HCA 13/72 f.166v Annotate - Revision history

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+|First transcribed=2013/05/20
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 |Transcription=hatches where upon their bringing in they were first laid, and brought
-and laid under the scuttle, a very badd and unusuall place to st&#91;owe GUTTER&#93;
+and laid under the scuttle, a very badd and unusuall place to st&#91;owe&#93;
 such goods in, and where the same frequently received sea water that
 was shipt in foule weather and the dripping of beere and
-water, that came downe there, the said scuttle being of ne&#91;cessity GUTTER&#93;
+water, that came downe there, the said scuttle being of ne&#91;cessity&#93;
 kept open for comming from time to time at the shipps provisions,
 all which hee knoweth because hee sawe the same. And
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 To the seaventh article he deposeth and saith that of his this
 deponents certaine knowledge there were taken aboard the
-sayd shipp the ''Goldene ffortune'' at Palma at her be&#91;ing GUTTER&#93;
+sayd shipp the ''Goldene ffortune'' at Palma at her be&#91;ing&#93;
 there in May last for the accompt of the arlate
 '''1 M''' &#91;MARKE IN MARGIN&#93;
 '''2 AP''' MARKE IN MARGIN&#93;
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 To the second he answereth that he hath received all his
 wages for the voyage interrate according to the accompt which
-the interrate Jones made up, and of the said James Co&#91;wes GUTTER&#93;
+the interrate Jones made up, and of the said James Co&#91;wes&#93;
 to the rest negatively.
-To the third he answereth that it must be either &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
+To the third he answereth that it must be either &#91;the&#93;
 carelessnes or ignorance in the interrate Jones that he did
 soe frequently mistake in his observations of the Sunne and
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 man sometimes over shoot his port, when neither Sunn or
 Starr appeareth, or when his instrument is not right,
-but he saith that when either Sunn or North Starr app&#91;eareth GUTTER&#93;
+but he saith that when either Sunn or North Starr app&#91;eareth&#93;
 and the instrument is right, that then if a shipp shall
 over shoot her port he much doubts the Mans experience
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 To the fourth he answereth negatively.
-To the fifth he answereth that the goods interrate were t&#91;here GUTTER&#93;
+To the fifth he answereth that the goods interrate were t&#91;here&#93;
-stowed by the expresse order (of this deponents hearing) of the &#91;master GUTTER&#93;
+stowed by the expresse order (of this deponents hearing) of the &#91;master&#93;
 Jones And further he knoweth not to answere/
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 Gilles Bayley &#91;SIGNATURE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 |Transcription image=P1150240
-|Transcription=1. hatches where upon their bringing in they were first laid, and brought
+|Transcription=hatches where upon their bringing in they were first laid, and brought
-. and laid under the scuttle, a very badd and unusuall place to st&#91;owe GUTTER&#93;
+and laid under the scuttle, a very badd and unusuall place to st&#91;owe GUTTER&#93;
-. such goods in, and where the same frequently received sea water that
+such goods in, and where the same frequently received sea water that
-. was shipt in foule weather and the dripping of beere and
+was shipt in foule weather and the dripping of beere and
-. water, that came downe there, the said scuttle being of ne&#91;cessity GUTTER&#93;
+water, that came downe there, the said scuttle being of ne&#91;cessity GUTTER&#93;
-. kept open for comming from time to time at the shipps provisions,
+kept open for comming from time to time at the shipps provisions,
-. all which hee knoweth because hee sawe the same. And
+all which hee knoweth because hee sawe the same. And
-. otherwise hee cannot depose.
+otherwise hee cannot depose.
-. To the seaventh article he deposeth and saith that of his this
+To the seaventh article he deposeth and saith that of his this
-. deponents certaine knowledge there were taken aboard the
+deponents certaine knowledge there were taken aboard the
-. sayd shipp the Goldene ffortune at Palma at her be&#91;ing GUTTER&#93;
+sayd shipp the ''Goldene ffortune'' at Palma at her be&#91;ing GUTTER&#93;
-. there in May last for the accompt of the arlate
+there in May last for the accompt of the arlate
 '''1 M''' &#91;MARKE IN MARGIN&#93;
 '''2 AP''' MARKE IN MARGIN&#93;
-. Cowse seaventy seaven pipes of wine, whereof 71 were
+Cowse seaventy seaven pipes of wine, whereof 71 were
-. of the first marke in the margent and sixe of the
+of the first marke in the margent and sixe of the
-. second marke, Amd he saith that the sayd shipp did with
+second marke, Amd he saith that the sayd shipp did with
-. the sayd goods goe unto the Barbadoes and did there
+the sayd goods goe unto the Barbadoes and did there
-. deliver unto one Mr Say ffactor there for the sayd
+deliver unto one Mr Say ffactor there for the sayd
-. Cowse seaventy three pipes and noe more of the 37
+Cowse seaventy three pipes and noe more of the 37
-. pipes of wine she soe receaved at Palma for the account
+pipes of wine she soe receaved at Palma for the account
-. of the sayd Cowse, and that he the sayd Jones detayned
+of the sayd Cowse, and that he the sayd Jones detayned
-. a shipp board the other fower pipes and what he had
+a shipp board the other fower pipes and what he had
-. done with them hee the deponent knoweth not And otherwise
+done with them hee the deponent knoweth not And otherwise
-. he cannot depose./
+he cannot depose./
 '''Rp.'''
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 To the Interrogatories. &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
-. To the first Interrogatory he answereth that he commeth to testify
+To the first Interrogatory he answereth that he commeth to testify
-. his knowledge in this cause at the request of Mr James
+his knowledge in this cause at the request of Mr James
-. Cowes, that he was Masters Mate in the Voyage interrate
+Cowes, that he was Masters Mate in the Voyage interrate
-. and hath bin master and Masters Mate five or sixe Voyages before
+and hath bin master and Masters Mate five or sixe Voyages before
-. And otherwise he cannot answere.
+And otherwise he cannot answere.
-. To the second he answereth that he hath received all his
+To the second he answereth that he hath received all his
-. wages for the voyage interrate according to the accompt which
+wages for the voyage interrate according to the accompt which
-. the interrate Jones made up, and of the said James Co&#91;wes GUTTER&#93;
+the interrate Jones made up, and of the said James Co&#91;wes GUTTER&#93;
-. to the rest negatively.
+to the rest negatively.
-. To the third he answereth that it must be either &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
+To the third he answereth that it must be either &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
-. carelessnes or ignorance in the interrate Jones that he did
+carelessnes or ignorance in the interrate Jones that he did
-. soe frequently mistake in his observations of the Sunne and
+soe frequently mistake in his observations of the Sunne and
-. moone, yet he beleiveth that the most experienced of Sea
+moone, yet he beleiveth that the most experienced of Sea
-. man sometimes over shoot his port, when neither Sunn or
+man sometimes over shoot his port, when neither Sunn or
-. Starr appeareth, or when his instrument is not right,
+Starr appeareth, or when his instrument is not right,
-. but he saith that when either Sunn or North Starr app&#91;eareth GUTTER&#93;
+but he saith that when either Sunn or North Starr app&#91;eareth GUTTER&#93;
-. and the instrument is right, that then ˹if˺ a shipp shall
+and the instrument is right, that then if a shipp shall
-. over shoot her port he much doubts the Mans experience
+over shoot her port he much doubts the Mans experience
-. And further he cannot answere.
+And further he cannot answere.
-. To the fourth he answereth negatively.
+To the fourth he answereth negatively.
-. To the fifth he answereth that the goods interrate were t&#91;here GUTTER&#93;
+To the fifth he answereth that the goods interrate were t&#91;here GUTTER&#93;
-. stowed by the expresse order (of this deponents hearing) of the &#91;master GUTTER&#93;
+stowed by the expresse order (of this deponents hearing) of the &#91;master GUTTER&#93;
-. Jones And further he knoweth not to answere/
+Jones And further he knoweth not to answere/
-. To the sixth he referreth himselfe to his former deposition and
+To the sixth he referreth himselfe to his former deposition and
-. further he cannot answere./
+further he cannot answere./
 Repeated before

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 |Transcription image=P1150240
-|Transcription=<document-start>
+|Transcription=1. hatches where upon their bringing in they were first laid, and brought
 . hatches where upon their bringing in they were first laid, and brought
 . and laid under the scuttle, a very badd and unusuall place to st&#91;owe GUTTER&#93;
 . such goods in, and where the same frequently received sea water that
 . was shipt in foule weather and the dripping of beere and
 . water, that came downe there, the said scuttle being of ne&#91;cessity GUTTER&#93;
-. kept open for comming from time ˹to time˺ at the shipps provisions,
+. kept open for comming from time to time at the shipps provisions,
 . all which hee knoweth because hee sawe the same. And
 . otherwise hee cannot depose.
 . To the seaventh article he deposeth and saith that of his this
 . deponents certaine knowledge there were taken aboard the
 . sayd shipp the Goldene ffortune at Palma at her be&#91;ing GUTTER&#93;
 . there in May last for the accompt of the arlate
-.
-. <margin value="Left">1 M MARKE IN MARGIN
+'''1 M''' &#91;MARKE IN MARGIN&#93;
-. 2 AP MARKE IN MARGIN</margin>
+'''2 AP''' MARKE IN MARGIN&#93;
-.
 . Cowse seaventy seaven pipes of wine, whereof 71 were
 . of the first marke in the margent and sixe of the
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 . done with them hee the deponent knoweth not And otherwise
 . he cannot depose./
-.
-. <margin value="Left">Rp.</margin>
+'''Rp.'''
-. To the Interrogatories. CENTRE HEADING
 . To the first Interrogatory he answereth that he commeth to testify
 . his knowledge in this cause at the request of Mr James
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 . and hath bin master and Masters Mate five or sixe Voyages before
 . And otherwise he cannot answere.
 . To the second he answereth that he hath received all his
 . wages for the voyage interrate according to the accompt which
 . the interrate Jones made up, and of the said James Co&#91;wes GUTTER&#93;
 . to the rest negatively.
 . To the third he answereth that it must be either &#91;the GUTTER&#93;
 . carelessnes or ignorance in the interrate Jones that he did
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 . over shoot her port he much doubts the Mans experience
 . And further he cannot answere.
 . To the fourth he answereth negatively.
 . To the fifth he answereth that the goods interrate were t&#91;here GUTTER&#93;
 . stowed by the expresse order (of this deponents hearing) of the &#91;master GUTTER&#93;
 . Jones And further he knoweth not to answere/
 . To the sixth he referreth himselfe to his former deposition and
 . further he cannot answere./
-. <margin value="Left">Repeated before
-. Doctor Godolphin</margin>
+Repeated before
-. Gilles Bayley SIGNATURE, RH SIDE
+Doctor Godolphin
-</document-end>
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