HCA 13/72 f.265r Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 07:48, November 5, 2013

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 |Transcription=who as hee sayd well understood Dutch told this deponent and others
 of the ''Isaacks'' company that they sayd that (meaning the sayd person they were soe displeased with) was
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 John '''I''' ffletcher &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
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+&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;&#42;
 The same day &#91;CENTRE HEADING&#93;
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 of three quarters of an hower, and thereby made the ''Isaack''
 leakie, and ready to sinke, which her company perceiving the master and they
-and three passengers for preservation of themselves gott aboard the ''Saint
+and three passengers for preservation of themselves gott aboard the ''Saint''
-Jacob'', and twelve other passengers who could not gett out of the ''Isaack''
+''Jacob'', and twelve other passengers who could not gett out of the ''Isaack''
 to save themselves continued aboard her and were as hee beleeveth all drowned
 and perished in the shipp ''Isaack'' togeather with the ladeing by reason of the ''Saint Jacobs''
 soe falling fowle of the ''Isaack'' and further hee cannot answre saving hee saith
 hee
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 tyme the ''Isaack'' was, and the ''Isaack'' having taken in her sayd ladeing
 shee and the ''Saint jacob'' sett out of Plymouth upon one and the same day, videlicet the
-seaventeenth of ffebruary last, the Isaack bound for London under an
+seaventeenth of ffebruary last, the ''Isaack'' bound for London under an
 English Convoy, and the ''Saint Jacob'' for holland under a dutch Convoy,
 And saith that the very next night after the sayd shipps soe sett out

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 being a Common or foremastman of the Company the voyage in
 question And saith the sayd shipp tooke in at Plymouth about eighty tonnes of goods
-tinne, trabe oyle, butter capers, and olives, and herings, and Indico and Sydder and other
+tinne, trane oyle, butter capers, and olives, and herings, and Indico and Sydder and other
 goods to be transported thence to London but the particuler quantities
 of every sort of goods hee remembreth not nor knoweth for whose Account

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 they might then very well have done the ''Saint Jacob'' then having two courses
 out to helpe her soe to doe and the ''Isaack'' but one Course) rann fowle
-of the ;;Isaacks'' bowe, and brake downe all her masts, and brake downe
+of the ''Isaacks'' bowe, and brake downe all her masts, and brake downe
 her larboard side, and continues soe beating upon her, the space
 of three quarters of an hower, and thereby made the ''Isaack''