HCA 13/72 f.294r Annotate - Revision history

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 happened to the sugars in question, and told him that they lay at
 Chesters Key, and that the sayd Bence or such as hee the sayd Careswell
-should appoint to the purpose aforesayd, but the sayd careswell made slight
+should appoint to the purpose aforesayd, but the sayd Careswell made slight
 thereof, and the sayd Careswell neglecting to come, this deponent by order
-of the sayd Bence went to him the sayd careswell the 5th tyme, and told
+of the sayd Bence went to him the sayd Careswell the 5th tyme, and told
 him that if hee the sayd Careswell would neither come him selfe nor appoint
 some other person in his behalfe to view the sayd dammage, the sayd Mr

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 To the 5th hee saith that the fifteene Chests of sugar aforesayd or the most of them
 were stowed abaft the mast and all of them in the ground tyre, and this deponent observed
-that they that lay neerest the pumpe by the Mast were most damnified, so ethat
+that they that lay neerest the pumpe by the Mast were most damnified, soe that
 it was evident that the dammage which happened to them came by the water that
 was in the sayd shipp, which as the sayd seamen sayd could not be pumped
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 happened to the sugars in question, and told him that they lay at
 Chesters Key, and that the sayd Bence or such as hee the sayd Careswell
-should appoint to the purpose
+should appoint to the purpose aforesayd, but the sayd careswell made slight
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 To the 5th hee saith that the fifteene Chests of sugar aforesayd or the most of them
 were stowed abaft the mast and all of them in the ground tyre, and this deponent observed
-that they that lay neerest the pumpe by theMast were most damnified, so ethat
+that they that lay neerest the pumpe by the Mast were most damnified, so ethat
 it was evident that the dammage which happened to them came by the water that
 was in the sayd shipp, which as the sayd seamen sayd could not be pumped
 out by reason the pumpe was choaked in manner aforesayd And further
 to this article hee cannot depose./
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 |Transcription=sayd two mariners replyed as aforesayd that the same happened by reason
 the pump was choaked by the meanes aforesayd And further to those articles
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 To the 10th hee saith for that hee is noe seaman hee cannot depose thereto/
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