HCA 13/72 f.150r Annotate - Revision history

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+|Transcription='''A.10&#58;'''
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 Upon an articulate allegation
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 labour, paines and earnestnes they did all in and
 during
 |People=<u>Luke Lilly</u>
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 Thomas 6 pence for not appearing at the hour. Mr. Ed-
 ward Winslow was chosen Moderator."<ref>[http://archive.org/stream/historyofmarshfi03rich#page/26/mode/2up Lysander Salmon Richards, History of Marshfield (Plymouth, MA, 1901), p.26]</ref>
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 [WILD GUESS] PROB 11/457/340 Will of Sir Jonathan Keate of Saint Paul's Walden, Hertfordshire 17 October 1700
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 Thomas 6 pence for not appearing at the hour. Mr. Ed-
 ward Winslow was chosen Moderator."<ref>[http://archive.org/stream/historyofmarshfi03rich#page/26/mode/2up Lysander Salmon Richards, History of Marshfield (Plymouth, MA, 1901), p.26]</ref>
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+|Transcription='''A.10:'''
-. <margin value="Top right">A.10:</margin>
-. Upon an articulate allegation
+Upon an articulate allegation
-. given in and admitted on the
+given in and admitted on the
-. behalfe of the sayd John
+behalfe of the sayd John
-. Cobb, Mathew Jennings
+Cobb, Mathew Jennings
-. and others the parties agents.
+and others the parties agents.
-. <margin value="Left">John Cobb, Mathew Jennings and&#125;
-. others Mariners of the said shipp the&#125;
+John Cobb, Mathew Jennings and&#125;
-. Gilbert (whereof William Croford&#125;
+others Mariners of the said shipp the&#125;
-. is Master) against the sayd shipp&#125;
+''Gilbert'' (whereof William Croford&#125;
-. and against Gilbert Keate,&#125;
+is Master) against the sayd shipp&#125;
-. Jonathan Keate and Company.&#125;
+and against Gilbert Keate,&#125;
-. ffrancklin. Smith.&#125;</margin>
+Jonathan Keate and Company.&#125;
-. On the fifth of October 1657.
+ffrancklin. Smith.&#125;
-. <margin value="Left">1</margin>
-. '''Luke Lilly''' now of the parish of Saint
+On the fifth of October 1657.
-. Austin by Pauls London gentleman late
-. Passenger in the shipp the Gilbert from
+'''1'''
-. the Barbados (whereof the sayd William
-. Croford was Master) a wittnes produced
+'''Luke Lilly''' now of the parish of Saint
-. sworne and examined he deposeth as followeth
+Austin by Pauls London gentleman late
-. videlicet./
+Passenger in the shipp the ''Gilbert'' from
-. To the first article of the sayd allegation hee deposeth that
+the Barbados (whereof the sayd William
-. he came aboard the arlate shipp the Gilbert on or about
+Croford was Master) a wittnes produced
-. the 24th day of November at the Barbados, she
+sworne and examined he deposeth as followeth
-. being thense bound for this port of London, and
+videlicet./
-. this deponent went aboard her as a passenger, and
-. hee aboard her (for his owne account) two Tonnes of
+To the first article of the sayd allegation hee deposeth that
-. Sugar, and saith that in his sayd passage from the
+he came aboard the arlate shipp the ''Gilbert'' on or about
-. Barbados he came to be acquainted with the sayd Cobb
+the 24th day of November at the Barbados, she
-. and Jennings and others the Mariners of the sayd shipp
+being thense bound for this port of London, and
-. and that (to this deponents best observation) the
+this deponent went aboard her as a passenger, and
-. sayd Mariners did severally and respectively doe
+hee aboard her (for his owne account) two Tonnes of
-. and performe their severall dutyes and services in
+Sugar, and saith that in his sayd passage from the
-. the sayd shipp, And further he cannot depose./
+Barbados he came to be acquainted with the sayd Cobb
-. To the second article he deposeth that in the sayd shipps passage
+and Jennings and others the Mariners of the sayd shipp
-. from the Barbados on or about the 24th of december 1656
+and that (to this deponents best observation) the
-. in or about the degree of 34 and 1/2 a violent storme
+sayd Mariners did severally and respectively doe
-. did happen which continued in its violence from Wednesday
+and performe their severall dutyes and services in
-. ˹night being˺ the 24th of december untill the Saturday morning
+the sayd shipp, And further he cannot depose./
-. following, and that the sayd storme was soe violent that
-. he saw a beame of the upper deck very much to shake
+To the second article he deposeth that in the sayd shipps passage
-. and that ˹the ˺long boate of the sayd shipp was by the
+from the Barbados on or about the 24th of december 1656
-. furiousnes of the sayd storme and sea broken and
+in or about the degree of 34 and 1/2 a violent storme
-. staved all to peices, and that during the sayd storme the
+did happen which continued in its violence from Wednesday
-. sayd Mariners did continually pumpe and keepe by their
+night being the 24th of december untill the Saturday morning
-. turning two pumpes constantly going, and did all that
+following, and that the sayd storme was soe violent that
-. men could possible act or doe or can be imagined or
+he saw a beame of the upper deck very much to shake
-. thought to be acted and done for the preservation of the
+and that the long boate of the sayd shipp was by the
-. sayd shipp and her lading, Both which would in all
+furiousnes of the sayd storme and sea broken and
-. likelihood have otherwise perished, The premisses he
+staved all to peices, and that during the sayd storme the
-. deposeth because he did see and observe with what great
+sayd Mariners did continually pumpe and keepe by their
-. labour, paines and earnestnes they did all in .... and
+turning two pumpes constantly going, and did all that
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">during</margin>
+men could possible act or doe or can be imagined or
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+thought to be acted and done for the preservation of the
 |People=<u>Luke Lilly</u>

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		+
		+	"16. Luke Lilly now of the parish of Saint
		+	17. Austin by Pauls London gentleman late
		+	18. Passenger in the shipp the Gilbert from
		+	19. the Barbados---"
		+
		+	(HCA 13/72 f.150r)
		+
		+	"47. ....he hath bin a Planter
		+	46. in New England nigh 20.ty yeares and hath made noe
		+	47. more or other voyages than from London to New England
		+	48. and thence to the Barbadoes and soe back againe for
		+	49. London ˹England˺..."
		+
		+	(HCA 13/72 f.151r)

	"Minutes of the 27 February l643[/4] Marshfield town meeting include the following:'XX At the request of Mr. Edward Winslow the town has granted a lot lying next unto Luke Lilly's to John Thomas and Robert Chambers, servants of Mr. Edward ..."<ref>''The New England Historical and Genealogical Register'', Volume 159, April 2005, Issues 634-636, p.221</ref>		"Minutes of the 27 February l643[/4] Marshfield town meeting include the following:'XX At the request of Mr. Edward Winslow the town has granted a lot lying next unto Luke Lilly's to John Thomas and Robert Chambers, servants of Mr. Edward ..."<ref>''The New England Historical and Genealogical Register'', Volume 159, April 2005, Issues 634-636, p.221</ref>

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 |People=<u>Luke Lilly</u>
 "1644 — July 18 — "At a town meeting Arthur Rowland &
-Luke Lilly are fined according to an order for not appear-
+'''Luke Lilly''' are fined according to an order for not appear-
 ing upon a public warning in 18 pence a piece and Capt
 Thomas 6 pence for not appearing at the hour. Mr. Ed-

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