HCA 13/72 f.152v Annotate - Revision history

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+|Transcription=for the sayd shipp as pumpe leather and pumpe
-. for the sayd shipp as pumpe leather and pumpe
+boxes, and therfore entreated the sayd Croford to goe
-. boxes, and therfore entreated the sayd Croford to goe
+first for Milford to provide such necessaries and that
-. first for Milford to provide such necessaries and that
+then they would willingly goe for London, And he saith
-. then they would willingly goe for London, And he saith
+that the sayd Croford made answeare thereunto in this
-. that the sayd Croford made answeare thereunto in this
+deponents hearing that a pumpe box was never made
-. deponents hearing that a pumpe box was never made
+there (meaning Milford) since Christ was borne
-. there (meaning Milford) since Christ was borne
+and what showld he doe there, And he deposeth that
-. and what showld he doe there, And he deposeth that
+(as he beleiveth in his conscience) had the sayd shipp
-. (as he beleiveth in his conscience) had the sayd shipp
+ventured to have gone from Aberdee to London in that
-. ventured to have gone from Aberdee to London in that
+said condition she then was in, she and her lading and
-. said condition she then was in, she and her lading and
+Company would all have perisht, And further
-. Company would all have perisht, And further
+he cannot depose./
-. he cannot depose./
-. To the sixth he deposeth that when the sayd shipp was at
+To the sixth he deposeth that when the sayd shipp was at
-. Abderdee there were aboard her, Mariners and passengers
+Aberdee there were aboard her, Mariners and passengers
-. to the number of (about) 55 persons, and that there was
+to the number of (about) 55 persons, and that there was
-. not then (quite) forty pounds of bread aboard the sayd
+not then (quite) forty pounds of bread aboard the sayd
-. shipp, and a little beefe or fish, and that in the
+shipp, and a little beefe or fish, and that in the
-. sayd homeward bound voyage her company did indure
+sayd homeward bound voyage her company did indure
-. much hard shipp and were much pinched in their
+much hard shipp and were much pinched in their
-. allowance, and that during a great part of the sayd
+allowance, and that during a great part of the sayd
-. homeward voyage every mariner had but three pound
+homeward voyage every mariner had but three pound
-. of bread for his allowance for the whole space of
+of bread for his allowance for the whole space of
-. tenn dayes The premisses he deposeth of his owne sad
+tenn dayes The premisses he deposeth of his owne said
-. knowledge being one of the sayd shipps Mariners in her
+knowledge being one of the sayd shipps Mariners in her
-. homeward voyage as he hath predeposed And further he
+homeward voyage as he hath predeposed And further he
-. cannot depose./
+cannot depose./
-. To the seaventh ˹and eighth˺ he deposeth that whilst the sayd shipp lay at
-. Abderdee the mariners of the shipp (gaving noe boate to goe
+To the seaventh and eighth he deposeth that whilst the sayd shipp lay at
-. ashoare and seeing noe helpe come notwithstanding the firing
+Aberdee the mariners of the shipp (gaving noe boate to goe
-. and shooting off of soe many gunns) did make first a raft
+ashoare and seeing noe helpe come notwithstanding the firing
-. or flote, wherein ˹this deponent˺ was one of three of the shipps Company
+and shooting off of soe many gunns) did make first a raft
-. who was to goe ashoare to looke for helpe, but that ˹designe˺ not
+or flote, wherein this deponent was one of three of the shipps Company
-. taking effect, there was afterwards a boate of boards made,
+who was to goe ashoare to looke for helpe, but that designe not
-. but there was noe use thereof, for that iust as she was
+taking effect, there was afterwards a boate of boards made,
-. finisht the shipps Company descryed (on or about the
+but there was noe use thereof, for that iust as she was
-. 19th of January 1656) at night a boate making toward
+finisht the shipps Company descryed (on or about the
-. the sayd shipp, and that in the sayd boate was the arlate
+th of January 1656) at night a boate making toward
-. William Spencer a pylott, who by the order and direction
+the sayd shipp, and that in the sayd boate was the arlate
-. of the sayd Captaine Croford did ˹the next morning˺ conduct and carry the
+William Spencer a pylott, who by the order and direction
-. sayd shipp to Pennarth, and that as soone as the sayd shipp
+of the sayd Captaine Croford did the next morning conduct and carry the
-. arrived there at Pennarth the sayd Croford went ashoare
+sayd shipp to Pennarth, and that as soone as the sayd shipp
-. there And further he cannot depose./
+arrived there at Pennarth the sayd Croford went ashoare
-. To the nineth he cannot depose Saving that he well knoweth that
+there And further he cannot depose./
-. the arlate Cobb, Upson, Woodfall and Nicholls did goe
-. ashoare at Pennarth;
+To the nineth he cannot depose Saving that he well knoweth that
-. To the tenth he deposeth that the shipp arlate did lye at
+the arlate Cobb, Upson, Woodfall and Nicholls did goe
-. Pennarth from about the 20th of January 1656 to the 24th
+ashoare at Pennarth;
-. day of the same month and that during all that time the
-. sayd Croford did never come aboard her till the sayd 24th
+To the tenth he deposeth that the shipp arlate did lye at
-. and that then he brought with him the arlate Nicholas
+Pennarth from about the 20th of January 1656 to the 24th
-. Skidmore as Pylott, who conducted and carryed (by the order
+day of the same month and that during all that time the
-. and directions of the sayd Croford) the shipp that day to Kingsroade
+sayd Croford did never come aboard her till the sayd 24th
-. and that the sayd shipp left behind her at Pennarth an
+and that then he brought with him the arlate Nicholas
-. <margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">anchor</margin>
+Skidmore as Pylott, who conducted and carryed (by the order
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+and directions of the sayd Croford) the shipp that day to Kingsroade
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 . allowance, and that during a great part of the sayd
 . homeward voyage every mariner had but three pound
-. of bread for his allowance ..... for the whole space of
+. of bread for his allowance for the whole space of
 . tenn dayes The premisses he deposeth of his owne sad
 . knowledge being one of the sayd shipps Mariners in her
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