HCA 13/72 f.413v Annotate - Revision history

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ColinGreenstreet at 20:25, November 8, 2013

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 |Transcription=of Spaniards and bound for Spaine caused her to be there seized by
 two smale English frigotts which the sayd Officers sent for, and that the
 sayd Lapper the dutch Convoy seeing her to bee soe under seizure
-rescued her the ''Saint Antonio'', and carried her thence to Majorca for which service (as they sayd &#91;?to&#93; the Company of the ''Saint Antonio'' therein makeing what resistance &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93; And
+rescued her the ''Saint Antonio'', and carried her thence to Majorca for which service (as they sayd &#91;?to&#93; the Company of the ''Saint Antonio'' therein makeing what resistance &#91;?XXXX&#93; And
 further cannot depose saving hee saith if the ''Saint Antonio'' had not bin
-rescued by the sayd Lapper shee could not afterwards have bin &#91;?imployed GUTTER&#93;
+rescued by the sayd Lapper shee could not afterwards have bin &#91;?imployed&#93;
 against the English nor have burnt and destroyed the ''Anne Pearcy'' and her
 ladeing./
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 to the Master and Company
 and every of them by the Spaniards
-who were Owners of the ''Saint
+who were Owners of the ''Saint''
-Antonio''./
+''Antonio''./
 the marke of the sayd
 John &#91;MARKE&#93; G&#91;?ellman&#93;
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 John &#91;MARKE&#93; Gillman &#91;MARKE, RH SIDE&#93;
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 The same day/
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 this deponents Judgment and Estimate the goods and Adventures the tyme
 arlate aboard the ''Anne Pearcy'' belonging to the Master and the severall
-Mariners oof her was well worth five or sixe hundred pounds of
+Mariners of her was well worth five or sixe hundred pounds of
 like money and above./

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 the ''Anne Pearcye'' belonging to the arlate dethick, Browne and
 Company and destroyed and burnt aboard her were
-of an exceeding great value they being bery ritch goods
+of an exceeding great value they being very ritch goods
 and there being great store of money laden aboard her for
 their Account soe that in this deponents Judgment such her

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