enjoyned by the said seiz:ures to goe directly for England, upon paine of
+shipp ''Sarah'' being about 70. persons, and being strictly ordered and
-. forfeiture of the said shipp if they deviated or tooke any other Courses ˹or voiages˺ 20
+enjoyned by the said seizors to goe directly for England, upon paine of
-. ˹would˺ have required about thirty moneths time, but this depon:ent and the said
+forfeiture of the said shipp if they deviated or tooke any other Courses or voiages &#91;XX&#93;
-. Arthur Perkins and the rest of the seized shipps Companies soe putt on board
+would have required about thirty moneths time, but this deponent and the said
-. the said shipp Sarah finding that such provisions were altogether insufficient
+Arthur Perkins and the rest of the seized shipps Companies soe putt on board
-. for such a Companie and voiage, and having but one entrie anchor, and one
+the said shipp ''Sarah'' finding that such provisions were altogether insufficient
-. peere of Cable of about 50. or 60. fathom, and one suite of sailes very
+for such a Companie and voiage, and having but one entrie anchor, and one
-. thin and insufficient for such a voiage, and being unwilling to expose their
+peece of Cable of about 50. or 60. fathom, and one suite of sailes very
-. lives to such imminent and almost inevitable danger, they sailed from
+thin and insufficient for such a voiage, and being unwilling to expose their
-. Cape de Lopes aforesaid to the Island of S:t Thomas, there they were
+lives to such imminent and almost inevitable danger, they sailed from
-. necessitated to sell the said shipp the Sarah for 10 Victualls to Reepe them
+Cape de Lopes aforesaid to the Island of Saint Thomas, there they were
-. alive and to furnish another small Vessell, which they thence procured to
+necessitated to sell the said shipp the ''Sarah'' for Victualls to keepe them
-. carry them to the Barbadoes, there to gett passage for England, and saith
+alive and to furnish another small Vessell, which they there procured to
-. if they had not steered the Course and small the said shipp to the use and
+carry them to the Barbadoes, there to gett passage for England, and saith
-. intent aforesaid, they must in all probability have perished for want of
+if they had not steered the Course and soul the said shipp to the use and
-. Victualls. The premisses hee declared and knoweth by sadd experience
+intent aforesaid, they must in all probability have perished for want of
-. to bee true. And otherwise to this Article hee cannot depose
+Victualls. The premisses hee declareth and knoweth by sadd experience
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