HCA 13/72 f.459v Annotate - Revision history

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 dock and to new Navell hoode her and doe other repayres to her which
 shee stood neede of and this deponent did observe that when shee came
-to bee new Navell hooded and repayred shee had given soe much &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
+to bee new Navell hooded and repayred shee had given soe much way
-that her hoodeings were wrought &#91;XXXXXXX&#93; from the stemme on each
+that her hoodeings were wrought an inch from the stemme on each
-side soe that the Sea might have free passage in the re&#91;?&#93;st, And
+side soe that the Sea might have free passage in the rest, And
 saith that hee heard some of the Company of the ''Pilgrim'' say that
 shee had bin in that condition in the voyage from whence shee was

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 |First transcriber=Colin Greenstreet
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 |Transcription=To the 10th hee saith hee knoweth neither of the parties Interrate
 and therefore cannot answereto this Interrogatorie/

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 and therefore cannot answereto this Interrogatorie/
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 Repeated before doctor Godolphin./.
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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;
 The 13th of August 1658/
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 ''Pilgrim'' was brought into the dock of him this deponent the
 arlate Abraham Graves to bee Navell hooded and some other repaires
-done to her: but not to be new sheathed, And saith that after search
+done to her&#58; but not to be new sheathed, And saith that after search
 made by this deponent and his servants they in the new calkeing of her
 found her to nee much worme eaten and soe worme eaten that there
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 it did not appeare to this deponent (nor as hee beleeveth to any of the
 rest
 |People=<u>Abraham Graves</u>
 <u>James Watkins</u>
 |Primary sources='''TNA'''
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 PROB 11/332/448 Will of James Watkins, Mariner of West Ham, Essex. 28 March 1670
 PROB 11/395/312 Will of Abraham Greaves, Gentleman of Stepney, Middlesex 03 June 1689
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 ADM 106/319/236
-Francis Barham, John Greaves, Jonas Shish junr., Elfrid Elve, Abraham Greaves, John Yarwood and John Longe, Shipwrights' Hall. They have surveyed the frigate being built at Woolwich by Phineas Pett and find the timbers placed too far apart. They have also surveyed the frig+ate being built by Anthony Deane at Henry Johnson's yard to be well performed. 1676 May 17
+Francis Barham, John Greaves, Jonas Shish junr., Elfrid Elve, Abraham Greaves, John Yarwood and John Longe, Shipwrights' Hall. They have surveyed the frigate being built at Woolwich by Phineas Pett and find the timbers placed too far apart. They have also surveyed the frigate being built by Anthony Deane at Henry Johnson's yard to be well performed. 1676 May 17
 ADM 106/333/304 Navy Board: Records. IN-LETTERS. Miscellaneous. Francis Barham, '''John Greaves, Abraham Greaves''', Richard Boys, John Longe, Mark Croney, Company of Shipwrights. Report of 3rd Rates being built at Henry Johnson's and Robert Castell's shipyards at Blackwall and Deptford. 26 June 1678

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 to bee new Navell hooded and repayred shee had given soe much &#91;XXXX GUTTER&#93;
 that her hoodeings were wrought &#91;XXXXXXX&#93; from the stemme on each
-side soe that the Sea might have free passage in the re&#91;?&#93;st, Ands
+side soe that the Sea might have free passage in the re&#91;?&#93;st, And
-asith that hee heard some of the Company of the ''Pilgrim'' say that
+saith that hee heard some of the Company of the ''Pilgrim'' say that
 shee had bin in that condition in the voyage from whence shee was
 lately returned, for that they could and did soe the sea come in at her

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 To the first article of the sayd allegation hee saith that within a day or
 two after the arlate shipp the ''Pilgrim'' came into the River of Thames
-from the voyage whereon shee had bin imediately before the sammage
+from the voyage whereon shee had bin imediately before the dammage
 in question happened, the Master of her James Watkins came to this
 deponent in the yeare 1655 and spake  to this deponent being a shipp wright

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 <u>ADM</u>
 ADM 106/333/336 Jonas Shish, Deptford. Report of the Yarmouth's defects lying in Mr Johnson's dry dock at Blackwall. Captain Potter and Abraham Graves believe that the valuation of the Yarmouth in their certificate is accurate. 1678 July 15
 ADM 106/333/342 Jonas Shish, Captain Richard Potter, Abraham Graves, Deptford. They give an account of the number of days they have each spent surveying the Ruby, the Happy Return, the Assurance, the Adventure, the Dartmouth, the Richmond and the Success and ask for an allowance. 1678 Sept 30
 ADM 106/336/437  Thomas Lewsley, Purveyor. Asks for a warrant for Deptford to receive goods from Captain Castle, Robert Castle, Abraham Graves, Richard Wood and George Body for the 30 new ships.
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 PROB 11/332/448 Will of James Watkins, Mariner of West Ham, Essex. 28 March 1670
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 Jan 23
-<u>_Chancery</u>
+<u>Chancery</u>
 C 6/47/95 Short title: Machin v Graves. Plaintiffs: James Machin . Defendants: Abraham Graves and Sarah Grave his wife and others. Subject: property in Barking, Essex . Document type: bill, answer. 1665

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