HCA 13/72 f.103r Annotate - Revision history

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 |Transcription=and a bonnett sayle which hee had borrowed of the sayd Croford and
 also brought two of the sayd Crofords Company
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 And saith that at the arrivall of the ''Recoverie'' at Antegoe provisions were
 very
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 men had before advised him to doe, whereupon the sayd Bartlett
 answered thus or the like in effect to his company, well, if you cannot
-worke any longer in continueing on our Course after the Gilbert, then
+worke any longer in continueing on our Course after the ''Gilbert'', then
 make a w&#91;?e&#93;ffe and shoote off a gunne and lett us goe aboard the
 ''Gilbert'', but the Company being unwilling to leave the shipp and
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 helped to sayle her to Antego, whether shee came safe with her
 ladeing about the fourteenth or fifteenth day of december 1656 which
-was about five or sixe dayes after shee left the Company of the Gilbert
+was about five or sixe dayes after shee left the Company of the ''Gilbert''
 who gave the ''Recovery'' one Gunne as a farewell at parting,
-And saith that at the arrivall of the Recoverie at Antegoe provisions were
+And saith that at the arrivall of the ''Recoverie'' at Antegoe provisions were
 very
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 answered thus or the like in effect to his company, well, if you cannot
 worke any longer in continueing on our Course after the Gilbert, then
-make a weffe and shoote off a gunne and lett us goe aboard the
+make a w&#91;?e&#93;ffe and shoote off a gunne and lett us goe aboard the
 ''Gilbert'', but the Company being unwilling to leave the shipp and
 goods to perish in the sea, John Bond the Gunner (since deceased)

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+|Transcription=and a bonnett sayle which hee had borrowed of the sayd Croford and
-. and a bonnett sayle which hee had borrowed of the sayd Croford and
+also brought two of the sayd Crofords Company
-. also brought two of the sayd Crofords Company (whereof one was his mate)
+aboard the ''Recovery'' to view the leakes and condition of the sayd shipp,
-. aboard the Recovery to view the leakes and condition of the sayd shipp,
+who at the request of the sayd Bartlett did accordingly make a view
-. who at the request of the sayd Bartlett did accordingly make a view
+of her and found her soe leakie and insufficient and soe destitute of
-. of her and found her soe leakie and insufficient and soe destitute of
+tackle and other necessaries that shee was not (as they sayd) in
-. tackle and other necessaries that shee was not (as they sayd) in
+their Judgment fitt to proceede on her voyage to London without being
-. their Judgment fitt to proceede on her voyage to London without being
+first repayred of her leakes and rigging and other necessaries which
-. first repayred of her leakes and rigging and other necessaries which
+shee wanted, and did certifie to that effect under their hands by
-. shee wanted, and did certifie to that effect under their hands by
+a certificate in writing which they gave unto the sayd Bartlett, which
-. a certificate in writing which they gave unto the sayd Bartlett, which
+and alsoe told him that they thought it was best for him to beare
-. and alsoe told him that they thought it was best for him to beare
+up to some of the Islands before hee were gone too farr from them
-. up to some of the Islands before hee were gone too farr from them
+or to that effect, which done the sayd Crofords two men returned
-. or to that effect, which done the sayd Crofords two men returned
+aboard their owne shipp and the sayd Bartlett still continueing
-. aboard their owne shipp and the sayd Bartlett still continueing
+his resolution to keepe Company with the ''Gilbert'', his Company
-. his resolution to keepe Company with the Gilbert, his Company
+told him, that they were soe wearied with pumpeing that they were
-. told him, that they were soe wearied with pumpeing that they were
+not able to continue it longe, and therefore desyred him that hee would
-. not able to continue it longe, and therefore desyred him that hee would
+beare up for some of the Islands, as both the sayd Croford and his
-. beare up for some of the Islands, as both the sayd Croford and his
+men had before advised him to doe, whereupon the sayd Bartlett
-. men had before advised him to doe, whereupon the sayd Bartlett
+answered thus or the like in effect to his company, well, if you cannot
-. answered thus or the like in effect to his company, well, if you cannot
+worke any longer in continueing on our Course after the Gilbert, then
-. worke any longer in continueing on our Course after the Gilbert, then
+make a weffe and shoote off a gunne and lett us goe aboard the
-. make a weffe and shoote off a gunne and lett us goe aboard the
+''Gilbert'', but the Company being unwilling to leave the shipp and
-. Gilbert, but the Company being unwilling to leave the shipp and
+goods to perish in the sea, John Bond the Gunner (since deceased)
-. goods to perish in the sea, John Bond the Gunner (since deceased)
+did lett flye the mayne sheate and an other of the company (whose
-. did lett flye the mayne sheate and an other of the company (whose
+name hee remembreth not) bore up the helme, and the whole company
-. name hee remembreth not) bore up the helme, and the whole company
+seeing the danger they were in, did by generall consent, make for
-. seeing the danger they were in, did by generall consent, make for
+Barbados, but could not fetch it, and thereupon made for Antego, and
-. Barbados, but could not fetch it, and thereupon made for Antego, and
+thereupon the sayd Bartlett seemed to bee displeased presently upon
-. thereupon the sayd Bartlett seemed to bee displeased presently upon
+the bearing up of the helme and makeing towards the Islands, and went
-. the bearing up of the helme and makeing towards the Islands, and went
+into his Cabin and continued there two or three dayes refusing to
-. into his Cabin and continued there two or three dayes refusing to
+neglecting to take upon him any care of the sayd shipp, but
-. neglecting to take upon him any care of the sayd shipp, but
+the shipps Company having with great labour and Continuall
-. the shipps Company having with great labour and Continuall
+pumpeing brought the sayd shipp within sight of the Islands, the
-. pumpeing brought the sayd shipp within sight of the Islands, the
+sayd Bartlett came forth of his Cabbin againe, and tooke upon
-. sayd Bartlett came forth of his Cabbin againe, and tooke upon
+him the charge and government of the sayd shipp as formerly, and
-. him the charge and government of the sayd shipp as formerly, and
+helped to sayle her to Antego, whether shee came safe with her
-. helped to sayle her to Antego, whether shee came safe with her
+ladeing about the fourteenth or fifteenth day of december 1656 which
-. ladeing about the fourteenth or fifteenth day of december 1656 which
+was about five or sixe dayes after shee left the Company of the Gilbert
-. was about five or sixe dayes after shee left the Company of the Gilbert
+who gave the ''Recovery'' one Gunne as a farewell at parting,
-. who gave the Recovery one shott Gunne as a farewell at parting,
+And saith that at the arrivall of the Recoverie at Antegoe provisions were
-. And saith that ˹at the˺ arrivall of the Recoverie at Antegoe provisions were
+very
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">very</margin>
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